The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-21 00:00:00

SPORTING. YORK AUGUST MEETING. TVISDAT MORNING. EGTBIBB FOR PLATIB, !s.—Wroommar. Quint's PLATS. TM, sailee.--Ceskerevnal, 6 ps; lia.alniae, 4 yn; %lel, 4 ps • Prier of Laamost, 3 yrs; tdalphea, shod; loarles ? le i% 6 yrs; Bermes% 41rs; Me Sweep, 3_yrs • Maid of Teas Veiny. 4 7141 I'M se CV". 3rt Prlaner. 4 yes; Manny, 4yre. DOOMS STAISS.-111dolphss, ides mod Lie, by Tombstone, yrs ; Lady ,3i n. TIMMDAT. Lorimar PLATS. Optimal intim mights.—Seerboroseh, 3 Y's (MO ; As4shmera ir ian (1101 ); French Bury, 3 yrs (601.); Mary Gobbler, (601 ); Onlinr, 4 yrs (1600 ; Gladioli, 3 yrs (1000 ; r teherais„ 3 pre (601.). FRIDAY. Gram's Piers ros Maass. Three soAm—Lady Wee, 3 ler . ; Duman, 4 Ire ; Lae 3 yrs; Maid el Machass,6 Ire ; ! Sister to the Swallow, 3 yrs; Polosaise, 4 yrs; Printer, 4 ,• Medici., 3 yrs; Cuomo, 6 yrn; rreeek Sou, 3 yrs ; Bt Bosnia, 4 tre ; Aohnnutbes„ 3 yrn Mammal Firm Optimal soldm miens. sad a half Bearboroaph, 3 Ire; Mee/ Gobbler, aged (301); Aedalesise, 4 yrs (301.1; Boale's Piano, 6 yn; Poloaeise, 4 yrs (601 ); French easy, 3rn (3IG); Chief Junes, to 3 Clarr sii 3 ) yn (600; Ormsby, 4 fn (601.); ASSITALO: The Barer, Minima, Cabs, The Cloth worker, Csatab, St. dee. Mildew. b e by Bailin or Re trim, dm by Anon, 2 we ; be by Bay Middleton oat ol Canada, 3 In; PJaria, Life Oaarderaar, Barked's Glory, Too Spiny, William the Conqueror, Collimation!, Kim or Cade Canna Great, lane Noes, litak's Plume, Lady Breed', Prise at Lamson, Harriett, Buena sok, Lady Edell Achpearbes, Glediene, Maid or Mashies, Anus, Sort:Grouch, Given Bre, Itsdalphas, Tritium, Urrrl, liol thorn, Barents, Wacheraft, Potor the Great. Geeslin, Cockenneeth, IC•ll or Cuff, Swoop, /underarm. Urn to Swallow, Iteslity, Mary Gobbler, Maid or Tam Valley, Druphis, La ly Mowbray, Mark Tapley, Printers, Brother to Entracte, Canton, Preens eery, Penman*, Baby, Tight waist, 'ulna, Loo, Moho, Chatterer, Pafford, de. GREAT YARMOUTH RACES.—TIIESDAT. Then rate, though established "stay yean, have wall non Tenafly excited sr y interest th• sparing wield, when, under the nsasgemett of an active offlarsittee, aided by Imply-nausea fande which ban beta subseritied, they have attained a mock higher' leak. The tan of steward was this* year tempted by CoL Peel, 11 P., J. 8. Drinkald, Zig.. sad Sir B. H. K. Lune, Bart. The eosin ie on the South Dew, a nose beautiful level egress Put t sad with a little ears it night anquatiosably be wade the Ease& cause fa Baglaud. VAVIIIALL Brazos of 5 son. oath, with 25 added by Mrs Frank ha, ha part a her nbseriptioa of SW.; wieners once fa 18.50 to cony 31b ; twice, bib; thrice, 31b etas; hones having nu once is 1850 (before starting for this nee), sod not platted first re s end, to be sneered 3kb ; twice, Sib tar ce, B.P. OD@ Oise heats. her. rtepbeaset's Dromedary colt. f yrs. 7et eb hies (floral 4 1 1 Germ's laillueb, S yrs, 7w 31b (J. Maas I Mr. Deers Omani, 4 yn, rat 71b Mr. sands's Wkitestoste, S yrs, ear lib In no first beat, Olean* (the isvosriw) won by a seek. In the etoolid best, Balbach led, Mewed by Cayenne, but is rimed og the lit post the eolt peeled then, sad won easily by a length, Cayes's* Wag a good third. Is the third hear, the henna all got off well together, but, after a slashing nog hone, the colt was spit tho winner neatly by then lendths. ItiONFOLL AND 131:71041L 81 Alta (handicap) of 20 son. each, 10 tenelt, with 100 added. Toe winner to pay 15son. towards the expenses. Tits owner of the second hors* to save bit stake. On mile sad • half. For this Ivied maids there were oilcloth 14 horses liana, but only the to:koa las were fully entered : lir. Daley 's Verabill, 3 yrs, Est 1310. Lad J. 'colt's Defaulter, S re, ht fn. Mr. Drlakaldo Jaggier, 4 yrs, 7st 610 . Unfortueately this rase, which proesteed to bs a first-rate tee. from the charmer of the bones, was quietly t' ended," by D.faulter toeing 'Bowed to walk ever, taking 100!., aid the ~:her two tasking equal pettiest of the remands/ of the stakes. TssouMu'a Two Tse-OLD STAINS of 10 sore. nett, with 50 added ; for two-yr-old colt,. fitt 71b, sad fillies, Set 4;b. About then quarters of a oils. Mr. obreeses t Brims& (IL Crkkostrel 1 Lad Saulbeetseepb fby Alpheus (Boyce I M. MOM% Mt colt Themes Mr. Watley% et f Lows — (P. tin 4 Mr. Dsisateretik f Cunt....,.. (Swthelastew) Br. Wasn't be by llama (Kamp 0 —. a WA. Wailes Worst : ; lea none, eon; s • eget Alfober• W i rt itti :Zy ty fear leustAe. with a head between sewed sad *Pd. A splesdidly riateeted meek. llosovoi Mammas* Piers of 601, Olen by Meows. Rawbold and Scotian, members for the borough. For tarn vevelcl, 7et ; four, tlet 411; five, flet 121 b; els suit seed, get 21b; mares sad /Odium allowed 3lb Winaen once of 601. soy time before reusing to carry 3:b ; twin. Sib; thrice tot mere filb eats TM grimier to be sold Is, 2001 if desaaded. la the sisal way ; if attired to be sold foe 160 1 allesed ;if for 100 i., 711; if for 60.,121b. Zatrasee I sew. Heats Os. exile sad • half. Mr. blepieZe;brOldwesd.4yrs. 7117141h...(11kwei0d)) 4 I 1 Mr. gam" Dm. 3114.6031 b (Owthelamew) II I Mr. Cart Is Mayday. 4 yrs. Mt 41to Mr. Loarrisa's The Verdwenr. 3 yrs. Get Mb -V. Mrs 3dr Mr. AWAY Ascher of Rom 3 ynk, 7.t Mb (r. Blades 4dr Ir. Garay" holders, 4 yrs. Set 4.11 a Is Ws sessad best Ow Awcod date la Um similar, dwelt he a esatirr, sad in ewe gasses fogad assay bakers at 3 and 4to I. The third haat woe harem wry sharply rostated, sad, afar • esayina rase how, was woo by aroltagtha. TIIIZATILI STALL., Of 3 PIM each, with 201. added by kr Mauer, Or Imre of the thatre. Fee hones that Mee bore rettelarle tasted. these rossL Mr. brooked's Pro wet, seed, lust Mb (V. Blake) I ray. Itrawro.o's Peal Jaws. sip* Ilia 3116 (Moser) I M r . Tedfr.ft's Daddy Loadolallb as :rdo lin ..—(4fatj 3 31 r. Crewe's 'A h.t. :koalas's. Set TM ..(Patc h) 4 Tale race, the conelethei one of the day, was ere am foto d, the frel:ast cater who rode Pawl Jame &gag himself shuck teodit es a vidtr. CRICKET. ELEVEN OP ILNOLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF 1115REFORD.—At Evreford, A. lb, 16, and 17. 11.411.1.11...-; PIM litaliap.) (lesed Leap.) Men I.lllyeblis, b Hunt. 0 b Medd 0 0. Cheer^ b Amid 3 • 0034. b Meal 1 0. I'.'b.., 1 , ..., diet. b Mudd 19 b Amid ----- 1 W. Cara, s Chitty, b Use ......... 3 • MeeirSire.bMiet T. Ades. •. 11-Iris.b Mel ...... I b MAY 13 J. Gin, a, Medd. b Must ... ..... -- 0 • = g b Maid IS T. Poz. b Seel W. M ortiasell. b Amid ...- ....... „ 3 seed 10 W. iffitvw, we est ll li Anna W. C'..rte, 1, Hun — 9 b Mudd a b7.lblor 4 ---.—.- 11 11.1b1„w 3 ll Teal . ..... TS 'Total 73 Mranies.—(Pbe Innegs.) (Seed Inning.) C. Ristankaa, Seq.. • Mows b Clete 0 baseb• l3 Mr. w. Deem bit tithe. le Out. 4 John Powell, Esq., 0 Live ........ 1 • Des.ll Ifillyer 0 R. L' - by. e lallyeee. to 11113yer ... 3 W. Staribups. rq., 4 Ilartbipli, 1 Pals 10 ...._.... H .............. T. Het. • re bli A C. Arnold, .1 Iton,l.er ........ • Cco fter 19 Mr. I. Vows* t 800, b Use IL Pet. LA., le wle, baste R. J. Seer, MA- b !Wye J. Cbtor.Yek.e Cluetteras,li Clare not oft 5 W. CbrilliVeit . • lie. It Hitler e LlLlywl6e. 0 111117 e l6 M. leek Seq., •Cdryn. li Cede 1 Mr. 0. (Insp. c Clete, b Hillyer Meng Pries. req., e Cuobe, bOuts P. Loyd ft. b Myer T. C. Lloyd. Zoo., 00i out C Box, b ilillyer 0 II O. it req., b Calm 'Cowell Prise, h.q run out lit. 11. Owen, e 1111: ., Iyer, b Carle_ 3 P. Lent*. re., et Be, b Clerks Bon. C. W. feints, run out I b I Total aa Total tat Blowers and Diatiliera TO, Venni Victuallers. This match will Do played as blotchy. Avoid 28. AQUATIC& ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA. Cows., MONDAT.—ilde regime wee Weight Ma Ural matins oa fleturday, with a ett , terst fog a cup Moen be her Majesty, to be sailed f3r by en.ters of the Royal Teeht fiquedr en, Iron 30 tons and under 100 tons ; Quvea's Cup course ; three to start or no race. The conditions of the sketch wale somewhat different from them in the programme originally trued, in coesequenee, it is understood, of t►e comer el the Frisk, Mr. R. Franklin, declining to call his yacht '1 he entries were fi tally settled as follows : Fusee Toes Owners. Aurora ... 47 ....... Mr. Lo Mne►eot Mona% lloAquito Freak 87 .. Mr. W. IL Woodhouse. "deed.... Anew Os the wail signal baiag givea, at 20 minutes to 11, they all got under weigh, rampt the Gondola. Tae wind was blenring tusk from W.15.W and the matt we. effected la wry good style, the Anew leading, with the Aaron lying at Mar stem. The Mosquito, to the surprise of most people, did sot get her topsail set for some tine after the start. Off Newtown the Arrow increased tier lead. and went round the boat off Yarmouth a considerable i.ttnee ahead ; the time at this point star ding Moos : Arrow, 12.47 ; Ammo, 1.1.60; Mosquito, 1 2.60; Freak, 112. The Arrow this led the wsy d oom to Cowes-reeds, one ;weed the Squadrosohouse with a lead of 20 miasma. When be }nab rushed this point she gave in. The bests? shortly alter ' , wired, bat this caused no alterations in the p •4ion of the leading yacht ; she retained her foremost place, and rounded th e Nab Light Ana, and bad the lead when the yachts were made out off Old Castle-point. Toe gun g d her arrivsl at 6 65.46, and the Aurora and Mostaito cams in nearly together, about Whoa-hour latch Mr. Cbstaberlayne, the owner oe the Arrow, bee thus had the good fortune. to wla two of the Mar cups given daring the week, and with the same good aid vessel, the Arrow having won the most roved Um Wend on Thareday. The regatta ie considered superior to some, but lii ballad away that ars atiU huh is the remembrance of tba guilt sea. biIrfItOPOLITAN BtitAYIT BOCISTIFA ASYLUM.— tht[outlay the aanivorsary of the sinning of the sapient at Dalea-pood. I. since , wss colebrated in the grounds of the lastitutisa by • fitr champ', re. A splendid m-tcoos was netted on *slows ander which the inmates of the stylus, SI r assbee, wen shitustielly r•galtd. A misty of to owls lollowa, la which the visitors Poised. nab) fatelligence. BRISTOL DISTRICT COURT OF BANK RUPTCY. _Suess Ma. 11111~IT eismer. . Ba Joszro Ftsstas, 11011OVINI1, OP CL11112.-..5001 , 11. /MI OP fiIIISTIFICATI 101 711111 TIMM ml, •••• has suited mob Mimosa Inn w tonossibl. Ht y of Oa) ram, sad tram th• 'pestles. wlits a milato• ba. somas • 'prism's sr soo, Wag tavolesii. Tb Imhoosslort dam! tram Jas. 1. 1847, sad ottsodlog to Dia 11, 1849, wins tie Oasktort Lel bit; pstitioo, was as NUM: Da. ...___ £9 443 6 6 Various credits WNW. utaillous Po 3,337 14 Ads Demo 36 19 9 £25,819 0 4 La Wilms L3BB 2 4 Proving Mcetresa PAWS, Trade wpm. 2,607 16 4 Plink(' expesses 1.649 0 0 L ew . Dalleiessy ea Jan. 1, 1847 2.109 2 8 8.000 0 0 £26,819 0 4 By ea amended account the deldeasp saes reduced be shoat 1,6001. The lest examination having been end &wee 12th Feb. sad entreed by adjournments Ist ins beginsing of thie moth, and the arguments being wenelned, Mr. Beene* Stephen delivered the rollowiag judgment, which embargo the material ford the case. Hie Roam said—The applied/ea for • MOON 1111 ease is opposed, not by the assignees, bat by a creditor, Mr. Togs', wholes proved is rigba el hr 1:0 e l le r a sum of moan la whisk she has • knead Wend alder the will of Thomas Yibbeil, dressed, sad while she is entitled to have psi& est st the estates( the beistoot ; and Mr. Tesese's Arse pesead Oepposition is that the dream stances out et wbki tide eldm eras., hooked • no if fraudalest misciesdest ea the part of the bankr u pt. It is admitted that Mitchell died is 1818, heavies W. Origin and B. Cook, elsesten and hasten ander his will, sad that the will directed the trustees to place certain males (the mosey claimed) le government or other good assurity ; and at the death of kb mother end his wife to pay Men Teague (then unmarried) the income for her life sad separate as.. It is farther Mended that both the orator peeved and the bankrupt was employed by Edward Cook as le solicitor in telling and getting in the not manias, sad piscine it in redoes securities ; that Edward Ceek died on the 281 i of April, 1428, leaded a will, of whisk the bankrupt, John Cook, and the Bev. Josh Nash wen enestore, sad that they sll to Farther, that William Oriels earvived Edward Cook, sad died on the Nth of July, 1830, having appointed Bawer& Holder sad another his itheenteer Holder proved, sad died in December, led. With regard to fraud, I shall state • few fasts to testify my judgment. Mr. Teague hes sworn that in Jolter', 1830, after Edward Cook's death, and soon after Mrs. Teague became entitled according to Mitchell's will, ke had an interview with the bankrupt, to ascertain how the income was to be paid, and to Is th e time of payment, and received from the bankrupt orris state ments se to the diepodtios of tie property, which, it is now insisted, were of a false and hencinent character ; bat sa then is reason to doubt the accuracy of Mr. Togo's me mory of what passed at that isterview, and its precise date (thrash that data is materiel), and as the memorandum produced is not quite safe to rely upon, I form my opiaion is so degree on what Is said to have passed there, except as regards the fact which I. established, that prior to the deli very of the account to be presently mentioned, Mn. Teague had made inquiry of the bankrupt ia what manner Mrs. Tosgas's income was to be paid. The account I refer to is in the handwriting of the bankrupt, and headed " Anount of Mrs. Mitchell's money estate, and where vested at the period of Mr. Cook's decease." This sec tint was ferohbed by Mr. Terme (as ap pears frcm the bankrupt's books), on the 23rd March, 1830, to (sable ben is ascertain what arrears of in terest were due to the estate of the wife of the testator, Mrs. Mitchell, who had • life interest ender his will in the pro perty is question, and whose executor Mr. Teague Opposed to be. It is enough to say lam Whiled that it was Owned to be, and in fact was, understood by Mr. Teague as an an count of the manner in which those moneys were vested, sot only at Mr. Cook's douse, but also at the period when the account was furnished, vis., 23rd Mirth, 1830. Now it it be looked upon in that light it was deceptive, for it represented • sum of 9501. as nerd with Mr. Baker on mortgage, and 1601. with Mr. Sparrow, bat without sayiag is what smear. also 801 with a Mr. White; when it appears from the beakrupt's books that though seek Isms bad is B Cook's lifetime been ad vanced to those partial, viz , to Sparrow on bond, and White and Baker as mortgage, they had all been paid off since his death, and before the account was furnished. viz., Sp error's 1501 on 29th Aug., 1829; Baker's 9501. ea 34th Oct., 1829 ; and White's 801. on 18th March, 1830; and when I consider the whole evinces before me I feel no doubt that then Orepreentations wen intentional on the part of the bachelor, and fraudulently designed by him to convey a false imperil MI, that the monies wen still vested with these several parties. With rap-et to this accowit it is further to be observed that, besides the son 6 I hare mentioned, her. an other same pat down sealed the suns of different parties as parties wok whom they were respectively vested, and that they ernapne an snoods of 2,90 W., of which 4001 is put down to Mr. Teague (an advance t, that amount out of Mitchell's estate having been is rat made to him on mortgage), leaving • residue of 2,501.; and that out of this 2,501 , three literal ISM of 1501., 7461., and 201, are put dews to the bankrupt himself, sod in such loaner as to re provost bits as chargeable with interest on the two sums first mar toned, those+ he is not mentioned as having given any security for tbith And though it is no doubt pees ibis that the agxregate of these three sums, viz., 9161. may have been the whole amount at the time in his hands, yet another document shows that about two years and a half aherw irde at least he was is pessaries of a still larger portion of Mitchell's estate, vie., 1,6151., and also shows that be was retaining it in his bands, under so authority from Mitchell's representatives, or other lewfal authority whatever, bat by • mere act of unlawful apprepriation ; for I Sad mated beads to have beta drawn sp between the bankrupt, John Cook, acid Noah, that of the bankrupt bearing date to 13th of October, 1632, end reciting that Edward Cook, at the time of his death, bad 2,5001. in his hands, part of the trust monies ander the will of Thomas Mitt bell. and that the bankrupt, John Cook, and Nash, had possessed themselves of this sum in the followthe propor tions: 1,6161. in the hands of the bankrupt, 6691. in the hods of John Co k, 1501. in the hands of Noah, and 1841. is the hands of the bankrupts, John Cook sad Nash, as eve esters of B. Cook ; and these mutual bonds were accord ingly executed by each of those parties, and the others of them cooditioned for payment of these several sums, and the interest thereon, tram time to time, secording to the Meets declared in the will of Mitchell. With respect to Meek, it appears that this condition was performed, and that be did, in tact, ultimately repay to Mitchell's estate the sum 0(1601. (nor does any unfavourable inference neoesaarily ado on of the transaction, too far as Nash is concerned, for be probably acted under false impressions, derived from the beaknipt as the professional co-executor) ; but John Cook was, be an arrangement between the bankrupt sad himself, allowed to bold his 6501., and the 1,6161. mentioned in the bankrupt's bead remained, at the time of his beck /spry, wholly unpaid and unsecured. And, as regards the bankrupt, at lost, the transaction (which woe entirely unknown at the time to Mr. Teague, and, as it would seem, to all but the parties themselves) mat be considered 'se as unprincipled appropriation of the 1,6161. to which his bend »fin ; for the bankrupt, as a solicitor, must have been well aware that it ought to have bees amounted for to the representative for the time being of Thomas Mitchell, in order that it might be disposed of by him aceordiog to the trusts of Mitchell's will; or if any difficulty opposed itself to that cone, that it should, seismic, have been invested by the bankrupt and his fent:noon on inch good and sufficient security as Mitchell's will directs. Above all, the bankrupt was bound, in common honesty, to have apprised Mr. Teague of the unsecured position of this sum, and, indeed, of the whole 2,5001 ; instead of which, Yr. Teague is allowed to remain in utter ignorance of ih position, and led to suppose that it continually remained in the position falsely represented by the account of 23rd March, 1830, an impression confirmed, even down to a late period, by payments of interest thereon,regularly made by the bankrupt, ' end by letters nerved from the bankrupt, particularly • letter wider date of 11th of August, 1845, in which be sap stenteredly, in answer to application for a loan of part of 2,601.," There is not any of the Ethan you speak of de angered, or likely to be so, at present ; and, as the pass ties who have it are tolerably passed with the into ed. we would not willingly . loconveniesse them by calling it in." And under this =pre miss Mr. Toro esedased receive the ornate of interest bdwe messtiosei Par the bankrupt (supposicg him to be the saute, of the Mewl from himself and the several parties meadow& it the account) until the year 1847, when he at length disesemmed bo'h the heed that had been practised upon him and the utter inability of the bankrupt to refund the money. The bankrupt's solicitor, Mr. Abbot, could have no rea sonable hope of combating with mere, upon the merits, a case of fraudulent misconduct so clearly made out ; and was reduced, therefore, to insist chiefly on the labeled point that it was not misconduct committed as • "trader ;" and that, by the provision of the bankrupt laws no misconduct that is committed In that earthy h a legitimate ground of opposi tion to the cortiffeate. That such ls the state of the law I take to be a settled _point. It u an decided Is this mart In "Es Matthias," and that decision wee eccdirined by his Honour, Bir Knight Bruce, on appeal, and though that a die arose at • time when a different act of parliament was In force, ft was admitted by 1 Mr. Bipg, solicitor for the opposing creditor, that so far as this point was concerted, the provisioi.s of the two acts were not distinguishable. By • clues examination of the beakrupt's books, Mr. Abbot certainly succeeded in satisfy * me that net ewe of the several sums of 9501, 1501., and 801 mentioned la the amount bad else to the hands of the bankrupt r • trader; for the only trade engirt to be serried ea hy the bankrupt (who wee by pawl to ri soli altar) was that of scrivener ; and it I. clearly established by the cease of " Malkin v. Adama" (3 Camp. 28), and " Lott' v. Melville" (3 Boett's New Reports), that to constitute Maio .14 • man must be estrus* by his eimployess to keep their mosey is his poeseasion until he shall be enabled to proems as ismatemst for It. and it appeared by the bask rtipt's book, that it was ant the ease with any of the three sums before-seutiosted but that they muse into his profits/km strictly as a • .licitta. Bat se regard. the t h ree ewes of 1601, 1761., awl 301, whlek i• the MIN accusal the bankrupt himeelf is chuged with aa part of Mitchell's estate, themes stands very differently; as to them then r so eeideses has the Wain's% boas settee what THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 21, 1 Isimasssees they ease Ste W poseesslos. Eat the bead- Seel tie essountSsif is deer midges trim his that Is plat Whim be seselied them helms New. if se, them is a evilest peehebeity he might kene smehedthsea is the apes* y ofsesismer ler k is simisled that he se ampamed h Cook ibetpisatly I. plods the treat Mass - of Kiteholl's estate out apes various sestallise t sad the Ml journseat S this beakestey was OS kis own palsies) ;premeds ea et ideas W hisollf that he ass beta la the habit of due /fog as sedesseir, though the mast &Slag to whisk the widens es adduced :Men is et the date of May, 11119 the Wesson that Mr. Abbott was inoteastod to .she Wag that he 'Salsa the. is less to Idisteil. But ao sides, et this was plus though he sight at least ham eared his ova deelaretiaa , and the minis toes me dially dumped, the attention of Mr. Abbottheing galled to it by mate masks whisk St Bat the probability Is 1.11111.0 r said Ss esselaty, whoa the souses Stith he took at the IseerW of the as. Is sessidemd. For theso be that them ens were thsleed by hi. is he to widest of the fast. Aad yet it is obvious that if he Stew or Wised these some to have boat as obtaisti, or Me be bad as r eed leatioa he they wan 'Salsa, but believed that he bad no &Slags as • swims, prior to May, 18310, and eauseqestly mealuded that it was am is that assail et least that he nesived the., it was cessteat I. hiss to ham offered his owe desitratlea apes say as of these slate. Nee is. the wheats to dem be attributed to say oversight, for he was aids' the guiders of a 'MUM advisor, is whom I myself pet the quads bales he Waled his sue, it he had No *Mdse., met sues doss of the bankrupt himself to seer P len therefore nessetily led to Misr that I. shit of foot the bankrupt did deal as a Neiman se ear bask as in the WS' of Z. Cook, sad that it was in this asperity that he melted the three sew of mossy in spies. ties, or part of them, sad that then wet ass loan In the saes. AS I arrive without hesitation at the farther and ultimate costautiee, that he (medalist', meditated him self as a siesta I. resist of those sestinas. I think it vied she to take tate amount that Ikon it no miasma, baste se of say shosinet m a striveser, *leapt la the putheebs lain es treemstims that I have rimed to, re lating Is the 'salviasl ease of Mr. Mitchell's trust sessys— aad that the net of the bealtraM's aseidast drasil a It tag li e , how appmeekleg fa its Wm, sty, tar :satilw that I knows the seatrarY, have bees without repeat!. Under all the shemastaness, thirties., I think l • runt discharge of ay duty to vssead the turtsileate for the period of three years from this date, at the szpiratis el which time it will be delivered as a (*roiliest' of W stead elms. The other sharps brought forward by Mr. Tags sails the bankrupt were that of; laving mask a pm tereatlel disposition of property is favour of lis blether; that of hat*" kept his books ineefileisatly ; that of sets vapat impeaches, ; and that et having s oda on the fees of his Slates shwa ea issalleiest aimless, of his estate. Bat the tint of thus is sot supported, Is my opiates, by the ethiesee ; the send sad third I sonsitin as sot ests Writhed to an .tat sularleat to Sleet the meta sate. And the Set is slearly sot smoothie to the press oecation ; aid le besides miss hde disproved by the tact, that the bankrupt has passed hie last sausiastlen ; hen whisk I at mane infer that that the registrar before whom (in the ob sess of my milesse through indisposition) the manias. I tire was takes was satisfitd that the baakrupt had made wok fall dieslaiare es the law resits; ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Livintroot, Auotrerr 20. Samosa Ma. looms CIUMIFILL How*. ID O. PALooci.—Aiz.sozp Ittranic _ _ PATRIOT. Or • This muse, en allayed infringement of en improved mode of niennfectarieg silk plash, was resumed this moieties, and terminated in a verdict for the defendants, upon the ground that the invention was not novel. HOLT O. FLIMINO. 7 -Cllll. Cow. This was en action icTreri;inalcriv•Uiition with the plaintiff 's wife. The mart was mach crowded. Oa the jury being sworn. Mlr. Attorney-Orme& Kaowles, who was for the defen dant, rose and said—My lord, in this case an action lo► criminal conversation, that there may be no public standel, I ►ave offered my learned friend a certain suss for damages, and he has aocepted it. Mr. Marti• said he bad only to say on behalf of the plain tiff, that be was a:cuttingly unwilling that his wile's family should have the ansoyante of a public investigation. Ile had therefore menu ted to the proposal made by Mr. Attor ee Knowles. Mr. Janice Creeswell asked what damages ? Mr. Knowles-7501. laws"; r. VOII2.—BRIACK or PROXISI OF MAnnito■ This was a special jury cue. It was an action for breach of prom its of marriage brought against a medical gentleman well known in Liverpool. The jurors had been summoned for that morning, but on the conclusion of the patent case, they were told that they would not b required. Thu were the lovers of scandal and gossip destined to • double disappointment. An action for Case imprisonment occupied the court the remainder of the day. Cam' Chou -Bova K.. James Whitman. The learned juice entered the cunt ►Coat nine o'clock. Comma or liorozz. Ann Bali, 30, was indicted for the wilful murder of her newly-born male child at Southport, oa the 24th of July last, by burying it alive, sad else neglecting and refusing to give it proper nourishment. Mr. Pollack stated the case, and in to doing pointed out the difficulty which might arise in sustaining the charge, and, in order to clear up that point, he proposed to call the surgeon as the lest witness. Mr. Boson, surgeon, of Southport, was then called, and from his evidence it appeared that the child might have lived, notwithstanding the burying, had it bad proper ainuishmast. A long argument here took place betwern his lordship and the learned counsel, the learned judge being of opinion that after the evidence which had been given by the surgeon, the charge could not be sustained. At the close of the argument, His Lordship retired I. consult Mr. Justice Creswell ; and on his return, said that his brother Croswell was, with him, inclined to the opinion that submit appeared that daath was either caused or accelerated by the burying, the jury could not, under the circumstances of the ease, be warranted in honing a verdict of wilful murder, because the surgeon was of opinion that if proper nourishment had been affordtd to the child, it would have lived notwithetanding the burying. Now if the prisoner bad been a free agent, she might have been held res,ponsib!rt for the death of the child, but they made a prisoner of her, and therefore she could not have afforded that mother's nourishment which the child required, and there was nothing to show that when the child was brought to her she refused to nourish it. On the contrary, she seemed rather pleased that she had an opportunity of doing so, but the child was then in too weak • state to re alive it, therefore the act of the prisoner could not, under the circumstances, render her responsible for the wilful murder of the child. The jury then acquitted the prisoner. ALLEGRO KAxsiArarrza rum IMPROPER llzimcm. TREATMZMT. Robert Lee was indicted with caused the death of a child, aged seven month.. named Margaret Corry, by baring caused a dangerous medicine to be administered to the deceased, he not being a duly qualified medical prac titioner. - Frees the statement of the case by Mr. Blair, who up peered on behalf of Ike prosecution, the einem/teams were as fellow : Oa the 4th of the present month the mother of the deceased child met the prisoner at a public hawse in Dale-street. She had at the time the deceased child with her, which was labouring under severe bowel complaint. The prisoner offered to prescribe for the child, and ultimately a bottle el medicine, made up from a prescription written out by the pisoner, was procured from Mr. Brittain, a druggist. The mixture contained a large quantity-of opium, and by the =s directions two teaspoonfuls was given to the . It fell rick soon afterwards. The day following a second does was given to it, and in a short time after the second dose had been administered the child fell asleep; and in consequence of its remaining in that state an un usually loess time, the mother became alarmed, and ulti mately took the child to Mr. Foulkes, a surgeon in Islington ; who pronounced it to be narcotised, and in a very dangerous state. lie applied a mustard plaster to the child's 'teasel, and took other means to counteract the. it finance of the narcotic, but the child died en the 12th Instant. Several witnesses were called in support of the pees cation, amongst others Mr. Brittain, the druggist, from whom the medicine was obtained, who stated char the dose which was administered to the child, according to the directions of the prisoner, contained fourteen drop of laudanum. Mr. Foulkes, surgeon, was alio examined, and he stated that when the child was brought to him it was labouring under the influence of a strong narcotic. Fourteen drops of laudanum was too mach to give to • child, but not quite suf. it :lent for an adult. Desth from narcotism generally took place in twinty-four hours; but he recollected reading of as instances when three days shaped before death ensued. That was an tit/111011 CYO. The prisoner, who conducted his own defence, erase examined the seems! witnesses at some length, and stated teat the druggist's epprentios had made &mistake in Warms log the mixture. The apprentice wrote out a prescription at his (prisoner's) dictation, bat had written down "tincture of opium," when he (prisoner) had told him to write " tine - +.4kileraMni timid rhubarb." la preser,L, for the child he had no other motive than that of alleviating its suffering. Ills Lordship. in summing up, dwelt with much faros upon the statement made by Mr. Foulkes, the surgeon, that gar- Mims generally summit death in twenty-four hours. He aid that be bed read of an instance where three day. elapsed, but that was evidently as extreme case. In this instance, however, death did not take place until seven days after medicine was administered, being four days longer than the extreme cue referred to by Mr. Foulkes. It was therefor* a question whether the medicine administend was the sun of death at all ; and he was bnind to all the jury that if they bad any doubt on that head, they ought to give the primer the benefit of it. After a low rainutss' consultation the jury acquitted the prisoner. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—YESTERDAY. Bayou rte Comm,' Bakmurr. ASSAULTS AND FORMAL. NNTsT. Robert Hitchcock. George Harris. William Gradate, Joseph David Bucks, and Marks Milton surnaderee to take their trial for • fusible entry tad assaulting Willits V ok. bir Parry prosseats4, sad ILL Billsntins sad Mr. Had ' Camas were for the dslaadaats. IrfAi fl—all it. illeins est!' thinme — Weainties,_essupkd the atesatiesif the ins the whale day, bus the has were in a ven ha lf74 appeared Sas M posena a ter seupied a taus, as Plemateed, die property era lady • and it seemed thee es the lath of tun Graham, who is a Weber, gnat to be hem, ibeet i e l :l by the other Sal, be des pones' of desirable. he an miler of rest easiableg ee edi. 18s. W. They band the peen rater reside theleses, milt appeared that upon his lodes two pigs leen hem the stye in orbs that they might ram away • nab heels pine bonen the parties, daring whisk the promeneer reeined a rather some blew as the head with • gab frees the defindeas Hine's*. A geed deal of &nails sew with rasped to the tense upon which the presenter en takes pmeemina of the bast, sad he mined slat there wee so positive agreement sane as to eke menet of seat, but that it was undfsdned that he leas to gee the land into order ,ad thee ke wee den le ben Ile spies of taking the farm span leen for ones, 14, or 21 'ears. The peanuts, is oresanamisatioa admitted that before the assault won ••••ShOid span him he bad throws two brisk., en of while' bran H uuhisek• but he erased that he threw the bids to be pay the the purpose of slopping them sad net web s deer to Mines die man. Tao de. readmits wean* g "grand, made their sebum, and re bind pennlemsi lbe gleans Mr. Balkimerta niffeesed the jury at same !nib for the deism, rat the proweestor had brought the Wary ups hissed W his own vinlibee sad the unlawful esibeinge* had eared to the broker sad his asisessa its ibe esession is quokka'. - The Commos &tient baviag essaud up, the jury deli, busted tor mots u. as half an hour, and then returned • omelet of Not Guilty tor all the defendants. Williams Cook, be prosecutor It. the former case, was then dinged with saanklas Bonet Hitchcock, owe of the de fendants who had jest boos acquitted. be this ease the prosecutor. and the four other men Winded with Met in the Wa' tediums; were examined al vibes's, sad, wording to their evidence, (Inborn, the beaker, west to the hone as the day la question for tbe str um:levying the distress, and, law ooquenos ot SOWS violin" that had takes pine on • former onsaies, he "sok Bucks, Harris, sad Milieus& with him, is order to peewee a bean of the pone, and meeting Milton by the sag, be easempealed them also. It was alleged that 'boa reir abemptiag to make the distress they found the house bentleaded, and the defendant, who was in the farm yard, Mani sham off, and, without any provocation, threw two bridge at Hitc h cock, sad he was knocked down, sad char this the defendant took up a bill-hook, sad threa tened to est them with it, at be some Use swing very bad bagman, if they did not lean the plasm The bill hook was takes from his, and the witnesses stated that the de fendant thee took up a large kedge stake, and struck Hitch. sock • violist blow with it, mad Hams said that the de fendant also struck his with the stick, and broke oats of his Bide tinges. Mr. Parry, for the defense, endeavoured to show that the dktrege had sot bees legally carried out, and that the dt- Sadist had used no mere violence than was statuary to expel person, who, he contended, stood is the positioa of triapassem The daleadaat received a very good chamoisr for vitt Labits and general evaded. The jury remised a verdict of Guilty, sad the Coulson Sedum said he would scatider what matence ought to be POLICR.-YESTERDAY. BOWSTSBHT. STIALIIIO CRILDIINN'S CLOTHIS.—Sarah Robinson, who has frequently brim in custody, was charged with steal ing the clothes of &child aged three years. On Monday afternoim the prisoner was seen carrying a child whose parents reside in Holleectreet, Clarecusika, in that neighbourhood, and she was asked if the child belooged to her ; she mid it did, end she was followed into a house in Vemstmet, where she was taken into custody. The child's pinafore was found in her pocket, and she had been pre viously seta stripping the child of her other garments, which IMO also found upon her. Mr. Henry said he should deal summarily with the pri soner, and con= tted her to the Home of Correction for three months with hard labour. PiTrovra Poanniorrn Ilairrixes . _ .saraws ___ roza Tvasaims Basimoiroca. BilmoL 01/JSJIMMIeII tiLoveserea Cowman' Camuusea Val MOM ....„ HOLTZIAD 811 AP fit/MDILILAND Plawcuars.. ...... Burrow trauma BKIWICX Ouswow Emptsuao• Gentle Breese Strung Breeze Strong tweeze WONT Breeze Bantle breeze Strung brew Strong Breese Strong Breeze Herd Wind Strong Breeze Strom Breeze Street Breeze Strong Breeze Straw Breeze Strung Breeze Strong Brews. Strang Breeze Strong Breeze Bustle Deem Partially Cloudy . Paruaby outlay Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially (loud, Partially Cloudy Overcoat ti:*. N.W. N.W. W. NM. Suomi Breese I irate arum 101.!!“." Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Hain _ ran sll7 aand, Coudy Cloudy hir44l!y Mew!, _ Partially Cloudy Cloudless - 14 - rda — lFy Cloudy Partially Cloudy THIS DAY. Noon. Deane of W ad. Strength of WWI. mete of Weather. Cieetle Breeze. Rafe. The returns from the following places did not reach this Wiles in time for publication yesterday ; they therefore Wiest* the state of the weather on Monday morning at nine o'clock. Puma. W. You Warm N.W. Ilmenarooa. W. NEAT Beam= ......... N.M. atraajg Helen Heavy ue►e Hard Mad Strung Breese Heavy Ogle rarusity uuwr Partially Mindy Outtakes Partially Cloudy Rata Unread GIIZAT Flat IN LIVIMPOOL.—About 12 o'clock es the alight of Monday, a fire was di4oveterl in Ikon. Byre and iliggin'e drug and oil manufactory. Seel•stnet, and before many minutes had 'lnput! the Nunes bunt forth. A high wind was raging at the time, and before the arrival of the engines the andlseration had extended to Messrs. Tyro. end Sin's cooperage, and a large warehouse which lay on the east aide. As soon as Inspector Bibly arrived with a few of the Ste brigade, instant measures were taken to pro. cure water from the general mains, and also from the Green lane main in Banos.. r.street. From the former a,urce very little water could be procured, and to add to 'he ennlyanetr, the Green lane water was on so very strong that all the connecting @seine hoar was split. By this time Mr. Dow ling, the head constable hal arrived, and other vigorous pro- ceeding* were in.titutsd. The burst hose wee replaced, and nine engines were elm set to work, and the West of England b r igade likewise got their engine into play. While these active measures were being tithes, some alleles' persons re moved • quantil of casks out of Mears. Byre's storm, and rolled them over the hose, which burst. Title accident wee remedied, and a perfect flood of water was poured on the burning buildings. Apprehensions Iv the surrounding pro. perry were Poop quieted, end in a very shorn's, the fire men sumeeded in so subduing the conflagration se to save the lower storks of the warehouse and of Kean. Byre's factory. From Ms LONDON GAZETTE.—Tuadiy, Aug.2o. WILLum Cocoon; MaWesdeld, Glembire, inanaseturer, to sur. reader Sept. and 26, at 11. at llaaWitew Court. nob., Lawrence and Seed. Ilread-atreet, Cbaspeda, Clty, and Sale and w, Mao. dales; it &wig., aoMon, Kane ter. loan Our sad ROOMIT WILLLAIII4 . Ctie!!ilr ? engineer*, Sept 2 and 23, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Not., Walker, Chester; oL serfs., Gsmeneve. 'Avernus!. Walker Henna, Gateshead. Durham, nub/taut, Aug. IT, at 19, and Oct. 3, at II at Newcaste.upos-Tyne Court. Not., nude, South. ajr.anainv Chancery-lama. and Newcantle-npon-Tyne ; off. aril W Wahl ; entastle-upos-T3 De. IGCLLEATION4 or DIVIDENDS. Tnonas Perica Onuses. Bristol, tailor—Die. or es., Aug. 21, and any subsequent Wedeekley, at Miller's, Bristol. UANDT Darts and JIM'S ams. Gloucestershire. clothiers— Div. MI bd., Aug. 21, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Miller's Bristol. Ansa DA•IP, Chellord, elothter 7 l:!lv.. of 9e., Aug. 21, and aiy subsessient Banes& , it/Idler'. Bristol. AICIMIALD thcason, learberth, llmtrotes b u , e, groorr—Dir. of Ga. id., Aug. 21, and any subsequent We:b./ads', a Biller% Bristol. Truniss Kirourr, Bristol, adversmith—Dir. of Is. lON., Aug. 11. and any subaqua/it Wedues lay, at Miller's, Bristol. Maass FLUME, Tawas, Brbrol, hotel keeper —INT. of On. Aug. 21, and soy subsequent Wednesday, at Wises, Bristol. lo M swirled. unless leant be shown to the softies,. an the day of meeting. C. 14. F. Niciasisoo,Tork, trader. DDMOLVED.—A. Bell and W. Bell. 1.4 taster. clambers—B. Bentley, R. Oarr, and J. B. Carr, Aahton.under.Lyne. beer Gra, so Br as regards IL Bentley —J. Birt, T. Castle, and E. J. Baldwys, Bloodstain, itmairouthshire paper makers, so Br as regards J. tun—S. Brown and J. cloy. Cb46eeter, Kytea, and lbaleigh and Napand, Suffolk, eilk throwsters—lL Brown and T. Bata, Liver pool, conimiseion snerelmats —Y. Cardiff, J. Cardiff, and V. Riley, Liverpo..l, ship Bead bakers—G.& Chappell and J. Plant, Manche& ter.fustlan niminfactmere—M. Chapman and A. Mann, Waolpit, Suffolk, grooers—J. Clapham and J. Gray, I. eeds, joiners—T. Chrippes, ones, and T. Chrippee. Jun, Vetwonli and istoph.m, Fosse:, aws- Moaners and teiclunsliers —W. Elliott and J. Collura, jun., Tenterden, KW, plumbers—A. Rolland and W. Mums, Oldham, tailors—Jas. bad and John lord, Lower Booths, Lancashire, cotton annular:W rote—G. Neviscm and T. Hebron, Newcastle-ups-Tyne, commission isgents—J. Pearson and J. Valrbutn, Almundbury, Yorkshire, *crib. Wad millers—B. Veal, and D. reedy, Aiderley, Olooodoenhire, dyers—U . B. Samuel and .1. Ssmuel, Km de Janeiro —C. Smith and I.llmith, Bold-green, near Iludderedtkl, deviances—B. T. Stratton gad B. Hughes, Bristol, numufseturers of witeela —W. Stuart, Peebles, as regards his aonnesion with the London and Westminster Bank —Sarah /Asian and Matthew Batman, Manchester, fustian manufacturers—J. Whits and U. B. nabs, Firth/on, Manta, nine rogrehants. soncy BEQUESTRkTIONP. Wtuutt Itssauros, Haddingtun, bone dealer, Aug. 27 and Sept. 17, at the George Wt, Iladdingtun. Giwoloa Jeanine, Lcoligoilhead, Argyllshire, builder. Aug. 23 and Sept. 20, at the Lochgotthead lea, Loehguilbrad. Jaw Mem, Kelso, cabinet rasher, Aag. 26 and Sept. 24, at the Cross Keys Hotel, Kelso. Roams? 11.11,firris, Glasgow, banker, Aug. 26 and Sept. 16 at Corn rle's Royal Hotel. Glasgow. Jong Eltuga, Edinburgh, cattle dealer. Avg. 26 an ,l Sept. 16, at the Royal Lockage Coffeehouse. Eaut WALTXX bu,sw, littrehead. Dundee, writer, Aug. 23 and Sept. 16, at the Royal Hotel, Dundee. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. DIIIISDAY. AVOIIIIT 21, 1850. each of the following places at morning. Ths swamis are asr ;=. a State of Waataar. The State of the Weather at Niue o'clock poeteeday arrange! in order at Unita Num of TWA. Opareiel Wino. CC BALE& Avow.' 20. Kees. Maxim, Sturst sad Bow, at the Ilan—Tao rrestW„ domes sea masers of Osyltiost sod Spoke Goltilosamk, WNW Pagull, Bucks, compris ligi a taggrkm. for seasl.Bl/oars past is the tecup:.tioa of land Ciailagtoo, wits thaware 'moods, park, and a domain of 2,476 totes, horamilowar, Ike., the rental of which (exclu sive of tho mask. sad 370 sans of woods is bawd), pro ds.. SAIL pee aunta. nearly inn of tithes and laid tat. Atilostord es tae estate sr* the motors of Newport, Gay ..., sad Stoke Goldiagtoa, also the perpetual advowsoa of the mated rsatories at Oa bent sad Eituke O blington, of the salmi. Taloa of 4301.—knoehoil down Me 98,600.. The freehold deasaia of Brooluby•kell, near Melton Mowbray, Lehmetershini, sosoprising samplam sad 1,178 eau of land, produsfog a natal of 2,7091. per &anon tree of land tan ; also, the pureeing* of tte noisy of Brooksby, amusated at 3001. per seam., population 10 to 12 pi runs. The itemise was koala, the mat or the Villiers f wily, the Doke of Buckingham. who was the lamorite of James 1., hula" bass bora is the honso—knocked dowa for 76,900 i. Freehold ...of Whittington Hall, Chester fi eld, Derby. shire, with rausims, 'remade, wiasorial rights to a al., itc., sad 668 acne*: laud, produciag a net rental of 1,0691. per annuli, directed to be submitted to solo by order of the Court of Chase., is a oases, " Dizos o ;Pyaer,"—sold for 281001. Mr. V. J. Cows*, at the Mart.—Leaseheld house, 2 &, laths tartars, Binsbury-park, lrliagtoa, let for 301 , held for 801 years at 71.—sold for 2601 A ditto, 3, liJitha.terracie, let for 361., held u preceding —sold for 3001. Mr. T. E. PAWL at darraway's.—Absolute reversion to oarfourti part of various frottold and other lauded and funded prifirty, of the 'attained value of 19,78 W., subject to the life Intend' of a led y 'god 65, to a debt of 84)Q , and to small af nuities—sold for 1,0161 . Freshol property, Boatsmen, Hendon, let for 101. pet assan-6001 Two cepyhuld cottages. Bandon, let for 271. per annum —1961. MARKETS. COTTON.—Livitrooc, Acorns 20.—The solos of cot tan today are estimated at 4,500 Wes, and coexist of about 3000 Americas 100 Surat, 361 ; for export, 200 ; ',total/on, 1,000. Im. port date Friday, 13,000. The market elopes with more sellers at the deals, of yesterday compared with Friday's rates. Prior of ordi very sad middling American mad be gaoled Id. per lb. down ; e., Id. from tee highest point. Fair Tx . are little changed. burst and sll cam kinds Id. lower this MMICHISTiIi, AUGUST 20.—Owing to the soffits rear, boa in the Liverpool cotton market, bushier here hse become lysed, both buyers and ethers, ss it by mania sonseet, apstatiog from au operations. WOOLLEN.—LeaDs, AVOUIT 20.—We have eke cheap to report In the nate ut the market, • good badness in and oat at the cloth halls eoatinues to be done. CORN.—HeLnewoent, August 20.—We bed very little doing. A few samples of new Wbeatahown, of fair quality. weighing bah. to 114 lb. pre bushel, mid at 42a. to 435. per gr. It is at pre,tut too early to speak ce the yield. No other main shown. W heat har vest gulag cm ratedly and well. We have had strong gale., and now the barometer is fdling. and we look for ram. N beat, whste,44a. to tes. per qr.; rel. 441. to Os. HULL, August 20.-We have hat another week of fins weather, and harvest may now be considered general in %tie district. The repro of the Wheat crop are certainly unfavourable; but, until the result of ?hearing is known with more certainty, buyers act with great mottos, and continue to supply themselves merely from band to mouth. At tu.ouy's market we had a moderate supply of Wheat from our farmers, who insisted on the full term' of lair week ; but, millers being buyers only at lc decline. li tic business was done. There was faller more inquiry lot foreign Wheat, with frw tranrcUsas. There 1, a lair arrival or Barley, and the article Is rather easii rto buy. The same remark applies to Oats. The reports of the Been crop nations unfavourable, but still du sot attract speculators, and we note no alteration in the article. 1' era are a reedy sale, at our full quotation& tiered in muCenitt supply, and prior firm. Cakes unaltered. !tape. seed motile same r last week. Pape Cskesare worth has, Plate Wheat, English, red, per qr., 441. to 44e. . • white, 41s. to 4r*. ; Iran= end Konigsberg, 40s. to 41e. ; Youteranlan and Hamburg, 40s. to 42a.; Danish, liolstein, and Meshed, SU. to 33a.• Ressian, and Odessa, 32a. to 40e. Oats, English, 16s. to lb& ; 1611. to lie. • Friesland, Ire. Od. to We. Buren, IS& Od. to ins. aid. Bar. try, :salting, 21e. to 24; grlodmlt, 12e. to 20e. Beans, 225. to 23e. ,• foreign, 2 is to 235. Peas. white, yellow, and blue, 24e. to ; grey and black, 22e. to 24e. Linseed, Black Sea, 48s. to Ces. • Petersburg, 40s. to 1/e.; Riga and Archangel, 38s. to 425.; Konigsberg and Memel, 36e. to Nis. Linseed Cakes, Hull, 61. 17e. 6d. to 71. ; tine foreign, 61. Se.; inferior, W. Ss. Harmed, 231. nape Cakes, 6 4 e. Tara foreign, 21*. to IGe. Guano. tg. to tui. Bones, hisßye Steal, Si. la. Iniportafrom August Id to It: Wheat, 608 qrs.; Barley, ku&S ;04s. 1,200; Been. 757; Per, 1,783; Linseed, 8,140; !tapered. 978 011 Can, Pai l tom; Bones, luO. Irswicu, Aston 20.—Our market wu bet thinly at tended to-day, in consequence of the forthcoming Lamb fair which takes place on Ttinrsday nest. Very little business done, Ind list week's prices were barely maintained. beans and Peas roused la. ter qr. advance, barley and eats are without alteration. Lisps, August 20.—We have had a very fair arrival of wheat, the weatbar is showery to-day, yet the dull report of Mark-lane tends to neutralise the effect, and the trod• la quite retail at about Friday's rates. Noe ley as before. pats, shatory, and bona steady. No alteration in outer articloe. A. nestle thus week ;—Wheat, 6.64; ; (late, 1,26 • Barley, 1,811; beans, 645; Flour, 10; Shelling, 112 ; Peas, 373 ; iapeeeed ; 101. . . Lstowrox Bcsrmtv, August 20.—Today we have quite &harvest market —a short supply of grAin and small attendance. %lost little was done was at nearly the same terms as on this day week. Limas, August 20.-1 he trade wilily was steady, at about last week's tate. for -di derairtons of grate. Wheat, white. W. Ss. to 111. lie.; rad, M. 6.. to 101. las. Barley. 13e. to ISs. Oats. 17s. to llta. 6d. Beane, 26e. to 27• Yea, We. to a9a. LIVERPOOL. APOVST 20 -Though we hare had favour able winds the whole of this week the arrivals of grain ar d flour have been very modera'e both from our own crown and from abroad. The weather on the wooie has been suitable fur harveet eratioi.s, and south of this a large preportion of the craps ore already tut. Com plaintsstill toadstoadsn mof wheat and putas being much worse than y are ar, but they have not 'erns:ad may influence e, on our pewee, except checking any material decline . The bummer at our Corn Es. lmage Bus inuenuer war on a very inelerate scree. The beet Le of wheat and of t .ur supported Late retes, but in some indiums Id. to 3d. per buebel ates money was taken for the middle quality of rad wheat, and bd. per barrel on the lower genies of American flaw. OA sad saw oat, were id. per bushel cheaper. Beene were 6d. per mutter higher than last Tuesday. hale) and peas were without change Mealue, and in lair demand. Indian corn supported Friday's prior, Which wee id. per quarter under the .Im-dation ot 'fused-1y lad. 'l'he (educing are the present qua:dims : Wont, Er.gaso, per 7010 d, red, Ss. 104. to es. Id. ; extra, 64. Id. to 6e. 44.; white, tie. Od. to 61. td.; extra, 6s. 44. to 6s. 74.; Irish, red, Se. ad. to Se. 7d.; tetra, Se. 74. to Ss. 10e1.; white, 3.. bd. to Se.fd.; extra,Ss. Mew W. It.rloy, Satoh and Irish, per 26.104. to la Id. Melt, per qr., English, pale, 46e. to 52a ; lrok, 3es. to 43e. Otis, per 43.b5„ 42zigient and samh. W. 74. to 7a. ild.: Weleh, 2e. 4d. to 2s. 3d. ; busty fine torn, 2a. SAL to 2.. 6eL; new, h. eel. to b. 7 et.; general, floe wets, 2s. Set. to 2s. 44. brans, per qr 2es. to J2e.; enrich and Irish, per 460ffie., 24e. to 23e. Pea:, per qr, English, white, 275. I.ld. to Ma ofd Fleur, per tielbs., thgatela and Irish aceouffi, 2:s. to 265. ; One, 2041. to 306. ; supreme, 31a W. to 324. gel.; extra, 345. Od. to 3.4. 04. Oatmeal, per Mid of 24albe, Irish, 1330, 225. 6d. to 23e. ed. old, 2es. 0.1. to 21s. 64.; Canadian, old, 20.. Od. to 21e. 6. 1. Bran, per 241 be., 104. to Is. Foreign Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., red, Se. 6d. to Ss. Md.; whim, to. ad. to Is. 44.; United Maur, red, Se. 84. to 6s. Id. • white, 6s. trek to tie. 71; Diustaie,honi.mburg.tutioland reel, 61. W. age. Gl. ; high-mixed,wi.9d.te 7..3d.; Lower naltic and hamburg, red, ea. t IL to 6a. Sd.; Se. lard. to 6e. 1.1.; Danish, Rutstein mil Eriesland, Ss. 104. to 6s. 241; white, fa. 2.1. to 6e. 4‘14 Naga, Petersburg, and Arch angel, red,36.2d. to 35..,:4.; Preach, Dutch, and Belgian, 5t.84.t0 Gal 4.; white, 66.3 d. toga tipaffish and Italian. red, Ss. 7d. to Ss. 10d.; white, de. M. to ut.'34.; Odessa,Polish,ted, W.7d.to 55.104.; comwon, Oa. M. to Se. 74.; Marianuordi, red, Ss. 7,1 to Ss. ItkL; Ilanube, Ss. 51. to Ss. 74.; Rumen, em., bard, red, la fd. St. 3d. Egyp tian, 3a. W. to 4s. 0.1. Rie, per qr., lialne, tee, 20s. to lis. Barley, Per Mlb., grinding, 2s. I.d. to 3s. M. Oats per 4.51 b., 2s. Bd. to 25. 10d. ; Human. 2s. W. to 21. 7d. Beans, per qr„ European, 26e. to 305.; Egyptian, per 4801 b., Us. Od. to 23e. 6d. Peas, per qr. Baltic, Ike., white,2ls. to 226.; Umedian, Ilead. to 266.64. Flour,per I. of 1960.; Cetusesa,sweto, 225. 04. to 23e. 04. ; U.S. %Cetera CauaL sweet, 22.5.04 to 2 . 2 a. 64. ; Ohio, 23.. od. to Us. Oel. • Pletidelinta and Baltimore, sweet, 23.. to 236. ed.; Canadian, sear, 1 . 15. tid. to 215.• French, super fine, per seeker Melte., 32a6d. to 33iffid. Innen Corn:per 42005.,Anie- Mean, white, 27e. W. to 2w. Od.; yellow, 23.. W. to 265. GL; Euro. peen, yellow. 26a. 64. to 275. tid. ludian Corn Meal, per 116. W. to lIL Antral" Into Liverpool end Busmen from Use 13th to the 19th August inclusiev : %heat, 6,626 ; Bri ley, 49 ; Malt, .12; eats, 4,814; Beane, 212 , rem, 10 qrs. ,• Wien Corn 2,1 aS; Oatmeal, 1441 racks ; Fleur, I,.o4 sacks 0,745 bete. Experts to Ireland Wheat, 189 qrs. • Malt, SO; Beam, id; Indian tern, 2,564; Hour, 220 sacks and 642 lads. LYNN, August 20.-We have had several days' line harvest weather, and the crop of Wheat is being rapidly aecurvd in this neighbourhood, but nut a great deal ot llar.ey is at preecut enc. To-May the atteadanee all homers hew been smelt, end mime about the ame as last week, bay 13210. to 631 b. Ve heat, 425. to 43e. per qr. to the growers. NeWCaitTLE, August 20.-The weather ease Saturday has been very Wish rims, and much damage has been dune to the crops, but it were immature as yet to state the extent or miachief done ; suffice it to say. that the c =plaints to-day par: ake in rather an alarming character. At our market this morning we had a mo derate a ww of 1% heat from the glowers, with uothieg in from the moat ; but floe. Mowed two cargoes have arrived Gem Voitaie. The weather preeeuting rather an unsettled appearance, induced Meters to bold Una • ample* with touch tenacity, but ee. muley a good clearance was effected, choice weeh country red commanding 44e. to 43e. per qr., 6.1106., whilst for a au, rtor cargo of Datitzie 46e. was realised; inferior qualdiea truce the rants quarter being paced with out adlieulty at 4oe. pet qr., welshed Lain,. per bushel, wherets &owe Holahan made 4a. per qr mine weight. For Hour there was rather more nuking, approve d of households making 3.6. , to 32.., and the Harman:tete des riptions 3e l s. w 305. ed. per sack respectively, whites being seeable at 325. to 346., ate:oldie* to qua lity. Eye met little attention. (loathes Barley in rather better re quest, but no dearer. Malt as before. Grinding Peas told rather more treaty. •rargorast an teed Irvin Dant= hoeing been plated at toe. per qr. beam and Oaa without mate. id +agendum. natant:ed. August 20. Although the weather has been showery some our last report, the rain has nut been sufficient to stop harvest neck. Our farmers have aimed) suede a great chemical, of Wheat, sod are likely to bans gut in the bulk of into env by the aid of the week, and generally In cod (*Wilton ; but until thrashing to some extent has eveurred, the aereable produce will nut be known, though believed to be generally much less than last ymr. Barley SW UAW are WA du lOrvi - ad, butate clertog rapidly. 'the same was very quiet this mooing, at about Imo Wvalio preens, The uric al* and nooks in plenary are smell. BALlsltlitlf, August 20.-During the week the weather ha. been very propitious, and a considerable breadth of land has been cleared of IS heat in good audition. Matta' hods of Barley have also been me. and sue crops cleared, and the berry is epedien of generally as being eery tine and likely to yieal a good average crop. We had e male aftetelowe at our market to-day, end the supply of What wee. more than equal to the demand. Vet) little bunnies at* door., and that at a reilimuuu of la. to lc per qr. several ample. of new Wheat very shown, but • e head of ties sale. being Oh tied. No MU ration in the value of Flour. The trine actions in other articles of grain were merely minimal, end no perceptible change in role.. took place. Wheat, white, 44a to We.; red, 40e. to Its. Beet Batley, 245.; muWling, les. to 225.; interior, 11e. to Ira. Beane, Egyptian. res. to 10..; English, old, 365. to 40s. rea , iris.W dos. per qr. Malt, tie. ld to 7r. per ballad. Tens, 441. IW. 10 :IC lid. Hour, 29e. to 33e. per wok. CATTLE, BW.—ROTRZiIIIAM, August 19.—We hive • reoatuuble !suply of bulb and alts, p to thug Jaya market; shout t,OOO o f the latter an. gime, Iran the county 01 I.tuvola, The alltsholutor u bu)ent toutualtat 111112117011114 which eau.. it good sale fur till kludat, at lull prtuea. Beet, Is. tub& ltd.; priuw, lie. per stone. Mutton. ed. to did. per lb. • • " Baktinsulay, Aus est 20.—The number and quality of fat Iterate at market this morning was god, and the attendance of buyeta watt Will large. thew was a goal .111.114 fur :be best South and prate had an upward tendency. Uthtr deaerlptlutts of beasts reaissol late prices, sad everything was sold. The supply of Sheep and Lambs was thillted. w lieu lulu pat.! with tar lam maakat, soosmusatly the trade z uk d betel, Aunt s goad clear- mite mme Minted efts IT.' Prima may to Initial 2d. per ea, klabew. The supply of C.alvent wne W., had ea aver., co Mom yet lanie Little tateduse vrae trammeled. at Mout 0. It.. dd. to #.d. pm mote; 6. to de. rd. • tole. *ether Hutton. dd . to 64#1. per lb.; ialemr; Limb, IA to 7d. Pork, 6e. 9d. to 7a pa more. biem, IL 9d. TURTFORD LAMB FAIR, August 19.-- This bens so well attended, nor bee time breads, much ha, tor may years pease ma F r iday last , and at Wo t o .4 . warms alse larasedoras et rola to the Interest a t aarwid, tar at I<•a as la breaela la to la oar oDuaira, yea sail &prom Mae ater at as assay. A parrs; a vaned tram early I t at day. sea moo maker : Binek4seed It lac es ; e Lk. to 375.; halt -bred I2a. tla ; Cram , SHIPPING INTALLIGENC, Moo av Ousinotesisolo its "tiOttoito Gamow ..d0u, 40 CASUALTIES. Economist, Oldbroolt, of Ludon, trolls Liverpool port, was capsized in a squall, lat. 21 100 63 ; one Mao matte, two mates and Lim mimeo in the quarter boat and perished.—Bubadoes, Favourite (whaler), of Lmdon, was; wrecked at Island prior to April 16 ; ens, saved. oIiMID. .1 NAILS. Hamburg .................. Holland ................... Lisbon .................... Pacific . . . .............. ladin ,i* Anent ni mon ...... India via Plarmitlas .......... Boston and Halifax .......... m onion .................. Watt balls ................ Bras U...................... ARRIVED. Aossow-of Deal, August 10, from .. Aasso-at llull, August 17, fr om ..... Ammus--at Plymouth. August Iv, '''''''''''' An.mrric -at Queenstown, August 1% Auras-at Liverpool, August 20, ' AURORA-at Liverpool, Auto-t:o, lrn m 7 ''''' Animas-at Liverpool, August 20, fr o . BRILLIANT-at Liverpool, August 20, from Itatimairr-At Gravesend, August 20, Irr,in Ranwor Qerss-at Deal, August :0, from BRlTsiritig . off Deal, August 19, from Sousa -at Torbay, Augurt 10, fr0m..... Canon-at Falmouth, August IM, from COIRTAIIt-IN Queenstown, August It, Porn CAPTAIN-at Sunderland, August 1/1. from CTNTNIA -at Newport, Monist 11, tom . I Coss. EDWAIID-at Pl7moutn , ALINlat to, If , Cswerra-at Gravesend, A u;ust 20, ft,al Oorr-at Gravesend, Autro.t 20, f}-ro CARLTON-at Lto rponl, August 20, (min CIRLINA-IN LITTIVOIN, August 20, from Comas-at Liverpool, August . 20, from . Cowism-st Liverpool, August 20, to,ru Gemossnor -at Liverpool, August .0, from Datelines-at Umrpool, August 20, from . Dotouus-at Lim rponl, August 2 0 , from .. Disoin-at Cowen, Augoq 19, from Drams-at Yarmouth, August IS, from EeuNA-atUverpol, August 20, frau.. Erammasts-olf I .e2l, Augtet 10, frmo. EDWARD-at Falmouth, August 14, from Formasser -at taltnoutli, August Is , from Ram--of Dover, Aulu , t 17, (run Ost.wite Aax--off Deal, August 19, from GIRL I . ALAPAZ -RI BaTtlTaool, Augurt 17, C Otasisros-of Deal, August 20, from . taromarros-at Newport. August 1 1 1, from 01310a.-lt Uverpsol, August 2., from.... Goousa-at Liverpool, August 20, from Asps JACO/ -at Liverpool, Auguvt 20, fr HELENA-at Liverpool, August 20, :tom Dam-of Deal, August 19, born ..„ li•ssc Weimer-at Liverprol, Aar e t2O, ft, JANUS-at Hull, August 10, (pep JAL BIRIIIaRD -Off Tui bLy, August 'writ -at Gravesend. August 20, :r Jong ED...ARO-at Liverpool, Aogos . . Jests 111nav-at Liverpool, August Joss Tcots-at Liverpool, A utru,t Luisa -at Liverpool, August .0, fr.. LE Cue-at Gravesend. August 20 , :r LOT VALIANT - off Deal, Augurt Is, Humus-at Falmmth, Aust..: •n. %energy-at Hull, August Is, Mon, . MAST ANN-at Jere y. August MAID or Faux -off Falmouth. Agrust I %Mitosis MAID-at Liverpool, A ris Chasse ILANO-art laverp.... Aar, Oaosoco-at Newport. Auto* PACIFIC-at Queenstown, Airist 10, PsaLs-at Liverpool, Aug, Pratmirs--at Gravesend. A BILIIARD AND ANN-a.. BTRICCA-st Liverpool, .t 1 • Ricruao-at Lowestoft, A.:: lerram-at Newport, Au.r.- Rou.a-ofr Deal, August I', Wm C. For nas-off Deal, Au iSsams-at Falmouth, Augiot Mao-at Qtsaegetown, August 1. S&L -at Liverpool, August to, NOTANTLII-IN Liverpool, August 2.., SUSAT -at Lamer* Isom 20, ITO Sweatiness-off 'vertool, A ur-st Taxiircs-at Liverpool, Augii•t go, from Tarns--of! Queenstown, Au, us' Is, fr-m Vierrais-at Gravesend, August 20, fro n Wu. Iltentus-at QUeent tun n, Au,t L~. A' fret rpm BAILED. Awn-from Portsmouth, Aortae 17. to Miss-trots Quernstovnt, August 19, to Anises-from Grioresend, August 20, to Aosta:neon-trout Grressend, August :O. t At.sago-trom Gravesend, August . 0 , to Poulos-from Hartlepool, Arran IS, to C•Nrots-from Hull, August 17, to CESAR -from Shields, August to Dar •ie -trom Gravesend, Au s nist 7.0, to Dow ors-Irons Cowes, August 19, to DELIA MARIA-14DM Ilu:1, August 17, t Dimon-fora Plymouth, August 19. to DIADILIII- from otoelds, August IS, to EViT tANDON-f ran Lin:truth, .tugust 17, t, EARL or llssowicar-from Ursvesend, Augur, lITDERADAD - from (iIII•a WA, August 2*, to HIODIWILT-from Gravesend. A agust Hsu-Tor-from Hull, August 19, to lligoois-hum Plymouth, Auglst 19, to Lsvints-from IGdl, August 19, to !asuman-from Plymouth, iin,rust 19, ri Lccr WRIGHT -from Queenstown. Augu.t ls, tot-from Gravesend, August 20, to MART Cal IRAII•E-from Grave-end, Augo't MAID or 31 AR.RLAND - front (Iravesenil, 31.actoos QVILEMSICItI% -from Citissos,n,l Oros • from Gruvssiend, August 2... to ItgatuAtrton, a -front Gntvescod, .tugust Stirs-from Graveseud, August 20, to.. . . MALAN-froa Gravesind, At.gust 29, to Sornm-from Hall, August 19, to Sanas-from Poole, August 1 4 , to Tau.airrtaa-from Gravesend, Angus: 20, to TE.AIALO4II-from t rasert.d, August 20, to TAKARAC -from hull, ADOLIt 17. to . . TIZEMY -from Hart:spool, August 10, to VISPIIR -ham llattlepool, August 19, to Wlccuoss-from Hull, Vigo , '9, to ... W. G. Asonason-from t...tutouth, August 19, VIiSSELS tICOKEN WIT; know (barques,! from London tot Lomootton, A 14.1.5 W. BEKNICIA ,bargut , from London for Ades..t..:,, low. 21.u0 K. Concerts, from I(ymout.% (or Day, • , 0 &, lon. 2$ W. FsAncts WllJiltn. from Lorukn for Ca'...LWA lot IS N., ton. W. JAncr Nlwr ,barque), tram Penang !or L N., los. 71:,.4$ W. MARCIIIONICIIO Or D b I rqUi 10. lots &IS 6., low. 51.41 E. ticks kbarque), WO= London tor Sue; Jo:y S, on Anat. [Advertisement.] --A It EMARXABLE Morn or ran Citarr ItY Hocr.m AN . . It;; f. — Fan ..:: from Mr. Munday, a farmer. Kennincton. Letr iliiford. 11 :—.• Pnifesaur Iloaoray : Hasa,: on A don apprised yoa of an extra., dlr.:Ley care noon invaluable medicine, It nice. me groat p:eaatn - e eiti,Aey is n care of dropsy of the cheat, a i:h a :Itch j` uttlic:e I, to 'boat, the moment I au informed o: :be compLaiat, I recommended a trial a your pillr. s.u.:n 3. adopted with ouraplete meccas LT by Likine a tea was perfectly cured. and is now in sound h druggists sad at rroGrox Mutloway's La-ab:oaawat, London. BIRTHS, IIitAILKIAOES. AND DRATIiS, BIRTHS. CRAMBER9.—Aug. 13, the wile of W. Ctumber% ;1 • Llanelly MANIC, Cilllll.lllllCll. Of arun. FAULKNER.—Aus. 17, at Runcorn, Va.! %no of C..; Itc Yaulkncr, or a eon. 11A/liNlOND . .—, , kuir . lb, at Waloot-green, . ofidattgiter. MOREY.- Aug. 14, at Mount Meant Cottage, Mu•Sar' Mr. J. Yurei, ot a &um 111011t1AN.—Aug. 15, It Chilton-place, Stoma , Morgan, Vag., ILIC, of & daughter. MARRIAGES. ARLIVN.—BASTOW.—Aug. It, at Totem. by the 'lbw. W. t'. Mr. J. C. Attire. of' Pringeo , vinare. •, • daughter ot Mr. T. 'Macaw, ci Totnen, late 74..n,..0.-.•:••• luland Revenue. ASTON —MARRON E. —.Ang. IS, at !New* par Rev. IL A. Johnotone, M.A.. Itector, Mr. J. ‘•• .m, minghiun, to Sarah, eWeut daughter of N'. Itarnone, • In.rave. BARROW—USCG.—AuIt. IS, d Ilawlubt eburelt. Baker, F. Barrow. Eq., of London, to Min v I •••••••• Admiral Deek, of Br ok Iluuee, Dawlivh. CAMPS —BORRtIWK—Aug. LI, at Orrvit , ...ad St. t^. r•v cheater, by the Rev. Dr. Seamen, W. Con. s tlrq . i u • Milie Borrows, tNAcheeter. EGtiERA—TIttIMPS ON.—Aur. IS. at the 11 ,4 V T”.' , ' lint. by the Re.. J. 11. Bromby, Throclorr Emmy.. I -I • 11. netters, Altoua. to E 01111.4 ).Alllocot Thump" Evy., I)IiATHS. ALIAANDEE.—Aus. Itl, Maria tan, elde.t all:4We of 11 Alexander, at St. NI. holm, Ipawten, a,red Bl'ltLElUlt. 7. Aag. 17, a. the Wiese, NorthikeE, N. _ COOI`EIt.-Aos. 19, lloniet, wife of Mr. W. Cooper, L street, WeMiter, atred 5 I. PA)% tION.—Aug. IS, Jain Good% in, inn sou of Mr. It of Seatookti. IllISIf.-:Ave. U, at 5, Stafford-tow, Pimlico, VLF• I aged 76. lill4o.—Aag. 14, at Barnotap:e, Allred, young. at Uautport-rtreet, aged two month., RlalcdawlrabliTeed by W 'LIU lima nu 3,04 1 am% is Ma MI Lond.a. Ilium. at the oakm, at 10..1 ..4 suet,tbspreathatui Wkulddirs.—Wsio..soAT, strotvi I. I n▪ ut live 1, 44 1 kW • qx., -. ." 4 4. OTVW: BACON c.i tt 06 hi, h i , (KA Frucin t „. l 4 • tno • • Ural atUrvi r ,"7 C e" RN, 1g5,14,t 4 , rNejj. 4.l Aolts Forpoll 63 mane, bed sem left thp d0n , .•a%1,...,, 4 btl ... 0 .•• 0 •• / 3 .14. 7 ••• Ali. 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