The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-22 00:00:00

THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Ex ma, FRIDAT Immo At tbo Pavilion, at tbe bottom of the grant di wee fareowSi rsTstbia to DAM gent ian was paste day. Sir Y. seller , Dart ,X P., resided. Tien View tro KILLIISTOOL—At three ii•elegb today • Lusher of the members of the Rawl Ageieshesal ffrOdsta and visitors to the exhibition, "'Mead et ffiliereem. the men- Mon of Sir Thomas Dyke Asked, Bort., Y.P. TM pull from Dauer went by medal trek', whim stepped at life Bridge. about Ni ages hem the Insist statism idle's lag Killer as Pull, when they wow jibed by a amebic of °thee peewee, the seesaw, of Sir Thom" and neighbouring sivisiginrists. The pleas of inestiog will is =as meadows en the farm of New Hall, la the sompallim of lir. Joseph Gould, sad Mame hawses the park said Ilesaidist village, abort • mile sad a half from the park. The wee". whistles borough* from the high 'resod adjoining, we. shortly altar the arrival of the parte tweed bee the swim Si, tie wpm of waterlog the assadoos, w grodually the whole swims of them, so the *Meat of about acrs. was erected with water. The west, whisk is the length of the gelds by a dyke, through them most alimelod parts. is turned late the mhos small damask whirl hid the aweetrat a-unies with which the wher is batersested so gradually maths was applied, Mat keel the peeled whim it was hest tamed is it tech fest ahem one low belies the lower parties of the meadow was watered. The system employed is very ample ; the prineigal difficulty must have been to kayo mewed sock an aerarate a level, as to caws the diffusive of the water as Ready. Two or three lawmen sweaded is diffevent parts to diesel the mane el the water fete the peeper chalk/Ms, and to regales the quality. The water is draws a by ea weeny simple, gradual, sad effew tire =gaud, the ravened ends of the gassers were opowd, and*, water allowed to drain off labs a dyke prepared for It I. the lower Mesh, from whits it was paned sawed to the rim. These meadows, wen bat meetly mewed for hay, ef which we were informed they had prods's& wry heavy gtuatitii s—with the yeas, after grass looked Woad -11114 verdant, sad mistily prodeetive. The whole of the undoes abmt Altera years awe, before they were asiderdr.daed and iragsted, as they mow are, bore 11 ale bet rube sad rough grass, wu but little better than a bog or Dorm la some pans, and only partially predictive is other., and were neither objects of interest et pleasure to the apsetstor or WITCO of profit to the compisr. The champ prodomd by the steady appliestious of the weseras of the easiest. and the advaatages of diadem fumbles a prat:- tied illustration of the value of hub, sal bottom It_vwff fitting Wert tor Me atteetim of the memben oldie Swat Agrinaltaral Busisty. The Went of the Waage was wore shawl, nude apparent by ossiroslng the appearanee of the drained and watered meadows wilt the next parties of the YEW valley, sad whisk was surly separated by an oedema', Devonshire hedge, whisk. otteapiews with ruble and sedgy grass, fall of pits sad 'ohm sad being, in hat, mow web a piece of mews as were the edifialas boastital meadows about buttes. or Mom rem ewe. The company, atm ia•peetisig the winedeas seemeseed with tee irrigati.ra, • and having made miry inquiries respecting them, their elect is • the Mad e die meows of prodeetioa, and a variety of other amWsee semeeted with the meadows, tbe whole of whisk were most emsteosaly answered by Ills Thomas liaised, Kr. Pony, ear. Ached, 11r. °mild, sad the farmers of the neighbourhood and the labourers erapl:yed, repaired to as satensies toot erected Co the meadow, in which were tables loaded with a splendid cold collation, coasiviag of beef mattes, lamb, T 0111,071, pies, tarts, salads, samosa, cream, bread sad chews, ha, md abundance of good ale, debeims cider, and espital The provision mad by the worthy sad beepi.able basset was all the more acceptable as the exercise of the journey sad the walking about the 'meadows had, with very may, produced vigorous appetite. The sowed, so worthy the Lae of Killartoa sad at " the line old Broglie! pathos& " its rowan, woe eons justice to by the visitors. At about 7 o'clock the partite left the 'meadow*, and at hall-past liven the special train took up those who Rough, to return to Ewer at Blleridge Budge. air Thomas Asked entertaised a dittiassiired party of about thirty to dimmer at Killenon in the evesiag. The Maims have not bees so full to-day. Bridal traits wilt the cattle hare gone out this &horsiest, sad mu has jut loft with above 60 tracks. This week wideness the seer approach of its departure, sad with all bat the placing went lectios of the Royal Aorioalteral Society's visit. JCLT 20. The period fixcd for the approaching tenant right conference being now near at hand, the public in terest attached to it is becoming more earnest than before. It is hoped that its proceedings will at least hare the effect of orianising the scattered opinions of the country upon the subject of • new system of landlord and tenant relattons for Ireland, and that the result of its deliberations will be such a code or charter of rational and just tenant rights is the ' peopte may rally for with unanimity. Notices of meetings to be held immediately through out the country to promote the expression of opinion on the talent-right question,and to support the oonfereace in Dublin, appear in several of the provincial and there is scarcely a town of any note, at cr. the province of Ulster, is which those preparations are not goir g forwa rd. A great meeting of the friends of tenant-right is to be held at Ballinassorr, in the county of Cavan, on Tuesday next, and at Letter kenny, a similar demonstration was to hare taken plans yesterday. At a meeting of the Strabane Tenant-Defenos Association, the following resolution was unanimously adopted : Snared That from the general depression of the 'must-farmers' iwireet, we coneidm that it has become atewlately necessary I. them as immediate redaction of mate, tor otherwise it will beams a matter of mime. con scientious. *hotter is equity, the iarmerehothl pay say rem wide\ the lead is Movable of producicg with jaeliee to bia sed, his feindy, and labourers, and to the general interest of the emery. Letters from Tralee, Ardfert, C.astleisland, and colter parts of Kerry, announce the rapid spread of the p3tato disease. One of the letters says :—" The pDtames are all vas in this part of the country, and the greatest alarm and despondency prevail" SALES IN THE ENCUMBERED ESTATES COURT. The throe commissioners sat yesterday in their roan in ll:enema-street, when the followuag properties were pat op fir sal* The estate of William Con, consisting of lands situated is the c.antia of Cerk ape Limerick, arm toe first cured; bat upon the tint four lets being put up separately, and then collectively, and the primps offers l being, in the opinion of the soeraissioners, clearly inadequate, the sale of the whole east* was adjnursed. The sale of tf•e estate of John O'D;11, situ did in the ce.urity of Limerick, war also adjourned, no one having some forward t.; tid for the property. Tee estate of Michael Olenaon, of Chardeown, in the county of Westmeath, was neat put up. It copyists of 68 acs.■ plantation measure. suli. et to a yearly rent of 26/. 141. 61., and was knocked down to Mr. John Byra for Toe Wats of Sarah Ilanninetoo, also situated in the cnan.y of Westmeath, and consisting of lands held by lease of lists renewable for Peer, and producing an aggregate rent at present of 1341. 3.. 7d., subject to a heed rent of 111. 16,.11d. ■r.d 41.9.. lid. rest-charge, was parehmed by Mr. Morley Dennis f .r 1,7501. The sale frith@ nest estate, belonging to Mr. Eyre Lynch, of Mariam, in the scanty of Osleray, was adjourned, the hmbest sum offered being eass4dered below the value. IMPORTANT INOUIRT.—An incoesit was held on litturday at the Buck Swan public-home, School Hoses lane, Bstrlal, en the body of John Walsh, mod 16 years, eon of poor parents, residing at No. 12, Harrie court, Eicrak-strett. From the evidence of the surgeon, Mr. Tomlin, it *premed that the immediate mum of death was nieeratio• of the bowels. The result, whom added, might have been averted if tte deceased had been &en some days earlier. T jag returned a verdict, "That the decreased, Jobs Walsh, died from ulceration of the bowels, neglected in the earlier stage." Awarding to a statement made by the parents, it appeared that the order for medical aid was nut attended to tor a period of five hours after it was de livered, and that whes M. Tomlin aril's:, the deesaset. Lad breathed his last. Mir. Tomlin rinsed himself by stating that his duties as parish stigma were mestere that Li could not give that attention to pa Mrs he read wish Bs had hoped to have the assistance of another medical gentleman, Ina as one bad been appointed by the guar duos; sad be had mot is his resienatoo. In excuse for not attendee, ea the patient, Mr. Tomlin said he did not return hews till three o'clock in the afterr.oen, when be was wet derogate, end Lad to cheap his clothes. Moreover, the word " ingot" was not writt e n o n th e or d er ; if i t h a d bees, his servant would have email him instantly , and he would have visited the patient wittiest delay. COLLIRILT ACCIOhIeT.—A slalom accident bap s tea to Ytwerd Boyd, h.q., el Urpetts, at Hempen Colliery last week. Mr. Boyd ass ea the pit eiMag dittethane, and was is the ant of walking aloag one of tee imamate with some ether gentlemen, whoa a reties of the roof became th tithed and fell upon him, almost entirely =rya= him ' her.eath it. When extsmated, Mr. Boyd was found to he 11.1$ scrawly iejered. Hs was removed to a house in the utagnbourbood, when he still lies is a stadium which :tares hopes of his ultimate recovery, though oaly alter a lonir Meese and protracted eniferine. —Dereillan Advertiser. ANOTH La STRINR.—On Wednesday last, the power loom festiao wraven, to the samba of about 160, in the eisment of Mr. Joseph Benefield, at Littlehotough, ItoeMele, turaed out for as advance of wages to the amount of ose katlpennv per pound. On Thursday 11•111111/11 a public nettling was hell st the bark of the Falcon lea, when dele gates from the trades' union, Heywood, were in attendance, sad •1110144 that the wtole of the hands at Mr. Schofield's sill should tarn out for more wages, god that the weavers should have an advance of three farth'ime per pound. A vs solute= to shat effect waa pared, and the somber of opera time sew en strike is about 300.—Masschwar Guardian. TOBACCO, CIGARS, AND BNOVE.—It is shown by some returns to parliament,which were printed on 9 ,turday, that in the year ending the 6th of January last the quali ties al tebrare, dean, rad solar mitered far hose erassup ties wart 27.11116.16711br., and the dat7 eahl thereat was 4.M.11•1 be. ha. la the year 7 ~ Mts. al Bridab atitaaise hiM mei ware exported ken Ike (WWI Ii T'— Y FMB ARTS, ALLOWS PANORAMA OF CONOTANTINOPLI. This paginate will be opened te.dq to the paddle in the Moat» adjoining the Polytechnie Latitudes, where ware neatly exhibited Allen's Views ca the South Waders Railway. It I. ow of very escaped morn. soma parts deism very good, others Abet tadifferent or beneath crity. This is elseriy the result of startiai with too scanty materials for • waster paasnima L awd ohms entrusting them to mead-rate heads. Tie dough this panorama has &semis* bat cue mis s it it es say to diedegui apposite Ogles. The arekitosteral de whether utilitarian ev the exteriors of buiidiage, is ea desidedly superior as the other pare an faulty; is the Ord we resegile the prestie4 design, the neat high 4 style, mod &items diapesitien of lights and abode% for whleh Mr. All,. her a weß4mermil male; is the leder, the liaising but feebly smisien aumpseisos. The landscape he sates, in tows I the dkien me sultry, and ladea with thesauri's dead% Irbil& void at twee swamp the ill- sensineded fleets la Ml= Dardaselles. B essisseing the and the Bap which form the Sest part of the panorama, an ezeellest vele= aced be made; es along the coast from Claps Onto to the sweet waters of Ada, there are few ota jests of sort* laterals', the plates of Ilium even failing to rains *atheism. The ornaltan's Rica," however, may be excepted; its prink fountains, and pretty grouping of Turkish wewten de riased the effect of an oriental Watteau, in its heroes, of colouring, which was presen tly esahmeted by a good shady landscape of the groves of Theeepia the m eagre from use sub' to another Wog skilfully ma naged. In the ~pa the light shifts to the opposite side and shows the whole of Constantinople. with little aim at strong oontranta of light and shed*. Mr. Allom is great is matinee : he likes their swelling domes, and ilanspen minarets. and all the bizarre effects of Moorish architestate ; his armatures rival is anima,a the bits of humanity be peoples them with : witness the " Cansetary and ?apogee of Eyelid; and its vanishing perspective of *lan.° The re seaing views epeeist of the Dade. Hem* the . a Subterranean Palms.," the interior of "Wit Bsphis." Midi in its different orders is akin fa the old Ba ines temples of the " Sublime Porta." and its quaint bawd-Wanted fountain, and lastly the gar ens of the seraglio, and the i nterior of the harem. provokingly like the renaissance styl. to which Mr. Allan is so partial. Not the least effective @seam are the humorous ablation of the Turkish bathers. Prom the title of " Polygram.," which is eanapionously in scribed over the doorway, as well se from the kat words of the describer, more panoramas may be ex pected from the same hand. CLERICAL. Rev. W. F. Addiso - a - , - t - o - DorTlZer P.C., Ozheaskire; gee 1001, with reldesthe ; pat, Rev. H. W. Borrows. Bev. C. Chamber. to New Tows P.C., Schema, Heath The Rev. Cyril Raadolph, Riverhead P.C., Seveseeks, Jae 431. ; pot , Earl Anh nt, with residence house. The Caesium, to the P C and sew thumb of St. John, Riapdowa, Riagnold, Heat; pat., Woo Curling, eq. Rev. A. L. Coarionsy, to St. Jathes's Chapel, Pettonville. R-v. R W. Cream, to Harringtoa R. Liscoleshirs, thls• 24W, with resistants, sod Briakbill R., value 137 1 pat R Qui:weft, Esq. Rtv. J. DeWs, view of Astiagbare, Norfolk, to he obaelaia to the ftwiff of Beset. Very Its,. G. Eliot, Dean of Bristol, to Olvntes V., Olonuater, value 7991, with residence; pat., Dees sad Chapter of Bristol. Rev. 0. B. do Roney, to the Chaplaisay of the Borough Oeol, Lee?.. Rev. B. Hankies, to CITS*II Chapel. Mayfair, St. George, lissom square value 4001. ; pot , Berl Howe. Reg. T. F. Li ., te the Heed blesterahip of the Ormenar Mod, Laseaster. Rev. T. Law*, to WlB.lagdon V., Seam; value 1581. ; pith., Dna and Chapter of Chishester. 1t... H. helps., to Corse V., Oleseerskire; value 4431 ; pet, Lord Chriassffor 8... J. F. Ogle to Flashorough P.C.; value 811. ; pat , Sir G. fkricklasd, Bart Rev. W. J Partridge, to Crum H., Norfolk; pato., Mrs. Katharine Barker and the Rev. W. A. Ormsby. Rev. 0. H Sent, to Rho. Crowther R . Path. ; d , 3071., with reIidOSINI ; pat., the Lord Chtherlier. Rev. 0. Stable, to Water'. under-Wetherley V., Wu. wickaaire ; val., 901. ; pat., Lord Clifford. vase Plaid V., B.NsT, 43. Caieliester ; value 1801. with root donee ; Min Daisy ; Rey. O. H. Scott, prom. Yarmouth, Groat, Bt. Nteholas C., Norfolk ; pat., t►e lacumbms. Choplimey of Losisianor Usk.; pat., Rev. W. Robin km, d.e. it. Awe's, Herb, Sawed Mastership of hag Edward the Stith's Grammar School; Rev. T. P. Ler, FM. CClU.Cllll.—Bcdos Chapel of Ease, so. and dio. stipend 100 i. ; pat, the Ineentheat. facatall, Steffordshire, db. Lichfield, stipend 801., with title; pat., the Incumbent. CuartainCT.—Glomeestsr County Osol, stipend 2301. ; spoliation before lair 31. MAIIITIIIIIIIP.—Kirkban, Lunatic*, BKeed Mlllllll , skip of Orasnasu School. NAVAL Porreworri, July 21.—The Amphitrite, 24, Capt. J. McDougall, arrived yesterday from the Pacific, having on beard 1 500,000 dollen. Ste sailed Freon Valparaiso as the let of May ; arrived at Rio Janeiro on the Bth of Jane, and mind thence for England on the 9tls, Una making her pas sage from Rio tr this port to 40 dale. She was towed into harbour last evening forthwith to land her freight, which will be forwarded on Monday night to the Bank of England, seder charge a Moen. Shaw and Maxwell, of Londtn. The fintkampton, 60, (with the flag of Rear•Adrairal Rey nolds). sailed from Rio on the 9th nit., en a cruise. The Linnet packet sailed theses for Pernambuco, Bahia, end Ragland. on the mate day; and the Kestrel was to sail oa the following Thursday for Monte Video. There had bean very little *hams at Rio for many days before the Amphitrite left. The Asia, flag ship, was at Callao, and Intermstant at Mazatlan. Lieutenant Taylor, late of the Champion, be. tome home wa simotios. The Victoria and Albert, royal yacht, is ordered to return forth • with to Purtamostb, her services being required earlier It in anticipated. The Pox, 42, wa commirioned yesterdey or the broad peadast of Captain Lambert, who succeeds Con tain Plumridge, m Commodore in the East India. The ' , Retribution, st.-frigate, arrived in harbour, from Wool wich, this morning, seder charge of Lieutenant Robertson, is to be completed f or oommission, and then placed in the fleet clan of advanced steam squadron. DEVONPOST, July 21.—The St. George is to be taken into dock to hive her copper examined. The Salamander steam vessel, to be oommissinneet at Ibis port, into be manned with a complement of 135 *Meer' and nun. CRATUAM, JOLT 19.—The Cumberland, 70 guns, is fitting as the ordinary guard ship, in lien of the Ponders. The seamen iriggen of the yard have commenced rigging her, when all her guns and stoves are on board, it will be im prssible for this ship to remain to the Poietiers moorings, foe she lays now upon the mud at low water.—The Magi cians*. steam•sloop, is nearly completed for eerefee. It is expected that ken guns will be put on board next week. MILITARY. - - - POSTIMOIITIL JOLT 2l.—The Board of Ordnance are treatise for the ruckus of a number of how', inehadiag Portsmouth Theatre, situated between Risk area-gate, Cambridge Barracks, and the homes already I. pommel /a of government at Ms upper end of the High-street. Dm ma'a Brewery had. ben cleared away, the site of it will rack% It shortly be added te the pu gm ede m mead et Cambridge Bar- ie remortei that eameat drapes' of Colewort Barreeke is this porton matemplate s. . COLLWORT BARBACLI, POILTSXBI7IIIL —Tlie Board of Ordnance coat emplate budding a new beneath+ far the Royal Artillery, in whist see it is intended to 'ell them barrack' and the armada' mkt& they stand.—Military Paper. Darn 16Tit 11201111311 or Israirrar.—This depot ha' arrived at Caaterbery hem Hytke, Kest. CLTIOX RIMY/ 1120111ILNT.—Tlia three commie' of this regiment, whisk has beau in garrison at Kee. Keay, left Uwe as tie IS& May last is the Bemairearie steamer for Ceylea, by which vommel three cempmales had arrived ode the 11th of that mouth to Ellie!' the °then._ . . _ RIoIUXT.-A &Wittiest of th:s reilatent left Walser last work for Bilk*, to replies Ike depot of Om 16k Foot. STORRIIMPRZ AT HOMO KONO.—Mr. Chapmea Of the Ordnanes Department, Debits Cutlet, has boss appointed stor.kiseper at Hong Kosg.—Salary 8001. per 11111■11MIL Military Paper. DRTACRIIIIATII FOR BUCCAL —LTA wok detachments for the 10th, 24th, 63rd, 76th, 80th, and 98th ragimeats, 6 Wilms sad 223 MIS, sailed from Urayseend on board the ship Calpharaia for Calmat& ; sad 41(661%24mM foe the 3rd Drooas, 9th Dneoons, 10th, 18th, 22sd, 2ith, 29(.11,322d, 634, Ist bat. 80th, 61st, 70th, 80th, 87.11, 96th, and 98th infaatep reohnenta. 6 ofileen sad 180 men, sailed theses on board the Lord George &attack ship for the seas di stinstiost. A11111;AL fir DITACHIIOII7II AT HALIFAX, N.S —Oa the lad inst. the Lul of Durham ship arrived at Halifax with detachasenu from Enalead of 4 °Scan sad 160 sea, to join tee let bat. 14 Foot, the Canadian Rids Reg ante, sad the 97th regiment, Ist battalloo. MEDICAL. ROYAL COLLXOI OP 81:1010N11.—The folk/wing ratli nes were admitted asatben of the college at the 19th inst.:—Meese. F. C. Roaalds, Isleworth Iddi. see; W. F. Dixie, Hamm ; 8. Colchester ; N 11 fEevsae, Lon don; G. F. Lame, Finsbury-plata ; W. Derbyshire, Stock pmt; S. S. Rodin, Dahlia; A. J..hestsm, Birmingham; H. R. Stiveassa, Whickhasa, sear Neweastle.epos-Tene ; sad. JB. Wille,Azattester. At tke sane 'Bestial; .1 the smart, Mr. R. Wallace reed hie exualaaties fr twat m amba mem : e Ude had prevleialy ham sambaed a t die THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1850. Kab) inttUteenct. EQUITY COMM—SATURDAY. boron Iwo lass Catenteas. BOOM= 07 Til COORS. 0. his leedsides labial his wet at 10 .'slash,! Mr. Dethell spikd Whin a melee (sae of . the 16 as the list he the day) sinned, Of LW Off the Ant deg dbl. I~s *Wag ant week. He manned lordship ale sit In nen ant day as there Pi* am eoptel • As see tar handy. that day la Ks Bann ef Line; sad elan& It was as wag beat Beedasmi. eseepli sated penis of law. Tin Lord Cinnabar esid be was set so sue that he would sit in the Mane of loads; be was na aware that there wen La il ppeals then ef a resetleg astare sai share was s gnat to lio Mesas his seen, sad Ks Met atten dee was doe to the butane bora Beritse, he ?new that L ird Breashoes was nadir to hoar say oppash la the arms of lards Kat wan peering , sad that Vie parties inked W l lul= ef. add It was tree Lard Breeches was fled onwegh is War to beer snalierpoole I but it was an anal to beer spoons Inas la the abases of the Lied Cheaseller. Lsrd Lye/Kant, what Chneeller, entainly did &beset himself boa the bars en day la the week. but this Ker. were other low may, Lori Breertna, Lead Camelia*. and Lord Campbell, all *Wog tagether. Lard Brougham was the only law lord now lung. The Leal Chandler be would *yaks about the anomie is the Hone el Lords. Freiman he *sight wee doe to the hiders el Shot snot. As to the 'dressing of say satins ht thb ann. he always thou& lt a bed pne des. Whoa be he hrsessly mare need te the business of the owls detelly, he hand It Tay loosanalest la the end W ban things When nit el ash tun; It was Ulu a nn sa a wheel. st the tsp sew, at the bona by sad bye. Mr. Bolt stated the eizeunshase el the soden whielt Mr. Bothell desired to be adman, sad NM If it was et a press lag nature sow It was the fault of the dthadent (Kr. Bothelre dint). Rohn wheal an lajosetion was greeted last Mari*, whisk they sow proposed to dissiterge. llltinately the *Wm was sprained Ise hewn/ at Wed nesday COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-81TUILDAL limas Ms. denumeamea Gootasmi. _ _ _ IN as O. P. 'ln.. Is this sus Mr. Hill, as gassy, whit wss sasested with the Parade Post Delivery Compasy, had his. &dared bankrupt. Aa goofiest., was to-day mode to his Hosou to rs• bear a petitioa whisk hod bees lewd bass Mr. Csaishisaer Hareyd, sad dismissed with sesta. His Hoses was sot saws that he bad say palatable la the sass. Aa applisatioa sight Issas Is Mr. Ctsuaisiossr Hakeyd as his Mani bras tho madam. MARKETS. COT lON.—Livameob. ALT KO —The mutat .rmy etti Woe was about lIVIAI beim trivets= table for rim ? Nee 0t . 7 It 20 —Tie aimed Mt! 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Mew et law guilty were (testy 'purebred Ski la re dor-loge en rep low, mad et per &dee; HARDWARE —Sulluttion•at, 'MT 90.—Trade bete evildoer fa • very Nakkikery ceadkka; all the aunakkonorks an fa tan work, and warmly a eisa Is to be burl oat of aaplayeast. nis win now as Mai an sidilly kw the brags markela CORS.--ATLINfilviT, Jaly 20,—A• awake supply for the eseeshooll hot veers piss bag askat•lsal. Pront pion W kwt, 11l NW le lee. Ma. perked OS ye. Dodgy, tils. to Ha per qr. lesam. Ma to Ws. Po* II& to ile. Os% lee. to lb. ANDOVSI. lady 90.--Our =whet tardily was Worship well weeded, sod tee hod a atakrat• of Its &wad was MI lb MD gibs mil rim the same as rep he • 0.60111 m BMW In• •1~ es* sat the tana of Won rep he weitli• la brew el the paver. There wee terralp waging Pig ha ellaw Moire gra* sod les lave on aatenteles to Dodge is the arm* prime dirt auk. WhoM, M. to Ms. pee qr. karkg. IM is tk. Oeta, tea. to UN. Drew, fle. to Me. Pen. na. to M. NA. to SOL per qr. Twee, Y. OIL to &a per borhel. Thor, IS.. Is lea pat eark. i•om Jody 20.—WIth • mall sop* of ill kis& of pin e A:prises wire lea* the ruse all WS day week. BBDTOaO, ;sty 20.—Th. wet wadi., we hen had ter the pen fry days has dun nun aneldet to kunklai don the Wlintiseamy la eeeeral of ear hymns en easylelaleg of maggot, end • Metthe n Mese o. maven 01111.11 i the boners of se sub higher pion whin 'end mat la any Yr mow be Waned. Ilene few as sold at • Inn @dream The markets, MMa aidy may bl gamed It et bed week's einem Darin omen err sheet owl& en telly order. Pose very run sad sine me den Pere Ind Ors • bile war to bay. 211ANDPOND, July 2110—A shot 'amply of Wheat. Higher pehra IMO demanded by beldame; but Wane cadets/ their owe. Wan MO andaa, sod prime reared neerdimi is sulpha Not ea MIN badmen &nen last week. The !lour trade dull, but noel. Mud r nine, sad the eon resents appy to Malt. Parley, Oda, Das^ Not Pees, melted bat little attaatlera, sad gunner nay be pined s• lan week. When. nu es ne. henry, IS,. to 21e. Oras, k• la lee. ed. nen fee. to wen. Pma Onto nm pee v. Mar, No, NM.; imam* 176. per seek. Malt, 3b. m Mr. For qr. - - - - • • Jely 90.—thir Wheat market wee dearer to-day, but rut brisk. Other Wage stockinged Is Talus. no wer they bee biro very unfavourable all Ws 'rick. Wheat, red, 40a. to eta. ; whits, ee. boas, Ws. to WM. Peas, 30a. Oats, les. to 20a. July 20 —Oa rocz t. was Thor . wide as amass in Flee oils , to b. per v. white, tae. to 30s. ; brown, 40s. to 435. Swim ba. to 23a. Oat; 13r. to 17s. Beans, Nu. Psis, WA. Calusas.Juty 20.—The sappily of Wheat Rood; other Wads of vide limited. no derma steady, and full priori given ix Barley sod Oata. Wheat a Bale le favour or the hum. Wheat, whits, new sad old, IT.. Id.* lea. dd. red, sew sad old, Its. id. toil.. bd. Barley, sew aid old, Os. Gd . to 10s. id. Oa% potato. Oa. 6d. to 9e..; 7s. i 1 to as. By., :is. to I fa. id. floes, per stow 10d. to , Is. Oatmeal, la. ed. itiersoal, la. id. bar. Want, lc id. Cozzi feria, July 20.—The Wheat trail• ie firm here to day. mad the toll prime or lest haturthy ire reamed ; the supply Is eramlL Braes and Barley without alteration. hams new Pew on offer. oceetlea pod; they mil Neely at Via. per qr. Weather ea eetUed. OLOOOMITSB, July 110.-Wie hive bad hot ripener, wee• ther slue our last, whit eseedenal heavy thunder-storms. At this day's market the supply of Neer b Whist is somewhat Wrier, but tram prices are Dimly nedatained. Foreign Is in sumo ewes offered at iw per qr. lees mosey. Barley a slow sae. Beans hod for nigher more money. Osts mom eft very slowly, at abut former prices. Tin e are hemmed complainte of blight both to Wheat and Beim Whist, English, while, per Imp. touter, Me. to**. ; Dead. 41.. to 434.0 d.• Mantle (white Onutessee). per 480te.„ 411 e. to bes.; Polish, Pomeranies, Sint. 404.0 d. to 41a. Od.• Odium, Mulatto*, ad, ifs. Id. to 345. Od. ; Odom, Taganrog, .hard, 31s. Od. to ilk Barley Eft**, per UMW., grMdlng, Us to 235.; malting, per Imo. qr.,24e. , to Us. frisk per Mb., grinding, Nato 2 15.; =stung, Its 6d. LUAU.; gereigs, egrimillog.2 la. to ; inaltlng,l4s. to 265. Beam, kite 4 per Imperial bushel, is. 4d. to 3.. 6d. ; foreign, Amities, per 6.sjlea, is. Alto ie. id.; French,Duteh,smali tickis. 411..t0 Je. 6d. ; frisk, 71. ed. to is. id. Oats, Limerick, Weaford, Eunteort .o 2 . white, per 31961. 174.6 d. to 17e. ed. ; Cork, Waterford, T Ills. to Itte. fd.; Welsh, Week, 16e. to Ida. 6d. ; Irish, per 312t65., 16.. to Ilk Id. Peek bireekers, per imperial barb.. English, is. 104. to 4s. W. • foreign, 3a 3d to 24.10 d.; trey sad 'Arlene, per 63g1*., Engitsl;, 3s. id. to is. ad. ; beings, ie. Gel. to 3s. bd. Lentil*, is. Id. to 24. Flour, bast emends, regli.b, 31.. to 3.15. Limeed Cakes, Trench, per ton. 64. 10s. to 71. Imoorts for the week coding July IS: Wheat, fond" keel qra. Barley, Intik 2to; foreign, 46;1. (WA 704. Per MI. Guiterofte, July 20.-Oar Wheat 'apply wee pretty good. Pis •on Om were readily diseased a, and last week's rani were Anal, supported. Whist, 44.. to 3 red, Ms. to die. wt., Ills. to les. beam. 11s. to 293. Pak iTs. to 295. HEILIMURD, July 20 -There wee a err r small stiewlsweil ; the Sae weather for haulms the fodder leduetog many to remain at their forms, assisting is the bay sod clover harvest. The Wheats begin to time colour In Memel, &Wirt& ripening for harvest, whisk shouldtbe exothiog best roeueur will won be reedy. The farmers asked hOer pries for their W hat than would eatable millers to Seaver Ebor it present rides; conseqoently the latter would not corn ply. Tower& tee doer of the aurae purchasers supplied them oasts at very little over last week's prima. heat, per bushel, es. 10d. to ie. 2d. Idariey. is. 10d. to Is. Oats, Is. id to Re. 94. Beano, 3a W. to 33 itld. Peas. 3a ed. to fa; white, bailers, 4.. lA. to 41. 10d. KIIPDAL, July 20.—The wiatimr eostioses firm. At this moralaw's market we had s moderate supply re both V. heat sad Oats ; such was mold at about the same as our Ism quomtketa Wheat, 2is. to 20a. per load of 20 Atom Oats, lid, to ltd. per stow. Lawcawral, July 20.—Wr have now had 10 depot hot, Metier weather, and the crops are =Mai rapid proper. The Ilay crop V heavy in Ora disttict, mut a great part already . enured, is oritent amditiaa. Oar market the maiming was aryn scantily sap. ;Abed with Whom sad Oatmeal, the demand tor which was of a lea. rutd character, muscat mar ohmage is vales. Farmers' Wheat, white, to Me. per 2500. Oatmeal, 14e. Cot to :3e. 6d. per :40lb. • • July 20 —Continued line weath. Ir has re stricted the bummers id the sleek to such retail sales se were namesary for the supply of present waste, and, although some partial reducqua may have been submitted to in Ih, value of the lower qualities 'fetch article, prices have, on to. whole. been fairly supported. To-day sales ars confined to the requirements of consumption ; them Is, how ever, no pressure to make males of good fresh samples, and we do not alter the prices of our last in any particul.r ; this epodes teach artie.e. Wheat, per bushel of 7010., English, white, to. 3d. to 7s. Id.; red, 6s. Od. to 6s. e,l. ; Irish, wlute,lls. 0.1. to 65.114.; red, 28.64. to Y. Od. Earley, per bushel of 64.405., grinding, Ss. Oil. to U. 3d. Oats, per bush. of 451hk, English, Iteetch, and line Irldt,2o.lkl. to 2 / 1 .10d.; Irish kiln-dried runs, b. 3d. to 2s. Id. Bears, per qr. of 304th.., English Ma. to 31s. Od. ; tack, !Ss. 6d. lofts. Malt, per Gimp. bus., am, Ms. 375. ; Inc seconds, Us. to 33.. Peas, per mom. bushels, white sad blue boilers, 2.1*. to .ss. Flour, per sack of 1,1401tri., English and ' Irish, floe. Ws. On. to 311.0 d. • super6ne, 325. 0.1. to 33-.. I'd.; extra, 114 a. MS. ; Oatmeal, per load of Mts., English and Utah, 21s.tld. to its. Cd. MARLBOROUGH, July 20.—We had a seasonable rap ply of Wiest Isere to-day, bet the demand was not so extensive se last week, the weather tisvlng become mot tsvourable, with every appear ance of a continuance of fine weather; last hs pikes, beW•ver. waolinaly oapported. The Flour trade less entrasted. tuber do sorlpUooo ot pram was shortly supplied, and but little Wanes' doing. Prima rouged about the Win as last quoted. 1% heat, 300. to ta. Barley, lbs. to 21s. Outs. Its. to I7s. Beans I:3s. to 31s. Pero, to.. to Sea. per qr. Malt, Ga. 6d. to 88. Al per bustoeL Flour, 265. to 304. per sack. NIWCMITLU-UPON-TYNS, holy 20.-n. weather in this immediate locality bas bees favourable this week, but little rain bay- Mg fallen ; to the westward, however, there bus been s berry tall, which must have laid the heavy crops. The character of Inc seams hitherto his been dry, only eight inohes of rain haring fallen, against twenty inches last year. re. trade during the prevent week has loot its former Intimacy, and where sales were nude of Wheat, a redact too ul about Is. per qr. bad to be submitted to, but the business done has been limited, a few holders were willing to nubs such a maces. slow. In neer, fi an the same cause, • few SYSIISOCIiOI3I6 hove traps pired, but In grinding Barley a lance business hsa been done at Ilia. to 20s. per qr. weighing Mika. pm Mabel ; other articles at the same Urns re Inman compareUvely the same. Our advics from the iamb do n A 'peak la such glowleg terms of the Wheat crop es heretofore, • aymplatnt being all bet ealeerrel, that the ear is imperfectly Slung, and we fancy, from the ioquirise we hue made in this quarter, the produce will tall far short of last )ear, the tempest to which we alluded recently, having done isrep.ii able da mage. At our market this morning we h--al u moderate shower Wheat from the growers, and such qualities being wanted the d. premien of Tuesday was about recovered, a clearance being early Mewed. The arrivals of foreign being eaceidiagly large, bats for the time being interlered with the sale of *ugh Country qualities, such deseriphoes being offered comparatively cheaper. has mixed Dastalo so sailing at 445. 6d. weighing GOilbi., but wade lOitia, and Asteerp and sups. rice Holstein at 41s. made same weigh., whereas choke Norfolk and Suffolk yellow are held anal, at 43.. to 44., per qr. whelp ... rather over cram. per boaheL Flour found buyers at Mat week's but any advance tended Mimi Mutely to cheek tnasactime. ye rather more inquired for, and may to quoted Is. to 2s. per qr. higher. Grinding Barley held firmly at 19s. to 20e. per qr. weighed Sethi., ac cording to quality. Malt without thence and the same may be said with respect to Beans, boiliag as also grinding l'ena mate were in moderate supply, and sold much upon the same terms se list week. Wheat. British, Northumterlaud. new, wtsite. UM to Ste.!; red, 40s. to 445.; Norfolk and Suffolk old, white, 42a. to 441 e. • red, 40s. W 415.• new, white, 4:a. to 475.; red, 40s. to 42e.; Wool's ! shire, shire old, was, 42.. to 46..; red, 40s. to 445. ; new, white, 41a. to 414.; red, 41e. to 4N. Seitteh and Dundee, white, 395. t 44..; red, as. to 425. Abiernoutb sad Berwick, white, 3as. to 41e.; red, 89a. to 40s. Nye, Norfolk and Putfalk, 24e. to M. 04.; Berwick awl Beulah. Ns. to 234. tV. BerWy, Norfolk sad sultulk, 21a. 041. to lb ed.• chevalier, 23., to 225.; Northam berland and Scotch, 111. to 30.. ; chevalier, 20s. to 22a.; grinding and distilling, Ile. to 90s. Malt, 44.. to 43e.; chevalier, 19s. to 31s. Osta, Northomberiand sad Scotch, potato, new, 20,. Od. to Itts.; common andAngue, old, lea. to 20a.; new, test° 20.. Peas, white, bet 214, to '.!esi.; grey and maple, 21a. to 24. Heim, new, to Ws. hoar, AIN Stockton amt Northumberland, 30s. to 32*.; Norfolk whites, 30s. to 225.; households, 201. to 315. ; seconds, 275. to 305.; household., 2b.to las.; thirds. 2thi.to 17a; house holds', 20a. to h., per seek. Foreign: Wheat, Dentate and Konigsberg, white, 41s. to he.; red, ha. to 4h. • Silesian, white, 40s. to 435. • red, 40., to 415.; erkleriburi and Po nwmaiaa, white, ;Oa to 46a.• red, 425. to 43a Hamburg, Markey and Anhilt, white, 301 to 445.; red, Stia to als.; Neil and flotation, whits, U.. to als.; red, Nu to 30a ; retersburg and Archangel, red, 30.. Mo.; Odom, red, 31a. to Us.; ditty Polish, rod, 36a to tOs. Rye, rumerardan and Prussian, Ils t 213 e. Barley, Sul, lea to he.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 17s. to IYe. Oats Del* Irrew_, Ills. So Ills.; Pomeranian lead, 12a to Ile.; Uoiseela esd Deal* 13s. to 14a.; Anaemia sad IL. 14s. Peas. white, Sta. to he. Keane, narked. Ms to 295. i a itlosiasikkm, 2b. 14e. The arrivals this week are : Whent, waste 1,16. qrs.; Amiga, 9,331. &Irby, easettrisa, hreign, foreign, 11. hour, kin meek 74; 3,332. alt, certif 111. Oats. foreign. 1.414. Peas.,orelga. Naas, - • - NOTTINON•111, hi, 20 —WO 00011109 to bays but li mited supplies of all Wads of grain keened to this market. Thu tins weather eauseLteir ces s to rat with mach caution ; awarthsleen hawses of all an arm , and, where triarstiloas have taken place to..day, rams of last week are readily M. Paroauottovou, July 20 —Thera was a tale supply of WHet bees today, sad laid wial'a priors were rolly made. Gdita. red Wheat, 4t.t. ; sad las up to Os. pm imp. qr. Vary Rua arta. son, sad pram amlaalky as last weak. Palmas. Up 30.—The walker la this Mikis! tiara ; oat mks past week kes Isla las aid lambs 4las mast N.W. N. N.W. w. N.W. N. N.W. Gauls Deem Geode firer Owls ■Mm Ohba Gentle Bram Gentle Brame flentle Deem Cshn _ . Mrs ifaiiellWase Gnat Bream Cleatle Brew Calm eleitils Breese Oracle Bruer Gentle Brae.. Gentle Breese Geode 8y..., Gentle Breese Calla ___ Oftsle Breese Gentle Brame Partally Cloudy Part i ally Mad/ Partially Cloudy Cloudless Ilrercimt Cloudless Overcast Overcast Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Scud—Rain Clopt .. Cl Cloudy Overcast Overcast Overcast Partially Clonal' Meilen Vass; Partially Cloudy Cloudlea Cloudier' Course of Wind. Strength of Wind. State of Weether. S.S.E. Cals. Vine. The returns trona the following pleas did not reach thi ulnae in tint* for publication on Saturday • they therefore indicate the state at the weather on Friday rearning at aim o'clock. roma Limnos N.M. Cants Livearou N.W. You W. Muss LW. uentit. Breese Gentle Breese hob Breese onto Brien Othn Overcast PartAaßy i ` tiaT Ij6 - I i 41 - 4 Oveream 1 u — en — a• ems. INCENDIARIEM AT WILLESDEN.—Y.sterday morn ing (Sunday) a most daring attempt was made to destroy the extensive farm premises belonging to Mr. Tattersall, known as the Paddocks, at Willeiden, about eight or nine miles from London. It appears that, on one of the ar.oms pas-ile by the stack yard he found that • rick of hay, eon raining probably about 10 or 60 loads, bad been tired by some scoundrel at the south-western side. Contiguous to this stack stood a number of others equally as large, as Iv 11 as numerous farm buildings, so that a moat fearful sonde. gration appeared inevitable. The whole of the grooms and others at work oa the estate were instantly summoned to render assistance, and at the same time a mounted express was despatched to Landon for the engines, but the workmen succeeded in SilinguiShitig the flame.. SUOCKINO ACCIDENT TROY FINE-ARNlS.—Yeeter day morning the butler of 11. Cooper, Esq., of Manor hoses, Brixton, who had been out shooting the birds which die rayed the wall fruit, left his loaded fowliatpierse on the hall table whiles answering his matter's bell. Mr. Henry Cooper, Ned 16, entered the ball, and taking up the weapon propeated it at hie mister who wee along with him. Mrs. Brass, the housekeeper, who had followed them, was in the act of remonstrating with him on the foolishness of his eon. duct, when the piem exploded, and both females fell with a Toad shriek. 3Gss Cooper received the chief mating of the awl* (No. 6 Au) in her nook and face, sad. should she mew, will be diagramed fee life. The housekeeper is so dangerously Mitred, OW no Wes are eatertaised of her re. way. The monism wee perely aleideatal. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—Limooug, JULY 19. Ileac Rum Purr. Moan Potwwtw•. . _ Catherisie Caatorioi T ;liTwaslidieted for baring on the let of May last at li a r et Deering, felosiously adminis tered to Ein 'both Goadall,a 'smithy of poem used for the purples of destreyng hap, essating of mercury and other sompouses, with latest to kill the said Et :sheik Goodall TW eses presented mother Immutable instance of the weed of that horrible mania for poison's( which has rendered the ULM empionons of late years. The primer was omen to Mr. sad Mn. Goodall the husband bong a lamer at Market Despise, sad his wile, a bed-ridden old women of between 60 and 90. Oa the rooming is gaieties the prisoner bad taken up stairs to the old woman two cape of tea, and she required a third with some brandy la it. The pellet., took up stain the third cup, bat whoa she present it to the old lady and the latter had tasted it, she spit it eat, emplaned of the smell of it, sad seat it dam again to her daughter, who had wade the tea. The prisoner tack It down, and called the attains of Miss Goodall to the taste of the tea. Tke smell Wooed the daughter to easpint eamettliag wee wring, and the prisoner was messed of penis( sessethlag into it. Her confused answers led to her apprehension, and when the tea was analysed, it wee farad to metals a small qa iatity of a solution made for 'Monis, hags. The prisoner was smudged to Faniag hem Goil, acid while there, she onfeseed to a fellow. prisoner that she had pat the pekoe is the tea, and stated that her °NM was to kill the old woman, ur that robe might get a suit of mourning from the family. This soakesion was the principal 'video's against her on the trial. Mr. Cockle, for the defame, endeavoured to slim that the minim from llalkingliam prim' was unworthy of belief; and he also matended that she could not be marieted or administering the poison with intent to kill, Demure the quantity she administered was insufficient to destroy life, sad farther, that she could not be coaekted of the attempt, because, even if she had adiniaistered the whole, she could not hare calmed the death. Tens objections wen overruled ; sad the jury having found the priamer guilty, Ban Platt, is a very feeling address, ordered seaman of death to be recorded stalest bar. Cwu. Ewa.—Barou Camernwries Mal. Jura APPIIILET • 111•111—AMICAIILl HOUSWMIPPIIIIO. This was an action to recover eawsges for an Illegal eject ment. Mr. Whitsbant and Mr. Reyes were for the plain tiff, and Mr. H•sefrty and Mr. Wilson for the defendant. The suit arose out of extreordinary circumstances. The litigant parties had been on friendly terms, the plaintiff being • coal merchant, and the defendant • corn merchaat, at Brigs ; sad the plaintiff having rested a coal wharf from the defendant In March last then was • protectionist meeting at Brigg, one of the speskm at which was a Mr. Richardson, a red-hot protectionist, and a hearty denouncer of everything savouring of .free trade. The day I after the poittleal meeting, the plaintiff and defendant went together to hunt with Lord Yarborough's fox-hounds, and whilst on the road the merits of the speaken at the meeting were discussed. Mr. Man, the defendant, placid his ad miration upon the eloqu ence of Mr. Richardson, while Mr. Apperley, the plainti , pretended to be so cbtuse as not to se. any merit in Mr. Richardson's tropes and figures. " I think he is Om Gant speaker in the world," said the defeadant. " I think he vomited forth a gnat deal of d—d pub," tejoined the plaintiff. At this unkind cut against protectiunist seal, Mr. Man's patriotism warmed into extreme fierceness, he got cff his horse, and began tsi horsewhip his friend, Mr. Apperlsy, surprised at this extraordinary mode of enforcing a political argument, and doubting its propriety, then jumped off his horse and begin to horsewhip Mr. Harr, and so they belaboured each oth, till both were satisfied. This "amicable horsewhip• ping," as Mr. Hisufrey called it, did not however spoil their sport for that day: them proceeded to cover together, and behaved la the Geld as though nothing had passed between them. It turned out, however, that the morning's deenioas were too hot for the inning's re flections ; sad Mr. Apperley, when he got home, seat Mr. Man a challenge ; and Mr. Man net Mr. Appsrley • notice to quit his coal-wharf. The thing passed off fora day or two, till at length Mr. Man caused to be removed from his wharf all the goods and ebattsb thereon belonging to the plaintiff, bad them placed on the turnpike-road, and refused ' further Recess to the cool yard. Mr. Appeiley, vibe bad been doing a good hastens., weld not get another wharf, • cargo of coals consigned to him was detained on demurrage for 13 days, and he had not been able to set up in business since. The defence was that the plaintiff was not • yearly tenant of the coal-yard, that he occupied it only permissively, and that his occupation was terminable at will. Oa the other hand, half yearly receipts were produced for the rent, signed by the defendaat The jury retuned • vadist for the plaintiff; damages, 120 i. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—CAMBRIDOL, JULY 21. Mr. Baron Alderson arrived yesterday at Trinity College Lodi. about noon, and immediately opened the commission at the county courts. Mr. Justice Petteeon was detained at Huntingdon until evening. This morning their lordal ips attended divine service at Great Bt. Mary's Church, and will pratved with the business of the assize to-morrow. The calendar is not heavy, but there are two or three charges of • very serious nature, including two eases of arson, by one of which one-fourth of this town of Cuttenham was destroyed. On the civil aide there is an Bly road came and two other spielsl aad two coma= jury cams. WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Doscusirmi, JULY 20. The Weiser of the MAIM for tile amity of Dorset ease. wooed this moimieg before Mr. Jastiee Coleridge et Nip Priam, and Mr. Muesli Gamey, Q.C., ea the Crow. side. There ere bull 1 primmer. he trial. MIDDLESEX SE B BIONB.-EATURDAY. Snows MI. Isamu ADAM/ The wart at at tee Guildhall, Westminster, to held whet is tensed a" Weetrains er Session." It very rarely happens that there is any Westminster business to be brought beif..re the court oa thus occasions, althouieb a full panel of grand and petit jurors are summoned, and wit wan in this instance . The court, however, proceeded to dispels of several cues of assault, which were adjourned from Clerkenwell on Friday. The learned Judge addressed the grand jury, after they had be sworn, remarking upon the inutility of their being etunmened there to do nothing. He thanked them for their attendance, and they were diseherged. ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. An immense number of persons left the Waterloo station Oest.rday morning In the excursion trains is Bon th em p ton. ne of the train) left a goateed an hoar before another, and was overtaken by the latter some distsnes down the Ilse. As there appeared scarcely sufficient power in the engine of the first us* to keep it ahead of the simead, the latter assisted in propelling the former along. When near B •sing stoke the first train shot shoed a little of the second, but was again overtaken by the latter, and although the maannion of their coming in contaM was very slight, it was sufficient to throw a man out who was improperly sitting an the outer rail ass open third slam merino, without any roof, which was the fourth fns the lest carriage of the first train. The man fell across the rail, and the whole of the four last ear Magas of the ant train went over his head and ars. His hea d was .at to pieces, sad his brains scattered over the line. He wee of MUM killed by the first wheel which wont over his. He moaned alter he fell out of the est rime. H e wee respectably dressed, end it was stated that he resided somewhere In the neighbourhood of Ludgate-hill. It mead that alo Wane was attnbutable to the driver of the woolso of tho mow/ Weis, beams the iwocuseiou of coating la mime with Oho Let trait would net have ease as U the minim.* laaW who met with the fetal see& Magisi as s psis daft idiom be bed ao butane to elf WS 01 6 6= Mil yips remli . Tb b l i miN far this port are bat, *es the el Übe trade, ere = miew to lbe demille. 'ffet ' llltest to dhow et ear Onnt tide bibrillolleet a dwells, et hilly ate Mee et We tter e it i = Ina. es wellselbeelipe • net a belted sale, *thou hen opt lot • Ther,_vertet a lintbd to• b ort be seta kl, per isk . Flee. Ste ; eatereee. to no. ed. ow MAL moo es before. Orr e meet a fair literal ter provender ow L. ed. to le Ilt ir Me, so earner le lk& Oullillet eltbeest start twee Illifftta ihresrosoOdT. Illy 20.—We were fakl f .uppllad with Moat tedoy. as 4 peed admires*. The trade me sot so brisk as lest war, tu t M. as atevetien M aele I. tie Mae. TM New trade woe bis solmied. Tap few arapies MOM, Noma red Pea radar of dr usiee wee numb deem& test lateen ver "il itik it kb Wli.st, Ms. to f Neter. lest. to N Orlo. ft. Nu to OIL Nes, Nu to Kts.; bed me, Ma to Ma Malt, afs. to Ms. per qr. Tana 4e. ed. Or N. gem Nobel. Ni.., No to IN. tot oak. Wmuttiorols. July ID —Oar lotaltot toothy woo well atteried, sal Me imply ef What wee mg emil. The trade sm. Maas wry bra, seise bobeeerly be waifs ryes and la sore below re • Ibrizzle . a steady ear, aad the tutu was fa IssraTalre= 1114 la pries at now& Ni, artistes of poi; oldie wore lo. 11•1101. W white, ua hoa. ; red, No. to Ni. per qr. Beet Ni. No to lea OM.. IM. to IM. Bloat Ni. to no WIN Ila per net 444.18 NW pee N. VoNise. de. Id. to M. pee Y. Mow, Na. Wifootooosi, July 20.—Tbo niggly of WM,* was oaoo, toooldwing moon of the year. The dresed kr Wheat wee oat so= IL . lett week, we have so sharks Mea ere la late qwas to fad rmeast, at the settr•se motatime at lest Ibienlii:Thaft needed rd to as. per qr. Other articles in UMW did, at sanded mcestras from tat wait. Whew, Me, to Id. per loid. Raley. tea to Ni. Oat• bled, Ida to 17s. ; Mite, 17a ee las. demo Egyptian, 27..; ENO* old, Ma to Ms. Mal Ms. to Sit. per qr. floor, No to no. 141.110611. Thos. ltd. to io. pro boast._ Wienacit. July 20.—We bays bad a peat deal of rale her. slam 'foredo', sad miry ef the bewererope are ripened to be sure laid. At Ude deft market the supply is good of Wheat but mull of Mbar grata. Oar humeri at 04 mead bigb pile.. for Wheat, bat a good lusimatebsi bees dome at radar ever but week's Wh o Oats sad "me rally support knew value. Wheat, white, 425. to Mis.; sem pee qr.. red, Sea. le Oa; entre, 4ta. Outs, Sadao OIL Mr e ft & Bersis. mew. its. to fa. per v. Woaoteritic Judy 20.—Ar thin day'. sarket there was a moderate supply of Wheat from brew; End both Zoghth and foreign sealatained last week'. prices. Baia, for shadier. of sweet stout ualty, in request: other sorts neeected. Foreign limas arts, sod QLlamaelaWlt la to qu pet qr. cheer ; Mao Pram ?Ma Oats quite as dear, light it. Tali, July 20.—We have a short supply of Wheat at this day'. market, which has met a slow sale at is. per qr. below lad week's priors. la other articles co alteration. Wheat, white, 45.. to 445. par bop. qr.; rat, to 4 is. Malt, 20n to 12s. Oste. M tn dd. pet Mose of lona. Thor, Mts. pet sack of 2801 M. DVSLUI, JULY 19.—? M only alterative wo have to Mott to WUrreadal of wr Out Market anal Tomb la Imam sera, whisk wss tech ad. ebesper, aid dull of eat et the rediestlas. &me amaplas el sew rapereet ; W ippered quslity goad. and the mhos eire be noted at 2oa. to 21a. hits what. ado, dd. to 24e. dd. ,• red ditto, 21s. fd. to his.; barley, fie. ; area. fa. ed. Kilt. ed. per Mar.; artimel. 108 ed. to 115. 6d. ; armed door, his. 00. c Ile. la per eget ; LAM tam 2te. liana per 411011.. Ltaintrez, July 20.—The weather is everything that could be desired for maturing sod ripening mops. Ilayntakieg le very groarat ; potatoes to m eut dad' la Urge quantities, free Many disease. of ezaellent quality, end seams at 7d. per woe of lUM. A very doll trade be headmen/fa dgyptian Wisest, Iva per mac Oasts lodise Cora, 17& lot per too • Spaaiiii, 11. Sam yellow Indian Maml , k Oatmeal, IN. 10s. to Ili. WATBlthOlib, int, 20 -Continued fine weather through • out the week, Well to the dull =counts from markets at the other ideis, he. had • Epee al effect on the Wheat trade here; but, stocks beteg 1204. =lgen he= maniksted Buis ciepoiltiou to pram sale,, sad prim mg limite be quoted m this day se=ight. In Barley Na mytkler Ms boss dm. The bolal. transited In Oat. bee Ism =the= sheep to prise. The arrival of Intl= Corn has been Isrp, and In the =ply part of the week experienced= intim deem/. at full rates; the =cite Mace report= at Liverpool Om checked buyers, and priest dun= the tart day or two have glwe way Id. per barrel. !loos In Improved request. Present quetations :- ! Deeded : barley, Rladiet . per 16 stone. 9.. to 10. 00. Oats. white, petite in., 9s. 34. to ild.; black, 0.. Od. I. 9a. 3d. Dried and foreign: Wheat, Irish mill, per 30 store, 12s. to 23.34. • i ship ping, Ins. Gd. to 215.; Pub= 23.. 34. to 22.. 9d. ; Yr 1114401 JD. hi. to 23e. Baltic, 33e. to 24a. bar ley, grinding, per slot= 10.6 d. to 11. 6d. Oats, white, per 14 stone, le. 34. to 9e. 94. ; black, 9.34Lt0 9..414. Mar, soperline. per sath, 30e. to 31.; 36e. Od. to 29. ; thirds, 21. to 225. ; fourths, the. to *than Core. per 20 at, Danube, If. 3d. to It.. 9d.; Arnett. can, yellow and led, 13.94.9. Ire. Od. P.irtugusee and Egyptian, Its. Od. to 13a. 3d. ; Preach, white and yellow, 13.04. to ; da maged, for cattle, 104. to 12.04. Indian Corn real, per cwt., 7.04. to 7s. 3d. Oatmeal, les. le Ins. 3d. B ran , p er 6 stone, 3s. 6d. to 3. W. Imports this week : Osta, 75 qrs. ; Behan Cora, 6,202 qra.; Flour, 234 seeks. Laporte : Oats, 93u Mts.; Flour, 1,622 sacks. KIIIIALDT, July 20.-During the week, with the 'if:op tic). of a slight thunder storm on Wedneaday, the' weather has been dry and warm, under the intonate of which the white mops have made rapid progress, although more rain would be of greet benellt to the Osts and green crops. At out country markets th is week the supplies of all deeerlptitee of grain continue mall, for which there was a good demand at last week's rates, which holders reluctantly submitted to. llere to-day we had a fair supply of Wheat, with small of Barley mod Oats. Wheat may be quoted 64. to Is. per qr. lower, and barley and Oats Pd. to 1. per qr higher than the prices of I lest week. Wheat, 33e. Od. to 4:s. 64. per qr. Barley, 15s. to 2.15. W. I Oats, 16a. to 21.6,E Oatmeal, per big of 21101 b., 275. CATTLE, ite.—Mon OR ORD FAIR, July 17. The niartrt to.dar has bent a very poor orie, with scarcely a mingle trans. action. The show of settle was also inferior. BOSWELL'S FAIL —At this great annual market oa Thursday, the en ply of Lambe win entailer than last year, and the quality was ed generally inferior. Business 000rtaued to be very Laird during the early part of the day; but about II o'clock a brisk trade was esperlenetd, and in the mune of two hour* nearly the whole was dinner of. The top tots of bred Lembo brought 'rem Ile. to lee. • escond quality, from Ir. dd. to las. Best EMI of half bred lambi brought front Ir. to IGs. • and dame of infeilor qualities were gold as low as Its. The show of . Sheep was ecarcely eo great r Wt year; and the quality wee de ideelly tartlet. lien-bred Hogs ranged from 2r. to 268. Cheviot Hogs sold loom Ike. to 20s. Upon the whole, taking quelity Into consideration, Mat year's prices have been %fly realised, The .apply of Cattle wart nnuntally large, con sisting mason entirely et grunts Beers of which a large were Irish. The demand was but very limited, and at the close many lets remained unsold. Priam ranged for three-year-olds from 91. to 111 two-year-olds, from GI. to ff. Ira; and year-oida, from 43.. to SI. Mich Cow; of which there woe but a smill number of goal quality, art with a dull sale, at prices varying from Gl. to 13. Fat Cattle brought Ss. to Si. rid. per imperial stone. The field pre sented a large show of HONSee suitable for draught and saddle. The former, ter which these Sae but little inquiry, brought from 201. to 231., bring Hoes of rood 'damp, and fit fir any purpose. Among the Utter there was considerable busters done, good Horses realism; from 24. to 331., although some were sold at a higher figure, and ens Ise animal reached 701. POULTRY,&e.—NIWaATII ACID JVLT 20, Goslings, Is. to ds.; fowls, Is. 9d. to 3*. 6d.; capon., 3s. to ni.; chickens, Is 9d. to 2s. 3d.; ducks, Is. 9d. to 2s. 6d.; rabbits, 10d. to Is. id.; leverets, 2s. Gd. to 3s. bd.; and pigeons. 64. to Bd. each. i >stead Fresh batter, U. to I Id. ; Eogluz do.. 6s. to 12s. per dozen lbs.; Irivh eggs, Gs. 6d. to 3s. 3d.; French ditto, 4s. 9d to 3s. 9d.; and English ditto, M. to 7s. per 120. FISH.-tILLINOSOATII, JULY 20 -thlestre,Bd. tots 24. ; per lb.; tarbots,2o.6d. to 10s. 6d.; cod gsh, 2a 64. to 6... brlll4,ls. to 2s. 6d. each ; soles large, Is to la 6d. per Mir; do. small, Is. 6d. to 2 4 . per dom. ; eels. ad. to 10d. par lb.; lobster; 6d. to 2s. 6d. ; crabs, 6d. osch ; shrimps, Is. 6a. to 2a. per gallon; nrswns, 2s. to Ss. per lb. ; mullets, 24. to 4d. each ; wholly*, 2s. to 2s. 6d. ; smelts, Is. to Is. 641. per doz.; mackerel, Sd. to 6d. ; plats* 3d. to 6d. ; gun. Dots. 9d. to Is. ; haddocks, 6d. to 14. • ditto, dried, 21.t0 441. ; carp, ' Is. to 25.; take 2s. to 3.. each; s ka te, 3d. to 4d. per lb. Oysters, comma, is. to6l. per bushel. PUBLIC SALES. ILLY 19.—8 y Messrs BLAKE, at Ciarraway's.—Fifty.fire mu of frmhold building ground, land tax recleaned, situ. ate at the sout►ern unman of Croydon, about a mils 'rose the railway stations--nabositted in 48 lots, 48 of which sold or 7,M31. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY, iCLY 22, 1850. men of the following places at morning. —The stations we The State of the Waather at Niu• o'clock on Saturday arranged in order of latitud Mama" wino. limed raw. iiil4lC. of 50Mo et Weather. Ihmsornt rows Posmosoora Rannoroca. ItaAnnie .......... 011111t4WICli ...... Otoncisnma aluautri ■ Uviarom. M &minima. w■mm Deauisorueg HarnarooL ItaArnim Weisz -...... BRIM= 014180 W Rotwuntria Dvmoiut BHIPPING INTRLLIORNCR. est Onmegiedsaisobs " opal, Le.n CASCALTTIN. Co 'Mr. from Livseponl to New y,rk, has he mkeglien Point. eiehte of the ptateette•e 114. Je. o ff s's, Newfoundl an d, on 24th Juse.—Narts u , N Bobo (Brieids brig), Thompson, has been wro c k m km Saabs ; mow sod pat of cargo eaved.-1.1, " Sommiss, Juts 18. qttb . Tateso, Pmehard, of Jersey. from lestka to Bits* Imam! met. Branon's eef, A gri! 4 ! id em it ,. I . " mimeo, sod two rin d rs R eased ; Mid ed the masts; emend m et', r ewar d , and Kee wease l% Davis' left *robin in the en g, and an believed 1) 4 -4 !sods/ on the Bloods Point.—Ma ue ition May 20 . M A I AIIaITED. I Hamburg .................... Hollaad ..................... Lisboa .................... Nelda ... .. . .............. India Southampton ........ ladia vitt Marseitlas ............ Bottom and Halifax,. . ...... Wails arid Havaastatt ........ Wen India """• Brasil ........................ DC~ •RRIVED. Aram -elf Bristol, July 21, fora Amo.-at Bristol, July 21, from ......... Arusaer-of Deal, July 16, from ....... . Aourcowar -at Portamoutb, July 19, frsoi Afros-at Grovesvert, July 20, tram Assona-at Gravesend, July 20, (ma Anna Ibera-al Gravesend, July 20, Autarr-at Gravesend, July 21, from. Pommes-at Gravesend, July 20, fr om Burs-at Bristol, July 20, from ..... Berwr-st Dover July 16, from .. ... HCRIANOT•iI- atHull, July 19, fru', C.ernenrivs-st Oreeneek, July 17, from . , Causuyrre-et Hull, July 10, froo . CALYPSO-at Falmouth, July 14, from Cwentorrs-at Llverpool, July 20, from Castecnra -at Uorrnol, July 20, Irma Cs.ana-at °ravened, July 21, from Ctry oa Lo- non-at Gravesend, July 19, CAROMS.-at Graoserd, July 20, fr m CAWILLL-at °revered. July 20, from ...... Dourriraa Mama at °reverend July to, r m . - DISPATCII-1S OTRVIRPOd, (Jul, 20. from Damn-steraveseed, July 96, from ............. Dow-of Deal, July 19, from Dawn -off Falmouth July 11, fr0m...... Bar-at Cardiff, July 17, . roamer, Bourcirta-at Falmouth, July 11, from Ernors-at Bristol, July 21, from... ... Eusasern-at Gravernd, July 20, horn Beasem-st Gramm& July 20, from. ........ Foirmcans -at Worpool. July 20, tram...... . ivatainm-at Grimsby, July 19, from raourroso-at Falsourth, July 19, from Germ --Of Mires Head, July 16, GINAFFS-itt Granaied, July 20. from , Flsraosners -at Gravesend. July 20, from HAPIT-atOravessed. July 20 from HAWK-at Queenstows„ July 16, from , JANTINA-112 Gravesend, July 20, from ....... Jonanna-ut GISPORDI4, July 20, from JONA ADD IRARILLLA-At Crayoned, July 20, from Joss Clorox-of the Start, July 19, from Vlninermiturra -at Liverpool, July 20, from Levan-at Liverpool, July :0, from Ltairra-at Liverpool, July 20, from LUCIA-at Gravesend, July 20, from Inuits-at Graresend, Juiy 19, from LTIKASP.-04: Dml, July 19, from !Attu-of Deal, July 19, from . Lava,. Lose-at Oravevend, July 20, from Mansaurr-rd Plymouth, July 19, from asortaer-.t Liverpoot, July 20, from , Mtnutto -at Gravesend, Juoy 19, from dlaasucm-at Gravesend, July 20, front MALVIYA-St Gravesend, July 20, from Sierra C rya at Gravesend, July 20, from .. MAROARRTNA AND MARIA-at Gran...end, July 20, from NORFOLK TAR-at Fleetwood, July 19, from.. , NIBRDS-81 Newport, July 19, from ...... Oamutt-at Liverpool, July 20 from Ore.:. -at ',rave...end. Ju'y Po, from Sin HAPPARLX-at r raresend, July 21, from Pasta- at Gravesend, July 20, Seta i-st Gravesend. July 10. from Turas-et Gravesend, July 21, from Tattury -at Gravesend, July 20, fum Farrow-at Graovend, Jot, 20, from Tarron-at Gravearnd. July :0, from Tatum-at Gravreend, July 20, trom Trivisroci -sot Queenstown, July 17, from Una-at LJ•erpooi, July 20, from %Immo-at Gravevend. July 20, from Watson-at Gravesend, July 20, from . Wu. Baru s.or-st VI month, July 1 0 , from Woot. Pacw-at Liverpool. July .0, from ''' SAILS Au, LIVAITpOO , . July 20, to Bens-from Gravesend, July 29, to__ 3 N ANNA -from Liverpool, July 20, t 0... BAH/AKA-from Newport, Jule 19, t 0.... Coat-from Falmouth, Ju ly 19, to SOCCISAT -from Liverpool, July 29, to Dos Asvowto- from Grsvesend, July 20, to Fa.* Er from Null, July 19. to act.now-firm Dee, July 20. to Gotta- from Liverpool, July 20, Io ....... FLOIINCN-from ftr .vesend, July 0, to . Ft...a-from Liverpool, July 0, to ...... Grrasta-from Gravesend. July 20, to Guinea GIOVA -from Shields', July 19, to Hu:a-front Falmouth, July 19, to .. iftrms-from sh , elds, July 1%, to lessat.ta-from Shields, Joey 19. to Isastuu-froni shields, July 19, to Justia-from Liverpool, July 20, to Lwaram.-from Shied., July 19, to Lose Cl. Br verses -from Deal, Jul. 19, LIIKZAND -tram Plymouth, July 19, to Leap J. Reanu.-trorn Gravesend, July 11, to Xaynowsa-from Gravestearl, July 10„ to Nsurtowia-from Gravesend, Julr2o, to M•ATINA-fro Falmouth, July 19, to hiswosarr -from Queenstown, July 19, to °ETTA-from Llmmonl, July 20, to ()WIN OKINDOWIN -from Gravesend, Jul , 20, to PALANPOIS-from Liverpool, July 20, to Cactus Virroara-traut Plymouth, July 19, to ROLLA-from Hull, July 19, to Rovsa-from Shieldo, Jut 19, to Game-from Liverpool, July SO, KAPPA'S *MONT -from Liverpool, July 29, to RtooDova-from Uverpool July 20, to . Srituro-from Uverpool, July 20. to SOLDAN-fmmOrammad, Jul 91, to SPANS/WWI -frum Plymouth. July 19, to Taos. awn Isassi.ht -from Shields, July li, t Uttar-from Grsvesrud, July 0, to Qat MUM I Cr •• to , . '• 't VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Cuarmaii ! frnea Sierra Leona for rtymeatb, J.,:y I, Coxsy.yrpmets, from Loudon fur Sew 7.e‘srul. los. SS E. nAUPLT (Briti.li ship). from Ilohar. II.L• stserics tor tb, e r.. 4 • Ai lat. 12 S., 'son. 63 E. INGIAVOILD Wineford% June 3. lit. N•'n :I " KIII.IIIIIINI NNW Alf FORSIS, Aprit ' It • • F. Loup Srionar losigraist shi , o. 11:!ta....;:h :or y' Y. June Y. lat. CO <l.e. 24; 2W. ilet.evwca. Iron Nit flullip for Inr.l 2', 1 .••• S • 26 W. PRA4I. hoes Moulmein for Fa2nDouli, lxe v w• Itoy.t.nrr (eeboonee). July : it. 42 S.. w. SUALify Ally 1, UL 41.43 N., AdTeTtigettleflt.] -TUE NATI:R.II..IND l ' sxlrrßat (+rms.- It you wish to ewe, study nature . this gable in making ornamental hair, as un:er• the Pfe'im , wearing it is imitatod. so complete a tratraformaiion tales as Byron says-. A mother w.M.I not know her Non. - Sows haring Numerated Dep.'s! V. rah-la:fon in prolne.nit imitations ce nature lure given the num. of :Se Inristb:e Vele.; d.na Held or ti l os to their priutu..•ti gra, and tee enah:rat to offer :tog • 3 both earner and gent', men. torn 'maws anti a halt 'Tara: tr. They hkewi a pre* nt an infanib:e tura:, of maaurne. : round of he head; from car to c ar acro-Nihe rim of the head ; :re= f irehead to poll, the measure to he taken sr .in a peeve of tape, au.: smAl brk of hair enelosrak which Ira 11w clowlr matched, b. , ta colour and quality. - Address, Bass and Sow, lip and 120, &govt. gme-strsi t, Lemen. [Advrrtioement.]—A WorND IN THE LEG CrItED se ItoitosrVe. ShSTISIENT ANT flea--Ethlet S lister from Yr. F A hmst nutoco, di. Itme-street. Coserr•irarden -••• To Professor ItolOwar. Sir.- ror years I had a b d be. and about four years Aga an atweraw Limed, wh an the treatment ad pad by several meal cal men 'aded to heal, ana 1 dop.r.rral of • cure. LveA 11. y friend reconrdwiakit your medicines. and, N their u.O alone, 1 ..oen faund WWI PM Walk ern mile. a dor wa i l SS erest e.m. a. when I 114.• : grea t improvetnent. and in a few week . s 7 kg was perfectly cunt revs old. and new lam - Sold by id drusrasts, ant a: Trefewe: ilolloway's establishment, .4 !, Strand, louden. BIRTHS, MAKRIAOI I B. AND DIIATH:z. BE MoNT.--July IT, at Num-pure, Ilay-NT, Lay 130am•-•'. of a *on. aM IMF:4.—July 17, it Poulton-eam-Oemorahe. Chertr.re, • of W. Chamber; Mai. of Uteri, ot ,14a.cht..r. IVIMEV.--July IC at tatalow.r.a4 Newtown, routd.orq. , ! , wife of Mr.C. of a .I..matcer. OKF.DEM.-:July IT, st Tamorta, Dorsetahur, the 'do 0: %%. tikeiten, EN :of ; daughter. 8114NLR.—July IS, at Farnham Cagle, the v.ie u! C. Mil., a( a daughnr. YOU:W.—July la. at Couuter.hal, New-aasa, lb* Infe t, jun., Esq., of a &lusher?. MARRIAGES. eltloP—AL7sEß.—Julr 17. at R. Vann., Itill.-pent...te Klan. M.A., of wine. Colirso. w MIMS Lokusa, •'• bite B. Alder, EN. CATER —SAVER.—JuI! In, at E. deld ;what chlyol. ' the Ite.. .1. Fmndl" V l rnr "' Thorahsll. )oun.rer 803 of J. Cater, Km, 14.i.ent Kent and ‘ l, o‘‘l 9. vlsriett Fr.mee. daughter of It. , ayor. Egi , of rierregost of Sibtonq ark, sutfolk. OAKI I 7IEIt 11111)111ack.,_Jit7 id. itßh , ' rtr, Nei,. by Marshou, 11. too.lnt.r, rm., of Ashford, to KIMJA. ti. :Ate Lieut. Pratt telt, K.S. t. ARKI AS PIAIM It. —Amy 17. at At. John'. Choreg, . t h e it., t%. AM., T. P. Luton., Foy. t.e" , to Klan Anne, eldest daughter of J. It rlnatb, Ky. DEATHS. BONNKT.—JuIy lk at Poltava, Ur elms, rot of 51:a 111:...t aged 20. EATON.— July 15, at Ilath• og.lana, T..nt.nr , uth, llama Ann. I 4 of Mr. Elk*, jun.. aged Id. IS. at .`ennieb, Margaret .t.. the behrn‘l • . 'f John entry Jona% ...tenor, 01 that peso, haring 3 alketlortato hualmad and two young childrati to arp:ont W r O llr o 22. JON EA.—July 19. at his residence., Ilertw-hia, Surrey,Joll3 knor, Voy., In the SW year of Ns Mated sad publiebril by Wns.us Kum hates.. N. amt. Is thr Qq cd Lando& Pont", u lbt Mao. IA West. Is Ye mint cd tiblicklbse—bluimay, Jots A 11," July 27 hl7 Alit 7 28 0 ' 14, 4 21 0 Aug, 7 July nti&n,„ r,?....74 ~, ~- u,~,,"~ ..g~i~ .N - 4 74 • • .):. - Jrn Pet.r. krt •• Tr 1.104 Au.ko:ntv .. ....... ..wit•ry ....... Dar.hirt ..... Cie!: Areh;i4 River ()arab : , %Ist Afrm '''' '"'' 1.1 5m4 .Pr ***** CoAtte eTn 1 , . n,-„ . .111n..r.t.1 !.: Nr • Tar :4 _..•t