The Express. — London, England, 1849-08-09 00:00:00

end 1 mk the Como:Witmer to take tte befotmatloam on Monday. 1 fay also if these names be gives, fitly lychee will be krusirated. Mr. llevgati--I enbmit we are entitled to aak the whew forte IlMet Of them parties. Kr. Berwick repeated his drtemslicatiest to take the Wier scathes of _the boy privately, asid The Mager we grimes Ler; sweated Is that rues, Rm. rarer was (oedema. • Rm. Mr: Misuses media, sad rased by MY. Rose Meow—el Rats dal sass breed after the Omega** per • I reed dews to sorsa disse, lot they sefe_ht he a h thi Warr ; I was alma use %ad alight them Se go sad take ark ;e 1 gsvolifot perm le get lasi fee those I 'deer Yaw gives at to previa • oread. The Rem. Jobs os Moro wa reed—l as with Mr. Moe. gin all day, sad It is amour, the ate to repeat what he halemid. What I was at lgalseresego Mg I did all in lay Pim , with 111•PIP0P1ei thrilig - gra 'foe Oafs take, to kap pre, sad bet the Orel:gore asp quietly, sad they Menem they woad. The Gangers did set pais quietly, sae of them were shores_ "to hell with des Pope; priedis the Fria, pop hien" The great bay of these mem quietly, and with great aged, sr MO of them its forward to me and shook kaadth sod ear of them koala sad pelted with me: I told Mr. Tram is the strums that the Orange body was illegal, WI I whisk I told his the ether body wm illegal also. •To Mr. Ross Meows-1 think I was mot three rare es hill y I raid ail M mash afraid amy ea party es el thea pry, die I believe many arm woad - rot * ' plot.lreamor the Or gar she tear bode they Wile Mal yea is the ori I %Mit the Rev. Wil e hod kid foe thee a the Orsegemog. so Mat day, for Mad so lest year . I sew me wk. of Wine ea Ifs ea Megionsayo la redid I sway deal pole with a 'myths or 'spiting athe ea k raised up dime. ' Te My. Muriead—l beard orioles to the last 12th of July that the Onager. Win . seatilsed to owe Dolly's Nam thowde apeman were es the servoundiag kills os the no. nis• roar pertly erred /set for sad if the 01011prella ger the same mad this ywr I abk there Ithadlowe bre so chides. I r. qrted eons of the peaty met 10 *Mara mad, Is the praises Ore magistrate odebested se esligiose witemosy sa the WI. I les se eeta.' sift pan without arias gay soesgest disapprebetkia of die pressman of my or party it, the last ease yeas, elime I are to re part Of the awry. Mr. Zee mid As geed a tamed ho.llo e hie M the arlder's rm by re aeremexamtha dr, whisk, from the 'my debar shas=ammeedems, were oar premier them he wad have Mr. Merwiek—lsdeed le. Kr. Rae • kol I should be wry Mow IP yel, or ay *at ltheri, held thu spier Mat I masi-* fiend say of year germs irrelevant, or yea deseconosr *eyries but what ware yes is the sasses area you haw sesmied se welt Mr. Rae meld not but be very SU* graded at w ears sr *misplays: from a gratleseas of Kr. Der wick's gasbag. Mr. Berwish—lt is sot mew then what year:era You Ire szkibi•id maser ability, moderadoo, sad determine ties ; end have diadem:wed your duty moth offeethally sad fearlessly. It le really a Gallahers to .sea have to do burr with a paths who undentseade his profroa so Mr. Roe then read and handed I. to as commageede the fonewiag protest against the investigation bug kesght to a due that eveak!g : • Courthouse, Cialewellea, listarday, Ammo 4, lea "To Walter Bemiek, Ray, la. C.. the Osamielemer. " gia—ets aitcessy rim far th em e Ram Oadmikth rise hers Were bard, sad w rare aN. Madired am die° 12th of July last, ha essedoss ef the watherg i Te ut mo ra t=e4 l.B2 ride yes have essimai ' 'taster we fogy es port war the bre right ft esseholea this day, rid to mast its apses:east a Plea.' day, the 20th of lamest Irma se say other seavera day thereafter, ps the gdowlag Years :-- - ,e id. Tisane sodas of the this aboldia lempiry, we. l the rum tree wee prated in The */e &web oar sag peeled la the asigitheerhood, aor ad mirer breed in triad a " Da That or a my elisL:rvr iL are the pewees ray atereased is the emit, am the Rev. Mr. Idee e le r ai h s esz ese sbefeel wee wreaked sad fired late ) ems. my of ha suited as ) arias& if a ear drama te male shoo lie haw armless aid tale. parishioams pie pled for the ky. • lod, Thee ia iseempeaes .1 this. I wo ws Monday de gree i ee ease epos the Ira:gages rest the de pospersa to ear me ease alsethally to erom aria arose witasesse, ea tozer e ted to om errs to m = as shish I hem a be estageh, y sisir l iss Mil magietratee, mid the Char peer sidiag 601 Pen et the 'misled awymbly,th furtherer of Oho of which the feriae wen oommitted. " Mau arm rug occupied is pert from ten till Be. a'siesk the la daye exameing witnesses, it is only reasonable that I real be allowed as intervel :k which, per !Flay. he mike smagemeate to etreadtheris, the ease seta- Milled Nair the local migrates, by their or teetirey, ma to implieste others, at preaset unknown, Cr &partly gagaa • 6th. That from the importer of this inquiry, the !rightful elearester of the mares, sad the state of public iag os the subjer, I dirge it to be jay Ares waviellos, aot only as a profemional law bat as a member of the mm to that foe these and her err ii is ars eery, to amble ate to do my duff to my dier ad the public, that th e very short tune manta foe reparaties should be grated previous to the termisatios et the la quiry.—l have the amwr to be, air, your4:lndia *meat, ' Joss RAZ." eftigy Of Down, I, John Rae, of Belfast, la the meaty to wit of *teethe, roller* army, do ..-----.----• swear, that the starer fires soil ogler eostaieed is the for going letter, are Mae sad ow rest, according to the best of my knowledge sad belief, sad that the prayer for adjournment therein contra I. made bows fide, and not for the rupees of delay. Swore before me in open court, at Castlewellan, this 4th day of August, 1849. WALTZA Barr ica, Comerinser. Mr. Berwiek.—lf will reser the protest. Mr. Ras, and after looking over my Roue I will tell you my detentheation tothonow morsing, if you ma make it connsiont to wait Kr. Ree.—Thank your warship, I did sot intend to have beim to-oaorrow. After a short convolution, the court adjourned lbw die.— Northern Mag. CLERICAL. if nw Civics TM rut Isms or Mair.—The Bishop of Bodo/ sad Man has licensor' tot rrformaam of divine ser vice and administration of the sacraments the new church of Bt. Thomas, in the town of Douglas. The church contains 1,021 'Wiese, 821 of which are free. Onaiawnox.—Tbe Bishop of &dor mad Man held an ordination la the parish church of lowa, on Sunday last, zitay.p. Preston Ward, of Bambini' Theo was admitted a demos, and was Bowed to teas chapel at Selby in that parish. Panrinstarr —Rev. T. Bassist?, to Withlagton P. C.. Monebester,dio. Man., 2001. Pat., W. 11prton, Bag , and ditem. VACANCRIML-81. AXTHALIII. will Bt. Jahn Ch a p t erist R., Load's, dio. Los., 2921. Pat., Dsaa and of St. Paul's. PoatatioveW V., Rants, dio. Win., MU Pat., 'Winchea. ter Colley. Porrena V. Ream, dio. Win., KW. Pat., Winchester CoUrge. Catu.s.nremast V.,Northumberiand, Mo. Dar., 3401. Pat., Bishop of Dation. KISCIMIA P. C., Leeds, dio. Rip., 141. Pats., Trustees of Virance. NAVAL. Anittatiort. Aueen B.—Arronmisors.—To Dedishes. Midsbiliont: 0. W. Beskky. Naval twist : L. P. Jam, —Tidery. Witidelpart W. 8. Hastios.—Ogess. Mid ellipms: P. J.Bnasky.—Wassky. Naval amid . T. K. Ls Nemarier. •SPORTING. BETM7O AT MANCHESTER—TunDAL 1201 HANDICAL tOl apt Shaba (t) 100 tot apt ?be Iwo l thane 100 Cbiatialsor 10 1 Tau Mara • IN $ larded 10 1 Oluttladad 100 $ Ttr Knott 10 1 Valid IT. L 61 to 40 on no, Madman I ► ls to 1 opt Chatterer (t) 16 to 1 apt Basoysoiab (t) 120 1 Volcano DEIST, 1530.-14 to 1 ceded oa Idd. BRIGHTON RiftoHB.-+-WrIDNI 6 DAT. Ditiatron brats, of 25 wigs. tub, 16 ft, and 5 cioly if distend. witk 100 did; tie mend saves his stake. Old mune, (43Anitt ,31 of wWws ltdmd.) Nis at is lio n V r rib . (Peed Debut Kiweewre 4 yre. Sit --(Maw I Disdurs Newieb M Um" owned set (0. Brains $ lives es Retail. and 6 to 4 apt Horapipe.—Won by two lsostleo. Hutch OM a bed third. Tb. thickness of tho aim readored it isnposeible to time Ms rms. firserain's PLLTS. of 601 , added to a Handicap of Does. mad, ft. Oestismen widen. Haw coarse. (10 subs.) Kr. 1.111 4 yrs, llel Sle i tOz ta ael Kr. T. TAM Camel* yrs, 11st 30 lard Strathmore., Samialor, soak 1 0 a --(Mr 3 e Mr. Osteldesewe MN. yis, Met KU Khmer 4 Ts Kee res : Lord ikradmorits Rat-trap, yrs, 11.5 701 Own), Mr. Bedell'es Mr Peter Louie, 6 yrs, lief 711( ), ad Mr. Bradley's Bellendeo, 4 yra, 10.1 Ilk (Owner).-7 to 4 apt Chat, 7to 2 apt Elmetater, sad 4 to 1 art Mr Pear Lourie.—Won by two lengths; tits same between seas& and Wad. 'hangmen's's Pastr% od D)mesa added to a Sweepstakes of 3 sem. seek. Wiener to be mM lw 1601, de. Heats. Now mwrec esdke tweis.) Delmer Mekeerim. ws Ka). fle i t az erli 1 1 Kr. swities Leeks% ris (010.1.. t jab ... 2 2 Mr. Calshweres The Ned illS a i r g .w ) 3 3 The 00001 we very well fettewle4. RIPON RACEBI.—MOIgDAY. Two•Tais OLD eaLlll3 of 10 son. sash and 20 added; oohs, est Sb; Sites, Bst 22b; whsaars elb extra; those that bees s'uted era ass woo allowed 31b. T.Y.C. (3 subs.) Mr. B. thwortles3t. Vaketas (Hoboes) I M r. Ladosa (0. A b le s ) 2 .R. Stobtdoes 11l Coup (Wlatriagbaat) 3 Won by n length. THE EXPRESS..' THURSDAY EVFIfING, AUGUST 9. 1849. meat neon bone eat by the laths baleme-..-, The lams, feessim the mincipei kewl Isenft in the balsam gum es eidentell•ieg far the total abselsrafea of capital aid the dellekney of e seem are thus anallithedr ny Wed bon earates, diaereses Mem ant sad 4 &re d sZmiss eVISS 5e373 a 1, 339 • Alloanarete Sydney sad ' ' 111111Memilise 6,7.1 - • ••••. • Maio a Mid of 1116,r113 I then, that at the time - efTtrirbirkersony the fins of Oradell bask and Co., bevies tom in 4611 aims of liquid► din ihr three yens, awed Mud 192,00014 end their Wank as Dome before stated, had been above 1118,0001 The mo. 1 5 ,1 5 a, Mr. Carickakenk, In January 1846, was sheet re- Tb. capital .rMY, ° Till• .coon y, hewerer d.Paud widsh was all kis own; and that ref Mr. Street • was . principally borrowed, was between. 9,0001 and 10,0001. The node 'spews, imindiag 18,0081. odd for in terest cm Messes. Trauma -and Cook's debt, meant to 21,9871. up to July 1846, when the Arm of Melvillsand Co. commeased. Tits drawings by the several pennon doing. the samertried wareruickshaok, 2,2341. ; by Mr. Mel,i a, 1,1331. * Mr. .Mee. 1,0141. The-amera under this estate for the crediton I believe will be nothiog. Cade' the partnership .1 Meiviiis ma Co., and from the let July 1846. after about 16 menthe' Median, I and the mow cured creditors Saltrillit, te 27,8841., in addition to • sum of 14,6351., a claim *gabs% the estate, being th e saw advassed by Mr. Oddy as part of the Wended espied of 20,0001. of his sea, than • other* • who, whoa efi age, vas to join the Arai. The greater portion of this sum mg applied sa dissharp of the debts of the .id trim of Cod - thaw& sod Co., which were Mini by Molville sad Co., te seems ihr their house unpin mosmalle esesesita. The HANOI me 38,2241 and the Isom Men laMgl The, GSM weignee says the lamed she member is trims, Mesas' by Messrs. Tamed= mil Cook, had proineed ;lr *ere - is Re upLibkat ow. e th er meets. The delonsis estimated it sbni.llllll iiniinite.Cruickskank's mantis Mate I Sad weenie anerearod, 33,1911. ; wadi leoltbellag security, 17,7011. ; sad property of ailing the some the The liabilaies are 20,8711. Bandanna the Ist Jan., 1846, was 27,3 801 . the Wen est about 44,0001. About 1604. has Wm soling mew this estate, sad nothisi more is riposted' ladt hem it, Under Mr. lleivilWa separate *suite I costs moored and unsecured to the molest of l WAN. vibe eseeritiss are valued at 14,18 21 . ; leaving no seemed 19,901. The Liabilities ars 9,0001 ' - the capital ea die let Jan., 1846, was 2,7901. • the keels are 3,8581. The ,ogry gives up to the assign ees was estimated so produce • it has realised about 1,1001. • Under Mr. Street's swees estate the unsecured creditors amount to 31,68. Plisse holding security, to 1,2801. ; the liabilities, to 7 Eh capital, on the let Jan. 1845, was 4821. The are about 10,8481. ; bad debts:l2,oB3i. His property a las • *mend 1,6001. ; peed debts, /231. 01 thew 9301. has heft aad again; MOM is expected. Thus Wag the Ammo fa these accesses, I think we have bot em sawn:able maheasat cm the latter port el **- bankrupts' remeentile coarse. About the lth day of July, 1845, the banktsp's, by deed, usigned to Meows. Truman and Cook, or rather to Jima Faideigh sad cohere, two ot whom were clerks in Messrs. Truman sad Cook's eseploY, progeny and debts vatted at that dee st 131,6101., whin may be considered the greater porffiest et. their. estate, in trust to wain the payment of th e debt doe V the bankrupts toildenne. Trout= sed Cook, which was 10,0371., oaths Ist of Isna, 1845. Under this deed, the trustees were auhuised to adman's fok the purposes of the estate, aid to realise it at their discretion ; and after pay. meat of the debt due to thaws. Truman and Cook, the residue was to hi held is trust for the bankrupts' other cre ditors. Notwithstanding this assignment, the baskrupts in their books continued to treat the property still as awn. The Mutsu have realised the property and the securities, and proceeds have been paid to Messrs. Truman and Cook, who, alba the fiat, have tendered an account, which has been adopted, by' the bankrupts, showing an emus of payments beyond ecline, thereby increadag their debt to 117. 6 0 61 . Is the memorial which the Desktop: a have laid before me they sey they are desirous of drawing my attention to the chief motives and MOM for snaking this aesigmmeat, and that it should sot be judged of by the results. means were, the importance of berrying _on effectively and conti nuously the cultivation of their West India property ; and by the execution cf this assignment in trust they cussed& that their object was secured tor the benefit of all concerned, as well as of Myers. Trammelled Cook, as It was folly ex pected at that time that the Megisedes would not only even tually supply the mesas el paylag all the claims, but would leave a warpios Astir pennues. With this view, they say, Mesas edered most dmirebie to obtain th e !minty co-ope ration of Messrs. Truman mad Cook ; and that this was really seeded the heavy demo* sithsequently made upon them afforded ample evidence". They farther say that this maga meet, though net announced by circular, was known to their bankers, to the proprietors of Wee West India estates on which they bad been obliged to make such adman', to nearly the whole of their unsecured creditors, and that it was, in fat, all but universally knows. They also state that the assignment wu not *belly a new transaction, but was, to a great extent, merely the putting into a formal and legal shape several equitable assignments Which bad been made to these at various dates previously, hr`adunces made to the bankrupts. They also say that neither was it an assignment of the whole of their estate and effects, but that they had other assets in hand. Nothwithstandise these further : planation ., it appears to me that, looking at the mount of 'rodeos misted by that deed, and regarding it in cossesion with the assignment of property to Martin, Stone, gad Co., their bankers, that th e stateneett of th e °Adel 'Menu 'is fully borne oat. I think there can be no doubt that the bulk of the bankrupts' property paired from them to Messrs. Truman and Cook. It is also clear that that assignment paused to Messrs. Trui sm' and Cook property on which they had no previous swami* charge. Hors the bankrupts mu not only folio*. log a mistaken judgment, bat they proceeded to carry out their views in a culpable manner; and although mum would have admitted of no Nomination, the contrary allows no justification of the means. The moment the bankrupts ' signed that deed their independence as numbest. was goes. Having thus divested themselves of the balk of their property, they afterwards carry on the liminess hatheir own name, ap pareatly as free agents and ontheir own 101301 lat ; and although es between themselves, it might be understood that no new agreements were to be entered into, still in all contracts sosouning negotiable paper; as well as in other busi ness transactions, any one of th e partners bad the full pewee to bind theatres. The partners, by their proccedines, waireselly gave to each ether the porter of m anner for the other la the partnership busies's, In th e same as if so sedgement had been made to MMES. Truman and Cook. Bask et the partners was the cause or occasion of confidence ae unit Wag reposed in the firm in any matter in which the partnership was concerned. Daring teat period it sp. pease that Mr. Street, in August, 1847, without consulting his partners, took the bill for 7,8001., which was drawn by him is the name of the arm, Cruickshank, Melville, and Sweet, and aceepted by Truman sad Cook, to the Bask of Ragland for discount. The bill was discounted, and the septum was handed over to Truman and Cook for the pur loined the asitgalnent. •In the memorial I have referred to the bank/apes make a statement detailing those circus' , damn, but that explanation does not appear to me to ab solve them boss responsibility. Mr. Street wishes the responsibility of that act to rest with him, as the bill was drawn and sent into the Book of England for discount by him without his Consulting Mr. Cruickshank or r. Mr. Melville. But, for the reams I hays given before, al thmgh the main weight of blame msy lie upon Mr. Street. yet Mr. Cruickshank and Mr. Melville cannot, I think, altogether exculpate themselves at the expense of their mtn•er. With respect to the discount or that bill, the bankrupts say that Mr. Street, being aware bow very 'messily It was known in the City that the firm of Cruick shank, delville, and Ce. babe's for nearly two years in difficulties, and durieg that time hid bee* supported by *Wall. Truman and Cook, he considered that that bill was disconated by the bank entirely in !slimes on the names of Truman and Cook, whose unit steed very high, as is evidenced by the feet that, at ths time of their suspension, the bank held their acceptation to the extent ci more the 80,0001. Judith, however, the discount of that bill, by the ordinary rules applicable to suck emanations, and lien whisk I feel that the banksupts can by no means be released, by what Mr. Street has said, and whose Telloo6- is' his more art than solidity, l tenet emu to any other conclusion than that the directors of the Bank of Ragland woo* in, reality' deceived, and that the deception was as reel, if not as palpable, as if the bankrupts had made a direct false representation of the state of their affairs. When Mr. Street applied to the Bank of Ragland to dig• count that bill, I think he must have felt that the basis of the transaction masa belief by the Bank of England of the Inevitability of his firm, the drawers of the bill as well as of TIMIS= and Cobh, the acceptors. For all 'moral pur poses, and consequently:for that of veracity, speech and sc hen are the same. Then again, what public estakithasent, or what private beaker, 'mild think of discounting a bill on the credit, wholly Or in part, of any hoses, if they lee* that home to be in course of liquidation, and that it had mate an assignment of the balk of its property primarily for the boas* of one • creditor ? In answer to a Tem tics put by the court, it was stated that the Bank of Zeeland would not have discounted that bill, had they been informed that Cruickshank and Co. were winding cop, and had assigned their property to Tree man and Cook. Here, then, the suppresmo mei was odes laud to produce the some effect, and is open to the maw censure as the lunatic , falai. There be g o r . oulastance affecting Idr. Melville and Mr. Strom I allude to the arrangement in July, 1848, for a new pareauship with the sore of Mr. 0447, with the obligations of the old firm still num them, and the more question able fact of the assignment hanging over them. At a meeting et the trustees. in April, 1841 1 , it was resolved that the estate should be wound up under inspection ; and it would not have come before this court but for lakii flat against the other Arm. Saab, then, ass the circumstances of this distressing cue. Mr. Lammas, in his observations to the court, on behalf of the beekeeper, remarked strongly on the effect which the nispossion of their Clilifielitte mutt have oe the minds of gentlemen in their position in life. I was asked, too, to *sander the Meg petiod of time for Which they have been prevested from employing themselves usefully for themselves and their families, and reminded that none of the creditors have op posed the appliation. It was, therefore, submitted whether the other transactions on which I have observed, if viewed in the most unfavourable light, could become the subjoins et the measure of the court when ft was not called foe by the coeditors themselves. Now, though lam seeable that the same degree of punishment will operate with meter severity on me dam than on another, and though I am willing to madder the time which the bankrupts have bees oat of employment, and to give some weight to the non of the creditors, I mast consider the influence arh ei l a he example of British merchants has on the huluatriume part of the sake ; he theur s e str ieeseserily the leaders and KO dieters aCH whole of the connoty If offerors I are mindasi by them. w il l tbe oonteadiv i dar serve sum sympathy than ignorant or inMlot seta ? ' 1 Me bound aloe to bear to mind that this tat has been boned by the Sank of England. toe the purpose of inveetigation %howls tte bank Eon not oppose the +novenae et the cord flees. bet *She it mice soneteteat with he ditty se $ public body, to hamlet it woe a neutral takiag me part dime* he sr what the banknas-41 is the day of the mot to gist judgment on the melt of that examination. Basra Imielede let me observe that, in dealing with theta great masiscial atereite, it is of the lama import ass 'that the onut shead taa t Jo events* by known and general Was, as the a of risht and wrong. Actions whin' ere adjudged criminal in a mall trader ' can. sot be admitted, In any animation of cdrentnetances, to be seed in a seereheat. The ease sort of amnions must be generally permitted or forbidden. So, in judging of any maraerdal delinqueacy, we suet look to the general cam. queues rather that to the particular dues; and these met be 'ideated py askhig what mold be the mischiefs pro duced by the genera toleration of sedate a the same sort ? • Applying this questaa to the proceedings is connexion with Trees= and Cook and to the disamst trams:lions with the Bank of Reglad, to mercaatilis ma the answir mast be "WM* However, after maturely weighing all the cir cumstance" of this as. the omit Gels bound to adjudge that thu eertilloate of Mr. Street be suspended for twelve mania, and those of Mr. Crnichatual and Mr. Melville respectively for six months from the day of the hewing of the application. • ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. --- NORFOLK CIRCUIT. • Interim, Atiover 8. ?fru Patin (boar.—limona Ma. fisw. Dowtato. The wart was opened at hallimet eight o'clock. Jolene= rain *suntan e. LORD 1117NTINCITIZLD.-- ACTION •0•11. ST A 811113.17 P. Mr. Brij. Byka and Mr. O'Malley were muted for the plaintiff ; Kr. Pelmet (in the absence of Mr. Andrews, Q C.) and Mr: Conch for the defendant. This was as action of never, The fint plaintiff is Mr. Patrick Johnson of Becalm who wee appointed official amignee to regedsite • bankrupt's affairs of the name ofJames Crisp, whir formerty sanded on the business of a corn end wed ntercheat at Brooles, in this aunty ; the other pntiff is Mr. Jean Kitten. the trade assignee, a merchant sa d hiy °del= :r est w iti:artmouthl.tighla'artertllsTbre_ela. t::y.ooffBthute . ss 7 beet the reel defeadsat wee Frede:th William Parr, a BaaßMtfas 1 who had been on terms of intimacy with the bank vmpt. On the 15th December, 1848, Mr. Farr procured [*l the bankrupt a warrant of attorney for 2,0001. ; and en the 11th Jemmy, 1849, a fiat in bankruptcy was Ma= against him. It was alleged that lone be hoe tke month of December, 1848, the bankrupt's Alan wen in a hopeless oaditioe, mad that he wee perfectly apprised of his own state of insolvency, Vial tet,leader the circumstance', to have given the et ableserey, thereb excluding from the general bogy tilde erediters all bene fit from his estate end effects. The warrant of attorney was given for 2,0001 to Nauss 44001.. It was proved in evidence that it had bees the bankrupt's mut= to regularly attend Bumpy and Semis' leessachets ; and it wm alleged that he wee in the behh, I at Is the mei with other merchants of making pantie= ass weak and payin Miming. Oa the for the corn so bought in the week 28th December, 1848, the bankrupt at seated Memel( from Bangay market, at a time whoa he knew he wee liable to pay for wren he had penehised the week preceding, which fact, it was submitted, was amph proof that Crisp was at that time a bankrupt, and whhh feet it was oleo alleged came to the knowledge of the easel. tion atwitter (Mr. Fan) betweenthe 28th Dee. and the end of the year. . It was also proved that on the Ist January, 1849, - Farr, by the sheriff, entered into passeesioe and seised the g o ods of the bankrupt. The flat was issued s pinal the bankrupt on the 11th of January, and his property was *old is the evening of the same deylor 1,1001. The present maim was *stators brought on behalf of the general body of meditote, of whom Frednick William Farr might be One. Mr. John Crisp; cousin to the bankrupt (James Crisp), pun= that the bankrupt's affairs were in an unhealthy state in January, 1848, sad that Farr said, when spoken to on the twtimits ' For God's ask*, be mum : we mast sot let him stop yet." Mr. Edward Burgess, fanner, Denton, proved selliag to the coin market , on Taunday, the 21st of December, 1848, at Bungey oornmarket, a qaentby of barley tor 191. 10s. He went, according to custom, to the corn-exchange at Bungay, ion the 28th, the following marketday, for the purpose of ating the money ; the bankrupt was not at his stand, aor was any one there to retinue% bin. On the day following he went te the bankrupts house at Swiss, who . offered to y him thi money by cheque, Witness aid Inshould pre. Fr cask, but ae he .isould. not get cash he took. the cheque, he cheque was drawn upon the East of Englandus Bank, and was &ventrally cashed at Lacon's bank, Yarmouth, but wit nem had to refund the money, and he had had posites.lou of the cheque ever since. lie had not sines been paid the money. Mr. G. B. - Baku, tactioaar. Bungs', Proved having made a valuenon of the bank yupt'p estate on the Ist of Jan., 1848. He sag be valued them* 1,1881.75. 7d. After the valuation he, saw the sheriff'. officer deliver up the goods into the possession of Mr. Fair's assistant. Mr. John Yoenginen, clerk to the plaiptifi's Worm, proved serving • notice upon Mr. Fen on the 9th January, 1848, she day before the sale of the bankrupt's effects, to pay over the produce of the male for the benefit of creditors. Mr. Parr rep lie d that the money was due to him, and that he should " stick to it." Witness attended the sale, and prodneed • catalogue, which he said he obtained in the MOM. The fiat was here put In. 'lt was dated the 11th rf Imam, and was tepreeented to be on the petition of Mr. John Kitton, Mr. Palmer here submitted that the plaintiffs must be noasuited, as sufficient evidence bad not been given to show that an act of bankruptcy had been committed on the 28th of December, 1848, the day relied on by the other side. Mr. Couch followed on the same side. Mr. Elerjeant Bytes, contra, submitted that four distinct acts of bankruptcy had been committed. Mr. O'Malley also addressed the court in sapport of the arguments of his teamed friend, when, after some hither remarks from Mr. Palmer, His Lordship decided there was evidence to ge to the jury. Mr. Palmer addressed the jury at some length, submitting that the warrant of attorney had not been fraudulently made, and that it Was executed before the along of the fiat lie than called the =lowing witnesses. Mr. Timothy Donovan deposed to have examined a copy , of the judgment and writ produced. Mr. Martin Cottingltua Clodd, clerk to Mr. Greta; at torney, Bury St. Edmunds; proved seeing Mr. Green, the pander - sheriff : sign and seal the bill of cafe from the to the defendant Far. The bill *as datid 2nd of ary, 1849. James Crisp, the bankrupt, said : He commenced business Is 1641, burrowing 6001. at the time, which sum he subs.- wemistly paid off by bOrrowing 5001: of Idr. Saul Maynard (two promissory notes for 6001., signed by Mr. Farr, were pat is and rad). Mr. li . Oswald and his tether wire both inardrent.. The witness then went on, to narrate some money traumata= he had had with Mi.'Farr. A clerk in Messrs. Gurneys' bank proved the payment of bills of 2001. each, on the 29thl December, 1848, and Is: Marsh, 1849, the daynon which they were due. James Crisp's exuattation contined.—Fur said be must have security for the whole 1,4001. he had lent me, tad I lemmata to sign a warrant of attorney for that puiPoes. The first warrant of attorney was drawn up on a wrong Masa, and he consented to have another drawn up, and on the following Monday an. execution was pat in. Did' not go is Binge, market on the 28th Dec., 1848, because I waives? =well. Had more money to take thereat= I had to pay. I John Crisp did not call on me on the let January, as he has [ =ad ;in evidence. With reeved to the money I owed John Crisp, I believe he asked me for it onus or twice:' be leek my bill at a 'heath for it. Crowentandped : On the 28 th Dec. , 1848, I had a bed • MidAsti apse, and could not go to market , laejeast"Riles: Whoa did the ague seize you ?—I . duet ve e the day. r ts i i l lmer : Are 3= not subject to ague ?—r am. tiledeant Bytes: Had you taken any medicine that day 1 1 bed stet. t B y : Nor the sight before ? No. t Btes: Who Was year doctor ? I had no &ear: t Bytes: You had no doctor nor physic theta ? Me, 4 not, I got well without. I was not waned le the inches. Cannot swear that I was walking about before sine I AWL guise= Bytes : Did you get up to breakfast ? 'I *- not moll= new. Is the evening I attended a meeting at the Town Council. I don't know what I did daring the da. 1 eannot my if 1 was out of doors. s far as I kali I y was out as aunt. Ido not know K A any dividend has been paid under my fiat. Nis true I gave a check to Burgess;l and eat I told, him it would be cashed at Laeon's bank, I although I had overdraws the bank 3001. I also gave , checks to four or five other parties at about the same time i all of which, but one, were dishonoured. At the time of my 1, bankruptcy my liabilities &Mounted to between 4,0001. and 6,009/., incluane of mortgages. Re examined: At the time I gave the checks 1 had reosiyed no notification that they would be dishonoured. Mr. J. Crisp was answerable at the bank for 150/. Lawn's house at Beaks have been in the habit of cashing cheeks drawn on the East of England Bank. Mr. R. W. Clarke, solicitor, Bugles, proved preparing the warrant of attorney on the let of November, 1848. The warrant came down on the let January, 1849, and execution VMS issued on behalf of Mr. Fan on the 2nd of January. Croas.essmaed—Mr. Fen employs as many as six sum joys. He gives us all a turn. (A laugh.) The bankrupt imM at the time the execution was put in that it was a very hard thing, but he was not surprised at Mr. Farr's doing so. When I was on my jour n ey to Yarmouth with the bankrupt he said he would sooner have the wherries sunk at sea than seized by the sheriffs officer. The whinier were afterwards seised by Era, the sheriff's officer. Belo, the sheriffs offieer, proved levying the execution upon the property of the b ankrupt. Georgians Emily Crisp, wife of the bankrupt, 'aid her husband was very ill on the 28th of December, 1848—the reason he did not go to Bungay market. He attended a committee meeting in the evening in the town. &deist Byles—Well, now. how came yen tole* your has. , ban 4 go eta in the night air ? (A laugh.) Witness—My husband would do as he liked. He went to a meeting ed the corporation. If he had cot gone, he would have had to pay a forfeit. By his Lordship—Mr. Far was an intimate friend of tun. A male and two female enema of the bankrupts deposed, that their master was prevented from going to Bumpy Elzumso STAIZI of 5 lam each, sad 90 WEIL lies% one uslle sad • War. (4 subs ) Mr. Tilldee's bas by tn. mail* day thiriBB l . 8 Get 3lb (Anil 4 1 1 Sir C. Mundt" Gulliver. 3 yrs, SA Mb (Memo 1 1 I Mr. limeetler's ThstWiam. aged. Mt lab (S'Amm 2 $ $ Mr. C. SWIM'S 111•4 Ma, 4 limier 1110 ...1....(Me10n 1 4 4 Wu by a bad. CrrT Mammas' PIATS of 60J. Hoar. Two slim Mr. J. GM% Lady I'm off„ 4 yrs. Ist ........(13 11 3.4 1 1 1 Mr. raloss's Tity, 3" 744 Ilb , t µbeam 5 • Mr, Dawsoa's ftUuek, 3 yn, 714 21b ( I 3 1143 434013. . WORCESTER RACES.—TuziDAY. 1101.1.100 &WWI of 6 son. sash, dad 20 'data Hob, I mile sad • quarter. Kr. WOW, Mr Mary. yd, 41b (H. Crtakseral 1 1 Mr. Walt Weir aged. 41b . .(1133311030. Jun. 2 Mr. Adorn% Arabi 4 yri. 761713 (Smith 0 $ Mr. Jame% bat by Lard - faiart out el Blrdllma yrh 714 (l3su) $4l Mr. Palmed Perryldll, 4 Its, 70 . (Tuber) 4 dr Wow by three puts Ma Woaossmis Stamm 410 sae. sash, It ft. _sod 3 oply if &clued. 2 miles. 9 sale, 3 of whoa Andsral. Mr. B. Misses Miss Basesy, 4 as, tot 4aralksai ova. LudissraMs nets of 20L, Wed to • Sweepstakes of 3 ans. nab. Heats, 1 ails sod • quarter. Mr. I. starberestigoa, S yrs, Sot fia t s lE. Edwards 1 1 Mr. llatasrdb Jack el ad Trade* 4 yrs. ast —Puma 0 2 Mr. Men May Quern, 4 ps, 7.113 a (Ryder 0 I Mt. Mines Jassy Lis ,17 yrs. Ist (81y odr DERBY RACES.—TozsDAL rasa ilasawca , of 6 son. sash sad 30 added, 1 ails (is liss et the Trial Stakes). (3 subs.) fiassates 2gret.4 yr% 101 b. Mr. llerdWa The Mobs* 31t•, kt lan Chaterisid's Dielatdaa, 4 yrs. let 110) Tammuz's PLAT' .1 100 ens. added to a landisap of 15.... sods. 10 ft, sad 6 oaly if declared. The sated to Mn bis peaks. 2 Wire. 110 fat n ., demand Mr . Mr. T. lien. TM Dimas. re, hd 12111 Mr. Criteekte fir Henry arftre, yto, 3 let lab Mr. J. I. dewy d Orte*. 4 ps. .ea Mr. Llllimaadellaartda, 4 yra. let lON FOAL STAIN' .1 10 SM. ascii, sad Kt added ; twits Oaks fibs fist 61b, ellaa blab ; mimosa el tha Daby sad .ales. Ott.. ariad. (116 sobs.) lasetwell ad Newport lord Cheeteellirs moon. Lead CbesterfeirsDodislear MAIDRII PLAIT. el so erns., added to a awarreld awe each. Chee• resod sad • dip (4; subs.) se lit three beats by The Thealmea. 3 yr% Get 111 b, Shads, 4 yn, Tat 111 b ; May-day, 3 yrs. 6st 111 b ; sad 3111011% 7.141 k. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. NEWMARKET ROUGLITON MEETING, Me. TAUSIIDAY.-11r. Ciordon's The Bee Raster, Bst M. apt Mr. Bradshaw's Clasher, Sit. T. Y.C. 200, 60 ft. The ;watch between Jolts o' Groat sad Ban Huta is this natio( Is off by eosesat, sad tbe following is made : SECOND ()clonal MEETING,IB 6O . Tzvissose.—Dake of Bedford's John o'Orost art Lad Loomis the Bee Rualsr, Tib 'soh. h ft. WHITBY GRAND REGATTA. The Royal Yorkshire Yacht dab Regatta at Whitby anamsneed es Tuesday, and Xlthough use aquatic eeneens might whip ban bees mon iateresdag as ioniser salsa a te On sash agenatee, yit several of the snatches MPS well esalsalsa, and the number of visitors was Ethis peer is ewer remembered. Tho Right w the Rai et Mims seemodon Amer* . , Esq, of , Among the patrons en the Roe. 0. Ihnennlse, ~ M.P. ; Gee. Madan, X.P.; Aaron Charms, Esq. ; and Robert Stephen- Gele; Vag., M.P. Tosankv, Almon 7. This morning there was a light fog on the sea, width cleared away es the day *demon, end a fins kens sprang up from the &nth, wish* nonsked favourably for ;the interesting match', about to take place. The ticknow lodged facilides of this nest for yeehtiag sad boat racing un dondly was the mean of &Waning the vast multindes of spectators: with which the cliffs and pins were crowded. The cogsp-d'aii at this seraneat was vary imposing. The lint snatch was fee the Cluilianos Cur, vela 60 visas, presented by the Royal Tothkire Yacht ails. apse to yachts not exceed ing 30 sons, belonging to any royal yacht dab. The cap to biome the property o f the yacht winning the match two years in succesaion. The Wow's! en the entries : News. Tam. Pam rlst. 1...110da...21.. T. 'Wotan., seg....lniny Slas, with Odd War. t. gala Deartuter,Teq..: —But blue. hendlem.teiled. TM warm was about 30 miles is distaste-4 miles N. by W. 4 miles 8. by 11 ; and 2 silo B.W. sad by W. ; three times ever the courser keen& meta. The Qua withdrew hem this match, and eneetnently the Hilda mishit to "welir thresone." She started at 10.20 a.m„ and cents in the Oda timi53.35.22 p.m. The Hilda, being the winner of this gap last yesr, is now entitled to retina it. At the Name time there wee - A 81ILING iliaTelt for Yucan,•2sl. Opsu to all yachts belonging to any royal yacht club ; three to start, or no race. To be handicapped at the re's of half a wings a ton. • IPTLIIIII. Name. Tom. Owner. Pert. 1 Phmbe... 3.2 W. Callieve , FAQ, Ilull Btalle. 2 Quiz 12 A. Muenster, „ Bare, Swallow-tail. Sibyl .... 20 I. IL Watson, Feq. ... Chequered. Tide was a capital match between the Phan, and Quiz, and afforded much speculation. They started at the lases time as the Edda for the Chalker, Cup, sad wont over the same course, the nobs taking the lead, whin she male, Weed throughout, winning by 6 minutes. There was a sailing match foe boats for 8 son., in ewe classes, the first to retain 5 son., and the second 2 eon for which there were 13 entries, snarly all of via started, and was, perhaps, the best-contested match ever wines's& Mr. J.H. Lows's "Le Pen Foyle" was the win ner in the first class, and Mr. Camp's Zenlika in the se- end dam. Several mulling and otter interesting matches concluded the Mt day's entertainment. lain intelligence. CONSISTORY COURT.—YRSITIDAT. Emu MT.—llamas D. 'Meows Who eat in mas s tomas ot the Jodge.—Nothisg bet ordi nary sootione before the curt. There woe hot owe l ose worthy of public) nodes. ADMIRALTY COURT.--YzaTERDAT. The saws wee the tree with this roam Uwe were eal pplieatioes for the ale of n owls which had twee ) avoid say lees by their beim lad sp. BANKRUPTCY COURT.—YESTERDAY. 110028 RA. cosonssiousa Homan. Zh Cooloisaams, MlLretlh, AND CO.—JUDGMENT. His Boast gave judgment this morning, on the applica tion of these baakrupts for their certificates. Re said; In those OWN in which the court is frets time to time Bled on, either by the representations of creditors, Or by what appears oa the beissereheet, to refuse or suspend the certificate, there are many that require ceiend couriatieu sad maims thought, in order rightly to discriminate be tween accident end fraud, between sibfortune and seisma -1 asst. Bat I have rare l y bad any question to dispose of whisk has given me Po mach pain as those that have been oiled is this we. I have fat and have been imposed whit the acknowledged respectability, the previous high mosmereial position, of the pa:tips before the court, ss well mite heavy sad severe loam which they have undoubtedly ostOsed. On these 'roads I more deeply lament the obligation epos me to add, that Owe are cheasstances in this am saldbitiag ecadeet hicossistent with that amnia and Omahas" of dealing which was the great and peculiar characteristic of the diet British ,mereheats, and which a baker more apecially would have apeasi at the hands of a merchant, Isy whoa he was solicited for pecuniary seam stedetios. The niereheate of this country, as a body, are setriely to be matted, bat to be regarded at all times with eke 1•0•1 isterest. The firm pt Cruirkshask. Mel vin., esd Boat, weep one in the list Of bosses whose Mae wee sossisead daring the late sommispelsl pi* Tbey wled es business a lest ad Wait loge mierebesin Mews. Trams* and Cook, colonial ledleet,. were is 1843 sad 1844 largelL ..... utt Mto. the blinkraitto ; es the 31st s debt due to Truman Mdia r essta 'aloha* to 89,0001. La •OCIUS,ONO *SO time to time deposited title-deeds semi desewasliii VP-1 =Tara plastations, ships, e as l d eme msettes, sag by letter a the nature at, Noes legal meant due to the creditors el Onikassit sae Oe. es the Ist of January, 184 6, wee sh oat 31160001. Bs% =sitheir debts end properties et that of good debts and cos sea elefoad, abroad, cusps and shipmate, and t4l 12' as e ifs value at which they are estimated in the o SNOW& here appears a balsas in favour of the fine of abita wool. And although, in general, the vela of pee- Cgs over estimated by the mains, las my that the pin were not Juniata In SIADS•liat their debtaila properties as good to the full =test lar whisk they take 11► lit is their capital socount es ths Ins of - Je, 1846. Bet Itrealisation since thee, and die assn whit is media be, realised, shows a eel sad runes less of sus o 1 ,0001., or nearly 60 per eat. At lame amount ef the liabilities in January, 1846, is, I *IA, thus esessated The bankrupts my that the prednetiames of the Vol India estates had been reduced, by the easselpetiss of Ihe names and the abolition of apprestiaddo, 111 an ape elesta.p4delpr..low paint and their recovery BM this meat it was in Forts, had Iran slower thal had bets anticipated even by the ginernmot, ag e these interested—thus radioing seesmay alt largr expenditure of capital than had boa expected. It is mean of history that frost 1842 distaste lading& coy, end may plentiful. The f u nds maintained high rate, sad low interest only sold be obtained. Is 1844 it was re mittal that there had bees a linger eestimana of a plea- Wel supply of mosey thea had araned in the mean of the eldest capitalists. This state of the massy market, and ihe has of a revival is solesiel Amin. might naturally a lai the bankrupts to go es lager, sad to a greeter ex tad, with borrowed mean thee they would have lea could they have foresees or coejectured the calamitous course of cads which the veil of fatuity at that time coseseled fiat thaw. The Adel assignee, in hie report se to the pile deli- Pismo arising es the reelisatioa of the debts eat , aye: They state that, in eassequeses of the i of slave- s the value of West India sugar, and the wows sugar in 1848 and 1847, that many desks to vets [ may ben made advances on account of crap per*, le I West Indies became totaily bad, by MOM ft *a palest set paying the expenses of cultivaties, as& the eriellse bs• easing of a mere nominal value. Their swamis is ID • market on the 28th Deethth47,lll lB , in oftowlsololo of his Wine i bed Cold. Mr. Henry Mend, &thereof facies, proved having Nisei 33 Coombe, &Mishits of pass, 16 combs of beaus, 106 combs of melt, and 12 Month 3 bushels of barley, from the premises of the bankrupt after his goods were seised. The malt and barley was sold, and perdue& 1471. 61. Mr. Palmer said, the reams why he bad introduced the last witneeemae, to claim a set-off of the 1471. res. from the 1,1881. bathes the verdict thould not be in favour of his clients. It was understood between the learned Counsel that a sett off of the sun in question should be allowed. Mr. S'ejeent Bytes, in replying upon the whole este, sub mitted that, as the bankrupt absented himself on the 28th of December, 1848 from his eta d at Boom market, where there were creditors waiting for him, clamorous for payment, that act -war in itself, he contended, en act of bankruptcy. It wee also clear that the defendants knew at that ,time how the bankrupt was circumstanced, for the execution was written for on the 31st of December, 1848, and it came down, and wee seht in upon the premises of the bankrupt on the let Jan. 1849. The learned serjeant con cluded his address by contending that an act of bankruptcy had been committed by Crisp en the 28 th Dec. 1848. If the jury elsonld be of that opinion, of which he had no doubt, the must find a verdict for the plaintiff. The jury returned a 'verdict for the plaintiff—Damages 1,1881. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. Lamar's, A170176T 6. The guise commission for North Lancashire was opened here on Wednesday. before Mr. Justice Wightman and Mr. Jostle* Patteson. The butiness of both courts was fixed to commence the followieg morning, at 11 o'clock. The calen dar is unusually light, there being only twelve cases; of these two are for concealment of birth, one for manslaughter, and one, which excites a good deal of local interest, from the pro minent station filled by the prosecutor, for an alleged assault with a horsewhip on a washer of the Lancaster town coun cil. The others are ordinary wagons cam. No cause of the slightest public interest bad been entered fir trial up to Tuesday evening. TSB POLICE COUBTSt CLERKENWELL. 1310AYT.--4CIIINSI SCIISCAINOTS hiss JGAISS SCOIC4OSO4S, was filially examined charged with bigamy. Mr. Sidney attended for the prosecution, and stated the prisoner was a tradesman in Liverpool. Twenty years ago he married his lest wife, by whom he had a family. He deserted them, and subsequently paid his addresses to Ann Cordell, a young widow, with whom he lived for some time, when he left her, and lived with a young woman, named Mary Yield, until information was received that he had two other wives. A warrant was applied for and Shaw, of the de tective polite proceeded to Liverpool for the purpose of ap prehending the prisoner. He arrived there in plain clothes, and on passing through a strut the prisoner, who is near sighted, mistook him for Lis cousin, shook hands with Mai, and asked him to have something to drink with him. Shaw cemented and walked arm-in-arm with him for some distance ; and through the cementation they had and from the description he had received of the prisoner, ha took him into custody and brought him to London. The prisoner in his defence did not deny the charge against him, and endeavoured to justify his conduct by in susurting that his last wife ran away from him with another man, taking with her 3701. of his money. The third wife denied this, and mid that she certainly did run away from the prisoner hecaur• he attempted to strangle her after having oruel'y in-treated her. The prisoner was committed for Unit. WORSHIP STREET. BIIZOLART. — Two powerful fellows, named Jokes Parker sad Sonora Webb, the latter of whoa was recegnieed by the police as a returned transport, were charged with having broken into and iguana the premises of Messrs Raudou and Hartley, tobacco manufacturers, of Churtheneet, Spitalfielda. It appeared from the evidence of one of the prosecutors' workmen, named James Simmons, that it was his duty every night to sleep in the factory, w a ve shic property to the amount of several thousand pounds deposited, end that having occasion to abeest himself for a short time on the preceding evening, be earefully secured the outer door, which remained apparently undisturbed on his return at nine o'clock, but u he was about to enter he heard a kind of rustling noise and suppressed whispering inside. He re treated as quietly as possible, and procured the misuses of polioe-eoustable Paine e who accompanied him back, and upon looking into a small closet they observed the prisoner and another man,wbo made a rush upon them, extinguished the light with which they had provided themselves, end endeavoured to force their way past them into the street. The prisoner Webb was immediately secured by the officer, whilst Simmons attempted to setae hold of Parker, but was immediately felled to the ground by the latter, whoi* be again might by the leg and attempted te detain, when the prisoner made a ampoule attack upon him and continued beating him wont the face until the constable dealt him a heavy blow upon. the head with his truncheon. Simmons then hastened out to procure further assistance, and the instant he had gone the prisoner Parker started up, and grasping the officer by the throat endeavoured to wrest his truncheon from him, bat be succeeded in extricating his arm, arid struck him another blow, which felled him to the ground. During the straggle the third man contrived to get over an adjoining wall and effected his escape, but the constable managed to *stain the two prisoners till the return of Simmons with several other °Seen, who conveyed them to the stir floc-house. Upon searching the place when the men had been secreted they discovered two large gecko, filled with about 40 lb. weight of tobacco and cigars, together with eight skeleton keys, a heavy crowbar, and several packages of copper money, which the burglsn had abstracted from • desk in the counting-house, after forcing it open. They also found upon the flue of the factory a large quantity of loose tobacco rod cigar piled up by the side of an empty sack. • dark lantern, and two or three other papers of copper money, together with a quantity of loose halfpence scattered about the floor. The whole of the property above referred to was pro thud by the officers, rad identified by Mr. John Hartley, one of the partners in the firm. Mr. Houma ordered the prisoners, who declined offering any defeace, to be fully committed for trial. . THAMES. CHARON or FiLONT AGAINST Two Coareit-Homes Orricsass.—J. W. Cooks and J. Williams were brought up oa remand, charged with stealing a sample bottle of brandy, value sixpence, nom the St. Katherine Ltack. The facts Of the ease have already appeared in this joined. Mr. Pelham, for the prisoners, thought the dock sompeay were acting with great severity towards his clients in prose eating se paltry a ease. Mr. Hallows said the company did not act in this case from any private feeling, but for the protection of the public. Mr. Huhu mid it was a ease which he must lead for trial, brit be mold admit the premiers to bail on their former PUBLIC SAL EH. Annuity B.—By Mesas. Purxxx and 1305 e, at the Mart.— Moiety of a shop sad premises, No. 29, Neweatemuket, let on lease for 2001. per annum, held from St. Paul's Cathedral for 40 lean from 1840 at 16s per annum—sold for 9451. Leasehold house, 1, Yerk-terran, Brunswick-road, Cam berwell, let for 311. 10s., held for 69 years tusexpired at 4f. 105.-2401. Eleven leasehold hones, 2 to 12, York-terrace, let for 3104. per annum, held for 69 years unexpired at 41. 6s. per house—sold is lots for 2,0201. Five houses, 13 to 17, Yoricterraos, let for 1431. 161. per annum, less taxes, held for 69 years at 181. 155.-9201. Megan. ROBIIIII sad ROBY, at the hart.—Leasehold house, 19, Addington-4quart, Camberwell, let for 441. per annum, held for 66 purest 61.135 —knocked down for 3901. A'ditte, No. 20, Addington.squere, let at 48/, held as pre ceding-431M Two houses, 5 and 6, Manorroad, Camberwell, estimated at 701. per annum, held for 95 years at 131. 111.-6301. Two villa residence% Norwood, estimated at 651. per annum mush boisse r hold fee 89 years at IW. each, land tax eedeemed-1,2401. I METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS, TUUSSDAT, Arousr 9,1849. The State of the Weather at sea of the follow*/ places at Mae *V D& yektajay morning, Nikon al , Coarse et Wind. V kgig lC. State at Weather. Burro= fi x% Gentle Breeie Gentle Breese Calm Btawicz ..... . ... Bill 11111011•11 BILIDOZW•111.1 Dzieroz,.... Canwi — - Ixo iiitunal .) & w.. I:ilium wow • rammer)* Earn= GIAMOOW Ouxrcierme ...... Lula= Luiwrras. Ls= Lmeirrox LmiarooL Miami/nu lisweasna 01,0114 Patna ..... „. I.w. sm. 8. Baum* /WONT Sur Slimes Litwoma Ttrnamos ri.S.W. B.E. 8.11. WurricaAvis I ill. 4 Retan RE. B.W. Gentle Breese Calm Gentle Breeze Gentle , Breese 1 yeijht Aire Cahn . _ Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Colm Gentle Breese Cam . _ oast], Breese I Gentle Breese Cahn Pirtlally Cloudy Rain Rain Pa;ttally Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Heavy Ita Partially Coady ?WY LW. Cloudy ita4a . _ Partially Cloudy Nearly Cloudless Partially Cloudy ic.w. GeaUe Breeze Gentle Breeze Mak _ osatie Breeze Gatti Imre Oda _ _ 8.8.' Overcast Partially Cloudy Overesat Ontb Meese Oohs - - Gentle Breeze Gentle Balm cloudy Hoary mowers Partially Cloudy Overcrimq Partially Cloudy Cloudy Partially Cloddy aleereaat .....,.._. Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Chemist c i Adserlieertrillt) -DROPSICAL AFFECTIONS CURED WI OLLOWAT'II PILIA.—The mere of this direful dress are V 11140011; it La Often sseeedered by the morbid date of the Byrom, whereby the free eireulatices of the blood Is impeded ; or it may originate hem some preceding complaint. The first thing to be done is order te effect a cure is to remove any olistroettoos, by pnrifytre the bred, and causing the discharge or the superabmt Saris frees Ike body. For this purvse take Holloway's Alb, as they purses rads elosailas properties, that the dropsical patent is gradually restored to health, and the whole frame is permanently renovated. Their PiEe may be safely taken by male or female, at all periods of lib.—deb by a druggists, and at Professor Ilellow.l's Establisheant, 244. Strand. Landau ~~ SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS. then air Peripsaiams, e.. '* ice Quev4" soi • laolfro WWl' CASUALTIES. I • London, Trotter, of Stncivon, from Memel, got on them es t h e morning of the lith instant, on the Great North itakt tut get off the same tide with assistants —Dew. , Aught. Victor Piles (French logger), Mail, kee l N u b. Mumbles, for orders, laden with Soar, eta ru n dorm soak in the Channel on the sth init. ; crew sweet!. • uuYD. ' KLILII. • • Haiaburs • lialaid • Ida►a Facia° • India vii Bout India viA Mantilla Boston and Halal': ...e Medial and Havanna'. Watt India Brasil ~~ ARRIVED. Aig 0 NA. 7 41.11 Ali. 21 A 10.4 Mt a Y, Asust.-at Liverpool, Aigust 6, mom. MEN--illt Cart, August 5, from Allia4A-at Cork, August 5, from .... .... .0nzie50 Aorme,at Greenock, August 5, from Ass--at Limerkk, August 6 from --:-..11.1184 Ames 1414111111-at Newport, 11., August 7, fram--...0,..,,,.' Ass AN) Xsars-at Gravesend, Augusta fr01a.......„ Am. Elgia-stllymontl, August 7, from ....Amem. Barman Quasi-at San August 5, ham.Ralinsii i , CALTIPTO -off Bristol, August !, from Mum CITY OF Exuma-at Dartmouth, August 5, from A mo y. Caster-at Scilly, August 4, from essoups-Xristol, August 8, from Nun Duoirm -at al, August 8, from et. lobe;gl Drug or A -at Liverpool, Auguste, 'hoist ....... : ... Eraa .--a mw_at -ma t LiverpoollCo7 August i, ft l. ... , 4 u j guilt uglat il; l t ' m fmma -...- ........ dvi ................... Eono-et Gloster, August 7. from Husmizen-st Grangemouth, August 6, firm. , ,l ENASTaL-0( Ng, August 7 from . Erwsno-ni Falmouth, Aulpist 5 , frog , - ----Asa EusAssrs-St Dublin. August 7, tram. Era-,t Dublin, August 6, from . .......... - .. -. lEra-,tWZ Errs-at Dublin, August 7, from .... A . Mrsoar-st Dublin, August 7,, from ELWIN Pstmaa-at Dublin, August 1, fr0m,............., Ezsenow -at Gravesend, August 8, from Gsratts-at Scilly, August 4 . from Jammu, .... lITTIiT TATLoI-at Br Isla], August 8, ham Hors -at Liverpool. Augusta, from - ... illasastiA-at Lynn, August 6, tram lessakka. lisamm-at Hull, August 7, fr0fr0m....:...„ _ lupus-at Ystmouth, N., August c., from . . ... : 4 7 - Jaisas RAT-at Cork, August 5, froit JANTS-at Cork, August 5, from -..........Cmg Ja ms t Liverpool, August 8, from • ~ ..... .............111.4 . ha-at Mader August 7, from lossors-at Marie, 'August 6, hour Joao Wisuir-at Hull, August., fr0m........................MArg Las-et Liverpool, August .. hum ~- ... „.:......(trelegy Lsoasrus.at Gravesend . August 8, from - _. Illesgi. Murroa Aso-at Gloster, August?, from ... ..... ...........Mille Maar Ass-i 8 Hull, Augusta from Hansoms -at Penzance. August 6, hem --= Mamma rt.s.er -at Cork, August e, from ..... ... ........---Ibugul; ef *Rosin -at Dublin, Augusta from ...,..-,.........mus , Namso-sit Leith, August 6, from ..... . ...... -......... ....... ANEW OsesnMemor-off Dr, August 7, from ... , .....brill" Ocass--st Gravesend. August 8, arum ..... .....,.......„ Palms Cinosoa-atCork, August 5, from- .. -......-. ' Ismasostaxiaa Lass-at Milford, Augusta, from: ' Bacon,-e? Falmouth, August 6, from ...k.....-.Mer Rosa= Norton-at Wasuford, August 3, from ....... Allis Amman -at Leith, August., from Mist Itasous-at Liverpool, August 8, from ihrsniklMis Savor Lass-at Grarresamil,. August S, from..-.-- 84uArch-st Gloster, August 7 from ....- ..... ........ = SLAVIISTOTT -at Cork, August 3, from . - ............... ! . -....lbnie era IlCswessi.L-at Cart, Amist3, fr0m............-....-.....akki Sin IL Pzek-st Cat, Angst 8, from ~ .. - Golub tesontors.-at Hull, Augmt 6, from ....... - .......Fetenbarg fitnesiass-at Swansea, August 6, from „.-........ ..... ..... .. _Cabe Truax-at Greenock, Auguste, hem. ......... .Port o hiell Varra-at Cork, August 6, from .. ... . ..... -......... ....... - .... Odmsa' TALIAsT - at Cork, Auguste, Roca Drees Visys-atGriorsby, Auglen 3, from ... ..... -........-.1. ....... WATTaI.OO.-at Grimsby, Augalit 5, Am ---.......M. Mtn Wart-at Hull, Augusta from . - ....... -,...............1i5e5kew - Xsurs-at Liverpool, August., trom ...................-...isrm BAILED. Amos-from Core, August 6, to ARIIIIRO-frell Cowes, August 6, t0...„.11; . ............... -,...Bener, Aug. Wag-from Fteetwood, August 7 , --- = I ACADIAN-from Greenock, August 6, to ' • ARATIMIA-froin Shields, August 7, to.. Ocastantinit Lummox -front Liverpool, August 8, to Jan Ortom ANONCIATION-from LiTerpoOl, August 6, t 0... ..... Hs.eor Anaemia Mug-from Liverpool. August 8, to Eidson • Aargsy-from Gravesend, August, 8 Ito Clle Meows-from Gravesend, August 7, to Ilmay Bans-from Gravesend, August 6, t0..--.-.....«.-- Ques Saone Fames-fru' Shields, August 7, la. ... ......-.. . Jens Buluxo-fro Greenock, August 4~ to. 1111,TON-from Hartlepool, August 7, to. lissma Boson Srvoura-team licll, August 7. to. CALTIPSO -from Dartmouth, August 6, to. C ARNATIO N-from Dartmouth, August Ti to Gnu ern or LONDON-from Gravesend, August A, la- D RIZRITI -fr.mOraTtorad, August 8, t0..,.„,,..-....-«- , Duao-from &embus, August 7, to Emma -from Gather, August 7, to • Einar Pours-from Falmouth. August 6, M.-- - ....... .7mdt. pswogn-rumour Shield Shields, .. August Augm7.7• . • .... -... ... -.- ••-=•, guatsara-from t , to to . 1 Forma-from Liverpool, August 8, t 0.... Jima Goont-fret Liverpool, August 8, t 0.., •.... .. ..... ....Anibal A Horan-from • Cardiff, Aagust 7, to tg Roxiso-from Hull, August 7, to V. Hoguwictra -frogs Illiielda August 7, ta..... Culnatinis Hovauxo -from Kingstown, Agri 7 loos-from Shields, August 7, • Oen& Jzona Buono-hos Cardiff, Legge 7, to. ...........lbewilts Jugs RAT-front Cork , August a, to low.. Joss-from Greenock. August 6, to • •3toOnoir Jouus-from Greenock, August 6, . to .......... «...... ........ --Maga . Jorgazoo -from Shields, August 7, to- '.. .. .............. .....--itille LADT eau-from Greenock, August 6, to ..... Jun Loomis-from Liverpool, August 8, to emu , LIMY-from Liverpool, August 8, to -................, ~OS Loniumata-front Grawsea4 August 6, te1................10rg MAIBOARRT-from 8, to Roar AND flueurr-frOM , August 7, es. ..... ............Ql ll6ll MIRMA-from Cork, August 11. to. - Lon Niguyo-from &ley. August 4, to WasekaAtes lgrarx-from Poole, *owlet 7 , to • Atowesusilsil N'Aseuti-froro Li.rrpool, August 8, to h«..... ....... -.Hamm Nairn-tram Liverpool, August 8, to ... ... -...Wat Hsu TONI-from Liverp_ool, Awmt 8, to • TAO Pgasivnosea-hoen Fl et August 7, 8. Quin Prune-from Weymouth, August 6, t0...,........--- QUIP Itocam•-•frosu Psimouth, Augn I, to ' bolo , Bur-from Grimsby, Ming 11, to ItztoTATIDN -from xhields, Augne, 7, tre-.. SOMA- from Gravesend, August 8, to ...... Sew-from Gravesend, August 7, to • MOMS Rmuste-from Cardiff, August 7, to .... ,- .......... Soorrnems-from Dartraxuth,put 4,00„,. ........,..-!.7..!%. Taurus-from Amlwch, A ugust 7. to . ...- Qs Tomas-from Cardi ff , August 7, to ' Tuna-hem LtTespOOL August t, to ~. ' Tams Baocusas-from Liverpool, AuglePis te Disk ' Twos-from Gravesend, August 8, to Jet Vrem-from Liverpool, August 8 , to -........... Wu. Mass-from Pill, August 7 , to ........-- leis J Woonuag -from Cowes, Augusti7, to ONI VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ravines Purrs& frost Cork for New Tor& June , 1a 40.58 Anrsa o a *keener), from Bahia for Cork, Jul 21 y 23, lat. 3&2W. 35.34 Minos , (barque), from Jennies for London, July 19, let lon. 64. Buse Roar.araos. of Peterhead, 64 days from Maurldus, Palrtft lat. S 2 34., log. 37.40 W. BILIAIIsB, from Liverpool for Caleutta, out 16 days, July 27,14 NJ, In. 12.13 W. Dennstros (ship), from New Orleans for London, July 1, lat. KR km. 63 04. Dos, of Whitby, from Santa Crus for Falmouth, for orders, MO. lat. 29 N., 100. 37.36 W. DALitrlll. of Glasgow, Aug. 2. lat. 40. 37, ton. 9 W. Fiesta, from Lie , spoo l, bound tor Dania, out tO days, lat. 41.00,ka 14.20 W., July 27. astraaat. loses (American barque), froth Whiled de Cabs for cat 3 dais, Jul 11, Sat- 42.43. lon. 44.1,0 W. , lons 3 AND Luis, y from Loudon for Port Adelaide, June 20,1sta N.. lon. 22 00 W. Lanes (eebooner), of Exeter, from Arcbangel for Belfast, Jiry lat. 71.30 N., lon. 20 E. _ Losoou (sap). Bebard, front New Toth for Lagos, July IS, 40.13, lon. 72.20. Noirrzarr (stdp), Dunks& from Liverpool for Boston, JusieNikl. 49, lon. 13. Panama (brig), from Niwport for Bath (Ide),June 23, lat. *Ni ion. 29.41. ROM *homer), from Landes for ,Genoa, Aug. 4, Int. 4430 N, if 3,40 W. fromls. Botta, of and null for New Yak. Jame U, lak 43100- Sl• Pastors (ship), tram New Toe& for Llverpoel, June.2B, lLL Ati lon. 46.30. Turns, from Newport Our cottee, 11., km. 3.00 W. BIBTFIS, MAESUf3BB, Arm DEATHS. . BIRTHS, •. FOLEAIiD.—Aug . 3, the WS of H. Poßad, EN., of Old 81030 18 % of a daughter. LODER.—Aug. 7, at Voctagu.street, Porturem.squire, the wad% Loder, Eeq., of the High Beeches, Buaseu. of • OM ICEWA7I.—Aug. 4. at Glasgow, lin. 11`Birra, et Sunderllo4 l6l . • of a son. . POLLOCH.—Aug. 3, at the Lord Chief Baler of the Exchsl lB.l residetwa, Imam, Lady Pollock, of a daughter, still-bore. ROBERTIL—Aug. 3, at St. Leonard's, Eider, the wife of B. 8.7 0 berg, Esq., at a daughter. telk SMILES.—Aug. 7, at ty.staset, Hecklenbargh-equarr, of Dr. W. Smiles, of II ter. MARRIAGES. NORTH—KERIE.—Ang. 7, at 84. Mary's, Marylebone, by tbe 31 !; G. Erecara, Incumbent of the Pariah Chapel, J. North, Ell 4,2 nga l Gloucester-place, Portman-square, to Elizabeth Mary, daughter of the late J.Kerke, req. of Glonceeter-plue. 0 PERRY—riucurs.—Aug. 4, at Trinity Church, Latabeth,hl Rev. W. P. Perry, M.A., the Rev. F. IL Perry, 11.A-,to Fanny, daughter of the late w. Phillips,' Esq. PIGOOT-110ULTON.—Aug. 4, at Christ Church, St. Staryitt Hondo, fourth son of J. Pi not, Esq., of the Ewe, aro ' l ` to Struts, e ldest daughter of J. Moulton, Esq., 31.0 ,of Li.o• gray*. DEATHS. GarirllNA.3l—.A_ug ju . l 2 , , a 9 t . l a r t vine ms , d th etr e i‘ wit in e of J. J. BT , 0:111 bis or, pr Gillham, most deservedly lamented and Ris skill ego eras. hurt to a high position in Li., profess i on to which he wet i er i t tlat meat. Madeira haa sustained o Ices that will be loon IWII ii it is looked on as a general calamity. His remains vron_, st s, by a numerous company of Panaceas, Engiiah. and a ~,.....ge her of poor ; to the latter he was very k ind in giving s'"."- Igonal mime. LAND.—Aug. S, Mrs. Rebecca Moubray, relict of A. La 11* 11.E.1.C.5., aged 90. RUSRWORTEL—Aug. 5, at Queen Ann-street, JansCatherinso s lid daughter of C. P. Rushworth, Esq. Orlisk WOOD.—Aug. 4, at Chebneford, J. W. Wood. 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