The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-20 00:00:00

SPOR2ING. - e PROGRAMME OF YORE Al:Ut' 31' MERTING. WlMant.-t.•l Tux DCKDAO STALIN ifb tr. tw; I, a biadicip •••• p•!•IL• .1 3 WIN. 014%. 0..0 MOO quarter. S. a antn, ne to To elm* sr. t sem... , Tue.day, August the 214. ~r. I tt•waldhtt t he ..e MC eight. TUC NOlnd Atte u or ENGLAND ButastAL firAdee et 10 sow. s t, b ,t, with 200 added, ter 3yr *My ; OCar. all 7th; Slier, R. , b. Creta' renal ties anJ elipwasmer. Tb. owner 41 .11 , ,ewed horse to re mitre a suss equal to Ito per wet. to les wbule *tette, and the tb•r..l a sea. q. 4 to 3 per vat. Iwo Mat.. ov.r the O d (138 witos.)—Not-y, eavaliee, blopestdie, Roderigo, Tbew, Spinier, Purnster. T. by Fillpot, She i s my Pettey, Chisel, Poor M..rie, br I Is Latancelot—Whire, Shoo ban, eh eby Sir Tattoo Sy he.— i• to 0 rbbe, b t by Sir Tinos Sy kea—Tre iseetor's dim, The H miry, Dsf dtl. Cle7 , hrey, Cinnamon, • Lytitpity Creytes, F.per, Phylere, Fortune Teller, Cherie, New Bonita. , 1 fby 1 1a:cam—The Cock- LW& 4404 bt Cby Makable—fit .IssiJs, The Butler, Tal ;lke, The Cr. pper, Oetati. , raktet, I by Mel b4liese-31..esse e, Cruiser, C‘i!stt c, The Anther, b e by St. Lawrence Arm Lori Alfred, Corfinte, Dirk Batteniak,Colatt..e. Neoptolemus, Hare wcod, TbisUe.lly, Cower. Pommel, Ter Sari, Insurer's', Masioserte, Gerald, Jags*, Aere.aette ' b et by Rldlead dam by 1/amei Judith. E.tweenter,Kingstown, Jack daw, Kettleby. 13,.1,i0„ Elude s Weerw.;mitre, Amy, The Luly or Lyme, Deentrale,r, Nod F-ta Pear. Lord of the Bads. Cbief, Plascht, N•rg•r.t, C•CSOrr, Ferrgril, The Rsjsb, The Illesiptio, T.:fatilf. Sister to Moscow, Cock it the North, Cockerne, Mo. is VII. Lithe, Ty bush, Vandal, Scotia, f by Pyrrbe• the Fi....—Th.tele, Mateo Sprits, Claret, no. L.dy Tattoo, Kites B:ar, Brother to Chtshiio Marquis, _V Br..ther to Cacti.), b e by Orteatin—Layle, Mies nicety: se, William tits Third, Carmine, Redioudo, e by Robert de Gorham —WV/brows, Paulin Jane. Cy,r:in., B:aece, Hentsman, Tbe Mom, b I by Bay Mid. lo:ou—Gaiety, en I by the Bero—Nubia, J aek Sheppard, Th.• I;•^.t People', Court ney, Brothir to Rlyel Hut, kt r .lestine, Gimcrack, Florida, a by Surplice--Cheddar'. dem, Biro., Bushberry, Clotilde, Sr it ,ger Hill, Dr. Cooke, 1'1.40.c/sit, Ashton, Katie, Cheimertte, The Lawy‘r, 't h. Princess, Romblade, Timeline (paid), Doke of Dami.toi. ,eaid), Dartmouth (geld). Cl.re (paid), DILICOGCOI (dr.!), Wiles:ls) (dead), Freebie (deed). Tall YORKS/Oki Gans of 13 56V, •_eh, 5 ft • for 3-yr. old Mae*, S.. 71b each ; with 100 eased. Certai n pesaltia arid allawaeces. Tee second to rece ive ZO sow. out of the sta., sod /be third to rare her st.k'. Ont mile and a quart. r. (93 sub..) Peylate. bl tby Surplice— The 8.d.1y, Habana, The Nor:heist Man', Crews, She is my F-ricy, lb. Hine, b f by Sir Tanen Syke--The Black D ewes .ktn, br f by Bweermeat—Gi^nhawk's darn, Igo, Lady Melbourne, b I by Malcolm—Mark Tepley's dam, Aurora by Meteor, I by Lasetenr—Noe Appleton, Aurora by Chawiclerr, b f by Melbourne--M :awe be t by logo —Um Ilumby's dare, The Peil, gylvia, Flight, Tr iet:t fty, Mmes.!, Besika, Naltere, I; saw, Dame Judith, Bllermire, Fortuneteller, bt.rebinate-, Chime, f by Cowl— Vetter Debater, I by Cowl—CreePire 11. itch, Seppliceur, Roulette, br 1 by Flatesteber—Patieuie's dam, Creosote, b f by L.. undiat—Vicreess, b I by Cowl— Tearer, Celisthene, Escitemenr, Ply Mary, Merriest, Charm , ,, Ferrara, Sahara, Thetis, R:demption Merry Nen, Trotting, Fenny Grey, Marioustte, Imams tre.s, Caveat, eb I by lego—Miecoaceptipe, Miss Eva, Chi*, Daley, Rose, Lily, Catacropbe, B 'at., ilia Sole Star, Vir tuous, Lady Tattoo, Smut, Ccrwi- .tis, Whirl, Miss Few strew, Tte Mo.quito, Cuestanvo, Pu:.• usr The Midway, Mary, Cynriins. cb f by The Mere— Aorta, Tim • Adullem, b 1 by Flarcateher—C- -tt, Plausible, Oak wood, Capuei. c, Elisabeth Are, 14.. y Harriett, Wilful, Nell Gwynn-, The Princess, Mote Fert.rt, Pyrrhic (dead), sad Paradigm (paid). MATCH. 300,h ft. T.Y.C.—Lord Ota•zow's ebe Orlando oat e.l Cia:i si , and fby Otiono I et Bro. n Bees, ago Lord Dub. 'a aFsssoletto rtT 0,!.1 .to of Caro sou, and f (dead) by The Hero out of Veber:: oats, flat 71b; Oa. to the fat. Off by toot•et. Halt MA:leave* Pl-t 1 1; of 100 3.yr•olds and Ilyougs ; 3 yo•olibi, 7st 710; f in, a t he, 9it 41b ; Ma and aged, Oat 711 , . Two isillse.-Tu ruse auJ nuns on Tuesday, Aosust 21. So.- WEISY,TAKEII of 100 mgt. h I --yr•o 1,1 ; !fa, Si, 71b, aid f llies, Bst, 3:b. Wine •re vt the Derby or St. Leger, 71b, of the Oaks, Mb titre; insides 4 yr olds allowed 711 s. Two mike over lb. Old Co..r. r. -I.l.cagofho,Vignette, Oo:cancb, bra to Maid of Mash ICI IP. Tun Coattiviat. STA KU, of ••• each, h R, with 100 added, for 2 yt• Oleg ; colts, 14. ; taNier, Sit 2ili; Mom by stellirins or est of mares ,iroduced • winner, 3 b; if claimed at tbe till* of n: ning, and wianen b^tOrg starting to carry 21h errs; • fund to receive 10 ger rent. Oct of the Mahn; and ti.• third to save his stake. T.Y.C. (139 sibs.) Bonnie 5 Rip Vaa Winkle pabGm•ale (31k), Oh Do (3:11, be f by &wiliest -This Biddy (31h). Victoria, Int.by lirsht (31b), Q.logg b fby Bins-The Qiwen tar Cyprus, Misourneen (31%), S.rios (31b), Msngsc.v be i 1.1 I. Birticatcber- Idolatry, Gortrehakoff, Mars c !wit:cheater-Min Cineswiek ab), ladolgenew (3:1.), c by The Hero-Lati urn (3 h), moan, The Lug* (:11k), Ss. 1 tunstan thy Baby -Itnekeila (31b), f by Mali.. I.a- Vioch (31b), f by Miee - l.c-Mettiosust (31b), K Rt. Pa'rirk, Ar ratlent (3 b), Cooo.de•Mair, (3.1)), b by Serolum-Letardemal3 (31k), Ou.cr niche (31b), Olteelmi (34), Frederick (31b) ch I by Robert de 04f. ham-Mary, c by &Monde Oethim- .Sidesaddle (3:b), I by Dann .1- (orbs-The Lanetn•iti.., Catltry, Zeta (31b), emir , . Plumage (31b), f by Al.ini-Davorney, f by °symbol-The leading Artivte (11b), Illuminator 131 h), Seot•tree (3.11, Lord o . oyli (31b), L-am(aptois Oa.), t by I. Binleatater-Unds!e's deco, The Spy (3.b), e by Flattatcler-Otentro (411), l'incher (31b), e by the Flyieg Datclinisn-Ellesiale (31t.), Mirage (31b), Bleach* (31h), Csleutt• (31k), Hapolo..a 111., Ise faw-fam (31b), Bravery (31k). Planehis (Hl'). b• e by Anaandele- Wypao (3.b). Tie FlOag Disk• (31'), Tatqainia (31b), Aleppo. ahy Inge-Beverlse's dar, lirarhw (31b), tacky 131 h), Onset (Mb), Tin W•lcows. Morn (3n), Tyne (31b), be by Epirus-oin, Sawn (fibs. Fonshine (Mb), the Cintadiee(3lb) Eglantine (Mb), S. r (316), ch I by Meleolne - oh m by Valper-iso, Minim (MI.!, Ltaielle. Alfred, Night Hawk. First-fly (31b), fby Epirus Lyle (3;h), fby Or limit-V*lmin., Bucolic, 1. i 3 Ile, :at, (31b), Bonen and BARON, nodes (Mh), Vllop Co.'s („b), Lr f by Cother e.vre-D•nine (Mb), bra by The Ft) iag Dutchman-the Mat 1 of Clift oo.B die OM, br c by Van Tromp-en . 01 . Bey Middleton (31b). Ling Duff (31h). Gethercole (31b). Stanhope (1 b), llarij, t 1 a Brush (311.), Queen of I: Wand (31b), b e by Poynton-Columbine, Is e by Poyston-Nan Pedlar (31k), f I.y Flateatcher-May (31b), f by Tearsway-Croiskeen Lawn (31b), Swaleliffe (31b). e by Yea Tromp-Lady Emile ( 31b), I by Pyrrha the First-The Bee (31b), e lag,>--Yerry Lase (31b), fby Pyrrhus Ibe Fint-Emma Middleton' ('<IA), c by Pyrrhus the Fire-Paul (31b), Heart of OA f by Pyrrhus the First-Wicket (31b), a by Pyriltus the First-Sore ttttt (lb), Philip (Mb), f by tbe Ksigtt en the WhiiUe-Ssel- Lary (31b), Hie,. flyer (Mb), f by the Flying Dutchman- Mcgoltran (31h), Peres Ness (Mb), c by Cbenticleer- P. bib (3.h), The Early Mora (H:.), g ky Cbsotielecr-Mgr. gent (31h), Tennessee (Mb), Stella (Mb:, Parents, I by Don J3ln-Elsina, Donne New Pn•irs (3%), f by Von Jobs -Femme, e by Tb. Libel-Olean, e by Melhoorna -Pickle-dust (31h). Melissa, Setpttle (31k), eh f Isgo- Cm:cosine's (3.b), h e by 'ago-Pi:Me (3 ti). eh f by Isgo- Lady Franklin (31k), Oeserosay Ere (3: 0 9, Adam, oby 1. Birdeateher-Prairie WM, Tyriits, Min Branch (311 , ), Fuhion (p3i3), eh f by The Pero-Mils Bowe (3.b) (dew), Visigoth (dead), eh a by Epirus-Queen Mab (310) (deed). THE CIIVITEILFIRLD HANDIC.“. nt glove each, b ft. with GO added, fur horses 01 ~; e: the winne r of an y hardieep •1 200 soya. woior, att. r the iteleration of the weik bta, Lb extra. Oae agile. _ Aye ot lb Alte et lb Tyre* (In. 7!b rx) Ea' Iy end (la. 716 Cl) 4 6 9 I'.'m, r..( u 3 513 'Akita*. r ....... ......... 6 II 0 etv - v 1'1•1e• nobelel Vindex 3 711 !trey .... Pumkeerbe Hobby hone 3 7 3 Lul•a :bo Lodge X 411 Orson Coorteaby Till BVIOUNDT &TAKLA of 103 poss. oath, h ft; for 4. yr olds; colts, B.t 71b; aad 8.; 1:b. Tivo Milli. SUIT the Old Courso. (3 subs.) Ton Nokias, Acrobat, Wood. cote. TUE SELLING. STAKE!. of 5 SOV4. e.ep , Witt. 25 added: for 3 yr-Art*lrd upwards. 0,0668310 rJltiag weights, &e. Tn close and name on Tuesday, tte 2l•t tt August. On. THVILADAY. -- - . THE COUNTY PLATE 01 100 0.M., idded to a sweep- Auk.% of 15 o,a. sorb, 5 ft ; for 2 yr ',lds, Gst 12lb; three, Sn 10 b ; four, 9st 41b; lira, biz, .nd aged, 9.t 6ab. Certet• allowances. T.Y.C. 5 !salons •mi II yards. - lip af• .• I Pins Orestes .. i ... .. —.... 6 TM reef Player Type* 6 lAweetagtob Vayaway .-- . 3 Lord 005.% . lbomes Dittoi—..... I Mar of Trau.ps ... c ;) , amatu.t .... VIM, PAM ......... 4 Maffei tberya .... ... ... • ib.p o d, r Zpbeeo4 .. a Hale Tllll Oa AT UDR HANDICAP Si trsits of 200 Oda to a sweepstakes of 20 sot , . •Erli, 14 It, and declared. The winner of soy value 10 ISIS, ..tMeauent to the declaration rat the w..ehtr. 6.b; tar tem 9;b; of three. 14Ib extra; tlo wir:.ret f the Joodwood Stakes 10Ib sutra; so hone IL t. • , 1111 14Ib extra; um second to receive 60 ova oc' of • .takes. Two miles, rvcr the Old Coarse. (73 sus., 40 ( vacua paid 5 ion. each.) rhian J. 7• al 1 Ka tr. 't• ,3 3 1 c by l'ocaloca—Pay calls .............. 4 I 1 Munch .n I,ant Juilth Ca 'c Of cbe Forth ll I lo Is irci „., a a 3.11. r i +ally trey 1' .11t.ia Vona 1 3 1 Regally a 4 1 Viracn . 1411. 4 p. 14 . Vc , act . ....... 11,4«. 4...... 1 Edsnisonalas 71b eau.) t;esadlnce .. limp an :Townes% L't &IN .......... Camas .. . ............... khu!inner ....... : .... . .... Li. .tl3 .. 11 1 ~I 3 2 6 5 0 4 11 4 7 4 9 4 I 4 9 4 9 3 7 i I 4 4 I 3 4 1 7 9 ; ..... 4 6 10 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1855. Tux Otis Tunts.l rut OLD rittnA.D r.aksa (reduced te a match) of It - 0 sows. eseh, b ft ; ter 3yr olds; elite, Sat 71b; UM*, B.t 410 ; those by sullies, or oat of mares that MOM predsteed a wiener allowed 3 b ; only one 40w mom Two wiles. Kttis OM, lolyrtle•hud (3:1). • TDII FILLY SAPLING STAKES of .70 s .va.cneh, 33 ft, fer 2 or olds; S,t 71b each. Y.C., 6 furl .niga and 41 yards (14 slab.). 114 ouganes.., Rs to Brom ?10t..r, Imposture, b f by Pyrrhus the first—Toe Bee, It ler mai Buxom, 0.1001104, b I by Surplice-31:33Am, S I , oy I. Dirdeatelur —Ellerdale's dam, Frew, &MUNN, Heart of Oak, Hobe, Lunette, Ilulpitia. Tue EROS ST. Limos of 25 soya. each, for 3.yr-olds : oohs, Bst 71b.; and Blurs Bst 2.b. Certain penalties; the mooed to receive back his stake. One mile and three. quarter,. (28 sighs ) Gro temlue &melting, Wild Dwell, Bhorehgn, Lymiegton, The Nailer, Dante, Elmswell, Nary •obber, thread, Hazel, b f by Pyrrhus the First—Miss Whip, eby Veelson—Veitatioe, Outgo's, The Huntsman, Pummel, Conveyancer, Cinnamon, Ws. Eva, Lord of the Pe., Vandal, Folydste, Exchange, lismpden, Twilight, Dr. Cooke, Fandaego, De Clare (p.id), fit. Hubert (paid). Tex Plii ci OF WALLS STAILFI4 0110 sows. sash, with 60 added, for 2-yr oleos ; colte, B,t 71b; and fillies, 8.5 2:b. A wiener before it siting 2.b mgrs. T.Y.O , 6 furlongs and 44 yards. Alma, Fly by• Night, xis. tu Broughton, abyß .y hliddleton—Slander, e by Pyrrhus the First—Gray Tommy's dam, Bird in the Bush, Bonner and Buxom, Prince of Orange, eh c by the Libel—Jet, b f by Irish Bordeetcher—Ellerdala' a dam, Mirage, Miss Nightingale, Arid, Hobe, Artillery, The Ringdroppm, Feeney, Rubble, FotbAden Fruit, Warlock, Misset.den, The Courtier, St. Domino, Claude du Val, bro to Orinoco, Sugarcane, Vdhers, California D.ck, Thirty to- Five,Calcutte, Blueskin, Eve, Zeta. THE EOLINTOSI STAKES of 15 stem •seb, 5 ft, with 100 added; tor 2.7r•01d,, ist ; three, 9st. Offish' pedatties end allowances. Ono wile. Pars Ilerrywieg !rivoiskat _ V. 3 aiway .. —...... 3 Pm:r: s v : ?err 2 .22112 •:- • 2 i37.314;3733 . 1 •-• • ; Prins ot °nage.- Heade 3 be •by Tbe ID! Age Datatsima U Weds TM Steward- be be turn-Alice 2 11121Arar 2 Haut at Oak. nor 24424 3 Udyistua Alfred 2 &Wow _ . Age f by Meiboans• 8, awed 2 alass 3 2 Lama e bySurplice—Cbed data alma ... 3 Abbas* ThirtptoJive 2 2 King at tha Oljeles 2 Adam Velvet 3 j The Mamelto Tea JOVZHILII STAINS of 10) Wyo. rush, 30 ft, for 2 yr olds ; oohs Bet 71b, sad adios Sit s:b. Thria• quirten of a mile. (3 subs.)—Nrpoloors 111 , A.frrd, Van Galen. . . . . . THI BKAMHAM PAR! STAKES Of 100 1011. 0111. 30 ft, for 3.yr olds, the produes of mares that never bred a win; er ; colt. Bst 71b, fillies Bet 3113. Certain wieners extra. Oaa sails and a half. (4 subs.)-Bpinner, Pugnator, Chasuble, Paradigm (paid). THE Lorrinn Piers of 25 mire., added to a sweepst Ties of 5 sum. each; fur 3•yr olds and upwards. Optional selliog weights, &G. Oats mile. To elm acd name to-morrow, August 21. THE HOPEFUL STAKES of 25 sou. each, 10 ft; for 3yr olds; colts 84t 71b, Allier liet 31b, that have won 100 love., including their own 'talus, previous ro the day of naming. Certain mishits and alloWAscrs. Oae mile and a half.—Celeavy, Alcyone, Clove, Marchionisa, c by Su pliet—Cbtddar's dam. THE Amtit PROMCISTAILES of 50 rim. each, It ft, for lyr olds; colts Bst 71b, Bllus 133 t Mb, those by untried mid. Hoes or out of mares that have silver Ime‘a winner allowed 31b, but oily one allowance. T.Y.C. (ID subs.)—Walmer (31b), eh I by Chatham—Taurina, Mark F .ulis, Napoleon 111., Middleton (3.b), Eglantine (310, Alfred, Katherine Idles (31b), Tyriss, Visigoth (dead.) FRIDAY. TNN COLT SAPLING STAIIIIBO . I .50 SOTS. each, 30 R, for 2.yr olds, Bst 71b each. T.Y.C., 6 Ifuriongs 11 yards. (7 sobs.)—Coup de Main, bird in the Bib, ch c by The Libel —Jet, br o by th• Flying Dutchman—Elle:dale, Firma. mint, Mario (late Chanter), Gulden. THE THIRTEENTH YEAR ON THE GREAT YORKSHIRE STAKES cf 10 bOl4. each, with 100 settled for the second horse, for 3yr olds; colts, Bst 71b; Miles, 84 lb. Baths weight for certain winners ; the owner of the third horse to receive 50 sus. out of the 'talus. One mile and three ginner.. (156 onto )—eh o by Orlandc—Muffoteo, Cava lier, Noisy, Rndsrigo, Blooming Heather, Thetis, Poor Dick, tb e by Pantile, dam by Velocipede, Alice, b e by Ponta's—Rachel, Psros, Aniitrr, The Borneo Morn, O. lezulas Balerieart, Anemia, Tit:heath, Chisel, e by Pastan, dam by Jeremy Diddler, Pour Maria, e by Cowl —Juniata, Lotus°, Lancewood, The Mosquito, br t by Lanneelot—Victress, Cacique, Shoreham, b f by Sir Tattoo Sykes—The Black Doctor's dem, own bro. to Mr. Sykes, Beau Morris, T. e Hind, Igo, f by Malcolm—Windlass, Ly mission, a by Orlando—Htbernie, fby Lanercost—Ntin Appleton, Coated', His Piper, Chem, Palest, Tynemouth, Tally-ho, The Butler, b I by Malcolm—The Cock. tail'. dam, The Cropper, Paletot, Dirk Ilatteraick, Combas, Venison, Lady Tattcn, Neutolemus, The Baronet, Myrtle. bud, Nutjobber, Hotel, Strood, hr c by Poynton, dam by The Saddler •e by Pompey. dam, Nettle, by Mundt ; ; Dora het., Antoinitte, Dame Judith, entire, Coxcomb, Marchioness, &Ahead, b e by Vroison—Vexation, Suppli cant, Morgan La Far, Ingmar, Lima CMOs, Mr. Stlgens, b t be logo, dem, R.thard Pram iner's dam ; The Lady of Lyons, Ababa, Happy Lane, Deer-stealer, Ned Poing, Art Conveyancer, Smithmoor, Border Chief, The Titterer, Old Melt, It theme), Margaret, Flagellator, Flatterer, &ham'', Cock of the North, Moorcoek, Cock. spur, Aim*, Vandal, Yeutick, Affetkan, Claret, Rifleman, Lord Alfred, 'man. e by Tosachstune—Columbine (dead), Miss Fuels's', the '1 h•rd, Cecrops, f by Van Temp, dam by Bay Middleton, HA'S.. n, The Professor, I by Pompey—Maria, Ethel:mid, Puncture, Imams, Rambling Katie, Cypriana, Bisnes, Lamest, Orion, The Oreat Prophet, Heather Jock, St. Julian, Hollander, The Cave Adana's, Astronomer, Asa., Exmouth, Challow Boy, Medias, Saaceboa, Tiers, Yorkshire Ora, b e by Pantos —All rcund my Hat, Daiwa, Courteney, Mary Harriett, Coventry, Chesterton, The Moor ct Venice (wrong nomi nation), Nell Owlets., Nita', The Princess, Fortune-teller, b cby Melbourne—Collins, Lady P4laseraton, Hosehlade, Worksop, Siding, Dame Pardon', Fastdanso, Ruben. (paid), Me Clue (paid), Sardonyx (pail), Id aripsa (paid), Hem. lea (paid), b (by Lanneelot—Eulog y (lead), b by Tombs atone—Buswiag (dead), br by Sweetmeat—Sarah 1111. bete* (dead), St. Hubert (paid), Damascus (dud), Tensest, (dead). A PIECE or PLATT, value 300 sou., the gift of the Bari of Derby, added to a Sweepstakes of 23 sass. each, 15 It, and 5 only if declared, &I. Certain penalties. The highest weight accepting being Bst 21b, it has been raised to Bst 71b, and the others remaining in in proportion. One mile and a half. (101 subs, 73 of whom pay 5 soya. each ) Age at lb Age at Pamkrotone la:: et Tromps e a 3 calls 4 = l.l 4 1 The Slr 4 712 Dame Judlib a wan 4 Ile leatruetreee 4 7 5 Ilehlty 3 0 n ik ir sids tal Ballanaa... 4 7 s Ellerialre 3 0 - - Faany Grey..... U The Jelly Karim Vandal 1 I The Poor II Ayer 3 7 3 5 Warren Elastic 4 7 i ****** ~rsW e sle 111•••••• Mabry JukAllealuat.liller« 3 3 4 I 1 741 7737 4 * 3 I I •:::o i Ten CONSOLATION SCRAMBLR of 50 ton., added to a, Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 son. each. 6 furlongs 44 yards. To close and name by eight **clock on the sea t i n g before running. TUB TYRO STAKES of 5 ay. each. with 23 added, for 2 yr olds. Optional selling weight,. T.Y.C. 5 furlongs 44 yards. To close and name by eight o' c lock os the evening before rimming. Tun GIMCRACK STASIS 01 10 SOTS. each, with 100 added by the members of the York Gimcrack Chub, for 2 yr olds;'! coke, Sit 71h; and fllikr , 8,1 210; the winner of the Con- vivial or' Prince of Wales Stakes 3lb extra ; the second to! receive 25 Dom. out of the stakes, and the third to save his stake. The winner to give three d ten of Champagne to tbis York Gsmorack Club. One m 415. Crocus, Victoria , be Ibo Birdeatcher—ldola.ry, Vandermuli n Gsudy, Bird in the Bosh, limner and Bosons, Omer niche, Prince of Orange, Mirage, c by The Flying Dutchman—Bilreiale, Pisrseah, Cunning Bird, b c by Ratio—Alice, Highfiyer, Heart of Oak, Kitty (Morris's), Ringdropper, Forbidden Fruit, Kitty (Newton's), Warlock. Alfred, Night Hawk, Othello, CalifornM Dick, Lawn, Van Galen, Hambleton, Tits Krmstsmias STAIRS of 200 .WO. each, h ft, for 3.yr-olds; colts, 8n 71b; and Mhos, 84 41h; the second hors* to receive back h.. stake. Certain penalties and alloetaness. Ow mile. Th. Bonnie More (31b). The Kw mina, Palstot (31b), C noisome, Gloss, Lad of tho Lass, lisznpds!. TRB VIIMBERS . PLATS of 50 soya., for 3-yr-olcla and up. wards. Optional selling weight., &:. Two guineas entrance, to go to the second horse. One wile and a half. To dos* and MIRO to-morrow, August 21. RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTA. LONDON AND NOILIK WZSTEN.N, EUSTON STATIONo— Eapreas and ordinary day tickets at the regular charge sill be issued from London to York by the night mail, to- morrow, Asnust 21, and h 7 any train on the 22nd, 23rd, and 24th, available to return by anv train or any day up to and including Saturday, Augur 26. 017 AT 14011.11411LX, Kura's-cactus —A special expires troth will leave London for York, on Wednesday, Asps* 22, at 8 a.m., returnieg from Y..rk on Friday, the 24th, oar hour after the last race. Eapntn and ordinary day tickets issued from any station to York by the night train, to•merrow, the 21st, and by 'sinew .ni ordinary trains on the 22nd, 23rd, and 24th, will be available for return up to and including the 25th inst., by express and ordinary trains mpectively, to the stations at witch they call, including the special express for first-slase express tickets only. THZ FARMERS UNDER FREE TRADE,—Last year lo w tamers of Wirral, ChrAbire, le. re visited by • party of I agriculturists from South Ituteuhi re, to cassias and oeiti• du teal, system of Isrmiop ; sod this year, haying rev *lived as invitation from them for a similar purpose, the farmers of Wirral gladly accepted t) • challenge, and started from Liverpool by the St. Hales's Railway os Thursday, Angst 9, alierbtina at Fiddler's Perry Stella's. where they wen met by Mr. M. Loogtots, of Reinhill. Mr. Pemberton, sal ether leatlernen, who most ably piloted them through out the day.—Lirerpool Chrore,ek. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Isabella 11..millan, s ypure person of respectable some moo, was twilight hef - re Sir E. W. Carden, charged with bsviris attempted to poidon brut If. h was ter second emussinat-on. Mr. lirowo, a bontmoker in Artillery.lane, on the first day said—The clef,nd int, whom my wile and I considered to be the mils of a man named Harvey, has been lodging in my home about eight weeks with Harvey, and on the 13th instant st• was leaked in her room, and we could not make her hear by battering at the door. We at last forced our way in, and we Mead her in a mate of insensibility. She was taken to the hospital, where the stomach pump was applied, and it was found that she had taken laudanum. In answer to Sir R. W. Carden, the defendant said, re luetaatly, that she had been in the service of a respectable family ow Tewer-hill, and that she/ had been seduced by Herm, who prevailed upon her to leave her situation, end live with him as his wife, upon Lis solemn promise to army her ; that he had some days ago left the house, declaring that he would abandon her altogether; and that beieg lett penniless by him, she managed to get together the price of e-me laudanum, which she swallowed to get rid of her miseries and her existence at the same time. Sir H. W. Carden—When did you see him last ? The defeniant—Three days before the day I was so wretched as to take the poison. He told me that he would ma me again, sad that he would give me no means of support, and I told him, as I often had before, that I did not want him to support me, that I was able to support myself by my industry, and that I was desirous to go into service, but he prevented anything of the kind. I was without food, and if it had not been for the humane landlord and his wife I must have perished. Sir R. W. Carden—l have sent for the rnan who has been the cause of all this misery, and he admits that he has been the culpable party. Harvey here stood in the tritium-box, and bowed in ac knowledgment of the truth of the accusation. Sir H. W. Carnets—l have sever had any ease so taro mow before me. If, Harvey, t►is poor creature had sue eetided in destroying herself, you would have been nothing less thzu her murderer. You will leave this court with the contempt of all those who autround you. The female whom you have so fatally betrayed is much too good for you, and will never communicate with you agair, I am rejoiced to say. ♦ strong ebullition of feeling in the crowd behind the bar was chocked by as ofacers of the °mart. GUILDHALL Menu*lde Corteyeo; redll7gll;ii fesip, two Spaniards, whose appearance would denote them to be of the highest respectability, were charged with obtaining the sum of 1,1001 from Messrs. Muriato and Co , of Gresham-house, City, by means of forged letters of credit. Mr. Mullins, the solicitcr to the Society of Bankers, ap peared to prosecute. The prisoners were undefended. William White said—l am clerk to Messrs. Christopher Muriato and Co., of Gresham-house, Old Broad-street. On the 13th of August, this letter produced was received at our house by poet. It purports to be signed by Messrs Cortina' and Co., and is dated Valenti', the 6th of August. It is written in the Spanish language. It is • ocei:it (or John Manuel Campo, Doi , for 1.0001. It bears the post mark of Valenti", the 61h of August. On the 17th of August, the prisoner Cortayeor came to our house, having a second letter of credit for 1001., and received this august for 1,1001 on Messrs. Martin and Co , and signed a receipt for it in the name of John Manuel Campo in my presence. He then left. I have sine* carefully examined the signature of this letter, and it is as like the origiaal signature of one of the partners se it possibly can be. I know their signs tun, and should suppose this to be theirs. John Prince Lemon said—l em clerk in the house of Messrs. Martin and Co., bankers, of Lombard street. Muriato and Co. keep an account at our house. On Wed nesday this cheque for 1,1001. was presented to me for pay ment between twelve and 1 o'clock. It was brought to me by the prisoner Compass. There was a gent!eman with him, which to the best of my mole ction was the prisoner Masip. I paid the cheque in 119 61.-notes and 60 101.- note", and 61. in gold. The 101--sotto were dated the 4th of June, 1865, and were numbered 36,201 to 36,260. All the 51.-notes were dated the lit of August, 1855, 19 of them were numbered 61,372 to 61,390 both inclusive, and the remaining 100 were from 62,861 to 62,950 both inclusive. Henry Came said—l em clerk to Mears. Spielman and Co., mosey charger", of Lombard-street. Between 12 and 1 o'clock on Friday the prisoner Cortaytor came to our house and changed 100 51 notes for French and Belgian notes. I took the 51-notes to the Bank of England. He wrote his name on the back of one of them in my pressen. "Manuel Campo, London Coffeehouse." He received 12,600 francs for them, 7..000 is Belgian, and the remainder in French notes. The 51 -note en which the prisoner Cortayeor wrote his same was dated the let of Augeat, 1856, and num bered 61,378. Hs wes alone at that time. John Etheredge said-1 am in the service of Mr. Ellis, proprietor of the London Coffeehouse, Ludgate-hill. Oa Wedseiday last the two prisoners came to reside there. They came together, aed occupy the 111111111 bedroom—a double bedded r am. They went out and teturned to gether. Oa Friday they went out about 11 o'clock, and came back between 2 and 4 o'clock. I do nut know their name.. The name of only one of them is entered in our hook, but it is not the name of either of the prisoners. I understood from the German waiter, they were to have left on Fri Jay night. George Russell, a detective s film, said—l took the pri. *o'er Masip into custody at the London Coffeehouse on Friday night, and searched him there. I took from Dim this passport. which I produce. It is visaed by the Spanish authorities on the 28th of July, 1855; on the 6th of August by the French consul at Valenti"; and on toe 13th of August by the Spanish ambassador at Paris. The name on the passport is Miguel Masip. Francis Manuel Antonini said—l am a member of she Sr.. of Muria° and Co., of Gresham-house, 0:d Broad street. I know the handwriting of Messrs. Corriana, of Weeds. Ido believe the signature to this letter of credit to be a forgery. This evidence haying been interpreted to them by a gen tleman in court, The prisoners wished to know if they might communicate with the Spanish ambassador. Alderman Copeland said they should be allowed every convenience for communicating with the Spanish ambassa dor, or any friends they might wish to see. They would be remanded, and he thought they had better not enter upon their defence until they bad legal advise. On this being interpreted to them, Masip asked why be Was to be detained in prison, and when told that he was charged as an accomplice in the affair he expressed the greatest indignation. Alderman Copeland desired that they should have writing materials end every facility for getting up their defence, but ordered them to be kept in separate cells and not allowed to communicate with one another. _ _ They were then formally remanded. It was stated that suspicion was first excited in the matter as follows. The Messrs. Spielman, after changing the notes for foreign money, paid the former into the Bank of England. These haying been iesued from there only a day or two before, led the Bank authorities to make inquiries, a•d induced • closer inspection of the assumed letters of credit. —.— Hugh Joseph Sonia, a respectably-drened man, was planed at the bar on remand before Sir Chapman Marshall, charged with bovine stolen one handfed 101. shares in the Great Luxembourg Railway. It will be remembered that the prisoner wan a clerk in the employ of Mr. 'estop, of 5, Tokenhouse-yard, and that in March, 1864, he gave the shares in question to the pri soner, for him to deliver to a Mr. Meuop, end that subse quently he charged him with not delivering them, when be said that Mr. Mossop had requested him to get them changed for bonds, and that the shares were then in the hands of a perms at Southampton. Mr. lessop went down there, but could not gad the person named, and on his re turn the prisoner had absconded. He wee formally remanded until Tuesday, for the com pletion of the deposition', when he will be committed for d. The prisoner was then charged with embezzling 2101, the proppeer+♦ of his employer. Mr. John lfoesop said that on the 16th of May, 1861, he paid the prisoner 6281. le. in chequer, nom., end gold, for Mr. Jeesop. He had en open &anent with him, and sent this money on the settling day by the prisoner. He took no receipt for it. Mr. Jump said—On the 16th of May, 1864, the prisoner paid me 4181. Is. in cheques. He paid me no notes er gold. He had never since accounted far the balance, 2101. He paid the cheques into my bankers on that day. 11 w u hi s daty to amount to me for all moneys he received on the day that he received them. Tim primmer reserved Ids defense, and was fully cow. milted for trial. BOWSTREET. Joseph Tear, the eab-proprietor who was charged on Saturday last with remising 601. worth of cloth, whi c h h a d been stolen from the warehouses of Mr. Fisher, Broker's alley, Drury-butte, wee brought up for farther emminatios. Mr. Duncan, the barrister, attended for his. Although no additional evidence was attached to the &mealtime, some important declaims were made to the prejudice of the prisoner. It will be remembered that • party of four or five area were occupied at four o'clock in the swains in loading the prisoner's cob with bales of cloth, when one of the prosecutor's, matins woke up, !mum tho mire, started the thieves, end ran through several same@ la his night-shirt in revisit of the prisoner, who AIMS of at the rate of eight miles an hour. Upwards of 4001. worth at gc oda bad been put together for removal, the thieves having with a jemmy broken into the warehouse, by seemaliag a water-pipe. The primmer stated, in his defence, that he had been hired is the rail way to take some parcels over the water, and whoa Ise drove off he thought his fare was inside. Mr. John Adams, of 20, Yure-street, Cheemide, draper, Identified the prisoner as the seise cabman whom he had ems en sluaday evening, about three mantis ago, stead ies with his cab opposite • si:k Inereet's presises, la Noble street, about 10 o'clock at night. He remained there a /sag tine, haviag provioasly arrived with a gentleman, who bad left the cab end disappeared. Witness was talkies at the tints with • Mr. White, who happened to ic„,, the cabala, sad drew witams's attention to him. He was re. seiaiai then whin witness and his friend went away, and the neat day be heard of the premise having bees broker' into, and as ezttasive robbery ammitted. This het was proved by Mr. T. Redford, who stated that, Semite the Saturday sight sad the Stseday morning, the wastehnese wee entered end silk sad drapery loud& to the' Wee M bad been rammed. Visjosiso Iladstisisi - ; - ;17,4; - ;i4;:ed, as tL• strait of Ms L. galries, that the prisoner had boon known as an associate of attires for the last 12 years. Mr. DLIZIO/II objected to these statements, ard, however curious rai,tht be tf.e feet of his client's appearance in the City on tb' night of bane alleged robbery, it was not to be I brought forth as a piece cf "circunistaniial evidence " against Diu,. lie hoped ►is client would be admitted to _ _ Henry said the etriplh-ation for ball made it nee aaaaa y j that he *timid Ilsti.o to tie titileer's statement., IN cause they had referenc• to the prisoner's previous chsracter, but they would not be received as evidence unless sopportea by other teatimosyhereafter. The prisoner's srablekeeper mid hie mater's usual tim of going oat with his cab was 8 o'clock in the morning, and he was surprised to Bad him away on going to the stables oa Saturday morning last. The Inspector baying stated that there was a probability of further material evidence in the ease, Mr. Henry re minded the primmer for another week. LAMBETH. _ _ A middle-aced man, beviog the appearance of a respect. able tradesman, who gave the name of ✓chn Thorne, but refused to give his address, or any account of himself, was placed at the bar before Mr. Elliott on a charge of being ecncerned with two other prisoners not in custody with stealing a large bale containing various articles of property of considerable value, belongurg to the 31st Regiment, at resent stationed at Malta ; and further, with making a murderous attack with a life-preserver on the °facer who apprehended him. Mr. Isaac Joyce, a person of gen•le manly appearance, residing in Meadow-place, Kennington Oval, was also charged with attempting to rescue Thomas, lend by his interference the other two prisoners escaped. From the evidence adduced it appeared that about tem o'clock on the urght before police constable George Miller, ' while passing along Kennington-lane, observed two men get out of a iight cart and remove a bale of goods from the back part of a van, which was on its way to the Nine Elms: station, and put it into their eart, and attempt to drive away. The constable seised the horse by the head, when he was attacked by the prisoner with a life .p but he gallantly defended himself, and detained the earl until the opportune arrival of another constable, end the prisoners with the cut were secured. By the interference of the prisoner Joyce the two ml n who were with Thomas got off. Oe 'staining the cart at the station.house, a chest of tea, which had been stolen from the door of a grocer in Westminster, oa that evening, was found The prisoner Thomas declined offering a word in reply to the ohmic, but Joyce assured the magistrate that the other prisoner and his friends, whoever they might be, were per. feet strangers to him, and nothing wee more distant from bis wish or intentions than that of screening a thief, and his disposition was always to assist the ?hike. Mr. El,ott remarked that it was rather unfortunate that by his interf!rence two persons who were evidently thieves had iffwed their escape. The prisoner replied that he was very sorry for 1., and salted a respectable witness, who spoke most favourably of his character, and became security for hie appearance on a future day. The other prisoner was remanded without bail. SOUTHWARK. John Richard Stnals,• pewit* in the Royal Artillery;was brought before Mr. Combs for Anal examination, charged I with being concerned, with another, in breaking into the Waterman's Arms public-house, Backside. It appeared, from the evideno. of Joseph Ally, police constable 891[, that he was on duty about three (Moil on Tuesday morning last, when be heard a breaking noise 'inside the Waterman'. Arms. He stopped a moment near the spot, and perceived a Bickering sort of light inside, when he rang the bell and knocked at the abutters. A noise was I then made inside, as if some persons were running away, and a few moments afterwards Mr. Prooyn, the landlord, came down stain and admitted him. He instantly went through the house, and saw the prisoner climb on to astable adjoining, where witness followed him and caught him secreted behind a stark of chimneys. Another pollee constable went round to loek after another man who was seen near the spot, but he managed to escape. Oa exomin i-g the premises afterwards, witness found that a panel of the doer had been broken, end by that means the thieves had gained an entrance. Mi. Probyn said he fastesed his house up at 12 Veloric, and when be was roused up by the policemen he found the panel of the front door broken and lying inside. The thieves had evidently been disturbed immediately after ward', es the bar was not interfered with. Mr. Combo said he did not appear much of a thief, there fore be should order him to be given up to his sergeant, and conveyed to his regiment at Woolwich. THAMES. John Clark, otherwise Haley, was charged with breaking into the dwelling house of Mr J.mes Joseph Baldwin, No. 14. Albert•equsre, Commercial•road Bag, neer the Thames Police Clint, and stealtag 1501., two silver salt spoons, and 1 s &noel shirt. The prisoner, when he frot into the dock, rolled about like ■ drunken man, and said—They base takes my money from me. On Thursday night the residene• of Mr. Baldwin, who is a ship chandler and =nine store dealer, was entered from the rear of the promisee, and 1501. in notes and gold stolen from the pockets of an ovet-coat. Two silver salt spoons and' a flannel shirt were also taken away. Police constable Walker, N 0.56 K, said the prisoner was giving away and spending • good deal of money on Friday, and in the evenieg of the same day came into the Dottie of Mr. Cispbans, the Crooked Billet, King David-lane fihadwell, and depolited with him 751. in gob'. The prisoner, at the same time gave 51. to his brother, which was also lett in Mr. Clapham's charge, and 51. to his mother, which she returned. The prisoner, who was half drunk at the time, said be had just received 1501. from a relative In California. That morning the pri. poser came to the Crooked Billet in a stab of intoxication, and demanded the restoration of his money. Mr. Clsphern, acting under instructions from the police, refused to return the 801, and the prisoner made a disturbance and threat• coed to break all the windows. Witness was Cent for, and asked the rimier when he obtained the money, to which he replied, " From Mr. Clark, in Austrelia," and afterwards that it was sent to him by a friend in California. The prisoner here loudly exclaimed—lt is my money; yen want to rob me of it. Mr. Ingham—ls the prisoner sober? Inspector Smith, K division, said the prisoner had been Pecked up since nine o'clock that nsornieg, and drank no thing but water in his cell, but had drank such an emir mans quantity of liquor on Friday night that he was hardly in his senses. William Chart., Potter, • detective officer, No. 212 K, confirmed the statement of Walker, and said when be asked the prisoner thrives what book he received the money, he' said from on hank at all, that it was seat direct from lths traiia and California. He searched the prisoner, and found upon him the fisnnal•shirtstolen from Mr. Baldwin's hones. Mr. lattham—Was he wearing it ? Mr. Potter—lle was, sir. Mr. Baldwin—The shirt is any property, and I believe the 804 left at the Crooked Billet is part of the money stolen from my home. The prisoner berg down his bead, rolled aboat the dock, and roared loudly-1 want my money. Mr. Ingham said the prisoner was not quite sober, and remanded him to prison on the charge of burglary and robbery. MARKETS. HARD WARE. BIRWINOSIALEUGOBTIB.—The improvement which has taken piece in the trade of this town is daily becoming more appal est. The factor's letters all speak in more cheering terms of business in the country districts; the shopkeepers' stocks are small; then they are now rapidly making up, and everything points to a brisk autumn trade. Even as regards the manufacturing district, of York- shire, from which we have had scarcely any orders there are symrems of improvement, as the orders are now coming in more freely. The foreign trade is dull, a not unusual °nannies at this period of the year; but the so counts front the United States are still most favourable, and it is upon that quarter that the trade of this town and the district mainly depend for its prosperity. The reports frJIII ti. district are good as to the state of the iron trade ; mills and forges which had long been standing idle, are again in active operation ; and during the week the leading houses bare issued circulars, stating that their books are fell of orders for bon and otter descriptions of nisnufactund iron, sad that any now received must be subject to the prices of nest quarter-day, when in all pr.• bability there will be an advance of it. a ton. It was stated yesterday that some members of the trade are in favour of an advance of U. es the only way of meeting the difficulties which they have with the workmen on the subject of their wages; but ell the best informed persons as to the condition of the trade, deprecate this large advanee of prices, because of its certainty to produce mischievous results. The colliers are again on the move fee an advance, and in some parts of the district another strike is threat. med. These inflictions are now becoming past endurance, and some measures must be devised for nutting a atop to them. Though we are now in the midst of summer there is scarcely any coal on the pit banks, the men are only working bait time, and the high price of the commodity is injuriously aff' eting the manufacturing interest all through tee district. Ualses some steps are taken to remedy this evil, the consequence will be that the trade of the district will gradually be driven from it. The irregularity in the performance of the West Indian mail packet service is the suhject of mush complaint by the merchants in this town, and a memorial to government on the subject is contras. plated. The copy of a petitioa from the " merchants, trader, and , inhabitants of Barbados.," hes been resolved here, setting forth is detail the irregularity in the arrivals I of the malls at the whole of the West India Wands for mail mouths pest. The inconvenience has been felt almost as largely by the merchants here, and in all probability a memorial similar in its character will he adopted in as to put an earl to the " isomplets dienganisation" into which the intersolonial envies tsreprnented to have Wen. COTTON. Ltvitvoot., AUGUST 18. —The market Wooed watt ea upward onstisney, sad extrema prises for all descriptions. TM sales woo 10,000 to 12,000 hales, of -hien 1,000 were Int ezpert. and 2.000 on speculation. 200 Egypuaao, 6d. to 811., sad 2,000 Barats. 4d. to 61d. per It.. COTTON GOODS.—MAXCUUTRII, Al/OVOT 18.—There , hos been a slight but eradool iasprovegnint of tone is this market throughout t►e weik, pertly the malt of bottom whim from lads, sad pertly aridai from taproved goal. dew e'en by the fine and apparently settled harvest imam., which has set in, and which has been all but oat venal throughout the country. Prodncers have been de , I mending more money (in consequence of a trifling rise in I the raw msterial), which was resisted at the ccmmencement of the week, and is given reluctantly now. '1 as full rates demanded last week, h , and which selers had then home dilliculty in ,btaining, are uow resdi:y g:vec, and to this la t en t me:utters have secured an advantage. For clotba the principal tiemand has then in 4') lac') ihirticias, to the India trade. At Calcutta, according to Lot advisee,l there had been large 511,11, but without tee improved rates, which exporters had been led to expect at preview dates. At Bombay, values had taken an upward direction, both in yarns and cloth, and though prices there are still low, and would scarcely cover shipment. at the rates now ruling in this -market, the *deices have, on the whole, led to more activity among shippers. The week's business has not been on a large scale in shirting', but for favourite malc.s, under contract, manufacturers have obtained rather better prices. There has been more inquiry for domestics, also, and heavy makes of these cloth., coarse T cloths, and some makes of long iclotho, have gone off to a fair latent at list quotation,. A little advance has been found practicable in Name elutes of printing cloths, such as 27-inch 66-reed goads, and • moderate business has been done in other descriptions where last week's rates were acceptable. For yarns there is an improved demand, both from home consumers and exporters, particularly for mule twist of helm qualities, which are j t. to V. per lb. hither, whilst warps and pin cops are reported at about id. advance on late quotation,. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lzans, AUGUST 18.—We bays bad • goo., market this morning. In the coloured cloth ball there has been considerable animation; a good attendance of buyers imparted much activity, and a full average busi ness in nearly all kinds of goods that have lately been in active demand has been transacted. Tweeds continue in large request at higher prices. In the white cloth hall there hes been a f.,ir ordinary market; medium cloths and eight -quarter coatings have constituted the bulk of the business. HALIFAX, Avoutr 18.—Wool bnyen better inclined to operate to day, and higher prices ere obtained. In worsted yam we hays no alteration to report. The market is quiet. CORN.-CAMBRIDON, Avo. 18.-Some samplcs of new wheat were sold today, quality generally not good ; not i much old offering. Wheat, new Tal , 76s ; red, 725. to 735. ; old, 72a to 741. Beans, 445. to 46s Oats, 281. to 325. CARLISLI, Auo. 18.-A fair supply of all kinds of grain. Wheat: demand good; prices firm. Oats: slow. Barley sold readily at our quotations. Prires were: Wheat, white, 295. to 30s. Gd. ; red,‘27e. to 28s. Barley, 14s. to 141. 91.; now, 15s. Oats, potato, 13s. to 13s. 6i.; common, 12a. to 13s. Rye, 16e. to 17s. Beans, 20s. to 221. Flour, per stone, 2s. Bd. to 3s. Oatmeal, 2a. 4d. to 21. 6d. Rpm's!, Is. Bd. Barleymeal, le. 6d.-Carlisle Journal. CANTEREVIVV, Aro. 18.—Our supply ,ntelairrh is not quite equal to the demand. Trade very dull. Brown wheat, 70s. to 725. ; white, 73.. to 80s. Barley. 335. to 355. Oats, 295. Braes, 425. to 445. Peas, 365. to 375. Concessvax, Avo. 18.—Hervest being general in this district there was only a limited supply of wheat on rale— the sale slow at a decline of 2s. Several samples of new were offered, the quality various, prices 725. to 80s. Barley only nominal in suprly and demand. A few new oats and peas, prices L. to 2s. lower. GLOUCESTIR, An°. 18.—Wheat cutting is now general in this neighbourhood. A splendid week of floe weather fully occupied our farmers, and the very few samples of wheat shown to-day could not be so:d unless at a decline of 21. par qr. Foreign in demand at It. less money. No alteration in feeding corn, but oats are worth pits an much money. Imports for the wick endiog Aug. 18:—Wheat, 3,984 qrs. ; oats, 650 qrs. GUILDFORD, AUG. 18.—There was II very large market of wheat, with a few parcels of new Tal , which sold' from 80.. to 86s. The demand was limited, but where sales were made prices were without much alteration. Wheat, 645. to 82s. Barley, 31s. to 375. Oats, 295. to 335.1 New peas, 40s. to 41e. HERTFORD, AUG. 18 —We had a very fair supply of wheat at our market to-day, which met a very heavy trade at from 2s. to 31. per load reduction, and in cause ducats. tiona still more ; bat little doing in other sorts of corn . Prices as last week. Wheat, 375. to 494. per load. Barley, 30e. to 3.55. per qr. Oats, 21s. to 325. Peas, 26.. to 295. per load. Beans, 28s. to 31s. Nowearrot-rPote-Tvxs, Avo. 18.—With the exception of Tuesday, when we experienced a drizzling rain, the wea ther this week has been exceedingly favourable; and although our harvest proxpects are improved, so far as this locality a concerned, still it would be idle to suppose that injury has not been sustained by the late inclement weather. Our advice' from the south speak rather disenuragingly upon the matter ; still let us hope that a merciful Providence will give such weather from henceforth as may not injure the crops to a greater extent then at present is the ease. The trade during the present week has Leen characterised by great inactivity, and to make progress in sales of wheat, it has been unavoidable to accept a reduction of 1ct029. rer qr.; at the same time, however, there has been no pressure, owing to the little fresh wheat held here. In South Country qua fides scarcely a transtetion has transpired, but in the early part of the week a parcel of very superior Fifeshire yellow was disposed of 775. per qr., 631 b,. per bushel, wh he only Weil in foreign we heard of were of some Heligenha fen at 741. to 755., and a little Holstein via Hamburg at 745. 631 be In Hour little variation can be noted, and the same remarks will apply to other articles. At our market this morning we had a very scanty show of wheat from our growers, and fresh-thrashed samples being much wanted, as wells* choice South Country, a fair sale was experienced at the full rates of this day re'nnigbt, one very select sample of farmers' red touching 7.41., weighing naturally 65 to 661hs. per bushel, where's choice runs c..mmanded 76.. to 77e., extra Norfolk Yellow weighing naturally 63ibe ., 784., and62llw. qualities 77c —for a parcel of Scotch White not very first-rate, 775. was acquired, whilt t in foreign (from being held beyond the views of buyers) scarcely a transeeti'm occurred. Flour, from bring in such moderate compass, was held firmly, and we lock, therefore, for a fair retail demand during tie ensuing week for favourite brands. In rye little *Lining. Grinding barley was rather mars enquired for— South Country samples weighed 56,b5. per bushel, being worth &5.., and foreign per same weight 345. to 35.. per qr. Malt inclines d . Boiling peas tending downward. Beans much as before. With oats we were moderately sup plied by our growers, and all descriptions sold upon much the same terms as last week. The arrivals this week see : —Wheat, coastwise 1,319 ; foreign, 1 906; rye, coastwise, 20; foreign, 83; barley, foreign, 18; oats, foreign, 460 qrs.; filar, 490 sacks. NORWICH, Avo. 18 —The past week has been ell that could be desired for the maturing of the growing crops, and in the early districts harvest has commenced. The reports generally speak favourably of *he growing crops. There is a small amount of defect, which every year is apparent, but the beat informed men speak confidently of an aversge yield The trade tencisy was languid, at Is. per qr. below the prices of last week, and a fair quantity changed hands at the reduc tion. Flour tilde brisk at Is. per seek decline. Barley trade none. Beaus and peas were a smell offer, and no change in value. The same remark applies to oats. Priem* current : Wheat, white, 725. to 741. per quarter; red, 675. to 70e. Beans, 48s. to 51s. Peas, 445. to 48s. Oats, 30e. to 32e. Fine household flour, f.o.b , .504. per sack of 2801ba., pur chasers finding sacks and claiming one month's credit. PETRRIOROTIOR, AUG. 18.—We have but a small supply of wheat here to-day, still prices must he written Is. to 2s. per qr. lower ; 631bs. yellow wheat, 70s. per qr. 11 may now be said to be general in this neighbourhood. Some new barley, weighing 56}lbs., was sold hers to-day at 355. Per fir- . . RZADINO, Ana. 18.—The supply of wheat has been short, the deluged for which was very slow, in consequence of the depressed state of markets during the week in Lon don and elsewhere. Prices must be quoted from le. to 2.. per quarter lower than lest week. Several parcels of new wheat on offer, and of gond quality, realising from 81s. to 78.. ; one parcel sold for 84.. All summer corn dull. New oats sold at 261. to 28s. per quarter. YOWL, AVG. 18.—We have bad a week of splendid weather, and the crops are now ripening fast. Neat week a fair quantity will be cut. At to•day'a market there is a small show of wheat, for which farmers ask fully last week's prices, and very little business is done. In other , articles no alteration. The following are the present prices of grain at our market this day :—Wbear, whit*, 765. to, 84 . h. per imperial qr. ; red, 725. to 745. Barley, grinding. 36.. Beans, 48s. to 50.. Malt, 70s. to 72.. Oats, la. 34. to 1•. 44. per stone of 14lbs. Flour, 655. to 575. per sack of 280Ibs. WISBZCH, Auo. 18.—The market here to-day to firm for wheat. and the supply bu been moat of it mold at lost week's pion. Scarcely any other grain offering. The weather is now remarkably fine, and harvest In this district will g lly be commenced in a few days. Prices to the growers . Wheat, new, file. to 80s. per qr. Oats, Is. 2d. to le. 3d. per stone. Beans, Cs. to 49e. _ _ - WORCESTIR, At'o 18.—There was a fair supply of wheat at market to-day, chiefly of the new crop; old wheat was about 4.. prr qr. lower, and new sold at from 8.. 4d. to 8.. 9.1. per 62Ibs. Barley quite as dear. Oats gave way Bd. to lx. per qr. Beans maintained their value. Peas more inquired for. DUBLIN, FRIDAY, A1701:711T 17. —We have glorious weather for the harvest. At our Corn Exchange to-day I business was entirely confined to the supply of immediate wants, sad we note no change in the e rrrrr cies of Tueed■y, except for Indies corn, which must be quoted le. to 2s. lower. There were a few samples of new oats, bore, and rape ; the two first sold at 152. to les., the last at 38s. to 40e. W AAAAA ORD, Alto. 18.—A contineanee of most splendid weather throurhout the week has enabled our farmers to make considerable progress with the h . Respieg is now general, but it is too only to report on either quality or yield of any crepe. A few samples of tawny eta. which bare appesred at market do not beat comparison with those of led year's growth. Our imports of rein have been to a fair *scent sines this day se'nnight, sod so change of consequence has taken plum in our market. For foreign wheat we have ked a goal inquiry, but, the quantity held being ry small, few transactions have recurred; them were et former arias. Barley dull at late rates. Oats have given way 3d. per barrel the last Oyer two, but holders do not press sake at 'hi, re d uc ti on . Lutissi corn: the demand for this allied' has greatly fallen off, and prices have receded 3d. to Bd. per barrel for all descriptions eseept delete, which, Waseca/vs, beings fall prime. Is dour only a limited business hes been Ise% at about last Batarday's quotable& We have board in it. !fewer Complaints of the potato ernn this week, and the d,y weather is believed to hare checked the proves* or the disease very materially. Imports this week: Wheat 1,039 (les • lodise cam 2,601; R u n t , 182 sac k s. Exports thy • week Oats, 7,00 b 'rule; floor, 469 sacks. KAUCALDY, AUG 18.—We have had a week of flee weather, the coming sturn , diatey nfter so m uc h ran wilt ; hasten Werveit very coasidar.bly—it.deid, already bill., ;cutting has commeoced nulls:Y. and, with • conticuate,a 'of th;s weather, wo may have it pretty fltuu°l 1n a*, At cur country markets, this week, we had little grai l of any kiad offering. Farmers were ima , ffetent sellers, whit s merchants seemed as well pleased not to operate ; that little of any sort changed beads. Here, to-day, we bed small supplies of grain. Wheat and oats sold slowly, the termer at a reduction of le. to 21. per qr., the latter at le. per qr. under last week's rate.. Barley brourbt the SIM aunty as last market day. Wheat, 70s. to 795. 61. per qr. Barley, 1 365. to 395. 61. Oats, 31s. 61. to 345. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LITZ/POOL SKIPS AT Folmar; POlATlL—Experiecce (Welty), at Camaret ; Alice, at Gibraltar; Perle, and P. dore, at Bordeaus ; J. H. Marie, at Nantes. BAILED PDX LIVERPOOL.—Amity, from Santander, Aug. 10. A IL lIIVE D. Aims DUATIR IA —at Stockton, August 16, from bilramishl ADMILL COLLIPOWOOD —at Gravosend, August IS, trors......e.si. 8114111/11—at Gravesend, August GI, from Oskar Soso:car. —at Liverpool, August 18, from Barbados. Barsoiso—at larlataL August 17, from... Memo !isms—at Cork, August 18, from... Constantinopo Cam. ?avower —at Gravesend, August 18, from ....... . Co!berg Coaxsurs Ganoram—at Gravesend, August 18, tram...ffew York Cases—at Gravesend, August :9, from pop es COLVMDIMIC —at Oransend, August 14, from liOtterdat CIWPOkSIA —at Shields, Augu4 17, from Clubs. I book° (os.)— at Liverpool. August 18 Davuisrsao - off Liverpool. Augur. 18, from Akral allitSAPClL—at Grassers/. Aortal 18, from —.....Gotbenburg Osmium - off Liverpool. A v ast 18 Garimorr (as.)—at Liverpool. Mime 18, from Rotterdam Gains (51.)-1111 Ltvorpost. Angst 11, from ._..... Alexamthia GIBIALTAZ (1,11.)—It orefellid. Aopat 19, from Crimes brows WT.= —at Stockton. Anise 14, from. ‘edio . . temaprosi—at Orsvosend, August 19, from b etm ,, k IMlM—en Grunwald, August 19, from Ilar;ibgeo IdICIMI-it Gravesend, AllgUlt 19, from ... ... ..... .....• Cherbou - rg _ "..--.....a. Aucust 19, from beide -. . lisiiiav/.:. at on•ree;nd, Ague A, from .., 8 ,,,,y um Slastaaw —off Liverpool, August 18, from „„, Hamburg rata—off Pill, August 17, from ss. Memel IRMA—at Gravesend, Aug ust IS, from G ot t ri ,b urt Nlrmirs—at Falmouth, August 17, from B ra d y Oases SPRAT— ut Sunderland, August 19, from (lades Ql7lllX—at Stockton, August 14, from Who:Ai* Oarow—at Gravesend, August 18, from Norway Orro—at Gravesend, August IS, from Aarhus Prior -at Gravesend, August 18, hum Ilsoburg PaINCE ALIIIIIT —at Gravesend. August :8, from Naunzas Itstssow—at Gravesen4, August 19, from Rotterdam ROBILIT HADDILL-08 Liverpool, August 18 dr.Jortarat Pill, August 17, from Memel Bon—at shield/. August 17, front ~,,.y„4 eoruts AND Masosirr—off Liverpool, August 18 Svaarras—at Gravesend, August ill, from fire B. Pesr,—at Gravesend, August IN from p aa yi r k Struaunety—at Gravesend, August 18, from Mama* B.asu—at Gravesend, August 18, frcm Callao ersor Dorm—at Oraveiend, Awed I% from Dordt THOMAS RI/cats—at Graveeend, August 18, from Cobs Tint—at Liverpool, August 18, from Late Video Toacurro—at Gravesems, August 18, from Oxhia Tuna- at Gravesend, August li, fr0n5......„.... Hamburg I'minutes—off Liverpool, August 13 Wasseroace—at Gravesend, August 18, from ..... ........iounieg BAILBD. AZCADIA—from Liverpool, August 19, to Quebec ADSONDOCII—from Greenock, August 17, to Nen lost Anna-170M Gravesend, August 18, to AlllClTlA—from Gravesend, August 19, to Constautittople Autos—from Gravescod, August 19, to Hobart Town Acorns—from Oravrenei: Minot 19, to Bremen Ream, Car—from Gravesend, August 19, to Antwerp BAT. Vlll—from Oraveeend, August 19, to &WlT—from Graveeend, August 19, to Cream—from Newport, M., August 17, to Huang Corr or CALCUTTA-1(061 GterlloCU, August 16, to Calcutta Cara—from CAI dilf, August 17, to New Yin CALM/0111A —from Greenock, August 17. to Mr ntreel CANADA (14)-1(0131 Liverpool, August 18, to Hum CISINDWA-1(0111 Gravesend, August 19, to Csyr or Rorraaurs —from Gravesend, August 19, to Daniurk °colorer or I.oloDll.6—from Grarceerd, August 19, to Hamburg C. Z. or Lamixo—from Gravesend, August 19, to Hamburg Dos—tram Hull, August 17, to QU66O DAIILIA-16111 Gramsend, August 19, t 0... Adelaide Darapur—front Or .veserd, August 19, to Cor.stautneple DIANA-Irolo Gravesend, August 19, to Eiall AUCKLAND-1(0m Gravesend, August 19, to Romulus' ELIZA CII•DLOT(L—from Dover, August 17, to rubs ILtut.a —from Shields, August 17, to. Malaga Baas —front Liverpool, August 18, to ended Boner Purr FlWlT—from Cardin, August 17, to Lisbon Poiummussa —from gunderland, August :6, to Carthame Glasera 7 trone Gravesend, August 19, to Rotterdam .- . _ .. ____ Gasser Wasson's—from Liverpool, Awls& 11. to .New York o•llDTPS—from Liverpool, August 16. to Valparaiso aunts —from Falmouth, August 16, to. Liverpool °MUM:IDA —ha& Hartlepool, August 17, to Gszai GRAPTILLY —from Liverpool, August 18, to Memel Filmosse —from Cowls, August 17, to Hansaa—from Plymouth, August 16, to Haas—from Liverpool, August 11, to Flexuous's —from Gravesend, August 19, to Harlingen 11•210•1111—from Gravesend, Auguet 19, to. Hans Houomn—from Gravesend, August 10, to . (Weed I.L. or INAPCI from Greenock, August le. to 1.1.11 PD Moo—from Newton, M., August 17, to Coruna& lassie (p.)—from Southampton, August 17, to .. ...... Peninsula 1 miss AND ALIII/11T—from LiTCAPP:II, AUgll . / . .1 IS, 10 Joust Bisione— from Grime_ _ 4- ----- August 19, tolbsurss ---.......--. .. —. JAPAN LlND—ft= GRATtNeDd, August 18, to Mauritius Law Ositsr—from Swansea, August 16, to ' Lasuse (is.)—from Livearxd, August 19, to Singwre Loyst—irom Queenstown, August 16, to.. hull LOAM Diestaaa—from Cardiff. August 17, to Malts Loan Doevaide—from Greenock, August 17, to Bombs? LIVBSPOOL—from Gravetend, August 17, to New York Mosstam—tram Gravesend, August It, to Rotterdam Msrum'a—from Gravesend, August 18, to MARIA T JOANA—from GrilAeitlld, August 19, to Ms —from Cardiff, August 16, to MARIA HILIIIIII—from Cardiff, August 17, to Lisbon MATNILDR —froze Falmouth, August 16, to Astwerp Muses—from Valm".ulb, August 16, to Amsterdam Maras A. DAT—from Liverpool, August 18, to &musk Narmairrow—from Liverpool, August 18, to Newfoundland NiumaAora—from Newport, M., August 18, to ClDthell OCIAN • trots Gravesend, August 19, to Musing Pascurts—from Sunderland, August 16, to Calcutta Patens OMAN YIKADIAICIL—from Newport, IL, August lil, to kilo Janeiro I Cloase—trom Liverpool, August 16, to Amsterdam SOTAL ALsaur —from Plymouth, August 16, to Adelaude Rios - from Gravesend, August 19, to Constantinople Roans Guar —from Gravesend, August 19, to Sm. or rug Easr—from Liverpool, August 18, to Melbourne &mune—front Greenock, August 16. to SICALT—from Queerotown, August 16, to Si. Atha's, NMI. Soenta—from Cardiff, August 17, to Seanrax—trout Greenock, August 16, to Dalhousie SANTA Csrnsaiga—from Carliff, August 17, to MILS &neon HAT!,—from Gravesend, August Id, to 'Tim, 6111'M re—from Gravesend, August 1 9 , to Newfoundland TurcoaLts—from Gravesend, August 19, to NOTINIV Tes.aaaarm—:ram Falmouth, August 16, to Tasoa—from Cardiff, Augustin, to . Constant/noels I Two —from Shields, August 17, t 0...... Tawas* Jana—from Newport, M., August 17, to. Q L/C LK Wu. Drams—from Swansea, August 1;, to Cuts Wienaamaas—from Liverpool, August 18, to. New Orkin/ WM. VISUAL—from LiverexA, August 18, to Valperano WILLIAM—from Gravesend, AURIMM 16, to Leer Warr FaaseLAND—from Gravesend, August Id, to Campdsn Wasusaaa—from Gravesend, August 18, to Jialte VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Empire State (ship), for Liverpool, lat. 45.52, too. 35.40. Montery (slap), lot Liverpool, lat. 45.62, lon. 115.40. The number of passengers bound for London on board the homeward Channel Island packets is t. legrapbed to Southampton from Hurst Castle, twenty miles distant, in order that • special train to London with a sufficient number of carriages may be prepared. As the packets pass the telegraph station at Hurst Castle, two or thea• miles off, a board is placed on the paddle•bos, having• number printed with chalk on it, corresponding to the number of London pselengars. This number, the figures of which are about two feet in height, is desert< d by means of a telescope at the telegraphic station, and • flag 11 lowered there to show to tte captain of the packet that the number has been made out. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BARRETT.—Aninst 17, at London Ileum, Itatcliff, Mrs. A. W. Bar rett. of a daughter. BELL—August 14, at Hull, the • ife of Mr. R. Bell. of a eon. BELL—August 17, at Esat Iloulrey, Surrey, the wile of Daniel Bell, Jun.. Erg., of a eon. BCLFOKD. August 16, at Gerinan.terrsee, Blrkenbe.id, Mrs. J. T. Milford, el a daughter. CALDECOTT.—August 16, at Sprlagfleld Lodge, Clapham-ooninion, the wife of E. Caldecott, Eisq., of a daughter. EDE.—August 14, at Lostetford, near Guilcittad, the wile of C. Ede. It q., of a son. FlNLEY.—August 14. at the Rectory, Ingeetre, StiaffogdahL - e, the wife of the Rev. J. Finley, of a eon. BOOPEIL—August 16, at Abbot's Hinton, the wife of the Re , . P. Itooper, of a isaughter. YELLOLT.— Augast 17, at Cavendie Hall, Suffolk, thew& of &mail Tyr= Telloly, Beg., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. rARDNER—BIESIE.—Augu.t 14, at St. Nkholas, Carrickfergus, 1 7 the Very Rev. the Dean of Cor.oor, G. H. Gardner Esq., Cora. murder to Jane Sarah, daughter of T. biro e, EM., Carrickfergus. 'BULL—DUCKWORTF I .- August 10, at Bt. Mire.. Eirlum J. C. Trull, eon of Dr. Trull of Bath, to Mary Anne, daugh l = Mr. W. Duckworth, of Harelltonrquare, Birkenhead. 6HITE—POITEII.—August 16, at St. Mart's, Kennington, by the Res. C. Lane, M.A., George Thompdm, son of W. Wtite, Esq., et Montag Clapham-Nei, to Ellen, daughter of the 1.4 W. Potter, Esq., of Wandsworth, Surrey. 6000 - LEACH.—August 16, at the parish church, Rochdale, by the Rev. J. V. Parker, Joseph, son of J. w o od, hat., to sera. daughter of Z. larch, Eaq both of B. DEATHS. DARRALL.—Augnst 14, Mr. J. Dans of Yyro.strcet, Blrmikhzol. aged 73. DAVY.- Auguet 14. Mr. J. Davy, of Long-we. aged M. R. BARRETY.—Augo.t 14, at Irvine, N. 8., Elizabeth, el% of R• Barrett, Esq., late Bengal CUD Servile. HEREFORD.—August 18, at 41. Wilton.orescent, Rotert Drywalls 12th Viscount Herrn rd, aged 48. LATARD.—Aagust 14, at Bath, Miss Henrietta Margaratti 14 7 041 daughter ofthe late Rev. Dr. Layard, Dean of litudoL LOPTHOUnE.—Auquet 14, at Broom Rank, sbeEeld, J. LAW" Eaq 1 late of Hull. 80MER8ET.—Augnat 14, at Park -lane, the Duke of eeefferto aged 50. eilaladaalpuMbhal y Wrsual iss• kW" of No. 4, Lammed Walk la las OW 01 Louden. Pilaw. at, Um Oft% Liob 6 r 4 OW*, la IN swim eflrbitctrbn.—XonaT. Mom SO, SSA