The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-20 00:00:00

heel carat hoes melancholy eaperle axe, that ao reliance ma be Owe* is the present House et C masons. They knew that (bare woo the 'Mogul pe,hability of • diesolution of meat rem la the pelmet year, sad it became their udift dm, to prapert thermelves for • cOOtelt. They dew el tel trek rights, and he celled on them most earaerly, at cm who hod now 'dressed to the extreme 01 tile, hut whil had nee. r degraded himself, am who would Weir same Is adman' their mese. Sir J. T. B. DUCKWORTH, Bast., M.P. he Exeter, old* an ey , I , getir troth foe the banquet taking plata dar ks( tba lied of the Royal Agricultural Society, which be attributed entirely to • desire to comult the 0613VIOi•IIC• of those who composed the amenably, sad sot to say wish to leftism' es the strict rale of the society isehliddiog polities? dierussioar W. H. PERRAND, B Q , dada; a weak of goasiderable Mmth, asked them were the farmers ready he the straggle ? Imbued was wide • sleepier/rum* is, free trade to cam to Enelasi. The lendlnds there were applying to be op pointed relieves, (Seers; the farmers were flying in thou made to Aster IS with their capital, and the people were induced to • mate of pauperism. They braid of distress •seniewbere. What had the despicable whig government IMO? Why.wbes the homers had employed the labourer. to keep out of their "Thal, to keep out of the workhouse, dar Mg last winter, they wry email ling Mr. Haines to comet • like report to show that they was no distn so. Toe boo. poutleman referred 111 the feet of wool homiest increased 90 par rest, lib , at the Wood *raised, slave-prows coma bad *sly lucre owed lo per cent., mad proseeded to show how to lain the prise ef wAtl 3d. per lb. The company apperrsising more particularly to the Agri. salters' 8 ecie ty topoyeil the hotoitality of Sir Thos. Aelarid, ea eisitiog his water-meadows this atterama. The itaine bay* not b'ess so tall today. Special Males with the rattle t ay^ gone out this aftaramm, sad one has jest ' left wires Oxeye SO tracks. The week evidences the near *pyres* at its departure, and with but the plasiog meet intim of the II eyel Aeriesltural Society's visit. The WOMB, had act been a. &tied when the Itet which has already eppeand is our over was despatched: 11014 ES. Judeer—Neiere. W. C. Presser. W. V. Nukes% eel C. Deems. Clare 1. etellimte fer serirretwel proem et way res.-IA. P emu, Mr. T. L enera, et sew Meow rehr4.oereetetcr. WPA ISeatbriese tem, Mr. N. U. Cretkelieneeuiery, mar . Os • S. Test.reer.eig Seellems. ht arritidtural Pullieetw-IM. t 0 sow, Mr. V. T. Wyss, at Kateriagtok seer Otikbem; Tod, 10 Wm, Kr. D. W. We. at Neyworb seer heath. MM. Clue L Drearect Stallicas.-13 sea., Mr. Clerks Poeta; et Me 7. .seesaw Om 4. lime iree Tana it eericultural pergesse—lay Its atm. Ur. Mr Word. et Lot liwase. seer Colo w; N. O. Derterepp, or Crstarebria.rook leer W Caw Tire.yrer.rel ralts.-1.1, Biome.. k.S N. f 0.. Bettlrepp; led, I sem., 2r. Willtem Fleet llebbs, of Dorteed4odge. seer Cokbegar. LOCAL PRIZES. haves—Merr. : T 'f...;;.7,1d, T. 'tartslrwin. Clomer. 1. 11N'• ems, Mr. 71 1 4 1 P Weldon . 611 . seer Klarvndmv. Dre e s; 2 d.lO rm., 111. aelelis mu, of Mouth Aillmetoa, sear lilogsbvidge. floe 2. Bede asked ober Jae. I, 1343.-1 to *OM ao oatmeal emblehre ; fm/, a woo , arta Oen 3. Cove fa call it la bey* produce • ere; Witili3 lie ltiV•it dub 3eftea.-1,4, IS is,, 11r. It 11. Weems. of Dorsky Tem. seer Team; 214 3 veva, lir. B. IL Waterer, of Dervelry Form war Talmo. Ctsee 4. Intel: ktMs Bet um than three years e3d.-Ist. 13 at,.. Ito mod exhibited; lad, ions. ditto. Cleo 3. Trartuti bellera—lat, 19 Dora Not salcieet merit ; fed, I nova, dam. isonzworrs. _ _ Mt. Ilensman, for the Leiipntable thre g seachlne, aNtlealis ID hone o rte.an pc.reT, 00VP. ,.. . . Tbe prise for the bat • eider mill, 10 som, could sot to awirdal became oo apples oou db • h•mnrA to to It. 1.0)I :SI EN DATION& Cls•s'. Generally commode -- Cl, 04. TneJadere blgbly cowl:wild No. 48, vla., Lard Fewerabank's Leifer.—:co. 311 bliebl eon.sorn.lc4., Tit klum'a heifer.— No. 33bistly lir.. hr. It. Strattreem bet& r.—N0.34 Wily commended, via., Ur. T...r,e'era bet - No. 36 . , TLC, Mr. D. Wll. aon'a beVer.-1114, ear generally commanded. Mr I. No. G 9 commendei„;ll,iir. W. 0. Biggs bull. Clam 2, Generally commended. Clan 4. No. PS coramendrd, •:a , Mr. Creddoen leelkv.—No. SS Ingonsmded, rtr., Mr. George Pitt? heifer. ears 1. No. 101 Wetly toomstel44: v . :. Yr. 'Maas )1111er's bull (lass 2. No. 116 very 1 behly commended. six Kr. T. B. Mateo Dull. The elms rener..lly e.enmeoded. Clool J. N 0.136 eery 101917 eamn ended, eta., Mr. Ju. QuarVre epic Q • 4. No. 177 ten hippy commeiuled, tiz., Yr. J. Tarthinee eow.—No. 169 eery Lighly e.mmesulctl, viz., Mr. Jamul Qoartly's triter. Clans I. Generally eery highly commended. - imams. Clans I. No. 24C high:y bed, viz., Mr. H. Matthews' WA- Boa.—No. 251 commende I, viz., Mr. Thomas Reetan'a atalUos.—No. 233 commended, viz, Mean,. S. Ind N. Spencer's Mai:a.m.—No 234 sosanseoded. viz . Mr. W. :•arylves 1,431 a ,3 - Clam 2. No. 254 commended, viz„ Mr. N.O. Bankropres stallion. Mai 3. No. 2s 7 highly eignmended. viz.. Mr. Walkman cum's std. bon —No. 271 commended, viz., Mr. Job Whites staLion. Clam 4. No. 277 commended. viz I lion. Lard St_ lobe's stare and Soal.—No. 2PJ highly oommmdsd, viz Mr. E. Wilson's max and foe. Om S. Co. 2.1 commmxled. Mr. N. 0. Bartp's 113 y.— No. 267 highly morneti.ed, slz, Mr. W. lisber lloW Ally. Ile dm grurraty commended. aim & No. SC3 rommet.ded. ;.;, mi. Wm. Sanday's pm of corm. fleas I. No. SOS can tea. oio., Mr. wos, Seinerresniu. Oar 2. Pio. 43 eurmarsdiii, vk., 34r. m. %rms. Clam S. 3ico. 44 tommescle 1. vs.. Mr. Sh.cl:e '4 pen urn. gerl. ICo. 4159 highly roomm tled7rll., Mr. George Hewer's No. 443 rommeoded.yie.. Mr. Charie. La-ge's ram. (Lim 2. NO. VA commeided.eir M. Millioarnecrim.—No. CS tughl3 commended, Ms., Mr. William Inseam& C% 1. Na 403 coromenoed. VI; Mr. R. Einatir's boor. Co. 437 highly comm. z., Mr. M ort otalsobrs Clam 2. No. 500 e 4:13 mentle , , Mr. 3. 7. Davre boar. No. 304 Commemlad. viz, Mr. Jobo 11.10, 505 commended. vis , Mr. Jamas lian'ylek's boar. - No. 307 c mem ncicd, viz., Mr. William l'i•ber ELMO bar. -No. 1 , 11 comiorne.rd, ris., Mr. Wm. Mho, Hobbs' bror.—No. 310 Wally maamoodee, Mr. M. 1.. Mama boar. - No. 313 Molly zoo wooded. Ma. Mr. Juba ery'a boar.—No. 323 b1e. 00110111014 4, . Mr. Jorapb Tali y'. boar. L No. $ 1 hisb:y corrimrsiti, viz., Mr. 'loom Cartwriahra saw.—No. 332 rommeade I. Ms.. Mr. Mom. Cartarlibt's 323 commralookris., Mr. J. A Manses ? r. Car.. No. 44 aa:mode& vs. Mr. William Balls sow.—No. 533 =4.cowithesrled. via. Mr. Bkhard Bartlett'. sow.—No. $403 cote rie. Mr. Yrednisk Barlow's sow.—No. 351 costmeeded, viz. Mr. J. T. Tlevy's row.— Nw cammended, viz Mr. Richard Vog., ridge's eow.—!W. 539 highly cosset ded. tia. Mr. John Mon's P0W...-. NO. 3113 highly coo rerecrt, viz. Mr. 1. P.P. P.. 111101 sow.—No. 366 conammild, via. the Right H 0,.. the Berl of Redone* sow. —No. Ye highly asemmoded, viz. Mr. Jobs ilivety's sow.—No. 569, Liddy commended, the. Mr. Mark itrEnsby's s gr.—No. 37b highly cam. mended, viz. Mr. J• la el' sow.—No. 174 highly comeserided, vie. Mr. Jcespli Tuley 's roe. Clan 3. No 37A crerneeded, viz., Mr. three breed. log sows —No. 379 highly commended, rt s , e tr. r g e rTrotter's paw lwasting.,47... Ores S. No. 512 rousineaded. Mr. W. Parber's three breed. leg •ow..—No 2oebly e Jomeaded, viz, Mr. Jabs Catherall's this. breeder pow 516 commended. eta., Mr. W. Maker SAW three breeding row pip. Na Ht Welly commended, Tic Mr. am. Townieley's bathe.— No 40.5 highly commended, etc, Hr. G. Oreabies pea of owes.—No. 649 Wily aoramentlea, sm. dir. Mark litstabrs pen c 4 M. T. YeJ: , Ueeln Gam, Honored Dizer.or of the Show. IRELAND. DOBLIN, JOLT 19. The Encumbered Estates Commissioners have given notice, that the sittiegs of their court will be sus pended from Auinst 16, until further orders. At the meeting of the Na.ional Assurance Company of Ireland, held yesterdsy, the chairman said it was well known, by the txpenence of all companies, that Mali insurances are more hazardous than English ones by tires to two. " Whether this arises," he observed, " from the fact that none bat the sober and sedate people ensure their lives in England and Scot land, and only those insure in Ireland who fear that they are going to die, I do not know but the detri ment of life between England and Ireland is three to two." A dividend of 6 per amt. on the deposit capital of the company, was declared at the meeting. CONSOLIDATED COPPICE MUM or CANINE ABBO - —At a half-yearly geaeral ... Oth= lon the association, held at the edam la a the 18th irstant, Rosen Elite,, Seq.. *Odom is the chair ; the report was read, and stated : "At the laltyearly peen) meeting in July last year, the directors began their report by coagratulating the shareholders on the then pro state of their affain • they are happy now to have it their power to say, tha t game state of prosperity still continues. The quantity of ore raised in 1849 moults to 19,772 tons, which, though somewhat km then that raised in is considerably mo:e than the average quantity of the three preceding ycan ; and the quantity raised during the present year, as br at the account can be made up, is nearly the same. flmne Improvement has takes place is the quality of the ore during the lest three years ; that of last year is still better than that of the parading year, and the market price last year having been good, the audited account now submitted to the mee n t ai l a nt ai rwa a troasiderable profit; the balance o f w hi c h re unpaid, together with an addition from the amnia( pre to of the pelmet year, mettles the directors now to declare a dividend of 41. per share, ezelosive of income-tax, payable cm and alter 71suraday,the 25:h instant. With to the present Mete and future prospects of th e utiate r 7C; beg to refer to a report now oa the table, draws up by Captain James Beyaolds, who has been many years head captain of the mines. It was meatiosted In the last that Mr. Bet hart's process of sateltieg had not bees c ro p enough I. op. Mil= to judge of its ultimate eMeieney, nor are the dir ectors yet prepared to give a decided **aloe respecting it. The shantholdsm must recollect that the directors tried this ex periment in pursue: tee of their resolution, passed maid measly at the general misting held the 3rd of Janua ry, l64B; that at that time the difference boom the pries 'se see of mo w in the ore, and the metal toff, me In* fits reseal amount, and that the antract, in 011eileiretatts of the Santana of this mamma did:roses, has sot tamed oat me profitable as wee capered. Yet thin is little doubt that the establishment of Mr. Bankan's weeks and seem edam las had great Minoan Is plasiaLdiz s oestra. lades yelen of the ere sad metal es this hirer . diresten hem versa to be mask saddled with die maser moat of the spats la Cabe daring die lad yew, sad • pout of the ammaatod profits of the year has Mesa Mei their daisies mad ansadon Is retadat die esp,aditlrs" T 1! ripen mid carats were readvid sad aniphd. fluff the hanks of the mean bans, boos pima MCaptain J. Itys empselh. hr Maude. sad ssoliasas 'Maths as goat el ale my dogleg hie kwa milde in Cabe; aid to the Ghanian', Zoned Zane, Nag., sad is the ether dinners al the , their very sassosohd preessadea of the Lbw* the disseholdsee, ibe met* ovum& CLERICAL. rho Ion! Archbishop of Cranbury hoe entered the degree of Motor of An* epos the Rey. Cherie@ Marshall, theplaie to Ilse Wlt.t Roo. the Lod Mayor and the newly appointed feeble el et. jeans% Dyke, plate, City. Tun FOTTDATION STONW OT A NOW CROACIT, ADOOT TO BS sateen) AT BALING. wet laid on Thursday, the llth lest. Mies Lewis, the fnedren, laid the first steed The chunk is proposed to be a handsome building in the decorated ty* sad is to accommodate 800 persons, sad will east is the when about 7.0001. we umiseseaed that Miss Lewis is the nay sister of the gestlemau oho died lam are. mien, and by hie will bequeathed a portrait end a enm ities's'', Insley of 10,0001. to the National Gallery.—The Budder. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1850. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yost, JULY 17. Baroas Us. hem Wienius. LIBEL.-THE ALLEGED RAILWAY PRAMS. RICII•VDVON V UDSON. In this ease, briefly chided to la yesterda) • Express, but which pries of matter enfiladed from that del's paper, the plaintill complained that ha was an amine/ and solicitor, awl carried ea Cultism is portassildp with Healy Richard eon mad N. C. Gold ; and that the dshadaat published • libel ea him la that capacity. Mr. Muds, Q C., stated the cam for the plaiatiff. The affair arose out of the Ualon Bank here, of which plaintiff sad his pumas were solicitors jointly with Mr. Wood. limn. George Hudson sad Buses Weft acing directors. Mr. Wilkinson was the manager, and ia that capacity hag giving • bond, with three suretlee, for the due performance of the duties of his °Mee. Two of the nestles of that baud had died, sad the third wished to be relieved from hie res ponsibility, ea which a new bond was given. Mr. Welkin eon, it is supposed, engaged in railway speculations, and largely overdrew his amount with the bask, and became a serious defaulter. But with ale the plaintiff bad 'meth., whstever to do, except that his partner drew up ens bond fn the ordinary business of the dam. Yet this gave rise to the following libel in the Yorkshiremara of the 91 February last, • newspaper published in this city of which the defen dant is the registered proprietor: The Union Bark:- Curious exposures.—Then were sundry carious and start hag revelations made at the annual meeting of the pro pitiate of the Union Bank on Thursday last. It cer tainly would appear as if there existed • charter for miernanegersent, artifice, and defs'astions in every joint stock company over which Mom. G. Hud son and James Richardson have had oostrol. 'everybody knows that the late manager of the Union Bank left that establishment, havieg overdrawn to the tun* of some 20,0001 or thereabout• Circumstances reduced this sum to tome. thing like 16.0001. It unfortunatelihappects,l7Ar7v;,l; the shareholders, that they must make up their minds to lose this money. Either by 'realm, or nealigenoe, or fraud, or some other cause, the original bond given by the late ma. eager, as security for his integrity, is now eat inoerstas, while a woad bond, which was intended to be rubstituted for the first drawn up by Mr. J. Richardson, or his partner, may Im considered as so much waste paper, if we are to accept as true all that tratepired at the meeting. Nobody knows when the ceiginal bond was gone to--everybody, Creston and solicitors, profess entire ignorant* of its whereabouts. Most probably A is destroyed, and it is for the shareholders to say whether, by dismissing the putative author or anthem of this extraordinary sod mysterious transaction, they may not fortify themselves easiest farther mischief. Our own opinion is, that no man should be trusted in a resronsible situation who was narrowly associated with Mr. Hudson. That man is not only corrupt himself, but cor rupts every ono around him. We point out no particular culprit—that we leave to the shareholders. A Co.. mitt*, of investigation into the affairs of the bank—prosperous though it be—might turn out advantageously to the share holders." This, he submitted to them, was a libel upon the plaintiff in his professional capacity, for it was only to that capacity that he was connected with the bank. r. Anderton, the attorney for the plaintiff, produced sad proved the newspaper containing the libel. Mr. N C. Gold, attorney and partner in the firm el J. H. Richardson and Gold, rzensieed—They and Mr. Wood were solicitors of the Union Bank. Witness received in stractioas to prepare the bond in Nov. 1846. Mrs, Hesse was to be surety. Witness prepared the bond. The plaintiff had personally nothing to no with it. That bond was given in lieu of one, two of the three sureties of which were dead. Mrs. Hussy was a better surety than the three in the old hood. Circ!' examined by &want Wilkins—Mr. Wilkinson had been a clerk in the bank. Mrs. Hussy is his mothevin.law. She is very old. Mr. Pearson, a clerk in the Union Binh, proved the exe cution of the bond given by Mr. Wilkinson end Mrs. Hersey. CrJet- - xemined—Mr. Hudson was the chairman of the bank. He ceased to be chairman in 1849; witness aupposed in consequence cf railway investigations. Mr. Wilkinson said be became manager of the batik In May, 1833, and gave sureties toe his good conduct. Two of them, his father and Mr. Eyre, had died, and his brother, the third, applied to be relieved, and he told Mr. Hudson, who said, If your brother is at all afraid, I will be surety." That was thought not right. and he propcsed Hessey. At that dram—November, 1846—he conceived himself worth a good deal. Ih 1848 he had overdrawn hie account, and when he left he gave up property which had one him 20,0001., and insurances for 4.0001. Cross-examined—He had been clerk of the City and Country Sink, and bad a salary of 2001, and was worth about 1,5001. when he became manager of the Union Bask. Hs had, by permission of Mr. Hudson, taken the money out of the bank to pay fur the 20,0001. worth of property. Mr. Stowell, the other director, knew nothing about it. He first dircovered he had overdrawn his account twelve months before he left, and draw out 16,0001. more en that time. He traffieked is shares. Mr. J. Brooke, a rolicitor for SO years in York, had known pliintiff 30 years is the profession. The libel applied to him. It was known before the publication of the libel that Mr. Hudson and Mr. Mbikioem had ceased to have con nection with the bank. That was the plaintiff's case. Mr. Serjeant Wilkins (Mr. Atherton end Mr. Price with him) addressed the jury for the defendant, with great form and at considerable length. The following witness". were then called : Mr. Seamen mid be had been a shareholder from the c. m. nteccement of the bank, and mourning director from 1841, sad George Hudson was the chairman. Mr. Hudson was • d rector when Mr. Wilkinson was appointed manager. The latter left in Megmber, 1848, and withera first saw the new bond is Jan., 1849. He had never heard of it before. He (Wilkinson) owed when he left upwards of 20,0001., of which witness knew nothing till Jan , 1849. Mr. George Hudson remsrishered the establishment of the bank, and was a bolder of 100 shares. Mr. Cooper waachair sea. Oa his death, in 1841 or 1842, witseas became chair man. He was director before. The advances to etstonsen were made under his direction, jointly with Mr. Seawen, and sometimes the board. 11e had always made known to him when he (wimess) had sanctioned any large advances. He had concurred in Mr. Wiikineon's appointment, at a "L -imy*/ 4001., which was advanced to 6001, then to 8001 , then la 1,0001. He knew he was engaged in speculations in shares but only to the extent of about 5,0001. Witness had had share; Wilbierion's name to the extent of 400 or 500 shares. He never bought or sold in his own name except once, and it sp zin an all the newspapers,d fur that roues he bad always it, and sold in the name of his broker or some other person. Musses consented to cancel the old bond, and g.o up Wilkinson's brother as &surety. Wilkinson might then owe 3.0001 or 4,0001, but he might be a creditor. Wit. did not recollect. Witness did not know that he was over. drawing his accounts till his attention was drawn to it in October, 1848, by dr. Seawen. Witness received notice cf the meeting in February last, but did not attend. He was chairman of the York and North Midland, the Newcastle and Berwick, the Midland, and the Eastern Counties. The plaintiff was a director of the Newcastle and Barwick. Wit. new bargained for 20,000 tons of iron nee, at 61. 10s. per ton, with Mr. Thompson, in October, 184 f, and completed it is January, 1846. On the 30th of January, 1845, there was a meeting of the committee of the Berwick railway, and en advertisement was issued for tenders for 11 1 ,000 tons of rails for the Berwick Company, and Mr. Tnompeon's tender at 121. per ton was accepted, and 7,000 toes of witness's con. tract was aupplisd, and he benefited by that bargain to th e extent of 38,0001. There was entere d In the construction book as money paid for land, in December, 1845, Lord Tan kervillit, 4,0001 ; Duke of Northumberland, 10,0001.; Earl Carlisle, of 7,0001. ; L•rd Grey , 6,0001.; Sir M. W. Ridl e y, 3,0001 ; and Lady Stanley, 2,0001. Witness and Mr. Davis sinned a claque on the Union Bank for 4,0001. in December, 1846. The money was not paid to Lord Tankerville but to witness. A cheque of the same date, in favour of the Duke ',Northumberland for 10,0001. It was not paid till May, I WO. A cheque of Fame date, in favour of L or d G rey, I signed by Lines and plaintiff, for 5,0001. ; it was paid in January, 1848. A cheque in favour of Lady Mary Stanley, for 3,0001., same date, paid in May, 1849. A cheque same dot for 7 , 0001 ., in favour of Lord Carlisle, paid i n M ay 1849. Thins eheques were drawn oat of the funds of the /Own wwimay, at the time they bear date, and placed to wham% winant. He repaid those sums back in May 1849, end paid hthweet upon them. On the 31st of December, 1847, there were saw entered In the book of the Berwick Company to the amount of 40,0001. as paid to contractors of the Berwick Railway-26,000. was_paid In January, 1801, and the remainder in May, 1849.—From the entries in the books any one would have supposed the money bad bees paid on the day stated . Witness paid th e money back, sch upwards of 1,8021 for interest. Hie private amount with the bank was never overdrawn. Whether it was overdrawn between 1844 and 1849 he conM not esp. He did not tsU any of the landowners or contemners that he had received a cheque for him. The (Earl of Carlisle wu not aware that witness had received the 7,0001. ft, him. Croes-examined —He held still 100,0001. in the Ber wick line. When he left he held 40,0001. In the Beaten Counties be held 12,0001., which had eolt him 26,0001., and he sold them the other day for 8,0001. In all the lines he was a large holder when he ceased to be chair man. The plaintiff knew nothing of witneee's transaction with Wilkinson. At the time of the contract with Mr. Thompson, the Berwick Company did not exist. The bargain was entirely on his own unmet, and he was entitled to the difference beeves* the contrast price sad the market price. The plaintiff had nothing to do with the transit:ideal with the landowners. Witness had received more Utmost from the Berwick Railway than he had paid. Plaintiff was kis private Wiener. Reexamined—ln M, 1849 . or helm the committee of inquiry, be had 46 , 00 61. la Nevem* sad Darling/tea; 12,C001, Bantam Counties; 91,0001., Yoh sad Nottli land, and 18.0001. la the Midland. Is Met, Mt Iwildiveltd liabilities at that time were between 2110,Med sad Of the differences with the Barwick Compeew 070 . 1 40,0001. They cannot stria mare than 10.ne k t mom cad it his setoff be allowed, net mere than 4,0001 Other witnesses were immelwed ea behalf of the de. fondant, and Mr. Mods havkirragliad. The jertretired at half-peat eve Abe (the ease haviee osenpied ell day, and excited inteua Imarad), and were so t ill put wan, whoa they retuned, Salikas for the defend. uco the int question, that it waa w khal • end ea to tim mond, that the shine were set i•kai but under eirmusetmeese of peas ; me i * is CA, wasetudes, 1MUM 6118 1 .11 . 8. 4 ha the saaaga seat of the railway isegamisi wit whieh the plaistiM and Hodson had *astral Armless's? HALL.—Neatee of platinum who peeped their reanimate le the skeet, sad meth* at soli else, sad Teethed wallow to paved*, ea Thema. July 16 : Jena Masai Tailed, Beg Oilbeeleco, Pantie, WOW Hosea, " Umehibir.l NAVAL ADMIRALTY. JOLT I9. I 4IYPIIIITIMILITYII.—LietittRARIA: Hoe. 11. A. Moreton and W. 1.. Partridge. Midahipmee :8. J. Hudson and H. Dunlop. Naml Cadet : 8. W. Diamond. Surgeon: J. M. Unger. AmietentAtergeoes Greer' M. Hardee and J. H Sidley. 11 later :R. H. Garwood. Pmeoed Master: R. Sturges'. Raclin' Milewski: A. G. W. Parkes sad T, Pounds. Boatswain: W. Bqrsad. Pena: W. H. Dutton. Clerks: J. Masked sad F. Pm told. Carpenter : T. Petra, to the Fox. Lieutenant: R. Lambert. Bergeoa : W. 11. Fester. Amistant.Bargeos :A.R. R Preston. Neater :H.D. W. Wilder. Hamer.' Aarktant.: O. Rorie and H. G. 8. Street. Etaarearain: J. Putengham. Perm,: H. 8. Dyer. Clerk: J. 8. limper. Bopernemerary Clerk : H. W. Holemworth. Gunner: J. Parks. Carpentee : J. Hatchings, to the Salamander. M.dearpraan: C. B. Steward, to the Niger. Batsman W. Bailey, to tbo Scout. MILITARY. - -- -- ; -- (Front lest night • 0 wets.] WAILOMeII. hum 19. 6th Int. Drag. Gas.—Pas. sod Lieut. C. T. Lumen,, frost Ist Si Ba r t. e(!. G. to be bon.. vie/ Phi Moore, who nein. let co Ora ilegt. of V. Gdo.—Lleat. W. B. Pott.uunito, from the 6th Dreg. Oak. to boom sad lieut., vice !Judos, who emirs. - CIL W.A. Your. from the 4 4 th to be Zept vies Arthur. who melt& . . Ilth T.—Tat. P. D. Tioeu, to be lied., by yet., eke Patthow, who rote.------ I3tb F.—Stal-Sorg. cd the Ike. Class T. E. Dyes to be mg., vise 151 k Dobson, pron. re the def. P.—Cept. A. P. Yams, from the 36th F., to be aid., via J. Drum, who rots. as Li p of the 36th F. 214 F.— las. B. Basses. Rea the 71st F., to be Heat, without -, vise A. Itialialsoc, cashiered by the srateses of a Or. Oren 370 A. 5L HALTIVITOII, frets the Illtb F., to In as. vies Usury, app. to Nth F. 111th 1 1 `.. N. T. Gleans, tress 1,,p. anat., to be opt., vies T. lit who sari.; Vest. W. J. Lem s, to be apt, by par., vies Quilt* who rats.; Ms. C. W. WATKINS to be tent., by per., Mil F.—Capt. F. L. Alum, has 4th F., to beespt vke Pyles, who sash ; tae. F. O. BLITZ I. be Wet, by par., vice Carrel* pry; W. H. H. Ilagemseta, pat., to be gm, by per., vice lattb 16th V.—Lieet. A. McDgagame has bee perssittsd to retire from the service by the gals dins consdadon. Bitb V.—Beet. C. SAITAIMN to be apt, without par., vice Ilealtb, deceased. 7 vet V.—lint. F.l. C. ILautew to be 'apt. by per., vice Dasbwood, who rein; Ans. R. C. W.ierrawr to have the rank of beat. ; Inn J. reuse to be best., by par., Mae Halkett ; Era. D. D. FLAMINI. from 42nd F., to be ant, vise Harkeere. prow In Slat F. 72ed F.—Capt. J. W. OALiTOIRD to be major., by per.. vice Maclean, prom in Bid West India Lit. • Lieut. W. B. O. C.raerstLz. to be rept., by per., vies Cialehad ; ' Lint. L. Newnan to be capt, by I par.. vice Lord, who retina. Sad W.I. klagt.—Brev. Lfent..oll. C. H. Dimwit, from the 72nd F., to be lisat..ent., by per, eke Ferryotho rots. lisernraa firarr.—Lep..thepector.Genevel of ti tale C. Sr. Joan, le be inapector.generel of Welles, vies IL Franklin, wbo rate. spa h.p.; Dap..lnspector-fieneral, with local rank, A. Pea. armee,ll.D., to be dip .inspector.pereral of bospitals, vice St. Alba: Sari. W. Dawn, trout the 13th F., to be stsf.eurg. of the Ant class, vice Vsegumon ; Berg. A. Otis, 111. D., from the 13th F., to be caarg. of the sec. clam, vice Dyce, spp. to the 13th F. UsATTACH•II.-.1/41tV"1140f O. CLAIMS. from 7711 a V., to be major, without put. Bacvsr.—To be Wajorsin the Army: Capt. N. TXsaandof 38th F.; Capt. C. E. SlacDossaas., of Seth F. To be Majors Is the Army in the East Indies: Capt. H. B. EDWAIDU, of Ist Bengal European left.; Capt.H. J. STAMM, of Sth Rept. of Bengal Cavalry. Eatn iEntelligenct. EQUITY COURTS.—YznanDAT. Simms rum Lou) tuacsuoa. There were 21 Mastic petitions on ~ the list for the day. 19 of which were nnepposed, end were disposed of before one o'cl ch. The 20th petition, in the miner of Goold, was heard by his lordship is his private room. The lest petition was— Ix as Boorzi—Cons. The father of this lunatic died last year, leaving consider able property to trustees for his use and for other purpeses, and he directed the tntlit ea to retain themselves the custody of the lunatic, and not to suffer his two brothers to interfere. The brothers of the lunatic, after their father's death, peti tioned the late Lord Chancellor, chiming the custody of the lunatic, as of right, as his next of kin. The trustees, con- Delving themselves to have been specially appointed by their testator, opp sod the application of the brothers. Lord Cot *ileum directed a reference to the Muter M Lunacy, with leave to the trustees to make their elMm before ►im. The Muter found the bro:h•rs to be entitled. The present petition asked that the Muter's report be confirmed, and that the costs incurred by the lunatic's brothers before the Master be paid to them by the trustees out of the father's general estate. _ . . Mr. MOW and Mr. Shebbean supported the petition. Mr. Hardy, antra, contended that the trustees were, under the terns of the will, justified in opposing the china of the brothers of the lunatic; and the Mte Lord Chan cellor having allowed then to go in before the Master, all the costa ought to be paid out of the lunatic's estate. 'far Lord Chancellor observed that he lthoured under some difficulty in disposing of the point ; but u the trustee, had failed in soaking oat their ease before the Mater. rotwith.tanding that they were permitted to go in by Lord Callahan, he felt that the better course was to grant the prayer of the petition, and albw the costs out of the testator's general tams. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—YEarzaDAT. arrnaoa woes rug Cowen BARON. Tun CUSTON House AND 111 LONDON Dona COMPANY, Mr. Goings Banker, M.P., eat in this court to-day, as Cuni•or Biros, for the peep,' of passing certain accounts, including those of the Chief Usher of the limberly , r, the payments made to metstrigen (supposed to be employed in delivering the writs of the court to the several sheriffs to whom they are directed), charges for summonier, ecs. Alm for the purpose of smashing the great seal of the court to amain writs for the recovery of the amount of recognisance* 'retreated into the Queen's litmembrancer's office, me also for the recovery of fines and forfrituree payable to the crown. The Queen's Deputy Remembrances, with officers from the Board of Fint Fruits, 80., was iG attendance, bat the whole proceedings occupied only a few minutes, and seemed to be a mater of the merest form. It transpired that no less than 23 rc luminous informations had been recently filed at the instance of the Customs depart nest against various persons connected with the London Dock Company, and the trials will come on alter Michael mas term. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—TESTERDAT. BEPOILE NIL COIOIIMIONER FANI. Tuz RIIOATI MID DOIIIEI/10 Bates. The proendiop in beakrup•cy have been regularly opened in the ease of Joseph Nash and Thomas Neal*, the bankers of Reigate and Dorking. As the proofs of debt are extremely numerons, and the creditors principally reside in the neighbourhood :of the platen where the bankrupts had tarried on hatless', meetings were appointed to be held at Reigate and at Dorking, to receive proofs of debt, in order to save the expense of the parties coming to London. Mr. Campbell, the registrar in Mr. Commissioner Omilbarn's Court, attended for that purpose at Reigate on Tuesday, when the prate placed on the file amounted to 28,9001. A seemed meeting was ►eld before the same gentleman at Dork ing yesterday, when the proofs amounted teener 18,0001. Alto gether the pro* wars in number about 600. No disputed claims were gees into; these will be investigated at the mating f or ale disks of assignees, which takes place on Monday, befits Kr. Commiastamor Goulbern. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.-CHIUMBI , OID, JULY 18. BOOIUI Loao BARU,. Michael Trott, 20, a a 24, were indicted for harglariomly broakiog and suturing the dwelling•house of Martha Trott, and stealing • gold ring, two sovereigns, • mine, sad other articles, her property. Tile prosecutor in this ease, if appeared, resided at Talmly, Is this county, sad, on the night of the oth of April, her house was broken open, and two an got Into her bidroons, when they nada use of mese threats of violence, and stole the property meational in the 'Midmost. It appeared that the prisoner Trott was nephew to the prosecutor, and lind in the same neighbourhood, and she swore positively to his identity. and also to that of the other prisoner. Mr. Parnell, fa addressing the jury for the prisoners, said ha should not detain thus with any lengthened obeervations upon the (seta of %beam, biomass, according to hie interim lions, the proseoator was clear mistaken in swearing to the identity of kir nephew • an d although it might appear extraordinary that she abintld have mark such • mistake with regard to her own relation, yet he was satisfied that when the jury had beard the evidenee he should lay before them, they woad kayo no sliarnatim bat to came to the oriaoluaioa s that suds must be the case _ — The fan of the Priosier,ipa. Trott, who •pproted to be a very respeetable perm, was than called, sad he swore positively that Ids sea was at hose on the sight the her. slaty was elected, sad other evidence was gives is corn bongos, whisk made it appear quite clear that he could not have bees use et the ONO eoseersed Is the robbery. The jury rearmed s verdict et Not snaky. NORFOILH CIRCUIT.—IIuirrINGDox, JULY 10. The Judges Anise wind hen yisterdsy, and this neesisg. se 10 Oink, Ik. Berea Aldan. preoldad in the Criminal Cent, sad Mr. Janne Paten. at Nil Prima Thole wen ewe went j`'anus% ono el to the enYPiall up o reed a Ward Dem by as avast Mosthsen Bellew erasing, hod ..t ~EOM Meta SW Perlis Mi. Goodrich, w adismlaly Gainsasheeter, was esavieted st the last imam tig ethane 751 thazte= i st she gasalleas. Alamos NM a 'dal Ind asssi neensd, dins! why In Sidi art tell, sad iikssedise sbe maws was slasrval sag ohs pumas amis. Us maims was that bis be iesprisssad sad loin ea hod lam hr 14 days, bat tint mama siss ass his (*.lamas* Wish), In is *NY was awsidad a mato same piiiirdink POLICR-YESTIRDAT. MANSION HOUSE. ermiatne ss • 1307.::ireorqsl — iiiiii7, who mus mated he be between sight and sine years of age, was ebargsd wish having at mpted to thab Robert finale, aged b, and will having wounded C 1.,).. Wright, aged seven parr. el A ri,.usly in the eye with • piles of crab shall, that the post child will unbaltip be kr ever deprived of the sight of it. Tee fie isemplebeAt, who belongs to Sir :elan Canes ached, saki tit: prisoner same up tome la a court in the Minorite and mad, • stab at ma with a case hods. Ha hit my body with this knife, bat did not hurt is,, The policeman who tcok him into custody said—Having on the evening in question received information that the boy I had made meet desperate attacks upon other boys, I went to his faller's house, in which he resides, and took him into custody. I afterwards saw the father at the station-hew, and beard him say that if he had been at home at the time I cant d to apprehend his eon, so —policeman should have taken his child into custody. When be was told of the use the prisoner had made of the desperate weapon, he said his child had a right to us a kni'a In his own defence. Charles Wright, who app.:trod with a booed-up head, wu then called. He produced a surgeon's certificate, which stated that this eyeball was much injured, sad that the mongoose., was bkoly to be the loos of the vision of the eye. lie said the prisoner hurt one of my eyes with a piece of crab eitall." Alderman Oibbs.—Prisoner, what have you to say in you defence ? The prisoner.—Why, he threw me down and struck ma over the eye with • flint stone, sod then I went at him. Alderman Gribbe —Who told you to say that ? The prieoner.—Nobody at all. Inspector Todbunter mid the unfortunate child at the bar had • very bad example at home, and was notoriously quite destitute of moral haling or notion of moral rr.- eponsibility. Alderman Gibbe.—l wish his father wee hate. It is hopes- Bible that • father who sanctions the use of • knife by hie child in revenging an injury, can be capable or performing the Cittles of • parent, and in all probability the depravity of the man has caused all the violence in the child. If the p r ison, r happened to be two or three years older, I certainly would send him to the Central Criminal Court for trial, but I cannot commit one of such tender years to Newgate. Under all the circumstance., andifeeling that it is necessary to protect society even against such youthful °Belden, I AO require two good securities far his good behaviour for One year. The prisoner, upon being looked up lathe cap, began to shout and scream and curse. From Ma LONDON GAZETTIL—Friday, Ady 19. Tisorsr Bovana Boras; Liverpool, cotton broker, to merest*, July 26 and Aug. 29, at It, at Liverpaul Court. 801„Liver pool ; off. assts., Itird, Liverpool. Tuorss Lerstm, Mucilage-terrace, Newington, railway contractor, Aug. 2 and dept. 6, at 16, at Boalashaltstrort. Sots., Waco and too, King William-street, City; of. ass*, Whitmore tiasingba il Gums? FINLAY Cnowosqq Maida-htll, etteteld, July 26 at 12, and Atm. 29 at 121, at ltrissball.street. slots., Lamaism and Plows, Old Jewry; of. alt., Johnson, Barlngludl-sereet. Modbury, Devonshire, Inseadrader, July SO and Aug. 27, at 11, at lacier Gourt. Nola , &very, odbury„ and Bishop and Pitts, ratter; of. wig., Illrtzel, Enter. DECLAZATIOIp OFDIVIDBSIDO. • LIMN ADDINOTt;iI °Mott Rod diy. of 3s. dd., J9l 24, and tire° subsequent Widemdays, at Gra. ham's, Joan DAMN New Turnstile, 1101 born, and Old.rod, St. Pancras, builder —lst die. of 3a ed., any Wedneeday. at Whamorebt, Basing- hall.stren. 1 ALLIANDia Munn and Pumas liacsaartems, Mlchnlall-laM LOOl. bard-street, City, merekante—htd MY. of lid., Juiy 24, three subeequent Wednesdays, at Graham's, COtellialt•latiti. CMAILES Resort Sheffield, steel manufacturer - Ist die. of 25., July 20, mid any su bsequent Saturday, at Freeman's., Leeds. Cause, AMMO. and Her, Thames Iron.worke, Rntherblthe, en gineers -2nd die. of 1..64 July 21, and subsequent Thursday, at standeld's, Inaingball.etreet. Mictran emus', Nine Elms, Vauxhall, and Yoek . road, Lambeth, livery stable keeper—lat die. of 25., July 24, and throe subsequent Wennewlaye, at Graham's., Colerr.an-street. Imam Foals, Itiehmoud, Surrey, licensed Mstualler —lst dlr. of m July atre 21, and three subsequent Wednesday's, at Graham's, Colemet. Sarum. Monte, Houlatun, and Middle, Shropshire, maltater—ht shy. of ie. 31., July le, and any eubsequent Thursday, a : Valprs, Birmingha m. 'hoar VIIILDERIrK lloarmsabi Queen•Mreet, Cheaide, merchant 4th 0b . ,. of la. 9d., July 25, a n d subsequent Thur sday, at Stansfeld's, liselnittall-street. Rieneau Notre, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, farmer—lit and final dlr. of 2s. 11.1., Aug. 9, and any subsequent day, at Carter'e, Spalding. CHAILLIIIS UNFOLD, Reuling, budder-Ist and Anal diva of lie,. July 20, and three subsequent Sacurdao, at Groom's, Abehurch-lane. W. A. ItIISVIA, Malcbtone Kent, cabinetmaker-14 dlv . of re, 4d., July 24, and three subsequent Wednesday's, at Graham's, Coleman ' street. ROMA, Homo; Newcastle-upon-Tyne, manufacturer of plaster of Paris-Ist dn. of 20. (d., July 20, aud any subsequent Saturday, at Wakley's, Neweamle.upon.Tyne. Jorrra Suurvili., Standee, Hertfordek'n, butcher —lst div. of Ss., July 25, and following Thursday, at ht.uudild's,MMllllMlMetreet. JOI. Snit". AV, Pool, Borseehlre, printer-Ist dlr. of la, July 23, and rabernornt Thursday, at Stanefeld's, Basinettall.smeet. P•TBIN TUUM.II..X ern., Osinburgli.pirce, New-road, et. Pancras, and Comment d-roed, Ldmehower, carpenter—lab die. of 95., July 25, and subsequent Thursday, at Stansfeldb, Basinghall.street. Antigens %luso, Camberwell, and Nicbulaulane, City-2nd dlr, of la Id., July 21, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Graham's, Colentan.street. Jose Taman% Sheffield, merchant-2M dlr. of 2a. 6d, July 20, sod any subsequent saturday, at Freeman's, Leeds. DIVIDEND*. —Aug. 21. C. Ca p er, Wlllenball. Staffordshire, grocer—Aug. 9. T. J. Edwards, hing , droer, Bloomsbury, devising. cue maker—Aug. 9. J. W. English, Poultry, City, chemist—Aug. 9. D. Smith and P. D. Smith, Bens-lam, Ilanameramith, wholesale dry siren. ctiiiincms to ha granted, anima cause be shown to the eastrary as the day of meeting. Aug. 20. W. Inns, Wolverhampton. Staffordahlre, iron dr aler - Aug. in. S. Hon and H.l. Hoeg, leadport, Hampshire, auctioneers -Aug. 10. C. Searle, Ilaltotreet, City-rood, Umber merchant-tag. D. Stead, George-street, Adelphi, patentee of wooden paving-Aug. 10. F. Westover, Lewisham, Kent, cher...owner. PARI NERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.-W. A. Adams and 0. Allcock, Soacthwk . ik, Staffonlohlre, railway carriage Witches -W. Balding and D. Downing, Tunnel.sna re, Rotherhithe, timber merchants-Ana Beale and J. Edwarde, lieorgtostreet, lilarkfriars-load, at manufac turer.-G. Bracher ant A. W. Pocock, Old Jewry. City, hi-cult balers -W. Brindle and 1.. Clayton, Marsden Foundry, Lancashire, boiler maker..-T. W. Carpenter and J. N. Carpenter, St. John street, West timithlt , bl, carcass butchers-W. Conway, J. Roach, T. Pit. ditch, and P. Fowler, Plymouth, Holywell, Dorretshire, and Prime tielwuod, neinuod, NOillereetelitre, r Alway contractors, so far as regards W. Conway-Catharine Croke and Charlotte Sophia Gardner. Bristol, milliners - R. Court and W. Gear, lirldport, linendraprra -E. Drake. ford and Thomas Scott, Liverpool, commission agents-J. Dunstan, W. Dunotan, T. Dunstan, Joshua Barraclough, Joseph Barraelough, and T. Tyra, Barnsley, Yorkshire, Ironfoundtrs, so far as regards J. Dilutor, W. Dunstan, and T. Duvet .n-J. Gnawer and R. gratis, Neath, Glassorganshire, Umber merchants-E. Gronlona and J. B. Albany-atreet, Regenee-park, cools and coefectiners-Jane Hardman, lilloarasCoekesy, and Thomas Lee, Bolton-k•-kloons Gan. cashier, brass and irooloamdere-R. 'Deka= and E. Hoff, Hothead], lidneolushire, auctioneers-T. Writ, R. Braley, W. D. skrtue, and 11. skelorn, jun.. Leeds, woollen cloth manufacturer-J. R. Hunter, A. Thomporn, K. Tamps n, and N. Merriam, Jun., Neweastle-upo. Tyne, ship and Immure brokers-E. hiLL•oll and E. *Donnell, haddeeley Corbett, Woreeetershire, surgroi Jay and J. Robin. ' sun, Hereford, atturneys -E. *Dunne! and R. 8. Penkivil, Chad desley Corbett, Worcestershire, surgeons-T. Morgan, T. Bank., and T. Morgan, jun. broadivater's-worka, Worcestershire, tinplate ma. nufacturers, so tar as regards T. Morgan, stn.-P. Morgan, J. Pearce, and E. Price, Abergavenny, Mootuouthaairc, linendrapera, so far as rerails P. Morgan-J. Pennell i nd W. Poyner ' Liverpool, cigar manufacturers-T. Reynolds and J. Tilleock, New Bond-street, tailors -11. RR sleds arida. (Unwell, l', druggists-R. Robles .nand J. R. Wilkinson, tikipton, Yorks:. grocers-J. Row'and and W. Rich, New Bon Irdreet, tailors -J. Sh arp and T. B. Sharp, Manche'. ter, iron merman-J. Stem T. It. Sharp, and J. Robineon ' Man cheater, engineers -J. Windt and R. Wintle, Adam-street, Ailelphl, wine and spirit merchants -S Wood, Mary Shubutliam, and W. tt eh beery, Longton, Ittaffordshire, manteacturers credits -S. West tind W. B. Wood, Macclesfield, milk manufacturers-J. ILWrathall and W. Glance, Elora-terrace, Whitmore-read, Motion, and the Strand, print ing -ink manufacturers-T. Wright, J. Harm, mad C. Gooldstraw, Manchester, Joiners, - SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ALIVI•NItIll BROWN GLILVOAI7, Ihtndec.. a.' lllCZ7ll, July 24 and Aug. 14, at the British Hotel, Dundee. WILLI.II LOO/a. Glasgow, rowellant, July 24 and Aug.2l, at the Globs Rawl, Glasgow. PUBLIC SALES. JOLT 19.—Memrs. CATS, 80N, and REM at Gomm/are. —Freehold resident', North Church, Berihametead, with ground and fire germ 01 land, free of land tax-1,4001. Four hush°ld houses, 43 to 46, Regency-squire, Brighton, let fur 1821. oft annum-2,3901. A ditto, 61, Reiteney.iquere, let on leans for 1151.-1,8001. Eight houses, Denmark•street, Camberwell, let for 1511. per annum, held for 61 years at 621. 10s. ground rent, in cluding taus-5901. Term ditto, Denmark•atreet, let for 631, held for 61 yearn at 1.51. ground rent and tams-2901. Loasehold house, 29, Cloorge-nrost, Easton-guar*, let (or 461., held for 83 years from 1825 at 21t.-5861. SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British poet eionS In Ames lea, computed horn the returns made in the w en leg the 16th day of July, ISM, Is 2s. 9d. per cwt. sugar the produce of the Mauritius is Ms. per cwt. Sugar the pro. duce of the geld Indies I. 2 6 5. did. per cwt. The average Woe of the three foregoing deteriptioes. jointly. is 265. 3d.—Guseire. _ liIIISTOL, JULY 19. &MAR.—Them km been a steady bar not active demand or raw sums this week; Woos qualities, suitable for refining pur poses, have met • ready ode, as have also the finer sorts of pooene.— w blob are very scarce—but low and soft kinds are very digicult to place, although they are oared at very moderate prices. The saes iu Wood India since our last reach about WO Ithda. and delete, at prima airily noising frum Ms. to Ma.; with a few Aso meets at 40s. to 41s. For Mauritius the Inquiry has been limited, and the transac tions are unimportant. Beep& hare been inquired ke, but holders are not dispored to sell, sew at the present improved currency. In foreign daarriptians thin has been comitlerabls inquiry, sad about 2,000 home M limannahe hare been told at prices which ars not masts paid* sad mode brier Waimea would hare bees dam but for the Wawa proemial et holders sines the result of the late pubic site In Iliad be Lamm. The refined market coalmen to improve. nen ie a pad demand kr sit dreeriptkma of manatee. tared goods, *swag low bariarde sad Meade, but for these there is • duil eels. I&Tas fa leirikel kr; WI Os United puppy at market rtatriots bugloss& LITIIIKPOOL, JULY 19. Eleemi.—Thare Yea bees a steely tleassea. sad the selee anew le IN Mae L P. ged _Spe tip Bet at enema MOB ; NO MAL ad MI ttis. Yeas Pin hum do mkt at tall prim. 14 elm lie Wyss Wi t t tit tht. la Yak mg NO bl o ts= at Mt. N eit mietiliti ma Ile. per wet. tit Ims.— ma Wu me eselms4 le pent. Madam. at II& per art.—Corm : Then Imme Wm a rt la austlia *ls seek. and Übe do. amid isl 44 antra taw IWO II lift bun dlosetd or, at steady prim at gist aral ill Wel M. et lie. le ale. 21 , 1 1, M aim; me tee kw taw etZ5 Is Panay c lessa an raessimi al Ni. pat i l t i l 2 . 6o ,bilae — Qtae — lie74. C ied Se Iste.elbahis. t t i tela lee to lee St, sea 9, at le. ed. le Its per set —Rue b very der a We, mad ai Zo lk aattil Wads atruillt IN par, at busty taw: rats& A lair brims les boo dolai In Tu. tad lave lOU as tllntata taratarty; snout tomb of your Man Mee less tikes for asporlelisa at low. Pet Ilk India drysaltery artistes continues limited; at a alferA 4 rl eresrl i er Dra, only f e w so ld, at .bwit Comer priers; fawn CA DPI OM atikt at bid. to did, beton lower ralee 40 0 /wits IMOD frincal, at 17s. Ilk ix arrival. and 17s. Od. to lbs. per ; cot In stilt.- 40 uf &airman brought 11r. for :ow, and 27r. id. for 1161.—About 1,010 bd0111:4 Miura of d.O sold at lie. 41d. to IN. Ottano.-410 donee. There Is a steady lAplnass didg In Overruns, and tbe rates are 89 you eampraehy Louwoon rit W. is. to W. lea.; PR tons Jaw.... at N. LA. id• 53 tonitalla Pustre. at IL 10s. to 9k ; 43 tons ems. WOO% at 1 6 4100. to lii as is quality • 10 to Ito 8•111)11111 WOOD, at 41. ;IS tons Baran Wow, at I+ to 111.1 k. Ild.; 10 tans QOM Lana,, at ; and 100 DM LINA WOOD, at I3L a. per ton. —No sake reorted of Tuaraurtna or Tan, nor say altsrabn In prion—Of American tom. 2,100 barrels of amnion quality sold at SLIM. per cart —Asses : 300 Wis. Pots for delivery wnblc the next two months, sold at air.; and on the spot, 1001 x h., at 31s to3la. old • sod 100 Orb, Pearls. at Us. to 00s. rr cwt.—Huns : About 1.004 hitahave realised 14d. kr good dry salted, and 341. for wet raltad; tt other demsuptkea thresh nothing of nwsnaut to Report COTTON.—litauttooti, JULY 19.—The sales of sates during tho weak hare Vain bee¢ of mat Went, and attended by a decided and importatt advance to all dmeriptlona. Influenced by toe growing probabiti cie t a t the supply for the coming year will spin be and encouraged by the Improved and Improving pukka& of the manufacture, sonnuners have purdastia large:7; exporters, also, found of further dater_ ring their orders have been free buyers, and these, combhavl with an aches, speculative inquiry, have swelled the week's business to 111,040 balm. We raise our WWWIOBS of last week by Id. pee lb. for all deseriptl of cotton, including Ma Wands. To. day the market has been Ina aolivia and the buyer has had the ad vantage uf a bowr chola% but the advance is steadtly maintained. lbe Wm aro oatiamod sa 6,000 begs. Taken on weeklies, 23,510 dmselean, 3,710 Persota,l4o Bahia, %MO Marealiant, 3,130 SOP ties, IMMO dale; end SP Madras; end Zro exportation, 1030 Asse. Mean, 1,030 Penmen, and 1,720 burst. Me manntittee's quotatime today for lair sodas are—Bowed, &L; Mobile, &I.; odUrleans, WOOL.—Lsows, July 19.—There bee bees moderato amount of business doom In Eft.lsta Wool during the week, but we do not quote an advance on tat week's rates. The stocks of foreign and waloalal Wools to the turket befog Net now very emissive, and the prams comparatively low, home tires bees Induced to operate freely. The state of trade both here and o n the Continent being generally and the manufaetureremeeting with • ready wile for Olen goods, oe to think that prices will not be lower, but very probably rather Mem, at the neat soles I Leedom A small tote yt stertley, at Um" el, of ocioelatl Wool, remised decidedly better prices than those rectiatly paid at the but London series. Yotta, July 17.—Oar show of Wool to-day was Rood for the force; bed we os snot quote any alteration In the price of long Wool. Lashings made 6d. per stone more money. Moor Wools sold at from Is. ad, to 75.; locks and ousts, from To sd. to Is. Ikt. per atone of 16th. In of the N 1 00l pitmen today kalndla hvbands, a peat number d SWIM remained unsold, as the jobbers hod given greater Woes than the buyers sold they wand afford. 11031E11X. &o.—Larcerrao, July 19.—Orden for the sutures Sr. tooliag 10, but as yet the late advances to wools and yarns bare not been realised in manufactured good.. °won runs continue to advance as well sa woollen. For some Jme to come em ployment will hot be alerted, on amount of the Macke of material In nand. It is doubtful whether stocks will be accumulated fur the apring tt. as average extent upon toms rates of cotton. METALS —Lonnow.—There tau been a good deal done la Ths slaw our last report, awl there la a bather advance; the supply Is also smaller, sod consemption is getting upon a larger scale. Several purchares have been made on speenlation. The pre sent value of Mane is 77ir. to lea.; Strada, 775. brined block and bar, 711 s. to 19e. per cwt.; Weed, at these rates there are nut gene_ tally sellers. In T.n Plates comilderabie purchases have been wade, ad C Wet 575. to nis., sad eharc nil ditto, at Us. to 31a per bus. There has been a good deal dune in osmium Welch bar !roe, at U. IL. sad rub; have been sold to a fair extent at M. 14s. to Its. Gd. per ton. In Scotch pig operations have bets of tattle moment, alt ..Wagh there are sellers at 445. 6d. to 4.55. Gd. , accordtng to .vetartment, and the stock is getting larger. In priors ot Copper Users is no ambition, and a good sale taints. Speller M aot higher, bet a good deal has beta dome at 14/. 13s. to 161. bar Lead there is not • better demand, and sellers are disputed to accept 171. Pm. to 171.13 a for britiih pig, and fur sheet let. sv. to 1.. e, lit. The value of gawkish Steel to 141. per keg, and 15a. far fAggot. IRON —Ot.asoriw, July 17.—T0-day we bad extensive buyers in our Iron market, at 445. nett, cash down, but sellers refused to take ler than et& Od., at winch only small lots were obtainable. CORN.—Custweroarr, July 19. —The weather baa been unsettled dose Wedneadsy; the heavy stun on that day has much lodged the Cora. The day being showery, the price, of last week were about maintained ruit all the WA qualities of white. White. 465. to :tn.; red. 43.. to 4W. Beans and ether Corn the came a, last week. Average; Wheat, 416. 10d.; Barley, Us.; Beans, Us. Gd.; Yeas.37a. COVitteraw, July 19.—We hays bad a fair supply of Wheat to-clay, which sold scarcely so well ea last week. Harley for grindiog purposes ato:d at full priort beans and Oats were uniltered in emus. A heat, 15a. 6d. to Pk. 6d. Parley, Finding, 21a. tid. to 225. 6d. Bens, 10c 6d. to lia. ed. Oats, ida. to 225. Gd. Yeas, grey, lia. to Ils. ed. 'BUM July 19.—Owiog to the visit of the Royal Age.- cultural spotty to tine city, we have had a very email attendance on our Corn Eat nano to-day. We note no alteration in the value of grain. Red Wn 40s. to 42a. per qr.; white, 445, to 40s. nada?, to 24.. Oata, 16s. to lie. Li:4c°lX, July 19.—We hays had a MO show of Wheat sad, it having rained heavily all Urn night, with every indica ' lion of more wet weather, fanners held firmly for late rates. Nothing tog in spring corn. Wheat, red, 4M. to 435.; white, 495. Oats, 116.. to 2os. beans, 3ra. to 26e. barley, 225. to 2es. per qr. Ll•introoL, JULT 19.—The pr,noipal arrivals since Tura. day ard of (orate wheat, and 3,124 sacks at French dour. Of the former, 5,200 quarters are from Egypt ; 3,200 quarters from Ode.it ; 1,310 quarters Iran Rotterdam; and 1,157 qoarter. from Stettin. The corn trade has ruled dull the last two days, but no material change has :entered in the price of any article, and the weather has been exceedingly favourable for the growing crop.. The basineas at this no.ming's market was on a moderate scale. The price of wheat and of dour was a trite caster, Out no decided reduction can be quoted. Barley, brans, and peas were sea in good request, and full prices obtained. flee oats arc scarce and they command eair e n ic sates. !Dalian corn was in better dema nd to-day, and the purchases were not so ea.lly made as on Tuesday. Arrlsala into Liverpool from the 16th to the loth July, Inclusive: Wheat, 11,337 qrs.; 1,030; Beans, 1,42 x; Fa -, 36; Indian Corn, 40 ; seeks; Flour, 3,2,4 sacks. Exports to Ireland heat, 092 qrs.; Oda, 31; lakan Coro, 3,390; Indian (urn Meal, 133 barrels; blow, 416 sacks and 137 barrels, SoUTltalarrox, July 19.-Notwithstanding the dull re port. from Loudon and other market., holden. retool to give way in the price of any article, consequently only a moderate ~mount of bu siness was effected, without change in the value of any article. W•IL lIVIELD, JULY 19.- the weather in this di.trict during the past week has been favourable for theerops. With a large supp.y of tt heat the trade today is ; the Moines. passir.g is a deelme of fully Is. per qr. Barley as before. Orts and Shelling steady. Items are held for more money. No variation in ir.berarucles. Prices : Wheat, per qr. of 6.0. be. to the bushel, Suffolk, Ems, and Kent, red, new, 441. to 44. ; extra, 43e.; white, 435. to 46e.; extra, Os.; Not. folk and Mints, r+ec4 41s. to 41s. • extra, 435.• white, 41s. to 435.; extra, 49s ; Linoollre and Cloabncbreshire, red, 3ds. to 4e..; extra 435.; white, PA. C 1,.; extra, 43a; Yorkshire, red, 36,*. to 3tts.; extra, 42P.; white, 34.. to 40a.; extra, 43a; Dentate and Koallisburg, white, old, 4.M. to 43..; extra, ea; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red. 40... to ado.; extra, 4144.; Mediterranean, red, 3.44. to 345.; extra, 375.; English, old, res:, Ma. to eds.•. state, 465. Barley, per imperial qr., Norfolk and Suffolk, 12s. to 246.; titre, 23a; Lou cola lure end Y ork hue. 21.. to 13P.: extra, 145.; Scotch. PM. to 23..; extra, 245.; grinding, Itis. to 21..; foreign, Bak to 215.; extra, 24.. roans per qr., 631 b. to the bushel, small, due, old, 325. to 335.; new, 27a. to 29..; ticks, old, St a. to 31a.; new, to Ids.; foreign, new, 235. to 2;.. Oats, per stone, waling, lid. to Sid.; ex mood.; feeding, 74d. to did.; extra, thd.; foreign, /yd. to 3d.; extra, Sid. Shelling , per ad of 2i119., old, 21s. to 2 Malt, per load of 6 bushels, Ma. to 36..; Yea, per qr. imp., blue and white boilers, 23a. to 170.; extra, 14.; grey and feed, 141, to 255.• extra, 295. Rapeseed, par Bat imp., Br gush, 271. to 291.; foreign, VI. to 2W. Linseed, per imp. qr., 335. to 4w. Imports during week: Wheat, 16,934 qrs. • Barley, 2,209; Oat', 393; Beans, ail; Pam, 510; Shelling, 379 Mids. WATEDFOND, July 17.-The altered tons of the accounts received from London W. morning bra rendered our market dull for every article in the trade, except Indian Vora, which meets a loud dtraimil at the lull rates of Saturday last. CATTLE, &c.—BltnAL: FORTNIGHT FAIR, July 16. TM' morning we had an average supply of Cattle told Sheep, but buyers were not very numerous. Beet sold at price. a little below last taarket. and Mutton at previous rates. Beef, 3a. to lie. per *bale. Mutton, 40. to GJ. per lb. CARLI6LR, July 16.—Scup: The guty very inferior, both in regard to numbers and prior, there not bring more than 23 on offer. Aiming there in the market there were a few head from Edinburgh ; there were also a few that had been left unsold at New. emtle on Tuesday, the market there having been a remarkably dull one. bat:es very slowly effected, and at a late hour a great portion left unsold. Prices ranged irom 41d. to sd. per lb. Sheep and Lambs : We have again much pleasure in reporting a very large show of three dewriptior.4 of stock ; indeed, our l humday's market is be coming very important, the business dorm being of a my eater sive ' description, large numbers being weekly bought for the Liverpool and other markets. The number WAS yas large as bra week, and ae.rly all found buyara at prices ranging from 4.1. to 6d. per lb. t'alees : About 16 or offer, mostly of excellent qnality, which .uund buyers at from 40. to 3d. yore lb., sinking offal. TOXIC FORTNIGHT FAIR, July IS.—We had a good show of fat Beasts, which were readily sold at from 3s. 3d. to ss. Od. per stone. A large number of Sheep met wilb heavy sale, at from 4,d. to 3d. per lb. A plenutul supply ol Lambs sold readily at Lid. per lb. A few lean Beasts were shown, the prices for which were very low. LikAbrautr, July 18.—Our ocark.t this morning was well supplied with cattle. dabs very dull. Prices say, best Ox Beef, from 435. • second, 425.; third, 405.; eowa, Bulls, and inferior Besota, sirs. to 34. per cwt., DELL The Sheep mark e t was well supteassl with Sheep. S des oinking dull, and prices uown from those of last day. Best egad Mutton, 3 d. • mond. 4d. to 3d. per lb.; ew es and inferior, XL to ed. per 10., sinking otfaL A hap! supply of Lambe, with dull sales. Alien from 3a. to each, aceorshng to weight and quality*. Fed palms in demand, at from taa. to .3114. per cwt. Figs, from 3A. to 33e. per cwt. HOP INTELLIGENCE. 11•DLOW.—Ws an doing very well NOItTIIIAM.—The bine in general has it very healthy appearance, unit upon the whole le in en improving condition. Waxoborr, July 18.—The hope in this neighbourhood have Improved alike last week. BUXTZD.—The hope 111111 looking manntely well, and fat amine Into bum. 11111TIIVIILD, July 16.-8411 doing well. PS•101•Ilall, July 18.—The hops continue to go on well. Buitwasit, July 18.—Our hop gardens are progreseing admirably; the bine Is very luxuriant, and we are free from inams. Several beautiful showers hare lately Wen, and the pro vet ol a crop la very cheering. W aaTNAM , July 18,—Our hest gardens continue logo on well; still we have WON weak bins that cannot do much. Lino/11u), July 18.—Our hops are looking well. UCILVIILD, July 18.—Our hope have gone on exceedingly well the last week and them is no mlitake about it. J Tiontonsr, uly 18.—We have but little to notice re specting the hop blue sines our last—the Ise weather we here had =tMc last lew days la very taiuumbe fur them. and we ma. ree from insects. ETeittritill•M, July 17.—The hop hints in this parish have not progressed an fast as they did a fortnight aro; the bine continues te look very healthy, and thus hr we are her hum venni'. RDNNINRIVOS, July 18 —We have every reason to think the bops with us are gang on remarkably well, although the late winds rather disfigured their appearance at the time. We think the grog will not be so much Wand es waneapreted. The rain ycater- Baed We day makes thehine look cheerful. uIOMTLINO, July 18 —Oar Mae upon the young grounds are doing well, but some et the old plantations ere being rather are. bleated, se that upon the whin we do not eapeet• heavy crop. July 17.—Hope look very promising in this neighbourbowt, and Mae is at present emu maxima or heavy ae gavritio, July 17.—Our gardens are looking very well; blow row rapidly, and beep yet quite dean ; they never looked mere peownlag km a large picking. Barns, July 18.—B an is showing itself abundantly, sod the general appointee, le shurtag. CATSPHILD. July 17.--Tha bins looks well, sad there Jana ensiles* show of burr. 81 4 1 ., July 17.—The bine grows bop Thar, is no cow plaint Many at the atansrans We to 'blab the plant is subject; no. sertlashas„ *on are soma eunaing ptillosogbens who ibr Uglit but Tikei they t i not soL tifour jwrq ue wl ipwkw4 th a statement Pc="teall Wes: Brazil Ikons-at Falmouth, /tits-s 1 Falmouth Aeneas 141CMAIII AitaTUDNA On fitexamn-at BIUTANWIA-ot Liar Cosmos-off Brldl CAMILLA--Ogr Leal, Cam Clumsy-at Qt Cum-at Liverpool, DADIBO-St Witte- Dos-oft Pcrunat, DWIN-11 Graves, Euma-at Gramemid, Emeasem-at Gr Eum Euwaaii-r Lass kixesio iverpoo - 1, July 1 , , Fawn - s -at Liverpool, July 1.1, from. Pumps-at Grimsby July:l7, thin Os-at Exmouth, July Is, from ... Ofaltst-at Gravesend. July 19, frau . ()ANIMAL vox Tarx-at Liverpool. July 19, GLOWA Duo-at Liverpool, Jul 19, from GIIINA-nt Liverpool, July 19, frem Hors-off Deal, July 17, from Huwaso- at Gravesend, July 19, from Haamixa-at Liverpool, July 1 9, fr0m...... .. Ho.aamo- at Liverpool, July 19, from.... ....... Lome-at Liverpool, July 19, from Jura Carew:re-off Deal, duly 19, from JANZT GlicoN-at Shields, July Is from MACIIIAILIMA AND MAJUA--01 bee: July 18, from.. Mai T-at Queenstown, July 174 from . MONARCH-At Gravesend, July 19, from Orasuo-at Liverpool, July 19, from Gemsr-at Falmouth, July r, from Faam-at Shields, July 17, from Saws Ur-at Queenstown, July 17 from SoDsAoN -on QUIDDAtus a. July 10, irom sawn in-at Gravesend, July 10, from.. ....... . Sraa-at Gravesend, July 19, from Tsaiiii-at Liverpool, July Ili Irina VDDLILABLI-at Liverpool, July 19, from ticantrusar-r. Gravesend. July 19, from SG,AII."D„AI. .1 1. C , : i... 9: i , , . The State of the Wea ther at Gentle u o titite l eta h : l ,4,e r 1 :1, -- ,:u l .....,: ` ,........ 1 .4 , 14 1 DAILY WEATHER TABLE. xi. o'clock yesterday roomin g. .._ Th e n R Patt I Red in order of latitude. Itlttl..Lll e 7: _ heated Piaob. C° ". er ° Uvulfnls M WlllO. Wil k & biILIA of A . ~......._._..._.__ ..._._..._. oven PORRIOI/M Towavuousi IIaITIXOS - iir - .1 - ficumuturros 1111/ONTON W. ISAIIINUIPTIAIR. LW. fientl, breeze hale Swam. I4.W. Gentle lireese Pu Calm t1,,,,,c,..., ossarnilek: Calm rm,,,,,,,, ••.1 SIMMS 0....... Ozoccsuria temule Breese Psitui.r. Cassaanme ..... ...-. N.W. Gentle Barre ' th ud-." •;,' 44 1, Coucusevaa - ISIRIIIIIORAN Pirranaommoa :NNN....E.W.. (i'CkGe4 o.. G"Gen vi l:tittleti tl et t fil i si te se " ill t: . 'C'l'' , "l4l:' ,..; tl"' „: :'- YAIIMIOnIer HAI:MEAD lisaceseraa W. Warm Demusicrrow EMensroot. N. Gentle Bree KWse Scar :' Cub Bu I t ' lutly nts= N.W. Gsmtle Brew* Par : y ~ Lug S.W. GenU.e tress.. 1.. n. r; 4 47 Beawleit Otamow Itwnivemon has lri tu••Y ODOM of Wind. strength of Wiass. 5w..,,,,--., N. Gentle Bram Overe.C. ' The returns from the follnwian places del rot Ma Oa AMOS In time for puhlieat.co 7 "" 1, 7; tit ter" indicate the state of the weattet on 1 Lurvls .." . - "'"I nine o'clock. 7 tuoin,nt S Naos.' ...---- N. IWm ~.- ------7 ------,........t . s FOIXERTOSII ............ N.W. lieutl.: titers 0rtn....; '" Taxwowers..--....... N. Calm . . c . v.. 4., ( ..,... 11ammiu.0...„......... LW. Gentle Breen ~u.r.• • "' - ' 1 Yam -.-.•••• W. Calm .... 1Leartare05............. LE. C a l m . oreri , d Kee, Dorn, ._•...»,. ILE. OenUe LTV-ft, 1„,..,1 . ... !SHIPPING INTRLLIPEVCv 7 , ~------- -- Mira oar OmamPaaamils. *a " 86 404 ..m. -..,•• lA, 'a. PI . . Lla.. CAS LTA LTIE3. Gangs, Throws% lately arrived , frnta Livertr,l, par!, : her anchors, went on shore and t;l!.d ; esti/ •aw ,: about 1,000 begs of sugar , which s:a hal on ~ - ...' He j bi n un ri en e e t l t e a s zs t . Sophie , headrae been o' u Jane I e 'mist edt , 1 ; e hence to t a o r, l:::4 l . , :r r ci. : ., , : .. 1 , ~..". reported to have been seen on Ott 11 . r. J•• y s r; e . ..,; condition, having borne up for Ca-liff --.4ittc••••,,,,"'. July 17. Unntcliffir Ga , ket, which was on shore in the It.ceead, cargo. end towed into the harbour.-b,:dersi, Jr ..- ,: - Pimstor, Holm, from B:tii . .bekjubinz f r Ecasar..l, ..,, „. wracked on Anholt Island; crew saved,_; . ... . . July 14. ARRIVED. " MAILS. .-- ____ --..-. 0 Hamburg 1 Holland o Lisbon 0 Pacific Aui 7 0 India vii Southampton 1 India viiKarseilles O Boston and Halifax ' 1 Mexico and Havar.nah • 1 West India o Brazil 1 . 5 .1 ARRIVI3D. Aorta-at Falmouth, July 17, from Aare-at Falmouth, July 11, fr.4n 1 Asinine NicoLais -at Gloster, July 1,, from... ~, ASOTIIVEA-14 Gram-mad, July 1., :r ,m Flue:imam-at Gravesend, July 1;, from. ...... .. . .-, BILITOCIIIA-111 Ratinate, July h, fr ru CHAALEII-Of July 16, from 1 Cartes--c47 Deal, July 18, from .. ..• : CARL GCM'AV-at Quienstoiro, July 17, r: •::: . - • , ezeisa-nt Lleerpocl. July P., fr..tr.... ... .„. ... „ Daamm-at Watt:rime, July 16, from .... . .. .., tx•st -off Pcrinmouth, July 18, front . ... Lemur-11 Gravesend, July IS, from Eutaw -atGravesend, July 19, from . ... . . .. Enamour -at Oravosend. Any 19 , ln-ra • . ; Euga Eowaau-at Liverpool, July 19, :, fr.:G EL...La ry hews' - m at os u ia „fo4 - at Li 1„ verpoo4u:4l..ly I'r, hum .... . . ... o . m ... ..:: . .ii . .. : SAILED. Aorrwaaerre—from i t cy 17, to ANTINa Eo sass—train Shields, July Is, to Suosts —from Gravesend, July Is, to Arnmerov—from Grammes& July 1 , , to Itairos's Patna - from Shield., July ls, Cuaosartos—frove laverpmd, July 19, to Causats—from Gravesend, July 19, to •. . Dona—from Salo:mix, July 19, to . Esse—from Sahistabe, Jury l', to EXMA—trom Shields, July to ... Euzaaaru - from Gravesend, July la,: • Hastrmaa—Mom Shields, July I', to ..., JANu-4g.0111 Falmouth, July IS, to .... JUMI BlSOKS—truest Graresend, July 1 . 1•40 T NIRPOVICoriI —NOM Li.erpoo:. J ..y MART ANN CUOK —from Storlds, MAIIIDIVI —from Torbay, July r, Paters RI:WENT—from Portsmou:S. Rorrs—from Sunderland, .11a1 12.1.1. AL—from Gravesend, July It.. : • limn SID situ Cutas—from Graven's Has/Lt nos— Liverpool, it.! : . ...eau—Mom 1.., • r.o t• —from SoulMmplon, 'J s. • ll:WAN—from Gravesend, July Vicroav—hum Gravesend, July I. Liv. wool `Jul) 19, WALTER—frOaI F.ll2lollti, Jury . 111 . 111011 th., • VESSELS SPOKEN W COVlrren nr 7rTI.AIM, from re12111.t.. , : mast, f 'mart, bourfprd, And • to .2715 W. FAD, brig', frrot Cardiff tw Sue cce. from London for Bosubly. Tar o.choonorl, ~f London, from arrow . seven kwuesotf eki Iy. [Advertisement.]—Titg TEErit ASP Brr t The d.eay of the teeth and aural , .1r1,4 :torn . • prineipaly it man be attributed to Car', vie 01 tootS power era containing nun, rat which gins a nunnentary *lnterleaf , to the teet.t, I%h:re r.: . • • . the enanteL It to highly satiefactore to p -at Moon. 'A. • ` (Month or Pearl IN•nnfelee, 301 pi eparat.tott trnt trill s r • Cements, and cm:newly ealetdated to em'tl...h And pre,: ••• • dental etrueture, to impart a cratetul ft :airman to the :wrath, A • etubelloh and perpetuate the pant* an the mouth i. • • Linda' tAlontto at a what. Nader.coati...4,le! of the ch.reeet . matt recherche ingredients of the onent-d herbal, of iaesc,al.4 • value in prew•rwitur and beauttff the atretuttliesulag trump, And in rendering the breath tweet and pure. Prteo 3a. t/L per bal.—Sold be A. And nose, Id, Ration-garden, Un does, and by chemists arid perfumers. [AtiVertilletrierlt.]—TßE EARL 0? ALDROROUGII ' ant. 1101.10 , 4AT . } taut—.ln aatoundtri care by this m me, .a inegileine after curry other moans 11.1ki tai ad. Co. extrut ' • lon..6lftp's letter, dated `• %.11a .leatatfa, Leghorn, Vett. 11, 1.1 • Prefernor llodoway. I beg to WWI/11r you that a‘Atrt effeeted a eare ot • junior in my Ite.r And atonataiala........ matt emitaTt of the t aulty at home and A'.l over the ...T.: • not barn able In ettyt—nay, not teen the watars of it• 7 hlaricatual. t rained) ALsfanorun." There irtglilettill ;n.4 •.. curt any .11ittote .t the 4cor s itenueh. Soid ointment, at i•TOVIAT Uolloiray's catand.hment, 144, don; and by all outhouse net threuelscut the chil:ientl BIRTHS, MARRIAMCS. ANI) 'WAITS BI KT ELS. BERINFORP.—JuIt It, at Itettotet-ttlat, Avenue.r-s. l , Park. the wife of IV. lietrotord, FA' ,of s :or BUM—July 16, at Urea Wistorottsk twin aims: BLAND.—JuIy 11, at Kipwah.g.irk, Yorkshire, the • HUM, Fiy., of • daughter. BUKKOWS.—May 13, at Calcutta. Mrs-4 L. Burrows, DUGIVID.—JuIy 17, at Uotanie.view, Mrk L. .• a um. THOMPS 0" . 1.—May 22, at Loudon-street, Cideur.s„ Mrs. ,% • r son. of • daughter. WILILOWS.—My 25, at Futtenthur, the let.e of 1, E. L Eaq., 10th N.L, of a daughter. MARRIAGSB rstair, Aurelian, youngrAt NM of Edward ClarWon, Beg., dtoghter of Hobert Headersaa, Req. GIAWKIt —JOIINWON.—JuIy 17, at Alfrecoa, by tbr l •• • Ktraagto, Mr. 11. tlloerr, row of Mr. W. tileter. h atn 4l inittulis to Grace: Goa , wood ,:stychttrof tlie tt Johnatt. of Helper. LAM BIRTH -41 CkMAN.—duly 13, at Stely. Mr. 3 . 11 • I bite Of Springfield. to Magas. ddughWr a the ..t.e • Illcktuaa, of &take. DEATHS. BARNEIT.—JuIy 16. at Nottiaabain, 11r. A. llama. late Pea.v , the Baptlit March, Otorp-atrret. 111C1(216S.—May 23, at Calcutta. Patella.' C0nk ,, 1•4 . J. le JORIL — May sk at wows. Mr. J. O. Jaw. PR. 'O 4 Wlt4Y.—Juty la, at 11411aatillta. Kr. W. Wray. agrd 4 WRIGHT.—JaIIy la, at Imam', Mr. J. Wright. bite r n " .* * Lwow. PeWed sad oubtldied Kw awl*, al Pio. S. Imm s2rd. ailiml • l a She t 7 Mier, de ta• Claim t1 , ,,,1 4 r.t Ah V s praise of ILIVIDAT. JIII4