The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-10 00:00:00

ODBBBA. A letter from Odessa of the 22nd nit. states that a frightful tempest had visited that pod. Tie Towle were drives one on the other, sad a fin* war 't°" l " would have been thrown on the coast, if its guise had not been cast overboard in tin. Oa land also the disasters were very great. The roof of the theatre was torn off, and the iron bus which supported the bode were beat like corn after a storm; at last they gave way, mad the facade fell. liaises were half de stroyed, and corn-stores were forced open, and consi derable quantities of corn carried away. Altogether, enormose damage was done. ITALY. SARDINIA. In the sitting of the 4th, the Chamber of Deputies of Turin continued the discussion on the bill eutho riming the government to issue 0 millions of francs of netts. The motion of Signor Ricsrdi, reducing the sum to 3 millions, was rejected by a lup majority. Signor Mellana then moved that the ram be reduced to 4 millions ; this, after a long discareion, WV/ equally rejected, and the Chamber ultimately adopted the first article, maintaining the sum of 8 millions. _ ROMAN STATES. The Messaggere of Modena. the ROT= correspond ent of which is generally considered well-informed, Mates from Rome, June 24, that the papal govern ment has determined upon the principle of taxing church revenue to the amount of 3 per cent for a period of sixteen or twenty years. A similar and more stringent measure will, it is said, be taken with respect to lay property. THE LEVANT. We hays Me . mived our co. respondence from Malta and the Leeant. Dysentery was prevalent in the English fleet. It was hoped that the cruise the ships were sheet to take would arrest the program of the keeled . Lamartine and his family had arrived at Malta on their way to Smyrna. Oar correspondent writes : The isnowier woes hes bees Weed here from the Negro. Mal owealats "Nonce TO NATIOATOIII. " A light hoe at Baja, ea the point of not TeasgUs, in the Chafe renaoli. Nana is hereby given, that treat the let July, 18.30, a laud sad Lewiston heti, of the fifth order, will be show ea ties peat sailed Teaming, is the Gulf of Poueoli, pro ofs., of Naphoe, is lat. 40 deg. 10.40 N. and beg. 11 deg. 44.4014. of the sodden of Paris. The sfet-houe• is befit N tees ; the light Is at the height of 63 NU. or 14 metres (43i foot), abort the level of the sea. It esa be sees at the &wee et six Wks." H.llg. weer SWUM* caws is on the net ult. from Athens. Tee Tunisian frigate Maned to Tanis as the Veh Letters from Gems of the 21th ult. mention the dreadful Mate et coquetry from the brigands that latest the can. timetal provearee, and plunder and 'larder with impunity. In the Gull of Volo a band. emmaled behind a rock, fired upset the boat's crew of a Greek cutter, killed two officers and three seamen, and wounded three others. These bands hare so increased to number that the laliabi!tate of Mao toned einem go a mile from the city. ♦ party of beiges& tended off two youog men trim kinevesi, and hid them on the top of Mount He boa until they were ransomed by pay ment of a hundred dollars. The flown's are in a dreadful state, sad the troops my irregularly paid. The Gnat pwliamont was to be dissolved in a few days, and writs issued for a new election. The Cham ber had paned a law restrictim on the press in coo minima of a scandalous libvl lately published at Athens against the king and Qom. THE RIVER PLATE. The intelligence received by her Majesty's brig Crane, whose arrival has already been ansoanced, is im portant. All the vessels which formed the French expedi tion had arrived out in the river, and, with the troops on board, had been detained for quarantine, and be cause it was understood in Europe that they were not to be landed uatil the terms which M. Goory du Roe lan was the bearer of to Admiral Le Predour should have been negotiated with General Rams. It is nit to be wondered at that, tossing about at anchor in the river, the French troops had become wearied, and con empiestly chsyantented. Positive orders from Buenos Ayres had been promised within ten days after the de parture of Admiral le Predour; but, though more than twice that period had elapsed, orders bad not arrived. In Monte Videoevery feeling wee absorbed by one of speculation u to the result of the expedition, upon which subject the most contrary rumours were afloat, whilst all were profoundly ignorant of the events transpiring at Buenos Ayres, whither the French admiral had betaken himself immediately on the arrival of M.du Roslan, and where he was known to be engaged in negotiations with Oen. Roses. At Buenos Ayres the government continued indus triously to circulate a statement that the sore object of the French expedition was to place in the hands of Admiral Le Precious the means of disarming his countrymen at Monte Video, and that M. (bury du Balsa was to be considered merely as a new consul general, who was to assume his functions so soon as the pending negotiation. should be concluded. The facts, so far as they have transpired, are, how ever, as follows: Admiral Le Predonr, on the day of his snivel, after a short visit made with M. Gong du Italian to Signor Arena, presented the modifica tions dictated by his government of his proposed treaty with Gsneral Rom, making no mention what ever of those relative to hi. arrangement with Oribe, which be did not intend to produce until after he should have concluded his arrangements with Rosas, because, if he failed in his negotiation with the latter, it would be useless to propose modifications to his lieutenant. The modifiestions of the French government, founded upon the L Predour treaty, is, as follows : lla the preamble relative to the maisten at ance of the - dependence of the Oriental state of the Uruguay, espies reference ie to be made to the treaty of the 29. a of October, MAO (that of Admiral *Akio). Annie 1 is agreed to. In Art. 2 a coattion is to be inserted, that, coincidently with the disbanding of the legions in Monte Video, the Satin Argentine force ts to retire to the banks of the Uru guay of Rio Negro , • and that, upon the foal disarming of the legions , Admiral Le Predoor is to 'amounts that het to Onseral Oribe, who shall forthwith be headwind to caw* all the troops nadar his oommaad to pars over into the Argentine territory. Ia Art. 3 it is agreed that the consent of °Abe shall be obtained lee the tetirement of the Argentine troop.. Art 4 is arreml to, with the stipulation that the French Bag le to be aelaterd by the Argentine with an equal number An. 5 is also agreed to, but on the condition that the ships and cargoes taken during the blockade are to be tires up shier is Lath. actual prams! skate, or in tile shape of such mown owesey as may o%ot:a been acid for. Art. 6 is agreed en Art. 7. It la net agreed that any ulterior dimming shall be reserved an the appliance of the principles, sad with this view the Fiona gmernmeat declares that no reclamation Mia . .l be made spas It Ise the past. Art 6is agreed M • es is Art. 9, but the mutat of Oiribe least to he erseldered aseassery. Art. 10. In the Bpaidelt espy, as well as in the Frenth, °Abe sign mein simply the title of " Onweal," and in both vanaces the @steal government of the Unaptly shall be Aged "the poorisomit of Monte Video." TM Owe remaining being merely formulas of sense,aim to muds membered. Tss LATZ EA .L or DottoranSolL.—This noble nsa's death hes bens already sensed is the Exprere. ig ISM thee Mr. lietddasen, he °bedded • Irba is the Grenadier Chards, with whisk regiment be served is the Pesiseals: war, sad for hie wrier et Cernme, ia 1809, he had resolved the war medal with ea. limp. la 1819 Capt. Bateklasoa retired spas lialf-pay. Ile wee sae et tam British °Moen who aided the escape et - Gemmel Likvalette from Park. Bs esemened hie es& is the peerage 1832, am third Berl of 13747 mere . The emend earl was seemed a peer of the b Liesigaskrbis Einimeishad menses Is Igypt 1801, win, Mi the aeon el lire kelpis Allierrentse, Hateidasse meensiond the briniest senses of that saw anis. Is 1834 the stn serf was amelaated a Balght of fit. Patrick. He is inesseded la the by his eon, Tieernat who wee hers is I sod had served armed is Chia& with the 98611 Inginest. Lord Beirdale, sow Ent eI Deanglistere, end his iseinhides is the army is 1845. Tnt Busncious DEATH AT STOKE NEWINGTON.— Yesterday aa bipmet, adjoursed boa Wednesday bat, was oendadad Wee lb. We. Baker, jaa., at the lloshosta Dee* Diebelleek hook. Newhaven, on view of the body of Itr• fellis ah ee s ; 111. a pewit Meeker, lately reeitelf is li•ill - gleste Wee was Wird is MT* died fro. She edalaistratka semis la been The plebeian maested with the use Ripened is the Agree el Ilimelog be. The kepis? was &teamed ix a pee SWIM einebellea et She holy, awl sa mailisi Or the 011111011 of the elesash. Mr. DA NAT, surplus 'ls is. dis pensary, etoks-Nowiagion, mated bah the malt el the peer eneriess eamaination was OW daellt MA helmsmen% by di.... .r the leder" sad that is pikes had bees Weaker tend. The jsry Massed a wilt et M Rabbi Death." (Mt Coml. Their Royal Higisheasie the Hereditary Grated Doke and Greed Demons or Koski+burg SereWe, with the prises their sea, arrived at Cambridge Rouse from the ese. times yesterday meralso (attended by Mr. ILdniesd MD& suiree: burg be his late 11,7.1 Rightness the Doke of Cana ls' ), travelled Ina Dew by a spoils' teak es the tit Bethink Rainy. The Gaels and Priam Allesetpeld a Milt of illailehifleh 111 her Royal Rightism the Deanne X Cambridge yesterday morales. at Cam bride Heath The royal dmitees was et emapeaied by their Rl* Mighsesees Prime George, the Hereditary Grmd Decline of Mecklenburg Seventh and the Prisms Mary. Her liaisons and the Prises remained theme ;marten of an hoar wi h the Dashees el Cat= sad theta left, attended by the earls in welting ( Beckley and Lieut.-Cokmel the Mos. Alexander Gordon) is hornbook. Her Royal Mahan the Duhess of Glonerster visited her Royal Nighties the DOI= of Cambridge, and their Royal 'Debases", the Meredthey Grind Duke and Grand Dasher of Meckleubsrg Straits penteeday at Cambeidim Heels. Her Majesty and Paw Albert visited her Royal High ness the Duchess of Oleserater yesterday morning at Glou cester Roam His Royal High.. the Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Ilmelits visited the Queen yesterday at Busk- Witham Palate. Their Royal Highnesses the Prises of Wales, Prime Alfred, the Prisms Royal, the Primeness Ali., Helen, and Louisa emit their meal welkin sad pony mania yesterday is the garden of Weekirgbam Palms. The following gentlemen waited aria Lord John Rusin yesterday, at his official residence is Downing•etreet, as a deputation trent newsreaders and newspaper propri. atom, to 'elicit his lordship to give the new postal arrange rests a fair trial—via., Mr. J. Gilbert, Mr. P. Terry J. N. Lee, Mr. D. Othey, Mr. Low, Kr. Leash, Mr. Moe dam. Mr. Tyler, Mr. Prat; Mr. Smith, and Mr. Catherall. The Bishop of Norwich had an interview with Sir George Grey yesterday. The Bari of Harderlthe had also ' an iaterview with the right hon. bonnet yeanday, at the ' Rome office. Despatcher; from the Governor of the Cape of Good Rope were resolved yesterday at the Colonial-dim TrOU lost sight's Usestte.L . ST. Jailed PALACE, JULY 3. be Qoesa WAS this day plessed to seater the beams of Ksighthood spas Jobs Waists Gerdes, Req., Liaises to her Majesty far Boatload. sad Presideat of the Royal Beettiolt sissiony. ST. JAMILeII PALACS, JOLT 3.—The QOM was tlis day pleased to manor the honour of Knighthood epos Modes ;la, Beg., M.D. FOILZION-OFFICE, JULY 6.—The Qum has boa pleased to 'ppm of Mr. David Brown, se Cassia at Carer for Us Majesty the Ringo( the Belem. ; also of Mr. Homy Milli, as Cassal-Ctezeral in Leedom for the Doke of Parise, sad also of Mr. Reinhard Robisow, so Coosa at Glasgow, for the Fre* Rasseatie City of Rosebush. TIIR DDINIII TO LORD PALMIERSTON at the Re for• Club has been postponed until Saturday, the 20th July, owls( le the Dike of Catnb•idge's death. MARRIAGE OF MAJOR EI:MAMMA, C.B. The marriage of Major Herbert Banjul's Edwardes, C. 8., the here of Moaltan, took plus yesterday awning at Peter sham Chan*, Battey. The young lady as whom the pa lest major had been affianced for some years, we behove before he left England to eater on hie ciliary career in India, is Miss Emma Sidney, youngest daughter of the late Mr. James Sidney, of Richmond-hill. As it was gems rally known at Richmond and its neighbourhood that the marriage was appointed to be solemnised at the retired little church at Petersham, there was mach carnal , owe. Maly maul the ladies, to witness the solemaity, P fly as the gallant bridegroom bad gained nth reputation is the sanguinary c Attests in ,the Paulen!). In consequence the interior of the church was crowded by a very respectable mearegation shortly before 11 o'clock. At half-past 11 Major Edwards', accompenied by Bit Henry Edward... Major Nicholson, and Mr. 8. Edward's, the "groom's neat hiends," arrived at the church, the gallant bridegroom ap pearing in full uniform. The fair bride shortly afterwards arrived, attended by air youthful ladies, as bridesmaids. The bridal party having assembled ia front of the Coll2lllllioll table, the religious ceremony was proceeded with, the Rev. James Sidaey, M.A., Perpetual Curate of Reellyncli. Saner setshire, half-brother of the bride, officiating at the solemn rite. The bride was given away by her step-father, Dr. Grant, and the following ladies acted as bridesmaids :—Miss Burton, Miss Lloyd, Mks Hayes, Miss Beet*, Miss Byers, and Mies Hope. At the oonalfesion of the ceremony the wedding party repaired to Dr. Grant's mansion on Richmond-hill, to which the numerous relatives sad friends invited to the wedding also repaired to partake of a sumptuous dcjeuner is celebration of the nuptials. Pre vious to the breakfast being announced, through the favour of one of the directors of the East India Company the superb gold medal about to be presented to the gallant major by that powerful mercantile body in testimony of his valuable and meritorious services in India, was exhibited to his mem bled friends. The obverse bean the following insaiption : " From the East India Company to Lieutenant and Brevet- Mein. H. B. Edward's, C. 8., for his services in the Pisa juin, 111DCCCILVi11." On the reverse is the like ness of her Majesty with the words " Vittoria Regina." The wahine major and his happy bride left Richmond-hill at half-put 2 o'clock for Wales. The gallant major and his wife, it is said. purpose to depart for India in November. THE EXHIBITION OF 1831. (From lost night's Gazette.) Her Majesty's Commissioners for promoting the Exhibition of 1851 hereby give notion, that having decided on giving three bronze me&ls_ , of different lines and designs, as penes to exhibitors, and having, by public advertisement (March 23), invited the artists of all countries to compete for the designs for the reveries of such medals, announcing at the same time their intention to give &reward of 1001. fur eaeh of the three designs which should be accepted, and • reward of 501. for each of the best three designs that should not be accepted, and reserving to themselves the right of making each arrangements for executing the summand de igns as may appear to them to be the best and a number of designs, amounting to 129, having been tent in conse quence of the above advertisement, which ace ROW being exhibited at the rooms of the Society of Ara, John-street, Adelphi, the commissioners appointed the following gentle men to act u a committee for selecting the best designs: The Lord Colborne ; W. Dyce, Esq., IIJ. ; J. Gibson, P.l. R.A. ; M. Eugene Luai; C. Newton, Esq.,. of the British Museum ; BIM J. D. reinvent; Dr. Gustave Waagen, who, on the 29th June, presented to the conunia simian the following report. Society of Arts Saturday, Jane 29 .— T0 J. S. Russell, Esq.—The committee on the modals, escalating of Dr. Wasgen, Moos. Lamf, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Newton, and my self, have met, according to your summons, and have selected the following list, which in their opinion are most deserving of notices.—l remain, Be., (Sigied) Cor.nonsi. No. 65 No. 24 ... Secon d. No. 103 (1) Third. No. 104 (3) Fourth. No. 28 No. 68 The commiaeloaen accordingly decided that the 10n1. prizes should be awarded to Noe. 65, 24, and 105 (1), and the SOL prizes to Nos. 104 (3), 28, and 68. Oa opening the papen attached to these designs, they were found to have been submitted by the following gentle man : No. 8.5 Moos. Hippolyn Boanardsl, °Mina No. 24 Mr. Leonard C. Wyoa, of Loans. No. 106 (1) Mr. G. 0. Adams, of Loudon. No. 104 (3) Mr. Jobs Hancock, of London. No. 28 Moss. L. Wisner, of Wand& No. 88 Mon. Gsynrd, of Paris. CoLONLtL BAN! COMPANT.—Yesterday, the ball yearly nestle( of the directors sad proprietors of the We- Mal Beak Coopeay, sr held at the Lonelos Tows, at 1 B Coo Y En., is the chair. The wry Laving read the advertisement aoaresdap the next read the swami of aecousts s c i a tilaset, as : Debte—Cireulatioa. 169,3651 6s. ; sod NMI Mali tire, 623;2391. 14e. 3d.; paid-ap 14 31111/,00014 load to meet bad debts, 66,4041. 111 s. I profit, 12.0814 Ils. 44-1 fothi, 1,251,0691. 6e. 7d. Amete—fipesis, 238,21111. las. 2d. ; doe to the bank la the missies, ea bilk dlesosated sad pur chased, Maindiag Mare pant thee 606,0981. 18e. 2d. ; doe to Mk beak is the eekkke, as silk indite sad 'arrant se roams, 170,7111. 13e.; doe to the beak is Leadea, ea bills remitted, cash at baskets, sta., 234,1131. fe. 4d.; beak premises sad taroks's la Leads and the solo. aim 14,3171. 12e. 11d. ; total, 1,281,0891. sa. 7d. Thidirectore mai. reaommead the pa of a dividend of one per amt. ler the half year 31st Desember, 1849, being at the rate of two per oat. per maim ea Ile Mild up capital, Ifldoh will raisin 6,0001 . The &mem Sam ton port Maher that the soma% of the belfdperejmi elided, sal se he es they have bees remised, are al as he. paned sharaidar; mid shimmer the mallamed tmesllefam tory realties el the *Mk West ladies require a amps la that math= Mee ef measiemeat whisk I C . :; bees mem time is sperselea, and which Made M demas• scribe the hies sad memsgmat weak of the osopoeseles, it will be ploalai la dab M Morn that 1M Mew I of the seethe Is heed hp eighlestorey e ilps so Width Yew bees sash lie the whole of absonseose Ile pi! MIS The .Monareel the ith et the wise% whisk,Al; • her elesevoilse ham Yr. Loin mete the seemly et strogetkos *mewl trams the hail ap la lOW slailllMl of emeaste, we anted. The dedoes & t i ca of the at woo mot leered by the ehabstas. sal staled. IS bae4. bees latuseted that lir. Gummy, she bed used es webs te the =he nosy me% bed wlthibsws Issas Mehl ess lit the eionew. bee with the tleterethetke that he veil stye k A Ile Wino whhh hi leisure wield Call'Oohs wereesr=ietel Is that gradualism else olelowss. awl the eognsted. pa= motto TZa enow-Oommt Pin- TOM AT EDIMIUIII2.—The lefts mog the heekaor 2.0.§ 1.411 "a" PdirrAirr: " 4 " t b ..4l"""`"" is% resift damsel Aa mow wee Elsie es lops miss et Os eseirp_opletweb Is Wise the • o• retie hen their resetehee, MN be swept et • es that peace!! twitruits t Ise Wlth a tare for I ="feed eseesdiall .mmilts The tee re • orappiem is ibis podpoillos. lea * A • trig NW Imeis of the witena slislee. The seshesses mew sees* aided is mules wirirrer beteg isms 1 ORDLIATIOIL—By tks Bishop of Wieekeeter, at ram has Castle Chapel, fitteday, Jell 7. Dolmas: J. R. R. Bawling, O. Carey, J. H. Backhease, A. Leveday, H. W. P. Itkairdsj W. A. Frith, W. Walls., 0. U. Rola. B. J. Banes, C. F. Cobb. T. Davis, J. Bowter, B. it. Busaat, J. Weskits* sad A. Russell ; Priests: C. Randolph, L. C. Itsatislph, K. Wrist, T. C. Brokaw., J. Bonet T. West, IL P. Smith, J . If Noyes, A. M. W. Carktooker, J. Etteerdooe, B. H. lAvolotk, W. Bonsasa, P. P C. B. Pauses, J. IA MAW" John Geeing, sad V e r a .73=- Mcatesia. MILITARY. [Pr= list slift'seawat.] waa.orni% lour S. 7th hit. °Meg. Ode.—lumg. 0. Doedwes, tam Os Sib Lt. Dry., to be mug., rte. Fosker, vies alebeesei. Itb Lt. Deoph—Otog. 0. N. hum, tree tbe fib Drum Ode., to be g., via Dolma" who miaow& Iltb Rqgt- of F.—taut. IL J. ELutaiaw to be lenient pm, 912 e lierAlsdat Deem M. B. F. Mawr to he hut., vise nth F.Fas. C. C. Daub be lieut., without par, Velteb, dee. Nth F.—Drev. toys. A. Oases' H. Arms, to le to•J., b par., vies Way, Irile reta. IdreL L. Fassnism to bo ups, by per., vice step.?; Ea.. W. ClEseasva to le Ike, by ow., vies Per. ; Ens. Z. W. Uwe, tram 41111 a., W be ea., viesCospreve. tar r rY. te -!Lieut. H. U. IMES to be etetob. tI par., aka WAN wbo NUJ Zoe W. O. Zoete" to Is Asst, by par., vies Narks. letb F..-Qaurt..teid. a honey Om Sad F., to to quart...teest., vise J. mdse. WbosulA IPts Nth F.—Les T. H.P. Zwouutt li brrest.. veleta per, vies be tas, den ; Ise Z. Rasa; LIM ill" 117t1 7, to be le., vies Kee. Sat. Wed babe lest.—Lleat. J. 0. Boats. *al the Cellos JP le Pap., to be Beat.. de. Came. NW mart. tree V. ard West tattle Rep—Lieut. A. C. IL Lou, from the Ceylon ille to be beat, TIP Wasp; app. papal. Cap Mauled Labe COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—YzeTzaDAT. Bu F. PouAmt C. 8., Am. Lamm imam. ....__ . 1110ZATUNI AND ANOTRZA IP. OLIDITANEB.—INSDNANCII Courant's. It was already sit ed that this wee an action by the Eagle Imamate* Compaq to mover the 'mount of a policy of insurance 'foetid by them with the Albion Inintranee Com piny, en the 20th of May, 1845, on the life of Mr. W. C. Chyme, knee et the Colhmema Guards, who died in the nesse of hum 1848, he the Queen's Bona Prime. The emembetlem d whatemes, whom widens' wee most eierflist- Meg, esempleil the mike of iletardey and Monday. The riIYNNIS was whether the late Mr. Clayton was of " sober MI habits," us he was described to have been in the tMMI Animation made by the plaintiffs previous to the lineMMMft elate policy. The deface set up was that he had Mem *ea and previously thereto of " drunken and intem perate habits.' The Lord Chia( Baron minutely recapitulated the evi dence this morning, and was occupied nearly three hours by the Mak. He left it to the jury to say whether at the time the declaration had been made upon which the policy in question bad been effected Mr. Clayton eo far indulged I in intempersace as that it had become what was regarded as a habit. If they were of opiaiou, upon the evidence adduced on behalf of the defendant, that it had become a habit, then undoubtedly the defendant was entitled to rt. cover. But it at the time the policy weal effected the late DLL Clayton bed not been a man of intemperate habit", then the p!aintiffs were entitled to a verdict. The jury, after consul' ing together for a short time, re. turned a verdict for the plaintiff, with 6391. damages, in eluding interest oa the amount of the policy. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-YESTERDAL Bums UN.Ccuunastoma licnaoro. IN 111 GOULD.-Tlii Ics TZADZ. This was the certificate muting is the case of Robert Howe Gould, described es an ice-merchant of the Strand, who was formerly a partner la the firm of the Wuhan' Lake In Company. Mr. Lawrence, forth. bankrupt, objected to the opposition of Mr. Knowles being heard, as he bad sanctioned an arrangement made by the assignees very beneficial to the estate, the condition of which was that no further opposition should be offered. The understanding was that if the trauma of Mrs. Gould surrendered certain property, the creditors generally would refrain from opposing. Mr. Lucas said the jarrthgement had been made by the wagons, but Mr. Knowles had not bean a party to it in its preerat form. He had sanctioned an arracgement for receiving 4001. in Jane, bat by the present agreement it was not to be paid till October. In sanctioning this arrangement he was not aware that he had undertaken to abstain from stating general grounds of opposition. Mr, tiream, the official auignee, said the understanding certainly was that Ours should be no further epposition of any kind. His Honour said he could not put any restraint on a credi tor who had complied with the act of parliament by giving notice of opposition. Mr. Lucas said he would merely point out the general grounds of opposition which appeared on the balance sheet. The btakrupt ha 4 begun, in May, 1848, with a deficiency of 1,6001. ; be now owed about 2,6001 ; the assets were estimated at about 6001. He had dealt is accommodation bills to a large amount, and his private expenses had bees excessive. The amount of accommodation paper was 2,4691. During 19 months his private expenses had been 2,1951. ; the profits were 2,8,5.51., but the trade expenses were 2,3231 , leaving only a balances of actual profit of about 6001. He had kept horses and earriage and servants, thereby incurring art un warnnted expense. The books had been imperfectly kept, then being no sufficient cash account. The assets when' realised would probably not produce more than sixpence is the pound. Mr. Lawrence said the bankrupt's debts and liabilities had been overstated by 8001. There were accommodation bills, not tithe amount stated, but of some hundreds. The appa rent deficiency was owing to the particular period at which the acceunts commenced ; a bad debt of 1,6.111. to a Mr. Lon don was the lasso of blue failure. The bankrupt had been en gaged in literary pursuits, and was a member of the American bar; unfortunately, he had been induced to join London, who was the first to bring over the Wuhan Like ice to this country, but who failed, and lett England in 1847. Mr. Gould did not take possession, as he might have done, of Landon's property, but allowed it to be taken by the credi tors. He was also made liable as a partner in the concern, and in addition to his own lore by Landon, he had guaran teed the payment of several of the creditors. He was in duced to carry on the business, in the belief that it would be easessful. He was in the receipt of 2001. a year in respect of kis wife, and had considerable earnings from his literary exertiou. With en imperfect knowledge of the buinese, and very adverse circumstances of the seams to contend with, he derived little or no return from the business in 1848, the trade expenses being very heavy. The next year was still more disastrous, owing to the prevalence of the cholera. After undergoing some weeks' imprisonment, the bankrupt had obtained his discharge from the Insolvent Court; bat the ease had been brought hem probably, for **oaks of raising the question with regard to his wife's marriage settlement, and the creditors bad obtained 4001. by that means. Hence the bankrupt had paid the penalty of his want of foresight. It was alleged that he had kept car riage horses, but the fact was, they were the same as were used la his business for carrying out the Waltham Lake ice, being bon, peculiarly adapted for • Brougham or • other light carriage. The domestic expenses bad been much in. erased by the illness of bankrupt's wife. The most laudable anxiety had been shown by the bankrupt to assist the his last examination had been repeatedly adjourned at ova request, till his property was realised ; and there was es dense of all substaaWl oppesitice. The trade beet bad been well kept, and the eau .sweat since ren dered lad bees satisfactory le the Adel amigate. His Ream mid the case was um of smaewhat peculiar eireueastaseee, especially them aMmilsw the commencement of the bankrupt's baMtem, before vbisd he appeared to have been in so trade, but only an alaisMat of Landon He had thea been induced to carry on the business, and also to become liable for some of Landon'e debts, though that would net account for the amount he now owed, upwards of 7,000, with • very small amount of assets. The trade and domestic expellees considerably exceeded the podia ; he was therefore not entitled to an immediate certificate. The effect of the seasons ought to be considered in a business like this. When the cholera prevailed, timid people na turally shunned lee, though perhaps it was the best thing they wild take. The fact of his keeping beam was assented for by the Imbues in which Its weeoefplei. Giving hint the benefit of his receipts from =afte n estetrikatlems ai d is set et his wife's income, his W nearly hie morns. He had also dank in amenaomelnatia papal to a leg. extent ; and caul dieing all the ekeselowsses, favoewa to as well em narrow. eMe, lbs inetillede sue be euereaded for sin swathe from lies time; when ranted to be of the second claw, with pro. leaden in the mesa time. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1850. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—YEBTEIDAT. Dams T Rioo/Diat. Surma BRARPIIIO. Awed Bayley. 45, and Join Lawler 27, were charged woe aggistrag with oar panes bused is the ladletnest Se dim Timm Bleed a Dis may. Clanton, Mr. maluchv lloWanea and Mr. W asalsood S h e r. prowesti ; the prisms were dialmiiisd Ik . Parry sad Mr. Parson. no MUCUS( . $ sanative (the peniegi gn g g w ww, fi agg ia tha polies reports) shown. ghso the paean by console@ aid feigned dreakes sad 'we the led of owe of then, induced his to play at ands% sad nesowl bin of various sags of mon•y. Mown. lag Seagate* ogl i el. Ind se I 0 1:1 for it , o akwog& Vs= Oa le aserelsoratiee IL ails r; The leented Nona tee the primes thee sentally ad ems* 160 , Ifr• dafidu eat aP Wog Wks he bee. It a the doll *ln thai the eircuesteases 6 1 44 iii mangos did net cage anis the saetnenatke allbs law, sad it wee urged that the real fast was that the rasoator was mans to via away hag the parties, earl Sat be die net saw* to oedema* Is gale 601. hoot a age was he Wisest le be drab and sot aware what he was about, bu t spy the neat ask Ms ammo was tee sea& far that ha had lest a sea of away Y ki = Zwd, he thee reserlsedi bi r the law oat et I romp. wh a ms. were eslled to peeve an ealii, but their evidence Med. Th. gasside: bevies sonfsLy sassed up the whole we Tlao thiYi Off a Art dablullato reamed a India Of Chill eguagolota *bona was deka& POLICR.-Yi ATIIIMPTID FlAl7lll/PC1;1 Ilarlitaresi. alias Pollisspboria, alias Brae*. alias ließrial• alias Perfrafgeroliee Purism. a wawa jest 40 years of cgs, was charged waltesilwroarisa to obtain • sharitable tontribotion from Priam Albert under kW pretences. The primate, who his hoes keel's to the Mesdielty Society foe many you% L a notesions thsposter, mad seacoast • large bundle el Imam resisted addressed by her to the Delo sod Dothan cif Ilaselengh, the Countess of Camden, ' En( Fitzwillam, the nod of Dartmouth, Counter of Car lisle, Lady Lyttlates e tad stases of she nobility tad gentry, there aro no lem then Ant 1111111111•11111 band arming, bat in different names. detailing tailed lam of wretchedness sad minify to %bents. Spam Cooper. Isdepoodently of haste, bon consaitted as a be_gataa letter impostor, prams hat hoes tonvieted at the Clitral Criminal Court for forging the registrar's meditate of the death Oka husband, sad was its primaed for 12 months. Coloael Phipps was in attendance to prosecute, and was accommodated with a mat upon the bench. The letter addressed to his Royal Righsera Priam Albert was put in and read 1111 haws : To His Stool Ilitbseal Mot Albert —3Say It please year royal Wenner to alfw me In einletelsaipt the keno end soft d yew royal hishoufs War Oa tie Sib WS, alsaing year rood bons does nit - brims r say Insidellan Sr the knit of the spina Om writing I have omit inns gyp, mei Sal Ohm Y se sykirm sit it tree, Whist mien as% thasable wain entinentilleine. ambit to promo one mime taking my dear sidid to ham the m o m of ale ISOM& the only semmanws th• pipelsiest sham I am any to my is dihiresny stosini to was I had the berm at Ii wet inane to kw loyal royal hiclusen of the Prima to I neon net low to eppredilO par p lambus to me, flan at t iro Pile* Wilke heavy Maas ist absorbs tsar gem me to supplest, poor mmi Idolmam's mot besowlist lei ammo contd. dcratks,mteaWM(oomdfLtomah o me with my deer end to pp to it. Leematroes-ses, maid to esionerag the poems set Zakopane( peur rnie tightriteentilessmilen kr es early esewer,l await mow mist Maar reply Mere m y =ism mad, as haviai, ft yearn* say trite. end year newer alt have to denied upon. end may passe your royal hiabases, 1 ant your royal highnees's very rate'', humble servant, SS A. luaus. Colonel Phipps, treasurer to Jim Royal Highness Feint* Albert, stated that this letter was forwarded to him in the coons of business, and upon itluity he found no such per. son was known as karma wet buried the Princess Alice Maude, the name of the person to employed having boon Perkins. In consequence of instructions he had re ceived upon taking °Moe, from Prince Albert, never to allow any cue to pan without making further {equity fob its merits, and to relieve it if of a auttable nature, he sent a confidential pencil to inquire Into this cue, but no such person was known at the address given m the appli cant's. Under these circurnstanees he had forwarded the latter to the Mondial , y Society. He was instructed to prom ises ia this case for the protection of the poor, as the gems et difficulty he had In carrying out the wishes of her Majesty and Prince Albert was to discriminate between the deserving and undeserving applicants. Teem were sometimes 30 or 40 such letters per day, and impositions were practised to • con siderable extent. The evidence funkier showed that the prisoner had carded on the bogging latter system of imposition for several years. She was remanded. From Ow LONDON OA ZETTE.—Thearkty, July 9. Nartitz Flrtnw:4, Housslow:ltiath, iieta;Ted lictu2lley, to artrreacler July 20, at 12, au Awe. 17, at 11, at Bulngliall-atrett. Rol., 4,wreoce Pountasy-kins, Qty; off. swig., Pawed, Guild. TnOMAA hstros Coventry, silk dyer, July 23 and Aug. 20, at 12, at Birmisgbani Court. M ole., Amass, Raymond-buildings, Gray's. inn, and Troughton and Co., Coventry; at. swig., Whitmore, Birmingham. Gaosi.z WILLIAM Lata, Laudport, Dam . potilre auctioneer, July 20, at IS', and Aug. 1; at 111, at Bassnahall:etreet. Ivimey, Cuancery.lans ; uff. :pig., Pennell. Guildhall-cli mb' ra. Join Hems Sesta; Torquay, Derosonire. hatter, July 23, at II and Aug. 13, at 1, at Lutes Wort. hots., Hooker, Plymou th , and Terrell, Exeter; off. anis., !lemmata, Exeter. moHn Tann', pun , Littleworth, tiloucemershire, licensed victualler, July 13 an Aug. 20, at 11, at Bricol Oatirt. Sol., Wilkes, Glow! truer; of. &Mg. BrustoL Jon. Mature, AAA*, grocer. July 16 sod Aug. 20, at I!, at New esetle.apeo.Tmse CourL Solt, Hari., Sou th ampton-buildings, Cltanoer~-hoe, sod Newcastle-upon-Tyre, and .Irmatrong, Car. lade ; oR. 'sag., Baker. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. VI 'Lieu Gamow DinnlTT WALI.I% GTOVe.pilne, Lioon-erove. bill hr. her. July 113, at 2, and dept. 2, at 11, at BasingnalLatreet. owl., Erans, Orarshrusquare; off. assts., broom, Anchuron.lanes DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. laws Iturrnotta, Exeter, law stationer-Ist dlr. of :a.6d., may Tuesday atter July 23, at !finial's, Exeter. C., skLin ur, Plyinoolll, dark in her Majesty's dockyuJ—turther inv. of 2s, my Tuesday, at Ilirtzers, Exeter. Julls Gomm YVILIA, St. Jameesstreet, wine rnereltant dlr. of M. 64., July 11, sad One aubsequoat Thursday', at Stanateltre, liJcingball.stroet. . %%mams Jaen Haunts, Tottenham, common brewer-led div. of Told., July 11, and three subsequent Thursdays, at btanafekl's, Itadngbaliegr eet CIII.LIA Marto a, March. Cambridgeabire cahinetmaker-lest die. of la. 4d., July 11, and three subsequent Thundaya, at atansfeld's, Ilasinghalletreet. JOHN lances, hotherhiths, engineer-2nd die. of lid., July 13, and two subsequent Mondays, at t aftllllleß, James lIIITCALTI, New MaPoe, Yorkshire, corn merchant-Ist and final die. of fid., July 9, and any subsequent Monday or Tuesday, at Hopes, Leeds. YkAlitill Pawnor, PCll.ll5l* attorney-let dlr. of Is. Id., any Tues day after July la, at Ilirtahls, Exeter. FM1,1111(.11 PLUs, Minton, Devonshire linendraper - lot div. of 4e. 3d., any Tuesday anew July 23, at Ilirigers, Exeter. Tomas and WILUAII Atmore Praxes, Charmanslaile, Wiltshire, clothiers-Ist die. of lbs. Id., July 11, and throe subsequent Thurs day, at istansletd's, Destnghalleitrcet. Thomas Gem Pacers, Gawbeidge-milla, Someraetabire, miller-but div. of 4d., any Tuesday alter July 23, at Mewl's, Exeter. Ww.use Seamen. Canning-place, Old-street, St Luke's, lawn merchant-Ist Mr. of 10d., July 11, and three subsequent Thurs days, at ritansfirld's. Bedigkaltstrest TPINUMALIh and Ciseara, Colchester, teal merchants-lot di,. of 2id., July 11, and three subsequent Thursdays, at nranvfeld's, Basingl2.lll - Jon, 11 , 318011 THlWllit.b. Colchester, Fuser, coal merchant-Ist die. of lit 2d.. July 11, and three subsequent Thursdays, at Stansfelies, Rwinghall-street Acut ors norm Tress, Upper Thames-street, and Horton-mills, Buckiagisanwhire whole:ads stationer -Ist die. of 3.. bd., July 11, and three suterquiest Thursdays, at ritinsfeld's, Basinghallaitnet. WI itzsw Weaku lawardleigti, Devonshire edge tool maker-lit div. of 35., any 7usaday after July 13, at Iliitzers, Exeter. A 70111041. WOa, NICIJOLA% Bunn,. WILLIAM !,1111.1e Newton Abbot, Deweehire, bankers-Further die. of lid. and . half a farthing, any Tuesday after July 13, at Hirzel's, Exeter. EIMAILL WrIAIST WrielL3ll, Norfolk, corn merchant-Ist dlr. of July 11, anathree subacquent Thursdays, at Stansfclirs, ha:Um/- hall-street. DIVIDENDS.-August I. E. Brien, Bristol, cabinetmaker-August I. J. Fletcher Manchester. auctioneer-July 31. G. Later, toes-upon-bull, wholesale ale and totter merchant-July 30. S. Wobb Allred-place, Alezanrkeecteare, Brampton, coil merchant. LIMATI Ie, PICATS to be grossed, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. July 11. W. Raman, Market !!amen, Lincolnshire, cake and wed merchant. PAR worth, DISSOLVED.-J. E. Addinall and T. Water , tar, Yorkshire, coach builders-T. Barratt rod SOuthwood, Yealmpton, Devonshire, millers-T. Barton, J. Pain, and J. Cheivanan, Wadburst, Swam, drapers-W. Bentley, iron founder, and 0. K. Kershaw, book-keeper, Oldham, Lasicsablre -E. Blades and W. Woodcock, 04 Brompion, ale and porter brewers-E. Brewster and E. West, Haad.court, Dowgate, City, printers -J. Churchward and T. Byrne, Ilay'soi hart, Tooley-atreet, Southwark, watend'e potato salesmen-C. M. Coleman and J. Cole man, Folabill, Warwickshire, farmers-J. H. Cooks and W. Silver. lock, Great St. Hem's, City, merchants-A. teeth= and J. Drake, (Bideford, Yorkshire, taliors-0. U. Gut* T. G. Gulch, and W. IL Garth, Poole, coal merchantikm hr as regards T. 0. Guteh-J. Hem mings and T. Cake, Bristol, mall eart contractors-C. Hides and K. Hides, Sbeltleld, law stationers-IL Hirid and It. Watson, Preston, Lancashire, Iron and brass Benders-W. Hood and R. Fraaer, Union. street, Southwark, distillers-J. Jackson and E. Leaf, Burton. Leo nard, Yorkshire, tanners-J. Keel and G. Faulk, Earth AM, couthamp. ton, wine merchants-W. Macdonald and H. L. Bartlett, Bucking ham, coal merchants-J. Millar, Glasgow, demised, ro fur as regards Ma connexion with the Baden, Leith, Edinburgh, and Glasgow Ship ping Company-A. Milne, W. Mlne, and P. Milne, Manchester and Oldham, totton spinners -J. Nadia and T. J. Millington, Manchester and Hamburg, merodusta-T. C. Newnan, T. W. Newman, and H. J. Newman, Laurence Pountney.bme, tea agents, so far as regards T. C. Newman-W. Oldham, C. Smith, and J. G. Amory, xmgston upon-Hull, millwrights, as far SS regards C. Buritb-11. Owen and D. Owen, Birkenhead, CLevaire, A. S. Pocock and R. Blake, Cork, and Mount Melba., Queen's County, provision mer. chant-L. A. Reeve, F. Benham, and Y. Reeve, King William-street, Strand, and Bleathcock-court, Strand, ten-W.pris Smith and S. Edwards, Netherton, Worcestershire, nail manufactories- S. Smith and C. Bunco. Malibu, coal merchants-E. Steel and E. C. Cooke, Bradford, Yorkshire, boot and shoe makers-T. Watkinton and 11. Watkinson, Watering, Inemmilte, vestrymen. SOME SEQUESTRATIONS. Perm Rum; Glasgow, debar. July 12 and August 2, at the Water. too Tavern, Glasgow. ADAM MANSON, Whitelaw, eowfeeder, July 12 and August 2, at Dowell's looms, Edinburgh. THOMAS RONALD, GMMIMS" A/Cried2l/0. farmer, July 13 and August S, at the Wellington Inn, Dunne. Jon. Toone, Olaegow, general inerchait, July 12 and Aural 7, at Welter Temperance & I, Gleason. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. VIDNEHDAT, JULY 10, 1850. each of the followieg plums at !morning. The etatiees are 'f itr 7C. d I Mato of Weedier. The State of the Weather at Nice o'clock yeeterday I arranged la order of latitik limmal ?tam Omer et Wkaa. rumour,' roammoora Kurnsas Goals Breeze eftbevies, Oastle Bran Partially Cloudy Parally Cloudy Puttslly Cindy Overisot Osetie Bram MOM emir Gelds Bram Bro Waft m OiNtki Brom OnOminr. ONlSOresso Oda _ _ 6Wrerit Ovirsest Ovine* Otwort Overfed Ovemert amok hod* Goody Omelet Partially Coady =y Cloudy Saud —RAW Balms. Sig i t= jaw . Ihrnrom wvorrii Omde Brum auntie UMW On& Drew Om& Brom c.rr Orem Oestle Ilessee net Irmo Oadle brew Osman Doom Oda _ a aWI - OW 111 m .... WILMIT DASLOOPSOM ....«. bur ••••• LW. LW. W. W. W. asellelneal IIN•111108101 em 6;;;;61 am* Overfed (honest Overcoat Parley assay Nils Di=WNW “-•••• Otaa•PW DOWN 0 81 - i - d• 111-11;111 THIS DAY, Noox. wad. w..gt► of Wlad. weather. 14.11. Osails Brew, Overcast. The roans trees the allowleg phase ad not reetai tbh Ass bm e i hr peaks*. yesterday ; they therefore hellsate the stela el the weather ea Monday iseestes ilea o'olook. N. N. 11: .. ....... I o• Er «; ; COTTON.—lteraroot., JULT 9.—The upward *dam a paws wee orraseed today, and Awoken' may to 9 04 ned lai7 On K ohm Pik" rates. The apenlatton was heavy on Id. Anwar% eal easunber MOO be* woos taken by this e:ass of buyers. The lent sales were anent It* hales. ALANONEITZ/L, J OLT 9.—The saws healthy aspen noticed heaven es perrolni the media sine* to therm** IN and three hr hiss a pod in el eakay Way. Ike kelt Mk err Is *eked a pad kid br the d ilisj or =ot 81 40 ' sertpacaser goo het sesebosee here In mop et late* les kneed yarn, owl profteresea te he Nast lahr=t. In the tower qua* et enele ma *err twit k la the task* aid larks nu* et pore sneak le kik awl the am* mothilo Ye leis hr ben den et ea atm* of id. to id. * w Thine le end iwirkp he sem doarlskes et parlors ans NO gawk In the hot pelt* In reglad to V prase le raw held by eel hog asks, oh* are In am* Jr the lam trwb. WOOLLENB.—Lazha, Jinx 9.—The market has bees rather quirt aod fiat to-day. bat mill we clank the purchases were quits cqual to the supply of sow goods. CHEESE —Omuta Faia —At this fair on Thursday lot Ts had • larva quantity °dried for sale OM ye have seen for MID toss post, Maul its general quality was not particularly cos_ menial& The pekes nosed Mot Sae. for the poorest to 390. for best dereripteces, snd the latter met quickly found parchment. tw Ma, babriar make. averaged front Ms. to 40s. haveter dairies from two and the best trona 110 a. to 675. We heard of one or two meat Is which M. and Mk. per cwt. were obtained. Try hale remained unsold when the fair closed, s farmers chose to press sales ether Um keep their Cheese any longer on hand. CORM.—HA LhewOhTn, Jul% 9.—We had • better 'bow of Wheat; our farmers ruled stiff la their figures, and we write the trade fully 2s. dearer. We have had beneficial showers, but bluster ing winds. Wheat, white, 40s. to 47a.; red, Itla. 445. - . . Hutt, July 9.-The weather during the put week hes, ae the whoie, been eold and ungcnial ; • good deal of rain has fallen, nemopealed by high win ,a, and, in moms =Emcee, hall. Report' e k t ee ezrit c r eim general that tho better of Wheat are partially and, die pram stage a critical one, some aaMety Is felt by tho trade, who are induced to a t their stooks ; and, ending lam choke of seaside. than ex are obliged to give mare money. Our imports maims very the for the time of the year, and, as regards Wheat, do not for the mat port consist of the Wass chiefly In demand-strong fresh red for mixing. At this thq% market ou: farmers were stub excited, and asking very irregular price., under the agreeable influence to them of yesterday% Mark-lane reports--say 3e. to 45. per qr. advance, but settled down to =king 43a. to 435. per qr. for 631 b. qualities, which may be re garded as an advance of about 2s. per qt, Foreign Wheat may be written Is. to b. dealt, for all de,kfiptiOns, and at this improve. meta holders were not unwilling sellers. A good demand for grind. Mg Barley, and the marktt fully le. dearer during the week. (dean support their Talus, U in good condition. Peas inquired for, and bat few hi stock. Oats, Gd. per qr. dearer. The Limed mart= very ern, and some advance obtainable. Cakes are decidedly dearer, aid mine hualnesa I. done at our quotations far present, and up to 71.105. is paid for forward delivery and favourite ' months. Not much choice of foreign, and goud to sell. Rape Cakes arrive sparingly, and meet good sole at 75a. The bulk of the hones now coming to hand go to the yard for =Mire mum Prices : - I Wheat, English, red, per qr., 43e. to 43e.; white, 44e. to 4G.; I Dentate and Eoelesoeeg, 43.. to 46a.; Pomeranian and Illarnburg, 40.. to 42e.; Lout' llulatein, and thalami, 34.. to 3a. • Rossion, and °demo, 325. to ;M. Oats, English, 13s. to 17s. ; IneWh, 13s. to 1 175.; Friesland, 15s. Od. to lila ; 111. an, IS., Oti. to 17.. Od. Ear. ley, malting,23a.; , Ins. to 20s. Bear, 21s. to 24i foreign, 22a. to 24e. Pews, te, w, and blue, 245. to 245. ; grey and I black, 22i. to 24.. Linseed, black Sea, 42.. to 445. • Petersburg, 3a. to 42.. • Riga and Archangel, 33a. to 405.; Itonlisheme and Memel, 34a. to ' 33a. Linseed Cakes, Hull, 61.17 a. lid. to 74: vas foreign, it. M.; inferior, U. U. Rape Cakes, 73e. to 77a. Gd. T foreign. 20s. to 26e. Guano, 61. to 101. Bones, 83.. Rye Mea l . N.. Import, fur the week : Wheat, 5,323 qre.; Barley, 4,071 ; Oats, 1,573 ; Beans 1,343; Pas, 1$; Linamed 1,113; Od Cakes, 113 tons; Bons; NO. Irstricx, July 9.—Tbere was only • short suprly of Wheat at our market today ; an advance or Is. per qr. vu ruddy °Wined. Brz:ey and Oats maintain their value. BIM' and Peas held for rather more money. wheat JULY 9.—We have had TM good arrival of Wheat this week; the trade is more buoyant Min of late, and prices emtinue to creep op. An advance of Is. to 2s per quarter is estab lished;,m Friday's rates, end folly 2a. from the prises of this day ae'onight. Barley as beams. Oats and shelling steady. Beans with out varLition. Arrivals this week : —Wheat, 11,734; Oats, 37; bar ley, 32S ; Beans, 223; Linseed, 113 qrs. • • - Ltvitaroor.„ JULY 8.-The week's arrive& of grate, Intel, sad Sour from Ireland 'Ltd coorawire are light, bat from abroad we hove a Mir supply: of wheat, 22,79; qrs.,-viz., from Rotterdam, 1,616 qrs.; beats parte. 4.919 qrs.; Alexandria and Jaffa, 10 736 lire.• Odessa and Galata, 4,400 qrs.; from France, 1,120 qr.., with 4,343 socks of Sour. e have also 3,033 barrels Sear from the United Mates. The import of Indian awn is 19, 1 ,03 qrs., and the export 14,013 qrs. The grain trade during the week has an improved ap. pearanee, and several rpemlatlve purchases have been made at ad vanung rams. These wee • good attend inee of buyers at our market this morning, and we experienced a healthy demand for wheat, et en advance on last Tuesday's price of M. to 3d. per bushel on Danzig, and 4d. per bushel on all uretul red: some parcels were taken to hold over; fine Roam* red wheat brought Go. est. per 70164. French flour was likewise le. Will. rd per sack 6A- Ifer. Grinding barley improved 3d. per bushel, and pirating peas Is. per quarter. (Jul., oatmeal, and beans were held tor full prices, and were scarcely so easy to buy. Indian corm WWI rd. to la, per quarter higher, and foe Amerind yellow was not to he bought under 275. W. per 4601 M.; the sales however were unimportant. The following are the quotations;- Wheat, Raglan per 701b5., red, Gs. Od. to Gs. W.; extra, 66.3 d. to Gs. t 4.; white, he. 3d. to Gs. 64. ; extra, 6s. c 4. to 6s. 9d.; Irish, red, sa. 6.1. to 3.. 164.; extra, 3e. 10d. to 6s. Id.; white, kg. 9d. to 6s. Od.; extra, 65.0 d. to 6s. 32. }inky, Scotch and Disk_ per 601 6 5., 24.9 d. to 3a, Od. Malt, per qr., English, pb, Dn. to 325. ; frisk &W. to 43.. Oita, per 45th.., Eng:iais and tfootch, 2s. ed. to 2.. 10d.; WeWl„ la. 34d. 'to 2a. 642. •' Inak, fine sorts,2s. dol. to 2s. 7d.; general, Gee sorb, 2s. ed. to b. 3d. ; bans, per qr., English, 27a. to 31s. ; Scotch and Irish, per 4801b5., 235. to 244. Pees, per qr., SaigUsh, white, 22e. 6d. to As. 6d. Flour, per 28elba., Engage and Irish woods, 26a. to 27a • foe, 275. to .9..; superfine, 295. Od. to 31.. Od.; extra, 33e. Oil. t o Ms. Gd. Oatmeal, per load of 249th.., Irish, 1849, lls. Od. to 21s. 6d.' Yes. ed. to 21s. Od.; Can-olio , old, 20.. Od. to 21a. Od. Bran, per 24105., 10d. to Is. Forefgn : Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., red, 34. 841. to Go. Od.; white, Ga. ad. to 6s. 641.; United States, red, 6.. Od. to Os. 3d. • white, 6.. G ,( to 6s. ; Dantzin mixed and red, 3P. 9d. to 6.. 21.; high gnized,64. 10d. to 7s. 4d.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 6e.tore. Id. ; Rhenish, Se. 10d. to 6e. 24.; Rip and Petersburg, red,3s.3d. to 7d.; Archangel, Ss. Id. to 3s. W.:Meese, common. led, 34.6d.t0 UAW. ; Polish, 36.34. to 3s. 64.; French, Spanish, and Italian. red, Sr. rd. to Geod.; white, Is. I Id. to 64.3 d.; &maid and Marianopull, red, 1..64. to 3a. 1041.; Egyptian., UAW. to 4s. 3d. • Mediterranean, ex., hard, red, 4s. 9d. to se. 3d. Rye, per qr., Rattle, Ile., les. to 245. Barter, per 601 h., grirSing, 2s. 9d. to Ils. Od - . Oat.. per 431 b., 2e. ed. to 2.e. 10d.; Rieman, 2.. 6d. MU. 7.1. 8e..., per qr., European, 24a to 275. • Egyptian, per 4601 b., 21s. W. to 225. Od. Peal., per qr. Mills, Re m white, 235. to ites.;,(baadiaa, Ile. Od. to 21s. Flour, per ML of 1961 6 ., Canadian, sweet, 225. Od. to 235. Od. ; C.S. Western Canal, sweet, 21a.Gd. to 235. 64. ; tehlo, 23*. Od. to 249. 62. ; l'lnladelphis and Baltimore, mem, 22a. telt° 24a; Canadian, @our , lid. to 215.• French, super. Sae, per sacked 280 16 5., 326.04. to 144.6 d. Indies Con4per 4801b.,Aroe. glean, white, 275. Od. to 265. Od.; yellow, 265. W. to ..7e. Od.; Euro. peon, yellow, 275. Od. to 27.. W. Indian Cora Meal, per 1961 b., Ib. W. to lie. Arrivals and exports from the :ad to the 6th July in. elusive ' into Liverpool ;-Wheat, 22,996 qrs.; Barley, 1,719; Malt, 2,729; Oats, 3,562; Rye, 1,500; beans, 4,124; Corn, 19,003 ; Indian Cora Meal, 2 barrels; Oatmeal, 902 sacks; Flour, 6,311 sacks, end .5,033 brls. Exports to Ireland -IA heat, 706 qrs.; Rye, 9304 beano, 20; Indian Corn, 13,973; WWI Cora beat, bet MM.; Flour, 504 tacks and ule irtru. July 9.—A very short supply of Wheat to-day, which met • free sale, at an advance of fitly 2s. to Ss. per qr.; Elbe. to 6.1101 L, 43a. to 435. ; fine d 465. ; white ' CA.. per or. to the growers. Oats, 401bs. to 421 be.„ la. to Ilk. le an., 265. to 275. NEWCASTLE, Jell 9.—The weath.r to day is gloomy, and duces not appear to be settled. Our market opened to-day by factors demanding an advanced 2s. per qr. on Wheat, which Irma realised by the millers, and only is. per qr. upon last Saturday's rates establiA 43a. per qr. weighed 631 b. per barrel being the top price lot the best Norfolk red Wheat. Floor was Is. per ark dearer, up to 31s, being procured for the bat marks of Yarmouth ho and 30s. for lair quality. In bye, Beans, and Pees we observe no c . Grinding Barley th-m. Oeta were nate more inquired after... PLiitoveli, July 9.—Owiest to the rise in prices lone for Wheat, we have had • bilk market here to-day, and sales were made et It. to Is. Od. per qr. advance. Millers have risen the price of Flour to 325, first, and 36.. for second qualities per sack. Summate. July J. -- Oar therksi i 0 day wag vegY scantily aopphed with Wheel, and the attendance of tanners was limited. The trade however was brisk, and prices advaneed Se. to 3s. per qr. above last week's currency. The supply of Barley was limited, foe which there was as increased demand, and last week's prices were exceeded lb. per qr. Oats, Beans, and Fess were also a better sale, and run of prices was in favour of the holder. Quotations as lot. tered Wheat, white, 43e. to 435. ; red, 40e. to 43v. Best Barley, 2h.; middling, Ifs, to 235.; inferior, 18e. to 20e. Beans, Egyptian. 2sa. to 30a English, old, Sys , to 40s. Fess, 2de. to 30s. per qr. Malt, 6s 6 4. to ;a. per biota Tares, 4a. 6,1. to Se. Flour, Zia. to 33.. per sack. CATTLE, &c.—CussTaa /Ala.—At this fair on Friday there was a good show of all kinds of stock, and a tolerable amount of Dinneen was transacted. Fat Bracts fetched from 3d. to 3td. per lb., but milking and store stock went off at very low prices. Of Bbeep the supply WAS moderate; fat 01161 sold at about 3d. per lb. There were a good many store Pip, which sold at fair prices. In the Horse fair Ent-rate cart Horses soid well, and a good deal of bus(ocss was generally done in Hones of other descriptions. ROTHllitiAlt, July B.—We have a good supply of Beasts to-day, but not of an average quality, being mostly rough grass Beef. Having a good attendance of buyers, anytking of a better description is readily taken at lull priors. Sheep arem batter supply and of prime quality, sod having many buyers, arc readily sold at rather better rates. Beef, Ss. to b. 9d.; Verne, Cs. to 66. bd. per stone. Mutton, aid. to ljd.; prime, lid. pa lb. . - • - - Baldest:air, July 9.—There was a short supply of Beasts today, which consisted of some eery excellent oxen and prime heifers. The attendance of buyers wee numerous, which resulted Us an ani mated trade, and everything was readily disposed of at an advance of Gd. is 9d. per mom. The supply of Mutton and Limb was large; tbe trade was firm, and late quotations were in sumo Instances emended. Very few hes. y icoeep remained over. The Veal trade was alsobrisk, end the prices of Out market day were well sustained. In Pills veil little business was transacted, and prices on the decline. Dent rap were in short supply. 01 Beef, es. id. to 9s. per some. Ileifer, 7s. 6d. to M. Cow, Gs. ed. to re. Wedier Mutton, 54d. to 6d. per lb.; G coar 9d. se, t el 6s. o 3 per Lam,Laßed. Pd. Dead Pigs, l'ork, and Bacon, a. o Pd.on to CIIIIRCII OF ENGLAND SELF-BUPPOETING VILLAGE SoOtivv.—Yestarday a public meeting was held at Wallies Rooms, King-street, St. James's, for the purpose of present ing the prises offered by the committee (or the three best essays by clergymen upon the objects of the above society, the Hou. Arthur Kinnaird in the chair. The proceedings having been opened by a prayer, the chairman stated that if the promoters of this society bad received the sad intelligence of the death of the Luke of Cambridge at an earlier period than yesterday morning, they should have considered it their duty, as a mark of respect to the late prince, to postpone the present meeting. In the death of his royal bights. m the poor bad lost 'sincere hiend. During the lest few years he (the chairman) had had many opportunities of conversing with the Duke of Cambridge, and he bad always found him deeply interested in the welfare and happiness of the labour lag poputation of this country. The object of this meeting was to award prises to .those : gentle men who had written the three best emays upon the prinelpiss of this sosiaty, end to naive a report from the emerald* TWOMMAIME the conditiou and program of the insanities. The esemeery reed the report, whisk stated that the moiety desired to raise a sum of 40,0001. (or pre meds( the religious, mersk said general improvement of the working dyers, by kinimg sdablislummts of 300 families oa the Lad, ead iondiaistr sgrionderal with mimmihniteratti employment ger their own binge. The report having been received she t hew pel (Wlddi had been awarded by ?dr. J. Me L Isamu el Obi isidtsties) were a sit delivered to tie :--1101. le the Bey. H. Smith; ender shaglels' trr iabam rkhoint Priem OWL to the Roo. W. B. Ady, LA., visor of Llttle:Dadoiew; -. io the Her. IL 8. Finek D.A., of IL Jeans% Choinforroed, 81toreditsh. The talaremil respesdesly acknow ledged the bast wed epee dooms; sad a vote of thaaks hariai bM penal to Kr. llforgew wed ethers who had wrest tismssivss is behalf of the society, the meeting erperatod. w. N.W. N.W. N.W. ti.W. N.N.W. N. NW. W. tive - noTt airtast ovona4 811IPPING INTIILLI .O.E. (pm. es, orreararlaeme. ► Ow " etteertac ________ essetta,•• Ny.iy e , 1,4 CASUALTIES. Achilles, fmm Cadiz, was wrecked on Feb. 21, at Sse Si dwoerr,eortde,camt hoicellaarldrioTnacidoi.n T si t t ne e r .ide% .ar.u,i2tc24l - w.e total,y lost in a few hour, 14 Defiance, Davie, of Cardigan, from Liverpool to ILri t crats • leak off Besehy Read yesterday, and f,„„ ndited! rew savad.—bowsr, July 8. Victoria (British brig), Whit, which sailed from og t h e , boor with a cargo of guano for Liverpool, grouged qr*:ir. English Bank on the night of the hth uh. 10am,., 1:.4 after grounding she sprang a look, and was abeadon4 4 her crew, who landed at Moats V140 .. -- Bllliths A April 20. ffisr 1114ULS. Hamburg .................... Raba ..................... Lisboa ...................... Pane ...................... lolls ail Southampton ........ India viA Houseflies ............ Boston and Ha1ifax............ Meaino and Havannas ........ West India ................ Brasil ........................ ARRIVED. Arada-at Falmouth, July 8, (frost ... ADOI,III-off Deal, July 9, from. ......................... MAL/Mk-off Falmouth , July 8, from ' ''''''''''''''''''' Ate-at Gravesend, July 8, fr0m..,,,,,,, , ...... . ******************** A. G. Hroo-at Gravesend, July 9, from . A...ores-at Liverpool. July 9, fro's_ ********** Brio ar-off Dover, July 8, from ********************** Bova-at Hull, July 8, from *.************************** Bamos-st Gloster, July 7, from- .............. Bs/LOMA-at Bristol, July 9, BOOTHIA/ -off Deal, July 8, from ................... Boaram--off Deal, July 8, from . . -** Barman Isoss-in the Chanel, July 7, from.. ..... . Baum, WILAZIA-at Gravesend, July 9, Buournecn-at Gravesend, July 8, from ....... • Clasen-at Gravesend, July 8, from ................... Cort.ova-at °remand, July 9, from _ ... *** C. Couresoo-at Oravevend, July 9, from ............ tiro- Deal. JW7 .. ....... ..... Cursorma.-off Deal, Jay 8, rrom Coe am se Illeranava-at Falmouth, J. • Coarsen-a Faversham, July 1, from Cat-at Portienouth, July 8, from ........... ........ Cauacraces-at Deal, July 9, from ............. . Ciormar-at Liveri July 9, from ..... Comioroorms-off mirpool, July 9. from . . • thossnaca-at Liverpool. July 9, ....... Doh Ax Oramend, July 9, h Worman -at Gravessed, July 9, from . ..... Dos Arrosoo-off Dal, July 6, from Dana-at Plymouth, July 8, from ................. DAMINO-at Queen.town, July 7, horn ............. Deana -off lialrombr, July from (hriel-at Deal, July 8 Emirs. -at Boma, July 7, from ELLS/ STIFIFAXT -at Liverpool, July 9, from__ , ELIZA KILLICZ-Off Liverpool, July k KNPIILIbTaIIt -at Liverpo ol, July 9, from KIM A -St Gravesend, July 8, from Fromm-at Gravesend, July 9, from FAMKT-of DOW, July 8, from Frotors-at Linwood, July 9, from FoIitSATO-Off De July 6, horn re FIN A -at Poole, July 8, from Ilr.aorsa -at Liverpool, Jul, 9, from .... Hazes-at Hull, July 8, from listotz - off Weymouth, July 8, from . II rusa-at Gravesend, July 9, from floor-at Gravesend, July 9, from. ........ . Joista-alGraresed, July 9, f. urn Joris Aso Eiassoa-at Grimed, July 5, lr JACK .ox-at Deal, July 5, from .... . . ...... Jour Itaritin,-at Liverpool, July 9, fr en . ... Junta Bess-at Liverpool, Ju:r 9, from Kum roar ACOCST -Off Deal, ' July S. horn KilloaDUWX-off E1e.,1, July 9, from Km oases -at Gravesend, July 9, from . . LomOON Paver -at Gravesend, July 9, fr.m. Lseara„-at °ramrod, July 9, :rom Lonste-at Gramma, July .4, from . . ... . Lrnso Aus-at Liverpool, July s, from ...... Lecca-.t Falmouth, July 7, from Lira-at Falmouth, July 7. Freon Miasod-at Coors, July e, from MAILOARATra-Off Deal, Jury I, ........ NI moor sa-at Portsmouth, July 8, Iran M tor Ivo-at Qumnstown July 7 from M• 111. ILLIT-4/ Gravesend, Ju.y 9, from Puma:a-at Graresesti, Jul. Y, from Essora-at Gravesend, July 9, from Rartu..-at Crimped, July 9, from . ..... Itarro-at Gravesend, July 8, from Bosuns-at Liverpool, July 9, from armour-at Hull, July 4. from DT. ViscurT-at Bristol, July 9, from . ......... Seorta-at Goole, July 8, from ... Mll.llllkelTi-at Plymouth. July s, from lecntosai -at Queenstown, July 7, from ....... . SliTaka-at Graveseod, July 8, from ST. Fascism-at Graresent July s from Scasou--rat Grafted. July 9, fr om DON era Morrsrr -at Gravesend, July 9, from SARAN AND ELJAAFTH-at Grave.end, July 9, from Sean -at Gravesend, July 9, from Prate-at Lfferpool, July 9, from Tees. Wares-at Liverpool, July 9, from Tuxivo Iracur -at Gravesend, July 9, from 8 AIL E D. Amex Baowx—from Ourdiff, July 7, to ALITANI , T4—tram ard4 July , to Avvverraa —front Dartmouth. July 5, to Bacsarm—from Gravesend, July 9, to Courmai—front Gravesend, July 9, to CIIT ur 60111IIIIMM—from Gravesend, July 9, to C.a.vonstima —front Cardiff, July 7, to Cum. Jaaa—front llartlepuol, July 5, to Ohielda, July 8, to Eauui—from Liverpool, July 9, to EAGLII.WINU—frm Liverpool, July 9, to Euo—froot Liverpool, July 9, to °mann —from Gravesend, July 9, to Ilanwa—from Hull, July 8, to loan J. Ressu.s.—from litivesersl, July By Irttl+A Mraao—from Grarownd, July 9, to LADY FITTHIEIBIELT—frons Bristol, July 9, to Masuarrair—front Liverpool, July 9, Yaws—from Liverpool, July 9, to Manta—from Granwrul, July 9, to ?Isom—from Plytu mh, July 7, to Narrcirva—from Gravesend, July 9, to .. Osruer—from Urrrpool„ July 9, to Panicerow—from Liverpool, July 9, to ... Puorowns—from Gravesend, July 9, to . Pastiews —from Newport, July 8, to Poact PIN o—trom Slued; July 6, to ........... Qtay..v TU F. W WIT —from Ilwrpoul. July Input—from Graoeseml, July 9, to slit it. Prat—from Graverend. July • .. swirr—from Dartmouth, July 8, to Samoisait Cams—horn Balcombe, July s, . swl.t. bhirlds, July 9. to ... . . Wasuriorost Jarmo—from Loorpool, ?, • VIIMELB SPOKEN Wll 3. Dui , * (vhil 3 ). for Sy(tory, May 1, lat. N . . • : I 441.1. trout Trierte for LiverpocL Lr,v. for Part:edam May 24, lat. 19.20, ton. • : Laor Latsoao, tor Va/parai.o, lat. 6.31 N., •.,•• WT0K13144 from Liverpool for Thiladelphi4, •.• , • [Advertimement.)—Tits Foci la . Costemerantc Eluars.--Firstly, a good r strop—thirdly, good Soap—fourthly, a . • these are to be obtArted, of the ben And t, • . of RitttS and HONS, who can stromer mcornmeni vetted Railway liazor; their dtron, a:CI their Pearl *haring Page, tVALltiftllly Ofdlted 11,1.1:1 hither; and their medium hidgene-h-iir recommend tmeeters to tr..pert the:r Rowan Prerein,F. metal= the largest number of coneenienivo in the sta.... Addrese, Rom and Som,_ll9?nd 110, BishoppeateAtnet, _ LAdverussment.j—KlNOW . OßMA, SCOW:UT li• sk etsenoaa, iwn OTIMI Say HOLUM •• • MINT .4•,1 , t•. —1n the Eaet divaiieg of the Aim • • prevalent among the DelVt 6, and holloware ointment and 1 • been moot stioarrafuav u*d to aric.y of caeca rho : Moftteeilite Inataneee that o.:Le ampleyid in ',a ee:.,' , ...!• who was afflicted with asyriada of ritutwenni, Meerut dAttOr.., an I prOtltt.ell to dea air the p :n even u nder peony hettawav'e Hr.* and eansitent and In a month he was perfecily reetarel !obi• l‘emer he don and eleanlimee of A.m.—Sold he all dra.trana, mod at ereferrur 110110wers eatablAs uent, 244. Str.dol, Leaden. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Wit tILS, 3, a: ll.ul • •• • •••-. Lainhurgb, . 6. C awn. DOIDOE.:-July 3, at Bidefer,l, the wife ' Mr. J. C. C. street, of • son. FY FE.—Joly 4, at Mount.p irk. Gr.vnoes, Mr*. M • ll• Fr .. of 111.CULLOCIL—July S , at London-street, l...llo:•unth, Mr*. J. loch, of a daaghter. I(ILFORD.—JuIy 7, at Lot!e M.idlord, Perot,.rs••, Mr.. F. 311. ford, of a son. ROBERTSON.—JuI y .5, at Lyardosh.strect. )17.. A. tertian, of a son. TOO/K.—July 4, at the Vicarage, Paylicathurr, MN. 0. of a daughter. 1;14 17 Alt. i ' 1 ; 4 ! 4 T aly Ci MARRIAGES. BALFOM—PATON.—JuI;;;IT3I;;;;; Cr.o. R. Balfour. It .dn. Army, to tkorgina lklen, youngest daughter of ea: Mien, Esq. BANNATTNE-11.1118--Jaly 3, at Renfrew, by the Be'. Pr. M.I .r. lane, 31r. J. liantutyae, Glasgow, to Ebartbeth, uoly daugt:er o: Mr. W. Barr. 31`1.1BEN—WCORKLE.—July 3, at Cledo.etreet, Part 1`..r. 1 ... Glasgow, by the Res. Mr. M•Corkle; of at. Nauru% Mr.. t. M•Larea, Glasgow, to Eliaabetts, yuunfoet daughter of A. NI% o.- kle, Esq. 1114EILL—LOUDON.--Jely 3. at Backbit! House. the Bev. 0. Laden, Inserante, A. ..'Neill, Batavia. we of the N. Ilf.bleol, leq. at Ardesehro.o, isabdia Kw* eldest daturhuse of W. Loudon, Eeq., R.N. WOLCOIT NIEVENA.—JuIy 4, at the Cathedral, Easter, I y :he Re,. 0. J. Damn., Fellow at Etas Colkse, J. u. w o kutt. Deirombire. to Anne Eleanor, daughter of the 30..t0.11- deems M. Sterna. DEATHS. DALDOCK.—JuIy 3, Mr. S. 11,14.10 ck, 'past siml at. CtIII'BELL--.lu l y 3. at Miothetetreet, Greenaok, Ca:benne 11, cry, with of Mr. J. Quapbell. COWAI4.--Atty 4. at Corethlll„ near Ayr, Alm Cowan, the late W. Cbwaa, Nig, d ConiebilL 3, at Rath.etreet, Mary, relict at the J. Mamie, of Devonshire, wed 13. nogy.—Joky 3, Hithard, intact eon of Mr. 0. Flory, St. IN.:iePy ipswieh. JARDIAIN. — JoIY 4. at Me-an& Esq., late at Branthath, aged It. WLKOD.—JaIy 4. at 5a..4a4.80444, thnensely Marian NVAlarres What davetWcpt Mr. C. Il'Le4l. 0050R14.--July 4. Mabsib ma it ur. s. cakes, of sc- ce legaC4. twwloh, . Is. , Ipswich, J. Jgrm iiintel inesse strwr, jad ia te iss r b"". orsiest agy VU=amst • 1 • I •1 ir4 U 4 • • ' • 1 h. SIM