The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-12 00:00:00

ffralsolisa Ast, and obtained his final order on the 17th of Joss last. Two due beton he obtained hie dial order he was served with • judgment aselati.as for nAt payir g the instalments. On the 27th of Jane, according to his eilidavit, ha attended the county court and reneincied his final order, when he was told by Mr. derjeant Menaii.g that it was of no avail, and that he mon t a atoms to ply the instalments. He refaced to make such payments, and on Thursday last bei was togaraittid te prison by the entreat of Mr. &dent Manning. The balance of the d. ht was only 11. Ps. ed. Tam officer of Wniteeross-.trees Priem' produod the warraat, and stated that the defendant was still ia cease nut. 1111. COlllloifid.antl Leer desalt' inspected the warrant, awl said it reedet that the elevation boa IBM apreiltd. li•rry referred to his affidavit, in which he distinctly Stated that be had •ppeared. Mr. Conisiisi3lier Law said there was a great discrepancy between the judge and the defendant. The warrant of the judge recited that Pe did not attend at all, valid the oath oldie whet declared that he did attend. It apreated from a diecutsion flitch took phiee between Mr. Horsy and the Commissioner that 'he defendant bad no attorney in his present application, but that he (Mr. Horny) had drawn the affilavit trot a ' case" submitted to hiss. He (Mr. Hurry) died the rise of Symons, and hoped the court would grant a warrant of dischaig., which would supersede hi warrant of commitment of Mr. Se:keen Manning. Mr. Commissioner Law carefully went over tho ate. and tektred to the app:icotion in the matter of Symons. It would sera that the judge had ordered toe commitment be muse the party was of ability to pay, and As clerk who drew the warrant had set tooth that the defendant bad not ap(nared. His Homily intimated that the warrant of dis charge would Moo when he bad a copy of the warrant of commitment and a copy of his order is the former cue. The defendant was, therefore, dischaeged, subject to the warrants Nies hiked. sad than there is another judicial collision between Mr. lkijitant Mamie( and the hag/vent Debtors' Court. ADIOTINIIINT OP THI COTZT. Mr. COliellisaititer La. concluded the sittings, and the court on its 'Wog adjourned for the vacation. WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT: SATURDAY. ????? LL T. BknAtlooll..—Tut NITAVLIaIt PRINCIIII Thie magas action brcught by the Veined}, M Rocnikall, sa anise, against the defendant, Colonel Chem fikwashnote Jung Babied ler, one of the Neliatilese prisms who have rei essay visited this country, to recover the sum of 151. for painting a pornit. The plaintiff said that he wee instructed by one of the Nepauli re punter, duriog their stay in L.ndon, to paint his ' portrait, and as it was only to be a mall skekb, the prfee iced was ten guineas; but as ha afterwards wished to lee pared won ho hack, an additional 61. was to be charged. brother, the Prince Babadoor, was so pleased with the portrait, that he Pave an order for Ma likeness to be taken in • diderent way for 24., aad the order was rxecuted, and the money paid immediate :y. The hill was scut in, and hat Wollner. objected to pry lame than 101. The Leaned Judie—What did he say ? Plaintiff—Hs said here is 101., sad it you do not like to air pt that, I will sot ey you one farthing. (Lsughter.) The learned dodge theo gave a verdict for the ylaintiff for the full =out obrime.l. ---- - ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—OutineoRD, AUCCIIT 10. Bauer. rue Low Cater Baum DAT IND •11011111 e. 111AZILLISI00.—PROVISIONLL Co. Beek -ant Secs and Mr. Hoseyman were for the plaintiff. The doiene , ant was net represented by counsel. The actirin war brought by Cie plaintiffs, who are extensive lithogreptic pintoes, tom:over 4001. far preparing plans, Re., for the Boston, Grantham, Lincoln, and Midland Counties ',mono Railway. The defer dant wee teed as • member r.f the acting rrovisiocal committee, end no defence beteg oCered, the jug retuned • verdict ler the amount claimed. MARRIXIS e. NORSK WALLS RAlle WAY. This was an anion brought to recover • rum of 7001. for Wary due to the plaintiff, and ei.a damages for his bawler remained in &Wend at the retread of the defendant. Mr. Bovill and Mr. Barnard were counsel for the plaintiff ; Q.C., and Mr. Lush for the Cefendant. The intendant in this sodas wee 'be eiefreeas o f the North Wain Railway . Ceninaa, y. The pltictld bad Ares its secretary, sod , es b well kaown to the public, the afleins of that coupes, became the 'abject tel investigation by • committee of the Knee of Lords in the result of which bah the t Iviatiff and defendant were committed t' the custody of the 1.1.h.r of the B l tek Rod for contempt of the house in not gratitude; before the camel:tee the leeks and precesdings of the rampant, ohm'. had been required by the be use. The pluidiff seeped that te had ben detained in England to assist the ciremors in the inquiry before the House of Lorda, sad that a contract was rude bv the defendant that be should bo paid a year's salary, 3001, and another year's salary u a bonus, tied a feather sum tor the period he should be e-tair.rd, if he p rimmed the services they required of Main winding up tte affairs of the company. In order is establish the claim various minutes and pro. Medlars of the company were read, end alto resolutions that were posed when elegeodect wee chairman, and from which it war cactendtd tha: the castract had been established. Mr. Ease, one of the directors of the alapsey, was coaled to prove that the dereadatt had signed the agreement that was relied upon. Be likewise state.. thatch' defendant had kat large sums of the tau& of the company to various per. slaw. 45,0041. to the Poetle Weetteth R.derey Con4mo7, and other large sons to :fiends of his own. The plaintiff, he will, he mein& red did perform the services that were required of hioi in cosine xitn with the winding-up et tee Company, sod he believed at the present time be was " designated " as the secretary to some breign miring con p.m'. The witness likewise s.id that he raw a cheque fee 0001. in the possession of the defendant, which he utdeer.ocd was intended to settle the thins of the plaintiff. In crow.ezamination by Mr. James, the witness said that lie:erse a diesel:sect the company fur four years. He had not torrowed say moor; Irwin the funds of the company himself. bat his brother-le-law had and the loan was upon hie twit. tress's)ctincen I datitr. t was 3,00(1, sod to woad! not most tbat be did not butiell receive the itlactical cheques. He had the money, sad cud it. certainly, and Lis brother-ic law had none of it. He did not me it in tie busiriees, acd he declined to say 'o what purposes he applied it. Ihe loan had 'lto n reraid with interest, as had also the money borrowed by the South Western Medway. lie would rot sweat that the icon to hi, brother....-law was paid before the inquiry into the ifs ru of the rainpacy commenced ia It.. Hone Lord,. Bone other .litif bee was adduced from which it appeared that there had been other money transactions between the plaintiff and the defendant, sad that the t muse had received • sum el 1701, which it was contended was to he considered a part psyment of his claim upon Mr. Chadwick. Mr. James took several 'objections to the form of toe eon- Matt, and it war sneered, titer a good deal of diroussion, that anal.. points s'owd be received for the considtration of the court. Tee learned counsel then addressed the jury. He said that altly,ugh he could not attempt to justify all the conduct of the defendant in destine es he had with the funds of the company, yet he did thick (hot t..lcitig into consideration the contidential position of the pl data, he war the last person who ought to have instructed hie cour.sel to rake tap all these painful proceedings against the defendant, particularly when they had nothing to des with the ease. Mr. Borill said the matters in question were already public enough, and all the facts had bean printed in the minutes of peneurliulta of the Route of Lords. Mr. James said he was aware of that, but ot ',body did not have access to those minutes, and he set eated tbat it was an ungeneroos proceeding on fie part of the plaintiff to have given such instructrms to his counsel, and he could not help observing at the emu time, that considering the conduct of Mr. Balm as connected with this company, it was not a very kind act on his part to come forward and give such evidence against his co- detector as be tad on the present occasion. The loused e..unsel then made come pointed cbeervations upon the position of sentlenun who, like the defendant sad a still greater railway rooster b, be said, whet they were deposed or had abdicated, calumniated and httatked by the se who when they were it power treated them as idols and lithe deities in tie a ccost 5. spilt of Mammon. The Chief Harem briefly summed up, and the jury after a shut delibualson returned • Tarok% for the plaictiff—da sieges 4301. OXFORD CIRCUIT.— GLoucurraa, AUG. 10. Non 1..a0 Cans ferric" CA.1011,111.4. KULL FITZHAILDIXOI V. LOMU. Tits was a special jury cause. Mr. Keating, QC., and Mr. Gray for the plaintiff, and Mr. Whiteley, Q C., fur the defendant. It was an action by a landlord against a tenant to re• tower half-a year'. rent. Tao defendant resisted the action Os some grounds of his own, which did not transpire, bat whir& were patently untenable, judging from the remarks of Ids soused, who wave up the sue ou Earl Fiishardiage tessimatirg to gm. tlis talent twelve months' time to pay. Thu pleas on the record were, besides the general has, that the defendant had received notice to quit before the rent was due, aid that he had also been evicted from the farm before the rest was due. Don ban. Bennis v. HALE. This sem, it will be remembered, was tried at the last spring mime, whet Ile. Newton took a brief firma the de• fondant hi ell without the laterventioa of en attorney, and the !canted jalge (Pat•eso before whom the ease was tried, refused to bear hies for the defendant. The itediet then being fcr the lessor of the Mr. Newton saber quint ly applied to the coast a..ove fora new trial, on the ground that the court hers was b. and to hear Lim, ("Ai are trial was grant. 41, Lad now came on for heating. The action now was undefended, eke defendant bavirg, as we understood, again eschewed the int , derelict of en attorney, sad a ff. tu i a brief—drawn up by himself we ; resume—to Mr. Skinner, who declined it. A verdict was aceareingly given a second time for the leesor of the plaictilf. Loan Parnuuic V. MORRILL. This was an action brought by the Wood, and Forests Conatiniosses to recover 1,23 W. Is. 2d., for dead rent, *listed to be due in respect of certain coal mines in Dena Pores', awarded to defendant and hie late brother by the ecnnaiseiosers, Moms. S.ipworth, Feeble, and Diddle. The question of fast in dispute was, whether the Mm of 61. bad lean paid as " dad rent " in respect of two of the 'epistles. The main question to be tried aubstaatisUp was, whether is fast the soussiasioners had got exceeded their issuers seder the set of parliament is tixisi a " dead nut' and whither their powers were not confined merely to the lain of tonnage duties on the coal assay raised, and soul& sake any award with referees to pie rem s fattepeaileatly et Ike 'wide' et seal, sad the tonnage payable on the teal so raised. It 'pillaring, in reply to °brava:ions by Lvrd Campbell, that the •ow was one of conei.teraht• imports. et in the Forest of Dean, and that it would cootinually go to a supe rior tour. it wet &Triaged that the matter should nt ones Dr referred to that court, aa • special case. 0.1 the question of fact, slot hisrian evidence, his lordship decided that there ores evidenc- of the appropriation of two thirds to the :sad rent" of the two collieries; sad the jury, by direetion, found f.,r the p 1 lull!, with a special we, eat jeer to special wrdtet from the court ahoy*. Counsel for the plaintiff, Mr. Ruling. QC. and Mr. Gordon; counsel foe the defendant, Mr. Alexander, Q.C., sad Mr. Phipeon. csows Cot si.—ltrvoii Ma. rt•intea WILLIAM' The crown business is being rapidly dirposedof, Lord Campbell having tried eve. rel case Oda evening alter finishing hie cause list, and Mr. Weaves, Q.C., sitting in third court up stain. r011?-0791Ce RODBZEIY. Wiffieins It pleaded guilty to the charge of steslieg letters from the Stroud Post-offlee, and was 'tattooed to seven 'eerie transportation. ROIRDIRT OT 1,7001. Cornelius Reirdon was charged with steeling a 501. note and other property from Captain Sheptan, R.N , at Tewket bury. Captain Shepton left home on the 24t:i Jane fur Gloom ter, ar.d had in Lis pocket a pocket-book contenting notes and bills to the above amount. He lost hie pocket-book, and a 501. rote was traced through Lloyd and Ca.'s beak in London to the possearion of a man named Pelham, who said he got it from Reirdon. The jury, however, Ae2uitt JUN prisoner. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—WELLS, AUGUST 9. ARSON. Richard Care,' man tyo years of age, who pleaded guilty yesterday to a charge of arson, was cal:ed up for judgment, Ilia lordship ordered him to bo traseporteid for 10 years, and observed, in passing samtence, that this was the second instance on this circuit in which primness had confessed theme sea guilty of the crime of arson , and had stated that they had hems led to its romminion is the hope of being transported. It was not usual for ties judge to consult the wishes of a criminal in parting sentence ; ard if in the pre sent instance the prisorm imagined ttat in being transported he would become a new man, and live a comparatively easy life M a foreign land, be could assure him he was much mistaken. ErPOLAST AND ARSAIILT. Samuel TratA, 10, and Samuel Osborne, 17, were in. dieted for feloniously . leering the dwelling house of Joseph Edgar. and stealing therefrom a chisel acti a dung Ark. Mr. CA:, who conducted the preeecution, stated that Mr. Edger (who was sine. deed) resided at Creskerne, in this cunt!. Abe at half-past five on the mak! of the 12th of May Mr. Edgar was sitting with his wits in the kitchen of his house, and hearing a noise in a room overhead, he went toes bow it had been occasioned. Shortly alter hire. Ed gar heard a heavy fall, and, on going up stairs, she met the prisoner Trash, who had a duog-fork in his hand, with which he ks °eked her down, and made his escape. Mr. E.:ger as Lund in the bedroom iling on the Son covered with blood, and with a chisel lying by tibia °et. The prosnatrix was called to depose to there facts, but it appeared from her statement that no property was actually taken from the The lensed udr i le s :tereupon said he hardly thought the charge laid in the indictment could be sustained, because it was essential, to snake rut the crime of housebreaking end stealing, that some property should tither As removed from the premier, er to removed as to render it apparent that there was an intention to commit a fel .ny. In the present kronur it was most pmbible that the chisel had been used kr the purpose of Decoking open b net and drawer., and that finding himself disturbed Teeth used he dungfork fee the pirpons of resiataan, end not with any inuntion of stealing it. The jury adopted this view, and Acquitted the prisoner. Another indictment, charging them with assaulting Edger with Inert to murder him, and tc do him e me pievous bodily', bona, wee then mended with Trash was hand Guilty, and a, atesoLd to be trasapoltd for 20 yeas. Oaborte was Arynittoi. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1850. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.—CunsTEi, Aro. 9. ('flu PM —Berms Ma. Palen PAllle AND a PPP UL Jt RT. Tut 1 A/CADMIC AID CMESIIIIII JeNc. TIOX RAILWAY COMPANY C. WIWITZa. The VW en seism to recover the sum of 2,01101., ing a call el 101. pet alien upon 200 shares held by the defendant at the time the call was made; end e'en the sum tel 4,e001. for interest and on ley paid by the mpany an savant of the defendant. The defendant pleaded first, meter in 'ebted, and 'hat the c' mputy had abandoned the c Reins) under taking for which the capital was to be subs Yibul; that they had not purchased the land for the purrs, and had now los , their powers to do so ; and, consequently, were 'arable to make the railway. Mr Evans, Qt., and Mr. Wel-by appeared for the come potty ; Mr. Crompton, Q.C. (who cam:, by epeeist retainer In m the Northern Circuit), and Mr. Blum were for t-., defendant. Mr. Evens stated the ease to the jury. The action wre broneht by the Birkenhead. Ltecashire, and Cheshire jug. hen Railway Company. constituted under an act nosed in the year 184.8, to neuter from the defendant, Mr. Thomas Webster, a banister, trailing in London, the amount cf the shit call made by the directors. The lensed gentleman then described the mode in which the railway was to be made, the course it lire to take, and eel !allied the law en which the calls were made. This would have been enough to entitle him to their verdict; but he undentood his learned triend was shout to adopt the enhtae whivh has het n pursued in a cue recently deeded in the Court of Enbc neer, wherein the Melo nate, Boston, and Eastern Junction Railway Company were ptaintiffe, soda ;noon named Coat card defendant ; hut he t Mr. Evans) apprehended that case would not apply to the rue they were then trying, for in that ease the call was pa) able by instalments, and the action was conmeneed before the sec and instalment was due. It should, however, be borne in mind that when the decision was given in that eon early two learned judges were on the beech—the Chief heron and Mr. Baron Rolle—and there was nothing to show that the other judges ha 1 assented to that decision. His L-rdship icquired whether the calls now in ' , notion were mode by instalments? Mr. Evans replied that they were. He then read the terms upon which the cell was trade, which was by two instalments; the first to be paid on the 16th of March, and the second on the 16th of April, the resolution of the directors to make the cell being date 1 the 10:b of February, the action not being commenced until the 14th of January in the present year, nearly twelve menthe etre the cell was no a de. The directors of the Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheek ire Junction Railway had entered into a contract wish Mr. Brassey, in January, 1847, to do the most important p.rt of the line—y4. ' ' he branch between Chester and Helen. ' and Hebb, and Warrington. On the 10th of leguary,l Jl9 (the date of the mol), work had been done by Mr. Brsrscy to the extent of 101,8271. He had been said the sum of 71.6791., leaving a balenen still to pay of 34,e451. They were also liable to Mr. Brsesey in the sum of 313,6381. for works in woven, thus making their total liabilitts 534,b091., tnwards which they had only received from 'he shareholders 371,432/ It had been stated that nothing had bean done, where as the line wet so far completed that it would be opened between Cheater sod Warrington on the Ist of October. His Lordship said he could not understand why the dire c on split their calls in that way. Mr. Crompton said one otject was to tie gentlemen to their shares, for none could be transferred twit the c. 1 13 were all paid. Evidence was then given of the call being made as stated on the 10'.h of February, 1849. Mr. John Gibson, secretary to the company, wee called, and he elated that the company bad received on calls pita, up to the end of 1843, the sum of 371,4321. 5..; that they lad paid 268,8621. Is. Bi, • and that the liabilities of the company were now about iBO,OOOl. The witness was crass-examined at conaideraide length by Mr. Crompton, with a view of showing that the original intention of the company was to form a communication between Birkenhead- duck, on the Cheshire shore of the Kerley, and the manufacturing districts, by making the Bee from Hooton to Altrionham, and thence to Manchester, whereas the company were at present making the branch only between Cheater and Warrington. He also stated that at the time the call was made the company only owed to Mr. Brawny for work done the sum of 3,6001, for 10,0001 for other work, and that they had 40,0001 in the bank. He also admitted that the chairman and the directors had stated at a meeting of the shareholden that the object of making the call was to keep respectable parties on the regime/. This closed the plaintiff's case. Mr. Crompton said, without any reference to ether p tints, he apprehi oded that • call by instalments was had, and that was the opinion of the Court of Exchequer. In support of this he cited the case " Stratford and Moreton Railway Company v. Stratton," wherein Mr. Baron Platt bad stated that he was bound by that decision. Hie Lordship said be looked upon it as two distinct cello, and that , he second was bad. Mr. Crompton contended that both were bad; Mr. Boron Platt had so decided, though in that cases both instalments we re due. Mr. Evans said Mr. Baron Platt ha 1 ex oresnd a different opinion, but stated that he was bound by 'the opinion of the court. His Lordship said his opinion wen that a call by instal ments was good for the fleet and bad for the second ; and, therefore, he should direct a verdict for half the sum claimed. . . Mr. Crompton said the call by instalments was one set, sad ►ow could one aet don. at one time be part of it good and part of it bed ? His Lordship thought it in that instant* ; but he would reserve the point. 0/king liberty to the plaintiff to move to leeream the verdict. Mr. Crompton said, the actions were for very large sums ; perhaps his lordship would consider him u a tendering a bill of exceptions. The Jude—Oh, certainly. Mr. Buss thought that would be the better course, and he had no objection. After ease cuisideration his Lordship said, the better course wee for his to direct a verdict to he entered ter the defendant on the first Taus, diving the plaintiff liberty to move to eater a verdict for the whole, or any part, of the amount claimed, either party to have liberty to tender a bill of ereeptions is we the court should be of the same opinion se himself. Bpos the ascend plea there would be a verdict for the plaintiff. Two ether easel la which a party named B arc l a y w a s de m ise, sad saOthsr stated LUMISICIP, shared the ulna fats. • . • —-•- --- triAbi Niles he Ikeda sessisded the *lva business .two RICHMOND PRIVY SESSIONS.--BATuaDAY. 81NOVIAZ ClllBlOl Ur BIGAMY. )fury Forieraki, wes charged before Mr. haulms, and a full bench of magistrate*, with having, en the 17 Is of January, 1831, at c. Georgia% Bloomsbury, factiously in termarried with one William Beekturd, her termer husband, Samuel F,•sgcrsld, beta, still alive. The prisoner was married to a person named Fltapraid, in August, 18'24, and that in 1831 she married Seaford. Amordag to her stateliest it would appear that she merited the latter person--by wham she bad five ebildren—belleving that Fitzgerald was dead, he having goes out In a ma demised regiment. It turned out, however, that he was sot dead, sad about tan years after the marriage la question he same to the house of the second husband. aad Mallard hie wife." The prisoner, who said that she was not aware Fi'seerald was alive whet she married Seaford, was oommitted for trial. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION HOUSE. SWIM DISZILTiIiS7-40131.1•111111 - - 1111 who had been en gaged to navigate a ship called the Java, the property of the Mears Some*, to Quebec, were charged with having deserted the vessel. Thirty five other seamen had also deserted, bat the proofs necessary to establish the chirp ageism them not having been produced, Mr. Colcman, the prineipal clerk in the registrar-generare office, prayed the Mutt merely to inflict the penalty of 10s. upon each of them, for not haying in their possession their register tickets. The four first defendants were convicted upon cocolusive evidence of having basely deserted their ship at Quebec, without having any excuse Ar such conduct. but that of having been offered higher wages for working other ships. A:dermas Gibtre fined each of the convicted seamen 201., and in default of payment eenteniad them to imprisonment and hard labour for three calendar months. Mr. E. Marsh, the principal mate of the Java, who appeared for the prosecution, said the vessel had taken over 700 uozps to Quebec upon the occasion, and that the incon venience and expense to which shipowners were subjected by the frequent desertions of the men who signed agree ments to wu:k the ship were excessive. Alderman Gibbs congratulated the shipowners upon the bill which was parsing through par:iantent to render con victions less depindent upon certain proofs which had hitherto been considered necessary, but which very much interfered with the administration of strict justice. GUILDHALL. THE RIVAL GAD Courantee.—lViUirent Gray, one of the workmen in the employ of the Great Cutest Lisa Company, appeared in answer to an information, charging him with wilfully and mtliciently cutting and otherwise injuring a pipe belonging to the City Chartered Gas Company, which woe used for supplying the public lamps with gas. Frederick Bellows, Auistant-Intteetor to the Chartered Gee Company, said that he saw the pipe at Finsbury-place, and at 7 o'clock on Thursday he saw it quite sound. It was encrusted with rust, but there were no holes in it to allow an escape of gas. Seeing the men at work in the trench were bring - rig the new mein in such a direction so would users. eerily disturb the tepee belonging to the City Chartered Gus Company, he caUed Gray, the foremen of the yolks. and cautioned him to avoid the pipe*, or otherwise he would effect a permanent injury to the pipes belonging to the City Char. tered Company if he curled the new main so cl-se to the old ' one. Gray sail," Very well, I will ge under it." Instead of keeping to that promise, the neat morning witness found he had cut the pipe, apparently with a chdel, and there, stopped the supply to the lamp that the tips served. On saying to Gray that he had cut the pipe, he replied " Yee, a geatleman came here and toll me to cut it." He after • 1 wiles stid he war inttructrd hr Mr. Ittiglty to cut the pipe. Oa beirg gross-I.:trained by Mr. Under-Sheriff Wire (who was retained by the Great C. n'ral Gas Company to defied the prisoner), he (witeets) stated that the pipe war quite nui.d when he first saw it, and that the boles in it when produced were occuloned by the removal of the rust. John Henry Brock B Bows stated that he had from 20 to 30 eimiler charges against the new compau3, all of which might have beau avoided had the parties din cvng the works been disposed. He called the attention of the Corneal* timers of Sewers to the motto in which the company were unducting their we eke, and he stopped them, ead would not allow them to go on. That being the cue for the prosecution, Mr. Win rose to reply. lie c intended that it was absolutely impossible for a new company, in opening the roads, to feel their way amidst • le: malti,elieity of pipes in the public thorcughfares of the ciiy of London, so as to refrain from doi'g some kind of in jury to same of the pipe, and tt at, too, without any mali. clout intention. He was confident that had the damage complaieed of been effected by the Commercial We Company leveed of a new rival ' s e, the old( rum would I then have heard nothing of the information at present before him. . . . . Alderman Hunter said it seensod to him that the pipe was intentimally broken, and tt.erelors wilfully, though not ma liciously. Gray was warned not to touch the pip , , and in vited to alter the dirtrion of the main. Gray mid, " Ve ty well, I will go wader it." Instead of which, he remise , ' instructions, as he has said, and as Mr. Busby admits, to break the pipe. Ha would, there Tore, fine 111 , ay 21).., the fairest penalty ; hut he elec.-ivied it was important that no company should be permitted to destroy the works of scolmr. lIAMbIERSMITII. SINGULAR CASE.—George Smith, agsd 22, sou re. examined, before Mr. Paynter,on a charge, under the Mutiny Act (10 Vie, cap. 12, MC. 49), with having falsely confined hinisef to be a denier fri in her Majesty's forms, for whkh .coo liable to tbra• mos.tt•• imprisonment as a rogue and vagabond. A fee days ago, the prisoner was brought to this Court on a charge of eleeping in the open air at Breek. green, Hammersmith, when he confessed that he was • deserter , from the Roy el Artillery, although he had not the slightest appearance of a soldier, and was not the kind of man that would have been taken into that corp., but as he gave attar and positive account of his entistenent into, and desertion from, a hattelion, aLd it being found on reference to the l'o're Gazette, tbat a man, named George Smith, of the same age ss the prisoner, bad deserted from the Artillery, he was sent down to the depot, Woolwich, as a deserter Vtisre, however, it visa sacertaincil that he had loilonerd to that corps, and he was accordingly brought book to this court by the p.liciman, who bad originally captured him, and had been tint with him to Woolwich, in order that he might be dealt with according to law. Here, however, be still petr els:ad that he was the identical desert, r, George Smith, named in the Poiice Gazette, and the megi,trate basing no leral evil Lee before Lim to the c .ntrary, was compeliid to ',mend him for the attendance of the military authorities from Woolwich. _ _ _ 00 Saturday, Serjeant-Major Smithers and Serjeant Sly, of the Royal Artillery, were present. and having been sworn, deposed that a man named George Smith deserted hom the Artilh ry, and hie name bat twin wetted. but the piton. r was not tLat man, and prisoner, however, still 'aid that he had received a shilling from come Artilleryman, who told him he wa4 enlisted. Mr. Poynter said the priscn••r's confession was clearly false, and as he had given a great deal of trouble and expense to all • nuccrned in the ease, for no apparent purpose or object, be should sentence him to be imprisoned for this fall term of tines calendar months. The prisoner was, therefore, com mitted as ordingly. MARKETS. COTTON. —Livearoot, Avow'', 10. —The saki of cotton today are estimated at f 1,004 bele% and consist of about 1,300 Per _ mini and ala!anharn, to 91d.; Mgyptian, and 1,040 aura:. Import since Friday 5000. The market closes tamely, yet with arm. neo ; compared with Friday's rates prices of ell kinds are unchanged. 1,100 Mariushams have been taken tor export at fld. per lb. to • line. MANCHESTER, ACOVET 10.—TItougil the market remains quieter than during last week, a good deal of business was done yarns„ and most of our spinners have realised full prices. In cloths, buyers and sellers continue as on Tuesday and Thursday to have more difficulty in agreeing to terms. Manufacturers ire l's some extent producing at a lees upon pre. rot qurgations, yet buyers bold back except tir pressing want., or where some eascession emit be rib. Ward. In ilomestaw the demand hits hoen considerably lighter, but stocks being nearly taken htf, producers are very firm in re miring hull priers. The principal demand fur printers has been confined to inch cloth., and the sale of there has not ten large. tittittings, though in small demand, are steady in peke. LINEN.—BELYAST, AUGUST 9.—The yarn market eon. tinges brts►, at a further advamw doting the past two or three days of 3d. per bundle on town. Floe numbers, irty from 100's to GO'a, are likely to rine in value during the pret :nt month, owing to t►e *comity tithe Mier dr seriptiona of du.. In ebitha there has also baett a slight advance; not at all, however, equal to the increased r clue or the raw material. Light 7-3 and 4-4 linen., 20 and 30 inch•luene, and diopera and damasks, arc all in goul demand, our American .cleutla 'attun ing to export these fabrics in unusual large quuntitlis.—Bano:.r Voter. WOOLLEKS.—Laens, AunUBT 10.—For' all kinds of m e , goods, cloaking., Sec., there bar brim a WA 'demand, and a Rood buainese done; In cloth% the ' , tick king very low, and poor choice, and the greater portion a what la now maintfiletur , l4 twine delivered at the u alehouse% the busineen done (troy them cativo) wan only limited, but on the whole there has been a fair average market. A good Ideally trade eentinues to be done 4 .1 the warehouses. HARDWARll.—Btartmatteat, Al:Otrirr 10.—The state of trade here continua highly satistastaralor a lung time vde on orrs have coma In ro steadily that there luis nothing like [deer ncoi at any of the roanufaetoric% est miatly Pt so lar al regard. the principal branches of our manufacturer. The Merl toy trade is brick, and the tancyjewellery trade is better Man It has been for a long time. The loW chain ma lmrs are remarkably bu•iy ; and the gilt sad rtorestiaa button trade, which hat becalm a lung prtud very math astwiretd, aware to have somewhat ret.v. I. IRON.--oLaaaow, August 9.—The demand for pig eon slams dun, end the prima remain without chows Mix week. et 43e. to 40., cab. Be, awl plate are In moderate request at N. 70. Gil. nod 71.10‘, mud BJ. rry cthely , u.th 84. illAcoun for e-. 41. CORN.—Avutsnuae, August 10.—The dullest market for *heat peen for many weeks; although the fat meth were witp , Lff to submit to a reductional 10a. per loaf they could no t we,* e y es With respect to the other descriptions oft 4.4 although no Omaha was quoted hipekes, no bodiless we• done. Wheat, 110/. to 124. Ida per load o f S qn. Bade", 21a. tl 24.. per qr. Beans. 271. to SOL Pees, 20a. to 112 s. Ode, lie. to 21e. ANDOTIIR, August 10.—n. weather dutilag the week hes teen ussudded, It bat;ai tussle I every day at lattt rats. 'I Is Wh eat heaa t at pia partially t WNW* but little proems has yet tees.. mud . Th. s es at eit , market this mat alai was smart, sad the Numb a Wheat was wets than adequate to the demand. mi . dun dui ( wei r s pew, Hbleb were Irmly wlnhiaid. la Barley little Wag. Gets adenoma Id. to la. psi qr. Beam sod Pees fully maintained their pedalo TWIN. What, whit' 45.. to 45.. per v.; red, WA tee,. Barley, to 23e. o h, 17s. to X* heagg y Alle. to Hi& Peas. BBL ft. Malt. 621. to per TO" is. W. to Ss. pee Wild. Mac the. to 30 s . pee leak lid& . qr. BATH Allytttet MI • good supply of Wheat at Withilt said at a wdostisit sid 1.. per qr. hem a h , day week. MIT shrub Carat Alt Telleit. 8.D,01D, Alr a i i 0 1 :4111“ me a very shut moo, of What it issrlost &obi 'Wit to the la the hentlistaid e 11181111216 istlfty of a Odd tits Wheat ccrorapp end the Mende of the Potatoes which kw lately slatted us. Neve higher pekes could not be obtained anion In the beat 'ample% et Wheat, whisk were about 6d, ppr had of 5 hush& blither. All ether corn resales the ease as lAA week, wilt the exceptam of Oats, 'chiefs were Ia per qr. hlgh.r. Wheat. tad, 275. to rte. id per load ; white, re. to 3 , 3*. Raney. Me. to re. per qr. Beane, 194 13.1. t., per toed. Pe" maple, les. to 21. Oats Unto 24a. pee v. Damien. August 10.—We had to-day a fair supply of grate, eel 10101 wars mute at the fultnillg velum The weather centinont eery favourable kw the growing crepe. Wheat, Ste. to 44a. Barter, II& to Sin . tO Itto. Dom sad Pew, 220. to No. psi qt. - -- - •- • MLA XDFORD, Attalla 10.—We hood no alteration to not* In the prise of Wheat Mashy; ths sy was moderato, but the trade rut 4 doll. A wry Made business &as la Barley. (Mod oats are getting soarss, sad Os Hoed was toiaraMy good, at a slight ad son.x. In other artisks no didersoss in prise. Malt maintains sta previa, s value. Wheat. 435. to Ms. • red, Ma to lea. Bar ley Ms. to its. Osta, lts. to Ma. Braes, its. to Ms. Peas, to lea. per qr. Flow, One, Ms; eacceds, 28s. per look. Malt, Os. to Mg. per qr. - - - - - - Bum's, August 10.—With a small show of all wrain. we have had a arm trade in Wheat tadoy, at the full rates of Wednes day. No change in Oslo or Scans. We regret ti find that the new Wheat crop in this district his suffered mverely (torn mildew. Wheat, red, 415. to 445.; white Ids. Oats, 1. s. to VW. Beans, 2415. tO 30#: pa qr. CAMBIUM/Z. Avast 10.-1 n eonmequenee of our farmers baring putridly eriouneseed re vine, the attendance to-day was very min di, and the pries of everything uachanged front last week. Two en three samples of new Barley were shown, the quality of which was very bad. CANTIRDURT. August 10.—We bad a geed supply of Wbc.it, but a very dull market. No moles could be effected unity,' at a reducti nof Is. to Is. per qr. We had new Barley in the market, but not sold. Wheat, white, 44a. to 495.; brown, old, 40m. to 113 e. Oat; 16 . Ileana,lle. Pew, 1414 - • - • CARLISLE, August 10.—We had a good supply of Wheat at twarket this morning, which sold at a reduction of 6d. pet be.bel net List week's rates. The rowel of Oats and Barley was sat All. Wheat, white, new and old, la. to 16e. 6d.; r . rd, sew and old, Ids. 6d, to 175. Barley, new and old, lO a to lOs. Ed. Oats, potato, lis. td. to Os. 61.; commie, Ns. to As. Flour, per stone, le. led. to 2s. Oatmeal, Is. Bd. Ryetneal, Is. 2d. Ridley moil, Is. 2d, - - - - - • Cum.:Kearns, Menet 10.—Farmers are now bn•y in bar reet °rename. The supply of Whott is t 1414 of the smallest de perlption. Priem in nominally the fame so on lust Saturday. The rime may be mid of other grain. _ • - • fiLotcaseas, August 10.-There was a fair supply of English Wheat Moor market this day, which told slowly at barely previous rates. Holders of foreign demand previous prime, but the sake made are quite unimportant. Barley without alteration. Beans end Peas Arm. Very little passing in Oats. Ibe weather still rather unsettled. iteselowesPeeled to begin generally in this diatrietca Mon day. Wheat, Enginh,erbite, per amp. qr., 41,11. to 4$M. ; red, 43a. to 13s. ed.; Dantele (white Oeimeeeee), per 460th.., 43a. to 110 s. ; Polish. Pomeranian, and Stettin, 40a. to 42a.; Odom, Marlaimple, «.R, 50s. Id. to 40e. Od. ; Odesrai, Taganrog, bard, 117 s. Od. to 10s. ' liarley,Eaglieb,p r 4001 be„ minding, Ste to 216.; malting, per imp.eir., 24s to 2.3 a. Irish, per 31121 b., grinding, 215.t0 2 ls. Gd. ; malting, 20,61 to 23e. 6tl. ; fors Igo grinding, 21e. to 22e.; nialting,23e. to 26e. Beans, raiglish, per Imperial bushel, be. lad. to 4s. Od.; foreign, Egyptian, per 6,4166..36.3d-to 3s. 44. ; Yrench,Dutchounall tick,3s. 7d. to 3.. lid. ; Irish, 31. 13.1. to Ss. Nd. UIIIP, Limerick, Wexford, Ear , ecorthy, a bite, per 3121b5., 17s. Od. to 17s. 64. ; Cork, Waterford, Youghao, 1,4, to 16a. od.; Welsh, Week, 16s. to 16s. 6d. ; Irish, per 31211 u., it,. to 16.. lid. Peas, breakers, per imperial bush, English, 4s. ltd. to Is. CI.; foreign, 4e. Od. to 4s. 2d.; grey and grinders, per 65ilbs., Enipuili, 3s. 7d. to 3e. ed. • foreign, Se. ed. to 3.. 94. Lentils, 3s. 2d. to Is. 3.1. hour, hest second., English, 325. to 3is. Linseed Cakes, French, per ton, W. 10a. to 71. Imports fur the week ending August 10: Wheat, 6,174 qrs.; Barley, 1,042; Oats, MO; Peas, 1,190. GUILDFORD, August 10.-Our market was thinly sup pled with Wheat, but there was sufficient fur the demand. Thme is ni alb ration to note in price • best white making 22a.; red, 47e. A oomph of new Talavera ma de 32e , quality fair. IigkEFORD, August 10.-Than were a great many farmers at oar market, considering what delightful weather we are blessed with, for in all the early situations around here they are reaping Wheat, and the first cutting being in course of housing, many ' are thus emplood. Tne market was well attended by re - lEn and dealer., who required some reduction to be made horn the prices of Lod week; this the grower. seemel reluctant to comp.)* with, and it was only towards the close that much bustnem was done. In awing curs very few sales. Wheat, per bushel, Sm. to 3.... d. Bar , In, 2.a. Nil. to b. lad. Oats, 2.. tkl. to Is. bd. Beans ' 3a. Ed. to s. Ital. Peva, 3e. wil. t i Is. 10d.; white boilers, 4.. lido to is. KENDAL, August 10.-The weather has been showery since our last. At markt t this morning we ha - I a larger supply than ~,,,, w 0,4,, pool of both Wile it awl Oat., with a dull ale for each, on oi r 'wit of sellers nut b. lug inc:ined to Lilo pi in.. ulfured. Quot-itior• Aline a. to: week. Wheat, 21s. to 36a. per load of 20 stone. 0.,' i, 102. to Is. per stone. LAWCASTSR, August 10.-The WI ether durkg the past week has been wet and boisterous, end a eontinsam 3 of the same would be mamas. t r the stioiding crops. Rosping bas commenced ia this nembliourbood, and with Ne weatbor will be general in • few days. Our market morning was well Puppl•ed slat %clue, waleb mnd ainciay at rather 4Ter b.a. in A's Wet. °Anneal very li .., an ua the few ISOM Ss ids lower prices were Palmated to. Wht at, VW. to Ma. per 2SOilis. Ortmes', 21a. to 255. lid. per 3101 b.. LElce.rea, August 10.—We had a average supply of Wee,g, and to effect mice le. per qr. re I..ction W 34 Pl Abalitted rs cot belcg tobuy cteept . 1.. t lamellate u-c. Ppr'm Cunt la abort supply, m7l luLly eur purled lurmer rates. N•NCIIKIDTEIt, August 10 —The weather has been latest tl.l dur , vg the week, and at intervals much heap re'n bus fa"e without any effect being produced upon the movements of the born tube. The eatent of timidness dune hss been trifling, and no mat - li3lehange tas umurreil in prnes. At our Eachmtge tbis morning re steady, but without br.slusessh awl lair sales are 11k6.10 of caste artit.te fur consumption at late rate h 3he present quotations art : Wheat, per bushel of :ultra., English. %bite, It. 01. to 7s. 44.; red, Gs. 3d. to ts. 101.; Irish, white, 6s. 3.1. to 7s. tel.; red, Ss. ed. to Os. 241.; foreign, red, Gs. Od. to Sc. 9d. ; wings, is. Mt. to 74.61. Barley, per bushel of ooltia, grinding, 3s. ed. to 3a. 3d. taits, pet hush. °I OM's., English, Bcoteh, and hoc 1ri5h,28.114. to 2..1041.; 'sitn-driest runs, 2r. 6.1. to 20. 7d. Beans, per qr. of 30411 w., English shall, 3. to 325. bd.; tick, 295. bd. to 305.01 L Mint, pce,6 imp.bas.,nne, to 375.; fine seconds, lie . to 35.. 14a., per Slay. bushels, whoa .4111 blue boilers, lss. to .9s. Flour, per sack of :bolt's., English and Irish, fine, Sths. Uo. to 311.0.1.; superfine, 324. Od. to 34 h tap.; extra, 3:,*. t afo. Inman Corn, per 411:"1b. , white, 24. to itia.; yellow. Ito. to .13s. u3tiale3l, per Mad Ut English and Irish, 21a. oil. to Gd. fklnfaitonovoit, August 10.—Our market was fairly atteultt'. Emmert Wood out far an aileutee, but the millers mol d... Lei Owl( operations with caution, owl busittest wts ultimately tricks:en at list week's rates. Complaints of the tkliclency in the Wheat asp are g need in this neighbourhood. ma suppiy of all other articles of 'train was small, sun 'itt:c busks 3 trensich.. Whist, .3•:53. to 45a. Barley, las. to 21s. date, 17s, to 19s. Bean. :as. to :IN. Pea., gas. to 30e. per 41r. Lilt, Cs, 6d. W 7*. per Flour, 20. to 3de. per nick. a% t: Pox Trxit. Aaiun 10.-The weather this week Las upon the whole bceen favourable, although at time* we have had vvn heavy rain. Monday ens a tboruuih wet day, Wei!. fir day and loorolay.eveningo were also wet and teuipostinue b; the dap generally have been dry, thus obliteratier the efre•ete of the previous moldier... The trade during the pre en. wee: his ruled quite but only were vcdoele required clearing have lower rater been suinuitted to on Wheat and Flour, other articles upon a et , aely inquiry ir.sinta.nine (idly former race. The advice* from the t ,nth tenth more disparaging term, of the Wheat crop, whose the amanita front *breed 'speak are advancing poste •, 475. to 485. pet qr. baring ben paid at Leeman fur chaie high mixed quality, shiest the value of the Veered at Ilambione. Stettin and Bust irk had ; . run up to 12*. to 44 per qr., I. o. b., orom which it *. 1 oc seen that no good cited be Ilene by making dolmen. , to this country without a material Improvement were to occur ; holders therein* ui the con. ' so d••••ig mars, Laving these h• &re them, eviler, great emi nent, and scent determined to face harvest a ith their Mock* rather than make any unren molds (smarms on at preeent. l'uto • are badly spoken or en the Continent, and in this immediate 'fried, the I derive is pr. :renew r, so that our properu are not so du 1111 they were a short time ago. At ote- market this Too, ding we hid a lane. supply of Wheat from the emerem, but nem the cc: :, as like. won from abroad. the at siva'. are Hiding • the day, bower:. ind excellently tine, no pro,..ese could 1!. made is the it ; at of farmers' temple • null it decline of Is. per qr. war onberett d to, when eventually a Rood cearance woo elks: - mi. In south country or foreign few tram:le:ions transpired, holders being unwilling to meet di, views of buyers. Four was lucid firmly for previous rat. • but the mount of business pawing war tri ling. Rye without change. Grind ing Batley bag been in rteady request, and previous value well run. PAM d. Is Malt little stirring. in Beans and Peas little stirring. 0491, being in short supply, found a fair chore of atteniion, but in ' , lip qualtum few transactions occurred although rather e mire prices would leave bean taken to have made mamas. present prices;- Wheat, British. Northumt rhuid, new, white. 42e. to 465.; red, tee to 411 e.; Semiotic and Suffolk old, white, 42e. to VA. ; red, 404. w 419.; new, white, lit. to lee.; red, 425. to 435.; Uncoln. shire, old, white, 41a. to 41s.• ' red, 40 s. t, tie.; new, white, 425. to 47e.; red, 425. to ib. Soneb and Dundee, white, nit to Its.; red, ea, to 425. Aloemouth and Berwick, white, iles. to 44. ; red, 395. to We. eye NortoUt and Suffelk, 24. to 2es, o i l.• Lerwick and &etch, ' 2os. to 235. ed. Barley. Norfolk ant SuOrnic i (kl. to 2.3 e. Ott.; chevalier, 235. to 25e.; Northma n emut and Scotch, leg. to 21.4. ; chevalier, 2es. to 24; winding and lee. to IN. Malt, 4fis. to 44; chevalier, 41e. to 510. tote, Northumberland and botch, potato, new, 24 ed. to 22..; common andAnins,eld, lee. to 24; new, lea. to 20i. Peas, white, boilers, ells. to bea.• grey and =pie, 24 to les. Dear', new, Vet to 30e. t 1:our floe Steekton an 1 Northumberland, 10.. o Mo.; Norfolk whiten, 32,. to Ste. • homeholds, 30.. to 325. ; ee.enele, Vs. to 31.1 households, 24a.t0 24.; thirds, 20s.tolles.; hold., 20* to Ms. per sack. Yureign : Wheat, Dionne. and Konigsberg, white, Ole. to 44; red, 34 to 425.; Silesian, white, 40e. to 43.1.; red, 40,. to 4'e.; Meekkethurg and nieraaiau, white, 411 s. to 4tin; 42e. to tee. llambutg, Marks, and Auleilt, white, 34. to 44, . ; red, 39a. to 42*.; Keil and Idol rein, white, 30e. to 13e. ; red, n. to ins. ; l'eteraborg and Archangel, red We to Min.; Odessa, red, 34 to 314.; ditto Polish, red, 34 to V.M. Bye, Pother:mem and eruotelan. 21.. to 'C . Barley, Ilual, 225. to 245.; rumertirOuti and Holstein, 1 - to 24 (.44. Dutch brew, les. to les.; Pomeranian teed, 11a. to 15..•. Hoestein and Dimwit, 120. to ltd; Archangel and Riga, 12s . to Its. Pew, white, 245. to Ns. Ikons , Friesland, We. to 24 ,• Alexandrian, 21.. to 2. The &drabs this week are ; Wheat, mastwiae, 973 gds.; foreign, 953. Bye, coasts ;se, 27. Barley, foreign, 283. Malt, coastwise, 213. Oats, foreign, 101. l'eas, furri e r, IL Flour, 566 sack,. Noawlcit, August 10.-This market was well supplied with Wheat both by farmers and merchants; there is no variation in the value of Wheat Flour wag inquired nen., but mires were much the tune as lad moth,: day. No Undo in Mirky ; the owning crop nuppo id to t • Interior to lest yea . Ileans and l'ate small offer, end no change. Outs without veria.nn in prier. glace this day wonnicht we have had very changeable weather, and hem: rains •n come parts of the country. Harvest him commenced with a f ew o f our reedy farmer* The reports of the crop ore very various. There i, a gaold deal of talk about blight and maggot, but wo think more than is actually in existence. NorrtmoHam, August 10. - With the exception of a few ehowera, the weather this week hue hem a' l that collie! be de iitrd for bringing the bane wit II maturity ; end in a few dare we shall have reaping quite genteel in this county. '1 here are south report+ of mildew and damage, which we hope is but to a trienig extmt. To. use our fanners have offered Wheat more freely, and where beet ' week's paces have been given a fair iunotint of stuff has changed hands. A sample or two of new Oats have been shown, but buyers are not free to purchase at present. Ikons are fully as dear. In Holey we have but little &Mg. PaTzttoomouom, August 10.-A fair supply of Wheat here today; the trade dull, but the growers woad not oubmlt to lower Berk , and oats nuke last week's priers. Beene Is. pr qr. re ic ar ‘ c e. ;. Hat vast will be pretty general in this quanta next week. l'itEcrom, August 10.-With the exception of Tuesday and Wednesday the weather has been very unsold:l thin week. The triode in the meantime him exhibited a firmer tone, but without any aetivizin the demand. (Mr win market was tolerably well supp li ed with Ilieh Wheat this monolog, which was held fur rather more money, itt a Menem was not drooled without submitting to last Saturday's rates. Irish would sell pretty well, at 16s. 61 to leo. per 2e0nta.,14 M good wilily. Foreign firm, at our bud quotatioas t tour the turn higher; lola Sra% to pas, &I.; mounds, 32.. to 3:*. Fee 2601 M. MON 111111117. at Ifs. Od. per wind's. Outs continue tv inset a retail dented ise prenowlsr. at 2s. eid. w 4. 761. pee 45th., oatmeal lirm, mihrittuandlng the limited s al e; choice, 23e.; good. B XI* to las.perillik. WATIMISVIST, Avast 10.-The weather has been ultra searable Ise Wont eperalluas during the week. We had a thin olloodmo at = s ioorkot, but Wheat was In plentiful supply, and lb WO at last leaturdises quotations. the eame reMillit WINN 46 Bosky. Gond heavy Ogle were worth 6d. to la. pw qt. WOO WNW. Dimas a better eels, and prim] sessisally en- WISIOL Pees anted little attention. Prices :-Wbratt. whit), Ma In 418. to 24a. Oats, 17s. to live. bar. fOo. to Ms. Peas, tal. to ft. Molt, 1414. to No. poi qr. T. 41. bad, to la ft Fa bead, Bosh t• lb. pa sok. ens An itaWSIIUST, August 10. —Wai had a fair supply of Wheat from the farmers at this day's mallet. That of fine quality folly supported last week's prices; Inferior descriptions Is. p:r qr. lower. Oats, Barley, Keay, and Peas, nominally the serer. WeitKlNSTell., August 10.—The attendance to-day was not very MIL There wee a red supply of Wheat, which tart a dull see at ow wept'. prime. The amount of bir•in,a tnu.et d nag mall, sad much remained a... 04 Heaping h u partially corneae:toed. The demand for Barley was mall. which stmainal its prevents vales. Thin woe so lamaard demand fur Oats, sod pike. Adamd to. to IltAir qr. Othte Midis remain stationary, with dull We. Whisk a..; red, Us. to 475. Bent Barley', ; grinding, lila to 224, may, Ns. to 2la. Beas, 30a. to Ns. Malt, rsts. to ifs. pro qr. Vetches, 4s. Id. to Se. per bathe!. Flour, Us. to U a . pet sink. Wieremovrett, Antes. 10.—The Wheat harvest hal earn- I maned la the early situations. Our market this morning woe fairly supplied with Wheat, hat the attendance was limited, the farmi r. being engaged in their bald operations. Higher prices were asked for Wheat, butte ined, sae the trade wu sluggish, at last wee k' s prier. A pOy of other grain. Parley unaltered in value, and the demand limited. Oats w, re a better sale, at unaltered prices; but Beans and Peas excited little attain .n. Wheat, white, 45, to 4u. ; red, 425. to Iga Barley. 19s. to ae. Oat*, black, Its. to 24.; white, las. to 21e. Beane, Egyptian, 275.; PurliA, old, 365. to 34. Peas, 30.. to 32.. Malt, Mb. to 365. qr. Vlore, 2k. to 31e. per I sank. Tares, 4..6d. to Ss. per Wll4lllOll, Anguat 10 —The complaints rcepeetinv dew and blight in the Wheat crop increase with a geared belief that the potatoes are dimmed— in consequence there was a good demand be fresh Wheat at more money. Scarcely any Oster Beans rowing, the former In mine as before, and the latter Is. dearer. A large sup ply of Rapeseed which requires great are In buying owing to the damage done to the early out crop.. The following are the to Wheat, white, 42.. to 465.• extra, 46.. per qr. • red, 295. to Ca.; extra, 44. aid. to ted. per stone. Beans: new, 27.. to 20.. per qr. Woaczema, August 10.—At this day's market theta was a good supply of Wheat front the fanners, about one-third of which was nrw, mostly of secondary quality and sold at Se. ed. to 3s. 94. per Gilbs , bean/ areducti.n on all descriptions of about Is. per qr. Parley uaalLered, and in limited demand. More doing in nos oat., at fully as good prices. Beans and Peas were quite mthar, with more inquiry. _ _ - - Yong, August 10.—At this dav's malltnt we have a good glow of Wheat from the farmers, which sold readily at last week's prices. In other articles no alteration. The weather for the last few days has been unaided, and several heavy showers have fallen, with much thunder and lightning. Today it IP fine, with a freah breeze from the north-west. The heavy Wheat crops are much laid, and considerable damage la dune . Harvest will partially commence next week, and in ten Jaya become general in this dittriet. Wheat white, 475. to 50s. per imp. qr.; red, 41e. to 435. Malt, 3's. SM. Oats. 91 to 91d. per stone of 141te. Flour 30s. per sack of aillrlbs. WATRaruan, August 10.—The weather throughout the week has been unsettled; a considerable quantity of rain has fallen, accompanied by high winds, and reports of the crops in oar neigh bitirhooll ore favourab.e thin throe previously received. The trade in ocaaequence has been firm. Wheat of the bat muddy hes met a roe Rule, at an improvement of Sd. per barrel, but 'Valor samples v ontinue to be nestle:led, though offered at late eaten. Barley in limited relate'. Oats more inquired for, w About change in price. The demand for Indhn t 'ore has been quite of a retail character, at Me currency of this day sc'enight. Stake heng light, holders s how ht'k disputation to press sales. Flour the turn dearer. Prices are Undried : Barley, grinding, per le stone, 9e. to Int. ed. Oats, white, per 14 st., tts.3.l. to la. black, De. Od. t.) 9a. 2d. Dried and foreign: Wheat, Irish mill, per 20 atone, 225. fd. to 228.0 d. ,• ship ping, 21s. to 21a. fah; Puttee °deem, 23*. U. to 23.. 9d. ; Prmth, 23.. Od. to 24v. red. Battle, 245. to 245. 6.'. Barley, &siding, per le et. Ioe. 61.1. to II e. 6d. Oa* white, per 14 stone, us. 3d, to 9s. W.; black, 95.3d.t09e. 6d. Flour, superfine, per sate, 30t. to 312.6 d.; secu de, _26 Od. to 2Ns. Od.; t irds, 21s. to 221. Wwths, lhs. to I9s Indian Corn, per 20 st:, Launibe, 16s. 6d. to Vs. 3d. can, yellow end red, 16.1.3d.t0 16s. 9d.; Portuguese and Egyptian, I Is. Od. to 134. ful. ; French, white and yeliow, I*. bd. to 10...9it ; da maged, for cattle. Ils. to 12s. Od. Indian font Meal, per es t, 7s. Od. to 7s. 3d. Oatmeal, 10a. to Ins. 3d. Bran, per 6 stone, 3s. 61. to 34. 9d. Imports this week :—Wly at, 10:Nre.; Barley, 381; In dian Curs, 33.1; flour, 181 ouicks. Exports : Wheat, 40 brie; Oats, 630; Flour, 2,206 mks; Oatmeal, 99 cwt.. IitaISALDT, Augu 10.—The weather, although still warms has been changeable during the week; we haze had lass 'wahine than of late, and during some of the nights, Turk rain le , L At air coot . try ntarkets the; tieek we have asustial to retort very little nom vain of any loud °going, and prices remelt noreinf ly tame as the previous week. Here to-day we had a large supply of and tar of t‘ata, both of which sold slowly at a rtduetion of about 6d. per qr. on last week's rates. Only a few auks of Barley were brought forward, which told quickly at a little 'drowse In price. Wheat, to U'. per qr. Laley, 19s. to 82e. Oats, les. to 41a. Oattuto., per bag of 2Gs. POULTRYAz.-Nawasta £ND LEADNNNALL, Aro. 10 Turk-ps, U. to 64.61 ; geese, is. ta 75.; ducky Iced. to 2a. I.; t one rabbits, 0.6 d. to 1a.6d.; wild ditto, 'A to Is.; *ewes, 6d. to SM. each. meetly sags, 4s. ed. to 7s. ; and leverets, 2s. ed. to 41. ; Sump fowls, fowls, 2s. 61 to 10s. ; ditto chickens, 3e, Gd. to Is.; and barn-door fowls, Ile. toe. pet couple ; English eggs, 6s. 6d. to T. ; French ditto. G. ; and Irish do. k 6d. to 3s. ad. per IN; Fresh Matter, ea. to la. per lb. FISH.-BILLINGAGATI, Auo 10.-Saleriu,SJ. to Is U. per lb.; turbot/1,24.6d. to 10s. ed.; cod ILL, 23. 64. to 65., to 2. Gd. each ; soles large, Is to Is. Gd. pet pair; do. small, I. to 2s. per dozen ; eels, MI. to Ind. per lb. ; lobsters, ud. to 2s. 64. ; crslas, to 2s. each; shrimps, Is. fa. to 2.. per gallon; prawns. 1.. t o per lb. ; mullets, 24. to 44. each ; 'Outings, to 2s. Gd. ; atoel s, is. to la. 6d. per dos.; mackerel, 3d. to 6d. ; plaice, 3d. to 64. : M. 94. to Is.: rld. to Is. : 4itto, Grad, el.to td. ; cal p, I. to 'Se e l pike, 2s. to es. each ; sate, 3d • 14. :cr .b. (Jyacze, common, W. to lOC ; ditto, NAIITC% 3314. to 42a per PUBLIC SALES. By Messrs. Surrrutwoarn uod So Na, at th 3 Mart . Two freehold erclosures of marsh meadow 1-n el, At) , ley marsh, West Ran Level, eoutaining 121 acres, let for 39/. per annum—sold for 1,2101. Freehold pundits at Buhcp's fkortford, lately used u a patent tannery—knocked down foe 1.2401. . . . .- . . Freehold public hoes., cal.ed the Tallman Arms, Bishop's Stertford, let for 3 , /. per annum-6901. Freehold cottage residence, it Ford's Green, Winchmort hill---old for 3201. Fre•huld cottage, Winehmore-hill, lot for 121. Si. pa ac• ourn—sold for 1601. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Munnair, Aucrer 12, 18.50. The State of the Weather at each of the folllwing pi.otee at Mae o'clock on Saturday morning. —The &tidies are arranged is order of latitude. _ _ Nemo al Coarse o( Myatt uf WIACL W d. State of Weuther. riAmorTu Poimmorm ...... thuouros &*. &M. N. W. i 04310 W. Aorrtwirroa Iroutarroan ..... Trounmes B•r4NINTUILI.. BruroL 1141 , 1310 OAK e.:l WICU 41..0s ...... own-wrsa LtIOIITOM IDDLCIIESTIaI CAXIIRLD/111 thILIIISUILAM Permsomovos VA %PM NMI 110LN f 1 RAD Sewn um MASCO/ITM Soon WIIIIIIT Gentle Breeze Ocerca4t Gentle Breeze Fermat,' Coady Strong Breen Partially Coady Flesh Brcere Partially Cloudy Strong nreere Partiaßy rowdy Gentle Breeze Partially (Monte Gentle Brevet , Partially Cloudy Gentle Breese • Partially Cloudy Strong Breeze Partialty Cloudy Strong Breeze Cloudy Gentle Breeze Partially Ctouty N.W. ti.w. P.w. N.W. S.W. PAU mown" Haarutroot duke Scrimmiso ..... „... BsArrocA 'new btxze Partz‘lli C 1.41 ir ntle Breen Parnz'q Gentle !trek ze • Partially ("no Strong Breeze Parma). Cloudy tientk , Breeze , PArtially C:oudy Gentle Breeze, Cloudlers Loma Basis-Ica a+r.o..:::: ea:w:.~ \.VP. Gunk brerte overc.urt H'sN'. N.W. a.w•. Strong Breese: Overnoz i 3.9. Y.W. Strong Breeze Partelly Cloudy tlentle Knew ()me et Gentle dress. ticercag Gentletirwa,C,m4less (Seigle Breen ' ClJudlem Strolg !Imre Orere4!t Greatle Bream P.m Lilly Cloudy Stivr!it Preece OyerrtAt OentlL: Breeze ' Clow e. Drying &rung Breeze ; Partially Cloudy Gentle Breeze I Partially Cloudy Gentle Breeze Overcast Gentle Breeze Cloudlcee Strong Breeze I Partially Clnudy Gentle Breeze , Oeereast °tette Breese Cloudy Strong Breeze t . Cloudless Strong Breeze Partially Cloudy THIS DAY. Noom. Caw" of wW. Oltrett#lt# WWl._ tita# of Weather. eary Th• =faces tress tM Irilowtag places did not reach !hie WWI is time ler publication oe Saturday ; they thercwre Wants tM state tM weather os Friday swains at nisi o'clock. Cuwi 14VIRPOOt 8. W. t.ttrone Breese Strew Breeze Strong Breeze Strong Breese Gentle Breese ritronir Breese Strong Breeze WIRIIIT DAWNOTON Duman t irerc.u4 liti OverciAt Overoot tlbowery Overeats' iw. a. N.W. ittagy tlouly I)v.ATU OF FOUR PFItrtONS FROM EATING POI CONUt'd bitSIIIIOOMC-011 Monday last an inquest us. held at the Black Hone, in Wisbech Fen, about tour miles from Thorney, upon the bodies of Patrick Hain, en Irish man, 18 years of age, and Winirrsd Harvey, 28 :Terre old, wife of Garvey, also an Irishman, when the following particulars were elicited :—Patrick Hunt, on Friday, the god Inst., when walking by the Thorney road side, saw and ga ' thered a small quantity of mushrooms, growing in the gran there; he carried them to his lodgings near the Bou,len House Bridge, cooked them, ate a palion himself, and gave some to Mrs. Harvey, who also ate a few, and gave a small quantity to her child, a girl two years old. The quantity cooked does not appear to have been more than a small tin child's saucepan, of lees than a pint in capacity, would hold. This was at ,r about half past three r lour iu the afternoon of Friday. The persons diet not experience any serious effects t' . .at day, and went to bed as usual. About daylight on Saturday morning Hunt (who slept in a room over that in which Oarvay and his wife and child slept) was attacked by violent sickness and purging, accompanied by great pain in the stomach and bowels; soon after that Mrs. lisrvey was seized with the same symptoms, end that the child also. Neither the suffer, rs nor their friends appear to have thought any danger was to be apprehended : however, the disordered state of the stomach and bowels continued all clay, and en Saturday evening Hunt became suddenly worse. and died about 8 o'clock. At that time Mrs. Harvey's husband re turned from work, and tindiug his wife much weaker and in pain, he became alarmed, and medical silvan was obtained Isom Thorney. Mr. Richardson, assistant to Mr. Clapham, of that place, visited Mrs. Heavily and child, and gore such medicine as he deemed proper, and left fur the night. re quiring to be informed on the following (Sundsyl m.:1111•It as to her state. He received information that Mrs. Weeny was worn, and that numbness of the extremities bad cool* on. He sent other medicine, but dad not attend himself. On ; Sunday morning Mn. Harvey died: the child lingered until Monday morning, when she died also. The fourth deetk was that of Thomas Howd, an Irish child in another family . and it seems he also partook of mushrooms, but not • perdu, of those eaten by the three lint attacked, nor , as far as is at present known, gathered at the same lime. A Poe Norton examination was nide of the body of Mrs. taarvay, when intensive patches of inflammation wen found in the stem& earl small intestines, very similar to what is seen in awe all pelesalaw by arsenic. The Inquest stands adjourned, mob ile ill e . , Plarlooct or ma t anaroslytatagmargthLesiewimetga, it tiona Hr , and if doe mskai dalrable.—Causbnairs Chrosido. SHIPPING DITRLLIGIIN,,,q, 'Ppm w Ounreposism. W "Ws - pies . Lk CASUALTIEi. Ar.vl) : be ße:E j e:, faro,:::::ictkiue. ctreowl.nalnialve.::::::.47. T.ele Bey on Hv 31, am.. • , ra -e.n. 11,11 St.. ftmr '.‘„,4 Cape of Hood Hope, June 5. Highland Lad, Prewett, from Smyrna to Lo u t * here on July 8, with damage, havin2 been it enetl., ..'" t 4 • British brig in th e D JN P maage th. ,s 7 t ,,T, .4 meet discharge pert of bar serge . — Byre, Jul, 1 2, kel, -- -- - - - Lsalvsa 1. s. • asausoarg Holland Lisboa Pacific .... .... .......... .... India Son•liarcptnn ........ India TA Mar5ei11e5.......... Boston sad Halifax ........... Mexico . ................... West India ......... Brasil ............................. .. A , ARRIVED. Amman-at Gravesend, August 10, from Ass lase-at Gravesend, Austin 11, from Astrosts-off heal, August 9, from ..... Amagos-et Falmouth, August 9, trout Amar-off Beal, August 10 Anuo-st Liverpool, August 10, from Armors-at Liverpool, August 10, fen Atenara-at Liw.rpriol, August 10, Ann Lust:et-off Liverpol, August 10 41.1 A-at Gravesend, August 11, from Arises-et Gravesend, August 11, fro, n MIM-at Graysserid, August 11, tom Ausissoni-at Ormond, Ausont 11, from sinsvnuu.-of Deal, August 9, from Csanimm•-at Falmouth, August 0, from eIIINA-off hest, August 10, from ...... .. CAjuDA-off Deal, August 10, from Cuts-at Bristol, August 11, from Mosso -at Bristol, August 11, from Cannons-at Liverpool, August Pi, C. NACODIODI-at Liverpool, ADVT. CATO. BORLAND-Of Liverpool, August 1 , , Cossrsusrwer-at Liverpool, Al.llllll 1 1 1, • Warms -at Liverpool, August 10, from Du-is-at Gravesend, August 10, 1r NA Drams or Norrarmagatuni -at Gravest:. . blouson -at Greenock, August 9, fro • Unsure - a -oft Falmouth. August 9, fr ELIZA ROTH WILTIIIII -at Queensto sn, A Kr -at Liverpool, August 10, from F.DERALD -at Gmemsd, August 10, IT , . FOLIO/ PA Falmouth, August 9 , •. Fsrsita Msnmw- at Plymouth, Gus-at Plymouth, August 9, from CIIANNIRE-at Liverpool, August I • Otriassans -at Gravesend, Aumpt It, ir • GIJON:I-at Graveoend, ANIMA! 11, fr , lismnds -at Gravesend, August 10, P Itssrs ~-at Greenock, sort , : ••, ilsrp.oultsolusw-at Cowes, Auso.t 1101111 t-of Deal, August 9 liov or lAA -Of DM!, August?, fr*,ll 1101/ATio -at QatetNtol , Bll, AYll,l° . A, !1•••• !Immix -at Liverpool, lAumPt 10, lssavu.s. raosirsom -at Gres•nock, A 146 , . JANS -or Deal, August 9, from .. „ bousiss-at Quenastown, Atuust 0, fr, , , JAIELII STRWART-10. I.ISIIVOOI, JoINN Btßaft4l-at Liverpool, An•,.•• Lim. spool, August In, f.. hers! Issues-at Liverpool, Rt 111.0! JANR AM. Earn-at Gransen.l, .Vl/.1.! , JANR Tn.dessosi -at Gravesend, . KATZ 1101 - 11-..111. Queenstown, •, Dioxin's-off Das:, A , 1(1,1 9, Iron . Las-at Gravesend, A Joust 10, ft , .m 141CNINOAll CAATLII -at Liverpool, LIFT MILTOP--at Liverpool, Animist i• i Loss 0. BENIINCX -at LiAerrwr.O., ~• Lissom-of Liverpool, A , alat. lot MIT/nil-1a Linn/004 1", :" • KNTOI -at Liverpool, August MART ?IIIATON -at tsueer.mown, . : • . Mousse-at Gravesend, Attgpt 11, fr ••. NOILNA- at Gravesend, A um...t I '., • NOILI,II-at Livervaol, : NAPoLIOI-at Li,ervon!, : •, 9THILLO-Of Gravusend, Aimust 11, mr.or -st Graveren 1, 11, :r Pat:4.114 RaTAL-4 Brist,i, A :, • PAILLIANINT-41 1.4 , erp,'.. .•' . PRINCE ALIOIT-at Gt.tteser..', ~. ,•' PANAMA-at lorto :, A • , • So: NIA - at GrAveArn 1, • .. -wt Grace-Clll, : • • -off louver. :r •!. StrntA• A 1 Portnn ., :uth, A 1Vol. , J11)-CAT Llrerptt.:, SIX W. Mn :CI . 4 t:v - tuo - v—at !, Bri•to:. A':,... T. ( I AlllE—at Lirerpne,:, A VieroaT—at Grave/rad, A. AtctokT—olf Dral : Ltltf.E—tt Qatero:. . WiLr, laaqc G:llL—at Lt - ZETA o—at Gracesc::.l, SAILE r ti;.—froin Grarmnd, BLACKWALL - from Gr. s...end, . DE13011.4. —from Shield... .Ititnlg: Mao:genies—from (Iresegael, EL:es—from Graerend, Augug: I: Foisrass—from Gravesend, Aug,: El:/11P• 111.)-.(11:1111 Lrerptl/01, Etsi —hone Aug,: Edema —from SLigl.l., .kuirdet 11.r:rt. tan—from C. crrrn.l. Asir: —rviret rrr Lve.411,1, Aura,* AUC3f . NAllt,-from Nov t •ho:u Gralce.td. NA' HAN: •1u,1,1A, A :gust ra...r—from Attip.; , ! fe PRt , ‘ I —from Gr,rt.fml, Sr tsmilli l• 14G—from ,:mouth. Au N•L :11,11T..M—'1VLI1PIFIIII0II:h. A TIIoTI vu Asm —from S , Me:d.. I Vt.-MALARIA —tram ILartlepk):, VICTORIA —from IlArtlei3O:, ! roc_.. from Sun:a:and, V:vn , —from Gra,eArml, —from GraTmend, ) VESSELS SPOKES %' flar ti r %Ns blf .; le it ~. tnr qa.•b , . Id weft 4 . - CAI vr< , , of London, bo„n, Et ‘11,111CA511.0.1.1. 1.1\.. Of LA% rpo •41 . %,i‘ .b17:1t1:` tor Ciorta, Jane I.: , N . SUICIDE or A St ' U , Baker, jun., hold an ir.itt street, Commttnial.road, r, .It.N Wheatley, aged 45, a surge*.. *h tion by shooting himie.f ,' thr. ugh the hear:, at N . nolurtson. • t' ceased a few' mirutes aft.* t!-. foun i swot perforsti,ns n, .r • -1, The shot had not paved tt r ' them cl'ae a the slice. lie: . for the last tweuty years. ll • w. , t • nt ktViCe of the Q en ‘.f S A'. t , returned to E•g:and from .S.uth A medical otti tsr rn hoard the Kee wbi:n emi,grants to S.,:nry, torwir.hd charge was tan proierred &gat that be a1:0w...1 the men to :a int • 1101:11eri. An ii:vestigatton to •.. which was, thst he loot a r stmt.:. tee w , an 4 hr war *retested tr.-m ever satin hay ment sopontrn , rtr in that cap tet.c Er the t cease! protested hit innocence of the chsrge. was 1111.11 the women were an to vale 111 t. r. owns to tie 'tech, r. he albwed the 03,. I water to them. That WM no tissue against hle ni I r .eter. 114 , 4 no doubt but the inv: station on b.s affected his mind. Verdict, •• Temporary inovnity. • [.t.trertioonetit.) llott.Lm.tvs lhtts .\s au:., Na vie C ,- .r or C an.,nn RI, M . 11, 4:1 14 II *here tt.,.it , e‘n,uti , :os.. , l ~T .1,, 'Ai . 4! Z.: 1 :dr tt ' lll . :Alf,' that ‘Vg ne Aura -girt. org :111! :le ,t 1 .••• twatit. Sold be .Iruzz.dt, and at l'r,:twor mut, :it, Knout, London. FIRTHS, )LARRIAGL+ •4. AND IRA BIRTHS. ICED 1 .1 Aug. 7. at itiplum-rArk wife of J. . _ a dAught.i. LACY.—AWL 7..tt r‘nith.tuartort. the tat.e of C.1tat.1....e] of rennoners of .1 laughter. Ll' 01 OW. toe. O. at Camlonttolan, the wtfe of C 1.u.1!0w, M Jr..t Engineer., of a k•n. v katt.itat. —Aug. 7. ot Wootaurt. Uoehr. the wile %enable*, of a daughter. UAKILIAUSS. BEEIt —I:AVE.—AuIt. 4, at Giusal , or.L Autrey, Mr. T. a Verne tham. P era rt.hire, to Mow F. L. Karr, C.Von. a W. it. Kaye, ray., 4 lomat Motto, Guildford, Sur, CACNIONT -IttiTll.—Au4r. at Boulogno-eht-mer, Cauitiontod Boulodue. Jolla. eldest ,iattichter at t's Em.. pl ‘ ,„:k.. i trora, Brampton, and OW Dbiourom— figk alTON.—Aug.Mielute' ,, • r the He , . A. It. Arhwell, M. J . Brighton, to V f,..urtd daughter of Mr. Brighton. ut rnuity-nrea, BILL—PATIN %N. —Aug. 9, at Trinity Churrh, Mat, ~ Ker. B. J. Bateman, Kearny al Sheldon, Mara third *on of J. 11. Hill, Caq., of ManatiekLatmet. Now, to Marianne eklest daughter of the , man, kaq., of l'ortlaad-plane, and rentretnaur, DEATHS. Bl'RGIE.—Aug. a, at Georgiaaa.terraee. Nor Burgle, sge..l o.3oPlttt.—Aug. I, at Itramtiord, stelta. daughter: 6. aged 21. UALURAITIL—Aag. 7, at at. G.Nlrge',..r.ul, B'gte 0442, wile ul A. Galbraith, Firl , ltean of aitAY.— Aug. 5, at Low Waters, clear Ihunt^dort. Ile:,0_0 2 • youngeot daughter dMr. J. Orgy. Argyteetrert, Muted and by Wris.tar EIN4 HU" %`'. • , 40 1 MO". Primer, at the Oak*. " law% is In. p[ 01{Y( ingtotrianh MOW 1.4