The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-13 00:00:00

Lubbers, the three Messer' who bad retired, but sieved themostne MN re Westin, wen this peep sod, sad ethos this earl lees don a shanhebise seed NSW penesed Mr. Nee rah, east he was ereseded by weethert sherehober. sad his sun wee pet to the maniac sad • thew a beads sidled be for all the csadidates. The sheers sale teat Moses. leeks sal Lashisitos had • meerity, but he was deektfal as muds Mr. fithissor sad Mr. leastriek. sad he said Ise • esseed show of sad hiss &SIM ties tha seibeity weirs e iliaser of the beeseFemerasam. The isminbi 6 60 " that Mr. liselithit this NM s p oe• &seeded. sad the elehmee apes nerves that they ▪ p seem pee If they plank bet he bail puede steak is his plebe to Bride iM Wades TIN plebe was Sellemel la an a4dehtileppe led 6 eel** at Sabi. Ides ealesell se the seam when the seeing Mg bees WI est die theism arm- bard nom Mr oh ASK ibt Maidrite 100 air 1100, eel that tho laser had beim duly sleeted. Mr. Csasehers here sailed *s the peedeesioa of the paper e the member ad saes Ise the pesos ef aliens that that ebbe, sad Dlr. Scheeler wen the say esailidates Mr whom say rotes wen takes. flajent Clausen saki lobed and pas the paper hat be would admit that the ha was at mated b lb Inra.4 eked. N.inee nee give is Mt ether geatimase e lessees they did en es le thie pelt. kb. Clashes. all be theeid seised . th at the bar sedidasee west is Mtpi. sa d est ame sees bad twee gins ter thw tlee paMsmrm,t o rthreed Me. &kw , err were the casabas' The whose, le emewes ail t ar e i tther casabas pet by Ni. Chamblee. see that he mabsessett that en the fay en& data meet N the pao. The plaintiff chimed he have Sea elected. led NAM the athletes of the chairman to the Met that is arms had bees gives to Mr. Nicks or Mr. Lathier tee. By &sent Clisaseil—Mr. Niche sad Mr. Leshistes wen the lest medidetes who wen peepseed, sad this Mr. {chewer esti Mr. Resta*. The Wiseman said that the two Is. sawed patinae. &sly had • majority, sad the rely dilkelty was whether Mr. Rested or Mr. Schuster had the mates shore of beads. Hs did set remember bents the Aeneas declare that Moss. Nide sad Lull *tat wen duly elected. The shairmae mid he could sot decide which bad the majority, sad a poll wee the &- mufti. By the Court—When the yelling was over the thermos said that Mr. Bthaster had the majority of votes, sad he ltateved ke deektred him I. be duly shekel. The trespass Isis *Seined, Mr. Clambers said this was the pialatirs sass. Ibrbeet Chiseall submitted that so sem had bee made eet. The Chief Bares said there was se mes at all. It s pealed to bite th at the Maimed bed sot bees duly elected. Mr. Mambas eked his lordship to reserve the prat. The 011ie Maim seed ha wield do so. There was ciao queries of but. however, spee.wbek he thee& it risk% to talie the spleiseof the juryoellith wee, whother= ... sciui diced it se selenene ky , mesiee that the rely to be beteesa Neste. thisiter sad Maerith.9l7:lo7 ship added that it appeared to him to:be a parka sewn, to say that Mr. Inane* had bets duly siestmL &east Chasell and be shield Sub te Wens a few observation to the jury see the point, eel Is the last piss* he desired to remove the kapse that the &nem de sired to art with say disseartsey towards Mr. Remick. Th 7 won the rignseatatins of the ehanholdero genitally, sod were boond to pens* their rights, and amordiag to their °nubs Mr. fitesteith bed set bees legally slotted, sad they therein Wind te permit Wm to am as a tenets. The learned enjoin: thee briefly referred to the bets, sad said it was perfectly .lea that Wart Nicks sad Lashisites bad ben Wean by • anierity of the shareheiders pretest; sad that whet ahererans took lane was surely • struggle teetwees Ibsen. Schuster sa d Bastrickke the third appolet• neat. The Chief Barre them left it to the jury to rapers their °patios* whither the seeds uadetstood that Messes. Nicks sad Inshisittra had ben elected by a stow of has& sad alto whetter they were aware that the pollia which sub st queatly took place wee merely benne* the plaintiff sad Mr Shuster. The jar, auswend both quer ioas fa the siltrmative; sad • indict was neeraiegly recanted for the ashadaat spew the sun issue, the poles et law Wag reserved, however, for author cosideraties. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—GLouCurros, ACO. 12. duos ms. linos Mn.usisa Casio. or Houma or ferakvariow. Elaszbet4 Bubb, • repalsive-cooking worm, aged 40, was eharKeet with the wilful murder of Maria Hook, at Chunks=, in May last Mr. Huddlostos and Mr. Powell were count for the prosecution, and lir. Pigott defended the rimer. There was also • chugs of manslaughter against the prineter tegether with a moan named Richard Ho-k, but the court first fried the female primer on the Jun 'Mous charge. Mr. Huddleeton hung addressed the jury, called Mary Buthspe, a married woman midis( ow the pri steer at Churches, who deposed that the moo Hook was • widower, and that the primer lived with him. Remem bered swim the downed, on frequent maim when the chillies of Bubb wan at meals, groveling on the deer and picking up the crumbs that tell from the breakfast table. Due did not Lek for food, but picked up anything that she could get. Stems la • very filthy state is her perm, and appeared tokens° Minnow empt an old frock, which was open at the bock. The prig:sees children wen well fed, but the dememed appeared " cut away for weal." There was plenty of food for all, but winter did not ne anyteiog gives to Ma is Hook. The whom spoke to the prissier having of several ocoseins km of the demised as • " nasty lit 1• devil." As oho wee lying on the glom! pickles up the crumbs the prism, mid " if she did aot got up she would kick her is two." Oa me occasion when she went out to work the prisoner left a piece of bread of about is big as her three I gen fur Maris Hook's dinner, and two larger ppllemu of breed. ono for each of the other children. She rii.oper) told mite's' that the deceased had been tailing her thee abet It, sod added, " sooner than the d—d nasty little devil should tell bar father anything she would kill her." The wanes was crose-emaited by Mr. Pigott at some lurk aul admitted the child was dirty in her perms, ap ron oily habitually so. Zama Jacks= was next trailed. She had known the pri soner shout twelve Meathe. Mrs. Houk, the mother of the diseased child, died shout twelve modes before the chid's , death. The primer was a airier of lin. Hook, and went to live with Richard Hook on his wife's death. Hook had thus other children besides the deceased; they von all Mkt than Marts. The primate bad two boys of her own, at d en and twelve years, and they all lived together in Hook'. hem. The deemed was bur years old whoa eke died. Witness Fred is • room adjoining Hook's house ceder the same roof, for Moot twelve months before the share death. At the time of Mrs. Hook's death the dinned skid was •Ma hale 01, and appeared perfectly well. After her mother's death, however, she bogs. to mute away, sad got groduelly foto • very tagged and dirty condition, and looked wane and wons every time the witness saw her. The pri sone did net gin the ebild food enough, and when the west out in the mersing to work she would give her a piece of bread to fret her for the 67. The child would ask ier food. The poisoner missed her issued of girls, her food. Pri nces was oestionlly in the habit of be stin g sad illusirig the diesesed child. Had eses Mrs. Babb Min teat and letter at • time when the child was mini her bread, but she gave her SINN, thank she would and her a small bit up Main sheet as big as three angers. The prisoner's own ohildren wen treated well and hod the some food as the pri soner henell. The child at length got so weak that she was not able Natoli. and was in tie habit of crawling about the nem es her hisels and knots. Tommie the Let she wee la the Mummy earner upon • Imp of raga Witten fee wily gives the child food, which she seized hell of in bath leer heads and devoured ravenously. Had sees the primes best the deeneed more than 20 thou. Had seen M mashies the child I. sold water soma two or three menthe before its death (it died cc the 24th May). Saw her pall the child out of the tub, push her awns the MOM. and emelains, " Toe d—d young bitch, you'd never die, sod Whin 'll ever kill yea." Had frequently heard tin primer wish the Mid deed, cone her, and call her bad mom am her b at the Add thres weeks before its death. Os the neseulng of its death, at 4 o'clock, Miters was celled into Rosh's house by Bubb, who said eke thought the child was drug. Witness found the child ow Babb's lar, groan leg dreadfully, sad it died at 8 ~'cloak. Bubb cried • little just as it, child died, bat har tears seemed to have bean drawn forth by fright at the child's dreadful appearaaoe VI the Wain of death. 14r. Potter, a etboslassiter living at the distance of about a quarter of a wile from the Minn of Hook, deposed that ha had known Hook sad his family for yeses pest, and had pitted with sad nursed his ski! Ono day, on amiss home, he found his wile frodiarthe child at his gate. His wit. gen her three pinta of bread and batter, which she ate voraciously, and appeared in a most &stiletto ccodition. Tit: , child was in a filthy condition, sad the only article of dims es her person was an old stud frock. She would have sates amber piece of bread and butter, but witness thought it would sot be right to give it her in her weakly eeuditiou. Witmer told her to some again next day, when be gen her some dimmer. She was there for hours before dinner time, waiting at the pa's. Blur came daily for weeks, and ap always in the same pitiable plight. She was a perfeet skeletou is body ; bee whim he saw the body at the inquest he could not recognise it meths ease child, from iseciatioa. Whoa he first saw the child at his gate be supposed the child to be some beggar's child, and did not nevelt* it as Hook's, from its altered appearance lace Its mother's death. Witness fed another child at Hook's which also ems to his douse for food. Several other pencil who lived in the neighbourhood were enabled, and they all agreed in the socomes they pre of the neglect and Ultrestruent of the unfortunate doomed by the primmer. The "argent who ezanived the body wee not called when the last available train left Olooreater. It was stated that the deeeeesd's body weighed only Sib, the woad weight of a Addeo its birth. The deemed was more than tour years of age at her death. NORTHERN ClRODlT—Lete.eifEt, AIJOIIWr 9. Bayou Ma. Jarrna Csaanniu.. Rio. v. Tllollreon MID 0/11111M.—DMILIUDING Tin Corral's. This was as indictment for a conspiracy, abiusi_es the defendists. Her ry Thompson, &noel Tillotson , and Thomas Wiliam Madden, with scmpiriag together to remove coat lain goods from a bonded warehouse at Liverpool, whitest payn.eot of the duties thereon, with intent to defraud the customs memos et the MEM. Tine was another mint charging the deleadants with onesphies together to remove mina wises wittiest lemma of the duties ; sad a third inset abstains the deflodeet Thempasa with aeaspiting with senate poems sakeewe to defraud the Qesea. The Atsrao•Oeunial, is iss the ease, amid that Ude bus pes - et the beams el her .1 1 4 • ; LITSAPOOL, MI6; 11. Two smut's- ef the pease for the ssetbne dleteloe of eftb aisigir ores 'posed as is lucky looters Mr. Awls , Mishima mILMe. J. Oresswelt. The loodoese sea wooed to.day.. Afar the meat totalitarian, Mr. Julies Wl Ruse, why =tta the Meal' Chart, "delbeered the 41stima to MO ry. *B4wm by Jail/ gel =t es li4.ll. soloy, CP* reweehed, 108 owe, ber tbe whale Ow MG reselied showed Set th e pews& sea was sot low Man lu. Tbh was a swattir esearetiot greater Oen . twee Lat dot sentawaselass. Be ow. to lad tint a great properties ef the New of I wet swine efts rester. Uwe were omega them three dunes of alibi warier sod 14 of awaslaughter. stably 17 Mated we of *MAK AM Owe ware 1$ Oases of salteless wi m p 4 41 firearms wta t a u t to I 4,lwith bugler,. 6 Moberg .yam 4 with ferro 7. Is tee ef the sews deaden. ins was alleged is have wen sowailled tea yam ono. the other upwards of *yea 'the 7 . 4 nled =Ti l ith igili the we rl d ew as a d lreag e rblee er &st oma = reepeaelbb spew Tbe sowed Me other wee. Weft le i g li al ar hfle: tlea lIMO sight otherwise aria. Ha delivered ea elegant ohiliZolhiost dreakeasse. wed stated that obee.teatits of Au _ 'was Mews the jadise elesefteetlyer Mt reedy ad Mas kaki/1121ft( lessinithag Maw. Me ew. issued the mane whit\ many warbles era task if resett le, to the bese4mtessti sad osateoded that Is treed be seta better U they get abet teheshamat was asteally swimr at beam The asses tried dries the day were peesseerl of se geoid Delft Waist. New Pons otosa—amiss is.. hewn Ciewwers. The beelows as KM Mae esawassead shortly before twohe *Week. The attosiones of bendelete wee:etpally as greed se ea hewer maiim. no sow may h lot yet polglehed, pewasstag aded Sev se heav bat eral eieh It is oadieslail that the ilools mill be w seese._ , wen disposed ef. sorer iellkh tha bedews of the soon W arm •ter • hog* of tine was eirgewled by roma of then being so causes fa veadhaeas to pressed with. Is Ihe are of M.Wertsr a Thaw= feted) we erdwesne a MMII for a beetyoes weat Is Nasegeease of maxe. thejesocar who W woffollod ho lbw The is.. we. ordered to stead over Nadi the followtag day. At ter o'skelt, there being se bestains to praised with, the mart adjourned until the folletriag neestag. Kof wee Atmintrammtal WWII tits 448 . 114 . 1 . 1111 . Thempies, who woe • wisithemikast mei Importer e.g. e~iis bodsies at Lie. 1, the diefeedasts Theme awl wbe win c. . inisil ibe swum ' at 1049P01. for ossapiehe isglei s s: 4 - ed the rhesus, mg bosom it woe somiern to the Irk Walk; wh woe sedissild by three husks& It woo to ems that • Imp duty was payable is M t h e :::=2 fordo wine for minsaspdos Imo the soesky t Oa the wine Misr heed it Ira mews" huh oast wire maid N bonded Willehilliela." as" the duty Woe set payhia es Os wise use it ties tokon est of ihtes wishiseem fir *eh seraphs. Is ash worehowes ibe atioilleids bed hilt ' pardeake sengsglmoste. whin ` weeeeppisyskith to km mhos, end to each them we • ems with two .this ihe ruesof ":3 1 41:1 1 4 by the iserobsat. sad of the' other by rearrehoess ease' isliod • " kraloar," whew emsr, le esi 16 shoed hi that heed wohhoess= sh el esesilly the wises WNW is ash a ohld wily bo sherrod wish tits oessasesses of dm .Naist sad 'the ken. Shwas the rem WI sad lid he kokidesa im pron had • beak wok is • heeded wow elated% Tanks," of WWI the ohs' two =Moos and Medics. with khan ; end the elihre dm Weasel T_koneemt we, that he, 16 be with the Mho two beesedeati, maim phew , ha resismil SOS hello se who between the peois sod 1842, without 'RON TM he deny throes, sad with SW osy properwas authority. had ~de ef delivery ohm Was rais from • hip washy is sear es Sew the wise and ba this mods est • sots of the meek .sendoustosta aids ash, led dolihrod that ash sad the Na to • saner, eel that sots wet haled " a hoot ohs.* [TM mese deilversi ties Ws' hi the "cart sae" 0 the loam at Os beaded winhoese to whisk the wish wee any sod tat Wm indwell Oho " sort sea"' it a week% sod se ts/a the rids it assured is • book asked the " tithes blisk"sed plead ths wise is the wirehair& lithe isirehost wilted is soh vs do who to hasher worehosh he Mod • mikes mud to the dirmiem it mmpwlfr of ausichi, epos whisk, Asa matter of hoese, the estsperdkr pasted what was Wird a eaffelsaes-cote. is pesseg which to the holm tho who held be removed, and the {shot sawed its removal is his book. TM duty sa the wise wasiablem paid ash it woo sold, whoa it was reseentd oat of the worehones by • proper delivery ohm, gilled a 'slip," send its removalla the way woo unierod la tles loskes'a bock. The Mil mho is gushes had lobe gowned without gamest at duty, by 'alludes with the laths The Noses why this geoesestios was sow issitstod was bosom this hoed Ind *sly rams* Ws' dinsehrod. Marty le lie as lathy woo iselitend Is Liverpool it ft dm meads el wileadso she kWh ii os4 as order ens mods to the the assent of Meek dopoltod the binds" wonehisios thorn The him was • goad dad WWI shoat, end it woe this that Mr. Thomism took a sup width had lad le the Mowery is whisk tat wheat prearielles was bush& Between the lab of May sad the TO of Soso is that year. Mr. Thoupees, by hie disk poised is mini OM oohs el wise, he while le sprite pay the duty. Whoa es inky is gawk an seder dm payment or tin duty is shies, mist a dip, shish ban pal" la • de I=goller, sad he des est dips for the Wish 208 mike. M did bo MI SaSlll6. is get this timothy of who is oOf add, the day as Whit assessed to LOW. This hike sot as usissal twenty to the set of heed at ow oohs' obeinstke, sad It thee apparel that this dip he the Miry of the 208 aia of wise woes ewer peonstail—Mr. Tholoposs, is last, so dash well hawing that the wiser were sot is the whs. bosom This led to legally. It she sphered that by he dilute the wise sesesitant w entitled to • drawls* he leakage on the who to bond sot osioadiag in pro hotpot haus; sad Mr. Thompson would ham bees "molded to this drawback he eh at ones years. whisk wield &asset as little Ism the 3001. TM shiest at lashes was amsheiss in :A dipping" or gati.os the Masao, bat thiesessnorie an ezaisloalion el the slow her. Thampess singe spilled froths drawback, beenes he how wback, well the wises wise sot than to be dip' pi d. This Wag nib moos somidini, the etash•book kart by*, looker wasszamisod, sad it was MEd that them se se Inky 0 the removal of the wines, sod is onisinslies ',the halt it was diesovortd that the Weis were seam The ether two defendasts woes the leilifil employed at Uwe halts, end without tisk issessomel the wises held sat have boos removed. The whole a these Mose had been removed Mmes. the years 1810 sod 1842, at which the the defoodints Tillotoos sad KEN= were lockers of Mr. Thospoia'a landed vaults. It funtsr appeared that, be ors the year 1842, Taisho sad Thee ma had takes a hope of a plant called the Strawboviy gardens at Kronen, where Irian sad Mason ware hid, whisk, as regards Ttllotaes, was aostrary to dm oesteMel 1 regulations. Thu, she, was a sespialess dresmotasso is against Tillotson. These were the Aide be should prove, and which bad lid the governiseit to institute this dos, as a protection to the fair trader and tor the of them frauds. Thomas Brows, for 17 years leading summer is She epitome at Liverpool, proved that liters were shay beehil warehouses in Liverpool over which lockers bad eistral, and in which the seercbants bad their own cam Hs knew Harbord's warehouee. The defondsat= lailL psis had been a wiannershant is Liverpool for malty year, and bad two vaults is Embowers warshosse. In the poets n 1840, 1841, aid 1842, Samuel Tillotson sod Thomas William Madden were the laden of that warehouse. The double vault otcupied by Yr. Thompson use distinct from the net of the warehouse, and could not lawfully be mimed by him without the soceuroinee of the lathers. Is 1848 directiosa were gives he an ensinatios of all the hooded warehsemes I. Liverpool, sad witness wee the diem sailer whom wafts' this 'runic atios was to be carried es. He began it early is 1848, sad the attestion of iserchante we salted to it. Is smotgoesee of Mr. Thomism thin puke a lams saint oddity, he examined the ostrise of Mr. Thomism's wines. TM snows paid for souks for he wines in bead was 1,9511. Them retries were made a pieces of paper called slips, which were the lockn's authority for deliveries the wines eat of bead is his comedy marked as the slips. A book was kept at each warehowo, called the locker's book, which be reused for 1840, '4l, sad '42. This woo • book far the =rhaving hulas made of all the foo ds When to ta as at a takes out. If brandy was added to the wines, whereby the bulk of the wises were Mermaid, that was entered in the locker's book by tat aka. Not aiding the dip bled in the proper cites for the delivery of the 208 Mel of wise cm whisk Mr. Them= had paid so Lags an ,mast of f sty, be esusined the locker's book, and footed Si entry of their receipt, but no Nary of their having been delivered. He then examined the warehouse where they might to have bees baud, ad they wore sot there. Oa the landing of whew Iron the ship a hit wits was nada eel, aid delivered to the sorter, who carried the wise to the hooded warehouse. This out site was mins& Is the locker's book, and $ receipt was missed as the bah of he sari sou, of the delivery of the wise carted. He fess' es 1 catty of Z Irks by the Cato is tliii loeker's book, earn& to Thompeoa's wareheoes is 1840, is Tillotecia'a huh Thaw were port of dm oohs tor whisk theduty wa w a 1848. The witness she spoke to other entries by and Tahoe, is which the ditty had bins paid by Thew es in May and Juno, 1848, of make of wise mead he. various ships to Thempies's beaded warobseso is 1840, '4l, and '42, sad of whisk there was se cony of ilnk hoe* bees takes out of bead or removed by a wsolibrome isider," to any other bonded warskosem A. allowees was mods to leakage of wine oil the paymost of duty, seeseding to the time the wigs was is best This ollowhes woe 1 per asst. Is, the Last year. He bad made a salnlatios of the amest of allowance the '_t Titompeos was what Is is tits payment et the AO* ma bin estries I. 18416 sod k uoismased to 2931.. The wines wan is balky hake, and meld sot haw boss removidwitkout the ureters-- of newel hon. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—WiLLS, Auofrot 10. fravo Comm—Dom lb. COMM% • UNIFOVWDID Crazes OF lawxamows. Mora P.. 0 sorvemlerad W Mho ate triol as ao WM. maim aaargiao Ma whit basing gollfallyoad mallMmoly sat Ira is o wlmst-siow, tM wpm, of Emu ParD sad asottare. . . . . This ;as a esse tibia 'raid Ihs sonallset Wand la the mealy, sad she mad wm eisee‘d bs onilbesina Maitsg Tim pdosser, _a ieeldfi yams men. is lb' oes of very high* regmistable pees" his fatbet• Moles kr sassy ran reseed • large farm of Mr. Leigh, of Maros, sear Itmlheesr, la this musty, verso Ids at is. time sear 12,400 J. a roar. He died in Kay, 1549 ; aad the widow sour Hasid the llama esti! Marsh Wt, when its was to lemo. The primmer with two ether brethas limit with her, sod the prisoner was also the Mont of the Bun Fire OM". at Ilminster. Mrs. Peen woo to leave the lens cm Marsh 26, sad as there was to be a sal. if the furniture em the fist, the Amity left es the mesh* ef the Illth. At skeet sight edict Mos. Pauli, Mir Paull, Charles Paull, the primmer, sad two female smears left the farm, the lodise Meg is a ear drown by • posy, sad the two sanest maids weak' ; the posy was led by Mr. Chaim Paull, sad the rimer walked arca as erased sad some fluids, and mat the .a, which had tio go rather a rousi.abost road. Bees after they W pet • mfte from the, farm a liebt was sees, which ft was aulenrently diamond reseeded hem • Sr. at the term. kir it appeared that within half ea how of the fetidly barley, we of the wheat ricks we disesvered to ito es in An alarm was husediately sad after greet endless the fire war easesei to the rick is which it addends/. The fonds' stock wee famed Is tb• aim of which the prisoner was the agent, aid bad bees for nosy years by the late Mr. Paull. For some time there wen various rowan demi the cause of the ilre,whieb it wr supposed was the week of ea incendiary. At last Mr. Leigh Masi a hasibill, offering 601 for the discovery of the perpetrator, &Wag that the perpetrator had dose it seslisiondy, with latest to agreed the laesranee mompaay. la minsequsisee of this, rumours pot dime that it was mused by some me ef the Paull family, au which they requested the asesser to bald as levied,'" impairs into the came of the floe. This we esesmisady held, and numeress vitae's', examined, epos Wish the boy returned a verdict that the fire was mood by saw penes usksown, and estirely attested dm Paull family from having anythieg to do with it. This blown was held on the 9th of April. 1860, and nothing more was bead shout the matter until May the 6th, whoa sa information was laid spinet Thews Paull se being the guilty party. Thb was solely at the evidence of a man oared John Hard", on old onset of Mrs. Paull, who had bees esamiaed at the Wpm, sad bad stated .one imams. (sets, sad then said that was all he knew about Upon his oddest' Mr. Thomas Nall wee held to bail to mower the pretend charge, sod the whole case for the prom melon is set forth in Ids "videos., which was as follows: John Herb—l bad bees is dm employ of the late Mr. Paull for shines mere as • labourer, and after his death I remained with Mrs. Paull, who resided at Dillieroo farm. Oa the 16th of March last I had a immensities with the pri goner. He awe to me, and asked if I had bon to break fast ? I said, " No, sot yet." He west away, but returned again, adds' if I had bees to breakfast t I said " No, set yet. but I shall is about live minutes." He went, os, and I lobbed my breakfast, and went es and overtook bin is dm park. We walked on together for tome way, and he said be would not mind 61. if those mows were set Sr. to dews in the bartos, seeded"( the clover mow, saving, " 'lover is sot w orth saything • it is mewed so that so puma would aver buy it, and if Ono wow was set ire to they would all go, beams one of they mows stopping there would very likely cause mileosantseas betimes Mr. Chap man and our family, and if it wee dem nose of One family wooed ever be ascend of it, except Jobs. It was very likely he would be messed of it, people knowing he was at Tatham with them; they would think he did it out of Woes; and set daubing It was insured, they would suppose It wee dose with aa Jaundice to Ws the family. I said. "Bat bow about the loosest's, if that was to be done ? " He said, "That would all be right, because it is Insured in soy cola, and "sly by writing, the siesey would be re turned, without say further examination.' I said I would sot do it far tea thousaad pound% and, if I was to do it, I should be sere to be isatehod, and if I was added, I should be sure to be hawed. I said, " Why don't you ask some person air to do It ? " H. said be would not trust ley per. sea with it except sm. I said, " Why doset you do it your self, dies ? " H. said It wild be done semi wsy by a match made of matfett, aid something else—something similar to cigar light, with ease brimstone at dm end of it—that it would mealier sous time before it would mach, and I'll see about ankle( one brawny morning. He said nothing more at that Vise. The family left on the 20th of Mardi, about eight o'clock in the evening. ARK they had proceeded a little way the primer turned beck in the direction of the rick. Sees after Ilse so slaw of fire was giVen. I west to the mirk mad bald it :es ire. The prisoner and is. of his brediereame MOM ea hoar, and ordered eider for those lobo were cedefft to pretreat the other ricks from catching fn. I sold ,teg to him, bemuse I was afraid that any paws abseil am me talking to him. I saw hit nearly day after this. Oa the (kb of April I saw him is the rhhosse. I said to him, "I don't think I shall go to the isquard (there tree se agent bad polelive to the Si), for s ofee't Mn le go." sad, "Toe ban set sad anything .11 asty penes shoot what I said to yin, have yes, that I would net .li d St if those mows were sat te ?" I raid it is pity it should ban happesed ; it is a pity you should he.. done it. He said, " You emu% prne that I did it." I said, yes I eas ; sad if I use to go ma soy that you said you would an 61. to say use that would do it, that would 'viii you, sad if that would not, it would betty my nylon that I yew you ono beck sailer the archway, that would dolt. He mid," Too hen not said anything to say person about it, have you t" I said no, but maw is very touring you knee, dr, mu 701 know very well that I should get 601. is • very little time if I chase (601 had bees sand for the discovery). He said, " I knew that very well; ay life's certainlin your bano's I hope yea eta never le tempted to do tat; sad If I was ever sure that you would say wads/ about it, I would shoot urea sad the heelly weedol be mind air ever. Mr Lie nay shone tho neer/ keno line** he neer will Ink cos you thermals ; bet so f* the inoney,ldesetnisd the Sot , sor yet 1001., 'floe wee% say nytiting ablest it, and I would give it you to at oses VI bed it is ny power; but," be mid, " I will gin It to you by lastalnotots of 61. or 101. at a time ; and If my brother Samuel soma hems hen Australia he sad I will go and take a fans, mad tare you with us. end then we shall be able to do you a great deal of good." I then said, we nun not let people see us Wane together, you know, sir; and, if we do, they will thick we know something about it. I bed beard then had been a reward offend. 1 sew the prisoner again that day in the orchard. He kept an coning to ins while I was et work there, and midge en if I had said anything about it, I said " No. I had not. I was manned to appear at the inquest. The prisoner said he wished the day was over. Is the evening the prisoner breught me a sovereign end put it into my head, and said he would give me live more ant week. I put it ismy pocket and carried it bone, and produced it to Mr. Lsigio u the 4th of Iffey. I was ezandaed at the hares. I did not mention this. coevereations thee. I told my wife of this. Os the 4th of May I told Mr. Mispenu. I was tempted to hang myself several time, booms wheat was dear throe years ago. I was out of my Wad till I told kin. I did net recant any mon money home the prisoner. CMG ISM have told this story MOM than twicos—to Mr. Leigh and Mr. Chapman. I hays not re posed it to myself, as I would say ray rayon, breams, it say penes gni the truth oa their minds it conies out wry e lhe witness then repeated the eannsation word for word, as ha hal given It be. After I had bete to Mr. L.lgh ' about it I slept et his baili ff's, bosun I olld sot like to eine hone, the ;arbour wee media/ for me so ohss. I pet down in a book the sovereign I received fen the psheaw_ to keep se amount what I @head have. Mr. Joseph Add gm no a sonnies es the 110th of April not tomy my na( about what I lad his, that Mr. Thomas Paull had offered no U. to est the now oe In. Mr. Joseph P G A sane to ine is the garde*. I said to an, " It is • pity ihs ars should have kappesed. I would km you to hoes Mat I knew who it ern did it. although I did sot No them be. mire he eland ne Se do it." He midheeseW aq think whatever he amid have den that for. I said he did it to have all the mosey at nee. We lied a lead eceunatios about It. The out inning he aegis to as sad saki, " I kayo boos emit mad sines yes told IM that yeteurdey. I an sate yes ought to los handesisoly rewarded; we wad do It at ens if I Nell speak to mou e sheet it, bet I en shad to speak to mean, far bar boos Win bor." Ho 014 " Yes low sot ead myna. to ons Chuireadaed by Mr. &drat Kerby—He kaew erre of the delivery of the wire exert frees the eater la the hooks. Or of the lockers reared the wises, sad a hero-keeper entered thee is a book is a separate tore Tree were sight double vaults at that warehouse, sad okra serrate eormanicatioas to them. Deliveries of wise fieseerly took place late la the day. Oa. locker Weeded to seek rah. Sometimes may eiesshants would their wises to be delivered at the are tiro, sad = . lO aseerary to roll the casks into the parr eater. Ithe prep sad visits were dark. Oneensessised by Mr. Cowling.—Maddox had bra I. Os sera.. slate 183 6, sad wse the so* of Kr. 'dorm, of Mere Hell, Cheshire, and had bra pectinated **Wa ✓r raw . He was not dreamer iTOIII the cuter, he was Daly eareaded. He was sow a sharers? la Liverpool. Maddox was the locker, sad Tillers tie book-keeper. Wiese had been delivered oa ou omission frost Therpeca's vaults whilst Maddox was at Chester rare. It re Tlllot son's duty to enter the wines that weal is and out of the vaults. It was ao part of Maddr's duty to take stock of the whir Ia the rats. Whoa saisged is a vault his key lid e kt r=l . by Mx, aaatber rik k ies a r . —The keys of the rare was bur fa the erre' SEM sod say locker eras in sad took them dm. The other bets ia the ere resod by the leered wired foe the arra having bra proved, Mr. &drat Murphy objected that any ragtime et Br Wire for rosaries re wins attached to the retro* Thorpe= at the Mrs whoa it we. removed, awl se Or time the 3rd sea 4th Wirier IV., rap. 67, was la tars, irk We had hese ores impaled by the Bth er 9th Viral*, chap. 84, whisk wee mew I. fore', and rare was so tioa is the lareerat that these deli of width the fondant Thereon had respired to defraud the men roe payable under the 3rd sed 91021L1V., rep. X ; they rut, therefor, be takes to be pa whet the iedielieset was ford, the solders hike g MI The 120* mere el the eletwlethsalrieureda. wa *dr that as Maisel ireereisa etr ler Maur In the payment el dart dee le the over read he secept wider tree rise his the enerielia of the erre iharpd.-1110 Warr all he wield rem thus pilsis. Mr. Corns. thee ereithed, ea the part of Madre, that es Brier him than Was se ear. His lordship was very reek Kra erre. The Atemeesy-Chnerel, abet this Wrier free his word fa peer the 4898 rudest Moire ; bat rear against Trews appeared to Ida to he strager, is he had ear as clerk as well as looker, sad sack the eaters of the wines. Hie Lordship saw se distinction intense thew The Attorr-Orral rid he would sot than press the ors against ?Mersa. lir. Serjeant Murphy than sabeitted that there roared so re of conspiracy rare his err, the ors berg given op as to the other two rimers, sad there net bore a Warr of riders that say ass else had assisted se acted Mr Thorpe= la veneer' the rase, sad he weld sot is Merl! tr i La wi rieldp. th —There reit set be riders hi le the ether two persesse yet the jury velar be d of grim that sirs puree ft thus armor kad erre the prow" TBut he wash realer this rime are Mr. firjseat Kerby thee errand re Iry I n esti: awl the AIIIIMPOSINNi Wise 181‘19, r smiled m s aa dairy bar thorium erre leeleass wni be yelleilalK9 Opin of Qom% is& THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 1850. perm sheet bale 4:eir. mid I asid. Me." Ms sell. aI have is , as whey _a the been, sad yea ire erelespe M all I hers gat" I Old I did set wish Mbay asythlag of him, or as of the hue,. Re afterwards pre me the & wooden. Idle net ay to a sus uhaod Perry, a Tee ere pis/ te have Galatea* abet si t t lee. i.e Ms. Ton er ewe of the badly h IMeed Ire let Se riek.hat Mr. Tale ath d sh" .dolally. I Asa beaky kayos eroptitieg shoal It nee Una I de. and es kelp me lied I ilea% key, aerials &beat% del key lan sow neat my heads shah Willa." darn. Whelk& weaselled, bat their editors did set at an Adm. die sass he the preseetalea, Hanley lay had to media lie ilidease el the aliases Mr. Stew. line abeam the Jury as boot of the pd. seem Swim ileopayeasd r olepeesle.datereards. the etroesseCtesses she el wheys BYO% Maw evideeee it was ' the they Nee sae worelaa s Oi . 15,.. The wide Wes a perjured tole, ael= the playas of essnistiag kis yeast order to trilda the reward el 80k eerie kp Web. Aiwa oessearel wi th it power ea the lowedible *team% Ws sea. sad tile war ar is Which hed kis elidease. sad is band willed eats repose itetp It it word bee weed. eke, miss he that bat Rehr te may as. Uta ea k& the jury* ay whither wee weesseery are Ida to es tardier. sad forather damage the ehereeise al this era_ by allay 1k whammy, mad showier that the sus Harris had mid, per jured MataN la dasykop this k. bad sold What he bad bey i d the 1."8": lied The try armed Bald they "kiesS4.4"the' M r.. reale Mr. halm °derides thus NM that shy the ewes; a r ea. wades of wee jury ee to their *she el the ',Haase ei Barrie, is loblek he entirely aneurred, it would sot ho as. =M Ms to Wyss thou at say lesitk. No see Ye Med the was la whit,' dream Hurls had pinta Ms seldom, withist Wei otereiseed that ho auk bye leaned le 'Mew by boort ; Weed be (the leaned judger behead that the me a. or sone ye se Yoked as basalt, bad wham dews the ale, sad that he had loon* it hr heed. As II lees, Ike ease tedrely demoted ea bib ess* may. es there was ea satire away of salve to Muse a reepeetable yeas. area Ilk. the primer to wash, Bedews a ori mi reas b. tlez it. somis t e i t i es i t i llith i f y i e mad set Al obi k .raid a: bitdiesilg sad Massif. thy iseatediatody rat a verdict el Not Guilty, wadi woe revived with load dyes to, a soot Yarded sew% r i te 'wham immediately 101 l die desk erenyaded tol hd, THE POLICE COVETS. MANSION HOUSE. JIIVIItTLII Callan AND PAZINTLL NDOLICT.— Theses Me, a diminutive fellow, 12 years of ap, wee sharp& with Ugrian steles a blanket, is which a sleeping leant was wrapped. James Roes (664 City Poliee)—At 1 *Week es Friday Aeneas 1 saw the misuser ruantag slug a must Dear Heendeli•el, mad sedum's/Jag to usual a blaaset wider his freak. I suspected, when I petioles& that he limit towards Pettiosat-Ime, the giMo shale in plearkir, that hi was ping so hies esetemer OW., DOI I Mild blea what hal bad pt. He said he had his mether's Masker, and was going to sell it ter her. " Thee," geld I, "yes wen emu with N. to your mother." Rather thee go to his mother he sald be weld admit that he stole the Using, bat he would leave it to the plies to lied in; whore, am he wield sot take any foram leselfii shoat it. I atierwards famed that the owner elite blanket was a weenie is ray humble elrenmetaness, who beard her slalom, sad upon golly iato her toes to see what was the matter, fogad the poor child she had left somiertably wrapped up la the blanket, and asleep is the entitle. Wag asked cm the pined. She immediately iden tified the blanket, whisk was foetid la the posesenos of the hey, who sonfeased at the station-home that he had rolled ' the baby ant of it, sad that he taunt to get all he could for it is the Luc Alderman Gibbs—This is a very bad affair, boy. What have you to say about it ? I The Primer—Yes, I took the blanket off the child, sod I was *going to sell it. I sew nobody in the room, or I would have eat away. Alderman Gibbs—Hays you no home ? The Primer—Yee. Alderman Gibbs—And father and mother ? The Prisoner—Yu. in Spitalftelds. Alderman Gibbs—Why don't you live at home with them ? DI you not pt enough to eat there ? The PAD:seer—Tee, I get enough when I am there, but I like to be with other boy*, and so I don't gothers. Noon—l have *Rea had my ep upon him when he has bus with a gang of thievis with which the whole place is isfested. . . . ----- Scott, the Mansion-house officer, said, the prisoner's mother cams to the court this morning with a child in her arms, and said the boy waste incorrigible that neither father mot mother could turn him to any account, and that he had an exosllent house to go to, but could not be kept in, and she how d the magistrate wo Ad take an of the young rascal. Alderman Gibbs—When a home la already provided for a child a prison is a very improper place to send it to. The parents are bend by law to protect their children, and I shall not be instrumental in m removin g . this boy from the natural and legal ears to wbk is h be tided, to lock him up in a gaol in which there can be no chance of a change except for the wars. lam determined never to sanction the practice of filling prisons with children of such tender age, eonvinced as lam that the amociation which ia there mevitablebrinp all the bed qualities of time who are confined into play. I shall therefore, instead of relieving the parents of their proper resposeibaitv by separating him from them for a time, order the boy Wl)* whipped in the ldansiou- Home is snob a manner u will set upon his memory, and also operate as a warning to his companions, end then direct the officer to take him home. The Prieenev.—Whipped l Oh, no. Don't whip me. Alderman Gibho.—He shall be well whipped, and the offi cer shall iatimate to his parents that it he be found wander ing about in a destitute oe depraved audition again I shall see to what Patent the law can punish them for their neglect. TAortas Austin, a boy in his 13th year, was the nest pri soner brought up. He was charged with having stolen a lig of mutton near Duke's-place, in the same neighbourhood. and was sins wending his way to Pottlenet-lens. Upon being taken into custody he said he would neither give any account of himself or the mutton, bat that he maid not see why he should not have a joint for his Sun day's dinner se well as anybo_dy elm. It wee soon, however, mosetained that the meat had Woo stolen from a neighbour • ing butcher. and it was stated that very mall children are now much used in whipping away moat Lam stalls higher than theraselvae, soder the dirocuon of experienced thieves. Alderman Gibbs learned, upon qeestioning the prisoner, that be too had a home to go to and parents to protect him, and that of MUM the proper means of preventing lumfrom emaciating with thieves had solid all been resorted to. The sentence of the court upon him was, that he should be well whipped and taken to his parents, with the assurance that say other nick evidence of parental negligence should be followed b an investigation of the man serious kind to those who were boand to take care of him. Ploaroonnse sit Tun Bevan BThillSlM.—Jane SbJ and Samuel Stilt were charged with having robbed a laity of her puree Goatskin, Ave or an shillings.. Spittle, the Olen who his known the prisoners for was time es pickpockets, saw them oa Sunday evening get into a steamboat at the Old Shades Pier. He followed them into the boat, which went to Sengerford-stairs, and saw them make experiment' upon the pockets of several lsdiet and gentlemen, bat without 'gest. At HungerforAstsirs they got into &stoma which was going to the Old Shades Pier, sad when ths boat reached the lending-plan the sun 'lipped a pules out of a lady's pocket, gave it to his sow ponies, and finding that he was observed by the °Alm, con trived to escape. The officer seised the female prisoner with Ave 'hinny in her head, sad nest morning apprehended the male prisoner ekes to the station-house in which she was arrallead. . . The gibeftd rs wets committed for trial. THAMES. TEE RIVAL Ov Courmum.—Yesterday being the day appointed for hearing two cases of alerted assault arising out of these riota—one against Mr. Gimp Jaques, the seers eery. end Mr. John Church, the inspector. of the Commer cial Om Company—the utmost interest wee exhibited. The eumpanies were represented by their respeetivii s. liei tore—Mr Baddels , for the Road Trustees, and Mr. Thomas for the Comaaadl Company. M. Themes said that in the ode of Jacques and the trade's of the hamlet of Mil e end Old Town, he appeared as behalf of the former to request • postponement. The assault was alleged, for the par mm of bringing the mutter before that court. The object of the Commercial Company was to prevent a breach of the peace, and there wire hopes that on the profes sional gentlemen consulticg together, the dispute might be arranged. Bum time was wanted to make these arrange ments and therefore it was that the adjournment was sought for, with liberty for all parties to appear main. Mr. Ode, who assompanied Mr. Biddably, said he had no *Norden to make to this application, which appeared reasonable. Mr. Thomas requested that the ease might be allowed to steed over for six weeks, assuring his worship again that there we. no halleatien on the part of the Commercial Corn patty to eons% a beetesh of the pesos. After one omen ttlon it was agreed that the charges should be diseskeed, on the uaderetandtag that the parties would appear at the mid of six weeks. Ton MatoPoursx lirrssuisTo Acr.—Thim sot. Gads, whisk Dr. ikatliweed Babb has bun involuted an additives& laid _swabs, of the Board of Bookie. will ha epoodily eatssesd Is " M_stespolitaa Burial Distsist," yid& • tenpins lies *vet Lesion, Wesualaster, Booth wuk, sad aussions 'Mina sit kith la sae of the lobe dans sasessd. Time an 77 amebas la tbs ass, abide set is to be negated by tin Boss* of Health. The board nay vide sew burial growls, sad bar Majesty. on a repor t tof the board is comas% my ardor the dissantiassass of WW- I nista is shurebyards sod Ober plasma. Begsagf a the rosevai ssai r e ce mesas Is sesoptisa houses to bo it M by thu Nib meths, that the bawd soy at ma; tines, tines, after penis of thu sot, appoint medial at other Awes who, la tin sass of deaths vitiate the Monist, asp, above the poems bevies the dfe.Uos of ohs hales' of to &mold may so delver was the bob ha dismay removed to ass of Mho helms fee Ski roes of the dus t Awns the p roblems b *as sailer w Booed of Health stay mins. " fee Omer* at Azad A w eirdly that than are liked, to be " these slaws " el faun to the somas of the parties. The salt y thu addidossi paid rarialne of the Board Of haft set so massed 1,1004. s yam COTToll.—LnaarooL, MG. 12.—TIN dales to day an 'anted st to sad easit.6l Mon 6,000 Assalses, " ila= l o4l,r g i Ptiak Is IL upset N 7. UP*. UMW. wry in it! railer *Me wis rd all lift me as *; evert ssallisss We psi WOOL —Bsistiot—Tbe last moist. firna Snags mart • Wiry seitteriebut braid et 11l klub. A letter Jut to. mfast sew " There was apes dimwit km tarot sod memo mo pm* liesssild limusdea somb sad slelat womb. wldsi quad* were t r y oaths sumbet mad maalbserere st plass rMs 44 *didels. Mimi warm intro she la tbe em, oongliasia.%stratti sesetirlte ar quithstmts ‘l" that at rt ilds. to *dß* at MOM emu, Ps met mow 44 dub. le SI is*, sad deal Mein% al de* * N ads. Tams was Ms 6ise la eilmisa assns. TM ideas ot the rally dissrlam me Mod ss bondage% sad boat 1 ML to 3 dots. ese OWL la sham men the laresaa Ms et deM to 4 NM sem the kalsrlor. mat le a p'portaalek *Mt • tam ssoba, sad tiers Is no dsisleasy et !as wow MA malt daserimp, Iry sorplios haftf mmeasty h reesinio coax.—cuntoarraa, August 12 -Tl. *ado to-day ■ Is* so pados of Mo. Wb.4 onomattfisd WMI raw w ool* oa Swam 124 , Ida • olooly &Riad. left asagnallf the mow Imo milOoto Woos. Irks, 12t. I. to tii. pie koL Parlay. Us to 1,46. ow qt. Os* 118.6816. Ittoo. no. to 3W. HADLIIIOII, Aerast 12.—We bad a small attesdanste at 'market today. emaiasstly bat Wile eons ems, paltrier kr We bret .at way le idled Um ease ae last work *ttheat alma left. N. variation fa Reda. airs siren* of say ktad. linalWORD, Moat 10 —The iseekat to-day for What% eztroody dell, it lad week's prices. Itar good. We had ter littledelai fa e th er sorts Of GO& lost de prima fatty so WINO, Us. to /Oa. Baelry, ye qr. Orta, to 22a. Pa" 114. Mils. p r Wad. Beams. lea. to 21a. Tame, 23e. to 275. Nawroas, lew co , Atoirr, Await 10—Whist, 42a. 41s, per v. Swim Ille. to 3th Oath 17a. to Us. Deasy the. to Ws. Pao. 30i. to lb. Flout, the. READING. GAigthe 10.— We bad a fair sapplF ro fZest at We DO market. othi th was heavy troth (ow to the tine weather). sad the Isles Get week were barely . eats wan • Idle thin& lett ill other cora was without elteradoe. Several =bk. per qr. ft as. MEM appetred, whit* Nero Dm utility. sal GIL - - BA/711011 WALDEN, August 10.--Vntaat Re thteptO ; MA to Us. pot v. bar km beet, Hi to Ns.; grinthsg, Ille. to 20e. Poo. Ns. to Wes. bow. 27a. to lee. Oats, 16a. to 20e. 51211E3N0, AVIINt 12.—At atarkaa to-day th• supply of Wheat was good, but es holders destined selling under late rates, and bnyeni did not seem disposed to punkas*, unless at redwood rates, Wes were side gowty mmil tie oboes of the market, when the I=eput wee cleared at at the enrrantiartele et %Me day fortnight. y t , Oats, Beene, sad Per Wady. Wheat, whit., 111. 10e. to 121.; red, lot. Ss. to 104.1 k. Barley, Ha to 24e. Clete, 17e. to Id. Bow" 27e. 10 ads. Faso, 22e. to 99a. CATTLE, cia—BalTlOlair ANNUAL GIaNAT LUST AND Hoses nam.—This extensive fir was brad yesterday plooday). The wank" In the siorateg was showery, but nevertheless a tarp num ber of farmers sad dealers were present, frost the email- s of Dorset, Somerset, Deem, sad tionsea. The number of sheep panned was set PO large a last per, sad the pees contained animals of par doslarty ins guaLty and of all breeds. Madame altogether waa con siding brisk, sad nearly everything was sold eat, sad the Spares were esskamd to he shoat P. to is. per head above the Priors at Owens sad ether lam fairs. Mach taterem wr taken in a pen of I MIRO bliiinsbi to Mr. Oldiap, of Itadlit-fsrm, which were soil et Pe. pt hooll aid alio a pen ONO very Sae Laisibrohe property of Mr. gmtdi. of Mantford, which tea Med Pa. each. following are the amnia prima : —Ewes, Pa to ads ; withers, Ha to 40e. Lambe , 111 a. Ms. The show of rams, as usual, was vet; superior, and • desist Wiser was date both in selling and letting. at p od, prima The supply of Mona was large. but the guilty generally was inferior. The kegs' piss to offer were nearly all sold, which was the chief of the beidases tragoseted, except a little dons in out mu, which mallsed gad sold at dose et the prima There was a short suably of Beset., but nut the day. BROIeLiT (KIN?) FAIR, August 12 —The atteadanee of buyers at this fair was numerous. The supply of Beast for grazing, which was scanty, consisted of Herefords and Welch with • few scout. S sad 4 year.old Herefords sold freely at from W. to 111. per bead, the graziers d Kest giving the preferment to Herefords, ea they tenth more quickly apes marsh lead thee Boots. Welch Beast made from 61. to W. per bead. Scats rather bung oir band; the top price was U. per head. The show of alarm's was dreitiedly good, those in full milk, of good mime and symmetry making 141. to 161. per bead. Yorkshire cows wares slur e lower, 151. ter head Mar the highest price. la the harm fair nothing doing. Pigs were in good demand, fella, freely at Meowed prices. COLCHUTBR, August 10. The supply of BSeep and Lambs continues good, and there was a fair attendaoee of buyers. The sales were extensive. but with no particular improvemsnt upon the priersof last week. Neatly all shown were sold. There wire as many Berta as for some weeks past, and but few fat owe. The trade generally was by no means brisk, the sales effected being principally embed t . fat and fresh stock. The Pig trade was not at all im proved, although the supply w a unusually small Supply: Sheep and Lam*, 4,610; 13rasts, 105; Pigs, 130; Calves, 20; florin and Ponies, 48. Laguaroot., Auo. 12.—The supply of Beef we. much the same ; of mutton and lamb much less. The demand fair for beef and prises without much change ; mutton and lamb :ether dearer. 2,156 beasts ; 9,761 sheep and lambs. NORMTeR, Augutt 10.—Our mirket exhibited a good show of store cattle ; although • great many sales were elected, tart ' week's priors were with difficulty supported. Pat Bessie a Mall I *OW ; 6s. to Gs. lid. per stone resell, obtained. The pens wee wed Sued. Keeping Sheep use Lambs in demand, and all sold; ewes • very dull sale. Pat Sheep all sold, at Ga. Sal. to 7s. per atone. In store Pigs and tat Perk no alteration worth notice. Wtsnacit Faint, August 12.—The show of Bears at our annual fair to-day has been smaller than we ever remember to have seen before; the store Beset were rather In request, but the pricer offered were low, and saki made slowly. For cattle to keep and fat stock th re was not sonnich demand, and the trade was dull, at be. 64. to 6e. perstoee. The various breeds, ages, and quality of store Beast prevent giving quotations of sale ; priors were quite as gout, as were anticipated, and but half the expected supply. HOP LNTELLIGENC E. liattnefonn —The hop plantations are now everywhe►e brightening with the development of the burr Into hop. This is more particularly the ease in the Weald, where the planMuees stem to be rattier more forward than in Mid-Kent. The bine is, however, both there and in Sussex, much more slack, and Purely warrants the high quotati..n of duty. The winds of Thursday and Friday la•t did some damage, the extent of which will be more appereut a few days hence than at present. Our parish reports are stall identical in their de scription of the grow n 4 as to render it quits useless to give mem is detail. In those places where the mou:d has appeared it soma to be cm the increase, and many apprehend that it will be seriously ex tensive.. . . . Oat of our Mid-Kent district report says : " The moukl is likely to do snub mischief in some o! the grounds, is it is upon the increase, and the wit w.rm weather is in its favour; there are some grounds free from It to any extent at present. The result is looked forward to with great anxiety. The bine :oaks well and gnaws freely, and, en. rept the mould, hu • very promising appearance. Mother caresspondeat says : "1 haus seen Parham and Worces ter, end hare been with their beet plan'ers. It is their opinion. as well as my own, that though the bine is generally good, the fruit is likely to be too late. Hops are • fortnight h. o lisckward, sod unless the weather should become more genial than the last few days, we shall fall far short of the duty_now estimated. Tts complaint of Susses .4 6cisearanee 6enda - Wetness of burr; as they my, •it is too far apart. Mould in our neighbourhood is much to be feared. It does not mist merely in the imagination, it is too visible." WuNClNTllit.—There is nothing new to report this work as to the growing crop, which progresses moot favourably, and the produce is likely to be abundant everywhere. The accounts from Kent speak of mould among maw of the best en:rinds, but with the present bright, warm weather the disease it not likely to spread to any enfant. Our market is quiet, and priors the /Mlle as lam week. Duty for the district 30,0001., and lge,ttuol. ter the whole kingdom.— Moiesf ~Journal of August If. ' TicaToN.—We have plenty of bins p lly, and a fa. vourahle apptvuunee of a crop. except where the mould is, and it is very uncertain as to what mischief that may du. NICITLESTIAD.—W• have some grounds which look well, grow freely, and promise a gool crop. There are others in which the monk, is likely to do much mtechief. ManIWOITH AND WATIRINOBURT,—The hops prow tumidly, and are earning into hop fast dome of the grape are short of burr. The mould is very bad, and immeete fast in some grounds, and shows itself in the bop as seen as the biter berries to assume the form of a hop. The moist, warm weather is favourable to its increase. Three are some groan& nearly free from mould, but they are rare ; Ultimo them as a whole, the result is very uncertain. IAINNWIVORTIi AND WanT PECKHAM —Where t h an at. *aft Men from mould, they are coming out into hop, and look well, but there are acres that will not be picked, in consequence of the mould having made such ravages. HoLLINOIIoUgm.—Te. bine Continua very healthy. The burr looks well, and bops in some gardens are showing Them its every mown of a good crop. CRAW suoot..—There is probability of a large crop here. The burr is fart coming Into hop. YALDINO ♦ND HUNTOM.—Our hops continue to im prove, except where the mould is, which in same gardens is still n the inciter*. . . . . . . BURNCHLlT.—Twogestleutect of this place baying takes • tour in Kent and Odom report the general plantation to be full of bine* a considentble portion of which appear to be too lazerisat to be fruitful, and even now the crap much depends on the weather. The atmosphere is certainly too damp and cold at present for ho - ps to mature, considering how backward the weather in The mould is spreading rapidly In some places ; none here yet. TUNDRIDOI WaLLS.—The hops are emirs out well, in deed much better than could be expected from the moist and dull weather wee:preheated. HOIRSMONDIN.—Ther• is a complaint from mute of the planters that In some plantatloas there Is a great paucity of burr, owing, it is thought, to the extremely growing state of the Mom and to their being, in many gardens, much bowed and entangled. Thom grounds that are not so much overstocked with bine are likely to grow the largest and brat cropor hoes. EDIMBRIDOII —Tee burr is getting into hop in many places, particularly the Jones's. C AAAAAA VaT.—The weather this week has been not al together favourable for the bops. Wet and rain combined hare bruiped and otherwise injured the bine; nee is the burr more de veloped. Appearaneee are he the worse upon the port few days.— Moe/eon' 'aseffe of August 13. PUNISHMENT or DEATH BY BURNIIIO.—Your correspondent B. 8. 8. W. gives an account of a woman burnt for the murder of her hualund in 1783, and saki whether there is any other instance of the kitd re the letter part of the last century. I cannot positively answer this query, but 1 will state a circumstance that occurred to au self about the year 1788. Passing in • hackney-coach up the Old Bailey to West Smithfield, I saw the unquenched *sabots of a fire oppo-ite to Newgate ; on my alightteg I asked the coachman "What was that Ire in the Old Bailey. over which the wheel of your carriage passed ?" " Oh. sir," he rePlied. "they have been burning a eremite for murdering her husband." Whether he spoke the truth or cot I do not know, but I neeiverl it at the time aa truth, and remember the impression it Nude on me. It rs, per. hop, as well te state that there were some Musa to twenty persons standing Groned the smouldering embers at the time I pueed.—NMes and Queries [Advertisement.] —A BAD Lea CUILID BY ROLLO. war's Onewsnenr *no PILLS arms Tonere Two' &matey. — Retreat of a Mew tress Mr. andimew Bmeek. wrismatb. Fremosilii dated Await to, UNA :—"To Pregame Iliagowas. Ur. —I Mee the Measure ie blare yea that I hem elleilmel • meet estreordinary sun by Lb* use of year esiebribed delleered t i fek• Vur u P wardi of Se yews I MAO* ambit _that time I usselted ermeat egigemm bet lOW !MeV Miura to du My ctslirir bed mum. se ppar sigmas end which. vita at him".. km Wl*** besisdae.eadaerades pro.tt es mad sad es odes& • latuh" 6 -801111 sill low asnowit% Illsome. = DAILY WEATHER TABLE, TUUDAT. AUGUST 13, The State of the Weather at each of the Mowing Mae o'clock yesterday inceniag. Th e Nj ea m ie arranged 1• order of !attends. Rawaran (mete), from BertM•eduly 2, out RS dam. Et issuers C.ssetarr, lat. 46.10 N., Um 9.40 W., Aug. 6. Q. gurs*, from M. kitty few Wad" July IN lat. 39, lota O. sage, L. bound 6., July 12. lat. Erna, al Loudon. from awthagma for Quebec, July 20, lat. 4 6 , los. 42. 1.111• T VALIANT. from the Mauritius for Lotaloa. Ist. , 0 N., too. 31W. brave. June 23, lat. 6 N., Loa. 21.6 W., from London cir Shanghae. Coat, or cork, from Loudon for taboo, Aug. 6, lat. 49.40. :on. 7.30. Swats, of reirance, from Trulahal tor I...nalsys, July 21, lat. 41.19, ton. 57. dorritaurnts (American NAM ship), for New Tat, Aug. 2, 'At. JO, bm. 11. V t oms thumps!, with passettgets, Aug. 6, lot. 4:, lon. 19. DAILY WEArn7E7 ---- --st TABLE, T re. State of the Weather gleaner, lanuar 1/ at each er ". 'MO. Au (snowier Nina o'clock yesterday morniag. Th g g r a l ei le •' arranged In order of latitude. at named m.o. ga, maw helm= Poirmasoorrn ..- LE. Gentle Breese Parma: Mammon ..-......- B.W. Ometle Beam taimatoe Plagam"l"7""lal s titTaag gssems naetlaliniumellsis agg ing Ral p igwi l Basossmom. ILE. Calm rakise 6a all." Bressa n '":-. 441, B▪ . Gentle Beim pa r tia l Swenson S.L Gonne arum Partne r CL. OUPPCBSTUR Gleam m ime N.W. Wong Breese Partaity ra"."211-Buun unanot.. nanams "4" E. ....t.".7 18. Callaeft fi t g a e s Brom,: C 1 ~ Co tif CoZWI WILITST I. Gentle Arm p r ,,, • -c lik ate_ acct Gentle Breese Overcast ' Hnmarom. ..... E. Oahe Brae Gentle B reese Partlsli r c ow ,' 8O•DSILAND.. Ilawcssma Be rasa N. °earls Breen Bala ..... B.E. Gonitiu *gess aoadlen Brawzow Owasso, Gentleltreees Lotwanassis N.E. Gentle nreezel e sr y ' tllly ( , ~,,o f Course of Wind. Strength of Ina& g un , f w inakattsula"Th. ini."2"Ndi;r:tatieficragot:sPathio°:licsfailwritlewli°nesaitiegerz.YlLoTlilleinteBll:dataYid:)lY7.'::::6,.„;::,t:: sine o'clock. room. rums ar any ••-iod SHIPPING INTBLLIoRNe R. mr...Gismisesedmer.ta• ' 111,1 1 , 0", °""ii," 4 14 " IAVIVA 4" ; CASUALTIES. Ann Elm, of Sunderland, from Glasgow to instils mid. pig iron), is oa shore on Csinsbalg Had, alone south of this port ; uristsnes has been scut, sad it ii;-- petted she will be got off -Pruerborgh, August z. Dion, Littlejohn, of London, from Danzig, put is hem to dap to discharge and repair, having beta 'ground r • rel• s H wah l e e rriet b( l,:C ri t t i l t in A to n o ° n ,:tr ' f A r o o rn:Cl B 9 l w . du aniss , at Pars for ,: tani er :hi ts3 u gy e bar of the Para River. leaky.-Falmouth, Aug. 10. Anatrini. MALLS. bus. Hemborg 0 Holland Lisbon Pacific India MA Sou th ampton India via Mantilla 0 Boston and Halifax Au; 11 Mexico West India Brazil Aug. 21 ARRIVED. AIMS Lori-olf Deal, August 10, from Arrive-at Hull, August 9, from Aanarrems-at Queenstown, August 10, from Arsoet-et Gravesend, August Arr ltosarrra-at Gravesend, August 12. from ACTTILILIAN PAMIR-et Gravneod, August 12, from Auosts -at Gravesend, August 11, from Bassin. In- at Gravesend, August 12, If= BasISIOBVS-at Gravesend, August 12, (turn.. Raows-at Plymouth, August 10, from '., BSISSILS-iitStinderlaad. Augustlo, from Flan.ustre-at C.a.wes, August 10, from .7r.13 Balms ZINNIA-at Queenstown, August 9, from Bussggi,a-gtQweenstown, August 9, from ........... ao BLO , DR-St Queenstown, August 9, from ........ Cormaa-et Shields August 9. from ......... Cistsa-et Gravesend, August If, from .• • .... ............. C.C..* DA -at Gravesend, August 12, from Csravaarct -at Gravesend. August 12, from t Darr-at (Invested, August 11, from ..... ...• • 244.1 Doer-set Gravesend, August 11, from CUOMO,' Earasno-st Berwick, August 9 • from Cau.s EDWSID T3HTON-st COWS. August 10, from ..... ELMS-cd Deal, August 1 0 EWA AND Caaeszsa-at Hull. Aura lA, from. sr. j e t e .... N.B. Ecur.a--st Queenstown, Aug,: it. from ............ taros Lairoartm-at Shields, August 1, from . . .Cr ns•sdt Etna AND Csaounx-st Grimsby, fr o m ••••.1.• N.B. Ermsonaw-at Grummet, August 12, :TOM Erma -et Gravesend, August li, fr Esmu-at Gravesend, August 12, from FTIOIOOIID -at Gravesend, August 12. from . FIIZST Qt*Cler-et Liverpool, August 12, from .. . .. • , Roca Suss-at Greenock, August 9, from.... . Fists.-at Hull, August 9, from ... • ro Formas Taiga -at Fowey, August 10, from G ma:sou-at LyMiagtolt, August 10, from v Gls, Arrow-Itt Queenrown, August 9, from .0:5 GAationi-at Queendetown, August 10, Irma Gus-at Liverpool, August 12, from Gurus-at Gravesend, August 12. from Hors-set Queenstown, August 9, from thrum -at Hull, August 10, from . Handoina -at Queenstown, August 9, from .*. Howson-in Shields, August 9, -V:. :`. Josarn-at Queenstown, August 9, from. JOHN FLASCI.-at Queenstown, August 9, fr0m....... .._ , JANET-at Sundarlund, August 10, from JUNG WSSLIT-St Livorno* August 12, fr0m...... CA . r.. 9 .fosarminn-at Liool, August 12, from. Fr'. • ' truer-at Gtavernd, August 12, from . . .... • Juno Laos's-et Gravesend, August 12, fro m • 3 ;Ogg SSD .1 ANs-ad Gravesend, August 12. from . Fr) JOUR ASDISSON-st Graveicad, August 12, from Jose Mortis-at Gravesend, August If, from ...... . JOSIPUINS-at Gravesend, August 12, from KINGMISHIS -St Gravesend. August 12, from .... ...... lumen -at Gravesend, August 11, from 1 , Kara Blow-at Queenstown, August 9, from LIANDZS -at Shields. August 9, from. ... ......... LoCIEWO.I,O-at Graselgnd, August 12, hem N! lALS S. Bsvur--alGramend. August 12, from . Livgaroot Pacairr-st Liverpool, Ausu.t 12, from Woburn-at Liverpool, August 12, from lISUUL-at LlT.tpooi, August It from ...... . ; ?Asks Gan-at 'almouth, Angus: ln, from ; Illasoaarr-at Queenstown, August 9, from llowrastart -at Queenstown, Ammo: 9. to M .. . I New PNSPII-at Queenstown, August 9 , from.. , Ntrwol sos-at Gravesend, August 12, from OIYSTHIS-al Gravesend, August I:, from °moats-at Gravesend, August 12, from •• • Pares Joa.seset--at Gravesend. August 11, from .. l'ermart Noss -at Gravesend. August 12, from Route Gear -at Shields, August 9, from .. ....... st 10. from Z B°TB W IT AAN IININT"- ert -l a t Sae Gilluil.m r ter imaan 'AuguA -7 1 5 4 - 12, from Groo_ym AILED. .. .. .... .. .. ..Acme P.stov-from Ntields, August h , , to Shields, Krrs -from Shields, August 111, to ...... t?z, a:.~: t .. .. Pams-from side* August 10, W. Plum-from Salowebe August. 10, t 0..... TlSam•tit.tasi" hum VESSBLS SPOKEN WITH. • N eautzrr. lat. 45.10 N.. Lon. 9 . 10 W...AuE f t . 1 PRl (,u a t Arl s, d lS r. (pecket), from Bethke, Jule fa. Ist. 37.3 8 , 1 08 . 111.:'2. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTLiS. BENTLEY. —Aug. $, et Field-Arcot, Everton, Mrs. T. A. Iter....ey, a f.n. 104.1W:0:E.—Aar. a, at Newiagtea, Mrs. W. T. Itrowae, of a ItILKE.—Aug. 11, !Ira. C. tt eat. ortb Mite. of a non. KFNYON.—Aug. ft. at the Utica& Mureara, the woe of J. R. ha. !oh, Esq., of a dattichter. 110%P$. Aug. A. at Viarertrte, Mrs. ll.ltoydr, of a .I..agh:or. WALKES.—Aug. If), at Cambehlgaterrace, Hyde-pal., the "Fa: J. E. Walker, EN., of a son. WYNNV..—Aug. k at Ithyl, Ilintahire, the wife of the Rey. A‘ . 1 .. Wynne. or • eon. MARRIAGES. BENNETT—COULTRARP.—Aug. 6, at flxkermonth, by the Be,. P. Estreatt, A.M., Mr. J. Bennett, Charlton, to Yrs Jame Cart , bard, of Lhekerenouth. BLAKE - ROSINSON.—Aug. 6, at St. Bride's, by the Rev. 11. I'. Stewart, J. I'l. Slab Raq. ot Muth ME, ?leash, to IMM.J4 Touagret daughter of J.C. Robinscii, hp., of IS at:Dulwich. CREssWELL —GOVOIL—Ang. 6, In London. Franco; Joseph, ot,!,rt arc of P. Crewmen, Eas , of Creaswell, Northumberland. to rtAt. bate Erman tieorglana, eldest daughter of the Item F. r;ourb. EAW4ON—IIEDOV3.—Aug. 16. at St. Yuryleboue, J. r. Exeoa. of I.riones.otree4, Carendish-takuart, to Ellen Cburlotte. , -1 child of E. W. Usages, Ka' q., of WI a.terrace, KenlinitOU. DBATHS. BROOK.—Aura. e, at Mad!opiate, Kent, Sarah, the .0 a Mr. W. Brook, 1494 an. Clttalßlls.—Aul. 7, at kleat-gato 'louse, Chichester, U. 1. Owl". E' at., late Otpt. Mb Rest. PAK6III9O:4.—Aug. 9, at I.lllaon-atreet, Ererwo, air. E. Carkir.o 4 . law of Myna, near Insoireter, Nod IL PERRY.—Aon. &, at Great Gessegwatreet, Eliashatb, relict of the :•r Mr. , . of Gnat Xenon, Mesh" alma el. et WILLIAML—Aog. %at fn. Martin's-Imm Clinelnemser, a the we W. B. 19111 4 lip, We Gomm/ of the Itay Company, mpg Maid mad Magad Ramat Use ILLIM -01- 40 . . 6 "' gri. 411 . 4 0 On d Misr, sum otia ; 101 .,,,r 4 " I wookklimpubstat Wow, AWE 14 &.'"' 1 ,