The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-01 00:00:00

MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPIRA. The Prophets wee performed last night, for the int time this MAWS. This gorgeses open was got op wit► sadiminished splendour, and treat of with the usual Mai. The perLrmance pteeeeted ao aoselty, the east being the same es last leer. Tusherlik was John of Leyden; Madame Viardot, Fides; sag Mdlle. Maul, Bertha. Tssaberlik exerted Wilson mse►, and prodeeed save pal tbrtlling aims by those Banes apes very high parte of the scale for whin he is distinguished, but he nag with more 'Sin this anal, sad his scum was defiesent is insitained power. His representation of the chinas/ was good; but he, and every other pangs' we hare seen in this part, seders by comparison sin Mario. Madame Viardot l• the best Fides alter all, notwithstanding what has been aid of others who have appeared la the put. Sbe is the original, tee fart hatieg bees written 'evenly for her ; and her performance of it is marked by such intone earnestness, and so many doe touches of truth and nature, that her Fides is a reality, compared to which all the others ere shadows. Mdlle. Nara meats eel, a little more vocal power to he the moat pleasing sad interesting Bertha we have ever bad. The sone w►ere, a poor waywors pilgrim, Berths meets add invisible Fides in the 'Basket place, was acted with mush tendereess sad feeling, and warmly sp. plsuded. The other characters wen supported as usual. SPORTING. GOODWOOD RACES—TUESDAY. A dreary oidentencement. Throughout the morning rale fell with a tes,dy, drenching persistency, which effectually deterred please's, folk trom visiting the count. The muter of general company was consequently very scanty. The balcony of the Grand Stand had few oseepants; sad the Lawa,where beauty, rank, and fashion usually sowanblo, was quite deserted. Fur sum.. time after the commenennent of the room, fog and &reeling mist rendered it impossible to see what was vies on until the horses were within a short distance of the chair. The " fielders " were, however, fortunate—all the favour ites, except Honeysuckle, being detested. The Stewards' Cup brought motorway-sine mean, and the raid sad fog hams partial, cleared et the affect of the interminglicg colours of the jockeys as the Sete descended the hill, was extremely gay and picturesque. la the betties Clears took the lead at S to 1, but is the rasa be sever once showed sufficiently forward to motels the herb Of his backers. Cloulde, on whom several investaluate Wereleade at 23 to 1, achieved • somewhat easy victory. The Cup, se it is called, consists of • group of ague, eight in comber, illserratiog the incident of the meeting Robert Duke of Normandy with Arlotte, the lift maid of Falaise, who afterwards became the mother ef William the Conqueror, and from whom sprees the Mor ass line of Kings. The Duke, mounted on • presides steed, is represented es on his way home from the Sham ; near him ow h • 'tardy bantams it, who carries on his shoulders • beak wed is followed by two dogs. Arlotte is busily rasplerwl with a young girl in the humble capacity of a laundries. The tamale Agana are after a design by Mr. Bailey, R.A. The rest of the composition was designed and modelled by Mr. F. Hunt, and manefacruted in bright and frosted shyer at the establishment of Messrs. Bunt and &waken. The most important incident, however, which marked the sport to day was the signal defeat of Flyby Night, the first favourite for the Derby, 1856, and the success of Mary Copp, a ewe , was formerly belonged to Lord Eglinton, bat which was recently purchased, with others of that nobleman's stud, by J. M. Stanley, E'q. Prior to the race 1,600 to 100 was takes shoat Fly-by Night winning his en gagement to-day sad the Derby nest year. The subjoined return will indicate the character of the racing. Tn. Casein Seam Ihendisep) °Mises. seek, with 50 added. Craves Comm Or mils sod • porter. 03 subs. Mr. Drleheers lbether M Om Tammy, by Tawny, 3 we, eel MO (0 3 7 I Mr. Ilegebse Walker's Wialdisid. 4 yrs, let HO (J. Maas f lore Chweelhelle Typist. yre. Mt Manama 3 The the Tab Badteket by Vall•OB %wake, In tlinerriell agR Tema. 4 se 1 apt Virago, II to I ireett opt Ileherayi all Moulin to Grey Tammy. Woe *rawly by a length sad • MI; We began between the waned sad third; Eirdwayl wee Vemiea ask Mk Tinos 64i. and Nigel law—eash Welawly '' % '. irmarer firms of IS mss. seek, 30 ft, for t.w olds; wits, UM TM; hew em Lb. amain wieners extra. The owner 0( he wend hone ten site bask his stake. Half a eft. (11 subs.) Mk J. _Javier. *later to Aphrodite, by nay Middleton, Ist Mb (A. Day) I Mr. Howard's Pyrrlik by Pyrrhus the Mt, Pet 3 Mr. J. M. Manley% friteettat, 114 4lb ( 3 .o3ol owew) 3 The following ale rue: loweare, Purina, sad Voiwitte. Weft :3 WS cgs Pyi Ow, 4to l apt Water to Aphrodite. Wen hp Wile Inset: • Wig./ ant a ball between the owed sad third. Demme ant Perim, rue is Weather at aa tamest of about two lopes Wel Chenitat. Voliede meaner:et taw lengths la the Nfa ens. sob. I h. ter &yarns; Ms, let 71b ; Lin, Tbe on to resin ben be age. gem% Hata Conan about 3Ma 6tenses. (13 man) Mr. A. Nabob's Howyeaddr. by U. oooolol * .-(T 117 = 8 N) 1 Mr. Ilbsoneds Ballow ( by) Dettba : 6so 4 ce limpadde. *be to* the bed, kip it, sad ets by lane burn Tut Invasuee Car (Meedlsep'. vela IN an, by sabeertpdes d 10 son sea. Elk in added kola no Bra laud; the surplus to bo said lo spas; k ell *ma T.T.C. (00 saes.) Led Jobe emotes lath*,, by To__, 3 yrs, bat Ub (te 1 Mr. Pepsin's lord Chaser* I Mt Qala . (bates) ) I Mr. Pone% t by Via Irs.p FM. 4 yrs lst 1010 Tbe also rem :—Tyles, Ildreva• Ths 4114 outman Oman; Pa. taus, Close% Marred., Cardigea, Wensta, Jinn StrAntr, Tb. Paean Mnbedemin, Dabs of Lasseter, trete*, Tb. Profane, Ls Fara DMA day. Rah* betty, Cresin, Illsomotr, Hartley Book Ann* Wean and Tb. Ileadboy. Br.** to 1 yot Clan IP to mad Qum lah illy, 13 to am* apt Welly Illabowan ib to 1 .pt La nip% 1111 to 1 alba opt soy ether. 23 to I wee tan about dr Meer. brae by tine betty the anon bang the MA by a emsb. The Min pales ae. teen nab amend. Tee Outman OMANI of 100 me. men, a R,fbrlyf dil{ waft, Oat 104, Ma Set. (lb. Clande allemmes. Thissiumed to rewire 2 , 0 soya sad the third tome bit .0.1.. One Me Mid • MU. (.5 aabs.) Mr. llowni's Candi*, by Oftemee, Set 7lb . (Wells) 1 Mr. J. N. Stanley's Ibrk Bs.r fah, 1111 i ilb (Bartabotow) 11 lAN Orarries lr f by !yobs the Mt—Mles Ms*. 7st Mb Lord Gall o'. Ceiba IMAM Mr. Kayla's ?won Ist Bain : 6to 6 se* Mass, 3 * 1 opt Dirk Hstiersids. 3 lel opt Warr, 7so 1 opt Ml. Wl* Sly. A aped nee; en sta. the sewn beatiag the third by aMa. Geed barn *rebates off. Tan Ha enact of 100 son. ten It ft ; is I.yr oils; ens, let 1010, f.lin Ott 71b. Omaha *lowness. Tb nosed to reed,, WO son. oat of the state. T.T.C. (33 sato.) Mr. J. M. Wally% by Mary Copp TM Vying ist fib nut (Bertholo ch riew 1 Lon J. bele* PMeedle by Melbourne, Mr. Mo 71b , . Prieto 41 I grafa Pb.by.311.14 by Mal Detehassb (A. Day) 3 Mr. W. M. Ikea% bleessesee. eat 71b .... ........ (J. °norms} 4 Ampeefe Mae IbiL ea /lb 3 1 / 4 1: 04 0ester Lied Zedmers Tribe. On Mo. J. Mann 6 lettlai ; 6 tee eel 11b.10.30011. 10 toe apt * 6 to 1 eget Mon Osow rill only by dun lengths; the noon bean No third by slain* bell learn Fern Poem. mind te • bersratebas of 5 men eta; I.yr.olffs, let 710 • dun, 70110; ben ll* 411; bet l 1lb; sta rd NA est. The *Lan to be meld ter HY men. T.T.C. (4 subs.) Copt. Lane's Hameln by Batboy, 3 yr 5...... 1 Mr. J. IL baby's lbeellae. 4 Fro (buthelmmew I Mr. T. Farr'e reedeatee. 7 pre (Claim II COL byname% Deameary, lyre (Croush 4 Debbi! 6to 4 mg* bomiles, 7le 4 apt ilegeollet. Wee by • had ; three {sagas beinen no soma ad OIN. TY Maur was Mesa. BUTTING ON TM 0017151 L _ ber=ew MOM g omie was wry imetim. • rumor was 1 ft tbe alba Mot ibemimadie einee " eeestelmi, ' but It to to hweense : it meiwilmisee awaked a emedoemble TM mow Imperwat emesweate tom with rofeemea to Wave sad Smile. NY wt Asa Was Member tasedeney. Not • bet an "The Cup" sews mkt oar yeti.. TM moll mount t t beim* Mat was trameeted wee mentisig to Ms knowing prime : _ RArtsq la 8 apiramlacadas I I Sorposa•Gaaseal fi Oa 1 Claims le to 1 Hoeft . pm ram WWI ONIMINSO Ws day (W ) at au o'eloak. LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER—Aux 30. TM bs Unto day was *Wisely soollasd to We Ooodwose its. UTZWARDP CUP. 4 to 1 spt Closes (0 I S to 1 sot Quotallals $ll7 (t) 16 to I sent Odessa (t) 000DWOOD STAKES. S to 1 apt Quiets (t) 14 to 1 gest Oessitsb (t) Ito 1— Upsnlooodes (t) 1 IS to 1 PAW (t) Wpm-omm) (t) IS to 1 boldly (t) T . WO.TRAROLD STAKES. I °elites 000DWOOD CUP. NM es I 11 to I opt Utopian Ito 1 opt Boroodso j 16 to I Bally Bird CkTSTAL PALACIL—SUILLDIFO DAIL—JULT 31.- 1 Aduissioss ea psysasat, 6,310; din* by swan tickets, 384.—Tess, 6,694. CaTerm. PALAM—Rotoro of odmilorious for six days mediae July 28 —Number admitted, iaoluding m om ticket holden, 41,781. Amount reetimoll tor admis sion, 2,279 g. 7e. • ROYAL COLLEGE OE Solos°Ng. —The following sestlemee, bevies undergone the e.itessiify eseadeatioes tee the diploma, were admitted members of the COlBll. at the gambrel of the Court of Namibian on ter 30th init. : Memo. Richard N.shol•os Limeomb, Ht• Anise George Green Oamoyeo, Woburn, Bedniedehire ; Maki Freeman , Ira, Cornwall ,• Arthur Ramose, Manebeater ; Ideiend 0 dfl Id, Ashill Wattoe, Norfolk; Charles God• froLLHemp. Leicester; Frederick Georg !labia, Norwood. THE SLOW POISONING CASH AT DAILINOT OII . — On Moeda) , Mr. Woofer wee Wee& ea Is eestody before the ataliolzstss oe the *harp of gamin ble wee at Barium Mr. Devises of Me outdoes deeell. modsieed the pew armies, sad Mr. Mashed appeared he the Muses. Dn. Jukes., Huiewcood, sad deemed, the three medial gum. Omuta who atte n d e d t h e dimmed Maria. her Mem% were amealaed. The appticatlas to abeam the body wee pawed by the magistrate, sad as asalphef the v iesem mgeged to be loads by Professor Taylor. The primmer Wei din ;mauled WI Megday sait.—Mairliester Oatanties. *. . ' THE HYDE-PARK RIOTS. (Coedited frees yeste►dg9 Expos), The witaer then handed in the report be made tho next day. It was road, bat did not data any material fackwbish bad not appeared in hie evidence,. Saperistendent Jobs May, of the A divide., was sent called, and is answer to the comainsi ince& be dated he was 28 years is the force. Came is as superintendent. Bdore that had bun a sergeant-major in the Gaards; but for hie illness, be would INTO had the command en the Saudey. He was at his office ea Saturday, and remind this written instractioos of Sir R. Mayne, when he found be could not go on duty, he sent word to fisperloteodest Hughes. Cross examined by Mr. Mitchell—Had been in the park on the previous Sunday. Sew Sir R. Mayne ..vocal times daring the week. They had some conversation as to the number of men that would be required on the Ist of July. The usual number in the park on 'Sunday is about 8. Sir R. Mayne exploded then would be • large media,. The perk is ill MASON'S district. There was no survey of the park, as it is pretty well known. Superintendent George Martin, of the G division, exa mined by Mr. Ellis—Was 48 years of age, 22 yeses in the force, sod superintendent linos 1880, a native of South Wales. Was on duty is the park on the Ist of July with a party of his division. He took up his position on t he Xs= sinstoo side of the Roosiving-how. That part oi the area occupied by his uses was very quiet.. The crowd on the other side of the Receiving-house was very disorderly. The horses of • carriage ran away, and nearly came la sow toot with him. Just after, • constable of the II division pointed out a man whom he said had throws two states at witness. Directed the man to be taken into custody • be was fined 10s. by the magistrate. Soggeeted to Mr. Highs, that it would be advisable to clear the carriage drive. Brought twenty-five of his me., told them to form across the road la two partite, theft rode in frost and told the people to clear the way. Near the end of the Serpentine he found he had not sufficient form, be therefore brought up the rest of his men, and with some further assistance succeeded in partially clearing the road. Recommended several carriages to tura beck. His horse wisecrack by • stone in the bead about four o'clock. Told him men to endeavour to penned, the people to nave the road. Did not at any time tell them to use Vibes& Did not remember giving them diretrorders to draw their staves. Was in communication with Eisperirdemilein Hughes all day. He did not appear at all emoilloiL Nothisg more was done than was necessary to than Ile road. Did act sea any person ;strut* the entire day. Crows examined by Mr. Mitchell.—lf any acts of AD. boos had been committed by the private constables, K IMO not by hie orders. Had a conversation with Bir R. Worm on the Saturday. On the Friday all the superintendealls sent is reports in referent* to the expected =toting. He (mitoses) 'sported that be believed there would be • WWI number in the park, more to show their feeling 'plait Lord R. Grosvenor's bill than oat of curiosity. Drew this infer ence from the information of his sergeants and inspectors. There were • great many well dressed people in the park. To have carried out the orders to keep the people back from the rails strictly, there ought to have been two or three hundred more policeman in the park. The crowd got irritated after they were removed from the road, se it pre vented them from caritas out their object of annoying persons =carriages. On the whole this crowd was very disorderly. Did not see any rashes made by the polio& If any were made it was not by his orders. Saw one man ap parently addressing a crowd. Sent a sergeant and some mos towards them. When the polies appeared the man went Ogilvy. To the Chief Commissioner—Did not see Saperiletemiont Hoene strike any person with his whip ; be did nut ap pear uoesaally excited ; he did not lose his tamp= =Wei witness was with him. To Mr. Ellis—ln 1830, when be was a sergeant, be was sent dowa to Huddersfield to assist in quelling the riots there. For his conduct on that occasion he received a itrotaity of 301. from the Secretary of State, and • snag bossad twenty guineas from the inhabitants. Mr. Mitchell said the witnesses examined bad beese testimony to Mr. Martin's good conduct in the perk. Saperistaadeot George Miller Gibbs, of the B divided— Wile on daty in the park on the Ist of July. He staffinnai his mea between the statue of Achilles and the eat wed ef the Serpentine. The crowd became very groat about co o'clock, but there was very little distarbance in the win of the cries under him control. Bsw the hones of a can • frightened. Saw some stones and pieces of briska thrown into the air. His men had no occasion to sot daring the day. To Mr. Mitchell—Henbary, the park-keeper, informed one of his inspectors that 20 hurdles had been broken. To the Chief Commissioner—Saw only one wounded person carried o ff —it was • boy, with a wound on his bead. Inspector George Coombe& of the C division—Had charge Of the Vine-street station from 2 p.m. On Sunday till 8 a.m. on Monday. Seventy•two persons were brought is from the park. Had seven cells at his disposal. Thirtieen persons were is custody when be took charge. Of the thirteen, two were felons, the r.st disorder ing. They were in the upper cells. When he went on duty e too lower cells were in good order, having been clean that moraiss. The first perms brought from the park was 'barged with stealing • watch. He was put foto see of the lower cells being the street. Put the fint park riot.= into the upper cells with the disordering. The prisoners came in so rapidly that he had not time to maks any amusement :When the upper cells were fall, he put the prisoners late the lower ones- At his request, Soperiationdeat O'Brien applied to Sir R. Mayne for leave to remove some. Great eotsolalnts were made of the beat. He caused the doors of the mils to be opened. The large room up-stain was =espied by constables. The charges against the people brought from the park were riotous conduct, throwing stooge, sad smelts onthe polies ; Oa. was char g ed with • rescue. All wore charged with riot. He several times gave permission to any that wished to Doom oat into the Pmealle- Crossoxassined by Mr. Mitchell—He gave the beet ao. cosemodation he could under the oireauntaaces. The street outside the station was full of people until 12 o'clock. Was entirely taken by savories at the number of prisoners brought in from the park. He received no °niers to prepare for an extra number. If any expectation bad been entertained of oath a largo number, arreagements might have been made to distribute them at different dollops. He did not think it right to put the prisoners to the large room, as it faced the most. When Mr. Maki:ems in he asked, "Could he be bailed ?" Whams said Its could. Bot from the number of poisoners bossed in be thought something serious must have egoesiseml it. H. *ends= eonsidcredit better not to take bail without lostruetigoo. He got Superintendent O'Brien to apply to Sir IL Mayne. The answer was not to take any bail. • gentleman offered to give bail for Mr. Mair, or to allow him to on Mair. He (witness) west into the sell in which Mr. Mair was at about half-past ten. He wee lying down. It was then very warm. Two of the men brought from the park—Wabh and Peole—were charged with being drunk.- _ . . 11;;;Ily after 4 the essusistiou adjourned until to-ssor row (this dq), at 11*We*. UNIVERSITY' COLLEGE MEDICAL SCHOOL. _•_- Yesterday the Earl of Haaaowat presided at the anneal distribution of prizes to those pupils of University College Hospital who had been selected by the professors and 01.11111i1141111 as worthy of such distinction. Previously to the ceremony beang proceeded with me at cis adisms of the college read a report of the condition of the UMW Nicol, obeerving that last season the number of papa bail boss slightly increased, and they all exhibited a dose attention to their studies, and were in every way amenable to the mitharities of the college. Daring the met mar the ohmic et abemistry booms vacant, by the !Mira. Use of Psalms. aralamom by appointment to the ease of Mame of she nisi, and the mincil had nominated Professor Williamson as his sesimase. The noble Cznitthmit then said that he felt particular 011481111 in being the medium of conveying to the medial prissiness of Thaysceity College the rewards latish they had earned by their industry and application, and he hoped that what they had Just asineved would preempt thou to Man stations, and that those of their clue fellows who had bees leas farthest' would, by the stranony of that day, be annulated to persevere Is a sours* of ingredient appikation, as by &lag so, they would And the diSealtiee which at present boat then vanish. The medical art was sae of the awn hosintrable it was possible for a wan to probes, and on foreign stations it was found that the seats person who attended to the sings of the body was also the of saving gram to the seal. Having alluded to the iapor tines of clinical study, sad to the fact that one of the gen tlemen whose names were en the prise list had °one from the Mauritius to enjoy the advantage* of a medial educa tion in tialeuedly Caliego, bin lordship prossedid to the dis tribution a tii• besoun awarded to each elm sifts nedisial eurrieulunt. They Ws AS Mew: seaway : Gel medal, E. W. There*; Ist diver, David Haswell Rel ktmea d.piki saw, S. amend Mir k. Junior/ha: War medal, era Illewbbot. e m and =az:a midel, Nary Ilankgsy; . ha and Claday: solek_ A. Memo al; let silver, wo. Wkitslose; dim, Mid Weedierde Mahe* ars : Gold weisk Mot °senor ; litlitlN.,BohmWlllamsn; tritilter, John Ceaparetire daidany: Gehl mid, kis D. lharr,t flairty s Gold modal. Messy _Mrsasisy ; Ist Jam C. Mis. ro=ead silver, D. B. MK ha. : Gal notek Mow halnw; 14 War, Jan D. deans\ ; led silver. W. R. lismaludian. Bohm): Odd mask Alkyd Weidairds; lass. Pat erateasy: Geld mail, ha. 0. Blahs; Wm, !War Weiss! Jerlapredoree.• 01111 Medal, Mem' Oretaasda. Ilidet try : Grid ardsl. fur Sartre ; let Slyer, IL Orem& ; fad filer, J. 0. Mae. Marls Nether: OSd medal, E. W. Thome ; Lt Wm, a L Jaen= ; fed sneer. W. T. ?oz. Mew & atelod 'Wahl—Malec Term : 044 Times Tamar ; Elm, Jake A warred. Willimere Pres et Sit: kr Ziperberstal lessered Y Me NA. lad: Labassicry. Priors; Wilda= Oval& As his lordship promoted seek issitiesaa with his nodal h took awasiza to address to kis wards of kiidly os. s ou fsgssiost sad bops. At t2w oosidwdosa of Qs corostasy, Hari FOrilikir l moved, awl Dr. Boorr ssooaded a yob of *asks to Lord Harrowby for kis kindrzai this pea whisk was aseriod by soolamatios, sad is this pea endings. The Gantt* do Madrid of July 29 stiles aids& that the ediehdoe of eosin isto eb~ awe oe tuna dialler to Pleisestpti. tero lladi spet es* boa a.... 1. THE EXPRESS. WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1855. ties, end at the time et adenoma& dre nee es bail; be wag acaordiegly egreetol IlharlhoW elbaseadleeissa. bat the saltines was tot eaalbleied oieWnliMV elms t butt him apt* it. TM ittegplleable elroameasolo of the ease sensed a great deal et interest is the . which woo greatly iberaa.ed by the apprehensioa of Kr. eyer's oily sou epos five charges of arson end ass of perjury, the latter arisiog out of the evibleaos he had given in the charge against Bowe. The heavies of the ease against Thayer jos. occupied the beech three days, at the end of which he was disehargsd, the testimony being judged to be inersK dent. Thus the affair remains in its pi Wine obscurity, and at the melees to-day the emend engaged for the prosecution in the ease against Deoisis intimated that it wee the opinion of the ar.gistrates that the case should not be proceeded with, and the wish of the prosecutor end all parties con cerned. This wish wee, after some misers .toc, seceded to, end the prisoner was accordingly Machined. MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Waswici, JULY 31. 3tOWN V. OTERSOZT. Messrs. Mellor and Merewether for the plaintiff, Mr. John Brows, • veterinaty 'urgent), of Warwick ; and Mr. Sir jeant Miller end Mr. Hayes for the defendant (nominally so), who is an innkeeper at Lienlerin-Ardsn. The action arms oat of a steeplechase which took place at Henley-in-Arden in April last. The plaintiff entered horse named The Minor (on behalf of its owner, a gentle. man of the name of Kraut) for the race, paid his sahecrip %ion, was weighs.. ant started, bat did not win the first beat, in conseque DO/ of an accident, when some protested against his running the secone.. heat, notwithstanding which he ran the second and third heat, and won them both. It was objected that baying been distanced in the first beat, the winner of the last two heats was not entitled to the proceeds. The stewards were divided in opinion on the subjeet, two being in hie favour, and the third egotist the plaintiff's claim. The hones ran under certain conditions, one ef which was, that in case of dispute the decision of the stewards should be final, but there was nothing about distancing in these conditions, there being no understood role in steeplechasing with reference to the distance. The Judge.—Either the stewards have decided, or they have not; if they bare decided, the case is settled ; if not, it is still open to their decision. • &Omit Miller.—There is no derision, and before there eau be a derision in the plaintiff's favour, the stewards must be unanimous. Capt. Robert Bhp, of Butler's Marston, was called and stated that he, Mr. Wortivngtoo, and Mr. !Inward took the dispute into consideration, bat did not come to a deci sion, as two of them decided one way, and the other steward differently. In crone-exuatnation the witness stated that he was present while the horse came to the starting post in the second heat. Did not hear Mr. Milliard, who was acting steward, asU out to the jockeys, The last fence but one from the winniag-poet must be the dirtanes, and any horse not passing the distance will be disqualified from running the heats." Did not hear him say there was a distance. The owner of 't Minor " claimed the stakes. . Mr. John Worthington, of Leamington, stated that after the races were over, he and Captain Ithys and Mr. Milward dismissed the dispute, there hying the landlord of some hotel also present, who took a great part in the discussion. Witness did not think they cams to a proper understandiog, and they did not decide it thoroughly. Witness and Captain Rive were of one opinion, and Mr. Milward and the land lord in qusation were of a d4erent opinion. Captain Rhys was recalled, and stated that be had had much experience as a steward. The practice in the racing world where the stewards could not agree we., that the decision of the majority was final. This was always first done by word of mouth, and afterwards by writing. The judge directed a nonsait. THE POLICE COURT& CLERKEN WELL. James Webb, aged 37, chemist, of No. 63, Goewell•road, Clerkenwell, was charged by Emma Mathews, a young woman, with having committed a criminal smolt upon her. Mr. Humphries attended on the part of the prisoner. Tee proseentriz having been sworn, said—On Tuesday, the 24ah of July, I went to the prisoner's shop for a Seidlits powder. He asked me what was t►e matter, and said I was very ill. I told him I bad a pain in my side, and I vomited blood. He told me to wait for a few minutes. Hs served a customer, and then asked me into the parlour and en. stained my chest. On the following day he called at my master's house, Mr. Silverthorne, No. 3, York-place, City road, Islington. The family ware out of town. He took me into the parlour, end told, me to undo my dress in order that be might leek at my chest. I did so. He then said, " You must have your stays off. or I shall not know what to prescribe for you." I refused. He said he would rather, see females without their clothes. I then took ofl my stays. (The witness here detailed the particulars of the prisoner's conduct towards her, which are unfit for publication.) By Mr. Conic-1 cried and made an alarm, ►ut he held me tightly down. I told him 1 would complete& to my muter on his return from the country. He said "You may do as you please; I am a gentleman, and have got plenty of money, and amid employ counsel, and you are only a ser vant and owed do nothing." I asked if that was the way he served his patients who visited ham. He said " Yea, the • generality of them ; especially such pretty girls aa you." He said if I would get a holiday he would take me to the theatre. My master and family returned from the country on Sunday, when I ezpoesd the prisoner's conduct, and he was apprehended. Mr. Humphries cross•e:amined the witness without shaking her testimony. Sergeant Benjamin Goodwin, 8 N, proved apprehending the pnsooer at his residence, in the presence of the preeecu trim. The prisoner asked her if then was no way of settling the matter with her. . . . Mr. Corsi' cautioned the prisoner u to whether he would say anything in his defence. The prisoner said be denied the capital charge. 1 1 Mr. Corns fully committed him for trial, and declined taking bail for his appearance at the sesaions. He was conveyed to prison. MARKETS. OOTlON.—Livaapoot, JULY 31.—(8y Magnetic Tekgraph.l—Eeti• waist rho this day. 0,11141 hake, including 1,600 on speculation and for awl. Imports iveselsil this day, 6,667 race; ditto previously this weak, LI El balm. labs—American. 4,200, at Sid. to 7{d. ; mho 1,800 tar owl sport ; Namibian. 140, at 60. ; 1110 Eglotian, al la W.; 310 deists at Sid to 4ed. The toaiket Is weedy, and the daraiwircelar more than hat week. COTTON GOOLVl—Xsecuseres, Jutm 31.—D•11 we loshetet was lest week, theirs:kat Is me 11b010 laminate Way. The wiegraphie seeetwee le hod this sornithr heat Trios" Is et the Overlawi Mk were to the efest that no Amp het him pine la the sloth waded, prim resuunise es et WI ebbs% vidt a seasider slie bedew Meg. Time revises. however, emerged to seeloce we Abe no dragoon' berw, awl the ries et de& hew bees lama addable. to hove lewd Ng" eine audio wed' Iwo bad to be meth We pheed wiswholwreee did wet vim great anxiety to tee mem New of the seertet, red esesswastly piles. ere elosiy. yam than wee quite es little beim se Is cloth, end prime are without change. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lasne, JOLT 31.—We bon no am denture to Dodo) In the woollen market. There has ben dont the rod attendance of balers In the cloth bells, end a tatr Mee* budnees has been dune—aboat a Teodoro general seeress. Anx_3l.—lNeklise bps a KAMP, little more annuity falba mania Wier. A fair demand coa tings, toe salmons gni gook d shift gealttlis, and there la likewise more dole, k blob Laotian. Ikea ley orders aro given oat tur govds adapted kg tbe sooting seam. and it I. behoved by saaay that we are NINO to love a good autumn trade. WOOL—Swarzasnings, iI:LY 31.—We haw bad man doing in wale than re say marinery since the 000nsierewat of present wash wagallwarea Wake that wools are not likely to a =soh lama ego Wig/ peseltrieg NW* lively. Colll3.—thou s Jot[ 111.—We had • moderate supply of wheat ke mews iermare g =4 sad they held truly foe bat week's prhas. the heavy rains of Illid= red ieepe. Our ka UM llees and mf g llers were slow bu Sunday yer bed s. end the wrist and be weld= 16. to 2s. lower. Poredgn wheat of Ids quality is dart ilfirif value unaltered. Barley fully Is. lame. OMr Idols Of * k eg s een unsltered In value. Linseed ewe Iderwei sakes without change. Rape sees Boessielskeurgnalsalow. Imports Iron July 21 to July 27 : Whist, 11.11611, seal lerley, 1.100; Ws, be me. 6,170; pe as . 127; tams, ; &med. 6,317; ail Wise, 263 tons; braes, 311; ✓iew, 3. Loin% JILT 11.—There is a goad show of wheat he tide day's market. The trade Is eery stow sad kiniebnate, end the halms does heather under Friday'. rates. Sniff "soy. Oslo sag bus s s o la retell at former pious. Other sel ler is helm. *Mimi this week:—What, 3.673; barley, 1111, espseasti. NO; Uneesd,, 3411. NavrAlrli, Joss 31.—Shwe gedwidsg werlier has bees calm mai 'INN today Is wet. Mere was net many treasested Seem were not diehard ogle* way. Ilesesliedilee wheat, wisgiar Ulm psi bushel, lies said at S. per qt.. No in Nerleck redesi 11 beak imago from illemandt ws• Magid Thu kr gills. Mar realm Midas lower, NA &Sugar disk sow be sissidered our top quelatke for the bsid.ungles Barley, bras, sou per tissirged. YYt ids. pals isidissigg We& - isillOORT, Jinx M.—During the lan fortainkt, with the mop. you of ens or moles days, the weather has been exeselia4wet, awl anvil if kneel ran We Wien , whin hr partially the wept het the hew part of this day has been very ins. kb s end seep* wbeetat tang's net, Weber One were asked, whisk erielpeseely noshed Inenns me tee • tine, bet there borne no beinatien en the pet d Ibi= w e . pai lo r w ors, u. a .we t lzth a brisk Irene wee den at km" in value. Van One seinl4 wined k the barley trade. One were in prett pe y r. gni diessiL Means In war wades an Urdu d. bat minify well wippereel. lebre, 745. to Si.. Barley, 31a prier . to Xis. Claw, Us. to Ifs. Beene, tbs. to ift. Per, 40s. te hes. pre qr. flow, Ma. to 611 s. per seek. Mit, 9e. toU. id. per basbel. CATTLi s —llumatrar, Join 31.—At our market this lathalag we were abundantly stippled with berth sad Bethke( la the way of tholes was westing as regale quality; and there was a better ,atteadaate of boyars thea anal. The trade la the bottommost de an-Mace was mitre, sad a ready eleanaec cleated at an d advance of og, ,•,.1 Is. per more ea kat aserlett's pries"; to all other Wale then woo 6 good steady Wades hay enstelathe knew quotations, sa g a t .the ekes of Wither very few reamined on band. In s h ee p end i sibs there wes a lacy ' , imply, bstu r than usual, but the ha d a was sot so motive se ia the former deseription of stock; but, ma mm as . a imp assaaat a busmen was tranisoted, and but few lam a a m m o s ews &Mai away unsold. Pros the tarp supply maims hi prim amid be realised. The supply of calms was we, a w e . amvass ylv • ttaltal mount of busimer woo dose, but p ow m d m m a s p a esit the boyar. la the pig market about the po w ma ., a ma ma eas trammetei at brew rates, moth*, sma ms h il s :ota . got as beef, ll• to lie. Od. per motet titor to o . t o 1;•.; best down mums, 70. to In. In' ~. , e.a..... sad oder breeds. eqd. to Id. ; lamb, pd. • 41:74. 14 — i 1 :1 0 t sa . , pa n , welt sad salt, 70. to &L uer lb.i sad Is. ed. to 10s. I•l4er more; b.uless. green, Sic to It. pea lb.; thy ditto, 10d. ; and 10a. to 1 ON. OIL per more; quarts old slam Op, Ili. to Lis. ash; awl eon WO Wm, 144 $ • 164 ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.--MAIDSTONE, JULY 31. coma 00011 Te.-118119112 EL somas oisonnau _ . Gorge Henry AnsitA. 64, was indicted for the wilful mur der his wile, Mary Aare Smith. Tlik ease was to have butt dieposed of at the Brine =bat at the time it appears that the prisoner was if mind, sad not in • coadition to tab. his trial. is Moe is esseequenes removed to the Banning Reath hayloft! when his Wad became restored, and he was 'postgame*, omitted to take hie'trial. The prisoner te a very Teapot- Ws looking man. He spouted in a very dejected state, sod buried his head in his hands, leaning upon the (root of the dock the whole of the time he was at the bar. Mr. Deeds and Mr. Smith appeared for the prosseutioa ; the prisoner was deluded by Mr. Deems.. Mrs. Harriet Holden deposed that she resided in 'ham street, Rochester, and ea the 16th of August last she pri soner and his wile engaged apartmeuts in her house. On the morning of the Sind witness was engaged in sweepiog the front of bar house, when the prison, came down stairs and called out " Mn. 'Holden," and added, "Don't drop down dead I" She said to him, " What's the matter ?" sad he replied, "If you'll cuss here, I'll tell you; send for a surgeon and a policeman." Witness again asked him what was the matter, and what he had done, and the only reply he made was "My wife is an angel." Witness thee asked if she wee dead, and he said she was not quite de.d, but it would be as well for her if she was. Mr. Bonn, the surgeoe, come soon afterwards, sad wit ness went with hies into the prisoner's bed-roem, and she there saw the deceased lying on the bed with e wound on her had. fihe was quite insensible, and never opened her eyes or spoke. Witness remained with her until she died, which was about nine o'clock. The prisoner always appeered to be very fond of his wife, and daring the time they lived in her h• use she quarrelling between them. The deceased had all her clothes on. Witness did not hear any report of fire-arms during the morning. By Mr. Decnso—Witness had heard that the prisoner was formerly postmastmer at Jersey. He did not make any attempt to escape from the house, bat begged that a surgeon and a constable should be sent for, in order that be might be taken away. He repu tedly made use of the expression, "My wife is as angel. The prisoner appeared to be es tsavagaatly kind to his wife. He wsited upon her son- Neatly, and took her every thing that she wanted with his eau duds. Mr. T. P. Bevan, a surgeos at Rochester, deposed that be was called upon to see the demisted about sight o'cloca He fond her is the position described by the last witness, end upon examining her person he discovered • wound on the left side of the head, a little above the ear, that had apparently been ceased by a pistol ball. Blood was flowing Ins the wound, and a portion et the brain also protruded. At his request the mutable made a search in the room, and be saw him take two pistols from between the bed and the mattress. One of them appeared to have been recently die. trimmed, and the other was found to be loaded and to can als two bullets of a size that corresponded wtth the wound he the bud et the deceased. The deceased died about as bear afterwards, and in the evening he opened the head, mid band two bullets lodged in the anterior lobe of the heals, and they had passed oompletely from one hemisphere of the brain to the other. In consequence of what he obi limed chest the sopeannos of the prisoner, he asked him if he had had anything lately the matter with him, and he said It IPIIIIII all come oat by inquiring at Hayes. He had MhdeielMtil that the prisoner had been confined at a lunatic that plain, and thin was what hs alluded to.' 71 1 asked him how long he bad been confined in the whim, and after a little hesitation he said about 10 weeks. Whoa he first sew the prisoner after the souvenir!, had tikk Om, he asked him if be recopaised him, and he re ' plied is an excited meaner, "Is she gone ?" Witness said that she wee and tie prisoner clasped his hands together, and appeare d to burst into a paroxysm of grief. He then became very excited, and said, ' The postmaster most be written to instantly." Cross-examined by Mr. Denman.—Witness saw the pri• user in Maidstone gaol • few days after the fatal occurrence. He west upon that pension for the impress purpose of ascertaining the statefif his naiad. He 0.14 him that ha had attended the funeral of his wife, and the prisoner re "ls her grave distiagoished ?" He immediately ildierwards said, "Is eke buried alone—is there any one else with her ?" Witness told him that his wile had bees %tried by herself, and this appeared to gratify him. From what occurred on this occasion and subsequently he was of opinion that the prisoner was not in a fit state of mind to hake his trial et the spring assises,and be was also of opinion that when he committed the act of destroying his wife he , was not in a sound state of mind. He appeared to feel ex emirs grief at the death of his wife. Re-examined—The prisoner appeared very much incited whenever his wife wee mentioned. Mr. Denmanmade as earnest and impressive address 10 _ _ _ . the jury on behalf of his wretched clieni, and after °been lag upon the improbability et a person in a sass mild do. stroyiag another for whom it was clear he entertained the most ardent affection, be said that if the evident* already adduced did not satisfy them of the fact he should produce other testimooy of the most conclusive character, which won id net leave the slightest possible doubt that at the lime the ;obeser committed this dreadful act he was not k mask a undid** of mind as would render him admiral trapossible for his actions. The learned counsel then eIIIMIIIIIIIIIeIe, from whose evidence it appeared that I=aellbeenanmemesatest of 1844 the prisoner had ex -11“1101.1111 el • deranged mind, that he had various :=aid sal that be had on too or three occasions lie Metro, himself. It also appeared that he had befill is the lunatic asylum at Hayes for more than Ire months, and Mr. Fitzgerald, the keeper of the esta blishment, stated that when he wee removed he was de. eMedly insane. His friends, it appeared, were unable to provide the moms for his remaining any longer, and this ems the summa of his removal. no Ineelasil judge interfered in the course of the ex elliallillm of the witnesses for the defence, and said it =le blin that there was ample evidence to justify alb issibi to the conclusion that the prisoner was net of sand Wad when he committed the act imputed to him, and they at once acquitted the prisoner on the ground of insanity. The usual order was subsequently made for his being kept in safe custody during her Majesty's pleasure. Alfred Hill., 24, who was described as a tide waiter, and who appeared in the dock deemed in a sort of naval uniform, was indicted for misdemeanour. Mr. Clerk and Mr. Poland conducted the prosecution on behalf of the government; Mr. Ribten appeared for the defendant. The learned camel for the prosecution, in opening the ease to the jury, said he believed that the prisoner had been is the service of the Customs, but at the time this occur reuse took plus he had been suspended. He was charged ander one of the entices of the Mutiny Act with the crime of misdemeanour, and the offence imputed to him was that he bad endeavoured to induce some wilding belonging to the Foreign Legion who were at present encamped at Shorn. cliffs to desert their regiment. It was unnecessary, he said, for him to inform the jury that this was a very serious drum, and if it should be satisfactorily established against the prisoner, he had no doubt that the result would be to debar others from attempting to repeat such proceedings. 'oboes Franck, a private in the Foreign Luton, was then examined through an interpreter, sod as well as could be gathered from his evidence, it appeared that en the 18th July he and two of his comrades were at a public-house at fiancigate, where they saw the prisoner, who entered into aosvonation with them, and partook of their beer. He then made some allusion to their uniform, and by sigma told them to throw it off, and intimated that he was steersman on beard 'steamer that west to Hamburg, Red that if they would giro him three half-crowns each, he would take them to that place. The witness also repreranthd that during the souversation the prisoner alluded to his own uniform, and repeatedly said that " Victoria was so good." He likewise stated that during the proceeding the asked them for their names, and they told his time i► title= ones, which he wrote down on a piece of papa, aM it appeared that when he was taken into custody be Weep this peper. The soldiers, it appeared, gays informal's* of what had taken place to their sergeant at once, is mow queries of which the prisoner was apprehended and the pip. mat charge preferred against him. The evidence given by this witness was corroborated, to a certain extent by his two comrades,comrades, but upon cross-examine. , den by Mr. litibton, there appeared to be several discrepan cies is their tramway, and it also appeared that whatever might have bens the actual character of the trassaetion all the proroodiage more carried ea partly by signs, and pa rtly in Zaglish, Preach, and German, and the true nature of what occurred was eery imperfectly made out. It was also shown that ■pom the primmer being taken into custody he denied the sharp, sad when be was under examination before the magistrate be ao ode & statement to the @Sect that be asderstood that the soldiers themselves wasted to desert, and that his object is taking their "MOB was to bring the matter before the proper autbothelee. Mr. Ribtoe addressed the jun' at some length on behalf of the prisoner, outendiag that eie *widense from its very astute left the matter too much in doubt to justif y them is ending a verdict of guilty upon so se de ens a • The jury, after deliberating about 0 4 ( an hour, returned a utast of Nod Guilty. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—HuiroaD, JULY 30. mown werr.—strasz Nu. awn= mita. _ _ The calendar °Detained 21 prisoners, four of the Ms rwhom were thiewu out by the grand jury, as d three d guilty. The maunder of the eases prieenvd ne feature of interest, wad in this court sot a single case was defended, and the buskins of the anise terminated shtvtly after live o'clock ea the evening of the first day, being a gemstones almost unprecedented in this county. • number of mayslanra;atteispis, some of which were suesessfal, while others failed, have been made to Ire the premiers in the oesupatioa of a farmer named They'', re siding at Whin:Aura, sear Ram A reward of 1601 was offered for the seaviedea of offenders, ands &toady. from Load°a emu dotes to the spot to make inquiries. A farm labourer, named &tweed Daniels. who had beau die sharpd by Mr. Thayer for imputed hear sad was save sear a buniag riek ea the oceasior: of one ef the Arm, wee apprehended, examined before the magistretes, sad committed to take his trial foe the offense at thew wises. While the magisterial isquiry was going is, sad jest as Mr. Thayer vista them* of taking his oath mother fire broke out, and was plainly visible from the ieiedows of the court. • mow sewed Mews had been committed for trial to the Qoarter Sessions Mg Mailing sows &Wake at the this of the int soallageop FROM the LONDON GAZETTE, Away, Jody 31. WA DIPASTMLNT. mom IL me Qum Yr how pariesd to appoint Liostaist•Omeral Sir J aw Parproaa. IblebtOrmaraulor Cl the Nast Illsenrable Order or the lirati. to be Oeveraor sad Oosaausuer-in-Chiot sod over the _ _ Utz or-oit7tellt7iiibTatti-Z. WAR DEPARTMENT, Jinx 27. Ma Owes bra beet grabloorly gamed to give ISSN for the op petulant se the hilowiag talkers of her !last load Paws to be =mehleothere el the Military Divides - cit lie UM Pew. re eethe not gtie Order et Ur Seth &seed Wary leemett Oeleule Cheneelditied Sedtrille. Loyd Week tit Reilleml4 Orme Alasererse Ilewerde. teeh Regi- Ma. UNIMIO32:4111111111 1 11 MOM iirees. Oft llesleseet; Iliettlehhe Itreenerlse, Weather Gerd; Meths Nlßlra Doelemr Waveley, 44th Regineat; Seth baglearat; John Douglas • Years Lew, Ode, 17th Regi ment ; j lketh=er ReelNkt Ilegleeese; Rimy J. warn th argleast; hiershere llawbreeM. Lb brigade; Robert Nigel Fitahardiata Yhemote. Beets reedier Cleores. °dime whore ammo ware entsted la the list of doomed Of ems of Übe Amy end Navy, posed la the .I:lunette" of 10th July, wits world have Wes recoomeedell ter the honour of the Third Clare of the Order of tie ile , h bad they sar dyed : —Want the Ravourable Freebie Ciwerater Hood,_ Oreeedl7 Gaul" protestant-Gioia! Charles needs Seymour. leas Feelate Goma - A Lieutenant-Colonel Rah= 8. T. larval. 63rd Regiment; Major Thomas Nerellffe Deltas, 49. h Regiment. JOLT 80. The Qoeen has been PieT;e7l to present the Rev. Malcolm Mclntyre to the church or Tobernntry, in the bland of Mull, to the paddles of Ki'pintail and Kifuture, in the presbytery of Mali, and shire of ArifYlL vaunt by the transportation of the Rey. David Rose to the ohoreh of Klltarllt7. WHITEHALL, JULY 31. The Queen has been pinned to appoint Bernard Edward Brodhuret, EN., to be Burgeon in the Artillery Geopany of London, for the term of flee years from the date hereof, in the room of John Law, Esq., de ceased. _ _ CROWN-OFFICS, JULY SO. Members returned to serve is the present Parliament. The Right Hoe. Sir WIIWun liute;;;rih,73,rt.. oat of her Us jeet)'s Printipal Secretaries of State. The Ri g a nom Sir 7 j lll;kai: Tie7.:7.blef Comgegoest of Works. - -• WAR-OFFICE. JOLT 31. BRISVI3T._ fa Tuzkey.:7Mspr: To bays the_ kcal mak of Generals Henry Barnard; Lord Rokeby ; Sir William 'lob.' ?legion, K.C. B.; Freierkt Markbem, C. 8.; the Hun. Bir lames Yorke S sarlett, K.C.8., to command the cavalry. Ts have the local rank of Brigadier-Central inTurkey :—Colonelsßohert Garrett, 40;h Foot; Maurice Barlow, 14th loot; Charles Warren, CJL, 13th Foot; Charles William Ridley, Grenadier Guards; Doo ms Alexander Cameron, C. 8., Clod Foot; Charles T. Van titrau benzee, Srd Fad; Hoc. Augustus Almeria Spencer. C. 8., 44th Foot; John Lawman. 17th Light Dragoons; William Parlay, 10th Ugh Dragoons; Charles Troilope, 6100 Foot; Lord George Paget, C. 8., 4th Light Dragoone; Horan° Shirley, C. 8., 811th Foot; Henry K. Storkea, halt-pay Unattached. 48th Regiontnt of Foot—Lieutenant H. U. E. Welby Lobe captain, by purchase, vice Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Gould, who retiree; En. darn Edward Benbow to be lieutenant, by purchere, vice Welby ; Cyril Blackburn Taw, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, Tit), Benbow — . 68th FeotEnaign Cyril B. Tew, from the 48th Foot, to be mango. BANKRUPT& 11010.11 EMILIT 6 Skinnemptam, Citv, merchant, to surrender August 10 sod Sept. 7, at 1, at Basinshall•street. Sole., Yenning and Tokenhoore-yard ; off. awdg., Whitmore, Hannibal-street. 0/101t0i Hooren. Arboumsquars, Oommereial.e. ad East, rhip owner, August 9 sad Sept. 7, at I, at Essinghall-street. Sol., Shepherd, Clifford'mion, riestatrest ; WS. asslg., Whitmore, Basioghall. Wiu7as atoms Banni„ Dartford, Kent, clothier, August 10 and Sept. 7, at 11 at Eagagballatreet. Si 1., Chiuley, Oreshatii.street, City; off. masit ie =, Aiderroanbury. Tames &OM. In es, printer , August at 1, and Sept. 15 at 124, at Basingialg etraet. Sots., Abell and Jones, Inuthanip. too-buildings and Coldwater; off. sang., Ntcbolson, &Anglian street. Plumate' GADD, Chicheder, ismasz, grocer, August 7 at 1, and Sept. 20 at 11, at Basimalellateest. Son., Hill and Matthews, M. Mary Axe, City ; of. aids, Ificheleen, Insinghallntrest. Imam ESTAIDIPO. lanass.tainwea. Peskin" china dealer, August 7 and Sept. la, at I, at DelegballWaset. osaka n= sis ker. Paula. churablard, City ea trig. Naar" EDWAID COZIES. *Mar mtnimM A Mom at 124, and Sept. 93 at 12, at Basim=mast. Id ades Mi s tra mil 00., Buck lembory ; of. sad', 14 EDWARD DAVIS, dram* sad Totamlasm. Emma vistmaiw, Anima at 11, and Sept. 93 at 1111, at Illmimgballegrest. Sen., Gregson and Son, Aagel-eourt, qty; cL mit , Parill. chambers. WILLIAM Quurrox, Birmingham, bailer?, August 10 and Sept. 1, at 11. at Birwinglum Court- Bob., Motteram and Knight, Birming ham • off. assts., Mantel, Birmingham. WILLIAM PAUSAL Birmingham, nail manufacturer, August 11 and Sect. 1, at 11. at itirmingham Court. ROIL, Kenn. Wright, Bit. miagham ; off. amid., bstieston. Birmingham. Lawn Beast 11111A11/1 and JOIN I'APIALL. Shelton. Staffordshire, earthenware manufacturers, August 13 and Sept 3, at 1, at Bit. mioghem Court. Sots., Stevenson. Hanley, and Messrs . Wright, Birmingham; off. sang., Christie, Birmingham. AL/lON °MUM Derby, rope manufacturr r, August 14 and Sept. 4, at 104, at kilimingbam Court held at Nottingham. Bola, Smith, Derby, and Reece, Birmingham ; off. wig.. Harris, Nottingham. WILLIAM eAJILITI BODLIT, Exeter, ironlowider, August 7 at 11, and Sept. 6at 1, at Exeter Court. Bola., Head and Venn, Exeter; off. Hirmal, Exeter. HaarsT tut. Stemma. Tiverton, Devonshire, saddler, Anglin 16 at 11, and MM. la at 1, at Suter Court. Sol., Turner, liens; off. arairr.. linnet. Exeter. JAMAS Hasse Mute, Horton and Bradford, stuff merchant, Augusta and Sept. 7, at 11, at Leeds Court. Wis., Terry and Watson, Brad ford. and Bond and Barwick, Leeds • WT. maid., Yowl., Ueda. Haar Tema, Manchester, provisio n dealer, August 14 and Sept. 4, at 12, at Manchester Court. Sol., Wive, Manchester; off. trig., Pott, IlancheoUw. Jour% Lune Sanwa and ROSIE. AIROWSMITB,IIIO, Kamchatka?, silk maaufacturers, August Mond Sept. 5. at 11, at Mancheeter Court. Bola , hale and Cu., Manchester ; off assig., framer, Man- chester. Peru Jammu Staleybridge, Lancsahire , August 10 and 31, at 19, at Ma nchester Court. Sol., Sutton, Manchester; off. meg., rilernensan, Manchester. Jaarn t.DWARD DAWRON, Manchester, money setivener, August 13 and 31. at 12, at Morcheater Court. Sol, Faulkner, Ilandresia; *ff. asekg., Pott, Manche-ter. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. July 31. Thomas Canna, Reading, Berkshire, Jeweller. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEND& Joan Lora, Strin4printer Ist dividend of Is. 10d., August 2, and subsequent Thursday, at Graham's, Colemsn.atrnt. EDNIUMD Heamonan. Cavershans, Oxfordshire, and High Wycombe, linekinghanishlre, (damages-Ist dividend of told., August 2, and salatequent Thursday, at Graham's, Coteman.street. Jaws erstuga Wapping High-sues:, sail maker Ist dividend of ds. Id., Aug ust 9, and subsequent Thursdaz, at Graham's, Coltman. West. ruaax norm, Colchester, wholesale grocer-Ist dividend of 34.1 d., August 2. and subeequent Thursday, at Graham's, Coleman-street. Jana GSM. Northampton, carpenter —lit dividend of le. bid., August 2. an di subsequent Thursday, at Graham's, Coleman.strset. 1311.14111 A STSII.3, Great St. Ileten's.ehatut. re, City. merchant—lit dividend et lifd., August 2, and subsequent Thumclay, at Graham's, Co!eman.street. 3011131 CLAIM, Osfard, livery stable keeper—Tad dividend of le. 44., August 2, and autetquent Thursday, at Graham's, 001romalrest. 1 lams Pico, Waterbeacb, Cambridgeshire, grocer —ld &Oka of S. bd., August 2, sod subsequent Thursday, at Grabens' s, Cohan. street. Gassy Gasses Casts, Creswell-street, Clerksnwell, Unendrsger—lag dividend of 10td., August 2, and subsequent Tburaday, at Gra. ham's, Colemanalreet. STZWART. Eiseknedraper-1 it dividend of ba. ld., August 2, and subsequent Thursday, at Graham's, Cola. mas-streit. Anouna Dant, Jon., Red Lion4quare, wholesale jeweller—let decd of 3s. I Id., August 2, and subsequent Thursday, at Graham's, Coleman street. Tames Gaut; 13alkibury, clothier-Ist dividend of 3a. 24., stoma 2, and subsequent Thursday, at Graham's, Oolemssustrset. loan BIMTIJIT, Southfield-bats, eltemetnonger—let dividend of 3s. 3id., August 3, and subsequent Thursday, at Graham's, Coleman. gnat WILLLIII linens (separate estate), Biberaircliambers, Landon-bridge grandee' merebant—lM dividend of 6s. Id , August 2, and rubes quent hurAday, at Graham's, Coleman-street. WILLIAM BCCIEWSLL (separate state). Dukerareet, Southwark, dealer in cement-Ist dividend of 3d., August /, and three subsequent Thursdays, at Stansfeld's Basinghsil.street. WiwoM CORNISH, Great '}kudo s, Suffolk, grocer-Ist dividend of la, August 3, and three submment Thursdays, _at Stansield's, Saalsghail-street. Haar GIBSON, Greareiturch-strest, City, merchant-1a dividend of 4.. 6d., August 2 1 and three subsequent Thursdays, at Stansield's, WILIJIA %yr.'s, Watley, Yeses, arboreal/et —2nd dividend of la Oki : , August 2, sad three subsequent lamado', at &weed% Beainghall-street., . Wituse Wince, Coal-bole Tavern. Yountainneurt, licensed Octal'. lee, and North Mews, Gray's.inmlsne, Ivory turner —let dividend or Is. 61d., August 2, and three subsequent Thursday; at Stens. had's, Basingbail street. Witurds BUCRWILL and TRONA. Jones, Duke.street, Southwark, dealers in cement—let dtvl.ad of 2s. Id , August 2, and three sub. sequoia Thursdays, at Staasfelo's, Basiogball-street. ILICIAID WILLIAM SPIRDIELOW, Market Drayton. Shropshire, chemist —lst dividend of le. Id., any Thursday, at Christie's, Birmingham. 1113111 T Joan Tone, Pancras-lane, City, warehouseman-Ist diet end of frld., any Wednesday before August 11 or after Nov. 1, at Whit. more's, Beeinghall.aUeet. Wu.usis JOUSTS Davis, Bristol. musimeUer—Dividend of 21d. to those who hove proved their debt, and receim d a dividers! of Ss. od. on acconnt of Ist dividend of Is., any Wednesday before August 1 I or after Nov. I, at Whitmore's, Reenlist' street. HENRY Gamma, Greet Winchester-street, City, merchant-3rd diet. dead of 34 any Wednesday before August 11 or after Nov. I, at WhitmanTri, Higashill.etieet. lons STILVEPte. Bennondiey-wsll, sail maker—led dividend of 40., anyWremdity before August 11 or alter Nov. 1. at *Sitarist* omanirua....rau Wn4.1.01 Barrios, Pleet.street, aty, law bookseller-4th dividend of stay Walnerday before August 13 or after Nov. 11, at Whit- more'.. Baringicestreet. FANDIMCK Wien°, Ewell, Surrey, and Chelsea, common brewer—lot dividend of Is. 2d., say Wednesday before August 11 or atter Nov. at Whitmore's, BallinghgLanlet. Ogoges banx, Duion-stred. Southwark, bat nesnufacturer-Ist dividend of 26.2 d., any _ Wednesday before August II and Nov. I, at Whit:mores, DIVIDENDS. August 91. E. W. Jernlngbeun (separate estate), Hewitt= Covent-Arden , banker—August 22. H. Broome, Portsmouth, victualler—August ID. W. Keaton, Uttozeter, ironmonger. CIIRSIFICATSB to be easUes gra the nted, unless °awe be shown totbe contrary on day W . August IL F. P. McCarthy, Beech-street, Barbican, metal dealer Sept. 6. 0. 73dd, Codicote, Hertfordsbire, corn deeler—Bept. IL B. Balfour, Pinners'.ball-court, City, underwriter—Sept. 11. B. B. moats, Great Bell-alley, Moorgatestreet„ merebant—Sept. 1 3 . 2. Richard, Bomestle, Cornwall, draper—August 21. W. Jones, Man chester, Om merchant—August 21. o.oldileld and R.Oldfleid, Man. chewer. willow merchants August IL W. Parry, Newtown, Most ire, talkie —Sept. IL D. kollaston and B. Ballasts°, Billiton, imonvngers. zurrnauffirs DINOLVED. J. Connell and G. Porritt, Bredlord, UMW., and Leeds, anal. teets—B. Kim, 0. Bier. and C. Him llarlsbeatos, Yorkshire. wool len maniesoturers, so far as regards 0. Rig—W. B. M. owit W. wither, Rood-lane, City ecumbeisa mershants—D. Bail and W. Halley, Liverpool, merebants T. Mae and J. W. Emus. War rester and Oldham, cotton spinners—T. Omer md J. Cooper, Perry Bar, laillordskire, firm s—l. wart sal J. B. West, Wasik-direst, Cavamdisnmaare, brush emMitaisini—J. 'Meow lar fetcher', and IL Powell, Newtown. Illentemorrilit'e,X=Pdolon 3. *Mae sod J. Wass*. lirelL Todebloei = r e - ; T. Jeren, T. noinere, mil Z. alatwolA. noineeem. Inn Ovando% so kr as nesenis T. Jelleen—W. Andel, md W. Atkin. jam, IlLinpees.llbo. .boenwelne—B. Beet end T. N. Brooks, Maas.. Maidere—J. akimillim I. P. Davis, and T. 0. Callan INiteneneliestreet Wlftent. pedlionre-0. and J. itlaeltliA ■ neesbente—J. Wwitee. am, 3. Pet- third, L Joe" awl W. Dewed, LWOW& Dswilattshire. Washer sameamile, so Imam regards B. amis—W.lnaskaimrst and J. sad L lereekleinned eilndateteators of T. Ileeideltuest), 011orwy Derby . •416A rei eWry w " . presielore—B. Iwo me S. Abrelegan mrpool, Blackwell. R. Pleesior N. N. &Sly. and B. &ran. Washie mil Parisian. troonneetn. so fur o words LB. ileslortli—J. ONE isa S. Nem 80whassmilma Mame. SHIPPING INTELLIGI L • LIVERPOOL SEIPB AT FOREIGN POlll.--Leiath. at (101.), Kaogaroo Oa.), Jura (as.), sod Greriart at Constantinople; War Bpirit, for Marta, frr Constantinople ; La Plata (.4.), for Balaalara, NyqU r Edward, Alm, Australia, sod Neria, a:Gibraltar; Otb - 47 1 at Dantaic. ARRIVED. AtiarmA-at Gravesend, July 1111, R0m,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Au.-at Fleetwood, July 90, from ,.._ ............ lha dll Mo. Caatallsa-at Pensarsee, July 29, from .... AIWAIMOK Villoll Meats-at Falmouth, July 31, . frai;;... 8 4 4U11 .,.. flans Fina-at UnsalSoek, July 30, from ..................... Ay, ---"' lawn Pasui- at Cork, July 27, from .. ..................... 7 .ft Coenurisce-off Oovor, July 30. from ....................... ....... Mme. Cotursiae-at Gravest:mi, July 30, hoot - ..... Cear.--at Graveeetd , July 30, from . * ...... . ..... ....... : .... as Ile ....._ Croy or Batas,-at Gray...end, July 30, from, .......IIl se, Csuso- at Gravesend, July 31, from ..................... ... I:,'lr_ Droierrei-st Gravesend, July 30, from .... ........ ...,...,...""' I gessese -at Deol, July 30. from ~. , , ........ ~..._ &lOW* Citainaroi-at Queenstown , July 2v, .... 50n5.,......; . e Erestrenia-at Gravesend, July 90, from . ........... ....Porte flee Zorwarat33-at Gravesend, July 31, from ......... w Ems sarrw-at Gravesend, Juff 31 . ROM- .. ............. 11=4. -- _ _ -. , isssesuL July 31 _ . -.stud. July 31, fr0m,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ceti _......_.% Gravesend, July 31, ROOT ........ ...................... _.. . aft .corestroorc-at Gravesend, July 30, from .................... 11.1densw a Fourra-at Gravereod, July 30, from - .......... Rut* FonT-at Gravesend, July 30, from .. ................ Ilawai Guaira. ROLF-at Gravesend, July 31, from _ ._. . - ........ Qua* Gamma Yuma -at Liverpaa, July 31, from .. , ... , L'Oreat lioarsoar-st Liverpool, July 31, from et. ......... NA Nersamu-oN Liverpool, July 31 ILusii-at (iravesend, July 90, from ........................ Dant* RialloMlii-at Gruvoomd, July 30, from • ... Dant* Rana? Illere.r..va-at Queenstown, July 39, from .... "Imam, Haase POICIIPM-at Deal, July 30, from Isso-:t Queenstown, July 29, from Josasura-at Gravesend July 30, from -•- •-• Jena Brwers-at Greene:4;k, July 30, from Are JOLIA-at Falmouth, July 31, from ...... - ........... Rio Ors* 'emirs Rowse-at Liverpool, July 31, from .- ..... ....Qualm Knauss FOWL.II-at Grew ak, July 29, irma . :Theme Lemma at Gravesend, July 30, from " General La Poots-at Gravesend, July 30 from Madams ULT-fit Gra v esend, July 30, from %me rev ‘A -at Gravesend, July 31, trona .... . ........ .. ... lasi Leakier-at Queenstown, July 29, from -11aluma Lizureirser,But tor-at Gravesend, July 81, frOM ............ MAIM ELLISV--at Gressend, July 21, from. ............. Prefellm Moors oirs-at Cardiff, July 28, from Maki I/Awe-at Queenstown, July 39. from Ilvdly 31,sar -at ealmouth, July at, from Moan-at Falmouth, July 31. from halm Nueuasuos-at Gloucester, July 23 from flashm Naomi douses-at Queen-Lawn, July 28, from Prim New Pettus- st Deal, July 31, from BOW els Nato RawisalLT-Lt Gravesend, July 31, from,. ~. Ga m ., NW, GieiT Burma -•at Oraffeeend, July 30, Irma 31eltotime Ours Bamecu-at Bristol, July 30, from Gallas Osumi (a.)-at Portsmouth. July 30, from Pacerminsa-at Gravesend, July 31, from Norway Ansaveasses-at (Stormed, July 30, from Undue Panama-a Orarteend, July 80, iro,ro Who ritUDIDMIA-at Yarmouth, July 31, from k ebabs, ROUlfaint Diu-at Queenstown, July 29, trent ,.. .. - Cabs Roar O'Mout-at Deal, July 30, from Liesisestea Reese-at (hole, July 30, from itaumow-at Plymouth, July 30, from . ...... - !!!= Dora CaTiuwa -at C•rdiff, July 28, from Petro Wail VID-at Gloucester, July 22, from ANON Rae Kowa at Falmouth, July 31, from Coomantinapls Swam° Svsa-at Liverpool, July 31, from Gibralue Tisoa-at Liverpool. July 31, from Denmark Trosaim-at Goole, July 30, from Taus Snug at Newport, K., July 28, horn 0 9artS Tire fiserms-at Gravesend, July 30, fr0m...... 111000-eit Gravesend, July 30, from Hume Ilusins-at Shields, July SO. from OPtelo if IP nllnCilliff-at Liverpool, July 31, from L'Oreal Visits-at Queenstown, July 29, from bake* Vieroa--at Gravesend, July SO, from .. ...... .. Nsdrm Wino or via Wee& -at Grassland. July SO, horn geyp ante-at Wm. Deal, July 29, from Wis.nuorrou-et Fairseeti, July 31 from Pemalleall Yesaii.-at Gramm* July IS, from . Hanna* ELscriuc—at, tisiLisu AlX:Winn C -from Cardiff, July SO, t 0......... AIM* Amore-from Newport, M., July .0, to _ ...... 71101 Magi ALexationa-trout Queenstown, July 29, t 0....-...... Ortatimg Mposso-ftoto Cardiff, July 27, to Ara Bansaan-from Cirdiff, July 30, to .........111ah BaLroar-from Plymouth, July 30, to ~.......,,,„„ (NM. EDIT fir. EDIIIMM-fn.o. Grareeend, July 31, to Ilwaritim Cams QUIMI-ID, . Cardiff, July 27, to Hama Couama Di to. Mu NOITI-from Car iff, July 26, to Hamra COIMMITIMO -from Cardiff, July 29, to ..• . ..... ... Clair ter* Cams sooting-from tardift, July 28, to .... ... Constantin* CAMILLO Noarsoorg -trona Ctrdie, July 29, to harsh= Comma -tram Hartlepool July 29, to Ofte Comorcroa-from Newport, 81., July 29, to . Moss CL/HISILAID-from tumulus, July 30, to Aciallm eorimmaua- from Swansea, July $O, to Coquiutio Crum-from Cardiff July 28, to C.:augural, Cassas-from Cardin, July 28, to Daum:moron. -num Liverpool, July 81, to New York Daarg-Irom Swansea. , July 28, to Cosatantimpla DILTA-from Falmouth, July 31, to Livened Eamon° GaSsaa-trout Plymouth, July 30, t 0..... Calcutta Earn-from Liverpool July 31, to .Darls Et:Gape-from hood. r lu nd, July 28, to Bt. Janes EICIMIII-tram Swat sea, July 29, to Gibraltar Giamoamur -from Cardiff July 27, to Liana GUITIMIA-from Cutoff, July 27, to Canaan's* Hagman., Aso Egbacet-from Newport, M., July 28, to tit.Thowas HaaLautrur-from ISTIMIM, July 2n, to Malta Homan-from Swage,. ii, July 38, to Cape de Verdi IL Fogroarro-trom Cardiff, July 28, to. J. N. 0.-frogs Hartlepool. July 29, ha Cape of Goad HOP LAMMOII (.44-WOW Liverpool, July 31, to New Ycet Loma-from Cardiff, July .7, to Quilaa =,.. LILT-from Cardiff, July 29, to ' ea Falmouth, July 31, to BMA Liverpool, July 31 to Memel ra-fram Cardi ff , July 29, to Malts Isaesster, July 29, to (lodes Mans lousz-lrom Savuuses, July 30, to Gibral br bIIANDII-from Greenock. July 30, to ..... IlaWaS Narrow-nom Cardiff, July 28, to Contaatioopis °slats-from Cardiff, July 28, to Ouniow-from Portsmouth, July 30, t 0... Booderlarl Oanermia-from buriderhunt, July 28, to Dements Paruntalaa-from Cardiff, July 28, to random POWNATUL 014-from Falmouth, July 30, t 0.... ......Coorsatha o 9 l B humours-from Cardiff, July 26. to Hansa -from Gravamen, July 31, to Dordt Cardiff, July 27, to Mac nom -waned. July 30, to Cardiff, July 27, to Cashed AILMIT-from Liverpool, July 31, to Goers dam goon-from Liverpool. July 31, to Hullagsa Ssuga-Rom Liverpool, July 81, to An= Yarns -from Cardin, July 28, to Tamar -from Falmouth. July 31, to. MUM Vicroma-from Graver:ad, July 31, to Norwq WITCH or Ti' WATIL-40M COMM July 27, to -.Rio Janeiro WAPILLA-from Cardiff, July 30, to WRITS Commute Soon DI N MI-from Hartlepool, July 30, tit Bream WATDIMIX-from Newport, M., July 28, to . CADOI WAN/OA-WOW Gravesend. July 31, to Calais Waragusa-Rut Liverpool, July 81, t 0........ Hamburg _ ' Newport, M., July 29, to Gibraltar MAIT !WADI' DOWN ;WAIT - /113111 Bu Rums- VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Anne and Betsey, from Liverpool for Calcutta, June 29,1 at. 6.20 N. kw 20.14 W Arabia (st. tpt. 95), bound S., July 26, lat. 46 N., km. B W. &IBM Queen, trom Bristol (or New York, July 13, ist.4l N., kw. 46 W. Counters of Onwdor (British brig), from Port Phillip (or Loodoll, June 16, lat. 6 N., lon. 22 W. Mohan', from P,ymoutk for oydney, May 22,15 t. 24 N., lon. 29 W. Matilda, from London for Calcutta, June 14, lat. 8 N., lon. 21 W. Persian (a. &), boon K., July .d o,lst. 37 N., loa. 5 W. Quito, from London for Adelaide, June 17, lat. 8 N., lon. 24 W. [Advirtisement..)—AT MIL ItscuVe Emma*. SUMS, 1.1, Regent-sate; No. 4, Leadenhall.street, and COOL Palace, are exhilutea the Aced specimens of British manuisetormi in Ofreadhipasses. Wort-bones, Writing.cases„ Dressuiplass. aed Mbar artielee et utility or laxury suitable 10f preeentation. =nt for Papier Malir Manufactures sad baastslisras i . tlery, Razors, &Mann, PerMulees, Strops, Paste, ks yam orders executed. An rat/MAT O MlOrtElsest of superior Star rid aim &wham BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CAY.—foly 2s, at Croydon, the wile of C. V. Cay, Esq., Oaldsweeta Gti•rda.Cat • son. CRAMP.—JoIIy 29, et Upper Bedford.plege, the wife of F. Cramp, Seq., of • daughter. lindßEß.—July 29, at But Lodge, Downing College, Cambridge, the wife of W. W. nailer, Elq., of a daughter. 11000E.S. July 29. at Carlton House.terrace, the Bon. Mrs. Hughes, of Klimek or a daughter. MURRAY.—JuIy 26, at Flammeremith, the wife of the Hen. 044. P. 0. Murray, of • daughter. PAINE.—Ady 23, at Peckhatn4ye, the wife of IL Paiae, Pos d a sou. CHOLEVIELD.—JuIy 27, at Cavendi.h.road, St. John's-wood, the wife of C. Seholefield, Esq., of a son and heir. VILSON.—JuIy 30, at Hyde-mak-te,.. Esq., of a daughter. 'EATMAIL—JuIy 29, at Lichfield House, Richmond, the wife a Capt. Yeatman, lit Royal June, Mantis, of a daughter. MAKRIAUEL IETN—SCOTT.—JoIy 26, at Nicholas Church, Brighton , by the the Rey. T. Cooke, M.A 8. Betts, Esq., of Kind , 6 Lingle?. Elisabeth Mio, only child of the late 5. Scott, Esq., of Lind HART—JENISIN% .July 26, at Hope Chapel, Clifton, by the PO. A. Pletektr, U.D.. of Lott Can, the Rev. E. 8. Hart, M.A., Ukiimtg of Lady Huntingdon's Chapel, St. he's, Cornwall, to Rebecca Jew kin., daughter of the late E. Jenkins, Esq., of Glamor. giumbire. RENTON—WARDS.—JoIy 26, at St. Janus's, Piccadilly, J. H. Ben. ton, Esq., to Alkia Helen. daughter of the late A. Warde, Ead, 6l Queen's-road. Regent's-park. SHARP—THOMAK—JuIy 28, at St. Giles'.. Camberwell, Mr,. W . Sharp, of Bparkbrook. Birmingham, to Maria B. Fyne, dlit4u.' of Br. J.Thomas, of the Avenue, Peckham. DEATH& BAXTER.—JuIy 30, et hie residence, 4, Old Broad.street, Robert Bastes, Req., of the Sto k t zehange, aged 78. CLARK—JuIy 30, at her mildew*. Bernard-villes, Norwood, Kati Ann, widow of the late Bernard Clark, Esq. DANVERA—JuIy JO, at Brighton, Augusta, daughter of C. ND. mre, Esq. DLL—July 96, at Canterbury. Helen, daughter of the ftee.l. Dill late Moor Canon of the Cathedral of Canterbury. aged 6'. HARK —July 26 at Clifton. Anne, rellot of the late J. Harr, Belo Of Fairfield House, near Bristol, sired 76. HENBLZT.—JuIy 28, at Harewood.plam, Hanover-square, Hensley, Fat, aged 63. OLDHAM.—JoIt' 26, at Brighten, Ann Lane, widow of the lets A. Oldham. Esq., of Cpoer Touting, Surrey. SIMBONB.—JuIy 27, Mr. H. Simmons, of litillneal lioneergoll Peckham, Kent, aged 63. Printed and published by Vi mien Km Haus, ot No.o. WA direst, the of Loudon. Mawr, at übs Oa" ID Wu dims, lu ipe ea to W mg, MUM le iiimommielm 4 - - - :7 - - - - the wife of IL IL UM, f i B 1 111 iii' the i Oblit4 vc hay! au 7 6 SW illl VII