The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-08 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL —....--,... Oxroitti, Jv iT 6.—le a esavorstien bi I.les this morning the bosomy degme of decor in divit.ity erne conferred on UN Rey. Fr/113C s istiord, M A., late fellow co! Ex war Col lege, tlmbilop designate of Montreal. At the moue time, b ieg the lam day IMt Term, the Mewing &pees semi conferred :—D.O L.: Rey. Meow Lase, Magdalen boll. M A.: Kinnard C. W. Ryder, fellow of Wsdham College; Rey. Ale:soder Wbiaeow, Trinity College. B.A. : Humphrey F. Mussy, Christ Cbareb. PIIItTEUNINNT. PAT W Temple, to mai madentip bridge Hospital, • NAVAL Fourevoren. I etv 7. Unite, Com. Lienkirt. ash Yen- Omahas, Sir U. Blackwood, an ready far t eyicc off.—The Vixen, se -thor, C. Jeerer. sailed from J 21114112.1 en the Sib of Jure ler Bunlaed.—The Drums, st.-bietee, an ibis barb ser, was eanamiesiosed yesterday by Captabs U. W. Oiffard.—The Polyptemus.st•sloep, will be taken from this poet ea Thursday ncat to Woolwich, to b• made reedy far ma at that port.—The Ferias, steam slop, of . 1,266 tom, how huildiep in this dockyard, will be launched in the first epilog tide* ha A tgur, when tha Berth° mush, 120. will he laid down to h.r 'wane slip. and she is ordered to be built with all deeptteh.—The Prince of Wales, 120, sad the Royal Savereign, 120. nadir the same sheds, Mss pregn and Sect expeditimiply. sad U they were requited Lr ionise might soon be launched. A nwmb. rof o. l ,nriou on non employed or. both these vessas.—We leans by letup rt. reject eras. her hleiesty'e. neasweloop, Cormen•at, Coo. 11. &Lemberg, rated /dente Video, Apil 6, that the galleon commander and other oar. rs of that vessel who hail hose attetkrd with fever, were quite reetemed to health. Tat Tenting' t iiV•laltini is on i s elege to this ce, and may be LOOS ex,rected. It is under teed to have • placed under the rewound of C•ptsin Adolptus Slade (ad ditit.nal to ter , 110, for special service). and that the Tarktila ravorninert has (*aimed upon biz the ranked Admiral an their St nice ler this put pose. VES , N:naltr, JVL‘ 6 —The hareem packet, Lieut. dory, war paid wises on Filday, end is to sad 'or ' , aim nith on Tue.day. to take the nest neat! to Ri L—The ilsaldk, Cow 'seeder tiNkelay, soled on Friday, :or the end of Africa, taking the July mail.—The Theta , . 40, C•pt. 11. J. Cod- Sharon, wee ;mid oil yesterday. This venal is to be via ashamed to nr.rrow by Cart. Aspens L. Roper, a relative of 8., Jam, a Oor'ios Bremer. She Is oily to have *mai eompiement of oaten and men at perwat, similar to the Albion The Fearless, Ilene r-Ceassamider Alfred Vsi.c4, sailed last evenirg wish the sea men parsers of the Thoth, who are t., join the EseePent, weal reasery ship, a: Portsmouth. The Wtated, 6, wee eninmindosed on Tnarselty, by Lit trine% Barnard, of the Aim. Else will be sent to Ireland as a tinder, tar the purpose of t Se/aisle/ the ilevclappreatices—libe the Nautilus at this re' andth.. Rol.a at Portsmouth. The Creme, 8, was hossmistiased is Thursday, by Commander itteharet Dun. hind Wtite. She is to haws • eomplem , : et SO men, sal will probably tale oat the August m.ll to the c• act Africa. Mr. William Walker who has tor itvevd years been the U set les Harbour-meter at the port o' P:yna.uth, Pas rvir..l train that cflice, and Mr. William Hunnby Thomp son 14 appotintil to ha the veinesey. Tte berb.,nr-master is aft:: master In the royal navy. MuTLYCNIS Cuustattinople, Jan* 19. the Meagan reercopine. At Malta, Jaw 26, the Qan n. Caledonia, rewind. Bused', Gana•es, 13eleropter and Ceelm ; and steamers Tenisle, Firabeard, Triton, Ueda's, Liberal, and Antelope. The Altaic EXPIDMON.—The Gateshead Murree gab. Bohn the tail ,5 Lag letter, received in tha: tress oa Faiday lea :—" Or beard H.lll 8. Eatanwim, Straka. of hlagelhasa, Foment* Bay. Aprl 13, 111.10.—We bad a fair wind from /Plymouth m. VI. 29th of January, which lasted to carry us tab oast Cape Chu. We parted company with mar e assort, the loves aches, al the Ist F,betary, in • tog; and tho s e'. we wars hardly ever • day apart t.l the 3011 of March, we did not see email erhar sok tit yesterday We have had eery little to enliven se dining our leap at page of 76 days tenure we saw bind. When we were 220 miles !tub the aa:. we taught a moth whit's soessurst: inth.• trim wing to wing. For 200 miles La 408. we tallest cheese; la a sea of birds, prineioally petrels Ouse sod annul) lino &Oes trous,. Oa the 6.b of April we made the lead sear the port of St. 'alias, in let 49.6, and ran along he shore with a fair wind; and on the 9th we anchored inl'eanssien Bey, within Caps Virgi-s, by the of :e of the Gowns stealer,. A. essr est.eon Lad so: j. it'd, we lift the Outgun to tow Par thrauti the b rai a; ant we started on tht 14. r. to mak- the hen et ....r way monde's. sad shot the tint narrows in the latrat*s of Mar itiatt.'. with hardly • ripple ou the water. On Pulse Dante, is peeled the wreaic cf ea Amer:cue versa, us pa... teen ti which (m net whom were two ladies) were rescued fpm their awkward predicament by to Lear.os—whish nett of humanity will, I bow, ahead as pan tamest for the expense Lacuna is teemed the solar ships tbrau4h. Reaching `and. Pain: en the 13:h of Apt il, when these le a Clilian penal Pettis most in 12 infancy, we milt ditEculty procured same bull des, sad abuldatee of fi.b, with 10 Wet at water. Th. re is goo , : c :al at this ilett:enect, but great tliffleohy of artiste, end es reale. Raving reek lush d t u: Wets, we erect Ca our ear, with thankfal heath. to Fort s.us Biy, where we arrived this weraieg ; and oar consert tad Inn et z..a te, towed by the o.run. A. we are • furtalaht later that we imputed, I shall tot be able to huh at I'4w-iv, hot shall po alinet to the hiandwitk Islands. The waste; Rare is a tar Meld heart .nd, the cam- met corned wt . " `1,09 , : the reski the v, 6,000 feet at Bic :14,118.M. IZE snit: amt e f here ea.ffs, fi .e beach w-ods, acd th: well awl a lice pp.rtuai.y for • painter. Ths to: si here Maas he:4 leaurianely. An jun t e.oa-. eosin. r . to Mart sir Valpsraiso, by which I stsd this lettert—R.C." PRIZE MOSEY. :From Fr.dry's Gras!!, • Fur Atantnoss.—Notit. is Irina to Captain (than Con fato'er) A.trar Fay:lobar and the crill-rs and crew of htt Mart, 's ship A'b-!rors, whn were netuLlly t n boar aroi en•rifll to share th. Fronted' arisir! from the rap nre ut the slAseon .wl lisp•r clot, on the let Fehru .ry, 1814, that eze dist-ibution th• nnt wi l be nr.d• en the 24:h i.cy of Jaly, 14bll.et N I, Jaare..trein.M.li.lai, and where the lint w1:11.,2 rrealled e Tay Wedsitaaty and Friday fur tcrts Routh _ _ Z v. d. 27 12 61 girretth e',rs beeonti clays (Cow kiprlkth el.id 1131 M el.us . Fourth e *PA kiitil l:.-• liztE. . ..1U If 101 I N..0:11 cave —..„. .. 19 6 3 Ttr.t. e`.... . 913 11 T. rintls el.**. .. X 13 01 To e. 119 t:91.. .. 3 13 101 Thirterstb Om £ L d ! !! 114 31; e 2 17 111 1 lb 1 11• s 1 it :4 Noties la also given to sifters awl esiw whr were sets• Wily on b.srd eipitled to share In the proveds aril e 8 tr. m the csyure et the ilavwvestel Ccastanna, on the 2fhli Yrbruarv, 1 IS, that the diarl'afioss thereof will be made on .7.e 1:1.h day of July, 18S0, at Ns. I.J.l7Le.'irreet, A lel phi. end when the list will be recalicd every Wednesday sad k ttJ>l la the,. months. n. I d 30 3, I Seventh eLtas ....„.- 612 In Lielth tiro r.. 12 5!,..4 d. (cam itard ellog Ywrth el.st nth ikith dam .1118 0 111 1 - 11 . 0103118 , i --- 1 . 38 8 It Ttatb dug . 13 4 1 / ' leveed% eye . 11 17 71 Twelfth Cam . 7 10 31 Thirteenth elan 12 2I - 2 1 ..... 1 & 4 0 19 91 SAW intelligence. COURT OF Quinors BENCH.—turoaDay. &Tinos Ds BANCO AFT'S Tsaw.—lktranui Ili. hems Tmi•ox A•L. Jt .TICI WIONIII.IIII. IN He D , •X AITOIXET. Mr. Justice Pantos delivered the juiginent of the court In this ease. The applicant, having premised tat tome jean es an attorney of this soot, omitted to take out his aril_ tease for mere time a year, and sub equently came to the court for leave to renew his ortificat• under very peculiar circumstance , . la the jeer 1844 four bills of indictment were found spies:llm and others, charging bias and them with forgery, at the Central C rimiest Court. Oases of them he was tried and acquitted; and en another tried andeonvieted. the conviction on the latter having rendered it unnecessary to !roared against him on the other two. He was subsequently transported to Norfolk Island, where he underwent peat hardehtp, which he bore with great fortitude. He afterwards remind a panics from her Majesty, on condition of his not returnieg to the United Kingdom, alter welch he re calved a free pardon permitting his return. Having returned, he made aeplicati nto the court in January, 1849, that the Law Society should be directed to rant him • certificate, which application was opposed by the Low Society, where. epos the court directed a referent* to the Master. A report was afterwards presented by the Muter, and • rale nisi rented for the renewal of the certificate. The rule had Ohm been argued, and fully and ably discussed by the learned uncut on both sides. The firet question was, on what principle the court wee to decide the GM ; whether it was to confine itself to the immediate , mums for the omission to take out the certificate, or whether it was to t.ke into consideration other matters notating to the conduct of Mr. Barter unconnected with the charges brought before the Master us the hearing. It was urged that the rule of court of Easter Term, 1846, limited the c tun in this inquiry to a ennai tenths of the firemen mantes under which Mr. Barber discontinued to practise as an attnrney, and to hie conduct and employment during the period of such discontinuance. But the court wit clearly of opinion that the nit was not to be so construed. It was bound to look inn> all the matters which had been brought Olen the Muter, whether connected or unconnected with the main en t immediate charges. Tim neat question was what was the effect of the pardon ? In the case of "Cgf riagtos r. Wilkins," which waheited, it was lent down that a ravines not enly cleared the offereos itadt, but elan the penalties and dissbilities incident to it. Ia Hawkins's FL as of ' the Crown it was laid down that a perilou made the party who was the subject of it as it were, • new man, and gave him a new cap city and credit. The malt was that his ;indite had released Bubo Birbrr from a'l the consequences attached to his conviction, and he was to be treated as not guilty of the particular offence of which he was convicted, sust as if a verdict of not guilty had been eroneunced in his favour. But Nether than Chet the coat: was not justified in tieing, and now that he spelled for the renewal of his certificate, it was bound to therein: into the tuts relating to the cases en which he bed been found guilty, is which he had been acquitted, and on winch he had not been tried. It was to do this necessary to ascertain whether he was a fit person to act as an officer of the court—that is to say, whether ho had been oeceived by Fletcher, ant had been but an unconscious agent in the frauds which had been perpetrated, or whe ther he had acted throughout with a r e ality knew kap of the true charect ir of the transactions. Is enterieg upon this inquiry the court begun with what had beta termed the mu practice cases. bums of these oases bad been very properly abandoned in the annimeer. Rthint's use was more imp, Thant as connecting LI abet with Fletcher than as • mooned for refusieg the ornficate. (The netts of this eye, as also of the other cues slimed to, have been several times already laid before our readers.) This ease. although it showed an underhand dealing, had nothieg polished! fraudulent in it. But it stns these I the (fist:rust of Barber, which the other cases might lie calculated to ex cite. Tore next CAM was that of Gust and Reynolds, which involved& charge of I 'lvy. cr at least of great retitle Meal in swearing. la that cue, Berber had made an stlidevit of Icarus., when, is feet, no Money had been paid to the wit nesses. He took it for (nutted that his directions to lay the Witlic.ses had been complied with, although to had Mt ee 6:160y f ur that purpuse, sea had so eafficiant reason for believing that they had bees paid. But the court was bound to say that his assertion that he had not, in this transaction, been Foil, s.f fraud or wilful fa echoed, was continent wth the feet. of the case. The 'Meru was satislie dat the time that the &Siert: lad been made in the belief that thee to 'my had been paid. Tte matter was thus settled in when the traeseetioe to. k was 'apposed to be at an end— and it was right that it should not be revived. At least, in the opinion of the court, it ought not now to weigh 'gout him. A+ to &tee:eat:re case, misfit)? to the non-payment of' premiums, the court wee nut disposed to think that its cif.' cunicances would, of themselves, form sufficient ground for refusing the certificate. The eau eves to consider were the Watery :ewe. The first ci these was Stuart's case, ie. which Barber and others were charged with inciting one Sasannak Richards to forge an administration bone. The circumstareee el this case went to show that he could not have been an reccseety be re the fact, but that to had been iseroinced into the trees sties aster the bud had ben executed. The only two eiseumetacces in the cam setae hire suspicion to him were the emission to give mintiest ieforterien to Peckeriat and Co. ond the pommies -f the suspieints letter from WPM non. These eircumvances were sin .cubtedly suspicious, but to mire. The whole circumstances of the um, how, vcr,wcre of sucks nature as must reeroarily hate opened the eyes of an intelligent man like Baths, to the true character of Fhb:Wee dealing., and aheet...el have made him more cuffed or future occasions in eh oil::;; with tea: person. The stilt remaining circumstance in thee traumata nee:emery to look into was Barbi is omission to pay the legacy date. But even if, through pecuniary amenities at the time, or she r aise, he had kept the money handed him fur that purpose, that weold have subjectud him to • m: doe to Fay hover, and not to an atip3eation to hove him struck off the roll. Th re were ten other charge. of forgery against him welch it would Le cdvisab:e to consider beton coming to what INC , home cs the stellack " ease. There wee the case of Bat chard in 1811, and that of Hunt in 1842. Bills had Iran hued against him L- both these ewes, but as he had been first used in the Rack ease, in which he was convicted, the tests in qu-stion were not tried. Although Barker in these CUM appeared to reap no pecuniary advantage beyond his profess oral charges, they wire circumstances involving con aiderable ruspici-n. In considering the Slack case, i: must be borne in mitd, on the one Land, that Barber bad been found ; and, on the other, that he had received ttr Maj sty's pardon; that the verdict had not been found fault with on the ground of its bring eeriest evidence, and that Sir G. Cite y had accompanied the pardon with ex. erosions shoeing his conviction of Barber's ihnoe cotes. Tease expressions were entitled to the higliat consideration : but they ,toed distinct from the question of the pardon i self. The Secretary of State had not had the benefit of hearing the ease argued by counsel, and had not had all the circumstances laid before him, which had been deta led to the. court by thus opposina the application for the certificate. The learnt I judge then detailed, with come minuteness, the particulars of the Slack case, with whkh our readers are &heady familiar, and stated that a largo allow- mee should he made for Barber under prefect circumstances, in bdeg etil.3l upon to txp'tin it. Fletcher m'eht have made rtpresentanous to h‘os which to had now forgotten; bat it was evident that, as regarded Captain Foskett, he (Barber) had acted disingenuously. Whatever might have been Fletcher's position and plausibility, it was e v id e nt that big transactions with Barber was 4.. f a suspicious character, and Barber must have seen that his client was that vet of penoe, in dealing with whom he should have exercised the greatest caution, instead of placing mobs:eluded confidence in him. It had bus asked why, If Barber was guilty, should Fletcher have resorted to such laborious devices, the only explenation of which, it was urged, was that it was his object to dem:ire Barer. But, if Barber was innocent, there were many weak pinta in thou devices ' th rough 'bleb, had he not bees wilfully blind, the light might have broken through tApee him. If guilty, them were others to be desired. There was no reason to dcu'ot the ineoethee of Bir ram or **clerk in the o ffi ce, and all these devic e s migi t have Oren resorted to to deceive them if Barber were guilty. The court would not, from these circumstances, assume his guilt, but must toy that they were continuo! with hit guilt, when urged in favour of his in solence. In drawing a c nelusiou as to Barber's conduct, it would scarcely he just to bring it to the test to which the court was invited to bring it by the turned counsel for the applicant, in the warmth of Lis argument. It was not to see that the learned counsel's statement, with regard to Barter, was an exaegeration, hopelessly addrtesed to minds accustomed to the examination of evidence. Con sidering that he was an attorney of some rep- rience, end a m.n whose intelligence and &cutter* were not to he doubted, and that Fletcher brought him business of such a character as could not fail to excite the suspicions of en honest man, business carried through a series of states — not sane act, by which say man might have been deoived— occupying much time, and affording every opportunity fur enumeration, the court would have found it difficult to arrive at any other conclusion than that arrived at by the jury, if confined to the merits of the tingle caste. But the court could not corn a Leith tas the facts of any one ease, in drawing a geseluaion now. Ia Burehard's end Hunt's eases feuds of the highest criminality had been carried on through Barber's messy. He must have been an agent &nal,' cognisant of the fnuds, or blind having suspicions, et blind without any suspicions, of the true character of the traisletions. It was on this last plea that B abet els , efly rested, relying upon the pemition, apparent respectability, erd plausthility of Fletcher, as the circumstance* which blinded him. But the transactions themselves, in which Fletcher was engaged, were, independently of his bearing as d position, et such a character as was suggestive of flood and calculated to excite suspicion It was, therefore, dint met to believe that Barber was wholly free from doubt and esepicion where there were so many arcumstancetcalculated toexcite e both doubt ►eso ou e b s t suspicion.an r d an f orbe lievi ng the whole there was that, if he was not directly cognisant of the bucle, it was because he was wilfully blind, and did not choose to inquire Into the real character of the transactions Leaking at all the efo cosistesers of the cue, and indeaventring to as he every mussonable allowance for the difficulties in which Barber wee sow plated, the court regretted to say that it could not but ' see such proof of his complicity with Fietc i t pp e a ra i s ie r s e t n it te f re o d , ra i, an imperative duty to decline gntiag ii • renewal of his ortifieate to practise as an attorney of the court. The rids nut therefore be discharged. Rale discharged. Nwie. it eat) eine to the *diem and crew who were eettely ea Mud and eatilled to share in the proceeds arising frees the capture of the slave vets.l hierarch& on tie. 13.1 t February. 1811, trat the die rihntion thereof wi 1 Le anis ea the 21th day of July, 16.7), at Nn. 1, Jaime-apt t, Adelpld. aad wine the list will be re-eAled every Wedoet. day end isklay for three months. Lai d. 79 ti I assn:! dam 10 95/ a 7 7 1410‘.5 elan 'frith ela, 1 3 9: bruits Wan Twelfth elate Thlrmistb eau ..... 1 II t J. Wouwwit&D, Agent. Inte Second elms (a.. 314 4 4 7tiru elms --.......... 41 17 11 Four.l.l elms Iltth clam ....... IS 17 oj Math elms —..— 12 H MILITARY. Ants* .11VD CIVIL APPOINTXII3CII. The following Wier his Maly been egtrees(d by the Deputy 13 . emiary at War tedious la the army sad am holding civil cppoiat sots : •• Wamorner, mrea, 11130.--elr,--Tte gaff', hes beta plused to (empty with the prom of as humble aderer. pre mewl to her Majesty. la tenses., of aren.dationut tte 111-..04 of Common., .'.tad May 14, 1840, •kr a r.tara of the names and present rank of all naval and military °Meets lsoldiae any eiv.l appointment, stating the never* ot Me edam he'd by sack, data of appointment, end the tank held at dm bole of seek sprintennt, • he amount of salary, half. pay palms wed allowances received by them respeetivey ; and why .41 the . the active me wne i, Est , dittlensi.hing the salaam received by eark,•-1 am accoremely diretttd to m elee.% they „a will return this letter, statist whether you do or do not bald aay tfvil exsintment ; and, if jou do, that you evil Invalatt the iseermation 'equated to enable the Bemoan at War to astudy with the said address.—{Signed) L. Evi.ivAN.- S rsrr Arra: sou:• T.— Li :ternent ttm Haa. E. Douglas has bees appoiated cede-di -tamp to Ve anal air W.ll. Wain, the saw commander M chief at Bombay. Pansandraton of Ncw CuLot:lm TO Int BIND R2Ol - —The feeenta , bm of coLurs to this resiturat shortly take plias at Porternatab. tae prtseat etatlaa of the Wad. --- CANDIDATIN ron Cn1131146101111. A cording to the Unit' d tier ke Gaz.lie 38 rung genderain west up ate ti auainativc at dandnunt lasi wed', of whack assaber 16 had beta rejected at previous t lamination. lavattat Tana THE CAPE OP GUOI, lints —1, 4 ,i wi ,t, tavad ,a leaded. es Protector, at Dravtlead Irons taut 6th, 45th, 73rd. tad OW 'Latham:a, serving at the Caps.. DrmaiiMVO& Tult QUIRN'O4 RIGIIIIIXTS Itosaav A/IbMabliMl.—The following detachments are 'twitr ord.tv toetabara at Gravesend :—GO Rea for the 10th Wotan; 45 an fur the 8•► Fuot ; 60 ma fir the I ?4th Foot ; 25 Num fer the 71191 !tat ; 10 ma fur the h3rd Foot; 2) ma for the 015th Fuot; mad 6 aua fur the" 91:01 not. fur Boothe,. 90 tae• toe lb, 15th Homan; 40 men fur the 25th Fuot; 20 ma fur Übe Glet not; 90 aIIIS fat the 64th Foot, for Maim. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1850. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-SATURDAY. 6111111011 AT INA PRIEA AT OVILDOIALL-11170L111 LAID CRtu JOST= W*Lui APP • Bream. Jvitt. BARRY V. HAID.—SL&NDZIP..—TIis New Houses 07 PAILIAINItIC7. - - - COTTON.—LientrooL, JULY 6.—There was a And nestle market today, seed the mire were fatly 12,000 bales, half of tibial were tabard on mwealatioa and for apart. klatertigeTtlet. JULY 8 —There has been • steady and tolerable settee market. Home trade booms continue to take of a eceekinable seamest et heavy domestics at full prim, wed is deem mewelesturem Woe mow the In comelemse dew stake with • gmaimi My equal piths . The pita depremise tattler will& Sae kiwis wined dm bp as fee matitel muse predawn to Mak sap*, and they steam nephew the semetap• et p.m preemie. Uwe le dm a asiorst ma kr T skier to maimaia lull rata. Tie memaismareas of abktlrp base been able to Improve prises murky to imapertion to the rise be the raw mat. Hal, bat there it 0•17 • moderate extent of business doing. 1 Orem there is a fair *airy and pekes are steady. Havre llaeea eseeent emelnue to take come sodium of doubled Yam maw fro*. mad the Miter numbers, reeking from 60 to 10, ham s mbiesed In pries. The lower numbers of mule yarn fully mast& Me sinew obtained in the forty pert a the week. The market eastimple to present an healthy appearence, buyers, both for the emiteme sad tar Ike Leant, ae well as the 'tussle and India markes, May swine* Do Moder to bold back firm the <amulets of such orders a* they hove uo hand from the bwr et more favourableness, &mat polaided events have also con tributed to give more mellideme boeh to merchants and clam. (adorers. Mr. Sojeset Chann;lian;lki.l. Addles were c unsel for the plaintiff, and Mr. Bevil' reprmentel the defendant, This was en action brought by Mr. Castles Bury, ambi ence( the new houses of parliament, against Dr. Reid, who Is employed for devising plans for ventilating and warming sans building, to recover compensation Is damage, for slam ' desews words alleged to have been uttered by Dr. Raid. Thedefeadant pleaded ant guilty, aid a Imitated ie. be the opening addressM of r. Beejsent Chancell It that on the 11th of April, 1 84 5, • 'meeting was held rel ate eot the offices belonging to the new palace, at which the defendant was present. The plaintiff was not there' blesselt, but was represented by his animate, two gentle men whore names were Memos and liltDougall. The min ion was held I, r the purpose of discussing the plans of Mr. Berry and Dr. Reid. Dories the dismunioe a etinversation took Ouse between Dr. Reid end Mr. Moron, which caused the latter to think that Dr. Reid's plan for yen tilatiog and warming the new houses of parli.- mint would greatly interfere with Mr. Barry ts in tention*, which were to render the building fire proof in every particular. Mr. 'lemon deemed the conversation of ma much moment that he made a memorandum of it, which he gam to Mr. Barry. This led to a correspondence between the plalatiff and the defendant, and on th e 19th cf April, 1846, a mooed meeting toe k place. At that meeting Mr. Barry, Dr. Reid, Mr. Meeson, Mr. M'Dougall, and a Mr. Immy were present, the latter named gentleman being also coseectset with the works. From the statinneete then nada by Dr. Reid, the plaintiff considered that the plans to ves• illation were of such a kind that they would render useless some of the preountioes which he had taken to render the building fire proof. A minute was made of the converse tion which took place at this meeting, and Mr. Barry said it was to be regretted that en much tepee's+ had been ineutred for iron girders and brick roofs if they were rendered of no avail by the plans on Dr. Reid. Mr. Barry then proposed to refer the matter to the Commie sioners of the Woods and Forests, to which, however, the defendant would nut agree. Some clrrespondence ensued between the partite, and at last on the 2nd of Jams, 1819, the plaintiff, not liking to take the re sponsihiley on eis own should. rs, and being aware that the members of both houses of parliament thought that he wes constructing it in such a way as to be completely fireproof, he submitted rue its of ell the letters which had pined between him and Dr Reid, end Om the minutes of Mr. Meeson, containing an account of what hail paned at both meetings, to the Commissioners of the Woods sod Forests. 01 the Oith cf June Mr. llytue, one of the commissioners of Woods and Forests, informed the defendant that the matter had 1 eon referred to the board, and they intreded to submit the question to the arbitration of a Mr Ci MR, an (mite at ! erehttect. Mr. Myles also sent Dr. Reid a co : yof the cos reap indent and the minutes. The matter was brought before Mr. (}wilt, who declded upon it (the nature of his uscisioe, however, did not fiat spire), but it sprayed that whatever it war that it war net eatisfactory, as after it had been given all communication between Mr. Barry and Dr. Reid, concerning the work to which they were both en rearm, was in writing. Is the month of Anril, 1349, it became neeessary that some comomnice thin I.v word of mouth should take jean between Dr. Reid and some one mutat. el with the archi tectural portion of the works. Aecordingly, en the 21th April. 1549, Mr. (bore, the clerk of the works, met Dr. Rad by appointment is the office of the form r. Toe object of this meeting was to explain to the defendant Mr. Burry's place, so that he (tee defendant) my,ltt carry out hie own idea, in such a masher as net to interfere with Mr. Berry's plat*. At this meeting Mr. Memos was present, in order to assist elr. Clore, as he was n.ore perfectly sequeinted with the details of toe building. When the defendant saw Mr. Were* he said, " I object to Mr. M. ism 'wing Mlle''', on the reoued that he, in corjuncion with Mr. Bevy, in 1845, forged a doettmeht which was forwarded to the Wends and Forties." Mr. Meescs then asked Dr. Reid if he was aware of what he wee seeming Mr. Harty, and he mph. d, " Perfectly ; that he had said it before, and would re peat it." Mr. Meeson said, "It that is the ease, I must request you to moue it now, and I cell upon Mr. Quoin to take entices of I what you say." Dr Reid then tirned to Mr. 141(1f.1 aM !, said, " 1 mean to my that in 1846 Mr. Meesou, oe junction with Mr. Barry, forged a document. and transmitted tSat to the COMISiSSiOntig of the Wcole and Forests. end therefore 1 decline to act with Mr. Metecoe." This was the slthder of which the plaintiff now cosplaiecd. The learned serjeaet here read mint:tee of the conversations which bad esker' 1 place at the two meetings, and which Dr. Reid considered ea misrepresentations. The learned serjeant alt I reed perti as I of the correspor.dence which had bees forward d to the Commissioners el the Woods and Forests, and also extracts from the minutes of the euevers:ti -roe sad was enterieg into the question of the coir.patibeity of the plane of the plaintiff sad the deft ndant, ve he n The L crd Chief Justice interrupted him, and said the learned serjeant had m.de a great ir.aty statements quite irtelevant to the questi.!ns whic% the jury hid to try. The merits of the piths of Dr. RAI and the question as to the ' praccieuthility of rendering the building tire proof, if they were adopted, ought to tee refereed to scientific persons. The ohly qu 'Won for the jury was, whether the wend " wrier" was used by the defendant in its most oM nsive sense, or neither be meetly meant that the document alluded to war untru He (the Lord Cilia malice) had listened with pew attention to the cronies speech of the learned servant, and it appeared to him that the general hove pleaded was a perfect answer to the action, which he thoueht was not maintainable, as Dr. R.: id's statement was in the encore of • privileged communication. The action he thought had been erourht to draw the plaintiff aed dente . debt. and their despite", before the public ; 'out he (the Lord Chief Justiet) th aught it was unfair that the jury should be kept, perheps for two days, to listen to a scientific discussion to ally inehment to the actual question which they had to try. There was no doubt that the plaintiff and defendant wereboth tea of emineece, end it was to be regretted they had got into a di'pu'e which wee calculated to defer the great work which they had in band. He repeated that he did not think the attion could he 'maintained, sad advised that the jury should be discharged. Mr. Berjeant CLanuell said, of courses he would bow to eke deciebin of his lordship. Mr. Roil 'all he et n willirg to leave his Ohm's c:uee in his lordehip'e bands. At the same thne, on heeelf of Dr. Reid, be wished to say t. at he gave Mr. Darcy credit for good intentions, and w..uld admit that Mr. Deny bed not wilfully mien presented the cat lions in the minutes which he had sent to the beard, but beyond this aim:mime ha could Lot go. He beeeed to say that Dr. Reid still ad hired to his statement that Mr. Barry had made great mis takes, but withilmw the allezetion that they were wilfully committed. The charge of inthery had long sicce been with , drawn. WOOLLEN.—LtaDa, JULY 6.—We have had a fair aver Ate market to day; cousideting the little choke of nab there LI in the roaraet. se moat was sold as mkt rearouably be expected There has bus a fair ordinary boduess done in the warehouses daring the stek. LINKN —Bairrar, JOLT 4.—The yarn raarkra 'was Rood, and thr denim! fully meets thr pvtidnetion. There la now lit. tlo provrct of mina giving way before the autumn. The cloth mar. krte ore btisk, buirva appear anxious to get into Mork. Too nto from our port last wet* acre as follow : Linen, 7411 posh aro , yarn, 37 ditto, Orrad. 111 ditto ; muslin, 16 ditto. H AM) WAllll.—BinuntonAn, JOLT B.—Traie here eosticuts Ina healthy state. The orders from abroad aro larger than they h tee been r moray' ears ; the bum. trade Is not quite .o goon, tm but upon th e whole boa en here has rarely been In a mole nnartsh. ing than h has teen for several months; urcre to scarcely a ma nut.ict,ty that is not luny employed. SUGAR.—GLesoow, July 45 —Since our lmt rrport there has been a good businem transacted in West India 3luscorail gums. The wiles aniount to Wm Idol. and to and Cl barrels at fall pri-es. Brown Trinidads saki at 31W. ; mh:dlog and goad mid dling. ars. to 345. ; good, 345. Gd. to aaa.; dark brown Grenada., Sta. LW.; mid. and good mid., 37.. to 3'.5.; and go .t, 390. Nothing dam in ben gal, or foreign Sugars, or in West India mu. imam Ittfl..tal Sugars hare had a %r , y fair PAP, at pteady prices; Brown lump. 43a.; browns Immo, :we.; rtanitud kayo., Zds. to fits.; good, 33a. to Sip.; line and very line, 35a. to 34a. Crushed engin have had a moderate demand, and prime wii bout ultcrattm Browne., 395. to 425.; middling yellows, 4.1 a. to 45.. Gd. ; good and fine plows, Va. to Oa. ; gas and wary flue ohne% cu d . to aca, Treacle null, at t 3.4. Golden syrup, ordinary to good, 13a. to lea.; and IMP bright, IGa. Cd. CORN -AYLlmnuav, July 6.-A vary abort supply of When% Trak bridr. at as advance of lull I. per qr. Other descrip tion. fully supported list week's pelt's. Wheat, tes to 44. per qr. Barley, 1:le. to 235. Oa's, lb. to 22.. Beam, 235. to 275. Peas, 2IM. to 32a. AnDOVER, July 6.-ne supply al:Wheat was staid, !Oil sideline the mune of the yew, but of other pain little was otfering. neve was animproverner tin the demand (or Wheat, and males were ehli fly effected at an LeVenee 01 leper/ie. Flour unfiltered in value. rig north, of note transpired in other articles of grain, and pr.e4.4.neiv be quoted preciwly os lad week. Present prima : Wheat, Sea. to I la. per qr. Barley, 14K. to 20s. Out-, 10a. to 17.. Ile an., 24. to Sus. l'eart, 26.. to 2%. Mall, Sb. to A. par qr. Tams 4t. to S. per bushel. Flour, 24a. to 30s. pet suck. Hannifin, July 6.-Oar markets to-day were very mustily auptlird with oien of every &scrip:l4n. Whe.t was fully id. per ail of btw heft dearer than this uay wick. Parley mis very scarce, and about 6d, par qr. dearer. Oats of all epoilities were likewise from Gt. to Is. per qr. dearer. Pea. and beau about the same. Wheat, rtd. fine. nom 61. to 20.. 13d.; floe white, ale. 6d. to 30s. 6d. per load. kalgash barley, 235. to lb. taL per qr. Ords. Vs. to 235. beans, Ira. to 1244. per load. Peas, Inv. to 21.. &Runlet. July G -Oar mark , t to-day was pretty well attended, and a fair quantity of gni- offering on Faille terms es last week. We have had during the k room rein, which h. 4 been of , good bnetit to the snore, particulat ly turnip*. Wheat. 311. to Ow Barley, lea. to 224. flats, Its. t. 205. Beaus 2:. to be. per qr. 111.anDeoltn, July 6.-Our market to-day was moderately supplied with Wheat, and fully equ to the &nand. Priors aft routed W. to Is. per quarter, mid the ti.ak was more animated than twat wok. ffeartely anything dif.ng m barley and other article. and we have no alteration to quote In pr Wheat, 365. to 42.. arley, ha. to 225. Oats, 100. to Its. bans, 2.5. to ton. Peas, 2130. to taw per qr. itur, tine, :Is.; seconds :Os. per sack. 31a1t, SZs.i.•l 16e. pa tie. BORTUIf, July 6.-We have bad but a small supply of Wheat at marketer:Ain to-41.y, wheh was taken readily at extreme rates. (kit. and titan. firm at former prices. Wheat, red, 3'se. to Vv. per qr.; white, 435. Oats 17s. to 2os. Leans, 275. to 3%. CANIII:IDGE. I alp 6.-We can sato no slttr,tion In the prim al Whe-t to-day ; supply moderate. Wheat. red, 345. to lta..; white, 40s. to Cs. beans, 26.. leas, 3na. Oats, 13s. to 20.. CANTEIIIII. KT, July 6.-OurWheat rn , rl;•t was hut thinly pupathd; mks were mote readily tffieted at last week's price. Wheat, broil n, now, 3.11. to 42..; white, new, 425.1 u iis. Oen., bar. to Ks. Beans 24.. Pen., 2344. to 276. C.taLlaLG, July 6.-We bad n•I average supply of Wheat this morning. and the quantity of Barley and thee brought to market was only 10144. Priers of all muck the fame as 1101 COLCII TATER, lily 6.-Terre is • Resod demand bars to day for Wheat, mid all descriptions scabse le. to 2a. per qr. more one , y the supply continacs very small. Batley and beaus are u last 'mud. Mr. Serjeant C'nnnell raid if Mr. Bovill, on the part of Dr. Reid, withdrew the et.argrs of forgery and wilful misre presentation, he would ogre to ti. jury trill discharged. The Chief Juetic, raid it appeared to him that the word forgery had only been used or meaning a wiliul m:ire• presentation of hits, and not It a felonious revs .% The ex pression bad been withdrawn, and ho repeated that be re• gritted that the matter had ever been brought before a jury. His lordship then directed the jury to find a verdict for the defendant no the plea of not guilty, and on the pies of juati titation tlaey were disetairged widtuut being c.l.ed upon to give a verdict. The court was occupied the rust of eta day in trying a ease, the particulars of which presented no feature of any pubbis interest. POLIC'R.-SATURDAT. Guittwoan, July 6.—Tisore is • alight iceresse is mar supply ot Anent. bales wen , it nbout 4litilculty made at an adr.dao pa qr., and a exarateo early ctLeted. red, 40%. . • White, 4.i. to Sta. liarky, lea. to 23a. blitz, tn.. to tar. b. alas SFr. to nn._ ilEtterultD, July 6—There were a goad many farm:l 4 at this day's ma-ket, and the eaniples n show numerous. ?leder an 1 &Airs 'rimed more inel,ned to purchase Wheat thai fcr sacral prec-dirg markets; yet they were unwilling to give mush of an advance beyond late rate., and Is. to Is. ed. per qr. wa- with dint. c.City in but kw instances obtained. In spring turn not conch doing, at t...; week's prices. %t Ire d, per hustml., ta. ha. to U. Barley, 24 Mi. to Ss. Oats. 2s. t. d. to 20. 9.1. Cal. to - .14 nd. la. Id. tu as. lOd.; white, boilers.. la to is. Sd. - • Iit.NDAL, July G.—Since our last there his been a change in the weather to wet and cold winds, which hag retarded haymaking, which would tare !win at weal in W. part if the wel'illr would peron . At our martin this morainic we hut e to report another Atilt euNat of both O heat and flats; each a 1,1 about the wore us nor Lot nuotiaiona. Wheat, 2's. tat. to 295. pee load of Su stones ; trios, ital. to Is. per stunt. - • • LANLABTLII, July G.—This being oar chefs. and waol Mr, the market today was enly bate'y with all ankles. Wheat the turn dearer. Ostm a 1 6.1. to 1•. per la..d higher. V. h^.lt, 2104. to Pilo. ;xi 21.1 b. Beans, 17s. to 11.4. Oatmeal, Sas. ad. to 26..61 per :WM LILICEsTP IL, July G.—We have bad a aloft supply of Wheat teml ty, winch realised fu.ly Is. per qr. more than last week's ram. Oats, Beane, and bailey in aunt 'apply, and 10117 suppotb:d former pekes. MANCHESTER, July B.—The weather daring the week has been showery, with muds stormy wind. Peke* Or Wheat and klmir Yore be7n well maintained in tWs and the neighbouring large ' markets, and a stead, though not very extensive buainees has been time. tither articles tally supmn their teeriout value. To-day, Wheat me, to steady sal, at lull pre. The tenter qualities of fresh Flour are in demand at rd. to le. a-trance; but such as bare been long in warehouse, or are mads brays not quite sweet, move of slowly. Oats and Oatmeal maintain previous rates, with but little demand. Hems, Malt, and /ober articles as last quoted. Prevent prim s;— WilMt • per bushel of white. 6e. 6d. to 7s. Ill; red, 51. to ea. hi.; Irish, white,3a. to 63.6.14 red, 3s. 3d. to 3e. bit. ll:teley, per bodied of GOlbs., grinding, 3s. 01. to 3s. 3d. teats, per bush. of 151 M., Engli.h, Snitch, and tine leish,2s.B.l. to 24.10 d.; troll kiln-dried runs, 2s. 6d. to 2s. 7d. Deans, per qr. of Shaba., English small, 30e. toils. id.; tick, 7!.. lid. ta322s. Malt, per 6 Imp. bas., line, 365. to 375. ; fine nomads, 345. to 355. It per Shim. busbeki, whit: and blue boilers, 235. to _No. Moor, per rack of 2001b5., English and Irish, tine, 2M. tin. to 20a.0.1. • superfine, 80.. Ott. to 31s. Od.; extra, &io, to ads.; 1/1:: 104:1 ul 24111 M., English and lriah, 3115.6e1. to tbs. lid. MARLBOROUGH, July 6.—But little Wheat t &ring to day. and a fair &Hermance of buyer.. The trade was more animatc,l than Mat week, and tanner quotation. were well austamnl; in a tew Maumee. eat:muted by 0.1. to M. per qr. The prime of Burley, lama, ileum., and Peas were nominally umiltered, and the ir.t,lr lull. Wheat, .lie. to Pat. Battey, thin. to Va. o.;ta, 15a. to 175. Ileum, Me. to Ma. Pea., 29► to 30a per qr. Malt, Gs. etl. to GS. fin. per bushel. Flour, 28e. to SOL per sack. - - • NEWCASTLE-I:PON-Tits!, July 8.-The weather up to edntwiay war ; no that day we experienetri a ',1..11nt Kale of x ind from the wort, which tined have done injury to the Wheat, more parecularly the thin crop... truce then the temperutu . e h. been coiner, with me...tonal element; to-day we have rain. our arrivals of V. twat from the saw thle week arc to deride, but .till continue large of Flour, and where Wee are preled, lowa rates AM ace pted than can remunerate the ebippero. Tne supply of Wheat from the country thin morning was muchle. than loot week, and cleared early at to. per or. adv.ince. South °owner recovered the del remits% of 'l it/today, 11114 118. per qr., weighieg bulbs, per buMel, obtained, but the sale waa not tree at the price, owing to the continued deprerrion Flaw-the first manta of household. , call commanding with 30a. perrack, whilst good and fair qualities euatuc b a*. 29e. Mirky firm. Whitt, Peas in deumnd. Due mauling lily fully ewitain their v elite, b u t middling and out-of•conditunied aorta are very unsaleable. Preseir. prift , *:- Wheat. Northumberland. new, white, 40.. to esa, ; JO.. to 430.; Nortolk and Suffolk old, white, 42.. to 4us. ; red, 40r. to 43r.; new, white, 42.. to 47r.; red, 40s. to 44..; Lincoln timer, old, white, 40s. to 45a.; rat, 39r. to 42.. ; Dew, white, 40., to 430.; red, 39 to 42.. Scotch end !hlder, white, 19a. tolls.; neat, a7o. to 39e. Alnemouth end tier* ilk, white, 330. to 42c; red, Stir. to 30 e. Rye , Nuriollt and eitillsik, 22 to 23e. Phi.; Barwick and Scotch, 20m. to 130. Otl. Raley, Norfolk end Suffolk, 210. Otl. to 235. 0.1.; chevalier, 230. to 250.; Northum berland and Scotch, Ills. to 20 e. ; chevalier, 200. to 22r.; grinding and dimming, 10a. to 111 r. Malt, 400. to 4K.; chevalier, 190. to 31e. Ots, Northumberland and Scotch, potato, new, 2 0 4. Od. to 220.; 0,111111100 end Angus, old, 170. 19e.; new, Dicta A. Vent% white. boilers, 20s. to pie.; grey and maple, 24, to tar. Hoary new, BIM. to 3110. Flour fine Otocktort and Northumberland, 21e. to 300.; Norfolk white; 395. to 320.; houreholdr, 2tir. to Sos. ; seconds, 240. to 27a.. households, ; thirds, 200.t0 145.; house holds, 13s. to 23 .. per sack. Foreign : Wheat, kunst° nod Konigsberg, white, 425. to MM.; red, 360. ta tiot.; Silesian white, 40s. to 41a.; red, Ms to 41a.; Mecklenburg and ni,rasian. white, 40e. to 460.; red, 400. to 43e. Hamburg, marks, and Anted*, white, 32e. to 43e.• red, Mts. to 400 ; Neil and llobdein, white, 39e. to 410. ; red, 311*. to 1195.• Petersburg and Archaean, red, Ws. Sts.; tklivrea, red, 34a. t o Stlir.; ditto 1, 0 1;4 4 red, 300. to turn. Rye, Pomeranian and l'reasian. 204. to 240. Duke, Seal, les. to 21e.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 17a. pats, Dutch, brew, Ifro, w INS.; ronteninian teed, to 15. .; I it•LPtritl ems Danish, 12.. to 14r.; Archangel and Mph 12s. to 11.. Ihwe, white, 21r. to 2110. Bean., Frie.lati4l, 344. to 32r.; Alt•1111MIrlatl, 2..40 34.. The arrival. t lila week aro : Wheat, a n amobe, 1,472 qrs.; foreign, 1,199. Barley, ceerdwire, 7 ; foreign, 2,1101; Malt, ouestwiee, 23. tlets, coutwise, 1,020; foreign. 423. r oa a, hiesiKu, 19; MM.^ keeilth ta. Vow ; 2.994 mak Notwicir. July 6 —Our market to-day was only tolerably 'applied with Wheat by the powers, the merchants of name, but, en the Contrary. Muir', up all good /polities olFering at cunt nt rates. The pest week has lava marked by the mud magenta! wee. they ler the growler trips that could be desired. On Thumb, we had ten hours' rain without wind. and Friday line and dry; end to. day fine rain, and steady. Fric k e w ere fi rm a t t h e commencent nt of the 'market, but, before the close, la. per qr. advance wax given. 'I be Balky trade by ao lest ere worthy of notice. Other wet. of eviler Caen folly at deer. Flour, fine households, f.0.b., Sm. per sack, pur chasers finding sacks and cleaning I month's wedit. idoTTINOBAW, July 6.—Oar market today is most sean• thy supplied with samples of grain; holders are influansed by the Inn Was of leading market., sad keep their stock tor higher rates. The ll:tie that has berm doer In the trade is of a retail character, at rates fatly equal to last week kw all descriptions. PITtitiOROVOM July 6.—We had a fair quantity of Wheat here to-day, arid pekes ruled to favour of Feller'. 631hs. red, 4'.. to 4se. ; line samples up to 43.. per Imp. qr. Very little Epilog Cum &own, and late prime 'tidily nude. Paserox, July 6 —We have hail uasettled weather during the put week, which MO Imparted a firmer tone to the Wbeat market. We had a cry poor show of Eaglith Wheat at our Corn Ex change this morning, the desired Cur which was tolerably active. at an Improvement of Got. per Emile. Irish and foreign held for Id. per bush.' more me ars, and for the termer we advance our queeatiormi accordingly. Prime red, per llbs., Is. ed. to Sr. lid.; railddling to good, 31. 3d. to Ss. 6d. Flour in moderate request, at an advance of ed. to la. ; fine to superfine, ales to Ms. per MORN. it le ditneelh to obtain our quotationx for Beans, which we retain, Its. to liar. Gd. per 1201 G.. Oatmeal unaltend in valuer,y re. Td. to fo. lid. per 43:b , with a moderate retail demand, at the lower figure. Yoe Oat meal the role Ls .till reetricted to the requirements of more/Wow hi/yen, ' anti for Irish we repeat our last quotations; choice Tubas', 23..; middling to good, 11s. to chi. W. per 2401 be. SPIAPTESSuRT, July 6.—A email 'apply of Wheat, and a good attendance of buyers. There wan an inmate d dispositwn to effect maks, and superior earl. were without difficulty pieced et an cdvanoe of Ir. per qr. • interior deectiptione were not u red vole, but as regards price nothings occurred. floor wax held thinly at Winter slam. The traneections in barley, Oat*, Draws, aid Peas were of a retail character, at former rates. Wheat, 35.. to 425. , les. to 24.. Oats, 15e. to It.s. Beans, Res. to 20e. Peas, 2ss. tea VW.; brat pee}, 3Se. to We. Malt, Sin. M bro. per qr. Tarts, do. Gd. to Ss. 0. per budael. Flour. Mt to Ses, ter sack. SHIEWRIOIT. July 6.—There was a small show of Wheat at this day's market, wbteh made fully lent week's pekes, noel in wane Instances Is. per qr. score money. There was alai a good demand fug Out and Barley, at late quotations. WAIMINISTEIC, July 6 —Our market this morning was tolerably well attended, and the supply of Whed was abort. Ifolder reed higher raas, which wire readily riven, and in most innaneesen advance of le. per qr. upon last week's rates was realised. celoced Bumph sof red w.re said at 3.. pet gr. hightt. Flour trade steity je t . t an advance of Is. pet each. No alteration .n the price other a turf but little business was trsarected. Wheat, 31s. to eSs. per qr. Best chevalier r,erky, 225.; grinding, Ike, to tea Oats, n. to Ike. Beans C 0... to Me. ea., WA. to 30.. Malt, SU. to Ste. per qr. Vetchus, Is. Cot, to is. per Wk. I. Flour, 2ns. to Ses. per sack. Wl:tot July 6.—Oar market to day we. fairly supplied with WhAtt, and the attendanoe of biters was more nue meroue than List wet k. Busmen. w... isk, and lute 01111211C.C1 Here well maintained. heeded sample. were: meta /P. per qr. more money. The Flour trade was better, but no ulUiratioa In prier. tiales in Barley very trifling. Oita, Bemis, and WWI excited little alum. Bon, but pro lOW prams wee stesoily supported. Wheat, 61. se. to lot. 10s. er tool. B.ery, lit,, to Ms. (lab, black, las. to Ile. 014 white, 1..5. te 176.6 d. Beane. F43rptian, 201.; Faiiiish, old, Ms. to Us. Malt, .51a. to to. per qr. Hour, 27a. to 29.. per sack. Tarts, is. 19.1. to is. per Me he. Wannest. July 6.-A fins rain on Thursday and today as dome much iced, particularly to the Wheat crop; it is too late for the Oats t t make anything like an aierage. The supply of Wheat at this day'. market le Mort ; of other grata almos.nottund. Wheat is fall Is., and OAS noel Beans fal. to la perqr. dearer. Wheat, white, 42e. to Via.; extra, 45e. per qr.; rest, 19s. to SM.; extra, CM. Oita, 6.d.t0 9d. per nese. onw, 2..5. to Ma. per qr. WOlteenTalt, Isle 6.-Then was a abort supply of What at market, and an advent* of Is. per qr. was readily obtained. Ear ley um:atm!. with little doing. (tate maintained their value, with little passing in them. Bars and l'eas held for telt( r more money. Yoltn. July 6.-We have a short supply of Wheat at our market this thy, and sales are freely made, at a shade over last week's price. In other articles Ito alteration. Wheat, white, 4:14. to 456. per imp. qr.; red, 395. to es. Malt, 30.. to 32.. Oats. to 9d. per stone of Mite. Floor, en. per sack of Mlle. Dt• attic, July 6 -We Lave no alteration to report in our eorn market sines Tuesday, except in Indite torn which met a better demand at the reduced rates o! that day. Fred: sample of wheat and oats 1n...., the farmers continue mime. and feted a reatiy Jule. White wheat, Ma. to 216. Gd • redhlitto, 21e. Gd. 'o as. ; barley, 9s. to 12e. • oat., 9s. Gd. to Its. per be. • oatuwai, Gd. to I iced. ; bakers' dour, l2a. to Its, per owl. blare corn, 235. to 28s. per !Sibs. LiMilitleit, July 6.-Thu weather has been line for the the pet week, Bed all crepe are grown,' meet luxuriantly. rota Mes come is market Is large tamp y. perk city free from disease or blight, and selling at M. per none. Ihe trade in Indian Oorn and Meal Is exceedingly dull; prim low, wt .h a very firm demand. We quote entente games. Wheat, ear, 2F1.164., 2u., per barrel, ante, a. LI 0.45, :Os. ed. to 10s. Oct. per 19ithe. Barley, Its. per 22ilke. and an Cora, 7r. per tun; Ibrail, Cl. 136.; Ame rman. a 15s. Indian Meal, 71.1e5.; Oatmeal, lei. 104. WATEUrOleti, July 6.-With a heavy import of Indian C trn, and a moderate an hal of Whet deriditb.e week, car mar, et 611 PClMltlell ;Oil* devoid of, nitlntlOft, 111Fhera and dealers thee 'mg little dept. ition to purchase beyond their immediate wants. 'Abe itqw-5 (Jr all de - Trion no of Wheat Las been 'eery limit d, but, se hiadere have rut messed sate, pet' es mast be quoted fatly PP dear an on this day seletiiit.t. In Lathy z.ireely a tramaction has taken pl ACC. Oat , are still o. g.ected, Haugh Mimed on lower t. ems. The demand fer Indian emit his bees restricted ; this, together with the (keine in the Li'erpuoi market, ea, envied a reduction in the value of all see/stem Saturday last et ls.. per barrel. Only a retail sale fit bleat, at unaltered rates. The :allowing are the pee sent qu. tations Undried heat, mill, per 2' at. 20a. ed. to 21.. 19s. lid. to 196. Gd. tenky, grinding, tier I. stone. I Is. to 12.. tid. white per list., ei:. ed. to ilia. ud. •LI ick 9.. 3d. t.' 9s. CI. Dried mai I -..--. 01.0 V CESTER, July 6.-A large fair loving been held her. Sowlifll l-- %bent. Iri-it mill, pre t 2loMone t , 21s. bd. to .: - a; ship. pat-W.lw. the attendance at to-day's market was exceedingly em - -11. , end. Ws. to 21 •• Idol Polish Odessa, 0 2 , to 220..• d ; 1 retch. English Wheat L. to very short supply, which oilhos migees to pap -2e. to 22.. dd. Baltic, 225. Pd. to 2;a 61. Barley, grinding, per li , ; us,: 3 , le. per qe. ~,,,,,....y. 1144,, o f f„,4,,,,, u t,s u i u Is, preq,.. stone, 120. to 12. 6,1. Oats, white, i•se 14 muse, os. 61. i advance u t .,,,,, Kum. gm l a . gd. upon th„,, ~,,u p t,... ru.teT nod r,,„ to If'`; black, 94.Ca4t0 Jo. Ad. now, supcifitte, per sal k, 30s. to ; are • lUudit change. Oats a slow gibe, at 61. per qr. ,cline upon "cuss's* 2 ' 6 '. Lid . t o 2'''' W.; tlur.. 21.. to 22 ' . t l''-r-tt°'• mss. Ist sie, k'• rata. The weather Imo Mlitosvd once Thuredsy, b u t • t. 19.. Indiaa Corn, pet 20.1., D. owed, 16,.. GI. to 170. 0,1.; Am: ri.. the Innyer.l ure is still low. The 1„Ilow lag are the present peists : ' sulooTeloadlwl led, 1059e.t,, tr., tat; l'ormgne . -e and 110ipt.an, , English, white, ptr Imp. gnat ter, fro. to 435. • nil, VOA ad. to I 12 ii Old. to iSs- sd• :French, white gad Tell ol, l's , 3d. to 15 aad- , do- i 425. Id.; liantsic (white Gennewsv; per itiosti..., 4tis. to 4ss.; I nuked, for cattle, les. to 13.1.00. Indian Corn Meal, per cyst" 7s. mi. IVAA - ... l'unstranims, stettin, 400, ad. to t al.. W.; ($3 mss , 14 ,et,,,e, / d. • t•• .0. 10d. °Mita:AL Ills. to 140. dd. pare , per a stone, 30. 61. to Is tt, is.' el. to 395. lA.; Odesoa, T a ganrog, hard, 2taa 01. to 3, I 3.. Vd. Import* tidy wwk : %She it, 1,41.0 qrs.; Indian Curr Itarlcy, Eubc,ish, {et 401.61 m., grinding, :Is to 24.; molting, per imp. 17,2''.. Esl.es• ' °.'l`o 1,110 l '-- 1•-- -; "ur. 1,3'6 sucks. 19-. to 2 •o. lid.; malting, :/s. to sr qr. 2,1 s to -]a Irish, grinding, ...111,KALDT, July 6.-Dutieg this w. - .lt we have Ilzd 23:: fort Igo, grinding, 20s. to .1.. Pd.; toniting,344.o I. to 265. Beans, 1 elistigeshle westir-, with anerod, best and gol,l in the befelnWig ot English, tar to.; eclat bushel, :..4J. to 5.1. 6d.• foreign, Ilirption. 1 th e week; it blew a etrocg gsle of win.; :im the west on W“iiie per iiSeito., 3a. 2d-to de. 34. ;Frencli s Dutch,sitiall tick,3s. 4d. to Js. liiL ; ; day. sines then tie temp, ratare too b. en milder, • ith mi..: bleb, to. 3d. to U. Id. Owe Limerick. Wexford, Ear iosi•rthe, 'bowers, which hue been bentfigial to the grow Mg Limps. At • , ur whit -, per 3121b0., 17.. 0.1. to lie. lid.; Loa I , Waterfonl, % l ulu:hall, ,mititry markets this week there was a sm 11 supply 0. a.I km 3of V.. to tbs. 64.; Webb, Lack, IGL to Its. 61. ; Itioh, per .02166, i grata. the demand he wbkh being brink, we have to quoquo:.'ski, for 166. to 16s. 61. l',us, lirsakers, peril:n*lW bath., English, Jo. 10d. to • evesytking 60.1. to Is. piir qr. above the rates of law wank. Mere to t.. Ud.; foreign,' A. 9d. to Is• lad.; gray awl Minder'''. per Clillwq ' dav we 1 al very *Mall .upp.i, al all {coals et gnat, which wove I English, 3s. o d. to 3s. ltd. ; foreign, 3s. 61. to 3s. Ml. lAiktils, sjs. Id. ! reiglllv taken oil 1 . . , 1 . 'oval coustavption zt 41. to la....eve th.. ta e 0 .1 6, s. 2d. Flour, boot WM . .., English, 21M. to Ms. Lituelst Cakes, this M'sy week. t% 4,..a, 34... to 410. Vd. ice qr. Itarley, lir. to 216. Gd. I.rWty per ton, W. 10a. to 71. lint arts fur the week on;i^g July i Ohml4,to 21a. thawed, per bag of 2Stillis. 27.. 0: Wheat, forrlls, 170; Osto, Ireland, 311 i; Ittans, Mehra, ilo, _ _ ___ ___ _ __ - . - POULTRY.&?.—NIWOATIS &NI) I.l7‘nzxnAti.,lCLY Q. Dtv.ks s. .3. to tame r.tblrLt. 1.. to Ott. ; pit:onus, to :AI.; foot ot. to 9. Lcr couptc. Le34l !J Gs. 3d.; It t..ro, 3.. to 51.6 I. ; and k =eh AWL), Ja. W per Fre.la butter. 6J. to 113 . per lb. . - FISH.—BILLINGSGATE, JILT B.— Salmon, 101 to Is. 3d. per lb.; turbots. Gs. ed. to I Is. ; cod 9th, 2s, to 9,.„ each ; soles Wire, Is. 3d. to 2s. per pair; do. small, 4s. to 6a. per dozen ; eels, Gd. to 10d. per lb.; lobsters, Gl. to 14. 3d. ; eralnt, Ga. to Is. 91. each; shrimps, IF. Ga. to .s. per trelon; prawns, .s. 6.1. per lb. ; mulkts, Ott. to Od.; whitimrs to sd. each ; tow Is. rAL per dos.; mackerel. 2d. to plaice, 21. to 44. ; bat:docks 4d. to led. : ditto, dried, 2.1.t0 Id.; carp, Is. 3d. to 25.; pike. 2.. to 20, Gd.; Dorers, In. Gd. to 3s. each; skate, 4d. to 6.1. per lb. ; oysters, Ss. to Is. per bushel. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONIAT, JILT 9, ISSO. The State of the Weather at rich at the tt , llowill place, at Niue o'clock cc Saturday moroing.—The stati._ra are arraage.l is order or latitude. Name/ 13° '"'" I *tate at Weather. Wine. Wird. Pixworrs [barman ei 11 siuuota HAMISCIS 001:THAIIPT011 Basuurox Voi Immo:gm BAPINO4WILIL ....... &11. N.E. S.W. Geode treat , Overenst tientk lures, • Partially Cloudy Gentle Breen Portialto Cloudy Colin Clow:leis Coln Partially Mud, Calla Pattilly away Gent Julienne Partially Cloudy Gentle. Rms., Partially Cloudy Gentle Breese I Partially CLoady G.alle Crone 1 Partially Cloudy Cala' I Partially Cloudy Gentle Breese , Overcoat Gentle Bums Overcoat Gentle Breese I Overcame Gentle Preen Partially Cloudy Strong Breen I Overcast Gentle Breen Overcast Calm CLAtdor• Ctlai Overcoat Goalie Breese ' Rain Geniis Breese Geary Rain Gentle breeze I (Were:tat Calm Rain Gentle Breeze . Overcast Gentle Breese I Ooercost. Gentle Itreeie , Overcast Gentle Breeze . Rain Gentle Breese' Rain ;milt . Breeze I Partially Cloudy Grade Brew tveretat 13416T0L Itichunte 0aZ1614,71011 &mums ...... Oziwas auwarmea CAMDIUDOZ AV Pvro.t.osucaa ..... YAIJIUCTII Crass rinvt lloweuto You MARCUM'''. Worrier DARLINGTON Aamr.rooz. Star BuArra= Lomas Blom= ........ QalNßaaßl••' Wind. N.N.E. P. S. P. S.W. S.E. Nat. AM. LW. WE. N 6. W. &IL Calm Rata Gentle Breeze Overcast THIS DAY. Nowt. Strength of Wind. Weather. (Jenne Ilt 01.0. Partially Cloudy. The returns from the following places did not reacts this 'See in time fur publication on Saturday ; they thrretort imitate the state of the wea th er ,on Friday inornirg at nine o'clock. Pouts MUUMUU SW' S.W. N.W. N.W. N.W. CAW, Gentle Breeze lientiv Breese l'artully Cloudy tiverrag It ma MEDICAL. n9YAL Cou.soa or h outman .—The knowing gentle msee, haring uuderprese the Deemer, exeminetiour, WITS admitted mech. in no the 6th Meant :—Mer•rs 11. Madge, Cinvelly,r*voe; J.II Treeneer, Shnwe , mry ; H.lt . Massey, Camberwell ;W. Adele% oresnetu or, C ; G Pound, Amestaster; IL Yowler, Cardigan; A, Irsorster, Norwich; J. Y. Bum, kleamiltee, Cseade West; U. McCormick, Tema; 0. W. Now. Loooollso.placo, Bloomsbury ; U. Nook, blioria; hal J. R. ileysoldo ; Leeds. 1 ror 1 GUILDHALL. IaiI.OIITAIIT BILL CASE.—Laward Henalll was charged with detaining a valuable security with intent to defraud. On the 2nd of February last ldr. Wilkiiisin, of Poplar. drew a bill of exchange for 3001. ou isle. G. etch y, of Black well, by when it was accepted. The bill, with a fetter of instructions of the same date, Was given to Hessen fur the purpose of getting it siscuuoted. Atter en interval of three weeks, it was agreed between the parties to the bill to alter the date from the 2nd to the 22nd of February, aid tho bid so 'Lend, with a copy of the Liter of instructpins altered In the lame dote, was again entrusted to Hensel'. On the 13th of April lit: z-:1 paid to Wilkinson 604, lest discount and cemusesiou. end on the IG.h 601. more, has the tame de ductiens, alleging that the person who had undertaken to discount the bill bad no more money at the time. No fur ther payment could be obtained, and hence the present I charge. The defence was, that the 133, after the alteration in date, was a worthless security, inasmuch ILI the law requires in themes of any renewal or re issue of a bill of exchange, that it most be on a freshet:snip, and therefore the bill was not worth the paper it was written upon. Next, that the letter of incructiuns written on the 2 .d of February could not Mtge to the bill issued on the 22nd. Toe Alderman was of upieicu that there was not evidence to susteici the charge of attempt to defraud. The letter of instructions being dated Vt. 2nd of February, could only be- long to the Erst transaction, and if a 1311 requires altering, for the purvos, of negotiation, it must be, according to the statute, drawn en a fresh stamp, and accompanied by a fresh letter of instructiora of the same eats as the bill. lie there fore dismissed the case. CONSTABULARY FORCE Ile IRELAND:—Th• lOW of this fonts now in Inland is 12,758, and the number of hones employed by this semi-military I re* is 3.53. Th e tip,. of the constabulary for 1849 was 663,697 i. ; of which 3 , .1926/. is borne by counties, ddes, and taws", and 623,7711. by she coosolidated fund. [Advertiorment.]—THE NATURAL AND UNNATURAL Dreka.—lf you wish to excel, study nature ; this le parUeularly cable in making ornamental lute, indent the previotpi wav of wearing it NI inlaid , d, No complete • tranaformation takes place, that sr Byron euys A mother would not know her not." Nov. and tons h a vin g eueceethd be)onti all calculation in producing puled imitations of nature have given tho muse of t h e Irnleible Ventilating Howl of flair to their productloma, anti arc enahltal to offer them to both ladles and pink mcn, from one gonna and a half upwards• They lOuwlse mend d the bead; nanuure to bs taken witobflititriperuccieithnotge,httvaoplee.,is:tthen mall Ina or hair clamed, which wol be dungy mateliod, nail in ookrur and said . —Adams, boas and Suss, l W and 1211, ptoetrest, [Advertiseakent.]—THE UNFAILING SUCCESS OP 1101.1AWAVI PILL. ANL. 01111.11AXT IN rue Cosa or Ito...wows Amu Am litmus* or ram Num.—A needhal gentleman raiding at Lima, whose child bad Men errenely sfflioted with ringworm for upwards of six years, tried every known remedy to taro this dreadtill doom*, hut In min, ea It was of Po inveterate a character wi to hulllo the .ki ll of blatant and other practitioner.+. An a hot resource, to, em per: waded to use iloalowaile (Amnion suit Ole, tine., ninth:num tuning obtained much celebrity in all parts tit South Amenoa, end they had *lie happy effect of weirdly curb's the °Mkt. Neat perlecth moralities Use themes tine the systent.-- so kt by all druggists. eat a t r r y ma , kielisersee kistelgithoneldg Me. Mlemsxl, tomma BHIPPING INTI?LLIGENCS. Mom ow, .111.1pr4g Clatette," awl lA. 74 • U. CASUALTIES. Eagle, rialayson, of Liverprvi; Ipieg in Vt., Made tin ballast), parted her anchors during a heavy gale, Juue 24, and was driven on shore near the mouth of the Na 17.11111; crew saved.—Narva, Jane N. Iluntelilfe, Gasket, loading w wd in the Roads, was driven on shore yesterday during a strong gale, near the light House, but at is expected, should the weather mud, rate, she may be gut sitiAt.—itiam, June 291 ItsgM, ITnilerborg, from &dueler', while coming up the river in tow of a stemma!' this morning, with the wind strong from N.W., got aground at the entrance of I) tug. las Channel, but is not expected to receive any damage.— Cork, July 4. Muumuu. MAILS. ELwabarg RsWag Liam Nails Isdis via Iloutliaaptos India via Kaseeiilea Huat-a sad Halifax Julian sad Havanash Wost India Bruit. July 17 0 July 28 July 22 July 22 J oulai ARRIVED, Ara= 11.IA-3t COMM, July 5, from Amuse-at Cowes, July 3, from .. . ... A. G. Hitt -at Falmouth. July 3, from ANPA-st Falmouth, July 3, fr 0m ........... Arent -at Gravesroul, July 6, from .. .... Ammonscur -at Gravound, JulyA h.......... ~ AUollara KATOIII.Ia --at Grafaread, July a, Ism Aware-at Gravesend, July 6, from .... - ArrviLorm-at Gravesend, July 6, from. .. .. ............. . Mono-at Oniveneed. July 6, fr0m...., .. ... • ' Anse Kamm MINDY-at Gravesend, liey 7, f rom :::::-,,,A Arnras-st Oraveuend, ;July7, fres .. : .............. . -Y Arriaarnon-at Liverpool, Julo . , fr,..... Ams--et Llverpool, July 6, Beaus--at Livirpooc July 6, fail; ........ Best -at ()ravened, July • 6, from BUITANNIS-uff Yarmouth, July 5, from Bucsruates--44 Torbay, July 5, from ...... ... . Baittlall -off Tortny, Julys, from Deasstursis -off 'Monomer, July 2, trum Daussowooo-off Ural, July 5, from,. Canaan-at Falmouth, July 5, from COMMIX DrA*wn. -.at Liverpool, July 6, fr om Got.D.vairsan -at Gravesend, July 3, from Cure or HmiriLruil -at Gravesend, July 6. Iron Cott INOWCK.D-at Crag... Mil, July 6, from .... : . CANTO& Ur DUanalt -at Gravesend, • Jo: yr, !I COCKRIUK.OIII Calltl2-It GraTtallatd, July :, CENTVIIOII- at Gravesend, July 6, from .. Itous-st Cranium', July 6, from Duars-at Graveurd, July 7, Bum Damao -at Fahnouili, July 4. from DWI Ainforno-at Falmouth, July 3, furs Darla-at Queenstown, July 4, fron DAWN-off Deal, July 5, from EIJIAK :MAID-at Falmouth, July 5, Iron Bussarrn --at quern-town, July 4, fro n FAUNA -at Deal, Ju;.! 3, from FJ.11.3a-atGraelmen . July 6, from Eas-et Brlatal, July 6, from ......... . F.I. Ceram- at Gravesend, July 4, fr. io Esmouaidor -at Gravrsenri, July 6. from Bum T1101114.0N -at Gravesend, July 1,. fi Eartitataa-at Gravesend, July 6, fro!. Ercusin-at Craw: end, July if, tom ELIZAIIIIII- at I.lvrimool, July 6, frau Fs ma-at Liverpool, July G. Iran Fruorr -at Liverpool, July 6, from Fonamirta-at Gravesend, July 4, I -uni FIoWNINO Illat7TT-at OTlVelaitit, Jo), r. Four-a: Gravesend, July 1, from FrassLv.-at Falmouth, July 4, Iron Clematis-at Cowes, July 5, from .... Cirountsaro-at Bristol, July G. from . (brims-at Gravesend, July r trim MAN MONTI.. T-at Grail:WWl, July 6. G. urea-st Liverpool, July 6, from . IliartrAtii-at Liverpool, July Cs from 11...wa5-at Liver/sell, July I;, from 11001.0-at Bristol, July 7, from .... Hrusse-at Plymouth, July 5, from Ilene -atOravmend, July 6, from Itroassanso--at Gravreend, July 7, fr lasso-at Gravevend, July 6, from lass-at Bristol, July 6, ficna ........ Iso -at queenstown, July 4, from._ Jens Toamasina-at Gravesend, July 7 KUM-at GrltTePead, July 6, from LAXCAPIIIIIK WZYCH -at Gravesend, LIMA-5t Gran.eaft, July 6, from Limn Manornis -at Gravesend, July 0, LW DILSUILNTIC -at Gfitatettlal, Jul; 6, Iv Ulm-at Gravesend, July 6, ,roes LIVIta.POnt.-at Gravesend, July 4, fiver ~LAta• - at fai"YrtalsJ, July 6 , from LAIIIACH -at YultrioU.h, Jul, .7, ir..,a Vona or VENICK -at Plymouth, J•fly 5 51 srett.i.a -at Falmouth, July 4, Boa Mrarlito -at Falmou.h, July 5. from M I ssratm-at Plymouth, July 5, fro , MARat'll Oa Cif a N 'n•-att Liverpool, Jul, Msecusaria-.4 Liveries'', July G tr r, MAID or TiII:VIA-at GraTcoentl, JU!y 7, MART -at Grave•trul, July f. from .. Man Ass-at Gravesend. July u, fro Murex -at Grassiend, Jul: 5, from, Mar LYON-at Or wooer', July 6, fir Now Cousisaciat-at Gravesead, Ju.v Soanooo -at , inivrs.er.d. JulY 7. fr. .rn Naha II v What 4 -at Bristol, Julys, f: .m SKOLIN, -at Falmouth, July 5, fuer . Oasos t-at QuYeristusu, July 1, fr. in OCRaN -at Gravesend, July 7, (ton. Pstralltra.o-at Graveeend, Ju'y 6, from I'uOVIOr.NCE-at Gravesend, Ja;a 6. P.1.1,rf e r -at Grave...rut, J..: v 6, fr Penn.-a:Cowes, July 4, from PROVID.Ner -off La.“l. July 5, tram Nasal.-off Falmouth, J4iy 4 fir. 1 rto , alta' or - :lt F,lofouth, J ul, I, '. PARAGON-at 1 , 31U. ,, Utb, July 5, ft., F ia‘ .. , rzt ... r , t.;_ o at if fl' un trls . tort. uly Ito arres-at Faloanain, July I, from Iticusao -at Fah:. ..,..h, July 5 , frank Bunsen-7J (AsYe.rria, July 7, f: ..., Rue t- at Graves - nd, July 6, fr r It •BERT CI lye !..eli. -n. firs,, •+. nil, 1.:! 3. Ju t lT o 4 m , . (ro a r : Rory. GIOIME-It Gravreend, Jury 6, SorAeria -at 4 almouitz, July 4, from 6.4. i au-at Fulni...e..h, July a, fro:u i Sr. Barn. no-at Falteouth, July .5, :4klU,oar*ltti -0:1 'lath .v, Jul I SMILAX-at Pi:.mouth, J'i'y 5 u'y ~, 8 L Ataimnit—from Nolo, July to .tvorbur4N—lran(kart's.. nI, July 7, AMI,CICtN Coxvt v....4-fnln 0 lvf. .•!, A Los r TON 1...Tri7.7.1c-frog .1.141 T —fro:n laverrnol. July b, to.. Ankßlci lb., —from Li‘r.. v o-1, July A, Abr. lc—tram Liberpool, Ju:y fi, .I.l:Aitu—fraa July 1416.1 114 SIM -from Ilverivol, Jolt Ilbuomv.—tr.tn liebrpool, July I. t Bourn - a —from Crivorerd, Ju'r itiv.iyauriii,:.—fr .1 City 1.0,41Wf 'r fl Crave Rp7l./. JuiF 7 .troln Grarepctui CONNAV.IIT a4:1 , 1 C CAJLISL IA CaLl IPJNTA—from Jul - 6, V (AIAVNC3). JIIIT S. Liverp.C., C.. ~ CSTIII itvetp J :ly c. eft t•CE—from Liyerpeol. t.. CAL.CANT—from Li‘erpt.i. 5 :Cy t, ...IF 3 , t.• tins sx-frem Jolt. 3, Its. %VINT t.. 0 MGM-from Jte v t. lii vo,..1::111,-trula V. r scaouth, Js..) 3, I) sun ••••••sunl. !,• • • Pos 111: s -from Liverpool, 3 u'r ••., • Firm k‘ls-trosu tiroveseud. JI• r Littottnn-trooi Sum:re:Awl, JrlF I, !IS FLINT-trim LitTr7Sol, July It , to FUR!, tI01.1.1.1•SOK-true Liverpoo!, Jt..r • • Fi."ltsni 1: -It. OI Con. a ., Jun 1. • 11r .10.V,1.1.:-tr is shlrlas, July S. :a nom r,ao t-froen J6:7 •*. • loot tn -front Attie:as. July 3, •• Juan AS , tt.c -tram rot tint jasar R-Ost-hoar Liverpool, Ju'y Lt um:to-iron:al Or IvCAPII.I, July n. 1.• Lt lit ei.r.-froto litat - csenl, July a', I I.tIOT El Ix On et -troll Cones. 3, I Lieu Sta.'s-from Voole, Jury S, to )Irsruis-;rom (lull, July to . •M trot ta It. fNS -frsiat Ora:re:semi, LI • __ MARIA-fau Gravevetel Jr.'y t- MART ANN 301114.1VN11-front I.lVerpOo, MIL:WI-front Liverpoo. July. 6, N Livert , 4,l, Ju.y t. 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