The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-07 00:00:00

• provietheal einaluittennan, but he did not apply 4 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AU UST 7, 1850. o , to h rr, I go . m g it woo adatturt that coo . alio ." ht . H r. p ony , h oweve r, said he must penist la laying the In take Mae apes the identity of the offense, sad to take The presenter Is a wheelwright et Lianas, and on the man t o be pate • the Proem eta; and boo name was 'deer- evidence beton the jury, a i d the seeend witness wee ward- his Lordship's opiates whether in point of law die defied- evening of the 23rd of Jose had been in company with Medse Of wen cow i ne ty sworn, vied be endeavoured to meek from hies Malebo sate were sequined. The sequithel waskqestries mod, d wend ether parsons&Whine at the It& s;a'. Arms, at 'he fee t say sheets in thepane, end ...tweeted no gun was watched up Is • modem meaner, and that it law and pertly of fact. If ail 1•110• 0 4 Mind WIDOW WWI village of Oweapre, a few Riles f u ns Li ao .. H o Pelt lb. f.O le mintier, sod did no set ; en d that t y tee ea a louts of went off by acc e lent, and .. .flie w ilko bi t io reia he teel stated at at tir e s inus on the itienitlt7 of the armee well and inadomell them, home about eleven o'clock, and es hie way home met two d e a r , upon the ju-y finding that the olfimes was she ems, they of hie friend., who aecompuied him as far as B'r Pitts PAHL ,11 ul• 10* of Omober, 1845 was to be entitled t. Mar 1845, • ry peodeit sorry , ares. but wa w a to ho'd 2A th "leutnr. s i n h atet w ed iu ta uThastily, ver at ' ltie same time deseribed w to Cottle him 100 E4' Il li t n office; naltmailithottel7ath; t he well B, allotting 'ottle 26 sham, wt a elfat tb. War took the 25 shares or an to eighth, and did Lever A, above referred et e an y share- b. ( exclude the said Cot tit, ens an !MGM W Foch nets of the undertaking, deed tee proipestal of have as objeetien to co 0 1 Mast.?) the enlargr, aid fa rther, th o u gh 00 of the prisoner, and it sneered very much as de Oh be edited U 10 WHO acq of one great general bat he never mr. j the wenn had ben a imed a t abs p art y w h oo t h e mn iewdew entitled thought fit pete s e a r discha was reed Cottle from the said list." ..oud by Cottle to one primoner u g s s t rty ß ef illi aa ha sZatit m . "Is" 611' the that he had re- en acquittal. His pesMe as a d was this - Meetyn's Leer, when ens of the party shortly atter sopa- the 4"ted erXleeletee%_____ l" .. by ti reile of end, DT r i n a ti VI fir:Too them m g .1! tl4.l:dp::rilintdr: ew carne pro li o n m itit d m o bec ot ko,3shouowt- 11A nil At lail jury mid the he the idg y were acquitted of all minor TM murder to what this referred to, but stated that in another minute eu tt a n dedeel made up of several assaults all tending to the alien:, the prisoner rushed upon them, and stabbed the pro- dome. namely, the death of the party • being acquitted of the motor. lame The learned Judge, lapwing sentence, mid he geoid sot murder, defeadents were acquitted of Oven one of those Ills lordship. in gumming up, twinned an opinion that schwa " I shall help remarking, in dee peen/rem of Mr . Parry, and the anaults. in order to amount for so extraordinary a roaming as that : 4.10 machseat, and 1 will other gentlemen of the bar, that it spewed to him, that Mr. Rowe said that the first question was, what was the detailed by the Witness'', sad In the absence of any evidence thank you to w art sea m iL e te th th "ar at 0(113 1 ; 4 1de:id. Mr. Hyde when an sttellePt wee Made to prevent the tem fang of • moult of whisk them parties were actually acquitted ? They to aeocuat for it. It WAS net unreensabi s t o presume that „,..,- J. it Cacti.. " L o tus B nee from ewe being laid Wine the mein, It lad the madam were acquitted of an await , involving the death of doomed something offensive either to the prisoner or his homehold Club.. tke.-t WI the „ natio , or - w - tho r‘ ,M tam y , .• si r .-I am directed to ia- to distract Me mind o f th e j u dge from the real by striking her • blow up - • the head. The proneation had been eommitted by the proneutor, and made sone int- ham be bra yes that the committee of management have, in man circometemen, and to bi n d er t h e d oe °own o f j a m s ,. I n said th e y w o r e not acquitted of any other smelts but pensive oh lone on the obligation of an oath with re f pine* with year implication, allotted to you 25 shaves In the present instance he thought no rue mould doubt for • that particular assault, arid, thenfon, for nabs sassults fennel, incleentally to the last cm.. WI 1 this underfelt'' , g, and that the deposit of 2/ 2s , per share moment that the prisoner had actually presented the gun at *sly wa g li a bl e t o b e arraigned end wed-that th e y h a d The jury found the prisoner guilty of a common assault. wall h (s s 2 i i kers lo‘ k ) a. s. ifsis b. paid to or • of the siedenaentioned the prosecutor liefere he discharged it, and although is all never bun in peril before • Jar! upon the oilmen which Sentence, to be Imprisoned sad kept to hard labour fcr 12 Onionl letter, with tee beekesee receipt, me. t probsbili yhe oil not tetrad to do him pay serious mischief, they (thermos:alias) were seek's, to briag home to day. months. he et:4,,ped ten scr i p cert ifi ca t e s, which will be granted yet the act undoubtedly simulated to au sneak, and he Bemuse ether assaults had bees mentioned by the evidence spas roue molting the subectibsee' sernmest and thought it would have been better if the witnenes for Ike as were placed upon the iadietreent, if they were not Cliggrn, Aro. O. on w wooli Teti evening, about slx o'clock , the judges on this and the mj lielli• tuT Centred, without which no person will defence h a d so t b ent "p o d, H. t h an eeatraeed the prisoner cognisable by the jury, the deteadants were not in jeopardy South Wein Circuit, Mr. Baron Parke and Mr. Justice The re Li.nt,id as a su b scr ib e r • r be 'edited to to 14 days further ceafioemeat. and meld not be said to have been acquitted of one and ths Tattooed, arrived to this city, the former from Preen ga and qualte say Wenn ire the undertaking." TM *Meld man- - same offence the latter from Mold. soy • Mr. Slade said he would have no objestion to take the after eppealvd from Me certificate of Master Broutliam ; NORFOLK CIRCUIT.-Irowiett, AcOCST 6 . The criminal business will be light, and sheen h then ev't ° and tee WieeChatwellor of Ragland who heard trams, la this form; that the jury upon the last trial said are 45 prisoners for trial theirs are none for ill , iffences except in the use of tom ..n.irawa t te: Ili CERRO II or MURDIR AT RRDLINOFIRLD. that the defondests were not guilty of the prormis•e in the the apps&, mewed the Master's decides, sad orderedOßS party. El Ite g • fr ame the name el Coati s to he nieladed in the het of contributories. Thetrial of the primmer, Mary 11 , bartion, a single woman, present indictment included, specified, and ebarged-and h 0u ,k 0 , : 4 o f mops., chanted wi th th e mur d er or ma son. sad v Cottle • d from that order to the Lords Commissioners 24 years dart, charnel with the murder of her child, John that would raise the question fairly betimes them. He p ut Thu cause bee, up to the present time, contains sixteen , of th e .= Seel (Lord Langdale and Mr. Baron Rolf e), Robiaseo, et the sr of 16 smiths, by administering to It a it to his teemed friends whether , as they were bound to suits, for four of which special juri es are nunntseed an d CO ' who, by an otter made on the 16th of July last, discharged carotin deadly . poises *ailed d Sir Wilhelm Barnett's Dian- traverse some of the allegations in the defendaat's plea, they three of then are brought the Birkenhead, Lancashire, or Wl the Vivre -Chaneellor's coder with cons against the relied feeling Fluid, ' canoed a nth r unused degree of interest, would join rases in the way suggested. assignee. The premed appeal wee brought against the Lords in consequeeee of lift trial having been postponed at a former His lordship's gospressien was that he could not decide the manse, !rum th e fact of bar being then with child , and of her question until it was f malty raised, and after • abort con end Cheshire Junction Railway Comp y Puke will preside in the Nei Prins Court, and Hr. Justice digrtc Talfeurd in the Crown Courts. red, 3 Commissioeen' order.fit Mr. B r awn sa d Mr . Glasse wen hunt on Monday for the having been confined a few months Cane, the child being venation it was arranged that the replication should stand mow alive, and in geed health. thae-that the defendants were not acquitted of the felony, . . Men • appeient,aed they unteaded lieu according to thearr it and not • o e e c • co o•joe, of the Windiegiup Acts, Cottle was a coatri- Mr. Power, in sating the use to the jell, said that on the including the same identioal anent. illareatiwg, b ea ti ng , MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-YESTERDA Y . Under but .ry of the compute' ; that although he may not he at law 27 th of April, 1848, the child which the prisoner stood and wounding, to which they had sew pleaded. Bareall MS. SwsaeeM ADAMS Lao • Bann OF MA OI STS...ITM r a Orit k : held bah'. to the repent of debts, general liabUities, or charged with hayloft murdered, was horn. At this time the The jury were sworn to try this issue between the crown lege a eines company, he was liable to contribute Ma proper. Fawner lived with her parrots, who were in humble life ; and the defendants. The August General Session of the Pena for the county Aerie lion dmonteut in re speed of debts and liabilities enamosed and who, after the primmer was delivered of her child, fee Mr. Side addressed thew fiat, as it lay with him to ot Middlesex commented yesterday weenie !! at the Sessions 'e'''n Cottle may vision' nmesittee men. Alum pby the ay. in enneequenee of his request to he put ea seemly told her that they were too poor to k-ep them both. prove the affirmative. The only evidence be proposed to House, Clerkeowell. The calendar contained the names of ; lan° the list of In coesequence of herparente exprenteg their inability, and put in was the record of the previous vial, wbich sot forth risoners for trial, of whom 54 were c har g ed with f e lony a fair 64 visional not be Bede at law to third STI.. cred , eors of the 'company, their repugnance at the misconduct of the oeing woman, the indictment. The indictment eat forth • series of usaulu, and 10 with raiszlemeanour, o;e:ai j heat m how. s „ mg these other „ m e w . o f W p rom . see left her fatter roof on the 14th of August, saying she and it would be for his learned (rinds to show if there Toe leaned Judge, in his drags to the grand cry, said *teem okmat tt , ro, to „ av o ws towar d s the gone Interred had got a plea at • fentee's named Crouch . This repose Was any other assaults which they could charge against he was very glad to inform them that although the period hueno by them . They eited mid examined a groat Rusher of men entatiew,on inquiry, turned out to be quite untrue. Two the prisoner. They would see by that mord that the between this and the presiding session was longer by a week ti es decided et law, as well es is the courts of equity. days after this she partook of beeekUet at her lathes'. GLOM assaults were Merged almost in the game words as than usual, the number of prisonen for trial at the present let Mr. H o lt t oo Monday) and Mr. W. M. James (yesterday) boner, with her sist• to, EMbie, Harriett, and Sash, committed on Mary Ann Parsons. There would these be • fee•nn acutely equalled the average number of prisoners for qu a ; wee , beard for the reepcmdest is ' , Wet of Bee judgment of with the infant that war alleged to have hese prima facie isle in favour of the plot, which, if sow trial when the ordinary period, a fortnight, elapsed only be- foe gr tweets the Voiotia This wss •s ' mewhat gnat ying circus. sane • lb. Lode Ccoandadesers„ amisostonded that that eel meet murdered. After these parties bad br.•ek!sred, the prisoner answered, would entitle the prieoners to an acquittal at cestoment with all the approved decisions ef law and was left alone with the child for about mu minutes. A their hands. stance, as it indicated • decrease in crime ; but that gratifi• for eh diva ens n, as well so with the trim intent and meaning of the girl untied Herrin?, enter to the prisoner, had been unwell, The Jude-That is your MOO OW the Part of tke prisoners ? cation was less. ned coneidersely when it appeared that, whilst t r i l! winding up sets. The respondent Atoned his mime to be which mused her to return to her mother's house sooner Mr. Slade bowed anent. the number of adult prisoners decrsssed , the number of jar- and i' put on the provisional e!mmittee, but be did not apply for than she otherwise wou ld h a ve d o ne. Then it was per His lordship bad the heads of the previous indictment read vent* prisoners rapidly increased. Whether ft was or was We,. efir take shams, Of pa deposits, or do any act whatsoever; eo ceived that th e p r i soca e s c hild h a d e e , om iti ag , Th e ever. The liesteoust cC &Widths wilful murder bi striking on not to be atte Mutable to recent tete of pediment having Pants Me muter certi fi ed sa d excluded hi . sews (run the list of srandmothn di scovere d a lso, on examining the child, that the head, chest, shoulder', neck, lege, mime, an thighs; the reference to the subject of juvenile crime, it was the fact that 400 - tr ma t r ie s tori th They also referred to the same Nees that its lips Were blistered- The old woman's suspicions were eletond, hy ► heating, on the 6th of November; the third, by since these sots came into operation there bad been an in and 0 wen cited on the other aide. aroused, from the fact that upon the mantel•pient in the beating, on the 6th of November, the list at Deeember, and wean in the number of juvenile criminals to the extent of 1 1 , 11° '; LLied Brougham ea id the caw wee of the very highnt int- roam .'nod at the time • bottle containing SOWS of " Bur- divers oth. r days &mem the 6th of November and the Ist nearly 30 per cent. 01 the Neale prisoners for trial et the rw ,''. iir m gaw m oce , li e h a d only to repeat his regret that he had to oett's Disinfecting Fluid," which hid been Used for 'prink. of January; the fourth, by mortal bruises; the fifth, by present session there were 24 adults, and there were more W ai l, bear it without th e „ item ," of th e j u dg e s, H. had sow to ling about the room , in consequence of fever having been in casting and throwing spinet the ground ; the sixth, the than half that number of juveniles. Under she present to tee say it wee not his intuitive to cell for their assistance. the house. The child was taken sway from the prisoner, and same, accompanied with beating and kiekine. system children were sent to prison, made gaolbirds of, and .kies tc II he wan to c a ll for •the waistmece of the common law the Parish surgeon wall sent for, to whom wee shows the food Mr. Rowe submitted that the 'Eruptive Imes, Was upon familiarised with a felon litre A time would come surely ''f• . 5 " to. te 1 jadms, there was no reason shy he should not also call Mr which had been vomited by the child. At seven in the hit learned friend to Peeve that the mese It of which the pre when all such barbarism would be put an end to. from. sh e sw i s tewee of the equity judges. That anis anes they evening the child died. In 24 hours after, • poet merino sinus had been acquitted were the same as now charged, LIM, send net hove in this how*, although he often expensed lamentation was made. Three rains and two-tenths ef Gni that they had thereby been in peril, and of that they wed, his regret that they could not, and the power to call on oink of nice was found in th • stoma*. The conduct of had no evidence. The charge in the indictment was not of • POLICE.-YEsTEIWAT. In them sou nun out in bills, but these were not passed. But the Prisoner during the child's sudden illness appeared 401110101 1 assault, but of attempt to commit a capital offenc, ; was a i it wen 6 their power to tat for t h e im i e t sao , a t h e marked and strange, for die could not be induced to am. and not only wee there no offence charged as an aseault in THAMES. the b. same, Muter of the Rolls and the Vint-Chancellor Knight Bruce , Arms her infant men than once during its ilium-Dr. any of the viz counts, bnt the assault on the face of the pm. Arrewrr To Multhen at • PoterrmAN. -John Hor- ...„,"7 1 . the only alai y Judg's that were now unhall;n l 7 available, L.'heby, w ho bed tested the effects of this petrels on seat bill was of • different character. He submitted there riga*. aped 43, late a constable, 173 in the H division, wee r iZ at ,„ what mo od b e the as, of that, for the appeal was against 'sisals, found that it would produce symptoms similar to was no evidence heron the jury upon whi* they could vine brought up for field es minstrel:, charged with telonioucy L e • juismeet of the Master or the Rolls, sitting as Lord Com those exhibited by the child art the prisoner. The question to any conclusion that the an iult charged upon the pre...sees cutting and wounding with a knife James Moseley, a brother he eh ,b e e the , of t h e (heat 8..1, and t h eme s a pp a l, d e p ea de n g thin was, did the primmer poison her child, u laid in the was the assault of %Mai they were acquitted at the spring constable of the tams division, and Mr. Forbes, one of his hand, Ruh on the sass ',Wh h brought aga i nst an indictment' or did the priion.r administer the fluid wil 'mix-•. Mem cton. noun w.f., o f Vic,,C - . oooolko Kate', Bram, a loc f ga for hilly, or did she do so, being ignorant at the time of its Hie Lordship, after hearing lengthened arguments on both On the 25th of June, Sergeant Jackson, 11 li, met the wit'?" wham be had the greatest reaper, and whom pelmet power deadly qualities . All the inmates of the house sides, said the metier in issue is, that the defendants were pri in White Hart mut, Whiteehapel, between 2 sed i t r ',.; was end led to tr e highest pride*, especially in disposing of where the pincer resided could neither read not acquitted of a felony and murder, including the same 3 o'clock in the esorniev, and charged him with having been 'Le the t.o,ioneof the otter v ic „,..0 1 ,,,,, e 1j 0u d ar i ng th e w nor writs. Bat it was alleged that they all distinct illtnatings and wounding., uin the present indik.t. drinking and if espable o: duty. When ordered to go to the ot r e ,.;, illness ; a., their lordships could noeunder these circumstances, knew the poisonous properties of the fluid; and neat The question is. is the mire putting in of the form. r station bouts at Lenien-street, he drew his staff, and said if s h ow I get any aseistenes from the equity judges. Then how was mots than that, one of them had her fingers injured by igno- record sufficient evidence for the jury to find upon the issue ? you dare to lay your hands on me I'll knock your head tiff, Buie It as to the conssava law judge.? Their inning, some con- reetil bathing (bum with it. The only motive that could be All that can be inferred is, that certain assaults were charged and if tee staff won't do, I have a knife in toy picket, and when L ie u., w i t h °t h in, wen all i nvo l ve d in this ewe. The re aligned for the prisoner committing such an unnatural similar in nature to those charged in she present indictment, Pil use it. Having procured suitcase's, Jackson took him 9r/ 2 ' 6 crime was in cons. questa of her father teed mother telling and charged in the former indatinent as preceding the death to Me station hone, where he deliberately pulled • knife ".,L wen Merl cited from the Queen's Bench. the Common Pleas conflicting with those in the Exeniquer , and the pre• her they could not afford to support her and her child. of Patrons: Now, the question lam called on to decide is, n from his pocket, and opened it. Jackson told him :r i led sent appeal was from the judgment of baron Rolfe, one of However th a t no - ghat be, b e tr e ated the . 1117 would return a that sufficient evidence upon which the jury may sot ? I ism not to make himself • tool, but he sprang at him oats, the judges of the Exchequer, given in his therater of Lord verdict in accordance wg'h their consciences and the evidence clearly of opinion teat tbe eel lance is not such as the jury with the knife and made several cuts at him. In- Li'Commissioner. Commissioner. Then never wee an appeal in which it wee to be addaced. ought to ace upon to find that these offences are identical. sate c'or Forbes who was on duty, then came forward, and I t less et to cell mime judges fur their nations, so that it would Witummle is support of the above statements wets then On the authority of the " King o Outteridge," the pri and remonstrated with him on the unseemly character produ he the duty of the hence to decide the ease themselvee. His called. socen could only be found guilty of an assault involved in of his conduct. The injured man, *treaty, then drew his the B owe opinion was decidedly la. de up, but he would still beg The jury ultimately returned a verdict of Nee Guilty. and connected with the felony charged in the indictment. truncheon and advanced to disarm the prisoner, the inspector Ir"' their lordships to putpane the fisM decision until tle:y should Avatar 6. In the cue of the "Queen r. Nell,'" (4 Moody and WI. and some f ther constables accoinpanyine his. The prisoner h i l r: have heard the next appeal, which involved the saw Stet Pans Coyle. hams, 217 and 210), precioly the same doctrine is laid sale to Moseley "take care or I'll stab you -. I'll be -to week, Tamils.' The court was opened at 10 o'clock, before Mr. lattice down. Now that which was prose meted in the fermer use -if I don't stab any man that tomes to take me." A strut' Sun..: J odeecent postponed occordinelv. Patteson and a special jury, was the murder of Mary Ann names. Assuming that the iii then ensued (and ;Moseley cried out " I am staehed," and a The cue of " Hutton e. I.7efill" was then celled, and oceui JOHNSON AND ANOTHIR r. WorrENDIN. jury were satisfied that the assault charged now was pert en lan nediacely after, the inspector, finding the blood trickling day tl pied the rent of the day, and at hairnet 4 was adjourned to Mr. Palmer opened •he pleadings. The action was one cf the charge then, Matta the defendants could go much down his lett arm, cried out "I am stabbed" also. By this at, 'en' ro r this day. The report is reserved till the conelusien of the trmer to ',coy. r the value of certain wheat sad basley. further, and show that it conduced to the death, it wi.l be time the prisoner was gut down, but he stili continued to hit reil • sciuments. Mr. &tent Bytes stated the nee. The plaintiffs were my duty to tell the jury that these ere not the offences for out with the hallo eight and left. which the prisoners have hemn preciously in peril. and b the engine's of Mr. James Crisp, re rather the plainti ff s wen The divisional surge cm, Mr. Mears, stated that the wound day. EQUITY COURTS.-YEBTEIDAY. the representatives of • large body of cri &tors of a person Mr. Slade asked to have the point reserved. inflicted on Moseley ws an inch ane a half deep, running wen Runic ins Loan CIUNCULIAIL. named Crisp, at Beetles. The defendants were Messrs. His Lordship took time to consider, to show that thus as. obliquely through the back part of the thigh and not far Ile. p ALICE F LETCHER C. Mount . Woffenden and Jackson , futon and corn merchants, in the malts were all put in evidence at the late vial hot. the femoral artery, and there war another slight punc• , I This ea', relating to the marriage of a female ward of north of Eepland. The action was brought to try the Mr. Slade called ta r e d w ound und er the armpit. Both were easily healed up, ( y es . court, was spoken to in bis lordship's trivet* Tor ex right of ownership of a [cargo of wheat and barley, of the Mr. I. H. Dennison.-I Wllly_resent at the trial of Bird but owing to an effecting of the lungs, the effects of which haled His lordship, after mune g into court, disposed of several value of 6001. The credit ors of Ike bankrupt contended that and his wife for the murder of Mary Anne Parsons. I Seek were probably heightened by the injury and excitement, It 43e. I matters in lunecy. the value art that cameo of wheat and barley ought to be notes of the trial. Ido rot know what has become of them. woul I not be safe to cal upon the injured man to make his 25 . 1.1 lit is Dics 80)11111. fairly eistributed among all the creditors, including Mean. Mr. L. Shadwell said the parties to the petition in this Wollenden and Jaekson. but who contended that they were I have no idea whether they have been destroyed or not. dee , @Hons. lee The witness sail he could not recollect the opening speech of T.. prisoner was fully committed on the chugs of assault- r ee 32 l Z mute were in hope, of Coming to an arrangement without entitled to Ike wools. The question then at issue was, late Mr. Rowe, whether he referred the death of deceased to e log hitmele) with intent to murder him, and assaulting malt h ie:r o c:or Forbes with intuit to du him grievous bodily sei. 6 I troubling hie I :relebip. they they has any right to each pr. Greece. series of beating and ill treatment, or not. medial answer to Mn. Rowe, he s aid he heard Mr. T , the P r TER SOOTY-EASTRIN RAILWAY COMPANT e. BROODZN. A number of witnesses having been examined on both The arguments spot the app al motion to niacharge the Mine i a in this ease were brought to • conclusion. Judgment wee insuponed. 11l ASTRO Lacer AND BA g e nt)e Of RAILWAY COWPANY. 5 1 l' 14 C4uns,l ieformed the court that the parties in this matter Two had compeciaised their differences. ARCHES COI :RT.-YESTERDAY. Dam: gin IL J. Peer. THE DURHAM CASE. the enethened addressee delivered by the learned men coined in the cue, the jury, alter delapraUng about an hour, gave • verdict tor the plaintiff for 1. 6s. bl ows t other special jury cases remain indisposed ter; one of struck Wm was pert beard when our parcel was despatched. s , describe the state of the b.dr, both GO internelly qu es tion extern al)the and refer the cause of death to a blow or gu upon t the ha sd t re add es reseed OXFORD CIIICUIT.--MaNuorni, AcOrer 5. spur at CIIAROR or ASPACLTINO AND WOCSIDUCO. WSJ bead. The leuntd judge directed the jury no evidence to prove which of the prisoners that blow, nor shy evidence to go to the jury upon -- From the L °NOON GA Z E T 1 T.- Tuesdiy, Aug. 6. BANK bee eTIL I se . . rah i en f oga G ato rrr n s, grand, linerdraptv, to sorrender Aug. 19 and hi !be Sept. 13., at It, at Basingtudl.strect. Sol., Depree, Lawrence-lane, w f•assault. The witness remembered that the judge Cboapside; off. seat t ., t email. Kathie-lane. the jury for • short time, and told them they Cueure Hawn, .. quit th y e ' prisoners. Mr. Cox was called, and he stated that, from recollection , Thomas Edward Vernon was chirped with bevies, on the as well as from his notes, that the case of the crown, as re chainben. 20th of April last, at Newport, maliciously wounded Charles tented to the jury on the last occan n, was that death pit . Con t. :. I talyland-mills, Ewes, miller, Aug. 10 at IL and 3 °. Sept. 1) at It. at sa.inch.,:l.street. So a. Wined and Stennine. wii . k e I° ire hi .- te lon It : le white Londonetivet, Fenchurch•sucet ; oft. meld., Pennell, truildhad. 4 •• 34 lb. Id Jere Peer. Sidsoutb, Devonshire, butcher, Aug. 15 and 1 1 / 4 14.18, t!' $ .l This was the caveat day after Trinity tern.at t, at Exeter enure ISL. Daw, Exeter; off. este., Hemmen, hens Dr. Haford applied to the court, on the put of the RAT. Buller, a lieutenant in her Majesty's navy. The prisoner, ensued from a series of ill treatment. Exeter. 64111 b., who was genteelly attired, and wcre mustachio., had the To save time, it was arranged that his lordship sbould Janes Yeats Rowe. Bodeen, Cornwall. builder, Aug. IS and Sept. le, ltiu`v , Mr. Gorh a m , to order the institution of that gentleman, in ~„_.__ accordance with the decree of the Judicial Committee of the ailr"e' D " of an o ffi cer is the army on navy . Awarding to read the evidence of Hopper, Morris, and Johns, from Mr. the prosecutor's statement, he WAS walking in Commercial- Justin Talfourd's notes, et I, et Exeter Court. eolec, CM00.3 and Son, Beduain, and Koehn', LOP' Privy Council. The learned advocate stated that all the street, in the town of Newport, on the 20th of April lest, In reply to Mr. Shede, Mr. Cox said the &mutts were put Exeter; oIL stagy Hineel, Exeter. DANKKL PTCY ANNULLED. white Cana, formal steps in the ease had been eemplied with. lb. Court thought it would be quite unnecessary to eater ...,,, „.. .' with a &end when the prisoner walked up to him and forward prominently as producin th death , and it g s How au* you leek at me in that manner ? " Ira- only at the last moment that it came out that the blow in Ang. 3. WILUAII Meuse Cowleyeley, Yorkehire, contemner for pub. to 2is inert upon the particulars of this cue now, as they must '''''''. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. tine, I mediate', afterwards prisoner struck him with the ferule the head was the immediate cause of death. It was thought Rooter Coalman, Houle, Innkeeper-let di , . of 81, Aug. 7 and any 'lean , be fresh in the recollection of the pubee, among and of his walking-stick on the hat, and again re- that the beatings were relied upon. When Mr. Justice Tn. ch e i tWeci r. uent day, at Young's, Leeds. whom it had created great interest. The ease que. tested the blow, when the hat was knocked o ff Mord war stopping the case he thought the blows spoken of and JCULIII,III DICK, Flosoury.squerit merchant.-final die. r e I arm, in the first instance, as a du p lex Prisone r then struck his eight or ten blows on by the witneun were the cause of death until the m6dical of 4d., Aug. 8 and subsequent Thursday, at stansfeld it Basinghall. .31• nla, the Bishop' of Exeter, having :declined to minimal the bare head, which was cut cut open, and bled profusely. evident* showed the contrary. street. Nee, the Rev. Mr. Gorham en the presentation of her Majesty to The stick was taken from the primmer, but he recovered it, On the suggestion of the learned judge, Mr. Justice Tel. cl' a l ed rui subsei thc i e uen , i t .i r na li burl uied6l7, Uare at guimn.:Tethanld'e,ttko,l4llGrall.6Betrm. 2d., t. Aug. 8 sets; 4693 the vicarage of Brampford B,teke . in the diocese of Enter. Teat court was of opinion when the Bishop of Exeter was and acids attacked 'ha prosecutor. The police arrived, and fount's note was read, to the effect that finding there was no Titoism Dox, Swinton, Neat Riding .of lorkehire, ironmsater-1.1 none all the parties were taken to the station-Louse. Mr. Brewer, inane. as to any blow en the bead having been given by called upon to show cause why he did not institute Mn. Oer- • surgeon at Newport, sou sent for, and examined the either of the prisoners he felt bound to direct an acquittal. umoo d atu iv s . : uf oleoth i a s s . , , tod . 13 , , .. i tug rot„ . i s . antl any subsequent Tburaday, at Free. La ham, th at he had shown milkiest cause, and therefore dn. wooed on prosecutoe's head. Other witnesses confirmed To carry thecae' of identity of the offence further it was subsequent ' ' to-dm . , niter -: sal . din. Or I Id, Aug. 7 and any 4 3 4 . 5.; , missed his lordship from tee suit. From such decree of the which he stated that the witnemes to this charge were the same as on Gcou..s Waixi da s, y, W at ak l e "u nett s 'draperllst die. of Os. 61, Aug. 7 and day n nun an appeal was prosecuted to the judicial committee of prosecutor's "Mantua la regards the manner ill assaulted. the privy council. Their lordships having heard the ease fully warKr the previous indictment. any subaequent day, at Young's, Leeds. Ni argued, pronounced for the appeal, made • partial decree in ' Skinner , in cross-examination, endeavoured to show Mr. Rowe considered he was bound to give every material DIVIDEND S .-Aug. 27. J. Amos and C. Sutherland, St. Helen's- anus that prosecutor had been in the habit of stopping opposite which could assist the jury in arriving at a right judgment. place City, merchants-Aug. 27. 0. bugles, Brunswick-place, Old entire the Principal cause and reported to her Majesty that the Bishop k to o lioner's wife's sister's house and kicking impudently at He therefore called medical evidence to prove that the of Enter had not shown suflicient calm*. Their lorelehips nent:ro4 Surrey, linendruper -Aug. 29. J. T. Eirl, Lewaihora, pert o Kent, plumber-Sept. 26. IL Jefferiee, Worcester, beet builder-Aug. role el assaults were not condudve to the death. at the enure time recommended her Majesty te remit the Lord c e_o the jury that he stopping the counsel for the defence, told ford Cha r. I lei h C oo o o lwe p ll ro T otis urnar tb .- o l no abo a u s t ur i geon, living at Bid 27. J. de Levant. Wood-street, City, shirtinaker-Aug. 27. W. Old- shin. easel to this court. lier Majesty havirg adopted such ad ...,,;( ice . k . i . considered they could not convict the pri- royd, fork - terra .. Albany -I,Csialberwelh clerk in the . CMWOMe- IMAJI Mee, Me court wee new called upon to entry into effect tbe decree a her Majesty in Council, founded upon the report ony enl of • common assault. experience my practice in London and abroad. About e J years. I hays had Aug. • C. A 28 • O'Neil, Goldee.equare. picture dealer-Aug. I F.South. rates -Aug. 27. 11. Waddington, herin -- tie jury at ones coincided with his lordship's opinion, and in . ne well aw.e bridinc ' rt owe ie t tead dhm ene Plhi th re 'ty mai mer b etth r t. the 6th of January last I went to Oorleed Farm, the resi• ---- -- -- - ------ei - ' 01 the JedieholOolnesittree The Court MU now Iniing IniniOn" acquitted the priso' v eneer of the felony, but convicted him of • deem of the two defe dan ' n ts. and examine d the body of Mary . price I rially, not carrying into o ff set its own decree, but the deuee of CMITIMCATLS to be grunted, unless cause he shown to theoenuery, mere =int Me superior court, in obedience to her blejnty 'a commend, " amen anault. fa so zno ntema nths. of the court was that he should be imprisoned on the day of ineeting. Aun Parsons . . I observed a great number of wounds on the Aug. M. J. Beads, Deaunioet.atrect, Marylebone, coubmaker- rather The leaned judge was of opinion that the can haying been legs and thighs, varying in extent and character ; also on Aug. 2i. W. Connate Ramey, Hampshire , baker -. tug. 2d. time , remitted in the form and shape to which he had adverted, the the hips, the arms, the 'Amadeu, and :the head. On the J. Robinses, High Holborn, bookseller-Aug. 28. J. Thomson, other, interned part of the head then was an extensive bruise on L'lnff • - euvete C uadra-to ". dra P er ' court was hound to act on her Majesty's command ;he MIDLAND CIRCUIT W.- Aawicti,:ArousT b. le would, therefore, pronounce in the usual form fee the judo. bruins, and a considerable quantity of extravasated blood : the left side; and, internally, on the back part, an extensive PAR I N ERMlllei DISSOLVED.-. 1. Alderslade, O. Snellgrove, and intr.! dictien of the court, and that the Rev. Mr. Gorham was ea- BOORS Mn. BASCO, Purr. titled to be instituted to the vicarage of Brampford Sinks • . GMT Formren Tittunta. , Matilda Cooper, William Hill, and Thomas Madden the membranes of the brain were congested, and at the ban J. Snellgrove, Newport, Isle of Wight, plumbers-IL liellintham and lee , le install P. O. Unimak Margate, Kent, chemists -It. Bruce, 11. Ht ther e J. was extra vasation of blood. I consider the cause of death but is order that the regular course might be followed which were charged with stealing, at Leamineton, • amenity of Stothert, E. taughter, and 0. Fuller, Drietol, locomotive en gi ne rettlk had been Ind down in sane eases of antiquity, a copy of the wearing apparel sad Jews eve, the property of He. Jas6e- manufacturers, afar se regards It. Bruce - J. Clearer end J. Wright, Pee wi t ii , was in the Warne of the head. The gorging of the memo Nottingham, lace manufecturers-J. Crane sad 0. o. o larn . er,lisi.or braises and j the extra tion of blood vied c inin omo utilm ou ud albs order trann um itted t his t° his Greco thmiegbAtrbdchbgasillridol_..of sos, of that town. Another count in the indictment charged SA ''''""‘ the parties with receiving. The principal witness agdom of themselves to account for death • wits suftici.nt dom k et i ltoit,= T in G"ner le W. Rutz and IL Winch , gildei r er: Men s compatible with the continuation of the . fu t a b c . trons we o r f e life. i' . men it. _ the prisoners, who are gimies, was tke servant girl of th prosecutor, who had, in an unhappy hour, consented to have 0 Then was nothing in the other vital parts of the body to neki Yee ' keature-w• andni. Binningimm ' cl. "elm" entikein;rBW-dWlo.u gh tio b wae y, Itm and th. W P6ce . K. st e rk PREROGATIVE COURT.-YESTKIWAT. oo her planet ruled" by the female prisoner. For this per-Cordage, Ttchbonseetreet, lit. James's. Westminster, chemees-E. cud ol account for death . I car not say whether death would have Jackson and J. Stork, Lancaster, seed merchants-D. Kennedy 0. heavy resulted from the other injuries if life had not been destroyed C. Bruce, aid A. C. Reemegos &mon. China, muThhahla. wa r:r is affects Harem Ban Hammy /EOM YOST. (OFOISSICS she paid the prisoner • shilling, bat afterwards by the blow the herd . The sitting was occupied is the disposal of variou applies.regards A. C. Maegreger-J. lockweed and J. P. Knight, Duke. rathei lions for probate, of no petals iaterest oa being shown a paper covered with stars, she was won Mined to part with eight other good coins of like efa C eei rmi- ated uaalia" , and the - p l ow fo e ua n d of v . al_us. e_ T ... his_ ____ ,___ last pays._ n . l, h_ow ‘..._.. ever , was_ n n ... ot_ s._uffleden_ty, wes no beaus of the skull. tiillf l i: h ve r r ie dia n 'su eve cbe r mi k i n ium o v w• HZ a Tilibir eue uche sle m Wtret i d ; 6e4 : 6°u &poy :liet°l; * ll4 : arli s ilk lAncathtlek. thr o u'hoP "ethhire' weters-- is e tl :N wmatasT 'il s.°Rmel- en s -4btrt°n i . T ill . lta J k : andtcn y iwnii , Prlt.er.JaaLCo.-WW's: purist Marge . - sh ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. zr tb .7_._ , .7 _ ....77...r cajoled 7 r_=.77 . in.__ _ 7... .! t...... An. _...! 1 1! of d the blood Waft itself on the Mae of the brain, after street, woollen drapers 225; HOME CHICUIT.-Cit7ILDFORD, AUGURY 6. d rr e rreew awle, H 6 :l sosie va ir a lZ i rir w rZ e ~1 7 r e.. i . W e r i :a n r . _ sink Those enema' injuries would reduce the powers of Bb and Waal endanger life. The wounds on the body old, 3 Inwhe ing res t i rker mistress. I Thie female primmer ha ......di,a - r. The somnthelen for dm email of Surrey was opened on o aa many as seven 5r.,.., five petticoats, three generally sight him produced incipient congestion of the generally sight ho,. p roduosd incipi.nt conges ti on of di . DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Cd pram, but sot one injury individually. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Monday, sad this meaning badness was proceeded with in breathes a rine, lockets, 41. in hard cash, Ale, the whole of Rt-exasahied-I cannot state to what extant the wounds C., both °surto, the Chief Baron presiding at Nisi Pries, and . h i r h .oro' cons,. , nr ..._. k .„ l , is WINNRIDAT A uoosr 7, 1880. the °‘ prim Mr. Jenne Erle la the Crown Court. The cases on the - --- fie - - -- w-ed dee " planet wee on the body would have reduced the powers of life. The State of the Weather at each of tie following at f rom criminal side are, with few exceptions, of the ordinary chi- ruled po t' l *. oe h h ow s mree Prillissr , net emel afte th e o w or eeds taatta fr a p o Trd adoo_. : tha ß t y thd his b la w rd en ahi th p- d l be h ad ave ca r dod d d o e u a b i t h. that, in this inst.., Nine o'clock yesterday morning. - The axe hung ratter. On the civil side then are 68 causes entered, ten of - r e l en ;l o wear sppeo her ; and su ffi cient eel. -ce, Mr. Edye, surgeon, of Exeter, was celled to oorroborate unused in order of latitude. The e lite* are special jury Nest A great many of the common of abs- e ' r ' demo was adduced to prove the Macert of the two other Mr Turner. He concurred in that gentleman's views as jury calms • however, are naddesded. prisoaers in the robbery. It should, be stated that the to tic . e came ef death, and that the blows on the bode Named Mee. mad. - w e ed. 1 Mateo( Weather. feir 1 Choate eusa,-Eseeas Ma. Jenne' Enza. CII•aOR or ilmoaruso AT MIX INTROIT. "items Strange was at one time iz custody, but discharged, Mr. Rowe left the matter is hie . lordship's hands without Poe " ' - PLIISOUTS o wl , li am ia os, 25. wee incased Per having tat . al as her master aad mistress stated that they did not coneider s°l° ittjt"lati°l" to that ea " . 'MIMI ,R. Gentle Breese Partially Clouds ot b° discharged a loaded gas at limey lola Riehard Warner, ah° had acted with Intentional thalloaeat y. althou g h guilty thearration. ramoru Mr. Slade addressed the jury on the issue, whether the eo ßßl vriu u"" s t erco, with latent to do him 'anus bodily harm. . of such . groes folly. Upon the day ia the indictment the . = sad The jury found a verdict of Guilty ; and his lordth assaults conduced to the death of Ma ry Ann P arsons. He ro vr. Strum Breese Partially Cloudy 11 °1° . now mateseed the gips, tr io to two years' imprisonment, wi th es commented on du fact that Mr. Rows --- had, ,on t h e jail Reamer li-- uizamu imierwEn* 4-- '''''' NN. ' /V. Csis°entle Wesel poniou°"rastParthilyy am swituothi two other young men wen la • host apes the Kiasseee, and they Lei agaa with them Per the of he " labGlig, purlieu occasion, put forward those assaults as the cans, of death ; g...,,.. W. Gam shooting weter.rats. W es W so maptoyed it appeared that S.W. Gentle Deems Contra per a W prosecutor, who le a young lad. and who, with several but as ha could not get • verdict of guilty of d. • - aftzigit - wICH WESTERN CIRCUIT.-Exgras, Allatter_ 6.. now wood round and saw that th mu? Or. •-_ . Calm Portiony Cloudy weal assaults did net, in evrneows -...- S.W. = Aire Partially Cloudy Limit other boys, had hem lathing, jeered sad o Muffed " the Caown Coure-Bwom Ma. Humans Ovum, Q.C. say_wa_y, eonduce to the anise of dearth. °LOY ......... N.W. Partially Cloudy primmer, and he apposed to be trey amp, at what tbe Caen or Till Iltana.-Tan Da•sa or • PERISI His Lndship, having summed up, the jury, after morn u. Clunenerna ............ W. Gentle Breese radian_ y Cloudy Cr , said sad threatened to use Ids gun to them. - Theo AFFIIIINTICIL inguearly an hoar, found the nen for the arowa. Lemnos .. t........... N.N.E. Genes dress, Overton pleat mistimed after this, sad the presseator Mid the paean then Robert Carlini Bird 34, and Sarah Bird, 36, 0 ,,,,, c ,,,„, n0 , ...... ...... N.W. Oar ' t. Partially Clo Ody dull. , he wondered his melbas Hunted bid mat with • gun, rd be apes, and surrendered' to the ir bail. Up o n taking wan altheirlied neaten that rose at seven o'cloch. TWatatthr.-At 10 o'clock Mr. R. Gamy took his seat, iim Pre " Kaaugaillalti m ,,~ end hie occuPsdiedit viala, the P rimiar "6" to °I; ple pea e r t im ut the . I h t w o , in thof be liweess remma ted bered rath: h r at ud o uweewellated o wage wag IL sad thimemikeely sad that he had ooneldneel the animation share after them, ran away, sad aceordiog to Me N.W. Gentle Brow Ruin el Wanes sad another lad, the prisoner Ufa saatched up murder at the lasts "alas , °I 111•11.6 as " russrving the Pc"' decided /seer°and In o a ud w•ev r tvwd• thooo Ill• wit i would mewl Se lib mane, but he would n ot eau , l64llC l "..nia. LW. Cle.d.Bilele P4nililY CUQ4 [A tho go. end p neeu r e g it towards the proesestoe and die. were arraigned apes an indiertm t cha t the risonsau5e........ *charred it, sod the thels loth offset in the Mader part of having , la the moths o f N ov . be: an d ---- --- -- dchluldlic ladl- itserreea Detheabeg lost, in Mt Pathos. loclusatelYi believer, without doing his any that Pariah of Backland Brews:: ausulted an d in mom ms. Pon ass said be should not offer any vag u e, Wats W. Clentle Breese Ran letrop miens Wary. Mary Aso p agans , w i t h i ntent to do ha ,lota She etas or thojedges had been obtained. Onniew Portray Caresili o f h 4 Me Pastm at1.1.a...A tht. taaw. at •o.ma lammth Tao th 4 Al. bedilw harm 111619 Ms Ludaidd observed that the imprisonment nests..,, Fenn" W. calm Rain _ mem The oorentinica ter the gouty of Baney was opined ou Illostley, sad this moraine business wee proceeded with in both nouns, the Chief Baron presiding et Mil Pries, and Mr. Jetties Brh is the Crown Court. The ewes on the airmail side en, with few exontions, of the ordinary chi /atter. On the civil side Ikon are 68 caws entered, ten of whidi are spoola Jury eon A greet many of the common jun faun however, are udefund. cern Ilisa.—ltaroaut Ma. James Eats. Clemson or 8 wownwo AT mint !writer. Omega Bansien, 25, wee Whited fer hulas feloniously discharged a Medal pa at limn Joha Rishard Warner, with latest to do him plenum bod:ly harm. Upos the day soned is the indistoest the= sad two other pang nem wen In a boat spa the , asst Kingston, mad they MA a pia with then lee the rupees of shooting water-ran Wails se employed it apposed that th e promoistor, who 111 a nue lad. mad who, with several other hem had Man bathing, Jeered sad '• started •• the prisour, gad he append to be very espy at Tr e r a t e V said sad threatened a us his gee to then. eentiaued after tbls, and the preenater laid tho phew, that he wontered kis amber tuned kin ant win a gas, and he eat hie eseepaniess, wing the Omen about to se se shore after than. ran away, sad aundiag le the madam, el Wares end aseelor lad, the Orme lira smashed up the pa mad progested it tweak the punster and din shined it, sad the isle took Whit is the Mahn part of his penes, tertnaately, however, without dig Ma any mine Wavy. lir. Pun addressed the Jury at name length he the de feats, and endeavoured to argue that the afar wee the neat of snidest, and he she intended that the evidence did sot Nippon the charge of bung wilfully shot at lite prosseator, with incest to do kin bodily barn. The learned annoy celled two minuses, and after the flan had been waned, sad it appeared that his Maenad did set material alter the lasts as verified by the witausee hr the The loaned Judge suggested that it would be unseen eery to soapy tits tins M ths court by waning say nen wituirmr, se in said he did oat think w Omura of Moony null be appsre.a• bat at the name tine it appeared to 11/111 w far OM primer I. wisp • essAidos lot so WWI Robert Covrtice ancii;ar — ot Biro!, 36, were milled apes, sad easemederod to their bail. Upon taking their Wave at the bar, they presented rather an unconcerned ap pearance. It will be remembered that they were tried for murder at the last eyries maims, and were acquitted. They were amalgam' epee ea indietment cheesier! them with having, la the mamba of November and Deeeraber lad, in the pariah of Buckland Brewer, amsulkd and ill treated W r Ana Parma, with l a t est to d o her tame 'riotous Idm ay bans. Mr. M. C. Rowe, C.C. and Mr. Kuala.. were moneel kr the remmatiew ; Mr. Made sad Mr. Co. for the defeam. Mr. maim pet is • wrists document of some lass% Ss • plse seqult, wbich was read by the desk of amakno. Ilr. SOWN yetpelied to Maven, In We way—that dehed ante imesiesp=tod the murder and filmy, insladisp sob SIM leavalte. 3k. ow e doomed, beams Al. Mead &Unspoiled to raise by Me loplioation two &them mattes—ass • matter tor law sal ewe • loaner et fast, whist he eastaneed he lad as right to do. He might rake the question of law by demur rem bat the matter of but only mold A. read open the WNW. By kb mikado As (Kr. Rows) sow rimed Mr. Bowe dm said he should not offer any rsidosuu until the deeision of the edges had been obtained. Lordship observed that the imprisonment would, no doubt, be taken tate eomeideratlon should the prisoners be eesyleted, . . The priessera were thew removed tato custody, sad ibis betas Were 11the him erialaal esas, the wart rose at about. qua r t er . NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.—Mon, Auo. 3. The beldam of the amine for the county of net Ofiel• IMlDeed yesterday, before Kr. Jostles Wend. Only oper prlsosen wen set dews for Irish aad two civil 1111•811, if r whisk - Juin have bap sissumosiod. 36 iniiiiiiia foe Moslouly stabbias J Blows. ' ' THIS DAY, Noox. Onto of WM& Otze of NW. eats at Weather. art 11110214 Clear. 'o Nam ava the teliewies pines did not teach this Ace in ttise tee pabileation yeeseeday ; they therehre 1.41.11. the elate of the weather es Monday amine at eine (Vele*. iraguragar ...... I B.W 04 .... ir1i ir ie 7.l z,;;;;;I---- , Pirrsasoauves N.W.. Ossilearere PartlAy Clingy Targyroont L 040111.11rome Mad, Maws Oil= LW Disummus a Onlicieses Ilia Ilion.wow. ..... IW. Oils LW Dwigio .......... W.LW. Itraganwo rertialtyCksly M ARK ETS. COTTOld.—Lurzxpoot.. Auotarr 6.-10,000 boles (in- I per[ 7.000 taken on speadmico) sere sold to. 'ay r steady . 11 /MCA RATER. A VOIIIT 6 —ln el4th the ma Itst the rates obtalnahle being unrenumeratlee, although storks me low. At last gernstloon mate Imam ae.td be done In yr laden cloths but modswers demi appear willies to push rale. ea moth terms. Febrile sattalio to the India insetted ere not much sought after, bid be soy dements% T cloths, sad leas dohs, are taken to • Alas extent by the home Matte at mom raanaeratlee prloes. Ia yam there le MOM activity than in the elm h Wale, and epigrams are E m and an mil to advantage. Toe demand extends to the medium and finer as well as the carver *Junto. (to the whole, however, there haa hardly been a • much business done either In sloth or moo as on this day lam weak. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lespa, AUGUST 6.—The iserket has beta good today, sad a MI average Imatarat doom WOOL -EVDDIMSFIRLD, Aeoust ti.—During the put wall a fair amount el Wei eel has be, o done, particularly In toe Colonial Wools, the demand foe which rtneot be met In this market. all Wools, Dom Is. to Is. 3J. per lb. are eagerly sought. GLITILIJI Wools are a+ yet at a stead wIIL MANUFACTURES. HUDDELITIELD, Aoltwt 6. There has been a veryariled marks; waruoularle for wood. of l o w quahtleo. ms she far d limeys of goad make. The fla fresee's %err sorry sprossrsass so rra is goads go, fur storks ware sesrorly es., soled as et pressor. IRON —oLattooM, Ananst 6.—But a small business Ira% transacted is our bun market mday, at 445. 9tll. to 435., fon:month% sad 43s Vd. to 445. cash, principally tor consumer,. CORN -HALEaWonTit, August 6.-Wu had • fair show of Wheat ; trade varies but little from our last report, the demand proving tally equal to the supply. Honest will ronarrootoe in Olio eli.triet an tbe mane of ten days. Wheat, white, 40s. to 46a. per qr.; red, 3'a. ta 42.. HULL. August 6.-The weather during the plat week boa been generally favourable far msturusg the mope, but harvest will not generally commence in this district for tin or fourteen day.. Under the infiaience of fine weaker and dull report. from the other ' maskete. tl.e busbies. he bete since !ace market clay has been only limited, and the arlyure previously wren ht. been more than l o ot. Arrivals of all kinds of grain are larger than for some time luck, and en,* rat Trowels have acme un ounce the citadel rehortquemel was de clared. There to a abunal ant choice of all anick aof grain offering from Alm toal y's market we had a good supple of Wheat, and a fair Madams was dour at about the rides of last week; our millers m.e: ohne, however, with caution. 'lke reports," tothe empowers not so favourable, especue I y opting corn. Potat es are complained of, but we cannot write with confidence as to the extent of doom. Net much doing In foreign Wheat, and that RUA Beaded to the best fresh quoit. ties. No sale at the moment for Inferior samples. The Barley in.,. ket is quiet, the sue ply being rather larger than of late. Malting quails, are most affected, the use being I silted at this 'reason, but fur grinding wimples we expo tient* a conUnua d consumptive demand.i and are likely to do -ex Oats are the turn lower. A good demand for all feeding kinds of Peas, but Beans an only a slow sale. Linseed to in .mall c anpaao, and the market favours the seller. A fair sale for Cake. withered atfeceing oar currency. 'o price yet for Rapeseed, ' and (Was continue Kan* and dear. The present quotations are Wheat, ramtioli, red, per qr., 435. to 4.;a.; white, 445. to 46.1.; Dentine and Konigsberg, 424. to Iles ; Pomeranian and Hamburg, 414. to 425; Danish, Holstein, and Vrieeland, 33e. to 3`te. • Mumma, anal Oil 31a. to 41M. Data, Lnglioh, Rio. to les. . • Its. to 1N..; Fe a a IM. Od. to 19s ; ltu'oian, 16.. Od. to Iss. Od. Bar. ley, malting, Vs. N 21..; grinding, 190. to 20.. Rears, 220. to 23. e. • r 'reign 2 is to 25.. I•eas, white, yellow and blue, 21.. to 266.; grey an d black, 22,'. to 24.. Lurid, Mock ilea, 465. to has. • Petersburg, 40s. to to. ; Riga and Archangel, gils. to 425.; Kunigilirg and Memel, .Igs. to too. Linseedthites. Hull, 61.170. rid. to 71. 2s• ed.; film foreign, ref. 3v.; interior, 21. Is. Itato Colo, 770. Gd. Tares, foreign, his. to .31.. Guano, GI. to 101. Bone', •eso. Rye Leal, 51. Its. Imports from July 17 to August 2: Wheat, 9 331 qrs.; Barley, 11,1166 ; Oat., 1,1141; helm% 2,401 • Pees, 1,661; Tares, 2; Litiserl, 9,130; !Lape -1 geed, 120; Clal Cakes, 272 tote; Booms, 28. IPewICII. August 6 -The attondanee at market to-day was mull. in °avulses:lee of the formers being actively engaged in the harvest. A abort supply of %lust, and orbs s reams un a lterel from last we ek. Few vamples of e • 1", a., on offer, which were in goo 1 mod Ron, and roared 275. to 214. All other grain the tame as quoted last week. LilliDS, AUGUST 6.-We have a moderate arrival of wheat for this day'. market, but a good show of Females from vereels near at band, for which the trade ruled steady at Fridaj's rates. Barley nominal. Beans fully as d -sr. Oats shelling, and other articles without alteration. Arrivals this week Wheat, 1, e7l; Oxus, 90 ; Barley, 702; Leans, 1,326; Pees, 211; ita,tneed, 79f; Linseed, 1,4 9 qrs. L6IGHTON HUZZAItti, /MOIR 6.-There was more Wheat offeviag to.day than of Late, and we quote prices la. per load under those of la-t week, but at wh.ch a fair business was traosseted. In Barley very little doing. NAM and Peas fully maintained the r price. Whee, per load of S buahcia, 21a. to elos. nd. Barley, per imperial qr., hie. to 240. Beans, 17e. to 19e. Peas, 19s. to 21e. per 5 bushels. JAWED, August 6.-The trade at market to day was mead!, at last week's prices, for every dc.eriptiun of grain. Wheat, white, 111. Ss. to 121.; red, IW. le. to IN. 130. Barley, .3.. to 255. Oats lea. to 16s. 6d. Beans 2M. to 27e. Peas. 265. to IS.. LI VilitlitioL, August 6 -The supt Ara of B fit WI Grain and flour curious light, but we have good arrive:. at Lereign mature. Of the 11,412 quarters of wheat, 7,150 quarters are Roca the Kahle, 5,394 quarters from the Dutch, and ..170 quarters from been , h ports, and 1,2 1 (1 quarters from Constantinople, The week'. import of Indian Cora ts 13,641 quarters, and the export 0,059 qr.. No matt OA alteration hag oecarred in our grain market during the week, and the general demand hat been inactive. Rai feet in on Sundae evening. and was continuous for upwards of twenty hours, and must have done a good deal of injury to the growing crops. To. day the wah bar is fine. At this morning's market we bad a fair attendance of millers and dealers. it. beat was in moderate demand, for coneuniption. at Friday's decline i f Id. per bushcL Flour com manded full primp. lonian corn woe in mare favour than Lot we e k and bought au advance of 6d. per Tuirto on the price of last 1 me. day. nine wan methane* in the sale of ,any other article of the errs trade; all brought extra me rates. Pries; Wheat., Eng. U.S per :alba, red, 3s. 10.1. to 6a. Id.; extra, Ga. Id. to Is. 4d. • white, 6a. Id. to 6.. 44.; extra, 6a. ed. to 6s. 7d.: Irish, red , Is 3d. to sa. 91.; extra, 3a ed. tra 2.5. I Id.; white, 3a. bd. to sa. lid.; extra,6ll.lod. to es Id. Itirley, Scotch and Irish, per GOlbe., 216.10 d. to fie. Id. Malt, per qr., English, pale, 4ga. to 320.; Diet, Vie. to 43.,. Oats, per 43.0 e., kaglistand Scotch, 2.. fel. to 2s. 10,L; Welvh, la. IV. to 2a. 61d. •. Irish, fine ourtoas. id, to 2 6 . 714.; general, lee sorts, 3s bi.e to L. 3d. ; Leine, Fer qr., to 32.. • Scotch and Irish, per IsUlbe, 24v. to 233. Peas, per qr. Erurlisti, 27e. W. to SN. Flour, per 2geelbs.,•Englien anal trop 27., to 2°'. ; fine, 214. to 30,..; superfine, 31a. Od. to 320. fal.; extra. 34i. Od. to 235. 04, Oatmeal, per load of 2401b5, Inlet., ISIS, 310. IM. to 21*. ed. • old, 2a. Od. to 21a, Od.; e mm ,imo, old, 2.1'. ixt. to 21a. Oci. Fran, per 241 he., Iod. to is Foreign : Wheat, Canadian, per 7(0., red. So. led. to 3s 104.: unite, tio. Y.l, to 6.. id.; Cutest Mate., red, So. 3d. to 6s Id.; white, fia. Id. :u fi 'L, 7aL ; InintrinKuaipburg,snixed and red, Geo d.to6s. 6d. ' • high•mixed,6e.9d.to7a.Zd.; Flax+, Dutch,and Belgian, 35.7d.t0 bald ;; white, 64.2 d. tollm3d.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 6a.ld. to go. Td.; Ramish, 3.. 10d. to fie. ; Rio. Petersburg, and Archangel, ild. 3.. Id. to 5,...d. ; Danish, Holstein and Fuev.ard, 3s, 10,1. to 60.1 d.; Co. 33d. tots. 4d.; Odesea,Polhoh.reet, N. 7.1. to 30. 10d : common 3s. 3.1. to 3..7.1.; Spanish. and Italian. red, 3s. 7d. to U. 104.; whirr. So. Id. to tio. 3d.; Marianopoll, red, 3.. 74. to 3.1.104.; Danube, 3s. 3d. to So. 74.; Ruffian, arc., hard, red, 1.. 9d. to Ss 3d. Egyp tian, 3a It'd. to 40.1 d. Rye, per qr., Baltic, he, 2es. to 245. Barley, per bOlb., grinding, 2s I Id. to 3s. 2d. Oats per 411 b., 2a bd. to 2s. lod.; Russian, 2.. 6d. to 2.. 70. Beans, per qr., European, to 2go. ILyptlaa, per 4501 b., 225. 6d. to 23..04. Pea., per qr.. Baltic. he., white, 27a. to 260.; Canadian, 23 0 . Od. to 26e. Hour, per bd. of 1961 b., Canadian, sweet, 22e. 6,1. to 23e. 6d. ; We 'tern Canal, sweet. 225.1i4. to 21e. Od. ; Ohio, 23v. Od, to 24e. 6d. • Ph:todelphia and Baltimore, sweet, 234. fd. to 240.; Canadian, sow, 19.. Id. to 21v.; Fremb, super. One, per sack of 2Melbe., 320.64. to 334.011. Indian Conease Itlolb.,Ame neon, white, 26.. GI to 245. fad.; yellow, 260. Gd. to .711. ed.; Euro. pean, yellow. 37a. ned. to 2/14.0d. Indian Corn Meal, per 1961 b., 140. Od. to Vei. Arrivals into Liverpool from July SO to Austad 3: Wheat, 14,235; Barley 3,003; Malt, 153; Oats, 2.7;4; Rye, 13; Beans 223 ; Peas, 519; Malian Cora, 15,641 ars Oatmeal, 39.1 ague; Flour, 4,093 socks 17,419 has Exports to Ireland : Wheat, Li:4o qrs.; Rye, 313. leans, 6t; Indian Corn, 7,731. Dalian Corn Meal, 213 brls. Flour, 391 racks 690 tele. LYNN, Anitost 6 —We have bad rather a small market to-day. No alteration in price*. Wheat. 621 b.. to F 3 bs., 4Sa; fine, 445.; white, 4ti. Complair.ta inerewuneof both Wheat and Vrattoes. Many tanners in ibis neighbourhood lull entrance harvest on Mon day it. . - . August G.—The weather has again waned an unsettled appearance. Yesterday it rained incessantly throughout the entire day. To-day we twee had showers at Intervals, with every pros pect of a continuance. At our market tblit merning we had a mode rate show of Wheat from the growers, a.also from the past, but from abroad we had a tolerable quantity offering. The trade opened with much firmness but, towards the conclusion, rather under saturday's rates were accepted (or foreign, where vessels required clearing, 4.e. having been taken for choice Wolg ist ; 43a. was the extreme price for general run. of Pomeranian : wlulat for fresh. thrashed, far mere Knurl a, and extra et uth country, about former prices were maintained. Flour in steady request, at last week's quotations. Kee rather less inquired for. tirindolg Parley fully as dear, and In Rued ,kmand. Malt unaltered, and the same may be said with respect to other articles. ----- I'vtuourg. August 6.—The Wheat trade at t►is arm Ing's market, owing to the numerous :mical. from France during the last few days, was the turn lower, IA the consigneee are in many instances it to sell ea-ship. The weather has becouie un settled—much rain during the last twenty.fisur hours, with the pries pert of more, which will retard harvest sow lagun in many parish(' around us. . _ BALIsBURT, August 6.- —Since our last the weather has been very lbw, and the appearanne of the Wheat corps are materially altered, Hanes , operations have partially commenced, sad Irak should the weather continue propitious, become almost general by the cud of the present went. The enslu are generally spoken et B. b. init heavy; although we hear of many compLiints that the Wheat is affected with blight. The supply at our market this morning was rather short, and the business opened briskly, and continued so to the clear. Last week's prices went, without difficulty, well sup ported. There wee a very short supply of all other artistes, and but very little business was transacted at late currencies. Wheat, a kite, 43e. to 4s. ; red, 425. to 445. Beet Barley, 215.; middling, Ws. to 225. Inferior, las. to 21.. Beans, !Egyptian. 2.2 e. to 205.; English, old, 36.. to 40s. Pens, 2Ss. te 3Us. per v. Malt. 6s. Id. to Is. per bushel. Tans, 4s. fkl. tolls. Flour, Ina to 335. per auk. CATTLE, &c.—CHRSTVIT FAIR, Augu•t IL—Yesterday the supply of Cattle at this fair was of good quality, ant comisted principally of Cows and Heifers forward in Calf, which sold freely at from ltd. to 131. per head. Yearling Calves, if, to 41. Fat Beasts hung on hand, but teen conic of all aorta mold freely at better prices. The show of Sheep was Indifferent, CWCFnutklng 22e. to 24e. ; wethow. Vs. to 365. Lambs, lie. to las. per head. The trade in the Horse fair was fiat. Sten rigs plentiful, soil made higher prima ; sire..ers, (Os. ; quarter-old stores, Its. to 210. pre head. ROTIIIIIMAM, August s.—We had again a small 'apply of both Beast. and Sheep to this day's market. The attetuttnce of buyers was numerous, In consequence of which all soil up at the Ml lorries quotations: Beef, Is. to fs. ; prime, tle. to 6s. 31 per stone. Mutton, /;d. to hid.; prime, 3]d. per lb. SALISBURY. August B.—We woos very largely supplied with Berta today (quality Tattooist, and although there was • full attendance of buten the trade ruled very dull. Prices receded Al. per more. A number of poor Besets were lett en hand owing to the unfavourable weather for slaughtering. The supply of Sheep and Lambs, as to number, wee about the same as last week. The trade somewhat briskly, and nearly ensything was sold out; arr e mttet's prices were well sustained. Fat and more Calves were &Maul. An as nage quantity of Figs on offer, but the trade was dull. and prices ranged about the same as lost quoted. Ox Beef, is. toy.. tkl. pee more ; heifer, Se. ltd. to fa ; cow, Fa to It& fid• Wearer blotto; bid. to tld. per lb.; cane, tid. to 3d. Limb, 60. to 7d. [Advertisement. 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MINIM is that colony, by the um of tams to /2/Mo imd to see we Is sortie . sitar, that at • tidy re idled am • Idl e aseeist the Itassrbstir, who. Mew bee*, ON rem bees sillistsd with =Acuity of broaMism sad tomoris tattle Is mo to boor the intim, at last used tide outwAto ma armle hie vent Ulna" able to ath %VW the isPef Mot 141111011.-111111=1 Mid et hearer Rol lovers liallinst, Sm. PUBLIC SALES. Arcruer 6. —By Mr. LittCHILD, at GiTISWW..-..The freehold domain known ma Carewk House and domain is tae Stewart', of Kirkcudbright, Sotto of Banned, awaitin 7.000 aims of laud, with fares.houme, s Lieg e s, g mated to pr due. 1,G191. per annum, •iih the fi g h t 0 spore log over 14,000 acre—k eocked down for 39 AOl. The Diorama, Regent's Peek, was cifered for sale, bat withdrawn. Mown. WAIILTIVIS Lovnaor, and Sore, it 0 enewevt Two houses. Hunter-etreet, Brunswickqire annual 1061 per annum, held for 60 years 421- 40f. Freehold house and baker's ehon, Whiteman altet. street, let for 651 par annum-7601. Freehold far 621. per a panum-810 1 remiere, 41. . Rulford's-buildiLgs, lib/tor, :et Thee seta of chambers, 15, Grey's Inniqusre-1501. Mr. R. TAITEILSALL, at the islart.—C ~aolidated SODS of the reet , ries of Great and L L*lo Wrttlini, Sul; stomPllll4l.l4 Pulions2 o home, Bleb', dn. ; 'tans es ime..a 6161. per annum, present ir.cumbent G 9 purist .g e in for 10.701. Mr. LI:PKINCI, at the Mart.—Leamkreld home,9'. c'e. woed•berree , anneal value G 31.. hell for 99 pan from 1.1) at 41.10 s.—sold ter 7001. SHIPPING INTSLLIGENC.I _ (Seam est Comipsaidis. •e' sumer meeeav ese • ; CASUALTIES. Eleanor, Gray, from Girgentf ' o Newcastle, pot Into repair port 27th G July, ltar, very July 39 leaky, tad is abeharging **et car e , . ibra. Hope, for Itltterdaus, has pat back.—Liviwpotl, Aug t. Sta Nympa, for Rotterdam, has put bark le tcy, stra , k on the bar ring out —twerp ci, Au c. Sydney and Jane, Parry, from Walt to P.lanoch, put i this wort 2711 Juiyoncking w der, and bra diabetic: su of tcl e i a tr r . r e t. , , o f w ut , he h r e t n a c e e le f t , — B, G jobibraltars, r .nks Cape S ,1)1., July 20, and it i cr.: wreck ; crow raved, and materials expected to to *. also. —Liverpool, Alm 5. aIItIVID. 1 MAILS. Hamburg Holland Lisbon Pacific ladle xi/ Southampton , India till Marseilles Boston and Halifax adexieo West India Briudl ARMED. Artsa-at Bristol, August 6, At-ma-or Deal, August 3, from AD[[-at Grimsby, Augusta, from. Auunt-at (lull, August 4, from A.WIADRACHA-at Hull, August 3, from ALCTOaIt-olf Lancaster, August 5, from Alit DTA-at LlateditOint, anga-t 4, from Acme-IS Falmouth, August 4, from AORS , 0111•-at Gravesend, August 3, frum ANuoti- at Gravrsond, August 5, from , Atoms Maar -at Liverpool, Atauiit 6 BoMaar- at Urerpoul. August 4, from Kummer NO- at Liverpool. Augusts, from BraNARD -at r.ilsouth. Aurn.t 5 fr,m mertus-at Hun, Anteat 3, from.; Cautarszna-at shields, August 4, fr ou enuatort it-at Kingston, August 3, from.... rAI, Ilea -at Litetriwint, Atifilat 6, from ellniat -at Liverpoi.l. Aur.et. 6. from .. Llast-off Dea', Auras.. 4, front Baser -at 4..wes, August 5, fr -off Deal. August 4, from ..... EDOCARD--at Falmouth, August 4, frau • tea-at !lull, August 3, from . FNDTNI•N -at 11u3, Aneust 4, frsra Etna Ante- at Hull, August 5, from ..... . EUSA -at Hull, AURIN.t 5, tioal &IRA Twitter's-at Sunderland, Aurost , I. FLlstnerrn-at Llserpool, August t- Entu-at Owes, nd, August 5, Ewan-at Gravesend, August PALcum--at !Tull. August .5, from GARLAND-at Qtrenitrurn, Ausrust 4, GO•OTPI UM -at Liv.rpool, A situ.: 5, H. sitDNAR -at Lirerposl, ligLme-at IAL erraNn , , Autust It, fr o m. linoleum s-at Gravesend, .Isitnst ), Iltstmo-at Plymouth, A ara-t 5, fr . Hor•rea--at hull, August 3, hem lisaisiatts-at Hull, August 5, frier. I.ADILIA Wal E.'ir.ott• e. ; ,• lestsrlists-at "artmouth, Au z• - •.• *, Isnarto-at le's, August I. .•••. Joni: Itrrson-a• Liverpnel. •• • isms fix, anti. -at Liverpool. AL.z • •• ". Jtllo-at GraVaartl 1. !knout. t, :r Joaamsr•-at Grarwind, Aug . LSDT PIAL-Ilt Hull, August 4, • n. Ltiola liacnor a-at Hull, Allt.n.t • . LAarNIA -Off Torbtr, August 4, :7 - !orris AND MAIM- at Grareartt, . • • • Menton-at Grarcsend, August 5. Naar PLVA•••Th -at t.irerisso Atur:s• • •• )1444 Bit Utz -at Sander:and : August 3, fr• NAIAD-at GrAattenel. .tupp.? t, Norio !loci. iine-sff Deal, Augi.r. '4, from Pnoirtognen suaderland. Aurcat 2, from .. Pitatta-at Hull. August 4, from PATROT-at fa. August 5, from Patscit Rtotsr -at )full, August 3, from Itstitcat.-at Sundelatid, August 3, trim Rom,. Cur -off Falmouth, August 4, fr. - . tu RAM/0,1.--M l-ta,rprol, Attnt.t 0 , from • itoausu-at Liverpool, August 6, from Bonus WAROAID r -..5 Liverpo 4, August 6, from Kau F.. Ps Larrp?ol, Asguat S NortalA MANNA-it Argo.: 3, from . . BOTSWANA -at August 5, from Sr. Tams as I' Arcot L . off Falmouth, August 4, : RAMA-at G1 . 11'04114, AltßuFt 5, 'r• - int Traratim-at Graaalatild. Anini.t 5, from ...... . TIRDtoIIAN- t Caw r.o, August , „ • A 110ta:OuN -at Hull, Auzutt 5, fr. m . . i• TALLT-Itn-at Queenstown, Aorta: 4, from . e, • %%Laurens-at Coitus. August 5. front WilitaLDlNa Stmt.-at Hull, August 5. from... . • Yom fr• m SAILED. AP144.4401-from Ancn.• 4, to A• wom-frcen SLietdti Anew: 4, to .. . ALP. 'Commie-from Shieldv. Alm,: 4, to . t • Ass BeArit -from nraveseuti, Anertet t • . Aoitv-front Griveseod, Auirwt 6. to Aon...tvt -from ilraneertet, Anrwit 4, to Awe:v.'s-from fivevrool. .4 , 1;:t.t 6, to._ . - Aunt-frois .Liverpool, Anguet 6, to At-roNATA'r-from LiVerpool, Augtot 4 ,7440 Arius Mats- from Liverpool, A,. not 6. to .. - from Liverpool, Aturwt 6. to .. . Betts-from Liverpool. -torten l i, to . Reatio -from Aur•tst 6, to . . Damen Qt 4es-from Liverpool, Bratt•os-from Crase.send, August 6, to .. DILTA-from Tirmouth. August S. to riersam-from Cl3•mouth. Angust s. Etui Psttsaus.-from Portsmouth, 4. • • Fi•t XAR....utrim• from thusOsr.s.d. Ow. Iteasoix-from Hun, Auguet ll►ao from Ito 001, .togas[ 3, Jots et netver -from :Southampton, . • .. JOBS Manus-from Lbrerpoot. • Loos C. Gran-Prom GravesesJ. LAM Ilstwtir-from Hull, Antrt4t 3, • • . _. • L • ••I T-tbuv, August 5, t Mustier -from Aaiun 3. to , Priv-tent 'un 1er...n.1, August 5, to . • • Qvuoi -hoot Plymouth, Auzus: 3, to HAND - hotel Sunderland, Aturak .. • - I ROM knelt- from Shi,•l44, Aii.m.t 4, t. . Itirosx-gum Gravesend, August 6, to .... . .• Ti a-front LiTerpOol. Auirmt 6, to ttelsroutv -from t tveroool, Augteit 6, to ..... SrIIAT-gum Liverpool, August ti. to [SuitDina° -frost Liverovol, August 6, to ..... c. tinier-from Shields, Auguot 4. to Torino-from Augiun 4, to • Tlerill‘ltT-trap Liverpool, August 6, to . Vtuessvo-frora Liverpool. Auguto. ii. to ....... . .• • ZUSTIaII-trOln SUnderlAttd. August 2, to MIMS 8P01:13N Willi. Bra ..A, July l 5 Ist. 36 11, lon. 43 W. Swum mom the Mauritius tor orders , log unintoruul. June 21, lat. 9.3 a N lon. 33.53 W. Noma. July 2a, lat. 4: N.. lan. 2.1 W. Irian or Bauruw, from Madras tor Lacauti, July 13.1 at. 33 N., on. W W. Land: n. Juno Vt. lat. 10 N.. W thv!ru. l barquel. from Calcutta for Lon,lart, lat. 32.3 l S., VI. 15.1 P., 91 daysout. and all well. ruk.‘, g Ewit (Lamm.' ,of Loudon, bound home, Aur. 2, t:. Il N. low. to K. TisoWas Jonas k buquel, out days from the Nl.ntriuus for Lenbn, May r, lat. 31 IL los. 34 E. -- - BIRTHS, MARRIAGYS, AND DEATHS. 131 KT11.13. BADELET.—Asit. 2, st Ouy Manes, etterasford, the :to Hateley, of aZa. CON WAY.—Aug. 3, at Stockwell, Yrs. S. Ctaway, of a J with . Ill'01111&—Aum 4, at Catk.l2lll, Clapham, the wife of IL Itughes. R+9. of a aoh', Pt' RV 1L:1.—8 . (4. 4, at Booths's. Mae wile MCapt. 11.1`arreo, Major Brigade, of Zeal. SINUOIN.—Aug. 2, the wit* of Dr. Foursto, Guilfor.lotrc. l , 500. MARBIAOIII3. ASTLET—RODEMTSOM.—Aug. I. at end Woe , reTtheinre , b?' the Rev. Dr. Pn of Calmly'. C. J. Astley, req., of rernenittuat, to Helen Margaret, youngest daughter of &e Late Major Subareas. of Cray. BALATON —CARTER.—Aug. I, at Burnham. hit the ' Ike. T. T. Car. ter, the Bee. E. mgaton, Y. , Tate Yellow of Els College, Cain. bridge, Arehttant-Maater of Eton College. to Harriet Anne, fourth daughter of the Rey. T. Carter, Fellow of Eton College, and war of Butehani. GILBERT —LAMM—Aug. I. at tt. Georges. Camberwell, hr the Beg, g. Bridge, Dr. J. 11. Gilbert, of Harpenden. Herts. to Fortier, G,urth daughter of the Res. Go Laura', &.b7r.ieiT. (JORDON —3IELVILL.—Aug. 1, at Great name.' Church, lien.. 4 . st. J. Gordon, I. , a the hotnhav Civil Service, eon of liapr Gotator, 140 ItevOent at Travancore, to Chin, eldept r .l the Mee. IL Melvin, & Principal of the Etat belie DEATHS. ATKISSON.—Aug. 6, at hie warehouse, 19. Atog.etrert, Chespc.le. Mr. Henry John Atktaaon, of the late firm of Howland...a .1,4 Atklaeou, aged 41. CH KISTY. —Aug. 1, at Cudham lodge, Kest, J. Pe IL ehrietr. eldest sou of J. Christy, Fou., of Antacid Court Lodge, 0 141,44 Keit, aged 36. PLANCK—Aug. 5, at Edge-hill, Wary, latest warriviag dauSler 4 Mr. T. haw, formerly of Whitettaves, aged 66. MATO.—Aug. I, at Mount-pleaaant, Southport, Mrs. Allta MAP. aged 70. IMUNINOTON.—Aug. I at Wavertme.road, Edge-hBl, J. Natural• tea. Esq., of Ilinalog, Wigan. aged Masi rat pablisbed by WiLums Kos Hu" at Se. Loal l ' u ' l. @Met. Ii ii of Landis, Maar, at the sl. ro LalabeaL WWI. Li Ow maims( VllMetdisti—Wason. T i 104