The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-24 00:00:00

IRELAND. Draitit. Aram' 23. THE :YNOD OF MUSLIM. The proceedings of this impatient and incest unusual cmferecce of Roman catholic prelates and divines were commenced yesterday with the utmost solen nity, and acoording to all the prescribed rule. of the ancient councils. There was a vast 031100111711 of pec ple on the onssion, the town of Thu: les being literally filled with strangers. Spacial trains were run on the Limerick Railway foe the conveyance of visitors to witness the ceremoaies, and a large polio, force was brought for the purpose of preventing any interrup tion or ieconvenience from the pressure of the cro w The proceedings commenced with a solemn procession from the Seminary of St. Patrick to the Rouen Catho lic Cathedral, which is a spacious edifice, and was gorgeously decorated on the occasion. The stuff ruts of the eolle4e headed the procession ; then cams tho minor clergy chanting a litany ; then the reocaretores, or representatives of three absent bishops, wi:h their theologians; next the heads of religions how.., in the monastic costume of their respective orders ; then the bishops, each attended by be theologian ; oars Seedy, the four archbishops, the last of whom, Arehb a to e s Cullen, of Armagh, the primate, and, on this um: repreeentstive of his Holiness the Pope. The coettune worn on the occasion was of crimson, and had an extremely fine effect; but the monastic habits of the religions oidrrs attracted still mote attention than even the riles of the metropolitans, as centuries have dared Blom they have been seen be fore in public in this cauetry. Ater the procession arrived in the church the solemn votive mese of the Holy Game was commenced, the primate officiating as high-priest, and a speedid choir p.arforming the 'eerie j reestrina, the finest perhaps used cue church serve,. :.f any weeoev• it; iermon was reac':ed by the Right Re". Dr. Blake, who took for bis text, " Let 1111111 to account us as the ministers of Christ and tne diseceeers ot the ministry of God."—l Cot. 4. The only allusion to the objects of the synod was that made to the opening sentences of his de ems*, which were as follows: Peet Use. mid V. heralds Fathers, and dearly beloved Brethren is Christ,—As you am all aware that the prelates of Ireland.l. evasurnitty W the naciest imps sod pails. laws of tb. Christie, rause. sad at the express dense of sepreme crisicki heed, the eseeemor of lit. keter, are sow here sastmb rd t sad that under the presiimecy of the wnerehis Anherhep et Armagh, iucessser of Bt. Preach, sad rris toot all Ireland, who has bees specially deli gnat by its Rely Bee fat this purpose. they ere about Its hold council seeetter kw Om est:lire of cootiforeniae, few tie fry:spatial of abates, for the improvement .1 morals and di.riplaw, tor decking and establiahing whatever meats can mad must iff.rtaally to the guitar glory of God, the better dreariest of the people, the p, ace and woke, and hatormy el society, sad the menal mintien of the bcula a...nutted to their c.f.i. Al as we ell, beloved t retkreo--411 who miniver, sad all shear* mielitered ante—eseentete one body, the great myacad body el Christ, I. the welfare of whtth we i.e all vitally et:tested. I beg your indulgent ideates to a kw observances, wham' I hope you will not consider ins even; on the nature. authority, iraportace. and coop:eel bility ut the ClinElas inlyistry ; and on the obligation ot respecting and (swimming to its instructions. Ater the mass and the ree...al of several prayer., it was announced that the !nit general meeting of the prelates would be on Thursday next, the 29th inst., the bishops and the theologians being engaged in the meantime le the discussion of the subjects submitted to these, and leaving subdivided into committees for that ;repose. The opening adieus on the next occa sion will be delivered by the Most Rev. Dr. MHale. A vacancy has been made on the bench of the Irish lescevern liehters' Cunt, Mr. Farrell, one of the two judges of that cant, baring expired yesterday at hi. resielerc • in thi‘ city, after a protracted illecu. The Lord Mayor having invited his constituents to meet him yeeteiday, as representative of the city of Dub;in, a crowded meeting was held at the Royal Meehan" when Mr. Reynolds, who occupied the chair, addressed the assemblage ateensiderable length oaths course taken by him doing the les: en Siete A public meeting is to be held in Belfast to-lay, to take steps f. r toe reception of the Lod Lieutenaut at his approaching vi:it to that city. The LJSMICA of the T.nent League have prepared an address to the Irish conati , uenctes, putting before tnen e in the stroege!t light, the impoitance cf requir ing tram each of their reresertatives a bike& pledge to support the tenants' ifeensts in Parliament. This appears to be one of the most necessary steps in the movement, and there can be no doubt that it will be very generally acted on. In fact, if the question be sot set at rest by the le•delature barite the next general election, no people were ever rallied to the hastings with a more effective cry than that of tenant sight as it is now understood in Ireland. Meetings to eitpport the objects of the league have been held intiain the week in Mayo, and at Gast in the ceuatyo Galway. The h' , ...rthcrit Whig says— Thine b a fear of tee panto ail so far as c-n be judged (rem icepestion, and tram infOrmat a redhead durrft the warm M a j .urney from Clonal to Lunbeg, in the inter sad of the emisty Deward. We here Cave no hems of the ziefesse. We may, of crane. be sanguine, but we trait that Divine Providence yd. being us througn the ordeal. - The other accoaata of the potato crop which have reached town to day ere favourable. THE LORD CHANCELLOR here appointed Bell oghim Yaal•ver, ••f Tatagyezellcr, Eq, s reteistrate kr the Inuaty of D try, on r ruhsseeduiers at the lieu'en..at et' the eleati, fEr 11315er. A. Fertisoa, Bat, ALP.— Newry Tel/rep. JIE3iP.—We hate naired a alaspla tf ease very "• -• enso.•— • ' *acre.. , Hl itafret in MILL* 'fru &VW& by the kis, era Ruman i a Lienerlitt, we itr.d.retan.' have ectta* eis acres Walla: in quail, to ant we ref.' to. Toe eveinirn Au been teat for ezhibition at tib• neat meeting of the Royal Ina: 8 , city Tina is a estop which, though not ivetelp crews in Ireland, I. wcaworthy avention sf agrithl oasts. We rtsollee; Latin g ma it stated bp oat u! W- Yue flpdety's ag:iculturiata, that three Irish aerie produced. atter *tetplog and di yin', els tenoned a hal' of ettaw,and t 4) botheh of ere ' which said et is. per The prey*, time to irmia th crop is it Ap when there is no doper of the rlllait plants receiving if.) ory front trot:. The toil bee: carpel for it is a deep Week Tutelage mould; with a low eitnatio.i inehatel to uoireut ; it dose well on a rich cialey P 341111 or on old meadow lat.d. The ✓id ellowd be sown Dr Aug, fres two to three buelirls to th- statute acre, set.'.rtlivq to the qoality of the land. The moo Is of preparation and the place in the rotation are the seine as for flex. Wain we e wider that *b.eit 45.000 tow of this crop. valued at 1,500,0004, Sri annuelly imported lat. Wee Britain and Ivlsad,itissurely worth the wails *I the (*meta of this ooanti to maks a trial, so herd, at maims it more genstsily than they bate dons.—.Y ort4e, 11111. SCOTLAND. HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO SCOTLAND. We (EclipantryA Cifeerausf) understand that an (Scat communieetion wrs received is town on Thursday, isedastieg that her Isl ,j.sty *quid merely pm throng's Nescesoe en Mt way to Llelyreoel Palace oa Thursday ant, the 29 h instant. but th .t it was the intealion at tke royal psrty panak ror ism:Leas at Berwick, at et the sawing os Us Tweed Vieduet. Several 'levant snarq 1 , es are to oc travel for tie: pe,pcsa of Bernal, on thu site of the &Minn Carle, which commands a nieguill:t at view of trar P1in0w.1 . 44 (vestry; rad ether preperatiJas ire 11:90VIS to tele orate with beesmir.g •,,hrieelr the royal inatihotatios of that lawirificest railway bridge. Tot 4i net not tk • Ynk, N earl lierwiek nail way C .rs• may have determine.' to tau s , . ial trains on that day, by erLiat tacit 1:4111/411-141..nays to be conveyed free el chugs. lug mai traia Is expoted ts reach Berwick between twe Ytt halNiatt two k. 1. ~lvxltS Y AND CLERICAL. !.; Voa civic& kithuguics —lt has bees determined Wm three new elgoital litowtotioi shell be immediately ended ; the Gr t for t►e bl-g d of Mauritius, as iceond for Wcs••rn A iictralte; and the third for Stem 1e0..e. Tee app irsom.nt of the biet.ope is nit yet cinfirmed, hat It It • ta't I the follow.ag arraciimenta will be meg, :—.The atm. Forest Hawking, it 11., Yell .w of Ramer Collar.. Oatord, end Semetaty to the &Maly for the Prorrtgation of the Omni is Foreign Pasta, to t.e BiglOp of the Wand cf Maaritine ; tn• IC •v. damn lianis, M.A., Ineambeet a All bilate Church, Stepney, to M Bi•h of Wa.tere Aua Malta; and the keg. 1. W. Wa ke, M.A., Incumbent of Bt. lkomaa's Lambeth, to be Bisittli of Swim !.cote. rarrzumaria. It awrid lirja, to Ne.Atr Swell V.. dio. 01.uerttr 43 Itnitcl; vs le lOW ; Juba P.tkiss. ass.; pats, Dean sail Coapt.r ofChriet CoArea, Othrd. li li 6 Foot Triniti Chart* P.O 11.)thertirho; valor I:4lpat , of Rothorhitt.o ; Roy. W. P. 11. Boithispos, r. a. It • E. E.ly. to the Areh.lowonry of Killela. Key. T. U. (Idles, of Ewelita , , to I.OJ Berrogate, die. Ottkril. B.T. T. If init, in Ilia/mill Id P.C., Droalield, Derby. dare; nine ; pats., Trustees. K. X. B. Ibiasbisen. to St. James's l'.C., Mord* Tess, Lr,npr. t ; valise 2101 ; pets., Trustees. Kee. H. l'em.ll, to b chum P C., Lancashire ; miss 2744., wit 4 r•aidence; not., Bit I'. Fitt twood, Bort. Roo J. C D. Yu! , fl. of Bradford, D‘von, to be a Stum pf., dio. Eater. Its,. J fludaltio, to Womott li, Reffulk ; value, 6101., with residence; pstr,as, Clare Held, Cambridge. Vec 1M;I&S. • Chei.ioey of I.tris;;•l Lerfunl'o-isto Prison; lisv. 11. Simpson, pn.rose. LeskUsio Staffastleltin; Rev. B. IL Ilsolaw, prom NAVAL. rOILTSMOUTII, Aro. 23.—A new dock, No. 9, which has lest been finished by Mr. Bramble, the contreeoq, wu to have been opened to-day, and the Neptune, 180, was igt have been taken in. but as there was not sulkiest water at high tide by five inch... the common, of kissing in the above seem had to be peetponed. This dock k Lauded ler the Largest steamers, and is wider by 9 feu Mao any ether deck ia this or soy other yard. Its lengtk is 306 feet ; breadth, at the centre, 68 ; at the entrance 66 feet. It is a beastifal pleas of masonry, and admirable is every point of view, excepting that it is only capable of taking in • large man-of war when the tole, wind, and other eireninstanors, shall be favourable. The Neptune, which ism to have been docked, is one of the largest class of three deckers, after the Caledonia model. but 89 tons larger mea ean meat, ber tonnage being 2,705 tone, o.m. She was launched at this dockyard 18 years ago, and, although naval men agree that she is perhaps the finest 120-gun ship In the British navy, abs hu n yet been tried. This Ware in the docking of the Neptune is attended with great exposes; • great number of dockyard men having been employed all the morning in bringing her to the eatranon of the &wk, and all ' tne afternoon ia taking her back to her moorings. —The venture, store ship, Muter Commander Wellington. arrived ' from South America yesterday evening.—The Fox, 42, Commodore Landstrt, has her topgallant masts up, and everything reedy for beading sage. She will go to sea early next week —Snips in Harbour: Victory, Illustrious Easel lent, Fox, Dragon, Retributios. Flamer, Birkenhea d, Ellis, Sprightly, Fealty, Soho.—la basis : Termagant, Blonde.— In steam tole: Dauntless, Shalom, Odin, Bu ll dog, Vixen, Medea, Bigger, Urgent dock: Vulgates" Apollo, Penelope.—At Spitheed : Blenheim, Adventu re, Hallo, New Sae. The Master. General of the Ordnance, the Marquis of Anglesey, G.C.B , 0.0 11., duo ., remaine d Portsmouth ea Monday night, and on Tuesday, aotrropenied by Major- Onteral len d F. Fi'selarente, Colonel Lewis, of the R yal Engineers, the clerk of the works, and otter tflicial persons, went round the fortifintione, and visited end iaapeeted all the works now in Foltruilt including floia . asee eutle, the spec &winos inn ; I "! the new guard bodes et Rico hte busier, of the inspection otaspiw taz ao the day. C , ArOt7ST 23.--Tlae Megidense, at. sloop, was navigated, is charge of the master of the flag ship at Sansone, on Wednesday to Dtvaaport, to be placed in ordinary there as an advanced ship. The Tiger, at. sleep, wm taiten into dock on the 22nd to be fitted foe cornet et an; and, when she is completed, she is to bi nevigaud to Portsmouth, to be placed in ordinary there as an advanced nears ship. The Cumberland, 70 guns, is fast progressing tossed, completion as the ordinary guard ship at this port. On Tuesday sad Wednesday last, her mein deck, quarter ckek, end torees.tle guns were received on board, to the cumber of 44, from the Gun Wharf ; those for the main dirk consist of two 8 inch guns, r 5 ewt. each and 9 feet long ; and twenty-ix eons, 32's (Moctles new gun), tech 9 fett in length and 50 cwt. ; and for the upper deck are sitters 32-pounders, rice 42cwt. and 8 feet in lergth. Her lower-dick guns will not be put on board at prison?. The Poletien will be put out of commission on the 30th Outwit, end the Cumberland will he commisei toed on the 31st. Ti.e itfieen and nun beingitg to the Poittiere wial then De tuned cyst to Ike Cumberland. . . WOOLWICR, Aro. 23.—Arroircrwarm—Mr. Benjamin Wilson Pidcock nu leen appointed eetretary to C mmodere Superintendent Eden, her Majesty's D.,cxyard, Woolwich, vice Mr. Jovph Finhoro, promoted to Mt. receiver. MILITARY. Taco?' to LaNalco —Major H. W. Askwitk's Com pany, 8:11 battalion, and Captain C. V. Cockbarn's Com. posy, 9th battalion, first on the rester for foreign service, have been placed under orders to embark in the Apallo troop-ship, Commander Itairetnthe, for ecoveyanee to Ja maica, f.r airvice in the West Inili.s. The Apollo in ex peened round from Portsmouth to Woolwich, and the 10:h of next month is tamed as the day en which the two coos patties will embark at Woolwich. The cnmossies at per. seat in Jama . ca they are ordered to relii ye are Captain H. J. Math's 6th company of the 2ril battalion and Captains W. T. Crawford'. Bth company of the 6th bast lion, both en stroke in lb. Wtst Indies Mom the 23rd of November, 184 S. Captain Anthony Bemis sth company of the 2nd &waken, next en the list for tortign scream ' will shortly proceed to Malta, to relieve Captain Shone, 3rd company of the Bth battali on, at that station emu the 19:h of October, 1844. EXCHANOIS.—We (Beauls Army Despatch) an state, on unquestionable au:►ority, that. oo and after June, 1451, when the new educational orders will come into force with tegiumsts at home, no captain in in:entry will he allowed to e itchange with a ea•alry ceptatn, except tt•r infantry captain ►as served as a cornet, and been dismissed from riding &VI A mr at beneficial order ; as, when an °dicer has attained the age he does before ob•aining his company, his figure is so set ea to preclude him tram nquiring the mart and stipple seat of the cavalry s Adler. This regulation will tend c inside c able to Statics the prims of cmempaion , in cavalry corps. Chow Let alght'e Gaulle.) 131111.0MCE, At UVIII 23. I:Lh of Liebt Drogs.--Vorset A. bumpers to be lieut., by • par., ewe Reed, who reb. . . Pith Rept. of F.—Ciptain T. Butzer, tram the : , th F., la be opt., cee C. W. Eaedulpb, win Ms. wpm 11 --P. 50 F. arttr.—E7.e. E. R. C. SalLooe to be heat., by per., .be FArtlougb, wbo rete. . . . - iNL —Lient.y.ye CormeT MOULTON to be at!, 'tee Moot, who micas the MP:abbey cialy. .• --- 77th E.—Lieut. IL Wares tem h..p. naatt., to be lieut. Wiz., inr the tLfierenee* vice &Mem, prow.; EL.. 11. Kuna to De u:.,Le par.. vice %Vials, who tet•.' . SSO V.—Lieut. N. Ottano..l, from the Nab F., to be limy site bretboro, prom. teem( MD.—Lieut. 3. D. Itentem, from the S9th F, to be apt., . . without par. . Illazont2.o. n.—The ("mkt= named of En*. MCDWALD, Of the 02n1 F., are "Juba A1.1e," nut "John Mae," as awed la the Gas, tte el the Ilth tree. OfTM OF ORTOIANCF, Ararat 24._ — loyal Rest. of Arutit ry.—Sec. C.apt. 1L Pircc to b. , apt, e:ce Young r•t. upon WE pay; Pint LIU. A. C. tiurao to be mes opt., true Prioe; Ste.Litut. MACRUZIC tat* Itrit twat.. eke Wag. Z4lb3 Entelltaence. LXSOLVENCY COUItT.-IiZADING, YESTERDAY. Ilimait Ms. CorruksiOxva RBCYII6II EIVINUITUKIL H^rry E. her Mgesty's 0:b Itestuton , of FOJt. runs up for his Heil hearing, acd was °pp/id by Mr. sirtlits on behalf of c'gtitesis ertditt ro. Mr. WAli bstrater-stAm, attended t.) support the insolvent. Tne intolvent, who is a young man about 25 years of age, i• 'he son of a highly respectsb:e clergyman at Wisbsach, Cambridgeshire, and he entered the erzi in into . Hi; hie debts to amount 0 ,;t o 2,6001 , end the assets are nil. In 1849, he sous ma commission for 7501., and a reversion to which he was entithd on the death of hi• mother fir 1,9.:01., a portion of which money he applied to the pu niest of debts then due. Sacs that time he had been in the receipt of 1501 per annum allowtd by his talkie. and his annual expenditure (entirely apart from servants' wages, rent, rants, and ham) had exceeded 1,09 W. His tstlor's bit, were 1501 a year ; %waviness expenses, 25W. ; household ditto, 5501 ; keep of horses, 1001. Since 1849, be had con tracted a debt with Mr. Ki's, 'jeweller, Regent-street, to the amount of 9Sf. ; shoemakers, 521.; tobaceonitts, 771.; wisemeeeltentr, KI.; milliners, 201., of which sum 1591. was for drones supplied to the inaolveat'a wife within a "dried of sit weeks in the summer of 1819. He was indebted to Mr. Mitchell, mtmiemller, Bond -street, 171., the chief of which was for tickets to the opera as d French plays; and also 91. 95. to Mr. Olivier for ether tickets of admission to place• of public amusement. In May, 1b49, he obtained two gold bracelets, 12 guineas meth, and in the fnUowing month a carbuncle stomacher, 21 guineas, of Mr. Kits, and each of Otto 'alien was pledged on the same nay he received them. Mr. Kits sod Mr. Verity were called, and affi lavits wits produced from various other creditors alleging that the :r.- solvent obtained credit by referring to his father-iu-law, Mr. Kt admit, of Suffolk. strt et, to the Hor.. Mr. Spencer, Lord Churchill, and to the hankie, firm of his father. The Commissioner stated that this was such a cue of gyms extravegatee that be could no. pass it over. By consid.rable skill and artifice he had contrived to eb. min both goods and money; and shot/ether his ease was one of a large and systematic expenditure, with but a limited Income of LAI.' par moues. All the tralcsmen who had given Lim credit app.:tared to have teken the pm - caution to a:ke inquiry before they opened an account with him ; and es the refer( nem in such instances erre of the highest character, they had been induced to part with their goods. It was clearly proved that Le had gone into different shops with highly reaps emble perta.s, and trust advantage of to, dealings to iotroduee Mundt to get pas anion of their gonds. Tradesmen must ha protected Mt tin such fest% yr etiees ; sod, hiving regard to the interim. et huainess people, roe felt it to be his nuty, however painful it might h e to his t. wings, to enforce this law, and Is mend him for the yeses (the tull Feriod under the 78th section of the act) from the date of his vesting order, which was May last. The Commissioner allowed the cats of the ropidoeition. CENTRAL CRIMINAL C'OURT. OLD COURT.-YESTERDAY. Banns Na. Bums Purr. CHARON or MANSLAUGHTER. Margaret Rottman, 21, end JoAmnia Col,man, 16, were hadleted tor the nrattlatianter of Elisebeth Colemea. Mr. Payee proseetittd, and Yr. O'Brien wee for the deism*. . . . . It appeared that the Firemen and the deceased wemelsters sad it stunt el frees the evidence that their hobi•s were of a very violent and disorderly character. Upon the day aamed in the indictment it 6pp...red t►at them bees been a dispute between them upon th• subject of a gown !mien tin. to one of the prie men, which the &clued, who was the youngest of the family, was alleged to have pawned. }ram words they get to Mow., and at length a very savage theist look place between the slaters, during which they botn bit and kicked each other, and very shortly afterwards the dece►std died. Tam was no very distinct evidence as to the serval cause of death, at.d it transpired in the course of the cam that the d. aces d had been repeatedly beaten upon the bead by her stepfather end mother with a r•rlling pin anti also with a heavy strap, and it wee doehtful whether the depth was ■ot at all events accelerated, if not occasioned, by this violesee. ThepTy stopped the me awl returned a verdict of Noi AAIONAVATED AeeLLLT BY A POW. • CONSTABLE. j,,44 Harrigan, 34, was indlet•d for h I , niuu+l and 'mounting; Janar ilosolay, with intent t, murder him. In other corms the hamlet the primate wee laid to be to do 'devote bodily hers. - THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENIZie,.AUGUST 24, 1850. Mr. Parnell promated, mad Dlr. Itobiam was tee the defence. • The edioasiganou of the sees +erg of ratter a 'singular slimmer. It appeared that the prisingr at the time of the osearrenoe woos constable 'attached to the li. divielos of pollee, sod at three o'clock is the mooring ha woe haat by kis Gerrard is an appasintdy drunken Maditioes, ant elm seerisso ha soequence ordered him to g• eff duty ail me aemouty him to the pollee mattes. Leib* ei dela, se, however, the phone, Uses. very eiolest, drew hie tru stees and threatened to *cock out the oeMomat's hreineit be touched him. Ho meat length got to tbeeelfilestatsf e b e e d there drew a kaile,and with dreadfal haprileatione fro would stick it late sherds of say Ilaglishama w la with him. An attempt was at length made by the prow sorer, who is she a entomb* X the same dirkies, and several of his ocisarades to disarm him, sad it appeased that he made • desperate mistime sad thoot kis hails about in all direatiess, wounding out only the prosecutor very severely ia the thigh, hut else the fasoseter, Foam, whe was ea duty at the Um. It appeared that the prisoner had been several years is the police and bow a most &salient charmer, Wag always considered a quiet inoffensive lota and when Wove the magistrate he stated that aan h ad given him masething to Mak ant of a Itemises the night *question whisk suet have bees drugged, as he declared that be lost kis soma hametheoly sadd - kaew nothing of what took plies afterwards uatU the next morniog, wham he head huatelf handcuffed in • est. aad was tt ld by the meltable gm duty that he had stehbM 'lmlay and the inspector. Mr. tobinsoo t ea behalf of the primer, urged that the fasts whisk led been disclosed left no doubt that he was perfectly umuldlllll, from some cause or other, of what he was sheet, and *mime , could not have enter tained either of the deadly intortioas that were imputed to him ; and he therefore enlist upon the jury to may that he was only guilty of committiag an assault. Mr. limos Platt having summed up, the jury, anew • very short deliberation, food the prisoner guilty of an assault orly, and at the same time recommended him strong:, to mercy on account of his previous good charmer. The learned Judge outfaced him to bt I;;Tinflal with. cat bard labour fur three months. • NEW COURT.-YESTERDAT. !Smile rat Cosmos, Beanurr. liwawy. Edward Johes, G 3, shoenalm, pleaded guilty to ea in ilic:ment charging him with ititirmarrying with Atu Perim, his elle being then alive. Mr. Bodkin appeared for the prisoner. It appeared frum the evidence of the prisoner's daughter. who was salted to speak as to the behaviour of the first wife, that she had left him 1U years ago, and had putatively re• fused to live with him, and after several frisitleu endeavours to persuade her to do so, she bad gone away and they thought ter dead. The second wife, it would appear, was ileum lisppily with him at the time he was t ,ken in custody. The Caisson Berjeaut sentenced him to out mouth's im prisonment. ASSA ULT. The !tenon named Cooke, a farmer, near Woolwich, who was oc:nricted on Monday den assault en some brokers, was brought up for sentence. The Comm,n Berjeaut said the oft.nce was a eery bad owe, but as a sentence of impel onment at this time of year would be so eery serious to a man like him, he should not proceed t 3 that length. hot instead fine him 101, and order blur to find sureties for his future Rood conduct. THIRD COURT.—YEsnaDAY. ME/Nal MIL Rt. .1\ 1.1. tit WILT. ATROCIOt 8 ASSAULT. _ _ Ellen Kiefe, 30, married, and Johanna Keefe, 63, her mother, were indicted for cutting any wounding John !lawny, with intent. Mr. Woollen prosecuted. The facts etch, ease were these—The preseeutoe, who is • labourer, lives in Tindel's-buildinp, (h&j's Moline, sad the prisoner Men who is a herculean framed woman, and the terror of the neighbourhowl, lived with her mother in the same place. On the au won of the 25th of July, both parties came to his room, where his wife lay dying, sad asked him for .few halfpence, and upon hse stating his ina bility to give them, they began to abuse him, and the psi. riser Etien took up *jug and threw it at him, and finding it had missed its aim, rushed into the adjoining room, sad getting a poker, came in and struck at hint • blow which some one who was by prevented from reaching him, but whilst prosecutes was kneelias at the bedside of die wife, she again came and hurled tke poker with such force, that upon striking him it Cu. h• Lead open, and he was obliged to be taken to tt e hospital, and he was • long time bad. The affair had such an s tied upon the sick woman, that her death was mach hastened by it. Thiel& r primmer was drunk at the thine, hut the young one was quite sober, having just come out of prisno. Tr.e jury found them Loth Galley, weakling the mother of the intent. Toe prisoner Elm was sentenced to 12 months', a& JAanno to one soontbs . imprisonment. From Me LONDON O.4ZETTA—Frid2y, .1'4'7.23 , • .-. N . MARKETS. P - * . _ Sk eir I ISUGAZAIeb • aipprias of Sugar , di ad Yrrit e rammaaa la earapated freer trio Nadel WM, the day at Ileatea t lele, la tea. par al Illelle Verlha4lll9ll4 is le 2la lad. per prude. Illrennnalt Addeo is 27a e , ,d. TLo average pike at I dome braddelf ibeedfilise. jointly, la 35e. sp.— Grotto. Milner., AUGUIPT Is. 8o0•11.-431••• bas bass • amp animated daunted lot all mertmarniataiiir thieWegt, Me ddembiar beta GAII cleared et averything awed. et Imswevieg Ow. The traniee. a r ia" dam eme lit lell end germ Weft India, 9,001 mob et a , 900 Isla. *rem meg a few hundred bleed Beepas Lill • mnet bow l• all daarlptims amid Imo unnuane Ir laVa bed bes• Mapped to amply UN IlliAlle. Mask Maisom Mae ferabad tram Mama as they Lot for add better b ut mks Moslad saab aa ad. TIDOS of le. dd. fio fa marl cm dm butter and km ea and f, 6d.The to IL per met as Ibs larr aid lap MOM. dualltallul. rad ameba Ma pardstipstil la Me asarda mariddit• ftie Ma raw mallairt, mil loreiseadvented rata" here bine paid lee aU demelplimmi maid. darmard drifter,. Tread* tan et length et. cited mere elisagera, ad smut largo Bahr have bus rage at a ad. vanes of 110.,pse cwt., its. ad. lac &Welty in two months being the het price pelt, and the reams are emvellUag to p on even at that Aille• Nom hes Mime Isepremd mud, and about MO pima halms. f t wile • / moll W Leconte. Wade c 4 have and buyer" at ;Z d rd. r par Nasalgi bus maim Demerara are inquired for, but timers um la dm port. DOM Fawns raIM am easy bury sad dull el rale sad pelage have letill a dowawardtandeney. M Ours Om a mad, balm. n doing at farmer rates. Lrviatroor., Aram It BroAa.-Thera has berg a very steady demand, both axon the grocers and refiners, sad micas generally bane impreived dd. per cwt. ; the isles competes 130 hhde LT., 6,300 bass Heogal (of width 900 were Khmer at 394. 6d.), and 300 mate of Msuritlue.-The demand far Torekm la still active, and the sales moonlit to MA Mists. Porto Kim at from its. &t. to 41a. fol.. 400 togs vitae IWO* at 229. In bond, and 3,3,10 begs Moss Tefdambuts. toserfaa at 1k per err . " Ar .e;sil The better khnie are In demand, at firm pares; the saes . this week are 300 puns., chiefly Berbedoes, at Ids. pre swe-Ouffert There is a slight Improvement in the den and, and greeter stadium in prices; the sake oumprlse 140 tem. Jeweils, by auction, at ins. 6d. to 51.., 64:8 bogs Lyn tyre at 4t • to MS., ion bees Costa like at Me. to 41e. dd., 100 bhp Porto Rico, at 4as, and too begs fit. Lowing° at lie. per cwt.-230 begs black Tepper base realised 3d. per lb.-400 bags Guayaquil Cocoa am reported at 2s. to 204, 1$ brie Jamaica Ginger from Mt to 1041 s, and 1,000 prekets Katt India at Ilk per cwt. Rim: The market for Rest India has plight:). Improved, and the sales smart of 11000 bags Bengal, from Is. td. for Molten, to Ile. for Ass whits, and 60 tierces Quollna, loom lbs. 3d. to IS.. dd. per cwt fur fine.-21te demand for Ruin la better thnuela the hopit.ese does net exceed 120 puns. of all binds. In Haat ladle drymltarles the termination" emend of a ma lot of Indigo at Pater 3s. NC per lb.. 2,000 packages Gemlike at 12s. 6d. to 12, 9.1., 1,130 begs of fto dour at Ire. 04. to 1t.., 130 boxes of Pearl Bags at toe. to ate. Saw pocket. dead 001171.11 at from 3:s. to 335. fur damaged, up to Its. fel. to 43. 6d. yet' cwt. for sound, 2,1‘0 bundles of Rattans at 26. 10d. to 2a. lid , a sma ll parcel of RAM Oil at 41C per lb., sad 319 slab* certified &retie' Tin at 931. per ten in toed- -at* bags Bombay Linseed realked 46e. 3d. per quartec-No inks reported In n.altpetre, but the market Is very Gm --Of Nitrate of Soda, 400 tons hare been told at 13a. 4:4. for SSO toss en .hlp, up to Ih per cwt. for .mall lots In Aare. There is very little to report In Itycwoods, the entire transaettess not Teething 200 twos of all cleacriptuns.-Turpentine In fa r demand; 1,41* bids of rod quality sold at lie. to 64. 301, end 100 of fine new at 6s. rot per. eat.-No 041.4 111 Ter.-American ites'.n of common quality hiquired for, and poem le fleet 11.. arts; a few hundred barrels N.lel at as. ad. to 2s. Dd. per cwt., with 201 to 300 bele. of tine quality et rel dlerly higher prior, -Rehm : The ore about 400 beta. at 37e. rid. to 344. for tote, and 112 s. 9d. to 33.. W. IH r cwt for pearls-- Hides ; At the public sales ef East India Kip.., neody It,, whole fennel buyers at fair rates, comp icing 16,1.00 at 9d. to Old. fur poi dry tufted, Rd. to 411 4. Cur far dry salted and brined, and proportionate P d. ! . t ar 7 lbbe l• , . , . . The busker. dame in brimstone bee bees to the extent of 400 tees, • at IL to 51. 75..:d. per tom- Of sumac, the sales have been about 500 base at the quotations—Nothing done in Argots or Tartar..-Fifteen begs goo Melon berries brought 11. per cwt. • - Olive oil has mm. tinned in Seedy demand, and upwarde of 11 , 0 tens have found buyers at full pffees.—Sealeil continues to advance, tianut 119 two. of pile having Men mold during the week at 341. to 15/. t er tun, and the latter prior has bees refused kw a cargo to arrive; ruthina ha- been dose In cod od.—Seeil oda ale without alteration; the demand limited.— ridn oil is lower; the sake are 359 ton", chiefly at 201.1 r. rd. per ton. —There continues &moderate demand tor tallow, at 375. to 375. 111, for V.C.; a large quantity of South American WWI o ff ered at auction on Wedneaday, about one-think tit which found buyers at uhout pre vious prit.ll.—About 250 tom of lord have been rohl at 3M. 3d. to 33e. geL per est —Jute : the sales arc limited to WO hales, at steady pekes. TEA —Losnnx, Am. 22.—W. have I. report trantinned improvement In the tea market during the pa t mouth; the Nevadan have been exteneere and em seine deveriotimis further advance has taken place. In black tea, omentes eing-m has 'drama ! to 144 in ernmquenee of the very large demand for export ; the recent heavy shipments have diminitilied oonsiderahly our Frock of low onegou, and a. but little tan arrive f 4. some mentio, we may expect a very firm motet. Is the medium (peaks some brim contract', have been mule at prev iouer rtes, and the intern; hie% brio of colaniUll COOKOIi • ill no doubt caner a tentton to or dleeeri 4to the he kinds ;In the hat qualithAl a limited basioese has been doze at former quotations. In green to a good outlines" has bees done in moat descnotione at about preview. t wee ; the recent arrivals, which ounestedehiedy of the medium qualltiee, have been readily taken at full orlon. Seemed orange pekoe of the low and IDCAUIO kinds haw slightly ilecliro iL Aortae I caper continue- inactive. The a It, alnee our last have been Ide and the t tad quantity hreught to the hammer 30,313 cheots, shunt a lowth of width sold in the room ; the molt 151Iy sum tined the advance mentioned. the advice.. by Overland mail, by which we learn 'hat no aidosient ut oew seawnie ha had taken place, havo tended to strengthen the market, m Is row certain that the meet. vale Mee will be much later than lam year.—Corem: This market has been inactive during the month ; but th, bulk of Ceylon off eel in public sale, my 2,294 eadoi, 0,110 found bums at a redt.ct:on of from Is. td M. per cwt. Ise annonseenient at the OlalatPaCelrlallt Of this month of the Utile', oornpenfe oak* for the 2nd of September of 347 ,E bagii, I m tended still further to Ii ;dear the markt t, and till the revolt sial be knows, business wit! be via y limite d. The Meek • ( foreign coffee le Overt, with a limited demand, with thee:et:Alen of rese.cha and Porto litico, the former°, which real/aid In rale 620. to r. )44, ant there Is now but little to 1w tact with et that price. The nod arrival of Coal& Una, which wiri of 4,277 ham, .031 at full rates, fr en tee. to Cl.. *Jibe present ;it tmi of coffee are as under. road ordinary native, .! L. to 11.. 44. ; piantat.oe ecru, tine Li floe idinary, 46e. to s'a.v., low mid Ping to tate middling, 52a, to 70s. — From W. L. Eranks and 90a's Oreidee. COTTON.—Livsimot., At otter 23.—The mut► of the cotton market during the wee k now doing has presented ft•rne ono. eually sudden and rapid nuctuationa, wore eerily recorded than explained. On hatunLy, the Asta's accounts, representing the we tter in the cotbe redeems to be very propitio.nt and the markets get, warmed the AulMers which before prevailed, and prime became r is litly eerier; Monday, thin tendency ripened into a Wrenct and general decline of per lit, and in it we •nstancee, aortae net dy or druid holders, even td. decide was taint t 'effect -ales. Tine depres sion e inttauttl, with rather increasing lure., on Tueetlay ; but on V. eilooday a sudden reaction took place -bi.yers, both on c i ao anon and for con•uruption, prepared to operate with rentitien.e, and sellers at once withdrew their eto , ks, or veked fully id. to &did. per lb. MI% ADO: upon Tuesday's pekes, which they readily obtaintd, the sales on tnat day being lu,te 0 bales. riacv Wedneeday, the demand hut been leer animated, bui his time, in of holders remains mintabed, and the market claims to-a ty at li.rtity td. pear 13. tkvbebe olf the rates of last Fritlay : this app. it, to de-eriptious. laden on spet uladou, 11,830 AIIIRTICIIN {fib Egyptian, 2U nett 1011,, 490 litteinhani, and 2,290 ; and for exportation, 1,9010 American, 3 , 0 l'ernein, and 430 Sent. The gun:adobe totday fur LW cotton ate: -I k"Ce4 'id, Mobile, ha., S WOOL,-.1,911D0:1, augur. 23.-Tha colonial Wool s a les were vomited el on Thornisy,* al r. Halms, whose catalogue) comprard 1,011 hales Australian, Hiu Putt 213 Van Liretra's Land, 214 Adelaide, ones IS Cita% m3hing a total of 1,973 bales. There vas a good attendance of buyers. send the hiddinki mace Indica. thou of a soreneful issue. Prices range as follows :-fort Ptolip, ent eutubitbe, to. Sid. to Is. 74.1.; wand, Is. 4.h to le. 30.; third, la. 24.1. to to. 44.1.; ON; clothing, to. .d. to lc 6d.; woad, Is. 4d. to Is. 310.; third, 1.. 4d. to IL scat d.; at Hondo, Is. up.; mooed, la. 6 1 .; s k in, le. 34.; intertir, to. Sid. to Is. Sad.; locks and pieces, 110. to IL 2d. ; damaged, to. 24d. Latr.to, 10. lid. to 16.01.; snow white. 10. I Id. ; Sydney, fird wet, le. 0.1. to Is. 74.; wand, Is. 4d. to 111.3,d.; third, le. 114. to 1.. 3id.; lieggre, Is. Gd. to IL 7d. toe drat; other, to. 3d. to Is. 3,41.; locus, I M . to to.; band-washed, la. Ild. to Is. ; damak el, 9d. to to. 3 d.; Lamb, Is. &I. to la. 4* I. ; 18.20. to Is. 4J.; hand-molted, II d. to U. 24d.; Oda, Is. to 10.2 d.; pieces, 1111 d. to to. Id.; create and locks, 0 ,d. to 9,d. ; Lounceotau oc sired • onow 14 bite •ort, IL 614.; firm amt. 10. 3let. to le. ; p corm, Is. Ild.; third, to. LI. ; wax, Ire. Oki.; Met. and piecea, I 1 d. to la. 14d.; hasid.waohed, la. 44 ; skit., 10. Sd. to Is. 3d., Lamb, la. 4d. to 1.. 71d. • PottLout nay, Is. 31d. to 1.. 4.1.; lamb, le. 3d.; Algal ILiy, Is. 3 d. to Is. 3,1. ; Lamb, to. 24d. ; pieces, la. Id. Leans, AUOVAS 23.-In Enalish .001 then hit b een no change this week, either in dim ind or prin. For foreign •0.1 the &maul inntinure good, and Ld both forangn and coluinal prams are firm. HOSIERY, &c.—LzicesTru, Außust 23.—The prospect * the home tr Lae continues good; workmen are amerally mu. cloyed, and in POMP kinds of goods are asking for advanees, which they will prolubly obtain. Wools are aria. and till the mills arc ac. tiv ly engsairsL IRON.—GLasoow. August 22.—We hair . . no change to ',whets our pig Iron market today. There are buyers of mixed N 0.., good brands, for cash, M lid. per ton ; and sellers at 445. Cluteherrile is worth lid. to 9d. pee ton extra. METALS.—Loanom, Auttuet 23.—The demand has fallen of! for Kpe'ter this week, and only a limited Lordlier.. has hen con cluded: holders ore also dispowd to sell, at IN. los. per ton on the spot, and there toe much larger stock then last year. For pig Iron there 'stein a dull sale fur all purpuaes, and sellers arc williug to so. cep! tor :scotch 43e. to 435. GU. for tidied, toad 41s. to 41e. ttl. per ton for No. I, as the consumption does nut get larger. Operations are limited in common Welsh bar, all?. pm. to 41. 12 0 , gd., end rally g u n of sale, at 41. 12.. bd. to 41. Os. Tin kits been only in moderate to. quest since this day week; HYMN at am. to at.d lt,iksb, Ws. to Nis but Tin riates boil a het. sale, at tally turner rates. The mar. ket ia gem. CllEßSE.—Arrugur Sr. LAWKENCE FAIR.—At Ibis fair, OD Wednerday last, there appeared a slit &Tram to the quail thy of Chew over late ye ire, there being not more time GI ants In the market, for which eako were r dber dull, partieularly.toward. the c'tew .0 the market. New mdk Cheviot sold trout lid. to 3.. d. per lb., turd old utilk ateraged did. per lb. CORN.—CiiaLeroaD, Asa u‘t 22.—There was • fair amply of Wheat et market today, mostly n. w , the quality and con dition better than waa expected. Prices various, Irmo 41s. to 475.; new, 45e. to 4No. old, white; red, 425. to 435. sluing cern about the saute NS last week. CoVIINTUY, August 2'2.—Wa bays had a dull trade to-day, our millers cite disinalitied to rude putelissis 'scald in small quad. tines. Italsters aro looking out tot Harley, flue qualitws Ictchiog a high prim Deana llikt Outs sold at tall r41(01. old Wheat, I iu. to 1161.. &I; new ditto, 13s. to ler. Old malting Barley, 261.. to 275. bal.; grinding ditto, 21.. to 23e. tieL (lid Oats, 21s. to 221.. tad.; new, Ms. to 21s. Old Ikons, I Is. to 121.. EXIIITtit, August 23.—We have had 'mother small mark ket, but supplies quite equal to the demand. I:iiglish Wheat sold at a decline of Is. per qr. 'foreign white WILA held with great firmness, at last week's priors. Wheat, red, 400. to 424.; white, 41s. to Om. Barley, 245. to 4 la. Outs, Hew. to les. per qr. Ltncowt, August 22.—With email attendance of femme at our market to-day, our prices ruled dell, at last week's rates. We Mid several sumploo of new Wheat offering, the quality much better than wo expected. We had scarcely any Harley ulfvring. A tau show of Oata. Wheat, new, 41s. to 435.; white, 435. to 425. to 44e.; white, Cis. to 416. WM, now. ISa. to Ilk.; old, 20a. to 221. Beane, old, 244. to 31a. lavairooL, AUGUST 23.—The weather shun Sunday hat' been bohaerowt end sold In Una district, and the operations of harvest bat. been checked. The prises of rain and dour, however, bars been scarcely Waned. The weather le fine again to-day. The demand fur wheat and dour la languid, but bidders are arm at Tues. day. prism Mho and astamad are both dull of mak., end ruler to buy. Barley, Wine, sad peas cash end a good dent.inti at lull prima hulks earn le num la favour. and 27.. per 4snulae. wan wade o f Americo yellow own today, which Is an bunter' smut of per aflame. Arrivals into Lamm' front the Mb to the rind August inclusive: Wheat, 11,3 *.:3 ; Nwioy, IS; Malt, 1014; oats, IS.t, Isaias, 4 lulls. Cone. I,Suu • Oatmeal, an was; klourS San seeks .0 d 11.427 kW. Rapartito Irelands Wheel. US fare.; WA.. (bra, ; flour. 130 mho end U 0 wit,. • rtu MPTION. ' --There was a better attend , • y's m and kw maniples of new Wheat were • some of let • • •of I enallty, bet most of them inferior to - !ear ne •• ' • Itty. Ile trade for an articles tidy et kat w .) • • 1 - 1 lading nark, being more la re q. sad the tuns Is e sake. Wnimt, 101. to 101. 10a. for w red; ekl, 101. 1. ; whiz,. DM, 101. 10.. to 111. 10e; .14 11. to IA , .to 245, per qr. B oo n e , 30 s . t 3Ge. Osii, 10s. to lea; Mc to 111.;. welts, Emitted heavy, lea. to Its. Doer, Us. to Wa per earn. Ac= a tt io 7 br The wither diarkp the week bee beim es Ike Wllete UMW. add fo.day Ans. Ms snivel of Wheat reported leawletwle ; holden et parry seeks are very am bat the timend net be le mien barn were embied to par en.wesel. tee pike ai Nag Isms as hist week. Pesky tally seder. One end tlhelbeg mealy. Beene rettered. Other sakets4= 4 VareiU ra rr = a le. tbe of of rem es well kaki err week, sad Itt ig lawrered dielnek this mai, the pupa the predate des ned eidja wan estiatlee wane, erode Nei que- Iltri p, EVre dlelbetlee. The VI pee efilaba to the bochttah, ken, ird il a lft t, red, new, to 44..; weirs, dis.; white. M. to tent . 11111 .1 91 . ; Nor. folk and Rants red. 41s. to 4h.; extra, 43..; whits, Ws. to 43e.; extra, Os.; Lineelestilre and Cambridgeshire ted, Ms. to 404.; titre, 435.; white, 39e. to 415.• eine, 43a; Teesettirs, red, eta t o 335., _• extra, 42e. ; whits, to 4011.; extra, 434 . ; Dolltnie end Kentobarg, white, old, 42.. to 435.; extra. 47a; Lower Bak, led thealnkr, red, Ilk. to 311 e. ex!ra, 41e. • Medltemweesn, red, 33... 345.; extra, Us.; deglich, old, red, SOLO) elk; widen 411 a. Barle to y, per knperlal qr ., Norfolk and nuffolk, 225. to 215.; ex tra, 235.; Linn.. and Yorkshire, 21.. to 235.; okra, his,: deotth, 211. to 2 3e.; wake, 245.; 'decline, lee, to 2 / a t M. to 12 a.: Mars, 34e, Beene, per qr., 631 b. to the bushel, old, 325. te Ws.; new 27.. to 305.; ticks, 30e. to 325.; asw, 265. to tha; tomdlfo, new, 2.95. to Ws. Oats, per stone, Mann& 714. to Old.; en. tra,itd. ; teekoi, tel. to 4d.; extra. dtd.l foreign, 7 1 1 L to ed. ; rota. lo of ULM, eld, 21.. to 225.; Malt, per load at to as.; Pewi, per qr. Imp., blue and white Wen, Da. to fle.: inks, Ihr4 rrf sod Nod , 34.. M 23 0 ; extra, He. Rapeseed, per kw itgleda, W. to W. ; futelgs, 331. to W. Linseed, per Imp. qr., St a. to 44.. Imports dame ti.c week k : Wheat, 3,339 gm. ; Barley, LOG ; Oak, Ito; neaps, 1,824 ; raw ehelhng, 347 keds; Yak, 100. CATTLE, &s.--Ams3T ST. LAWIUICI FAIR. August :2. -At the *knead Lamb market there mftred to be mere than the Canal quantity en re nod for Mak. nke-Gerd tbre.!-) rer.eld Welber. sold from 144. to Its eaelc„ and Wm principally very ken stock; breeding whlte-faced Ewes, 23.. W 3 0 11 .; Wed lambs, 134 . to 144. ; belf-bred, Oa. le I la.; smaller half-bred Lembo would average la. Id. Coking la. Caws were In good meat and said rcadi:yr at se dreamed price. Cows in good eandlUon, fat feeding, also sold weal, and met with munetners quickly. Lirtalt, August 23.—The supply of cattle bBB b.ea small ts-day. Good Best sold at 7r. 9tl. to Rs per room; In s ,me indaneee Se. 3d. to as. 14. was made fae vary good artieb a. Not much dwng to Cons and Alen. Banners soarer but pot in &mind; they sold at stoat Is. to Is. 6d , per score ; butetters' calves, rd. per lb.; fat wetber oheep, 3d. to 540. per lb.; Ewes, 44d. to 444. ditto; fat Lambs, Std. ditto. Avi ry emuti supply of York eareayes, but as it was all of very good quality, pri.es ranged frost as. to M. flit. per *NM CARLtsus. August 22 —To-day our market was well Nip plied with anbruds of a suoecior description, notwitalandlog the un comfortable Mate of the weather, which had a tendency to deter many pantry friends who had stock Indy for market from bringing them forward. in pou.t of quality, however, this was the beet ululation for some time past, and many alitnals a: entity changed hands at stiff pekes. A good attertdanoe of the tout complement et jobbers be tween this market and Liverpool and Newcastle wu present; awl the demand during the put week having been brisk at tooth thou places, and in the south generally, they evinced a strong dc-ire to purchase, and, claw quently, the Sheep pens were quickly emptied of dole oc cupants, mod the beef trade wan moat animated. 2be following were tic prevailing average prices: Reef, Se. 4d. to as. 9d. per stone; Mutton, led. per lb.; Lamb, 54d. OLasoow, August 22.—Oar Cattle market was not well supplied this morning with cattle the weather being much colder caused an advance in priors over t hose of lam day of holy 2s. percwt. Best us Bed, Mk.; second, 410. • thtrd, 41s. Cows, Bulls, and infe rior,Ws. to . M. per cwt., linki ng OM. She She.p market was to. !trebly wall supplitd. halm brisk, and mires somewhat similar to throe of last day. Best aged Mutton, 3 d. ; second, 40. to 5d.; Ewe% atil to 4d. per lb, sin ki ng offal. Lambs, Lk to ISs. each. fed Ciaresill &Maul, at 41/s. Pigs slow of sale, at 345. per cwt. HOP INTELLIGENCE. I)ALuBermB, Atigutt 72 —Getting on slowly: the hope de no grow ant so well is could be wished, espcciully at so late e period. We went asure warm, mill weather, cw the duty Is ocerlarl. ABUISVUNNAM, August 24 —We have made hut Inds progress • this week we have hag told Mew, which teem to do harm; nelerthetesa, we mwt grow 'tome ham Out we think out au tare a " e. op as was thought at one time. AND Hook. August 22.—Nothing to say in partii.uhui. The cult! does ILA stem to woe with then, but we hare somil mei:slog ground.. _ WSBTHAW August 22.—D imr about the same ue tart weer. yet warm end elan weather would •tilt en better; we should tet on (eater. buty called 110,0 b -t. NOILTHIAM, Atietiet 22.—The [ION look is asseisi as well oi soy ow weld welt, but there it a fear motet many. If the pre sent cold eights sad add Wind+ Duologue, t h at the Dupe will aut prow to a ',Ty large size. Ewtt thud', August 22 —Denny the last few days we have had much wind and heavy showers of rain ; yesterday .vu quite a wet day. which le all strung the hops grow mg out, and yule.* we have more mai the hops In many gentarai alit not come to perfection, but must la, imaU nod Light. Iron the great quantity of bine, and being much tio.ced in fur want of longer poles, they are very uneven and backward. tome of the best grounds, however, are out to tine bora, and look welL WALDRON. AVERS, 22.—The min accompanied with high winds bas battered our hr. aSout 00tIricterab s y "Thin the :a..t week , bat still we eskulate un basing more than an average crop. HMI-ARAN. Aorta 22 —Oar hops have not got on quite so fast as a week back, but our gardens bui fair for a crop. The wind and rain Mill amuses, which is a niece:ince; we want ns.re eu:i acd warm nights. _ _ _ —.-- 11ALLINOLT AND WA 11111LITON, August 22 —Mot of our Fro•Autla are looking well ; the pad LOA put a viol) to thew poinni .o tart. la wawa parts of our V Irotia we Lace awl a ellen :.ost. Duty caned 110,0001. iscinv'm.n, Ani t alt Cr, not 90 anomie. is to gutting a goof crop es we were 3kw weeks Miler. The heavy ends hare sadly battered the bine, and the cold umpeial weath r bas cot brought the burr torwaid. The bot ion the 6140 t forward gar-!roe me entail; and Las. OW:it we bad a rhall fns . On the it is the upini ro tat eaµ romeal persvus Wet the dull' by for Le 131,:t1y LEA, art I. LIJ, ate purse/Lt• g l.rottr idny, but ropa,re stir, warm weather. hcitortxottceux AND WaItTLIXO, August 22. Les: week we e rind ear nothing of may coeserptence either ter or against. We amiably bid lair to, a crop, sad are looking as well as our neigh bours. But the week we mosey to a certainty we hese not got on et ail. The wet does not suit them, and it the wind and wet .ontinue it nau , elon toi the crop. This morning we had a sharp tr,,et. I wonder bow they liLe that! Tune wall prom. Ice WAS to ty K en at Cowden tutu tilw morning by the reawre; mid again to-rrgat, war ward sad showers. Some go so far as to say they 1.4 n are chalet for the worse to-day. Uuty gone back to Iskfirta. Ptsllo:Itlf, August 22. 0 mini to use wet and cold we:- thee during the week, our Imps hare made but little progress. The J011“21 , ore well out in hop, but the Grape and Coyest, are stid In burr, and unless we get a change of Welalitf, we doubt at a greet part of then wall get out di that Mato; with wane, Mal weather we malt gel agood crop. - - WisiTEHILA NI, August 22.—We ceased repert so tasourely of our hops this well. We have had a great &al of wind, •hu battered them about in mooed situations. We have also liad severat cold nista% which have bei n muzh against the backward burr :waive Into hop. They now require still, dry, warm weather, with plenty r f sun. Unless we emu hats a favourable change in the we Aber, we consider the duty much overlaid. }Amin, *allot 21.—Our her are progressing slsoly in Mawgsiicce, otere liter, is the twa SO not bine, they S not be so pro. ilugtite as the more moderate grounds, which see now in full hop ; we notice any gardens that wilt come very short of :temp. Untbluitn, August 22.—1 n this parish theta is a eit:e dif ference in the appearance of the hops, some gardens have too :ouch bine, and appear to hang longer in burr, and not trultial in pr.pm tion. Others arc in full hop add loalltaig wed, but the late winos have much bruised them. _ . . Icht.sohom, August 22.—We yesterday noticed the ad Crutches garden, belonging to Mr. J. Smith, which we ,vs,idet the best in the parish ; u ban r plenty of bine, and also Immo a. thadt as bail front top to bottom of the poles. Some gardens • VeT:atiCLl with bale, Out not so fruitful, as they do not come into hop freely. MOVILit, Augue: 22.-1 tie cup. hove not advsneid much since last report. Wet, wind, and cold have conibiniii to cheek them, or we should have reckoned on very won seems them *magnet t the buplah CorvirthiD, August 21. Our hops sea tOlifeb:y W,ll out of burr, but the weather has not helped them Ludt .he :art two or three days. iittIOATLINO, AUFtlet 20.—We ars coning out slowly. and unless we get watra, still weather Immediately, we ►bid ho sees• much In two crops, and comeeMwtcf citicetetiolL—Yarn/ Sta•iderti. DAILY WE — ATHER TABLE. - - BATI:Iir.DAY. AVOCIST 24, 11/60. The State of the Wcathrr at each of the rollowieg places at Nine o'clock yesterday szoruiag. The stations are arrirgeil in order of latitude. Cutuaed Iltrongth of Winn. i Wunt. Named Rao& Stage of Weather. r Risknuris. Rouvwr RAZNAA.D. Carnabi;itret. ----- &,ldrr.-mu.ire. oilman, to arr. torder Fent 4 and Oct. 2at I, at haringictit.atttrt. 1/01. 1111/UIV.P. NOlC.4Mptle.l4lllare, OW% ; off. :wig., staaatad, Laing blLll.KheL Aux Unman. Maley, fittrovi iro, !attiring bonookotrof. &pi 7 at 122. and Oct. 8 at 11, at 11.riningham Court. sot,., Muth and J. Birmingham ; ae. arlb Chri.nte. Birmingham. Jung Iktvineow and Rteximo Daotonori, *ado Btho.l.la, Durbant, buteliera, Aug. Vial 104, and Ont. to at I. at Nowea.Cie-apon.Ti no Court. trio - a. Ite Yflllpe. Grafo.inn-oquare. and Medmuf. North obialto• off. maid., Wagloy, Neweacle.upt.n Tyne. thug theactiatix, Crook, Lkirbwr, groco., Aug. 28 at 14, and Ort a'. I, at Newearalt-apon.Tyne Court. .1.. Hanle, notithamilton- Ch uwery-lame. and Neweaogle-up..a..Tync ; off. wig., Baker, Newcustlo upon:lgne. Nefeentle•Opoll4yON niercliant, 2't at 11 ' and Oct. t at I, at Newcaollo-upow- Tyne Cow sudluwa aid Co., Bedfard.row and !bldg.., Neartgatle- upon -Tyne ; off. tors., Watg.ey, Newertli4.oo-Tyup. .1(411.11 SANUILL honor and Jallik. trot., Ntw Ogrord.ativet, tab -0% bopt..l at 14, and 4at 13, - at It asinghall-streot. MO:P. Hever:. lAnklAter, Ctarlotte.row, Ilian./on.bonce; off. asstd. Carman, Itirclaut.lanc. Jaervia hinnt..say ntenrwt, fla.ldre joiner, Sept. and Oct. 2at 12, at Manchester Court. toL,I tkikdden, Stockport; off. swig., Prowl., Manchester. JaNI TIVAIA., Brynmawr, Brecowhire, grocer, Sept. 6 and Oct. 4 at 11, at Bristol Watt. dot, Abbot, nristul; off. wig., Hutton, Bristol. Turmas Tuns tot, Dudley. Worcester.bire, iron reerclumt, :tent. land Oct. 1 at 12. at Immingham Court. IS.e.theutt mini Cannlag, Dudley, and Hodgson, tkrmingham; off. /twig., Valpy, bit. ntinalnun. Tuoicas Winsos, Hill Top, St,fford.hire, iron manufacturer, Sept. 4 and (Wt. lat at linniingham Court. bolt, Moteram and Co., Birmingham and Hodgson, Dircomgharit ; off. asalg., Chrietic, Birmingham. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED._ 21. Itteaut Dawns, Itce.nt.street, picture dealer. DEcLAa . tTIONS Or In VIDENDs. Tao A Ti S111(11 WA itOtlYla ;no% Ti ne - ncuth, Nottbttraberland, common brewers-2nd and final dir. lold. (in addition to 20, 7d. previously declared), ttet. Is , and any subsequent Satard.ty, at Viakley's, Newcastle-apon.Tyne. Jon aloakwc.aneutth, Durban', shipbuilder-Ist do. of lea., Oct. 12, and say subsequent sato:day, at lt.iker's, Newcastle-upon. WILLIAM and loan Pita, Monkwearrnoutb, Durham, shipbuilders -Ist dlr. of Is. bd., Oct. 12, and say subsequent tl.iturday, at Baker'r, Neweastle.upon.Tyae. - Nov. Id. A. Ahoy, !toenail, Derbyshire, lewd mer chant-Sept. 16. Ilhakmore.Cork-atmet, tat:or-Sept. 27. J. Clarke, It. Mitettell, J. Pulps, and T. 63,ith, Leicester, bunkers-Sept. 16. A. Cohen, I layiPs Cotheliont.e, tity, sod Magdalen-row, Goodman's. fields, mendiant-Sept. 27. IL Greenwell, Leicester, butcher-(let. 3. J. !Inhale., Rowney, Stsfforteibire, common brewer-Sept. 27. J. Jardine, 16at ford, heat, lineadraper -rapt. 16. J. Livy, bury, Lan ewihire. cotton spinner-Sept. 2 - ;. C. Matthews, Monmouth, piano hate and musieselier-oet. 3. W. Mitchel!, Birmingham, dryer - sept. 13. W. Scott, Nottingham, eummissisai agent-dept. 16. J. opener, Mancheeter, cottm spinner -Oct. 1. W. Sh.ne, blarlock, Derbyshire builder-Sept. 26. D. Morro, Cardiff, (Hamorguishire, huiWte-bit. 16. F. Tapley, naltuouth, Devonshire, hatmlrapee- OcL 8. E. . Thomas, Leominster. Hereford-hire, wine an I spirit merchant-Sept. la. J. Webb, Westbury, Wileibirs, innkeeper /MM. 18. T. Tolland, Ashburton, Devonshire, limeburner. CIRTIFICATES to be granted, unless trams be shown to the contrary. at the day of meeting. Sept. 13. G. B. Absslorm Portnomith, coal 'merchant-Sept. 16. W. Barnes, Maynard, Berkshire auctioneer - dept 1.1. W. F. Newton, Dover-street, Plausibly, adliner -Sept. 27. C. Pretty. Leicester, grocer-Syr. 24. J. Itschardson, Kdgeware.einst, L-entrionger-Sept. 1 13. T. Sprott, Sloanederrisco, Chclacs, omehmaker -Oct. 8. F. Ram siger, Birmingham, jeweller. FARMERS/11PS DISSOLVED. -G. Cooke and J. Farquhar, Tbanserombe, Dureetshire, and Winshrun, samenatehire. staplers-J. D ivies and J. P. Ilitebings, Nene rth, Pembrokeshire, drapers-J. S. Dawes and W. IL Dawes, Wciitbrumwielt, Stafford- I shire, irommuiters-P. Donnelly and J. Clark, St. 7011,1'0-road, Upper Holloway, builders-T. W. loiter Joel If. M. 11. West, Uld br I. chernids-.1. Osy and J. It. t•sy, Leeds, cutlers-Sarah Bagwill I abseil, Mary Ann Sputum Dolman, Jean Marlyn Trevor, and E. Trevor, Topsham Devonshire, grocers-J. Iluntir.gdon and J. Mosebewer, Iturkicnobitry, City, sad Queen's-road, llortaiey-road, bluekettners- L. N. Legras, A. l'evruseet, a¢l F. O. Miller, Pads, engines-y. Poole and W. Poole, Preece, Lancashire, provision dealers-W. Rigby, jun., John Rigby, and Jams Rigby , Balton-is. Moore, Lane wire, bra es and Ironfounders -O. Roylance and It. Lawton, Blackburn, Lanuahire, monen sad Ineendrapers -J. snow. dot awl J. Aidenton, Bradford, Yorkshire, woulstaplers -J. Wild and 0. W. Ten Mire Mariletione.street, Regent-street, drapers-1L Wil. sign and J. Wllebin, Edgeware-road, MC /*CH BEAU 11411!,ATIONS. t 11111MAKET 11111116/21,_:WrIM. Aug. • Enact'. Rote!, Forma. Tanya.. MCIIIIAV, Ilebnadate, eidgasaster, Auj. 29 and 8%4. IN at liars Lan, Gots*. INDUCTION OF TUN Ray. Ms. GonitAx.—Tbo Plymouth Animal gives the following gossip relative to the induction of Mr. Gorham ; "At two in the afternoon of the same day, Mr. Gorham came to the vicarage house of Brampton Bpeke, attended by the Rev. W. H. 'toward, vicar of 84 Thomas the Apo:4le, Rater, the Rev. J. W. Burroueh, vicar of Taos., and Montague B. Here, Req., of Barley.house, Easter, together wtth snore of the members of their respective fernlike. Tie curate, the Rev. Birchen Backe's, bad left the vicarage fur an afternoon drive, and I had instructed the servant to say that the he; a of th e c h urc h were looked up. Neither Mr. (label's our his friends were invited into the vicarage); and they were obliged to amuse themselves outside the house for nearly two hours and a half, till a shower of rain same, and Mr. Furst:lon, one of the prin cipal inhabitants, requested them to take refuge in hi s h emp tiful villa. At length, about hsltpast four, Mr. Boothia returned, and gave the new visa a cold reception, admitting that he bad been hourly expiating him, though he had not received a n dice of the induction. He said it was his ' usual habit' to look up the keys. Mr. Gorham assured him that he bad taboo pain, to apprize the minister of his intention to he inducted that day, but that, not knowing of Mr. Haecken's appoi..tatent in July, 1849, be had addressed hie biter to the curate whom he found placed there by the bbh sp when he was presented to the living in 1847. TWA aplenatims elicited no nanny from the ill-advised curate, who, however, delivered the keys, but abstained from &Bead ing at the church. This delay had given time to the village", to collect to witness the cs moony; after which the church was idled, is show respect to the new vicar, while the man date was befog endommed, and Its execution walled. Oa his quitdag She shuck a many peal was meg.* , A • -,'Mili C t S.W. W. &W. &W. W. &W. W. &W. 6.w. Kw. S.E. RAC tt. KVI. w. w. l'iAmoors iiIUIIII7WI IiAITUIOS lleutle Ufteze Clalll (1110110 Bieei* Um Partially Cloudy ParUally Coutiv Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Pal Cali,. Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Clo..ty Clout Ursa FOLIUOTWIS Tummies Base morons. Osman ..... Gam . c - anen Cowmen= ! Cameramen ' Prneraammemae ! V awoken n Caws RIBIRAT Sewn flame ..... Wink /Masse Cabs beetle Brom Cabs (kettle Breen Gentle leant , (hear Greene Cant NarUglly Cloudy lloudleas Gentle Breeze Gentle Breen Gentle Omer CON' Partially ilinkly Partially (lowly Partially tlinulv Partially ilatuly PartLally Cloudy elouillera itreei Breese Mesmer Breeze rdrually Clowlino II L &W. I. &W. &W. Mammas Baines" Luisa Owen, Fresh Breese gannet Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Strung Breese Gentle Breese Gentle nneze Pruripallj Cirri Principally elrac _ . arn.thy Overralat Portialy (loud, Clouth Tills 1/AY, Nome. Course of Wind. Strength of WU. of Wooh.m. Gvntle ltiveze. she*cry. The returns front the foilowing places did not reach this Mike in tiros for publication yesterday; they theretom indisats the state of the weather on Thursday morning M aim Volock. Paola Piensamoveu Ornws Tam: WILMIT Maustarow ....... Mansrout Dumas Strong Brava, Strung llnvze Reek Prem. (Yintle Maps, °tette atriew Armor Meese Gentle UM= lieatio braise ParUalky Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially (loud, Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy thorcrut 8.8. W. KW. N.W. Partl+4lly Cloudy A RZFTIACTORY HOSJESMAN.-11niting the imbibi tion of these people at Totnem ou Toads, last one of them dipped off the stage and into the caravan usobeerved. In • moment dreadlul rhrieks were heard therefrom, at which the ladles WON much alarmed. The exhibiter begged the com pany to remain, as there was nothing to tear. From his 'Moment it appeared that the elder man had • few days beton quarrelltd with his silo, who remained in the C3PI - Imo, and liking advantage ut the kin Nee ab ,, tnue, hr h.d gone and Witten her severely. its was mom quieted, bat would sot again come bofore the audience. Cloutlltis Clou4kwas Ctoudlow s.w. PUBLIC SALES. ---- Anoosx 23.—8 y Biesen. IiOGUAkT. O TON, .... 08ILLIT, at the Matt —Tha Conistiead Priory vs at,. ,7 4 Ulvvretone, Lancashire, eomprisin g a Julie qua t i, C7 l , by Wyatt, and 1,100 acres o( land, feria.hotal ks% freehold and tithe free, the late puiprietor i sperd.d 91,, , ,;; on the property, knocked down in five lots f or 0 .1 " , 6 . which the priory sad 424 acres fetched 2 7,101. °1 6, Aaathes rational the Cosishe a d estate, 'bast 106 oats, 7101. Messrs. WINSTLNLINT. at the mart—Mpyh,l4 PrOpert... camprialag the Old luziasid, Ills chit, limitary, 4 1 On lease, expg Christmas, 2, f...r sa. , &taut , subject to small quit rent end fine —told for ► 1,820( 1, 80001.liop and premises adjoining th e preceding, let for ;y Two other houses adjoining, let (sr 461.-54111. Freeboll proyerty, called the E . In. L, ld'kk i a. rti,, :nu prising a masa% satin acres of I (al, wiLh tissis, r . 4 ~ , ,,,i c. tha. iscludad ia All parchase—ksacke,l doom for 651 d. .....—.......___,........._ SHIPPING INTRLLIGENC:N, (rile rig 9111 leola: 'Mini-,- sad • tit CASUALTIES. A barque (name as yet saknowni, from Urgeslli, auwaM bound, with British g was tinnily wrecked to ye Island of Gill yukrelay mor n ing, dorms At X.W, All on hoard hare perished. Etar.:, ttt h.w. washed tabors; two o f t h em had ent rin r names fd'U meld and Cameron.—l.A^revirey, Au . —Tue following is another acumen :—A s.ip wrecked on this island this morning, >ll t,„„ d perished; some oods have washed ,o at i. • ci.raeg v i state, and sip te A tha prestos time I , ,ur vkAie• hs%e tl ll found. Some arks, addressed "Ship C;„:4 11 Hutchison Broomielaw, Glasgow," 1 ; 'I nein oa shore.—lslind of Coll, Aug. 19 Hutchison, sailed trcat the tut Wit AN N , : I).tmerara. —•— - - - Buckets of Batthurl, Bell, front Calctett to L.odun, ti of lust Good Hope ,Ju off Cape L'Aguittas, B. June ; alt kande sated.—ctx ce Packet, of Greenock, from the Clyln to Pit'aenai wrecked on the south side of Stirs C, us kiwi% "-II Wt; part of her materials keys beta su : port and sold.—Monte Video, bley 21,„ AItitIVNIP. 1 MA 1 L+i. Hamburg . Hallaad Lisboa Pantie laths Till Seatbaw. ptou India via Masseidas Baton and Halal Xaske Wan India Bruit. ♦RRIVED. At.= -at Queen•tennt, August 21, h. q. Au SASUILINA -at Torbg 7, August 22, fr AWKAIII-otrTorbiy, August 20, from ANNkcii iNr -at I.&•trpool, Augunt tS, how. Daosu 13au-4/1 Ur. rp. Augur.< 33 BatiltalaN GINA-St t AIMOUth, AUKUOt Hvass Visra-tat Glasgow, Augus; 21, Cu tlast:a-at Falmouth, August 21, from Causesos-at Quecastown, August 21, fr., CLgoastaso-at Nlaltkll, Atirt-t 31, , tan ta•ILK loin-off Wishful, August 22 f. Ca aua-at Liverms.L Augu..t Ir , .11 Cali+ mots- at Liverpool, August 13, from. Cara as-at Liverpoul, August 23, C.i.vussasuz-al Liverpoo!, August 23, L CYNTHIA-at LiverpooL August 33, ‘; , ..0 LVella.ol, Atuttot .1, fr. Cos.: .cut.-at Liverpool, Atyphot tr Duca-m.O ens, August 22, from... . Daum° -a Dartmouth, August 12, fro EL !Masao-at Liverpool, Auguat,l2, true Lassos-off Lirerpuol, Atittku 23 GCPTAVii-at Gt4Vealta4l, Augur! 23, tr 61.110/6-at Queeestown, Aagu.t 21, :rum Gan. Rasmus -at shields, August 11, tr„,r, Ell -at Liverpool, August 12, tr 110N0LA-lirt I'.tt aa.l Wads, Auto Ilocorm,-at Llverpw,l, Auzu-t fr liaabliata -.4 rpoo!, Aug;44. 23, 3 24,1.1 Irk I:Nrirrrw- LiVr fp , A :: Lott. AND ELtrN -at Dratot, Augn-t2;, L'irstars--at Liverpool, August 2.1, tr , Lyre Waists r- at Gravesend, AlutiA August 21, Zr blausr-st Liverpool, Atagu4t .3. MART ANN-at I.s.rerpool, AtlgU M44oaktrr -at Laverpuo*, Augl! MALT-41 LitatToOla, Augu.t 23, 11:i.vg--at Liverpool, August :1, from Prrasr-at Liverpool, August 23, ft a:. Faro 11,3a-zt Llrapooi, Augu.t .3, from I . " tc -at Seaport, August 11, trrrn 1"..n.::-.lt 'quad., August 21, fr •.. PklNCir re ViALSA-ott mightssa, Auopt .:2 PAM.," -at F. r.sumuth, Auto,: PANAnON GrArt-3421,1, Auit4.4. 24, tr , Ha, Cowes, Aug... t .r a..ma-oil Dual, Austu,t fr0m..... av -a: - .r,d, A+: 3 Suto -a' L. verp A . .igus: 4,4 r• SALAWAY -At Level pm!, August 23, tr.m from. I£ILFP fr rr Artamtiorrn-from Gravesend, Atmett.tt 21, ACAPT tiverpocl. August to Ass Gutsy-tom Liverpool, Auoust 2', to . BALI` to-frow Shiv:tlv, Auzu-t I.; Rcitgt Mossucit-from Smith r.anl, Aug %NI \-:l•,,nt RuttkLi, Au.ri.t 21. t,. CBAI•TINA-from Liverpoul, August 23, t Crisigus -from [Avert: ;01, .lugust 2 1 , U. Pi.ll-from 1 1 rist4 August :3, t.; liugansvil-from Liverpool, Aug - ..st to EttAN Mau.-from Livirpool, .tutu-t F.L.IXAALIA-11'0141 Liverpool, August' .1, :o 1 .. .L4.1N-from Gravesend,August _l, loguoron--:rorn LIAO? 1, ALiitt‘t .3, GA. CAI -fr.= Liverpool , August 23. to 'rgot , n 3 Livemso3l, August Ct, list LAA- twtn Liverpool, Aug;.4 :3, e . Ji FIE -horn Torbay, August It, to ..... 2s ,s Wit‘oi-froin Torbny, Aug ise 2. KOVAIIt -torn Ilult, August 2., to Luc T -from TuA bAy. August 21, t 0....... Looms-turn Str.elds, August 21, Leeuxusr -from Lirespool, Augus: il, to . L 1 ,IE-tram Liverpsw, August :1, e SIAM% TIO -tTOIII Lt,CTpOOl l 1, Msg.: rr -from Liverpoo l, sa 1 1 . : t...arTH s-from Leverp out, Aogli*t ' Msysuot-firm siraverend, August . 1 , Meat-tram Gemesend. August :2, i. MAYIA FAANII`KA-trom Cowes, Augu:: t NANIAL Bra Le-from Liverpool, Nina - from thud., August 21, to OrCAltta-from Listrpool. AI:COL 13. Pvrrn Hume tss -from Livmpool, At..tuSt . I'ATAILL-from Liverpool, AArgst 2 1 , to I.lyagy-fr.ult Liverpool, AuguA 23. eo Harilll.l;*- nous Liverpool, Au:l,: : 1 . to -f-out Liverp.3o4 August 2 1 , to itt_s sau-fro.o Liverpool, August ;, to . Sarnia' -freed Liverpool. August 2 1 , to Su AIICAN-from Liverpool„ August 22, to Ssysns--from Gr.iverwod, August 21, t o Ssti.v-from I.lverpoo4 August 23, o , Brous-from shields, Aug. 21, to Srta- froru Studds, August' 21, to TAIN•IT -from Liverpool, Ar gu , : '23, to %%MAR- trout Liverpool. Augu.: 2 1 , . ‘t wt.: Mot .1.-trout DA:11114 Lab, W ii. ASV ANA -trola Queenttowu. Au2' . .*t A. WALT 'A MONCAOTAI -ftom Liverpool. toga-trim Warms od, August 11, to VESSELS SroKEN Ary, of Lowtoe. Aug. lA. lat. 49.3 \., 7. , No , * tScor: baque', stAnding to the I. Li: N. lop. IJA , N •rom .\6 fur Falmouth, .ttl Ho., :rum 6.111.9/.1 for Lotalun, lg. 11, Sr. V.tiov. Frcmh ochooaer`, u. Cord, Malaga, July 22, off Tarifa. .1:r.: [Advertisement.] —A Mos r AW F Ct. Wtr, - 'N EV IiOLI,M CO. 01,41 , 1 V Pr - 6.• M. , , of Newport. sae for months rentittrod tot.: !y nwee about the house, (him the effects of a an Of: had forme.' in hi• thigh, and • bit :t h tti been re,•• .to the *brew of i.tritnet •:y boapital, whence. after UPC beet tu.,!l:al fitlt bitt be dittruireil a> tat:arabte ; yt i t to tiw toniebu - .:tu: ot bati would •Ast roundly healed by the u.. ut Hot:. ,pl• 4 Of CI:01 UJA taint•tcr o' Ili- Intri.ll.—S , lit by a'.l Way's etttablubstent, 2{4. :grout t. ltd .a BIRTHS, MAktitlk. , ES. AM) B uw's, BALBOUILTAng. IN at Balbirtie, Ei:coh , re. N. 8.. t - 144.tuur, .4 two. /IA rill LA:K. -Aug. VI, at Whitehir.s, &gton.lare. of A aroiAlite It I‘,..Ter.atrt.• t. stufaro. , of • $ 4.11. REYNitt.I I S. .%w-. 20. at CI 0 , fox. 11,10 , 41.111 1:e.•. .0 shut, et lams. IiARRIAC: vAserrr - JE:ttor.—Au e r. •zo, et St M.. 't let's. s • New. J. nekton!, Hr. t'. A. 1.a5e.31 , " • nephstr-toad Surrey, y.tuttieet .•.t ot Eaton. Northern's , ndure, • Jowls, u. Soutk Lambeth. LEN—ltt IR:Et:S.—Aug. 23, et ~o. W. Derby, T. U. *0 I • d bland. o Ilan, W Rose(' a. ess.l.:“ ants t:ey.„ of bt. John's, Ssutlos.aL. IN/I'LL/EN Mtlt.ESWatitrit._ a• 4 4. by the Right Rev. tte 1.01.1 ! , 1 .!.. • KN., of the Inner Temple, to the Rev. J. E. N. hfuleee,ath. E r. lace: Sheffield. by We lbw. J. I.ll,49o'irtle. T. N . M.A.. Folios of •• 1 et. at of the Coltriorte tictio.4, rth. • tone. fourth al.tui,hter of the late). t:m, of A ener 11: h , "7 , the :W. O. I' * RA tat Itffe poult ~ motwo: DRATIIB. CUOSLEY.—Aue,III, Ur. K. CNA,' , of White 4•roos I kuti.teit r, ytwl SS: LEES : -Aug. 19. tatant diudhter Aebtly.sytuire. I...‘ustsborough. rtL. Au g . :0, at Dept ik.‘rd, Mr. I. Sm. h. aged 61. T110111:11.N. - Aug. MI, at Skiwr'e fond. nem' iterei, Mr. I WILLIAMSON. —Aug. Priory-pm' Ade. (hr t kry., Y. 0., tate V .411 nta. +4 ,,1 WILIA/X. -Aug. 20, at authaary, J. Wd . ...,%.,11 0 1.. l'ollokohaw 9. --..•••••••••• Plaited auld publoited Wtua Klan II ttlts Or Na .• I street, in tlw City et Landon. Printer, a the Ocher. *Mot, in tiseprecrocitol Wbituthare.--OATI:IWIT. AVA,. ri _,~