The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-19 00:00:00

• Ilf 11 - 1 w %%Per _WI; Mk dram. Caveman KVIIIO pews at 334 per Ott, Liwopeoll; eV:: Mk, lawisa s Ili mp sikok l (at.), L 100 ; Patna Waste, 17ffl at II to 134 per corm; meow, twine f 0 UMW Clodstes, A. WOW. ; Mailwas4 nib. at 1041; sar hr. sed.; masos. Alm, 1011 Mks se, sa. NA 11.12 Shaw. fi1 1 . 1 % and Aka; Mises. kwabay; pm br. sad.; dry W O W bss gm. i s 0.11 pre be. tad ; Mow ball. ardis llwa k epa Masao; lob Pap, . nom* lo bora iso ads. ea /44 pa be. mi.; blas etas. 400 aat 14 IleamNom md Nana I fawandk. J. Ido4S . pr mi.; Mat bonestl ads. at 11 ear be. d.; bat seed tads. Mats Elowebes; O. Oaks. Ow awl a 1.3 per be. esS.; ism aselbs I side. at SSA pre be. md . Ilooltaa. Wm lads,; Wad" N. Lortios; hea W ellef OW *wet brie .0 ow 16.1,111“0 WA IA feaIOW J. L. Wattak . ; b o n g % j Arts. aklesagb es pet imam area ki mart sem mutat sargakeest Nitle kon .7 llpe L lL b. sismssa. 11911=01. J. Ilsolh Wise plias sl Iwporls_ .; =ells . Ibe rhor is serdes t r u bertne r ::= r ero U . . i l: 7 IL a • aw m at i l gr i b b y rim kil far a lSis w rent ry= i kriss brierrbbss essis. soft. i --- lbssbk i illU ntalisa. aa. P. Ilsobse; lbw /anal boom et Ws sr** we sky mkt ss la or bk. elds Pada, O. yaks; 8. ; W. L. Manelliw; J. Boma. Laden • V em ailli r sio nivrgr a rz r,..-daurziat-r.... Ilar iP" re. F. D. Mom* Mariana; 14,81 a. J. T. B. Ipwil. Mid: beta as ddl as salOd odd lii, imil weals Os bet two or them this; Alike, L WM; Man; Aka Cropper, D. D. INkrib, bps beutsy bee solo elassyst Mr be welkin Mauritius. Ilat Zwabey of M soma es of Aril li t ill ems to boat ADEN. Tbs arms ssatbss• 4kosanaliab sad sandeled be des* AMMO MOM seas 4 we MIS 10. Ike spirit .bleb bes lastly Woeme dw =oo. Norio% E. liallwas. lad=; 10•7 NIATIo. J= 2114.0•4 1 Tau Mover llmmer.—Tbs lawardellablasas Balked set Mb Nat Illabmad, Judas: Britten. Lear, ; Mkt ma • Om oasts Ms was at and Me =AM Is alsoidadk easier. Cbeenews. Woks. ; Dullard, C. A. Worlair. LIIIIiIe TM Omar, Ws shows ressisba Is Mb mon; ss is Ovid by OsevW, & kilks. Mods;111111/0111A Snorts% Mai; Doi= as *shay Wreaks Imply vbidi be gyros. up far llb* In. Pm" !Weiss Illydrass. &Moor, Jwidlt; rsaar t24 ll•ll4o PM'. Judas •la Ptak. O. kavtrion, Walls ; ham N. Yetis; Clesl. Mks antler this divkloa of oar meat ere , elms Ma lIM ult., Islam ' J. Ameshang, Nara Shirk .. Oliver Craw dog* Now. as densest:—Symms : —Symms steer, 10.040 six wt. at '104.4 per 11l ea. wt.; era; .T. illowart. Newport mil dam. 1110 sa. wt. et 13-11 t er M. wt.; sovereigns, 100 plows at IMPARTVRI MO* MAI i 70 nu IL 1.4.3 es* ;MS AIM 104; chopped MOW% 10.000 pieces al 111 per Imoserank J. Wilma, B .bay; doom outbarlsed. bray; Lord IN; Plank Mors MOM posers at 1114 per Mu ditto at 204.14 per flideaceth. J. Dime, lumbay ; Ana* A. Com s.. Mama; law Orrin. pie lee. B. Beam Modes; Norma, F. Mathews. bombs, ; nubs% P. laboarr Ezatansa—Tlee hetes of exchange an llogland ham km mry Moulmein; bear, C. A. Waring. Mealeserla. mottled lass my ist, weitlt Ms at du wombs' skid having sae 81L41401IAL N If. 14.. whits damwoot awoke the same ported ham brew pined st it. bli. por mac Ma silk mks in.. bus—Dsermat Ms at Jet. old, sod SW skis pow, b. 141. yet moo, bob at sit mom slabt. Tin stabsay bar lately buss dammed*. ad bus& mew has Mow doss al 1100§4. per l up*. Tnamstion has eat bees heavy, and Owe me by kar wore milers than lemurs.--disavy anti*. and expectations at=ki: a rrie rn t bare cowed matt a mashkrabla decline in the rata of b freightage during Ms pig Ina days. The market Is unsteady ad • brneee wattle wit le aszioly tba Int favourable ownwat slab In reemna animation IS Qs /mart w Ake will offer, to rehouse t isir demands. Within the pest two or titre days they lime Mows miss Irrane., but se do bet espies • rise of caossiwinev AIIITALB TWO APPAL LI TO MAT 11. Prism Carl, Tames, Amoy; I. Meets, Macfarlane, Hog Kong; Panik, Howard, Liverrol ; Lady M. Mood, Trams, Haag Thar; NYnll* Wllerm.llneg Mang ; Norwell, iiingepore ; Andes, Sulli van. ilong Kong; Dart, Putter, Dome k. mg; NI Tempo, laehanete, Amoy. DIZAJITORZI MT/ON ATILIL 11 TO MAT N. Lady Sale, Lines ; Andes, Wilma, Meng Kong; Antelnpe, Dearborn, Hong Kong ; K. Ryas, Turner, Moog Kong Lady M. Weod, Immo, Wm. Kong; Helena, Lend, New Yor k; Casten Bergner, MaLlting ; Ottenmoul. Hugbea o r f aaolla : I. Quern, Mae aulnev. Dreg • Cheopaide, Leine, Kong and America; Nymph, Wilma, Zen Kw.; Prise Carl, arra; Wrath.; Praia, Downed, Cork.—The Nymph (ailment') pat beak an the 11th bar., having been cc • rose oi the Keened Wands. PORT Or COLOMBO. AILITTLA - 11;01111t - AT - . 12 .- To JITO 7. Ilerminto, TurtZ7ll,o3 — sat — ye -- ; &d:: 7 uur ,11aiaart, Dartmouth lenartban, Padua, Codas ; H. P. Omani, Darker, HAW; Rtittab Ist A Rollins" Glaggow ; Mies Maud, {late .. Cape of Good hope; Thomas K , Robbing, Mauritius; Jenny L'id, Vicalogrtb, Lauri titai; Pearl, , Madnia. IMPAXT , LBS 110011_111AT 11 TO JUN!! 1. Echeniea7Billioa;i4oria: IVA.; Gale and Cape of Good Hope; Acadia, Dunn, Lando@ • Anglian, Burrows, Liverpool; Her guitar. Turnbull, Madras; glerell Hamad, Laal+7 0:110 ; .Jenny Lind, Westaarta, AIIIIVALS //17/71;;;;;.1 70 SAT 10. Enterprise, Oustem, Remake blond ; Mar. lblesne, RaNllllOO island; H. IL Sloop Media (N ). ho Bombay ; Jolla, Row, Calcutta and Pandbsade ; 011ogow ; lierinader, Robinson, Lherpeel ; Mora, Turn ael r a Lut Canton; Jonas Marseille* biunique, Marseilles; Bobauun, 111sa4 London and Downs; Jose. ptiine Lotus% Dolphin, Ileyszsebas ; Sarah BeP, Iticbarden, Port Adelaide ; %Allan Fumble, italmand, Batavia ; Jenny Lind, West. rartb, Calcutta sad Ilandbriada; noose Kis& Bobbin; ape Town ; Kul of Ilsrewimd, Wo,f, leader ; Prinse Albert, Mason, sings pore and Anger; rucr.head, Ferber, Alm* Ray; Mar shall, tkichin ; Isabella, Cram, Reunion Island; Mita end J.me, rosy. St. Brandon • Alias sad Raynacmd, Hutu! ier. Reunion Wand ; w.nderer. M Port LOWS; DdISCIP, lierlint, Calcutta and Sandbeids; Tare Sellatier, Dirge Garcia ; Rustorojee Cowasjer, Wrislit, Calcutta and Brodhead,: Briton's Mum, IL' rper. Point de Galls : Funny Rohm, McClure, Calcutta sod ilandbeada ; Orem* Carlin, Barham ; Irma. lrtML,, Itemisation; 11. r. chimer of Douglas, Maw, Idowlamln ; B,lphide, I sibois, hey- Donetsk MnitaN Port rbittp;Oonatant, Anathema. Reunion Island; Paesieeptere. Adana, Swaim bland ; Wawr Witch, Mann; Alto (whaler), nakemin, Myclielks; Halbert, Hardy, Nuts; Nimble, Derain. Slava; &Altus, El:is, Machu; Futtay Mob:watt, Able • ban,, Calcutta and Sandhi ads; Jonas Marreilbis, biunique, Reunion lakad: Nmearell. Brows, Calcutta a , d Samtheads: Mu.of-war sL Este, L'Ettaire, Reunion bland ; Elhatell (st ), kidson, Point de Gsite; Bellows, unused, Nsates; Deborah, (kiln, heyebelke Emma Louisa. Gerard, Aualeos ; Harry. Dare, London; City of Palmas, Jones, Calcutta and haw lneada ; hultany, Hanley. Calcutta and ad o& beads; Arabella. Ilartiold. New Took; relmart. Lewin Sean River; Dreadnought, Madder, Albpor ; Booth, Patriotism, Pondicherry; Juste, Lan Notate.. .... Ts. ran t •lIIM 19111 . T0 MAT :OTII. _ . ItasismarViZtiliWaTßZ7o;gia;i : sl . iLerni, lieFracken, Port Adelaide; Tbosnasi Mies, Milne. London ; Oct) Creole, Heaton, Polat de Oalle ; Blonde, Caney, Ports Alb Bide ; Punch, (Mersin, Dart; Rachel, Laffoler, Pelona* Nand, Champion. Redmond, Cork ; Jesse Maneillaia Rennio; Island ; Robeson, Nicol, Bombay ; Moeda; Edwardr, Madras H. It. glom Medea (at), Laekyer, p g Englund; Arab, Baker, London; Leon,).,, Raba, ; endear', Metsalf, Algae and Table hays; Mamma. Basher. adage/ear • Asimm, Jams, P7dasy ; Victoria, Smith. Zaaaibar; Mama& belle, Cork; Lady Amt, Thomson, London; William YOMtlf. Itslamst. Al Ray; Pbeairostere, Adam, Beware Island; Role, bream In ns I -6ad; Faterprise Cow. tean,l4lll6olll IPland ; Fanny, Calcutta ; Elias and Jame, Skey, Bt. Broadest ; Unto; Merril. C ask; Errderick liutb, Toby, Madras • I,teris, Anteroom. Reunion blued; ?order Maid, Kitchen, Tad; Bay ; Germain, liTiliffe. St. Brandoa ; Elena, Tumbul, New Tark ; hicoliants, Cocks. Lando.; Mary Graham, RoMmon. Madras; Great Bekaa's Hare*. Nana?, Point de Galls; Alice and Barn nd, Rite. they Paardebtery; Jeray Lied, Wee:earth, Point de Calle; 1 Min ~a king, Rolgans. Colombo; Earl of Harwood. Woof, barbed...tat ; Alersadre ANIVOIR, ItUf,y, Dago (larva; Irma, D't iff .v, Palomar' Hasa.; Isabela, Once, Beass I land; Revak Bell, Riebard.am, Table Bay; Certain. Argeksara, loadrebarry ; Wonsan, Dorsett, CaPa; Douglas, Dour" Poiat • de Ogle; Marks, Court, a, It. amour Wand •• Baslsinjor•lowirjee, Wright, Calcutta ; Marie Eugenio, bar. elle; Bamboo Wand; Marekimins of Douglas, Artbur, Woolwich; Dermas% ism as ; Alto, fakemanoalialing: Jearpltioe Loireau, Wahl'. Nom Bak ; Corert, nor, y, krunion; Louis, Berner* Re mit*; IBM. Table Bay; Localisms, Ma :stall. Bartapnte ; Gregor* CbeUla. St. Bf 1110011; betlone, Berard, Reunioa; Futtay Alas, M'Clnre, Madre.; Chaim Carter, Hocking, London; William rester, IVilsoa, loads& HONG KONG. ARRITALS PSUM APRIL 70 TO VAT_ $O. Lily Mary Wood:iroomos, Arid.;;STEiran, Bbaaghai; Fairest, Nt Site, tililorn a; Iwo Carlos, Gairmero, Iloragalu; Au. trigs, Dearborn, Shanghai; Ernani, Lidtell. Singspor• ; Monsanto. Llamas, ; Mamma, Lsornian, Amur; Whitney, Manilla; thirard, Cole. San Francivo; Do. liermanos, Fernandez, DlaaDa; Ann, Gamble, Bombay; Shah Anion, Dumayne, latkoria ; Vanmeari, !Ur+ •rds, South n , a Issacds ; r r E. Ryas, Tamer, Wa mug; Gramm Washington, ile!ilridge, Manilla; StrC. Forbes, Fora, Batavia; Cantoa, Witmer, Woovung Congress, French. Callao; suave Applique, Comedy, swinger ; Good suooem, Boat, Tub. cwin; M.M.'.brigseri+nf, Parker, England; Countess of Grange, Singipore ; Laneworan. Langley, Uvergool; Arrow, Mac. Milani., Calcutta; Nor, Alamo, Calcutta ; bland Gaeta, Wacarlanc, Woosung; S-vairmais lac), Uoaarlt, Singapore; Cheareide, L.nl Shanghai; Maria, Mathias .a, Sandwich bands; Pekin rat.), Baker, Bombay; San liegii•o, Dosiiimpers, Mains; Enigma, Starers, Cal cutta: Rose. Dame; Arabia, login, Anatana ; noasb, Mor due, Maggiore; ArieL, Bart, Calcutta; ILM.'s at. Anima, Tor. Midr, larMapOre; Aden, Liverpool; George Tyle, Murray, Lombodo; & Lamas, Clarke, gbiekis; Carl and Merman, Hamm Si ; Gwallor, Edwards, London; Aqua Marine, Luis, Liver - DKPARTCSUI TOON A.FILIL 20 TO MAT 80. at. Michael. Nymph, Wi son, Women; Mamma, Dolmas, East Coast ; Andan. Swaim's, Woosung ; Dart, hater, Woman.; Hazard. Lau°. New York; Creganza (at), Bombay ; )'pavan. SAW ra, leursoluls ; kiplima A. Malta. IlMidurd, Camila; /Milani., Madrigal Manilla ; Lady Mary Wood (st.), Tromso. Wresting; Linnet, Alien. Amoy; Den* Buchan, Amoy; Mollatha, Berns, eau Erasers*: Prima or Wallas, Pt.:kering, Bom bay ; Aateirme, Dearborn, iiikanghai; lls.en Stewart, Kerr, Londoo; Stately, GiMer, Amoy; Mn),,. Webilt, Manilla; La Bayonnairie, Juries, Panne; Rental, Stickle Amoy ; Conmem IrrearA, Wrist Coast of America; Samuel Apple ton, Kennedy, New York; Looters, Jolinstaa, New Yak; brig Arab, Morris, Amoy ; Um Carlos gMmilla; Narmada, Llames, Manilla; loam of ls ou r m, "T kodaortk, Manilla ; Sir Edward Ryan, Turner, Singapore ; Island Queen, Macfarlane, Shanghai; Countess of Eglinton, Grange, Miangkoi; Dnillna, Mutes, Liverpool; Semiramis (st.), Donnell, Coyle?: Clempilde, Lewis New York ; Cantos:, Bergner, Amoy; JUL a aL liafol&p, Austin, Singapore. MANILLA. 11111TTALS P/sOll • NUL 11 TO X4T 11. Tr'gete La Pourvnimata, Nandwieb Islands; itreametry, ; Caldow, Shanghai Jacob Perkins, COII/0111L1 Aaia lens, Amoy; Narenso, Amoy; Lady Peel, Hong.K.ng; 't. Nickel, Hung-Kong; Belliante, hoof-long; David Malcolm, Honolulu, lost fore-top. nest ; Caroltri, put back with loft of maintop-gallant-mast and mils; Cimino', Honolulu • Nuevo Biltamo, Luna; Imam, Singapore; law Forester, lloadidu • Leland, Bennie Vernon, put back with loss of bowsprit, forttopwast, aml sails. usysercan room emus. It re sae 12. Athena, California; Selaiddir, Antwerp; Dm Hermance, long. Zang; Merlin, Hors-Kong; Nebalmia , Haunts; 0. Washington, Hong. Kong; H.M. song Royalist, Pslawan-panage ; Ban Benito, Masao; Ailey, Itey; Rapid' liiingapore ; Belt., Amoy ; Vernon New Tork ; POUTTOITIIIII4I, N'ingspore; Cookie, New York; BO!: Pere, B Ba ydsey ndeaux ; Parolees, Llong-bloog; Aurora, Singapore; Byrn. metry, ~ POINT DE GALLE. -- 41.1111.1TALS As. IMPART:WI Run AT 14 TO rear 14. (st.), Loral, Bombay ; ilindoetan (st.), Powell, Saes; Ann ßdi rer a kbas, Les:a, Sues; Boodsmr, Martin, 'indeed* and Lan don •, Belle Creole, Men tun, Madras ; Borderer, Thompson , China; Norfolk. Watta, Port BUsabeth ; ws. Adams, Redhead, Port Ellsr. bath ; Achilles (st..), Enos, China ; Mazy Graham, It9bizmon Cal cutta ; Haddlngtoo (st.), Field, Calcutta; Benda& (st.), data; &IWO'S Queen, Harper, Mauritius; Allendale, Brodle ki llst mita ; Sliders, (smith, Calcutta; Douelas, Doughts, Calcutta; bath, It, doe, Calcutta; Mangalore, Taylor, Mildew; tlemlrands (r ..), Daniel, Madras; Orbital (at.), !Swarthier, Madras; Pekin (et), Balser, Madras,. SINGAPORE. ♦uxrAt/ PLOY OAT 3 TO awn 2. 1 Cleopatra, Mamie, CUloTnioTiari;qtiln,Well,Adelaide ; Pearl, bPDoitakl, Laken; Oriel, Ilonetan, Bombay; Pekin (A), Baker, Bombay ; 81mnauth„ Wm" Bombay; NOWINI. gliappard, Cal cutta; Hmd= oc t, Newport ; Zephyr Nabob, Pasmigmg; BE W. gest; NW' ; 'Winch awe, °Mg. Dom Teak. Rundle, Calcutta; way OM* boat, Sarawak; itm3, Alum ' son, Liverpool; Dade, Bakal*, Marawak ,• I.lgbuung, Amoy; De Loa, Jews, Ecednialn; Hamann+. vinenati N i s = la s, Gambier, Antwerp; Evergreen, Sam Law; ragayaoa, C. Imbeds; Neptune, Vander, ; gym, Clm. Barikok ; Pery(st),Willeoz,Ceykn; Armada, Ligrafrey, Basksg; Ike. we, Come* Demba j a ii tlia, Hadzia7DJaeso; and Roo Poot, Pisan; D. Da Kivu ~ Oes ; and Paw, Oliver. Calcutta; Illards La . Duna% Elsa Saris Dariln, Pews; Paled Oldb, Wilklmon„ Womb; B . H. Oomph; Browne, Bombay; alnawah, liabertder. 21710; 8091111 Pram, irKellar, Annan; Ceram %Wel* AirINE OfirebnyiktiMinpart plum p ;v. Jaw.. Draellor Wwwlas;•=. "...74.071;. ID" Tusk* lisiol Dud McDonald. Brew; Waage WNW. ; Newita 4, 7 ,11 , 4 Va ., 1-lank lank Ital.. Sanwa ; Pankisaa. Deasyman, Akyab ; VII* lasift; Md. Las Dmaiiilli; IL Ainslie, Mina, Altana ; Om" . Ihwift; isamilally, laisag: Marie, Dream Aim; F. ifilisis.oll4lla. lawasek• J. 01111110, Way, Rag Wag; kb. OMNI% Iliftvia; Fartre. Wain; Owl lalk. 0 / 1, 4 IWwwi I al . WalA de rgar ! I=o:= ai rolk Carrow, Chin; Y. Gr. Sao: Ww. ; .441 W. lemlkka, wiped ; Pam, naawa. Ca. antis; Sleasama Oakum; LOY. itslisnews. Ida. sills; L Wm% lbergool; Lawman% 1111 • 110 . WNW% It A. Hada, Heakked, Memo; Coaxer, Batavia; Mfg 1111 SM. Ilea, IMeltaller, Enamels; Prime or Wake, Mama; racial Latin, arma, Preseam; , Dun; Antsy n.hminis PomenkaiL lan, lasailla; llslaaap, Wed, Woodward. Ife. Awe; Hattnellu. Parses Om Bally; Task Ems*, OnanA imp% tasks; Oak% war; t LTA; um Ami= jAr laisala ; Mal HalaAla . it ia t k r- Zi tediria ( WWwW l l _ ); thamala (a), w . ; Plastweal. Itisbarla" Gum.. milk minus;P (sik a zaChka 10. rum W , Lama; C maimisi. Ilauddas PrlstA. Lora* Ilion Pas ; Mad Wan% Dam aaraanaas ram maw 4 ipa saw N. zesimps C. kaf/AD. Mows. asta . ....lft i alleme. Atha ; Banda Dame, Landis ; Fathead , lalwa. W 401 4; Ararat. aft" Cakalli ; I=st; oda; BraWaa, Calm; Canwissillzia.Triremelse;lheasulk, Lam% Mai • Ssavisimay, Lae, ; Paharat Ilariawil. anl • Twatar, lik hang me Maim ; Plk. ,Diallar4 6 saw sal Tlissai; II Pueset ha leets. Calsatia; Bse/Mabee NM iom nsiom. Go , ugh=l s = 6 r ma liMik Iblac bur 111 = 11 1 Illeglb I latir r . ' °ha da? let trPfts. ikeigig anglel; ID y Lu nn , issum ning rill= l :LPW 4ol4.l aml li = 7 la; = r l=l4 iiraw• WIWI italiaV• 4 WiDliblift THE CEYLON COMMISSION. (From the Madras Spectator of June 3.) Letters from Climb°, by the steamer, state that the inquiry by Messrs. Mcrshcad and Rhode, into tl.e alleged mroory of pcglassations, is apparently going a*ust Captsin Watson. This seems to curvet: K raut an ac c oun t we Lave from as earmitnees at lisndy. On the opening of the 112mnsisacia, we learn that Mr. Elliott avowed himself the penes who had forwarded the documents to England, and underwent • very protracted examinatioe, as also a cross examination by Mr. Staples. Toe explanatioa the parties Qom whom the papers were revolved. oomod, we are told, quite to disconnect the rotoriou Ticker, Banda from the tranearti..n. At Kandy, the commissioners have been engaged in ex amining the establishment employed under Captain Watson derirg the coatiauance of marital law. the evidence of three parties is repretetted to be an acknowledgment, by certain of them, of their handwriting being in tee procla mation,, and they add that the signature is Captain Wat- Doe.. Nay, ale man appears to have gob, the length of stating, that he heard the interpreter explain the ptOClllllll. ciao to that Dew, ones when he signed a b ladle of Item. The evidence, generally is splken of as having gene far to eet.blish the authenticity of the proelematiora, their areal eshitition in distriete, and the fact of contioeseioas consequent thereopen. See.di are the features of the account wi.h as, furnished, as we h*se said, by an eat-witness. The ease looks city, but we shall pass no opiniaa ups it until the ptoesedinggee of the eonmai,siobers come before as la a more panic u and authoitative shape. (Prim the Coital., Martyr.) The notable event of the month is the doss of the .lisgs at Ready, of the CO6IIIItINOOCOII sent to bitters props cregcuastanese communed with Captain Watson, prc els-rations. The commissioners cannot make the result public., but it will be observed that they gave Mr. Elliott percistiens to announce to the wised their opinion that no thi.eg dishonest or daboeonrable attached to bin en t the 'the; pntl►e►u cobeened in sending oopies of the diaputia documents to England. CHINA. The Orerland Friend of Cline says : The events of the month are extremely unimportant.. On the 27th of April, the governor, his wife. end three secre taries, took their departure for Shanghai in the steamer Lady Mary Wood. The colony mores on under the administration of Major-General S:aveley. "On the lit of May three plates ware hanged at West Point. Through acme miamanagemint they were kept on the scaffold for more than half an hour with the cords round their necks. Toe belt could not be drawn, and after shaking the gallows violently, the pol.oe sent to the naval stores for a hammer with which they knocked back the bolt. Two of the cri- minals fainted, and were held up until the bolt was forced beck ; the third kept calling " fidee, fidee"— be qaick, be quick. The scene, we are told, was very disgusting. " Since the arrival of the February mail it has been reported, and partially believed, that the Portu guese government is sending out a strong naval force and 3,000 troops, with a view to obtain eat'sfaction for the murder of the late governor of Macao. It is alleged that Portugal has pawned Goa to the East India Company for 160,0001, and that this fund fur nishes her with the sinews of war. A Portuguese frigate. of 14 guns, arrived at Singapore early in this montl - ; at Macso she is looked for daily. This vessel brings out the new governor." COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. CANTON, NI•T 23.—IMPOILTP —Since the deputizes of bat mall the market has lon quiet. There Is seldom much trade dm at this time, sad from the scarcity of rose y among the Mow *ire is lets than usual. The market I. nearly bare of produce, sad tittle us be oared in barter for foreign imuurtatons. The tea-men NW Dew in ths rural duple' buying the young crop; a large amount exe:* hag bees thus withdrawn, and m the high rate of exchange bleu Isnign merchants from drawing= England, the money market Me hew= Miff edit. The East India Company's steamer Semi. hands tailed We Bombay os the leth with 4=,ieri dollars on freight ; the Palatial', and OnestalCompany's e:eamer Pekin's& tO4alefi•W With about , i 0 0,404 dollars, Tat departure n! last mall several importers showed a desire to realise. and ab wt 51,0 10 0 pieces of ehirtinp were sold at • reduction of from 10 to 20 cents. The proportions were of ire, rods 10,000 meets of bleached 11,010 pieces. At= there is little demand for either Mod, and the quotalka of &trued is nearly a nominal ore. LITIOII TAUI.--ne sales of the month are not orer ICA bola, sad there is no dispodtice to bay at the present priors. Holdemsreirm, ml when madam comes forward It is to be hoped that an adman w.ll be submitted to. N'oou.o continue dull' quotations aa (waffle. Of Spanish gripes and ladies/ Watt the sales are estintand at 1,000 pieces. Caa lib an Tat inquired after. Low. Lu..—Tbe 'Les are 2,500 piccesi. Searle have fallen about 30 ends. Aseceted rear' have undergone any, change isellStit — a"re sot Oev 1,00. b.lorodt yid* SOD were Tinnewlly, at 9 toe. S war yer *Lt, duty paid. Hablers ate dm, but w edict intakedire sales ar!ducticepPoebl Id! verepary. midis of the iiionth oomptiec 4,000 picule of Mein, li and 2,0 w pkrals of lead at gootationa Es norm tronmetious of the month am 'im led, stocks of matt, psisWe, MOO package* are in nest hands; but the holder does net war lachned resliee. lhe new emoted tees will be brought tenni immediately • of old the market is bare. limners ot the new 00•1011 are espectad in a couple of weeks. the The Chimes say that the Mamma bare tern piing loon mice* kw the leaf, sad that the market 10 , 1 npen at at:11 rates. The discourag ing miens from rafitiod, and the Lino rata of exchange, min cbeek the purchase of the gas tea unle. they can be procured at mode rate pekes. Several dams will be in the market before the departure of nest mail, but ma eapect the (.reign merchant will buy wilt cieutinc. tituc.—None in inn market. _ _ melds has advanced ocesiderably upon the rates of H m year . .s 14 foas. Orebro 3,00 0 pice's ha beta takes at from dub. Of Ida Ha mop re - ZacaWilt,:ila MOW/ Bills at 6 months right are quoted at 44 7.1.; at Ws ate the Orientid Ask tun been drawing. Oa India : Cingsafe aseeptedkvti 1116 sepses per 100 dollars. Tensaas.—The Inmestelma toads for London at t 7 Ih. kr tea, shteh say le labia on Ste isee. There are few ships seeking freight, sot se several have ham takes op for Calihrala awl other short we" it Is prelatele that the present rate will not he reduced. SHIPMIG INTELMGENCB. BOMBAY. ALCMS MOON TIM 43 101.13 31 NAT. Ago" C. Notharlaiiides ; VATalea; A. ;1;ib;;I;Bitd, Liveryool Mansirs. Oiaadk, ham ; John Bibby, Palma. Lirerpr I"aet Arieunes, Basahigass. Hoof Kong laseastast. WUess,Adaa ; Der, ; Siebard Cobdes ; Bativar., Li verpod ; Ana Mart* Glasgow; Ursula, Is Wry. liverpuul ; Clatter, Gras" La ca. LA/AXTON, PllOOl LT UTO MAT SI. bobnon, Rodger. Llvarpoal; "arida., Barks, Mai; Al Cam, Ii ; Wachs Apar. Fowler, adeutta ; rid Maar, lies Ni r, Chum. MADRAS. £502•411 ISOTIII - 1;;T1/ TO ICON 10. Brother., rem Port Pltllia ; Toronto, Wdbora, /.01100111 MIN Monebotoo, Poadiekerry; Islt= i Da Bombay; Clarion, Andre., Calimos; Masoloa, Ed • Minerva, Cola. ma, uPlaqi Probed* Wi th . Toby, maim ; Balk Crook, Ha tes, HelA ; rimy Graham. Robiamea, Mauritius; Husk Lindsay, rt., Fenserlara ; nergia Hardy, Footheberry ; Iladdlagtoa„ do MIK Merinillarr DoieriAo; Mrs Asa, Fried a/Hs, Ploshasts ; Bresz, Pal*, tandra ; Wlndoor, Prise, Alter lraras Vista, Untri. lefts' ; Ise% Carina, Mergers, Thema= and ogiagsgeseor; /Dag Wit h am, Avery Oanosiortre; Ortratal. rt. Haelsporwr, Hight. Loagen. R.ILIOOS MOM MIT lota TO MO *VII. Nembeeter, Forsyth. Orisaae; RIO Wry, Newtaao, prow. ban; King Hair" Awry. Lades; lerkaar, ?realm. Calcutta; aeries Damargas. LON Para( sad Shigepere ; I laddisitea. n a rk omits.: haagra bia t i ty, Northam Ire. Mateo. lanasa; *gab Tusks. Carina sad Lorena ; Mlavoloa, Men" PliariMMess; , g Tusks. Munro ; Mem, Arlen, OteMpa ; lbws. MINA, Me ire any Is have la report tar bus et the solkwir, Cloplela It•inon of la Ina, a "maw Herd; shin et the Owes. Copes 'Darnell, et 419 ems. Treatter sorrim d 61112164 APZITAIa rum sii 11 NI ms I. Himmoody, C. M. Naresid__ I MN W M Liniposii Warr QM,. Alas. Nahwa: NW* 1 . 100, Urethra. Warr. issabayi * a sap orissarr, Unkeellle. larlia. Taramis at.). W. - =fro Itatio. Oreare, ilbu+ l".. olll7. I WW..WaI/. Orem ; Ude% Takirbas; irk Itretat.lieriallhe; Dratim. CO" arm. liashintA mm Eemit imrs aarlie . f l a isim ill= 4 o ,4: L I ; M. U. Lark AMMO Ilheril. U. ardwa Orr; Dald. IL Uwsparg; P. 0.1.1 ibriberisr. W. Nairn ; Whir Car al Cier Sam C. 1. Mir. Tia: Irverie Trim% Lair ; Omar, J. N. Mar, Orb atiWeast. 0 - IWW. Wan; = .4 117, IL ltrUalay, Larks; L Ow", lawriraw Z. Near, Marlsa.; Louie', P. 3. Mr. Nun. QOM; limn I' , )(au:Niue; ?Atmore (4.). A. Oleo lietiore. swum= neTT are IT To sus I. Zama Mello &WT. A. ETA% ! A WED ; 11 "" 4 " .1. • Nov Uslii Loa lse. M. ANATAort. UNIIIIMIII i ,14 J. awl.' Y THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 19, 1850. MPS; 71Isit, Rallaolollo6l I inn ir/O nth. Mims ad Tome; ft. Minh. De Ow, Maser ; W. I. es Dr. Mew ; tglir im alob. r =. OrdrA r i rh 2 e ! l a ar i rdi fklaatge: 16"laalloa; r /Am Moils; Oliva, aulk IN% *AV ctgNle Ikatien. GM% ram ; Wastils, Illipp ! 3 10m abam ars1 1"1 11 °11" ? ..; Medi% tr a. bask; MIS lig:Z i. ala i nada% Te=al 6 74 lic. W. III" airis*. 1 mtim up= Webb. Pet abe n trish. rtes . nom rem: se; calo&onsi raillial. low/r auri 4isi ISlNURNlMMlTYsei ris hall ys tit ank einswi C erein. : CM, Ificassort; Iliftl e name Lads. WskitlY. POMMEL __• Beeedro L _ Law ; Tow, FiliftinW. ONIIIII. ; row Ng*. paws ; Famine* "sil aWi ti Z a ihd"hid4 ; =NI= Palms Ilthe. =4ll V Nalli ; JINX O d atirr ig ligY: ' alma il =PEI '. agra . Orb. Mb. Amoy ; SemsalkAmm. aro ; Taila4._ •111111V/a/ TKOS ;171111. 17 le IRV IL Anall Pinlover e irk AMOselkom; Apse sad Mllma r t I . : sin=ammiel INdOile. Prone; Miessi; Doane ; Ibe. Walker. Deedea; Me Morribm.M . Olt, clia,./ineene Seen/ Vas llnnaddi e Zellordne; Ins. Onnii. ; Venni mt.), OREN Plaing; Doe de Din, 812soport ; MINIM. 1.1. Meneer ; Main Ade laide; donna. Veltman, Deneiser ; nook DLL Atli% pon; ars Ammo Mar* laiwpa. Nin M llieu IVA Das nem, Landee• lanbaa, Munk Mari Lila A* Dolindoe Amstenien; lted=aler Dm. aselorden ;2 ...... _eleni•LA= Hanes I Dosolo IneneeMesiki e Daii i l l V; Lade /1/%11.111. pre ; Boai-linig, labost. -. -- - . --- ransarvass nen AYES MI se nag IL ?bask (sta iw adrra, Ingm i t an lisroarslia Aim, S. Bounden ; A angle Lap Chinese Macaanar ; Griffith ira i Mai kn. DM% ; bowl Roos, Kends, China; Ds lys. Oanign; Twee inns. Bounden ; Clam Zontace. I Omni Atli. Prosser, Fedex' ; Caner, n i ski pii. 7, _ , Padang ; Jan Peeket, Van d er MINN= I_ nig IlltisUar, Singapore; Neat liergram Mang ; Oeseval Mare, Scott, Matarear ; Dos Ask" Dalin. =me Jinni% Von Boum* China ; Mark him; ; Sessnrta, Arabi, Singapore. It appeared dist he was arzesiediagly Wowed stalest the promoter and hie wife es aosonist of their sot pensitting nits to remain la their house, and It was shows that he had upon several occasions uttered throats of per sonal violists towards them. A day or two before the trans. beim it appearcd that he had borrowed a gun, and that he afterwards purebred awns gunpowder and percuades saps, and he was proved to have told owe of the witnesses that ids object la borrowing the gas was to destroy the proweator, and ow his bot a roatoootratod with he making sash a de elaration, sad too that U he did such a i tb ag Ito would Whit hie ow* he said be did rot mind so that be MOM be revenged, or words to that effect. Tao prisoner was also seen to go towards the residence of the prost rates, with the gas in his head oa the night the out rage was ocrensaitted, and he was proved not to have retarned home until late the following morals', and the gun then appeared to have bees recently discharged, and on his being questioned he said he had gone oat to shoot a rabbit. It also appeared that on the night in question the moon was at the full, and it was very hint, sad the prisoner had evi -1 distil, deliberately taken Me station onside the how' to watch an op unity to perfect his deadly purpoee, and it was pretty clear that It was his intention to have destroyed both the protieentor and his wile. The jury, without any hesitation, found the prisoner Guilty and he was seatenoad to be transported for life. Thar, . llingto W t . prima of SWAM, ifs 6d . to Us 611. ; egoanda, Sic Ild alb Ontorrort July We-The trade to-day for Wheat was not very hee; and bet week's rates w t baldly obtairstd. All other Pert' Of pill sin freely at previous atone. Wheat, while, I If. to 10s. ; red. lOC to 104. 10s. bar , 235. to 235. Oats, 13s. to 17s. Desna 21a. to 271 Peas , WC to 275. BIOSTOL, JULY 18.-The weather hen ben want, and excepting camaktual thandentorme, open aid dry e owl the atteent.te how the different dietrialsipeak tiwparably et Om grata egaffition of the grain pad* cusp. awa - dreversure bee s aid the her to be Irwin ask sad That intik wheat was In somewhat bailed ,Ow MOW prises per barely be Mitised. mut he dge. 441. per Imp. qr. Fordo 46.te ob. pr nudge yak aura Inn qualities 41s. to Us. prr4::, minim red, =1.61.4. to 41*. per ditto. Ponies Mairas7= lad ma, Ea to 495. per ffight. wee Mmund. loglat emu& brought ham Ste. ha Us. per task and Amides*, lis zilir wev. 21. Bd. to 73a. per Wed. There was nem tore huglemo in ~alt grinding tsrlay, mad prim Wee the sheds lighter. isifilb Sic to fk. per Mo. v. Luria and lairdA i gr: B l2 . llla to q t a r . 40311 m. Oita and Yens were both deism hat variation In prices. Devon and %0 OM oats ht l i rcenTL. to It.. per imp. qr. Irish white, lea. Rd. Ss 17s. Y. per It lbs. Irish black, 13e. 6d. to 16e. per imp. qr. ; English hems Ws. toils a wed qr. ditto. Hs. to 235. per 411011). TM arrivals kr the have s F el ei t r :b t, @Mountie, to-wheat 1239 i nsp ector's bretey_ , 634 qrs. ;sale, 611 qrs. flour, 174 'ado. Thu corn *Nei return gives the following average prima for the week : -Wheat, Os. Id. ; hsrley, 114.04. ; oats, 13s. Id. ; beans, 295. DiTlentl, July 18.-Oar market wu very thinly attended and the supply of Wheat was mall; the trade was dull and dragging, but the beet auspies realised Wet week'. price, though there was wane difficulty is obtaining then. In Barley little or nothing doing, and no altarallea le pries. Oats, Beane, and Pees as before. Wheat, white, 46e. ; hem red, 42.. to Oa; middling, Ws. to 41a. ; infector, 163. to Ifs. Barley, 17s. to 21g. Oats, its, to 24.. Deane, Us. 36a. ; to o Its. Pm; Ith. Slato 35e. per qr. Flour, fine, per melt, 32.. to ods, ilia. to . Faux*Au, July 18.—The Wheat trade was heavy at this' day's mmket, and tower rake were submitted to. Wh ea t. 91.105. to 121. 3s. per load. Barley. Its. to 235. per qr. Oak, Its. to 20s. Beane, 275. to Ns. Pus, Ws. to 20s. GODALMINO, July 17. —Although the supply of Wheat to-day was small, the fine weather had a depressing Influenee on the trade, and prices receded Is. per qr. Wheat, red, 325. to 434.; white, 40a. to 41a.; line, 46a. to 401 a. Barley, 208. to 235. Per, 27a to an. Beans, am to 31a. Oats, 13s. toles. per qr. M•IDSTONI, July 18.—We had a good show of Wheat to-day, and sa:es could only he effecv.el by nutan'ttiog to Is lean money fur all samples that were not grit. up to the first-rate quality. Lent Corn was anything but brisk of sale, and prices as before. MANNINOTRIN ' July 18 —Very little business eras doing to-day. AU kinds oigraln were dull in Pals, at last week's prices. NIWBUItIf. July lB.—Our supply of Wheat for this day's market was quite moderate, which met a steady sale, at fully the prices of lest week. AU deseriptiom of spring corn In retail demand, at full prices. PLYMOUTH, July 18.—Thera was a fair attecdatee of millers! at thi+ day's market, who wanted to buy at lower prices, and as few balder' wool give way la price, calm were checked. Inc weather is warm, and the Wheat plant generally appears to Le healthy. With fai . ourable weather, harvest is expected to begin ;a threetim four seeks. Thera are several complaints of the Potato Welt ham, appeared. - - - Res Taro's, July 17.—Wheat in rather short supply; lead* firm, without alteration In price. Trefoil Seed a small show ; price IS.. to 22a per qr., with many hurts. Wheat, 23a. to 30a. per Mad. Barley, lea to 2ba. per qr. Oats, 14s. to ide, SPAM/INa, July 18.—Bat few samples of Wheat showing. The merchants were not willing buyers, except at an abatement; this the farmer* would not galena to; aculequently, the business done was b tween the needy miller sad the farmer, they hawing to give nearly the full prices of the put week, 14st. strong red, 12s. ; whit!. 13.. to 445., the top bairn 43a Oats are ready isle, with few offering, at better prices. The Bean trade is brisk, at better prima. The growing crops are, to a certain extent, a failure. - - - • UXHILIDOS. July 18.—Tbe trade for Wheat is glow, and prince have declined Is. per qr. 545. is the best price ghee; Cs. per qr. the avenue price. Peas and Beans Is. per qr. dearer. Wolumoros, July 17.—The supply of all kinds of gr ai n this m.woine was small. Wheat was from Q. to Is. per bushel lower than last week. tither kinds without alteration. Wheat, 17% Ed to Ike. issety, 9e. Gd. to 9s. tod. tads, tes. 9d. to I. Moue, per stone, Is. 10d. to ht. Barestloor, Is. :a. Ckitirea,, Is. el. kftr .R. ED:rant:mos ' July 17.—Whist sold balmily to-day, sod with difficulty bronittt last week's average. Barley fell, and very dull. trate and Deans were quiek up. Wheat, 34. to 45a. 6d. 19a. to 2as. Oats, 17a. ad. to 234. Bean, 27a. to 31a. • Glottsetow. July 17.-The arrivals in the Clyde since the date of our lest report were comprised in 343 qrs. Indian Corn and 431 Carrels Flour from America, about 1,150 qn. Pexa from Canada, and 1,113 melts Flour from Ireland. L's. Grangemouth, b3O qrs. Wheat and %in qrs. Oats constituted the only cordate, euppUrs of oonsequences, but from foreign ports the imp or t s were on a titterer male, om.atnx of 1,371 qra Wheat, 2,340 qra Barley, and 7,3.2 qrs. of rho Litter of which [late or four cargoes are tram Riga. to. getter with a number of resale which arrived teaterday, not ti-eluded to the return. We have had a week of tine summer weather, and the last three days have been very warm; and in the north farmers coin. plain of drought. The trade has Wet the buoyancy which charm kneed it previous to the change; but Priers have nut varied Much, sellers having hitherto tainted no anxiaty to Kees Isles. This day's market was thinly attended, and infiumeed by brilliant outshine the trade wore a very quiet aspect, the businete. in Wt.eat and Ploar being chiefly c twined to retail buyers, at barely so good prime es were cur. rent last week. A few of the Berm arrivals of ituaattot Oats were sold for milling at 11e. lid, per boll. Barley we. in rather better request, but no tad**cocoa transpired. Beans Mall, at late rates. Pressat traotat ons r- Wheat, Bothell, per 2401 M., white, new, 20s. bd. to 51.. 61.; red, old, 21.. Oit. to 225. Od.; new, 20s. OrL to ; Scorch, white, new, 19a. 6d. to 20., 6d.; Irish, red sad white, new, 13s. al. to 19.. 6d.; Dentate, old, 22.. Gd. to 235. Gd.; new, 21s. fd. 23.. Od. • Powers oian, old, 21a. fitl. to -2s. '6141 new, 21s. ed. to . 2:s. Od. ; Danish, old, Vs. 6d. to 21e. od.; new, 19s. Od. to hrs. Pd.; Odom', 'oft, old, Ift. Od. to 19a. 6d.; Canadian, old, 20a. 6d. to 21s. 6d.• Ceited old, 20a. Fla Gd. Barley, per 3201 M, Berv;ick end Scotch, new, 13e. Pd. to 16e. Od.; Irish, new, 13s. fut. to Its. Cd.; foreign, free, Pomeranian, he., new, 13s. ad. to 13s. 6d. ; Darner., new, Int Oil. to 14.. lad. Oats. per 2641 M, Berwiek and sooteb, new, 14e. Gd. to 13e. 6(1. ; Inch, Wexford, he., new, 14s. tal. to IS,. W.; Limerick, he., old, 14s. 3d. to 15s. od.; new, Its. bd. to ISe. 6d.; extra prepared, Lew, 13s. Al.; Ku-van, old, 14.. Od. to 13s. Od. ; Danish, 13.. Gd. to 14s. Od. Beans, Scotch, new, 12s. id. to 136.; foreign, 12.. to 13e. 6d. per 4 Imperial bbe' ; Irish, per :Gulls., 14e. tid.; pee 2.411,4., old, 12a. to 13e. Od. ; new, IS.. 6d. Peas, white, per _.albs., old, 14.. 6d. to 13e. 6d.; grey, 14s. to 14.. 6d. Flour, per 2 aorta., new, English, superfine, 52.. otl. to 335. Od.; Irish, supertine, Is to 335. ; Me, 33e. to 4.a.; extra choice quailtiee,3 a bd. to 43e. lad.; /reach, 31a. to 34a.; American. atm, per buret...14,19e. vd. to 21s. V r aretha., irten.Ml moron cut, new, a.3s. 6d. to 26a. Bo* an keen, era. lad, to 160. an. per Intilbs. CATTLE. dc —Baultrwoou FAIL July IS —At this fair the show of store Beast was large, and well attended by buyers, who seVeted the most prime sorts early in the morning, making ex. tensile purchases at more eattsfactory prices to the breeders than at previous fairs. The Beat were In fine oituditlcn, and all 3 and 4.ycar olds, of which there were some very extensive da yes, made fully 10 per cent. more money. The Lit Beast were quite unsaleabl e . aiding Cows, of the sutfolk breed, in geed demand, making from 121. to 14L per head. Helen., forward with calf, sold freely la m Pt. to Itti. homers were pl.ntiful, the young ones keeping up their prices, but old declined In pries eery contaderably. Borrox —At the fat vcck market on Wednesday there was a much Lager show of Sheep than umml, and many more buyers. Trade was in cunarqueace brisk, and prices were 20. to 34. per head in advance , of late quotations. ,--- Ltrscout.—At the fortnight fat stock market on Wednes day there was a good supply of both Beasts and Sheep. Sellers demanded higher prices, but In eecy few cases did they obtain any advance. After a dull market Beef sold at to. 641. and 50. 9d. par stone. Mutton as bk tore. Nitwaait, July I7.—We bare had but a small market to day; there was little stock present, and ante a very Waited busines dose, at Let prices. There were 13 Sheep, J 5 Beasts, and 143 Pigs penned. Sauroan, July 17.—We had a moderate, thought not a large, show of Bents, but of sheep and Lamb. rather a large one The beet Beeland Mutton readily odd at the full rates of last week. Lambs the turn in favour of the buyer. A good clearance was made. WIPAIRCH. July 18 —We have a large supply of fat Beasts and Sheep today ; the trade is slack; the demand very triding, and prices are decidedly lower. Bee( 3s. to 59. W.; prime heifer, 3s. Sal. per stone. Mutton, ewe, Ml.; weth er , 14d. per lb. Pork, is. 3d. so 4s. Gd. per atone. El3lllllOliOM, July 17.—The supply of rattle was mall, there being 393, or 142 less than last week. Sim also very dull, and prices, compared with lag market, down Gd. per Dutch stone. Ex treme top, ga. Gd.; current, ge.; recondary and Inferior torts, from Is. 6.L to 3s, f.L A great many unsold. This market was again largely supplied with Wep and Lambs, the nun.bcr hemp 1 , 9 more than lent week. On account of the sluggish state of the London market, and the unfavourable state of the weather fur slaughtering, tile. were exceedingly dull, and prices for S'aeep tally $4. per lb. down; and Lambs from Is. to 15.61 per head down. F u lly one ' half of the Sheep exposed were unsold. Top price of the best black faced Tedder Mutton, 34d, per lb.; hoggs, from id. to 14d.; Lamb., top, 16s. 6J.; current, from IL. to 13s. ; middling and Inferior km..., Mmes. to 100. IRELAND. Dorms, JOLT 18. The prosecution of the persons who were to have been tried at the present Down assizes for the Deily'. Brae riots, has been abandoned by the crown; this step being adopted in compliance with the represen tations of several magistrates and others, to the effect that to proceed with the prosecution would only re vive the animosity between the two parties, which has of late so happily subsided. The accounts which have reached town from Mayo describe the canvas carried on by both parties in that county as extremely spirited and exciting. The eorservatives hoist the flag of protection as their only standard, and do not hesitate to attribute boldly to tree trade all the evils of the famine and of their own accursed landlord system ; but the liberal party are sanguine of success, and their prospects seem better than was expected, as it is now perceived that the great landholders have scarcely left themselves any tenantry who can exercise the franchise. fhe Lord Primate has been pleased to appoint the Rev. F. H. Ringwood, A.M., Professor of Greek, Queen's College, Belfast, and formerly Berkeley Lecturer in the University of Dublin, to the Master ship of the Royal School of Dongannon, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Mr. Daley.—Evening Moil. CLERICAL. Her. A. L. Courttail,clii2;;;cChaplain to Hal Hard wick, to this iacumbeacy of Bt. Jamea'schusch, Faineantßa k& VACIANCIU. St. Nicholas Cole Abbey, lc St. Nicholas Olavo, Londoo, Taloa 2471, ; patrols Lard Chancellor and D. and C. of St. Paul's, vacant by the death of Bev. J. V. Austen. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, JrLT 18.—ArPourrxixn.—To byffsiblo —J. A. Byog. To Fugord—Mastar's•Assiitanta J. N. N. Moos and 8. P. Elatchissoo._ _ _ To For —Captain J. R. Lambert. To Siger—Aalatant•Eosineer P. Elliott. To Thetit—blidabipmes : H. B. Wretislau, L.W. Stroup, W. E. Huioo F. L. Barrington, and H. Salmon. Navel Cadets: H. R Coulson, Hon. R. Hare, and W. H. H. Power. Nmiter'e-Aealatant: F. J. Ensbliekl. MILITARY. PRINCZ GIORGI, NOW DIALZ or CAIOIIIDON. IS to suc ceed the late duke in the Colonsicy of the Coldstream (lauds. This causes a vacancy in a cavalry regiment, but it is not yet decided who will succeed Priam George as Colonel of the 17th Lancers. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—Thrum% A very this atteadase*, and no bruin/. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.-CII6I.XBTORD, JULY 18. C/BUW:f 7111 LORD CHM Haw*. PROARCCTIoX FOR MURDER. _ John Ayer, 20, labourer, was indicted for the wilful mur der of Charles Pip• r, by stabbing him with a knife. Emma Cranfield, 16, a good-looking girl, was also charged in the indictment with being an accessory alter the fact ; but the charge against her was abandoned by the eouneel for the prosecution ' and a verdict of Not Guilty was taken for her ba ton the ease against the other prisoner was entered upon. Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Parnell prosecuted ; Mr. Serjeant C. Jones and Mr. Charnock were for the defence. On the night of the 30th March the prisoner, the girl Crudeld, the deceased, his brother William, and several other young men were at the White Horse public-house at ftallington, a short distance from Ipswich, and they all left to gether about 12 o'clock at night. The prisoner and Crap/kid were walking together, and when they had got a short die- ' tam:* along the road the deceased went up to the girl and put his arm rowed her waist. This set of the deceased gave offence to the prisoner, who told him io an angry toes to leave the girl alone, and he replied that he should sot, and added that he had as much right to her al he (prisoner) had. According to the testimony of the wftneues, the moment the deceased said this the prisoner made a " put" at him with a clasp knife aid thrust the blade into his stontaeh, and he instantly fell to the ground, exclaiming " Oh my body, oh my body." The brother of the deceased came up at this time and asked the prisoner what was the matter, and he replied with an oath " that he would soon let him know, and he would serve him won, than the other," and he made a o ash at him with the knife and stabbed him in the thigh. It appeared that after this the prisoner and Cranfield walked away together, and upon their being foUowed and the prisoner being ked for the knife, he denied having one in his possessios, and he was then seen to pus it to the girl, who put it in her pocket. The unfortunate deceased was taken home, and upon his being examined by a surgeon, it was found that he had received a wound a short distance from the navel, which was an inch and a half long, and two inchu deep, and this caused his death two days afterwards. Mr. Unjust JOSas made a most earnest and forcible address to the jary, on behalf of the prisoner, and said that althowelt fe l t that, under the circumstances, it would be imperil*, to risen him from a conviction for maralanhter, yet he treated the jury would take that merciful view of the w e net envict him of the more serious crime, which Mal open him the forfeiture of Lis life. The learned serpent then urged upon the jury all the mitigating circus. stapes that mid be brought forward for the prisoner, re marking particularly upon the absence of any previous quarrel or ill will between him and the deceased, and also upon the probability that if the deceased had not inter. fend with the young woman the unfortunate occurrence would not hays taken place, sad he euteuded that the jury would be jualied in saying that the fatal blow had been struck sada the influence of rudders pedalos and excite ment, aid apes net ground they might eharitably say that be was only POW eel the anon etmemiasghter. The Chief Nein, in emus* up, said that the learned serjent who append kr the planer bad adopted a very judicious line of damn *a it was perfectly clear that the set of using the knits maw the eireumstauces that had haul detailed could set he sad therefore the only question for the*, woe whether there were any facts be fore them that would justify their finis' a verdict for the minor 0(001111. His lordship then explained to the jury the dislinction drawn by the law between the offences of mur der and manslaughter, and left it to them to say to whin of those charges the prisoner had rendered himself amenable. Thu I;ry , after very short deliberatioa, found the primer guilty for of reaaelaaghter, sad he wao avateseell to be trans ported SHOOTING AT WITH lIITINT TO Km, Hairy Rime, 33, labourer, wee iatuetea natter the sta tute toe felcabruely shooting at nutlet Cattalo/beat, with 'meat Jenard', Wm. ;IST; tante of the loannina the primmer was named with shooting at the Wald*. with t h. see isnot Mr. T. Chamfers appealed Ire the peomentioa. The primer was undenaded. The lifielleilSOM of the awe were of rather as Wren& Buy dasisminr. It appeared that the presenter, who le a nes, resides with his wifs in the village of Ba um, signed that the primer led lodged with then for own thee, bat latterly Mogi had need, and both the preataget and Ids wile were esennaml to get rid of bin, gad the latter wee eves sere =den le A p p en her hu nted as& fa t he in, All the neer did leen the hone er the pregnant, aad pri weal te ?Op la witsidall village. The nesnasse whir [ Arnett the rend el the meat nun rant took pine ea the might the 24th of ApeoL Th. presenter sad his wife, it tiposted, had Roue te bed nod alas eiteek, end use alletnehs Yoe presenter had men idea le gee up, and at Ihe nee Wen the whitlow el the seen wee enema la hl a Pa *Ott end bath the pane nun wile omitted very wen wenn. si k o, MIMI aid and o he r d r pain ark PM". Th. Ilant et the pn ewer wee non itininnsig egleblinsi by the ending. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.--LiNooLN, JULY 18. The commission was opened yesterday by Mr. Baron Platt. The Lord Chief Janice, bin John Jervis, arrived in Lincoln yesterday forencon, but he rock no part is the opening of the commission, his credentials not having arrived till last night. Tnis morning both jueigt s attended divine service at the cathedral, and afterwards took their meats, the Lord Chief Justice at Niei Prins. and Mr. Baron Platt is the Crown Court. The cause list is very heavy as regards the probable duration of the trials; there are 14 entries, and four of them are special Jeri, s. The prisoners are few in number (21j, but some of them are charged with serious crimes. There ls a girl for attempted murder, a men for an unnatural offence, one for perjury, and (our for burglary under very aggravated circumstances. In charging the grand jury, Bar te Platt deprecated the existeam of beer houses am productive of the crime of poaching, and recommended country gentlemen to encourage cricket and other recreative gams among the lower classes, in order to keep them from drink. Nothing of importance had occurred in either court up to the time of this report being cloned. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yoga, JULY 17. Banes Ma. Amen W,ooraar. LIBEL—THE ALLEGED RAILWAY FRAUDS. RICIIMIDSON o. WODSON. In this important ease, the arguments in which we must delay publishing until to-morrow, in consequence of unusual press of mater, having occupied th• court daring the whole day, the fury on their return to court were thus addressed by The Judge—Tim first question I have to sib you is, are you of opinion that this article was calculated to bring the plaintiff into discredit u solicitor to the back, because, II so, it is a libel ? The Fareman—We do not consider the article in the news paper to be libellous. The Judge—You find that it was not calculated to bring him into discredit, as solicitor to the bank, and that, tberc tore it is not libellous ? The Foreman—We do not consider the article in the news paper to be libellous, Another in/OF—With certain qualifying circumstances. The Judge, reading a paper handed to him from the Jury, " We look at the circumstance of the plaintiff receiving the shares with great suspicion." Aye, but that will not do. Then was there mismanagement, artifice. and defalcation, &e. 1 With respect to the other question, it is certainly an e aunty dimity one to have been raised—viz , whether Mr. Hodson had induced and corrupted the plaintiff to take and accept the shares. Ido not understand the meaning of that, to tell you the truth, because how does that affect the plaii.tiff. It It means anything at all it means this, that he to,k them corruptly. Mr. Price—Under circumstances of suspicion. The Judge—That is nothing ; that is finding for the plaintiff. I think (addressing the jary) that is the meaning of your note—that he did not take them corruptly, hat under suspicions circum.tnncer. The Foreman—That is cur opininn, breauge there is so evidence to show that corruption was used, but plenty of suspicion. The Judge—Very well ; then . 113 much of the plea will be for the Niigata. The ver•iict cn the plea as to corruption will he for the plaintiff, al.d OA the tither pole.* for the defendant.—The court then foie. POLICR.--Iranzann. GUILDHALL. Deer:visa A STOUIN BANK Non.—Frederick rulllaft wan brought up on remand charged with r , c, icing a :41/ bank note, the property of the Glosactsterehire Banking Company, well knowing it to have been atOk.R. Mr. Mullins, of the Sun of Bush and Mullins, s dieitera to the Society for the Protection of Bankers, Merchants, and others, appeared on the part of the prosecutors, and stated that ho had the same morning received a communication from Gloucester informing him that a party was in custody down there on the charge of stealing the note in question, who was to be i aamim d that day. He would, therefore, ask the sitting aldermen to remand the case, and to allow the pros , cutors to one the prisoner's evidence sigathet the thief, as he believed prisoner was not guilty of say felonious in tention in receiving the note —Prisoner was remandet MARKETS. COTTON.—LivenPoot., J t:LT 18.—The sales of cotton today are estimated at 11..000 boles. and consist of about 1,200 Per ot. and Maranham, I 11; 400 Itahla 661. 1.000 I.:gyp:nut, 71 3-to ; 700 sur..t, 36; 210 Sea Islands. 1.11 161. Total dace Friday.. /10.000. import since Friday, 10,0('. The marlot closes with muca . firninen, though there hoe been a comparative t imenesita demon I. Compared with Eriday's rates prima( all kinds are ° per lb. dearer. Manceitorgit, JOLT 18.—Therit Is no change in the market, either for fine yarns or cloth. Once Tuesday. In fine Taros there continnes to be • rather fete demand, at full prices, manufacturer. taking a ointiderable quantity of cops sod warps. A fair business it doing for Rama, but the Germans bay with ninnies, owing to the more rapid advance of prices here tbs.% on the continent. The lower counts of earns, from 60's to Yrs, both water and mule, are more hl requisition, and have ad. vaneed Id. to Id. per lb. again since Tuesday. Manufacturers find it mote difficult perhaps to obtain an advance commemorate with the riae in yarn and the raw mat/rte. but they aro tolerably Arm in their requirements, though the high rate whlch some descriptions of cloth have attained Is to some enema a clog to buttnese. In printout cashs there bas bees an leeresee of buaineft today, and In domestics and most dunttptioua of goods for which Inc home.traile bowies are berm. HOSIERY AND LACE.—:siorrueolux, JULY 18.— The cottm-home branches are, ail things Iconsidered, In a tolerable condition. The cotton.glove branch is in a mry prreari.als state ; the disputes which have so .ong continued not being wholly settled, several hands at itastord being yet upon the turn out. The drawer, puitalcan, and 'hilt branch is dull; the workmen, however, are on the • eti as respect. wares. Thr panic in the Malt silk glove branch merits to have liaised over, and the workmen in general are pretty we" employed. The patent plated gloves will, there is little doubt, Mame the demand for these article,. The In silk ho branch keeps in a fair condition; but the silk knotted home branch le In a lamentable state. From what we have hear there is a lack of demand for them articles on the Con linent, and many French, tipanbli, and Italian frames are standing. The general onion of the warp trade has been attacked at New Lenton on three point. at ewe—Mit, a manufacturer of silk blond has been paying 10s. weekly wages. and has refuted to pay the advance given by other manufecturers; the consequence has bas n that his hands have turned out. Another manufacturer of the same platy who has been making warp coat cloth, finding that his hands have joined the union, has given them notice to quit, upon which the whole of his hand, ettuck. The third manufacturer has sonic warp frames, with which he bus been attempting to make ornamental Isom; but he has been employing managers and workmen at low wages, and they hays also struck for the general price. Thus there seems • sort of confederacy to attack the union. The cotton bobbin-net node has, in some branches, a shade improved. The Mechlin, however, has fallen off in some quarters, while in others it is at a premium. Coarse nets are extend. leg, not only for curtains, but for other articles; and, being male of strung sewing cotton, they are the most durable that have been made by any known praxes, and are likely to extend. The silk trade is rather dull tor write ne ti and the black trade is considerably de. pre - cd, especially for pastier-made articles, the lever. and circular t made nets to • essidderable 'slept super eding them—the hitter being liniatvd when they come off the maciiine, *bile the pusher laces require the gimp threads to be inserted by the needle. Upon the wMe, however, both the lace and hosiery tract' are in a fair and rather 'coalition, with considerable hopes for t h e future.— alref. WOOL.-13unvono, July 18.—Thsre is a still very se tivebosiness doing in the country, at prices tar beyond what eon at meseat be realised We. me spinners panes at Such an immense imam. and tin prim sought have tended to tetrad sale. It is imporsible, without en advance beyond what is already asked, to rem. lee prime met en the padre. made at the different Wool fairs in the country during the week. Nods end Probes had not participated In en advance at ell preportkinate with the atilrllltl3 on Perces, but ea the stooks are very low, aim MOM willing to sell at late prises. MAN UFACTUREB.—BILADFORD. July 18.—The yarns se prodused are going Into ansUilaptles. and the demand for export continues eery active; although yarns are dearer than in June, yet the 'dunce In by _ no amens proportionate to the additional cost of the raw material. Peces: The bushels doing in oil kinds of goods suit, able for the autumn Is very brisk ; but Oct at prices at all oommen orate with the prices of Wool and was. BOWL—F*IO , MAX, July 18.—The Warta weather dur ing Hulled week has ben eery congenial to We growth, and the back ward bldg has made very great progress Mace last weak ; in tot the pliustatkais In this district and adjoining parishes are locking re markably well, and promise well for a orop. ---- CORS.—BAlllittlY, July 18.—We have no alteration to notke la the valor/ of gash bare tr .day, sellers Insisting on former rate", wbkh prevented 1211111111 buslaces being done In Wheats. Quota. Hoop as follows :—Whest, 4s. led, to as. Id. per bushel. fuky, 19s. to 11a. per qr. Oats, IN. to 31a. Beans, Se. to 3e. tid. per bushel. BIRMINGHAM, JULY 18. —At the Gloucester and Waimea malt" cm the IStb, the wheel trade ruled dull, at an adman of eked la. per tartar. baby the torn dearer. Beau more sought alter. Pas My Is. per quarter higher. Duda@ the premed week, we have beg a madmaamo of hot Itoreted 'Feather, which lass meld trametkom `wheat to he on a meat Halted seals ; but we do set heir at say redastle• Whig been submitted ON bar ley grad erdnedaelte valet. Few rate have band& Beam tie Item, la ermesqumee of the untaveseTh reports ot the amps► are bell der an elmmes. At thladers 'market there was ugalu • s ebert=ferbeet tram the tamers. yet miss mold cony hem& lay to adman* et fay In pm quarter. Bar ley im•MeeeL Seam km Few peen amiss. thus sold slowly at Anne prim. The are Me present quelitisee : Wke,hes k.wWgprbostet In dd. MIL 118.; am Is. M. te NA N.; red. Y. Od. M 6. 110.; new, In IL MM. Id. ; sehettl.;rel, an Od. to M. dd.; kirsityk while, W. PIM* Oftem, la. 4d. to In Itulitteladn IL to USA mormr, per Vr i e s bih a OIL to Mk. Ild r i M On OA 11111 m. ISs. ed. WWl*. Par ' 771. ZOd. te Us. Wetels. Meek awlehlley pee 81111• 4 1/e. .to lb. od. ; Irish Oaths. to 411111m),11‘11L to OLGA; (lab. le Utah Od. to Vs. M.; blacks Ids. 91. 10 11•. 911. td, 1911bN Illarld.to MARI. I ism, lea to I KIK Ina N. to toa GC; Sorslift aunt. to kee. ed. am. imerw hi r v.. re. 62 Ili.; "Malls& per 111•111 1 / 2 lo ion INMa 110.14. to laa. PUBLIC SALES. JULY 18.—By Messrs. PitICKSTT and Sow, at the Mart, three acres of freehold Imilding.ground, at Mount Pleasant, near Hornsey-1,4701. Leasehold rills resident*, Addison-terrace, Kensington, let for 631., held for 74 years at 91 —7OOl. Three ditto, each let for the same rent.!, and held for the mane tans and ground rent, in lots-2,1001. Messrs. DatlA and Viosar, at the mart, mansion, park, and domain, known a. tha Great Lodge *state, Tunbridge, Kent, with 748 acres of land, freehold, and frim of land tax —bought in at 19,9501. Mr. Dawson, at the Mart, freehold house, Little Shire. lane, Fleet-street, let for 261. per annum-2151. Me rs. WINSTANLEY, at the Mart, perpetual ' , lronton and next presentation to the rectory of Litton Chaney, Dorset, rent charge 6601. per annum, glebe 120 sores, rectory house ' a2c present Inwambent 45 years of age—knocked down for 3,9001. Freehold residence, called Watford Place, hods, with 10 acres of land-5,9001._ Copyhold sna pert freehold rename., called Bridge Houle, Twyford, with 61 sores of land— fnaol. Mr. Ononoa Tsar, at the Mart.—Freehold rendenee, Galled Jetooad V ills, Walhaa, with offices and garden -7001. Leasehold house, 4, Bedford-plaoe 014 Kent-road, annual value 351., teem 61 years, at 91.-2001. Leasehold hour, 1, Apollo-buildings, East-strut, \Val worth, annual value 301., term 35 plan, at M. 5e.-2101. Two houses, Marsoaduke street, Si. George's-East, let on lease for 181. 1-t. 6d., held for 26 years, at 51. 55.-1061. ANOTIIER EXPLOSION AT TIM HOUNSLOW POWDER )TILLS.—On Wednesday evening at about a quarter to sir o'clock another implosion took place at Meilen Curtis and Harvey's Powder Mille, Hounslow Heath. Ths ocnstorna lion excited was not allayod until it was meertaintil that no person was kills(' or injured. During the latter part of the afternoon the lightning was *custody vivid, and the men, women, and children, of whom there are nearly 200 em ployed in this dangerous occupation , left their work mush earlier than natal in emaspeanco. Ina short tints after wards the lightning streak one of the buildings, tha roof of which was blown off and every thing in UM building dr. stroy_ad. WILECI 11l TUB BAY OF BISCATV—Tbe lora of the Dwelt vowel Veiesdahap, 4 the Day of Biscay, has bras mostly issationed la the p pg r at ornals. Her sunn ing ere, were reseed by the osrew•steamisr, Wean ing to she Gemara 8411111 W BUM Shipping Company, ma her voyage home From A letter hoe been addressed to the atria* et the tie on her snivel hers, by as asking him for his hearselont ...=1: " ...4.l " t2 Y lives of the obi wrecked Detail bez. maw, sad begging hr soeeptamee et s geld atalF 7W.eurEdaAy Tillen:l:ll,:tilienar...h....eiT: 0,,,..i: N D is• A o . l .cl L ock ir -- - ii,ig , , E .: The State of the Weather at eaebl' o a l ip th AT e ' fu j aaai 'LT 2 s ' IS A 2:lo.lettlek Brae :p..7)1p.7 j et :et ali: t . C; (. ..• • arranged in order of latitude , . 11 i" Stata,„ :I is 1 Coarse of Warn. •Iltßia a I awl a w„. - —...._.---- ~.. .... o.lltle Breen 11,1,1.4. ,••• Light Aire loin ' . C. 1104 *tete 0,,,,,,,. •••••• ..... ...- ... I m .. t mat ...... Light Ain ) ." u l ..... Calm -.. Gentle Breeze Fr an .z. ~.`'. ' ", q Gentle Breen ' the , ,,,.. -. ..f r ..... a m I them . : Pea. Gen tle Brew! orert::. -... h".,..... • , Calm ihp -,.9 - Gentleßreese I r.e4 t ,,,. ......., Gentle Ker.,* . p ' (kntle Bribes, , thr: .. .. ..... «. , I Cairo I 0., a• ~ Gentle &Oat ; l'rr. ' ~...... L. I Gentle faunae I Per• was • ...e of Wind. Strength of wine. W.S.W. Gentle Breeze. Maud Maas. hyaena -- 11munia LW. N.W. LW. VV. Baseirrou B.anoosivas. BILISTOL Bahama Iwunxisi Otavoswita Gunmen °mamma _ a*. N.W. 1%41014/VIN EIOLVIII RAD LcriIMOOL AM. FAT1LL........« WHITST..... DA1.11107011 Moir RKArracia Ouaocnr ..... Laimsomil N.W.i S.W. W. N. NM" Statt yf .J•tr!, •' Tb. Mann front the following places da not ri v: .e efilce in tiros for rablication yrit. ram, ; indicate the elate of tba weather on W ednesday wom t 1 nine o'clock. P 004.1 KAWIISOII K. Sato wroa W. rout ammo h. Tout N. W. DABLIXOTON ...... I N.E. :7=l PPP::: Cila IC: ha t:. Okla N r . • r GellUeLr•fte ! SHIPPING INTELLNEvrr (non oar Oseirespialoar.•• .111dpplait CASUALTIES. Distinto, Mammal., horn A!nr.ria to New y,,, 1 leak at sea, endeavoured to rn ke this was put on shore on Seltillo Beach, 0. ae. of Point Molina, yeaterday.—Makaa Ju'y h ,11111 MI L Homburg Holland Lisbon Pacific India. vial Southampton ludis Tik Morsel Les Boston sad Halifax Mexico sod Ilaysenah West India Brasil ARRIVED. A tomrs-at Bristol. July 19, from *manes-at Gravesend, July 1 , , from BLAR.VIT (a.)-111 Liverpool, July 1., from.... 111.conatie -off Deal. July 16, from C.aars-off Deal, tram CAXDP3I-oft Deal, July 17, from CU.TIIII-at Newport, July 17, fr. Carlo annt--at Newport, Julyl7, fr0m..... Causer:an-at Gravesend, July 19, from Dtararew-at Gravesend, fr.m DoeOman-atGravesend, July 1 4 , from.... Eta.-14 Liverpool, July 18, from . ELISAIIIII-et Gravesend, July 18, from .. FUNA-at Hull, July 17, from Eirs.sen-at Bristol, Julyl9, fr0m....... . Gtastea-M &WM, ,July 16, from livuora-at Liverpool, July 19, fr ....... HronLAIEDSI-at Liverpool, Ju'ylo, !min lISNYIITTA-at Gravesend, July 17, fr0m...... llormar- at Gravesend, July 17, from . Hsanome-at Gravesend, July 10, from ..... . lona-at Liverpool, July 16, from ........... I DARt-at Liverpool, July 16, from ....... . Joss Weurea-at Liverpool, July I+, JANI-olfeape Clear, July 17, from LAW.' Dtre-at Tiluelda, July 16, from . LAO? Goanon-nd Miren Beal, July 11, iron Mamma-off Deal, July 17 from Marrows-at Stockton. July 16, from MART-at GravmcoJ, Jule 16. from Nrerrso-at Gravesend, July 10, from PM/Nix-at Gravesend, July Is, from Passim-at Gravesend, July le, from PIIVDENCR-nt Yarmouth, July 16, fr iont PACIFIC-at Bristol, July 16, from Ban-li I tvarpool. July 16, Fran Lam-at Gravesend, July 19, from Sven-at Whitby Roads, July If, from 8•11A11-at He'l, July 17, from dente Mama-at Shields, July 16, from Serarro SAIRO-at Shields, July 16, from Saver Lass-at Wells,,. July 16, from Teritansos-at Brief° July le, from Vain Mir Liverpool, July 1 4 , from Vimmus-at Milford, July If, from ...... Wessman. fisutaao-at Shields, July 16, from Waimaa-at Falmouth, July 11, from. BAILED. Atruat-trom Newport, July 16, to ALIMOIDIII-from Newport, July 17, to Art aca-from Newport, July 17, to Atarrr-from Shieds, July 17, to Atatow-from Greenock, July 16, to Amur:au-from Gravesend, July 18, to AMINAPIRO-trom Gravesend, July It, to littoral.- trona Liverpool, July IS, to Bu:3AL-front Newport, July 1., to CO:ORLOCII-trout Plymouth, July 17, to Corea:a-from Naleombe, July 17, to Causriasr -Irma Moyer, July 17, to Cu - rws-from Liverpool, July IS, to Dottng-from Garnered, July 16, to Ecursa-frota Oravesead, July 16, to Loma -firm Liverpool, July IS, to Esau-from Hartlepool, July 16, to Ettasarra - trout Stockton, Jule 16, to Famra.A.vx-from Gravesend, July IS, to Etter-Rom Liverpool, July 1 , , to Hroomusw- from Liverpool, July Is, t ) RANO/A-fit/OS Sunderland, July 16, to ur Wu:err-from Gravesend, J Lt:y I • Jcurs Crum-from Gravesend, July 1 , , LAVIULL-from Gravesend, July 1 , , LOTILT MAST-from laverpool, July 1 , , Manama - from Cowes, July 17, I Rstr-from GrareseuL Perseus Horst -from Hull, July j • Ross Cure-from Hull, July Hostaua-from Liverpool. July 11, :.• VESSELS SPOKES Dant(barque), tram Port AdeLude : 7/11/I.TORI, with eftIigTATILS ~ .111a1Ri • ;. • • • 44S W. VICTORIA (*Rip?, from Nor Yak fir 1xr..1 lay 65.15. LAdvertisement.] —The New Teo rti-r:c:, Matra, thoroughly cleansing I.:toren the assn n, • down, and poJil,hing the surface w hen use,' re-swa,.. I. swat ranted nerer conic out. In :oar e .. • No. 2,leas hard; No. 3, medium; s,'. 4. art. the sum end brush, which does not J:vale the :rem thc r o . • triple hair brush, which thorough 4 searcher and cleashas tt. ....; one-fourth part of the time .1 any .:her method, on comb and brush omlnned. The 1114 . .!:1101 oha , b.n.h. hag. 4,, 'octant a( the strongest hedger: hair, so we:: sound tit the oe, &sumer to come over; and, though last. no: ;ram, • vented renovator clothes.bru4i, shah nUkm , an old con loel• new one, and a new nut to n'h new ,I^uhle the rime! nine. Int.; and male July by Now and Sem, lid and 1:0, lirsboirsavut-t:,, , ,:, ' [Adreetiseatent.]—RtNowoems, SCORBUTIC AF... WllOl4, .\ %I. Onlsa SkIN 1 , 1•V\ 4 1, 4 .e&lse Ur 1110LIA•k• rhara nos es;. 11tu -In the List Indies Mowry of the skin are very prtOdellt .112100ir the natters, and I ia0.4 1 . . omunen: hare tarn haw slicer/or uval in 1 SArIC:F of eases. The o; ;ha Motussidte instances that of a Coolie entreoted in ten •ho was attheted w ith myt tad. of ringworms, which deb,' t all the 'trend doetors, and prouiisol to droottr the poor man betore he w even under around. litonooay's pals and ointment acre that II:, and an a month Ire woe pertectly restored tows tomer doe mil atemlinesst of sam.—Sold by alt druggists, and at Vrotesror Holloway's tvtabtiabroebt. 241, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIA6F.S. AND DRATH:z iIRTIIB. BOTD.—July li, at Ctisiberlabl•street. Minbarth, / 01 a 4.41. CI_IKAt: Jul! 14. at radduhlion, MN... Clarke. of a da Etlasy,—July 14. M Brhlhnitoa, the ink of Mr. 3. t..: tIVPATKIN.—JuIy 17, at Teriekenhaat, Yrs. F. ovaam. 0: IRWIN.—JuIy 13, at 0164%1 street, Glarygow, Yew C. haul. JOYCE.—JaIy $, the wtk of Thomas Joyee, EN., of I. Gower-61ml, of &NG. MARRIAUES. BARYIKS-11ARDMAN.—Juty IT, at the parish chord..lV.:. the Iter..l. Latham. Joseph Bann. Am. KV.. of I". . '-'; near Baeup, to Sarah June, youngest daughter of Hardman, Es9.,:of West-banta, Dolton. OACK -nal:lNS.—July 16, the In. F..t. asee, M. Al leer Malt, Oztonl, and Kuumutuel Mies% eambraig... • Eliza, eldest daughter of T. reeking, Kai., Oalti.Y: En lIROPRICK.—JuIy lit, at Shone. Kent, Marshall. It. Meaner, Esq. at Ashford, to IlLtrals. ,l, • , ' Commander T. J. Itrodnak, , HALL —3lAYI:ll.—July 13, at tit Nicholas Clothroter. • J. Mr. 0. Hall. to Anna., youngest daughter 31 Mayer, of Westerte.steen, °tawnier. JOUNP°7I—CHUNDALL—JitIy IS, at Kidderminster rat Mr. It. Johnson, Muter of the Dianna School. to Yu* el .: ooky daughter of Mr. J. Cluadall, Franchr, maw laiddensw., DEATHS. 111SMOP.--July 12, al Meitoonootfoof. Tamiporl, IL ' : " aged Si oLD aged ltt, at W. Balli-otroot, fllogoo, Mr. J. nter, IV. DOLICER.—JuIy 13, at Wkloombe.orr &matter of rho We R. holder, Erg. 1102110.—July 11, Mr. T. lowa, eldest we of Mr. L Jeo-s rough's. PULFORD. —July 12. at Barton, Lrofolsobiro, War , ''": 01' 14 wife of W. PuMed Voq. 14. TWoutrob. of 11 111, ~, t n, 4 ked.am.avom. sod OL 7 064 "' - - - - Mated sad pt litatt wiLuit Km. au" d N 0.% m j . w. ' argot k at, or Przattt, it the Mat LI 1 ." P....„ serest. Is the mita et TUBA Jou 14 biPb ,e t ' • ./