The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-24 00:00:00

r. . .• . . ... . -. • • • . 4 • THE EXPItEB 8, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1850. The primer, bang *S to say he Wank was Mead THE NEW BRAZILIAN MAIL ROUTE IRELAND. guilty, sad sestameed le be g r asported fee saves yeas. . gals nteutatace • Tbere were • few Ober uniesputeat ana whisk weft' SCHEME. Donne, JrLv St • EQUITY COURTB.-TEITIMIDAY. eon disposed of, ad * twe o'clock the whoM Wein= of Sumas VitsCuanematea Reran awes. the "seise was ear, it MeV beta on of the lightest knows eti Os the 9th of January nest a monthly dna* We are at paint vieited with the heaviest fall of pultet semmuleaties will be esublided by the Saffal_W" t rain which has taken place here nine the wieder. Oa fanner _inr tho Tfoo-onswoof_ of PROW ter • assidenthle period. hair lordships proceed direst to so Tae DOES or MUCCLUVOM la 111111MPAND NZ.- B e g la i r , i,...1 14 ._Me11, __ . .efoun - loschrs ComPa"l, t _l"„._ tweas B° "'""r imi Sunday and yesterday th en was a eiesstant Peon lineman= YS anumue ran lISMOVAI or firoole nos mains, Tao Pil st d eseesit on Beene. AP" ri° L"'ir a , d -- ; - - - .7assmts aa d nun ot alight *owns ; bat in the awn el last sight tea soo,etwaa. rifle. St. V' PeraambaseeltealaeNOßTHEßN CIRCUIT.-YO7IIC, JULY 22. die in__ t ie* the rain beg= to fall in torrents, which still coatis's m u , p eas ea* g append Is sapped al a media Me ea is- theser/asona Ma. Jonas as sow. th 11 3 : 2334333 33 Via =2, 21 2 6 3 6111Wigg e n nenen nee - g be plasse. d" th Par e "k time ablaut unabated. The effee's of mirth a inporahandalla of inwilat le reatraha the-dekalleara beta. aiklall away , .atelma_ Hle 12=p this day peered entente col a amber of pri • e^ b e gegigin i from the enabere at rases Is Amilineleare. the pmesenu wing. L s . 7 th em 47 . 4 for mit e s, and the Imes of time elle*Wa is 000 . 4 41 1 413 moisture oa the ripening crops say bows cu. laaa al Ike asaiww, to mow is sea so .a. Noe jwoustioelms, a teed. alandasda, who pleaded c ael by the new erreaffeemale : roma . ihr iy i . ib t cb ,,, a , a t bat las happy to add, that tak e all all the 'imam- steam ai. lomat kisk and log makesaa. guilty to lour nth= *argon of forgery at Leeds ; was sem met. Manors of the wolaba's sad of tita ______, re r ata , " I.l _, th. MA* of the awilaadaa ma ban E l well** , illekaamter sand to be truncated ter 16.7aus. Names et =ea Lenin rembing. Bahia raj es rel.. rol conotrit into oonsidosotiose Us* g e neral finlnsums • bat as we muse' efforinea for *me lb Reim= limbed His Lordship • that the primer's cos, with the lee Butese A: we ezeeptthe close, gave sore paha thaa any which he ; ammo to be that there is aret_yet rallch MOM for alana the injanotioa. The Clare Jouraelef rm. had seat these mien. From the position winch he held we Madeira•. - ....... .......... - - in 001 hareest proved& ASSIZE DITELLIGBNCE. in thantile world, there could be no doubt that he woe de moan Wee bil ir ie terday states that although the stalks in almost pirfecitly aware what the law was with respect to ferrety. A up Itramelime Itie de PPP lst 4 :I everlf potato field *Ong the Wester. PPP See BOW HOME CIRCUIT.-LNWES, JULY U. few years ego Ike Linkable °assignees@ which fa ll ow* ft nein l4 re withered and shrivelled up, the roots dill Meath peo aoaliakoko for aft o a y S ams wee a p eae o pee. • ecavietioa of that crime The e sulferlog Sas ignomiateas Ten= dam b e . perfectly wand, sad that the greater portion Of eke today. There are 20 fees trial es the shit Me, th ree death upon the scaffold. prisoner wag, he helloed, e tt tw As .“ 10000 211 . olotairy ine tritler.: .6- I ,,,,„,,rbie dinsur imui . ag uilia liadeirs ----- fe ,„ am p la ' is a t ory forward grata, owing to tut...a of whisk are spaniel jury eine. On the orienthel side there old enough to_sett ..... sber .. _ . _ _a remarkahle instance of • peens oc ! d' the time fee replying to Mem seat by the West early sowing. The Mgt satisfactory teadmony, are 40 pismire foe trial. Tbe Lord Older Hama presided la SIB* owl en ea hl Positions in the mermadle N th isi e meelda rits. g ea the mews aids, sad Mr. jama s s eg s i e at world is Lied* %%twines:tad for the crime of tomer y . leen re non* a* the He was Se d e ed eisatly antedated with the \May „,Tb fn aeons port by lb= =nem of ,_ama olle•Ptaa, however, which we ham on this important nbfoot =IA "' °°2l°lni°°l°. is that of the Jade of Atomize ow the Math- Dame to Loan Caw Isom of our esisheth_Jengnassee to know that Dr. Doid oat- l e ', The pressen mall censmemieelien betweem thin simmer y sal ___ circuit. Mr. Justice 'scum. is °pouter the MNIANCHOLY Cu.. le death ARM issearime ea he bad misamitted. From we Dried sad Hoene Ayres fe by edam pekoes ee =I from ern de commission at Cork, yesterday, mid, is his address Mary Hertheica s a ademable-looking wenn% wee In. the time of Dr. Dad& etata the period whoa the law was to Janeiro and Bowe Ayn Felons*. The time olo e otrd in / 441444 mail , 31°- them pukes is kith 00 19 70 to the grand jury : - diced tee folesiseely noting bee =lid late the see at most mercifully Menaged, there was merely • mingle Is. arc Briebtss, ink Wait le surds it. stance known when a amoisteas for forgery was not followed eta daye, sal the leash et time amend M WM. of PO rtes He theogbt they had . fle e preepest Were them , sad that e t treat ihelintimmay Si SW. wits.... , that ea by the ex. attics of the offender. It was gratifying to his '''' Han is only fast =stn, sad ham Basso. Ayr." WM , they had great mass of gratitude to the giver of al. go od . Se yln the roamer wee leer by a man named Mesh lordship that the law lad been altered, and that it was now eve noses. Then Paha% a aweleat of Ike mite °but With non to 'Morten , . wider , wf0_ 401 .°4 441 °° 4 aa ""'''• mending with a child is bee ante. Dearth, Cuetemehmen at left to the judge to exercise hie discretion La the sentence he can eel oink at Madeira sad the Cenartee em thele Mat- of eonsemPitoo owfolob dbo P l °o% mo b = ww T• 7 Brighton, sad she seklealy caw down to the sea sad threw paned. The premier was a man of education. end was fully : tr e ward voyage. sued its mon th s el the year they wen obliged m u , „g 2 ,, the harv e st m „ a o y b e ewer saw it the child sate the wan, cad than jumped in herself. aware of the importance of maintaining his credit in the to touch at Pernambeese on their outward, mad the other de m i te , tio m 04,44, sad abaadeut. The widow, hod bees March immediately ran late the water, asl kret- mermaids world. He bad not sommitted the draws soothe ea their benewanl siege only. The mill* sotight In another ossaties that thn were ealyeentpledliv i e natal, indeed* la laying hold of the child, be t through wait of mosey. but fur the purpose of enlarging pickets tees Pelniestk go ea far as Rio, •a bunk sallies d in ., fe v om i t ', /3 , 32234 O m. un d,„..,,,0 . i . .. 1 .. 1 . e --- - -6 - -- - it to the shore, and *Ma went • men= tiate later the water hie @peculation, and oessequntly Sensing hie ryina. Hie tar packet base 4 Opined in sea the mails to sad from dam and in the county of Kerry they bad seemly two days' Rio and the Rim Plate. Femmes days le allowed emit tweed of a week at the atafaca With mat to the ramie packet to wait at Rio after the paper Mine for earl- t a m dim* , as „ ems ', „ me , maw tke awed so and brought out tbe womea. The child, it *peat*, very crime was, therefore, aggravated, and deserving of the severe en ens recovered, bat the primmer was ineamble, aid it =sae@ he would has to uadergo. arrivals' Ir. was a easeiderablo tine before she was Teete re d to R IIIII2ZIMMIXT AT BRIDLINGTON. 4 24; k g te e als' the Rouse Ayres packet Ink replies well, as regarded both the rotate whim grain wori- There m Previous River Plate thelo ogsse l an gs s e s , Amu our spew the met wh o was re p o J ce t n M ercer, our charge d w i th eats . s li ng metals suns to sers sent to te by the us oil. The was not a omelets of emus I. the potato crop exempt seated ahe the bubo= of the primmer end anierdiag to the of money, at Bridlington, ea the 23ed of May Ms. Om 1 111 4 1 steamer loss SfigikauPtl, 3 will 313° 61317 P 33 f ` l ," in 00 ° boon Mine la the sel a tibm*l° "" a IL ' alliar t teetimemy of the witaman, alter the nailimehely transeetioa The prosecutors le this use were the directors of the Yak or w , Rio, sad a brink lissom w ell be elaPioled ia nan _MAI and with the %benne of the potato disease they had th e ._.„ ta k es s or rissei & Plow_ ha was very violist end abased her, and and North Midland Railway Company, in whose service the ,"' the Wow Plato meals. Sill" days will be___ lll3 °_r° 433 ° prospect cif Win blere.d with • mon abuedent harvest. H mare that Ps shook have destroyed berielf. primmer acted I. the capacity of clerk at the Bridlington 74 m a th senor s wait as Rio after her proper ti es °"' °°r° 7- trusted, this, that they had seen the west of the seven The poor woman dais, the trial a hardly to be etation.-Verdist, Malty, me tare fee the arrival of the Bona Ayres mail Senn with t f am . . *were of the channel of the Mime* our charged with, Then were other Stases of • similar dintripties against pi replies to letters seat to the Haver Plate by the preview A , private, • named John Mangan, of the 4lst regt- aid see was evidently eallertag most mutely. • the prisoner, bat they were sot prep ded with. ha seile. Ti e ea perserep of the un inuageseste, oesnienciag is mint, shot himself = Friday to the Cork barrack., When Me wee called epee fee bor dna* she saltrened To be imprimis* and kept at hard labour for 16 months. t w o January sent, for • mail commaniestios between this in ths preemies of es ---1 ...-... of his comrades. He had nonoir to so idosnot of sisal stot haPPeoad- Th• jury found kir Oldhle. eat ItteenMeethed her te NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.-NewTOWS, JOLT 22. bli Mmatry sad Brasil sad the River Plate, One the mow been rep r o v e d ju t b e r m f or Dom m o ot j o a t , W mercy, sad judgment wie defined. The Pius foe the county of Mostoomery have jut up sae, is the ismesee enemies* the time osespied ia nese merry , ' ties •"' slated. Mr. Bares It ,Ife, the ;edge selected km this neon. W M Pe* le the coward sad awaumia vilismalcs -i t Mr. Th omas Fitzgerald, Q.C., continues his ammo OXFORD CIRCUIT.-thrarroan, JULY W. haying bee. detained in London, the commiesion was opened Ds astablielbse with Madeiss, the Csmaries, Bahia, sad Permian- Sapp IP Perim WILLIAM by Mr. Julia Talfourd. The judge, In his charge to the re' bee , kneed of osly outward or bemeweed as above de. of the borough of Trate,. Sir T. Herbett, R.N., who joha llia m a lr i a th r RuwaselliagisaartedusagerAlTaleawaura:tfaaMdOnwrioesihmet. _ R and jary,_congratela th ted them upon the @tato of the calea- ' lli Bribed, is the sonsanniestion which it will for the ,flat is also spoken of, holds the mate political views ea hie time essablish with tits cboo ao Van* whisk will bo of relative, H. A. Herbert.k V MB in on, eamieniestiese with Soothes Africa, Thome@ Gdlegbas, on the dth of Jun, at Cromwell, paten: der' ; then Wad only r " priloner. for vial' Nothing certain appears to be known abort the pro- bi n i n b o dil y hay , aid sw a n I mo at e pima a bo w s of - foe hi. la the almost uniform time takes is the boateward with POLICIL-YENTEADAL specie of the Mayo election. Perhaps there have been whiskey sad ether artistes, his property. to the outward veyage. At the present time the sealing packets gee georany few contests, the result of which was to doubtful on The pronnmer, anlrialemen g stated that he and the LAMBETH. so Hem trained, and had A BOZOLAZ Saar.-Junta Carpenter a thick sat young 4 / 4 ,„' Make • gaol outward postage, bemuse they hays the trade the Sr.. The day after to-enomo fr in that flied for Filmes' had frooofforn Journeyed from Liverpool se Base, nu Stafford, when fellow , who refuses to give say account of 'himself. and who Sc wadi ia their favour, but is coming hone they are obliged t h e nom i nat i on . they ems together en the sight el the 6th et Juno. The ham been in patody since the morning of the 10th instant, g e to boob to the foortf"'"de to 'lei" a powerful 1311 " ' a " The anneal show of the Ro y al Irish Agricultural following morniag they punned their jenny together was placed at the Pr on the following charge of burglary , toe neany the whole of th e pea" and thus ems home daring .. . • Rio at t s sii, o meaty commenced at Cork yesterday, and the town toward. Stafford, end wit* they bad paned the turmoils On the mend* of the 10:h instant, Mr. Thomas Joseph nest part of the year t primmer stink tom • violist blew en the back Green, a eurgeos, residing in Ivy cottage, High-street, „ intereModiata piece. ie deeoribed as having been crowded with stranger On este th• of the head with his welkinania, which felled him to Peckham, was awoke at about three o'clock by hearing the it e Same difficulty of nurse was found by the West India the occasion. the gronad. When upon the grand, tie pianos kleked votes of persons io the lower part of Me !souse, and nee Ceeepeay is phasing their ansagemeate (r allowng their and - beat him with the stick upon the heed la a meat patting the party to be thieves, he armed himself with a . n .r Tamil to ratans from Rio by the mime sets as they no out, CLERICAL ferocious sad murderess maaaer, inalmirg several loaded pistol, and prceecded down nadirs. He flat went 'this, and to call at every place ea their benasprd at which they Plarialllllll. WAD Wager*, one of which severed the upper lip. into the kitchen, where he found all right; but on going ti s , teach on their eastward voyage, =toad of makiag them Rev. R. F. J. Shea (not linen, as before stated), to St A bundle which he lied nadir hie ars dropped into the wishbone, he found everything in a state of con- eat take a novo northerly °sum , le "ad the p oint " " no ' Thomas's P.O , Herhory, Cheshire ; ease 1201., with rod on the ground when be wee int @Week. The prisoner then PPM, and wee tanned that there were thieves on the 11 , 2 wine tiny will emenesally expenses, bat there is aodoebt deuce; p . , st Bi s h op of Chosen. took bold of hie lege, and dragged him anode •• pool of premises. He (Mr. Green) then drew the window cur bed that lb" "Mks will be e r• P letel t. °V4r46al4 Rev- S. F.Surtses, to Barak= It , Neefolk ; value 8004 water on the aide of the road, bat was Invested from tains on one side, and seeing two men penile, one e re by ,he eatabliahment el esaliag station at St. viscose tad with resides°, ; pat., Lord Chancelior. throwing his la, in eorseequeasis et his • green* • pen standing on each side of the window, ha fired the e re pledeire, and _particularly the one as Si. Yapese The Termini's. elan to the waist's edge. Utter cola bad* and kicking pistol, and saw the men standing on the loft. 1/4 eistaace from Rio to Ilt. Vines* is about 2,700 miles, and Richmead rt.. Yorkshire, dio. Ripon; value 4701., with tam, the primmer took up the buniseteeiniateg a psall handaide fall, and suburquently saw some blood at the annum that will be =ploy* will be able to carry resideoce; pat.. Lord Chancellor; Re S. F. Sweep pron. bntle of whiskey, • shirt, knife, sew, and other articles, where he had fallen. The prisoner and the wounded to coals miasient for • voyage of nearly 4,600 mass loog. The R dime= Denny Rural, Yorkshir e , dio. Ripon; Rea. and proceeded towards Mefferd. Una reemering oon- man, who was his companion, effected their escape from the "' distance between M. Vine* and Madeira is rof much above S. F. 3334333, pus. . sciawness, he returned te the tumpategode, and gave in- premises. but were taken on the tams morning in the Kent -1,000 miles, so that there ts not much fear of the seamen Priocipaiship of National Society's Training School, formation to the keeper of the gate. His head and heir road, while the prismer was holding the heat of his nom- 801 Won ono of coal, whatever weather the , Say "w ises°. Battersea ; Wein Rev. T. Jaeksou, prom• wen then literally soaked with bleed, sad the wounds potion, who was bleeding at the time from a wound in the l t ri c On minatory of the sew arnageasent will be that It M. Aloes's, Hera : Second Mastership of Ring Eiward were welshed and bound up. After recovering himself • neck. The constable who seamed them asked how the a , will give this country he aililltle•al mail " °°•ale as h a • the Sixth'. Grammar School; salary 1001.; testimonial/ little, he meat in company with the parish conetable to But wound had ban Inflicted, and the prisoner said his friend bad 26 with Lisbon. Toes has not been, however, the object of the 3 . 3m3 2 . 13 25. ford, where a li ce-offleer apprebanded the prisoner in a Pop, Men shot from behind the hedge by some person they did Comps yin calling at Lisbon. The esseel• rem U 1 4 0, 0! saede e ce, Cheshire : Head ffitateirehip ; salary 1401, with the whiskey bottle and shirt fa his pomeasion. Ilya not know. rincipelly to secure the tulle betw een EortugaiLinia the an with founfifths of capitation fees; and Second Mastership; b e ing charged with the offence, he emend all k w o n, of In reply to the questions of the magistrate, the constables et Bruits, whaill on the " turn voyage.' owing to ...... e ` r- 'Wag 601 , with ono'ff•fb of osPitstioo lot. i testimonials it, but afterward, acknowledged that he had struck him who have charge of the case raid that it was the opinion of sa Slaty sad rapidity with which they will he peelers* wpm scatook „ 1. with • black thorn stick which he bad in his possession. the medical officers at Guy's Hospital that Everett would be Do when marnma with the" P e rfa r am i l by mil * " Me * Recup P.C., Lancashire, die. m en , . oi l s* 1461., with The prosecutor was then seamed to the it &mar, in a very sufficiently recovered to attend on that day week : and the 3,1 will be veer considerable and very lucrative. residence ; path, liolille• trustee.; Tea by sPPointment of weth state from the wounds be had received end the loss of prisorer, who declined offering aoythias in his detente, was lk Tee Brazilian maid stainers will be doe at Sestinas In Rev. R. H. Allen, to the Chaplaiacy of the Hospital for blood, where be laid in a dangerous Math for upwards of a remanded sail Totality nest. ton en the 12ta of the mouth. Consumption, Brompten. week. ha About eve 0011114/1 will be employed I. performing the - - -- - ea The prismer, ha his define, alleged that the prosecutor ne Brae lin mail envies • had borrowed mosey hom him, which be refused to return, Front the LONDON GAZE TTE.-Tuenioy, JtelJe 23. re - - SPORTING. is consequence of which they g:earrielleei and fought. de HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. BANKRUPTS. ed This athesimeut was distinctly oestreelicted by the prose- CHELMSFORD RACES.-TONSDAT. DOOM DAT EDIT, 8e.., , gadded/ , Derivative auctioneer, to rarrender an cuter, who stated that they had *ea on terms of friend (From the Official Benin.) SWIMPSTAItaII Of 6 eon. each, with 60 added ; the secoed ship up to wo - moment woos the attack was ___,„ July 29 at 12, and Aug. 30 at I, at Biaingholl.atrort. /Mks., Keighley , qu teen. 8 1/ 04 Baunshalletteet; off. use., Widmer., Buinghalla'rect. an The mortality of London exhibits a small increase. to eve his italic Beate. new (aim ( 11 waft) his WILLJAM Wear. Erie*, Lodl , m, fibropabire, hutch( r, Aug. 2 and W. Mr. Demotes Graeshopper, 1 yeti SR 41h The deaths registered is the two previous weeks wen 794, Kr. et. den's G 44 4 ,444 4. 4 p .,, , he nt , (04444447) 4 2 His lordship then sum.' dup the evidence , and the jury Sept. 4, at It, at Birmingham Court. Sole , Clark , Ludlow, and 6a. 781; Own is the week ending last Someday were 863. To Mr. Braasseede Nutbrown, 3 yea, Tat fle Menem o 3 found the prosper (Piny, when judgment of death was n- Moor& weight letanbabant; or. ude., Christie, Biretinghan. is ampere the correspoudiag week, of 1840-8, the lowest Mr. Keynes Puleherteue 4 ery, set illb (Reins: 2 0 corded against him. UMW Pena. Chesterton, Cambridgeshire, agricultural machinist, to. number marred is that of 1842. and was 744, the highest Mr. J. lawishi Iliad of the Portia, am Stab (Mom) 3 • Aug. 2at II), and Aug. 30 at 1, a• Botio rt ballmreet. S o l e ., M ews . 2.. in that of 1848, when it was 1,096; but is the year Law- Woo easy. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-LiaCoLe, JULY 22. Cole, AdelthLterrace, Strand, and Mews. Foster, Cambridge; off. 431 Canaan, Birchin-iane. te. ing the deaths of the corresponding week rose to 1741, Orloo's PLAYS of 100 guineas. Heats two miles. Lae Pane Cover.-Berme Cater Jaynes Jthns, snag , D 10, Illaceleade kl. Innkeeper. Aug. 9 mat 23, at 12, at fia when cholera had extended ies ravages. The average of the th coPf•fo fewthif . ° The °eat. 2 are, 2,8212 (Dockers ) It e Tan Msloosoo . ColfrANY or "moon 5 . Igo Gallia Membrane Court. Sots, Parrott and Co., Macciceneld; off. pan., to I's Ps Rood to es, tist Illb TioRTHRRN RAILWAY COMPANY. Robson. Monobwiter. En ten we: ks of 1860-9 is 974, and rani in the retie of menus ifier'll Inoth's Seel 4 yrs, 9.4 Ilb ... ... . . (Bartnelew 2dr This woes special jury ease, and the suit was Palliated to WIWA. .Donowillhula,ertford finis, hchoemia, Julpaoe ~, tlx . tg b Aug.ll ,l l, ,, a r t ,, tlL at Ili , r of population 1,083; ermpared with which latter standard. es. Geier gee - w e e - a new .. 3 re. iit Sly the return of last week shows a decrease of 200. In the last three woks, the mortality from semiotic or epidemic diseases 111 Las manifested a slight tendency to increase ; tne deaths is Woa eeTLANDO STAMM, Of I de. yr-olds. About hall a m ik 10 revs, *eftbin. (8 subs) added this clam have been ens. Only 160, 168, axed 176. Bet fire ji g , 0. Hotimee Thorenalmood 811" tact , e nd 111"a(Cresek: sir el the diseases which ire most important in the category of Mr. J. Caestdra Whls o e eat 31 0 epidemics remain nearly at their former amount, or have Mr. Cowlry's Heart Oak , est 51b slb (einholen perceptibly declined ; for last week only 3 children died et Igir 8 - Otero "Went. eat ..2 d massif pox, 16 perste of freanatina, 16 of nwaslee, 22 of Mr. Pewit af by lhstadoaa booing comb, and 31 of typhus, all of then complaints Mr. Salt' , Gesey Boy, est slb being lass fatal than u mil, especially the flat two. The in- Mr. Brigp's Immo, eat Sly awe, however, is apparent in the dere ce t among chil. Won by two Moeda. fileffere for:, re vet comp repo 2 question for t f to seed h. The h Pa say am • On els. Is 4 on aa (him) 6 3 pr pari iat ds the s (Dockers sall (Abrahams) if Volimims *1 Pa Mr six acne of lad which had been ~Bol•olib• I woo, and hew** the railway company had "' t • t 'i y . p ith eeee in.24242 % Ge k e 224 . l . lLee lAa ir ra ieee 2 re re " 4 Sw4r4e2 l Buiturd i oi k hi ir I Jo lama ATM Is. the part of the plaintiffs wee that the lend in e e t B. l l rming baansp' ilikaaa 'Q o urt. St" nol a P. , Da bir e e ies,' sc i l is " wee ner iry A , ur aud .i t &nd otterain gept. an.l l7 Ca w! been ia lane to the nearer Canwick, of which Birmingham ; off. pig., Yalpy, Biimusittian. Co., WA Morten' Company were part own . ., and Pomo- ED d that, isetead of conenting te purekaas the land tea. the railway napalm (as lessees for a terns of "" 66. RD lintM alb I WILLIAM DorM. IlibM4, St./10/.OOIM timber liii merchant., a Aug. 10 at ii, and sent. IT at 11 , at Birmingham tiourt. wl . C.oldkott and Canning, Dudley, and Itecce, Birmingham ; off. Mt mate. Whitsmee, Birmingham. to Tars of the Witham aavigatiou) claimed to be entitled it. Nen ti, Ma^etesteld. sulk manufacturer, Aug. II and 29, at 6s. (5443 , 44) 7 to it on the payment of • rent charge of 111. 10a. !year. IL se Manchester Court. 0.4.., Bennet, Manchester, and Parrot; to Mr. Macaulay ceateaded that by the Witham Ravigadon Macdealleld . or. Neg., Hub,-on, Manchester. ase to darn, whit's b peculiar to this period of the year. Its pro- Brawaares' Puts of 50 son. Heats, OSP round and a Act the shareholders of that usd.rtahiag were empowered DECLARATIONS Or DIVIDENDS. tla gores set very formidable, is shown in the numbers of the two di,. to take all lands required by them on the p u ke of the river, Paeans Banii.um, liireniogham, coach founder -2nd div. of lido any data previous weeks, which were 40, 37,Pd that of the lest week Sir. angered, fel Earl kidnaped 4by Glances, 3 Trek ca payieg adequate compensation to lay-ownen, and giving Thursday, at Christie's, Birmingham. Iti which was 61. la the twenty-ninth or conespondim week Ist Sib of 1816, then were 124 from the same cause ;I. 1848, there Mr. J. LewWs Mend Brunt*, I yrs, Set nb (K. Sher- I 1 2 theses lead in dispute was part of the glebe of Caawiel: ____Je o l7 w 2 4. lad "2.," 2 "equent 42 1,e ad a A t T" n ig . " , L f ,c 4 .3 L. us and . 1 , o el om II ALIIII, B irmingham, LITANDIR A RR o 1 0 . were 94 ; - ad, last year, 131. 01 the 61 of last week. 35 Mn. Will &two, 4 pTh . 7A e b (Doekersyj 41 dr parish ; that ia 1813 the unseat propeietore entered iato w co. ph , aterchants-Ist Mr. of I 3.16 d., any Thum to occurred leader ens year of age; Bat 1 and ander 10; and Mr. Mere* Malinesbary, 5 yr . . Ist 121 b (Crouch) 14 or an agreement with the then vicar el the parish, by which n ay . at (2 ,,, A tt i t h , " ' n .i 4 , 64 , 6 . ow the rest it more *van* ages. Five deaths were ascribedthey took paineeina of the land ea ',grant a tu. mums/A e ug. It. J. Pile, Mothwearmoutb, Durham, ship- am last week to ele len; Ts were 'mister* ia the mu week of WINCHESTER RACES.-TUEBDAT. 10a, • year ; and that, on the serried rof the build. r-Aug. 14. W. PM and J. Pile, Moiewcamouth, Durham, t k 1840, 21 in that of 1148, sad 678 in that of 1849. The MI- GARAY PhODVCS /Maw of 60 acre ri ch, bft ; for 3-yr With= navigation in 1046 to ail railway Nn- shipbeilden-Aug. 14. W. Pile, Blonkerurmoutto, Doeham, ship. pa Poise are the particulars of last week's moos: At 60, Por• old cotes, has 9lb ; fillies and geldings, Bst 633. New mil e . pony, they became the owner of the lead in dispute. builder-Aug. 13. B. fienittatte i tta t e . tr, Coy, .a i n er d B A uz . . te , i , ,, obestesserraa, Sc. John Paddiegtoo on July 18, a geatle- (3 sues The of the pleas were that the defendants bad taken posses- noon" aid Dube • of 7 fole . . cop pe r I 14. A. A. Suettrho, Blake Ferry , Norfolk, grocer. 1,1 sea, end 63 years, died of "'Unguent cholera (18 Mr . rens% eagles (Walked over.) Sion without leap and license, and that they had sot made --• CIUctIIICATS• to be punted, nets cause be shown to the contrary, le b ean )e. m r . Ram sa y , the registrar, n a te th e following ORIGINAL HaNteNtßill &faith of 25 man each, 15 ft , diligent inquiry to discover the owners ad serve ' hem with _ ~_ ~__ „, . Le sienna :" It appears from the information of the potion ad 6 only if declared, with 26 added, the second to save hie notice before they took prieseeion. It wee contended in Aug. 12. C. Fi , 42 . 233 " 2 7 1 , 41 ' . " pos „ -A ,,.. 13. W. J. Gme ,, , 31 who was present at the deathtbat the stench from the drains stakes. Two *lee sad a tistance. (10 subs., 6of whom opposition to the latter plea, that as the reversion did not was very great, sad that the diseased had often complained declared.) beiocg to the Manes Company, but to the vicar of Can. Bath, pooer-Ang. IS. J. L•wrence and H. Dino, Birmingham, ter military ornament manufacturers-Aug. 12. J. K. Watts, tit. i.e,, of it. the houses in qte tonne are near Kensingtom Gas- Duke or Richmond's Quiver, 4 yrs, Set 411. (Plattnan) I wick, gad as be bad assigned his interest for • consideration, Huntingdonshire, scrivener. A' den, sad appear to be very healthy, being luge,unattached, I*: toottcote. Ballet's,oc r i. eederi..,,,._..W. . 2 PR ,eof_, lib (Gilbert) 2 no diligent was required, the railway company themselves PAR INEBSUIPS DISSOLVED.-I. A. Anderson, act far an re. „ el and provided with gardens." At 3, Litchfield-ternee, Late 11. temee ...pj,rr'',..,37...7,,,, wan 3 bell g the owners. It was agreed contra, that though the cards his ecenethe with the CIS/Ream Navigation Company-T. et (Collins 4 a. . n ... ,__ . Beasley , LL D., and C. W. W , Ustaidge, Middles.; school- Queen's read, Holloway, os the 18th Judy, the daughter of Mae Memzerelt PLATS of 100 guinea. Heats, it milts. •"scis • Company grated a now weee to ever y sew mast maaters-ii. Bentley, J. Benno, U. 'ley, Shoe.lane, Cite, printers • domestic servant, aged 8 months, died of " diarrheas and Mr . IL Re s t a ... o, n ge ngn . 3 yea, y et 416 (0 0 ,4 4 ,1 1 I beat, in eider to augment the value of the ling, they did _ R. crami. J. 23 . 2 ,.... jun. 4.3 J. 33 ,... , e ,, ek e ,.. eire. ha sickness (4 days), cholera Anglian." Mr. Benefield adds, Doke of kintsriond's Quiver, 4 yrs, bat lib (S. Mann 2dr 1101 pert with the reversion, and that IE7 agreement between confectioners, so far as rile& J. Fester. jun.-D. Douglas and T. wi that "cholera was most virulent is the immediate neighbour. Mr. Payee's Glendower. Syr., get glib (vistas* adr aa incumbent and the Remanent Company, could not sleet mum, an and Nether gooey, Sontersetakire, linendr..pera- of hood at the last visitation." At 31. Harfneet-stmete Hs Won easy. the rights of ownership belonging to the Mercer's Company. Juba Doyle and John Jamee Doyle, Manchester, boot and shoe manu. W proton East, the daughter of a Labourer, and Atter • careful summing up, the Chief Justice put it to barmen-R. Penney. Glaverow• so ter as regards ble ernsesio^ with ire Ave years, died of " cholera (13 Mane" Mr. CRICK BT. the Clyde Steam Navigation Company-J. Forge, len.. J. B . Pune • up the jury to PT whether they believed the reversion beloneed 334 3 E ,„..., j anew, pewter... Sr „ rem & J. pone, Jun. 641 Ditclman, the registrar, sates that he ' ingested to the Mercers Company ; whether the railway had taken ' -' -C. Hall and ) rem, Stead Gall, Nuerthwiela Cheshire, se legal W. 46 the premises immediately , and found that they eon- GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND v. THE PLAYERS. emseesina without leas Or license ; and whether they bad it eca , nort a en d 3. n. op* uoyordminn, C o y_, osenlA-T. qr aisnd of four snail rooms, of which the two lower were This match was Sought to • conclusion yesterday at halt made diligent Melvin as to the owners of the land in gun- Holland and T. Wellesley, Willenhall, Staffrdshire, grocers-J. ion inhabited by a man, his wife, and fire children; while the past 1 o'clock in favour of the Players, in on innings end tioa. The jury answered the first two questions in tee AtTleitand, Glasgow, so far as regards his connexion with the Clyde tki two upper were occupied by a man with his wife and three 48 ram Boone: a ffi rmative, an the third in the nagat j ug „ The " i d iot .„„ Swam Marlon= Conway-W. Wilichael andT. Wesson, Biome- we ebi:dren. The three children, of whom the deceased was PLATMA, riser !MINOS. therefen o n th gami n, ferule plaintiffs, halletrest, City, and Inidgeorth, ahropshire, worsted yarn . suisiners ha one, had herd', recovered from • s form of scarlatina. T. Boat, le Befinnet . . 4 J. Center, b Bathurst 3-Mary Slaws and Sena Trainale, Wootton ineeetr, V. iltehire, Br J. W . i . 14_! . aege to.kellers-C. Rhodes and J. J. Meek, Ilammond's-wharf. Loidon, oil Near the rpot is the open sewer which was so often eon W . e Peitz, b W. Clarke, b Fellows 5 Niai Pants Comm.-Buses Ms. Jerrics Cothausua. ;Pined of last year as the source of cholera sad all kinds as eth ,l,= 4 Hauptou'shlUla, West Peckham, and Bearsted Mill, neer Maidstone, 2 0- DM. 0 ninth b Bathurst 3 SAO a Dina a. INS RIONT Hop. COLONS'. DAWSON where's statlonets-J. Schofield, J. lierehaw, and IL Blackburn, of dime's ; and at present it is in a most filthy state." Moon J. Guy, sand b King . 23 1 /1,4; Ib, 2; w,3 10, Albert-street, in the same subdistrict, on the 14th July, G. Parr, not out Total tit - Damen. Li verpoo l, g i nger b eer manu f acturer% co far as regards et. Bin kbtun d es the ens of a shoemaker, aged 1 year, died of "cholera (4 T. Boa, b Tongs gnat deal of interest among Me yeomanry of Dorset, • large heed. daye) " " This house I. well drained, and reasekably W. Giffin. °W . zukum. b 4 e. wine and s*nt merchants-O. J. Way and B. Way, ' S o o Tan number of whom were present is court. Covent-garden-market, beenaed victualler.. in elem." At 8, Si. Peter's -plea, Walworth Commen, on OWITIMOX. FWART IMMO. STOMP Loons& The plaintiff (for whom appeared Mr. Crowder, (1.C., Mr . SCOTCH SEQUbsTRATION. be 16th July, the daughter of • eab proprietor, pod I meth*, w. romaiem ests,b wades .. ..... ls Butt, Q C., and Mr. Stock) was a hunter, and in the year . 0 5 Wises% 6 died of " dentition , cholera Anglin (11 days).' J. M. Lae, 1er1..1 • Widen 1 1847 he agreed to take a lease of a [arm at Whitcomb, of Prta m i t e 4 Ka p s .da n, Dope*, merchant, July 29 and Aug. 19, at the Royal The births during the week membered 1,193. A. T. Lag, Esq., b Clarke - ED 6 b Modes 6 700 acres, for which he was to pay 1,0001. a year rent. About Tbe mean reading of the barometer for Ike week at the A. EO/prote___ I. „.,,,SooroWooo II e Box, b Widen 9 this time, however. the a ff airs of Colonel Damn became es TABLE. .. DAILY WEATHER de Royal Observatory, Greenwich, was 29114 Mean. The _ N. Z oo "...7 a u a t . a k auks " 2 e theitarton. baarke ... 12 berme& and his property was conveyed to the Hon. James, c Meta temperature was 65.13 deg ., . which ie 4 deg. above the l c &ow n . g et ~e Wien , b average of the earn week in seven year. Os Moadey, awe s .., 0 b Clerks Tuesday, sad Wednesday , it ranged betweee 8 deg. and C. Maim Esq., b Clarke 1 1 auks o oohed for a abort time fused his estate@ at Came ead Niue o'clock yesterday monism. - The swims an le 12 deg. higher titan the entrap of the same days. Tee am- H. W. Fenn. EP_ _.le Whines 0 b Clarks ......... ......... - 7 Whitcombe, but kis trustees conaideciag It would be aneend in seder ol latitude. 21 mature was highest on Taeeday ; and on that day the m o..Y... e _e___ t lete L t .r... 1 b Clarke • 0 better to Ist them, the steward was Instructed to --- 2O kighest in the shade was 87 deg., teed the !signet is the "" i i: l r a tri "" An agreemeat for • lame was entered Named nos -- tee . etle =" l elated Weather , id sea 106 deg. - 33 Total "* • termer, named Feed, was called in to vain the outgoing - --- - Tus BRITANNIA-BRIDOR-The third tube at the Meows ..... ..... &L Gentle nen Overcast tenant's interest in Whitcomb' farm. For this be awarded POOTWOMMI ............ LE. IMAM new Partially Cloudy a , Britannia-bridge is now ?shod to itlace an I permanentl ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. COUNTY OF KENT. a sun of 3111, withal was paid over by the pl a i n t,' to CA. BILIOOTM E. Gentle Breese Partially Woad, "" fix d. The arrangements for flosti n/ the fourth end l ast This was an extra match for Kent, and wee playel on Daoseee trustees, and the plaintiff took pomeasion ef Ms a ___ 8 " ^ " G° „,,,,,..., B. Gentle Breese Cloudier w. ub farm. A chang e of steward., however , occuned. The new .....—...,„' """" IL ". r eg a l Hieme Braes Parth4 Prartal42 Cloudy ia th ettw r ar es d ul an t ! an th ill s n at ew at ts e p o i gn an t idiiffdlnefott. in 1849 , p th le e asa far a n tly ,;h a ich nd -- B le — en* - &an' . cutid. Ca tube have been completed under the direction of Mt . Edwin Thursday, Friday, awl Saturday last at Cranbrook, in or Clark, the resident engineer. Mr. 14ephensoa is expected near to whil village Wenestaa reads .. It will be seen on a A. '" l 's 7 bu intheiliately to superintend th e op e r a ti o n, w hi c h will t o es pima! of the more that that fine old cricketer participated DITTOL LK. Plea Overcoat place to-marrow, the 25th, at a qaarter to 9 o'clock pre- ih the gunk sod not 08 4 did hle duty no" ably with the he had taken in 1848. Valuers were clul7* The ooboffohco of very heavy gain is moat the only bat, butt was es much at home and as excellent se ever *hied again called, and they REP _,.. =T ....-. SS. (Modell:0P Partially Cloudy Pe decided that the colonel should pay the sum of 1,6531 ,as Gsnirsigns.u°••••••••• It. Gentle Sneer Cloudless netiagesey that can affect this arrangement. The bridge the wicket. m eagl en Peasa ts, cro tim ps, ei to o B . "Tndh.ondeffoenr dan hil t ,l lt e w lh er 3 er, t tad ia be Pr.°T.. en ' .. " ...wlin" "..... 811:11•5. GGenentt Bruesilmfle PWPartallitYy Chludelned; t will be mainly eumpleted by the month of November. England went in fi rst and mule the goodly total of 137, COTTON kiweeetzote.-At the Liverpool police- ---- coreen s -.......... 115. Gentle Breve Patelly Cloud/ i n , 'hike Kent Italy obtained 99, or 38 IMO. Then England dissatisfied with the former valuation, and be made a pay! ° curt on Monday 'indent Johan's, the chief mate of sent of 1,3241. only. took the bat a seamod time, when 91 resulted from their For the banes of 2281. the present Co semi ..... "*-- LE. Oentle Pease Partial; Cloudy :I the William Wirt ; John Healing, a sort of dealer in cld (37 ° 1 fk and Kent' thetas of five of their wooed wickets, action was brought. Capp». atone; sad John Talbot, a porter, in the employ of Mr only made 44. W• the fall of their filth wicket the match Far the defence it was contended that Ford had made an ~......,,,_,„,n umme•sn a R.N. GPIs Breese Cloudier PI Jackson, the consignee of the cargo of the William Wirt, of was discontinued, that the light of day bad waned ...„ improper valuation ; that the feria was let to two Saunden's e ---- .....,, e - E. Oen* Sneer Medias tr were charged with having stolen about eight hundred away. The yrosreho of the gene was frequently interrupters b y t h e wow ., t and t a m Ca . Doom oat oat a pony to tho _____ _____,„,,„„,..„, S . *gag Breen Cloudless L weight of nibs , pen of the cirri referred to. The cots* by the heavy rains which fell on each of the thus days. transaction. YAMILMII NMI W. 01111 M Mom Cloudless LE. Deane Breese Menses pi 0. was taken oat of the gates of Ws Waterloo Dock cm Satan The final ,rare stood thus: Verdict for the plaintiff for the amount clamed. thmenam day afternoon la a cart, the owner of which pronsed keno- 4 ,,,,_,_!°°_= . 7 inf follow) (Second lonizer.) CROWN COURT. lawmen. B.W. Gendelleerse Partially Coady b Wyse lf not oat y 3 risk, tbe property of Edward Head, at Turn wonh. • n ews y O. snag Sew Mead= e l ucce as to the person woo called him from the Stand. ‘34 ,l,r dwews II e PilM,h Aims 4 Charles Sayer was iadicted for having set fire to a h a . Map50wram........... LE. Mesh Breese Priseinally Gear The *Wan Talbot, however, seknowledeed to *twiny • POP b Holland' oes W. NWr. b Adams • Tien le film Cloodlass the cotton. The Mate, who was charged with having Had, e b up en d s 9 b Aims .-_,.,. _ 0 ha. Williams deposed - I am at present • prisoner, heviag Defame= ........ n. Goading received 61. for the cotton, stated that the c mai e s see had p een 2 in ., B es, ‘e Mart, b Adams 5 e hiestra i hneiwace 0 been confined in the county gaol, to give evidence &gaited MAT Wang Breese Partially Cloudy cleared oat the whole cargo, and subsequently the mama wits6.42c m an, b Rolland, 3 1 enables baallenan 4 the prisoner at the bar. Oa the 18th of March last I met OVMOMA" E the prisoner at Blandiord, and the next day I posed* with X"Ckarla been '.Noon had inspected the vessel. He was there- LE. Gentle Pepe Clear h Ise ender the imprestion that Dotting remained es II • reete, b .... l6 himalong t he road to Dorchester. We west uses the Baarrooe bound in the way of cargo ; he was therefore surprised (hack,, rod tains* Jolla Lior,igwe rol i e g er pi lz, blthlyer oit W e ... l : Wiz ........ ........ ILL BMW* Orem Pertelly Cloudy _ 3 3 333 . 3 ................... In d owns to a bay rick, and the prisoner took a witch from his oilmen ...... ......... LE. Strop Weer Chlorites, who a man who bad asked for permon to lock for sweep. obennea, not out . ens offend him 31 for the loon cotton. Nut to appear B. silk hi weil - 31 He walked awe frost me es fait se he could, and lat eau LW. Cleans Breese Clouding l i iarioreat of the matter he demanded 61, and ultinsaUly - 1117 Si the Man Healing gave him 61. Mr. Rushton said it was Invv.-(ffirsalnakap.) (Ilmond Isalafga) went to a boy wlto wee work(ng_ near, and told him to tell THIS DAY, Noce. Cowen of Wind. enema% of Whe. Me et Weather. no for hins lo say how the *query could visit • noel w. PUP • Owners. b Clerk ...... 4 b &Norman ..........._ 0 hie master of the oecureener. Whin I got to the village I With remelt Adams. • Inlywhies. b Medea ...... 13 b terrine& ...... 19l Leonid lb* constable. . W.D.W. (Motto Deem teetreast. 7 , and nut see eight hundred weight of cotton. - _ . Tits BIITANNItt-SSIDOL—The third tube tt the Brituaia-bridge is now retied to its place ant perinanestly is cl. The arrangements for tioatiog the fourth sad last tube have been completed under the direction of Mr. Edwin Clark, the resides% engineer. Mr. Weplenion is expected immediately to superintend the operation, which will take place tomorrow, the 25th, at a qoarter to 9 o'clock pre cisely. The warrens of very heavy genie almost the only sootiageoey that can affect this arrangement. The bridge will be sultrily suspleted by the month of November. COTTON SWESPINGe.—At the Livery )°, police d:olM on Monday Frederick Janne, the chief mate of the William Win; John Healing, a sort of dealer in cid stores; and Juba Talbot, a porter, la the employ of Mr liana, the (*Laws of the cargo of the William Wirt, were charged with having stole. about eight bsadred weight ef cotton, part of the cargo rained to. The cotton woe takes oat of the gates of the Waterloo Dock on Satur day afternoon la a eart, the owner of which professed igno rance as to the person woo called him from the stead. The prisoner Talbot, however, sekaowledited to clearing the cotton. The man, who was charged with bevies received 61. for the cotton, stated that the it insientes had chased out the whole cargo, and sabsequintlt the meows house (thous had inspected the venal. He was there fuse under the lolanda) that arras( remised es beard is the way of cargo ; he was therefore seeprised when a man who bad asked for peresiasics to look for sweep alga slated him 31 for the loose cotton. Nut to Wan bostest of tilll natter he denuded 61, and ultimately the man Heeling gays him 61. Mr. Rushton said it was so*. for to say how the *quire could visit • vessel sad sot see eight \untried weight of cotton. With reopen to the mate's al:efed innocence, all he could s A II=Sit pedal to the pussies of porters engaged is vemo's once esaaties of such cargo as then ist.nsieg jaw el the eireomataam. Hs was de termined that the pawl saes should sot pass without itivestigatime, sad be wadi eammit all the parties shamed for trial. TalleA, who had bus sase:oyed to sapstistsad the Eissimeiss sf Sks sapp s eat wbe had Wm she nem of she sespested erase posed theseeb the galas, ieweseess as se She =swat et Ike esslas, whisk C she sepetswase es 'sled= swswiless. kaiiiiiti went in first and made the goodly total of 137. whilst Kent ooly obtained 99, or 38 less. Then Ragland took the bat a second time, when 91 resulted Irons their effeets. and Kent, mid. the loss of Om of their mooed wickets, only made 44. V/ph the fall of their fifth wicket the match was discontinued, suing that the light of day had waned away. TM progriss of the game was frequently interrapted by the heavy rgas which fell on each of the throe days. The flail KM% stood thus: ZaoLadd. IFlret laalase.) (Sewed busing.) 77 • b 11l Ryer 07 7. S • POW b Hollis& 0 OW. likk to Adams 3 Beek b 11•11sade ..... ...... 9 b Adam Parr.% B 41,.• b Adana MONO* 0 • e Martin, b genial% 0 37 e 111.11 m, b flatland& 4 b Mynas& I c Adams, b blill 11eq.,• fedz, blilllyer 0 e Weems, b Ma e b 11 kw II • Mob. II Adams la Mello ••4 b Ilberarda ire omit 4 3 1111 kwil .•.... IS BO; 110; w, I IS7 imk—(llentairslage.) (Illesed Isalaa.) 17. Pflele. • Illeinem. b C1a5h ...... 4 b Nieman .. 0 Adam. • larebNea b Wades ...... IA b Nbenosa ~. ... .... .. . A •10114... b Whir 4 rii bMR 4 set sat 1 wise" b Indus 13 11.1blino lIMM. b Mirk la = l" 0 anllsrMs. Is Clerk.— la Is Mist .ls e b Clark ........ ......... 3 • Bea, Waimea ...". • c. ledne, 1147•4 Ms* IS e Iddyiabbe. b Paet...... • 1.1., 5 Cbseberles. b 11/Idin ~. Ibielik Mb* 6 THIS Omni et Mad. edeyt► of Wind. NAM. IleaNs Iturs. The returns trona the following plane ulnae la time foe puhlieatlaa peetude• indicate the stab of the instinct es ' nice o'clock. DAY. Noon. de of Weather. (*emit. i not reach this they therefore monde' si ViMisinlisad.:-ii; rick which was bunt, was my pro perty. It was waft; AL, cad my boy came and told se that the risk had been set as Are. Jas. Wells: The witness Wilhelm, came to me as I was working in the Add, sad made a ammanbutoa to me whisk iadneed me to tell my master that his risk was as Are. The witness Walloon was ensiniaed by thejeke as to his Whey, end what he was about what he anent law nom. pany with the prisoesr. Hs said he was ► pleases, at Oleamater, cad was wtaklng his way So Plymouth whey Its 101 l la wilt Supt. 'Untrue ........... Tvomui.• ...—..... KZ. goad, Imam '1111)411, N. N. I Osaile Imes Owaillma Owls Ikons Ciesdltas ILE. Snag Brew Olsulleas 1. Rtt Prilay Cloudy LK. Partially Cloudy Mole Brow Ow OatMlttw PrWlesils Cowman= Cann 1,1;I NI _ 1 • i I Tori . MARKETS. 0017011.—Livmumes, Jove 23.—ne market kein , and tke lAN k mks Ilea, a t, kers about S,OOO, WOWMi SOO Uteri ter sad now gammianta, JULY 23.—The market is quieter, tad prim have emissmase so further adverse. main cause ot camp In no nesht. the intrUnpnees et • Minn or ezeitement to the treentiantle malhete kr the raw metari•L is mill, bow ever,e gond Ikea @lberians data. la cloth sad f arm,nd but/ spin s/a mid an too molt seder satirist to aspen • La mein. pampa, that descriptions of roods sot a demand, map be bought more sally. JIAIMPACTURES.—IioDueasnum. July 23.—A Mr mama at Wallas has bs dans gni sarahvg, perticuiarly In ham et a low dininlpnen. Tha siontritorers an aft bny to order, as the nwallmle ri t$ better as Mr fikatr own patterns aad wring than to up alm waam a pretartana nwskst tar their wane. Mom are Waking ard. WOOL.— BODDingnieLD. July 23. no demand for the raw 'Wield slacker • th ere gas tom nothing near so much Wainer dam daring the put wink as ide moms weeks previous. German Woofs are altogether negkotod. JimaCliew. Jot, 20.—This whet was held hers to-day There were • emitter of Border farmers prima who had not disposed of their Wool at Be. Boswell. The Layers were principally the menu. Mauves sad Wool dealers of the astrlo. A toed lea of leilmeso was dom. Cheviot Wool sold Male id., good ewe and "redder Utuviet, bog and ewe. If.. to Wad.; whale ernes lots of good fetched within a tray Mlle., bat the geserel rate was about 4t.. ud. le: good Mean slips. mixed with hop. This is • rim of between 34. and to. on yeees /Mom WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Latra, JULY 23.—W. ban had a Rand steady market. Good marketable cloth was quickly sold and at tale priced. A very eatidectory bitatoma baa beat dose. CORN.—HaLaswoarn. Jay 23.—At our market to-flay the Wheat trade, raked mash the same as this day se'enight, and oar carmen manifested no &spanks to force sales. :Conon doing in spend cont. Very forcing weather. Wheat, white, Irs. t 4da. per qr.; red, 31a. to 4U. HVLL, July 23.-The weather during the past week, in thie district of the country, has been on the whole satisfectory, and the tone of neighbouring markets dill, lath a decline In some cues of la per qr. Irnday, our farmers lirought • moderate ripply of Wheat, which met a slow sale, at about Is. decline. Not mum doing In foreign, buyers Meting on • pear reduction than holders were whiling to concede. The salmi of the week is larger than of late. Malting Darla 4,3, but a continued good sale for grinding eamplee, end some advance obtainable. Net mush actual Wagner In Seam, but the article mamas attention, and reports are not favourable as emerge this crop. Pm maintain our quotations. Oat, more diflicult to sell. All descriatlons of Linseed arc Is. higher, end cakes cannot be bought on io good ham u last week. A little new Rapeseed is Mowing, but • pries not yet named. Rape Cakes worthte up to our quotations The bellowing are the present glove ; Wheat, English, red, per qr., 43a to 431.; white, 44.. to 46a.; Mamie end K 435. to 465.; Pomeranian and Homburg, Me. to 425.; Holstein, arid Friesland, 3,t.. to M.; Ihmitin, and (Mem, 325. to 40s. Out., 15e. to 175.; Danish, Lis. to Ile.; Friesland. 13e. Od. to Ilk. ; Ituasian, 13s. Od. to 17a. Od. liar. ley, malting, 21e. to 24e.; grinding, 19e. to Tue. Deans, 2le. to 245. foreign, 21.. to 24., Pess, white, yellow, sal blue, 242. to Ms.; grey and black, 32a. to 24.. farmed, Nark tea, his. to 48a.; Petersburg, ills. to 42a.; Riga sad Archangel, 32.. to 404.; Koalgeberg and Memel, 114 a. to 31e. LinreedCakes, Hull, 6L175.6d. to 71. 2e. 6d.; doe foreign, W. is. ; inferior, SI. Ps. lisps Cakes, 73a. to 77e. 6d. Tares, foreign, Ins. to Me. Guano, 64. to lot. Noses, /13e. Rye Meal, 32. 10s. Import. Gem Ally 13 to 19: Wheat. 13.031 qrs.; Barley, 10,4b2: OatP, 2,8713 Baas,; Peas, 660; Tares, 341; Linseed, 8,244; Oil Cakes, 42f toes; Bona, 343. Irewidn, July 23 —The 'Menden*. at oar market to-day was not lane. Wheat sold less freely at former quotations. Oats, Beatm, and Peas about the Noe as last week. Leans. Jet.* 23. Our arrivals of ran are good. The weather in this district continues favourable, which baa its usual influent* on the trade, wheat is held at Friday's rates, but the sale is very lanitett. Barley nominally the same. Oats and shell ing se before. Bean. fully a. dear. Arrivals this welt : Wheat, 11,205; Oata, 451; Barley, GO; Beans, 92; Peas, 10. LEIGHTON BUZZARD, July 23. At this day's market there wee .innewhat an Increased supply of Wheat as eott i med with last week, and notwithstanding the dulness naiad in Mar were ful.y maintained. In Barley, Means, and Yeas very little bd. at unaltered ram. Wheat, per load of 2 bushels, 2ls. to Se. bd. Barley, per Imperial qr , 20s. to 21a. Beans. 16.. to lea. Yeas, 111 s. to 20s. per 5 bushels. Lawn, Jely 23 —The attendance at cauket taday wu small, hind the supp'y of all aorta of grain was short, therefore the business iron/nett d was bridled, but prices were no lower than this day week. Wheat, white, 1 lf. to W. los.; red, IW. to WI. Its. b 3 uley, 225. Vs. to 235. 0.1. J. 13s. to 17s. beaus, 256. to 27a. Peas. 2a. to Lrertsrot‘g., July 23.-Tha imports of British grain and tau are 'till small, but from abroad we have bad tenet. demist's anivala Knee last Tun.lay. The principal was of wheat, 40,492 quarters; flour, 15,497 sacks; the former came from, Baluc ports, 3 324 quarters; Dutch ports 15,265 qutrtars ; French porta, 3,131 quarters; °derma, 3,z3U quarters; and kaypt. 11,319 quarters. The flour was chi«Ay from trance. The imports and taper ts of Indian corn are nearly balanced. The trade been dialog the week has been dull, under the iolluesee of finer weather than appears to have been southward. We had a fair attendance of town and country millers at our Corn lizehaage this morniag, but the wheuther proving very fine, their t pennons in wheat and flour were limited, and a decline on the prior of this day wtek was noted of Id. per bushel and 6d. per sack. Barrel flour was Out any lower. Good meal*/ oats are Korea, and id. per bushel dearer. Oatmeal was in lioiLed re- quest. Grinding barley was Id. to M. p r bushel, and beans, peas, and Indian cora each fully tid. par quarter higher than last intraday. Wheat, Er.g:ish per 70101., red, 3a. 10d. to 6s. It; extra, 6a. id. te 6a. 4d.; white, Os. Id. to Gs. 4d.; extra, 6s. 4d. to 6s 7d.; Irish, red, 3s. 3d. to his. ; extra, 3s. &L to 3s. 11d.; white, 3a bd. to 35.1042.; extra, 35.11d.t0 66.1 d. Barley, Scotch and Irish, per 6016.., 2a. 9d. to 3s. ud. Malt, per qr., English, pale, Ms. to 32a.; Ind, Pa. to 435. Oms, per 43.05, English and Sootck 2s. 6tl. to h. 10d.; Welsh, 2s. 14d. to Im 64d.; Irish, tine mortises 13. d. to 2s. i ad.; general, Sae sorts, 2s. 4d. to 2a. 3il. ; Beans, per qr., &apish, 27a. 1 to 31s. ; Scotch and Irish, per 4301 M., Ma. to 245. Peaa, per qr., English, white, 2os. Od. to t9a. 04. Flour. per 2s-lbs., Eng.iso and Irish second', 26.. to 27x.; tine, Ils, to 295.; superfine, 295. 1:14. to 31s. Od.; extra, 335. Od. to 34a. 6d. Oatmeal, per load of Melba., Irish, MIL 21s. Utt. to 211. fd.; old, 2c a. Ud. to 21s. Ud.; Canadian, old, 20.. lid. to 11.. ed. Bran, per 2416.., 10d. to la. !Wool Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., red, sa. 6d. to 3s. PM.; white, 60. Id. to 6.. 4d.; Coiled States, red, ss. 9d. to fia. Id. ; white, 6.. 3d. to 60.7 d. ; Dantxic,lioniasburg,mixed and red, 6s. Od. to fis. 6d.; hi ah.mi atd,6s. bd. to Ts. 2d. ; French, Dutch, and Belgian, 31. Cd. to M.; white, Gs. M. to 60. M.; Lower Balueand Hamburg, red, Ga. to Ga. 6c1.; Itnenah, 2,i. tat. to 64.0 d.; Riga, Petersburg, and Archangel. red, 3s. to 3s. ed.; Daniah, Rutstein and I'ries;and. 3s. w, to 6s id.; white, 6s. Id. to Os. ; Odessa, Polish,: esl, 34.6d.t0 34.9 d ; common, 3s. 24. to 36.61.; Spanish, and Italian, red, 30. Gd. to 3s. Ital.; white, Ea. to I , s. 3d.; Marianopoli, red, 3s. 6d. to Sc. 9d.; Danube, U. 4d. to 3s. 6d.; Russian, Ite.„ bard, red, Is. Sd. to Se. 3d. Egyp. elan, Is. 01. to la. Rye, per qr., Baltic, &e., 20s. to 245. Barley, per 6610. grinding, 2s. 9cl. to am lid. Oats, per 4516., 2a. ed. to 2s. hal; kvasian, 2s. 6d. to 2s. 7d. Beans, per qr., European, 245. to 275. Egyptian, per 4901 b., 21 s. 6d. to 2 20. ltd. Pew , per or., Baltic, Re., ; white, kitt. to 279.; Canadian, Ms. ud. to 26.. Moor, pn bd. of 19ti16., Canadian, sweet, 225. Od. %odds. &L ; U.S. Western lanai, sweet, taixd. to 23a. Od. ; Ohio, 23.. lAL to 240. Bd. ; Philadelphia and Baltimore, omen, 23.. ed. to 345; Canadian, sour, 19a. lid. to 215.; French, super fine, per sack of 2bullia, 32a0d. to 314.6 d. Indian Cormper aboth.,Ame. clean, white, 2ft. 6.1. to 27a till.; yellow, 230. ud. to ;.6s. Od.; Euro. peen. yellow. 26i. OM. to 24., dd. Indian Corn Meal, per 19616.,14a. rid. to lea. Arrivals and exports from the 16th to the 22nd July, in. elusive, into Liverpool ; - Wheat, 42,053 qrs.; Barley, 4,7 W; Malt, 1,662; Oat; 3,303; Beans, 3,436; Peas, 36; Indian Corn, 10,203; Indian Corn Meal, 422 barrels; Oatmeal, 1.3.0 tacks; Flour, 17.602 sacks. Exports to Ireland;-N beat, 1,007 cps; Barley, 13; Oats, 31 ; Indian (bra, 10,951 ; Indian Corn Meal, 193 bra.; Flour, 371 sacks and 621 bets LYNN, July 23.—Ws h•ve hsd a moderate supply of Wheat, which, with an linpniveinent in the Werth, r, Called a slow sate at a d. cline of is. per qr.; 6210 s to 6 t,tai , 435. to 435.; tine, He.; white, 46.. per qr. to the growers. In other articles no alteration. Nawcaseve, July 23.—The weather continues tine, haring experii need no taro since Sitturdsy. Tu.day we have gut the wind from the southeast, with dying clouds, the invariable precursor of wet. At our market this muruing we hail a moderate show of Wheat from the growers, and the arrivals CJillnlrti• being trifling. fresh thrashed percale, as well es choice south country. were taken upon much the HMO terms as on Saturday, choice teal making 455., Helps., whilst for a very superior parcel of white, weighing titan., 4so. per qr. was reali•ed. By submitting to a reduction of tai. per qr. upon Inuits.c s clearance was effected, 44*. per qr., ti libs., having been obtained for floe mined quality, weighing naturally SUlba. to 60411f5. per bushel. In Flour not much passing, but late rates wire ' well sustained, viz., Mo. bd . to al.. fur households, and Sls. to 3210.1. fur whites, according to quality. Rye without change. tirinding I Barley sells us quickly is it armor, at lizte. to his. per qr., weighed MID& per bushel. hrWt unaltered, and the same may be caul of other lattices. PLYMOUTH, July 23.—The Wheat trade was dull at this day's market, and the sales made were In Coeur of the buyer ; there have Nett several small mums of Wheat from l'esnce, and some of the holders appear determined !ti sell from the into. Some early pa a) tches of Wheat are tontine colour, and may toe tit west In Id or 14 d•; but tb' iteneral hareem is uot likely to osumence before the middle of August. SALISBURY. July 23.--Our market to day was move nu merously attended than last week, and we had a good wastmible supply of Wheat. Winn at er the colutuencermmt of Moines., the rain Mot:ended in torrents, and the farmers were driren to their ywartere c nrequently, little business was trot:vac - et ut of doses; but, bun. ewe, several sake were atterm.rds effected, and List week's prices were full, ruppurted. Flour unaltered in value. Barley. Oats, beams, and Peas were shortly supplied, and prime may be written as lust week. Wheat. white, 43e. to Otis. ; red, RR. to its. Met Berkey, 245.; middling, Ns. to innsitir, Ins. to les. Beans. Egyptian, 24e. to :ik; kaiak* old, Ins. to 404 Pews, 265. to MK per qr. Malt, 6s. Gal. to 7s. per bushel. Term, 4e. W. to 3e. Flour, 2Sta. to 335. per mei. CATTLE, Jte.—Royusanum, July 23.—Tb• supply of Beasts and Sheep today i. vary large, and generally of good quality ; we have a good number of Sheep from the county of Lincoln, which obtained particular notice. Buyers are somewhat numerous; trade tauter dull, as sellers are anmeus to make last work's advance, wha it cannot bo gust awed to-day. Ws quote prices rather in favour of buyers. Part left unsold. Wet SP. to Se. Pd.; prime, Gs. to ti.. per stone. Mutton, 3d. to Sidi.; prime, 34d. per lb. SALISUVMY, July '2.3. —There wag en increased supply of Beasts this morning, and quality various. The attendance of buyers was 111113141mM, but the weather being unfavourable for slaughtering, birchen. purchs.cd sparingly; consequently the trade was very dull, notwithstanding, before biome* timely elped, nearly everything was Marcell of at s reduction of 6d. to 1.. per acme compared with the prices of lust market day. There was also an Memos in the number of &keep, which was more than .ufticicut for the raptilnitenta of the trade, and prices fur all description. gave way 'd. per stone of Spe. Lambs were in air request, and made late quotations. The trade in Bige was sleek, at ub ut• late lutes; scarcely any dead rigs offering. Os Beef, 7.. PE to es. per caws; tie. tali to 7. ; tow, 6a. 6d. Weiner Mutton, GA. to ad. per M.; nears`, 4 lde to 34 . I . l "ab , aid. to Nd. PUBLIC BALE& By Messrs. Dumas, at the Mart.—Fifteen plots of free hold building ground, each containing a frontage of 60 fret to the Marlborough road, Old Kent-road, lead t a redei mod —sold in lots for 2,1901. Ten ireehold cottages Marlborough road, free of lan.l tax, let for 464 years at 401., reversion estimated at 2:01. per annum—sold fur 1,0901. Nine freehold cottages, producing 35 pa annum for 454 years, reversion estimated at 2101. per annum-91 01 . Two dwelling-houses, Marlborough-place, producing 181. par annum fur 454 years, reversion estimated at 1041. per oars.-4501. One undivided moiety of the St. James's Hotel, Jenny's , street, and other premises, et for 6301" held for 46 yean from 1822, at 1672 Ils. —knocked dawn for 2,3001. Leasehold residence, 24, Ouilforii- , treat, Russell. , quare, let for 105 s. Pat 'swum, held fur 41 years at 211.—hawked down for 9001. Mr. Sr/JARMAN, at OArraway's.--The Waterloo Brewery, Lambeth, with pleat, utensils, ie., held for 10 years use:- mired at 6W.-3301. BHIPPINGI INTELLMENC's, aer Ommegmasess. w " ma .Pwg 4, L 444 ..." ay • Laklt. Lk, hsriat itr‘undid L " CASUALTIES. Nautilus. EurreD, pat back os May 13, with cart ) 4 , and aix feat of water in her hold, 3, on Conflict. Rea.—Elierra Leon.. hi" 2 2. . AZAIVID. I Hamburg .... Holland ...... ..................... Lisboa ...................... Peelle ...................... y . 2 27 ,, ledia vii Bouthsoiptoa ....... j.'r; „' India vet Marseille. .......... Bastes and Halifax .......... A.; Mexico sod !lassoes's ...... West India ................. Bra .................. ...... I A 4. ARR I VED. Armor -et Falmouth, July 21, . from ATALLNTA-at Filzaeath, July 21, h um. , ... Ammer Anotrs--st Shield. July 22, trum . .' AMPA-at Queeestoint. July 29, fr0m.. . ,.,,... . .. - Aarnio.a- at Gravesend, July 23, fro m _ • " Amiens Hame...4l Liverpool, July LI, fr om ..... Arron-st Liverpool, July 23, from ........... A141411)11 Mere:sir-at Liverpool, July .. ' • • II Liverpool, Judy 23, fermi ........... . lsomer-at Liverpool. July 23, from • Bass Gaum-at Liverpool, July 2; ;from ............... 13nrsv-S4 GITIMS•I4 Jul 7 21 . from July . ... 1110. J. Harrnos-at Queenstown, 2i, from .. COIAMINUM-Si Cowes, July 21, f ro • ... ... .. . ....... Cau.ao-at Falmouth, July 21, from ..... CAXTON-at Greenock , July 21, tf rom . .... . . CANOULTPO Queenstown, July 21, from ...... co n CASUIDATI--(11r Bligitant Jul 2 2 k 6 , 1113 fatsPAILI-or Falmouth, J ul y from .•....... . .. . ... ... DeLrs-at Plymouth. July 22, f rom ..... Dumas-off Plymouth, from ..... _ ............ De Vaorw-at Gramme:id, July 23, fr: om .......... • • y. Matisse-at Liverpool, July 13, fr0m.................. ELLIS MAMA-at Liverpool, July 21, from ......... ". Essmer-at Liverpool, July 2.3, from .................. • ENTL/X-at Liverpool, July 23, from .................... • ItusA Port Mad, July 15, from ............ Kum Aso Ceaatorre -at Cowes, Jury .... ......... WHIN Fusers-et Falmouth, July le, from .... nt.11..•-st Palitoutb, July 22, from .............. ' F.nrsaes-at Plymouth, July 22, from . ............. ............ Vainr-at Sunderland, July 22, from ............ EILANUSCO-at Liverpuol, July 23, from : ............ Facer-of Liverpool, July 24, from.. ................ . YOIWIT 'Lisa -at Liverpool, July 21, ........ Guinea Juniora-at Liverpool, July 23, from &Lassen-at Gravesend, July 22, from .............. Maarixv-oe Brighten. July 22, from ........ lIINUSULA Liverpool i3 July 23, from._ tiCTRA-mt Liverpool, July , from ............... Mauer-at Liverpool, July 23, from HAZILIZT-at Livorpool, Jul 23, from.. ....... UAIIINT-at LiTeTpo4. Jul y y 23, from ................ Ilssuataa-at Liverpool, July 21, (rm... ......... Iturro-at &UM; July IS, from .... . ... ......... JAP6 Lovuos-at Falmouth, July 44, from JAM,. BAH/ -at Sunderland, July 22, from . Jaen Snarnsan -off Brighton, July 22, fro m Jows GUT-off Portamou July 41, from Joao-at Liverpool. July 97, from Jams J .t LIT July 2; from .... . Kos Famous. CAZOLIPI -at verpool, July 23, fr. Lebo Gummi-at Flee wood, July 23, from.. LeciLLA-off the /Hart, from lANDON TAOIST-at Gravesend, July 23, fr.= Lam Docous-at Brialol, July 23, from 31*IIA Ensua-at Liverpool, July 23, frm MOUNTAINZaII-at Liverpool, July 23, from Harris Lorena-at Liverpool, Ju:y 23, from Masossurrs-at Gravesend, July 23, from. Matta-at Gravesend, July 23, from MALT AMU JANI -at Shields, Jul, 24 from Mawr -at Salcombe, July 21, from ....... Neerroar -off itriuhton, July 22, from Naram-off ilarypurt, July 21, from . Owall Litisoorsa-at Portsmouth, July 24, TOTSDAX-Off the Wight, from Year Curouw-oE BCIBy, July 2 0 , from PLCIL-at Falmouth, July 23, from . ...... . Pramix-at Liverpool, July 23, tr.= Pa-at Liverpool. July froto. Rooms-at Liverpool. July 23, from itasuitan-st Liverp July 21, from Bore-et Hull, July 21, from . ...... . . ltanni.aa -at Quer...town, July 21, from Sgam.oru,wita -at Teignermath, July 22, f 7 Sr. Haus -at Studwells Roods, July .1, ditur -3t Liverpool. July 23, from . . TVAITATITILA-a Liverpool, July 21, km TT at a t iverpool. July 23, from Turns-at Lay. rpoel, July 23, from .. TALLT-HO -LI Falmouth, July 21, ,from TANAKAC-at Hull, July 21, from Vsrourrsat dt Plymouth, July 92, :r VklMr-at GraTeetßd,, July 23, from. Waitutioa -off the Start, July 20, fro. W. ILsinsosa-at Liverpool, July 23, BAILED. ArUPICTOrg-from ghieldP, July 23, to ANNA CABIrBULL -from Liverpool, ,July 21, t, CurokfluridS Pugg-from Graverend, July 23, CANADA-from Gravesend, July 23, to Cates-from Camlilf, July 21. to CAVISKR-from Hartlepool, July )1, to. Peaniam-from Liverpool, July 21, to Etta t Eau-from Liverpool, Jul 23, to EUTURPRISt -from Liverpool, July 23, to 11,3zoisiera -from Livcrpool, July 21, to tioiv ti.a - frock Lirerpod, July .1, to llntas Moor -trona Ilbleldo, July 22, to 11•1111 It -from Portland Roads, July 12, n: Huse 1100 U-from Greenock, July 22, to Joni, Coorca--froni Gravesend, July . 23, to hug DVVIVS- from Liverpool, July 23, to Loot-from Liverpool, July 23, to 11).Jrairic-trorn Shirk's, July 22, to ..... M•IIT CALLOLINt -frJCI SUlll:CrlAlld i July 20, to. Hni ]lsms Uca- fr om Gravesend, Jay 28, to Mimic-from Liverpool, July 21, to NIOLD-from Liverpool, July 23, to PWWIA-11,411 Graresend, July 23, to Piarnotrit Winn-from Liverpool, July 23, to I'a/11A-from Liverpool, July 23, to RontLeo-froni Liverpool, July 23, to Rovaurio -from Liverpool, Julv 23, to :4[W-from Liverpool, July 23, to SorVIA-from Liverpool, July 23, t 0...... ...... Sewn-has GraveS . 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