The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-17 00:00:00

H the different Meltrs of shareholders, sad repreeented to Ibis meeting by the audit oommittm am be properly and usefully adopted by ties 00/Ipsay sad &meta% end that web stainless. cossist of the M ls wing perms : •• sy. et•Seliel 1. Liverpool ; Jos. C. Rwevt, ditto ; O. Mescleester ; Jas. Jame, Bristol ; Jobs lirr hi r oen Ideviee , l, Nyds.park ; Mem, Weser* , ; Pterrep Evalephall. Semidry; Wm. Ramat, TM" Esee. , ea 4 rapt. Porter, R.N., Cork Meet." 21111 reeeletiee was aimed to. Mr. WILLIAMS edited to know what was to be dose with hi. mbolrei ritemelisig the light mid pat from the Asir. • PROPRIETOR wished t. knew whether emetry beakers mode may charge for Hein sovereign,. The CHAIRMAN said Wes was plenty of time to weigh them ie country plums. Ia the large tows/ they 'barged. TM CHAIRMAN mid Um sell had beets nosh ilmfuldwd. sod was la rause olefin further dimimition. Mr. R. GLADSTONE asked whether they were peening forward the Leemiegios sad Rugby line, sad whether the time was fiord for its amain ? The CHAIRMAN mid that no time bed been tined for its emaing. Negetiatiom we» Still: in program. TM moues was negatived, sad *asks having bins voted to the ehairmaa and dimwits. the promodingetanduated. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE RAILWAY. TM half-yearly meting of this company tack place yesterday as the Easton thatlas. Sir fiLlitlf VIIIOIIIT t►e shale._ • . Mr. WATKINS, the secretary, read the report, whisk was to the *Wowing divot:— : The aceemsts whisk aseempaey this report show that the sem of 1.033 ha/. 6.. 64. has bees noticed is sells, I:aes, to , and that 11121,7904 6s. 104. km hoes expended on the sesetruction of the railway. Taw direeton are happy to ansousee that the bill fee • deviation of the line homier' Isliw end Cratere4 received the royal meat es the 17th May lest. sad *entity contrasted or the work' mitherieed by that to he cesaructed on the fed August, es eatiefaMery terms: ease of the conditioss be* that the Use fres Islip to the Besbury torupike-read, within 23 mike of Oa fore. shell be ready for opening es the let November neat. lo eccordasee with the feumui u to that erect, oes ye peal to their last report, the We mem Wembley to Bashery tea weed, tamer the managemest of the London sad North "festers Company, for pawner train:, cc the lst May last ; mad it is r..w toiling used she for geode and mias mic Tan station accosiemdatioa for the header kind d trade, however, is net gait* completed, but it is rapidly procerdieg. The d•r. eters propose to qmet the Oohed Hs* as taros Islip es the 16 I bent. seer, sad to spa hither to the Hisheiry read es the let NOVIIINOWS sort The recasts/lee of v.e line will be completed and *posed wady in the gam. IBM el 1661; and ewes es thistles boss awed the formal leas of the usdertekieg to the Londe. amid North Company be duly needed, am d the residers of this essr..pany will thencshrth receive oat of the fuses of the lending company the el:videad guaranteed to them by their act of pa/Named. The directors have to report a threatened viola:Soh of the Orford and Rugby Aet, 1846, peedstlieial to the idereeted this company, • 'ladies all the mere is be deprecated as it seems to have bee muntesenced by per mission d the railway elmmiselosere, gives possibly soder • misapprekession of the cireitmeteases. The diensors have remonstrated with the railway commiesumers, and have sga.n urged upoa the Great Westas Company the prepare woe of those memo otjunetioti. sad faciiities for interchange of midi: which parkland provided fur. Hitherto, how ever. an paid,e notions boys taken place." The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the report, sal ie answer to questions from various prevision, stated that the dirsctors would use their best es dea.oare to secure the coming out of the obvious is- Motion of parliament, in reforests to the pages, without intoning soy utintentary eapesse in litigation, and he hoped that the (i:rat Wettors 'Wong Compasy wool! ba reduced to a-sut thus is brioging about se de tinkle • result. The report having been received sad adopted, Mr. R. Carter and Maier J. Klaus were re-appointed auditors for the ensuing half you. Thanks were thee voted to the Chairman. sad Mao to the ILT Mr. Freemantle (;or his ITSUaliOall service. Of chaplain on the hoe of the company's works), and to Mr. Watkins, the sectetmy. The meeting then separated. DUNDEE AND PERTH RAILWAY. A. adjourned meeting of the shareholders of the sad Perth Itt.iway Company was held era Tuesday, in their office, Yesmen Shore, for the purpose of considering the report by the committee of investiploa, and other busi ness. Lo►d KINYAIRD, the dein= of the cemparty, was called upon t.) preside. The report basing been adopted, The other basin's:, which was merely soviet., was ismai mcody agreed to and after vatee of thanks to Lad Kis asi-d sod the committee of isvestigation, the means. separated. NAVAL Toinntorra, Arorst 16.—Tee Stromboli, st. sloop,' want out of Winer yesterday (mounts, atd tailed for the Down, whom sin is to await further orien. The then• hoist. et. guard nip. also, yesterday, watt cut of harbour,' to Spithsad, when site remains awaiting order. The rit,vernente of then two ships have been very secretly eon dotted, but their ultimate &litigation Is supposed to he the Scheldt. The Niger, st..sloop, sailed ibis morning for Devouport eau C,eat .4 Africa. Bbe wss paid adveses at this port retinas. Nautilus, exercisiag brig. arrivod this annum from llyntouto, and rename at Spitheod with R:11 a brie. Dragon is to be reported ready on alb init. --- CHATHAM, Aro L'ST 16.—Tbe Tiger, steam sloop, arrived bete from the Themes *a the 13 It init., having bad her mscbinery fitted ; she will be u ken iato d.ek, and be bray/lit inward for service. The Cutnberland, 70 gun., is mgriesing very fast in her risgina and fittings as a sea rrng ship. Sae is to hi the ordinary guard ship at this port, and when ennpleted„ the Captain Superintendent, Captain Peter Richird., C.B . will hoect his flag on board as a servieesWe line-of-haWe'hip. The Admiral,' hare °edited the period of service in the theityardi of the 141111,12 riggers to be extended to three years, instead of 18 months Sias herstokre. - - - Woohwtcn, *togas 16.—The Lot's or the Admiralty roared by the North Kent Railway this day ea aa official with to Combats end Sheerness. Their steam yacht the Black Eagle, blaster C anniandieg S. B. Cook, left Wool. with yesterday for Chatham to await the ~rival of their lordships sad y them to Showman—Bras vd, at. sloop, has bees rigged, end is now 6:ting is the Buis.—Osyser, at. v., recently gaol Q 2 hers, is rapidly Wag lot num- Lajas. Nasal. Carat Mahrthi.—A court martial mumbled ea board 11.11.8 Impregnable, at Davenport, oa Thunday, for the trial of Finn Limousin's 'ennui Charles Symonds, of the Itiyal Marius, ma mune is 11.M.5. Triage:dee. The following was the charge Is that the said First Lieutenant Jalapa Charles Symonds, of Her ISleleaty's Rry►l Mar:nes, while borne on the books of 11.11,3. View in eommi•eioa, did sot on the 4th of April, 1160, re turn to the said ship, then being a the harbour of St. lags, de Cube, Until aft., 11 iic:ock, p.m., of t►at day, whereas ha ought to have renamed on board of the said ship by sight nciock is the swamp of the day. Staved charge—Fee that t►e said First L'out. Jannyn C. Symonds while so bona as aforesaid, sad when be returned to t►. ship after 11 Wank, p.m., of the salt: day as aforesaid, did force his way *aloud of the said ship w►oa ordered by the ofilcer of the watch and the untry ow the gangway of said ship to keep off. Several of the abuts bemire, to the Triencomalee having given memos to tulip tat or both clauses of the c►arts.—The psi soast, its defence, stated Mat I. had no intention to disobey ceder', and had, uniostusamly, aced wider • mietake, believing that the seder to keep off from the ship had boos gives in j•et by one of the Fle iso stated that he hod bees four mouths a floo mesas of w►ich ha had been kept in cleft asminemeat. Three witnesses were galled for the defence, es peeve that Mr. Symonds had the impression, whips he staled la We speech, sad had bees coahaed as be represeateL Mast oonsltalloa the court decided that the pramer be in tonic two years, sad be severely reprimanded. PRIZE ILONIY. Mom Yet WOW. Gaugh.) THE DOLPHIN AND August 7.—Notice .1r bee h t;;bigTveikTo tM eieew eat gni liojestre trigentiae Dolphin, mai beta dews of Mr Malady's sloop Szout, that an edema of forage beasty received for tie capture of the aportids emLoate4 Wens, on the 19th at Apnl, 1837, and sesionsed for 'illicitly cranking is shoes, Ida be deposited is die registry of the High Crum of A& stinky, agreeably to aet of parliamaeta.—Fasausici Hoops, Agent, 16, fiarreratreds Btraad. Tits Ilium.— Weetialaster, Assiut 16.—Notles is hereby given to the officers tad sompaales of her Majesty's nip Ogren, Themes C%sloner, But., Commander, sad Bit ters, Trams(' fl , pe, El., Commander, who were actually present (la company with her *demi', ship Penelope), at tbe capture of Me Polka, a the th August, 1848, that they may receive them respeetive shares of the bounties grimed for the mid otaptered vessel, on Monday the Rod September non', at No 14, Greet Oeorge-street, Westmin ster. where me socialised Ilium will be cc called foe Mine months: L F. d. Bevurl dams 31 ! 1 1 7 9 /I VW din .."......" 1 0 1° Thi dam rd p.,urthcLign ......... 3 9 9 19gikes. .. 3 13 11 9,11.9 clus Huai clam &meth clan l 14 10 71ir 1 ssatli simii . ..—.. • • I BA u.sTr, Rom I NOON. ••• ON AVMs- Ist (et Om/MOO ant d F. Ofi-The Deo. A. J. O. roosostory to be sem sod best, ler 111111, the nogloom root.; J. Y. Damon% to to tea. sad 11. at.,pm W, tke 1.. lox, mom. Ootttoom Vogt of F. Ode. literfti J. Fort of ere Armen, 0.C.11., toot Mb IF., to wed., olio PIM marshal to Nara 111slisses tratltrodoetelt. Doke Omit lage, ILO. and o.c.s. sod i . deoessod. 7th F.-Noo. H. E. Ilnoosar. trot nth F, to be lieut., Ity per, she Wtlesti prow II th V.-0. Iheme. rot.. tots mt, by per, be Wise, plow T.-14rut. bon Rh 7 to be Parilia..lollll. -Unto. rpm 1.-p.; J. A. nu m. tall.. tah ono El Carem t y NR LET: t Or t .too l tote. mh to be solletweele., oleo ow. vice nu T.-11. C. Comm, rot. to to di AM F.-E. L. Ilowoarm, sm.. to be or, to Mt F. Elehr.-Ileut..om. 11. Lard Downs, [.C.I, Etat 110 to the Coldotreem ei.eleitbeliert el 17444 wi. to like Ihte. Ouse& 3tee P. C. coot. to bo too.gi tiso Comad7.= lab It —Ea& IL Leaner, tem 3 k., to be ese., Tice pers. 38th F.—Rae. C. I. AMMAR to to ow, by Oar., vie, Watkir, oa. Mb pr I.—H. C. 14I" S. b be ems., by par, vice HAIM, pram. - Ta 4114 V.—Oest..Collet P.M. Omen; hos the it. MU. Ca, to be ow., by per. vise Wm* prom • the Hes. It. IL Ilusw to be as, by pew. Wee Formby, prZia. ; CAL Was, pat. to be we, per.. Wee Peout. pea. 1.--The Mos. /L J. ateacore to be em. by rm., Vas Light, rem ; J. Toros, hem the 13th Lt Dress, to be curl. who nth. last W.OWAST. lest. tabs we.. by per. Wee News, plan. Eset 126.4 11.-2. em se, gent. to be ewe.. by row, vim lambert , ono to the SIM T. 14th Te—Wejon•Gea. W. A. GOILDOr, C. 8., to be eel, the Lord Devise. Epp. le We 19th F. 0101 F.— o . 4ollllenhal Me Sept 1201weee Fem. Aim Animas Charlie Mb meek Deis d Maw" Mow of IhroCelmei wed Gob& L.O. ILT., ti.P. 0.C.11., awl 0.C140, 1e be asa.art, jesso;wl hie loyal Diehasse Or Dube or X.O. O.CJL mad 0.C.M.0., dee. • LiouL 0. Itasays le le a. = per.. Tee &ism, who Teti. ; Bee -Lieut. P. O. Itesewes to be keg int, by par., rise Wood U.S. Et to be lest that. by wt. Wee 0-20210 . .wbe NW; Its. U.S. Km 0. 2. Leoot. tea the Priper, _to be see. Wet. Wee Tkedeier ; Lieut. C.C. limo. Dom the Rift bIIP4 .to bo sew lint., Wee Bowies. filed I.—Liust. I. A. Y. Fiteemult, from L.,. Nth F. to be lint, wee idzwes, app. mart. • lloa. W. U. XUrsiolwr Wing amiss Itsaki 111 1e.160 nth 64th P. apt. T. Alleslol2oX, host the 56th F., to to wept vim C. Paths" who Mo. is si the 3Gth F. 69th V.—Aottas Asokt..torip 0. A. Tt axocu. to bo , Wee La Freda, app. to the 14th F. 1111th 7.—P. Oratroarnt, pot, to be eta, by gr., 'riot lialybartoo, om to the 37th T. U. Mumma to be Os, by par.. Wee Diller, pron. nod V.—J. C. Sksworr, goet., to boom, by per., Vat Ber Was, ?Oh P.-11olsoOsa. A. TWAVON. C. 8., to be col.. oho MoXe-Oos. Ott A. Conoco. 1LC.8., dec. 79th V.— ONO. Coast P. Paatiteet, from lb, loyal MI. Col., to bo is., by par., vim Oroat., prom. 10th V.-I,l*-JkifT, J. Ow?, from the kb P., to be latlist.-ests., Wee UM, app. to the 65th Y. not V.—X. 't. Ocint, peat., to be is,., ty por, vice Cordon, prom 34th F.—Amitt,Oorg. J. T. Lc Poona, Iron Mb V., to be atle t.—dasiet..arg. D. d. E. Bus, from Pak F., to be ems. via Beaman" app. to feth F. 88th F.-0. Weimar, pat, to be am, by par., Mee brvirs. app. to 70th V. 91st F.—trivet I. IL Casemate, from IM West India lap., to be I eat . Tioll Iterisgra, pranoted Ca W. B. Snares Bo be by par., vim Hata. A. IL O. st.la hr, who ram 93ad Y.- -J. M. Masai" pat., to be at.., by pa., Moe Ea, appalled Blab F. r.—trea. 2. Boma be adjutant, Moe Balm prom. ad West Idalletp—Bea. It B. Cameros, bone 91st F., be be last, with per, Mae Wall, who raga. Banner.— ape B. C. latuicaos. C. 8., of the 800. I UM Company's denim, to bate the Meal molt of heat.-mL is the M ama Maass. Eases n lathe Gosetteof 9th hat —73 IF. For Capt. tbeHowier.Vis ewe ii. C. Taormina" to be major, by per., me Yea, rood apt. 111011. P ST. VUICIST H. C. TIMIAJDOS to be ZION, by par., vile 1.. SPORTING. YORK AUGUST MEETING. The prograrame of WI; mesuy, like the Cordwood one, is us extensive to admit of our giviag it It detail. An outline of the engagements, however, will suffice to show that pints of raterestiog sport may be anticipated. Fran DAY (Wednesday nest).—The Dander Stakes, for which the harms have yet to be sassed. The Keane mire S.Sakes, foe 4 sr-olds, In which The Flying Du churn is engaged. The Yorkshire Oaks, 49 sobs. A Post Produce Stakes of 100 soya. each, toe 3 'colds, 3 tube. The Prince of Walt: S..aken f.r 2 yr-olde. 29 cabs ; England's Glory the favourite. The Colt Sapling Stakes for 2 yr-olds. 3 subs. The 30 sues. Stahel, in waich Mildew, Clincher, Deis:son, sad Cthtab are entered. The Ebor St. Leger, 17 subs. Ard the Queen's Plate. Swami Day.—The Branham Park Stakes of 100 can. each, 6 subs.. sppereauy a cerurnty for Mildew. To. Gnat Ebor Handicap, far which 32 horns have accepted, and for which the letter C is represented by the hollowing powerful lot: Cameos, Coldedwood, Chautrey, Cocker. meads, Chatterer, Champion, Cackled, Cranberry, Cloth worker, and Cantab. The Old Three Yes-oid Product Stakes, 12 sabs. ; Mildew the tannin. The County Plate, 13 subs. Vas Filly Stake., 4salr. The Chesterfield Iliad:cep, 13 sate. And the L fiery Plate. Traub Drie.—The Convivial Stale's, for 2.yrs-old, 8 subs. The Crest Yorkshire Stakes, 163 cabs.—Pitsford the favourite. Tee Gisraaek Stakes for 2-yrs-old, 42 subs.— * very open race. Yin Queen's Plate foe roarer, the Man bees' Plate, the Consolation Scramble, and the Selling Stakes, all of which have yst to close. Oa this ocesaion the visitors from the metropaks will, for the first time, be enableti to proceed to York by a spinal train, the Othat Madura entirety having ensconced one from the King'snoss Sutton, on Tuesday martin next, at 10 cm., for tint and second-clan pareiregen, to arrive at York shoat 4 p.m. They have also determined to start a special train from York at 3.11.5 p.m. oa Friday (thc last days, which will afford the metropolitans an opportunity of enthusing some very in tentness span, and needs town shortly after 11 o'clock. EGLINTON PARK RAVES-WEDNESDAT. • —••- HALF. SAID STALIN of 10 DOM each, It ft, sad MI added. 2 m:ies. (4 auto.) Lard Waterbed'. puma Darras, 6pa (Mr Pewletti 1 ea 1. banvell's Um% 17n ...............„.„....(Cal. Campbell I Mr. lbadisses iir Jean. seM . ........ ........ --Omar ilt may. EGLINION PARA HANDI W CAP ot 25 mom each, 10 ft, sad oaf if deoland. BorwlekeLits Cap Coates. (4 sobs., owe of whom doelued.) Lord Egliaton's Tutu.., 4 foe, 7st klb Walked MO HALTON &TAKLA Of 20 GOTS. each, h it, sad 100 added. Chu adhe sad rasa (B sobs) Mr.W. D. Crasdard's Isla Mad, 6 yrs, last 131 b (CoL Blobs/dal 1 lord Wsterlar4's Daum Durres, I s r*, 12. t 21b!Lord Ca:dress) I Bwszestaxas at 25 son. garb, 10 ft. sad 100 added ; for 4 ymold salts list 21b, fillies llit 31b. Ode mile and a-half. (12 salts) Lord Eillatoes F. tblraa Walked over. klastncar of 10 am. usob, h tt, sad 50 added. One mile sad a half. (4 sob ) Mr. W. S. Drisdordk hew Mall, 4 yak 12st 7lb ( ( (isomer 1 Lords limassisr sod, 1244 (Owner I Datiataa's Probity, yra, lea (Cape. Petal Tem Fads HANDICAP INN NON by Pilot, bating Modesty sad tastt. MILITARY. SEAFORD, A cot:ST 15. —A detachment of n l ia 8.p p .,. and !linen, cone sting of one sergesst and 21 men, arrived at Saiford yeeterday from Portsmouth, to amid the detach ment •►ic► arrived here on the 25:h Joly, in carrying oat the operations on. in proems under tho superintendence of Lieut. Word, WE Prom last niches Goodie. WALOYFICE. Atuuart 10. --- - • 2114 Ow.-IJeut. J. c. Jam. Pr le opt, b par., Ars Meta" rh. MA.; Orr. J. Curers to be ling, bp poor., ,ke Joer ; Orr. C. M. llurrmssor,troas 7tll Dry. 044, to wry ties cinema _ _ . Doe Draw —Vr. T. Pin pot, to be ear., by pur., rat rnsems. T. 4t lri c midur h T. Maw to be asorlorart., via art Light Dagolt. C. CAULIZTEI, gooL to la oar., by am, via AM rots. nub. 11:1 11 *Drogo—Dotp. I. rigyalsr. boa f P., to M wisp, ate Mom& obi THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 17, 1850. CRICKET. OENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND v. KENT. This Ism tine neva asatek, and was played at Csaestbury oa Thursday and yesterday. Ms fits' wove was as fol lows: _ _ - - Daiwa). lice. S. Oriaston, ea b FredriWis 3 b Fredericks 11. 11'0 4 1'046d, t‘ti , b W 1114......... 61 0 Mynn E. Morse, E•q., e Mama 0 Fre. deride W. Mello/Ina, Lg., 4 °soden b Myna a. Weller, . 1 " eat ........ ..... 19 b Walls 97 C. H. It Pie. , 0 WNW 9 e Willa, 0 Myna l4 aW. kelkoww. • ease b14.1a 2 b WWI C. 0. Isylat. En b Tea.- ..... ... 0 b Myna 5 H. IFt_o_tia, 764,1 wilds 9 1b w b Myna —— e It. req., e iligh b Willi. 13 not out 3 W. P 719 1. Hat., met out 11 . 3 i 10,3; w,6 l4 13, 3; 114,9; w,6 l7 Total 13 Kam F. Fradorteks, Esq., 0 Prost T. H. Sneaky, Esq., b Fellows L. Deese, En., allow, b Yellow's I not out ... W. M. Kris, Lg., b &Alma N. Fella, Esq., a Prat, b Wallows* . 2 Hon. E. WWI. b Yellowss C. V. Ozawlos. Eq., b Maws' A. blym, 2 sq., a and b Prat. b Walker l6 H. W. Awitm, Laq., bMR ..... not out 2 I. Uettmty Ll., RUI Out . .. ...... It 1 , ..10was C. F. woo, L t ., not eat ...... „.... b tallow= Est: w. 6 1 SO; 1%1; w,4 7 Total... .» 6 Total 106 THE WSW ACT RELATINO TO COUNTY COMITII O -.. Yesterday the Act to extend the Act for the mare Easy Harm very of Small Debts mad Demastis in England, and to semi the sane, was printed. It contains 25 sections, and became ape ratite on receiving the royal assent on Wednesday. The j utisdiation of the county harts is now extended to sot. fay sea ls:. the recovery of debt, damage, or demand , sad to all imp to that mount. Fees ars to be take. to • ormedale. The legal profession has been benefited tho sixth section of the new not. As attorney is now esti to 11. 10e. for his fees sad costs, where the debt, damage, or demist shall sot exceed 351., or 21. in asy other use w - ithis the jariediatios gives by this set, and is no case shall soy fee exceeding 21.4 e. 6d. be allowed for employing a banister as soused Is the cases, and the expense of employing • bas einem or as attorney, either by plaudit' or defendast, shall not be allowed out Mastics of coats, unless by order of the judge; and the judges of the said eourts shah frose tine to time determine in "let cash seek expanse shall be allowed. Power is sow gives to suffer" judgment by default," and to agree to terms of payment wi t t e tt e foia g before Me court By the elevesth swan it is that If, is satinet eons maserm, after the palsies of this set, is the soperior courts, suss sot exceeding 201. is makes of aeatrast be hoovered, or M. is halms of ton, the plaintiff shall have so eons; "and it shell not be necessary to ester asp magosetlas on the record to deprive sash plash( of costs ; nor Mall an sash plaintiff be entitled to wets by reason of say privilege se attorney or *Mount such court, or etkeewiso." This is a p rest impermemest, and will effeetually pat as and is maw for null mama is the superior mutts. As appodat able IN me Ick austiou, suck appeal to be ia the fainnof aim* alal superior hurts, to be agreed upon by the voodoo; and, if they cannot spree, than by the judge of the etrosty exert. EXPLOSION OF OAS.--A fearful expiation of pll took plan, on Medway morals; last, at the Gana, Arms Hotel, Birkenhead. It appears that for some time past there had twee its hope of gas in the hash, and on the morning of Walkaway Mr. Higgins, formerly civil is. sinew to the Wallasey wenuthelosers, end who lives is the hotel, endeamehad le stop the snipe. With this latent he was alismileg as • table is the ditUd-reou, examining the ohwaildior, lobos a boy. aimed John Ford, whom he h a d wet fee Wile salable, aseasell the apartment, and ignited • mateh. The demo Meintly wehatenhated with the gas, MANCHESTER REGATTA. and a Welk espies's. wood. Mr. Higgins woo dreadfully These annual sports were hoeght toe close oo Widow lent about doe Mal old Irmo ; the boy was ales severely day evening, at a late boar. non wee • very large attend- notched. TM window of the sputum% was blows um. acre el the public on this, se on the precnirg days, end for pletsly test i end all the fondue shattered sad wore than half ama both sides of the tripoli wore lined 'the endwise was duller to the report of semen, with thousands of those who bad wine to Witllol the nese. is r Iroookao that Mr. Higgins and the bey moped The filet " oust" woo a Baalion' Mach fora silver aide, instant death. The dosage to the fernithe Is iodinated but for whisk, *tusk "area to the woo*" .sly thou at about ISM ; bet the property is laillrld.—Ltirorpoot b oi l s had km woad, and 5517 two started. The mow Monnooy. AQUATICS. ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA. The maul dinner of the numbers took place on Wed nesday evening, sad wu nauseously attended. The mond of the sambas in the pragtasme, that for the Royal Yacht Squadron Cap, cf the • se of 1001., took plus on Thursday. All yachts of the sqsadron wen allowed to contend, bat no time was allowed for tonnage. The course was round the Isle of Wight. Thirteen entered, but when the starting gun was fired only nine answered te the summons. At first the wind was strong, but on proceeding to Use westward the breeze died away, so that all interest ceased la the affair, as it was now beetles a drifting match. At an eaely hour yesterday lailefillg the winning weed, the Arrow, arrived at the goal, end the otters shortly followed. Testa/Gay a cup, given by the Duke of Ilezlbacmgh, was sailed for by biz schooners, viz : Destiny ( Well., YAq.) Nimes (fdarquise(Onewnd) Titania (—Steplonwun, Esq.) Eallernw ( tafteeport, Esq.) Wrens (Duke of Marlborough) Blanca ( (eak, Esq.) Ibis wee by far the most ezeitiog match witnessed for yeah. All the vestals .feted are remarkable for their speei, and the relate laid darn for sailing, being what is teemed the Queen's-imarse, mended a line opportunity for a display of nautical skill. After a beautiful and well-contested match, the easels same in as ander Dia* Mt. Stn. 0.. p.m. rims. ....... Sh. fees. $ O5. itants Wyceru Nat. Diann mine& then were Mr. Thera asMy, is the et. Gene% inset boat. and Mr. Thomas WOenteelt, he a bap laingist to the Primus elm ', . The see suited a nod deal.. Steffen M'Crweasek Inas the favourite at 3to 1. WCaratag k backed himself at aids to wiz, bat is beetles aa is other , *sures minuted. Aire are stay slips liable to emu " 'swim% the cup an tic lip, " wed Mr. Weerstack met with three sash as bow IBM mi ld be espeeted to MUNIIIIIIR Ia the first whoa jut neat to start his light fragile boat was =1 =some amides; sad le was wt r e : an so& viols to the mud at the halms the firs The .mad eanalty wee. that es* eempeillee (a• roams sneelleeill suet) le his *es light, ad limbs as ass le OS the beak they meted soh other at a bead of the Plan ad "!waled." Anther rut was made by ardor el the elestrt% an alter sun, nos for the in all., is 'hid Mier. I maxi ! . .sol draws a brad, and was clearly triads& the prise wu a m i go ' Kt% Ittafp by as attack of wasp at the .swab—bresght es, soul* by his penises iissaciao is the river—sad he was ossapallod to en up the seats% The km sons of all, Osman. la "Ak Moues aaastrai history " le, tin Mr. E.Cly became as sesy wines, an wears the medal. The .sold nee was for the Bessitley Stakes of Kit for four-eas Op.:Four:boats were astern —to rew is two clans, with a daddies/ beet banes the minus of each elem. On of die boats La taw wawa class was the Clefs with a crew of preened valerian, but they was sere youths Omni resod last year es j wbild the amides boat had • mew of artilleryman (three gnus sad • bombardier), wee at isaseliag sidle, but muds* powerful (.Uses.. Persia( " • way they Mu to the army " them artillery man fought to the lest, sad after • very netting rue yielded • vietery 16 " mines," which " streagth" lied at all nests laid claim to with some now of reams by • beet-sad-a. hairs lees*. A daddies beet between the Chne sad the Prisms (wine, of the first elms) tsnaleated la favour of the Sets The lillaimere Plate of 251. with • sweep of 20.. sash. Is bar-ear gigs, was coateeted by the Neweastle boat with the Messrs for the elm spinet the Wishner' (lissiessiar beet sad mew), the lenses nee*/ as eseelliat rem by kw leagthe. The Clispes, whilst than sir their &mew gut the &Sae et the peeving day. had also rest a latter to Mr. Chew, the judge, .eplala- Isl _Mara they oa t ea the promise day nth the mew at a disadvestau for west of • two.ear beat, compelled to ue their fosr-our gip. The last mutest was • reran match is four- oar gigs, to emu there, wet by the Priem.. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—Gon.DroaD, Atrover 16. Bypass to Loss anis Ri Ass armAz. /mum NALoss o rots Lomax AND Sours COAST litommar Comm.. _ . This wee an action broegbt u newer oewpateatlea for *Jules weelved by the plaiatiff dump the alleged nigh grace WI tie sensate of the defeadaats. /IL K. Cheraberr. Q.C.. and Mr. Davin werefer us. plalattlf ; an/ flerjeaat Shoe sad )13. Bfaiiirla wire Ise thdo a ltrtrial essameseed on Tbundsy aitersoes, end after one (winos lied boss examined fee the defence, the mum was postponed sate this morning. IThe eirenistaaties ander which the action wee brought were these:—The olsiatiff, who is • inspectable gentleness, living at Croydon, where he lies the management of a brewery started en the let of Kara by the quarter post nix p.m., Croydon tub, from the terminus at London-bridge, in • sened-alive ferriage. The train praised's! safely on its Oman, until it arrived at the place where the West Croydon MUM diverges irons the main line, and at this spot the accident happened. It ap peared that the engine and tender and on or two of the misisses peened across the main rails towards Brightoc, and elle, Ines come cases which did not vampire, the re melted*? the train turned on to the Croydon Lae, the smelt of which was that the train wee swerved, and the amer r i is which plaintiff was riding was turned completely esre. a c he train beteg mapped, assistume was rendered to Mr. J. Drummond, a solicitor, of Croydon, who was aloe a pas senger, sad several other gentleman, and the plaiatiff, was removed to his own bout, where it was assertaised that his leg collar-boas was brakes, red the temporal artery was also wounded, and he lost • large quantity of Wood; and besides them injuries it would appear that his aervona ey► tem was also severely shelve by the oxidant. There wee no positive evidence as to the precise means by which the sends at Ind been occasioned, but it was suggested that the machinery connected with the points must have been in a defective state, or else that the man who bad charge of these had not done his duty Properly. Serjeent Shoe, in addressing the jury foe the com pany, commenced by expressing on their behalf' the utmost regret that the unfortunate occurring should have taken place. but et the same time he said he was instructed that it was entirely the result of some accidental circumstance, over which they had no control, and that, therefore, they were not liable upon the present form of action. He es marked upon the satire abeam of any evidence of seeli genes, red said he should cell witnesses to show :dist the seam who was on duty at the place is queeon was en old steady servant, who had been stationed there for several years,' sod he would likewise prove that at the time the ea I dent occurred the points were in good order, and that in reality there was so ground for charging the annoy with negligence. Goodwin, the man employed at the points on the night in question, was then examined, and he deposed that he had been at the same station for gig years, and that no accident had Lever before occurred. He &so gave evidence that the machinery connected with the points was in geod order, and that he frequently examined it in accordance with his Lie struction He admitted, however, ;on eras exemination, that when the engine sad tender went over the pointa he felt • jerking at the handle which satisfied him eomething was wrong, but as it was dash he could not see that the train:was upon the wrong line. It also appeared that the whole irate might have been allowed to pass on to the Brigham line, sad th is have been backed to its proper direction, without the accident happening, tithe points had been kept in the same 'rodeos. They were so when the arsine sad tender pored over. At the conclusion of this witoess's ezemicatios the case wee adjourned to this morning, when Se/joust Shim intimated that he should not call any more witnesses. Mr. Chambers replied. The Chief Baron then summed up, and the jary, after • short deliberation, returned • verdict foe the plaintiff—Da mane 3004 NORTHERN CIRCUIT.- 7 LlvzierooL, AtroutrT 16. Cuomo Cann. BADITSMCB. At tho oponiug of tin coon Mr. Janice Wit/Masan paned oantoneo on Thorns' Gordon, charged with cutting and wounding William Pritchard. He woe contained to b. primed for twain oalwador months, with bard labour. 13 FOlOl9O VOTING PAVIIIIS. Thomas Cheadle and Thomas Marlin pleaded guilty to a chow of forging a number of voting papers, sad with cow tring to est mid, au sisal= of guardians of the poor for of Barton-upon-Dwell Itr a . r iftuk, who h.d been retained for the promntion, stated that an election took place in April last, when the petsonen took part in it, and, in canvassing for their Mends, committed the offence charged, by filling up uotir.g papers with the nanme of voters without their consent. It append that than was ooniderable excitement on the occasion, and that from the illegal conduct of the prisoners a new ele ction bad to take place. The prosecution had then brought at the Instigation of the poor law board, so that par ties might be made aware of the Ulegality of such pressed lap. /leveret, as the parties had pleaded sully, and expressed great contrition, and stated their demo in every way to remedy the evil they had occasioned, the ends of justice would be answered by a lenient sentence. Mr. Ovens, on the part of the priMIMI, presented two petitions in their favour, one from the board of guardians In qutstion, another from the inhabitants oi the neigh bourhood. Hie lordship desired them to be handed to him, when he ordered the prisoners to stand down, and he mould consider the matter before he peeved sentence. M %mus lA s " Goons= Wawas.__MVALl.L . ,Imillabe, Aug. II so! Sept. 111, at 13, fit DIDDMOTOIarL Bols i .ersi r i Os, WartehattV atom lae. g10W. 1 10110101. 1 . liabad liming boa, lasodardsam, A m . ft aid is*" allak a Oltudallalla Vailife Ilalisti wad Oa., ,111 N la. amt. Tedr. IWOOWlllawt ' ' . . 1 81 . t DINCLAILLI3O.I Of DITIDEWDers r •-, NO I &OW Noma CastwinisT, Wawa, drampk -.kit ay.., is. SC Asp. It. 04.41, WA 11&/7 dame" add Diallititables. Pima C m. . Maas, pa „ cif dew MIS 1 1 4: 11 te. ----- I Wit 0 4 40414 I. 11411 , 4 141% Calmisatratd. 22%ca gi ntors Davos, Drowalow-stiost. • litiork. Mind • mo re di,. of 1.. 144 .W:11 aid Shies Ibtorliqa * tom . . =to low 11, at Orsbassii, .Merasattast. JAW 4110 I.lllllls. Milillooll. dnuasat....tai div. , id , Aug. It, Oct IS, sad every sablog r at alternat• Satardig , Dee. 11, at AltdelareV, I'4 = Isamu* Itarimum, las y flallalk, adDer-Ist dlv. df /Ot t Atg a :k i r sbes *re 11601•44 r. flitsfteist to 066. 14 at . Ilawr CAW a. * TALI, 11911blir, Eli dadoosr, Ilapsdropor-Ist Ms. Of ,F a f = tross. ed three soassousat made,. to Out. 12, all aaa. 17ppet Ortistatzeti, 012141211W44, Song. km. 23122.42-41fd 4N. of dl.l:t u r evest aid Ma nureirt asantatist ' Mt Oat. IL at Onion CROW Kama Wasual, Otadidi.awitte. Staimuttrult. salifir.„ 3rd at. at 311 7. r. II Aid Sam Thuds* sotasgsalt A D Oct. Mat Learn OolairsobisLa • . Maas 11asactu umwoot. Ws Luaus * awl lILITUDS Tramp. Llatp ps4 ntwebrir—Mk ilk. of gd., A c u e =l:4lllale Tbarotsya sallotomt to 081.12, at Osalma's, alar W Llacalastdro, brisbaspbss-bid NA dfs.7 4 :ll44 Bt ti g ., . 1 7, Ott. 13, sad say sabogurat &Ar lan. rya, wad Dow 31, at altowtaaW, Ifeldwilum. /11116 aims, Tark.raad, Lusatia. aid Orme% siskpisirair-fud dlv. al id, Aug. II sad tam Tbarsdays saboopsot to Oct. 12, mt Oisim's. Odammalrost. insra : 32. 11 17rary f i ll =kr 1•• • ahals. f..d imh =ort 5k.•=4. , . W. IL .. Iltlllartite4 Malt J. Oartime.. . Taatildproeer- Sept. tll. . Wank" -Sept. IL T. C. Arm ; W. flaky, °abloom*. Taatialltallaild• WaNulaidulareeinoL W. Oman. Stwurtaroar. gun i cMciapt i l i . 11. Naar, O. ,dista i ljl eetuthemp. ll6l. aid L . ters-bept. 14. J. IRA Winnable,. winos brewer-Sep. 11. J. Wootaaddi. Saldd,a. galas desist. =STD MIMI its lw canted OW . day of Maillal oars be shows to 06110a0vy, IS weetat. Sept S. T. J. Edina* lilagaritesi. St. Omar % Iliaatattory, drimaagreat waistr.-3191. v. T. C. Ague, liblakklararood.. Wes draplus-Ospt 9. Mato* Appleton ?cacaos, l'ratst. Carla. dldwqoare, saddier-'Sept it C. Mad& Arradrk. Ross; Ism. itimiik-aritoltf.Z.Daer man s Dirl=6. siur cattrae/4 . It. S. PAKINELSIIIIII HURODLYEtt —L. aroonedimak. J. Rs AM ridge, and A. Mob. Canta- Wandsworth, &inn so fm as cr owds J. E. Beteridge—Joßis ftftft, NI L, James Sit u % ablJonat ItrittPitte Wankel C lll 7, affolaaato-6. sod H. Nionahaa, Oats Minnie Toritalikorpm i of a lunatic asylum . J. Cooper mei Iffudrhliambester. tre.. netter-imam prtnterati. Ti. cooplsed and J. Ilarra= g arr i als=dZiero — L Crowther sal E. H. e! • cotton vinturs —R. tunings and Znet4 . , alsaers.—J. Darabrough and It. Wintb, Maschestor, wlmiends tea merotimote—J. Dsehurat and T. Bevan Newton-heath and Ilszebader, Lancashire, manufactaring clieraistar-J. B. CITY, sad Aldgate, City, clothiers —L. Mbar set W. Dysart, Huddersfield. Yorkshire, stemanamos—J. l. roster and W. Hanel, Doweate-hilt, at , and Hertford, attorneys 0. Minds sad U. Ms. Itighoortit. cora notrehenta—R. Hancock, E. CM, J. Edge, and J. tythgos, Monies, thadordolsire, eartheaware ntiatitactorem, as glir as reeards R. Hancock—T. Hays, L u ts, and Haft. lideleston. Laseadiln. muse Asit e re...u. and 8. Pooloarth, Ruddersfield. Yorkshire, weastapiere—T. Lancaster, 1.:Torpool, and T. Linewiter, Preston, York shire. gisskes—W. Sank, J. Mask, J. IL Meoord tad J. Pease, iikedield, edge tout manufacturers—W. Husk, J. 111614 sad .1. M. finepner.l, skelliekt and New York and EhiWelehle, Americo, niamdattniers, so far as regards J. M. litepherd—T. and H. Tido% bireeingeare. rhino lamp manaleaterets —J. Umwartli, B. sad a. O. Bole, Bisokrod, Lanossairs, Itheshars, so tar as regards J. teswerth —B. Wootdridge and 0, Guest, Kidder mistsy ""nalbinh___—metimsink_ SCOTCH ISEQUESTRATIONP. Jens Crrasse, Ihmetost. near t i lsegow. cornmimion agent, Aug. 23 and %mt. 16, at the Crow Hotel, G'.segsw. Rowan M'flowsx, Glasgow, general merchant, Aug. 21 and Sept. 11, at Pope's 114 e raven". Memo.. Ateassuas yee.Len, Glasgow. manufacturer. Aug. $1 and Seat. 11 at the blobe Hotel, Glasgow. JAMS nano. Maim of Confine. Aberdeen. fannwr, Aug. 21 and Sept. IL at tko Gordan Arms tnn, ltur.tie. 'The War and t d the sneth tell obtained a mend d sprealatka. no 4; rzerted tho weather induced the trade t i rO ir t -.. booty offered sone ea lave anepended _...... advantage from delay; high prim; ander The 'eft and a gnat abundance of es of the week nave been -.clay ___ elle Inithigivity ;- Via ideas/ Abu S,OCO take.Maly allibloa- be ce eprealades er for upset. Allem* denriptims laid hint I *11"Inele , gedleas are ateree, eartawly ingetala their nibs; the ainhoetsol- quotations of " We' de WilliaNtio ar• the mood , Ini emir" Avg w m e thi t id. 1 14. Mk; the • aea,tablen. Vainiere er 1%. Nat ' bees pateuttet. to. . . are * retest, aadV iad etttrate) es 'tats: are eine! red tem ha* ct Amadei; PO 12h Puritan. *Meer "" 1 .1 .IW. iffiNIIIIP • slid ',Nee Swot lwittr botel'h cm amnia 0717;" dr if &Mika% 750 riensuos, 'l,lO/Mareeteek• do ArypilW ' ]rte "rats ata " Madge/ fif i•gP4 l . - , - 11.• . v.' 'r e, : WOOL.—Litene, Atroarrl6. l4 —ltr a tir e elas eel Boiled_ Ie piss ther• Mao ••• • HOSIER?, &e..--Lainurstt. Mose ,16..., Window WK. are May encased In the ardeution of orders bar the how, trade. The .ay may verbs aid * have yet In for the autillia'; but as yet we clang Isaasahat the hiss adverse bans teen eangasil la aka Wools and yarns roans withoelt ll4ratleov 3 1 erra /14, *ea to be every peapect al a more than woolly attire %einem roe the a91401k to wing NW" theme oreign trade haetag pointed the SCIICIMiIa 4 Ike spy ra great Went. 11// - . , ( METALII.—LONDON. August 11.—Opszstioss in spats' Dave beim apes a far sole; plea elm continue to advance. and rule et frum 161.1 k le W. 13a pm too or the rpm: stads grnoupy to 8,616 Mae. and UM mar It wee rielp 3.5141 Isom There minnow to be only • limited &ended ler home and expose, whilst the consuinp. don le net mind to the preduakm. There are sellers of Stoteb No. I. mixed. et 445. Sadao. and mixed et 435. ter 411 a U. per ton. Al though coasts Welch by Issa is World at the low rates of 41. Ws. to 41. Ilk id., and rails at 11. its. 6d. to 41. 13t per ton, still the tronoactions soonnus upon a cm* ode. Toe Tln the demand has beef fair, sod prices hats advanced, It sailing at Na. to Nat ' straits, Si. to tits.; Bridal& Mod; sod bar, 8h to 83e. per scot The mettle sale of 117.365 slabs of hams In llolisnd mat WI with spirit, et Soif., Noel to Ha 3d. per ewt., free on board. Tin platy ham been sold to some extent ,• 1.0 Oute realised 21.., and Chamed ditt o 32e. Id. per box; at these rats then le a fine market. Steel soot 161 1 1 little stbannalb but pries remain at I& to 141. ie. our by, awl et IV. 17s. 64. to 13f. tar faggot *vetoes to, are Oa 0111110n8a for erpper, but • good demand exida Lead has bees agented with more freedom, British Mg et 174. Se. to 171. 10e., anti tipaetA dt M. to 131. 10e.per ton. Quiskaires is sow 3e. 114. prrib. . HOPS.—The secoants fros the ofeolll 'top • dieeriete throughout erect are well WO 1111112.11M1W0 't the hopes titer holt . out or atebeadeast healthy crop. 00115.—emintsroaD.Angssi 14.--Tbero Mho aht Ruck old Wheat et market today; In oneaeqemee of the domes* et the weather, the breams were he, eartlneftes. The prices ti :eat Meet were aboW sustained. • veal Reunify of sear •Taaaboarss, the qualey beUm than was eayeete,L Average:—wins. 44e. Md. Healey, Ma. Deana, Ms. Id. Yeas, 23.. armee IMO socoloally the aft& Covasroor s dualist 16.—The stteorienoe at our market ta.day was small; the rake of guilt unaltered. The beat Wbast inot sold for lid M. ; Inllnior, IS.. Cd. 16a. fine old Ile.tur, to 14. dd. Mg Oats 21a. to 23a.; new, 194. to lid Barley, grind ing, Ns to 23a. ed. Pena, los.M. ao Ile. 6d. Exines, Auoust 16.—W0 bad a this atioodanso on our Core Encbange to-day, owing to the very ace Oarsuot weather. Wheat sold Andy at barely lase week's priers, end we u de no elu tion is the deco Si Barley sad Oats. What„ wbtor, Sid to En. ; red. 42a. to Ito. Braley. 31s. to 2t.. Paid I U-Ato 20 1. hto* Or. _ _ - • • LIPICoLie, August 16.—We bed a thin attendance of far. mere to-day. with a asa 1 rapply of Wheat and a slow Pule, at barely late rem. A few ' , ample.' of new Howley °eerie., of rather Infettor viably. New Oais also cut 14p Mill tslitar than Ist reel, wen. We base no new Wheat offering. but IdrUICrI report very unfatour. ably. the mildew being very prevalent tbrongbant tide dieted. Ultra mi. 42, to 4is whitey boa. parley, 235. tb Jli. Oat; lea. to ails. Beane, ?Vt. to 31e. Lamm:Nu., Adorer IG.—The @applies of grain and (tour are en a smsll male this week We have h.d several dal s ef gee weather, and the skate le to active °woolen la the anethern end soldlsod aunties. The wheat swop is sultanates unfavourably f, as , Maras both quality and quit/tilts. At this 111017141e6 market there was only a slender sttentimee of buyer., and the business' In any article was on a very moderate scale. Wb awes held with tole nhta flrmnra, but to a few instantre th e turn of prices was in (swan of the purchestr. Flour ansmsnded fell prices, and good and impeder (panty was not pletnifuL Osts were ed. per bushel cheaper. Beane I were dd to Is. per qr. high, r. &any and pen 'without change. Indian Corn was rid. to Is. per qr. lower than on Tuckiar. Ars tivsls into Ltverpool and Ittunorn from the lath to the 15th August Melones : Wheat, 1.000; fluky, 13; Malt, 30; Vat" 2,611; home, 170 ; Ftna, 16 qrs. • oatmeal, 203 riche ; Flour, 716 sack • vit.d 1.512 bola . V.tpurts to Ir eland: Wheat, 1121 qrs.; Indian torn, 1,210; now, 200 sacks sad ay Iris. ItaIItSTONS, August 15.-Our market this day was eery ',low in the ask of all grain, and there was evidently a deter initiation not to Raychem beyond huntrdlate wants. we had some f e w was. plea 'of new Peso and Tam at market, solitary at Ms. to 2t.5.; and from 3*. 3d. to Gs per hosheL SOUTIIAXPTON, August 16 -Under the influence of fine weather, the market to.dsy ruled dull, but the supply being ma' , and holders AM. last wick's pries weer mahltainni, and no sheen. elm sin be noted in the price cit any &rude. The Flour trade seedily at 32.. to 134. per sack. Was tocsin, Angora Itl.-The weather during the week hes an the whole been due-the few last day. very hot; the siekle everywhere at work. The acouturts of the crops in Eiger, Suilbla, awl Nor:olk are mutt of the mine :ewe es melon-ay, and will prove About an average produce of Wharf, whilst Linoinshire and ad the black rods in the fens -generally very modernise sad, therefore, very impotent-it:l be extreme 4 liefeetm. To.dsy our noirketiseatren,ly firm, and, thrush buyers err not active, the limited rules wage freeh Wheat *rest fill pekes. burin in held at higher rea oits and nhalling quote as dear ; and for Beano mote warty L wanted. No variation m other orders. The following ore the quotation.:- whew, per qr. of Whs. to the twin i, Essex, and Kent, red, new, 4Je. to 4 ; eaten 43a.; whits, 43.. to nin; extra, 40.9. ; Nor. folk and Hunt., red. 41s. to 42e.; extra, 435.; white, 42a. to Cie. ; eaten 499.; Lineolneldre and Cantbndgeshire, red, 25.. to 4'r.; extra, 435.; whale, ape. to 415.; eaten, 435.; Yorkshire, red, Ms to Ass; eaten 419. ; white, Us. to toe.; extra, 4.W.; Denten and tionlirelturg. white, 425. to 4.5 e.; canto. fas.; 14Wer Baltic and Hamburg, red, Me. to 34x; tetra, 41a.; Mediterranean. red, 32.. to 34..; extra, 375.; English, oW, red, 360. to 44*.; white , 465. Barley, per iniperLll qr., Norfolk awl Sultolk, 22.. to 2th.; eaten la 23e.; o colon** and Torkahlre, 11e. to Its : extra, 34..; Scoters 22.. to 33e.; tetra, 245.; grinding, 19s. to 11s.; foreign, 110 s. to th.; extra, 24e. Beans, per gr., 6310. to the bushel, small, fine, old, 12n to 31a.; new, 27.. to 30e.; ticks, old, 34. to dZs.; sew, 2.4. to le.; foreign, new, 235. to 22e. Oats pee stone, romping, TA. to SW.; ex. tra,tkL ; feeding, 70. to nsd.; extra, 2M.; f reign, 70. to ad. ; extra, Sld. rheUing, per load of 2611 b., old, Ms. to 22e.; Malt, per load et 1140. to Ids; Pees, per qr. tap., blue and white boilers, 1.45. to 275.; eiders lea.; grey end feed, NS. to 250.; extra, 265. Rapeseed, per last imp" Grinds. SW. to 231.; doceitu, IV. to LW. Linseed, per Imp. qr., 33a. to igs. Imports during the week: Wheat, 1.1,110 gra. ; Barley, 2,272; Oats, 434; Seam, 1,201 ; Pras 110; Rammed, 360. Shelling, 372 leads; Malt. til. Angliet 14.--Ths weather hes improved cendilerably during the last day or two, and our market, in conse quence, is dull ; but, u arrivaL are exceedingly small, prices restaln 'unheard. CATTLE, &c.—BKOLLI FOISTNIGHT FAIL August 13.—This looming we had a good show of Beef, which sold at lower pries. A smaller number of Sheep sold at last steles prime, except heavy Sheep, which were Outieu'd to sell at any price. Molding stock keeps up its value, from the alitindanee of food. lu.Calving Cows are inquired after for autumn, and sell at tolerably good prices. Beef, Ss. to talk per stone. Mutton, 44d. to Sid. per lb. CAULIPLII, August 15.—Tbs inflames of Loet•rbie fair was quite observable in oar market to-day. Although the supply of :sheep and Lambs was much larger than usual, yet the priers had an upward tendency, and scarcely u single animal sag disposed of which deed not realise something above last week's rates. Buyers were plea. and remarkably eager to do business. This dispoeitku was of coon taken advantage of by exposers, minuet whom eternised their determination to hold on unless advoiced rates wero uttered, coml. dent as they seemed to be that the market would in a few day. vit., still further. Sellers, however, got pretty wet rid of their stock at good prices before the clam (Attie market. A autnber of !Meets and Lambe sheen had been ernes by jobbers from Lockertae fair, and a goad profit was rendered us most of the iota. The ' , how of lkads was tally an average. For good Beef the demand was beyond the supply. A number of inferior animals had ben drivea elf the ground tuisold, but those of a good or fairish quality were all speedily picked up at somewhat advanced rates. A few Calves of extra AM were exposed, but generally the show of them moot a•ftry pow duariptios. Prices brought :—lle.sts, 3a. Sd. to 6e. tom smote. Calves, aid. per IS. Sheep, 3d. per lb. Lambe, fully Ad. per lb. - - - Burin, August N.—Neither buyen Dar Wien have been 111111111010, and thoogtt the supply was small it was equal to the demand. Best Dm( mooed from k. Loh. Ed.; perhaps_ a trine more may have been given in few ilfitabOell. COlk 1.111 And ves, bl. to Barrennere were nut plentiful or in request ; they snort be quoted Maher than k per more ' ereeps in a very fresh condition, when per-' haps they made Ss. 6d. Bacchant' Calm, id. to i.d. per lb. foe the best. A good supply of Sheep and Limbs ; fat sethets..'aL to Sid. per lb.; ewes, tad. Fat Lambs sold pretty well, good ones bong worth Lid. pw lb. Store Uogs 11s. to 31s. each, according toe re sod qudity. • small supply of Pock carcases, but the weather beim: unfavourable, prices were lower, reusing from 4:s. to a. 9.1. per or score, and to one two icemen Se. for very pr un e small Porkers. HOZNCASTLI GABAT GOWAN PAIR.-.-Thin fair still Con- Venus to engross the time stud attention of the meet aztenslre horse. dealers in England. as well as a great number of the must enoueet dealers the Continent. The arrivals of hones of the very best derieription during the week have been very 'Meagre, many of the most valuah:e animals being soasigned w Hewn. H imbrob. Haan, gaiter, but ford, and Collins, consisting of hunt,ra. ateeple.cheers, and carriage Horses, most of which realised from ISO to :WO guinea each. The Gtr tenaMates on Westuraday mat. Yaws. Fowrinotn . Fara, August 15.—We had a fair savoy of fat Bash which were =mill sot at from So. to Se. dd. pzr stone. A good stow et fat gbr ,p were (wieldy sold. at from 50. Nd. per lb. A Urge number of lamb. met with good wile, at rid. per lb. A thin show of Lean Meats sold at very low prices. GLASQUIV, August 16. —At our market yesterday the somber' Were thin, ,• Sheep, 1,1% ; booty% :Ai& We had a Metter supply of cattle than last writ, but good cattle met with ready sales, and N'ly maintanied the piaci of previoue markets. Wel 01 War to ought fit ; middling, 41a. to 415., inferior, Aie. to 40, per cat., sirdiing the offal ; all mold. The supply of sheep w.is large, and rates were diet, but still ntsiatekeed the prices of presioue Mar. bets. Belt mutton boxiad 3d. per lb.; current, W. to 4;d. ; inferior, 3:4. Lambs. eupply large, and Myrtle:* greeted from 3s. ra 13s. per bead, according to quality ; • few lots turned oat aysgrt. N 0/VICE AND OUT OF OVFICL—The lion. F.. P. Bouverie, member for the Ktimernoek Menet of lltughe. voted for the government grant of 12,000/. t the Doke of Cambridge. Mr. Bouverie used to vote with the fiaanciel reform weeks of the how*: the tables are now turned.— Ayr Adoirtimr. [Advertisement.] —A inortcron MINIMA OF THE &own qv Panteto c v mu+ or a Correa aim *emu ST littl.l °WAY'S Ounuser rote Pius. - klorest of a NUN from Mr. beitiagain Mackie to Preform. Holloway, dated conoasts, near Tormluedl, beld. IMS Dearosted Mead —1 het It arty an set of jurtlee to t o b i g to stets that 1 have proooony ozporicosoo the Ilemeit to thy " pill. and obalailast In the mire of an lan-tends weigh sad asthma, whlah aMieted me so Miff* ter throe that 1 frequrotty was went to we& about ha my tem t, attain elt segeonew If 1 went to bed. 1 then tend thy Wakes medleines, which. lam *mod to say. lune mbetbriperied me."—Sold by all medicine venders tbraterhant Pie e~ Medd. Meat Pregame HeMawars Etta. Wilma% 3416 Ord laslsa none& LONDON OARRITR O— "ag , AW i l * 16 ' Pala sad oll Irstred blk i hglrhi st tsl.los. NTP.tiae to IN itt l i Per whieb er. abont ni roo tol e kant boss add Otis week. ear. Taller saarkst Is USAir Ow Iwo al. SABOSISIL n ; Pessoberg T sIA tend.C. r treat ST.. U. et Es. bd. r ill mu Onster Duey Weefirlob, lesevel Unaalko, bo erreadir , o . ab Amnion' on Wehoulay sto w a ft f 7 OIL at I, at Boolagballntrost. Iledit, Bristow and ''''' ^ ' aro models! his. to SU (d. Walbrent; or. rig., Whitmore. Beellog. . • oid Hasp won mid at th• quota- ' • .' sad I, at . to 191. 10s. per es. Faszeloso Oresesdals, Nolisur. A II end OW 4, st I 110 4 Gaidardt „, (31689 411, . 4 . ON -I E. ' . Ty` 400rri. 16.—Tes With sad ~ A ig , adadadri 4 the early pert et the meth tell sr ~,, bed Oen Aft/1W a preend et 1 Old 117 4 11 allIrtel• : 1 . . us dwelled sprealatka. The sad . ; fEt mai • ' • „,.... i„ 4 6,,„. mei the ' ,a' ~,- have alio reported the weather 3 ftiatit LI, et Leo: Me eid, et trr i hoe leikeed the trade a= . ; ----. la*, been were freely offered sone Ts 'haws UMON ewer 11"4"41431"1"."16 budnatkr • A . "alludg. ill °ma ks trupossetisa lms. ll"L ef ligulaien rese adveffitl " frai gjaP.Ma delay 21 s e ; . sad de 6at at teal., Snobbery, ,t. Ilowar2= u nrulli 4 1 1. Cfpa ist. C lfr a rr ge q thostoloweeeeeet - idalrpriewswitertlir Aug . 26 .ad isibeeterS i t T qglaptp et salsa sat s past abealkiese of Wanes COO, Tho total Wes of the week lom been sib A 1iii4:14.101.914 pearl. 34 4 .if 0 4" .41, se n rat att7 les Ilsoisy Sae la a fah attendance of the Ind& but NMI% - - - PUBLIC SALE:: AUGCBT 18.—By Meters. H. bowel( and T. A. ROTEIITII, at the klart—Freehold ground rents, prtducing 1 . It,. per annum, secured wpm 25 houses, Viindaor-grom, yid Kent rood, let en lames for venous terms, land tax redeemed— snld for 2,2101. A plot of freehold ground adjoining the preceding, 9 ft. by 21u tt., let for 61 per annum-1161 Freehold ground rest of 161. ter annum, secured upon proteins, Earl-street, Coopees-road, Kent-road, land tax redeemed-3131. Freehold ground routs amounting to 411.13 e. upon sixteen houses, 1 to 10, Windsor-tome', and 38 to 43, Virindior grove—sold for 9761. Freehold house sad sloop, 44, Wu.door-grovo, let for n 4 years at 61—sold for 1201. Ereanald ground rent of 161. per annum secured upon 45 to 49, Windsor-grow,—sold for 3101. A ditto of 181. per annum upon 60 to 63, Winder-greys —4201. A Otto of 141. 16.. epos 1 to 4, Emily -road, Old Kett• wid73.101._ A ditto of 241. 129. per annum upon 10 house', 3 to 12, Oreuville.plsee, Old Kest-toed-631i. A ditto of 231. 3s. upon nine houses, Anohor•plaee, Old Kent-road-4761. Freehold property, galled Granville Hons., Old Kent- I i road, with peasessica-3001. Leasehold bease., being No.. 1 to 20, Alfred-terrace, ! Queen'e.road, and Nos. 1 to 3, osees's-terrace, Grange- road, Bermondsey, let at rents predating 6201. der antra, hold for 66 rears, at ground reale amnanthig to bl. per an um—knocked down in lota for 6,1351. Meter.. IRVIIWORTI and JARVIS, it Gemmel's—Lew bold house 6, Gordon-street, lslinroa, Nt for 301. per manta, held for 76 yean unexpired, at 6!. 2.. 61.—sold for 1851 Four houses, 9, 11, 12, 13, Alfrild-etreet, Islington, let for 1421. pet semen, held for 76 years at 171.—sold for 1,2701. Mr. HINRT Mu.sox, at Gerraway's—Freehold house and hake?. &bop, No. 4, Old Fish-street, Doctors' Commons, let oa !minter 60/. per avows-8501 Mr. 11.111114 at the !Mr.—Least:bold house, No. 20, Gailford-etreet, Foundling Hotpitsl, let fee 100!. per son.; held for 50 years at 334.-2901. Three shares in the Auer Mart—O It 10.. Two preference shins in the capital stock of Southwark bridge-71. 10e. Messrs. Booming and Sox, at the Mart—Lessehold house, 17, Oliftonvitnitt, Fieshog, let for 501. ; held for 77 years at 71.-4901. Freehold house, 16, Caroline-street, Commercial-road, Sispneb let for 20!. per annum-2101. Hr. F. CUINNOCE 10bISHUNI (Or 0110 OR Wednesday, at the Aurion Mart, freehold property ereeprisieg the remains of Glastonbury Abbey, Seasersetshive,•, also the chancels of the two churches of St. John am St. Benedict, and land surrounding the same, extendieg to 380 emy of land, the estimated rental being 1,4101. per annum; alto the right of renewal of the rectory of Pt. John and St Benedict, the ennomand rent charges of which amount to 1.0001. per ann. The first offer was 20,060 guinea, whieb was ineressed by summons bidding. to 35.000 guineas, at which price the pro. pony was bought in, balms 2,000 games. below the reserved MARKETS. SUGAR. —The averse' prise of Seem, the predates of the British poresedoss is Asertss, °computed from the returns made in the week soiling the fib day of August, MO. is 2.5 e. Sid. per cwt. huger the produce of the Mauritius is aid. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the least ladies le 23e. Md.. The average peke of the Wee tereeelthe doetetietese, jointly, is Ma W.—Gault*. BIaUMW. At:OI:ST 16. Stich& The market magma extremely firm, tad for grovry de wriptiow there km beet cm active demand at SR lexpiesement is veins d lady id. to le. per ewe.; kr redalog aorta the 'equity his bees but moderate. 1 4 the Meltwertovers are generally well la stork from their late pinhole of tbrelin stigma, and cooacquently ere sot eager to purehme et the advanced rata de. mended by Imparters . The market le quite bens admits. and higher prices am agate pald fur all deseriptioati foe forward delivery. Ram has awe ea Improved demand We week, end about 2110 putelamma of Jamaica have been bold at en advance of tad. per gallon. Ltystroos, Atm. 16. Ts*.—Ths market has bees Isst Mire pa wash, sad mil • maliesie amoest of Pasta tesmated, but so alterstion la brim Tha as miss se et brutsis aryssitaiss PPM of di theme garnet Shell lift les at dia le Ps. VI Mass las Bp at Sid.. 40 chests adla 1 Use Arabia at &tacitly rime Oalgi at lks. bd., :50 ram at lea. ate 13 OeMer el at Sid. to aerations, N. dab he driameted, op to 10p. for aim NS dila samtlial Smite Us a Sts. Is Sawn tbe sales are Vtef.o9 l MM. 9d. to ide dd. for 4to ill pee met. retrsattue. il l iseased Ma, 760 bias have Mr eel/. at las ed. from alp, and it MAL* Iles N. liessiere. Duasses—lts sales resorted ass AA toes It Duseaso stiells. U.N. SI., NO two Cuba Eastie at $l. lie. to W., de as 111., so d 19 toss Battelle Omawood at Ilk per tea. Na sales none& la Newlin° as Tar, mar any alteration la prim la Mamie&babrn. /Mb la $OO iris. of Sas quality have to sold at Be W. per eat. Adass as coathmed is Wirt regime, and the mire are sprisas re WS its. at Po est sat for &limy. at ills. to 175, Ild, Appelee aid at OM N. to sir. Id. per eat. fee pm& • them are env mediate map at elmomod Mai. Mite : Tie vas la an Stsurtsbas Ibis PP Si. Mt Millar gbe must is vary Arm, sad 1 hi e l := l. si lt ilarmo:r .... bees IN lees, at th. sasallsm 91. thumms Mare leis lesem a madam* Nab at the ralool.qrstsMas 111 32 gall . g Ist lad Bs = Ll= ____. ni..1"44,,,tr.°",":. prase a 41s. It 4114001 la liVssmss MOM at peados' repel ▪ prat of Illosam ofiefiff Nob lamosla Sla is 416 pr pt. sto wag to us/ft Oahe O tt splipal Is pal %pat sal sp. bripi kedem, pals sr IN ma gra Issal st Pay swims ram Stant = abler! bass PS Pr Ps !gad tits plass hi ear ilapti meregli mis be ta y lga g i WM obas Ps Isslalsm NI lad 011 SW. per DAILY WEAT; The State of the Weather at Mae eaten yeatorday ■ atrangod 1* order of latitad Nommatftew Mao. Pirrovtir POIIINOCTIE isorrzastrres florin.= ............ :=Mum 441Xii.""t cansames Nr o oZt-•,•;«:.• Ndt• ~rtirehT'"'"d"'" ~ ._..... DAauso U ~ Stu! Sostimmin =. Xionvorn.• BUTTOCR IE4M.P I I MAI WO • • ••••••• • • Big'MICR °wear Haan DiariB %W. Streigth of wind. w • omtle &woe The returns Ores the follow:8g Ake is time tee publication regents , %diode t#a atom of die weather sine cUleek. N.E. N.W. MUFTI= Tess ..................... W. 1641)4 Gentle N. Gentle 8.1% ..entle W. Gentle warm:....... Newcourta Devon ...-...-.. BZUPPING (reeinomerisionssowww.twi •ablisaits CAIRIALTII Leonard Debbie, Daughter, of for Amputee, has pat en with l• is gnat and usabussitheid Parai damage au the 9tb, 10th, and Aug. 1.6. Xastirra, OINS, from iiistoriwt f. new the Czetainra, snout two city, dazing this sight, and it is feared Auz. 6. Aumayi 1,- 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 lirsialpog Booths lobo vii Boatbaraptat India Kit Xarseiiloo.., Boston and Bslifts. Meth* I..iFest_Ladis lin - 31 -- -" " ♦RRIVE Abate—at Griasolivo Ateust 14, Rum Ails fit-ream—at Hull, At,„Tupt If, Iltaani—at , iiMerlaml, A uri-. 14, Bros* VISTA —at Gteemek, Asirapt 71$1.4)acana—at Liverpowl, Aurort 15, Comm-now—at Grayereed, .‘uirm • Cava—at Gm send, Aintent 1 Caruaeu—at Oravereed. Amnon 15, tALOLINII 4WD Faasnmec —at Gr.... , im Caznctint —et Orimemtel. Azignr: MT Or Lommes--alt Geavestlid, Alfa. CINAILLOITIL—Ia Angus: Cattalo-4d Scckt‘m, ft I Coassuce Goasts.s.4.—off the IV :41,4 A DIAIWIT—at Cowes, Aug.,: 14, friA *Dosersza—atlPandertar..l, .1. , -zue 11, Tanyouth, .V4.r.i.t Dame Pare—at Gt. e.•entl, Mirk I. If Esau's—at Gravesend. Auguot 11, 1 lagamaio—at Gra%Cl+C tLir Font:lay—at Graterend, Auguit Pareri—st Cravisend, Ante' VI, I I.4,OI'ZITII—at Bristol, AIM./ IG, f 7, Y. am •=oo—st lldl, ARITt ! 4 . !rem FRANC Ma 00111OPPLall—it Fahllo/Itb.. °au:Lau—at Hull, August 14, from GlEva Attalifla 14. GALWAY Asc—of QUeraataWl44 Agg , i 4 Cavan ('.)—at Liverpool, Auguat 16, Gustav—at Ovansend, August 16, trout Jams Aaatmou.—at °ravened, Atatilat hum Wauma—at Oramosed, August I , ,esr tit tt—at Graveuend, August 16 ICrrs Mcv.rzast —at Dover, Manna IS, Lunt Pime—rt Swansea, August la. Ltra MOLUM —at Graatalend.: August Mrepursi—at Gravesend, August 16, lauraava—at Gnawed. August 16, 31• TA —at Grausamd. August 16, I rA —at atiPtO4 August 16, from_ Ma's,—at Bristol, Au,tust 16, trent MART—at Bristol, August 16, from Maar CaTterlalt —Off fa. Alblll.l alaaollll‘T E,ANll—Oirttiot !ant, Armen Mau Mamma—off Falmouth- August Plums —at Sunderland, August 14, from ratan Gsom.e—off Dartmouth, August PATRIOT—at Dartmouth, August 14, Papaw—at Grallattla, August 16, Prima OXMAN—at Gravesend, Aut aill'ilatea—at Gravesend, August 16, Buzau—elf the Welt, August 11, from TSVIO4Y —at Gravesend, Au.vist 16. Tares Lagr—at Gravesend, August SAILE Atzatri—from Falmouth, Ursa Item Shields August 15, ALlZ•Ntnt•—from Gravesend, Aairui Asimul from Gravesend, August Acniumv—from Gravesend, August Ames—from Gravesend. August 16, Auto:v-14am Liverpool, August 16, Sax Moica Day—from Liverpool, Au 111.vnix ,m.—from Portswaith, August CMINEALTOII Palm—Moat Plymonth,l Aty Comma nom - from Liverpool, Alava Dux—from Liverpool, August 16. to . Dowses—from August 16, D.voxmota—from Forteromili, As Eugs—from Grevesteg, August Boa—from Bristol, August 16, to Burg Joursrosm—from Liverpool, ELLlDA—tram Liverpool. August 16, I:toaster—from Livs spool, August 1 F'saNArnas—from Livorpool, August ra_tems—from Liverpool, Aurnmot li" G sto —from Bristol, August 16, Oigssing—ham Bristol, August 16, 111.v.r Awn ?guy—from Liverpool. Hatsgs—from Liverpool, August Hew—from Liverpool, August 16, Isar ARCRlTl4m—from Liverpool, Ai JAM= Stitt REID —boa Ofaret44l4l. Jcsrms—Buse Plymouth, August Jots—from Plymouth, August .15, Logalenite s.`,—from Liverpool, Al Ltrusu 4ov —from Liverpool, Augu MAROAINTTA—tivin Liverpool, Au. Mason...x—from Gravesend, August MAlll.llolld—fros Orsvestnd, August ?Asir Lvov —from Gravesend. August MANUA at,r Atom Dartmouth, Magi , NM. 'EMUS—how Liverpool, August lq NOILVOLII 4ss—mutt Llufgo?‘ Angu s, , tYramo—ttoss Liseepool, w Atigust Rose thununs—ftess Orsvoseed. A, gstAu—from Grsseseutt. August Taus As—from Unrested. August Vicrosa t—frois Custom!, August VOTIMMIL — horn Ontscsrucl, August 16. to WuLus—tivat Shirlds, August IS, to VESSELS SPOILER WITH. kTUILDLT. ACO7ST 17. welt of the followieg piton otoiod•— The Blatotai de. N.W. S.W. N. N.W. I_9W. N.W. N.*. NA. 'lr 113TP: V. B.w. N.W. Gaulle Pottle Strati Pratt Strong area; Gentle, ebbe 4e:ire *nye argeg' Oepta Geode Patot Gift I Gentle ilettie 1 Ottitte Oentlel et!rn Oastle OrMk Gag, Us Gest% Jule 17. FAA ..Piro, Wood, of Liverpool. Aug. 10, Lit. 47.17 N.. M from Liverpool tut St. Petersburg. nine 1 i Naze of Norway. Aug. 9. BIETRB, MARRIAGES. AND 1) BIRTHS. AGNEW.—Aug. 14, at Ecton•p.uk, Lay Utile& isam intr. DICKNNR.—Aug. 10, at No. 1, Devonsure-tmare, Dickens, of a daughter. 110WL —Aug. 10, at Gopeall, the Countess of Boas. KEMPIAT.—Aug. 11, at Vpper Woburn-4)4c1., t Keutplay, of the BMW' Temple, EM., of a dAughtet LIIVERTON.—Aug. 11, the wife of Mr. J. Uvulae, daughter. 111LTON. tug. IS, at Darin-terrace, Nottingham-park the Nev. W. IDlton, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. MAKER —TIOASMAN.—Aug. 14. at Waltoaon.the- , J. Jon,i, 4 IA .11.0i00. 1,. J. Ittkrt, of eit ,,, te ofemf diAnittur of the I. Mr. W. Homan, of 14 10:0 OltV STONE...I.—Aug. 12, at Itliaw ,hrt Rendre, A.A., the Rea. M. W. tlregory, WA., of ta , (afoot, to Jane, third daughter of 0. Stoner, Fru., 110WITT—R08138711.-- Aug. IS, at Miarillow, Mt !maim-rood, Nottingham, to sou" dant Jaye Rohlttt, elhardlow. LtWK—IIILL—Atie. 13, st liinotan Chtsrdl. Mt Olarek-rual, LairlpArt. to lutusa Jene, thtusbto TM@ do mut at 11.11 C Cuatuu... Portanutatt. Nicruitacorr —CIIARLESWORTII. Aur. 13. Levelboruulh. Mt. 1. Nethetcott. to 31n. Mary Chatkc D&4THS. lIRABAZON.—Autt. 14, Mr. E. O. timbal" late of I.lv,rpool, egad :8. ELMEWK.—AtIi. 10, at Hotort.terrom StonrEost e, eklett doughtec of Edltrvok, 11.11.'s DocAl aged St GllisON.—Aug. 11, Alfred, Inflott eon of U. Y. Woo fof.l.terratte, lirototttk. . _ Printed hot preletiledk w twist Klima Ilethe. dilate Is the OW it Leaden. Printer, at the Ottlee. emit. Mho "adagio( Miatetriale.--BAsvism Ara,' ER TABL E. AT, A r ,,, st , 17. of the following . 9). 4f. 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