The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-31 00:00:00

seat: Nob of due Tleepsr Oust leek Debt Lest as tressestless; Presussery MVO et tke Usisn Debt IS Mims ; Doak et liebres SIMS. 10 pranks. SHIPPING INTELLIOSNCII. BOMBAY. AILITTALS PROM MAT Si TO SOTO M. Gollob, C. MAW, Liverpool ; Hereforileilre, G. Itlclherrillie lile. 3 ....:1...w.1k,... C. Moor, Liverpool ; Hew L Isis. Cbilo s i s tri Milwooli. J. Aea ; to Liveliest 1 J. 8.8. Lamm ; D. lerodeea_Moilver, . Norm. Pore Mir; .1 MP' ovoo llid.l Am... IL mar. Moo ; H.c.'s es. odors. --. ; MeriA, T. OwevrereL 4Nlowele; Milorlo, J. 41 . 181 . 19 . & Terser. Ma ; Plan 11•Doesie. LIM" ; leo* R. Moi Illarria. boom; Primps of ille. -..-- iredoli; Notes. O. Maitlorwo Ades; Orsom J. retained sioot ow; Lyslivemoo,LlCDeoelill IBM Oat BlorpLier, J. brim Lwow ; •=veloor. L =lr. rage. Ain • Treediper. O. Blekeidlet B. lkooo, ; J. BM& Meth 111. G. eirroome Oroarevolo. B. Daniel. Mow ; named% J. Clout. mito. Lode.; 11. MY owner Qauts. J. Aft. • FAA (W. B. Bei" Claw Join Mom L Milk Limped j anira i Am. C. iforobsed. Blevotie; JohaFOrre, J.M•Domeid; MON Jew I vo Joss IA Omit C. Loom ama; Madera. D. rergamo. Imam; Mr °imam Oilowlo; Crikameo, D. WM. BM; Iliesso R. Immo, Liverpool ; Wriasopmm N. Wens. Maim; , J. Maumee, coloopew; Ilasenoton, X. iloyem Lembo , Oro., J. t ornl,vtin Liverpool; Lady Demwo, A. Illemold. Cum ; Chan., lor. J. Turner, Lesion I =O. 0. Quin. ton, %ram ; *deal.* P. Xli.tton. D. Topping, Illadroo; Maim.. A. #o2 w4 CLis li k i. l ls, booms ; Jame T. goV, ChM ; Jame. V. Mt, J. Toile. Mumps; Jobe Adam, W. Deem Coloutti ; M. lira vults, U. Mts. Mos; Alm Ka i A. Oro% IlrhAnivie ; Arkin!, Itcemotilan C 11..; Gertrude. J. Comp. halt. Ciibia. CALCLITA. AIIIvALA Violll Jam 1 vs Jr.. It,_ - • T.ollor, Totrelle, Bourbon • IA Maws Row" Ilswellsw; Mad anima. J. S. Tied, Saes ; Diabase of Aropl: s , I=llesibay ; earlhan, Horem ; Eris, Plum, White, Sto,rtpre ; Warr Wool, Haan, olaimpore ; ioneards, Gotland, Pot,is berry ; Lipbsatb Parris, Towle, tintespgre Misr Broek!e. butt Ponemb7, Liverpoo: Londlssab, - 311•Dasmall, Limrpool ; Lirdn, BUR, Ll.StrOlj Nerebles, J. Miebed, Uesr ; Jasepb Sandman. Wdsm. Vrerpoul ; Harrist Iriambie, T. A. LOrmpocil Parj.ib, W. H. Palmer, Jed& ; Hloaa lldr, Stokas, O. Bow ; ratio. Alta C dig Bustswidee Orwar l os, Wright, idawrititta; Lot's hope, J. ruler, Lar,rpool; Amara, G. Laws, pss~e; Sfilatt;. Lambs ; Nleaßaa, Vollertsee, t;lenorair. it. Hied, Glagow • Umbras Name; T. Wleiew. ; Belt Marini. E. Jobn:ww, Lakes; Matilda, J. Marshall. L;rezpoo: ; ;Mims; U. L C anew, Hadapore; SU Henry Pottlager, M'Weaa, Li,enlo 4 ; Tilley, Madras. Dataaerrta saes leas I to Jews IS. Cecil* J. N. WWI. Moulmein and Ransom; Prime Albert, G. Oellicoe, I+, Kemp, Adelaide; Cbrialsbel, P. Harding, MaJritins; lernsad. Biele.t, Bourbon; Maerrs, E. Casksalt, Bourbon; Genera, U. W. locker. BoNon; Owarstio, T. PllBarti Larerpool ; W. Allot. Bastim ; Templar lt alardoM, U. ammo; ; Ori.stal, IL loweiblae, Saes; Wildwi, W. J. BM= Muscat ; Anne 319 eta, James Roberts's, ; Mantis, John Harris, limiting • T i S in A. 0. Ct:ter, bare; Retina MA:LA Brainy ; HAL lender. Matson, ; Caritas ; Geri*,; DLLA. Ot ork. Lkerpool ; dir Bober( Pad, ntlab. Maw I saa.s ; Teasmerts, W. Maw. Arr.waa and Maemela ; Mm 7 I dart Bell, Vewele esoee dto ash be two se darew days : Fuel Roorataty. Middleton, ; Lamelak. WIIBEA us a ; Patriot tatat a, It,..doett Llwrepool ; Jompb Mae* Ps. sat; Nay. 1 alq. Minuttias ; Boleby, Trelaw, ; Issursin, Closed a, a..stapnr• and Maw. MADRAS. UMTATA Fame Jure I TO 3vire 17. ntty !Wan. 10171 a re, F*t UM.; Name', Serst= this. tilt 11a.. :Uvula liteet. Loudon, 230,1 F .; Tirsios.l. Lamm; Calibrint. Italandss, Happen.. 7th ; Nis r. Mat de O. llth Joss; nosh Lindsay, Nor ms. 11000hpasta. 11th how itutharrass ram h•esl le Jrtfit 10. Jam L. rast a• Gale, Mrs sal Isea; Mary lay, Mooed. Niamtkivis, Cape, pest. THE MOLUCCA ISLANDS. The Das.ch government has received intelligence from Amobeima, one of the Malacca Islands, of a series of frightful earthquakes baying occurred daring nine days, and committed great ravaged They were fol lowed by a trident epidemy, which carried off a great many c f the natives and most of the Europeans. A young man, who had recently arrived in the island from Holland, as an employe of the third class, sud dec:y !mind timer, by the death of all his superiors, the trot official, and, as such, he had to undertake the duties of governor. SPORTING. GOODWOOD RACES. C:IICHISTZI, Mesuar Mont.—This entries Poe tb este,. ie , e! e , d trio treeing at Goodwood, sad if one or roc Jid not cow^ up to the mark—the Craven :Rakes and Ca•dray Stses•—the Steward's Cup, lonkseper'e, Angle. ley. sad gae,r.'s P.stes ti.kd bettar than usual, proviog the: done were plenty el hems i s ths neighbourhood, and tlair the daily areraie of missy is likely to come up to the sot Jut we minimise! 111.4 week. The pea was drawn thrttgb s ccustdmattle camber of two and three year olds, and several eagegeemnts Mae thus reduced within n.no• cilm-neleas ; for the Ham and Goodwood Stakes, the If unary Plate, aid the Cup., the dells out be burr than egsvar to have km pes•rally wicipated. .re two sad five &deck melee this afternoon left Loud= Br; p swarm with immense freights ' but numbers having stopped at Brighton, Worthing, sad Bognor, with the ia tentios of 1114441 W 'hire during the room, the proportion wh.ch malted Cnichestio wee conilsed aincst exclusively to tie roort;ng claws, 1. r whom accommodation the Sobeerip too Bet:ing-roors woo prised se usual ; not a bet, however, was laid. A large a• d distinitti.hed party ie alatem‘led at Good woci, where epee house will be kept to the date of the WO( k. A gor4l eta: 01 rain fell duo evetiag, about eaves o'ctock, ant the prospects of the meetics In respect of wea ther ere dub:ow. TrZIDAT. The weather *lie morning, contrary to expeetatioa, tuned eat floe, sad htviva eAntiatted ,o rougbout the day, we are tabled ea fu b) record a favourable commeaceatent of the mosti o g ; the spa, ton, was ample sad interesting, bat the anew:canes dhl not, either in number or rank, come up to tte standard The list of the fashionabies and of the Orulwood and Multeomb parties we must defer uatil to aitur:ow. Tee (Wowing return will show that tour greet • ectr•siatirs" did cot cow off, and that the " fielders" /Duni same roes lation for a load run of ill luck. CI:AVIIN STARR (lianitcan) of 5 1101r1. 0111, with 60 added. Creech canc. i 9 subs.) . kr. Ranee* Motto/ Tess Vary, 4 . yrr, Jot SID . 'Lye) 1 Dlr. Woollies C.,rl doo, In. ;a l ib 'E. slurp) 2 I of Intim, ed's Quiver, 4 Fro,lll 314 . tKitchoter) 3 WILI iroitko, of XOO sun. each, la ft ; too 3.3r-014 colts, Sr 7.s *NO. Cr..'ou Coon*. H. Lestatoi's Bee !luster, 4t 71b (Ylama) 1 Esittees :toilette% ikt 710. Mulow) I Lettian : 2 to 1 as dee Hunter, /rho inane all the running Inn vies in a tuna by fiftetn lengths. Rua in 2 n. 20 wee. .ao -Ka FLAT . of toes. added to • sweepstakes of 5 eon. e.eh . 2-yr•elds, bet 71b; three, 7st 9ib ; four, hat 41b ; five, Bst 111 b ; siz and aired, get. The winaer to be sold kw 100 sow. ifstesanded. dto T.Y.q.(l!sebs.) ~.(WlLtetwarcj I All) c9uat Hi'. Mr" a l t . 3 77.% $ 11th Yr. WNW* VIAlt-ht. 2 in; 11 . 4 i ;lb (Karla) 2 Mr. Umbel!. t Carl omit Otimplint, yea, Sat 710 (Cowley) 3 11.ttini —Ryes on Cowl flay, 4 to 1 aßat ti igilsat, ssd 6te 1 apt say rher, the winner not saenswd. Meridian trok the lead at starting, was n ;preached, and won is scatter by four ler 'the. Rem la 1 min. 20 see. L BlAll* of 10 eon. each; 30 it for 2-yr-olda; Bet Tlb fillet, Bst 31b ; seisms extra. Tne a.coad co me his calm Hell a mile. (16 este.) Ixr.l H. lottres's Torte, tot 32a (Mitabtatt) 1 ft 3. itattlev's I by Bay Mtilletts est of V OM ello thefts tib nue) ) 2 Data of Ib4musa awkliser,.. ) 3 Mr. Ibrary'• Jul* est Mb 14 4. DIV 4 14221a5t :—6 PI 2on Visas ally, 4 to 1 slyst Riacksoand, sad 6to 1 art Julia. Backhound went off with the lead, which, With Testis and the (eremite laid up, be ret.ined to the stand ; the raining was there taken op by Turtle, who dilightod the fielaire by winning, act sadly, by half a looph, the Venus 6117 boating Bockhooall by the sane. Ran is 62 see. GRATWICIE STAIR. of 100 sive. each, b ft, for 3.yr olds ; cdte, B.t. 1014 ; 81lie., Sit 61b ; 31b aad 61b allowed, Le ; the sweead to reselve 200 eon., tad the third hone to save hie stake. Ooe wile and a halt. . . Mr. /Weft liosietin. 1197 71b Wart Petits 100 .... (Heiman) I n) • kr. Bewaskalekletes, Set Batter} 3 krd Eselees Cora, 7fft lab ..... 4 kr S. Ilawky'e Ifitsda, Mt Sib amoplentas S Mr. Gannon 's Driooon, Ist 1018 ((O. Rogers) 6 Letting : 6to 4 pt lisvdlege, 3to 1 opt Deituon, and 7 to 2 against Modena. Ti. nee, like the two whit!' pro wiled es, ewes aria favour of the adders, and ts easy of de emiptiss : Mwaiu taking the lead, keeping it to at end, sad wheels' cleverly by a lesstb ; a head betweae nand sail third, and the sane between third and fourth. Ran ia 2 e:11. 61 see. blots /RAIL. cf 100 son. each, h ft, for 2.yr-olds; *else, Sit 10th; Oka, Post 71b; 3lb and 6lb allowed. dte. ; the see,n4 te receive 200sove. oat of this:aka. T.Y.C. (39 nbe.) Lord ?Adel. l'olsres, am Ilb . (Korman) 1 Led 11. toonot'a Dernaneka, bet 7lb (P. Butler) 2 Lod Eatiatotip Book learlee, bet :lb (Marlow) 3 Betting : 7 to 4 apt Hernandez, 6 to 1 eget Donnie Dun dee, Bto 1 each asst Black Sea and the Ban, 7 to 1 apt ety.testa. wad 8 'Ol apt say other. Phi took tbe Mad at startles, slowly *Goaded by Hnoaaden Awash, sad Honk Knoll, the others lying well u p ; they ran in skis I order a dtsteace, where Butnie Dundee and Kaiak toll headed Aospaeh, and immediately afterwards akal. lecrd L^rd Exeter's man—sa extraordinary dote reeselle. sued, Phlegm winning by a head, and Hernandez WO, Lonals Hendee by the same, Knock Knoll a good buffk s ' Mega& fit& Run is 1 min. 18 tam. I SwRIPITARse of 300 son. each, h ft for four year Meg eel% Set 718; Allies, Mt 218; the seoond to save his stake. (411.11100 Plate were. 12 subs. Mnd Emasion's The Ming Dutchman (Iffert wM eu I WSW( Talmo ( : 10 to 1 on Tie Flynn Database , the b rltourite for about two wiles and a half, rad bad an the test to wianiog by 10 lengths. Rla elan. 29 XaTCIII ; 100, h ft. T. Y. C. rivstyleke'e Heneistia. 2 milt 4 1 b (retrain) 1 Hr. berrica's Chaplet, SZSTyn. est 718 raro. (Ducker) 2 LAT Bi GOODWOOD MKS& t 9 4 apt WlMiatbdirete 7 le I apt bartrolerst (t) 7 to 1 Won't yea twee est 11 to 1 Clatkuerker Toßight fate 1 Cameos GOODW D CUP. 2to 1 apt Manes I 6to I sot Waillebgrets COMMISSION NOUN AT TIM LOAD LIZUTILNANT Nomaa►roNaataa.—Siwi Hama T.. llama, ta r be lkostosaat is as Nortliospisesilro ageism' of SAID intentgenct. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Yzareszar. rmiort: Lone aiWOMAN (reassess) A 61,1) .rasa PURL PAMPAOIt 9. Entrikhou. The farther heaths so this we wee resumed this .vaulty ' by Dr. Harding, who mum Meet Is site ass, la the Nisei* ectheimikel souse, to the oath that there wise so growths for jaatifllq the therm far separatism ia Ale sew Lewd bathe gone through the faith of the dem vory hair, mid be weed with the jape of the emus below, that the pelmet was • ease is • very wed up sus. He sever reeellethed • Nee of the met la Zee land or Seethed. TM busload's sondem was primula' in a most repulsive mother, yet there appeared to be some extenuation. It appeased that befog* the velem. miss:iota of tee marriairs his feelings "ivied, sad he did not look ea the marriage es likely to medthe to his happiest..; yet, lamed of ithermiss the Miter of the lady of this ohmage la hie feelings, be went es to the per. fertilises of the marriage ceremony. life estrum for ret disclosing his Wad to the father woo, that he did sot like to be ek off his iatersouree with Wm, and thereby out if those supplies whisk were messeary to him at the time. TM wife, to who. no blame woo due, berme the ebbe, of his es pan. His lordship shared, with the jagless of the court below, is their memiserstios for her, km, as a judge In this ur any other one, lie meld sot isidalge la them feel. loge; he was based set to interests my Isamu Seethe party or the other is the administration of mist jades Had the judges is the NOM below regarded the jsecial WIN ia that there ethos they would not have prosenthed this iatmlocater. It was not true, as stated by the Lord Ordinary, that the law of England did not allow the relief of separatist except where there via (personal violent*, OT threats of violate. For it was passible for a wife, without proof of penonal vitalism, to obtain separation is came Is whisk the embead rendered it impossible for air to live with him. Hr lord ship this read some passages hose the report of the cam of Evans a. ,Evans. Toe dostrise Were laid down differed from the grounds referred to by the judges in Sootlend. The emsistory sours of England would afford relief, so would the eons is Scotland, iu was short of pumas' violence. TM case most, however, be tried by the law of Scotland. His lordship this reined to the several cams that were cited in the serenest, and said nom of them justified this deem. The preset case alleged indifference by the hoe bead to the wife, whale dislike of her, a prth ems by the husband of the company of his emir, a refusal to moon pithy the wile to eiturch, declining all Islamises with her, bat there wee set aoy proof of earth asap or language, polities mains up to the seemet nultreateseat or cruelty. la coaeledisg'hb address his lordship moved that the later twelve of the Court of Sessies be rammed, and that the them legatee of the Lord Ordinary, whisk was reversed by them, be rem/4 se far only as it dismissed the reepthdasee action, but not in respect to his notion of the law co! England. Judgment accordingly. EQUITY COURTL—YEATIIIDAY. .woes Tilt NAST= Of TILL ROLM EAATMUI COINTIMI ILAILWAT COMPANY V. BILOODIX.— INIUNCIION TO 111/171.111N ACTION. This suit wee instituted by the platen& to have is sosseat of the trauestians between them and the deitemientorlin had been employed by them as • contrasts( for the aseitenetion of pest a MOW works; and • mhos was new suds ON be ftah'ot the plaietiffs to restrain the defendant free psssseat- LU salon at law which he had oesenseeesd spinet the sompeay fcr 66,0001. Years Terser, R. Palmer, end J. Bailey, for the pluntilk, contended that the .neonate be tween alteesead it. eefeadaat Wine so extensive and eus. pleated • character that they could not be satisfactorily taken at law, and were • proper achieve, for the isuetiption of a court of equity. Melon. Llo3d alai Lewis, on the eau bawl, eastended for the defendaat. that the accounts weld ray well be taken at law, and that this. was sod* se soap intrA in dues as to sake it necusery to resort to the Cunt of Chancery. Legal questions woald arise rupeedne items of the amuse 'CIA could only be detrained by • court of law. The Illeatar it the Rolle wee ef opiates, having reward to the evident, before the wart, and to the wheelers of so count furnished by the defendant La the ashen, that is wt, proper that the accounts should be takes is this evert, end he greeted an Neosho* to restrain the action at law. ADMIRALTY COURT.—YasTERDAY. Berms Da. L 1.11111,100 Two or rum Tanury Minna. TIN PORES? QV LIN.—BOTDDANN. The proceedings la tbb ease have bees before the eourt oa various accesioes. At the mut of the crew for wages thip Tom had been sold, sad the proceeds arising from the sale brought Into the registry. Dr. Addeo s now appiied to the mart on behalf of the baodbold• re, preying that it would be pleased to prouroance 1.. r the honorary bond as against the ship and freight, and decree payment out of the proceeds in situation. Time was no opposition. The court pronounced for the bead. . COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Yrsramy. Buono Mo. Coanumuom Oorcoviut. IN 111 Itosas.—Tmn COMO SMUT AND HINT COAL C There was a final dividend meeting to-day in the cam of Baniuel hlobbs, desenbed as coal dealer, of Bromptoa. Toe benarupt, it will be remembered, had bee. victimised by 011111 of the bubble comments which had 'prang into /scum* a few years ago, having beau induced to hecoas the chairman of the company and to sign cheques; and when the affair wee brclen up, the whole of hi, property was made liable for the debts of the company. Dividends to the amottat of 124. Bd. in the pound heir* been already paid ; and Me assets la hand will produce somewhat lees than another 6d. ; the precise amosat will be announced in the usual way. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YasnaDAY BM °az TUB Cary Caaniuuomia. TRH ODD F1L1J.0 . 14: - : INTH - H - MA - Tl 7 ll . OF THOMAS Noosa. This insolvent, a trustee of the Society of Odd Fellows, near Limehosse. was opposed by Mr. Cooke, for the Lioa Ledge of Old Fe:lows. Mr. Dowse supported*. applica tion. It appeared that the insolvent, who had been • coffee shop keeper and an undertaker, was, secretary to the Lion L Age some time back, se well as one of the trustees. Ile had resigned the former situation, but still remained trustee, According to • role of the body, orders for payment mica be signed by three trustees. Ile was one of four. Oae was • lunette, and he (the insolvent) had refused to sign an order for the transfer of the fiends, amounting to EU., oat of the Limohouse Savings' Bank. Mr. CALe said the Lim Lodge only required the *ea vent to sign an order for the payment of the money, which he had refried to do. There were members on the food, and no money to pay them until the insolvent signed the order of transfer, which order was now in court. Mr. Dawn., on the part of the insolvent, said he would sutra the order. He bad paid some money to members, which should be allowed, as also his own rutneription. Mr. Cooke thought the best course would be for the in solvent *retire from being one of the trustees. Let him make his claim on the society. Tae order of transfer was handed to the insolvent, and after • good deal of hesitation he signed It and it was given to the parties oppodog. The court named the tad November for the final order. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 31, 1350. iXs ''U' . .._ ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. ROME CIRCUT.—MAIDSTONE, JULY 30. The commission for the county of Kent was opened on Mon day, and this morning both courts proceeded to bestows, the L'.rd Chief Baron presidingon the civil side, and Mr. Justice Erie in the crown court. There us: 23 canoes entered for trial, only two of which are special jury caws, sad several of the comma juries are undefended. Oath, crown side there are .56 prisoaen for trial, and malty of the offences with which they are charged are of a serious character. -- - Caows Cotner. Mr. Justice Erle, in tieconr;;;Chis address to the grand jury, called their attention to the fact that in several of the depositions that had been returned the magistrates bad omitted to append the answen given by the sceuvid parties, upon their final committal, to the charge made against theta; and he observed that it was very important for the due ad. ministration of justice to know whether the defence that wes set up on the trial woe merely provided foe the oecasioo, or whether the prisoner had told the sane story before the lassie:rate. His lordship also expressed Me satisfaction at the prowling, of the committee of magistrates of the nenitty in refugees to the enormously isateased moist of ea Wetland in criminal tions by uagasY/rd and improper ponces taking upon them selves Is isitrset counsel, sad modest prosecutless is trilling lONS, by whisk proceeding a very heavy swum was imam*, sod he said that In future, when so attorney had bees up to the time of the trial, now I/raid be at dist stage of the proceeding, @seep% with the Zieili; of the stork of assize, and la sash mem as he easel. dared required the assistance of otouteel ears would be taken that gasper and competent pintas were mimed to condos% link saes, and be had no doubt that, by this arrangesneat, the inimical justice of the eountry would be administered in a mach more satisfactory mousy. PiLICRY IN • COUNTY COIIIT. Charles AU;;;ainittiasa4 iaiiiiiiiiiiiiii for a atiada- MOlllOl/I'. This ease stood over from the last amine. The Wads meanour imputed to the defendant was that upon aft= of a plaint in the Wen Kent County Court at before Mr. liminess*, the judge of that court, be had com mitted wilful and corrupt paler,. It appeared that in Meember last a plaint was preferred by • versos mated Emus spinet a solicitor named Thompson, living at Wd st near Dartford, to recover • tan of 21. 18s. for damage done to • pony chaise, and wording , to the ease that wisest up for the plaintiff epee that mension, he and a friend, named Staples, were driving en do read Wanes Dartford and Wilmington at a slow peas, whom, at a narrow plan, they heard the mound of • re under rapidly be hind them, and pulled on on. aide as inch as was possible to give all the room they could, but the rubble, whisk turned eat to be • beoughaa, belonging to Mr. Th ompson, mad which wea driven by his coachman, ran against their chaise, brake both the shafts, and Mr. Evans and hie Mend were thrown out with great violence, but, fortnnatisly, did not receive an mama lajtury. It appeared that after Mr. Irmo and his Mend had beta ammisoi, the defeadaat was tailed es a witness Mr Mr. Themjmen and he then swore positively that the bronghan did no; touch thu pomp chaise, but that the latter Gant into a meter-table, sail that this was the means of breaking the shafts and soft the &asap. The learned ledge et the County One% attar heating the whole of the ease, events. ally decided in Irma, of the claim, sad it was lasierneed that it was made, his authority that premed woes sows. qusatly taken erbst the delendsat for having wilfully riven kft, ad wpm the mutt* retort to. The petheijeal 'r I„id es ., n semen of the charge was that Burn b e y Mr. Ivan sad Mt. Staples, sad they repeated thei r aim '1;1 statestwols as le the massy is *bib the mildest teak aims. ..d it wee she esigeseni dist the At m aim Mies bat is mak* forward as he i s wes se serve Ilaysee, tise ass whe drove the bresibees, sad provost biw frost Wisp hie ?Me by sherries list be was sot to lime is be trametion. Mr. Hon" Is We slims to **Jury for the defame, re bladed them that before they emit envies the dedeadent, they Rust be added that be bad wilfully sworn what be base sib. said alter eenumetbi upon the immobility opme petalled with beam' se whisk piety was la Os eight is time bowing dens MN, be steed that the delbsdewl *On bowe bees Melbas Is be view be took of lb smeller, and the he wee nee setwolod by way wraps sail he said del if they entombed this oplaisa they would h. peries_tly *bled la login be was sot rosy. lb. Jobs Erie lambi maned q, be jury marred s reviles is beifty.--liestesse was blamed. The Lord Chief Beres dimmed of several sesames jury main is tie Niel Prise Cmt, bur seas of boos wens et my interest to the public THE POLICE COURTS. _. MANSION ROUSE. _ _ F01011117.—Dir;slit;;;t4,11; Ore envie& pensioner who was a few dare age Aimed with having forged drafts nyon Sir John Labbari wad Co. to the sane of MIN Sarah Hawes, the atm et Mr. ilesjimin Hawse, sea., woo br•vlst up to be reavaitted for trial on Monday. The faMteiag was added le the depositions taken at the lief examination Cisolee CaWien—l have knew* the rimer well op. wads of 16 years. He wee a fellow servant of Wet at Messrs. Hawes's, at Lambeth, for several years. I have men him write, and I believe the writing I. the drafts sad other trepan produced to be his. The prisoner banded is • paper to Aldermen Gibbs, which the alderease desired should be read in the publis room. The Wowing facts were stated is it: "Upwards of 60 years had elapsed since he first went to sea, and the test engagement in which be had fought was that in which Sir Relph Abercrombie had lost his life. In the neat in which be mimed, whist' Ina in 1803, he received several hard Intake about the heed, from which, particularly now that he was advanced fa years, he suffered severely. lie wee se board the Victory at Trafalgar when lord Nelson fa, and was wommied close to the heron the quarter-deck; and In 1807 ho woe in Gaeta, in Italy, when the Frauds army stormed the tom, and was there wounded slightly la fess please. " I was scat," said the old man " with Sir Sennt-1 Hord to take Madeira, in which we suoiseded, sad was en gaged of Guadeloupe with two frigates and ism Wades, nine apes one ehip feel beers sad 40 minutes. On eosin home to Raglaad 1 wee sent en bawd the Weather (74), end was ens of the Ant mm to beard the Danish gm-beats that our ship destroyed by flee under the batteries of Columba gen. In miming to England our ship was lost with 600 MU an her, sad I hod to swim three mike, and was three hours and three elegem in thew before. I got to Cempordown, I was made a primmer of war sad sent to Frame. when I remained marly Isar years, in Valenciennes half starved. end whew *enema were la lull retreat Ir'om Moscow we were awaked 000 miles I. that dreadfal winter, through (rest and mew. My lord, I never was in any prism is my life for any arise till new, end I hope some Moults per son will save me and my poor daughter, who will ear lately perish if anything is done to me No that I shall loos Greenveish Hospital, and I trust that Mr. Hawes will give me a character from the year 1816 6111860. Alderman Gibbs told Um prisoner that he mast make his statemeat to the jury, sad committed him for trial. SOUTH WARE. A Curnote TO Lovonro-trove. Richard Rapti was charged with brine conumed with another man (not in cutodyi la obtaining various nun from several peruse resident in this district by the following stratagem : —The system adopted by the prisoner and hie suspected asap date to defraud • class of persons keening lodging houses was generally attended with reasem. It appeared that on Friday last • well-dressed maa called at the house of a Mrs. Peacock, sear Trinity-equate, represented his name to be Captais Freeman, reendyarrived from abroad, sad that be was in want oflodgisp. Be then inspected the apartments, and said they would suit him, sad that he should go and wend is his luggage. Before, however, he quitted the house he suntlorted that he should send I. some stationary articles, and at the same time he drew oat of his pocket a purse, frost which he took what sensed to be • 2W. note, and asked her U she would let hits have cheap, and that he would hew the mosey to pay for the panel. The complaisant arneeniti that she could net comply with the request, upon whisk " Captain Freesias " said, " Thee you can pay the neeesenger, who arid bring the etationery, sad alp my luggage from on board the stescapacket, and I shall repay you again." She at once arrested to the propeettios, and the " captain " walked out, saying that he should return to his lodg ing as soos as he arranged some little matters of badness. - Sum time after his departure the prisoner called and inquired U Carrie Freemen Uved there, and the answer betas in the affirmative, he then said that he had • small parcel for him, which he had ordered to be seat there, and that it would come to 4e. 6d. The complainant, entertaining no suspicion as to the character of her new lodger, pail the money and took in the panel, and the prisoner departed Neither " Captain Freeman, " however, nor his luggage bevies made their appearance at the stipu. hated time, the complainant became rather uneuy, and at length decided upon opening the parcel which the prisoner was paid for, and found it to contain only • few sheets of writing paper, together with throe peas, the value of which only amounted to a few pence It is unnecessary to mention that " Captain Freeman" mark his appearance at the house afterwards, bet information having been given of the eiresuritaeme attending the transaction at the station house inquiries wen set on foot, the result of which war a diseovery that the prisoner, in majunctlen with the " Capt. Freeman " referred to, had euneded in obtain um. Ileums of money from • great number of lodging house keepers by similar means to those employed in the cam of Mn. Peacock, who was completely thrown off her guard by the nierices manner and appearance of the " Captain," a description of whom has bun given to the polite, and, aside can was deemed incomplete without his present* also, the prisoner was remanded la order to give an opportunity for the apprehension of his associate. Ursa »twain tato awn, Mr. Mottos siK4llolllllst Imp hod said sport= la the lard. Ito ftuilr 1110111111‘ brim*. sad mos Kr. Wardell to malsolutto a trades borso tor a lisle amino* : he mid It mars kr tits asks or Kr. Chow skarn lb. arm • Mr.or;iiMid lig was sot 14 all afraid. 111 r. Wardell Muskeg the magistrate for his kind sums. doss, welsh ha uli tald ha would gin SITiOUS Satlitkii to. TM patios left the court. Froii, the LONDON GAZETTB.-21waday, Ally 30. _ _ PAIII/Nnit Mir a= Thaitelf" 11.111 4 4 . 1a5ky. to isiTeedur Aug.& and Mgt. 7, at 111, at , Carlow ana Ha PMessalamobers. St. Jammeidwast; s& sielg., ahmators. Dana Canaan Wasik Ira, saddler, Aug. II sad Sept. 116•1 OWL iseren, BroadettreaL Cay, and Whibmglon OMNI% ; sa erg, Halts% hated. GALS riaNtarap.thellell. doper. Avg. 7, at 2. and bat. f„ at I. at :=ws .11M, Jame, Niao.'mas; at rig., ,Pataell„ Tacoma Taweascala. Priimappisse, Old Last-road, Sunny, tailor, A. at Mid Sgt. 7, at 2, at Bawbashall.sholL Poor& 0411maistrost; al. Nets., Pasimi, ehamhsts. Thomas Tlalwrr som , awl Awsrtt.l.4, w Ilagt. 7, at at Eadsgbelhagest. A lest a afar and Boa, Nor. I wish C h =l6 .4isabirs. JOIRIMAII 011abO11111114 gram Avg. I, MAI, I end bet 11, at 1, st 'l'l ass oh., Lamb,. KusViowl Paelsiew and Degnie4 Ilowsmestapsa.Tyne ; ,Neweeilleapernee. l ait, cot Cud,llemomtedir& saWr, Ash, 7, st H. and m kt& 4, at 10at lisle Olart. Yi. Mialawa nod &yam, Yeovil, sal (asdaq Easter; at swig. Seremehhatzetse. Wnstaw Wawa, at mad Prespad.pom Wiml4beamt at =matu.earreg,. begeee. Av. le, bp. & at SAL, WMMtssa sad Co, Nishabsgems Losatezdwtrcet; at b Canamt Ilbalda-baa. SOLAILIITIONI OP DIVIDEND& COWLIS. Oasis, sad WIIIDX•11, Saafteadary sad Sallabury. bauters—Fladlv. of d. Aug. I, and the rubaquent TLuraday, at ramasfeld'e, es t. CHAALS• Canderas, Vaaahall.walk sad BrowLetrut, Lambeth, tim. bar merchant-Ist dlr. of Oa. id., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Ilaslogball.stroat. %Tawas Drum, Ilsadwator, hcamoogor, lit div . of b. Id., July 30, and any sabasquat Tomb% at Hoban's, Manchester. SmsuaL Gamow, Tort, loaksepar-Ist dlr. of b. dd., July 31, and say subsegamt day: at Tsang% Lads. ROAM &um, PraWas, lememshbo, hatter-Ist dlr. of la, July 30, and any sabacquest Tuesday, at Hobos's, Manchester. Lamas WRITS, Moran aims sad Sunderland, merchant-Ist dlr. of tld., Aug. asal say mdasereamot Saturday, at Baker's, New sse.64lP3D-TYD*. DIVIDEND& —Amt. M. W. Mina, Stalastury.mod, Poplar. balder—Aug. 11. J. F. Everett, Nigh Holborn, pewterer—Aug. 21, T. Ormahlll, Gnat Dows.etrost, Surrey, dour dealer. dEBTIFICAfO to to parted, ads mum be Mown to the aster, ea the day et meadag. Asg. H. H. Probsts, hrrOass.walk. City-road. bound vic tualler—Aug. IS. haat rfto and Jonathan Crowley, Bangor, Car. wine ateedwats—Aug. 22. W. Hayhurst. Liverpool, catch —Avg. 23. J. Holm{ Dalton. Yorkshire, cotton dyer--Aag. M.Jarna, Linde, wool merettwit—Aug. 27. G. John. eon, Li j =. coal merchant—Aug. 22. J. Kaye, Brldge.row. emd merchant—Aug. 21. H. Scholefield, Clare, Suf. w fork a Ammlat—llag. 13. G. Thornelor, High-street, Poplar, grocer. 11IMOLVED.—E. innytage . and - U. Wrmytage, Clitten-hrldp, Tasimbinq onus apinnem—D. Bayley and J. awn.. ley. Birringune. knk drkro—B. Worry and T. Taylor, Little Bolter lamarbare, lug deuders—B. A. Brothers and W. Williams, Not sharists—J. Budge, Jr. and C. Barnard, Cullum stria. •mansgMet, City, calomel agents—W. Carter and W. Harper, Ilintekgrer, porters—J. U. °velar and T. Bennett, Charm, grsers-11. Cram and J. 0. Ctrs, Wigaicreutrset, Caves. diskagree, bore vista: W. Pitch and E Mahan MA, War den, Tanana% likandrspree—J. Hare and C. Hare, Kingetou-opos linii—T. Kertary rid T. Presto , Nottingham, lace inanufaeturero— T. Mime, T. Warr and T. liarbottle, sumbeator, cotton spinners, et hr r nerds T. Harbottlo—R. Jaques and C. Miner, Quirt. street, aMaras manufaer . 7 1E 0. Lufkin and R. Keogh, But Whingsg .. 'M Budiforkbire, coal proprietors —W. Robin= mg I. Inds, grooms—T. Selby, H. Nor ton, and T. trey, rm. W Usliing, Kent, 'Brame's, so tar as re gards T. Selby, Juw—L nogg and S. Murthisat, St. liartin'.-piss, Tratalgar.squarsomrisams—A. Boyer end J. Mr, Rupert-strcet, Haymirkee, M1N111161611111111 of mineral waters—B.C. H. Spearman and J. (jut, sunionyers -W. H. Turner and J. Tumor, mai Birmingham, button manufacturers —W. % I f= and T. Wild di, Kateablil, Worcestershire, rerew manta keturen—A. J. Warrington, W. H. Turner, and J. Turner, Leak. Staffordshire, Mk irers, so far as regards W. U. Tuner— BODICH RFARTESTRATION. Jose Roans Edtaburgb , poulterer, Aug. 1 and 30, at the Star Hotel, Edin burgh. LAMBETH. APPLICATION TO PREVENT AIR. OREIN . S AERIAL ASCENT ON HOESIDACE.—MV. TbOIESS, SMELT, to the Soeisty for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, appeared before the lion. Mr. Norton, the sitting magistrate, and applied to him for his interference to prevent the proposed matt of Mr. Green, from the Royal Gardens, Vauxhall, Ca bombed', which wee advertised in all the papers to cute off the following (this) evening. He made the application under an act of the 12th and 13th Vie., see. 2, cap. 92, an act framed (or the bettor prevention of cruelty to animals and he felt it his bounden duty so to do, as the present cue wu one which indisputably came within its meaning. Mr. Thane proceeded to say that the very act of takirg up the hone wu in Itself an act of cruelty, and instanced M. Patrein'srecent ascent in Paris when in the ducriptiaa given in all the papers it was stated that after mending to • certain altitude blood flowed copiously from the month and nostrils of the animal. A foreign gentleman puma said that was owing to the unprecedented height that gentleman had gone to, the ratification of the sir, and the weather being tempestuous. Mr. Wardell informed the bench that 21 years ago Mr. Green had made a somewhat similar ascent wholly us attended by the slightest act of cruelty. Mr. Green, the aeronaut, declared that upon that occa sion his companion appeared aa delighted with his trip as he was hismelf, and actually ate a large quantity of beans when in nubibua. He moreover said M. Poitevin's meat was totally different from hi.; that gentleman's horse was impended by straps from the balloon, without anything to rest the animal's legs on ; bat in his case the animal bad a strong platform under his ism, which relieved the horse from any distress occaaioned by suspension, or even the emporia- Gunboat weight of his rider, as he ( Idr. G.) rested his feet on his ballast bags, and laid no weight whatever on the horse's back. - Mr. Thomas said, no matter what precautions might be taken le relieve the animal Iran pressure, nevertheless he I considered the elevation of the creature Into the air a cruel act, and he more particularly premed his application, as he feared the pelmet was but a prelude to many similar nets, having perceived it advertised that that very M. Poitevin was to ascend %pod horseback from Cremorne Gardens in a few days. jfx. Barnett, who had a long conversation in French with two gentlemen I. scat, seared the bench that Mr. Simp son, the proprietor of Creswell', had made an unwarrantable use of M. Poitevin's name ; that gentleman had never an. Unitised an edvertisement of an ascent by him from Cre mona*. Memos. Wardell and Green, the two gentlemen he had been spats' with, were there as the authorised repro mutative. of M. Petunia, and stated to him that that had had stied foe Pusses on Monday evening, and had no Intention of returning to Bugland, unless perhaps for the parpoee of effecting ea arrangement with Mr. Wardell for anasesat at Vauxhall. In reply to a studios from the bench, Mr. Green said that were he to eamitwice as high is he ever did, it would not, be felt @reddest, oosesioathe slightest difficulty in the breathing of the hone. In M. Poitevin's case he considered the die. toes of the animal greatly Wended by his suspension with out support.. Mr. Barnett said M. Poiteria's horse had only bled at the nose, and not at the mouth, and it was well knows that the nerves of the former organ wen exquisitely sensitive. Mr. Green informed the magistrate that, independent of the platform, he was provided with a long pole and rope on all occasions, and it was impossible the animal could sustain any injury by concession with the ground on its descent. r. Norton asked Mr. Green, did he ever eland suffi ciently high to affect the breathing of his horse ? Mr. Green replied is the negative. Mr. Thomas said it was the opinion of eminent medical men, with whom he had conversed, that the anent mast no ceesarily be attended with cruelty. lie thought suck exhi bitions a disgrace to this sentry. Mr. Norton priestly agreed with that gentleman in thinking each exhibitions could never possibly serve any useful pa and that they were altogether opposed to true British fee rpose, ling and to humanity. Mr. Norton asked when the esseldne was, and on being told it was in the outer yard, be proceeded thither, accompanied by all the pestle men interfated. The was one made of strong wicker work, with fast seines for the filmdom of the horse's foot, sad several ropes le penal the animal from moving when aloft. Aftir minutely examining it, the magistrate jocosely ob • served that a woods& or hobby hone would just as well en- I ewer the purpose, and thereby avoid danger as well as m u . stanity. Mr. Wardell said he felt pledged to the public ter the per foramina of his promise, sea should get ...tillable frees the veterinary surgeons as to the total abuses el ; sa.41:1="11. -~ :~-.-- PUBLIC SALES JULY 30.—8 y at the Mart. —The first potion of the freehold estates belonging to the Marquis of E , situate in the Strand, Wellington, Catherine, and Ezeter.streets, was submitted for sale to day in twenty four lots. The annual rental of this portion amounts to about 2,7361. (inolud.ng the estimated velar of the houses %inlet), and the total amount realised by the day's sal* was 68,0801. It was understood that the greater portion of the property was sold. Among the lots were : _ _ Nos 343 and 3 . 4 . 4 Strand, annual and estimated rents, 310!. —4,5001. 315, Strand, let for 2401.-6,9001 warehouse, and the adjoining house, Nos 316 and 346 a, Strand, let for 3331. 12a.-6,9001. The Wellington Hotel, 351, Strand, let for 2001.-3,7601. No. 352, Strand, let for 1301.-2,6901. No. 353, Strand, let for 2101.-3,4301. The White Horse, or Lyceum Tavern, let fa 1201- 2,7501 No. 355, S:rand, let on a groaad•reat of 751. 12t, 84.- 2,0501. No. 358, Strand, let on leue for 801-2,150/. • No. 357, Strand, let on lease for 1051-2,8001. No. 358, Strand, let on lea,* f..r 1051.-2,8001. Na. 359, Strand, let on learn. for 801. is —2,150/. No. 1, Catherine-street, let on lease to Mr. Oawlyn for 901.-1,6001. The Era Newspaper•ofce, let on lease for 1251. 4r. 101.- 2,2001. The Exeter Change coffee-house, let for 701.-1,3501. The Fountain Tavern, Catherine -Unit, let on leue for 1501.-2.7001. Ihe Whits hart pahlie-hoose, corner of Catherine and Baeuratreate,lst for 861-1,7001. GIAII lONBVIII Annul', one a the most famous ruins is the west of Enpland, is shortly to lan put up fur sale by auc tion with the utate on which it stands. Buch are the frealui of fortune. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. WIDNISDAT. JCLY 31, 1850. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Niae o'clock yesterday morning. The etatieas a s arranged in order of latitude. _.:. . Gains ti.l Strength Nomad Place. w is .. 1 wim. of rate d Weather. . PLIMOLTII Poore EN.E. Gaulle Breen Partially Cloudy POITIWOOTIS S.W. Gentle Inert Partially Clare Batonrou Humane sommaterst Fount:masa BroareN.E. Gentle Overcast Tumetoosa BASINOSTOILO. N.C. Gentle Breeze Garret Eltomor. N.B. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Rasuuto Gentle Breese Overcast 011in-NWICIi Calm Overcast .swinot Gavots .......... . N.E. Calm Partially Cloudy Gl...weever ........... W. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Croup's N. Gentle Brien Overcast Cotenant N.W. Gentle Liner Partially Cloudy CAMISRIDOS litainnowan N.B. Gentle Breese Overcast PETILWIOII)IMS S.W. Cilia Partially Cloudy Y*ll3101 l II ...... Cam Enamor N.W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy M00r,,.... B.E. Gentle Breeze Overcast Parthilly Cloudy Usautors N. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Bonus ALAND W. Gentle Brent Overent Nave urns Burnam Et E. Gentle Breen Cloudier 1.01111111 .... W. Orel, Breese Cloudless BZILWICIL Gnmiew . Itsuravra THIS DAY. Nuow. Course of Wiad. Streurth of Wiad. State of Weather. W.N.W. Gauls Sessite. Shoo ery. The returns from the following places did not reach this ogles la tarn. for publication yesterday ; thty therefore indicate the state of the weather aa Monday rnoralag at alas o'clock. Tom NZWCANTLII rk1111)111 N.M. N.W. ileitre iiin7e Gentle Brune Gentle Breese Gentle Brow I Huilaiiy tOouloy I Overcast Cle a6la dr PustLally Cloudy LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK. Yesterday the fourteenth general annual meeting of tbo shareholders in this bank was held in Liverpool, Mr. William Rstbbone in the chair. Mr. Cross, the manager, reed the report, which stated the profits of the past year, after payment of all ex penses of management, and after allowance being made for ell bad and doubtful debts during that time, amount to 51,204. lie. 4d. The directors have found it necessary to make a further reduction in the valuation of the doubtful debt account of 3,3391. 151. 2d. The directors were of opinion that the basis if the bank works should be ettlarfed, and they have accordingly prepared a plan for in creasing the capital of the hank. The reserved fund at pr, - untie 25.7471, 171.71. The report having been adopts °, the meeting was made special, to consider the resolutions of the directors relative to the extension of capital. Mr, crow read the resolutions, which were to the effect that, in eon sequence of the ruined increase of the business of the bank, ' a corresponding lacteal, of capital was desirable and expe dient. That the capital of the company be increased by the issue of 50,000 new shares of 104 each, to he paid in calls of If per share, at intervals of six mouths, &e. The Chair rasa moved the adoption of the resolutions, which were tented. ANo11111& FATAL ACCIDENT AT BRISTOL.—Oa Monday afternoon an amident attended by fatal coneequences to one poor fellow, and productive of injuries to some others, occurred at the School of Industry for the Blind at Bristol. Some alterations are going on in the premises in the rear of the Asylum, whew as arcade is bring removed with a view to the erection of some out-buildings upon its site. A num ben of arches were in course of being pulled down, when one of them suddenly fell in and injured three 1114111, who were at once taken to the infirmary. One of these, John Barks, had received • HMO wound on the bead sad internal televise, sad after lingering, till sir o'clock as the saoralag Ito expired. Tao other sass's lajotioaaro of • less more altaraotor sad ato net tzpostad to terminate fatally. MARKETS. COTTON.—Ltvisiroot.. JULT 30. —The teerr•pbk se samostatat ethers bang • rime la the Yeaeboate motet. tended =to raeltomool, mut barite woo very Moe, at full Mini. bake wire ockl, sad ra them 10,000 were talon re epocolaks mod • taw Ist apart lLusoinersa, Jots 30 —The bed aconite brzlt by tho Ewers te Oa Amato , oak* orop, ken rim sad Iwo sofa ourtierd • Ihvostablo Wham toothot Oar mod wo have hid at Image Minn allommd wiles. W. Yh~a.. larger drat dm gat Tama, Ott bath Yogi mg yarn, tad y bar he halm lho SSW iNefffeellietirist way be q of to 11. rot Ih. Mem lasso ISM. tad la kw batman weld It be bought at boa wook's WOOLLEN CLOTIL—Lseee, JOLT 80 —The swim today h bur ra.ber Set with what it bas been Well, ►et still • fair seems bugbear Lr bets dam WOOL.—MALMIVAT, July 30.—Our third Wool fair. which Mot =Ole Tomday,_prearated a eery mum opp eermee , mogOol Moab& The map* of Wool la balk was very Mod. 1M Os qmodir SS WM, trolodbs that shown by sampite, woe @JR deem. of ms 3,146 bras of Pg, thebadai a little Lash? Wool; the primiped antremlors to Me Mr won Me Sty. &ammo, Mr. W. F. Lam of MoMord; Ur. L. levirms. Norman. too; Mr. Ainsworth. turius; Mr. ROM A ealkberry; M. T. nod ding. req., iryenhesort. M. The ottoodomo at buyers was thin, marequestly the mis was dull, mad made remakeoi unsold. TM pikes ranged balk it ewe sad tat; Weal, from II pi. to ISO. per lb., reeedhat e vend li t ri l e i st the wen r e=m=tsir i tM t yea . ; by Id. per . l s b. provided at the Taros Swam lan, vitt* we hear, was not very nu merously attended. CORN.-BALI SWO/WW, July 30.-We had a largo show of Wheat rue the season • buyers acted with great caution, end our ignotatione must be deem ed extreme. Ls other grain nothing pawing. I gins our lad report we have had stormy, wieettled weather, and th,: heavy e. Cora la 42a. much lodged. What, white, 40e. to 465. per qr. ; red, 36 to HULL, July 30.-We had daily, and at times heavy, sales, hum the night of the 23rd until last evening, and no duu's the crepe throughuut this district lime received souse injury, arsd baneat Ls • good deal rebut:ed. Much firmness hes heed leavened to the trade, but it has altogether lathed the excitement of former years, and an ail of Is. per qr. on Wheats la all that an be said to have been really established. Pen to-clay's market our farmers brought forward a tarp supply of Wheat, and under the influence of the b..d weather of the last seven days, and generally laid crops, they asked a smart advents upon previous rates. Millers, however, were only cautious buyers, and ;aid 43e. to 43a. reluctantly, being an advance of le. per qr. on last Ti.eaday'e rake. The foreign Wheat trade was not so kick as at the dose of hat week, the return of fair neat, r obit. terming the remembrance of seven rainy days. Holders, however, did not give way. A continued good ;ale of Barley of all deecriptlom and not mach good grinding circling. Oats is improved demand, and Id. to le. dearer. Beane end reas meet fair WO at our quotatime. but condition ie much looked at by buyers. Lin seed advances, with email import sad stock. A good sale fir Cube of all deaniptione. Several samples showing of Rapeseed, both MOM and kedge ; quality fine, but no price is yet made. Raps Lakes continue scarce. The following are the present quoted(); : Wheat, Littlish, red, per qr., 48a. to 43e.; white, 44a. to 46e.; Denten and licongeberg, 424. to ers.; Possersalan and Hamburg, Ms. to 42a.; Danish, Holstein, end Lieelend, Ma. to Ms. • Rumian, and Odom, 31a. to 40e. Oats, Cog Ileh 16e. to 16e. ; 16e. to 1 gs.; Frieshnd, 16e. Od. to 19.. - 16a. Od. to 180.0 d. liar. malting, Us. to SU.; grinelint o llia to 2us. Beans, 22e. to 235.; foreign, 23e. to 265. l'exe, white, ye w, end blue, 24a. to Ma.; grey and bled, 22e. to his. Linseed, Black Sea, Me. to ; Petersburg, 40e. to 41s. • Riga and Archangel, 365. to 425.; Kaiiipberg and Memel, 36a. to . 40a. Linseed Cues, Hull, 61.176.6 d. to 71, In tea; fine foreign, GL 35.; inferior, 61. Is. Rape Oakee, 77a. Gd. Tares, foreign, Pie. to 16e. Guano, 61. to 101. hunts, tile. Rye Meal. H. 10e. Imports frees July 20 to lo: Wheat, 3,366 qrs.• Barley, 6,091 ; Oats, 633 ; beans, 2,096; Linseed, 1,307; Oil Cakei, 353 tons ; Boom, 436. - - - - - Ipserten, July 30.—Our market wu well supplied with Wheat to.day ; trade very dull. at hot week's priers. In other grain but little offering, without alteration in value. Luaus, July 30.—The arrivals ol wheat keep /nod ; the return of Ace weetber muses considerable dulness. Rate are Is. per quarter above lest tweet, but at Friday's pricey bottlers are Arm; the bmiattes di Da, however. as Stunk store luaus d than on that day. Mirky as before. Oats, snellise, and beans steady in value. Arrival' this week : Wheat, 9,413 ; Oats, &it ; Barley, 0 .2; Beans, 631 ; tlkeoln6, 104; Peas, 43 ; Rapeaceit, 362; Linseed, 364. LZIOHTort ISCEZMID, July 30.—At market this day there was • tutor/di, good supply of Wheat, the time of ann. sidered ; the same met a fair saw, at from Bd. to Is. per advance on last week's rates. Barley, for grinding, a slow sale. at former priors. Beam and Peas must be quoted each Is. per load dearer. Wheat, per load of I Inwhela, 21s. to 291.• Barley, per Imperial qr., 20s. to 245. Beans, 1. s, 19s. Peas. 19s. to 21s. per 3 bushel,. Lawn, July 30.—At market today there was a steady demand Le all sorts of grain, which' found sake at fully last week's glue:mks& Wheat, white, 111. to,, to 121. ; red, lc/. 3s. to 201.135. Bark', 235. to 43e. Oats. Ira. to 18s. Beans, 235. to 275. Pe-a, 16s. to 28a. LtTaHe ooL, JOLT 30.-With a return of fine weather, the msrket this morning ruled dull for the leading article& About one.half of the adulate on wheat, flour and Indian corn made on Friday OW-, 3d. per bushel, Is. per r ee l , and 24. per quarter), was considered to be loot, and the salesin retail. Spring corn, on the contrary, in good demand. Ws brought full prim% Grinding holey wm Id. per bushel, peas la, and beans 6d, per quarter dearer than last Tuesday. The following are the quotatfcha :-Wheat, &s -lam per 70th.., red, 3.. I Id. to 6.. 21.; extra, Gs. 3d. to Is. 3d.; white, Is, 3d. to Gs. 3d.; extra, Ga. 3d. to Is. ; Irish, red, U. 4d. to U. 94.; extra, 34. 04. to Is. Od.; white, ss. 9d. to 5.,114.; extra, 6..0d. to Os. 3d. Bsrley, Scotch and Irish, per GOIM., 26.9 d. to 3.. 41. Malt, per qr, English, pak Its. to 325.; Insh, 366. to 43e. Oats, per 43,b.., English .n.l Scotek 2 . . Id. to 2.. 10d. ; Welsh, Is. 34[1. to 2s. 4141. ; Irish, floe surts,2a. 6.4. to Si. 70. • general, flee sorts, 2s. 44. to 2.. M. ; besot,, per qr., 29.. to 124. ; Scotch and Irish. per teethe., 24.. to 235. Peas, per qr., English, white, 27.. 04. to 20s. Od. Flour. per 2501t0., Er:feign and Irish almond% 26.. to 24. ; One, 275. to 296. ; superfine 290. Od. to 31a. Od.; extra, 33.. 04. to Ms. 04. Oatmeal, per load of 21ulbs., Irish, 1919, 21.. Od. to 21.. ed. ; old, Me. Od. to 216. Od. ; Canadian, old, 20s. Od. to 214. M. Bran. per 10d. to Is. Foreign Wheat, Canadian, per 7016., red, 3s. 7d. to 36. 1.d.; white, GA. 2.1. to tis. 3d.; United States, red, 3.. 10d. to Gs. 2d. ; white, 6% 6d. to Go. 'id.; Lbuitic,Konigsburgonizedand reel, 6s. Id-toes. Id.; high-colard,66.9iL to 76.:44 French, Dutch, and Belgian, 35.7d.t0 66.121.; white, 66.34. to MM.; Lower Baltic and llamburg, red, cs.ld. toes. 7d.; haenish, U AW. to 64. Id.; !Ora, Petersburg, and Archangel, red, 3s. Id. to 36.74.; Umiak Holston and Fricebod, 3e. 104. to Gs. 24.; white, GA. 2d. to gs. 44.; Odessa,Poliehowl, 36. 7d. to Sa.locl ; common, 3s. 11. to 54. 7d.; Span i sh, and Italian. red, 34. 7d. to 5.. 1 Id.. white, Gs. Id. to Os. 3d.; Mariano d, 36.74. to 36.10 d. ; Danube, Ss. 3d. to 34. 74.; Russian, he., bard, red. 4s. lid. to Se. 34. Egyp tian, 3s. 1161. to 46.1 d. Rye, per qr., Bultic, ;Os. to 245. Barley, per 601 b, grinding, 2s. 94. to 36.04. Oats. per 451 b., 2s. ed. to 2s. 10d.; Huniian, 2s. 6d. to 2.. 7d. Beans, per qr., European, 235. to 2w.; Egyptian, per 4601 b., 225. id. to 236. 04. l'eas, per qr. white, 275. to 29%; Canadian, 23.. Od. to 26.. !dour, per het. of 19613., Canadian, sweet, 22..64. t 0244. Gd.; U.& WestentCanal, Meet, 225.6 d. to 236. ed. ; Ohio, 23.. Od. to 345. Ad. ; Philadelphia and lialdmore, sweet, 2.11, 41. to 24..; Canadian, sour, it. Gd. to 21s. • French, super floe, per gecko( 260101., 320.6 d. to 334.0 d. Indian Corn,per tsolla,Anse ' titan, white, 266. rd. to 275. ed.; yellow, 235. 04. to .34. Od.; Euro pean, yellow. 264. 41. to 26..64. Indian Corn Meal, per 1961 b, 144. 04. to 13e. .'.meals mad exports from the 23nd to the 29th July, in clusive, into Liverpool ;-Wheat, 23,926 qrs.; Barley, 1,623; Malt, 3,725; Oats, 3,381; Bye 1,949; Dana, 1,214 ; Peas, 1,020 ; Corn, 12,9241; Oatmeal: MO tacks; !lour, 6,216 eagle, and 3,273 belo. Exports to Ireland :- W best, 404 qr..; Peas, 13; Indian Corn, 3,013; Indian Corn Meal, 716 brit.; Flour, 4.51 sacks and 290 barrels. _ ----- LYNX, July 30.—The supply of Wheat today was pretty good, and the weather having become more settled, there was no im provement to prices, although complaints of the crops being attacked by blight and mildew, are more general. N EWCAUTLI, July 30.—The weather Villal. Saturday has presented a Inure settled aspect, but to-day there are again indication, of rain, although it is fine as yet. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from the growers, with nothing fresh in from the coast, and only moderate arrivals firm abroad. The fineness of the day tended to circumscribe transactions, but in the business done Saturday's rates were well sustained; choice :truth Country red still mating 4,1 a. per qr. of 63lbs. ; superior Wo4aet the same figure; Pumeranian, its.; llamsb, els. to Cs.; and extra Dantric, 44.; the market at the same time clo.ing with great den ture on the part of factors. The retail price of Flour being pretty genteelly put up, caused more tonfidenee to be exhibited by holders, and choice hourch Ado are now saleable at 3:5.; and select white, Ms. to Os. per sack respectively; the intermediate qualities, at the came time, commanding a fair share of attention, at 31s. to 33e. per sack. Rye is still inquired for ; and grinding Barley sells steadily at les. to 20s. per qr., according to quality, weighing Mite. per bushel. Malt without change. Boiling Peas are In rather more favour, and ,the same teruails will apply to Beane sad Oats. PLTMOUTII, July 30.—Tae weather having bees tine dur ing the bet three or four days,ani the near approach to harvest, hare caused a dull trade in Wheat at this day's market, at about last week's priors. Arrivals from abroad are small, and so are stocks generally. There are repo. is of injure to many fields of Wheat, but until the yield and quality of sew Wheat can be better ascertained, the state of the weather will greatly iufluence prices. BALtanumv, July 30.—The supply of Wheat MOM market to-day was not way large; but we had a fair apt inkling of farmers I and dater* present. Wbrat was held at an 1111,1111C0 of Is. to IS. ed. per yr., which was reluctantly submitted to. The morning being tine, millers bought sparingly, and the trade ruled dull. Complaints are very general that the Wheat is considerably beaten down, and the crops, is consequence, are seriously injured. Rarity was shortly sup. pWd ; prices were unaltered, and little badness transacted. Other articles of grain alai excited little attention. The glow , trade was dull, and prices had an upward tendency. Malt maintains its pre- Vit/Ua value. Wheat, white, 43a. to Cs. ; red, 42a. to 445. Rest Barley, Ns.; middling, 20s. to 225.; inferior, lea. to 21s. Means. Egyptian. Yea. to Ws.; English, old, Mc to 10a. Pees, Ide. to Sid. per qr. Malt, Ss. 6,1. to per bushel. Tares, Is. dd. to SI% Flour, :Ys. to 33a. per sack. CATTLE.—ROTHERAM, July 29.—We have es semi* supply at Beasts to day, but only of moderate quality. The weather being e a ler cauws a rather animated melee for Beef, and cad things readily being higbest quotations, other things selling well up. There La a lolling-at In the supply of Sheep, and, haring a wry large attendance buyers, all are dispiwed of at eery tlrm prima Sheep are now weighing indifferently, and, In conaequeme. are fetching better prices. Beef. SA. to Us. 9t1.. prime, es. to t,. M. per stone. Jammu, 3d. to Sid.; prime, *Lace lb. FOREIGN MARKETS. - - - - CON9TANTINorLa, JULY 16 are terribly off for coffer; some cargoes are expected from the Brazils. But little to do is grain; scarcely any demand hem abroad. About 14,000 tilos Meamella wheat, and 10,000 knee Indian cont, have been sold for Memel; tie wheat at le piss., and the Indian corn at 12 Asog hard wheat, 21 Om ; Odeara, 10; Besesrabia, 20; Hounwits, 18; then' *eft wheat, 14 ; Ittatmelia ditto, 16; barley, 9; rye, 4; oats, 7 plas. In depot : Wheat, hard and tiA 260,000 Mho; Indian cora , noon ; barley, 30,000. Freight to E ngl and, Ili. to le. 6.1. per qr.; Daatibe to England, Os. per qr.; Odors to England, She. per ton. Exchange on London, 1M pima. InkAlL, JuLy 6.—Very little doing of any kind. During the last week only 4,000 Idle@ of liner wheat have been reld,at 137pias., 230 of Indian corn at 1061, and 130 at 103 phis. Prices continue to fall, and our stores to Increase, so that we have new 70,000 kilos wheat and 13,000 kilos Indian corn In depot ; for the titter there are buyers , when the price fall, to 100 pies. Two Austrian marls have been chartered for England at 91 per qr. Onnesa, JULY 4.-4U:wording to the reports from the dit fermi localities of the government of Chnson, for thirty vans round Were, all the herbage was burnt up from drought the bay and the corn have a end appearame. A. Uttb farther inland the hay and the =ftern are in a better nate. In the N.M. pan of the 101MIllliellt elon, where they had rain in May, the gran 'weenie a beautifol appearance. and the miring corn gives hopes in cony plao es of a good harvest. The winter corn has suffered everywhere, and the greater part entirely lost. Average prima Soft wheat, tint quality, 6.30 Myer rubles the net.; second quality, COO ; third quality. 3.00. Hard wheat, first quality, nominal ; second quality, 3.50; third qua lity, 4.70. Indian corn, 3.90. Rye, 3.60. Earley, 3.55. Ikste. 2.33. LiDated 7.10. Wend, ord., 3.13 to 2.24; fine, 3.15 to 3.14. Merino, washed, 13.70 to 10.30. In depot: deft wheat, 320,000 set; hied. 14,000; fallen earn, 10,000; Bye, 9,060; Barley, 6,000; Oats, 16,000 ; Linseed, 9,300. Sweaxn, JULY lb.—There is a demand for cotton, and SOO balm hare been sold at 100 p. the canter ; but today 300 are asked. We have not a great quantity. Nothing doing in yellow gosh About 00 eases of the new opium crop have been veld-price unknown. [`symbol Mk has beta sold at lld Met the oke. reale 5,300 centers of Yakima have hem sold et 63 pies the canter, for England. No.klng Ming In oil or wool. Coffee hi *WON and is on w"th hand 72(l . Eng iPias l ln ish caab , creake d , i'ffi ge o r at 1110 A p n iss iai rircentar quan . tilY at sugar BALONIOA, JULT B.—The wheat looks well. Sesame and mind mach better. This latter grain, which, In 1049, gave 320,000 kilos of OotratanUmmie, will give Matte this year. fteWr dose not anger to be abundant. The omens of silk to all the problems will weigh abOnt 400,000 01111114 elfilllNG Ih'7 comu mm il iss . or • 13141.1., CASUALTIES. Iberia, fr ,ra CerLe for Laub's. ham not " 14 ~, ie e ke, Ur tog been on there, Jane 30 here,,,,: Isteal and Cape pair 'r, on tea wait cd I'vrtug4l, must duce to Torah% Rambraag .............. Hanna& ...................... Lidos ....................... I A " Nail' • .. • ... .• ........ A -41 t• India ~i! ladia Yid Scatlarapiaa.... I A. -41 ' Manchles .......... I —1 • 44 Boston and Halifax . , ...... I A 4 Mega° and Havanna ........ Went India ................. Auer-at Cowes, July 29, from ... Aossairson--st Deal, July 29, foul. .. .. ... ** ** ******* ''''' AMA-off PoWoman., July .9, from.. ........ ......--- Asouna-at Hull. July 29, from ...... •-•"- - Amnia/as-at Hall , July 29, frora ....-.......--- ADDADOZIA-AM GrAVOltDd. July 39, from. Aims Mows-at Gravesend, July zo, froni . T . ---- • Arooto-at GM J ul y 30, from. A MADOM-at Gra July 30, from._... .......... Arum's, CIARA-at mowed, July 30, IroM .. Arnow-at Gravesend, July 30, fixes, Avirrr -at Liverpool, July3o, fro n ' v= id 1 AUUORTA -lit Liverpool, July 314 from , *************** ADAM LOO4ll-adr Urerioo!. July 3 1 1, fr.er . , *************** Ammons-of Liverpool,' July 30, from ************** Art-se-of Liverpool, July 39 Bterus-at Bristol, July 30, from ............ Barron-at Bristol, July 30, from .. . .......... linsnicas-at Liverpool, July 30, from ....... ...... BIWA7III-OKCOWIII, July 29, from ................... I BLAMeffill-at Gravesend, July.3o, from Cessw-at Gran:seed, July 30, from ........... .. Courerrroa-at Gravesend, Julv 30, f rom ...... erratum's-at Gravesend, July 30, f rom ......... : - Csiao-at Liverpool, July 30, from .... ._ COIL AVAST-at Liverpool, July 30, irom.... . • CAMOLIPIL-at Liver= July 30, from ........... CVILKW-st Sunder , July 26, from Cossao-at Cowes, July 28, from Cactus-at Cowes, July 29, from Mosyroar, -at Cowes, July 2s from . .......... D i *o Portamouth, July 23 from ....... . Disois-at Shields, July 29, frm..... ........ Eriro-off Dungeness% July 29, from... ................ ....... EIMCDA CATITARIDA-111 OraTevencl. July p, fem. Er.rxsaern-at Gravesend, July 3 ,1 , from Fume-at Gravesend, July 30, from ... ........ . Gov. HiSCILIT-off DOT. r July 20, fr0M.......... IG. A. lioeirr--st Liverpo ol, July 30, from . . Cu.. PADICHILL-IM Liverpool, July 30, fro m 1 Gioraivirra-st Liverpool, July 30, from ............ °mutest-at Gravesend, July 20, from . .. Goo...axon Y'Less -at Gravesend. J u l y 30, •• from liorsworr-at Gravesend, July 30, fr0m.... . .._ , Hrumm-at Liverpool, July 30, from iltecosa-off Liverpool, July 30 isnot= -at Falmouth, Jule 29, from Joss Btu.at Plymouth, July 29, tom JAM= DMAX-0, Falmouth, July 29, from . ... .... JULIA? FAMMIPM-at Gramend, July ID, from .. J. H. Bassin:ars-at Liverpool, July 3 1 from . . Jerrnia-at Liverpool, July 30 foe; Jso IV ariocos-rdf Liverpool, pool, July 30. Ifsareasu-at Shields, July 29, from LANCAIMMI-.oe Liverpool, July 30, from .... LADY Ropow-at Graworad. Julir n , from ...... ra Lorna-at Gravesend, July 30,0 LADY FRAUD-at Gruyeeezd, July 30, from LA Ceram-at Grans end, Jtily 30, from LONDON-at Gravesend, July 30, from LOUISA -at Gravesend, July 30, from LTDIIIIII-at Gmeamel, July .+O, from MAGNOLIA-In COMM July 29, from . . Wiaericar- at Hull, July 29. from MONARCH-at Portsmouth, July 29, from .. NIINPDALI-IM Hull, July 29, from NIORD -It Deal, July 29, from N. Woarm-at Lirerpool, July 30, from Puss-off Dover, July 29, from Parscrtir-off Dover, July 29. from Puna Forum-at Plymouth, July 29, from Panicsss-of Dover. from PILDICIIALDIZT-.2t Gravesend, July 3 0 . from Prsators-at Gravesend, July 30, from ... ... RIDGMAIIONCASTIX-lt. Falmouth, July .9, fr el: RODULLS-at Liverpool, July 90, from SUI , DYAM-Pt Liven:out, July 34, frm .. Starr u -at Gravesend, Jul. 30, from Satius-at Gravesend, Jule 30, from ilvi.rs -at °revered, Jury 3 0 , from . ....... . Snow Maoists-of Dover, from .... *MEADS MAI-at Falmouth, July 24, f,031 • Stamm-at Cowes, July 29, from .. ........... .... !rams-at Dal. July 29, from ... . ... Srsosomos-at Porbunisith, July :9. from ... , Taormontu-sit Cowes, July 2.‘. from To swas-at Groomed, July 3 0 , from . . CEILLA-off Deal, July 29, from . . Wssisswoarn -at Deal, July 28 Kr. 01.1 X-off Exmouth, July 29, frrr . Wotr's Cove-at Hull, July 29, f- Woos:no-at Portsmouth, July 2... ..- - . . . Warn Morse-of Dartramith, July :,, :r = . I ZALATLX-at MIM., July 29, from 1 Zane Paccar-at Falmouth, July 2 , . '.7 - BAILICII Amu-from Hull, July 29, to 499-trotn , ;raveseed. July 30, to ....... APPOP-11,1n (trirepood, Jolv 30, to TIOMIPICA-ham Hull, July 13, to DIANAL-frPlll Liverpool, July 30, to ....... EIIMA-from Liverpool, July 30, to Ettnye -from Hartlepool, July 97, to Forma-from Liver^ool, July 30, to F. P. Sacs-from Liverpool, July 30, to Galetan-from LiYerpool, lair 30. to (30•1, Lunt-trout Liyarpool, July 30, to HoltiPoonspitlO -from Livery.* Ju.y 30, to IlisalNlA-from Liverpool, July 30. to Haaorm -tram Liverpool, July 30, to lowa-from Liverpool, July 30, to La-from Liverpool, July 30, to hat-from Cardiff. July 29, to part-from Sunderland, July 27, to hum-from Sunderland, July 29, to KALMIA-from Plymouth, July 29. to NAMPA-Proof Liverpool, July to 11'941.m-from Liverpool, July 30, to lgerveyea - from Liverpool. July 3 0 , to ..... Munroe-from Liverpool, Julylo, to ..... . Patties-from Liverpool, July 30, ti ...... . Ponme4-from Gravesend, July 3^. to . ()Cowl OP THI Ilarrp , ol, Ju'y RnOltinti-from Gravesend. July 3 0 , to Romeo-from Shields, lu:y 29, to SorillAltrinit-from Portamouth, July 2 4 , Swot -11.0.11 Liverpool, July 3 0 , to Scram-from Liverpool. July 30, to . Times Simmo-from Liverpool, July 3°, Trots-from Liverpool. July z.:O, TRIPUOVIITAIN-from Liverpool. July . 1 0, :o . TAltTall-Prom Plymouth, July 21. to . %%LUMP-from LiverpooL July 30, Waltman-from GraveienL July nt, to . 'WESSELS SPOKEN wtrß. Twits (vh , Nonee, from London for the W. , N., lon. 36 W. Tasuoaa, of Leith, from Alexandria :or Lira . , Candle. NIURDER AT NOTTINGIIA3I.—A murder WM mitted on Sunday evening last, upon a mar. nant..l Tuekwood, a butcher, of Norinat on, near Tru street, a low part of the town. It LA . . 'hat Tuck , ' was in the above neighbourhood s'o day night, when he met three men. tittering a word, struck him a tertino or on the which knocked out several of his tsth. ft. n, , r sat immediately fell, and the toher men CllllO2 up kiekel • 'sm in different parts of his body, and then ;au?ed upin He was rendered almost insensible. but managed to to a lodging-howe in Trumpet street, where he was taken tr. his face presenting a shocking spectacle. Surgical Mil was sent for, and the poor fellow lingered in great agony u^' • Tosadav morning, when he dud. An inquest was to 'ot held on Tussday evening. 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Tual.ev, chemist of the sera; place : This to to certify that say tlaughtei, aged seven years a o afflicted with scrofula or three to and that after she had :are. tended by PeVetal Map. vt.thie pao.titeomrrs without stem., I 1,4 -- ducal 41 ton Holloway's Ointment and etlis • h.ch remedies :n three month., otempkt. Iv cured her, AM the is now In the health. This can be vended by vanouo restrain the. vicuna. 1 have waded for 2d rook v4 4 ...ne,1) son. 1. 1' - Sold be all druggists, and et Trolotwor tiollowa)'s mtabzohnk A. Strand, loodon. roe of whom. w' BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. BIRTHS _ _ BAILEY.—JuIy 16, at W00..1t';;.: e. K Railer, a ...It. Blitl).—July 23, at Moreno: Cottar , o, Siamouth, the wife of 01• tlaufbter. IittOSIIIEAD.--July 25, at Venuktah Cottafte, Waltoa-on.th; • Brolubeed, ut a daughter. Mu t SON.—Jttly 19, at the l'arvottsige, Nat•ea, the ode of F. ilea - tun, of a laughter. MARBIAORS. FOWLEM—TUCERR.—JuIy 23, at the Church of the ila:s Tr Barnataple, by Um Rev. LI. Yowler, 14.1., Mr. C. jazext. le . t, Elizabeth Suttazumb, eldest &twitter of the 'ate he, Tucker, of litertatumi. Smutentet. Ilt4oo —COLLYI4S. —July 14, at Dui zerton, he the Be , t . tlyitenhtua. U. L liOlf. Esq., ot Itaktinmoit. new .- Itedtonlebire, to tan Juliana, eldest daughter of C. Elm., of Italverton, Somemetabtre. MANN --I'EATT.—JuIy 24, at Bi.bop'a Storttowl, M Brampton, Merle. to Wary, eldest daughter of Mr. J. E - Stortfml. WOOD - iA)w tltEB.—July 24, at St. Georm , o, Hanover.. eat It. It. Wood, e. 8.. to tkastantia, younifeet daughter of lion. 11. C. Lowther, 31.1'. ISAYNIGB.-luly 23, at Lautweston, F.lisabeth. relit: of liars*, lat. Rector of Week St. Mary, l'ornault, Ant fur Umlaut:it', at an advanced age. CARSLAICK.—JuIy 24, at Chetlattr, near Itridgamer, Care:ind, of the late Mr. U. Carolale, of i'ol,ton. KIDSLIF.—JuIy 24, at llebroo Morningpale, Mazy et* of Kr. o. liettalia. MIDULIST.—JuIy 23, Clare Usolish, ekkot atualbter of 211 likleley, of IL 014.1. aged 4 yearsaud 5 months Panted sad pubtished by WILLIAM Knes • Les t at !talk „ stmt. Ia the City et Load" Printer, a the littles t a 1. 0 , - ',, st " Greet,la the pralha tal Illiwerbes—Vrzinme an. J sat ig. 11% itd "••••• 7 tal • 7 .24 „ 1, 4 eJ. J.l rl •.1 • • „ 0•• • , • •O '• • , " ..1 . 4 • . • 1 — l. 1, • • 1. ••• 1 . COM . Jobts ito7r4 wood J