The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-28 00:00:00

, I BuoimatAII,...WOLITgRHAMPTON, AN!) 'STOUR VALLEY. or • (Arty meetior d the eiantholdere in this under erv. Lel.l at llintsinghswi ;ester:Ay. W. F. Ls os 'a h. ot rite meted that Hie first psymrnt of nut from the L qt!. .u 4 North W.st.rri Coop tor the 'All y.ar joth of Jana kest„ at he two of 33 0.. S 4. per elm per rearm, bang Swath's& the .11ei.lee• a a per "at. *bids ass declared by awl Lasso at their ineettog. 1.118 en the 16i lose The 4U-raters eap..et se receive the meow this yeah (althcath, by the :saes, it is nee due until the 184 et net month). and the die..'in.i aunion be, thorefete issued I rthwita. W :le the view of er.abling shiantiolders to know tie exec: /Milani or haNUty Oa raped of the ex. rune will be imearred la *wryly", on the b s•••ness era only, new that dwilioe is In Fannin* ..1.4 North Wecern ihway.Awspany. Use .f..e • r mad- an setingentent by whill tbe b t lf yret' v,erses wi.i linti!la to • stye, net escreeling on re'.• .ac per s`. ore, whirh will be ers!neted Irmo thy d:, .. n • r00..r .legly. The 111:- , :on hate ow pet • neat AA •aty in ett:itio •r.iea e •rarlosis • ; Le ;MS e +rad• rably do: -yed the sult!e tien !!w .y t , r• h+r. upended, how,:vor, during St. 1 the s..o:t of 23,1121. on tke works, siOd there non —c,ine het -eta two and three sales of the pin yto lo'd. The rates' stations have horn let, sr ! • re 'lsar In IP rove of erection, and the rfirecars hope r • inTreainlenn skill he met with to prevent th.. on•ti. ino -• T' . •ne ;••• th.t coulee Or • few months. The svitement soows oat there le • Wares in baud of A ni(ti.ut *h• Merlon of the report baying been nth m'•• . Mr. JOHN ACTON enciaisei whether the 1.:, don as rte. Woe. Ti c inspany Aso not earrlid over • much lir:. • suor M nos anal this half year; the starehollera -; kiag h 4 a rnilior fibres* in tkat quesi ie i• A y • that the North Westin Cousrany to Id have ' r MI p:r emit. more than they actailli it might not have lona altogether ;nal t.t t er th - t•' r still i• Ts IS subject for cora idant'on wht thee is s roe!. this ciea-o-.y fairly particir.t• d la th p tin. Thy rich: lave had a pound per teat. sn re • or 1, the Lotter. entt:+any bad p oil pr cen:. only, it wuald have givel the v on :Atkin of 13.. dl. 'l' - AIRMAN said the: the. esapsay could rot inter fere with .-.• Lv..don and Nor:h Writ. ra Cnetpony Is th ins :• •ie eh :dr od ; by the t. rat of the sweetmeat they we.e to e e... r mai two. thirds of the dividend, without any recant what're, fee profin. Mr. At+TON nj nut d that *he startling fate in :to mater w- • _.`.,tune amount ot surplus of the Lonloa and Nuith • r piny se ..cebired at the lest kalt.yeerly las L. no r ere;' than lb. avenge. 1' seemed to him . . • y was rather barfly dealt with. . LIA %IS. the ironnsaster, hid it wevild Les way kr; th•ng M the part of :be London and North W. • •; re.. Cons,agy, to &vole their pectins* the Its: traction ; n r t -e sit Rua of noel, metal slight be. it wee q s; tha cols-recy was; there in th : of it He ihuirLt that the best thing for the Linden .:..rth Company to do was to keep down their or . di , !, act &nil. their surplus in getting rid of Dar. o. • n es debit f r seli:ett they were paying Ligli rates oft A • 164.4. h. ler for investment be wool I rather IL • 1.1 et all Would be paid in ender to dot: this pit: n 5. • r.! , 441 by Mr. Aston we. prowl by some Ltit INOLIbI, the eora: , l%y's e. t st at 1t ate wu FO dress that th, y Led no jj • Z SO i-terlcre with U Lundon and N. 4•13 IV-st . t: C .rp:.sy la dtearitg a div Aral; they were Wirt; to tl. two-thirds of that cividead alta•syer Ike am .• wry • b.. ironmiver, nid thlt emir street:di Ise 'oa a.d North West, rn ihareti kers :Lega te i • a w u:d can that their um' dividind w-a nut lr • t-o '• I *c:laag • 'Kul:toll large aarr7u.. Ite y.l lrt was adgptcd, and the u.a.t attend resells. tioa s'eo egret.' .o. Wr..tr I)l:ntiAM MeILwAT.-1 Us mood mooting w.s I 1.1 at :ft,.• Kites Head lan, D tolineon, on blowsy. N r owt EM.. io tie e.air. The chairman said, that as the accoures I, rein trot in without any easehrrr, sot as to 4.1 b. taken to nosy of the item., the I,eet colt ,- • .hen to par-,e woad be to appoiat a connaitt of wt.° into the acconste, at.d tower tip th upc 1 r Lew 'apt sees, 'to , examine the p . carp ny u resariwkwaylems, sad consiicr t! . • r r ts sat sotkuor a call of 11 per share, by witleb ,try would be able to pay a the 5,00td. .o iced of atortota t rr. He then pro;estd that a ' nbe attooitud, to cocotte of Mesita. T. L. . John John Hu kt.•o, N. F.e.el, of I) • .•• tt•wl, Mr. harry, of London, and Mr. LesAllota-, at t • , wit!. poste to tdd to their 'northers, end three ;..,norent. Toe ret.ltriat was carried nranim out It. , ti.re:t.rs w. .o reurt.l by rotation were Mr. K . 4st a Mr. Muresy, he prqra.ed trio they 1.• re-cleertd. Tr, w 44N0 (04. The sestirtg was thee seljounsi to Tuesday,Nossiaber 26th. V..:.:. t.F NEATII HULw.tT.—At the mett'rg of this ytati rday, the fern, hi.h appeared to the E p r . StiterZaT, was a d, ptt end toe ace4unts a. , • C.; rain )orsoot, , hie retie. d iTO2I the t-I . tt.o lural tolLtoitttt, tO tittle Mr. 11.0. of hat been elected. P,'. 7'N, ST.LAIVOIID, AND BIRMINGITAIL The h I •). ..y n t teg vf this vial no; wee held gewevelay, at •aiga:e street, lir. T. hlacaslay is the chair. The r-, r: a.ated taut it wou:d be oecestary to coa•.inue the tie• .• . ice of the emapsay uatil tar..aa outstanding tar /. w hi, 4 the c , mpaay art interested 'Lill bass been orrettest:. Dating tt.e u.st hal•-lear a farther por ti /.' the /1.: of the te.shi../.y had been paid over to the G:. Nor.tera Camyr.T um,...r the r , cent allfrollEllllll for th• to salon e! the eutran.ea to tb.e oompea►. The att.t.nete oh /wed its! had Weil received, and , spen lid, l+atise a balAr, e of 1,4i 4 51. On the Ltt•ior of tut Cu:etas, the report was adopted, after which ta. arctic; a..pantcd. A l'it'ivlDENT SOCILTT Dk FAULTED,. ••••• James Richer.;, Lee cos:rt.:or to the Maldon trench of the Ewen Pr c I o: Society, Woo abs•-,Ned from that town on v.e on M. o •.og to a di title Ley in kis acermata, hae oda, .1 \:n-iii! no to the sothoeisiss, and is now eahly lodicel in ..ppeers ti her. gone to Franey, sad lived at .r, netel hie rcs:nrcee became exhausted, when he tome. I to return to ;He votary raid deliver himself op. 11. setord ceme ore: in a packet on Ban•isr night week, an: of. 1114 1:•!:,Iiirg morning he gave himself into the mil Ay of the yoke, stating that ho has defrau Ici the parish of Madan. He w coaveyed thence the same niAt, au] co To. eday morning a teietraphie zneesage was not to Mr Baesindwh.te, clerk to the Provilent S eclety at Chelms ford. two .tint his %molasses at the essotiorins of the aCCeil Hi..kerd we' token Wits George May, one of the ho•r,ugh saacietraves, charged with tentiercianent, and was r glissade,' —River Herald. PM:" tTiC ML7IIOD Or ROBBING NIERCITANTS.- A: .1 and system vie method of wereto.uemsu plan. dera r epnreen of grids, ile., has just eons to li/hi tar• Inetruntentskty u! the Liverpool police. Ibe ~ t on the corn being deetred from the ship, a r ~ t..• I 'local sled in the sack placed in the weighirg K_:. as a eAnterne:ght to the sack in which the grain is contained. Thus en overweight is obtained in each c.ck of I:prebend:se weiihed, and thus, when the grain is thrown lota balk, the diabolists warehouseman is enabled to ah.tract by releuladss, a even number of sack., leasing the men. ettant to whoa i! wse warehoused his 'till w arnt of com modity, but, of sourer, ribbing the shipp r to the amount abs•recteel. During the week two warehousemen, in the scr rice of Coves and Co , were brought belies the magistrate, i test practice, and al ,o ans. named !Duke/tune, woo k • l as a wsrettonso in Frederick street, which, it has traasrared, hm beta a depot fort eaerehandae nionsin , l4 by tki• and r et!thoseet methods —Li eerier of tittpulard. _ PAent Am, Excl3L—l am examined, std my de- I fatties rortims thrown oat, for the in again ;I am made etp into quires and learns; I am weighed sad excised by nit hundredweight; and I ea reedy far ray work. Of my being aide tte es. jest of nonsensical defeat:Goof mime duty I. the Bowe of Commons, I need is; nothing. All the world haute that when tht Itieht Has. the Chancellor of the lachoquer, fee the time being, says I ant only the worse by • duty Si Meant shillings per handredwei e ht, he is • wean funownihre, sod either don't know, or doe's care, any thing eleist me. For, he leaves out of c•meidsration all the vezatioes, t pressing, and preventing knout'ss of excise duty co any trade, and all the ern cent and chugs of pack leg end unpacking, carrying and re carrying, imposed wpm the mtoofacturer, and of course owe the public. Bet we WOE hare it, in future, mu with right tionourables as with Lois. The ChsAcellor of the Exchequer that as slap, and wool slag, mostlbe made task's—mall. My we tempichoeis wide with the ammieeture. I am raga no awe, but • visitor to the paper-mill. I us a pleased liiit%l to sea the mill in such beautiful order, sad the work people so thrivtag; sad 1 think that my friend the owner has nes= for saying, with as • sail-, as we some out upon the sparkling stream again, that he is NM so callint" " whew be I. in NIL Shining up in the blue sky, for 0,9 e the paper-Da, a were speck in the diastase, is a paper k.te. it it SA appropriate thing at the moment.... net to swear by (we have enough of that siresdy) but to hope by, with a devout heart. May all the paper that 1 sport with soar as innountly upward as the paper kite, and be u Ler:alas to the holier as the kite is to the boy. Hey it bring to some few Wads such fresh amociatime ;;sad to sot no worse remembrance than the kite that owe plucked at me own bead like an airy friead ! Ma I recol lect the paps hoe a mighty duty, sit forth In no schedule of cads, and that its asses are love, forbearance , mercy, pro gram, morn of the hydra cant, with all its million buck ! De tem:, " !Leasehold Womb." _ A Womax Xll.Lkii 1 Y 11Elt If cat:Aau.—The in quest or tLe body el Margaret Maier, who, u we have already statad, was killed by her Lusbaad, John Miller, on kriday last, acar eter, terminated on Tuesday even ing atter a lengthened inquiry. Mr. Hicks, serves, who kW 111•110 a pest ',vote"; examination of the body, preyed that 'teeth hit been caused by disean of the bean acted upon by the blow inflicted by the prisoner or by some strong eacitement. The jury woordingly returned a verdict of " M a rudsagl Vs easiest Jobe Miller." }AIAI. Accioarrr.—As accident of a shocking character osearred yesterday I. the neighbourhood of Bristol. A man bed bees sagas .d to do aowie work at a hayrick, near be4minster, aad aniviag at the plan earlier than the up poiatci hose, be laid himself down ea a Bauhaus to Jeep. • pulieetaaa, wkr, found him, aroused his and warned him et daogn, but the poor f.llow, on getting up, bectimibg Addy, fell beta Late the pit and received injuriti of which be died. 11(1.11,AN I). Pencil'. Anoint 27. The ike of Cimbridge has re: u; ned fri.m g sr.d ant resumed the con:maed of It e garrison acid dist: int of Dublin. have be • Although the reparta of the potato Id:gli come much fewer in the provincial newspapers it would appear that this eircurnistnnee arises rather from the tri•citess of the subject, which had t. and a pile° in every newspaper for wee ks, than from any cessation of the cause. I regret to learn from gentle men who are enabled to give p. rsonsl tcs , imony on the subject that the progress of the blight is not ar rested, and that its existence in every part of the country is a sad and undeniable r ality. I was assured yesterday of the existence of cities in which it may be stated, w i !tout any fear of exstrzeration, that so much as half of the tubers are di:or-end and utterly Indere. The weather has again become excessively wet, after a few days of ccrap trativ: dryness. It is expectel that if the Synod awcaahled at Theriot SAM to any decision on questions of much general interest beta, Thursday next, the result will he intimated to the public on that der. This in, how ever, by no means certain, and, as yet, conjecture is perfect.iy silent on the coarse of the proceedings. The clucation of re;tte as compared with usury in mercy is thus pithily exrunded in the E-enton'e Journal of this mornmg, and it may be observed that the term of " usury in land," as applied to exorbitant rents, is now bec”ning v'sy generally and to txpresi public opinion on the subject in Ireland. Lod (up the ) a the laud :N.: capital, jolt al beiLion, er its represeetative ILe capi tal of the "aristo crat" of Lanhard-street; aid when e law prohibit.. the Lombardy net stint neat from revelries Saws thsa a siv:n eentaza for the sae of his trilli4a lest a bigh r " seat" wool being serial Wary on the land arlottelate who hire it, It sertsenly is malt reasonable to extend Olt priaeiple cf Lew, sad ay to the land aristocrat , " We htee protected you ion the 'tsarinas pipings of the Insert .- strett Jews, and we ail, protect the lives and fortunes of the ocnepien treat your usuiy, in turn." There is, b. side., this ditlerer.oe is tawny of the interfere ace with land every , 1 —that land usury beings death en thousands and tens of thousand., and misery on minims, while moray usury mid ()sty ben; penury cat a tc * tb rtttl. se vagabonds. The vacancy in the deanery of Waterford has h. en filled by the appointment of Dr. Townsend, the pre sent Dean of Umorn The appointment has been made by the Lord-Lieutenant. The Lord Prima* returned from Lor.don to .17- roagh. last week, aid his arrival was celebrated by the ringing ofjoy bells. At the meeting of the Rspeal Association yester day, ths collection for the week wee announced to be only 61. 10s. Three " II tah " members of the London swell mob, eallinzthernselves William Saunders, John Johnston, and Ueorge Edwards, have been committed for trial for same depredation* emmni ted immediately after their arrival here, on the usual autumn excursion to Ireland. The wo:ks were reesm-d yesterday by the con tractors on the Cork and Ilst.dos Railway. Out-door relief has born discontinued In all the unions of tho county at Care. EDWAUD I. COLLINP, has been appointtd a stipenthazy magistrate. Mr Collins h sot.-ia lam to our esteemed feline e 'see, J. It. (Mr. Roth?)). Ibe district sseleaed him is Ratbaeale, in :be seamy et limaeick.—Co►k Rekorter. . . :leAtorst AND Slit(l.-Citteilllo.-0a the night of the 13th last., ‘s parties sanc4 Duane were returning to their howl et Tinia-y, they were attacked by nun of the nun of Delsay, when a wens eesfi:e• took piton and silicas wuciads wen ieflicted. Theurn Donee was so severely bt stem that his lite was endangered, sad but little hepes sentinel of his recovery. loth parties were relative,. Tl.e melt (viably( d from the passion of jealousy. It a2pears that Thomas Dua:,e and Tarns* Delany, rather comfort .ble (arisen' sons, were paying tr.eir addresses to a fassisatiug young weenie of the mane of bfiu —, who, IP riles her ether anumplishatents possessed, it is said, a hundred sub naLlial &cram 1: is sail she naid cans attention to MU/WS LID ruts protestati7-e than she did to Delsaj'e, sell, at perceiving this, lueacte sewrycd, sad jeal..usy of esurse, and witn it recaps, grew in tis MGolll—aad beans the caw • of the 11111;30ii. —Ntll/94Guardivs. _ . DiiNNTBROOK Fdift.—Tne benne.. portion of !hie fair eminence) yesterday. toe previous day being wiry. 1• nine y termed " Walkian Sunday." and devoted to amuse. meet. On no Ignitor occasion for the last five lean dil the green of Donnybrook present so eb, eriag an appear mot as that which marked it yesterday. In tee fir•t pl ,e-, the show of sheep greatly excelled iutithing rf the tweed at former fairs during th- above.mentimed period, while the demand equalled the eupp.y. Mountain sheep, from Wicklow, f• rend the portkn of tech stock at this fair, and those on Glee. yesterday were, f-r the greeter part, reethrkalde foe elea , diness of condition, 4nd in a majority of last .nee. fee decided improvement in breed- in?. T and three year old 'redden lostr:ng some prima aeons to meat were ricked up in smah lots with etheaticrable brisket,' at from 2,.. to 321. a pitTe by butchers frm town.' and by panics for wearer feed. " 11. w k.faces " sought after with much avidity, but very 'earth. L rca of the above ages fetch-d from 20.. w n.. according to quality. For cue lot ' of 2) two-yean-old ewes—but when, meeiteet attention had been rid to breedings as well as to condition, a cross of Soato Down bAag et idest-305.61. each sat obtained. Low eased wedders and ewes went at proporti . xately low figures, but were yet tad-in-ed. sad few if any complaiets were to b? heard of sacrifice. ha been submitted to. healthy, wet-irrewo Nem fetched Pls. to 20s , and cone few "esidexes" were disposed of to Aweless at IG.. to 17s. each. On the whole, the sheep fair so far proved a lively and a re munerative taus. Fo• Meek early, with the exception of promiseeg springen std newly-calved cows, of which there was a tolerably lair show, th ere was tut a dull demand. There was no beef on o ff er, Lad where an woraiasal sale wee effected in dry or yetuig steck it was opus. terms not reckoned r. nuaner !live to the seller. la springers and tall ankh cows genera:ly an improvement was marked ca recent prices. The horse fair, as usual, abounded with whole troops of " 'crews ;" there was, however, a very numerous display oilman well-bred hunts, and a •ddle hacks, varying from four to evc• years oil, altogether of a superior desoriptioa. Wilt these were a few ut.breken ttree-yearoohl colts of g ,od Agars and promise. But is this department it would be didlcu.t to name any prices, as vary iew excbenged owners, owing io the tint place to the extravagant figures 'seed " for sesthing worth looking at," and in the next to a pan. city of buyers, in eorsequenco, perhaps, of the:fair of Dro gheda —an important oi.e for hones—besides a fair at Mel linger occurring on the three day. Os, era, however, seemed to promise themselves better lack in the c4urs• of lb. week, and evinced no harry to part with their nags. FINE ARTS SALE OF THE KURD OF HOLLAND'S COLLECTION. THE lIAOII/_Avo. 22. END OF SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. DRAWINGS COPITINUID. No. 149. Michael Aug*lo.—The Holy Family ; a very highly fioishod work is rod 'Wilk. 1,::u0 florins. Ur. Woodburn. 171. ltaffseUe.—Cbrist at the Tomb : a very superb study la plane, slateited oath peat lone an exceedingly line composition. 2,000 aorise.—Mr. 178. Same.—Cirist at the Tomb. A slight but very flee study ale phone. 950 dorlns.—Enthoven. 185. Correggio.—Study ol Children in different attitudes, in red chalk. 340 fl irins.—Weimar. 18G. Fra. Bartolomeo.—A Holy Family. A fine deriftn, in black chalk. 215 florins. For the Louvre.—Mona. Van Knyrk. Ib7. Cornggio.—The Coronation of the Virgin. A fine tkrtch with pen. 131 i florin.—De V 01... 212. Michael Angelo.—The Holy Family. A large car toon, executed with black chalk. A grand compoo:ion, bat neat injured. G5O florins.—Ht. Woodburn. CLERICAL. Krt. W. Window, to Llamahangs' Nant-Bran P. C., Bristisockabirso, tillo. St. It., value 6GI. ; patrons, cohein of late W. Jailkeys, NAVAL. Al 'IIYaLTY , AUGUST 27.—A11.01241,1r.NTS.—COnenlan -la* of Coast Guard, A. J. Weodley and W. U. Webb. To nutter : Least H. lielhain. To Portlaxd : Mats, P. C. Henson ; Second Mester, J. Dahon ; Masters' Assistants, E. Fulminate and P. Ray ; Midshipmen—U. A. Parr, F. P. Mathes', W. 11. Stubbs, J. A. V.twrenen, E. C. Chaplin ; Clerks, M. F. Moresby and E. P. Hayes ; Clerk's Anistant, H. Hay ; liosbwals, J. AtarbAg ; Gannet, G. Oodding ; Carpenter, W. Cor nish. AVOIMT 27.—The St. Lawrence, Ameri can 50 glut frigate, arrived in Cowes roads, on Monday night, from the westward. Bhe remained there until ithis afternoon, when she weighed anchor and passed through ffpithead, to the eastward, saluting the fl ag of **naval Commander-ia-Chief with 17 guns, which the Victory, flag ship, returned with a like number. lux, 42, Commudere Lambert, hauled of from alongside her hulk, this morning. She h expected to go to Opithead in • day or two. WOOLWICH, Al:Otia 17. The Tartarus (seam-vessel), imms,„.coussisender Bir Godfrey Webster. Bart., arrived Here to-day from the Mediterranean station, and is to be paid o ff at this port The Warp (stewm.sloop) was taken oat of the West-end dock to-day, and the Geyser taken in, to have her bottom examined. The Geyser has all her rigging up, and is nearly ready for sea. MILITARY. (Tram last night's Gazette.) OTIPICE OF ORM4ANCF, A t new 211. RI. Reit. Artinery.—First Lieut. the Hon. W. e. Vecvniew to be P.m. cult, 'kw Wilueen kg.; use. Lint. It. U. 11.IIuwuR to be Just WM., 1106 Yr.halal. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVafifo,- AUGUST 28, 1850* ‘f164174-4 SPORTING. STIRLING I LAC ES.— (Com =D.) 8121111 STAINS 01 6 son. ilea, sad 2.5 added. Two atlas. Mr. A. Johnstone's b e by Clarke ust at P 512, 3 yr, (0. OW - 0) 1 Jr. forre.t rot Per 4 ps Mr. I).Lon.i.'s Uilly Ilrown, 4 yro BUCHANAN BTAILIS or 6 son. seek and 60 added. ole mile aril thus quartoro. • rrown'e Minot. 3 yrs (0. 02102) 1 • lotrlardtaires lady I'm-of, I yrs. bAt:clua drafts of 6 son. Nab, sod 25 added. Heat.; one, roue , ' and a distant's. Mr. FinsiVo Aspvl2, 6 its.... (IL Robernen) 1 0 I Mr. ea lay BrowS. 1 yrs II 1 3 Mr. Mar)'. Pilot, iced Mr. itaispling°B Ile.domon, aged............ 2 dr. BY. lit/41.13'S 11,40010A1 Of 6 sew. anal, and 20 added. One. round. 10.1:olwrt.on's 114. Lottery (lawn) 1 Mr. A..l..loutooe's Vent colt 2 Mr. liinnt.:*4 Luxury C1:ILIt II STAMM were won, In 3 lusts, Wilkins'. L..) .•St (Owner), Irwin Lilly, Nepali', 3 ut des 4, 11, verly. ridcomaid, and DERBY RACES -TURSDAY. (II Electric Telepark) TRIAL STAKES 01 a save. each, aad 3U added. OAR mile. Mr. W. F. Ifotoon'e GLitliole, 3 Fre Mr, Ups StilWalter We 4, 3 p• 2 Won by halt a nevk. TI ne.MrN PLATT of 100 son., added to a sweep ot l i .are. rich, 10 It, and 5 vale if it dared ; the ego.wand to Ave his make. Two miles.. (28 subs., 1I of whom d elare4.) Mr. R.l.'s C"..thwarker,4 yro, Sit 1211) Mr. Pedley c. I like of Lanerwat, yrs art 711 Lord Let intg,u'i (ilea &Adel. 3 yrs, at tab 3 11'on by two kasths. ECCLES IL.IOES.—NIoND.II% Tia.►l. STA kEI were won by the Fiddltr, Lewin Cynthia mai fire oth•te. OZNTLIMUN't) PUREE WI! NM by Kill-or•Crite, beetelog Foirl r ebtl three others; ard the PONY P. tce Iris won by Litt:e QtleCl2. A Q U. !TICS. °HUT ROWING MATCH. Tha great ealtret bstweeo T. Ca rubes t is brother of the champiou of the Thames, ae d Chitty, of Richmond, for 1001, %Melt Am of lam created much tacitenarct and speculation it the sporting tied , s, eame MI yesterday, and fully nalised the moat surituMe exportations of the great MIS 91 rowing men. The first -named, Coombe', has Men many years before :be tuldie, end, although his individasl eseniums hare not strew been Meet sofa, he has fairly earned Pre himself eons ri.lercble r. rtiol. both Pe a seu..cr and oarsman. Chicty, on the other hood, eon seam ly he said to be more ems just out; he won last year Mr. Evan cost, badge, c.:•4 irccdont for apprectiees and cogotea this lesson in e-n -tc t Cole of Che lsea, lit w b,ch he was defeated. The 1: ohniond party, hawser, thought him good enough for his yesterday's opponent, and harm the match we are ab at to &tail was made, and both parties immediately weal into bard traieMg for the event. The diatance to be rowed was from Putney Bridge to the Ship at M .!.o. Be.ting was 5t04 on Cni:ty, at which Plies a errs! in‘a: of bunnies vase dote. At four o'oLicit the y made their a • amnesia Putney. bridge, both appal-awl, iu first rata cond . ...ion, Chitty won the choice of tuition art: toe,k toe Midefian a side. It wa. a good start, Cie mbca t ask the lead Ciebily at first and kept it up to Finch's, when grailaelly draw upon him, and oil the White Cotta,‘ between Cram n Cottage and R. embank, passed his. Conte increased his distaste° from this until within half a mile this side or Larnes-Itrilge, when Coombe', in crossing the Intel, Rained materially upon his adversary, who had had until then four or five brogiba ahead, but was enable to paw Lila, alt'niugh he shortened the dietesce in every stroke to the finish. C. itty, who 'tom apparent weskits'. in the crm, owing to the severs one banded lab ur, made a curve just he tare mitring at t':e winning rat, by which he lost cone or eight yard', he will. however, beat Cosmbois by inisriy • le-gtzt, attar, as it will be seen, a Inuit gallant race, an which it was cloar that al•hough a loser, Cinnamic' was the better man where the water was rough. Mr. E.Searleappi axed as referee. RITItEstE7cTATIPN OF PUoLE.—A encase haying entured in the repo% omission of this borough, in conse quence of the death of Mr. llabinw•n• the late member, two candidates are is the field es the rirel arenade of protection and free trade. A fru:lemur, named Sivat • , has issued an address to the irs, dated from St. Leonard's, West Yelling, Kent, in which, after announcing his hue attach ment "to oar happy e restitution b.rth in church arid mate," and that neither peel nor penon•.l considerations shall ever induce him to copula W changes or to mikes:gas in any msse•r it CoaI:SOL t with the pi:lc:plea on which it i. founded (naeatiinr, it may be premised, that ►e uhyrua to the Mei-mien et Jews into parliament), and declaring that he is oppased to the endoem.nts of the Roman catholic clergy by the state, as %ell as to any further conaresion to the Itmean cath,lier, he avows hisouif en advocate for pre tec.i in to our agricalturi to and manututuren, and ter a proper ailju traciat of Ulu tusatios, of the country. Ile con siders '• tt.: principles of free trade to have primed a feller.," sail after i sptersica his regret at the repeal of our :tans lion laws, to which, as =lett be expected, he ascribes, in a great dente..., oar naval superiority, and slily hinting that und..r his watchful Care the interests of roots shall ant be overlooked, Le cucludts his highly characteristic addrisi t.y assuring such of the elector as ars determined to exercise tn.: privileges of thi it franchise on free and lade peedent primiplcs--"fur it is ascii constituents only that he desires to represest,"—that to be r.turned by them " would he to kiln the KWIC of honest I ride, and in such Mat to endeurcur t.. represent their yolitical •itws in general in the 11 Am.) of Consu.one his constant aim." The other cand.date is Mr. Ilenry S..tineur, of limowle house, near boaftebbury, a gentleman who possesace large lacd•d preperty in the ematy, and the address which he has issued stand out in remarkable contrast to that of his rival : bit:keenly attached to our constitution," Mr. Seymour at once declares ►imself " in favour of complete civil and cell gious liberty, and of a gradual eatenaion of the fraschim— th.4 everyman who pays times may, ea far as it is prosicahle, have a eclat in their imposition. ' Ile rejoicre that free traile measures Lave be n carried; be looks upon them as „a noble though temp racy saceifice cn the part of the wealthier classes for the benefit of the lab .urine classes, and believes that the oppiktion to them will oie away when their elite% in increasing the comforts and improving the morality of the maim of the people becomes more fully appreciated." COMMITTAL OF A BANKEITT.—At the Exeter Disuict Conn of Bankruptcy, on the 20th instant, Charles Puna, grocer and draper, or East 1.10. , C reseal, in am sequence of Ike muntrous prevarkauon. in his mri.loww, was ecwandtted to pris,n, until ha should be praporod with more witisfactwuusewera. DREADFUL - CASE Ole FRATRICIDE.—OLOUCTSTr.R, TVEsnAT.—Last Sunday bight two y oucg men nam•d William and Nathaniel Brown were returbing in • light spring cart from Btrbud,, in this county, accompsuied by their mother, their step fatter, a young woman na m ed Hibbing, and W. Brown's wit • and mild. They had got to within twiur miles of this city when a dispute arose between the two brcthers as to whicu of them should drive. A struggle took place, in the retie is of which the horse, beiog pulled abut, tell, and hnth brothers jumped out of the vehicle. William Brown drew • knife, for the purpase, me he ' aye, of tatting the vine to liberate the horn., when • sniffle ' took place leAween the het , ten and both tell to the ground They got up spin, and William Brown imm:diately rushed up to his broil - er with his knee in his h..ni and indicted on him three mortal stabs. Nathaniel we, conveyed to a toll Muse near, and medical aid procured. There were no hopes of the unfortunate man's recovery, and it was deegted advisable to send for • county meg:strati to teke the der . sitions of the dying men. la the course of yeiterday Captain Pearson proceeded to thz spot, and the brother, William, having been •pprehended, was also tnicen to the dying man's bedside, when Nathaniel Brown's evidence was taken on oath. His dying declaration corroborates the above account of the disastrous affair. The unfortunate I sufferer was alive this afternoon, but hie dissolution was hourly expected. His principal wound is one in the &b. domen • _ _ --; Tuts NATIVE TRIBES OF SOIITII AFRICA.—An en hibitien of these tribe!, bar just been opened at the Couto rama Booms, Ittitent.street. There are two men and one woman—vix , a listkr, • %talon, and an Amsponda—mid they are dressed in the skins of wild animal,, at‘Arcling to the Whim% adopted by them in their own country. The female Curies a pi,ctier of water on her head, acd the Alen are Armed with spun, such u they are accustomed to we in their native wilds. These weapons have a most f rmidable upset; and when the men are desired by their " keeper " to show the spectators how they wield them the result is more curious than agreeable. A few minutes' acquaintasce, however, with the two gentlemen is bullicient to prove that, although they belong to a country which is continually at war with the BritiA, their motives in coming amongst us are not of a nature to excite any alarm. They are both fine, muscular men, end their appearance is very well calculated to gratify the curiosity of these who are interested in the various " ranee" of which mankind con sists. The Kaffir in particular is remarkably well propor tioned, and the Zola, (who belongs to the Aboriginal inhabi tants of roc. Natal) he. a sta•ely mode of walking, which conveys the ids a that his race have no mean ophien of them selves. As he paces the room, Tear in hand, he looks and swaggers as if he really intended to Jo mischief, but w h en he kneels down at the bidding of the person to whom the public are indebted for the opportunity of becomingacqueb.toil with him, his manner betrays the most complete subjittion to European will. The Amepontla is the wife of the last mentioned individual, and her peculiarity be of a very mild and pacific character, as it consists in her taking a large quantity of snuff (which she carries in small ve zeds at. *ached to her ears), and afterwards clearing the wan r from her eyes by means of a wooden spoon ! In addition to the exhibition of the South African Aborigines, there is a coil, c ton of curiosities, consisting of &cows, and arms worn by the natives, and a variety of skins of the animals which are to he found in the country. Altogether the exhibition is not without its attractions, and although it cannot be said to be of the most agreeable nature, it is sufficiently curious o be worthy of a visit. (Advertisement.] — TWENTY ULCEIUI Is TUE Laos rosin DT HOLLnelLeVen °INTIM NT •see 1'11.1.6.--Kilfint or a let 6 . 1 . final Me. 0.11. Kaoeb, f dated Mutant theinbi.e,Stelith M 4. 4.111:4.11.4 7, 1510, to PrOlifiller Holloway t 141 r —A ems haa Just Coale under eny idiom - ratios In which the rlllaecy ul yOur Oilltllllllt and VIII. ha. love, fully proveL A men of thanes's of Joshua hinlth had upwards of twenty ulcers en hie shim, which were an didleult loiters that earnest o v er " remedy bed been applied without env ,W a al ellen. Your lads meal ointment weir then rearm-Al c, , and lac about eta wtvluf ho wee eons ;timely aural, and ware, ly murk I+ now to be RCM —Hold by all druuslsla and at Twiner aitatiletunent, 214. Strand, ' UAW Intelitacncr. COURT OF RAKF.I:UPTCY.—Y rsTraD4T. Ib.rnxe r1l1111; I , usi,v%s Iss.svre the curt tss-day was cosilsairtn 6.11 , 1 tn.-linty. Amongst than were two very ad bat k ni Is•ro. ani Nu•herland, merchants, of St. 1{.1.n'.-plses., the ti ,t in whish Is date.' 1816, and that ell H. Wsul inston, mseLhant, of Itsidgwateret, Blaakfriare— list dated 1816. Theta meetings wan WA for the harpoon s& vriudit gup theta estates. Irs as ithwt *Weis is theta 'at.y. spperclable among: of assets. WHITECHAPELCOUNTY COURT.-YEiTERDAT. 81701111 FL Lvsonow, EN. EVANS v. H A 10...41AVTIUK TO NIWIIPATRIL Rrnsevtmens, The I.lsiatsif, who i. the proprietor of the Owls' Service (7a.T.U., sought to recsver of the defesdai.e, a rttired hie r chew. inichnit h S•epoey, the sum 01 If. 17s. Gd. t. elavetes. far.islad from the let of July, 1844, •o the cur. nepenthe, date of 1819. A g. Who a•te.o.ol from the uMrt of the plaintiff, maw, te the of the learned iudge, mated tlvit it s.asoustcmary with it wspaper proprietor v. be paid is advanen la all (lams supplied from their pulr.shing 0111. c. The def, edict, Mhs eppeued by hie istesat, admitted the claim, ar d nrroted for time to pay the atunult.. The learned Judge observed that if partite 'whited lit tl , e laser, of aewspapers th. y seedy moat know that 0.1. w Trio ire br newipsper. r IL;P eted to be paid upon deliver', nit in u..vsnce • and es Mr. Xmas app arid to Lave given the dnfendaht an in.'ulgent time. he, CA leeti.e.i j , ,•hre, would miler paymtr.t f with cod.. SMART h. VALVNITI3III. DIBLICATI INVERTICIATTnwII. The : latiatitt, who is a c Uccle, of debts, and meat in de. issmaiationr. "nueht to nearer the eats of die sei !.ngs of the Ike. W. Valtusiat, the basumannt of St. Times's, Stekrey. Mr. Sleep thread that I.• was P . . 11141,04 by th. nee. W. V..lortine to tall upon the husband of • lady who had com mitted a per u liUo le his oharch. sod eedesvessito frounivy re.....nip.ete for hit lady ' s abeam of min.,. 11‘., to possuancc of such in truss-sus, wailed spoil the bulb:. .1, wto voided in 11, dc.park-eqeser, sad hiving ex plained t 3 that gtotleinan tho astute of hi 1116% , leo, he Wilt turned out of doors. The flair eat them brought h•Pra committee of the church of St. Thomas. when Mr. Pelham), a solicitor. was %strutted t. , mousses the lady (whose same did est appear) for evalessleta•st. Mr. Pollens, open in restigating the citeetestaatte, found that such a onerllP wns.id be unsdrisah:e, and the pree.edisgs so far indri. , the plainlll, bad made a dbeinct serseeseht with 'he cleh,:l ant, sad :mould mast that the charge nude was r• a seeable.. _ _ _ The leaned Judge wad that the defrwhnt had rot thought it arets•ary to smart to answer the suit, npar from wlieh it w•. Dispersed the plaintiff had a Not el jos, and be should order psyntrat forthwith, with ousts. ;,,, . , Jigs Wleun, 40144, ire. etaaeon, Fept .9 and Ott. 7, at 11, Court. WIT Midas; V in, Wpm; end 7, La da; ufr.ejf , I eds. 11irmaT Ake, lloibtedititelogi Mere. 13 aid Mt. at 1 ne the Al, winched Curt Mad at Nowagaaaa gala.. Cooper Manifbeatt r, and eta ar.d lb. , blifidnikarn ; 014 nAPlS,lllittlenton,NutUngll4lll. • DIVIDEN ifs. bent. Et. lanry, ift.rrotry, ribbon manufeetunv *pt. 19. It. GI nal, I r0w! , ..., Wearer- -Nrp*. toady Worifeater4hir,, . aft fn.an.letturer I. W. It.gue S. and W. thiteeil, Maelteater, e nunlfelm shoats —Esegf: Id. V. Willmnes and J. Winton% hold y, Wureepterkire. CUITIFICATES to be granted, arts, canna I. shown to the °Weary on the eh, of meeting. Sept. 111. T. Gsnett litermarket, Soffolk. coaclunakcr—nrpt. T. Itallssca and W. Burman, Ilimundiain, aloe and thins dea , Fey. 23. J.. Text , tb.porlr, lareefeldre. ww3 Witte:LAS-. tient. If. J. Wood% onduit-mreet, lamd. , tsnt, nat. PARINESSIIIN UIISOLVI.I).-R. Hawley and IP. Prised. Ab. ' Linnets-tans., e.py , merthants-D. C. ud J. (lry. n- Ur Id, Turks,lure, attorneys-T. Ilurrainra del W. liorrongh, th z4ntacrartaWre, farrows-W. Carr and W. Kettle, Ilealef, Stallard. nen., Cosr.mLott and T. C. I*. an, Ternan,Guta, inerebmnts-A. Oraghwie and J. Wit, Irlsorthm.stpon. !Willmar. Last...hire, astern:errs -W. (Artist*, John tiarieth, and James Uarforth, Duklatis•lst, CL, .hire, erg ritenrs, ma ler am restarts; Jam (hearth -J. llctherlnsrtna 4J. X. MukLy, !briar, Lanca shire, Japers bwrant and I:. Ingranr, Closer, earnehtes a-1. ►l.g. to, Ramsey, talc LA Stan. as far au allude bat coostasiun with IN•sam. Landon and Co., manurxturrra at Wurrldde, ne..r Khania n, 4,1 the 11,0-Aneorti Catten-niill Ata-rdecti S. Kirk nod le. Otero r, Maw. Iterchain. Korai*, ernsultnaatcre-J. Lemke and J. 4. leJe,Aoderon, Chosture, uod I sorry. , I, tilt ht.snut.cturcre- J. ether sml P. Loot, Ilowgate.hilt , qtr, f mutt sitr:stA -D. M .1. Stall, J. U. Madams, L Ward, hn i W. Cl. Neal-on, Lterrpool, narcisantm-J. 'shill. J. ,r4ah4, awl J. Lwrandd, 4/.se. limee-fle!d and Clarlwall, ro, fir as Cr. 4'6 J. Lemard - J. and K. Jsekmais, Tanen, in:rei..hine, lieltfor.l, J. ILL...WaIe, J. IL Yeasaddie, L. Yams oda% and It. N. Berreathle, Ch,-srsids, City, commau r.arrscr., lay fhl T. I's ;.''M--W. Pools and W. Fmk( r, w,uth redscrt.m, virus's:Tr-T. !toe and T. Lad.dtell, auffork-place, Idscsgson, .ilrurmasstfas -John 1 0. t hark. Jahatlaus J... back. NA %V. !Lothar*, Assettestry, Vssrk.lsfre, in - se.dr Ltur , r. -C. 11. -,andera and W. It. Besstfry, Wareader, autt!nrmerm.-W. Metre sad W. L.c.41.7, Bath, iroeurtsdkrons- W. North, play and K. Jun, ..Lcltnrs -IL Wrung a••. J k. J.. ;ad, Wert lied/. arsehltvera-J. Wilmer, awl T. Itorrank.an, Flint , Liv•-r. ahundscturiag chernirLs. SCOrcil bt.4UErfitATlul4! rOTD, Pcxtb, -111;CTIZIW:c.In a: U.c city mtd, MARKETS. CtirToN.—Lirenrooi, .k cal:l3T 27 —TI:e refs of cotton t....••• 7 ierinsn•ed at 2,500 I aka; r F , s 'lnn, 2,!: , 5 • Impart sin... htirsday 20,000. The se.uktot at olott:r, lout twititout the g of Lot Tocal (Zupan,' s..th rig( /I. pu.w of at:..' I. 17 :X. yeate4l l a. r ilt• Ari• VC!! i! • • n aura,roore u the ordinary tail mi Mang than in the r.od raiddl.ng r qua:dice niAril,l . . . • M NCII I .Tr.R. AI:(112N7 27.—The y,,. and cl L carl,ets quht. wort with raf. , r a Alan Vrth to the I-3.e trade and fur tar.rt, and ilk vairt.r ga, thohr , .rn.• it.... . _ . m goje., fOlma mftt wra a %i.q u 4.1 .km .n:. 1b.., .1 i• limited An. nratt r , i• th. hie. fie ther . . . ril Cutts halo beets t r niett . .. •w. 'I mnintalneel, b u t In 44 tn.= L. :la Lt. rankly atx. , t. In HI/W3,! Vrt.ll : , Mf ntnk.n. Iu ytti tie. ... n y tr...t, Ina eel; F., sr. an firm t. Mn a..., at", mill where 4,..r.ner- ate not I, ii. 46 10 ;kJ uvit r !Jiver prima ildlC.• b:un t a. WOOLLEN.-1.9.11n5, AVG UsT tn , rt!,t today ha. 1, en et:mutely quiet rind gat, and only v•Tv rte.!' lue,ru.... ~ Lela J, ne, t,ut the market la et acely a er,U teat of the Is. erue we'd; U.e ::eerie. to ti.c , at.t1".1,1., •.t an cittraive et.artiet.e. Gtil\ —TlALEswouvt. Augur: 27.—WL 114 i - , .me fair par- • f iTheit on or , r, rut wi..h to .1 •r. el t 'the quality le quer 119 t .•%. r n., +:..1 t tn.. u,•:: LI U:I •%A....1 Uvt.. titl• I urt ~ a• 1. - ,•, the .taur hs bao v ad. ; ht.% . 1 '1..1 %%1.. ,t „ ....et order. Wheat, whi t• ! •••• per qr.; tr.', I t.. • autornaL 1111. L. !latent ::7.—TLough vre have I al S. In. 31110111 ft c' r: n ye. ur :2-2 r• ?or*, yet , t • 4 J Up. 114.. I a.,:,... .1. T.Olen.l !Mr.:J.lr of rn: •-• t. e• • , a• ! 4 1•2- .1 r 242. of Jr= If U11.41/i mats, ter cat .11! trout tl4. No. L :nr% ....211 the 5...2 at U:u. • . . - m. ..:.:'c; er.. If I r•.re' 7.• :a, I -.IA. t, ..• 11. . '. • .•. a'.• &on to en Mt the 2.1.1 22 - .411 • 1,21 .2 .2 r. of .}2r.22.2 oars, qua by ass : •soL•. -u .2 . 1 nose e •a• tIVI. •1, I. t„; tr. ..a . • - It tel. MU It • • ..13- 2..•• t• •. si. ,r 1 I 'C' ....I I moderate nuppl,l ci %I. a: sr .2a telr • onn s• Lere. lots S. •• 224 2,0222: titre :0n::... 2. . : 4r .r I 2.• we( k Lne r." . • — sr! • and c,22.: E./. N. . , ~ , fa o 1!, • .1 t..1*.. L t i It. al, 1 , . •.. li,nler , mr_ • •-.• . I. r, i ~i. ~ , Il:n .. i . _ ~..:~ '.ti .: ~::.:: 7Z : !.' r, 114 to; .1N : . A ius' 2 .%1 • " not 1• -1 . 11,rn wa. a inl.l of hn'h • . L r:r . 'tce,r Leeds, Age. •-It t:um .4* —*e v a • 'c f l• a .1 .1. ~1,• I. , • .. . L .IGHTON /7.11. :• -• 7.-0 r • 1.1 wit:. A.:wt.' ..7.-11 . 0 have 'o 'al PN:Tr d, Mard 4NI d, at 1 we, .4 r 4 . .4 • wi•t. ler %,r. }7'' (en ~: , 1, At'ar+T 11. - . re had ni gu ti ••v In ult,At pstg.—% 4.4 a Is the It : 111.• ur it. r nof ‘• m .8 . .1 St h i th.• nti tic :II 4a: ~ .•:. r. I A c. tp.a.kr.ll,le cxta 1 :m l x I ...lir O.itst. Ir .11.1, '.11.11. 1 _ _ and :y Wl} I Atherr.:, ro twits'', tor tirtian corn, mid isu I N per ,11/Inet t 4 t.,flr MAL 1.:11 1 (4t. • • • • • • L.: tO, ++l ...t (roe 4441.; 1 / 4 .313 Lamers • d :Ine rOttia • the follow:1,d ire l'ut pi::: : . , per 7.114., red, old, he. Lod. t' 14. 14. ; Lew, 3e. 13. 4. wl.ite, .4d, 6e. al. 3,6 e. 7:1.; red, ~:d, 3.. atd. to new. he. Rd. t. , CO. 3i.; white, 3 1 / 4 ed. to es. 11 Oder, N.... L. Ir. ::, pr 2,..1. 1 / 4 1. to 4e. I.L Mo:t, per .ot., En!..: l / 4 S .e; I; ;41 2 to 444. Wt.,. pOf Lue1.,41 Ye. 1.1. to ..s. od. ; h% eL.II, r l / 4 .1, 20.13. to le. 5d.; Iroli, t.. 2e. 5.1. to 2.. 4.1.; r.ew, 2 1 / 4 3.1. to Ye, g.r.eral, I. 2'.. to 24. 44. Ite.m4, per qr., Eng i-h, 2 4 , 1 / 4 to ;.:44 h Irish lor I4 , )111.., 21., to 255. prr gr., English, w h:te, to roe. Od. Fleur. Inn Ihe., End teh mei 14, es. to 24e. ; tine, to .:•e.; etipertine, Ste. lid. :As. t.. 334. . 1 / 4 1. +Win. al, I.cr I.lwl et 0 1 / 4 10., 1 1 / 4 .: 1 / 4 1 / 4 22, 1 / 4 03. to 22+. el.; 2•e, t l / 4 1. t., ; 1...'w4.11.1n, .11, 204. LI. to ed. Er.tn, per C I Is. Foreign : Whit .t, Can,:oi.m. per 7elb., rot, h l / 4 trio's., 41. 2,1. to 6,.. 1.1.; United States, red, he. ..e. Go. 1 / 4 1. to re l / 4 7.1.: I etntrie,ll,ent t.horg,mix. l / 4 .lnnd I .1.1... , .. t Lower I..::ttc and Ilatubur4. O,L to 0 1 / 4 5.1.; 044.114, 1 1 / 4 1.: Lt.,,:.. 1..; 1 1 / 4 1. ; toes. 2.3.; o I , C., 2.1. hie.., I'. terdn.r.t. ung. I, re,L5e.2.L to 3-.• French, Ihd+l l / 4 .nd th:!4.111, 3.:5.1.:0 white, 04.2.1. to tie. 14.; ter4nish and red, :.1. to 103.: Id. to 0.. 1 .1.; t l / 4 .e.....t,1*04.41 1 / 4 ,01, 3 1 / 4 1 / 4 73.3, 3 1 / 4 4,4 to hr. I'd.; , Inrianot l / 4 41, h l / 4 2d. t.. le. 1.41. ; 1 1 / 4 .ro' he. •••L to 4..:d.; Itne.ian, We.. bard, rod, 44. 9.1, to he. :Lt. Eo' p. 11.10, 2.. 03- tol ,l / 4 od. 115. t, per qr., 20s. lo2le. VA: ley, per 41. , ..1.ng. 2.. 11.1. to 3+. 23. Vete 1,er.1/41 2.. ed. 3. 2. I:.; Kw...on, 24. thl. to 2..:.L C. on, per qr., rurerywan, 21'4. to E. 14:4n, per Pd. to 23 1 / 4 Iy Peas, per qr.. &••• yh0...2:, it :444 U. to 20. 1 / 4 0.1. rlour.per to: t.... 1. ; t'.4. W es, ern 224.t 1 / 4 1. to 2.1.. ; oluo, 23•..'.1. w 21e. I'OtLide:;4ll4 on.l retllllolV. ••••si. 21.. four, 104.03. to 214.; 14..1 1 / 4 1i. super fine. per , 1 / 4 .41...1 2el4tr., 3:1...11. to 31 1 / 4 1 / 4 6.1.; (tetra, 334. 1;1. to .:04. 0 I. Indian Cone, per 1 1 / 4 1.10., Amok-an, ultite, 2?.. 03. to 2 4 .. 0,1.: 20*. 03. to lid.; Europmn, yellow. 21 1 4. 1 1,1. to 20e. t.I. In .ll.llloornlllll/40, paw 19614, 13.. to 13 1 / 4 Aerial. att.. Liverpool te,mt the leth to the 20th hugirst incluw.o : Wheat, 14:4.4 + ire.; IL++;ey. eh; Melt, 204; 11,41,, . 1 / 4 1:4; 1311 1 / 4 n 34; liet l / 4 .0 Cern, ; °A ntral, .ICILS; ElJur„ I l,:is r.O-4 gird 21,103 brio. Exports to Ireland: Wheat, 7,311 qrs.; Indian Corn, 1,7110; ,o+,l 670 Nis. ;$, LyNN. Augast?.7.—Ths wombat , is vety ehanaeatde ; a day or two tine. and then heavy *bower., hut carting Whe.lt h on. Cutting Itarley tv now general, hut at titvant very ltttl. carted. A am-gnat:46n to-day, and rake" about the *ante ay heti week. NRWa - AN rim. August 27.—The weather has again heesme untavourahle smutty WAS toterahly lire; but, early on Mundity atorniag, we eaperteacrit a Revere gale front the west. from the etteet.. of which the crops have again suffered to a iterious oaten*. We may now amen, with wintidentve th it the harem in Oita awl the adjoin ing runty of Durham will he the idiom* we have had for a wile. tit plow. At our market this morning w e had .1 moderate -how et Whe.tt trim the country; at 4 having actowly anything ft c.li in from the roam abroad, the trade openevl with great 111 Wines., the wet new of the day Inducing Meters to hold with pneat tentwity. Not withwatang our mill, ra acted with groat caution, a fair bustut"....... eventually done, at fully saturilay's rums, winiti country command ing 4Ja. to air. per Ohba., wheieus film mired Pantie was pkwetl without dittkulty at I is., saute weight. For Flour the demand proved now, the Arianism tit holders tending to elretimwrittehnsine.a. itye etraidlly supports it. value. I ;tinkling Itarley in good request, ti's. per qr., weighing !Waite. Per 1 , 14411•1, being witlessly paid tot choke ftweign, weighing nantrally 331bst. Malt uualtertst ; the None tem-tile will apply to other article.. - - - PLWWOUTII, Mifflin 27.—Our con *aka toilav was writ attended with miller*, but lath) biwineta arm alone in M twat owing to tu,tchauits ,kinit hill prices; a Ica new tr , ricit In good e.walithat. The weather uneettkv.i, with aboacts. Actiula of French Wheat continue. EALtant'UY. August 27.—Notwithetaadiag the istetesp lion the harslet hoe nut with during the feet %Mt by frequent shower. of rein. nearly the *hole .4 the Wheat fields have heels cleared; and from the mammon% oenplaints of the blight, we hear the erupt are &tit:sent ene.Uuni ounpared with the yield lost weir. Former. are old' engaged in their honed operations and our market the morning wee Trry thinly attended. Lust yrar's M held co:ginned in good enmity, and the trade Is In a very deprowed elide; lug week'. pelves reeed-il hilly 1.. to per qr. samples of new X% Ledt were exhibited In good einslitlon. Parley ,irid Oats are bring rapidly *reined, but the the In either la ser7 limited, and prime %thwarted from late quotation.. Beane are M. 41 Manly. In other artieloe the transactions were also eery hmited, and prior+ nominally uanlteuol. Wheat, white, 446. to 45e. ; red, 40.. to Ilde. neat malting Ha ley, TVs.; naiddlnur. SOL to 21e.; Interior. 17e. to Ids. Hest, VitYPtlan. TAP. to :IOn; English, old, Iva. to lei. reap, hot. to Sties per qr. Melt at to Tv. per buebeL Tarny in thl. to ie. lid. Flour 295. to 33e. per oak. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—Warn!) VC The August moment adJoarrert 'melon of toe peace for the coitn—: of hirriol• or x cmnximeert yesterday morning, 'lt :he dansiqt s-honsr, Clerk-emelt, Ifs. Witham nreeidi.ty in the absence of tt e I , arced sails:trot jadite, Mr. tierjeaot AC.m. The calendar et the 'lemon,* in the Hmm of Detmti awaiting trio. contained the 134.1teS of rinety-five, and • r thaw eighty font were indicter! for fs'nry, and t Irv. n for mi. denasinour. Ina t amber of orivonets though heavy was not shove the avn-,.t., eon,krr'nt that the period byte:, ea this nal the lot marina vie one-third looter than nmal Mr. Walhiva etry I ri ft. bildr.es.-4 the greni jury opon the nCure et the thitit I they hod to perform. DF‘ERTInV AND Itoniszny DT ► St)LTHEIL Rickard Jennings, 24, a priviVe in the fiat bit•st: n r UM nadier (....urta, was indicted for stealing • en.. other ar : I v, • e property of Wdliwn Seymour. The p, • • • o r Ewa at No. 3, Collage-court, Or:her street. We , -linger, and at about a quarter part 10 o'rloek, 1-.• t Seardey Mph., the te•orer asked nits to let him ,nto Ida towe fey a eitort time in order that to ape tt avoid the patrol. The pr - eecu: r emsplki, and to went to hd leaving th e who was an satire w rxvihr to Lint, be• not to a pen vn w.•.: ',bombe lived, asleep upon the II tar. The next storrirn , h , was met in I:lll , ltfeivrt hy a pol-e otteer, whose alma vier: t levrtl Iq ti.v clr:4lll , :red et his batty: r. military tr end the coat Wei cap prelaced. en ' went up .0 rim and asked hint whet rettiviont le:, . . t$ The pr s •ter demi .1 that he t..1 , e; 1 en :my reek.' ,•. and arvert , l that he ► . ad been di•charetd tr.ta the twelve months ago; but as h. (mild not ;traduce any paper to shore that this was in, the • 15 IT arrested ..n.l in a station how?, Eton a", r wraeh hr a'cer .;ce.l who am. what he we., and that the cunt and cap be t sel on ha 1 beet. stolen from the pwoecutor, at that the prisoner's nt Ater ) rut, cape, belt, fie., wtte left at the y, •srcu'^r'• houto. %Vern before the etseistra•e tn.. prisoner rail, "1 took th• nt with the Wt. nti•nt of dee min", and 11. oar 1 el all be ttaus porttd, foe I shall never do •ny tante tod in Lae and." The prisoner pleaded rt dry, 'i Le colour s• want s id the pri•a•:^r'r character as %Mite was &spiting but ht., .1, but he litti out been know.: ea a tlishone•t m.n. Hr. Widtim Inquired if the prisoner w.ti'.l be brou..l before a court•usarthl for ,!,.sertion ? Th. s aaaaa nt ripli.d In Ike negativo, 7ivlng u a rayon thit the prisoner bad not irot far weasels awry. Sentenced to thus rachtnr hard lesour. THE POLICE COURTS. BOWSTREP.T. CICAROZ OF HOCFPOINO AMU Itur.rsaf. - Jan/et rile alias Coler, who e , owit charted wort howler rubbed and hocatetd Mr. Peter Taw tlieP, of Covent-iard , n•rauket, of tearlylool., wet cola p:o: dot tbe 14e. . _ At the lait essuiir stint Szrerant Thom . ths c facer who ham charge ut the Cage, mated that two ef the che,ries, eats for 351. and the otl.a. for 371, had been sent to Mr. Thwaites by 80030 unknown party, who i rettnded that his boy had picked them up. The solicitor for the prosecution :Aced for a fur:ter re mand, as swat very material ir.tellifp.nee had be , n forwarded to him inculpatilu two ..th.r pecan's.. The requeat Minx granted, he then asked sir. Ileary it his client coati! !Ave the two cheques -his stage of the proceedmics, to he wished to turn them into money. . . Mr. Henry rm. arlietith th.t he saw 113 diffieuhy in the cffierr giving up pwasss'.un niche chrque• i.ut that at tt., trial the basket'. clerk would have W prow, tt•.e Flaunt of the same. The cheques were rient own. to the route ,toe. u I !I.' STREET. Cu tuna or v i IN'er P. Re I t %NT...•,31/".114/ , 'Al 01 Scarber).etr..et, Whitechap. I. iterth .nt, wt. placed at the bar (Jr final rum:cation, char,zed with feloni ow.ly stogies right watches and two diintond rings, of the value of 351., the pr.; arty of Mr. J.w ph Seamed, ajLweller, in City-terrsee, City road. Mr. Coati*, the barrister, conducted the proseritino, and Mr. Clerk:an, instructed by Mr. Slimy, sppeared for the daft aft. Ihe evidence detailed at .the former examination, atd which has 'bolds( hsu inser'td in this paper, was now read over by Mr. Vine, the cLief clerk, and Mr. William Green, residing in Fountain-place, City-road, at dee' that the prisoner hod to: anted about. belonging t 3 his tel.( rin Finsbury-place from the month of April last up to tLe 25.11 of June, when he suddenly vacated the premises au: removed the whole of his goods at S o'cl.ek in the morn ing without paying any rent, and that he hod Lithe! re ceived any subsequent cntumunication from hint nor obtained any tiding.' respecting him, until his attention was drawn t 3 the published report of his examination at this court. Mr. Clarkson, after ioverely crose•exansinirg the several witnerscs, addressed the magistrate en his b. half. statieq that his defence rested upon a total denial of the tact. I alleged against him, which, he was instsueted to declare were wi.hout the slightest foundation ; but expressed his hope, if it an the magistrate's intention to commit the prisoner for 1 trial upon the chance, that the same amount of hail would be accered as h id been meived at the former hearing. Mr. Harnmill sold that it was certainly I. is intention to comrrit the prisoner for trial, as it was clearly a ease for the consideration of a jury, but had no ctj. ction to the yeop.ssed extension of the bail for the prisoner's appearance at the see. inr a. _ Mr. Clarkson then said that as it was most eitsenti-1 for the interests of the defendant that prows facilities should be furnished for a close inspection of the agreement upon wlich the goods were alleged to have been obtained, in ord. r that the signature, which was altogether disputed, might ho examined be those who were acquainted wit► the hand writing of his client, be had to request that it might he left in the hands of the chief clerk for a reasonable period, that adequate opportunities might bo furnished for that purpose. Mr. Cockle sup d his assent to this arrangement, and the prisoner, who by the advice of his council, realised hie defer-e, was fully committed fur trial upon the completion of the depositions, but in the interim liberated upon the bail before put in,—himself reeve/on:antes to the amount of 2001., and two sureties in 100 f. ea, h. CLEItKENWKI.L. RIOT ON Tilt UREA? NOWINEMN tad 11 . 4 town Smaii, brothers, were charged with haring been drutiK, and concerned in an outrage and nsmsult on the police at tho terminus of the (heat Northern l r.c of railway, King'scross. The prisoners 'rewarder butchers, the one. Robert, living at Aylesbury, and the (din r at Ilditield. The former wa depot' il by his mazer to transact some business Is'ndon, when he celled upon his brother at Ilmlield, and both tra velled to town together. After spending sonic liouri la Loudon, they got into scab to return by the reties'', when they were found to be drunk. The superintendent of the railway remonstrated with them, hut they became outs rageously violent, and an immense crowd ot vagabonds re sembled in consequence of their conduct. It wee found necessary to read for a strong body of police to quell the disturbance, and after oinsidsralde difficulty the prisoners were taken to the station-house, but not before the consta bles were pelted and severely injured. Mr. Comb, fined the prisoners 20s. each or 11 days' im prisonment. They were locked sp. - GIAZETTE.—ToosaI 6y, Aug. 27. 114 1 111KRUPTS, Jona Ow.'" Iduneheatar, oil and colourinan, to surrender SeitL I and I I, at 12, at illatichroler Court. gals., Th ump-re and 1 iebenlitim italtrr.'-ban, City, awl Andrew. Manchester; elf. Coll, atanebester. Jona Kiwi, End titontibuitae, Dern'white, builder, Per. 12 and Oat. 3, at 11, at halter Court. Soli.,latitude and num. Plymouth, and stoydon, I..seter ; ulf. luorig., Maelyr. JOHN N 11,11"'' 1, %LAMM, Cumbrids,liire, iMilkerprf, Kept. 4 at 2 and 00. P 4 at 11, al llawkina and C ., New Hoolrll4 . ourt, Carry..trort, and lillatWlCA,SOLUUD,CillilbrillgO; eff. assiii.,'Stausto4 Daelugthill.otrixt. DAILY WEATHER TA WID. The Stated the Weather at each Gi the Mae o'clock yesterday =emir-7. -- Th e amerced fa order of lattrudr. Pia.T.c of E:aoc. Cuurve at , AWL; hcf Wino. I VIM 1. „ ?tummy Poirt.vorry ISatottm, earrzairrox Faun:roam nA1111401,1 , 4111 Iheorm. ittAnal• I.IILEKNIVR,II rent:e Flees/. Gentle Israeli.. I ~n ., Gentle Breeze • C 41121 • ieet , lr Prete , • I. ; ••• • Gentle. i'reeeei • Gentle error • re,., Geatle 141:11ZA ( ;Cht!e:irek,. , eitztle trte,e• c,., . °Petit I . .euee. Geetleßre•e , ' ; • atle I.r, 4 ; ;• Doer ! •• Ilan! W11 ; 1 Of nee 4t Gentle •••• Gentle :' • • swum chn , wo . ~ Lateirrnt Cuitoznits C.U1411f1.111 PILVINt.II %V italiVOCl 0t0w.4 flqt.rnr.%p NIAP Br.Arrocit Lkltt , ntaVAW E/ISLC'I.II rrte 117 r, TIIIS 1 COUTY` of Wad. rtern2Cln• %Viol Get.tic ',tie. TLa returns from tl'a following rivet 14 eiliu in time t.r riti•.n y•••• rit) it. gra'. tke rate of the steatbcr ca 51 r':Nr o'clock. P , v.Lt. Peraeao , — I cou C., AS !.: t spout. W. '.'.r ”?.,"•••• nAarLP/40L I W. l' .1 W... 1 llemnir 1 X. W. • :tor.; rm. SHIPPING 177Truifi1. Mee Set CIWPAPOSZ4Mtt. Of tv.3. Anse Soohia, Sim , , I. to 1. • r::, towed in b.re to-day, %itt 1 damage —Weytenty Adon.., nnee, of re. I'.r to load s:•a., for .! •: - 6..61411,1ani th.ck fog, $ ts, materials laved, and hr iug` t lyre I,r t we •^I reports that t• e If :*, • more to St. Job 0, !:and, w, 7 :L Augu t ; eiw a o Il a N Aug. 16. Br*. re, ?min Saguenay t, Lorded, bor bla.!altn N S , A °tot frus Teter - me- iche Ii 1. r-r; foioier 1 .rt, t5.11,-4 $ • •• • . M srearat iluehes, of L ‘: on, %a, the.th. 3 - est...edgy, ere * •"t ' • r: • from Pf.r.ce we' chri at (.I:ten I ho.:1 $. I; .$ • cold with her earal for 1., ...--It•. IL' 1 0 I .n a.?: A!: I V E f.t.aetwr 1, • . 6. SAIL E , . Lis. I r t ;tot, Liver; N. N. 14. N.E. N. s.w. B.W. ‘, . • , s! • it r • • - I " l \ • %t It h..-n F‘. 1 . I , Rl•'. - J.. 117 1 ninon I sn.n. sun 30111. Ilt IieLSVI! 14;1% ih3“. (liar -h I.lv l•rts• A: !,, ar - ?nil% r 3., toss. r "•Itt, 1.11),C W A - .nt t rAst•ten.l. —fr 6r.ot.vtul. It*•• 11 - IZot•sty :r r, t. • TvuV4-:1 •Tu I utly Augti , VESSELS 51'01.1..N on. from N. n r.au.. , „ of Let .I%s SICVOI .lEd I ," , :hoonce. front I' n.I to. tat!:%to from ‘I ; 1„•1 V rot•;‘,.. '[•`tl Ceiqk t BIRT/LS. MAItIiIMIF,S. AI l' BIRTHS. 1 1 11:1:111 —Aug. :I, At l'rver .011. 1I:1W Illt;111.-.1ug. 3..1t t. l'art.r.tht, st CUN IN‘ell M.— tug. 26, at EN., of a wit. NINt ;6. —.tug. 22, at Stleer.terrte, C. J.intigps et a daughter. I.—$lllENOll I: r. Lag. Avotht %rtontlis44ll4.ll:, ii t 3 r. of None l'aMe kle ihv 11, Chluel.it. J. Kenyon 14:,:kwe: , . Hato de Simeneoun, onl% ,tdugliter of WO l'ajetas.lestelictlcalut el IFt)Ii• 4 Y ttlEn lII'S. -Aug. 27. At t` nay, nuldington. k Cgtutt. I ett.tottsg. t...m10n. to '4u. h, .Itktlkter rl I! l'Arcbtx.t. Iliottktuturr,Alk.. 1/KATI'S. at Crorkm. Surrey. A. T r-• • • '•- , L 11 , %111(11.1.—Atiir..1. Dublin, Mr. It. ~! , • ik Ave. 11, rt Ilelittr, mar M elrrtt I'llll.l ll'A. —Aus. 21, Mr. W. i A.c.•1 14 2. tilt VYKLI.—Aug.23, Akita, ahlow ot Mr. T. IZug..:, -*- wad AI. $1111:1.1 1 .—Ang. 21, at Itrook Cettace. -n, 1 .•. . W.aeu 1 ,1 . 0.1.. Admiral 4 tI,• • Printed sal pubb•hed by %buil t w is,sa •. Area, is lb., lit) cd London. I•rutbsr. 'at the • Sll . tante tiltettlank—m f:.InJ,..A. '•••4 ' .% N !N,st •! 1 ~., A .~..: and 1 . 1:. MIS • T. szos— Pr w rrr, li, m... L~., , m U " 11'41mi \'.rnum•l: r !I lii t