The Express. — London, England, 1849-07-28 00:00:00

IRELAND. Doeux, JOLT The apppointment of Mr. George Bennet, Q C., as eommierloaer for inquiring into the Casdewellan =sauces kat been much canvassed. He is closely connected with the Pennsfathee family, and his eon- In-law is proprietor and editor of a leading tory role. Mr. Bennet himself is a tory, without any n oes bigotry. But though he may be in the e a man of liberal cbaraetar—if not liberal poli tics—it were to be wished that souse one less con nected with social toryism, had been selected. To bring in any report which would seriously compro mise Lord Roden would sorely try Mr. Bennet's feel inigt.may also be doubted whether Mr. Bennet has now the energy or determination necessary in a° peculiar an ingirry. His health has much declined of late. He has been at the bar Moos 1600, and even on this present circuit spoke of ceasing to hold the crown prsmontonhip, any longer. The statement, however, in this morning's Freeman that " Mr. Ben net's bar business is at an end, but not before its time," is a gross error. I have seen him engaged in very heavy cases durirg the last term. The decision of the Master of the Rolls that he' would not appoint attorney. or eol?citors to be re ceivers on properties under the courts is much can vassed here, where there is a large professional interest likely to be alheted by it. Masters Henn and Litton have both dissent-d emphatically from the ruling of the Master of the Rolls, and he is not sup ported by the Lord Chancellor. It is to be expected that the attorney inter. at would be clamorous against wlui'ever interferes with their pickings. On this querion the Master of the Rolls sands alone, as the four gluten in Coaneery differ from h.m. TUB LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK. On Thursday the annual misting of the ohne holders la Ihie beak was held is the Clarendon Room WILLIAN RATSBOXL Big chairman of the hood of illronews, guided. Thar. wu a sumerou atteudssns of elearekoldses. MTCues;, the Ilellamittf, read the following report fa the diseharge et thee daty to t'e proprietor the directors of the B wash Bank now reseal their thirteenth annual report. The paha With, pastyeer, alter my:unto(' all es. eases, amount to MAU. 19s. 9sl. and th e direeton have the satisfactim of r•porting that tier* have been no hem whatever on the busmen strictly appertaining to that peek& They have, however, mantle red it their duty to take • sandal review, not only of the bad and doubtful deba of the geovents di . ..matron year, but of the old Impended accounts and amen. and they regret to state that a large reduction, monsittlag in the aggregate to 25,0001. ' in the alienate of value the of these assets a retmind to be made, in order to place the real position of the Wink bets,. the rroprietors. When it is borne in mind, however, that an unprecedented depreciation in the value of cony kind of property has fol lowed on the inandal anis of en previous year, and the coalman% politkol ecandsioas of Europe, it will not be saatlar MI surprise that these sawn should have hitherto hese overeetmeated. The moaning endeannws UM di- teeters an turned to maintaining a member aid steidy beta im balsams, rather than in reing tem ary profits from tarns and speculative operations, which caned be expected to last beyond the excitement of the time, and they thus expect to won the additional advantage d keeping the resources of the bank In sash a putties that its regular customers may fell mend at ail times of obtaining men legitimate facility they may re gain. The dreams me strongly impeemed with the expe diency of formieg • sufficient reserved fend; and they con sider the most 14timate mode of accomplishing this desirable object to be by strictly adhering to the payment of moderate dividends fur some time to corm. They have no hesitation in expreesirg their opinion that se dividend la.yor.d the rate of 4 per cant. permeates ought tubs declared until a reserved fund of 60.0001. at least be enabliehed ; and sueh a course, they are satisfied, would lead, net only to the ultiman soli dity of the bank, bet to its present prosperity, and to the munasioa of its current business and resources. The sur plus profit of the previous year was 682(. Os. Id. • the net profit during the pan year, alter payment of de:ruses, Is 60,1511. 19a. Pd . .: together, 80, - 834. 19e. 10d. From which a dividend, at Mum rate of 4 per cent. rr annum, was paid in January Let, for the half-year then end ing, amounting to the sum of 9,9421. Bs.• leaving a fund of 49,8711. Ili , 10d. From turbid; a divi dend, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, is now declared fie the pert half-year, amounting to 12,4634 ; lesvicg a balance of 28,4181. Ils. 10d. Ageinet which is to lie placed the increaser* estimate of looses on the odd bad and doubtful debt account, and also on eke bed and doubtful debts of the previous year, viz.: 25,0361. 12s. 106. ; leaving a clear surplus of 3,3811 10s. as a commencement of a n served fund. The total number of shares issued remains the sans as at last report, via., 49,812, representing a paid-up capital of 498,1201. Mr. Foltwann asked the directors bow far they intended to tiny the reserved fent ? The CHAIIIMAN said there was little doubt that when the reserved fund amounted to 40,0001. there would be a further dividend declared; but they must wait unti, they got the 40,000/. before they could decide. After some further conversation, the report was adopted. The retiring directors were then re-elected. The CHAIKMAN said he had now to mention to the meet lag that the mugging directors of the committee had foe some time ben working without any remuneration. For merly, when In. Hope's trustees had a large amount of mosey Lis the bank they gave 1,0001. to the managing com mittee, who had the burden of the affairs of the hank upon their shoulders. It wa now for the shareholders to my whetter they would allow the managing committee anything for their services. _ _ lb. HAITIT mid dm question was rather as awkward one for the Maim= to have to bring forward t but be begged to move dm the sum of 1,0001. be placed in their beads for the next Mate months. Mr Parentsorox seconded the motion, which was anent monsly carried The CHAIRMAN then moved a vote of thanks to their manager, who had bee.' the principal means of bringing the bank into its protest ii uriahing condition. The motion was carried with acclamation, and Mr. Cross having replied, and a IRAs et thanks to the chairman and directors having been passed, the meeting broke up. ROYAL BANK OF LIVERPOOL The annul meeting of the sharehoideri of this hank 4:ok plate yeverday, at 2 o'cIock—FRANCIII 811.1 MD ES4I, is the chair. The following report was read 'lnc present stetter; it convened in secordsoce with elsu.e 3, of the Supplemental Deed of Settlement, end the ' direct as, in submitting the following report, trust that the result of the transactions of the bank for a period of IS months. ending 30.11 Juno last, will be considered satisfic• tory to the shareholders. It w aanecestary now to dwell upon the many difficulties which attended the reopening of the book alter the fearful crisis of 1847, them difficulties having been overcome by the energetic support of the shlreholdre,and by the restored confidence*: the public. The nett :T. fits oldie bank, after the payment of all e spinets, and the interest on the preference shares, amounted to the sum of 20,8911.14 e. 2.1. • and it Is further gratifying to state, that since the resumption of 1:35i110111 no bad debts have been in curried. This stun it is proposed to carry toe reserved fond, and the directors have foil confidence that the shareholders wiil cot firm this propositie*, allending, as it does, the best means of providin; far any passible contingency, as well as layirg the foundation for greater uniformity in the payment of dieidends in future. The high rate of interest which was 'bowed C.l agreement) to depositors to the end of 1843, toge Cher with the interest ea the preference shares, weighed wily upon the profits of the bank, at.d when, in addition, • if is considered how slow was the recovery from that state of collapse in which the commercial community had fallen, and low continually ell business operations have been restricted and se:harrowed by the disorganised state of the continent, the arectore fee, that they may assuredly point to the reassure of caress which has been already attained. ' As the surest ground in lots adverse times of coainned and leer: uteg prosperity. la realising the assets of the hank, the dimmers may act have made as much proAress as they aaticiwited, bat the shareholders need scarcely he remi nd ed the, irons the character of the property in which the bank la interested, both In this country and in the West Indies, ft would base been most taludicious, especially with so man increasing symptoms of imprreement, to hale forced such property prematunly upon the market. The directors con fidently trust that before the close of another year the amount realised will enable them to ascrtain the actual value of the old shares, but which in the present state of their emu:hies it is impossible to do ; and with this view, therefore, they are desirous that there should be no addition mole to the resat board luring that period, believing that it will be most conducive to the saccessful issue of pending arrangements. Tf,c Caatasux mid that it would be unnecessary for him to d t move than to move the adoption of the report; but he ehould he glad to reply to any observations which any of the shareholders might make. M r. Alderman COOP= said that he eordisPy seconded its edoption, and had pleasure in congratulating the meeting on e.e position in which they they stood—so different from that in which they were placed 18 mouths ago. The report we. thee adopted. A •..te of thanks haveg been parted to the directees, to Mr. C baton, the manager, to Mr. Myers, and the chairman, the meeting separated. 2061 70 1271 43.5 4 162; 14; 94; 4234 38; 36 82; 46; 23 ao 148 38 36 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE UNION BANK.—At the halt yearly meeting of pc , ...prietors„ the directors famished a report, is which the prcti is stated at 10,904/., and a disl iked of Bs per share was declared. The guarantee fend is 43,6241., and the paid•up etpital 236,0241. COMMUTATION or SENTENCE or DZATR.—The 'lntense of the general awn-inertial held at Cork co the 21st of tdey last, Neter Meath Janes Walsh, of the 47th Regiweht, Re llama, whoa oa the line of marsh hem Cherleville to Bettavact, offered notions 'salmi Lieut. IVii:iaat F. A. Rook*, discharged a naafi loaded with powder and ball at Last. Hooke, and therebi s z e se:a wennaise his to hie left &an t waadtat ba beam' t o anskstey ; bat her M.jesty has been pleased so ter to se tend her Royal mercy to the primes, as to ammatate the maw* at death to uweportatloa as a Aka Ow the Una of hit astaal ItAILWAI'S. YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK. The committee of ievretigation iato the affairs of this now erlebeatad Sae bused a statement on Thursday, of which we give the sabseasee. They esuromeed on the 20th inst., that en advertisement would be issued during the present week, calling • special general mesehig of the sempany, width had bees mired neemeary by the dete miaaMss of Mr. Shield see to serve on the committee appointed at the wiestisi el libegehoiders hold on the litth last. lime Oat time, do ese•lNee have had under their wealoon esmthiereties the mime aimpli cited mitten in width the company are interested, with • view to imbrue all and meters is one advertisement, and thus enable the shareholders by the resolution of • special emoting to loafer such powers on the eons: safes es imey be masidered mummy to enable them efficiently te miry out the object of their appointment. The low requiring that ell extraordinary meetings of the company shesM be gated by the directors, the committee on the 19th Jest regnemed the secretary to convene • weal meeting of the board for that purpose. This meeting was held yesterday, when the whole of the members of the board attended, to whom the committee explained their wish to have such westing called ma& early • day as possible. and reed to them the advertisement they bad prepared. The directors made no remark, bat merely requested to have an oppor tunity of cousidering, fors short time, the terms of the Meer thee:lent, the original draft of which was delivered to them, and they retired for consultation . Tee cinunittee having waited for several hours without receiving any communica tion, at length sent for Mr. Close, the gemetaiy, and re quested him to inform the board that the committee were still waiting. Mr. Close returned in a few minutes with • 'loopy of a resolution, that the advertisement appeared to the board of so extensive and important a character that they did net feel it to be consistent with their duty as directors to agree to it, without being allowed time for consideration, and, if necessary, ter obtaining the advice of counsel; and for that purpose requested the committee to favour them with a copy of the proposed advertisement. The comma tee immediately upon the receipt of this resolutim, inquired fa the directors, in order that they might confer with them ; but found, to their great surprise, the board hail broken up before Mr. Close had brou;ht them the resolution ; thereby frustrating the object of your committee, which was to secure the insertion of the advertisement in the newspapers of the present week. The committee deemed an early meeting highly important, for many ~OM ; but if the di rectors are thus permitted to mated the committee, it w ill be impossible for the latter to act with the prom?. tirade necessary to give effect to their proceedier, or to and the shareholders In placing the affair§ of the compel y under a system of efficient management at the earliest period. They, therefore, advise the shareholders to present • requisi tion te the directors to mil • special general meeting ter the purposes set forth in the advertisement, to be held on the day to which the former meeting stands adjourned, namely, the 23rd of August next. No time should be lost in the pre. mutation of such a requisition, in order that the meeting may be legally advertised ; and your committee, therefore, Melon a copy, to which (if you approve their course of pro ceeding) you will please to sifts your signature, and return the same, so as to reach this committee not later than Thursday morning next, on which day they intend to present the same to the directors. _ . Before separating the committee of investigation payed the following strong resolution : "That the committee feel compelled to record their sur prise at the insult which they consider to have been offere - 1, not only to themselves, but also to the shareholders whom they represent, by the conduct of the Board of Directors this day, who, with • fall knowledge of the importance which the oosamittee has meshed to the insertion in the newspa pers of this week of the advertisement for an extraordinary meeting of shareholder, and of the fact that this committee had caused today's meeting to be convened fir the special purpose of conference on the subject, have neverthe less evaded such conference, alter the terms of the advertisement had been placed in their hands, and dissolved their meeting without affording to this com mittee the opportunity of even seeing them thereon. That this committee havicg previously given to the Matters which form the subject of such advertisement their most anxious consideration, are at a loss to understand on what pround the directors should have hesitated to call such meeting, and therefore determine immediately to appeal to the shareholders for their support in the COUTO^ they are pursuing, and which they deem to be absolutely easentiol to the future welfare of the company. That a reque Melon be presented to the directors, calling upon them to convene au extraordinary general meeting of the company, in the terns of the said advertisement, to be held on the 23rd day of August next, and that the shareholders be re quested to dB: their signatures to each requisition, and to transmit the same so as to be received by this eammittee not later than Thu:slay morning next (August 2nd), for which day the secretary is requested to summon • board meeting to enable this committee to present such requisition." °Fannin or NORTH WESTIIOI.—LIEDS, JULY 27.—The partial opening of this line, namely the 25 miles between Bkipton and Ingleton, took plans yesterday, and the event was celebrated by a special trip and a dinner. The whole length of the line, free. Bkipton to Lancaster and Ingleton, is 40 miles, loathe branch from Clapham to Lancaster is not yet completed. The average cost of the whole line per mile will be 16,0001. It traverses the velkys of the Ain, the Ribble, the Winning, and the Lune, and has stations a Oargrave, Bell-Busk, lielilleld, Long Preston, Semis, Clap ham, sad Ingleton. The route it opens up shortens the die taus between the West Riding of Yorkshire and Glasgow, and the north of Scotland, by 20 miles, and it is i Mended, when fully carried out, to extend from logician to near Car lisle, where it will join the Lancaster and Carlisle Railway. TRAFFIC RETURN FOR THE PAST WEEK. N2=ooll(l4Way. 1848. Kostipta. 1848. BRITISH. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire Bolton, Blackburn, and West Yorkshire Bristul and Exeter {Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Drogheda Caitlin and Kingstown Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen June East Anglian East Lancashire Kasten Counties and Nortolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh and Northern ! Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr Glasgow, Pabley,and Greenock Great Northern &B. Lincolnsh . Great Southern andWestern(l) Great Western* • Loncaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Lirerpool,Crosby, & Southport London and NorthWeetern London and Blackwell London, Brighton, and S. Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Manchester Sheff &Lint:clash. Midland Midland OreatWastarn.(l) lionklands North British SeMtish Central Shrewsbury and Chasse shroishiro Union Soutii Dews South Bailors Taff Vale Ulster West Carswell Whitshaers Amnion York, Newest*, Berettek.• , 'York and North Nidland 1 FORSIGN. 761 26 671 711 211 1071 !Amiens and Boulogne Dieppe Dutch Rhenish Montereau and Troyes Northern of France Orleans to Bourges (Cess.) Orleans to Tours Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Rouen and haste 57i 71i 211 1074 1.2821 i l!1,41f!I ...Exelutlye of the Bridal sedlezeter: 1,374 858 1,046 16,102 2,665 2,866 7,408 7,246 3,216 7,1 4,735 1,367 FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON THE BLACIEWALL RAlLWAY.—Yesterday morning, shortly before 12 o'clock, an accident, which terminated fatally, occurred on the Black. wall Railway, user the West India Dock Statim. Fur some time put, a man named John Lskey, a stose mason, and several other men, have been engaged in cle• ritv out the ditches whisk run alongside the railway at Poplar. I Yesterday morning, at 20 minutes to 12 o'clock, Lakey was proceeding along the list, between the two limes of railway, when the train, which was then due, was perceived coming towards the West India Dock Station, from BlackwalL The unfortunate ram turned round and saw that the en gine was close upon him, and instead of stepping on to the line out of the way of the engine, he suddenly jumped upon the rails on which the train was. The act was so waVen, ; that before the engineer could stop the engine, it strwk Ma on the breast as he turned roans, and forced him down upon the mil. The whole of the carriage., which are sena- Telly very numerous, parsed over his head and chest, end killed him on the spot. Re has left a wife and live young children, who were entirely depending on his support. FRAUD! AT THE LIVERPOOL BOROUGII GAOL.— On Wednesday, Wm. It wheray Aitkin, a collecting clerk at the &rough Gaol, wascharged with enibra log rarities sums of mosey which he had received for goods manufactured by the prisoners. It was the business of the prisoner to call upon persons who purchawd articles from the ga'il, and settle their accounts, receiving the mmty and paying it ovsrtothe principal clerk daily. The evidence west to show that he had received hem Mr. Watson 91. 17r. for mats, end N. 2m. from Mr. Rice for other articles supplied to him. The receipts were signed by the prisoner, but he had not handed over the money. The witnesses, who proved the reeelpte, could not, however, identify him. In addition to these ampoions he had received further rims, namely, 21. 9s. from Mrs. Lyles, of the York Hotel, 21. 9a., 11. 195., 321. and EL 14s. from other persona th bovines in this town. The prisoner deeded that he ever received the money. He was anwmaittai fte WM.—Liverpool latrury. 1849. 31 37i 19 14 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1849. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Ktwo's COLLZOS. DISTitIIIIMON or PAU OS. •-• The annual distribution of prises to the youths edurated In the school attached to this initi . ntion took plea yesterday in the great ball of the college. The Bishop of London presided, and was supported by Lord Redscoek and several other patrons at the institution. The right reereread prelate, in e p oniog the proorediep, said he rejoiced at the 'nooses whisi had attended the wheel under the superintendence of the head-master, Dr. Mayor. He might mention that already pupils in the lower department, who had not completed their education at King's College s _kad obtained distinguished honours at Ozoird and Cambridge. Tete following were among the suceaslnl competitors in their respective alarm:— Upper Sixth : Frederick Harrison, Frederick Gard Meaty, George Winter Price, Henry Beaumont Walmesley, Martin Hine Irving, James W. Shepard. Greek lambics: Martin ' Hine Irviag. Latin Verse: Frederick Harrison. English Essay : Frederick Harrison (1 ), Fredrick Gard Fifty (2), ldiddle Sixth : Francis Edward Thompson, Thomas Roscoe I , R Stebbing, Gilbert Lyon, Daniel Jonas, John Cunning, William M. Ord. Lower Sixth: Charles William Reit, Francis Philip Whitaker, Henry Cunning, E lward Easton, Walter David Davies, Miley Henry Baldwin. Fifth: Walter William Hopwood, George Winslow, John Wilson Moore, Clarke Armstrong Dueeett, Edward J. Standen, Frederick A. Eaton. Upper Fourth : Henry Cardsle, Walter Shelley, John Chadwick, El. gar Summers, John Walter Bugg, Samuel Tonkin. lower Fourth: Edgar Sommers, Edward Eaton Evans, John Drake, Robert Grant. William Henry Barnes, Robert I Lewis. Upper Third : William Graham Dow, Thomas Name Oliver, John Brunskill, Frederick John Cornwell, Augustus Edward Dizy, Charles Wright. Lower Third: Robert Benjamin Lewis, Stai.ton Meynck, Richard Wallis Ashby. Second. Richard Fitzgerald Glaister, Preston Wil liam Gooda'l, Wehard Folkard. Upper First: Alfred Davies, William Carvell Boyle, Bennett William Hooper. Lower First: Bennett William Hooper, Richard Spencer Connebee, Charlet Robert Dent Dallas. Prizes were also awarded in mathematics, Hebrew, French, German, geome trical and Landscape drawing, and in arihmetk ; and to the most proficient scholars iu the following "Schools in Union" with King's College :—C imberwell, Forest Hill, Rrompton, Hackney, K. rsingtnn, ilelogical, All Souls, Norwich, St. Peter's, Woodbridge, B.ockwell, Stepney, and Islington. CoNSECRATION OP CHRIST CHURCH, BATTERSlA.—Yes terday the ceremony of consecrating this church was per teemed by the Hi• hop of Winchester, assisted by Lord Auck land, the Bishop if Sodor and Man, and a large number of the dist , iet clergy. COasIiCRATIurt.—CHESTER.—The Bi•hop of Chester con secrated ea Saturday ',et the new church of St. Peter, !lac clisfleld. The district of St. Peter is one of those consti tuted under Sir It. Peel's act, and has now Income a at perste pail& NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, JULY 27.-ArPOINTSIXIiTS -To Queen. Assist.-Surgesus : D. H. Ducar and W. G. Goldie. Naval Cadet : F. Jobustone.-Prince Regent. Naval CAM : H. F. Davies.-Fisotted. Naval Cadet : 8. E. Poyn•it -Ocean. ‘lidslipman : W. A. V. Boyce.-Darkasse. Captain: 0. Cl. Wellesley. Pane MONZY.-Notice is given is last night's Gazelle, that the account sales of the proceeds arising from the cap ture of the slave-vessel Quenon de Novembre, by her Ma jesty's steam-vessel Styx, Henry Chide, E q., commander, on the 19th of October , 1847, will be registered in the High Court of Admiralty, on or after the Bth of August next ; also that the account sales of the proceeds arising from the capture of the slave-veeeel Cidade D'Augrs, by her Majesty's weans-vessel Styx, Henry Chads, Esq.. commander, on the 27th of December, 1847, will be registered in the High Court of Admiralty, on or alter the Bth of August nest; also that the account sales of the proceeds arising from the capture of the glare-vessel Banta Anna, by her Majesty's steam-vessel Styx, Henry Chads, Esq., commander, on the 11th of December, 1847, will be reckreved in the High Court of Admiralty, on or alter the Bth day of August next. -J. WOODHEAD, event. Tan HOUND -Notice is also given to G. H. Wood, Eeq., commander, the officers and company of h. r Maj: sty's sloop Hound, who were on bird and entitled to share in the bounties awsrded for the capture of a schooner, name un known, on the Bth of February, 1848, that a distribution of the nett proceeds will bo made, at No. 14, Great George street, Westminster, cn the 10th of August, 1819, and that the shares not then claimed will he re-called, at the same place, for three months. Flag, 111. 71. 41d.; commander, 541. 101. 101. ; 3rd class, 11. 5.. sd. ' • 4th clue, 31. 12s. 84d. ; sth class, U. 5s 51d. ; 6th class, 21. 3s. 71d.; 7th class, 11 16s. 4/d.; B.h class, 11. 9s. Id.; 9th class, 11. ls. 914.; 10th class, 14i. 61i.; 11th class, 10s. 1014.; 12th class, 7e. 31d. ; 13th class, 51. 51 d.-11.tuarrr, ROBINWN, and Co., agate. POICTIIMOIITII, JULY 27.-Stromboli, at. el., arrived yes terday from Portland, sod remains at Spuhead.-Sphynx, at. al , arrival yesterday from Portland, with the troops who attended at the ceremony of commancine the neer breakwater. -Vesuvius, at., arrived yesterday from the eastward, and this day has received on board a detachment of Ho, al Marines, for duty at Pembroke, and sails for that port this day, calling at Devonport.-Lichtning, at., arrived this morning from the eastward. Cuckoo, st., arrived yesterday, last from Portland, and is in harbour to conl and refit. Par.taleon, brig, Commander Hyde Parker, sailed yesterday for Ds voriport, where she will receive her final order,. Victoria and Albert, royal yacht, came into harbour early yesterday morning, from Portland, having been detained uff Cowes all night by the heavy weather. The Port Admiral, Lieute nant-Governer, Lady Cape', and a number of persons of rank were oa board. _ - WOOLWICH. JrLY 27.—Flamer, at. v., has been commis sioned by Lieut. H. P. Jonas, and is placed under orders to join the royal squadron on the coast of Ireland.—Minx, iron it. v., is ordered to bf fitted with a screw propeller abaft the rudder, according to a; plan proposed by Meson. Sea ward and Co., by way of experimental trial.—Mariff, for merly used as a surveying brig, is ordered to be broke up at this port.—Vulture, at. v., is ordered to proceed down the river on an experimental trial. Sir Bsldwyn Waiker, sur veyor of the navy, and Mr. Watts, assistant surveyor, have inspected the Dreadnought, seaman's hospital ship, and are to decide on the best plan for ventilating her lower decks. The convict hulksand convict hospital ship have been removed up the river, to moorings off the dockyard, in accordance with the Incaution/ of the coroner and jury at the late inquest. For some days there has cnly been one care of cholera on board the hospital ship. MILITARY. (From last night's Gn.lettr.) WAR-OFFICE, JILT 27. let Rest. of Foot.—Staff Atbist.-Shig. E. B. SINCIJaI to be assist.- surg., vice Hoskin, who exchanges. 4th F.—Capt. Exton', from 6th 1., to be rapt., vice Bellingham, who exchanges. 6th V.—Capt. W. Baumeister, from 4th F., to be °apt., vice Begun who exchanges. 13th F.—Lieut. G. WADIt to be rapt, without ;rm. vice Bre,. Maj. Fertekk. des.; Ens. E. Lvscu to be lieut., vice Wade; G. IrreGra.trn KINU SO be 4., vice Wade. 26th F.—Lieut. F. T. LISTEN frm the 30th F., to be Ikut, vim Perk, prom. 38th F.—Capt. J. M Naos; from lam. tout., to be cipt,, vice V. F. Story, who cubs.; Lieut. It. C. SINCLAIR to be c.apt., by pur., vice Maim, who rets. ; Ens. C. E. louse to be lieut., by pur., vice Nadal? ; C. EDWARD.. gent., to be ens ,by per ., vice Johns. 48th F.—L'eut. R. BLAM.XLY, from the ~,th F., to be licut" vice Featherstonhateett, app. paymaster of the 59th F. 53rd r.--Capt. T. J. Casnsav (role h .- p. unit, to be eapt., vice Brevet-Major C. F. Havelcielt, who exchanges, receiving the dif ference; Lieut. J. genirrana, to be cam., by pur., vice Castieau, who retires. 62.4 F .—Pas. B. A. Weon to be superseded, for having absented himself without leave. 69th F.—Quarter-Master Berj. M. Currox, to be quarter-master, vice J. Hollis, who mt upon h..p. 73th F.—Lieut. It. C. 141011 oat', from h..p. of the 59th F., to be lieut., vim Blakeney, app. to the 48th F. 77 th F.—Cape. A. Erin, from h-p. tne-, to be rept., vice Brev. Major W. J. (lake, who exch., mettles the difference. Seth F.—Bas. E. Lstr, to be lieut., by pur., vice Ellison, who ret, ; Ens. W. It. Itssiwerr, from the 46th F., to he en.., vice Lem. Royal Canadian IBA. Beet—Ere. H. G. A. Fowstr.„ to be lieut., without per., vice Lloyd„ app. to the 7th F. HO.PITAL STAll.—Assist.-Sure. W. T. H.S4KIV, M.D., from the let F., to be assiaLmarg. to the foram, rice Sinclair, who exch. Baaver.—Capt. T. I. CasTIEAV, of the 544 F., to major in the army. Maxormentm.—The chrbtian names of Ensign Itustr oath of the srd Welt India Bret. are tt Henry James." UICAL - - --- APOTRECAUIEB' HALL.—Namas of gentlemen who passed their examination in the science and practice of in' dicine, and received certificates to practise, ca Thursday, July 28, 1849: Edward Jackson, Sheffield ; Thomu Allen, London ; Arthur Oatairins Arden, Beverley, Yorkshire; Richard Eaton Rasher, Darold; William Talbot King, hackney; Joseph Barton Caner, Beverley, Yorkshire ; Charles James Evans, Belper ; George Cochrane ; John hharkwell Todd, New Cross-road, Deptford; Thomas English; John Hari i son Robotham, Wass, Derbyshire. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. SATUFIDAT, JULT 29, 1549. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. Conies di Strewth of 1 Name d Plan. I w ind. I wi nd. State or Weather. ------ BANIWONTOKII t B.W. ! Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy BILUTOCK i N.W. Strung Breen Partially Qoudy BARWICK . vo Return iIIIDOTIWATZI aIIoRTON ........ BlieTOL ........ B.W. Gentle Biros Partially Cloudy CAZUGLS Cants No Return DA11.1107031 W. Gentle Brans Partially Cloudy Rummies ...... N.W. Calm Partially Cloudy gin.. .-7.. Folesseene B.W. Geode Breese' Partially Cloudy Otaaciow ... W. Gentle Preen Partially Cloudy Otovesseraa ORRENWICLL W. Gadie Breen I Partially Ckutely , Ilaertreout E. Calm Partially Cloudy therusua .... I Lumen W. Strong Breese Partially Cloudy ILascasna. N.W. Gentle Breese Principally caw LZSDS W.N.W. Gentle Breese Cloudless Lemnos S.W. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy byname. ....... Mascusarri W. Strceg Breese Primal Il& O pear e NZWCASTLI Ozeone N.W. Gentle Breen Overeast Purism.= ...... IPoou N.W. Gentle Breese Partiall y Cloudy rosnisorrn S.W. Gentle Brame Partially Cloudy Ramses W. Gentle Breese Overcast Reeler guar Gentle Bream Partially Cloudy Buranasaarz. W. Gentle Brame Partially Cloudy Senierns ......... N.W. Gentle Breen OTIWCaSt TAIIIWCIaTII Tesreanes Innis, N. Gentle Breen Principally Clear Wares awes ..« W. Gentle Brans Cloudless Nisi SPORTING. GUILDFORD RACRB.-FRIDAT. HIS MAJMlrrit l'utTs of 100 guineas; 3 ,colds, 7st b:b ; four, ilst lib ; Ave, 911 111 b ; els and aged, Ott 21b. rests, 2 stiles M. Oshaldssim's Fmilmasa, 4 yrs. (J. Merriam) 1 0 1 Kr. Porte Sev4 le 0 1 3 Mr. Der Vs 3 yrs 0 0 1 Mr. Ore Mlle's , 8 yrs Mr. Coombe's b f Tasks oat of Chodltortoo Maid, 3 p re Lori Strathmore's Itst-tram 6ma 3 dr Mr. A. tish's Jonathan Wad. god Mr. W. BMWs Ambemadress, are The flat heat was won by half a length; the mond was won in a canter ; sad the third by a length, ROCHDALE RACES.-THURSDAY. Tioatiosim thaints of 2 son, each and 15 added ; about 2:mtles and a half, 3 sobs, were won by Mr. Eilis's Acomb, 4 ne (0. Abdale), beating Mr. W. T. Parke's Lady Bury more, 3 yrs, (Brandwood). MANOR CUP of 701., added to a handicap of 15 son. each, 10 tt, and 5 only if declared; the second to mire his stake. About 2 miles. (15 subs, 6of whom &clued). Mr. B. Green's Pelham, 3 yrs, Est (Basil 1 Air. Deardoo, cad Mrs Wal., 3 yrs, 64 121 b (Jameson 2 Mr. Osborne's Lad; Ilylda, 3 yrs, 7st .. (Osborne, jun. 3 CONTRIBUTION STAINS 01 3 soil. each, and 20 added; the second to man his stake, twice round, 9 subs, were won by Mr. Osborne's Lady Hylda. 4 yn, Ist (G. Abdale) beat ing Mr. W. T. Parke's Lady Burleson, 3 yrs, Set (Broad. wood). FARMERS' FLAT!! of 151. added to a SWEEPSTAKES of 1 soy. each, twice round and a distance, 3 subs, were won in 2 heats by Mr. Bllis's Acomb, 4 yrs (0. Ahdale) beating Mr. Thompson's b g by Tory Boy, 5 yn (0. Francis). Raiz Intelligence. EQUITY COURTS—YESTERDAY. WORE Ylet CILIVCILLOR /i2.1141.1T Ham. ATTORNEY - 45 - EN - ERAL ;70 - 1 813 .- 1 7 E - P - H; WAL- rthoox. Mr. Russell and Mr. Bigg supported the petition, which was that of the Churchwardens and overseers of St. Stephen's Walbrook, stating the proceedings under the well known information in this ease, and that the directions for payment of the monies received in respect of the chasity estates, into court, had left the petitioners without the means of providing for the parochial expenses, so that they had been obliged to levy rates of Is. ad, to lc 9d. in the pound, to the great diesatiseaction of the parishioners; that the money collected had been duly applied, but that sums remaieod due to the officers or the parish, and 1,3001. remained due to the City of L ndon Union for the maintenance of the poor, while there were standing in court to the credit of the cause 1,1011. 13•. 10d. eonscla, and 1,4611. 6s. 9d. cash, arising from the rates of the charity estates. Tete prayer was that out of these sums sufficient might be raised to meet the above demands, and that t►e receivers might pay the rates over to the petitioners, to be applied in relief of the poor-rate. Mr. Bounden Palmer and Isle. Bet.. appeared for the re lator. Mr. Lloyd for Alderman Gibbs, and Mr. Rogers for Dr. Crolt, but were not called upon. The Vice-Chancellor said there appeared to be a substan tial question whether the two petitioners who had alleged themselves to be the churchwardens of the parish of St. Ste- I phen's, Walbrook, were or were nut so de jure , and the Muter in the cause either had appointed or approved, or was in the coursed appointing or approving new trustees of the property, from the rents of which had arisen the money, or the hand, which was one of the objects of this petition. Without pronouncing any opinion f.r or eg .inat the title of these two gentlemen,who thus alleged themselves to be &jure and de facto the churehwardens, the circumstances were auffic:ent of themselves, without entering into any other matter, to render it impoeslble, in his Honour's opi nion, to make any order fur the transfer or payment of any part of the fund or any money under the petition at present. The only remaining question was whether, considering the position in which Mr. Gibbs stood, it was reasonable that, unfit r a reservation of all nos's, both of the petition and also of the attendance of the p:titionera before the Muter, or any service upon them for that purpose, they should, without prejudice to any question, and without the denial or se• knowledgment of any title, be allowed to attend the master, an allowance which, if given, could not extend to their sue maws, but must be confined to these gentlemen, and until further order. If the Attorney-General, or the respondents who had not been heard, wished to oppose that, the argu ment might prooeed. Mr. Roundel( Palmer submitted that, as the receiver's accounts had been passed, &d the master had approved of new trustees, it would only cause delay and expense to allow the petitioners to a'tend befi re the master. Tne Vice-Chancellor, however, expressed his opinioa that, under the reservation his honour had mentioned, the peti tioners might to have liberty to attend the manner under the orders, which were now befue the master, so far as anything remained to be done. The court reserved the consideration of the costs, and of all costs t be occasioned by means of the order ; and it was to be without prejudice to any question, and there was to be liberty to apply. The muter was to be informed that the court did not intimate any opinion whether he ought or ought not to rehear or go back upon any pro ceedings that bad taken place before him. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY..—YESTERDAY. B►roaa MIL COMMI , SION/J1 Fm.u. Rs DILLAFIELD. A private meeting took . plooo tnAny. Tyra*, the fist itancd against Mr. Delefleid, tke lessee of the Italian Opera, Covent garden. The proceedings sec re, of course, private ; but it was u.aderstood that the meeting was for the examination o parties connected with the theatre. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORFOLK CIRCUIT. NoNWICH, JULY 28. On Wednesday, the commission for holding these anises was cpencd before Serjeant Dowling, who arrived late in the eftemoon by the mail train. Sir Themes Wilde arrived on the previous evening, and on Thursday morning both the judges attended divine terv.Le in the cathedral. At eleven o'clsek, Serjeant Dowling proceeded to the Guildhall, and Sir Thomas Wilde to the ShirehalL There ware 31 prisoners in the county, and two in the city, for trial. There was one Mt of murder, three of manslaughter, five of burglary, tour of anon, two of rape, and fifteen of minor felonies. Baron; *a T. Wwor... KILLING A Buy. John Rosobottom, 61, was charged with having killed James Trotman, at Tilney St. Lawrence. On the 19th of June, deceased with other boys was stand ing on the road at Tilney St. Lawrence, and teasing pri• loser, who appeared to be very cross. He threatened them, and all the boys ran away, except James Trotman. The prisoner meat up to him and threw him down. His head fell rn the ground and his heels flew up. The prisoner kicked the deceased two or three times. The boy got on his leet and picked up a stone. The prisoner said "If you throw it I'll kill you." The boy dropped the stone and went away crying, and continued crying for nearly an hour. On the following Sunday he was coufined to his bed, and died on the 11th of July. Mr. Thomas Brightman, a surgeon, deposed that deceased died from concussion of the brain. Mr. C. Cooper urged in defence that the prisoner had no intension to do the lad any serious injury. Tt.e jury found him Guilty, and he was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. COV6NTRY, JVLT 27. Mr. Justice Coleridge entered this city at three o'clock to day, and opened the commission at the county hall. It had been rumoured that the cholera was very prevalent here, and in consequence it was presumed that the awizes would be ad journed, and the cases disptwed of at Warwick. The disease, however, appears not to be en bad es stated, and therefore the anticipated alteration did not take place. The calendar contains the names of twenty-four prisoners, and the cases are of a more serious description than has been known for many years. There is one charge of murder ; one of rape ; one arson ; several of burglary ; one of bigamy. The other cases are those of wounding, passing counterfeit coin, em bezzlement, and minor offences. The business commences to morrow. The caner list is understood to be light, but the whole are not yet entered. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. DURHAM, Jura' 26. The hurlers of the %PiAU commenced hers this morning. In the Crown Court there ara 24 prisoner' 'or trial, includ ing two for murder, against one of whom a true bill:hes been returned, the other being admitted Queen's eridenoe. This arises out of a pozebing cue at Raby. In the other ossei of poach'ng no bill has yet been returned. THB POLICE COURTS. )lARYLEBONE. CHARGE OF CHILD•BIISALI24O. .r. Summerfield was charged with child stealing. Thomas Bainsbury, a tradesman residing at No. 3, Pell street, Lawn-grove, stated the; about three years ago, his wife's sister died leaving en illegitimate child under his pro tection, of which the defendant alleges himself to be the father. On Tuesday night last, about nine o'clock, the pri soner, aceninpani-d by another man, came to his house for the purpose of forcibly removing the child. The other man, who is not in custody, wised hold of the child, and on com plainant's wife attempting to prevent him from taking the child, the defendant came behind her and struck her several bloss on the head. The defendant then placed the child in a cab and drove off. Witness subsequently applied to the I prisoner to restore the child, but as he refused to do so he gave him in charge. The prisoner, in defence, said the child was his, and he bad a right to him. Mr. L Norton, solicitor, who attended for the prosecution, coatended that the child in point of law could not be claimed by the defendant, b. ing an illegitimate child, and, therefore, not under control of his father. Mr. Broughton said he was of opinion that the prisoner had no right to take the child away. The prisoner was re quired to enter into kis own recognisanees of .501. to appear on Tuesday neat, when, if the child was not restored to the omplainant, he (Mr . B roughton) should send him for trial. WIISTMINS'fER. ALLEGED ROBBERY AT TiE WESTIIINSTIR SAVINGS BANK.—Yeasiday, Mr. Paole, Actuary at the Westminster Sayings Bank, waited upon the magistrate, and stated with reference to the charge against Mr. Wiilians Burrell. the pastieulan of which were detailed in our last, that he Dad seen Mr. Harrison, the depositor, and ascertained from him that the account given by the accused on the previous day in answer to it. charge was in way reap. et correct. Mr. Harrison. who was in attendance, was aaallailaslir and stated that on Saturday week he went out ot: town for a 11w days, and before ha departure gave the prisoner st e deposit book at the savings bank, and telling hint that he expiated sense parties would call for money, and that some would be wanted for the maintenance of his little family, authorised him to take the money out of the bank in his (Harrison's) memo. He did not give it a thought that pri soner could not do it without personating him- Mr. Barrel then discharged the accused from custody. From the LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, July 27. BiaKKUPT& 'Bataan Btaaut, linendraper, to surrender Aag.6 and Sept. 4, at It, at Manchester Court. Sole. Parry and Co., Tempts, and Wilding and Fisher, Blackburn; off. twig. Fraser, Manchester. Bunsen, torn:amain, Staccbester, merchant, Aug. 7 and Flei,t. IS at 12, at Manchester Court. Sole., Itecd and Co. Friday-street, Cheapside, and Sale Red Co., Manchester; off. assig „Cott, Man. cheater. June Cause., Bristol, victualler, Aug. 14 and Sept. 11, at 11, at Bristol Ct. Sol.. Sure and Gribble, Lombard-street, and Whittingbarn and Gribble, Bristol; off. assig., Miller, Bristol. Jalapa CART, &lepton Mallet, Somersetsliire, printer, Aug. 14 and Sept. 7 at 11, at Bristol Court. Sol., Phipps, bhepwn Mallet; elf. wig., Hutton, Bristol. lA Joan Conr, Upper Holloway, Islington, publican, Aug.? at and Septa at 11, at Basingball-•trect. Sol., Fled and Co. Finch.ey ; off. wig., Canaan, Birebin-Line. Sweat Cog, sea. Cobham-row, Clerkenwell, plumber, Aug. 4 at 121., and Sept. 7atl, at Basinghall.street. Sol., Mutton, Northampton_ paste, ClelkellWc4l; otr. wig, Whi'more, B singball-street. JaenHowls, Chepatow, Moult uth•bire, wine merchant, Aug. 14 and Sept. 7 at 11, at twist°, CL Sol., S.Jaine, Bristol; off. wig., Hutton, Bristol. EinfAnD Marylebone, straw hat maker, Aug, 4at 11, end Sept. 6at 12, at itas,nahall-street. Sol. letkiell, Chasuble; of. wig., Whitmore, Ba-ingha.l.street. Tuommi Moser,, Abergavewoy, Monmouthshire, corn merchant, Aug. 7 and Sept. 11 at 11, at Bristol Court. Sole., Jay, tierjeant's inn ; and Cru-by, Bristol ; off. wig., Miller, Bristol. Marines Powell., Newtown, Montgomeryshire, butcher, Aug. 13 and Sept. 6atll, at Liverpool Court. col., Means. Gregory and Co. Bedford-row, and Oliver Jones, Neat Aen, Montgomeryshire; off. swig , Clownove, Liverpool. CHARLES STATIS, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, innkeeper, Aug. 7 at and Sept. 14 at 1, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne Court. Sias., Bell and Co., Bow Church-yard; ',Ailing and Fleming,' Neweastle.upon- Tyne, and Swan and Burnup, Newealtle-upon.Tyne ; off. wig. Wakley, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Joax 8 usuos Btecon, Breconshire, grocer, Aug. 10 and S..pt. 7 at 11, at aistol Court. Sols., White and Co., Bedford-row; Mews. Bevan, Bristol, and Evans, Damon; off. wig.. Acrusclan, Bristol. _ _ JA3,;; ttrirry, lialladen, Lancashire, cotton epinnrr, Aug. 7 and 28 at 12, at Manchester Court. 8.14., Milne and Co., Temple, Cobbctt, Manchester, and Ilsrltreases, liewchurch ; off swig., Fraser, ManAle-ter. ;NOMA TaAote Wtxrait, Brick-lane, St. Luke's, builder, Aug. 6at 2,, and Sept. IS at 11, at Smingluttl-%treet. Sol.. Darby, Chancery lane; otr. swag., Edward,. Frederiek'i-place, Old Jewry. BANKTUPTCY SU.PEILsr6ED. July 13, SAMUEL Hamm Ln.un, jun.„ High-street, }Clopland. jeweller. INSOLVENT PETITIONED& IN TOR COUNTRY. D. BERRY, Hudderl, Yk e . alle 4 . or•Mr, actuaaue maker., . DalhanPoitcrio,Lancaullie, earthenware manufac turer. J. Faxon, Westonssuper-Mare Somersetsbire, attorney. J. Gi Stapieton, Gloucestershire, miller. T. M'ExTLOALT, Evt rton, Lanesehtre, corn dealer. J. Itoutirsos Stafford, cooper. R. SHARP, &Woe, Lincolnshire, botcher. W. IL ticrron Broadway, Notnersetshire, assistant !And surveyor. J. TATLOII, Salford, Lancashire, dealer in i head. J. Th omas, Wolverhampton, Sistforjshae, assistant to on %shot- Stereits. MARIA FIIAACT..7IIO)IAS. Bristol. W. Vokkrk, Chiebroter, surwc, baker. • • • • • • J. WARULt.: Bee Am, l'otkshir;., T. WILLIMIS, Hinson, Donieteltir - i, bluer. PILIVONW, Olt lkla OWN PETITIONS. E. Borax:, Brcde, Sumei, agricultural hilicurer. W. filnliD, Jan., Brighton, a•siatant to a dairyman. J. W. Owa.uuu, &land. amiatant to a wooliendraper. E. Pimunot it, Lewery Bove:. cooper. W. Reim, kingawailden, Hertford: hire, farmer. ♦KKIVED. MAILti. Harnaurg. Holland Lisbon Pacific Inaia via 8 )utlianiptan India via Id-rseilka Bola a and Halifax alexia) and Savannah West India Brasil DUE. ARRIVED. Aug. 5 Aug. 7 July 28 0 Aug. 1 Aug. 22 Aug. 7 July 25 . •.:'sur~:a~a: ....~ryrna Arsrrv-al Belfast, July 25, from ANN JOII:O‘ON-at Cork, July 25. from AMPIIIIKITE-St Vain/OWN July 26, from AMAZON-at Fulmoutf, July 26, from ...... Acme.-at Hull, July 25, from ARIKL-at Plymouth, July 26, from .ADELAIDE-at Desl, July 27, from !SALVO-at Yarmouth Ituag l iJuly 20, from MAIM:a CmarrAix-ut Pot Roads, July 26, from. , IlauuLyr -at Leith, July 25, from Remy-rit °reverend, July 27, from SAITANNIA --at Gravesend, July 27, from BRITISH PRINCINM-111 Grevevetal, July 27, from CRACM -at Gray Rend, July 27, from CARL GUSTAV -at hull. July 20, from CALyrso-at Deal, July 26 from DIAPATTII-at Neaten , rd, July 25, from Dora-at Waterford, Jelly 25, from. Dox-at Deal, July 27, from Dsvm..evx -At Gravesend, July 27, from EARL Leretierta-at Gravesend, July 27, from FIiDORAINI-at Liver pool, July 27 from FRANces YATIA -at Bridgewater, July 26, from PAIIT-lit Limerick, July 16, from Fretotedue-et Gnivetend, July 27, from GAPPAR- at Cork, July 25, from Demon Guts-at Liverpool, July 27, from °usual-at Lance...ter, July 5, from biIHAN QUEEN-OS Liverpool, July 27 IVEATONR-at Sbiulds, July 25, from JARK-at Falmouth, July 20, from JAMIA DALT-at iirlytul, July 27, heel JAPIR AND Wru.s.or -at Deal, July 26, from Jona Ballets-at Gorton Roads, July 22, from Lune-at Bristol. July 26, from Ltuy lit'LLea-at St. Ives, July 24, from LATRA-at Torbay, July 25, from IlAar Com: -at Orme ud, July 27, from MARIA-at UTelllOO, J u l ) . 2 6 , from . MART \\*ALM-at Falmou , July 26, from BlAycm-at Sunderland, July 25, from NAt rifsw-at Waterford, July 25, from Sive Woar.u-at Liverpool, July 27, from. Ovir-et Leith, July 26, from Newsom -ut Galueboro', July 25, from PLYMOUTH Rix-at Liverpool 4 July 27, from PHILMII-at Grayeaend, July V, from Itiumw-rd Hull July 26, (mm KROPORT-at Graveßemd, July 27, from. Burnie- off Duummon, July 25, from SARA JOHANNA-at Falmouth, July 26, from Srawv -at Wexford, July 24, from SANiodui-at Liverpool, July 29, from Saws !DLLs- at Gravntentl, July 27, nom. ... SerrLy-at 13ristol, July 27, Wpm Isohom STARLIT-off Lowystatt, July 29, from Memel success-at Plymouth, July 20, hum London TIIIANDRA-at cri.lol, July 26, from Matanzas Tuos. °Amman-at Port Talbot, July 25, from Quebec I:mums-at Wexford, July 22, from St. Jetues Vuse-al Hull, July 26, hum dram:wet TrArie-ol Shield*, July 26, from Licata VALLI.NERIA Veal, .1111 27, from Nervosa° WAYL-eff Halsted, July 2 9, from Alexandria WANDILRINCI Gravesend, July 27, from. Christiania gahla Riga .Coostantinople ...Grareeend Quebec Sonde! land .tilers Leone .Gottenburg Raauenay .111kamichl Riga Odense Memel Carril Cant Grareanal euguenay lliga tt.t. Andrews en yrna Grernloud Memel Lib Para .Girgentt ..13eTrnut Africa Riga Abebea ? ta . ..... gkeatantuu,ple Nor York Riga Rip "- ' tinston ieLershurg Riga Opurto Bt. John, XL „Bums rm Bt. John, A N.B. SasElsa DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Imes Barnum, Cisancester, Glossestarsltirc, blacksmltb—lst dia. • 16s. 10d., any Wednesday, at IlUder's, itrlatoL - ;21•11.1AN thisLar, Plymouth. clerk In the Do*yard —Further dia. of Is. 10d., any Tueaday or Friday after July 31, at Dietzel's, Elmer. wars Baowa, Atoun-trim!, City, merchant—Final don. of lid., July 28, and two subsequent adunlays, at Green's, chambers. CaAmA, JoPari Jana BTAes avax, 114drne, Lancshire, builder—let die. of 1.. July 2i, and any subrtquent Tweday, at IlobaoWe, Mando -ter. BYNJAVIN Borax alhl Ctrs!. Ilssurav, Catberiae-court, boa corn (Actors—final dir. of Sid., July 28, and two subsequent Satur days, at Omen's, Guildball-ehamberr. JOHN CARILVTLINIIN, lliehelln, Kent, late of the Manchester Distillery Company—fuddle. of In. ltd., Aug. 1, and three subsequent Med nesdays, at Gtahaln's, Culcinan-strett._ . Lineolundre, ironmonger —ln and Anal dlr. of Su 24., July 27, and any aubeequent at tarriil'a, Hull. . Aftt'LL CLEO° Tllo3lAll MAIIIIIO, Jun., and IiFIDIETR PRINOLE, Derby, I.tuseLhire, Iroaxindere—nth die. of 41tL, July 90, and any subsequent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool. VILLIAII CLUNY'S brydgmatrvrt, Covent-garden, pawnbroker-2nd dlv. of 6d, July la, and two subervitunt Saturday*, at Great'n, Guildbalthantbers. 'oaZtenOutittstriOtt and SON, Leeds, cloth merchants-2nd diy. of July 26, and any .ulosequent day, at Young's, Lee,la. aux Orr.t Shoreditch, clothier—tat dlr. of 1 2d., July 28, and three eutorquent Saturdays, at Eduardo' Frederick's.plat,e. ILIWIJUCK C1A111.14 lL Ci.V. Dalaton lodging nuumkeeper—lnt dir. of 2s. tat., July 28, and two yule:mood SaturtLya, at Green's, Guhtlhall-cbambers. . and J. Ungssiwoon Haworth, worsted spinners -2nd divot IP., any day an and age!. July 30, at Young's, Leeds. Ifg.rtur EDWARD 1101:01111IN Motley, Hants, Umber ffleT. die. of la. I 14d., Aug. I, and throe subsequent Wednes. days, at 41 Col4.man-street. :DWARU 1.0111 J*ii,e, Chrarydde, stationer-Ist dir. of IP. lid., Aug. I, and thrte subsequent WednesdAys, at Gr.daant's, Codemas.street. 10;EPliii;t4;;;;;Fin., Uxbridge and lenr.comnion, erwrier-2nd dlr. of 4.., July 28, aud three auloacquent BJturd.tya, at Groom•a, Ab. ehureb.lane. hums, WAterl r Pad, Lambeth, and Worthing, draper lat din. of 30. fid., and 2& on the eq.ite of fiaynell and Neale., Aug. 1, and three subsequent Wednmbyn, at Grabania, Coleman.street. LANCLUJ7 KI:LLT, Newport, Monmouunliire, booL.eller -Ist din. of la. INL, July 28, and two subsequent hAturditys, at Oreen't,Guddhalkehambern... Faasela 'llan, North,Berton, Yorkshire, Innkeeper—let dlr. of 25., Aug. 2, and any subsequent Thursday, at Freeman's. Leeds. 'AMY Lin; Barking, cod merchant (sepArate entatc)-Ist MT. of 10e., July 28, and three subsequent naturdna, at Groom's, Ab chureh-laue. Lamas CELV-.TE Lrcraru, Feaehurch.buildingm, Fenchlircli-vlreet, City, inerthent--2nd div. of 21d., Aug. I, aud three eutectiuent Wed arviays at Graham's, Coleman-4ml. . . novas' 1 . .r0a and En ~ D LYON, Birchin-lane, City, stockbrokers 2nd die. of 166., un the to b.tate }Award Lyon, Aug. I, and three Pubarqueut Wednesdays, et Graham's, Coleman-street. LT‘APIDFR AIJOV.TCII MACKEY and NATUANIKL Jaauu WIIIIK nut.; St. Helen's-place, Bishoprgate-etrect, merchants-2nd dir. Of 25.101 d., Aug. I, and three tullowing Wednesdays, at Graham'a, Coleman-streeL _ Ebury-strect, Pimlico, baler—let div. of Bd. July 28, and two subsequent risturdar, at Green's, Guildh all -chambers. TIIOII/19 DIVAIIMLI. and MENAON, Salford, Lancashire, type founders-Ist die. of 13a, July 31, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Manchester. Rollfria Wandsworth-conunon, nurseryman—lest die. of Is. 7d., Jti , e 25, and three subsequent !Saturdays, at Edwards', Frederick's plait. lltuN PLIIIIMA, Sheffield, banker-2nd div. of 45.,1n addition to 12a. ed., July an, and any subsequent Saturday, at Ert-eman's, Sheffield. 1/A1.1311 PAWIII)X, Leeds, apothecary—let die. on subsequent proofs, of 2s. 3d., any day on and alter July 30, at Young's, teed.. THOMAA llncuaes PINDLIL, Southampton, Cheltenham, and Glouces ter, draper-2nd die. of 2d., July 28, and three subsequent Satur days, at Groom's, Abcburch.lane. WILLIAM PULLVI, Bradford. Yoekshitr, drug gist—let die. of 4;,d. , July 26 , and any subsequent day, at Carnes s, Hell. Cisome Itoculmorer, Broad-street-buildings, City merchant-3rd die. of Is. 3d., Aug. 1, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Gra ham* Colemaustreet. Jars Score, Manchester, boot and shoe dealer—let the, of &1., July 31, and any subsequent Tue s d a y, at Fewer's, Manche,.ter. Josrim &ravios, jun . ., tkailbournbitioke. Staffoeilaliire, glare mount:ie. tuner—let div. of is. 7d., any Tlunday, at Christ:ea, Biriniruhum. Tsionas Brume; t , carborough, printer —2nd div. of 4d., July 26, and any subsequent day, at Young's, Leedo. Jona Swmolus, AnOtick, Lancashire, plomber—lst dlr. of 2s. 2 1. 1 ., July 31, and any subsequent Tulail.,y, at Itobeon's, Mauehnater. WILUAII Tnomstry kipicy, Derbyshire, grocer-Ist die. of 2s. Gd., Au. 4 Oct. 13, an d any subsequent alternate Saturday, at Bittles tem' a.Nottingham. ROBERT !doom: Tommon ' Cwm Dean ', Monmouthshire, grocer-2nd dlr. of Is. 2d. and a lat div. 01 3s. (on new proots!, any Wednesday. at Miller's, BristoL Joan WALKER and WILLIAN Watioa, Birkenhead, Chrhire, joiners —lot die. of ls., July 30, and any subsequent Monday, at WO, Liverpool. Warms Waimea, Birmingham, corn dealer—lst div. of 3d., on new proofs only, any Friday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. Luc N'iat.tido, Merthyr Tydfil, Glainerganahlre, grocer-Ist dlr. of Bd., any IV, dnesday, at Miller's, 6o hind. Joao KENTON Wrirresdutrren, Heaton Norris, Lancoehire, banker 4th div. of 31d., July 31, and any subsequent Tuesday, at liobaon's, Manchester. DIVIDENDS.—Aug. 17. J. U. Allen, Borth Cawl, Glamorganshire, timber dealer —Aug.23. 0. T. Arnold, Liverpool, news agent—Aug. 21. W. Bislaton, garkgeid, Staflordehire, Ironmonger-- Aug. 21. J. Clarke and O. elate, Market Ka:borough, lekestoeshim, carpet ma nufacturers—Aug. 21. J. Conoco and Lucy Conoco, Bradford, York shire, earned smoners—Aug. 21. Lucy Cowen, Bradford, Yorkshire, wor,ted spinner—Aug. 24. G. Cunningham, Northwitch, tineddre, gromr—Aug. 17. W. J. Dunsford, Bristol, riageon —Aug. 20. J. Gill, Itildwick, Yorkshire, coal merchant—Aug. 20. J. D. Green, Leeds, plaid manufacturer—Aug. 18. Henderson, Wolverhampton, tinplate manufacturer—Aug.2l. N. D. Moms, ikreford, hop merchant—Aug. .1. S. Tongs, Liverpool, coal proprietor —Aug. 30. .1. Vaughan, lltre ford, plumber—Aug. 20. I'. Woolley, Rose, Herefordshire, tailor. CEBTUICATES to be granted, on l e es came be shown to the contrary, _ 'OWei;ilW - OinTet;tiag Ang. 21. T. Alien, Great Sul - SA -street, ileutbwark, Birmingham warehouseman—Aug. 28. J. C. Brown, Taunton, tiornerset.hire, draper —Aux. 28. C. Dixon, tiffeulme, Devonshire, butter factor—Aug. 21. J. B. R. Durant, Stogursey, Somersethire, groeer —Aug. 18. T. J. Fehr, Birmingham, dealer in bonnets—Aug. 21. E. 11. Fereday, Us ton, Staffordshire, oil merchant—Aug. 17. W. (Simard, Ely, (.13a bridgerhire, watchmaker—Aug. 22. L. G. Grover, Charlton, Donal shire, cattle dealer —Aug.lB. J. Harrison, Itercfard, mercer —Aug. 17. .1. Morels, Brecon, druggist—Aug. 21. J. ROWCLAIII, Gateshead Due. ham, copperas maker—Aug. 20. S. Roberts, Llanrhaidr yn Mocknant, Denbighshire, innkeeper—Aug. 18. B. Sill, Worcester, draper—Aug. 16. W.ll. Suter, Liverpool, *hip teoker—Aug. 27. G. Wheelhoure, York, banker. CERTIFICATES to ►e confirmed by the Viee.Chaneellor acting Ur Bankruptcy, milers cause be shown to the contrary, on or before Aug. 17. W. Ark, Wakefield, Yorkshire, watchmaker—J. I. Baker and W.ll. Baker, Wolverlaimpton, iron dealers-11. Clark, Bed Crass-strort, City, and Pluturneearow, Whltoebapel, oil and colour merchant-11. Edmonds, Char'eastreet, Westbourne-terrace, dairyman—W. God frey, London-wall, City, carpenter—J. Jos dam, Birmingham, sinrgeon —U. Lister, Lincoln, miller—J. Peaches*, Cokkerter, Essex, cabinet maker —J. Taylor, Lincoln, butcher—J. Vaughan, High Holism leather drawer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLTED.—P. P. Barlow and G. P. Barlow, Little Bridge-street, Blackfriars, wino merchants- -L. Barnhart, S. Meyer, and M. Jacoby, Hamburg and Nottingham, merchants, co far as regards S. Meyer—H. Brown and W. IL Brown, WArtleld, York shire, attorneys.—T. Chrirtlan and 11. Winishuret, Ratcliffe *me Docks Ratcliffe, shipbuilders—W. Collinroa and J. GaPinron, !Arm pool, wholcesde boot and shoe manufacturers—J. Gouger and U. R W. Andrews, Iluggin-lane, City, warehouseman—W. Grayand S. Tomlin- POO. Birmingham, nth merchants —II. Umtata, rest. and 11. Howells, law., Carmarthen, grome—E. Jackson sad J. T. Hunt, Chadderley Corbett, Woreretershire, rumour —T. Kern, J. Keen, and J. Welch, Garlick-hi I, City, indigo blue manufacturens, 10 far as regards, J. Keen.--J. Marriott, J. Mitchell, and 0. shepherd, Worahro•-bridge, Yorkshire, collier's, so far so regards 0. Shepherd-4. M'Lachlan, C. Chisholm, and A. MaAkinald, Inverness, tanners—J. 21PNamee, J. J. Printed and the 17 WILLIAM NINO BALPA of NO. 8, Lo:n street, in e City o London, Printer, at the udioe, in Leinbani• stmt, in the precinct of Whitcfriam—fiart Lou', JOLT 25, 180. Broadbent, and I. Broadbent, Manchester, manufacturing &embo— li. Fobs and W. Williams, Liverpool, warekounekeepers pet. chart, L Prichard, and R. Prichard, Manchester, umbrella na. nufacturers, so tar as regards W. Prichard —J. shackle. ton and J. nhaekleton, jun., New Wortley, Yorkshire, corn 'Tillers—R. denalpage and J . W. Pithy, Lee ds, undertakers—P. 3. Stirling, Dunblsne, as regards his connexion with the London and North Wt stern Railway Company, the Caledonian Railway Company, the City of Glasgow bank, the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Oonarear, the Exchange bank of Scotland, the Lannater sad Preston Railway Company, the Union Bank of 'Scotland, the Union Exchange (Banking) Company of Glasgow, the Scottish Masonic and General Life Association, and the 'Riding and Dunfermline Railway Com. Pan/. SHIPPING INTELLIGSNCS. (Prat ear Ye " Shipping WMtte,• mg • 140741 Llig.") CASUALTIES. Henrietta Sophia, Barkwoud, from Newport for Quebec, Inui put in, crew sick.—C. rk, July 24. Minerva, from Catania, in thu King's Dock, was di•coyercd to be on fire last night, but the Hanes were supprebsed without doing much iiamage.—Liverpool, July 27. BAILED. ARABELLA-from Pill, July 211, to Cadiz ADARON-from Falmouth, July 26, to Loudon ANATA-from Falmouth, July 24, to London Anixitnic -from Grimmest', July 26, to Hoban Town ANN-from Liverpool, July 26, to Malaga BRITANNIA-11VA LiVerpoo, July 27, to 11.ntreal BOrPllo=ll-from Liverpool, July 24, to Buenos Ayres Murmurs-from Nlontro-e, July 24, to Archangel Bea.-fromNewprt, M. July 20, to Ceylon Caniante. Learns-from Hull, July 26, to Odenw CAIIRMA -fmcn Liverpool, July 27, to M. John, N.B CIDATER-111411 Lirl quad, July 27, to Baltimore COREY-from Gravesend, Jay ••7, to Madeira CIIICAROAN -from Grureeend, July 27, to Cadiz Mono-from LiverpouL July 211, to Buenos Ayres EDA-from Liverpool, July 20, to ENKA-from Liverpool, July 27, to Newfoundland EAPREM. -from Liverpool, July 26, to t ronstadt ha:au-from thavesend, July 26, to gym FANNY AND JANE- from l'OrtEMOOth, July 26, to ......... ....Ala= Goon larme-froru Nhielde, July 23, to gteltin fineriau- form Lioethout, July 20, to Cr phalonia Oumme-from Uteri , 01, July 27, to Demerara Ilunixthimm - from Liverpool, July 27, to ..............BL Pereiburg Hamra-from Liverpool, July 26, to Labrador Hanauwa VALENCIANA- from Cork, July 25, to London lIEDION-from Falmouth, July 26, to London Ilinnirranx-from Newport, M., July 26, to Charleston JOHN Routmon-from Onli, July 25 to London 'moo a CUNARD-riga:l Newport. Mo July 251 to Quebec LADY OF von LARS -from Pill, July 26, to Charente LAMAR -from Glasgow, July 26, to Bilbao New COMMERCIAL -from Liverpool. July 27, to Genoa ORLEANA-from Liverpool, July 27, to Cambay thyme 01.101reIVER -from Portnmooth, July 2n, to Bombay Pier= ANU KA/LEM-from kicetwood. July 25, to Tampico Paarnsmax-from Glasgow, July 24, to Mem Param.-from Liverpool, July 27, to Itioaniu. °Lomat-from "frown), July 27, to New York Ithvowor-from Gravesend, July 27, to Port Philip Itorimus-from Liyerpool k July 20, to Calais RAP:D- from Hull, July 2G to ltigii SALONICA-from tairiliff, July 26, to Alexandria fiateuram-from Liverisoul, July 211, to Buenos Ayres NALPRERT-Iron GIiatTACM, July :7, to Boston Tua Deur-from Liverpool, July 26, to 111. John, N.B. Tutouom-from Hall, July 26, to Bella Timms-from Newport, M., July 'in, to.. Quebec URGENT-from Cardiff, July 2n, to Malta VALORD.O-from Glasgow, July 26, to Nam 4o Glugsw, July 211, to WOMMOVAR-from Ilan, July 26, to Stockholm WILTIIONTION-from Curt, July 25, to tondo WANDINUTON-from Cardiff, Jul: . 26, to New York WINDOKAVI-from Fa:mouth, July 26, to .Loodon Waonskaa-from Licetpool, July 27, to Bremen Mucouitz -has Orkcornd, July 27, to Sydney VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Avicw (brig) has Pole 12 days for Norfoundlar.d, lat. 48.56 N., km. 21W.. Ab t, lan 18.41 N., ton. 57 W. ANlEimpr, to the northward of Amoy, 31fty 18. AorNT (barque), of T.lrerpool, for we'd coast of Africa, June 10, I.t. 17.10 N. Inn. 34 W. Conner. of pternock, from New York, for Quelmo, June 21, I.d. 45.50 _ N.. lon. b 9 W. DIMIA, MY) 7, off Amoy. kurseca, of Yorroou2 (N.S.), from Lircrpool lot Bos ton, July 12, lAL 50 F., lon. 22 W. CAN ITS from 6L f.er for 1133mmt. Lt. 23, lon. 80. Ist.strottemar, May 2, inside llte shuns. Josseutto. (barque), from Newl ort, for &Woundland, Jun( 2r, 47.39 N., Mo. 48.30 W., 3_ clays out. Moos, steering KW., May 17, L. 80 9., ton. 49 W. NIAZI:PPA. Alas A, off !la, tan. Destro', d Suviderland, from Dublin toe Quebec, lat. 47.19, lan. 32.30, July 9, out 24 days. BeA Quen.y, bound west, July 10, 13t. 49 N., lon 27 W. Swan, from Cork fa New York, Julyl4, LAL W. [Adverrsement.] —BiLious COMPLAINTS, INDIGES TION, FLAICLANCY, AND ATVECTIONA or THA LIVER 7IAT or. ( AAP IT iiOLLOWAT'S PlLlA.—Symptonot indicative of these disorders are a nausea, dlstensien, and spasmodic pain in the stomach, sense of op pression, and sinking after eating, want of ails the, heartburn, las guar, dejection of spirits, and trer.eral debility. he removal of the cause of complaint is the most important step, for which purpose have recourse to Holloway's NU, =they possess ouch cleansing and repo sating properties that the action u! the liver is speedily corrected, the redundance of bile carried off, the stomach strengthened, the spirits revivers, and the patient is rest•red to perfect health. sold hr all druggists, and at Professor Holloway's establishment, 214, etrands London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DAVIES.—JuIy 23, at LanAdown.place, Leamincton, the alto of W. Dryiep, Esq., of Croft Cootle, of a daughter. EDDISBURV.—JuIy 25, at Grosrenor.erercent, Lady Ed.lobary, of a daughter. LYDEKKEFt.—JuIy 25, at Tasietodoiquare, the rife ct G. W. Lydclker, Eaq., of a eon. MARRIAGES. BOTNTON—KEELING.Liriciii:ii St. dre n Trep, Itanover-squire, G. 11. L Boynton, tag., of the 11th (or Prince Albert's Own) Ilussars, to Elizabeth Laura, only daughter of the late T. IL Keel. ing, Esq., of Hampshire, am! Norland-square, London. DE SACNIABEZ —DE LISLE.—JoIy 23. at St. Marylehme parbh church, by the Bev. IL De Sommer, 0. De Kammerer., Esq., Capt. in the 21st Regt. of tho East India Company 'a at adrae Estabiabs ment, to Ann Letitia, youngest daughter of F. Dc Lisle, Egg., of York-place, Portman-square. GILL—LLOID.—At Wen Church, Shropshire, by the Rev. T. E. Meredith, Edwin, son of Mr. J. Gill, Bristol, to Julia, younger( daughter of D. Lloyd, En., Bank, Wootton-under-Edge, Gloucester shire. MAY—HUGHES.—JuIy 25. at St. Alban's, Wood-street, London, T. May Esq., of Sonning, Berke, to Anne, eldo4 daughter of W. U. Hughes, Esq„ formerly )I.P. fir the City of Omord. ItTIODES—DARWIN.—JuIy 25, at St. Georges, Iharorcr-equire, by the Doan or I.ly, Francis, youngest son of Mr. W. Ithedes. at Brans hope Ball, Yorkshire. to Charlotte Maria, Oilleitt daughter of the late Mr. W. B. Darwin, of /Aston Hall, Nottinghamshire. EA.THEI. DICKLNSON.—JuIy :1, at Woodhouse, Northumberland, , Its J. Diek. bison. of New Bond-street, and Petersburg-place, Pond tr . aged 69. HAINe.3I.-4uly 21, at Bognor, Suwon, T. T. Haines, EM., tided" of the Late W. Haines, Esq., of Halnoker Lodge, kat Brirtour Surrey, aged 32. PONSFORD.—)sIy 24, at Ealing, neutral Richards" third daughter of J. Ponsford, Esq. SHELDON.—JuIy 23, at Boulogne.snr-W_ ,er Marcell I, w id o w of tbs late E. It. C. Sheldon, Esq., M.P., of Bralks House, War widohire• 85 164 3:51 7# 474 914 754 322 674 78 1021 224 128 1881 2304 269 265; 1849. L -780 1,002 610 4 674 0,316 2,244 4,4301 1,480 866 1993 1,264 938 1,.3.??. '652 1,131 16,602 1,454 3,504 1,866 2,410 1,351 3,1661 21.838 2,2051 11.329 47,170 ) 1,411 10,749 -. 174 3,021 22,79 S 1 924 2,4121 1.227. 1,7001 10,412 1793 235 13,151 8,636 13 •. ,1001 1.9,101