The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-28 00:00:00

SPORTING. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE RACES—TnnspAT. Siestr Teippapb. th) GOLD COP STAIR* (By of 110 y OWL la. s.d 60 adios!; far 3yr olds, 6st 10 b ; W.r, Mot 6lb ; Aro, 94 ; slid sled. 94 31b; rams sad pillage allosrod *b. ; visitor Otis Nerlieisiweisad Pius &b owe. Pram do Now Post ease O. la" gliallro Clary.% meg Mr. B. Ogb nd nallynatber. years Won by a bead. /61111 still PLAT, of 60 an. added to a botany of 10 non. ark 7 ft, sad 6 rely if declared ; the snood to ova lii shako. Yroa the Net/nada Tarn in. (14 tabs 7 of altos dashr. a.) 111 . Otero Maid Oran Valhi, 4 yr% 4R 7116 1 Mr. M. Orosois Orbehlanan, I yr% Ost 41b — I Str C. Ma k% (Manor. 4" 744 Mr. lialaboah Lonna; 4 Ire. ha 41c 4 Was by • Intith °Amman+ on LOMAT STAINS of 10 NM. Mai, 6 It, wet\ 60 added ; the ancrail to an hi. 'take ; foe 3 yr olds, cc** flot 7.6 ; 1141 I Saha. Sat 41b. Too m 14 HAL) Mr. Doom's Wahiawa. tot nb (4bnine) 1 M. D. planar. rat Onard 71b Mr. A. JoliorCete's be e by tk. Mortis oat (diking* M 71a Or. J. Odra E.ca.apaknet by 4 Wes by rink. °NAND STAND STAMM Of 10 MTa nieb, 6 fe, and 60 add.d; the &wad to Mn Ina Make ; Mr 1 and 3 7r-31da. Ralf a nile. (12 sobs ) Mr. H. alobblee TbaCatiar. IMb (Bisima) Mr. Lawrie' Moroi*. f pa. ea Mr. limbres Valuable. pa% Sena res.—Was by a length. LOMAT HANDICAP. (Helm* 1 ... ....... 1 ...... (WANbid) 1 1 'Calmam near dr slot l.i Illallareeraff Mir Lotter/ .. Wes by bat lieseb. Insibarsae Bram/mon Fun, II me., Wad to a emeeptabas a 5 sove. gook Raw 1444 i 31•440914 Teta le. (2 ..b..) Pasiost Polka, 4 yr% 744 .. I 1 lit It. liarriossis Old Chsrlotto Erb. 3 yos.ht /lb ... 3 I Mr. MIMI Wm brainy. 3 yrs. lei lb ... 43 2 Yr. Ir. Ilislobtsge ssoot.3 yrs, Got 1011; ...... dr STOCKBRIDGE RACES.—(Tnua494T.) PIIODOCS BTAILBI of 60 ion vide. h It. for 3-yr-olds ; colts 91b, Like sadjitl bap, Sit 4.b. Oa* mak sad a half. .nab Ni. Gassea's Delouse ward air._ Swairsrairs •• 10 sees mi. sad 60 addtd, for 2-yr olds: oohs Set Si eel, ithes Brt 611); volrlog stains ts. allawod 3.ba T. T. C. 17 sibs. Mr. Marroft Oradea ..(A. Day) I Mr. shams Mort of OA (I 4) (Hat) I MI. O. "*.• 4 111 0! dr OBOE 6 is 4 so Oniiia. wbe web in a sodas by tear Imitate. Rea is 1 Ws 24 sm. BIBURY CLUB RACES.-THCIU3DAL .111ratWaV6ii;aus --- ;II soya soak, mad 60 added by two Cub. Lies mile. 17 nee ) Mr. Kers IreiNw, ewe Me Mb ..(Mr. lambi I Mr. Ilintiee 3114• Dar." NW Mb ....»..... ....(Owner I ClubeiwkabJese44.ll we. 13et Owner 3 Dr. tellowise also started: Mr. Klwes's Jabs , yrs, 114 (sorest); Mr. Sumas% Old Eeglish Osmium, 4 pr, 104 7lb iCar. Pato) ; Mr. leirtb's Miss West, wed 10.1 tab (Cap. Little); ga d Mr. Caldwell ad Milford, 6 yrs, lOss (Mr. Calde•ll).-11 is 4 ant .17e o%Set, sad 2 to 1 opt ruble. Man by a peck ; Joe.W.S 4 a good Mini. rasa 11.41IDICAP Pt.afa of 401. sad 10 fee tbe mead. Crp C mine. TM wiener of the Andover fltskse 7 , be azure Mr. Mabee 1 / 1 11•Ddesi. left aM . Orlialdeelen) 1 Mr. lisps Paities, I 11 (Weeding 7lbs nue, (Mr. ashen) Mr. Crew's Ira. 114 IMa Mr. WO% Mks RM. Ma lib . (Mr. Ewes) 4 2 1.1 ea 6.11-Defease. Was by a seek. CURRAGH JUNE MEETING. WIDNIISDAT. - - - - TIN attoadase• this day was Mi, sad as rant bat tstiSivaat. Tao Cori .thisas did sot till, sad the Irisb Osks vas missed to • mush, Ike Marchioness d'Es waning is • mitt. itia UMW, PiATI of 100 gs:Reaa is, Ora sad fav- r4kls7 Yr. OwriKay's ii r 1 0034 y 3 yr* T. lel Mr. D. Wyeses b • Narrator . S yrs ( 04 1 1 •11 11 a. Cyr. law bit s TM Orme% 8 yes. ( uses Mr. Disory's b e Victory. Sri (Wlllbr.lbLi Mr. Me, re g by Mar Dar, 3 yrs ID. lYsyle, Mr. Watt? br • Gunn, 4 yrs Mr. kirk& be Kato( Oude, 3 yrs (124 B•twei *Ton OS Copra*, 3tol es glit VICIUty. WOU by a lergtb. SWLIUMITAISS Of 10 OM, k ft, he two-yuolds ; kelt • mils; echo, B.t 51b ; Miss, 84. Kr. Ilsegm's br • gesgsU, by Nesisig• (E. Keegan) I bad Warerford'sga bet Oor= (Wyk., jaw) 3 Mr. Eaves I by . (Fell)F ell) S Mr. Nalmes •by Twwww, --- . -....- ..... (Dmilaw • Lora BMWs I' by Mullawkor . (wins, 0 W.wi by • sock. lime OAK Orwwww, 26 KM. 011 ob, for Silk., throoluolds. 34 7.b *Wt. Os• smile and • half os the Pail Como. 31r. With' b f Manbiesers els, by *rob (L111y) 1 Mr. army's* Ike Hogollas Mow) 3 L\TELLIOENCE EXTRA.—GOODWOODriIin. HANDICAP kr tS. GOODWOOD MITAILIS of 25 WIN. OW. &a Accarnatcas. at lb. Want; 11 Ihrekcitsr, I Olrs Sadist 1 Wank 4 yrs Osekernseik, pi --. IS t sr Lynx lest sag 4 yrs ........... 111 nns, 4 yn hllyin. 4 ps St. Meek% 4 yes ..... 4 Maid city= tslny. 4 yis • asetare, 3 ps l3 Quirk 4 ps Instirks.aspe, Irma ps ..... 4 yrs rtalSll4 014 4 yrs The Oxk 4 Ito Woodlark 4 yrs. Dar nags. 4 yrs nine py ft lb. 1 Langtoo, 4 yes 3 Med" 3 yrs .3 Knot ut Gwysas 3 yrs =: 62, 11) b.. ede, 3 yrs 0 3 yrs l3 UAW Ens* 4 yrs liasacce, , 4 Cinlntarksr 4 yr yrs s.. 13 Plasm 3 yrs sby Ondlan, out of KM- 13 1411411 • 4 disk 3 yrs faisktn, 3 yrs Mainses, 4 yes lO Dealsary. 31 Trs ... ........ llespir, 3 yrs lO capise, 4 yrs .... me wir....1 vs Met nabgrits, 3 yn WIWI TM ems wt to Mel. 3 In lO isinsis. 3 yrs seve. art CRICKET. KM= ♦wog SUREMY. ria akatesioia;;.l4 7 iiisri;yail;saiskiwa OvaL Th• seers egad : _ 11•••=—Ptisr lintoree. Semesz—Frrwr Immesh J. H. Lek 11•14.0 W. Nappy. W . lineerbrery. 11•4.. b Wm 0 Widen. l3 ma /dm • sear, b Heim 3 J. Cbalka, la. b Hamm • W. 10fts. rum eat .... N. rdlt, 04., • awbby. b E. Hobby, 0 Sibure ......... 1 BOMB J. Claume, • sad b Wilda— 18 J. 8 tedrn. e Wiwi, ' • Woe- W. lilartispll, • W. Nom sue to Vas . 2l W. :tapper. Lit. b ammo 0 C. H. Hs*" IA . b Itbdrs IS E. Yapper, Ta 4., ID., 1 O. biembersllol 11 hedsa.bloa 14 0. Pelksell, sot iva7 J. Ibleure, set se4 l5 H. 11. (WWI., Hub a Day. H. He& b Walks 2 b tbeesass J. Ityer, • PANG. 0 lox 8 1. Mem, ris oat DisakloB,w—.Bo—.... 7 Byes 3,10,1w1.80—, 4 Total SO Told In IR CLUB AND GROUND v. UNIVER SITY OF OXFORD. This return mats Win; apes idiii 1•774 . 1 lestorday. The Ms stoat tkus a the dodo of the day : ..__ Bey, 4 me b Ta 10140a0 a— 11 0 moot jAri parN Dalds, • b Tali ll B. kyside m4 = Capella , Um. 041.+ b Mame l4 6 b Taw ... n 6 b Tone ........ ..... ....... 21 P. ltesses b (World. 4 Opts Wpm, b Taw le b Tapp ....., 3 led 1111441 en, 3 Twee 4 T. Nem 163. met eat Q. . 3 b Coleridge ...... ..... I 1A1T 6646 3 0 W 24411 Q. i► in . /in . /in ' 2 Doe, II; Ili bps, 3; wide, 1 ll Byes ...... S IRSLAND• • Dost.nr, Joss 27. Many people has look ott the present 'ministerial crisis as occurring opportunely Sr postpone the execu tion of the project fur the removal of the Lisp wart and eves those who are favourable to the abolition fed that the plan, I. its presset shape, is mush too made and steads in seed of mote natant delibegation. The Mail suggests that a &mead should he made, " whom: may be a mishear," for a patrimonial of the measure, " with a view, not to its ultimate rejec tion, but to its perfection at some flattre period r and recommends that if sot yisi4cd to with a good grace that demand should he enforced by using all the available forms of both heat" however factions. As to the" Crisis" itself, the feeling is favour of Lord Palmerston is more widely spread on this side of the Channel than in England. Indeed it might here be called unanimous • for the noble lord has always enjoyed a popularity in Ireland which the anal sectarian sources of difference, that from the primary distinctions of party aineapt as. have never interfered with. Hence it is that the Evening Moil and other conservative organs in Ireland ban not hesi tated to defend the manly English policy of the Foreign Miniwer, sad those who know nothing cf any facelift' poli tic., sad who bate the whip as cordially as they well could do, yet esteem Lod Pal merston as a good Irish lanord, and are ready to stand by him. Mr. M Devitt, a gentleman bolding a highly respectable literary position is coanexion with the daily press, expired suddenly yesterday evenicg, the supposed cane being a disease of the heart. The Lmberick Chronicle, a tory and " evangeli cal" paper. says :—" The total ces.ation of delivery at the Poet-office on Sunday has caused universal dis appointment and perplexity in every department of business, and in every circle of the eozhasuity, and as ' well as country. Very serious law sad injury, which no after legislation an repair, most be the cense quern of this abrupt and ill advised proceeding." The Limerick Reporger says: —" There is a rumour to the effect that Colonel Sir Charles O'Donnell is about to address the citizens of Limerick as a candi date for the npresentatioe, la the event of a vacancy." Ma POTATO Clop.—We an happy to state that we madams to rwisin the most favourable amounts of the thriving 'Nadia= of this crop from every port of this nasty. We were alarmed. at tie rumour timer w that is the nighbesritood of Wagon mad ilollyesomat tits latal blight katl appeared, bat apes atom iavestigatisa we have head that this aspkamat repeat was tweeted eltbes from liminess el the real symptoms sf the dimes*, or fee " speculative par poses." la ta teepees distrim the slams was Mermaid by the ramie-al isstructoe haviag made the statemsnt for the ob- Act of hightailing the pommy tate ea eateadve turnip culture, which, though the mid might have bees desirable, the mesas were sot the win to be approved of. Whilst tbe &seams has, up te the primal, ben averted, this crop bee suffered emsaiderably from the meat high triads—am many ewe blackish", UN stalks ; but the genial womb., new sea is will, we trust, mean this desirable predate sad mare ea absadast 'salt—Mop Coreatitastiow 101 Tin UMINIITT. V. N. Folio. Do n 1 bVb -- 0. imp. /Wu it Mo. b boo Dom II P. *Adm. Sq. b Dem. I S T. Illessee. FAL, I) Dna Has. L II" b Mae ....-... n L. Iferibb &b..* losibley, b W. Itkailsolloo.. b Dwa s• Dna C. Coleridge, lime. e Dot* b J. fialbr, Nao, ast sat„.„... 3 Der A. MOIR Mei, b Dada 0 a. wins, 0#4., ►b DM* • Ti. iamb was to Ito 1., t►s amiss. Maw Parra. TAsirr lx FaM•CI--The follow * has ion been freed:—" The director el the pnet-ofilm has the beau to Wens the publis that is sios.onnity wllt Melo, em Amami Oahe lath May hat the sear as simple letters will be ram d trout 20 to 26 notate hem the Ist of Judy sent. Simple letters are those whit* do not wt igh NV a. thaa 74 grammes (Mast a quarter •f is asses). Toe Meters weighlem eases this 7h grammes, hat sot en erding 16 earames, will pay 60 enitimes. The dame of the 24th Assort 1348,1. maw mined with roiled to the postage on htteasewiterdiai 16 pHAIIMM, in weighl. The prepsynnat of rvgiesered letter (keens Ite44111111114111411) will be optlonvl /her lowan will par b sides the erviimery image to 'night aa additimel sad tantiable pangs of 26e. They mat statism* to be disponi ed is the par-elks is eavelopes sad rimed with at host two e. els in wen, with a laapes•sios ea the seals. The tuft of 20 nations is modatelsed lot In ters uldreesed to wati•eatere ad sol. i..rs of the army, and to sob- •Mierve and indorse( the awn In waive anise. The swage stamps or figure Wade sold by the post-saes for the prepayments( letters. will be of five dig. rest eats: le, at 10 mama of a bistro colour; 211 d, at 16 asthma, of a grata sober • 3rd. at 25 centime., colour blue; th, at 40 'rattier, ca ber erase ; 6th, at 1 hese, colour nd. The puble sold Is at liberty to cambia. as it may plasm the use it the rootage stamp. The pre.psyment will be .did whenever the postage stases saplned shall represent em anima% at least *quid to the postage doe. No relations neat cateaa>w nested, hi the event of the stamps amending ' this ansesst. If the letter destined for a French peek , Moe, shall is-air plane stamps iseeflicient to eGv.r the postage, the surplus Mlle legal t image saint be paid by the receiver. The pre-payload with double postage nasal obidatory he slat are sailed knees eAaripsiee. Panetta who, after the let Jell, may ham is their **kw pvetage sam e ' at 20e., may -to w e asset for thew la taw providlea the Wash" UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL C4/1111100., lore 27. Ilnusna's Panss.-11.01 prises, fives sonsally by tint representatives of Lb* 'Chi valry in parlianant, for tin boa dissertatioas I. Latin press, have born adjacisod so follows:—Far Bastalors—Dr. C. B. Sant, Trinity CJllogo. Subject. " Mottaparitto prima *Ws at Assyria super rrperla." Foe Iladargraditatirs-1. Onorge Bars Trinity Conoco; 2.3.660 S. Mayor, Bm. John's Collosi. asbject, " litnalrar or Shaeorpterati inter so rasa." EVIINIT Pats.—This prim, &ea smelly to the Bachelor of Aria who shall rogue the best Baglid' missy oa some moral or metaphysical subject to be set by the Vice. Chancellor. hes bees edjudged to A. J. Carver, Trinity College. fhajeet, "The unity s dodge, whkh pervades the soceessive dispensation of re:igioa romeded is the Romp tares, is as enemas for the truth of revelation." Rey. R. C. Didkaas, TOlieretillittette P.C., Derbyshire ; value, 301. ; patron, the V. of Church Greeley. Ray. U. A. Dixon, to St. Men C., Luabeth, Seem. Rey. H. N. Go:Olney, to be chaplain to the tabus, et Wer wickolarv. Rev. W. R. Hill, P. C. of St. Andrew, 13ordsalsy, War wiekshire, to b. a surrogate, dio. Worcester. Rev. R. M. Peck'ord, to Tilsion R., Cheshire ; valve, 3331.. with residence ; patrons, Marques of Cholissadeley arid T. T. Drake, RA. 144.. R. Si. John SOirrtif, to Thorley V.. Isle of Wight ; yaks, lOri., with residence ; patron, C. IL Co:vile, Req. TA6ANCIIIS Centerbavy, Bt. Dainties V. • value 1201. ; patrol, the Archbishop cf Canterbury . illtieldwick V., tat; Wee, 1091 ; patrons, Deed and Chapter of Ciaterbety ; Rev. J. B. Berme, dec. NAVAL -Midshipwas : ADMIRALTY. Tcten 27. Boa. B. Cipel, to rider,. Clerk : Them a M. W. Speer, to Oconee. Naval Cadets : Thomas Radian and Prey Rosenberg, to Fiagani. rUkT6IIOI/111, Imin 27.—A court•eartial easensb!ed yesterday on board the Victory to try Mr. H. Dennis, boat swain ut the Birkenhead at. fr., for dnitikeaseas. The charge was proved. sad Mr. Dennis was seaweed to be reduced to a third clue boeuwain and ineligible for promo tion for two years. JAW fnitittgence. JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL—IrsanaDAy. _ Passim: Ma. 11 Aiwa TAaas. rigs !bur Boa. T. Parnarow Luna, TEE MOST HON. Bu Branum LIIIMILINTOI4 AIM 111 WONT HOY. SIN EDWASi MAIL DOOLVIDASS POTTLYIBIDLIOI AID OTIIIIIS O. RAW LOLL TILCILOOILIISIDAIS LND OULU& —.Tall OPII7III TRADS. TI ear, which was partly heard yesterday and duly re pealed in the columns of the Ezpren, was resumed this It wIII Ist recollected, as we stated yesterday, that this was as native headed spas Wafer contracts, whanda the respoa. deuts were to swerve from the appellants the differ's', of the &venom price above a certain filed limit, and to pay to the appellants the differesos of the avenge below, mak Pied limit epos the prices to be realised at the then next public sale of *um at Calmat'. Tae appellants oonteaded, amongst a great misty of res. sons, that the whole of the transacums were spas the facts proved at the trial illegal end vuid, sad were contrary to pails policy, as prejudicially affecting the interests of the palls and the state, and the public in trket and price of an attidals of state monopoly ; that the treasestiose were illegal Mai mid by Riede* law, sad trees costrery to the policy of that law; and that the respondents, having bees gaily of amass and collusive pregtios, were not, according to Hisdoo law, **titled to recover. It va farther maimed ' as • res sea why the judgment of the 81If MIN Coors sho uld be as mulled, that the gigged entrees may referred to me parti al': time sad socasios—samety, the goverment amities advertised to take plass os the 30th November, 1846, and that they oily related to an *wrap to be imertained at that date and en that manioc ; and it was from that date osly that the time fog payment was to be caleulated ; and that, m no opium was sold, nor any "map saartaiaed spas that mission. the cosine* bemuse inoperative . The auction on the 7th of D,comber was not the ode to whisk the alleged commas were intended to apply, neither was it a coetinuation or adjeurnment of the ammen of the 30M of November. It wee an entirely new sale at • dif ficult time and en did Brent terms ; sad its nature sad dia meter wee entirely changed frees that contemplated by the appellants, and to which the alleged contracts were intended to apply. It was further assigned that the resposgeats mad dilative biddiags to be made is order to compel the pablis to bid larger muss and to perdue' at higher twies, they would othawise have dose, and entasudsd by soak delusive bidding* is compelling Mr. Pereira to give ma hammed ass mint, and the average was thus 'sheeted Mg the respeadaste owa benefit. The respondents had by dims ableile palmated a fair and bona fide sale taking place the_pu , sad were guilty of a conspiracy in enkaacing the price to blio. The insatiate on behalf of the appellants occupied the selaties of the mama during the whole of the sitting, and the further b ruing of the case was ultimately adjoursod till .marrow (thi. day). COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-TUTEZDAT. Ilernsos or Nisi PIM AT GVILANALL—Boas Loss Cam JUNI7CI WILDA al. 11 • Commit AMT. OIDNIT O. tiCoVnt CO Dzitzon zoz LI Asltuz3. Thin win sa .. asaancreegitiy ea atione --- ifit mover sem. pneation is damages for en assault, alleged to have been eammitted upon him by the defeadant. It 'pp-nod from the opening speech of We leaned tunnel, and from the evidence subsetneutly adductd, that on the 13th of April, 1830. the defendant walked into the plaintinoffioe,whieb was situated in Crosby Clambers, Bisheptgat•-strest, sad a die titians ensued between the plaintiff and lb. defendant with rasped to some fixtures is a house in Birl•striret, Black flies% which the plaiatiff had formerly onapied for the papaws of his pro:onion under the defendant. From the matinee in which the defendant addressed th- plaintiff be was induced to tel him " not to man late hie office, and endued himself like a blackpused." Upoa this observatioa being mad. the defendant struck the plaintiff violently with his umbrella, which woe broken in the mai% is was also the window of the plaintirs °See. The melt of the de f.ndant'a violenos wee that the plabstill's bead was nit open, and be wee ales braised about the body. After the assault had bees committed, a policeman was seat for, sad the defeadaat was given into tasted,. He, however, expressed hit desire to have the matter settled, and made ea apology to the plaintiff, at his desire, for having welted his. The defendant ales gave the plaintiff as I. O. U. is respect of the fiztores is the house in larlstent From the crows samisadon of the pi:distill'. witnesses it ap peared that after the apology had been made lad the 1.0. 11. gives, the good understardiag bottom the plaintiff sad ate defeadaat woe la some meneure reamed, homes plalatiff, psiatleg_ to the lean et the hare, la Barkitaset, urea whisk some pets et Wood beat hklesd THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, 1850. had dines, joeslasty observed, " Here Is • meanie el Jobe ir. &dent Dyke... behalf albs emiteedea thst the Mies tees •a t sae, out wee It ie breath et geed reith. immesh me the defesoast every ream Se asesider that the suttee was es ead by kb bevies -ode ea evel•ty _fee the eseeuit. The Lead Ceieflosties bevies bd.4 seamed .p, The Jag feud • vertliell far she plasma Damages, is. ARCHES COURT.-rlrstrissiAL ---- Ewes eta N. J. rum At the spewing et the gout Mr. Willie* Oteeveaar r Weans. Nailer Jeeeisgs wee admitted • meter. riANIPOST IP. F,L1111001112. The Quota's ArvetTai; sieved is the above soil for the m ymest ei a gearter's alimony sew des te L. 4 Freak- Dr. liardiar. ea behalf of t►e herbed, opposed the sp. plieetios, es the you'd that by the death of her fatlin Lady Prsafert had neared a eessiderable additka to bet iaei.., while that et Lord Neaten bad degreased esse haat Maul Jeks was etiolates dim was as mot be tas *assert OM Lady Plialdiat was Is the twelpt 0/ sa lasnasett lasses, ariltat may avast Andaman had takes *at la the 15.... of tlia hadtasi. It Waders dissetsd a swattlea M Immo kw the quistat's sliaway thw as Ike II th Ap_U,ll3o. TAB WPM'S or TSB AMOS PIOMOTID ST MADDIN AGAINST KAM This nee mine beiore the emit la day apes the admission el Madden's women se the alhoellsa shws is ea behalf of the Reverend Jobs Boyles Ram. The amewers were opposed es yaw and impotent in their ilharesler. Dn. Hardie/ sail llsylbsti was hued sealed the admis sion. Dr. PAilliamee appoint ea th cam side. The Court Mewled mum of the atlar le be rettneed. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YarrazDAT. Boots No. IN Tao MArraiU, ioing CAzaza or - - - - - FOLLY. This issaisat, a young roan, was opposed by Mr. Su good for a Mr. Seelley. Mr. COoka supported. TM affiliation was for dlashirge from priers. On a forme easlin ine lasolvent bad replied ander the Pro tegees kik and It thee be bad bested madder ably es lattsweedei.li peeides wer dielebeed. From hie 'Rubins' uses teems oseeden, k tlpemed that Ito bed lest aboutilft ea bruits sad " sweeps at a public house la Lag ems I. me at the time ask la the National Lib lasnremiOssepent, Leg iffllUseetreet, and bad sow lost hlealleslies Ile Int emend the Neilsen Ofts to 1841, sad when he left la July last his salary wee 1461. a year. He bed Meowed swim of various mesas, Sale dirt the °pectin waiter, whom ha knee by bowleg hie life le the Maimed Mee, sad ken Met be bad obteleed at various tease newly 1•01. All the nosey ha had etileeted old had gene in Mein lemeeetiosa. He was now 24 years The ”geoing waiter elated du various sum le hod abasoed to isselveat, who told him he inputted moray tress the semetary of the ernaosay. He had no ides of the purpose far whisk los oistained it boos hi.. Mr. Cowaississer PIYYp. timed the present woe • lamentable saldhitisa st s Isseng sea. Boddie the coney squandered be stated, time was s debt for eigua and au ham of s phaetan,s horse end &sin, sad onssequent damp. Ur. Ilergeed asked fir a judgment tor costratting s debt without ressonidsto fletaboas eminent. Mr. Cooke sppeelid to the empathy of tho mut. The huntress wee a young nun and hid been ledword into f ottreassetione, sad hod be.. ruined by hotting Mr. Phillips said he bad s "Orlie duty to perform, sad if pressed he most give a Pediment. The in solvent was old enough to bold a situation, which he bad lost by his gross folly; an be (Mr. Commissioner Phillips) inset Maeda the young men of London &bet if they frequented the dens of Jamey which lbs luohwt bad doe*, they would, like kis, go on from bed to won*. end become a pest and noises's of society. lime was a person who bed lost 6001. in hone redng, end now owed some hundreds ; he wu • sisals mac, and his family had obtained him a good situation. Betides the horse ruing he now owed U. Ss. for cigars. and for the hire of a phaeton ea well as a hone end claim to go to races. Hia Honour held that the debt with Mr. Shelley had been incurred without reasonable espectetrom of payment, and adjudged the iiirsiveme to ea imprisonment of sin calendar months. POLICR.—YarrzaDAT. MANSION ROUSE. --- TATNTED Maur —Mr. Doom, Mr. Duckworth, Mr. Venable*, gad about 20 others, the most respectable butchers in Newnets market, appeared as a deputation before Alder. man Gibbs, for the purpose of nuking a public representation , and request ou the subject of she vast quaatitise of meat n eared la that market from different parts of the country Mr. Bonne Meted, that within the lest few days, a qua. thy of the best civility meat kid been reertived in the mar kat is each a Mate, is coserquenee of the weather, se to be wholly unit for human eonsumptioe, sad Mr. Pookliegton, t►e meat inspector, had, in the &Mies performance of his duty, wined and destroyed it. The lose wastaimed by such 0011111111BSIMOS was considerable, as no return maid be made to those who seat up the meat to the Weems, who became himself a proportionable sufferer by the beat of the weather. Tinder such ciseentstanees, and as there was in the meat • vast deal of fat which could be preetably disposed of to seepboilen, the butchers applied to the magi.• taw the permis.ion to separate the fat from the lean end sell it to the boiler", by which arrangement no injury could be inflicted upon the public, and from a halfpenny to a penny a pound,whieb was, according to the present stringent regulations, completely thrown away, would be saved to the nsfortunate feeder. Alderman Gibbs—At what time doss this meat arrive at your market 2 Mr. B inset—Between 4 and 5 o'clock in the monitor, and it lies pocked up in our .hops until we have time to see in what condition it is. The meat is of the very hitheet quality, but frequently, on account of the excessive heat of the weather, it is in • very short time rendered .holly unfit to be t eed as lemon lead. Ir, then. the Inspector re ceived directions to allow the sale of the fat to the artals would be the result, and without the chance of injury to any one. Alderman Gibbs—What security can the Lord Mayor have that the sospboiltrs will be the persona who will seeks use of the meat ? I have no doubt whatever of the respecta bility of the deputation, sad that the members of it would be incapable of disposiag of the meat for any other purpose than that of which they have spoken, but the relexttioa of discipline, with respect to unwholesome food, is a dangerous principle, and the abuts of an indu'gence must be guarded against, especially where the public health is concerned. Mr. Benner—Mr. Pocklington well knows that not one of us would sell any article for human consumption which would be liable to objection. We could, upon examining W meat sent to us, and 'lncline any of it tainted, place it ride is • heap and point it out to Mr. Peeklinoton as unfit for human food, and to be sold to the sospboiler. It would be in his power to prevent the use of it in any other way. Mr. Paiklingtan said, without messing for a moment to throw out any aspic:on touching the conduct of the res pitiable tradesmen who formed the deputation, be must say that there were persons reedy to be purchaser. of bad meat, who again to do semethiag with it very different treat map seeking. - _ 4Wtieman Gibbs—l am afraid pre allude to lame of the gentlemen who make eaueocape. (A laugh.) Mr. Paddington—l 4:ortolan do, lir. I know one or two boilers who certainly would tura the neat to that we ; and thin are some gentlemen smogs% the deputation who know thou too. fi;v;iril of the deputation mid it was quite absurd to sup pose that Witted meet could be made iato emseaces, am there was so process by which eke &quoting flavour of putridity was removable. Idr.lceil;;Pon said his experiesce enabled his to say that a ready sale could be pruned am:eget some of the sineage.teakers for meat which ought nit to be given to lumen beinp to eat, and the set of parliament empowered him to seise all diseased meat. He believed if that au hority did sot exist a put deal more abatis! would be done as regarded food. Mr. Bonier said there was so questies at all as to the jedieior.s and moderate exercise of the power which Mr. Poeklieston had, and that the existence of the power wu emissary for the control of the meat market, but he sub mitted that the appliestion did not is the slightest donee interfras with the duties of the impostor, who would be supplied with the most satisfactory means of ascertaining that trial. supboiler aline should be supplied with the Alacrity' Gibbs—l oertainly ears have no objection to the mode of apply the fat of the diseased meat to a pro fitable purpose, if the pubhe health be protected at the outs time front tejory ; and I au convinced that the Lord Mayor will readily mitiest to as arrangement by which the serious kmes sustained in the way described may be in some degree abated. All that will be required is, that security be given as to the manage is which the material is to be dis posed of. The deputation expressed great tbasktolness for the emoted of the 'luaus to the sale of the fat to the Pup boilers ; and Mr. Packlinetoe resolved the neemeary instruc tions upon the stillest. Sobsequeatly to the applieetiee, Mr. Poskliegton upon reading a quotation from Dolmas's " Household Words' on the dotep is Sharp's-alley, Smithfield, declared that the deseriptiou was not In the slightest degree over charged, and that the operations of the amass grinders were esplaised to perfection is that admirable work. PRESUMED DEATH BY VIOLENCE NEAR WORDS- LiT.—At a lots beer on Saturday night last cries, as of a human being is distress, won beard to ramped from tbe lackey pit toonneeted with the Paging at Masers. lion's col liery, star the road tido at tho Round Osk, sad, on parents I going to tho mouth of the pit, into which Ste hot water from Dm engine empties itself, a man was found to be down, although the aperture of the pit is seareoly wide enough to admit the body of a mss. Oa being get out, the is.., who was quits intensible, woe convoyed to tits Wand Oak Inn, whore a surgoon was mat for, but before hie arrival the poor fellow was a mart The deceased, whose same was Rsubea Curds, a eltainmeket, but ocomionslly w.eking is the miaow, and who resided ad Bnarley-bill, l supposed to bate met w ith his d-.tb by whims@ la being throat thou the pit, which antalud at the time a quantity of hot water. ()a Monday the widow o 1 tho deourd, u well i t two now. suited Jeaoo Whltakar sad Willis., Cowell, wan brought b e t on the buck charged with the wilfal 'surds et the doosand, aad wor:!ramiaaded. MARKETS. COTTON.—Lmntroo Joys 27.-8,000 base, te eter:Use 000 Wise Mr sad overt, sere sold Wel It seedy rates. Nailmovarsx, Ivies 27.—Urea Aes boys s mon sett,* essebet both Is woe end lila% =te i tir=hig treat Irving Is delft boss ladleeseld by tee et the eettat maintsrthee esolised by the inieet et the SWAG yelenity. sod seselletersre en Imo Is seeking es Mims Is rim, t esd err ihe 41=1M id. Mellor gm the Mr ablated IS. . as& Ogee Not so tel 4 grabs et um tryorwarist, au as nt Is Ihe leintse Metes es Sag - lest sag depremed. 0. shim Ow mitts is. • sore fewest est hanky appiereass. lOSIBRY AND LACS 'NADU. Novvntortax, MI V.—The sagry Amato% torran• liwareete, sad MU' la tlabairry wade, hem to • melds ad wielded, sad, with the emspdaa of s few Nib bee sad ONO Mai la DweeeithmM • few dr•wermesissa waders M MAIM ell le quiet imi MSS mare Tie OWN INS NM maw bitter Ibis le very sel min Madsen shellat in lie twee& thew ri nsed W Esalarry et IhMemtmaillid see twee& blew ementke. • ibmg meals remeenigne sessisben s tram^ thweir Z g r isa erer et emboli. el/ Min le we, inik bet the sands peelemil Isis every mem wry lewder. This news Ire proses Ar We Amiss toe erseeddesey. eve sten* ems 'seed by tor. nes prim:Mei hapteesmat Ms losietkw of • wA.MseiM vhish as mks Mae. sr talk weeli, belief ormemated ity the pewered away of the shake wheel, Mak like the Memsrd. koredwasWits la Ita = No melds. mer heeded News so mile lamas plated as that ke Seen. Themes md Ikea have abeeasd a meat It will eat meandly etereseds twlild lssiery, sow so mod Is Fuss. M viii bemerae a horme rival to n ary= gloms made by thrsoUserrisse Is Ms 'Natty. The Nth = weds Is ja very Mr seendee; am palest kr goo* ie esalleed setbis. Mew sited sa impede. TM whole sf tea !Pew! Ands, whether meta, plaIM or Is la • ftetlehley WM,. The dakkomied as whether stews at WM. lo a mon depreatol emildes. This a has* Mt la away parte ef llsetiaghem sad MasieliML TMsoum tobbir ast trade is laimeriet The Mae silk trade bee swaillinkly eel la warp 0•11 ishlheast. The Mick Iwo treble yet _ la aloymm sod t•••1061pular heads here • wry da t ed etied. so so semmity to Meet • mikiteasem A swat variety et sante are nes Ishrtestek see delve Ow vary Is the Emus" he tamm. A sect el set, termed is nese Is eselissablegesentles; sest Is as appereese heihre that It Woks law mollsf bet lens„ bet es speaks. It by the It pro. duns • Sad awllwt maim pearl ; though ea erterady Imes Mr* ressabiles elegie.press pis ast, it is lushly ormassated by the heed mil the eswhigmedie. Item stem* me Nokia,/ to pro. Sass rs lrwwk greed it. it W swertel, treverese by a new teens& Imeset mans" n w mow estestreetter. The arm& awe World, pue sd have sot arowered, they having a ahead If awe same ore eastartal, • new era w ell arise la lltYghoN awl Idseekseem the waserial bees so wetly. The easy trade. whether M Wee es ether elide% keeps ia • Maltby esellitlesobe coarse beible•aele betas ta rather the warm ewe.— NOM keirrs. WOOL.—BILDTORD, Jul 16.— TM Weel assist his fay aulalara chubs tie pal wok lba Imam* saboallas lately paregollib. amid astrianalbsamildra baffle ablegod Mob at firm labia la awed W prima. It nom pa rid that a enteral and babe ahem at all obabsell Woof Ws ban piece bore. sad the almeal OM boa ramited fem tie Imps burrow of traohaew, has ao kr U.S • mall at m.. um a by alba dracrietiona of brigbt- Wawa MAN white aes Min se sow pbstifal, and at thle swum Mos la Ye la serril segarsai caw sorts, of wbkdt the supply ta owe recalat and ramiluq lose so be sat gone bayead as ifs. prima km, or. at des ult, am Edema= of is. p. r risk. lo the I=the rates wind by rowers are malt below! MON eumnt prowat. mks There nlearawad tawdry for Moab sod broke., at rather biaber CennattrOZD loft wee bold oa Tuesday lest ate Wad dhows to bait being as Weal pitched In the Merbashousi st the deMAnd, and whether In the quaatlty oared or the amber of prawns oed &aim b atteadame, tais ant mart W the hied held le the Moist a. laaedbslrb otter the clip, sedated ow Moo al desagedas Meech er filwed. The reports cie ware eetWe Wool 1= awl the pageold et roar better prim. when all *lee le Mk end dor." mu II • ban thy .wn more Ids Wee the abound of the yearn ef Mk breath of the farmed teeemy. The Mal swabs" of Tema Mows Is bellt sod In atm* wne /Atll, Mid ea teemets et mere dim /A • ewe last year. ln tin. owl, pert or the day, however. be Male beekeset wee doing; the of the growers or to prise wire a Stab IMP &Med to nand dr dews of the home peewit deem Mow awl May, C. lisod. Welts, bowelew, Bwhiberneso ewe lagenreek and test...cam at the dingier, de Margot Weds, ewes end helmets, owe odd at ewe prise as resod. ft le Micah to fix the 'map prWt el the Mw. Ths ether sepe to be tw ewe Wool ad., and leg aft lad. sad mot of the sake of thesis, were abated at these nem ewe the avenge prima lea year, whish were owed : Ewes, Id. le lat.; bagged, I Id. to le. The ady see me bearded in the Markeubwass was that by Mr. Mtn Kim. who sold ISO dent ewes at Is.. and 125 Kest Motets at 13d , to Marne. Johns. At three o'clock about leeway pentlesnes et dem to an excellent dinner, weed up by Mr. Meader, b the Mweably Moat, at the twates's Ileed Inn, E. Round. Mt., preeictiaw. Des maul, huge 26.—Tbb Wee the wood market et the season. Tame wee a tnadarate above at Wool. Part wan odd by privets and pert by public aonpetitkon. Pram : Orme, lan hog and ewe. les. ltd.; ewe, Ile. ed.; locks, 7e. 4d. per mom MANUFACTURSS.—Bstorono, Juno 26.—We eon not bear of say alteration in the yarn trade rt the pan week. Prices rams Ina, and the demand fx inameduite to gumption keeps full yams with the peadoetkm. The demand fOr capon son:lsom muck the nacre, 1111.• a Weedy 11•1••••• I. doing kr the continental waiters. Thos IS no imprommant In the demand far I.4newiture. There is a tall • erym bednew doing for the Scotch markets. there has been an active MWnem. dew in pieces durin g the week, snit in more em.es at sightly advanced num. Some di ecriunons tit kOLICIS are sena( name la the hands of the manufacturer., and the merchants are unable to induce them W take orders to make ezoepting at higher rates. GLASGOW, Jane 28.—Tbere has been a wood deal of ex citement in ow yarn market to day, and sellers have obtained an advance on prier rentrally of id. to ed. per lb. The pods market is quiet. CORN.—BasnuttY, lane 27.—At this d+ ' s market the supply og MI kinds at paln was very moderate. Good Wheats were Mk= Freely at ere.ioas prime. Poring corn without alteration in price, bat wee diva...idols to buy. tcootatioas a follows : Wheat, fs. Cd. to 3s. per babel. barley, Ive. to il.. per qr. Oats, 16c. to Ifs. Beam, 34. to 3a. 4d. per babel. Btamitromew, Jima 27.-At the Oloueerer market, on the 32nd, no sinus of Ia per quarter was obtained, as all descriptions of wheat : at Wonsan, same day, toe trade ruled dull at the e of the previous week. Barley rather more inquired for. Very Blto doing in oats. Beans again rather low, r. This seek, the weather has eastward very warm sod favourable foe the meowing crops ; trade has coneequistly rated dull. but no reduttion has been submitted to on any descried= of wheat. Barley unalten d. More doing in ,rte, at ratee the Sus in favour of the buyer. Soaps hews sod peas hove been disposed of, at ad. to Is. per quarter tinder pee. Sou. prices. At Ulla day's market. there was a leas purply of what from the brines% and all duerletions realised quite as much mosey. In barley very little doing. Oats maintained their value. Lower priors were not • subsisted to he Nana. Peas more inquired for. Wheat, Englialt, - white, per barbel of 611b5., le. 2d. to U. 9d. ; new, 3s. Id. to Ss. 601.; red, So ed. to Se. 64.; Dew, 4s. 10d. to Se. 4d. : • =cis red, 4s. 10d. to fa. gd.; foreign, wh Si. 2d to Os. 10d.; Pollak Odessa, se. 14 . to ite 5e.44.; Danube, to. 9d. , to Ss. Id. Daley. per Imp. qr., Ms. bid. to 265. 6d.; grinding,per 3921ba,174. 6d. tells. gil. Oats, English, white, pee insp. qr., itle. ton. td.; Welsh, black ant whits, per MAW., id. to 170.6 d.; Irish (4olbe. 121 x.) 17t. gd. to 161. 6d.; (3710 e. to 391x.),17., W. to 172.9 d.; black, 161. 6d. to 17s. 6d. Beano, English, old, per 196tb5.,1:W tel. to Ifs 6.1. : new, 106. M. to 112. Id.; Irish, 9s. fel. to 102. 61.; toreiga, 98.2 d. to ' lea. 9d. Pisa, balling, par imperial qr., 27.. to liOs. ; misting, per 1961ba, los to 11P. Lentils, per 1961b5. C 6d. to 10s. Od. Dour, Meath. tea, per sack of AWOL, 31.. Cal. , to 33.. 6d.; meads, 265. AD 30s. ed. BRIGHTON, Jess 27.-A fair supply of Wheat, which sold • freely at last week's prima. Rather snore laqtdry for Glatt Batas • and Peas unaltered. Wheat, white, 101. 10e. to Ilk • red, W. So. to Barley, 1= to 30.. Oats, 13a to 16s. R am, 2.5 a. to 27.. _ Peas. 25a. to 27e. filtrate!, JONI 27.—Our market bee been but barely supplied with Eaglets wheat, sad the ample@ of the better qaalities of logeign ere also becoming scarce. There has been a toerable mend fur English, and a moderate inquiry for the best descriptions of French and Polish at the prices of last week. English most be quoted 211.. to ne. per imperial quarter. Foreign white. 42e. to tie. per 411010 e. ' • foreign test (emirs fine qualitke), 4 0s. to 425. per ditto; foreign red. flue, 3Ms. to 395. per ditto; ditto, ordinary, 334. to Us. kid. ; ditto, hard, 344. to 37. . culla°. There has not been much inquiry fur flour, but the corneal, ear last week remains.] unaffected, English seconds brought from 37a. to Ills. per sack, and American, &e., sweet, Us. to 245. per band. in barley there is but litte doing. Malik malting mast be quoted Lis. to 2ds. per imperial quarter. Eng.ish end foreign grinding, IS.. to Sus. per ttrOlbe. Osts were of dull sale. Devonand Webb feed, 13.., lea. 6(1., per imperial quarter. Irish Us*. IS.. to 16e. per imperial quarter. Irish white, 10w. bd. to 17s. id. per 3201 b. la brans there were but few trameetkies sonsimeled, dealers only taking for their immediate necessities. English, gm. to 27a. W. per imperial quarter; foreign,. :2s. to /Os. per Meal*. The minis for the week, we and °resifts', have been— wheat, 1,700 quarters; oars, 2.240 barrels; barley, 22 quarters; 000 sacks. Th e weekly 'verges, awarding totter official rot en of the can torpostor :—Wheat. 39e. lid. ; bsrtq, Igo.; oats, ins. 2d.; beer. Us. Id. liarism Jane 17.—We had short 'apply of Wheat , for which the farmers Inked morn mum this chec ked budges; the millers not being MBA, to amply, sod a shot Ms was the come. (imam, at last wess's prises, which the buyers would not exceed. to Barley nothing doing. There was woe Inquiry toe Mb, Deans and Peas, end a Tether better sale than of tete. Wheat, white, etc ; best red, ses. to 445.; middling, eft. to 311 e. • infetior, Va. to 33e. Barley, 17.. to Ns Om% lot. to 24.. Bemis, 2Se. to Me. Peas, M. to 33e, per qr. Thor, Sae, per smit e 25e. to 325. ;moods, 23e. to Ms Fointstott, Jose 27.—A short supply of Whist, which sold nattily at the rata Of last week. What, 91. 101. to 111. per kat Parley, Ma. toUs. pa qr. Os% Ho to 210. 13eans, As. to Pia. Pees, 213 a. to Ha OODALIIIMO. Juno 26.—The glee weather had s depress tes lalluseico . a tie Wisest trade to.day, and last week's prism were tartly oupporteL Wheat, red, 3716 to 42a.; white. 39a. to 465. Maley, 2tat. to Da. Pow, 9L. to ROL Oats. Ito. to IM. Boma, 26a. to WM. per 41. MAIDSTONI. Jose 27.—W. bad • largo attendance at market this stay, but • shod supply of Wiest, sad priors of lad day were well supported, the tap Woe tired beteg Men 41s. to 42.. lent Coto is very Wow la mks, at former rates. MANIONOTaII AM. 27 —W. hays had a awl maPPI7 of ist heat and sinus& ((graba. Ws priors an fully maintained fur everythieg. NIIIVIWILY, Jane 22.—Tbe supply of Wheat this day was not large, and met • better ode, floe rat commandiag Is. per qr. more than last week. The trameotioes 1• Spring Cora were quite of • retail Marmier, os leas prima We bees had some heavy thunder Moms, which ham gam mmaideralite deem, In some imthases. aware to the lad of Are: Worat, 41‘ ad.; Barloy, Ws. So. ; Oats, Its. PLTMOCTII, Is.. 22.—TIN an 'market was vary thinly &deeded today „ and the trade wee emeediegly dull. Supplies are short, sad name laoWed 'ordure sampt y loz a reeet u'e. Teeter. day th. re was bossy rile Ken rosy delay th e hay harvest, Oat spring earn requires more l tin. ROYSTON, Jana 28.—k small market, and peke.. sta tionary. Wheat, 23., to It* per lead. Barley, Ids. to 245. per qr. Oats, lie to lee. STOCKTON ON Ti.., Joni 26.—We bays had geed ar rh•Yof Wheat during themet week. Our market this morning was mosieraely supplied with Wheat, waled' sold readily at the fall rates of this day am*. This ls no change ds sole in the value of Barley or Beane Oats in good demend. and is seine laN•noeo Is. per qr. more was obtained. nem • free sale at our quotations. Priors: Wheat, per qr. of Niba to the bushel, Durham sad York. shire, red, 365. to Wm; white, 395. to 41..; tooseametry red, Ms. to 42a. ; white. 41r. to 41a. Odin, Wet Ida to ifs. ; potato, IM. to sr.. nom, new, to la.. Pam, pm sa ck of 2 3 0111401 ms 30s. 011. ; raperine,Oatmeal, Sosteh, 918. Outs, Dutch and 17e. to 2k. Pees. Waling, 211 a ; grinding, 244. KM 2 er 4 l :t i r d as. Imports (Whig the met week W hest, coestwiee, 973 qrs. ; ford" VW Barley, wiesorise, 40; foreign, Mt Oath, coasterna UxsatDoa, Ives 27.—A this supply of Wheat, which ma a dull ode, although a law panels realised le. per qr. more the. Met melee Floes. The arerege prime la 4W. per qr. Is Beam, butt% awl Oats Ter, little doing. WORKINGTON, Joao 26.—Thu tau a mann ripply of Wheat to-day. aad °toads ID prior look plant 01 Oats sad la. dar- * the Awl waitoviaa w aad irks wars to allattad at the Midi radioe k dea tits prask. What. lati. by. ,• 9at lg. is da Oats. ad ts Oa roar. but, par Kano. la. la/ la da. Das. fkorty Si Wank la. *4 1 4•411021. 14. Whrsieete. Jens 26 —With limited errieele dem hitarday. ear swirket (*thee.. Ana for all deuriptiam of meim he well se /twat, ea the pekes of Wt week. EDINIV.OII. Jen. ta.—Tletre was rather more Wheat la the inarket Pea= of Let week were Brialy analateined, bet Wee were ellbeWit. Barley kept sp. but Out. fell • belie. hewn will well. heirt. Me to Cie e& haler, lee to tie Owe, 1 7,. U. Os na. /IL Deese, to 12e. 01.aeuenr. hate 11.-The week's arrivals la the Clyde wedded Osbeed UN rge. Onte, nod 1,000 aces Flour from inked -together sib PO nOl.. Iftenr, ned 470 qrs. Indian Corn from the United Stotoo. The MOW the Canadian 'prise ships Is in the neer, bat is IRO she has Isseght no Ow. sad way • =all lot Wheat: At Orepowewh. the Impart., cosotwlre, were for the most pert tanpiesd 'bent 1,700 qrs. Dario, 1,300 qrs. Oats, and 1,430 seeks Them hen Weise ports gest 14110 qrs. Inset, 3,300 qrs. Bar. ley, SO qrs. Oats, I,llr qrs. Dream sad Sue qrs. Pas have arrived. Me heolod a week lot. Mite wisIDE, melee the inflame, et Oda the amps et all Wale are welds. good gashpro =ay sell Wheel is lest ate47ear. Ike trade • away aspeet Wool the end all good fresh dewiteakw• et Wheat brought 101 l prkes. le @Maks mai mesh If=end no dame to note. At lbw osewiges seeks sift a want et brims eosened. Ona IMO was held 'nary at the tell pins et last week ; bat Meter awes sad poi em of sonditico night have beset pandweell le pie ha fryer. That wee Wear more yeeleett. owls, is the hehweethae. gentry rot a dell We, witless allwadia la vehte. °demi Saws were needy, hut set musk parka la &her. labia Cam di la Is. lower. Atom: When Ike** per 10110 e., while, nor, Um ed. to Od.; red, old, Sem, ed. to Its. Id.; caw tem dd. to los. Od. ; enrich, white, new, Ilk N. to Mo. N.; Ida, rid and white, new, Oa. Od. to Ira N.; Deakin old, 230. Od. to 235. Gd.; new, 21s. Od. to 23e. Od. • reessraolan, odd, its. Od. to 22.. Od.; new, 20s. ed. to ' Os. IL; Dania, old, it.. Cd. to 215. 0L; mew, le& OL ID Ifs. ; Odamle lett. to les. Od.; Cannks, old, On OIL to 21s. Volta Mato, old, 20s. Od. to Os. SL liorley, pee 1130ths., larrik end Ssatelt, new, Its. Od. ' len M .; Itek, mew , 13.. id. to I le. id.; lentge, tree, iensweniset. Ike., mew, lia. ed. to 13a. Id. • raw, O. le lie. 6d. Ore, per 2641bn, Beryl* sa d t Mel l hnew,)l 4a. dd.% Om ed.; kW ft. Word, he., new, Iked. iloraisit, Sus, dd. Ids. 3d. to 11.. Od.; new Um bd. to lie. N.; extra prepared. sew, Ilk Ott; torsign , Stria; old, lie. OL to lis. 0d.,• MOM, 14.. Od. to 14a. Id. thwas. awe* new, IS.. 6d. to 135.; foreign, 12s. to lie. 6d. pr 1 I=tit=, bowels; frisk per Mite., 14a. Od.; Egyp. old, lis. 13s. Od. • new, lin id. lean white. oil, 14s. Od. to lin 6d.; gin, lls. to lea. Bd. Moor, per now, aqierliae, It s. Od. to 325. 6d. ; supernee, • Od.to 326.6 d. ; fins, ii.. sztrs dudes qualltien32s. to 13..; retina, Its. SI. r 335. Od.; American, meet, per korai, old, 41a. etL to An 0.1.; Canadian, 23.. Od. c, .3, 02.. sow, Its. 61. v. ▪ fid. Oatmeal. tar 271100., iriw , oatrm ;• cut, new, 23a. Cd. to Am id. Ink= (Am Ale. to ills. td. per 2rulos. CATTLE, sio.-1101INCARTL11.—There was a large show or Hower, but so greet demand for them, sod rwasequently the trade wse sleek. The mine may be mud ol the beset fair on Metarday. The posture, are miserably short, in consolusece of the continued drought. NIIWASK FOUT24IOIIT FAT STOCK. MAIM/IT, June 25. Then was a very lure number anima penned, ends good average show cd Breen Pike' were rather higher than perehaeers were in @Used to give, end bad to be lowered before sales could be elks:ad. lhere were 1,134 Mem end 64 !feasts penned. I __ _ - NiwAux, Jun* 26.—We hare not had a lug* matkßt to. day ; lbw ibis's present. sad not mock Waimea done. Stack seemed to have adowc ward gird sq. Than was 4 Sheep, 124 Beestr, and 113 Pip pearled. PliTlStSulitOUOlt Jana 26.—The marks' was well sap. plied : Sheep, 4u; Lange, 60 ; Base* 27; Calves, 16 Pigs, 29. Trade was doll for Sseep, at 4d. to qd. per lb. Lim b, went off freely, some to Lund•m, at 17k to 225. each. C.lves were too num.- moots, fat ones, 20e. to 335. each ; other., aor 9 weeks old, 335. to 40s. Beet, 6d. to 3a. Pd. per stone ; P fe. 4a. 6d. flaixonth. Jam) 26.—We had a large show of stock to day, supply rather exmlifing the demand. Good Beef, Watt% and Lamb only sat ported last week's rates, whilst mkt for qualities were in favour of the buyer. A quantity of inferior stork tusisultL WAILZFIBLD, Joni 26.—The large number of 900 B•asts mad 9000 Sheep were offered at this market, and were generilly of a superior quality. Trade was baler, nearly une.Utlrd of the stock remaining OS MAXI at the close of the msraet. Priem: Beef, Ss. to Sa bd. per suns. Matra, 40. to 410. per lb. EDINBURGH. June 26.—The number of Cattle wea 564, Win it Mann than last week; a great quantity of which were of an talfener quality. Vales were also exceedingly d. dl. Cattle of the beet description sold at s. per Dutch stone; but the middling and inferior kinds were down from last week; current price, he, to 619.3 d. At the close, a great number were also unsold. The market was well supplied with both :thee., sad Lambs, there being 4,041, or 191 more thin hat week. In oormequeneeut the unfaeourible state of the wea ther for slaughtering, the market ruled excetslingly dull, sad prices foe both cheep and Lambs suffered a reductio of from is. to 2s. 6d. a held, eseepting for black.faced Sheep. Extreme top price, Sid.; current top. Id.; middling sod inferior kinds, 30. to 40. per lb. Top price of Lambs, les.; surreal, 13s. to Ike., and downwards. At the close, a eery great number of bo.h kinds were unsold. PUBLIC SALES. Jost 27.—8 p Mr W. H. Ilawyrr, at the Mart.—Free. hold residence, lb, Lawrence Yountneyslazie, let for 631. per mono—cold for 1,22 W. Lukash°ld residence, 5.5, Upper Berk•lry-street, Portmsn square, let tur 10,31 per annum; held for 38 lean, itlol. 10s. —BBOl Freehold premiees, 11, Grocers' Hall court, Poultry, kt for 551. per annum—b6ol. Freehold residence, garden, and offices, let for 601 per annum; land tax redeemed-70W. Messrs. Kooks and TEMPLII, at the klart.—Three leua hold house*, Hall-street, Coy-road, let for 951. per annum ; held for 91 years, at 110.-6251 Pair of villa residences, Marlborough villas, Hackney, let for 1001 ; term 95 years, at 131. Intended public house called the Doke of Marlborouth, Ric •moud-road, Hackney; h hi for 95 years, at 151.-1,0001. Freehold house and baker's premises, li•eat litaughtoo, Hentined.inshire, with two *ores of land-664. Mr. RUBINS. at the /Ctn.—Four hauler, 3 to 6, Way. mouth-terrace, Ilickoty -road. producing 1241. par annum; held for 63 years, at 151.-1,2&51 . . Fire bowies, 12 to 16, Weymoutb-terrace, producing 1271. per annum; term 65 years, at 171 10. —1,2251. Four house, 23 to 26, Weymouth-terrace, producing 1041. per annum; term 63 year., at 141.-9301. Fuur bower, 27 to 30, Weymouth terrace, producing 1041. per aunum, held fur 63 years at 121 10. —l,OOOl. Lessen..ld baker's shop, 7, Weymouth-:ertaco, let for 361., held ter 63 years at 21. 10..-3,5C1... Menrs. Fuihsit and Homier, the Mart.—Two boosts, 66 end 66, Brudenekelatw, New North•roed, producing 701. per annum, 12144110 t 68 yean at 121. 12. —6OOl. Mr. MULLAH, at Oarraway's.—The Queen public-house, ghat. stre.t Westboarne-terrace, Paddington , term hi years st 841.:-sold for 2,6h01. Mr. JnetitNe, at Garrawarc—lnaproved rent of 301. per annum, enured for 69 yeses from 1824, upon stabling, Brick street, 2904 Two houses, Heyward'.-place, Old lient•road, let for 481., term 64 years from 1821-2001. Mr. F. CHINNOCIL, at the Mart.—Two houses, 13 and 14, Ledhory terrace, liensioitton Park, let for 1471. 10e., held for 93 pens at 24&-1,0001. Three boom, 8,9, 10, Blornfteld-terrace, Paddington, let for 2001. per annual, held for 92f years, at 301.-1.9301. Means. F THIS and Co., at Ci.rraway's.—Free• hold es . ate, called Wick•honse, in the Vale of Biresham, Worcestershire, with 200 ecru of land, part let, at from 31. 12s. to 41. per act*. The late promo tor is rated to have lived 70 years on the property—bought in for 23,9601. One. fourth pert of businees premises, 8), Cambial, pro ducing 1501. per suntn—sold for 1.5201. The advowson and next presentation to the vicarage of Tenbnry, Worcestenbire, of the estimated annual value of 8691., present incumbent 81 years of age—bought in for 6,8001. The advowson and nest presentation to the triennia of Arnnby, Leierster, annual value 1251., present incumbent 81 year of ege—boaght in for 6001. SHARK Flamm:l.—Oa Thursday last, Mr. Rad- 1 more, of Plymouth, and a friend, while fishing on the whiting ground, about three miles inside the Kloystone, in a yseht, hooked a bottle nosed shark, about 30 inc es long, winch he secured without much difficulty. In a short time afterwards. a tremendous pull on one of the linm indicated that another ugly customer had taken the hook ; and after three-quarters of an hour's play, it it might be so called—but more correctly speaking it should be termed hard work—a monster sheik, of the blue species, was brough., by the ex cellent management and extended patience of these gentle men, M the edge of the water, almost in an elheueted state ; a bight of a rope was then slung just within its tail, and it was safely got labs the boat. It measured 6 feet 2 inches in length, and weighed about 601bs. What renders the fact of such a large fish being taken under such circumstances more extraordinary is, that the 'jeer in use was of a fine di sci ipt ion, simply adapted for whiting fishing. SOCIETY Or DANCERS.—Yesterday the general meetly, of the Provident Society of Dancers and Teachers of Dancing was held in the saloon of the Theatre Royal Hay market, J. Byrn, Esq , in the chair. The minutee and promedioge of the last meeting having been read and con firmed, the Secretary read the report, whi, b, in effect, stated that the society, though still young, had received the support of Rome of the most influential and talented pro fessors of dancing, both native and foreign. The affairs of the society progress steadily, if not as rapidly as could be wished, towards the attainment of its object—the raising a fund for supporting aged and infirm dancers, should they unfortunately need its assistaam. Appeadsd to the report ' was a statement of the s ei. Ws income and expenditure for the feat year. The Chairman then addressed the meet ing, forcibly urging upon the attention of all present the benefits conferred upon the aged dancer by this society, society not confined to natives of England, but which admitted all members of the profession. The report having been seconded, was unanimously adored. Tee following resolution was then proposed and carried unanimously : " That the thanks of the meeting be given to B Webster, , lessee of this theatre, for his kindness ie granting the society the use of the sakes." • vote of thanks to the Chairman terminated this proceedings. [Advertimenent ]-14is TEETH AND GENERAL Etasbra.-11 nay fairly be said, the elate of the Teeth (beyond' greatly upon estate of the bodily heath, and the elate of the bodily heslth deyends greatly upset the state of the Teeth. The Ilonioupathle mind* of Infinitesimal doom le all awes of weakness and nee. yourner, to no doubt the riled one, as nature is not then over. powered but named. The United Destirts' Tooth Powder carries this out to Re utmost extent, as wale of the most strenetheelei amides he the Matteis Medico are contained in 1., and • small yarn= being gradually &beached every day, not only atteneltem the guns; bet the whole aystenx It likewise thoroughly cleanses the teeth, greduellg ibi resocing the tarter. punt.. the hte* . th thereby preventing and west( wieldy in both mouth nesnach.—Addrem Rom lon% 119 and 190, ktedleyegamatreet, Landes. [AdMeriiaPHierit i LTalitit or A DISORDIULHD Wro- MACE, WILAINSIS. ASP DISIIIJTT, ST HOLLOWAY'S PILLS Mr. Illiensio, of Stornoway, sr itred oilisor, who loot sprot many years la warm dimatee, was affected with a disordered samathuisch pelUale, aad the &or °complaint, which completely debilitated hi sys tem. In his emdemoun to otamate his nocaltadat, ho visited the 'cations watering *eon, and obtained the @dries of almost every Hu toren phytiolem Mebrity, without eaprriendsp Mier. Undor tome altemmetsame, Holloware l'We were me onnwoykd to him, and, to theeelanishmand of ail who had witnessed his previous se= la• is reslond be the most boom% health by paw through • °OWN al CIO beastdmabie smatillme.—Hoid by all druggist; mad at PsoMsemainlietware tilsond. hoodoos. SAILED, Amami—from Liverpool, June 27, to Actin:a—from Liverpool, June r, B W. Gaya—Rom Liverpool, June 27, t Brciumaave—from Deal, June 20, to„ , Benora —from Sunderland. June 2n. to Bevies lavers—from Liverpool, June 27, t Comennoa—from Grano:es, June 23, to CLAVDIA - from Gravesend, June . CU:eraser—from Liverpool, June 27. w . CaTEILILWIt Faansman —from LiVitpllol, Jun CLAIA MAW •—trom Liverpool, AIM r, Czar—from Liverpool, June 27, Carron—from Liverpool, June 27, to Euaaarnr—from Gravesend, June 2', Erna—from Liverposl, June 27, to .... Liminau:•—from Itrolport, June 2.3, to Erroar —from Hall, June 26, to &Aaron Temorsor—from Newport, F'fferven—from Cardiff, June 22, .... Frozuzaia—Rom Liverpool ? June 27, to sr 27, to ' to _ ....AMP-trots Grave:end, June 2f, Gasoes-from Gravemad, June Urns. von Ilsoesosi -from Liverpool, Comore -from Liverpool, June to. Gs:owe-from Swansea. June 24, to !ULM LSD Fairters-front Cowes, June 26, Huss-from Greenock, June 14. to 1111.1.4-frost tiraveolud. June 27, to 11=AT-from Liverpool, June 27, to .. Jearrra-horn Liverpool, June 27, to . SeLrea-from Liverrol. June 27, to „ Kniassuncia-from isakoenbe. June 24, to looser -thee Lionel y. June 24. to Urns Fonu-from Plymouth, June .:13, to.. Luca-from Queenstown, June :3. to ... Guise-from Liverpol, June 27. to • I.sto Ans-from Liverpool, Jute 27, t • . Msarliarrna-from Liverpool. June .7. to MAST Ass-from Liverpool, Jane to . Miutcen-trom Liverpool. June 27, to . Maarvairs-tram Liverpool, Jun 27, W MAST-trots Cardiff, June 2S, to • • MASH. Br MOS -SOl3l Deal, June 2d, MASI t-frOal POrtoMollll, June 26, Co Meseta-from Shields, June 23,, thla-trolll COSM. June 26, to ...... . Mamas-twin Gravesend, June 27, W........ ... Oatott-from Gravaseed, Jura 27, re Pcsaiura-from Li‘erpool, Julie : 7 , . PSlLA,Dittritl.l -trout etymon!. Joe 22, to ... QtMOI OP roe WoM -from Newport. June N. to Itios-from Pridport, June 26, to RooLerunr-froni Liverpool, June*, to. dorm Eat-from NeWf Opt, June :0, *c. Sas-from livetpool, June 27, to BrIAYINA-from Liverpool, June.., to SroLra front Ito rood!, Jane 27, to .. . TALLY-SO-from Ittot,•l, JUN. 27, to .. Tumour-from Liverpol. June V. to ..... . Jur.. J 7, ~Lk ~. M• rs DAILY WEATHER TABLE . The 3::titie_..oltliim 701111::_:17atiseetneiromunptFmis47:104..n....81...Ts.foll1L1...*:::t'::4:1;11 Niue o'clock yererday more*, _ Ta_ --I f pine s - untended in order Of latitude Named Men. C IS" NW? ~:- • Wise. awe eye, - - - ---.......„.- ewe . Tummy" Poienmourn flovenaiwrow (), ...41,1, blll01111011 l Noumerosra ....-• W. Gentle gime Raul"' Basiewrota. r_ krone Wesel, m art linatnee ~. , E. Ch14r 0. 11 071=14 19L W!! .... N L L E. etrcate lkiftg o:ntie.ccinit: " " s h ilw e ,...; ; l .i,o ,:i euuin. r eul l i,i: i ti:" Atielosen ' 8 11.1. ',,,,- a .... strong(isiushr,fte.... i ,, 0 , ... 1 Gunk-wan .. ..... • N.E. St rong Itreeps i h.. --,,, A Lemma K. krone Memel I) ' r ,,,; Carsainsa nwounotma 121 amen ........... E. il Ilownina0...-..... ITNIL...E.E. ( Gen 4e4e: l thile, : l3l4 : lll.l. lren,, tue: ar rn. i hri." :" . l- -- : 1 ::Cal lb 11 Maseassesa...- is 'farm gear romps imam) elswoaarta Clew I Burma ILL Gentle Drams aft- B Lul taw a rce ........ GLeat.ow FIGNIRIMOSI - rec . 41, Oil ... 4 0 Caine of wind. Strength of wirvi. b t ., , • AS. E. Gently Orem.. o n.W.,,,.. r 0.e r ,,,,,,:- , PI The returns from the following planet did I.; i s n aes theata lw ut risi estate • ter e( pain:Uwe:ll;a, y o e n st w sr , ri d .. 4 y e ; sda ti l :4 6nuzi fteh tk .,__ ,.. ll r I Iwo.. i77T_._._...._iz;___, n. R, on ine o'cl ock. 2 .... • N.E. w. 0.5tiegmkni....8..... 1 (i;_::::"...;: .. w.wd: 2 ror foLazarosra ..... Tep eetoae ....... litiormaaan Z. Dsa WirAmilumu""l"ll"/S/UP......P iiiNI:E: Ilf c:: :: : : ,--7t*" : „ E ' N E : , ,...:1 , I : 'I Meanest oteremesadme.she .11 1411 , 11aiwerna,.... - er '-ews In t . sr CASUALTIES. 1 10 Expels, Darnarasq, from Celia to Newfour. , l d • 111 , Rai . 2 shore in Cow Bay, Cope Bettor, on th e wet ~1 ut . 4 : 41 1 ulna! May; she e at b h a i l e li b v , eerfaie•etr7ato"a6th4e43rrdil7Js 5tex,......A•i'b:44 madeil sn a d d y d arrived, e an t mon ed water , h e br o n w rtu i bd o l g der t 11 .1b,; t tisi h weather a hLer Ifotns4wu t h i , : p. 2 1 uor , It 7 ~ ,h , qu rs -- une no _ -.lled ICH! of ara list off after dischareintr part cf her canto. An Fame, of Undoes, from Sedum to Bayonne, ii wr ec k e d A the Goodwin Sande ; crew 'eyed,- Njr e i . ~ 7. II id •itittlflo. aASA I 1211 - . -----; - . - IWiT . I 0 Hamburg .................... ________, 0 Holland • I 0 Liable ' hey 7 • Pacific 0 India yid Ilentkr-ptee 0 India YilHatiriike 0 Boston and Halifax July I • Mexico and Havarr.,n 0 West India 0 Brasil Joatil •liIiiI 7 HD. Auca-off Brighton, Junes, Iron . 1 -re..% Arrwouo-at Grawmad, June 27, frees .... • Lg., ~:i ANNA-at Gravesend. June 27, from . .. ~ , ~, ~ }..,.. 3..„, , Aerwatess-at Gravesend, June 27, from ._. . - lb Duce Maven Pacsar-of St. Nawee, Jute 25, from 1 ..:2...t JOl fl Damn.. vs -at Cowes, June 25, from ...rr.1.-e W aurnau-off Salcombe, June 26, front •.. ~, 1 Cantatas-at Onveretirl, June 27. Irons •.•• • ..... I-. •: lla Cuantsana-at Gravesend, June 2.4 fr o m ... . ... f, , 211 Cancvrra-at Dover Roads, June 2.01, from Correa-at Quets•to.nt, Jute 25, from.... 211 vt.• -, Cause-at Que. lIStOWn, June 25, from 1 Erna aura-at LI•6111C01* AM . 27 , from • .... . • ' ,-. 1 Dr Eusa-at Gravesend. June 27, from l. o I Est-at Grarepend, June 27, from.. ......... . •.': - , It Foam-at Gravesend. Jur.e r, frank .. ...... 1 litanarar -at Orroverd, June 27. from ..... ... ..7. , Ds Innverar -at iiing.ton, June 25, from irasnon-at Liverpool. June 27. from 5, Imo -at Gravesend, June 27, from ... , Joan Fox -at Gravesend, June 27, from 'ASK-at Kingston, June 23, from KING Oscan-at Gravesend, June 27, from , LIVII.T MART-at Liverpool, June 17, from 22 51 -at Bristol, June 27, from v.- • , .• . MART -la, CIM:13111d. June 27, from en Nliawcwourra -at Gravesend, June 27, from 1............. NM:ID-St Deal, AMP 27, from wi - I rii 2 Gins-off Penzance June 25, from ..,‘ erre du V - 11nNA-at OTILTeGtUd, June 27, from Nucor -at Gravesend, June 27, from 't• - o lit ab Itmetts-off Falmouth, June 25, from- ........ - . tio 1.:TE1..011T- at Hun. June :5, from 801 Sortnatirrns -off Prrtatioutd, June :n, fr om .. _ 't • . Sorer.-off the Start, from ad . s h, Sas P. tutu-at Gravesend, June 27, from . • ..1 Trrra-at 'Gravesend. June 27, from Vorwarns-at Gravesend, June :7, from Pr , We. Paean-at Gravesend, June 27,. i.i. -ii . ,-- - . tw Wit. Commix:it-at Liverpool, June . 7, f , \ -...ft ad ZIIIIO2IA-Gt ilutensown, June 25, (r•-. ...-:.22514.5.1; viosna SPOKIIN WI la Sae ALLMON, of Gordon, from AlewMd•i Vaannmi, ofJemer, for Englund. w.:, '• ORRAT BRITAIN, from MoMITA! Lm Jo Mostar Snow, 2.5 tn Juno, a tnr Ch en.o.nom, from SMoolcs for tb.cennom 11, Jul tolpe Vinuterre. ANOILINI (barquei. from Sarann+li, I, sc.i N.. "M. Wtufiu.ouvey nubbin, from Alonsn..l.+, .11r Z 9. ol C+l. de t++,. od CAre de Gat. .12 d, :on. 31.: - ) W. Ivr 11% 1(5. Y) man, W BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. FUNGUS. IiZAIMILAW.--June 213, at Oaterd, the U. Mrs. itraJilmr. son. DENNETT.—Jose 23, at the mutest. , of her Tr rod, ketteieltoll-patt, Notuaa.lull, the • _Fay., of a da . .ghter. Mt/T.—June 24, at Ballingdoa, Essex, Mn. U. F v., of 011311KNIL—Jase 24. at Epsom, Sauey, the et:. ICltt r lieJ a une 23, at Caitou,illas, .he .r.!O C. key Im.1o• • t &trice r. U. V 1 awn. IllAY.—Joao of Moot% thr wife of the Keg. 3. Me... 4 DION roTA.—..luno 2S, at 33, liarotlton.ternwe, !O. Johris.c. , Woo of A. %viola, t%04.. of a 01.11. MAIL/UMW:A. DS ROTHRIII 111—0011 EN. -.luny ttiroo • t °I . 14416611 Y. to Adam, eideot a.ught.r tne me I. . . Wf I)TO7T—ALSODP.—Jthe at Atllheorn. Dr the lief. !L T ; k:. 11 .1 John Philip, troll gun of J. C. Pyou, L Anne, only child of C. Also'. Iraq. . •• FROIT—DIXttSI.—June 2S, at Entettlet pant& Ottw r 't• ' • ": C. th'etalry„ the Rev F. Frost, itellort et .. 4 etuablidata. to thane. youngrat daughter of the St. John Lltt F 4 0•• h Lodge, bler. IzAabiso- na LIMMER.-J.A.; t 3, at Fridithid , T. Harding, KN., of CheavAde, taistro. to "us". . 1..: Of the late J. 11. Lwow, Esq., of Itoudlutu theahty. DKATIIB. BlitECTllNO.—.7ane LS, widow of die Litt T. PO''" EJCI•• at Twithridge-wella, seed ed. GI ON.—Jose 27. &t Waircurth.rouJ, 4n4,4 1 . Mr. see, eoropunitor,late ol Ginseng. OILAITAII.—Jane 23, Quotine, wife Sir S. tlrahaen. • , F°LlAgrt —"Tonti 24 at the h,utre ,u 6. ,the ee, at Cutesy, Andrew Tucker I tt. • JAM ent. —Jane ut Itepnit Jame, late or Dalwteb. LSIOIII.--Jane 24, at the Rectory, l'ulhAm. •er(flk. 3V 4 . • the Bev. W. Leigh, Keene thrt swest. aad im pgailabod en, - by— ottmoi LMot. la As means' ca ingialllWG,..ritlllll. Jams SS. vv. Cam Wm= VtamiT gomus r Bairn= Baftwici Ggasuow saes indicate June .4, i Id Id MI ft si Pec In/