The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-13 00:00:00

uttas is Rrc A idisna Brawn Ilinswertio, Se Rork !and Al Saints with Baas Arndt. ,Na k . vides 1,0222 Wrens, /Ars. t. Baststs. mai gars. NV. A. Ormsby. NAVAL Ablitaovrt, Jinx 12 —Arrornmeatera.--eargeoo : Mr• W. Graham; tesistaat Sommers Dr. J. Ward, to Vele pemese ; 8. F. O. Forbes, to Rillemoss. Mideilpeass Mr. C R. Beat, to reamarstv. Wool:trim Arts 12 —Creyeer,st -v . Commander Brown, Om arrival or mbieh was tenoned on Wednesday, wee *alma heft the bras yeeter:my, aft. r being inspected by Commo dore H. Bean, saperiate admit of time yard. She mints paid off la iho brio. MILITARY. (More led sada% Griente.) Nt A iLOPTICII, Jen 12. la lett et Gemr. Ode. —T. J. lerreumd, gent, leibe cor. by per., vies hauler, prem. ilth . MOIOAN. god., le be en, by par, vice Willieer, promoted. id U. Ibep..—Cvr. d. PRAZION, to be lieut., by per. Mee Ociegb, epp, to the 12th Lt. Msgr. ' • J. W. J. Gwynn., geed , to be ea., by par. Mere Planer perneseed. MI Ulla DIIIP4-14 C. Atop, gent, to be en., by per., vice Elliot, prem. la the Mk Dew Gds. lab Light Drage.—J. J. Trouren, gust., be be ear., by pur e Moll Mary, 'NOM 12th IJoht Drigr.—List. J. W. for to be amt. by per., *e Remy raw22.l. nte.; Lint. O. T. Gloom, frees Ord Light Dregs., to be Ira. 1M (or Gnarlier) Eqpt of rt. Ode.—Ene. end Until W. A. Ate mune to be MAL aced amt, by pur e ASO the Eta. O. I. Gores, who tree. 111 r.—LL herr gest, le be is., bps, vim Tarrant, who fete. aml r.—Liver J. Ilwimogame, p IND NM, br prof, rice Br who S liar Y. IL Inerinos to be Nasty of Poe Ace W. W. Knee. to Os OM* Or 1' .. " nee 97fruveiriVnas. 21111.—Lintt. J. ILEveass le be eapt, by " n r•• .no mt.; Ear. F. Purrs to be Neat., hp pee ' Y. B. MIT. ne g to be me., be 111 h PrUru •. t• . mad. MI% .• a,. Amt.:fro:A DM r., to be heat, Tk• Pert lad Itadrla, gent., to be is., 1,1 pm, ries Tilshabas, sir :3 r . s um ., g ent , to be ens ,by per., TIC! BU T.;0111, prom. Elat 7 . - -Z. W. Wart nos, gent., to be use. UM., by par, v.ce Er;reell, pr .m. roth ?.--J. H. Term gest, le be as., by per., Mee Dleir,mt Slith I.—Ds U. S. Nom to be Ana., withaut ; W. Fres.Gearto limater from dee Nth T., to be is., vise rope; lAsee. A. A. LONallukt to b. WA., vise Yeomen. dee. Leh r.—Lieet H. A. Nolen. from 12th 7., to be beat., vice Neville, 113:1bthe 12M F. ;..—W. N. limorm, geld., to be en., by per, vice Nernst, prom *ed. 34th f.—IL O"Rtstr, pat., be be is., by rice Barman, prom. 110th F.—Lieul. J. be apt, by pur e vice lirmerllejor Aylmer, Mot retiree . . 41rt P.—W. ALUM prat., to le lea. by por., rkr Alrearirter, prom. 47th F.—llos. B. M. Warm Is be ear" by poe Mee fleeter, prom. 49th Y.—W. W. Cessev, fleet , to be ear., by par., nee heat, re moved to UM F. 89th F. J. I!. Bemoan, from Nth F., to be me., rice Angstrom abo submits. ilea F.—Eau. R. Puma to be neat, by par., Moe Temp who vets. ; Tio. T. B. Mereressr, from 73rd Y., to be era, Moe ihtmer, prom. Iliad v.—C. E. Came; pat., to be me., by pr., vee Lloyd, prom. P.—Ear. Z. M. Aannwa, from Stals V., to be ear., ‘.ce Bed Bed. erb4 mebrape. PPM tr.—W. e. 3. hemmers. pat, to be ma, by par.. vies 3. 0. promoted. eit e le,rteut f OsL J. R. Cierses, frog! 76th F., to be lieutecol., via; 7. H. Jubilate.. who vets. ce L.. 76th F. data F.—Lieut..l. L. Yana= to be adjutant, %L.* Dunne, wbo is. the adjuisaey only. y ad r.-1L B. tassrares, pat., tobe ens, by put., ‘.et Beet, prom. Tara F.—t . J. C. Gams& to be lieut., by put., vice itannatyre who nets. ,• Lan. J. J. 1.. WILLIAMS t from via ; Clavier F , to be cue., v; Clavier ; Res. E. Luse, how 46th to be cu.., vice %%Abaci+, app. to Slat F.; O. A. Leeks, pot., be ens., by par., vic*Davies, INICr—Eos. B. Z. Ilzanv, has nit F., to be can, Viet BOWtil. obi V& l.—E. I miaow. gent, to be en. by pur., TIM Norman, prom. EL. NANCS, gest, to be man. oleo Sorry. app. to trith F.; R 6 Ismausatent, to Max ., by pox., rketArtbuts, prom. Ceps Wonted adeento.—A.l.Toirza„ /at., to be ens., b par., vise Goodieco. prem. West to murder her, sad in two eller emits wit/ latent • disitear• her, seed to do her grievous bodily hero. Th prespentris (a married Inman, with she children) lived at Anima Keens', about four miles from Cirencester, and the primmer at Bind°, sheet two wilts farther from the 'sae *ea Oa the Bt h et Marsh lasethey were both in Cirencester. The vomits. meeting Hides in Cirencester, sad leonine that be bed a hems sad out, in whisk he was sheet to Mem le the swish'', asked hies if le wadi lake bar with Ws. The primer agreed to the peep ilea, mad they hen set Pre owned far before the seminar attempted to take liberties with the wow ; she PAW L eel be, exasperated at the WNW's, Vem dospealle e end drew a hails with whisk he Misted several smite memo es her face, and severed the tamponl artery oaths lease& Es thee klieg hoc en the head, predeciag mow severe enninowl wands se her hues, breilig eat Ave of hie ever, besting the sash Imes isto the skull, and the upper jaw ea the left side thrsegh the reef of the womb ; he &gall repeated his eolicitatteepOsea losingetill Wessel, be evestually threw the poor Ironies sot eftlhe cart, and left is the read in estate of lasensibllity. The prisoner then drove at • rapid pees home ' and in a very sidled state ; ea being quatiosed as to what had occurred he said that three MISS bad attempted to rob him, but that be bed beaks and hostile me of this, ea whisk the ether two vas away. The cut, however, was baud to have blood apse it, as well as the empty potato seeks, aid a woman's tippet stes rr awed In it. The poor minim was fogad lying is the read by me who bad hiss seat after the out by soother who Ere le glee Hicks was esmallian the womm, and to wham do Med Ar kelp, eayiag that she was being murdered. This *Om hpewed the earl until he cease to the woman, who wee Wig iesensible. A surgeon was called in, as soon as she was sinureed to a cottage sear, and he described the womb es Mee been su-lt u to have placed her life in ha absent dagger ter • period of several days; at beet she would be a etweiderstile sufferer for the remainder of her life, her jaw having become filed, so as to reader her incapable of taking any food, except by mans of a tube throve' the edges pre; dated ty the removal of her teeth. • .... • • - Sat ' A r 4l 7 f %no -s Meat ...... WAN "A of &it/mining 14 murder had not ba.a . as. ought net to be infemiL His lordship having seemed up, The jury (after a private consultation) acquitted the pri soner of Its intent to sander, hut found him Guilty of the intent to uisflgare and do pri 00000 bodily harm. His lordship sentencod the prisoner to be transported for lite. BURGLARY AIM ROSH/LIM John Smith and nornat Ckoerky were indicted for breaking into the dwelling-houte of Thanes Buses, at Langley Barrel, near Chlppenharn ' on the Ist of July last, and stealing therein 151. 101. 10d., a silver watch, and other artiees. _ . . CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—YirrzaDay. BOORS BMW ALDAN:OOX. .10171011 PATTIONI. AXD Ju,,i TAIZOVID. Romans ay Pommes. Joseph Hillier and Edward Howtoo t two post letter carriers, who plaided galley on Wednesday to charges et stealing lettere eantalalay wary aad ether entities, the et the PostinesterOsamel, were brought up for ray ' allt„ sad semeneed to be transported for 10 Tan. VIOIDI OP TIN CONVICT O'DONOVAN. Jest Were the *Ass et the soar% it was stated that the rasa. 011estrean, who wee eeseleted at the tontasetteesent of the dais et a ninedoweas essealt upon his wits, and sealed when fadoneet et deadt was reseeded, had de. =ilhimself In die gait It appseeed that ho was phased ea appropriated fee the navies of priesseee Mw trial, sad be was ebbed several time by the aim if the Aleut three ePedesit, beweeer, open ohs, as him r,b,L6 peewee, he dberneed dad the rimer - had Imaged himself. He had, it appeared, tied his handkinehist to an iron bar, and bad thrown hbaself ce the seat in the esll, sad whea he was discovered he wee quite deed. NEW COURT.—YINVIILDAY. Bums Tzs imams& enwrixen ox Tan Bmisadlzaarana. Joseph and John Law .r who wore oonviatod on Tuesday for centepising to defraud Mamas Bload, by skittle • tamping, wore bravest up he sentesee. The Romoder sentesosi tboa to 12 months' hapthoontent without bud labour. The calm cam tried la this wart diarist the day were assaults and felonies of the ordinary eltateeter. THIRD COURT.—Yseraway. Omosost Ileamurr. 871ALING 07 A DZ/0117UP.1. W. E. Elie 21, eledt. *Ad . • •••se at Indictment TOT stealing it yokel!: sOrwhq, $0 wit, a debenture bond. valued at 2,000 f., the peeping et W London and South-Waters Railway Company, bils Issmeirs. Mr. R. Jllllll4B, whe appeared for the prisoner, mid he bed recommended him to take this course, and he now applied ' to the court to postpone the sentence until neat elision, a sown which his learned friend Mr. 13allaatiae, who ap peared ea behalf of the company, would not oppose. Kr. Salentine said he should not offer any opposition to that sown. whisk he believed would prove beneficial to all parties, sad with regard to the other two indictments against the prisoner, he should not offer any evident*, they being part of the same offence. The prisoner was then indieted for having, on the Ist of May. feloniously forged a debenture for the payment of 2,00 K with West to defraud the company. Mr. gal amine said he should not offer any - evidesc• on these indictments, as they wen, but in another form for the sloe offence. Ai eoquittsl was thee retards& as& was Assay arsaged that the prisoner should be brought up for metier* beton the judges on the int dap it their able" ant essies., ZYI ASSAULT IN lIIIMPARI. - lab, lintelligence. HOUSE OF LORDS.—YE4TEZDAY. 11201le LORD ii/OCOIL•X u leuaasß AND OTIORS Pans. McGszoon AND WITS a roPNAK AND WITI.—WILL, QPILSTION AS TO ITS OZNIYINRIZSO.—Nsw TRIAL OP Ali ISSUE. This was an appeal against orders of Vios•Chaneellor Wilma= refusing • new trial of an issue devisavit vel non, granted by him to the appellant., upon a paper writing pur porting ta be the will of Riebard Wrightson, formerly of Cockertni, in the county of Durham. By that will, d.i.ed the 29th of December, 1829, the testator appointed his wife, El :a heartens Wrightson, now the wife of Mr. Topham, the resp intiint, his executrix, and gave her all his freehold, copyheid, and leasehold leads. and ulna his persona estate and elf-ets. The testator died is November, 1930, without issue. The appellant, his. Weregor, was the only sister and beim, at law of the testator, sad she and her husband bled their bid is Chancery in 1512, alleging that they toad only then nosatly diseswerad the circumstances under which the sail pretended will was mule, and charging that the same of Richard Wrightaiu, ssbseribed thereto was a forgery ; or, if not, that the said Richard Wrightson was incapable of making a will at the date of the said pretested will, is coasequence of his mind and health haying Dien weakened by excessive drink ing of ardent spirits; or, third:y, that the said will, if duly asscutei by the testator, was si.4 duly sleeted, tweet the trimmers thereto having declared that alma they aped the attestation the ammo of the testator was not enbseribed thereto. An issue granted by the ite•Citanerllor to try the validity of the will wee trims for several days bosom Mr. Baron Rol • and a special jury, at the spies a nixes fir the county of Durham, to 1914, wk-a • verdict was found ner blishieg the viii. The Vice-Chancellor. in November, 1814, refused a motion nude or. behalf of the appellants for a new trial; and on the 11:11 of January, 1843, nuts a final decree, dismisses. the bill, with mots. The appeal wee brought against the last-menanned order, mail alai against the Oa We 'seedily Mr. Lundell Palmer (with whom were Mr. Crompton sad Mr. Milliard) mesupled the a:tentioa of the house the whole day In rending the depositions in Chut ney and the evilest* given et the tile!, and he contended that there was oprep,ndarance of athletics in support of ease of the ippollaate that the aliened wi.l +as not sinceil by litkbard Wrightson et all, that likely - Awn to it ma f ,r4ed, that he was as the day of the dive of i: in such a state of hatnication as to be unable to make a will, and the nem* INS mot subscrimd et all whet the attesting witnesses sub- IlflOtd %tit ma% Ttcrs ‘2,s sislissnisge as wall we tw Titbit of the jury at the trial as of the learnt. juag• who pro dded, and it was saressonable, under the occuUar stains of the ease, to refuse the appellants a saw trial. if they had not lama preres•.d by the equitable nature of the esse—the property comprised in the will being vested its taystaes—they would base firm proceeded by actinn of eject real, sad la t►at sato they could havJ one or tome new Mole. _ _ _ Yesterday Mr. R P.asur resumed his argumnit is this rue, sad was followed by Sr F. lEclly for the appelluts. Their asuent wee, that es snub doubt was thrown on rho ge 'Weeny' of the will as to require a ate/ trisl of the Was. The object of seadini an issue at all woe to inform the mind of Os court of the tree Ere of the feet, and the first trial not bola; satisfeetery then• otasht to be a second. At four o'clock the farther keario l wee, at the regent of Mr J. Royally. the Attrrne3 -General, who is for the re spondents, adjearned to Friday sea:. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—VVITEHDAT. MOO= Ma. Cornawroinut Law. IN as Csaas Snug. This iosolvent, whn had kept the Cigar Lounge, iteg^nt sirens, war opposed by Mr. Cooke, foe Mr. BursalL Cs: ino proprietor, Wiadmill meet, sad supported by Mr. Sargood. It appeared that the insolvent, who was remanded by this court in 1845 for sixteen months, bad given up the ci.mr divan to • Kim Bennett, with whim he had lived, and who had paned as his wi.e, and she now carried on the same. There was a dispute between him and Bagwell about some remuneration to be given for his attendance as a surgeon oa Bagnall's child. The insolvent end Bagnall, who was con *acted with sportiest matters, had been on terms of intimacy. The female, Miss Bannett, was seun'ned, and stated that the Moises. belonged to her, although conducted by the im solvent. Ste had NOM thsa 7001, as gifts from a irked. Mr. Commissioner Law, after en investigation of tome duration, adjourned the case to Thursday, for some additional information. His impulsion wee that there was nothing to prevent the insolvent hom having his discharge. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—HERTFORD, JULY 12. Cars Buns ANU A SIMIAL CLUTTILIMUCK V. HILL.—ASSAVVI. This was aa Wiga brought to mover damages for as momilt. fferinant She*, Mr. 11, Cimehefe. and Mr. Winer were for the plaintiff ; Serjeant Chemin was for the defendant. It appsarid that the plaintiff is • gentleman of property, residing at Staossore, and the defendant also lives in the enure lxslity. There had been a dispute between them respecting some grseng land which had been hired by the defendant, and it resulted in • plaint being entered in the district county court, and upon the hearing both parties were sworn and minuted, sad case was eventually decided in favour of the plaintiff. The assault which formed the ground of the present action, it appeared, was eminitied as the plaintiff and the defendant were retiring from the county court the latter chirpier/ Mr. Cluttetbsek with having m a d e a fable statement before the judge, and using other offensive txpreslione. The plaintiff made SOMA ob servation to the defendant, woo again repeated the expressions, and he was very excited, and noon this the plaintiff told him that if he could not conduct himself better be ought to bring his mother out with his to take. care of him. The deleodant immediately upon thin being said laid bold of the plaintiff and shook him, and this was the assault nomplainad of. The jury retained • verdict for the plaintiff—damages, The Chief Biros got through the whole of the elvil bud, me by the Riddle of the day, sad he then tried sore pri mers; this bed the effect of Rabbis, the whole of the beater of these seeizle by flee (Nook. The eeeerelation for the meaty of Emu will be goosed is Mooday at Olitlaefoed. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—ABisonoN, JULY 12. Bayous Ma. Jvsisca CattIUDYIL It iSU BIiUTaLITT. Alrakims Hicks was this nasalise plussit at the Us, &smog srldi basins, sa st Musk =shelves', awl 11110/ 1 / 1 14 MAW mai weesisi 1111sabetk Dooley midi The jury acquitted Smith; Clevaley wu conricted His lordship sentenced the primer to be transported for 15 yam. Assam.? ost a Winn BY Elk 111.1111AXD. Henry BelcArr wu arraigned on a chap of feloniously attempting to suffocate and strangle his wife, Hutch Belcher, with intent to kill her. The charge of a felonious attempt was withdrawn by the counsel for the prosecution, end a verdict of Gusity of a common assault consented to. Ile was sentenced to five months' imprisonment. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yost, JULY 11. The commission was opened by Mr. Justice Mitigates and Mr. Justice Cromwell. The calendar is much lighter then usual, as regards numbers, although there are some very serious Wieners. There are six charged with murder, am manslaughter, and five cutting and wounding. Al offences *guest property there are comparatively very few cuss, which may be accounted for by the great prosperity and abundassce of employment which prevails throughout the manufacturing districts of this great county. The city assizes were held this morning, but there not being a single felon for trial, the bushels's was merely of a formal character. There are two city causes, " Richardson, Esq., v. Wodson," publisher of the Yorkshiremean news paper, for libel. Toe otherness is " Chadwick v. Coultas." The defendant is an expelled Wesleyan local preacher. The county assizes commenced at noon to-day (Thursday). Mr. Janes Criswell presided in the Crown Court, and charged the /rand jury. ALLEGED PEAJCILT AT DEWS/WET. Th,rntw. was charged with wilful and corrupt perjury at Dewsbury, oaths 11th of February last. The eintuostutoes out of which the present chug. arose were the following : Early in February lut, an in fornsatisn was laid before Mr. Hogue, a megistrate of the Wit Riding, at the Dewsbury Ciort-house, against three men named Henry Martin, John Lister, and Joseph Jack son, for having, on the 3rd of February, at Henroyd, tree paved on lands in pursuit of game, two dogs being with then at the time. A summons was accordingly issued against Martin, Lister, and Jackson, requiring them to ap pest at the C tut-hours, Dewsbarv, in answer to the charge which had been preferred against them. On the lhh day of February, the case came on for hearing before Mr. Green wood and Mr. Wceatley, two magistrates, when tho princi pal witness in support of the informaticn was the di Pendant William Thornton, gamekeeper to a gentleman named Ing ham, who resides near Dewsbury. On being duly sworn, Thornton deposed that on Sunday, the 3rd of Februory, at a quarter before twelve o'clock at noon, the three men, Martin, I Lister, and Jackenn, with two snap dogs, were boot leg ~ whin bushes in pursuit of game. He seised Lister andJarkson, sad detained them, but Martin, who was within • few yards of him, ran off, and was followed by two or three other men whom he did sot know. Thonstan distinctly swore that Martin was beating the bushes in pursuit of game, and his deposing to that feet formed the pivot the alleged perjury.—Witnesses were called who proved that Martin was not near Henroyd at the time, and that in point of tact Thornton had sworn to that which he knew well to be false. It was, however, shown on the other hand that he mold hem ae object to serve in swearing to Martin, and that be had been merely mistaken is his identity. Verdict -11 or Guilty. Mr. Justice Wightatan sat at Nisi Prises for a short time, disposing of three out of six causes entered for the North and Rut Ridings. The business from this part of the county ia, at the prawn weirs, unusually light. None of the otos tried iavolui the slightest interest, and the court rose before two o'clock, no ether case being ready for trial. ['LT 12. Crows Caarr—Erross Ila. Aims CIIII4WILL. 01711PAGI A? BSZTFIRLD. William Dailey, 32, and Daniel Seeley, 25, were charged with having, on Ito 31st of March last, at Sheffield, malici qtt:',; thrown one pound weight ;: ui r lowder, and other exp:uiive substance. enc.. :Amu 51 a tin (Mtge, against the dwelling-house of Wiliam Butcher, with intent to maim, disable, or do other bodily harm to the said William Butcher. Mr. Elias and Mr. Overead were for the prosecution; Mr. Serjeant Waal= and Mr. Learsley appeared for the -'sen. Mr. Blink in stating the cue to the jury, said that the prosecutor, Mr. William Butcher, was an extensive cutlery manufacturer at Sheffield, having commodious yrs mien, and employing abaut five hundred men. The residence of the prosecutor is situated about half s-mile from his place of business, and is a mansion called the Five Oaks, which stands within one hundred yards of the Glossop-road. On the night of Saturday, the 130-h of March, the prosecutor and his wife retired to rest about half lea ten o'clock at night. The bedroo m in which they Weep is simile in front of the house, which commended a fall view of the Glossop road. The prosecutor for the last twenty-five years had slept in that room, sad it had been his invariable custom to have a gas light burning during the whole of the night. About two o'clock on Sunday morn ing he was awoke by the crash of a square of glass in his bedroom window. The proneutor jumped out of bed, ex tinguished the light, and having drawn asi le the curtain!, be „discovered a hand grenade, with a lighted fuzee attached to it, laying burning upon the bale -ny outside in front of the window. The proaecutor desired his wife to stand on one side of the wir.dow while re occupied the other side, in order that they might avert the danger of the explosion which was about to take place. In a minute or so the canister exploded with a noise as loud as the discharge of the contents of a loaded cannon, but hap pily neither the prreecuter nor his wife sustained any in jury. The prosecutor observed that a ladder was placed Ihplast the balcony, and it moved slightly as if soma person was descending the steps. The alarm bell was instantly nub and the huffy were aroused. The gardener of the posesster speedily arrived, and the exterior of the mansion wee awashasel. They found the ladder resting against the balcony, together with the top of the grenade, and some lucifer matches, which were laid on the around immediately beneath the bedroom window. The report of the explosion attracted the attention of a policeman towards the scene of the outrage, and on the road he met some men running away. The officer seized one of them, who called out to the others " Come on, go into him ; murder him, or we are all done." Upon this remark being made one of the men seized the policeman by the caller, and another went towards a gate and picked up a atone, with which he struck the officer over the noes. A third man hit him • blow over the shoulder, which com pelled him to let go his hold, and the whole nasty then made off. The officer pursued, and whilst some of the men got over a wall tad escaped, the prisoner Bailey went down Spring Lau into some fields adjoining, where he was even tually captured. The officer returned into Spring Lane with his charge, when they met a man, who accosted Bailey with the remark, "Is that thee, Bill 1 " The prisoner replied in the af firmative, sad said be had only been engaged In a drunken spree. At that time, however, he was perfectly sober. Easor was apprehended in • few days after, but the other men remain at large. The evidence against the prisoners showed that they had been drinking together at a beer house near to the prosecutor's house on the eight of the out rags till nearly eleven o'clock. When Humor wee taken Into custody he said, after being duly cautioned, if a free pardon were granted to him he would tell all about the affair. There were ether facts which brought the CM home to the prisoners, who were both found Guilty. Butner, deferred. FUNERAL OP THE LATE CAPTAIN AND MEL 1111.Plati, AND TRAIN Two DAUOUTNIIS, LOST IN TN, OltiON.—The body of this unfortunate patina= was, with that of ble wife sad these of his two daughters, tateveyed cm wegsaadag, by the steamer Ethos, from Streamer to West Tube, where the vwsel was met bv a luge amebas of near relatives sad Maeda of the &amid and them proceeded to the faailritesyiaCtresad au the island of Olika. Oa mu les that Mead sal& of as Wain wa plaeM la a separate barge, aid rowed sabers. At this time the arlahlsovrira' lead wee severed wilts aaaltitades of Ilighleadtra, who had soles to see the lot sad riles patented over Wes whom they bad revered ow avid Welt sad M ai was a mosepalatal sad libeling ?MOLTS POOUI Gentle Brame Gentle Breese Gentle Brows Gentle Breeze Gentle Brow Gentle Brim Tamara's Hurrixos 141USTOL &RADOM .... GaramMlUH = Ain Calm _ Ihisrruux CIIMIIOOII CUM To= ......—.— WmKorea. Warm Burract Lam= Maws= ........ OLasoow Wind. Cloudless Partially Cloudy Oyereaet Partially Cloudy Hazy Overeast Hyrum& Omelet PoIN7 Overeat Omani Omura Partiany Cloudy OVIMINK Clotaizas Hymn& = CAM" Cindy Overload Omar. O F Clear Overawe Oviromet Omura Ovneast Partially Cloudy Partislly Cloud y °mart Partially Cloudy Partbily Cloudy &ado Brass Calm LTrit Aire Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese ales &w. N.W. N.W. E. &W. Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Calm OesUe Breese THIS DAY, Noox. Strength of wind. Weather. calm. Claer. The TetWU frail the following places did not reach this agica in time for publication yesterday ; they th erefore indicate the state of the weather as Thursday reerning at Ries o'clock. N.W. Tatum: uos aiMINGS Ratorrow N.W. Touuirroan N. Cam toinmo You WRITST B. DOM= N.W. Gentle Reams Overcast Oestle Breese Meehan Oalm Cloudless Calm Partiall Cloady Calm y Partially Cloudy = Breese Stmerery Omelet Cable Partiaily Coady fleet's Breese (henna calm &mew Oeatle Billet Partially Cloudy DEATH ON A RAILWAL—On the arrival of the up-mail train at Loughborough seinen, on Friday evening lest, a &welts' wu mimed from one of the carriage' in which hi W been placed at Derby: The tele graph wee eat to week le end a pilot-engine from Leicester station, and ascertain if passible what had become of him. Notts* woe also to be given to the engineers of the down mail train to be on the look-out for him. There was no spare ought* to be get at Leicester, consequently a telegra pkiestimmge was mat to Derby, and a pilot engine was dir patched from that town in gene of him. When the down mall had get we to Kegworth, the passenger was seen lying by the Me of the rails. On stopping the train and pro. cream to hie amistanes, he was found quite dead, and the train had taken off a portion of one foot. Whether the un fortunate men jumped out through the window (low he was locked in), or was leaning over Ike tide and overbalanced himself, is net known, but the probability is that It was i n t o neiestany done. We untentand his name to be Harley, a traveller for • Leaden house, who wu on his way from the north to London. HY anemias were interred at Kings ton, near Hegwerth, as Sunday. - - SHIPMENT HIP uorros /IT GIUMBET.—The head ing of this m u s h nap appear seraswbst minus sad eer ie& it is, that oe Wednesday awning last a wake arrived at Grimsby Desk fro. Manchester, camping a serge of sw sad twisted sotto. for shipment to at. Petweborg. As this is this the first we hews bad of the kind aims the hoe was le_a_ti l lt tweeted *little surprise. The t re k b oug h t up the old desk, where wed wee is malaise to re she my, sad la •hw boon it was at he way to the set above sesatleaod.—Menferi ihrowy. Elva the LONDON GAZSTTIL—Fricisy, July 111. WEILUAII CLAIMS, Bromley St. Lemastd, 1111ddlooes, Intake'', to mersradoe July 91 at 11, sad stew 93 at I, at Sednittall.Mrest. Si. mil Adam, Wkisobardwasd; Mt. mks., WNS.mas Malmo as uta% CISMIIIIMInt.squore, Keishestie sarehounimas, July ffia s ta ir ist a =r ow at at Bianstraamsist. WWI& ffialtdos.hooss; off. isile., mwa L llaingisffitmost. wYt- Jams now Ons. Planffinaf_ _ •now , My-mad, grew, ft at If, Ina Aug. nat 11, at laaanstaßstrest Sol t= ma. Ohnissasemsnisio; isarg., Camas, Joan Jam. Itrysasaire Bionsitro, coal merchant, Jaly Si and neg.*. at 14 M IMAM Olen Bale, 81/g, Brant; at sing., demo" !Maki. arum WILIAM LW, Rams, assassin. July 20 at 14, did An IT at 111, at 1400414. doll a l e , 4 =- bias, Kai Fins Penis. ; an., 14101`11. TI MM assa.actit and nriumit Issatan, B slam rad ins loam Jul n and Aso. 17, at 10. at B Omit. ffisblis sad and loon. larnandean; ale read[, Yaw, Illinimffian. Bonsavue Women= Ansi= Sum % Bid lannd, gad ThsrMsequare, ar_sawainnas prapaner. 116 at S. sad amt. 1I 11, at Om neinSubsol. OM, Cholsrd. adds ; % Abansds.has Sarni. Worsan, ink rail maker, July SI and AUL 19,st 10, at limffianun BM , Lowe, Birmingham; GIL Clitiatte, low* Woommta ß s, " oricultire, piper illinuteeturtv, July V and As& 14, at IS, et Leeds Court. Sol., Rayner, Sheffield ; off. wig,. Bops, Ld& DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDBNDS. luau Cameron Athos, Meth [de l br ewer — fad and final die. of la. ltd. On to 25. 9d. Oily declared), Jaly 13, or any millosenost Saturday, at Baker Neweattle.apos.Tyne. Trona* Avner= -dv.sl In bid , July 10, and any Tonday alter Nov. I. at OWldnall.enambero. loosen Ciasz, nth odeedsl broker —toddle. of Id., July 17, and tirsil mut Wednesdays at Graham's Coleman. street. GUM= Evan', Wass-y-pandy, Werionethohlre, cattle dealer—lot My, at To. 21d., July IS, and any enbeequeult Thursday, at Tuner's Liverpool. Lamm Missy Fauna,.., Scarborough, 17.41uhlre, Joiner—let div. or 1 .1 7 Id, and any aubocquent Monday or Tuesday, at Hops* Ueda ham Fames-04 or is. M., July it, and any Nada, after Nov. I, at Penned's, Oullffinanltembies. WILLIAM Gann, Blitishsad, Cluiddre, auctioneer—let dlv. of 7s, July 17, and any oubsequant Wedneeday, at Margin'; Liverpool. LIDI CUMI Born, Northampton-41v. of Od.„ any day, at Detintea, Nortlmisiptoo. Joss JACKSON, 118114/1441/8114 dlv. of 80.4 d., any Thanday, at Qa WiLtsma bemoans likadi =dger—let di.. of 1.. 5d., July 17, and Arm oalismosost Wsimadaya, at Graham's Coleman. WILLIAM Maw Nnao—dly. of I 11-74., Ally 10, and say Toesday after Now. I, at Pennell's, Oull4nalLehassbers. Joss Ouvsn, trteen'swoad, Mayawstar, plumber -lat die. of 12s. 3d., July 17, mad three subsequent Wedneedays, at Graham's, Colenuut. street.. Jona Rosman; Peetwood-within-Ainninortan, Chester, cotton ertnner —lst and final dlr. of Is. yd» July IJ, and any subsequent Tuns. day, at Ye 'per's, Wane:baster. Bassains Wass, Tower-street, chcesetnonier —3rd and thud die. of lid., July 14 and three subsequent Saturday., at Uroosa's, church-lam PIIII IP ANDIUM r. of 2a. 641., soy day, THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 1850. Conrad Miniriemsery ---- a taahloaably dremed man, was indicted for aissalting Thomas Solt, on the 21st of Aid), at St. George's, Hamover-square. No evidence of the recta was glees ; bat it will be recollected that the complaimmi, who is a gentleman well known in the sportiag wield s was assaulted. under sir cau.stanees that have already appeared. by the defendant, oa the day above•nsined, in Hyde-park. It having bees mentioned to the court on the previous day, when an application was made to fin it for one o'clock this day, that in all probability the learned counsel would be able to come to some arrangement that would save all further trouble end proceeding with the case, it was now intimated that the proposition had bees acceded to. and with the sanrioa of the court no evidenos would be offered, and all parties thus released from iiiconveniecco iu the The Common Scrjeant intimated his anent to the course prnpoesd. The prisoner having been given in charge to the jury and not any evidence offered, an acquittal was tales. POLICR-Y6STEILDAL SOUTHWARK. AN Btorsitrarr INTIIIIMPTID.- 1 A young man who said that he had recently come up from Yorkshire in the company of a married woman who absconded from her husband, applied for a warrant against the latter, for unlaw fully detaining a quantity of clothes and other property. The applicant, who spoke with a strong Yorkshire accent, said that his name is Frederick Saul, snit that he followed the businue of a grocer in Hoottingley ; that some time since he had been courting • young woman, the daughter of a collector at that plea, but that being compelled to leave the town on urgent business, his sweetheart married another man named Edw. Teske'', • butcher, residing in the same locality. Subsequently he had several interviews with the lady, the result of which was that she agreed to elope from her has- I nand, and accompany applicant to America. They accord ingly proceeded by different routes to Portsmouth, where they embarked in a ship boned for the United Stater, but the husband of his inamorata succeeded in pouneng upon them before the Teasel started, and carried off not only his' wife, but a large quantity of luggage belonging to applicant, the restitution of which he (applicant) was now desirous of enforcing, uTasker and his wife had arrived in London. A summons was accordingly placed in the hands of me of the officers, who 'ruddy introduced Tulin and hie frail helpmate into the presence of the magistrate, when it was con:ended that the husband having been put to great ex pense and trouble in tracing his wife, whose elopement was said to b• solely attributable to the solicitaii ins of Saul, it was only just that be should be allowed to retain as • set off the property which had come into his pusession. Complainant ejaculated—l am certain Mrs. Tesker loves me more than she does her husband, end I have no objection to give him 201. if he gives up all right and title to her. (Laughter.) I don't see, though, that I should be made pay for the delivery of my clothes. Mr. Burrell said that be could not ere how he could en force the claim of the consclainant after having acted so very disgraceful a part towards the defendant. At all events, he should not decide the question then, but should adjourn the cue until Wedneeday next, when he should give his dc c:aion if the parties, in the interim, did not come to some arrangement. mattar. DAILY WEATHER TABLE, The State of the Weather at Nine o'cdo:k yesterday arrested in order of latitni Conned WM■n. Named ?lam BATIIIIDAT, JULY 13, 1860. awn of tae following Maas at !awning. Tits stations are -61-1-e t.w State or Weather. at DennieVlbelßniepton: lows hew Wnesainne, King William.street, City, hosier-Ist die. of le. lld. any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basinghall-street. WILLIAM WON% Mount.plaoe, Walworth.roa 1, Ironmonger-Ist die. of 3s. 74... July 17, mad three subsequent Widnerbya, at Gra hats's, Cedemnsstreet. WALTIti ippon Strand, watchmaker —lst dlr. of 31., any Wednes- day, at W itmore's, Banngliall-suset. DIVIDENDS.—Angest 16. O. B. Absalom, Portamouth. coal men. ehant—Angust 2.. f. Cnappel, IlumdeSTaikshire, earthenware menu. Leturer —Anglia 2. 6. Chapel and J. Chanel, Handel, Yorkshire, earthenware maintbetarers—Aagnst 6. W. elay ton, Chespaide, City, carpet warehoseernaa—Angost 7. P. Goody, Brtdpnrt, Donetabire, tanker—August 7. W. Z. Gundry, Bridprst, Dotreetshire, banker— Niguel 2. J. Honitiall, Ingram-court, City, and Dunstan. Durham, interior and chain cable roanufasturer —August 9. B. Kidd, Tyne mouth, Northumberland, common brewer—A 3. W. bladdos, Liverpool, tailor—August S. IL Paris, Li grocer—August 2. D. Sheppard, Thoentaiale-Clay, Yorkshire, corn dealer—Amend 2. T. Swill, froonsosth and Chepstow, Monmouthshire, Brookweer, Glourestenhire, and Bristol, thither merchaat— August 13. W. Town ley, Bristol, slate merchant—August 3. W. roman), Detrick, Leices tershire, draper. OBitTIYICATE to Is gusted. =leo eaves be shown to the contrary, on the day of ineetlag. August 9. G. Burnett and U. A. Thompson. Neweastle-tipon-Tyne, and Jarrow, Durham, soda and alkali tnanufscture re—August 6. B. Royle, Manchester aid Arclariek, Lancashire, cheek and gingham manufacturer—August 3. W. Vanam, lbstock. Lelerstetshire, draper —August 6. W. Welford, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, common brewer. — PAitiNEESHIPS DISSOLVED.—T. Al:but, E. Allbut, and It. Hobson, Hanley, Staffordahire, printers, n far as regards It. Hobson —J. Arthur and Margaret Arthur, Sidney-place, Commercial-road East, cheesemongers—J. M. Burgess and Ann Coalmen, Warrincon, Lancashire, bout and shoemakers —T. It. Cobb and K. Cobb, Banbury, Onfordiaire, carperrers—T. Griffiths and C. If. May, Ldgeware-roapi, daders—T. Harding and J. Hardarg, Ea ro ker'sw, arrirraL fancy th.ruod, dl and coiourtnen —W. Harding and E. Harding. Ce.cktiowell, Breconslaire, Imendrapers—C. P. Harris and W. Crake, Birmingham, japanners—J. Loader and J. Nowell, Manchester, eating house keepers —J. Mannering and W. Mannering, Doer and River, Kent, millars—ll. Mar.yr and W. H. Parini', Laurence Pountney lane City, wholesale tea and coffee dcalera—C. Meigh, ten., C. Mehib, Jun., and J. W. Panichuret, IlanleF, Staffordshire , manufac turer of earthenware, an far as regards J. W. Pankbettst'—J. Moore and J. Grainger, Liverpool and Quebec—A. Murray and S. Hodgkin. son, Threadneeule-street, City—J. Page and K. Hurling, jun., Milk. street and lement's.court, City, General printers—W. Philpot, jun., and C. Millet, Matebtose, Kent, professors of dancing —T. P. It tw ain and A. IL Daniell, liegwortb, Leicestershire, surgeons—J. B. Hoedown and J. Wild. Thornton, Yorkshire, drapers—T. Stewart and It. Danderdale, Gnat Bolton, 'hire, tea dealers—W. Warren and H. Warren, Northampton, drapers—J. Woods and C. &man, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, auctloncera. semi' sEarnsrrevrioss. MAxiratt., Dundcr, merchant, July 18 and Ang. 12, at the Royal Hotel, Dundee. don livlrnslde, merchant, July 19 and Aug. C, at Mrs Inn, (lola*. MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British posersetons in Ameba, computed frost the returns made in the week en. ing the 9th day of July, 1310, is 25a. Ild. per cwt. Smolt , the produce of the Mauritius is per cw L Sugar the pro duce of the East Indies is 3ls. 30. per cwt. The serfage price of the three foregoing .kscriptions, jointly, is Its. M.—Gazette. BRISTOL, lIILT 12. Bvo►a.—The market has been steady but not active this week, and a. several importers still refrain from oaring their etecka —pending the struggle between the buyer and seller for the reduction of duty—the offices have been but lindly imp elled with umpire, and the transaction.. of the week are limited to uhout SOO Wulf. We•t India, chiefly to the Rearm and on which the importer. have derived the beet of the duty; no sales reported in East India or Maurt.hts, but in fotelan deatriptior.a oon•fdrnble business his been done, the particu.ars of which have not been allowed to transpire. For relined there is still a lively demand, and fun prices are paid for all descriptions of manufactured good% except ing treacle, which continues a drug. Yoe West India miasma there id dill no demand. for, but in the absence of supplies offering, no traneeetkos ire reported, lartarooL, JOLT 12. SIIOAR.--A steady demand, and the tales are 450 hhda. B. P., together with 9.000 bag. Bengal, chiefly good to fine white, at very full prices. No sales reported in torcign.—The s..les in SioLour. amount to 1,1 0 0 pun. , via., 6 . 0 puns. Porto Rico. including • e rgo to arrive, at 160 4 390 pu..s. Cuba Muscovado, at IS.. col. to 13a. 9d., and 200 puns. cloyed Cuba, at 13s. per cwt., buyers thereby having got the full advaatsge of the reduction in duty.—Corns: There is lees. inquiry fur Jamaica, but co change in price eon bo noticed; the sale. comprise 120 tcs. The ['fantail° , Ceylon offered by auction was mmtly withdrawn above the market value but SOO bag. mud ordi nary Native wire sold at 43.. 6d. to 44.: 100 bags 'lt. :hinge brought 45a. per cwt.-230 bag. black Pirate sold at lid. per lb. No of Cocoa. Gummy or l'lMMlTO.—mica ; A email lot °Miro lina brought les. lid., and 5,000 begs Bengal sold at 'a. 9d. to 9s. for middling to fair white, and M. 3.1. for brroken.—The busine... in Rim cunal.ta of 201 pa. Demerara, within the range of the quotations. TU.—The good Keeling eustionee, andlwices foe all common to good kinds ore • shade higher than last week. Nothing reported In either Ismou, Bow. Lae, or LAC Bra, and the other rules arc 400 boxes of rtAIRL SAO% at Mk; also emall par celsOf SAOO FLOI'D, at lib. per Cat, Ilind ti T a u cw o=i Bombay Lis anal', at 435. lid. to 475.611. per qr.—The in thyrrarait are eonthied to email lota, at 265. ad. to Se. per est.—There has been a pocenbitive demand fur Mature or SOPA, and fully 1,500 toe. &11. ehiefly at IN., and small lota tip to 14s. per cwt., which many now be couMdered the value. 7.117Z;07-iiiy - Tei;it sales making, is the or is elem.'. Only a moderate buoineo+ is reported In OVI.WODINI, the sales boiug small parcel of (limprachy LatiWOOD, at Of. 7s. GL to W. 1c.... oil tom gt. Doolngo,: at ~41.; 70 tons Jainvica. at 31. 11n. WI.; 15 was Cubs Fume, at W.; GO tow 13sasevou, at U. 1.75. 6d., and 30 tons Lies WOOD, et 121. to 131. 10s. per ton.-No sake reported in Tee- WWI nit or Tee. but prints remain unaltered. -A few tenting .ale. in common American Roans, at 2s. 9J. to 2s. 10d. per cwt.-Amos Mire continued in fair demand, and about 200 barrel+ bare ten sold at 31s. Cd. to 325. f d. for Pots, and at 235. Gd. to 295. per eat far Pearls. -The sales In Mau are only to a moderate extent, withoat change In prima. The demand for BIIMATOda continues limited, and rather lower prices have been accepted for some small lute taken es-ship.-13Vilae remains neglected; the sales are about 400 blip Palermo, at 12s. 9d. to 13e. per cwt.-33 asks Oporto red Anew" brought 30s. 6d. to 31a. 3d. per cwt., end a few asks Nag Asserri, Is. 7d. to In. 75d. per lb.-The transactions In MADDIIII and Manna Room arc too trilling to notioe.-Uuni Ott. has been more Inquired for, and about 900 tuns have fuundbuyers, at a small reduction for panels sold ex eittip.-Thc demand for pale Our. Ott. still continues good, about 230 tuns having been sold at 3 1 /. to 311. 3s. per tun. Nothing dose In I . OD OIL. 10 tuns American WHALE OIL are reported at MIL Is. per tun, 9 toes LAID OIL at US. to 3411. 3d. per Owt., and 12 tuns Brame at the quatations-Pale RAPS 011. Ls In moderate request at 1178. W. to 3ss., end SPOUTS 03 Tuersamine et 295. per ewt. -A good Inquiry exists fur LINOCILD OIL' 50 km realised 421. to 335. per stet. ; the latter is now the lowes t price.-Past Thei demand far imme diate use continues limited, the sake being only 70 tons, at 26/. Ifs. to 29/., but there has been some inquiry for arrival, end about 300 tow have been taken at 26/. sr. to 291. 10.. per ton.-Tho TALLOW market gave wuy a little at the beginning of the week, when NO. 9d. was ao. oepted for Petersburg Y.C., but subsequently eaten to some extent were made at 575. 3d. to 37e. Id. A few tons of Australian Mutton Tallow brought 368.0 d. per cwt.-Low id again rather dearer; the sales IN:items, at 335. to 335. Gil. per ewt.-Rollie Ilene is quiet, at former rates.-Jere: The sales amount to 1,100 bales, at 13/. 3s. to 10e. per ton, and the better qualities again mailed higher pekes, COTTON.—lavaapooL,J us.T 12.—Eaohlaccomilve advise from the United BMW gives intrematt midenoe of the injury already sustained by the arowlaa crop hymn saki and ahem weittistroutd Aran Inundations; ad sstb oho osolomo die United estimate generally formed of the preset step. There In as probability of its eaccedlng 1,100,000 ,whin; sod the mem gate and promise of the "rowing crop, altkreph • ifolabe Mooed country may bare been culti va t e d, are not almiansd be wieerege a larger estimate. Dariog the past mad prang min Oho ornaloty which any curb Ilmltatian In the sup. rigsceetlen b minshild to awaken has inn uenord • brisk era emend no wail illetaloutaged in bolding • present y e Zl7 . ttlr thedve valasalish nesehetseat bare now eha at Pe prireetalmisdprisei wed .preulakes we Is It a Web isst et Immlimml. the aleriehe et mossy ihtg e :::: haft le ma la wales& UR wok the seletwore iia Ides the pesahltry have semmilat KM lam he dawmmd is FM, dem* Ire bit on yermat Om It hea melee* beam ifs Gobi MO beheot the abealed rho Wham, 4M0011110111M110111111&6111 se heavyset. Arida have boom logomal dblt dlemmit, and they have s i p rel ea: lOL the salleeleed wham kr A* V aM ars aihaeh 14. peith,. ad hetet Odom per lb. are ta Ise& musk rad tkey Ws have eh heihd Mar at bit harals hem Ism sumrai pea hersh et ea abase et bd. Data he et Areatesh Shia% IN Ifirmirma, SAN sad IN at hest. have beta Ohs salyssahilea toad • 110 Paroh, I Illklahrb, gM OMNI. and IN Mew he apart. WOOL—Lissom. idly 12. Maass 1i Ws quality assipoloi la the owls at Wool oolos wig powarls. ass& US el ow lows sot tram So ordrosi asllity bills sue& a :WS sassi sola oh sod bra ii• Mob et lembiWessioliiillft tbrellgiMek/ pins lave bean for the better sorts ntlintained. The woo Loueg I:4llnemeroully attended by both home and cowl wow bogie; sass tie Vises have with re. exceed ma been equal to th e a i m Ts. Wow qualities of blth combing and clothing arms bid there is a relinctiew et about id, to Id. en liagiler=ptioos. Foreign height roaringly is tbe only per of the mk s from an 'admire d.= tbat prim would dare FL , as ...vs_ der the imam ed the prime far ean0...7. , W9OB. hues .. Wm.. Maid they perehased mere freely, and beef taken Mout their end gore. Mn 4 of like Sydney Wog debealleisd by bon, whisk with the imp geentlty we Girls& has nosed Wen le rids bwdoes hello - elsaan d hes inn beer a r e pureltaned seeder et ves, solassitsg reies. Peet Pliny Weal mesas an anise buts, the sendelho georally fiegnisr. Ten Musa% Load duke /rwe oohed In wz it elenny seeditlin, end Seeks sal geese wed* hes retarded Ur ask ut whore the eewilden sepether they lege eseuentbd M b en ges. 7lt• Midis Wed la rather a holm twedlnon, but the leeks mswirgad have temlbed tati retie. of Ss in good rower obi 'kite awl plass. The small of Cape Wool efned ter Width spirit at full pekes. Last 7 Ml* Say reedy isms, ang li ple the ewe gaskets we adios a billing advance. AILSIaIIiT WOOS PAIL--Tills far wee held in the Ilatint-equaro„ AAsslimi, oaf ursday kat. The quantity of Wool =dwas rather kw, than year. The quality waa of first-rate pdon. The prima obtained were ommiderably above the aver age, resift from We. to 801. per tod. Damn. Paz..—ht the Davis , " Wool fair (held yester day) there wee • large atteedanee of both buyers and inlet", and about 2',000 dame of Wool, the greater part of which sold at pricer varying from Vs. to tit ; good flocks of the tmal proportions of ewe led ISM fetching from 38e. to 80s. tod one let pelting at and all leg, 31e. A aasiderable quantity was sold before the fair, but subject to today's prices. Lind), JULY 12.—1 n the English wool market this day there has been Do materiel change this week. Prices are firm, and combing wools sail freely, but do not realise rates in proportinu to the quotatioes asked by the farmers for the new clips. In the foreign wool market burinsm has been active. Prices at late qaotations. You, July 11.—Then was • good show of long Wool again at our market, but rather inai,y; for the derdera, maniere, and manufaeturers, being rathr r rime in their purchases, would not give so great a price es demanded. Good long Wool, all hog, 12r. ed to ja g , eg, ; half bog end half ewe, I is. 6d, to 12s. 6d.; Are Cheviot hog, 16d.; balf.bred, re 6d. to 95.; lock/ and oats, 7s. to fa, par stor e. Several tote were left unsold; little bu.iness wee done 1 :1 sew Wool. HOSIERY. &e.—Lziczerits, July 12.—The shipping demand for the United States is doing. The Continental order rtil keep coming int i the market, and a fair average bu.inen at doing for the Continent, the Levant, and the colonies. The home demand :owing to the advanced ratite of Wool) has set in earlier than usual, the large wholerale boasts wishing to ware stacks In hand, previous to these dye:sees coming into operation, as far as possible. Yarns have ad vanced a third halfpenny to Is seek, and spinners state that they are not yet at all equal to the new rates for wool, and that further ad vances must take plate as they get out of clock. Under present eir cramstante till all the old material in band is worked up, there will be ple s, nty of eta layman; but we fear there will be considerable digleulty ea (unless the yaw= demand is beyond an average one) in resifting the heavy advance which has taken plane in Wool, when it MOM fully into operation in manufactured goods. The rise in cotton and *read is considerable, and will make • aeneible difference in the peke Menne of the decals made In this market. We fear it will operate against the accumulation of stocks for the spring. NIITALS.—Lonnon, July 12.—Than hu not been much busbies emielwied in the market Joe Speller We week; at the sense line, however, holders are firm, and few tellers are to be met with under 111. per ton on the spot. The sales made are small for , t om the market there Is likely to keep kng in a qui e t s t a t e . For Tln ls • good demand, and bohlers are firm. Bane iis 735., Straits, 711. to 725., British block and bar, 745, to 735. per at these rates there are not free aellere. Tin Plates have been went demand, I nd prices are on the advanoe, Cto selling at 17s. to 275. &I, c Charcoal, 32,p. to 335. per box. In I trop openvions ate upon a limited scale, with sellers of British Pig at 171. 10e. to 17f. Ins., and sheet, Pi. ZiP, to WI. 10s. In Swedish Steel Gansu- Wes have been moderate ; leg, at 131. 17e. 6d. to 141., and faggot, It& 7s. Gd. to 131. per ton. Previous terms are supported for ()op per, arid orders do not fall off. In common Welch Bur Iron oanaider able purchases hove been made, and prices are firm, at 41. 12s. 6d. to ISs. per ton in Waks. I bere lias Men • better demand for rails there are not tellers coder 41. lie. per too. In Scotch Pig Iron transactions bare been moderate, and previous terms are not to be obtained. Sales of No. 1 have been made at 4ss. 6d. to 465., and mixed numbers, 445. 6d. to 435. per ton. CORM—Bat° RTON, July 11.—The supply of Wheat con tinues to CAM to market eery short, and to-day it met with free male at 2s. to 3e. per qr. advance. Oats and Beans were Gd. to 1.. per qr. dearer. Peas unaltered. to/Nat, white, 111. to IV.; red, WI. Sc. to 10/. 15.. Bark', 2os. to 225. Oats, 16s. 4 17s. 6d. Beans, 2.55. to Ns. Peas, 26e. to 275. Citzoutroau, July 13.—Thera wu but a small supply of Wheat at market to-day, and being a brialt demand, the prices of all beet matinee must be quoted 2a. per qr. higher ; red,lls. to Vs.; white, 47.. to Ile. Beans rather dearer. Other spring Corn nominal CC/Vl:nal% July 12.—Our market wu email to-day. Wheat wan so:d at better ;prices, and a small advance w3l made on Beans and Oita. No trade In Barley, except for grinding. wheat, 156. 6d. to 161'. 6d. Barley. grinding, 21s. to 225. 6d. Wu., 125. to 23e. Beane, Ile.to 12a. Yeas, les. t.d. to Ile. 1.31. • - EXETER, July 12.—Wheat in goo 4 demand to-day, at an advance from Llet market-41v of Is. to .to. per qr. Barley and Data, Cal. to le. per qr. dearer. - - HAYWARD S HEATH, July 10.—Wheat in short supply, and sold heel', at an advance of 2.1. to 3a. per qr. ()ats, Gd. tole. per qr. dearer, as were also Beans. Wheat, wharf, Ilt. to I2Z. • red, LOS. 31. to lot. 10s. B ar l e y, 2 0 s. to 22 5. Oats, IC .. to Vs. i3earo, 255. to 265. Peas, IC4, to tea. Littcot.x, July 12.—Aran small show of Wheat at oar =Fitt to-day, Lumen asking 2s. to 3& &divans*, which checked busi ness and v...ry dale Wheat changed hands. Scncei; scything doing in spring corn. The pricte for Bean. sod flats locking upwards. Wheat, red, 41s. to 445.; white, tau t., 49a. Barley, Us. to 375. Bate, 14s. to 2 0 5. Beans, 235. to JO& per qr. - - I.dranroot., it:LT , 2.—We hays: had a firm and steady trade in corn since Tuesday, with a little Improveinent in the wee titer. At this morning's martet the businewt in wheat and dour erne to • moderate extent, at very full pekes, holders showing much confi dence. A good many oats were sold, and prices were id. per bushel higher. Barley, beano, and ten supported late rates. There were some buyers of Indian corn at market, who would have operated if holders would have conceded • Lute in price, but they were firm foe late rims, and the a.tual bushes' was only limited. Arriv. from the nth to the 11th July, inclusive, into Liverpool : Wheat, 6,130 qrs.; Malt, 58; Indian Corn, 7,131; Flour, 1,336 sacks and 763 barrels. SOUTHAXPTON, July 12.—The supply of grain from the growers continues scanty, and the few samples Mown were readily bought at an advance of la. to 2*. per qr. on last week'. pricm• red . filching lui. ICs. to 11/. • and white, mixed, Ilk to HIM/ in moderate demand, without charge in vaMe. Oats rather more in quired for, at somewhat better priem• black fetching 16a, to Inr. per qr.; and white, feed, 13s. to 17a.; and heavy, las. to 21*. In Beans no change. Flour a better sale, at 31s. to 325. per sack. WaggrlELD, July 12.-We have a good arrival of Wheat ; sellers hold firmly at an advance of 2s. per qr. from last week, and the businera done is at this enhancement ; mtlkn, however, are not free buyers. Barey folly as high. Oats and etehint rather Lairer. Beans steady. Little doing in other articles. Present prices: Wheat, per qr. of 60:bs. to the bushel, Suffolk, Elam. and Kent, red, new, 435. to 454.; extra, 46a.; white, 46... to Co.; extra, 30a; Nor. folk and Hants, red, 42a. to 43e.; extra, els. • white, 41e. to 445.; extra, 305.; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 395. to 415.; extra, 445.; white, 40e. to 425.; extra, 464.; Teekshae, red, 37.. to 39a.; eater, 43..; white, 395. to 414.; extra, 465.; tranvia and Kontesburg, white, old, 435. to 465.; extra, 43e.; Lower Battle and Hamburg, red, 375. to 39a; ext . r . 1 1 :211.; Mediterranean, red, SU. to 33e.; extra, 3611.; English, old, 37e. to Ile.; white, 47e. Barley, per imperial qr., Norfolk and Sudo 225. to 21e.; ultra, 23a; lan oalnahtre and Yorkshire. 21s. to 230.; extra, 245.; Scotch. 22e. to 235.; extra, 244.; grinding, 19s. to 21e. • foreign, 200. to 25.; extra, 2 ;s. Bean., per qr., 631 b. to the bushel, small, tine, old, 325. to 335.; new, 27e. to 29e.; ticks, old, 30e. to 315.; aew, 2.... to 23a; foreign, new, 255. to 275. Oat., per stone, combos, 74d. to 9%.; t 3 r i a i. ; Shelling, 7 pc id ; tloolii".;ofez tra, 2611l ti h, to td.; foreign, 7i s2 d is. W ; Mal t , l per load of 6 bushels, 34.. to 36e.• Peas, per qr. Imp., bine and white boiler, 235. to 275.; extra, 211 a; grey and feed, 24e. to 23r.; extra, 265. Rapeseed, per last imp., English 27/. to 291.; foreign, 271. to 291. Linseed, per imp. qr., 33a. to 46a. Imports during the week ; Wheat, 14,44:. qrs.; Barley, 393. Oats, 628 ; Beane, 614 ; Peas, 139 ; Linseed, 219; Shelling,23o loads; Malt, 24J. CATTLE, &e.—CARLIISLE, July 11.—Beasts : About 24 on offer, quality anything but 'tool; basiatoe slowly transacted, end, at a late hour, several remained unsold. Prices, from ss. 3d. to 6s. sheep and lambs : A very full market, the pros being quite Iti:ed; sad Mere could not be fewer than $3O Sheep and 150 Lames. Several buyers for the Liv erp ool and other markets being present, a soca bu siness was done, and nearly the whetted that large supply found pur chasers, at primes a trine in advance of those recently quoted. sheep and Lambs veld at trout 50. to 661. Ciders; About 25 btouglit to market, quality generally good; a reedy sale, at prices ranging from 40. to sd. per lb. EKETEIt, July 12.—A modern% supply of Beasts, with bat rattier dull sole. Best fat lleef, Ps. to Se. 6d. per score. Store Bullocks generally sold at late rates. A plentiful supply of Sheep; fat wethers, 3d. to Sid. per lb.; ewes. Std. to sd. A m uc h L ager supply of Pork earanies thus List week, probably arced i. tied by tae ensuing visit of the 'loyal Agricultural Amosuclon. Prices mottled from tie. 6d. to 84. 4d. per wore. YORK PRTIIR FAIIL—This antud line end Cattle fair was held on Wednesday last, without Walmitate-lair. There was only • very thin supply of Beasts, which appeared to meet with a very dull market, at • shade less in price. A good show of Horses, and a fair busizwes doing. Anything in the farming line appeared to meet with • ready sale. However, the market altogether was of an ex ceedingly dull nature. GLASGOW, July 11.—Our maiket this morning was not so well supplied as last day. tkiles nary doll, sod pekes something stmt. lar to those of last day. Best 0: Beef, Me.; second, 43e. to 475.; Cows, Bulbs, and inferior Beasts, 4g.. to 42e. per cwt., sinking offal. The Sheep market was well supplied with line aged redder.. Sake dull, and rides similar to those of last d a y. Best aged M u tt on , list. d.second, 4 . to Sid. per lb. Ewes and inferior, 4d. to 4,d. per lb. Waking o al. A large supply of Lambe, with dull sake. Prim. nom 3e. to lea each, according to weight and quality. Fed Wye. dull, at from Me. to 4:a. rig*, from Ws. to SM. per cwt. HOP INTELLIGENCE. WADIMIST, July IL—Since our last report, our hops are not doing so well, the late boisterous weather end cold nights have greatly retarded their growth. WALDRON, July 11 —The hops in this neighbourhood have retrograded considerably since sat week, so much so that any thing like a good crop appears very duubUttl. SeAL, July 10.—The bine is strong and healthy. The lets wind has not done us any material injury. We have is. Motu had a better prospect of a good amp. TtouttuttaT, July 11.—The hop Dines in this parish bare programmed but little during the past week, and in some of our planta tions the bine is getting yellow at the bottom. Batlittrumn, July ll.—Ws continuo quite clean, but hare not made much proorress during the past work.—fluty, 100,0001. linaTitrild,u, July 11.—Tho hops are making good pro. PPokitlikitsli. July 11: The hops continue abouttho same. BIRDS, July 11.—Tho change in the weather since our loot rewttrt has been favourable for the growth of bops ; although the winds have dorteaousiderable mischief on exposed situations, we mod notice improvement. We have many acres of hope which are back ward and pinny no vermin whotever. UDIMOICS, J uly 11.—Ths hop continuo in • graw ing state ; but the late winds have dilgured than coratidenibly. There aro several gardens at present slack of bine, and burdened with heavy poise, vrblott were the most productive last year. looadtstrAw July 11.—We nut ooasidor the bine in this wish ra good, but, like Mame and Bred', we perceive a deft. Massy of bi ns in many gardens, which in a great measure le from heavy poling. Its late winds have dose misobkif, not only booting the heeds of the tans of, but anDantanierslite number of branches, which mast have • my bed ; no vermin (dray sort. Jai y 11. —Use hope have not wads Much the led tan days, tot they are now in a state to du so with rt i cls7 and Ism cold sights. BATTLI, Jaly 11.—Ws shall have nothing to complain of If the bins contlauss to es it his done Mho year. Ca rsvi July 11. —Being aalas, unless there happens be a solitary limns, that Iwo weed genital obaervalice.— Stoney theirdird. Despatches Well Mt off yesterday morning from W Casale! Otiss Im as ammo of Ike Nora Almeria& Minim BAILED. AT-ma-from Gravesend, July 12, to Bee Neva-from Liverpool, July 12, to 110:1.1 Das,-from Liverpool, July 12, to ...... DoLewis- from Cardiff, July 11. to Dm re, ESU-from Liverpool, July 12, to ..... . . • limes-from Liverpool, July 12, to litramsers-irom Liverpool, July 12, to ENIIA-17001 Plymouth, July 10, to Foarosaro Oswato-from Cardiff, July 11, to ti. Fimer-tams Liverpool, July 12, to Favorers-from Liverpool, July 12 to Onmansa-from Liverpool, July 12, to °maxima-from Gravesend, July t 2, to GLeasea-from Cardiff, July 11, to Ileisuomea-from Cardiff, July 11, to. liasurve-from Shields, July 10 ' to HAMM:NV-from Gravesend, Jelly 12, to bioax-from Cardiff, July it, to Issco-from Liverpool, July 12, to Jape-from Liverpool, July 12, to Joemena-from Liverpool, July 12, to Jeue AND MARIA-from Liverpool, July 12, t i J. Rana..-from Liverpool, July 12, to ...... 14/111 Gum -tram Plymouth, July 11, Lame Lass-from Queenstown, July 10, ito L.NDON Farmer-from LiverpooL July 12, Illoacaroa-from Liverpool, July 12, to .. . MAIM 11ANTLIT-from Liverpool • July 11, lffesserroca-from Gravesend, July 11, to. . Mratun-from Falmouth, July 10, tn. . . MATHILDI-iron Gainaboroush, July 10, t• MAIT-41.041 UDC enstown, July 10, t 0... . NAIAD -from Cardiff, July 11, to Snow-from Gravesend, July I? to OILLIANS- from Liverpool, July 12, to • . Prasevaetsco-from Gravesend, July 12, Pmaan-from Shields, July 10, to NIALCCA-from Falmouth, July 10, to . . Souris:a-from Cardiff, July ii, t 0.... Sorer-eve- from leemp. , rt, July 11, to .. . SISTERS-from Itam.gate, 'WI 11, to STAR-from Gravesend, July 12, to STCYONAN -from Liverpool, July 12, to S. F.. PALIIII-1113211 Liverpool, July VESSELS SPOKEN N'l Corm& from Calraqi. .it, 34.16 6. Just Loin, from en!cutta for Lon.' MAJIT Yctq from Liver; out Mar Ps t x!rj . 4l`44 4 4.4.11,1 . r0m L udon for tit, 12 N., lon. 21 W. Vicr, .hip), ?NM c. of of ratzgor. lon. 34.39 W. L ~R )I [Advertionnect.]—Tint MOST it pcm ma Cuss or istositorioe, :Iron. 31 A 7/:. HOLLOWAY'S rii -c,ptain Smith. nt•ila spent the greater part of his life .11 L Atl.l that three in warm climates, ea:feted dreadna: and indigestion, ant often to each an extent impo•sibte (or Atm to nvorer ; he fo!taned the ad both at home ant abroad, hat seitholit benefit r with liallowsrA .00 •oon esperioncol so I perrevered in WWI/ them IOT aew Week!, w hen h perfectly reotort•L • ftseal Sc .1,1 Ott:gal.:4 and at rrotessei 11 Establishment, `:rand. BIRTHS. MAItHIAtiES. :CND DEATHS. BI CLARKE.—JuIy P, the enfe the Ile, 11. S. Clerke, IcoreSez Christ Chureh, .11, of r aeuehter. S, the lixtory, You.:, the niu B. theborne, .4 a eon, st.:l-bons. LAW. July :, at Annan:Lex-erre:, Mr.. W. It. WR..of a daughter . S, at ratersauetroc. As lemon, ti•-tegase, C the Rev. 1 of ItAIISEE. —Jule 7, at Taue.r-temee, Sto:e, the wl:e of Mt. E. rk.i fey, ul a ,611;;hter. MARLIN t).—July 6, at Mellohim, the et of Mr. F. G. $111:..1: al a 1411. STOKF.S.—Ju4 12. at 7, Gl.sucer-plaer, limas:,", Hr.. 11. Graham Rotes, of a km. ireliEtt.—July 11, tat Ittll-house, 11aw1412, the w Tuck er, of ti.kuichter. TW EDDLE. —July lloughtan.tr-Sprisi, the Weddle. of *nu MARRIAGES. BOWES—P.VIEA.—JuIy at St. Marti*. Elver M-. London, to Elizabeth, third daughter of the tn. Mr. tt. Itz Manchester. DALZIEL-JAMIEAON.-July A, by the Rte. J. • Free Church, Monkten, Ayr, Mr. J. N.. daughter of the late J. Jamieson, EN. TANK- DELL.-July 10, at Charles' Church. l'lrivu , '• Vane, fourth son of Mr. T. Fans. of Erusrortb, to . youngest daughter of Mr. N. DelL 1 . 00 T -SW IltE.-July 10, at St. Bride's, by the Res. L ••• of Longbrody, Doreetabire, the tier. It. G. Edot, Trinity Church, Rotherhithe, to Marta Lousu, . late J. Suite, Esq., of Liverpol. ItltlilA-WEIR. -July ti, at Trienneuth perish :hush. Mt. 11. Higgs, to Miss Khasbeth Weir, both of North stne..b. STItLIr 10, at At. Allinsund'a Verbs., Mr. Loos, Oroirge. only .on of Mr. U. Street. of M fJ Mary Ann, olden daughter of Mr. V. Kirk, leer y. TAYLOR-JOIINSON. - July A, at St. Werburglis Church, Per' by the Ker. 11. A. Pool, Curate, Mr. T. Taylor, to 1100rti.,,•. daughter of Mr. A. Johnson, of Derby. WIIITR-RATTENAVRY.-July 10, Bee. W. J. Otipparci, J. White. Kaq., of London, to Trieci;;a, limy, of the Late W. itattenbury, lair., of Plymouth. at Tlympton DEATHS. CUTII RI:RT.—July 7, at Ardroaaan, Mr. J. Cuthbert, *eta ISX`liElt.—July It. Mrs. Docker, of Stockport. aft' ,l,4 . 6RaY.—July S, at Millbly-grove. Mnioutb, W. Munn.sou •`.) U. tiny, Est, Capt. &M., aged IS 14511N93.--isly 10. Jesie,Tpusgest daughter of Mt. J. Miami., HILL—July 10, at Lanark, Itlebard, younger' eon d Mr. P. WU. MYRES.—ittly 11, at Beak= Itatbour, Mr. 6.llyror, Aged 1. PALIIBIL—JuIy 6, at Nuneaton. Jane, w of Mr. L. relnu.r, fa• nterly tke Excise.ollos„ aged 71. PAMER.-lulr 10, at Upper Partianynt.street, wur Paolo; Mid 62. SLATEIL—Jay It, at atereleerw, Hatatetead, Mae S:1 1 : , To 12 ha. Odi Jett. N - rNma VC= Ileums Itome ot o. el Locol* ° ' MN% at Ur ilk sinskillis psis& at Jaa 0.04 heß:ii:remin:2 7.1. Bfr .P koo tr aw ßlsBL/:46:::::::::::::00.7.: pe., ,nnti. -Two sets of couch houses end estatiipine:4l-ri.44-:::: bold estate, known aapAervhafonraduLodgra,...4eo,4,H:l:::::_l:'::V:' ° !in fams d ofTeee d , 24 lo 3 r sere/ 2201. of fu..°ol°•wid'tit,,filothprlixteditzo,47 44::t'i.obiri_tits.::::.,::111:::1.: o n gfilli: rd ctmellesisilL i s ,urnet . °ld e r l ,}.tarraft. l anA ed faldtua ß fr:v i c eP k atmadriz li edtke o inifo ne erfni4l2l . l4l li a i 7 C l4 .l . --3 41:ta D ir , t 1: n p ': l I f: i r el d :" . : ' 2., : :: 1 , ;: e. :1 , ' t. ; , 1 .4 2 ' t m A AA n oundpiow oMarie fuist:raT2d o ; f :l2 :ead Lß.:: 4 Mg sewn acren.-1.51)02. Y r let for 231. 10e.-710/. 2cipan:prolOyl rN.TfolgerOdwaplirirr,il.nimeltitpif,po:airtpeitilp:2;:an.ateelnOndstu.ntr-;:t4Opiod. thue.,slar,(o., 'and f : :: . vi i 44 :l 3 ' . ; Freehold revenion, at the eu e_ x r p 3R i . r 7 a L,... tiiii .,./6 : zr .i N.c, . j...., (.4. I q it. e t , i 0, per ' upon property between Kennington C cl c,,,,, , ~ • !.._-___. . ...___1 _ __............. (Thosot Oinsiormiras. Ike ' Wog ~ .., - tj... CASUALTIEB . 4, Th Patiewee, Kyntlell, from Leghorn, gut elf th q ~,, , .. night, and was towed into harbour ~..,„ .:-,'1 , 1 4,g her cargo at the dockyard. It is not tiloug .. -3. ,',1! Milted any damage.-Portamouth, Jul y 11. 4 the "1"41* LESITSD. - MAILS. - ---------- -.. PLIIHt L isbo n Batonl a i l : aban o: Lin : m . : 8d ... . 0a, : : : : : e et iii d ifs : : .. .. 1 . .... , : : : : : . : . .. t. : : .........::::::::::::::: - " T A : ----f . : 7. j , OR. 1 0 0 ......... J 4•, 1, 0 a ........ j, . 0 0 .......... q Mexico and Havatudt ........ Jul y ,;,; 0 0 Welt India ... O Brazil ............... 1411 2 ,2,, , --_____________ • ARM! V E D. Ammer -at Gravesend, July 11, fruit ......... .. , , g.... , . Arraenna-off Deal, July 11. trim. . -..... .. .. , I ; ADALIMR-at (lueetutowit, Jul, 10, ........ .. ....,,, L. A Ages-at Lynn, July 11, fr0m........... . ....... . ...1.; . ...,... horns GmeLv-at Gravesend,'` July 11, IT , Ic . ! Asuar.rsa-at Gravesend, July 11, from ............ .. ~ f. ,,', Acucar Louisa-at Gravesend, July IL fr .: . AMAX .orris -atGravesend„ July 12, fr,: . . :, .., ~, ..., AISTABINLa-at Grareeend, July 12, from , Barrow Iscae-at Gravesend, July 12, her . t.... . i..• :. 744,3 11.toLme Carats-at Falmouth , July 11, fr.. , :: . (nevem,' Mcwasva-at Truro, July 11, fr .:c . .., ,: , . ~ :. Cosa-off uverpooi, July 12, term Et , evawni-at Portsmouth, July 11, fr0m..... ... . e . y. .uEm,--at &ni leone, Jul, 10, from. Chavoiesd. July 11, from ... Paws. Parlasos-at Gravesend, July 11, !i. ,ii .4 Elons-at Gravesend, July 12, from GARDTRA--at Gravesend, July 11, hum_ .. Grram-atL Irerpool, July 12, from.... .. , . ' GAMelii-off Dartmouth, July 7, (for Sydt.e ! Gar-oft Queenstown, July 10, from 1 .„ , GRORGC-of Deal, July 11, hem Gaffers-off the North Foreland. Ju4 1I . hut, . , ~.. IL L. UARILTOS-at Liverpool, July 1 2, fr o m ... 'lsomer 1-atGraveread, July 11, from ..... . '•t flannre--at Gravesend, July 11, from ..... r. HI.RT CAIRARNRA -at Gravesend. July 12, :r :. .. , . -.„ , ... Iltorrrxr-ser Deal, July 11, from Isbcmar -at Gravamend.:July 11, from ....... ...... .. . : ... e lus-at Liverpool, J ull 2, from Joassai nommen -off Deal, July 11, f-.•:. . „ Jam-at Gravesend, July 11, from JORIARRA Paumarca-at Gravesend, July 12., .Li 1 Karmaa-at Liverpool, July 12, from .. . A: .. Koss's° Earorar Acousr-at Gravesend, Jul! . 1.4 f ... .... ~ Kraavroars-off D.A.. July 11, from •••.. l Lanni-et Hull, J uly 10, from a . Limier-at Hull, July 11, from Ltount -at Gravetend, July 12, from •-• Lana -at Gravesend, July 12, from . . ..... .. 1 Mutosawrns-at Gravesend, July 11, fro:a . . MART-at Gravesend, July 12, from „ . , MATILDA-at Plymouth, July 10, from Msrarnc-off Deal, July 11 from ......... . ..... .. -:. „ _ . J Paorowns-at Liverpool, uly 12, Iron Paorvm-off Liverpool, July 12, from . Puir.rra-at %inkhorn; July 10, from . (.11 rrzy-off Liverpool July 12, from Does-at lalmcutb, July 10, from • b s ,: y r Lr uu n- r,a 0 ...., ff il d u pcii4 eenstow jui n, yl J i u , ly from lo, ...fr . o . m. . _. aka, and (Meta, ..era. gardens, e, let f , 231.