The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-05 00:00:00

CLERICAL. ---- -. COLONIAL BISIROPIIIOI.—Tba anasuestente for the fin 'trios of no dictums of Lilian* (New &Ward) having bun completed, the Committee of the Culooial Bidscipsice rand Born taking msentss for the erection of another bishopric is Australis. Tbs diocese of Adelaide, which was *waded by Via Burdett Costu, at present somprisse the when of anthem sad Waters Australia, an *neat of 300,000 alistit_salles, with • cossearily emiumed pc gnats" of 11 " 11 7 aisOn seek It is famsded that Weston Alas. Walla nail be sopantgd from the en of Adelaide, andantes! into an indeposicest bishopric, tat ant of which will in all probability be at Frountatle, when the 8 'sissy foe the Pro mutant of the (Impel has • missionary staff. 0 .her new bishoprics hare been determined optic sod will be foondisd at nos ss circumstance' will permit. Yor the northern pro nuns of India a bishop will be sent oat, and soother diocese will be formed fur the district of Munn ly, now nada the epiritual jut irlictios of the Bishop of Madras. Tb present biabopric of Toronto will be sabdivided, and • sow see teneml for Canada West. For the Bind of Manitioe, sad Barra Leese, ills int. sided to appoint now bishops, sad to biomass the clerical staff is those dietricta A weal appeal Will be made in beltslf of them objects.— Ira* Chronicle. ...... •••,••••• FIRETWISM aim. Ray. 1) I Dmitrilie, st M. Ives P.C., Corners/I ; value 1601, with residence; pat. the V. of LAMM. Rey. A Shadwell, to Lsagtea 8., York ; value 4601. ; pot. Me Lord Chancellor. Rey. L. °Wei. to Richmond R., York ; value 4701., with residence ; pat. lord Cassano , . Rev. T. S. Buses, R. el Waltham, Lincolnshire, to b. • surreate, dlr. Liseols. Rm. R. B.X. Bissee,V. of Rashes, Drabighshise, to the essatry of tho mend ponies of Llanfairtallmiarn, is the Cathedral Church of St. Asaph. Rey. H. Joie.. V. of Rol wall, Flintshire, to the canonry of Adult R-kmsell, is the Cathedral Church of Bt. Maph. Rey. R Lewis, to Mentes C., Salop. Rey R. Williams, to Llannllia R.., Menteomerrehist; vo3. 4K/, with residence ; pat. the Bishop et Bt. Asspb. iickirr. °wenn Id P C., Hold, 1:1 - nishire,• dio. Bt. Asaph ; ed. 7W., with residence ; pat. V. of Mold. NAVAL ADIAISALTT, AtOCIIT 3. Pnomorons.—Commandor Hash Dunlop, to be Captain. Lieutenants Edward B. Prim sod J. H. Brit:ties, to be Commendem APPOINTMUTS —Captain : H. W. Otani, to MVOS. Commanders : J. 11'Na' Boyd, to Superb ; Thomas H Lystglit, to PAtteir. Charism D. Carlon. to Thilisdresr. Naval Cadets : B. A. Hyde, ise .4jes • He J. Coddle,. km and Neville W. Hartsell, to Fisyed FORTSSIOrni. ACOVIIT 4.—The Stromboli st..sloop, hto embark • detachment of marines for Pembroke, sad mil to. mortow.—Tbe Trinsomake, 26, Captain Warms. se her snivel from the West Indies will be paid MS at this pert.— The Retribution, et-frigate, was commenoed open Tbareday, and will speedily be rig/ed.—The Britannia, 120, advanced ship. is ordered to take the place of the Illustrious, 73, in this liarbour, to bast the flag of the Rear-Admiral Super- isteedent. Tun Id SDITIRTIMIZAW COMMAND.—It I now stated that Sir W. Poker being within two of the Admirals' List, will retain the esseniand-ie.ehief of the Mediterranean, until his promothre.—/lants Telegraph. Tau COMMANDIR-IN-C/1117 iw TIM WRIT ISDIZS.—It it also reported that Via Admiral Bir Cherie@ Maloolw, who was a ese-idate for the Watt Irdia command when the Ball of Dundosald was appointed, is likely to sneered the noble and salient earl neat January, In command of that Tien Amine Sztra —This following is an extract of a privet. lever, dated " H.M.S. Assistance, Disco Bay, Jaw lb, 1830: Yea will be plemed to bear of the progress made by oar speditios. We left the Orkneys on the 15. h, sad sighted Cape Farewell, is Greenland, the 28th May. It was • glad eight to us, end seemed the gate that was to saber us into the threshold of oar sacred ditties. We fell in with is the same day, and beautilial indeed was the ap. =Lof it. We are all very happy and condonable en id, for the purpose of whiling away the leisure time, we have nadertaken the publication of a journal, which we base—to ematraat it with dreary winter days— Maid Tie Aurora Borealis.' We hope it will not only amuse, bat also instruct." Homes:yrs.—At Poet Royal, Jamaica, July 8, the Ismum, C wantedon Bennett ; at Halifax, Wellesley, Vice- Admiral Rol Handmaid, Plumper and Helena; at An tigua, Alarm; in the Gulf of Mexico, the Persian; cruise lag to the n•nettward. the Bermuda (sehooser); at Lisbon, July 21, tine Prince Barent, Pt icton, Leander, Arnhem, Arrogant, Encounter, sad Coafl.ct. _ _ (From Friday's Gasette.) Tun Ctowt.aa.—Notice is hereby given to the ofilears sad crew o' her !fancy's .hip Growler, who were actually new board on 11th. 14th, sad 13th July, 1847, that a 6i•tri'qt lIIOa of a gratuity granted for 457 negro emigrants landed at Dammam. will be made at No. 40, Chating-croes, on the 19th day rf August nail, sad that the shafts not then paid will be re•cal,ed at the same plane. a. d. Ccesamader I A 2$ II L 104 DOI! elm 74 Third clam Muth der P 111.4 ease ...-- 714 1 lfimewb eisse - -....... 1 3 114 Muth claw .....—.— 1 2 101 Twelfth dam Ol7 q fltrenth elem 4 I o Thirteenth elass Ol2 10 01411/17f/lIIT, 80n, and Co., Agents. MILITARY. WO aye able, tactilely ly, to pahlish the following impot'a ant change of regireents, which may be considered the most authentic : The 74th and 65th Regiments will proceed from Ireland to Gibraltar about January. The 41st and 49th Irma Ireland to Corfu about January. The 30:h from England to Corfu shoat January. The 47th from Ireland to Corfu about January. The 3rd and 65th from Ireland to Malta about January. The 92nd from Ireland to Carfu about January; the 16th, from Corfu to Jamaica; the 97th, from Jamaica to Nova Stria; the Royals, from Hilda: to Eng land; the 76•11, from Corfu to Malts; the 69th. from Malta to Wert Indies ; the 72nd, from Barbados. to Halifax ; the 39th, from Halite: to England ; the 36th, from Corfu to Be:Odors ; the 66th, from Barbados to Gllebec ; the 19th, from Quebec to England ; the 67th, from Gibraltar to Bar bados.; the 34th, from Barhadoes to Quebec; the 79th, from Quebec to Eaplod ; the 44th, from Malta to Gibraltar; the 66th, from Gibraltar to Bermuda; the 42nd, from Bermuda to ; the 88th, from Halifax to England.— Gaited Serrke Gozetie. EXPIIIIMINTO AT SHOISCRY Nue.—The eifle.bared gun known as the Swedish gun, which was forwarded to Bliosbury Neu a few weeks since, has been tried daring the past week, and it is said that its success is czeplete, but the Master General has ordered that no strangers shall be pretest at the experiments. A TRIAL has been made during the past week, at Wool wich, of a new scaling ladder invented by Captain Addison, lithe East India Company's service. It is composed of iron reds hollow in the centre, and combines lightness with great strength. Anther gnat advantage is that it c..it be taken to pieces in a few minutes, and the &Berne parts converted to other use. An.areal, 01 Too 93va Rzonourr.—On Friday morn 'Alb the Apollo troop-ship arrived at Portsmouth with the 35th ca board, under the command of Pent.. Colonel Welter. In October, 1E39, this regiment embarked from Ireland for Ceylon, in which island the 95th remained until early in 1847, when it proceeded to Hong Kong. On the arrival of the Apollo in February lest at Victoria, Hong Kong, with the 59:11 from Ireland the 93th embarked for England in that vessel, but (as already intimated in the Erpreas) was detailed several weeks at the Caps of Good Hoye by althea.. The depot of the 95th is at 'Win chester, where the orrice companies will also be stationed. COLOI3LCT 07 TON 74/K KIRKLAND RBOIOINT is probable that Major-General Sir James Remo, K C.H , tke Liest.-Govimior of Jimmy, will messed the late Sir Ale:seder Cameron in this appointment. air A. Cameron died in leverneseshire on the 20th ultimo , and a sketch of hie military services appeared la the Repress of the 31st of J Oi ROYAL RIFLI Romenerr.—The eolonetcy-in-chief Of this regiment, held by the late Dale of Cambridge is, it I mid, to be given to General Viscount Botsford. DOTACITOIXTO ion AIIOTILALIA.—Lost week a detach meat of 2 seesesate, 28 men and 76 women and children, sabot at Tidies, Fart, on board the William Jardine, for Ausenlia. itieeca timers mom &ease Doze.—Deteetusents of Royal Analogy, aail of the 34 tk, 6111. Mb, 72nd, 88th, sad is. um Bea 9 7th fo6isoefo--4 °Seers sad 70 rasa—eerived at PoiWm* is bleed the Prisms Ilayel, from Bubadoes. CRICKET. ETON_ v. HARROW. This saki was laislsl it Lank os iaiarday, Mos whi m /by 7 wicks*. W 60812222 sod Etos assassoos to-day (Yesday). TM satin. Mersey (VIM Isola.). Wend Isslage). UF. nuk l 7. let. b lleasser ......... 0 ran oat . Crawley. Di.. b Mods* .. b Terskarsy.... IL Betz rktbreirly l 4 b Praut out ls 4 O. O.P. log., b Part —............ 1 b Prot ll4 2. lissisa tt izionisit 18 b Wassicarsy lbw Z. lissit .—........ 11 b Tlisekorsy W. Dods% h Missismis 7 b Timken, l4 A. H. wane, b Asst 6 not wet lO W. aszigieft. 2.16 use Ni...... D. WlLsols, frei.. resell -% 0 b Tbsakeray 1 1,154,w4. .16 II 4, IA for 10 ... 23 Total IN Lvov (TIM Is (Second Innbcp). C.Tbseiony. ZiNl aa llitillact. 1 1•1162 a 24 c and b Walko• SS 132t1pt..11 IL I — 1 10 b Walker IS R. prim .., • Marlta la se3 Aebeea... 13 net oat l9 O. Secenes. • and b Ambles ......... 3 net cot —._ l4 ir. aaraam. Fag, aI. Mak* 0 w. Prink men- Not cent A. amnia. — %it, s. Wain; a .. m asiZe 0 A. Odurlip. Sm., • A. 11•1" b Who 9 T. Tambitt, Zak b Attalla 1.. b I, er 4 ...—........—...... Total .... ...,106 T..._~_. CARLISLE AND 0713314RW1D MN" tin 01 Uri company ham &eland a MAdoad at the WM al toe per mat. pat assaa Mc tam Wiese oadlag Jane SIN last. Tan Mallow' to now la entso of parsoat fret tam laocaso.taz. Tint act pada at the baltmar, altos the M amas a all amonaMl M3,483i. 17s. IL, 1 . 14 Oa rant aII3R UM ii pot mat. pow want on the ralveraartir diumlbw pram than wOl riga st O& a baleen at 8 / 1 71. 12s. siewsi_ousile spv_ammats to . 19,8101. sal as sew Soo gal to M—Varliii POW ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORFOLK ClRCUlT.—lrrinat, Ammo 3. The witiestasion Sae the meaty of Suffolk mated at Ipswich ea Friday lest, before Mr. Jetties Panama ; sad this morning (eatardey) both marts ermeeded to bedews, Mr. Mama Aidessea presiding in the Crows Oman, and Mr. Jades Pates= en dm skit sib. The names of the gel. seams as lbs ealemiar ere 40: dim et Mama at. e with mesa ; with ea 'mastered effuses; elm withr4 sad weeedin the paws; am with nudes ; two with repo cad will highway rebbsey. The 001k01111 sit/ whisk the ethers stead sharpd met the mad ehmestet. Mr. Berea Alderson in the mares el the day dispeesd of several seem of miner impertaase. There are sigma males entesod, three of white an special jury oars, sad whisk are flied le be taken a Teasday. Mr. Jetties Pstleesa get Memo with throe eons= Pity cases today—two el whisk wore actions of debt, the other was one et treepeas—asltbsr 41 whisk were of say public Where. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—WARincK;Atrauta 3. Mr. Buss Platt eposed tho saiwwisaion of amia. is this town at floe this aftwoooo, ismodiately on his arrival from Country. Chief Jostles Jervis arrived here the eons evening. Th. Crown Court and Nisi Prins Court will casequently open on Monday (to-day). Tho eosins are not rapuUd to be of loan durylou, tho eases list Wag a light ono, and the Wanda/ rostaislag but the amass of forty four prisonm for trial. There is ono cam of arm, one of esdeetices, ese of burglary, four of burolary for tho put out) vi robbuf twe kr ocearahnont of birth, one of stab • biers, moot forgery, two of saansloughter, sad nun of rob. buy boat the pence, eseseeposied by violence. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Exerza, Atrourr 2. Nowa 0711M—Eireas Ma, MVO= Owner, Q.C. Anson —Mary Goes, 20, wu charged with es the 7th Jaly, at Stoodleinb, maliciously set firs to • dwallag hawse, the property of Laud Edwards. Mr. Edwards was a farmer, residing at Ash Fans, Sao& hark and the releaser bad hista la his ..rein alas days. Oa flemday, the 7th July, be left her is thane et the berate mad bk fin children, and tent to church. 'Whilst them be s. mind intelligeses of the fire, and es going home bead the hems in flames. Several labourers wen norting them selves to put it oat, whilst the prisoser stood looking at It. Whilst in custody prboan said she took a lighted candle to leek he a %uneasy pies., and when at the window the drub amidentelly maghtfire. Thu jvp head her Malty, sad entente of death ens with so intimatioa that inquiries would be made Biel wee determined as what boaditions her life would be spend. James Lane ,23, was iiiiii;ll63istabbing and wounding W. Lane, his brother, on the 16th July, at Callempton, with latent to do bodily larva. The two brothers, and several others, were mowing grass for Mr. Blackmer', en the 16th instant, and in the evening adjourned to his haws to nipper. The party was far from sober ; on their way home a quarrel "t -atted between prisoner and a man named Milton, and in the wade prisoner accidentally struck his brother is the moot►. Prosecutor then said, " I she'e't take that of you, Jamme— d you strike me, I shall strike yes egain." and than knocked him in the (limit. They both fought and fell, and whilst en the ground prisoner stabbed his brother in the lett groin, the small branch of a main artery being wounded. Prosecutor was helped home, and continued soda the are of a surgeon for ten days. The jury found a verdict of Gstiley; the prisoner was recommended to mercy by his brother, and the judge sentenced him to twelve Routh.' hard labour. NORTHERN pIRCUIT.—CsaustA Am. 3. The business of this anise was opened pieced*, morning, liffore Mr. Justin Wightseen and Mr. Justin Creswell. The calendar was ampantively light, there being only 10 prisoners for trial, and the offences charged (with the excep tion of twe cease of manslaughter and two of cutting and wounding with intent to do grit vase bodily hush) were not of a very serious character. Day= PlOO QCACIL William Tait , a yonWt Sdl,;wri:iiairleof • who cells himself Dr. Coffin, was indicted for 17,7:: caused the death of William Hewitt, at Parton, MST White bait, by adusinis'erieg to him a quantity of • poisonous drug Called lobelia bifida. Mr. Jame., in stating the case fa the prosecutioo, said that the offence with which the prisoner was charged was owe of • very grave nature—one no lees than that of ma slaghter—in having administered to deceased a certain poisonous thug °ailed lobelia ictista. The lutenist' of the public were involved in the cue, for the prisoner was accused of having, by gross negligent.* ' caused the death of a fellow creature. It was well known that cases of • si• miler kind had slrrsdy occurred, and if parties were allowed to go on admit terieg dangerous drugs, as it ap. pearid they had hitherto dour, the canasta:lca might be most disastrous to society at ;arge. The law in each cases (as hil down by one of the eldest and most eminent judges that ever Utile country prodded) was, that if an ignorant and unskilful person, voluntarily and without neemity (when vsipetent medial skill could be procured), administered dangerous Lad poisosous drugs, even though he acted with the beet motives, and expected the patient to be benefited, he was guilty of manslaughter. And that opinion was fortified by_ that of another eminent judge—Lord Ellen. borough. The learned gentleman then detailed the facts of the ease at geed length. Themes Hewitt, brother of the deceased, deposed—Previ erns to Wednesday the 19th of June last my brother enjoyed eomparatively good health, although he was sometimes troubled with the heartburn. On the above day he went to his work em usual. He worked in a foundry, and the pri soner was a fellow-workmen of his. He returned home in the evening about 8 o'cl 'eh very unwell. About 10 o'clock the name evening the prisoner came ; my brother was then up stairs in bed. The prisoner mined sometkiag in a basin, and gave my brother two doses. I asked what it was, and he replied " Lobelia." He gave him the dotes within • quacer of • hour of each other. He also mined some herb tea, and give him it to drick. My brother vomited Mica continuously alter tie took the lobelia. I Ina from time to time. He was very ill all night. The prisoner was br.ught again at five o'clock in the morning, and remained till eght, but I did sot see him administer anything mere. AU the Thursday my brother was very sick ; he vomited much. In the morning he grew worse, and I went for Dr. Wilson about three o'clock on Friday morning. The prisoner was then at our house. Dr. Wilson did not c ,me, but he seldom medi cine in the meantime, and afterwards Mr. Hilton, surgeon, came, and ordered an injection , which was administered. My brother continued to vomit till he died, about 4 o'clock on Friday afternoon, after much suffering. By Mr. Berjeant Wilkins.—Dr. Wilson had given my brother some medicine about six weeks before, when he complained of cramp in his stomach. The stuff be vo mited was of a light grecs colour. When I went to Dr. Wilson, I told him that my brother was troubled with his old complaint , and he ant hint some medicine simile to what he gave before. I don't know that my brother bad been costive for three days previous to the Wednesday. He had lost a Seger. It was cut off about eight weeks before he died, and had not healed up at the time of his death. Dr. Wilson deposed.—l attended the deceased about six sierks before his death; he then som - a/Wed of heart burn (as it is called); It was produced by wind upon the stomach. I prescribed for him, and he was relieved in the *curse of Ulf an hour. He appeared to be a healthy man. I sew his on the Monday preview to his death, and he was then quite well. He had het ea of his flagon • few weeks be fore, and the port was healing up as fast as could be 'seated. I taw deemed about three o'clock in the afternoon of Friday, but I had do hopes of his recovery, as he was then in what Is called " the sinking state." Igm him a little beady and water, but that was merely to ease him. His brother came to seemly is the morning, and told me that he was troubled with hie old complaint. I there fore sent some medicine similar to that which I had before gives him, ad Mr. Hilton, surgeon went to see him (at re request about eight o'clock. 1 surgeon a poet moraine of ) the body, and I have so doubt what seer, from the result of that examination, that the prisoner died from the effects of a poisonous Irritant, which had or* euioad infiemseatica of the stomach. The vegetable matter which I found in the stoma, had precisely the same smell as lobelia ; la fact, I have no doubt It was lobelia. -- l[;.Beijesat Wilkie, eneeszsatined witness at grist leagth,endearooriag to show that the damaged had bees 'showily ander disease of the etoutash previous to the ad isfabtaring of the audio:lse by the prisoner, mad that dsath was the of those diseases. Cake was seat dews bus Lambs, se a eameakeiseef, to setae the quotas. The presenting, .seedbed to go ea w on him ;di 1847, wham, in ansemense of a differenes between his sad. the abdomen. la NUMMI 111 1•0010 a, ad at the summer amine of 1848 two Imes were tried, sae Nadir to this, berm Mr. Jellies Mb, and melba minded, sad this oast a third ism arising an of the district el Osemeallb Mr. Malin. arsttairl.tlM the sada demilmil Is the anise bed ambled dem lime imineemerial, end and • umber of whammies, ell ativemed in rare. ffie sought to 'MOM& the feet of titte *Mame of • MUM all Gessmelig end hem theme to the Fedi," fa sagest el whisk the 11 17e. 1114. was rid, lest 111•1141 the 11ila•Mell asallested having bead the Melds. go be say Wm ass* than that of " Gnat/lig" alms. They all ram, hewever, that daring theft You., sad as ler book as thop maid loam the Capita miss had bees the only oat d robs Ibe titles, dade►made a ft. e that, hears Mr. Lyan's up- no *lntim ha Mr. Kneels*, a the part of the delbedat, produced the easiest retards from width the Sada had bees drawn up, aid clearly showed that the imams:lL 17e. 111 d. bad been flied by as Pairs taiimpenbasien of the abbe in thou. books; that ma brag airily the total of the tuaber of ana mime feeladed " Greentrigg," sad from theme to the Feud. An ceding to the entries a the bake. This amount merely is. animated the acieusaleted anew% of eh* bra modules from the Gamin estate to the Feald. This entry had been neismadersteod by time who drew up the terrier, sad ham the mistake had arisen. The rester es fine coating is his perish at ems demanded his dues, and the pleintiffs, set span this gramme terrier, refused them, Nader lag him the IL 17s. 31d. ineted. Mr. Lyme, as hue ban stated, at tint rejected it, but bed afterwerde received it under a protest. He bad ne desire to litigate, end rather than be at issue with his parishiesen he bad allowed as question to rest for minetsea years. Lad Tenterdm's act at lag* compelled biro to move in the mast in jetties to hinted( and his suasion. Mr. Knowles predated documatary oedema to show that the alleged sodas bad varied is mama in differeat years, emardieg to the mession of land to the district, whisk proved that the modes of U. 17s. Yid. bad not bee the modes boa time Masseecial, aid was a Matt alumni in Maw of the preetunptioa that the mesa% wee merely the total of the amber of farm module i• that district for that partial," year, as sabred is the book from which the terrier had been drawn up. At the emission of Yr. Knowlea's address the plaintiffs went out of sem with their counsel, and on their return ' Ms. Martin said he was happy to state that the matter had bee• The an J a Z l : *:pressed himself highly gratified with the malt, deaths that it was at all times adviaahle to eft clads mak dispels. without analog ill falai. The terms el the arreagesaent were sot mentioned in evert, bat we beim we sre right in stating that the plead& awned le a lair valuation of all the districts but me, and tithe* is be taken I. proportion, the proceedings in Chanamy to be withdrawn immediately, and ell litigation to ease be. that dev. This esseladed the business of the assize. P OLICR-BATURDAY. YARLBOROUOB•BTBBET. Tat CRAIGI oAlllBl 7 Aitiozoi;iroili W. Edwards, tarpon, a(81. Martin'a-laso, woo brought up for final em ir Loeb., charged with lariag sod= fulmars% to procurer abortion. -- Teeiharrie, it will be recollected, was mole by Elisabeth Hobhe, a married WOllllllll, sad the cam buying come ander the notice of the Medical Protection Society, the solicitor, Mr. Hutchinson, wee instructed to take procordior fvr the oompleinaut simian Ike prisoner. Mr. Hutchinson was for the prosecution, sod Mr. Parry was for the prisoner. Matey gestlamen, frinds of the pit man, wen is Gout. . . . . . SoMe further examination of the witnesses took place, but no new fact of any importance was elicited. Mr. Parry requested permission to ermine Mr. Fagg again. Mr. Fagg was put lute the witaess.box. He said he had known Mr. Hutchinson for some years. He was a member of the Medical Protection Society. Did not cause the pri soner to be taken late custody. Did not know after the psi saner was in custody whether Mr. Hutchinson had said to Mr. Edwards, on condition of the prisoner signing a popes him (Mr. Hutchinson) from any action for false re r n oti pritt i teat he would get the sharp withdrawn. A paper was signed and given to Mr. Hutchinson, the object of which was to secure Mr. Hatehicson against legal proceedinge„ in ease thecharge was dismissed. The prisoner called on wit nem several times, se it was then understood that the charge would be very likely taken up by Mr. Hutchinson. Had never told the prisoner he had better leave the country, or get out of the way, to avoid • prosecution. Had received a letter from the prisoner, is which the prisoner said he could not admit the soundness of his (Mr. Fagg's) advice to get oat of the way of a prosecution. Did not give the prisoner into custody. Went to the station house when in custody, because he regretted exceedingly that sack extreme meo sures should have been taken against the prisoner. After wards went with Mr. Hutchinson to Bow-street, and to this court, to ask the magistrates as to the beat course to take in the matter. _ _ _ On cross-examination, Mr. Fan said the tenor of the prisoser's conversation with him wee to the effect that the charge was false. Mr. Parry said the attorney had a paper in his posses sion which be bad received from the phoney, when the prisoner wee takes into custody, which he challenged him to produce. Mr. Hutchinson replied be would state the contents of the paper. It was—" I request you will accompany me to the station-house, and I hereby indemnify you against any con sequeneei." The evidence beirg closed, Mr. Hardwick said the case appeared to be one which ought to go before a jury. Mr. Parry could not discover there was anything in the evidence to make such a proceeding indispeoaable. There I was no corroboration as regarded the medical testimony, nor was there any medical evidence of anything having been done by the prisoner of an improper character. The pri soner's books showed that the case bad been treated as an ordinary medical owe, and the medicines produced were admitted to be of the ordinary character. The case reseed on the evidence of the prosecutris, and that evidence was not conclusive, nor entirely without saspicion. The prisoner had been 40 years in practice, and n had a stain en his character, an d had been the fellow student of some of the most eminent medical men of the day. The prisoner had given throughout an emphatic denial to the actuation, which accusation, whether true or false, W3l likely to have • damaging effect on him for life. He was prepared to call medical men to speak to the probabilities of the charge ; but If the court had really resolved to commit the prisoner he should reserve that and other evidence, which he hoped would have due weight with the jury. The real proseeutor in the case was Mr. Fagg. Mr. Hardwick said it was the province of a jury to decide which party spoke truth and which falsehood. The woman bad made certain statements, on oath, which the prisoner denied. If the woman spoke untruly, there was an end of the case ; bat that had not bean shown, nor was that court the place to show it ; and as there could be no motive that ao could cocain for the woman coming forward with a fictitious charge, he must consider it wasih duty to give a jury an opport u nity of saying whether they believed the woman or the prisoner. The prisoner was admitted to bail, himself in 2001., and two sureties in 1001. each. Several medical gentleman shook hands with the prisoner as he was about to leave the bar. Mr. Hilton , lir. Tbourpsea,;mlllr. Brostow who assisted is tite post merles examiaadoa were also siusined, and spud generally with Dr. Wilecia. They had so doubt that had died from .wallowing as irritant poison. Mr. Derjeant Wilkins having thew addrowed the fury for the prima's, The learned Jades eammed up, pointiag out the law, sad said that before they bud the primer guilty they swat be perfectly satisfied that the imeased died of lobelia us akilfully The jury retired, sad, in the coarse of haltaa-hour, re turned with a millet of Nof The Jodie stated his approval of the verdict, at the rams dais exprutift a Imps that ponces of Walden% education sad skill won ld abstain *ma administering dangerous medi dais. New Perron Cover. JINXING!, 8001 T, AND Onus v. LTIOI.—CALDNIDI !mums. This ease bee already 1;;;;;;41 at the Liverpool modem Mr. Mortio, Mr. Janes, sad Kr. Uatheak amend for the ILoowles sad Mr. rMa Vie defendant. TM fa thle saes aro Gilead while • Midst ailed Uremia, ia the of %Minsk, Om bodged ; the dolowdeat Lys* is the melee el that perish, es 4 the geodes at isms was windier the M. were 411141101 by a moles of 11. 17e. 84d. a year. The pad* Is wiry large, rad Ms bees divided Is a mother el 4111Orlds teem time lasemeseial. Up to the appointor* of Mr. Lyes to the reelsesilp as **slice Wilma robed to this IWO el lb/ dais ; bat sir taking Ms iduktotest Sat apea having tithes et Oramlge end sad bud his dais nu the true wookuties of with Muss* the deft& >aWeight wee ae rated by the Isadowaele he the died*, ead is 1814 they appellees& • WWI, to ailed tits amowd, It. 17‘ $44., whisk wis boded to Kr. Lyon ea 114. Avillrries day la that yew Be relleisi ao swept 11. sal tbe eemeguisse was that'll wee nig lab •• Carlisle bash. The ease asst's war r4la tie PIN 1816,1616, UMW la 1814 kr. Lynn, ..el lam% awaked the mw.f, nadir • peeled. ltd esMiased Is de so satil 11184 wtlMat wag gamble =s i r of IL L 1133, bowsaw Lead TUlONdiell ad lds le Me thirteen co illties bib Y arassry. Aiwa the eel of William the Peorlies . ztt author est vas pedal with a New le a lid IS Si skate Op" aid it 1,111. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 1850. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY, AIICIVIT 5, 1850. The State of the Weather at seek of the following places at Nine o'clock oa Saturday snorting.—The atatieas a:e arranged in order of latitude. Overms ed tramlit Nom al Pisa& iz ,. *fit , et Mato at WWI.. --. rmseprs , B.W. Oats Brans Partially Cloudy l'aoseavrs ...„ &C. Cando frame Partially Coady Moils Oro= Partially Cloudy laarmautrecat - - &W. arm in= Ma Posomoorm ...... B. OEMs Brom °mow Tiesasomo Illasuovroma. B. Math kers Heavy Salm Mina B.W. Hestia °ram Partially Cloudy amminna nah . aiii• ....::: B.W. W. Om, Dam Haittoot Cabs Num° thramoon —......... W. Cloatlo Moo Ovalommt OM= .... ...... W. Oda 0.1111161 i 0i5umm .. »» .... ........... B.W. Outdo Nam Parially Goody Costmoarao B.W. Cliatlo Brum Partially (body GUMMI Calm Prithelly Cloudy Tar5a15........ N. Calm Cluomilamo Taaaroweg —. N.W. Omit° Brea Cloadiama Ommws ..--- W. Geotia Brew Plata°, Cloody Heamao Law ire& W. °mods Brum Partially Cloudy Ord* Brom Partially MAW, Tan . .. S.W. Oases lisoove Partially Cloudy Wwror... .. . .... N. dads Brows Partially Cloudy DAILLIMITON B.&W. Ostia Strome Partial° Cloudy thicrimaat,....... NM. Node Draw Cloodlomm Saar _ N.W. Oestlm avow Parlially Cady Coatis Brom Omar& Ciaatim sear mean BUTTOCK N.W. Ovailo Bram Owns* Omotla Orem Palmy alms Gina Deems °samovar —..—. &W. al. Oasts Bram Dena W. Orilla anon Partially Coady THIS DAY, Noon. Corse of QLd. e=elt or Wind. state o f W eather . W.S.W. Beeees. a r . r . Tlio mono Ikon law following piano did not roads this Aka in tins foe publication as Saturday ; they dents,, sine iwiloato tio . Mato of tin Imam on Friday weds/ al Volta 11. otadallirows I Ownown Oaba _ Ida °Lwow I. LW. Owlls lb.= ' oasis lour aurae Imo tam limn hide, Clivaty heftily aloft aft Purtiany atm* TEE Parana Ram—This estate, eendatio r of a seed ters.kosse, with allof asewasn halals's, together with upwards of 143 sores lead, Is adosithed to be sold es Bstwoday, August 10th. TM mportw wai 4 moor to the Ists Ns. Bessedar Jwasy, sad kiwi out is the poor slat at 311MrsosullaI 0 4 mulsl kW twelve use & • sesdassaW am has bias mailed by thew Is the lauslats peeper •waived= sat essiNso as i i t a ZO thisvolisel i vel7slth IsProved. . COTTCl3l..—Lirook. _lmeirm ini t it :yy te.elar ye estherhel Mesh ad TAO ries% 1,010 Mem imbue. M. in IL; 01,.; 0 actent.lll. te OA ; Weft SIM% LIL to led. Os el. . The meket dome whit met Ilemess ; Uwe le Xi:um Weis W there b Wow. Onaessed with • eh MOAN wary MAiainnss. Aro 3 —TIN nehmen% whisli lisrpm wed theweeihees the week ta the Limped Whit mettet. has 101 l Ile Wks hi the market kr yam% mai So weeleha ef arimees maitre then weer asseewhilly be hum With the Menem ken Nor Is Use obliged wh as t ei raw mealembh_ My eta le te s = tie lot the awl Wilifillia shees =gi a s= es weertillek vtraher d perse ardelhe. m lhails see realism* mrielma meth setorey dram. sirreL The One of twi4 or • ea as amass 17 stee l is ea aims: e in al i, spea iike rams whisk raid eh the el the weett, bet ere implar. /boy et our thissees se well VOW Mil OM b NMI aneleb, wiliest sleek 'Si careful to Wag releur ft ell from • ildrusi of the seeks sorbet. Me him bele beam en MI tides dieseithe In lamb% quantity, sal Ma* dirtigiof videli Webs on iMmillid e we In pod remit Ito hat the GB awl with the timai ler hrik &eh rates o has n sot bees suc hr fabrics h as to slaw en Is re& as . WOOLLZ3I CLOTH.—Lwd, Ave. 3.—Tbe rearket to day kasloge Ms WM Sad amulet &waster ; a vary goad bust sosing. The adlewelas area so lb wareweehouses (without twin browillit Moths usolot) Iwo km. *NW gas k, sa ensive ebereitee. memit y low ;we do of ext Dot reawasbor Mos Wig so agent Babas le the Willo6oolllll. Waage pr imp astqdie so Milk a. Int week, is stilt my good. LINEN.—Damn, AVOUBT I—The advises from do Eighth =rhea weer ss Wien of id. per heed's on littee wee, together with the piers of Am. both la the acenneetel and how wile* haw am' amy Ina Milne swept oar spinner. Ueda eme ewer Om et eaggerrisua purled hie peer, and the Wed of h the oweetglite &We the hornet My Noble openers to MI their °Menotti& hen set hr la adman 04 their prodnotion. As we predated he eur Int wo hoe We to hen edvaand 3d. w beadle. Medea =NW, Is lailinecale eh Anitalk Ulnas. and Belfast WS eery MK I.lllki rather light. eel prices a cede Wanted. Bleacher, ere hoes' Wyly of tenni partkatarty the wren Ler;roz ei WeiW Ise dying. Ths cairn of ham the get k, enoad to 7* = hew, 243 b,zes Wood, red 47 kiss yarns, at so ettlaided value of upwards of 30,0001.—D0N011 of Mew. HARDWARIP—BirmixoNAL Aua. 3.—Busiaess ber• still acattianal brisk. la elf of emery Womb the activity &played et the verb. memerbelides le Memel meptemeleated. Ozders lately received W lbememboote ben Mem mommelly large, and the factors report Ili the bine trade moiderably Improved, especially in the wait ImikeiL Thep/Meer iron at the 111111 U remains stattooary et the mestation of querterdey. IRON.—Ocenoow, August 2.—Tbare was more inquiry for Pip Iron today, and no sellers ander 41.. pm ton for mired Non, resit. SUGAlL—Otaeow, August 2.—Sines our lut report the market has been Mond on account of the cattle show, conse quently nothing doss la Want India Mosoovado, Matirltiov, Deopl, or foreign awn and no solar reported in West India Molasses. Re fined Own have had • good demand, at fur prices : brown lumps, Kta; brown loosen ; mia4lliog 325. to 335. ; gond, Hs. to 31a. ; ft* sad very Ina Mo. to 395. Crushed Sugars have had a very lair domamil, at otilf prices: browns, e9s. to 42a.; mlddliag istiowo. Us. to 43.. 6d. ; good and Ilse yellows, 465. to 495. ; ss A sad vary line whites, ins to 325. Treacle, 12a. 6d. Golden Syrup, good and line bright, 16a. to 16.. 6d. per cwt. CORN.—AYLlsaufty, August 3.—Wheat In goad supply, sad 2s. per v. elt.wper, with a very dull trade. /Mother kinds dm, at last wetk's pekes. Wheat, lOt. to I/1. les per load of sam Ear- Uy, ns. to 2ls. per qr. Beans, ss. to 31s. Per, Us. to 31s. Oats, Ito. to 21s. AmDoves, Avast 3.—To-day there was a moderate supply of When', sod but a thin atten dance of farmers and buyers at our market. The trade rule beery, and the prees of last week were fully realised. Flour underwent no change. Barley and Oats fully maintain last week's prices, but the transactions were of • limited character. beans and Peas at:mated little att. ration, and prices are unveiled from last week. Wheat, white, 43e. to 4:s. per qr. • red, 40s. to 445. Harley, lbs. to 23e. late, 16s. to 19s. Bean:, 295. to Ms. Peas, Ms. to ins. Malt, s2a. to 365. per qr. Tares, Gd. to IL per bushel. Flour, 265. to 30s. per sack. BATH. Atiourt 3.—Oat Market was well !supplied with Wheat, and most other dtacriptlons of grain, which was wild at last week's prime. BIDFORT. August 3,—The fine weather has induced fanners to being out their samples of Wheat mote freely ; neverthe less they were not inclined to accept lower priers ; c arkeu must be citedid dull, at list week's prim s. There was nu alteration in any tither binds et ecru from Ws day et'anibbt. Bsawtca, August 3.—Wo had a row supply of grain at to-day's rivulet, and pekes remain the same as last week. Tbe weather ow:Unwell very &Tuneable fur the cow ng crone, and we look for general harvest about the end of this month. Iluatproau, August 3.—Our market today wry iudiY ferently attended. and the trade was sot so food as lastweek. Late quotations were barely suppirted. There 1111.1 , a very at oat supply of all other &remotions of [train, and but vary little business was trans acted, end wises nominally unaltered. Wheat, white , Pis. to 4U.; red, 3sa. to 14s. Beaky, IM. to 112 a. ate, 17.. to 19.. &nee, 2es. to 40P. Pews, Us. to Site. per qr. Flour, fine, 305.; secterde, t7s. per sack. Malt, 112 a. to 86s. per qr. Barrow, Altman 3 —At to-day's 'market there has beets a kir supply of Wheat, and Wedneaday's prier have been steadily maintainer. Very kw Baas or Oale offering. Wheat, red, 411. to 451.; saute 414. eats, to 201. &GAN 2iil. to 2le, CANHatuos, August 3.—We had a very mall market to day, end the of all eons was rualtend in value, although the Whmt is rW to be much damaged. Reaping has commenced par tially. Wheat. red, 4.1 a. to 4:e.; white, 48a. War, 2.M. Peas, 30e. (Ma, MA, 20s. Crttrtasvat Aofrint 2.—We exptrieneed corsidereble dulness to the trade to.day, but we d t not call the prices d 1 erect to last week. Wheat, brows, old, 42e. to 455.; white, old, 465. to ale. barley, 2:e. to 235. Oats, 14. to 20s. Beam, 23a. to Es. less, sew, 265. Canziama, August 3.—Tna supply of all kinds of grain at our market today wee very .mall, wkith mused the farmers to ask higher prices at the comotenvment, but buyers not being dieposed to Mee any deluxe, they were able to purchase at the $lllllO prices as last seek. Wheat, whits, new and oklelts. Oci. to les. 64.; red, new, awl old, Its. to 17s. tid. B irb y, new and old, be. gd. to 10e. W. Oats, potato, as. 9d. to 9s. 6'. ; common, %ie. to fis. 9d. Flour, per stone, Is. IW.to 2s. Ostmea',ls. ad. Ityttne.l, le. 2d. Mulepseal, Is. W. COLCHVITZR, August 3.—Wheat is a dull silo, sad ls. per qr. less =Dry is taken to-day ; the supply fair. Bears and Bar leyod. remain as Wt noted. Whes cutting Vbegua in the ntighboto, ho °Lover-mit, August 3.-The weath r to•dep kilns. With • pod attendance this day, and a large quantity on offer, trade ri doll, and last week's prices were with difficulty niaiata-ied for Eugheli Wheat. nuttiers of foreign would not give way, mad very few sates were made. In barley little pasdurt at the at meat, but fall prim. are elema 'Wed. beans firm at last week's rates. In Outs very few sales reported. The following are tits quotations:- Wheat, English, white, per unp. quarter, 46e. to 47a. ; red, 43a. to 4.38.0 d.; Wattle (white (icnncosee), per 4Soitsa., 48e. to 305.; Polish, Pomeranian, end Stettin, 40.. to 425.; Odessa, Mariample, soft l ies. d. to 41.15. Od. ; 1 0b... Taganrog, hard, 375. 04. to 3es. Bog English, per 40011 K, rial*, 225. to 235.; malting, per imp. qr.,2 1. to 235. Irish, per 3311 6 ., grinding, 215.t0 214.; malting, 21s 62. to 236.6 d.; foreign, grinding, 2la to Um. malting,23s. to 265. Beans, Y.riglish, per imperial bushel, 3s. led. to 4.. Od foreign, Egyptian, per shits., 3.. 341.t0 36.4 d. ; Prench,lhatch,ssnall tl ek,3 .. le t. to 3s. ed.; Irish, 3e. Gd. to 3e. ed. Ors, Limerick, Werfuid, Enniscvirthy, white, per 3121b5., 17s. Gd. to 17s. 6d. ; Cork, Waterford, Toughen, 16e. to 16a. Od.; Welsh, black, 16s. to IGo. GL ; Irish, per 312th.., 16e. to 16e. Gd. Peas, breakers, per imperial bush.. English, 4s. Od. to 1 4., rd.; foreign, ea. Od. 13 4..11.; grey and grinders, ,per 6311 M., English, 3s. 7d. to 3a. 3d.; foreign, 3a. bd. to 3e. ed. Lentils, 3a. M. to 3e. 3d. Moor, best seconds, English, 32e. to 31.. Linseed CAM, French, per too, W. lea. to 71. Indents hr the week cueing August 3: Wheat, coastwise, 33 qrs. Barley, Lireigm ; Vats, foreign, 630; Peas, coastwise, SIG; foreign, 1,2110. OVILDPOIIII, August 3.-Our market to-day was largely supplied with Wheat, for which the demand waY good, a clearance being made, and Lot week's prices being firmly supported. Wheat, whit; 41s. to 32a.; red, 41a, to 46e. Ives, new, See. to Beans, 27e. to We. IinitEFORD, August 3.—Thera was a fair attendant* of (emcee and the trade at this day's market. The very brilliant and favourable weather, with the heat here above 90 deg., must produce all that can be desired to ripen the earn ; and several of cur neigh. bows have commenced reaping their Wheat, wh , ch cameo the militia to be cautious In purchasing. The market opened with hither prices being asked, but purehuera only seemed inclined to provide for their Immediate wants, and wooed not give more than last week's rate.. Cora le slow request. Wheat, per bushel, 3a. Orl. to in. 3.1. Oats, 3s. ad. to 2a. 9d. ,barley, 3e. en. to 3a. Beam, 3s. td. to 3s. 10.1. Peva, 3a. rid. to U. 94.; white, Y. to es. KIINDAL, August 3.—The weather is everything that could ho wished for, and the farmers speak highly of the crops In this part of the country. At our mark • t this morning we had a large supply of Wheat, and about an average supply of Oats. Prices ra ther In favour or the buyers fur both. Wheat, lOs. to Ifs. per loud of 20 Mom. Oats, 10d. to 12d. per stone. -" • • • Lane aaaaa , August 3.—The weather this week bus again been remarkably floe and forcing, and the crops in this neighbour. hc rapid% app ro aching maturity. Our market wa thistly sup. pllod with heat, which sold slowly, at Ild, to 9d. reduction on Lott week's prime. Oatmeal slat and & at lest week's prices. Wheat, per 286., 27.. Bd. to 2Ps. Gd. Oatmeal, per 240th.., 245. to 25a. MANCIIRITIR, August 3 —To-day the mullet is slow, bat without premium to out. Some slight conceision may be made In the prior of secondary qualittos of each article but we see no reason to al 'N th e quotalboos of our last to any particular. The report+ of the probable yield of the %rain, honest ma cot so flattering as here tofore; and as mrds pototate, an somewhat unfavourable. heat, hoist a( 7811 m, lirtedsh they . white, 7s. Od. to h. 44.; red, is W . Ild. to per es. Md.; kWh whits, Is. ed. to Ts. 04. ; red, 39.64. re* to Is. 10.; Swim OIL ed. Se Os. 9d. ; white, 7s. Od. to 7s. fat. Dar*. pat brill of pindlas, is. Id. to 3s. 3d. Latta, pre tob. at Ms., limed* sod las Irish,lb.ed. to Is. led.; Irish, Idlrdrinl elm. Ufa. to b. el. Bras, per qr. of 10111.., ragliab man, SOL toils. dd.; tick, IS.. Id. ett2oo.lll. Mat, per 8 Imp.bus., doe, Ma *Vs. ,• Iwo emaide, Me. to 33a Peas, per elmp. bushels, white sad Was bailors, M. to Ills. !tour, per mak M '2.Bolbs. entail% and bid., Ins. 30s. ed. to 818.114.• U a 04. to its. Od.; extra, &U. to Ws. 'aka Cors, per 411011 m., tes. to llos.; yellow, 21 4 . to 996. Wawa, per lead of ROMs, sad Irish, 21.. ed. to 1 22a. ad. Itattiaoaouou, August 3. —We had a small supply of Wheat at our market today, eirldelt met a dull male, millers haring bought to supply Immediate wants only. Lest week's pflme were, hi most Isstsnosa, wearied. Very little doing la BerW. Oats are getting warm eat well support their preview value, In other intake nothing doles. Wheat, fk. he Na Barley, its, to the. Oats, Its to [is. Dreg" Ille. to Hs. Pais no. to Mla per qr. Malt, 65. ed. to ea. ed. per lembeL Mean Its. le Ma. per wick. - . N 111WCMITLIFIIPON•TTNIII, Myra B.—/tie weather this week though dowdy erl dell at Wends. has hew spat the whole tavearatie, warmly say Ms basing Me m dose this day t e'nolght. The trade daring the week his preemeled s dm wee, but with the exception el pled* Brim itr mike • eerMaued wed Inquiry Ms bran myerlemeti, the bedtime prig his bee limbed. /be amounts we native trout the look with roped is the Wield crop are ewe more antamarabia than hitaarbs, s 7Aaleno an um rldnatly mpremed that wither In paint et nett can the produce equal tilted Met year ; seder eiroMlMelleal holden evince treat eriaaleaotail we think with mem for dreeld the reportche aoadmewa. ee Ma int Mem is Ile ew ber c g o bt tonrard. anedranos at old awe sted Wed kr la allty. Al oar market this tocirdog we bed • imps low et Wheat. f or the thee el year, ham Si. Mina, and having this ~et Item the Be rk freak deviled region, Wei yea meek Si. rams tame es lad week let la WWI fiagsky or trigs taw tramatione halm his einriklee to lode any couseeeke. Ter Ther lee eaperkesed • keeled limakyo d Is its value we eibewee lilalph mellsteL Otiedbe id* In weredetwod, at Mile lee per weikkid Mew WO* I but, lay rus e teeellei ; bell= is sheeleL Ter NM we bare Yids toiletry. Isms mod Per ere Whey wire mesh( atter. bet the peke, diemodediseesike lad b le 1111161 tiled by out berm Wilk kale we were mod late vette woe dent seelitelL Tie kliewisi lasa r l itee 6.1 4 . = itestelkee OIL to 47e. ; red, a 4e he dim illee llinik er illm tla we ird k m. , au le 4416. ; red,le Met Doh sib% Ide le Ile 41e. Is ; Ikeda eake‘ dig, mitt 410. le Ye; red. Me. ; Iddie ; diu to 044 red, do le MA IMMO eY Dsade*. wiat;llle le 41e; red ; Ide to 45. MOM* aml iNM, $5. to 4411. I rids li/a. W Or. lirlo Mali ad Men, No. tit 114 013 llorwlek ri Sseisia, Ma. be Ma. Od. to Norfolk end gieftolk. 21a. Od. to llle. M.; chevalier Ms. to Ms. ; Northern befitted at las. be ; .hardier, Me. to 22a. ; Oviddion and tg YaL 40a. to Ms.; olagratier, l et e. AgOn, Into Peas, Od. to to .wili e Liting.re;a7l:..l34s. Bra, w hite, law, eft to Ma. Otookton and Northumberland, Ma. to SM.; Noribli = s li . b. to 34e.; boas/beide. 300 ' to Me. • otromde. We. MI Him Moto Sot; tldrds,Ma.to OM; home. kali Ma. to NM ger lore's : Wheat. Daalnia sad Imaligglarg, 445. to Ma.; rod. 35.. to iti; Medea, MOW, 41.. to 43e.; red, 40a. to 43e.; Mecklenburg and Po. amemeleis, teldim 40,. to Me. ; red, 41a. to 40.. Hamburg, Marie, mg dinislt, white , 60a to 444.• red, MK to 112 e. ; Mel awl to 415. ; red, Me. to 40e. ; Petersburg amg grafgerami oak NM Is , Mks Odessa, red, Sic to 3tia. ; ditto rem. 1.41114.110 40a. Mm Pinnennim and Premien, Ms. to Mt. Barley, OW, Ma. to Sta.• Pomeranian sot ate in, lbs. to WWI Data, brew , Ik to lea.; Pomeranian teed. IM. to 13a.; ileufdw Mid Danish, 12e. to 14e.; grcheagel and Rms. Its. to 14 Perm watt. , 24a. to Ma. liesem Friesland. Ms. ile.• Algroorktrai lb. to !la The arrivals this meek an : Wheat, comariea t „: s ,. ONO" 5,8u3. instil; w.Barley, oore 14.isse, bxtdin .1.1114.4 741; k'reil; I _ _ Nokwitik, Uncut 6.—Ts. put week hoe bees iry,elaar, end warm, everything that could be wished Em ley tes hnrard the mom W. be,. fewer tempt sin ts tn.*, ism the hewn this lost ; et the time the yield most In lobos snout of the brow urn, "We baked so mock down, 'll4, kaki mar line swo km Ism them el MU end this h.( MOW VIM ISO weather, war minket Ms WM WV le. par R. we hat • hoed runty ot Wheat Oren t'm anoste, sal sims semie msralmets and ormetiershisquistilf elmoopel hub it the Monks. Mbar sold sktift, O Pl. pa suit tads lost Imre rates. Koala worth mike doflp in Mier and Pam Sam sod Cists am and mill offer. vibe, 435. to 30s. pow v.; red, 41.. Is Ur. Bowas, 2e. to 27.. Sm. to 224. Flow, Le b., ten seek et Nolte, 11s., parelumers flafing make, and damn( ems month . await. Nom, August 3.—The weather has smithaued floe this week, bat the stook of fresh Wheats being man, Swam hare no difikuli selling good qualify. at the retie el MA atarke-day. Millers buy with seek maks, selesestewshe sales take place. The same mark will epply m series sera et all descriptions. PETERBOROUGH. August 3.—From the ?sports here to day nmpeeting the growing %Thema, there la rumen to believe the quality will be mash inferior to that of teat year. At oar market to. day fanners were unwilling to take lower pekes, end the business Ise was confined to widen, who bought parry at late rates. Wheat, red, wat..,445. • fine, 46a.; white, *a. per qr. Very little aping con, and prom nominally as hat week; Palterers, Almost 3.—Tioder the inflames of favourable weather the trade throughout the east week has Weddell, bat from the lighters of stocks in store, and the Stamm of holders, priers have remained firm. We had fair supply of English Wheat at oar Corn Exchange to-day, the demand toe which ruled doll, at a reduction of 3d. to &l. per win Ile. Voeeige In limited &nand, sad mat drarrip tions id. per babel lower. , 6.. 24 to 6a. 6d.; Baltic, 6a. fid. to 6s. 9,1. per 70Iba Flour fully sustained our last quotatioss. In Oats or Beans no alteration. Oatmeal without change; choice go:alder, 23e.; go 0,21 s. to 22a. per 24019.. Saarrusuvas, August S.—W. had a dull market tirday; the 'apply of Wheat was an avenge one, though too large foe the demand. The millers appear vtry cautious, u the Wheat harvest will become pretty general In the early situatl .ns in the muse of a wick ; the crops look very promising, and are ripening very fart A very little Barley was exhibited, and the sales effected were at the MI currencies of last week. In other articles of grain business of little importance was transacted, and prices nominally unaltered. The winter feed is looking prolific, and promisee abundant crops. Wheat, Mts. to 45e. Parley, 18s. to 245. Oats, 16s. to Its. Bemis, 265. to 365. Peas, 28s. to Ws. Malt, Ma. to 36e. per qr. Tares 4s. Bd. to 3a. 6d. per bushel. Floor, 2as to 31s. per sack. Sa Rawer - wee, August 3.—We ka ve bad a good supply of Wheat tram the tanners at this day's market, which met with a dull sale, at Is. per qr. dochne on last pries. Barley and Oats nominally the same. _ _ . WaRmINFITER, August 3.-Our market to-day was net fully attended, but there was a large supply of Wheat, fur which the sale was very dull, at last week's prices, and much ri Brained unsold. In Barley there can be no difference made in our late quotatona, and a very little business doing. In Oats, Beans, and Peas re wetly any sales took plane, without 'lteration in value. Wheat, welA i tt a t ; Us. red, to 475. per qr. Best chevalier Barley. 24e. ; g, to 22a. Oats 16s. to 19a. beans, 110.. to Ma. Malt, 24e. to 361. per qr. Vetches, 4s. 6d. to 51. per bushel. Flour, 295. to 31s. per seek. WINCHesTER, August 3.-For the season of the year, we were well supplied with Wheat to-day, which far exceeded the reqnirements of the trade. The trade ruled sluggish, and eales were made at about the currency of this day week. Barley was scantily ' , applied, and little business was paring at former quotations. Good Oats are ,earce, and in moderate OeS111112(1., fully suaintausing farmer rrees. Beans end Pees experienced a small demand, but were with out alteration in value. Wheat, white, 434. to 4 , a. ; red, 4b. to 465. Barley, 19s. to 23e. Oat., black, 17s. to 20 1. ; white, Ina to 21s. Beans, Egyptian, 271.; naMiab, old, 36a. to 365. Peas, 30e. to ate. Malt, 329. to 365. per qr. Floe-, 23e. to 31s. per auk. Tares, 4s. Gd. to 31. per barbel. Wisuxes. August 3 -In consequence of fioo weather, and a good supply of Wheat at this day's market, there was lee louts don to boy, and a decline of Is. per qr. was submitted to. Very little spring eurn showing, and former prices barely maintained. Prices: Wheat, white, 42e. to 465. • extra, 411 a. per qr. ; red, 395. to 42..; extra, 435. Otte, Sid. to per stone. Bear, new, 27a. to 23e. per qr. Wonesormt, Almost 3.-Then was a large 'apply of Wheat at market to-day from the farmers, and the trade ruled dull, at a redactim of lan to 2.. per q-. The new rumples exli , bited were of fair, but sot Rae quality. and sold at Si. Gd. t a 3a. 91. per 62:b. Barley unaltered In value ' but ley in request. Oats were tak^n iu retail, at former pricy. Beam realised quite as much money. Peas rather cheaper. Yong, August 3.-The weather has been were favourable during the pest week. We have a good chow of Wheat at :Ks day's market, but the farmers arc demanding la. to 21. per qr. more money, which has checked businea, and where roles are made, last week's prices are barely supported. In other articles no alterataun. Wheat, white, 445. to 485. per Imp. qr.; red, 41s. to Cm. Barley, arint , ig, Shia Been., 244. to 27.. Rye 23a. Melt, 3a. to 51.. o.lto, ad. to 9d. per stone of lathe. Po ur, 31s. per seek of 2601t0. Dracut, Aro. 2.-We kid an exceedingly dull market , to-day, but we note no alteration Id prices of old grain since Tuesday. Our quotations Inc Indian corn must, however, be considered nomi nal, as scarcely a transaction occurred. New oats were sold at Sc, to 9s. ; new rapeseed, at las. 6,1. to 20s. White wheat, 23 , . ed. to 241. 6d.; red ditto, 21a fkl. to 235.; torley,9s. to 125.; oats, to 11.. 6d. pet bet; oatmeal, Ps. ed.tr 1 Is. f.d.; second flour, 12s. Gd. to 13s. per cwt.; Indian corn, 2rm. to 20s. per 424 lbs. • litwasucz. August 3.—The weather for some time past Inv been very clwe and warm, with heavy fogs in the night*, and, we regret to say, the p, at. blight bas appeared to a mmtTiolla extent, and gardens that a lew days since looked most luxuriant are now smitten completely black; the growers are alarmed at its spreseing, and crowd the markets daily. and sell at X. to Id. per stone about half the price of a week since). Wheat is not eo good a crop as was expected; 8.. t Oats and Barley are very fie. Should the weather centime fair reaping w ill be very general in a few days. Mowers are busy in t he meadows, and the hay crop is a pod one. As may be espezted, the demand for Meals and tweadsturrs is very Ihnitol, and OW quotation, merely nomind. Oalatz Batten Cxn, :1. ion. per tit.; Ibrad , 71.; Spanish, 71. Best yellow indian Meal, td. Oatmeal, 101. los. _ _ oat. Anstalt 3.—The impraved feeling noted in the trace on Asturday Let has mutinied throughout the week, and prices of most articles have again tended upwaril4. For wheat we have experienced an active demand at 3d. to 6d. per barrel over the currency of this day sennight, and stocks being flinch reload ho,d cm now loak for • further advance. The buetoras transactid in Barley and Oats have been eery limited. Indian Cern met • ready sale early in the week at an intprovement of 3d. per barrel, but during the last two or titter days, the demand has eutsiderably fallen oft. Holders however refuse togive way in prior, the quantity at present offering on the market being small. Hour has been in good request at full Kiwi. The weather this week has been very favorable for our grain crops. The rot:wens are our present quotations L'ndried : Barley, grinding, per 16 stone. 9s. to It*. Od. Oats, white, per 14 st., 9..3d. toys. 9iL ; bkck, 9s. W. to 9s. 2d. Dried and foreign: Wheat, Irish mill, par 20 stone, 22e. to 230.6 d. ; ship ping, 21a: to Vs. Gd.; Odtasa, Od. to 2.1 a. Od.; French, 21e. 9d. to 235.9 d. Baltic. ;:is. to 245. Gd. Ba4!y, grinding, per 16 st. Its Gd. to Ile. 6d. tiate, white, per 14 - stone, 14.3,1. to 91.9 d.; black, 9e.3d.t095.6d. Four, superfine, per sa7k, 30e. to 31e.C.1.; ecconds, 265. Pd. to 2sa. Od.; thirds, gls. to 225. ; fourths, lie. to 19e. tuition Corn, pow 20 st., Danube, 16e. Gd. to I's. 3d.; Arnett can, yellow and red, 16s. 3d.to Ins. 9d.; Portuguese and Egyptiiin, Its. W. to ISs. 6d. ; French, white and yellow, 135.6 d. to 16P. 911. ; da maged, for cattle, Ile. to 12s. Od. Indian Ca n Meal, per ea 7a. W. to 7.. 3d. Oatmeal. 10s. I* 10s. 3d. Bran, psi 6 stone, 3s. 6d. to 91. 9d. Imports this week : —Rye, 30 nes. ; Barley, r;0; Indian Corn, 409; Flour, 33 seeks. Exports: Oats, 1,980 brh.; Mom, 1,726 sacks. . haRILALDY, August 3.—We have had fine ware weather during the week, extremely favourable for the Wheat crop, but too parehinv perhaps for the spring crops, and the gums is suffering. At our count+, mat kets this week the quantity of grain offering by our farmers wes v:.y trifling, but, as there is every where plenty of Cu. relsa grain offermg, mica's rc'rain the some as Let week. Here te. day we had a gr id supply of Wheat, but small of both Barley and Oat ; roles were irick, and pekes the turn to favour of sellers, cape. Malty for Oats. 1% heat, Ms. W. to 435. per cir. Barley, 19•. to 2fs. tiff. Oats, 18s. 6d. to 21s. ad. Oatmeal, per bag of 29silbs., 275. CATTLE, &a —D AAA NA KT Fula, Au a tut 4.—Sheep were plentiful, and buyers being disposed to purchase freely caused a von. eilerabls advance in price, and Sheep of all sorts realised (torn Is. to per head more than at Northampton fair. The trade for Horsey was almost stagnant, and the few pales effected were forced at nduced prices. Ca•tle were very plentitul ; lean Cattle, to grew, welling at advanced prices, and but a very few lots remained *Anal POULTRY,&e.-NRWOATI AND LZADINHALL, Aro. 3. -Turkeys, li. to 6s. ; geese, Is. to 75.; ducks, 1,. Gd. to UM.; taw rabbits, le. to 1a.6d.; wild ditto, Sd to Is. ; pigeons, Ga. to Sd. each. pigs, 4s. 6d. to 7a.; and leverets, 2s. G. to 4a. each; Surrey (*nibs 7s. to 10A; ditto ebb:kens. L. 6d. to ts. O.L; and barn-door tools. 3s. toes. per couple ; English es" 7s. ; Emrich ditto, Co. per 120 ; Fresh butter, 9s. to la. per lb. FISH.-BlLLlNosoiers.'Avo. 3.-Bslueon,2o.l. tole 3d. per lb. turbotsas. ed. to 10s. CAL; cod ash, b. lid. to 65.; brills,ls. to l.'s each; soles large, Is to le. 6d. per pair; do. assn, Is. 61 to b. per doses; eels, 6.1. to 10d. per lb. ; lobsters, 6d. to 2s. bd. ; crabs, Gd. to 2s. each; shrimps, Is. M. to Is. per gallon; Hawn, 2s. to 3.. per lb. ; mullets, W. to 4d. sock ; 2s. to Sts. Gd. ; Is. to ls. 6d. per 1105. •; mackerel, Id. to &A ; Oslo% M. to ; Pun net; 9d. to is. ; ed. to Is. ; ditto, dried, 9 ,1 .1 0 ed.; earl Is. to 25.• pike, 2s. to 3s. each ; skate, ltd. to ed. per lb. Oysters, common, 4s. to 6s. per bustle. PUBLIC SALES. By Mesas. 11000AST, MOUTON, and OAILIIT, at the Mart.—Various enclosures of freehold land, on the Smith Western Railway, between Vauxhall and Farnboreugh, and at Otterbourn, Hants, in the whole nearly 80 aerie, end befog surplus lands of the South-Western Railway Company —sold in 28 lots, for 5,3601. MINIM VINTOM and 1100HZ8,11t the Mart.—Leasehold house, 35, Armen's-crescent, Islington, let for 3.51. per annum, held for 40 years, at 121—sold for 1501. Lesaehold residence, 16, Whitmore-road, Boston, let for 201 per annum, held for 69 years, at 4f. Is. —sold for 1251. Fifteen houses, forming Troy Town, P. ckham-rye, let for 2171. 101. per annum, held for 59 years, at 531. ground .rent and tans-1 2401. Leasehold house, 16, Southgate-terrace, Islington, let for 381, held fur 711 years, at 51.-2401. Tine houses, King-street, Kinsland-bridge, let for 631., held for 69 years, at 101. rent and tarms-4501. Leasehold house, 3, Lower Cross-street, Southgate-road, let for 271., held for 71 years, at 31. 101.-2551. Three houses, Sussex-terrace, Southgate-road, let for 1031. per annum, held for 72 years, at 121.-1,0201. [Advertifiementa —Tim NATURAL AND UNNATURAL BffTLII.-4f yin willo=l elagy =Sem b partkalarly &poll olio is Mir, to sena ilmo realm o • tensinasties takes pia" way of wain riml. es ownebt not le 1, =M .4111—.4.141:101111,1111rad trot know bet mos." Sae are ens bran ell esiosistioe Is i =obei vesi = st seam beet tbe sired the Seel it Wit to their nedinlien eal en ablibmi le OM then to ben ktrr Ni walk= oft ft._ sae mins en • Int orwelm lbw newleo prie onle et ossesonen eta rimed fa Med ; bon tar el fait ewer lbe Os stab WA; awe Mobeal ma; Ike mann le bellies win e rim et WI% esi • me Mit et Mk NOW. gel b Deady tk senor Cr ok e—alba% IMO Obi DLS Ile esi lb, Maw. SHIPPING INTRLLIGIIINCS. maws we oiltlewaltals. 5.4 ( Wit*" • 1, 4 , CASUALTIItEI. New Nworant, Meer*, from 8-Iful•tlwrt to thi s pot it Taut, making ft ra 15 en bow, 'wing attack upon Whitby It ttk 1:4 Uks July 27.—Amatertlea, July 31, Reiland ..................... Labia ...................... Pastas ..................... I via Scatiaaptaa ........ hat ........... I Ball. sad Halifax....... . ..... laisziss ................... West India .................. I Brasil ........................ ILItIti7ZD. Annuag-at Lvveerepgppdd ,, August 3, fr om .. Ass Cesag-st Piesutle, August 2, semi; Assratore-off Torbay, August 2, feat._ Amass -st CITIMSIIO4 August 3, fr0m,,,,. Assa--at Grasse Augusta, from ........ - • Anso-al August 3, noes . Ass Was-at Grinned, August 3 nomi Asa -atOrsessed. August 1, trout. Ass farmers -at Gravesend, Augue ... Amass-at Gravesend, August 4, from . 141eassums-et Gravesend. August 4, fr0n5 .. ..7 - 81.40101154 OTIMISPIP4 August 4, from '''''''' Barsno-at Gravesend, August 3, from_ COPOOLDIA-44 Orarentad, August 3, fres ... CASTILIAN MAID-at Gravesend, Augusta, f rom Gsaotunt-at Gravesend, August 3, from ..... Csross-at Gravesend, August 3, from ..... Curio Aga MIL-1.4 , August 3,frms . CLOWN-St OTIVIDS4O.I, August 3, from Csatstas Hssas-at Gravesend, August 4, fi g , Coas-at Bristol, August 4, from .................. CATIAIUNS-at Bristol. 'August 3, fr m CHAPMAN -et Liverpool, August 3, from Daisy-at Newport, August 2. from Diva-of the Wight, August 1, from .............. GALION-at Bristol, August 4, nom Duna-at Grasses; August 4, fr0m........... . Duss-at Gravesend, August 3, fr0m.......... Dovan-at Grave:maid, August 4, from ...... DAZZLM -at Gravesend. August 3, fren ........ Dsress -at Gravesend, August 3, from Buss Eros's-at Gravesend, August Eras-at Bristol, August 4, from ................. EXILT-114 Gravesend, AIIIMSLII, from Elms -at Gravesend. August 4, from Froaa--at Gravesend, August 3, from ...... Feuer Atoms-at Gravesend, August 4, fr,,rs Goo. Moose-at GTIVeSeld, August 1, nom Chasm -at Gravesend, August 3, fr0m........ Goviuusoa-at Gravesend, August 3, from °Lamina -et Gravesend, August 3, fr0m.,,.. °MINA -SI G. 11.010114 August 3, fr0m..,., Gowtssu -at Gravesend, August 3, from GRIMANIA -at Bristol, August 4, from }{assns-at Gravesend, August 4. from MILIMA-St OM= August 4, from ......... HOMAN -at Gra August 4, from , flotnaassams -at Gravesend, August 4, from Hermsosos-at Bristol, August 3, from.. RIOBLIND Curs-at Liverpool, August 3, from Isassus-stGrassend, August 4, Mum Jaws Dass-at Gravesend, swum 4, from._ Jrpo-at Gravesend, August 4, trans Jonagings-at Gravesend, August 3, from ...... Jess Ileum-at Gravesend, August 3, tram Joint Isoo-at Gravesend, August 3, fr0m...... Jusnsa-at Gravesend, August 3, fr0m......... . . Jonas-at Sunderland, August 1, from KA...ALSIP Euzu-at Gravesend, A , .0 , 14 1, fO , Haters-et Graveos e i August 4, fr .... li LKAND-LLGTAMMII August I, from ..... LCLLAND -at Gra. , August from Loma-at Hull, July 31, from Mssosaerra-at Liverpool, August 1, from MAGNA C -GI Liverpool. August 3, !r• Many-at Liverpool, August 3, from Maas Max-at Gravesend, August 1, from Nissen. or QPIIMMINIT-42 Gf&M*oll4 AWL?. 1 MALT Ass-at Gravesend, AUffIL.I. (re . MAIMAIMT-111 Bristol, August 4, from Mucous Baows-at Grassend, Aust..: 4, fr Murry-at Gravesend, August 4, frs Morroa-at Gravesend, Au -sot 4, furs. Nostarrs-at Gravesend, AtiftlA 3. fr GAN. -At 13.4001,114 August 3, tr. m Omar-at Gravesend, Au zus• 3, frna OLOA-at Gravesend, August 4, from PRITIMUMS BOMAN/ CB -at Gravesend, Parses. Lorts-at Graresrnd. kirtist I. '0 Panel-at Gravesend, August 4, .... Pigaano-at Gravesend, August 3, fr . PRIPTIVISITIM Grsvesend, Austist I, It Palma -at Gravesend. August 3, 50 m . Pours-at Bristol, August 4, fr Potash-at Liverpool, August 3, , PAMOORA-st Portsmouth, Augu.... 2, :0 u Rz^ovear -at Gravesend, A uglst 4, fr• }tau Itorza-at Hull, August 2, Srvea-at Liverpool, August 3, ! Scirrsastrms -at Portsmouth, 1, !. SALMI -at Deal, August 2, frmn . . SPA FLOWL-at Bristol, August 4, • 71: dovsamos -off Beach, Head, ' , .. rat Gram send Augur I. assist Doesrasearr -at Gravesend. .•• Srassora-at Gravesend, August 3, aresient -at Gravesend. August 3 . :' Same-at Gravessnd, August 3, from Scaa-at Gravesend, August 3, from . Sta J. Nzwesar-at Gravesend, Auzust m Sorra Drunks-at Gravesend, August 1, f: Tamer-at °savoured, August 3, rum... Two Baoragns-at Grave,end, August 4,1, - Wen-off Deal, August 2. from Wsrcarot-olMeal, August,?, from . ..... . WM. AND MAILI,4-1M Gravesend, August 4, fr WHITE 1104,1-at (i'llTel4ol,4 August 3, from WILVILIIINS-at Gravesend, August 1, from... Warinuoo-at °sarcoma, August 4, from . SAILED. Ana—from Liverpool, August 3, to ALBlON—from Queenstown, August 1, to 11Lars Aram PAC - KlT—from Gravevnil, Auri.: 4, Post t&—from Priotol, August ,4, to BBILIAION Born - from Liverpool, .Iturast 3, : • Curratos—from 11 irtlepool, August 2, to . Cotrograzan —from nun/Orland, Augu st I, t hour—from Orauvend, August ~ to Oto O•rsaa—frern Groomed, August 3, to . Enna Films—from Liverpool, August 1, w . ENTIMPROB from Liverpool, August . 3, to P.Otlrsom—from Aalcornbe. August to Ettraarra Cu:son—from ttristol, Atur...t 4,1 , u‘reru —from Graves. ad, August 4. Ft/u—from Grayseersl. August 3 . to Hag—from Bristol, August 4. to . .. Horn—from Limp KA. August 3, to H. logar—from Liverpool. August 3, ti Ismouta—front Dartmouth, August I, .. IrANßOZ—from Hull, August to ..... JANE—from Grave r od, MUM 3, to .. firm Ommta—from Liverpool, August Uncap - nut—from Liverpool, Augusl3, to MAMMON—from Gravesend, AUIIIAt 3, to Miuti.o—from Compost, Au.nst 3 MAILLANNI—from Falmouth, Auguot I, 1 , M tIQMII or II %MING.— from INOMOUth. 311ahicuta—from Newport, Animist i, :o !ego Norma—from Shields. August 1, to Paunee —from Liverpool, August . Pear—from Liverpool., August 3, to ... PRISCO/ Rout—from Portsmouth, Aug .-: : • Rou44—frem Falmouth, August 1, to Rogrov—frogn Gravesend, AlleUr. 4, BWELLINOI —from Brietol. August 4 ..... ttrageo—from Sheldp, Against I, TRONA/ ilettoa—from [Arcola'', • • Tutus -from Gravest - m.l. August L • • Cour lE4lroom—from Liverpool, Aue Tunis:re—from Gravoetul. Auttust 3. to• - Waraargue—hum Gravesend, Atlirtirt 3. to . WsoovitLa—front °gave/end. .\ugust 3. to Witogearoace—frem Bristol, A...or.st 4, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. BRITI4II Alitlat'4'4. June 2 4 , :At. 4 4 , WIL 4S. IlnuoAt.. Ist. 47. ion. 3t.. 41C4110, WARBITON,, fee the Cape. JUDE 23, cut :1 N.. los. 24.22 W. BILIVWW2 I I, from London fix lialifas, Jul. 23, lst. 110vrnimmen, trmn tke Caps of Good ame %mc Le lat. 12.10 N, lon. 20.30 W. (Adrertitement.l—Toe EARL or AL AND HOLLOWAY'' , PILIAL—AII 11.tOullaliDfr MU" by the Medicine, after every ocher means had faded. See tit lordship's letter, LiWd r• Villa Messina, Leghorn, reb. Professor llollosay. Sir,-1 beg to acquaint you that y, etfoewil a cure of a disorder in my liver and stomach moot eminent of the faculty at home and an over the 110 t been able to effect—nay, not even the seater of Lineal:rad. 0410.11 ALVIWKO,Ift." Mese 1.04,1 cure any disease the lire? or 4tomaeh. Sold ate , ointment, at rtotearce Itailoway's egableitunent. 244. dun: &W by aL etedtdoe voxiers A? without the citralise, lIRTIUS, MARRIAOES, AND DEA' BIRTIiS. BowUAN.—July 29, at Ely:Um (\Made, Beauvoir-NI Mrs. F. Bowman, of a 90 11 . tilltAVV.9.--Jal7 30, at Pearith, the wife of W., daughter. 11%1IC ER—Au. 2, at ItilWrotarh, fatuity Istmn, of R. H. Ha lt mer, ot a NORMAX.—JuIy 31, at Duchive.strect, rere...ual.rll, man. of a dauibter. MILFA—JuIy SI, at North.v lltattet's-park. of icon: PRETY )lAN.—July 31, at Lincoln, the wife of the Ite , of sm. ELLARO—VEYNINO.—JuIy .tl, at Morrtenapine pen, by the Lee. T. Hawn, Mr. T. Ellard, IL? deg, Woolwich. FROST—WATBO34.--July ', at ii•ulleld, by the John. Oan of the Lite Mr. Frost. to Pbobe, yeun, the late Mr. J. Watson. Market-plan', helper. JOYCE —WELLu.—JuIy 30, at Stanhope-street Itoebuck, Mr. J. 11. Joyce, Prowea-park. LI"TI eldest daughter of Mr. T. Wells, Platen, near NMI MARRIOTT —KNIMIT. -July 29, at heele. Chub W. Whitelegge, T. L. Marriott, Eau., a Itaynrate • daughter a N. Kaight, Esq., ea' Pendleton. DRATUS. DAtint.—Atie.l, the Rev. R. Pars", A.M., one Of of Si Nuns Liverpool, M. PADMORB.--July 31, at I`ondult-stivet Weet, 14 0 sore, Erg., VW of Liserolt Houle, Ltebtleld, atte4 WALKBIL—JuIy 31. at Argyle-street. Birkenhead. mos of Mr. J. Walker, mei 1 years and 7 months WALBSR.—.IsIy 30, at blicklltsbro', Mr. J. Walker, WIIITE.—JuIy 30, at Braekenthwiute, Mr. J. Wtute, WIIITLEY.--July 30, Sarah Ilebecos, ,laudhier IMAMS& WINGIIBLD.—JuIy 30, at Orates-plate, Kent.b.t veld. Mob seed 77. - - - Ha led had yubileball by Wombat Itaw llAtis nt su itzett. ill tits aty of Lambs. Maw, It the thteet MIA, la UM s.llllllB4llMOlMM—Waixilt. AUu Imrt, 1 14 va.. r na 3 k, 01 Dug. 0 0 0 0 Alms Is A A R g• 4 An?. •••• ----- • v•1•b..., •• ..•••••A'rbati..! .••••-..Lutt, 'Ant, • .... ...... t ... A ... 64 .. P.LI .... (ru b ., , 11,p • .1 . • AP - Ift 4 . II ct re • •. 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