The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-15 00:00:00

4 L Kira .D 4 ..L abannos amoneo &era a nn i 1 CLERICAL. . d ai ly ; the e t a a hie aerryiag it beim well knows to Mr. Sotto% the te legeo hea r agree tee lag tetet to o taki the poperty off their t h a t - g . o uswen. It also pleaded that, in July, 1847, hands. an hemelme, tha net loss Tea Canes bee appointed to the nimble living of Stoke when the olionat serompaniel them to Ostead, be was 1311. Ki to 1' al f the intern, 'emery finny. ead ananies wrap the I Cleansed, whin is in the Bishop of Batter ' s diocese, a del i t so at a ll t r. K w iete ja e: e rzt oh4 requ e eet. y m.. ead eo in the . The property sheet ilandiaeld Id ell of 1802. as the clergyman who is s firm opulent of the doctrines a the wa er teals, during th e shames w H os e un d ot Thestes Royal. Portsmouth, whith keel eat bonnet 1844 I Thellifiall party.- Weekly Chrooside. with them at Madame St. John and her daughters ; that ell the gnaw and 1848, 2901. Amon* the Pond, leffisat to creditor ' ltharmutzeoe agents with to the Mope. andante were made was the Leadnet :Theatre, sad a freehold bosetone in Rey. E. Aidenell, L 3 Akikekty V., Liseolash i ire suan . rt. wi th the saa= d ed Mr. King who , although asked to select Marylebeeinstreet, Laninet ;it is soWeet to a Mortgage of : _• P . , the est imated vane I. 1,6 M., so he probability t He453,:' with ma ' s "; Pan ne ' ' maim ef fats J. ' a bedroom naten, weima 1. ow : and that, whin M n.is. mei . be tee . tothe . King's mem and need the vingest were epos the same is thee needing y gives up - gm W. Chewier. to Qsarnford P.C., • 861. ; patron, Se J. Crewe. Bart- eadkaisidre ' " 1°- doer, her room tote me where her daughter and the there will be a respecter cil l :tdend. Rev. J. P. Defied" to Lameeley C. , Du rham governess slept, sad the doer of eseasaleatime with the via- After a short examinees at me of the beskiepts, ea to to eount's wee coatentally kelt lean er bolted. It farther el. the periods when their property had hoes eatetpged, they Rev. H. de Smusteres, to St. Pet . ,;„„ rit 'a fwm d ll ' t l i i t enbeesPehh o on d on , ' • egad that during the er de of their nespaties ef these passed their last exuanatioe. treat C. i P etzees ' 8% PLetaa-. " ---`- t act th e B lug romas their beadier woe always ern from gepedee; that _________ , _ Rev. W. One, to Se. Passer C., a her daughter ,bring of a timid nature, we fremiently Prnetterehip_ et Sentem-toarn Chapel ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. the servants bad free Rev. W. N. Jena, to the Chaplaieey of the City Gaol, bought inn lim y ja K ure ise ro s tit whileatihosirs id the night , and Lincoln• he ammo to it at all team That ea the meadow wise the en NORTHERN CIRCUIT .- Yoe[, JULY 13. Rev. H . R. Lind. se to Owenby V '' w ' Kirk b y -Chhed- f an brought nine her in ea. be did go to Mph* after • V., Lincolnshire, value 3731 , wi th rendese ; patron, . W health, seek being • mum custom abroad. and that CROWN 0001 T. Byrom Ma. Junes Camera& angentein, Esq. H e y. S. M. p, Mackay, to Skillington V., Ugandan, d ito nno was h•e sl • elan owelt bn sis sn ar ge s n lwele thoi r eafed , „ theth h t y a h t ee t h o ehs t i m il e h bel ob o ‘ her oo Ifienwet R zzzzzz Nam Donemoin. 1 !elm 10,5/ • patrons, Dean ant Chapter a Linda. Beech Frees, 18, end Henry y, 20, were ebergei he ß eeo ev i .. W . 8. Erma . De z e to the Mutenhip of the Grammer mid i, sthp&steueserers•Teolin, and in d ie w r n oida mr. a mag lit . . arm ies : L t:Ze nu Pt . with Meng, as the 4th of June last, at Limey, feloniously nom the eads , renewed behind fa erste r to avo id *jinni . an d b e a assaulted and sobbed Ana Lister of a women beg, and other Rest D. 8. Peking, to Cliften-Canthrile It . to. Cli A n Ye w -°-- oaf. t h e m menu s s u'th. same articles, her property. Kee. Lister is • highly mendable lady, and is the wife of C., S•affordebire, value 1;2571. with residence ; patron, H. J. re. Esq. it .. - Slum to Henbury P.O Cheshire, value 1201. lecoll • e mal l al hwasee hlastasheall'e la W ileaa- Yamah stuNas a b e r r if.-- sou delf et e h e ase s t e % I. ;, a gestlineas roadies at a village send Bentley, Muse within a mile of Demeter. OA the 4th a Jane lest, she with meanie, ; patron. Bishop of thititer. allegati t o mi n rent Pagialesdili dat it that Kn. King ever received Rev. W. Welton, to Waddisidon C., Bucks. linters from the vierenut than openly, or tbat their w as . at Daoseatar. _where _th ous ° Irmilaswi d them w in oss her tr r itif ule artield . and I husband or in the gentry trails, and TACANCIE. cements were not either road to sr . then s . • alluded to in his preemie. It pleoded that when it be- h proceeded home, it being ten *Week at night when Nettleton R., Waits ; die., Olotentee and Bristol; value, • n , ths law King te vis it L on d on s h e left hog sh • darted. When the prosentriz had arrived a short din 4081., with modem* ; patron, J. Need, Esq. ; Rev. IL F. to out of the town of Donegan& site was me by three Bynum, deceased. sea under the 7 v t's , sad = joiaise her Intabead a ff e t i nr os da d that ass two of whom were the primes Pelee, who disguised Milton, Runcorn, P.C., as. din., Chesser ; value, 1571. at." hotel washwawcectofew was eed hyeohhawow,,d de we. about to ft. his leateres by beam a handmaid tied eve the lower Re H. Tweddell , w he n after t deceased tea ee l " rue ' Sir IL Base be; -e* * tan to Brune with her daughter and servants, Mr. King pert b k i i , e p fer es i n ittlod at oo di t e of beed all itellkst ni mm o une hrolle r, of • P n is e to o ls n . ease= led her to the railermeatien, taking an affedimata Hovland, to. and web dio.. York ; vane, 1501., with ru end ma fewett „ o f go i ng to B o d in sun gide, end throateced to shed her if oho did not leave of her , egg Adam; nun, Bail Fitz.' il ism ; Rev. F. Maude,dee. to drink the waters fir the tit of Ms health. It further at once deliver up 01l her teisaey he _._ Betty was stand- Chaplaincy or Miocene at. Gaol ; Rev. R. J. C ooper , &thud that Mr. King awe, repressed ids di approval of her lag ekes by M the time , bat did not my anything I mimed. midi a a na d. an d t h a t u p,. her nongnernsot in Jul y, to Mee. Lees& As a matter of omen Mee. Lister wee Mutenhip of Amirante, Itu•ks, Grammar School, Rev. nes eg . W. 8. Newman, promoted. NAVAL 1848, her gm and daughter were li''''-•••• with her, and during vele mull alsdeled. Shs node so ochry . and the Oriented , her Meer were touteatly in her bebop', while the A' iseount beiler be rersi n rs that , some a" wan leildi d•esmpad. taking llg,iilkuptheom° St. John, who still resided in the ages house, was always re- bane ADIDZALTT, aril' 13.-Arrotinamtn.-Commindee Puke H. Dyke' Lieutenant F. blegnell ; apemen in his behaviour, no familiar intercourse whatever the retiesilliVeilith dlettedod 1 6 0 prlNlty, ,Iliestletted. The NI NAM Jima haring pawed between them ; that, upon the mead= of the Erinensto end NM M, ois ,Ide s t° l6 . lllll i y. _ O. ilPiper; Penn C. M. Rocks , Hie N Boeuteme ewase ; Clerk e 1 1 ... W e . ;14c. • Master's Assistant Masterci e n - s im did ' •s - being reg is tered her son Robert wan present, and the natty . NM ga ga Piles , ems the ty. er .sr, ii. Th pratrr , e4.o. o, w wwz o ll a . L .,, g ; b y „.; ,i,,...rito...sitzwithasdrazteisybodthros:tru.stielta:blik.avit, . ib .. “ ....,......b a1t. ... we T re he ta= where hr the peementise ne Fogg, who was committed for Wel along with the two prisomen, but he Omit*. 1 POISTAMOVTN, JICLT 14.-The Cuckoo, steamer. sai as TI him sad wee living the emend prouretion of Viscount List maim ter her statioe at Jew; ; sad the Sprig htl y la the members °I her 1.4°14' Mr. IL eseasser, fee Plymouth. The lire, stina•elocip (seem ... Jam. sad pra Co.- oc aids *1 Ia CidosterY. swesdagiligtha'intlheislnerif•lB4Bl;adatal!ift woo admitted ended* for the erows. He snared into detail as to beer the redeem woe planned and effected, and hie tee th. scan canna we father. Lined L.,. m liir s. or mb erons end eaddlitothed innum w il use raisy la ilarte ame n s t ..... partr eeet larg ise by theade r e lf ed l eath hes , b L e r n werurrwmonisette coast t sb e h e fries , t by..d to ton, guardian tolustwoebildreu • and that ea the B th Septest- tiON It "ohm that he had boss Wore the sasilistrates bees . following, a ._.. eher , _k fr . nea___ •„__ the 'oll eo r eth ef ee Lml___Lortel t i odee 's 'eV; Mine sad rota-ells for addling. and once .for an assault Pave • somplement of 160 men. Commander Heath is atepee his masts& Three witness. gave the prisoners en ex sellout elaragiter. preset en th e Ciclismo The Edinburgh CO, mew steam ann , a n otonerteo n .:l ß g m •p i o s ez d meimeee prit i or e . hteie pee. mid ship, he beer. taken into dock, to be immediately =r os e (=valorem an d te h et h eworm Ath s t s u s th emn p ou Thejury head both the primed" Guilty, but his Lord iteed in every way nailer to the Ante. DITONTONT, Joet IL-The St. Georg& 120, will be refund to part with her daughter, handmaid Se her boa ship did not per sentence upon them. to b e going, who left emordingly, sadtherhodlisrPsollor lama" Ro 88888 OF HOTZIA AT SEIFTIIILD AND LIAM bnsght alospaide the dockyard to-morrow (Monday) tor COIDOIiNiON• She will have her own lower masts of the proccediage also quitted the Mee, eaglet the liellow. Aral* Maurits, 30, and Charles Albrecht, 52, were leg day lett Brussels . Thane immediately resolved astir charged with having at Sheffield, oa the 19th of March 1-st, prepared th e °thew span ta he jury l eas ' When Tea/ the to q uit her hone, and steps wens alum to mil the fernitaro feloniously stolen a gold watch and 304, in money, the pro aline and men of the Agincourt, 72, Captain Nies, will be transfeeed to her , and Me will hoist the broad peasant of acrd dism iss the cents, tan piwasaity_ bats withheld, and , party of John Gray Scott. Mr. Ellis wan for the grown. Commodore Lord John Hay.-The Agincourt will be plead also the owiessocT_ u"surnawfulirethire. expense.. .s t tion •. Mr. Serjeam Wilkins defended Albrecht, and Mr. Mutes c omman d., plesded that her bathers and receiving not ice Matthews was for Maurits. in ordinary.-Tit Sprightly tender, y,.. not to supply her with saythieg, gimes leflatterly destitute, r e . 11e5 ... . un ta7 a su os I T ef li t u to rsda n y tu wi ni th ie sur ertua rsuir a rari th the es tetee-- sari whpi _ moun .. The prisoners are Germane, and they claimed the med . she might ~b e able to rein from the mem: lege of having a jury composed of half Englishmen and half C c eveniou-The Crane p1y..., Linn. Jervis, arrived from FM- bets of her lannly, to NMI" f•ONVO°C. she sem f ore i gners w hi c h was accorded, wbicn they intme ninth on Friday eviraiog, eal was towed auto harbour on moaned her situation, upmßefore 'the ease was gone into, Maurits withdrew his n e tate y• sr I fforded assistance, acct she had ever since m- former plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty. or. he prosecutor is a commercial traveller fora firm in " A r • M er h n le . / w (T as est uth erde sn l t ltt e m be o. " 2 D b e o l t he y es t reess e ml is r g e or s s a d d n - y) to sided with her moth Lady_ Booth, la Scotland. The T • allegation than 'barged Mr. Kim with the calawiesiest of Manchester, and on the 19th of March last he was at Shot lave smut retain -The Time, 6, Commander Robert h no the Manny with 'pen= of the name of Julie Imho ff , with field , where he passed the night at the Angel Inn j l6 . t a r , J i tin mi e.- Tit, mis t C h e aisg t. A . L. is - -liaise whom shortly after his wife's deputun from London in • in that town.On to going bed he did not lock his 1 ar d. June, 1848, it was pleaded he mended to Germany end room door, and be slept soundly wig the follow- j ep bee shshPlereeht et "his' sad her Will" laa en b ' -- --- lived with on terms of the moatest familiarity at lodgings tog morn ing . H e MEDICAL nest Frankfort, and afterwards at as hotel et Dover. A h e had plated on his dressing table, was gone, I i further allegation had been asserted on behalf of the hut- as well as gold and bank notes to the value of 301. An alarm ROTa. COLL3O3 or Soaanous.-Tlie (Moons wen band entradietim ant of the articles contained in Mn. • found of h . was given, but for some time no treat was - i men were admitted members of this institutive es the 12th . _ . sad King's megaton. denying the adultery with Julie Im. iestate -meows. P. I'. Lamy, Harlay•atreet ;J. Bishopp, an d hem The neat morning the two prisoners were seen Arundel; J. Canal, Trim, nasty Meath ;1. Paine, Great hoff, who, he alleged, amosepanied him to Germany toge ther in Leeds, where several hotel roboeries were tom- I waited upon him at the hotel at Dover merely as a nurse, he mil ted. From this place they took their farts by the train , Chart, Kent; A. Penne, iPetutl.ld. Hants. ; T. T. Van h • suffering r e al wroaketue and debility. oj ew . mt • time under for London , but the i r i Stu det h • been noticed ' on, sun c con a having , Hemet. Frodings•on. Ltheclushaei I. H. Morgan , . Dr. Haggard, for the bus , commented on the mem castle Emlyn Carmarthenthire; C. Yours, Lewes ; W. by omnibus d h'af tlwhich led to an an actor, • gave i ones on Wightmea. derioefint, Yakshin ; W. B noires, Shrew.- stuns mentioned in the noel, and contended the result their detection, The 'keine telegraph was resorted to, and, 1 of the evidence could not bet untidy . the court that ths re woe J. T. Small, Taranto, Canada; sa d W. B. Butt, information being sent to Rugby, on their arrival there they abundant proof ef the adultery having ban committed by were a h ded As-arch of their carpet bap was made, ppre en : • Edgeware. the wife. He denied there was the slightut ground for the and in that belonging to Albrecht was found the watch and ( Raki, internal:TM charge that Mr. King bad in any measure wined or 0016 some of the notes, and in the other prisoner's bag was de sert at the criminal intercourse, that gentleman having no covered some gold and notes, also the property of the pro. • - apprehension in his Naiad of the leniency in questioa until secutor. L long after it bad niameaced, in consequence, of the secret Mr. Serjeant Wilkins said, if his instruntions were correct, I CONSISTORY COURT.-SATUIDAL hen= Da. Esernsonoo. and guarded manner in which the parties meted, and the great influence poomend by his wife over him, see Wag a Albrecht was quite innocent of the Mugs laid easiest him. The fact was that Albrecht fell in with Mauritz, for the Ktho v. !E1:40.-1)1%0,mi. hi gh •spirits, and snagging hie like a child ; while test time in hie life,. in theilwarbetraronbbefrormy. Sheffield to i This wee a suit aw eciarea°ll4 brought by the " lb* " Cs ners o scssystetnwss larly shakos, and he wee anise the wile, on the ground of adultery. Th• libel genitally in a state of groat debiliiy. He contended the Leeds ' °a the morning foll ow'un • benght in by die husband (the Hoe. Mr. K nal miner, they entered into conversation together, and be --- t i ai d e d charge of adult r 7 brought sgslost Mr. King was like- eame airy friendly. On 'diving at Led., they went out the marriage between the pares in the cathedral at ebbs, wise ncoupported by the tedesony of the winnow, together, and Albrecht med. some purchases. They suns -11 an the 17th of December, 1849, end that subsequently to such menage they livid together in Ireland and Loadon, and latterly at Freskfort and Brussels. That they west who proved that the party with whom the o ff ence was alleged to have been committed only oc cu p ied he 'elution of attendut to him while he was in a helpless state nu ' over to Germany in 1840, accompanied by their son Robut, of b o dil y prostration arising from apoplexy, the result of an asd in the spring of 1846 inmate intimately acquainted with indulgences in drinking. The learned advocate submitted mostl started for London , but before they got into the I- - c t i 'n . w r its asked Albrecht to put something into his carpet-bag, which, unintunately, he consented to. Mamie was stalled as a waner on behalf of Albrecht, and took upon himself the solo guilt of the robbery. the wife of Viscount St. John, the viscount ninssell Wa ft the husband had satisfied all the demands of law, end mu absent at the time ; but shortly afterwards the cease exion blishod his right to a upgrades, and had not forfeited that • - ju r y • Tee' returned a verdict, acquitting Albrecht. The prisoner daunts was ordered to stand down, sentence being - 1 we extended to him. That at the close of 1846 they west to Frankfort, gnus they resided up to right by any conduct of hi e own. Dr. Harding appeared on the mine side, and quoted the &fund. There were ether indictments, but no evident', was Jam, 1849, during which period the viscount paid following caws : . great attention to Mee Kier, and formed the unlawful biagemuse which led to the institution of the present suit. Howe .. (3 /word. p . 140). 'Rogers and Rogen" (3 vol. lisereard); offend on them. " Matteson and Monsoon" (3 vol. Haggard); " Hoare and N 714 Pmts.-Bayou Ma. Justice Wtooniss. • It was pleaded teat about the months of October , November, ll'Oegooe r. BLAILIT.BIDOCTION. Dr. Jenaer, with whom was Dr. H a yf or d, appeared for was m sena to recover emapensation for the lam of and Deeember, 1846, and the commencement of 1847, Mrs. King frequenily called at the house of the Vistoant St. Mrs. King, sad contended that she was not guilty of the , charge made against her. He submitted there was no evi- Johe, sari ,peat greet part of the day and *oozier there, dears wfwe the court of what the , were. to wider. m under the pretence of keeping his wife company, she bang unwell, but in reality for the purpose of receiving attention e stand by improper and indecent familiarity in the cam. see The learned advocate would not deny there had been T from the notount, with whom she was frequently glom for et feminism , trim u m moment. or that Hrs. King li a length of tint", nand between whom and herself it was r e stated divers indecent familiarities were seen to page That they were seen walking out arm in arm, and dare/ II u maker, he se Z. of the plaintiff's eldest daughter, Elizabeth r, a girl not yet 17 years of age, who had been by the defendant, by trade a journeyman bake and a married man with a familn of two children. wife of the plaintiff, who lives in Blucher street, motet, Leeds, and is over at • Mechanics' shop, is ad been guilty of imprudence ; but he :ooaterished, when - . object to fite, and is of weak latency., so much so, that for the court looked at the evidence, it would at once see that e s • • ome time she has bean unable to at , to her domestic such familiarity and impradenee were easily accounted for, one of their walks were observes to kin each other ; an , d • an d therefore the serving of th e eldest daughter idles, by the open and unsuspicious character of Mn. King ber ths viscount having obtained a key to eke door of Mr. King'sangry and valuable. became the more ne self, and by the position in which she was p l ac e d by her bun house on many occasions, unknown to the husband, let him-gir l h If and The only witness examined was the erse , I band, to whom the intimacy was well k nown , and by whom sett ia unannounced ; that upon Mrs• King being reminstrated it mar seed. He subm i tted her con d uc t wan per f ect l y action• The onl question for Blakey did not defend the • 1 ~ with on her conduct by her mother Lady Bo oh, and by th e consistent with innocence, and wee so considered by Mr. , the „ • - w • • jury was that of damages, and, after a short connote wife of the Viscount St. John, she wrote a letter to Madame King at the time in question. If, however, the court --'' they f mind for the plantar damage 201. St. John, mortising her grist regret at what had occurred and her resinous to abaulan all intercourse with th e Vis count, but that coneithstanding this letter, the visits and should be of a contrary opinion, then be (Dr. Joann) should submit the husband had not only been guilty of culpable MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-RUTLAND, JULY IS. but, lookiog at his endue from the first A Melons Aeon. fa=il critics continued as before. It wan needed that in introducti o n to the viscount to th„w, est, The commission for &stimlates was opened on St. urday, consequence 0 ' arisia loicriswi°n which had been "eyelid when the children were taken away, and seeing at °abate Castle, before Buon Platt. For the second time to Lord Lorain : the father of Mr. Log, he sent a keno, a the , he whoa, well knew and seknowletged the within two years there was a maiden sosize, and the judge 1 clergyman et t". name of "II" ' 1° maw inquiries spore familiarity bawds the Parties, the coed could "tit° need tram the sheriff • pair of white gloves . The learned d the Butt eat of Mrs. King's behaviour, and also to induce his at no other conclusion than that such familiarity was meant baron , in addressing the grand jury , entered into the sta • son to return to England ; that Mr. King, on such occasion, and intended by Mr. King, and therefore that he bad been tines of crime throughout the country for the last six years, 1 notwithstanding he telly believed in his wife's Leaman, gory de of corrupt connivance. A third ground of defence and drew a very favourable comparison for Rutland. At termined at once to lens Fraokfort and return to England, ras,that the bghead had himself been guilty of adultery the conclusion of the charge the business terminated, and which event took plus in July, when they arrived at Dover im ea • parson of the mune of Julie Imhoff. The answer the judge lett for Northampton to open the commission bat shortly efterwards his w induced him to go back to of Mr. King to the charge that he was reduced by ill- there. Baron Platt will preside at nisi onus at Oakham, and Ostend, when Mr. King becoming much embalmed in veer to such a "to of kible". B I° to tinder it necesery Mr. Whiehunt or Mr. Hungry on the criminal side. The money matters, the Viscount St. John o ff ered his assistance, for this young lady to pass the night in his room, was not new Chief Justice of the Common Pleas will join the and tbe parties then all proceeded to Brussels, where they I resided in one house, and where it was stated Mrs. Kim sustained by the evidence, whin he (Dr. Jesu occas s) sub- circuit at Lincoln on Thursday morning. ion the renewed her improper intercourse with the viscount. It milted night aperoved, on the contrary, m es o f b oth w „ e sun lt that on one ia g oa Hr. King ' s beo, further pleaded that Mr. King, from a weakness in the legs, and evidently showing they had been used. Ueda , these POLICA-SATURDAY. I could not walk up or down stairs with (minty, and therefore _.• bad a bedroom on the ground floor, while the viscount and Mrs. King occupied rooms, between which wrcumstanoss, while he should submit there was so proof of adultery mann the wife, he should also ask the court MARYLEBONE. 1 there was a commucication through a third small room on the second floor, such communication being unknown I to Mr. King. It pp Filed that the viscount frequently took to demo a separation between the at the prayer of the wife, oa account of the adurtt rges m Of the husband. CRUELTY To • Doo.-Mrs . Elisabeth Hunt, who was stated to be a lady of property , was charged on :summons It was pleaded CM the other skis that Mrs. King and the which had been obtained against her by Mr. Henry Thom's, Viscount St. John were always most cautious in their Secretary to the Royal Suety for the Prevention of Cruelty coffee to Mrs. King in the heir= and that she fre• transactions; et, quently went into his bedroom when it was pretended he acts of fam ili ar i ty to the hostlead's own witassed. to Animals with gross cruelty to • dog, the property of Mrs. wan unwell, and adultery we stated to have been omit misted on such erennons-that at the nominalist wen bc"rdij jd to have occurred in the middle Butt, whose * residence is in St. John ' s- w ood . of the day, and directly in View of strangers, A solicitor ete nded for the defondatit, who mopes apart without, however even the identity of the viscount befog mente in Mrs Scott's house. isi 1848, Mr. K in g's dram beinnuft if vet, much ember . made o a t . The learned advocate utterly denied Mr. King Mary Skelly deposed that she was working for nea r nand, he found it necessary to leave Brunie and proceed to London, for the purpose of raising money, and that while there he received letters from his wife relative to ho e wished to do so, family matters ; therein she expressed herself in relation to was the sort of person to be influenced by his wife, or to pue plainest on the 29th ultimo, at her house, as a chef s with the treatment of a child, and contended that Ud. th'would h be woman, sal that about two o'eloek_ in the afternoon, otter no tag an en mon some high words bad plan between the parties (the easy thin for him to have put an end to thing lik • him and her children in such a manner es m- • - any e nature of which quartet witness was not acquainted with), I *sly to dectiv• him with rupee to her ecru dition - that towards the end of Mara, 1848, sit intimacy with the Viscount St. John, at the period when his she saw Moe. Hunt take up Mrs. Scott's little dog and use it wife was alleged to have visited that party for improper pun- moat cruelly. She weed hold of the little creature, and joined him in Legion, where her presence became nimegary poses. As this had not been dons , after the genital no throwing it down stain, dashed it mainat the wall, in come porta from his friend. , which must' have awakened sepi a enable Mr. King to effete be object of toeing moil;queen of which one of its logs was broken, eon, th e learned advocate submitted Mr. King must all - Mr. Yardley-She was of oourge, made • tad • h sequin with and they 'main" together till June f° l /oWing. whe n . along, either have considered his wife's conduct irreproath »turned to their hones at Brussels, while Mr. King went th • s he had done t . • injury able en the me hand, or have wilfully permitted the intimacy l• to drink the waters of Baden, for the benefit of his health Complainant-She was, sir, bat did not express the least with the Viscount on the other, and thus have made hit t, From this period it wee pleaded that the husband bad had repeatable for the results, whatever they might be. no onnumanation with his wife ; she having been joined by The answer to the Marge was, that the defendant Dr. limped sad Dr. Harding were heard in reply. the Viscount St. John at Ostend, who accompanied her to merely put the dog out of her room, and tint if the log The learned Judge epoxied his decision. Pea Brume, where it was alleged they lived together as by were broken, it must have beenmesied by the animal falling 1 bead and wife. It was hither alleged that on the occasion down stain. of Mrs. Lag's giving birth to a son, in July, 1848, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-SATURDAT. Mr. Yardley inflicted a line f id , at the defendant, and i the viscount displayed all the attention of a husband, Baran Ma. Char'-.-.. Goot.eves. in default of payment to be imp isined emit month. i' • wet SUN for the and, and, epos its being regis- IN RE HOOO AND Hoeueo-A TSZATlmcsii Fericen. =Vepresented himself to b its mole •it was also named The bankrupts, Messes. Based and Henry James Hogg, after * him, while Mn. King sent a letter . to her husband in- were deeerind es weetioneen Jed wise sad spirit merchants, DAILY WEATHEIt TABLE. him of the birth, and, it was stated, pretending to at Landportothar , Portman . This was the last emanation u Ma for his abeam at suck a time. The libel meeting. Tin belmenheet, prepared by Mr. Maynard, .is emolidea. the Mr. King, while on his way to extended from Delesaber, 1843, to May last, and contained MoNDAT, JOLT 15, 1850. resolved a immanaleatien from his father with the following lame:-10 indite', 3,9691. ; ditto secured, The State of the Weather at each of the following plans at I f sea inhomethe as nevinend kla of his wife's guilt, and 2,2861. ; liabillike, 451. • profits, 2,4171.; capital, 4061 By Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. -The station are *dine this he returned te Londoe and instituted pro- property realised, 1.1 2 i1i ditto held by ereditals, 4.2.591-; _latitude. arranged in order ot _ _... 1 la Okaatory te *Man the custody of his children. ood k debts, 791 • • loses, 9741. ; trade upeness, 2,0011.; ~, ~....._- Connect mewl Te -- 101141111i folgina Wag appoinaill their guardian, they wets drawn out by IL 4 ;1 1591. ; ditto, by H. J. Hogg 2731. " ''' e•"'" wane . Wine. SW° of Weather. aliseweeds abut lete lila Hie Hauer NMI @teatime of genents, if tnie, was rumors .- ... .LW Cites Owned The eased= given istrekalt of the wife contained a rather a hageralthe ISO • b u t his was so accustomed to see kowthowo •••••_. .. .. at owe pineal &mil ei the Magee act forth in the libel. It entree beianeueheide, r ate he always distrusted tbs.. ms ass imams gain of the awakens with the Viscount St . From the awes a tia Makeups it appeared that they dames. _ ....... , 14.2. tittle Im o , a ss a ys reliirandly ia 1346, and the he of Mr. Leg having . had ban mimed Is a theatrical speckaim, ...4 20.. .. tionstannosi that peaty lo gene Into kis hone and lessees of dee th eatre royal, Poramentl, end able Ilasseelles••••-•••-••• N.E. ...wk. (*.dims 1 1 :9 1 : 11 21r e as s ! ea seek caries .. reguating Mrs. King to on, as yearly tenants, a small thistle at Len/peet. pea ..___ossamies" Ciseans IMO the saw room, and lals% Nis eaversatios, se the vie- then theatres the balamedhost lased a logs of ""e""e""`'' B. emblems P eale. Cara NA. Osta Ihualially Cindy loan hoes , very little That she, Mrs. 4891. 12s. 11d., which was Um amassed foe in " the maws... Rimy, having _ shown NM, to the child- theatre ationat." omantics TOM of iWni• St. John, sod pertieolariy to ass De. Oesde Brom ineley Cienity deeighter s *Mai • severe Wm% the viscount was TO _Weald g 1,721 s to Carew ...-- S. Nan Deems Chmoilms Ye, pad 4 and as IMO Mr. mad Keg. King ......,""amatt=a 833 310 ozatenemi ......-... EL Coate hews ONO= teats ei inn moiety they benne vary tinnily, and in. ''"' • S t e ver lB 1 Gomm ..... ..... XX Cada Brass Fatally May times Nab da Tai who _Memo endued himself 47 0 7 Chutimma ...... ...... LB. Oen Mean -- liniremenn.„....-. Ogees Beene Ovation °Plm=r• sishse r a ft was alk e" Mr- Mat sometime. 52,07 la 0 Osemmagem......... LE Gnat Brame par M awls le set towards Mn. Kim with Ca. Oath Ens Misdeal and inigiena ; in en noidoe. it wee stated, at- 11 1 oak mune he askew .11,911 11 3 Cams .........- Z. Ovals Oran Partlayasaf kits bsiostsg . 18•8111116 18 pal the vimmat ea Mn. King, at whisk tit meow .... -•- .- le 9le Lemmen............... LW. Cahn Goma WOO TOl7 . It further alleged that altheregli she often ••••-••••• -...... 4lO 14 11 issansorsa........-- a. Outdo Brow Overeat maned dam no ia 1847 she did se without any evil - in.lirl 111 0 THIS DAY, Noon. busmen 1 ni g mis s i m a m sae eg Madame St. John sad The bankrupts bed ales vadataken seedier epsestedea WI d. Wept et Triad. Thsast bee dausbeer, sal esaenly big essespedsd by bee eon with the view et wain Ise she entertehnoset ef as In. BA gentle Yuma Cher. Rdiffil s shls the netted the dem* le Hr. King's Muse habitue need olden of Pagnmenth. In plum het sees Ifs mans Ms the tellettieg piens did no t rusk this mom nage made with any view of emosameet. took a lees for throe years of Peseheeter Castle, a ealsLM..i efts In dese he *Meadow as dasarday .• they skoodese Thal lift Ike_ Eon et the wilier et 1144 sad the sees- cola el mess satiqufty , which sisals ea the beats of the momemeg if 1847. Mae % s eder melba advise, teak anon sin ' p Ladies the lib of re weather ea Friday mosumg m ortmeouth. The esloadve m in i o'clock. 1 malltimilogelee beshind, Item lie Wag, Pease' bid est with bowers, pertinent, &Wag pad - a use hewer legablet the Thiamin at Jahn lbs., ais Oreseenee, and the wbois, ss y Csomoss ..... 7:::: L rti . r hi de Wine 'Walla, p od gy asseuegnaled ben always ea She ewes, desire se Mr. Hag. 'deed the made, werothroweepse to tlue 'shines the viegemat bed • mere key whiskered Maw. The rent they were to payee 601. a yew; hetes P il = jf W. Oahe LE Cantle Brom l rartiMy Clear Came illWeer e rig a . Liegoe hump he aim led It *Mow lig hot Mg *ad dal bad keg Mi. by the speealatisa. Deu5ia„...... "...." ......... li.W. 0 110 88 3 rind haata Oral • THIS DAT, Now. Plod. Mime& et wisa. Weenier. BA Gaulle Mem aver. Ifs mons kin Ms 611•Tring plans da t mil k d o Ake is lime Ise pelilialks ea Wu:da did y i they tiaillies Labs.. Os Mob eir Ills miaow ea Friday aining d alai edosk. CALISMUNIO ..... ....... I 111,11. item imitl Is 0 The bialumpe liad aim vadirtakes sashoposidatios wiiii die view et Midst Is, lii• eatertaimissi of the isk• bibbed* sad visitors it reilmiiM. Is Wand ligit tksv Mk s Imo for Wei yams striedissier Nod% a sslsMNsd yuk if ands diitilsft. iidiii Made saw brain d die naims sir ass rim Parimiseill. Tks aulerive IPIMIP bid eel viiii Maas, mums. dieslog wi o., aki Criassres, mad ill who* 11l '--- ni b s e t die eat* IMPS SWIM spats thowiie Ma ciiiimina Pimessimi......... friasp. Tim toss Sy wee* pw was did a psi I lisida gums= . jig WI Ow feimil Ger it WI TOt by Gs oresslatim ineseek......= ifs Ls N.I. L.W. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 15, 1850. MARKETS. COTTOK—LMOPeoh. he' IL—Thin has hen en AMOY oakitz kMSOlrlll,woohs onsulliss !SAO balm— I snail( se vitti• eseso eme egssobikee. goalie IWO* 110.,. lesessissa ors oho 11•1•17 Wice..Met Ebro so ii•etanities. AMY 13..4150 yaw. on e = lasvhst sosehms lessillq. The densest for most of the semis ot ma is Waft Imosts sifts hum Is sow oohs opal to the proimie• I Nei eta dais so is. ss to haw ism Tor* 2 11 :1 1 411 1 1:1711.1= IW Ille = 611111/10/ M. 1166 . 61 4,-. be irlr.this a. it est eles soodensi stn Modes. aims tho dult sr• so: Uses smug, nil reasistad Imps elm at d Ile feesslist, lot Ono Is isms of delft sal maims shat Slogs blear pre. gentle Is tin vita osoiessl &Il orb , slows sseallio few am ass huh. of some it EIS eats ama a e a ode% ate •ma heAleit this they ho is mseq waft lam sed Ole sod the densoi bar Is hos mistime Oft elleley br ew to . o=setistsms ba ms dselo Pl :eme nta illeime " ewomel islosi ot tw o "a il" ti eldrelogh a* sloth hoe Issa waste foe, Ned theme idols ars a w e woo, Wow these seeds wast so shy to_ mare at hit weirs rates t h ey ; the ell 11S4ash dieteses IN ion balker, ISIS Welt demo Ms is Me items. The sinus stain' istees them els wish is filly owl es iL yor M, ire at MY este a b ria r wales seem Iwo ease oesonsled isMoet gloms embed ems .altos i Islelo• want*. /MN Iles Is damn' of sotto& WOOL—TanOIOIIO Talk —The fair was bud at the BAK% Theebed. i haw. Newly IN geatiesen dined to 'ether, Nig die priallossy at WyrieyWrethan, supported hy tits Fed ed Leisseler, Cd. ritearry 7114., ha There were about le buyer, ert parties mie la the We'd trade, the company. Alen Kamer. lAN lalewier Mind Its Wool to aheringlaun - ldp led ef downing. 10 ef WINN bog. 100 of pars down —st 331. sa nerd. Mr. Lrarehyhaer bad the Wool, statble that It was of Ardasie wan Kg WYK given. \slat, the utmost value. Mr. Binh sehl le Kr. ProtN Kim dhaltared horgete, 66 Lamb r hags (wry pen, IN Dews begs, and Ne ewes, at are. Cal. titan) soil Its iNg Mr. leareleaben—ll NOM of half-bred hog, and maw weir II Met o f Dem Na. d riNd. It was arranged that Ow lisk KKK NeraWith be sw the sesoad Friday In July, te 'ma to slab, tridi the INtraban slew; and that the it he News fres MOW sae yaw, sal tram Bur folk =Edw. Kr. Myst eased his alp- NO Seen et ewes. No of Dona bamourt IN bell. Ned lekwasa, se Kr. livriterd, et lits. and 30a. Mr. Zegearddedlned Ibe ye{ mg would neturae it saw for It at yeennt, the grim ailed Wag se kr wide it his; a lot of ItO tads at Wm, and le aria dare were geld at Ns. Another, Old is, of hog weal (half-bred., at Ka. NO half-bred, 260 Down and Leices ter tall haagett), wet sold at 355. al Ws of Down hargett., 40 ball. bred sad Laterater, ended liouthdown ewes, at 33a, mad ; and 10 tads d haggett sod as dew wool, at Ws. and WOOLLEM—Loma, JOLT 13.—There sea bon a pool steady whet loatay : jotell marketable clothe met with weedy rale. The stock of goods Is the halls is very email es well as poor choke. thabwes la the warehouse lus been b lok and lively : seve ral good lambs and essnisi berm have been to the market durum the week. SUGAR.-01.osow, July 12.—Siooe our loot report the tram:retires in West India Iluecovedo Sagas have beim so aiding, that they are not worthy of remark. The ells sale in Mauntlas are 1,343 bags good sad fine yellows, at MM. to 40.. Thepe trans.as tr:e in foreign Sas 233 WM ot white Bahia. the et which bare not trans ugars pired. Nothing dew In Wet India Mollies. Peened Sagas are In short amply, with a ter demand, at steady prise.: brawn tamps, Mk.; brown loaves, 26..; standard loaves, 31s. to 525.; good, 113 s. to tits ; fiat. sad very fine. 335. to MS Crushed Sugars have bads moderate sale, at stiffer pries : browns, des. to 415.; nadd.iag ylellows. 434. to 43e. Gd.; gnnd and line yellows, 465. to Pas. ; Snead very line whites. 50s. to Ste. Treacle dull, at 12e. 9d. to 13.. Golden Syrup, ordinary to good, IS.. to 16,.; and film Slight, 16s. ed. HARDWARE.—Bnuelsomex, JULY 13 —The earns of the mate of Mode here continue to be most sels'actory; tome large milers hive been received during the week, arid, judging by the tone of recant ::deice, a considerable addition to these is expected by the next steamer from Amens, due now in a few days. gu.ineu here has rarely looked more healthy than It dam at the present time. CORN.-Attnenung, July 13.-A very small supply of every deociption of grain at market to.day, and a etear4ner effected at an ad. nee of If. per lead for Wheat, and 2.. per qr. for other knits of grain. Present prices : Wheat, 11! to 13s. per load of 5 qrs. barley, 235. to VIC per qr. Oats, 17e. to 221. Beans, 26e. to 30e. Peas, 39a. to 31a. ANDOVER July 13.-Oor market to-day was manta/ & em ptied with grain of every denetiption, and the attendance was S mites.. TM re ern a fair deemed for Wheat, and last week's prices were held firmly. Toe trameetions In Barley were unimportant, and we can vote no change in value. Malt is a dull vale. Ora, Beans, and Per were more Unwired Inn, and fully supported the quotations of last market day. Wheat, Sea. to 43e. per qr. Barley, 160. to re. Oats, 16.. to las. Beane, Slia to ees. Peas, 365. to 290. Malt, 3ht. to Ms. per qr. Taro, 4s. to 38. pew bushel. Flour, be to 30e. per gook. BEDFORD, July 13.-There wee a short supply of Wheat at err ket to.day, which realised fully la per toad of I bashes more . All other kinds Wenn remain the same as hat week. Wheat, mak 265. 6,1. to 27e. W. • Word, the, Ns 6d. to 30e. 6d. per had. English Barley, 245. to 23e: W. per qr. Osui„ 17.. to 230. hear, 17e. to 19a per load. Peas, 19a. to 2to. Bnitwicu, Jely 13.-Our market to-day was well attended. Being our Wool Ur, pekes of grain (with the esoeption of Wheat, which was Is. to 2s higher) mule the same as Ind week. We have hot, foreleg weather, but rain is moth wanted. BLAWDFORD, July 13.-The supply of Wheat wee Mae =and the attendance of buyers was more numetous than lad Therewas ea improved demand, and we may quote prices to. per qr. higher. The demand and price of Barley acre better, though nut su ff icient to vary quo allow. In other docenptions of grain not Much Mown, was trenneeted, and they continue to support their firmer value. Wheat, 365. to 430. Barley, las. to 22e. Oats, 16a. to 14.. Beans, 221. to .10s. Peas, Mk to Us. per qr. kl‘ttr, fine, 21a; Greeds, 27e. per ark. Malt, 32e. to Ws per qr. CaltaltlDOZ, July 13.-We had only a moderate supply of eon at market today, and Wheat woo from Is. to 2s. per i.e. dearer; there was great complalut of injuts from red rust in the growing erop. Wisest. red, Me. to 420. white, e e4. 414. beans, 2se. to 3W. Pee; NW to 325. Oats 16e ; .to 20s. CfottenusulY, July 13.-There was a further advance in the priced Wheats. 3a. to 3s. per qr. and the millers purchase freely. Wheal, brown, ism, 40s. to 43e.; white, new, 455. to hs. Oats, 1., to Ma Beene, lee Pea; CMILISLII, July 13.-The market to day. in all descriptions s. grata. lee rather awn in supply, and went off at brisker rater', the price being W. per bushel in tanour of the seller horn Wit week's prices. Wheat, white, new, 16s. 0,1. to IN.. 9d.; red, new, Ifs. Col. to Os. 3d. Barley. new, e 4. 6d. to 94. Oat', potato, Ss 6d. to 9s. fd. ; comma, lia. to as. 6d. Flour, per thaw, le. 10d. to 2s. Oatmeal, Is. ed. Ryes:mai, Is. bd. Barleymeal, le. 2d. COLCHISTIII, July 13.-An advance of le to 21. per qr is generally obtained here today on Wheat. The supply, as of late, is very smidL No alteration to note in Beams and Earley. OLOUCESTI/t, July 13.-The weather Ia become very fine and warm. There was a larger attendance at market to-day; but Mulish Wheat was in short supply, and folly captioned the neer Weenie. A few sales were made of foreign at our . quotation... Bar ley and Beano without change. Oats go o ff in retal, at former pekes. Wheat, English, white, per imp. quarter, Ws. to 46a. ; red, 41s. to Od. • Liantzie (white Genne+err), per ttkiitie., 46e. to 42e.; Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, Ms od. to 425. Od. • Odeon, Marianepte, soft, Ida.. el. to Ws. Od. ; Weise, Taganrog, itant. 1174. el, to an. Barley, English, p. r 4001b0., grinding, 225. to 234.; salting, per imp. qr.,Nle. to 25a. Irish, per 3921 b., grinding, 20/.to 21a; matting, 21.04 to 234.61; (reign, grinding, 21s. to 21..; malting,24s. to 2.60. Beane, Englioh, per imperial bushel, 3e. 4d. to Se. 6d. • foreign, Egyptian per 6511 w., 3e. 2d.to 3e. 3d. ; French, Dutch,onalt tick,Ss. ed. to h. 62. ; 3s. 4d. to 110. dd. 'Oats, lametiek, Wexford, Ennisoorthy, white, per 3121ba., 17.. Od. to 17s. Cal. ; Cork, Waterford, lough:ill, 16e, to 16s. ed.; Welsh, black, 16s. to 16e. Gl. ; Irish, per 312 W.., 16.. to 16e. ltd. Peas breakers, per imperial bush., English, So. 102. to 4s. Od.; foreign, 3e. 9d. to 3s. led.; grey and grinder*, per 6531 b.., Engliel, 3s. W. to 34. ed. • foreign, 3e. ed. to 3e. W. Ltmtiley 3.. le. to 3s. 2,1. Flour, best second., English, 31e. to 33e. Linseed Cakes, French, per toe, 61. 10a. to 7!. Imcorts for the week ending July 13. Wheat, kedge, 5,22 s qrs. ; Barley, 432. Ogitoroms, July 13.-Wheat comes rather more freely to market. Today the trade w. dull, the fine weather operating against the demand. Prices, nn, rneless, were In moor instances a shade better than last week. W oc•at, Ha to 52e. ; red, th. to 4h. Oats, 16s. to 19s. Peas, 275. to Zit. HEREFORD, July 13 -In consequence of the fine harvest weather much progrer is made in housing the hay and clover crops; the attendance WY but small, most of the farm to being busily engaged in that occupati at. As the market advaned, many crowers' samples of Wheat were on offer; but the mice' at first asked did not meet the views of the millers and dealers, who held off, and world flat comply. Toward* the close of the market a good many samples changed hands, at about the tame of last Saturday. Barb y was a shade higher. All other spring Corn, except boiling Peas about the same as preview:, for two or three weeks past. Wheat, per bushel, 4s. fld. to 3e. liariey. b. W. to Se. Oats, 2e. bd. to 2s. 941. Bens, 3e. I to Se 91 Peso, 3s. ed. to 34. 10d.; white, boilers, es. 6d. to KENDAL, July 13 -We have experienced a decided im provement lathe weather since oar last. The supply of Wheat at market nth morning was good at this season of the year, which ad. wand 1a pa had. Oats was in moderate supply, and sold about the mane as this day week's quotatioes. Wheat, 345. 6d. to 30*. (per load of 20 stone. 044 10d. to lid. per stone. LANCASTaa, July 13.-The weather this week has been variable, but generally favourable for the growing crops. To-day% market was only barely supplied with all grain. Wheat a slow sale at Is. per law advame. Oatmeal without change. Parmene white Wheat, 27e. to 30e. per 2601 b. Oatmeal, 245. to 2i.. 6d. per 2101 b. Lutwiswent, July 13.-We bad an avenge supply of Wheat, which realised 2s. ger qr. over last week's rates. Spring Dorn fully pported farmer prima. Miiliggsgrgg, July 13.-In the early part of the week we had a needy sale for Flour at improving rates, but the weather having bemuse mere favourable, the demand during tho Ism two or three days hes somewhat subsided. Other articles have been 4 at kens, isvises. We haves quiet but arm market today.. 14 1 2 Wheat k 3d. to 4d. per 7elbs., and Flour Is. to 11. We.. per sack higher , and the advance is well sustained. Other artistes steady at literates, the bminess dokt Is each being cataned to retail lots fur present consumption. The Meowing are the present quotaUmis :- Wheat, per bushel of Ma, English, white, ba. 95.. to le. Id. red, ad.; Irish, white, Gs. Oil. to 65.9 d.; red, ss. fkL to Ite. Od. Barley, per bushel of 601ba., grinding, es. Oa. to Sa. hi. bosh. of 4211 m, English, Scotch, and the M 61494441. to 2e. 10d 0 .1 1i ?r1:11 kiln-dried runs 3s. Id. to 2e. 7d. Bean; per qr. of 30416 e., English small, 30a. tolls. Od.; tick, 265. Od. totem. Melt, per gimp. bet, flee, We. to 375. • fine mom* 345. to 33a. Pew, per 8 imt ia.. bushels, white end bias tellers, tie to 211 e. Flour, per sack of 2SOI English and Irish, lee, 30a. Od. to Ills. Od.; superfine, 326. Od. to Od.; extra, Ha to 33e.; Oatmeal, per load of 3401b0., English and Irish, 21s.ed. to Ws. 641. MentsouciwoM, July 13.-Oar markat continues to be shortly euppiled with WINII4 ear whisk there was a better tt mind, and last week% WOOS awe sassed by N. Mk. per qr. The hawse. kens la Barley were wetexhieelve, tat the ten °lrian Irwin favour el the beide'. Ones, Dsesse,_end Pesh their former value, without mekeins. Mesh le ta la. its. to 235. ' Oats 15e. to 17e. Beer, Ws. to Ses. Peas, Ses. SOL per qr. Melt, Be. ed. to es. N. per bushel neer, Ws. te 30e. per mak. N iwoogniwurog-Tirri. July 13.-The weather this west has ben hr the meg pet diudi and dm*, web showers woe = L W = 1 41 1 : 44 /hr s ioNgest isiW r i bleh e ZZlZed i 4 : a a Welosedey west hes dews swim Wu* le the wogs gessrally. Owe evil DM* preesulleg gills a swish eppowniese the num of the midis( swielmsd. howse, wit wit he seesdahmed midi we cep Crem bareeih whir' is sal ern dimwit Übe hole dorloa s eem ing bee hem gweeshohed he peat amen, eed a gest Iwo how dues Is Whoa: awl /tsar at au when, of la. pen:zfir wok TIAN Alm mitae boos ow. NNW MIN hist ware wit iglefouble. Ily strict O s peliteed by the ig rati lli S Slay the klidinks igewstleksef vela sod Thee hew bus seism* he sestimptisa during *elle speolla alba the ilk Jame. Wa. s -1 Mtn qrs.} never,', MAN mg.: ankh ggezlig, gge. 44; l o iat i e ss l4; Peen, *MN gig Ts.. 6 . llsiekailererk. 190,14152 seas A r t leas the rai l pedal! ye gem, ma i elk* Wet this effilWay Ilea Ism ages Slew le wewstrlessd lamb of dew war Mose meg ir thi the =Zet the mim web gris. an Mktg lemad. Iwor semis at =resod get& glit they till else at Ihe ewes gwe tout* wise its here. iklr*eslesl'2Jraam oot domain us war mho war dreratlssa, iodwooolles we Irma Sot was out • itirlWbGoody Wald for the Mirk it wan to um ovidiai Gortra. z icitt r tur b re ant..kired that sat seLaarse . would have fallen so .. aineh maglimp the raz i elt . Mistir 2 . ent uta t, t as 11 shoel Mae theo taros! their llt.t.yial:anat amowt=;ll.7xternesourZif"Tpatiour, Isnal martiuserwirranted..n.ndeer the had . - of Wheat hem OM grown; sad, fresh thrsahe qua il/ s Meg woad, midi direriptlona were taken off pretty readily at wa keprovemsed of In bran per qr, bat in mouth suwary or foreign kw lomesstions awing ha our edam having purchased taisig=a . but in the helium done late rates were ai r Meer liras la Mealy at the advance above nate& mil we leek Me er a fek weedy tieing done during the west Meer thk daLmestations. In Ike, Daisy, Malt, Beans, or Pies 11111setirreg, gebmapdYysaMMri Oats weenson in. tiqi ii. ag u an d Uer be te startb = l.... te tars . Preser ... prir me: red. to 445.; Norfolk and &Ail aid, white, 425. to Ma telk, 4110. he 44n; new, white, 425. to 47& ; red, 40s. to 43e.; lime dm ad, white, 425. to crow 40s. to 44e. ; new, white, Us. le Os.•• red, 41a. to 445. end Doke, white, tia. to 44&; red, de. to 43a. Alememeth and Berea. whits. Ms. to 445. ; red, Ilk. to 40s. Bye, Norfolk and geMilk, Ms. to Ms. ad.; Banns& said. Blotch, Ma. to Ms. M. Bette, Norfolk and Iftlfaik. Ils. Si, to 23e. M.; chevalier, Me. to 23e.; Northumb. kneel and BIM* Its. to Ms. ; dievaller, Ma. te 11e. ; grinding and Muftis& Its. le 40. Malt 46e. to its.; chevalier, Ms. to 31s. 01111% Mileetamemiend gad ketch, potato, new, 20s. Od. to IBM immem andimies,ekl, las. to Ms.; res in Matteis. Peas, white, Us. 1° sm. 9 and wean kch to Ms. Beans. sew, to 30s. FlOur, fi ne mockton and Northumberland, Ills. le M.; Norfolk ; 31 32n; ho n s. to nasholds, Me. to s. entegis.rfe. to Ms.; boo white ffoltalds Ot .24o.tothirds, 7a hoer- WM. Ms. to Ms. pfs oriz. Foreign : Wheat,2oa. to 1 Hintz .; e and Mardieberg. white, 44a. te Ms.; red, Sr. to 42e.; Medan, whim dB& to 434.• red, 40s. to 415.; Mecklenburg sad Po =4.4white, 4 . 05. to 411 a.; red, 425. to Ms. Hamburg, amil Anima, whits, 311 a. to 445.; red, 395. to 42& ; Mil and Ilabstelin, white, Mk to Us.; red, Ma. to 39e. ; Petersburg mit ArcheiV tad. Its. to NM.; Odom, red, 31e. te 31s. ; ditto Polia, red, le N . Bye, Pomeranian and Prussian, 20s. to 245. WADI, Ihml, Its. to 215.; Pomeranian and Holst e in, 17s. to I.s. Oata, DMA, hrew, lee. aIIM.; Pomeranian leo. 13e. to Ite.; Hasten sad Dade, 12a. to lin; Archangel and V.Ws, lls. to 14s. Peas, white, 14. to Ma. Beans, Frieshuul, 30s. to 3111.; Alexandrian, 11a. to Ms. The minds this week are : Whist, coastwise, 744 qrs.; foreign, 2,321. Barley, foreign, 2,424 Malt, coastwise, lu. Oats. coastwae, 161 ; foreign, 301. Peas, foreign, 301; Beane, Amelia, MO. Floor, 62 seeks. 230awicit, Julr 13.-The market this day was fairly sup plied with Wheat by the growers, and a carkleede quantity by the merchant. The farmers scummed by asking from 2s. to Is. per qr. advance on the prices of this day sent,tght; this checked rake, and ultimately a considerable quantity changed hands at Is per qr. shame. The weather, although cold, has been favourable is the growing cropa, and to-day if right and hot-wind, north. }lour was In smell demand, and b. per sack advance was chflicult to establish. Barmy tree is small and unimportant. Beam and Pee are In retail demand only at former rate. Oats are fully as dear, and a geod denied. Wheat, white, 41. to 30a. per qr. . • red, Me. to :4s. Har kin 21a. to 23. Beans, 27 5. to 30s. Peas, 25e.t0 26... Oats, lei. to 245. Pine household Flour, f o.b , 29e. to Ma. 6d. per sack of IsOlte., fining seeks sad chanting one month's crecit ; retail, fri b d per stone. ?forum:max, Salt 13.-Today we are very thinly sup plied in the grain market; higher prices ore demanded by holders of Wheat, and we think wherelmillers have parchand au advance of is. to 3s. per qr. has been paid (or meet qualitke. Ail sming corn is also in small supply, and held at higher ram. nrraitaoaoucim, July 13.—W. had a fair supp'y of Maw here to-day, and al; hough prices must be written higher, there was not much activity in the trade; Nan. made 420., and some tine red Abeot made 43a. per imperial qr. Barley, for grinding purview, made la. per qr. mars mosey. ifeareely a sample of Oau or Emma Amato& Parerox, July 13.—The trade In the early put of the week was aetive,, with a farther amendment upon Wheat and Flour, whilst other articles were held with increased firmness; suite quently, the weathir having became warmer, with a more settled appearance, the dealers acted more cautiously, and the extreme advance was barely sustained. Supplies of English produce at to.day's market were insignificant. Wheat was cleared at an advance of 12.6 d. per windle, and we advance ear quotations for Iri , b Al. to 3d. per bushel; prime red, Ss. lid. to Gs. 24.; middling to good, Ss. 3d. to 52. 9d. per Min. Flour meets • steady sale at en improvement of Is. td. per sack; flue, 325. 6d.; superfine, 31e. to 353. Beans steady, at 13s. per 2101 W. Oats In fair request, at 22. Td. to 2s. yd. per 45103. Oat meal, on the contrary, in limited demand, but we note no alteration in its value; snake qualities, 235.; middling to good, 212. to 225. od. per 2401 be. SKAPTIRSOHT. July 13.—There wag.' Ilinitod soprly of Wheat to our market to-day, and the demand being good, the trade may be quoted Is per qr. better, and a considerable deal of Nosiness was transacted. In Barley not much btpiness was done, at the full currencies of this day week. In other articles no quotable c took Our, and the trade was more animated. Wlr at, dia. to . Barley, Its. to 245. Oats, 13e. to I9s. beans, tic. to 3Ga. Peas, Ms to 305.; best grey, 3311. to SGe. Malt, 525. to Ms. per qr. Tares, U. 6d. to Ss. Bd. per MasheL Flour, Ms. to Ws. per sack. --- EMI/IRS/IVRY, July 13.—At this day's muket there was a slow sale for Wheat, at an sdranee of 2s. per qr. trout Let week, with a small supply tram the farmers. Barley and Ugh nominal, at last week's mina. WARMINSTER, July 13 —Our market to-day was well attended by defiers, ana l the simply of Wheat was short. The de mand wrs bri.k, and an advance of Is. per qr. was eeoliy obtained, and a ise 34 clearance wrs effected. Daley was also in short supply, and tame being an Ine , eased demand, Is. to Is. 6d. per qr. more money was obtained. Flour and Malt were Is. dearer, and • brisk trade. Oats, Beans, sad teas were Ursa, at last week's prices. Wheat, 345. to 491. per qr. Best cheesier Barley, 235. 6d.; griming, 19s. to 20a. Oata, I.a. to 19.. Beans, Mai. to 35a. Malt, its. to 565. per qr. Vetches, 4s. Gd. to 3s. per busheL Flour, 295. to 31s. per sack. WiNCHSATIIR, July 13.—We were fairly supplied with Wheat to tar, which met • good ,ale. Factors demanded an &draws upon last week's ono= which they tailed to establish : but • number of sides were etketed at fully but week's rat.. Na alteratica is the value of Flour. There was nut much Barley exhibited; but this kind ot grain was • abode higher than on seined." last. Oat, and Beans were also the turn dearer, and Pea, fully as dear. The demand fur every article was better. Whee, e.. I= to 101. 15e. ref load. Raley, 19s. to 211. Gat. black, 1311. to Us.; white, 17a. HMS. Egyptian, 27..; Eighth, old, 3Gs. to Ma. Malt, 52.. to 5= pet q:. Flour, 2Ss. to 30s. per sack. Tares, ta. 6d. to 3a. per bushel. WhiBIICH, July 13.—The weather since Thursday is much more settled in am-Ranee, • :di a warmer temperature. With • small supply of all description* of grain at this day's market, the t'ade tor Wheat is very Mot, and all trash qu times reedy sale at Is. per qr. over Lust week's prigs. Oats ard &sits fully as dear. Wheat, white. 425. to 43e.; extra, 435. pee qr.; red, 395. to 43*.; extra, 44a. Orts,ll:d.to 9d. per stone. Beam, sew, 2La to his. per qr. - - WORCESTaIt, Jely 13.—At this day's market there wee liesia a .hurt wipply of Wheat, but the trade ruled dull, at la. to 2v. per qr. over the currency of this day se'nnigh;. Bar:ey in improved demand, and the turn in favour or the seller. Oats unaltered, with little eking it them. teens rather deal.. l'ese fully Is. per qr. higher. Duman, July 12. We hate no alteration to report in the eurrem:ee of our corn market. All descriptions of grain meta stead,' demand today at the prime of Tuesday. There was not much bovines. done in India corn, hut our last quotations were fully supported. Whits wheat, 23a. 6d. to 21s. ed.; red ditto, rl.. 6d. ro 2.15.; barley, to 12e. • oats, ss. Cd. to 115. , hl. per brl.; oatmeal, 10s. 3d . to Ils. 6d. ; se cond flour, lb. to 14a. per cwt. Indian corn, lar. rid. to 3... 6d. per Coelho. Ltmakteg., July 13.—Tae weather twatisues fine. bat without the strung sunshine and heat third at this period, and so es. pential for the maturing of crops, Wheat, Oats, and Barley are very .uxuriant, anti give fair promise of large produce. No transaction, of home-grown grain; the Week of Oats very light, and w.l be required fur home eomuroption. A few arrivals of Indian Corn and foreign Rye. The trade in Breadstuff, is very dull, consequent on the large supplies of Potatoes (without (Wean) daily to market, selling et bd. per 15:bri.; millers only buy to supply their retail shops or outstand ing contracts. Wheat, red, Molbe., Ws. per barrel; white, 21s. elate, 105. ad. per 106 lbs. Barley, 12s. per 2211b5. Oalata /Wien Corn, 71. per ton ; Ibrall, 71. • Spanish, IL 17s. 64.; Anse. rim, di. 15s. Indian Meal, 71. 10s.; Oataxel, 1u1.104. Epsom:ll, 71. WATERFORD, July 13.-The emollaces of our arrival. from abroad sines this day ae'nntght, together with the improved ..e- ' counts from the Englioh markets, has imparted a firmer feeling lathe trade here, and lull prizes have been paid for most articles. Wht at : Itli:lers have shown mote disposltioa to purchase than of tate, and on best samples an advance of 3d. to 6d. per barrel has been obtained. For Barley we have not had any inquiry. Oats have Men offend at • redue,ion of ht. to N. per barrel without attracting the attention of pinch:vers. Indian Cora: The beat descriptions have met a ready sale at the currency of Saturday last, but 'nferior sorts have been diffi cult to quit. Flour unaltered in value. The weather thioughout the I work has been all that could be desired for the growing crops. Prices: Fabled Barley, grinding, per 16 stone. es. to 191. Oil. Oats, white, per 14 st., 95.. 3d, to 9s. 1.14.; black, go. W. to 9s. 3d. Dried and foreign: Wheat, Irish mill, per 20 moue, 225. to 24.3,1 ; ship. ping, 20s. Cal. to 21s. ; Polish Odessa, 21e. 3d. to 220. Sit ; French, 226. 3d.to 23e. Baltic, 235. to 246. Barley, grinding, per 16 stone, 100. 6d. to I Is. 6d. Otto, white, per 14 stone, 9s. 3d. to 9s. 9d. ; black, 95.3d.t0 9s. 6d. Flour, superfine, per sack, 30s. to 310. ; second., 265. W. to 26e. lid.; thirdo, 21s. to 220. ; fourths, ISt. to 19s. Indian Corn, per 2011 . , Danube, 16s. 6d. to 170. Od.; Amen. can, yellow and fed, 13s. od. to 16s. W.; Portuguese and Egyptian, 19s. Ott to lie. 3d. ; French, white and yellow, 192.3 d. to 16sAL ; da for cattle, 10s. to 13*. od. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt, 7s. lid. t u trfo 4 . l. lod. Oatmeal. 10s.te 105.3 d. Bran, per 6 atone, 30. 6d. to 9s. 9d. Imports this week : Indian Cora, 9,133 qrs.; Flour, 33 sacks. Mimi& ; Otto, 290 brie.; Floor, 3 , 090 lacks. • KISKALtiv, July 13.-1 he weather in the beginning if the week wee rather cod for the reason ; since then it has been WU and warm, which eimtinues today; rain however would now prove very t wcdciai, particulate t.i the spring and green crops. At ~ ur r nutty markets the wc the supplies of all descrMtious of groin were agaiu eleceiling4 small. Wheat met a ready sato, at about Is. Ter qr. over the mica of last week, and Oats at ed. per qr.; prices of Barley mrina', scarcely any having been offered. Here, to-day, our supplwe of every kind of groin were again small. At the commence ment of the market farmers asked high prices in eunoquenee of which Sake proceeded slowly ; ultimately however, an advaoce of di. to Is. per qr. we/ °Wined above but week'. rates. Wheat, Ms. lid. to 4.1*. per qr. Barley, 1 Ss. 6iL to 225. Outs, les. Gd. to 21s. fid. Oatmeal, per bar. of 2Solba, Va. CATTLE, &c.—AT STOCISIDOIII FAIR, on Wednesday last, the 'apply exceed:l that of average year, cal the trade opened`stigu.dly to the iambi, owleg to the autumnal terms de. mantled by the sellers. ToweWs won a good ele.uing trade eons. matted at fully last year's pekes, rat to some instant , t at stint 1,. per bead's &Orme:. Alter at's Cme neatly the whole were rapidly &scowl of, very few restrimg unsold. The priors ranged generally for ewes from 245. to SOL; Lambs, Ks. to 23e.; wetbers, two.te:.l3, from 265. to 295. ; fonr4eethe, aJe. CALTRNIPAS GIORORMAS TRY/M.—This annual market, the greatest '1 Cattltnew, was held on the usual ground on Monday last. Ihe show of Cattle was inferior. This, with the column of the day, the fames& albs buyers, and the dulness of Sheep and Oine markets in the South, made the fair a very de'l one throughout. Of Sheep the quantdy of era* Dininonts and emmeni amounted .o 2,960, Old which were sold in very good oondltior, and 60:t1 at an average of 20e., deliverable here. At the close of He market only three tots remained unsold. There wu a large number of black I Highland Cattle on the ground. Very few of them exchanged owner.. Than wan only two lots diet Cattle shown, and one pate of for which twenty guineas were demanded, but the price woe las extravagant. Th. show of llamas was eery ams", and we are not aware of a stegle purchase having been made. POULTRY,Sto.—Nowooro AND LRADINNALL, JCLTIS. Max, 2s. dd. to 46.6 d.; tante rabbits, la.2d. to Is. fitd.; piteous. 74 . to 9d.; fowls, es. to 9a. ;ter couple. English eggs,' Ss. 6d. to Os. 3d.; Irish ditto, h. to fn. dd. ; and French ditto, Ss. to Ss. dd. per 100. Vieth butter, i 4. to lid. per lb. Fll3ll-1311LINOSOATI. JULY 13.--Batates, 7J. to 10d. par lb.; turbots, le. dd. to 10s. 9J. ; sod hh,t 3s. to 9s. each ; solos large, Is. &L to b, per pale ; do. weal, 4. to da. per down ; eels, &I. to 10iLr r l . b.; lobsters, 611. to 2s. dd. • crabs, ed. to le. 9d. each; Ou. to Os. per gam; !Awn', Os. Od. per il . ;mallets, Od. Od.; 81. to 9d. sack ; earth ? 14. to • !5m.?".4 ed. Pia . ; PiWe. to 4d. ; 411. to KW ; dubs, dried . Ws 441.; ism b. I& to de.; pit . , L. to b. Od. ; Dome, le. W. to h. oath; as% 4.1. to OL par l 0.; casts; be. to Ob. per boob& LOSS OF THE &HOOF'S MONIKOLITIT, OF NEM PORT.—lntelligenoe has been received at Newon of 014 loss of the schooner Monmouth of that port, w hich, whoa near the °elicit Oibraltar, was run into by a forsiga vessel, with such violence as to cut away invest of her side planks, besides distroyieg one of her boats. The reseal made water so fast that the crew had bard work to save their lives in tb.• boom the captain's deter, who wog on board, being_up to her waist beton abs mold be got out of the cabin. lb. =l:2vasal, whose name la the catfusion was not reoog went ft without rothwiag aq owlotaws. BHIPPING INTRLLIOBNCR. Men mit Oureptiadiew " mtkoisr, ammo" au • 4 Tee CASUALTIES. Herald, Natter, from Cacha . to Hull a n d L eith, put in' port, let July,leuky,and is discharging to repair._`'` July 3. wakpipebee, Wilkie, from .Elleinr. in enteriapt July harbour got on snre, but IS 01PeCted to float oil ali,- fluenari.—W e ll s , Jy 11. Hamburg Holland. ************** •• • wen .................. • ............Yaaif1c........ .... .... India Ai Southa m p t0n .... India yin ...... Boston and Halifax " .............. Mexico and Ilav ........ Wed "" 11 ....... Brazil ........... ...................... Dtt . AttiltlVlD. Atworiew-at Hull, July 11, fr0m ,,,.,, ........ Avows-at Graveeesd, July 11, from .. .... Bersy-at Plymouth, Joly 12, from ........ .." Comma -at Newport, July 12, from . Carr-of Teiernroonth, July 12, from ......... CATNAIII.i-M Gravesend, Julyl4, fr0 m. ,,, ,. ., .. FIASCIII KART-at POnfilllDOOth, July 12, fro.l . FOKTIMA 0•111-8-et Graveeend, July 14, fro m Graerra-at (travailed, July 11, from ........... _ Owens--at Gravemend. July IS, fr0m...... Oa-.f Queenstown, July 11, from .............. Oran-at Hull, July from .................... „ Orrann-at Hull, Julyl2, from .. . ...... 00ITAT ALIOLPII -at Hull, July 12, from Gnesea-oft Gull Ugh; July 11, from... Hwenza--off Beatty Head, July 10, fr0m , ,,,,,. , HISNDIUUR A -Ilt Bristol, Jul 14, from Hot..-at Gravesend , July 1 ,, fr0m........ Jaws-at Grarasesd, July 14, fr0m...... Baum -atOraveseted, July 11, from ............ liiazwooo-at Grayemend, July 11, from. Lamer/on-at Gravesend, July 14, Ines Lnui-at Liverpool, Jul 13, from Imo J. stucco-of Pvrtlaad , from .. ...... Iltaameanr -at Shields, July 12, frost ........•..,, MAROAIIIITA-at On4srmo, July 13, from MAZY Truro-at Gra Jul 13, from. Ideaoam-at Gnawers; July 12, from Nirwrosr-at Gravers; July 13, from ............. . Nam/ harry-at Gravesend. JulU, Nairn-at Gravesend, Julyl4, NaPOLIMPr -off Deachy Head, July I", from o , e/a -at Oravestod, July 14, tr,m. PiLor-at Gravesend, July 13, from ....„ Pules Gsoacs -at Leith, July 10, fr0m...., Paoracroa-at Newport, July 12, from Rointlur-at Gravesend, July It, from Resournou-at Gravesend, July I; RIRICCA-1“ Gravesend. July 14, from Ma It. Peer. -at Gravesend, July 11, from ...... fleiruso -at Grararesnd, July 12, from . . ...... BTU? DuIDTILECHT-flt GlSTellelld, July 14, fru draa--st Granata; July 14, from 4 os Rennes/v-at Orammend, July U, from Soceneen-off Dccl, July 12, from swam-off 1.4e/I, July 12 6. fr0m Taro-et Hull, fitly 1; Tamers-at gsleoenbe, July 12, from VICTOILT-Lt Plymouth, Icily 12, from SAILED. Aosprars-from Gravesend, July 13, to . Arum-from Stu** July 12, to ...... Al-ILIUM-from SAIMAA, July 12, to Mina, Mor - frmn Swansea, July 12, to . Boausas-from Gramma, July 13, to Caceres-from Gravesend, July 13, to . Causes (s.)-from Gravesend, July 13, to. Comma-from Liverpoil, July 13, to Co:mammon - from Bristol, poly 11, to Cissuriow-front Onsmsend, July 14, to COaINTIIIAII- from Shields, July 12, to DIVONOSIKI-from Peel, July 12, to Ma or daunt-from Shields, July 12, to, MUILINGI-from Liverpool, July 13, to Fona-from Liverpool, July 13, t Esau ACCILISIII. Gramma, July Buss-from Gravesend, July 13, to. Easseern-from Shields, July 14 GMT-from Sunderland, July 11, to McNutt' ;e.)-trom Liverpool, July 13, to Rom , from Shields, July IL to 1NT11271.111T01-from Gravesend, July 14, Jane Jones-from Gravesend, July 11, ;D Just Catalans - from ILiverpool, July 13, Jean-tram Newport, July 12, to Imre-from Queenotown, July 11, to LADY ow Two Isms -from Newport, July 12, t MARIII/1 J. NASD-from Liverpool, July 13, to Montanus-from Liverpool, July 13, to Naves-Goa Sunderland, July 12, to Noumea,-from Liverpool, July 13, to New MIMAR.T-from Gramm!, July 11, to NIIIIVDDA-from Gravesend, July 14, to Noareirm..m.sno-from Gravesend, July 14, I Osimao-from Liverpool, July 13, to °am -front °rammed July 14, to Palter -from Bristol, July 14, to Pastas RoO4L-from Bristol, July 13, to R. Moore -from Liverpool, July 17, to. Roca/rose-from Liverpool, July 13, to Scman-!rorn Gravesend, July li, to Srmunosuraa-from Graresend, July 13, to Starnes -from Sunderland, July 11, to to ::.~. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alm, from London for the Cape, May za, lat. 1043 N., km. 24.4 Acorns 116..13 (bonne!, of Newcastle, Lot. 44.31 N., lon. 410.41 out iS days, fur Elebebucto ; ail well. Cnapmsn. from Ceylon for London, lat. 35.0., lon. 37.0. cxyLux, of bunderLuoi, for Adelaide, May 16, lat. 1.53 N 2..30 W Dos, from the River Gambia for London, July 12, lat. 42 24 W. AIN CUMIN, from the Mauritius for London, off Flom., lat. 40.:0 N. LA Gv tywt. from Ceylon for Loudon, diy% June 6..34 PANOPE. Iro:u Buenos Ayres for Loudon, 6.5 dun, J6ce 39.11 N. FRENCII REWARD TO AN ENGLISH Sit French c maul at this port has banded to Captain the brig At:erica, belonging to Messrs. Brown ar a gold medal, awarded by the French Minis:sr : M consideration of the bravery and humanity Captain Cullen in saving the crew of the I t 1..: Bdonsrd, of Mortatx, in a storm sff Valiant in Jr.l It appears that the America fell in with the Frec. while in danger, and that Captain Cullen, in a • , of humanity, lay-to until the storm subsided. the French seamen on board. He brought teen to Liverpoil.—Lirespool Journal. [Advertisement] — BOTANIC WATER AN: , lift Gestic.—When the hair is becoming thin. and effectual remedy. besides sharing the head, at above-named articles, applied alternately, the b: the roots from scurf and as a stimulant, and t: aourisher. If any further evidence Ira mi.., bear's grease for renovating and preverrirc account of the quantity used and the loser some of the N eth American Indians, woad Ross and Sons, 119 and 12 , ), itishopyr Intr. dursal the use of bear's grease in am MU the animals, recommend the publx with their names and address printed :a their obtaining a spurious artists. ErlpAtiDn,VEßintwßTlSEorSZ.NuTs]sco—TSbuffmlNiu.l2,l„l.7A!...l:., Catmeot OINTIIIINT AND PILIA.—The Nirle.eDef . ` 71.• "• - • .7? much Myra/.d by the impurity of the bloo,L try •' 7 • •C. ' same is the Sleet step towards elweliag the harm • • • maladies on the constitution. Ala there is no nic,r, . • eth, r this purpose aa llolloway's ghle, with which sh. , 'e 4 Invaluable Ointment, as when "'shine.- . . that can resist their curative powers. For :be CU7t `: . A.' had lest glandular swellings, and ulcerous son* :r , :rev n' . • • r s twiled.—Sold be all Druggists, and at Professor s ". • ent, 241 &land, London. . ---....... . 4 ,,,, t in.o i —V 4 , 44, anne utti , 17 wi t t,,,, ......--' ----;;'• 0 i Ole # l 7. 7 r E July 28 17 0 0 t hat ato te the . e h.t 311 718 s it a Wrm i rei l sb ro w r i tit •vi 4 6 74 144 r ......j am i,•4, A Llt sew . ro , r 4 • Ar (~, Powe r r i t hout ‘‘,,,,,, dticurg • Stow ° s i l o itLit the 1 yr fl Iv. ~,,,, .Vta that Pa ,' (•1 , tin ,, Vrt 4 1 ~. roar Po 0,,,,, rr astrr tt p, 004 PI • -: !"fl , ' , S b f o r the i , ' ~,, Thew ... • oi r :,,, lusher r../a above medto 1 , .;,:,, bon* , Marva: .r bon a Cr o.radt br T. 'ad 1 ••• • a hob% tar ' I : le. l• goal --- I) c 'r aL. 0e 1 V an CP' 7 .. 1 If i en : n b h - • 1..1 . 1 10 ' v I ot: frit SA , kW ii . ~ pal lati Do . rai ... ‘1 ..• 1 1 S• 3 i - I r B 7 7 7 1 1 . L-e•-• I i ‘e:l •ii t.. .4. 11 , . BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. BIRTHA. BAGGALLAT.—JaIIy IN at &we -- !l:aTtuare, the wl.to R. , v • the wilt, of T. B.r• - Seq., of a ran. BARNARD. -July 10, at Wooaleld, Tonpuy, turd, LAI., Of OM. C0L1.1.-Jte.y 11, at Heatltam !Joule, Twiekentuun, Sophia Frame. wife of 0. B. Nit, Erg., of a eon. PAVET.-July 10, at Ikenford, the rife of N. F. Davey, kig, of a daughter. DEANE -Ju!y a, at Easteote flow, Midtrcier, the wife of F. Beam.. E.*, a a goo. FitANCIiLIN.-July 9, at North Artott,l)iford•lvac. the wise of the ltev. W. Itanolltn, of a dAttahttr. DIACLI'I,CAN. -July 9. at the lto,lory. 9.auylord-revcrel, Devon, the wife of T. J. ItAclureon, Adot.ud o: 11.Nl.'e , of a sow. $E W.—July I, at Iteratua, henry Ria, of a sari. WEEKS.—JuIy I, at Butero, wear ziouthimoon, :he wife of eariin Weeks. of OW Pastaaular and t hi r atu ieropany's Sern..o, of daughter. MARRIAGES. courrox—HALL.—Jaly 10, at at. Joliri.Cht:wh. liocon, I t e. o don, by the Raw. A. P. Kelly, Vicar, Mr. J. C0nn....1L ot mhn near (kindle, to Mettle, %land daughter of :he lAte Mr. of FlllllOl.lOl cuisr —WALEINCITON.—JuIy 9, at the Par:Ot Chapel, ILinvey Mr. J. Crisp, to Mew Mary Ann Waltington. DeNSTES—WHIGHTe—JuIv It, at Buttsbury CLur b . E wes. Ewes. 7 the Rev. 11. P. Ounster, *tear of Woodbastwiet, N, T .St T. Y. Dunoter. Ler, of ugh,y-street, Weal lahunt-equAre, N. 7 Do Elizabeth, only daughter of the late W. J. Weight, C r '' . don-park, test Ingstcstone. GREEN WELL—TROITEL--Jely 9, at Tnitham. Franci.. ,Huey 61,11111 i W. T. Oreeswell. Do.. late of Oteeenwell Font. to I.s..rglx l : l e eldest daughter of J. Trotter, M.P., Durham. PAO:I.—THORNHILL—JuIy 11. at M. Gorges. lle oo • ll 'N' C ''' by the Rev. C. Thornalll, I'aoke, Bro., of sunhope don, third sun of the late C. Pasha Es a .. rrestwold. shire, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of 0. Thoralu::, EM. , lit of !Addington, Huntingdonshire. ISTRANUR—ABKWRIGHT.—JuIy 11, at Matlock, R. Strange, FA', M. 0., of Na t tio:lary Anne, Meet daughter P. Atltur4: l •:. Fay., of W Derbyshire. WALMSLEY— WA X.—July at West Mentes, Shattest - tre ltdentrd, monad sow of the late B. 0. Walowlev, itsq., of the psi , illuseet-oalce, to Jane Klima, youngest &uglier of J. WAla' l, Req.. of Docking Hail, Weat Mama. DEATHS. CAMPION.—JuIy 10, Marianne, youngest daughter of lir. J. C O5 " pit. ' of Sussea-etreet, Cambridge, awd 20. CAILEY.—JuIy 11, at the Grove, Blitelhaath, 0 1 7bef. E*l ' . aged SI GILSON. - July 10, at Omit Beddow Charlotte, fourth dsulibwr A the late Mr. T. Olt, of Cambrid ge. INN 6i.-Jul!! Mr. Z. W. Isar. L.N., of Oriewiderrare, 144' mrrk. imr° END_li—jaly 11, at Park-mnare, Major J. L AdJl•at the Queen'. Own Royal IltalkM•hlre Yeomanry, lewd 49 . "ST.-4* lkoophia„ woe of Mr. J. laud, of Chelmsford. 61111111.— July dank wife of Mr. W. dmith, 01 111 d 51 " 64L-4 aged 62 Pidsted sad waillitai WILLIAM [LNG Has" at No. 4 wo ws . alzill t thc at/ 01 Prates, at dr Oelaa. 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