The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-16 00:00:00

Ir IRELAND. Dviumg, AVOCIT 15. The aemunts of the harvest, which at present form the staple of intsUippuce from tbs country, ars this morning more cheering than they have been for some days past. The Galway Vssidiesseor, speaking for the west, sirs "We hays received communications from almost every . district in this great preview, and with three exceptions all apes that the blight is not as general as was supposed. The disease, whieb no doubt exists, has not increased daring the week, but, on the contrary, many fields which presentrd marks of the contagion, have changed to a more healthy ap pearance. Such is also the tone of the reports from several other quarters. The Tipperary Free Press says that in the districts arrund Clonmel the fields are quite fro, from any appearance of blight, and that the potatoes look gaits green and vigorous. REtICTE or CATTLE ssurn YOE RENT.—On Friday last Thomas Scully, Pwq.. J.P , with a party of bailiffs, mule a distress for rent on hie tenants at Ournagap, near Tullarosne. lie was proteedia, to drive a number of lows to road, when the tensnta made a dash upon them, and tarried off the cattle in spi•e of the bailiffs. The 0111111 b. rep polio, term looking on, bet es the pesos was not broken by the leirmien of blows on either aIW, did not interfere. —Kilkenny Paper. - - - ExTRAORDINAIIT Al/FAIR IN NIWIT.—Oh Satur danight the wine mid spi ri t store is RilForest, belocging tour. Joseph Purdy, was altered by some person, doubtless with tLe retention of mealier,. The mid-rues rams past sae aide doe pre seises ; and the fellows, ceasing thence, effac ed an rottener at Its rear, by raising no the beck-doer sup stose,and creeping underneath the door. Ths watchman on the beat, percetsiug belt ic the store, gave the alarm, and very soon atter the house was surrounded by • Imp crowd. Then °commenced • mess the like of which was rover, perhaps, witnessed in this or any other town. The lads bade, seeing escape hopeless, and baying partaken freely of the good things at their command, defended themselves by throwing bottles mat oft's. windows, so that noose dare app ro.* soar the doors of windowed the house. They kept up • perfect shower of them dangerous LOINS, indicting sundry mounds and tretiees os several of the polies and crowd. At last the pylice ffeeted so antrum lam the lower part of the Mors, when they found that the boys had drawn up • ladder lead. iog to the second coty, and Mt down • trap-door, thus cutt ing off mem to th em from below. Another ladder was procured, end, after great surdas'. the trap• door was route, but immediately there came meh • shower of bottles down on the heads of them beneath, that they were plod to get out of the way. The reseal, ' thinking to 'scope by the roof, broke through it both in trout and rear, sod Ilium the elates at the police crowd. The people, however, best them back with stones. Finally, after several hours had leen spent in fruitless efface to make them priseaeve, the police beck* through the wall of the adjoinisg tome, so the same level with the desperadoes, sad arrested them. It was thought there were three or four perces ia u e party, but only two were taken primers, and it there were any more they IBM have escaped dating th e battle. Mr. Cony and Major Was by were protect during the latteryeart of the affair, and directed the operations of the polies. Neat sensiag, whoa day dawned, the hoses looked • perfect wreck, sad the streets were rented to a metric/able distaste with blokes Mike. The two prhoweri were orogen up this sonic their caws are Junes Flinn, • sweep, aged about 24 ; sad Arthur Murphy, • boy about 17 cr It years old. Thus had a rig alma hie shoulders, and Murphy bad on s pair of tarry canvas trawlers, and an old ton shies. They were both Committed for Vial. SPORTING. TATTERSALLII.—TurisDAT. • non thin attendance. and only business enough trans 1111titil to id aft deo following short gnoroiloo £BOl 11.ANDICt lk to 2 opt Lord Otankfa Canetou (t 3 to 1) to 1 lord Zetlitod'o Can'ss (t 6to I) 6 to 1 Mr. Drees Coldrprord DI Hr. T. Dawarn'e dark Tap!ry 6 to 1 Any otter 11111ZAT TOIII6IIIRE SUIEE.3. 6 to 6 ad Mr. H. Hill's llutod 3 to 1 opt Mr. Obarro Captn • 13 to 1 Mr. J kelt% CFprosaiGroot ST. LEGER. 6 to 3 mat Lord Zatlooll'a Voltorar 6 to 1 Caorais MALAN ttladlotairrato (t and aft of) 10 to 1 Mr. J. leotea Mattis, (t and oft ad) to 1 odd Mr. Howard's Grcean tto 1601.) Hu toll Lord Metres (t) WOLVERHAMPTON RACES-11IEDNEsDAT„ W201.14L1T STALES, of 10110•11. sack and 34 added, for 2.liy go okr , , Co• tab ; sad three. Ost 21b; winners, 31he extra; and grldinp allowed 2 lbs. 11:rai8ht halt mike. (3 subs ) Captain UMW. Truth, 2 yes (H. Evans) 1 Mr. .1 mires ad Areu, Syn (Tooker) 2 lard Wrotteder MUM: La Jain, Ips (Knott) 3 Foal MTanns, of 10 SOW. each, sad 20 added ; for tolls. 61'.. • sad ha" list Oats mad. (10 subs.) • liarshall's Memo, Sib =ea. Walk= em. 11oLruaii2 STAIRS, of 16 14AS. each. 10 It, and 4 easy if declared, with 60 added; Mumma to Mn his stake. Twice sound aad a di.. 126 subs. 1S si wham derlired.) Mr. ithseratt's Ewe, S yrs,ht Trts Glaree's Maio &Jo, 3 yrs, Ga. 1011, Mr. Meislases litahad, 4 yrs, ht (Taconites= 3 • T. IL •si ad halt Brier, yrs, est lOW ``W elk)) 4 CosswArtust HAXDICAP, of S son. sash, tad 30 added. Ones roved sad • dill. (4 sou.) Mr. rary'seethrorker, 4 7n, Ist ne (0. Hall) 1 Mr. knees Itrt, 4 yrs, Sm (5. Eves') laaintraMir PLATS of 60 WT., added to a msetpetritss OF 6 wt. cub ; lot 3-) , olds, 7.t; but, Set 9:b; fi so, 9.1 41b ; six tad ass & eat 71b ; soars', &e , allowed Sibs. Bests. Goes volts& (8 sobs.) Hr. T. ran's ACartne, S yrs (Knott) 0 0 1 1 Dlr. levies Pansi,y, 3pm (Wel.) 0 1 2 $ Mr. Miley ad Mir Jenny, 3yrs (Mehards) 1 lo 0 dr Sir. Bayles Culosystlets, I yrs (Orme) 0 2 0 dr RRADING RACEB.—Tm•nsDAY. CATIMIII,43I SULU, of 5 wars. each, 2 ft, with 25 added. Teree.quarten ot • sad.. 12 subs. Lard John Scott's Wirsdbosyst, 3 yrs, 7st 415 (Riess) I Ur. I. 1,2% . • J Anise, 5 srs, 41b (WskelteMl 2 Isshaldatan's Jae o'%'., a yrs, SR 411, (W. Meta's) 3 Ta. Ralowtag eke started : Mr. thesmontie's Jester. 5 yn, 2.t 7:b (Williams); Mr. Herrero Bansple,r, 3 yrs, bet 101.) (Welk) ; Mr. Drowses Balliesints. 3 p., 5.t 10lb (Smith), and two others. Woe by • mirk, Joe oTot a wood third. Ihithrt,shiV PLAT, of 251, added to a Sweeptakee of 3 tom eath ,• wiener to be sold ter 2001. Mew, ewes resod had dh. mho. _ _ _ _ _ _ ilr.o;;;:bbjiircsla, wok 70t 101 b (1.3,0 1 0 1 Ifaileitt-42e's Yaranet, tied. Pet SD .. .. . (Mum) • 1 MT. r W tweet, 4 tr., 7st Lb (oberweed) S 2 0 Mr. Wa::re. C..ptabl Parry. 4 yr 4, 7.4 71b (Walttkidi • • • Mr. Wills'. *bite Hart, yrs, SA 131 b Wot) • • 0 Mr. 04.1demos's Pontomine, sr., 74 1010.. (Abd..l4) • 0 & Woo easy by six Issitla. 1141• DINO STATES of 16 aOro. esti, 6 fr, with 60 added ; for too yaar-olda::oaite, B.tLb; hlittadlat 3:b. The Straight 9 tom Lord B. Imam'. Turtle, art Clb (irdelreser) 1 Mi • C° 7 l* *— Hellt .t f °AI4 ht 71b tCrlekstdre) Mr: Predilsetkia, ea lb (11033 3eY) S Sotto/ :7to 4 on TWILe. Won tasy by a length. Tows rush of 301., added toe Sweepttakes of 3 love. 'soh. The wiener to be sold for 1001. Heals, one mica. 7 sub. lir. Dhakald's Dulcet ogee, 3.4111 b (l4-40r,) 5 1 I Mr. C. Ultra Morqua of Conyngbaro, I,•‘. (Nharpl 1 1 dr ler. Destles lade Framer, 5 yrs, 531 tlb (*Wale 3 3dr Mr. L Day's haute, 5 yr,, lit lb (Wa.:. rekl 3dr Mr. Wood's Ambasisdress, I 345, Oat lib (aterwood 4ar Wagi *say. 3intelligence. SHERIFFS' COURT.—YISTEIDAT. ammo vox Verne Sentry es ilmethethe Pans Ir. DoffOotann, M.P. This waswars welt el inquiry to mesa the damages in es de ties bessegbe i tie Pert of Qom's', Head, to resever for the hese* of atria oneesate is a treat deed, mental by the etrlesitret, Mr. Thomas Blisseby Doseembe,M.P. for Fizietamk*. year 1823. The slain was 10,000; Mr. Wiles wowed for the plaintiff; sad Mr. Cuiser b i Mr. Doemembe's solicitor, appeared for the damn. In Wades the was to the jun, Mr. Hines mid the plaintiff wee Laura Maria Petro, who seed se the personal representative of her husband, the Hoe. Edward Robert' Petro, now demeasei. Ia the year 1823 Mr. Dustowebe was desirous of rabies the ewe of 13,0001.. and is eciesideratioe of that sum befog 'dowsed to him by a Mr. Artier Divan, he otreeted a deed granting to Mr. D 'wan an tenuity of 6161 13s. 43. for 99 years treeing es Mr. Doe emtb• should live, and Mr. Pete items surety for Mr. Doneorabe's performing of the woo Woes of the deed, Mr. Macombe covenanting to indemnity Mr. Petra In respect of every liablity to whisk his being surety might snidest hint. In 1840, Mr. Petro made a claim upon Mr. Duneombe for repayment of esrmin monies, to a largo amount, he bad been ecnopelled to_ lin as sultry, and an account of those payments wee sent to Mr. Duncombe's enlieitor, and the account was allowed and eoefirmed by Mr. Doncombe, who admitted his own liability to Mr. Perth, sad he added, in his own hand writing, that the amount was recoverable under the deed of 1823, with i The helm...shown at that time and by that account to be due to Mr. Petrie was 7,6111. 17s. 4d., which however had been sinew augmented to more than the Iwo row claimed, 10,0001., but they were debate I by the terms of the covenant from suing for more than 10 0001. The learned counsel then read the various 00•MIlte in the deed, and said be apprehended that the only question which would be now raised, would be whether under the terms of the deed, the plaintiff was or was not entitled to the current rate of Interest upon the amount of principal Maimed. He contended that etre we., as the mensal ex pressly Awed that Mr. Pere was to be , as for " all damage " that might some to him, should lir. Duneembe fail in the performance of the conditions, and he urged that it could not be denied that it was "damage" to elective a person of the um of money, which otherwise might be profit ably employed. Dxumentary evidence was then put io. After some dircerion ern the question of interest, The learned Under-Sheriff said that, is 'dinning the account man out against him in 1840, Mr. Duneombe ad• witted that the party wee entitled to intense, sad he (the Under Sheriff) certainly thought the terms of the indemnity sufficiently wide to *dealt of his leaving the question' as to interest to the jury. Mr. Carlow said Mr. Duneembe was "axiom to pay the whole of what was due, both at principal and interest, bat there wen other patties conntoed in the question of interest, by which it was rendered aeeeveemmuaryy that tne verdict should be for what was legally recoverable end nothing more, though there were ample heads to pay 'the whole, and even if the jury did not give interest, Mr. Daseemhe would pay the interest on a future occasion. It was then shown by evidence that the amount of princi pal dee was 6.0061. 16e. and of interest (at 6 per not.), 3,4411. 13s. It was th ee arranged that the nets of two Chaccery site—one instituted by Mr. Petre, for specific performance, and one in whi-h Lord Chesterfield was setter —should be added to the claim, and those costa were stated to amount to 3001. The witness who proved this was asked is trosonaraination, by Mr. Carlow, whether the platefiEl'a silicitors had received any gga inear : or "" ca w 0 190•ittili from Ile. bacoonsbe—the w Wins said no. ..... _ Mr. Will.. obearvcd that there was nothirp to say sgaiast Mr. Dautosalm. He (Mr. Willes) had made no observation I whatever personal to him. The learned Hader. Sheriff remarked that nothing was said dfrpusgingly of the eefecdan., and until the contra?, was shown It was to be presumed that the conduct of all parties was proper. After sante further discussion, The learned lledcr•Sberiff summed up. He told the jury that they could, if they pleased, give interest as damage,. Tee jury inquired if they could give interest at the rate of 4 'Leoid of .1 per cent. Mr. Will,, said the defendant had admitted his licbility for S per ant. The jury then gave a verdict for 9,7331.9,. 4d. Bathinzu. c. Fox. _ _ _ _ . Ira this case a ♦erdict ;;;taienl;yoon --- sent for 2,3001, it Wag stipulated that execution should be stayed for a month, the defendant in the meantime to con:plots the purchase of att (state in this ounty of Darby, tut of which transaction the action had arisen. _ PROCLAMATION or OIITLAWAT. The following persons were formally called upon to ear. render to the Sheriff, under peaalty of outlawry : The It-• Cher:es Colton (clerk). at the suit of Joseph Carl e/4i ; Walter Sent Lockhart Soott, at the suit of George flannel Ford ; Coma Georg* listerbary, at the suit of J otu Hiskior. • Williams Arundel Harris Arundel, at the wit of George slated Ford; James Knox, at the suit of Charles Lewis; Chabot' Ogle, at the suit of Charlie Cau'field ; li,:frert Evens, at the suit of Henry Basanquct (ref/is:uml public offmarl; John Williams, at the suit of Rimini Swains and another; Willis LIIIRTiIh Crowder, at the suit of Richard Ponder and others ; the Honer:cable Henry Cochrane, at the suit of William Merchant ; Henry Wiliam Besuclerk, at the suit of Wil liam Augustus Comae's% ; George Wilson, at the suit of Nathaniel Overbury Claretee Holcombe Judd, at the suit of George Yates; Sickville George Lane Fox, at the suit of ti-orge JJLOS ; 11. Rushworth. at the suit of William Ben ; S. Binders, at the suit of John Allimrham ; Henry W. Beaticlark, at the suit of Bt. Pierre Butler Hook ; TOOMSI W. Civentry. at the suit of Themu A•idreer Evans ; Richard Jahn Cook, at the suit of G. F. Hudson and Perc . ral W. Banks, at the suit of Wi.liam Nathaniel Voertio. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.-WARWICK, 1830. ACCIPTANCIIII 7011 TIM LLANINGTOM STALiS —Two Use.--Cellingwood. aged, 84 1016; Costa, 6 yrs, Sat 818; isnalsill, byrs, 7at 1310 (ine; udieg 61ba extra) Woolwich, 4 yrs, 74 91b ; Vampre, 6 in, 74 91b ; Ol s uca, 4 yn, 7n411; Inheritress, aged, 74 311) (inelndlng 6 the extra) ; Cocks/retouch, 6 yn, 7at 21; Prlesttsr, 4 yrr, let; Mir Ana, 4 yrs, 6.t 13ib ; flaewstons, 4 yn, 84 12Ib ; Flat (Weber, 6 yrs, 64 Nib; Perlman, 6 yrs, Bst 91b ; Defaulter, 6 yrs, Gst ; Montague, 4 yrs, Bst Sib; Ribaldry, 6 yn, Btgalb ; banter la Coupe, 4 yn, Gst Blb ; Grief, 4 yrs, 01161 b; Langton, 4 yn, 61b; Cheerful, 4 yrs, bat 41; Mennington, 4 yn, ta t 31b ; Giselle, aged, Get 31 6 ; basics. 6 Yrs , Gat 21b ; Doubt, 4 yn, Get ; Thornhill, 4 yn, fat; Topbena, 6 're, fat 121 b; Juggler, 4 yrs, 64 12!b; Lasinpralo)r, 4 yrs, 64 121 b; Captain Grant, 3 yrs, llits; Pity the Blind, 4 yn, 6st 101 ; Datility. 4n, 64 bib • Gillyflower, 3 yrs, 64 ; DtiC3oll, 3 yn, 69t 71b ; Mark Tuley , 3 yn, 54 716 ; Knight of Gwynn', 3 yre, 61b;Est lltainturn, 4 yn, Est 31; Wan9dyke, 3 yrs. 64 lib ; Remaaa, 3 yn, Get; lkortas, 3 In, 44 121 b; Warwick, $ yn, Oat 101 b. The rest pay 6 son. each. Conan Mazza, of 20 son. each, 10 ft, and 6 only If S.- dared by the 214 Collingwood, aged, get ; Cossack, 6 Irk ast 12Ib ; Woolwich, 4 yrs. 7st 121 b ; Glans', yrs ' 7st 71b ; Cocks/month, 6 yrs, 74 bib ; luteritresv, aged, let bib; Priestess, 4 yrs, 7st 416; Balliaafed, 6 yrs, 7st 3!b; Ilaskan 4 ps, 7st 3b; Tara's, 4 re, 7st 2lb ; Depletion, 4 yrs ' . 7st 216 ; Cris!, 4 yrs, 7at; Rhesus, 4 yn, 74 ; Mad e w, 3 738 Gat 1111 b ; Made Sate, 6 yrs, Get 121 b; Defaulter, 6 yrs, tat lab ; Laaron,4 77n, Bst 1010 ; Glen Saddel,s yn, Get 1016 • Ribaldry, 6 yrs, 84 olb ; Ts stator, 4 yrs, Gat bib ; Kug g i ge : VA, 41n, Bst 71b; Orlef. 4 yn, 64 71b ; Justice, 63n, Est Mb g Iseart, 5 re, 64 Glb ; CliseUe, ag‘d, Get Gib ; Cock tail, 4 yrs, Get Gib ; Juggler, 4 yrv, est 211, ; Lanumenaaer, 4 yn, Bst 2lb ; Waimea, 4 n, est; Nutmeg, 3 yra, est 121; %kola, 3 yn, 64 lil t' ; Caoriri, 4 yn, 111; Dodlity, 4 yes, bet lifb ; Little Jack, 3 yn, Est 10lb ; Hulett elOwynne. 3 yrs, Est 1016 ; Aldgate, 4 yrs, 6st 10Ib; Akers, re, 64 71b ; Mama, 3 yn, 6st 311); The Utah, 3 yn, 21b; ficarborengh, Syn, 44 71b; Caadlewick, 3 yrs, 7b. aaa bninieism IRallwaes cm -- Hr, bowsaw, a sereelf eateini pomp ama:S Yvon the teatimmen of a amber of witnesses it a t meenrthat was be was allesised by b te primmer mad two Wm Rik some gestlenes at Easter had rojeeted Oda of wheat mina Ili lid dews MT kb eyes, as No in quietism dudes the insnorable year 1846, sad advertise- was =mat the W essielmin the wan wse eat meats sad yeespennes wise bend is due num The et hie head, sad is was beesked dews by a blow ea Ihe Plokitift it Wm* ina WWI is a tuadnd stares Is side of the toad. The Week was it eaddea that he hid October, mad it Inntlend lint the wire to be allotted scarcely time 02 mee Ide ameallaals. but he eialebal is November. It wee domed however, by the while lyin es the grand to pub kb hat Ins sow HI direness. of when Ike deleadmat wee sae , se delay Ike diet- eyes, militant he noshed mead Alden Wok sea Ma meat, sad it wee set 'mil the Mk Demaaher *albs sheen had a fall eppertuan et nein Ike Omer sad In elms were allotted ; but la the nsealine the pate hell us I. nee attempt to sake their nape by rink. Ti., sa d the shins at this pried win whined lobo et se value, nut la Merestetsevalue, dimness, sad although be na no Okaseeller of the Ezebtqaer and Lady Mary I mid ea the 31st of the sae math the mien el Ike railway Mesabi, Wary, he lamp! up sad mud the plena And Mt Ten yesterday modes kr iikkletea, Tee- was sash* ebeadeasd. Ueda, Owe eliewastman the et he ahtlastly saw that le had the lag simajohn thZ ibbe. piaiatil esaleaded that the sham won set bald with the seam Wan teat "Ste thief I" al be bilis' shof NIWILARKET BOUGHTON ME!TINO, 1850. via; iii;o7;.—UptZMlL;;•l;:itii; pt Dyke of Bedierd'• f 3. 80014, Bst 51b. C•samritak Owns. 300.60 ft. iILIDAY —Captain liervers Stressiratt. Sat 71b, apt Mr. Ham's lisight of the Clatter, bat 914. T.Y.C. 100,1 Is. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1850. 2catifirrytise sa uffientaideg. sad aim Ilisa sa rrel allow' to kin witlia lassamabletlass sp =dm Oen, sad bath lame mesas id nu sot MWad Ire a a emblbaled MOa town at til ite Z lda = l t e et it:ra=is *Ow d at* *start dadbaslisa Om la th e dal. the. thus Indies a meld for tie WICErI'EBN ClRCUlT.—Thurrou Aram 16. Boma Ma. JOlMolllfteusansan. HMI Ir. ISIADON.—BAILWAT Kr. Batt, Q.C., and Kr. Dawn t o wen he the plabdiff, and ILI. Bajt. Ziaglake and Mr. Milan loathe defense. The action was brought by the plaintiff as administrator of Thomas Hope, deceased, to recover 11161. for work and labour dose, goods sold and delivered, and arm ea earmat stated. The defendant pleaded that he was never liable,. Mr. Butt stated the owe. The plaintiff was Mr. A. C. Hope, administrator of Kr. Theme Hope, who died in the middle of the year. 1846. The defeadant, Mr. lhaisa, was a banister mod a mightn't' of the Wandsworth peace snit. and is 1846 was a provisional maw ittee-mes. sal Ma on active pert la the promotion of a lame Mssitiejedell called the Chrperow and Forest of Dean and Olotiesetee Junction Rsilway.which scheme was afterwards abandoned. The shares were allotted, proceediap were taken to • certain pint for the parrs* of going: to parliament, and between 60,0001. and 70,0001. ware valved as deposits. A gentleman named Phelps resting at Newport was one of the projectors of and I. the early part was solicitor to the scheme, end in order to prepare for parliament several proleadonal gentle men were employed to prepare the book. of reference sad other a papers. Among then so employed was the disused Mr. opt, who was a solicitor duly certificated, but had sot then eetablisked a business. Mr. Elope was friendly with Mr. Phelps, whom he had assisted in several banknote/ and other scatters, but not as his clerk. Mr. Phelps, acting as solicitor to the exempeay, employed different solicitors to take portions of the line, sad Mr. He was of them. He did the work, for which he charged 1841. 16s. W. He (Mt. Butt) should be able to show that Mr. Bead's was an active member of the committee, that he assisted V eanying out the project, that the committee earisioned the work which was dons, and directed their seorelnty to offer Mr. Hope 1201. in discharge of his claim, which he refused to receive, contending that he was entitled to the whole. Under these eireumstaoces it would be very difficult for the &readmit teams before the mart, sad suggest that in law or in fairness ►e was not entitled to pay. For the plaintiff, Mr. Prather., the semstaty tilde me& pony, and Mr. Morris, who scud es malessat4astasor to the Mr. Graven, were called. It appeared from their wisay, that the deceased, Mr. Hoppe, prepefti the book et renwenes for a part of the Use; bet the see► tar, said he bad no knowledge of his having bees emplo jed se a local spat, accept from the presentatioa of his bill. Mr. Beidea was a member of the committee, and took an &dire part in its proceediage, especially towards the sad. Witness laid Hopi's bill before the calamities in February, 1846, sad subsequently Mr. Fitswilliani, an active rasaller of the previsional committee, desired witness to older lelen 1301. in payment. Thi, direction wee not given at a rase* taco( tie somminee. lope refugee to rewire it. Upon erose-exemination, the wittiness said they did not know tint Hope was rink to Phelps, although Morrie stated that he thought he was an assistant to that gentleman. Mr. Serjeant Kinplake then addressed the Jury for the defendant, and Mr. Justice Coleridge having almond up, the jury after some sonsultation returned a verdict for the plaintiff, damages 1401. NORTHERN ClRCVlT.—Linurocs, Amid 16. - - Tai LATII 05A1 , 407 RIOT IM CIIADWICAL-ITILBIT. In tie nae of Henry IVrighe,WlSoWaklitlictetfiOr the manslaughter of Jokn Bangstsr, by emoting at biro trod • window, • verdict et Net Guilty was found by the jsuy. OCTRAOI •T . MADMAN. Janus Menaihours a man who, i* may be remembered, three years ago caused the death of • young woman, at Koowaley, by the most brutal cruelty, and whose trial had been postponed from assize to min, on Um ground that the prisoner was not in a milkiest sane Mate of mind to take his pies, um now indicted far having, on the 13th of July, 1847, murdered Ann Leyland. M. Burks having stated to the jury the circumstaams of the case, Mr. D. Malty, a surgeon from Premed, described the wounds inflicted upon the girl, and mated that when he sew the prisoner a few minutes afterwards, he considered him • furious manias. Mr. James Dwyer Allen, sepertntendent of the Prance polio', and W. Chateau, Big , of KirkJale gaol, dated that the prwoner, when apprehended, was in a state of farions medusa. Ttie jury, without bear 4 all the evidence, then returned a verdict of Not Guilty, on ground of iniLity. COMMISSION OF LUNACY.—Ssuenuity,Acch 14. Wturs nu? W AND • kesescrant Jcar. The subject of this inquiry was Richard King, E.g., of North Stoneham, an aviculturist, occupying as arable farm of couridenible magnitude, et • rental of nearly 1,0001. per armum. It appeared that Mr. King with a view of high cultivation, had expended considerable capital thereon—that be bad unexpectedly received notice to art, which preyed on his mental faculties , and led to this in quiry. These proceedings were Instit uted, most reluctantly, by the family of the unhappy gentleman, with • view of rightly settling Whin before the tenancy expired. Form/roe pet Mn. King and other members of his family had noticed his altered conduct; but Aaron Hele, his bailiff, who entered his service 2ad July last, soon detected an aberration of nand. The affairs of the farm were neglected and mismanaged in consequence cf Mr. King's perverseness and irregWwity ; end on the 10th of July lest Mr. King made an attempt on his life with • six-barrelled revolving pistol. Mr. Wibling, a medical gentleman of Sou'hampton, was accordingly sent for, and in consequence of the report given by him and Dr. Buller, Mr. King was placed in Mr. Finch's asylum at Fish, non. Mr. Finch was the principal withers examined. Ile said— At 11 p.m., July 10th, Richard King was received into my establishment. lie has been there up to the present time. My opinion is that he is labouring under various delusions; ene is that be fancies that there are certain penons who are conspiring to destroy him; another that he believes that mere are persons on my premier who an beating • furnace to put him in ; that he shall be out in pieces and destroyed. Then with reference to hie wife (a good and virtucue woman), he fancies that she is UM of the corapiraton, and says that she is an infamous teefr s and that ebe accedes to the overtures of the men en the farm. Almost any day since ha has been there he hes heard the different church bells. He knows the tone of the cathedral bell, •••41 when he hears it ha become alarmed asd thinks that it is knelling for him, and that the fumes to receive him is almost real y. The letter now predated Is in his handwriting—(tbis re-s addressed to his mother, dated Aug. Bth, as a parting !toter, wishing her to arrange some property affairs at Sutton Seotney, and desiring her to bring up properly his poor children). by Mr. Partin, aolichor—l remember your visiting him at the asylum. Yon went with me on that °oration into his room. I remember his laying to you, " You are come to save me from this horrible deans." I remember also that he then took up a Fup pie mint of the Man, dated the 2nd or 3rd of August, and said the whole of it was printed to do. cave him. The delusions mar every day, and develop stronger symptoms. I may add that I saw him this morn ing, and told him respecting this inquiry and its nature, and I said to Lim, " I hops you will accompany your attendant there, " and then he fanned that he was going to be matted. By the Commissioner.—He assigns various nuons for these delusions ; sometimes he thinks it is on account of the deed he committed ; at other times, he fancies it is for adul tery. lam of opinion that he is of unsound mind, and that these delusions will in time be exhibited stronger. The lunatic was then brought into the room. As soon as he arrived at the doer he suddenly stopped, and looking vacant and desponding, fixed his eyes on the cameaksioner, was at length induced him to cane and take a chair. The Comnisaioner—What is your name, air I—No answer. . - Is yens na me Hiektrd Ki ng2—lt was. What Wit now /—No answer. The commissioner then 'poke kindly to his, and explained to him the altars of the Irvin", aid the peer man shook his head, and replied faintly, "Ah 'da a bad job ; ' and then pointed to Ms Wilding, saying, "That is the worst enemy I have. He is a disgrace to society." The commissioner then questioned him as to his being happy at the mitts, and then every word of Dr. Fineh, as to the nature of the delusions, were elicited from hlm. iii; nit. dent 1:1. ill: 7 11nm for, owl kindly iildnOed lan to leave the room. m iTeCiney ties expressed themselves well Bifida of his Insanity. and added In their verdict that he was iscapable of managing his affairs, end had bees so aims tho lOth of July last. It is however believed that the selentifte and kind mental Vestment which he will receive at Dr. W. C. Finch's asylum will ultimately restore him to his family and society. rOLICR.-YESTEZDAL SOUTHWARK. DAZING HIGHWAY ROBBIET. —Beare Archer we charged with Whig ocemented with two other tam (aot la ourady) in s.ssltins sad robbinf t Alh us e i ti Ormakuml of a _tieringb_tiering, Beak of Bops., and slime, ameaarias to SOL, she progeny of essppers. - The oemplainsat stated that he is is the implant/at of Moms. Swam sad Co., whelasie cheesusongen, wesioloset.Bissididesmossi cad that shoat half-pest airs ego* Ihoe moraine he hi thMr warehouse with a marls Deg sentaiabg ea& Y severeigne, Bank of Balsad motes, as/ silver, smoialkeM Mk, fee the parpcm of depositing it late Loska sad Wesessiaster Beak. He antiod the belt la his heady sal posessded boa Collingwood-otrest down ItelMaislaset, sal alone Bembstde, meta he maze to a narrow ming% haviar s sate or door to it, leading to Bt. Saviour's Dock, sad within a *sit limbos, of M. Barlow's Chareh, the nearest wog to Ile Sinilwask breach of the London and West minster Bask fa WelliagtometraVrltere he was bad the owe of the primer% weer he oproWed a Sow msaufaeleey, at the gone of whisk ward of the wettest's were stationed, end on Isaac that powneatioas were made to stop him he Oft eliengedlie and sin up an alley through whisk*** was no this sad on meodiag with this impale** to his farther pregindi he that dine don, he " bolted " Isto the rage et alma. the door of whisk wee open, and then stood in a pasture of defense to roan the somplednent, who wee mph his inferior In plat of height and streerb. By this time, hew ' ever, several persons bad been attreeted to the spot. owing to the eemplaianath cries for aselleasee, sad amongst them a gentleman named Henry Palmer, of Bra• haat court, Philpondaae, City, who Immediately seised tug prisoner by the seller, while the annolelnent demanded the restoration of the bog with the mosey, which the pri MIMI' still retaiaed, bat at Mark resigned the possession of le, open ending that resistanee was wham and be was led 'Wog for ewe distances, natal a polieeman was met. into whose castody he was given. The complainant added that he was in the habit of carrying large same of money from his employers' warehouse to the Soathwark breech of the London and Westminster Bank, and that he usually went the same way that he did on the present occasion, and it was only the previous morning he carried over 1,0001. io a beg of the same description to the bank in qaestion. Mr. Bewion irked Me consplainant if he could identitY the prisoner's asseciares in the outrage and robbery, which was one el a very daring &erecter ? The cersplainent replied that he had every reason to believe he *mkt. _ _ Mr. Bastion, addressing the prisoner, askrd him if he wished to pat any questions to the witness ? The prisoner, in reply, said that he had no guidon, to put, but merely to contradict that part of the complainant's statement whaling.' to my that there were more concerned in the offence. The malignant is mistaken there, for there was no person beside me. I acknowledge that I took the bag containing the money from him mpg!. Mr. Beadon mid %bat he shatki remaad t►e prisoner for further examination ; and in the meantime be gave dire., tams that no exertions should he spared in the apprehension of the other two mon alleged to be atneerned in it. offence. The prisoner wee then remanded till next Thursday. The nev. County Cut day will be the 12th September. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YrsTERDAL Emu Ma. Coutuancoma Para. JI:DG3III2(T. E FI V( Ii.:MB DTIOW. His lioaour said this was an application to pr are fin the costs due to the petitioner under a judgment, signed on the 13th July ;last, in an action ea a bill of exchange. The water had gone to a reference, and an award lead been made, dated the 11th July, under which judgment was signed on the 13th, and the cats were taxed at 4571. 1.. The petition for adjudication was filed on the same 13th July, and the applkition was made under cap. 181 of the new act, directing proof to be admitted for costs where judg ment is obtained before bankruptcy, and cos's taxed after warls. It wee ejected that the signing the judgment on the 13. h of July war an irregular proceeding, because no judg ment can be signed on a vacation verdict, until after four days have elapsed in the term following the yaw 11071, and Oa as this verdict was founded on an award dated July 11, the verdict mast be deemed • verdict of Trinity vacation, and therefore the _judgment could net be pr perly signed till some day In November next. To this it was answered that the verdict preceded the award, and was, in fact, • v. edict of Trinity term, upon which kadgarnt might be properly entered up on the 11th of July. I should not have attempted to decide this very technical point, even if it had been necessary, but should have left the assignees to apply to the proper court to get the judg ment set aside in due course, if irregular, and then have acted on the decision of that court ; but I consider that it is not necessary for me to have that point decided at all, because I am of opinion that the case Is provided for Ita new cilium, in the Bankrupt Act of 1819. had for many year. been observed by Lord ChaLcolon and others, that the tole that de mands, which, though in curie of ripening into • debt before the date of the fist, had not actually ripened into ono before that day, should be excluded from proof, was unjust to the. creditor, as depriving him of his fair share of the 11.4111 t/, andauel upon the debtor,as leaving him, b. stripped of all his property, liable to an old demand. "$. O. Marshall re Fox" (Mont. sad Ayrton, 118) was a ewe of this kind, and there were many others mud' hard; and when the late act was passed it was de that an attempt shoed be made to remedy the mischief, end accord ingly cap. 178 was introduced In the new act. I had sug gested so long ago as in 1831 that the best mode of reme dying the evil would be by the mere shifting of a date, that is to say, by making the date on which the right of proof should depend not the day of inning the fist, bat 1001111 later day, such as the declaration of a dividend— in other words, by enacting au:otantially that if • creditor's ease had ripened by force of ante into a provable debt on any day before the decline tan of dividend, it Wald be as provable as it would have been if the liability had ripened Into • proveable debt babes the data of the bankruptcy. I consider that clause 178 wee framed to carry out this view, and thus relieve both the cre ditor and the bankrupt. If I am right la this view, then this creditor is entitled to prove, because the bankrupt had before his bankruptcy contrasted a liability to pay money upon a contingency which had not happened before the filing the petition, that Is, upon the contingency of the award not being sat adds, jadisaant being entered up, and the costa duly taxed; and it so, the creditor is entitled under that clause to make a claim now, and as soon as the demand is ascertained prove and receive dividends with the other creditors. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—Ocu.Droan, AuwmT 10. 'arum Tin Loa Clll/3 &DOM APO • SPACIAL AMT. MA/Tllll/9 Ir. BANDWIMI. This was a feigned ism directed to be tried by the Chancellor. Berjeant She*, Mr. M. James, sad Mr. &rill were for the plaintiff. Mr. Chambers, 8.C., Peacock, and Mr. &mbar& for the defendant. Thia ace occupied the court the greater part of Woodcut. day sad was not concluded until two o'clock to-day. The red point at issue, however, lay in a very narrow canspaeh sad the actual question involved was whether the plaintiff was liable under the Wiradecop Ad to be called as as a contributer la a defunct runway ashes, called the Direct MARKETS. COTTON.—LITERPOOL, Auo. 15.—The Isles of cotton tads, are estimated at 8,000 bake, and consist of about 200 Perham and Ms renhern, 1.1 9; 510 Zgyptbus. el N ; tout, 9l.—Total tines Wider, $3,000; Import ohne Friday, 40,000. The market closes heavily. &asperse wita Yrkbre rates, prices of American at an under Id. are par lb. lower. &mini and all other kinds are without change. NCII itilTSB, Aro. 15.—The market continues firs, but with any a moderate extant of bounces. India homes are not doing mock badness, but buyers for Ramis are slid giving oat eon. tracts In pent for short dates, and full prices are obtained. The (i:reke have but little eneouragensent to trade, relent letters &MAAR them at dlatouraitims OPITIIiOOII in the Want, where the print trade can only Le pushed at • loss, and where ewe the priers obtataalde for grey goods ore out of all disproportion below the retie now ruling In this market. Tits Germans ars doing a fair bagasse. The borne trade bosses appear to be doing a fair booker. HORIERY AND LLCM TRADIS. —Norri,ooniw, At over .3.—The cotton he.. nude continues lea very fair condition, throgh in sane quarters than are • few frames reeding, loft gene. rally of an inhaler order. The drawer, pantaloon, acd shirt branch Is to a certain extent qalowest; most of the frames are employed, and, ith ftw exceptions, at the adeameed vales. The cettomoglonc branch has a shade farther Immerged. The ailk.elove branch, en ho. portant to the werktospepalation of the town lain &Milk state, when the nem Is team molderstion, which angers well for the autumn. The Oaks Wham leaner alio, all things considered, is In a fair state. The keened teedee, on the enatrary, are is a deplorable condition, sal little hos of amendmeed. the articles rude beln of the cheapest sad meat atop deseriptica. The cotton bobbla.net trade Is in • eery fan state, espedelly the *hi nets wade is the power farmers. On the other hand, some of the factories making famy I nets are rather dull s and hove seen proceeded so far as to stop a poli tica of their machines. The cartels trade Is rather brier, and, how. ever atr Rage It may , they ere sew making eoasterpanes—a mandate,' is widish laweashire has hitherto excelled alt weevers. The pusher branch Ruskin plebs sets has a 'bade improved, bat, as they eansot throw is thick thread*, they are In a great measure la peratided by ether petneiples of 'machinery. The white silk trade, ...pc:hilly the warp hi has mach improved within the last few , dam and warps an gives oat with a libretti hard. The New Lector turaunt has astamed a new oompleakm, the eathan.lsee factory hay. lug partially agreed to pay the price for Aso Bra The etith rittury I+ progressing with the collier hands, who. It Iv allezel. are m.king haviick n ith the valuable from a. The warp silk blond factory is al of an upeoar. A person from the cloth factory liss taken a number of bays to wort the frames, and the him& that had struck having watched to nee where the parties re.ided, and coming in contact near Bobber's.tolll, a sort of civil explanation took Naas, which has led to wartime being maimed against eight of the panics for intimidation, aid it is trimmed that themes. will he heard at the Sheehan to.mor row (Baturday).—Notts Renew. WOOL—BRADFORD, August 15.—The spincen MM. tint* to buy very sparirgly, wh'eti to in some meanie accounted for by the mud: nusntity of work that has been dose stele the numbers lure been combatiag for higher wages, which hare been generally (weeded. The Moths held by the staplers are very large, but they lio;d for twleee wake the queerly are not tree te buy ut in qualitity, ...el 'Alen are costetmently Ivry limited. Node end blokes are goad sale, at firm priors. M AN UFACTURES.—Buoroan, 15.—Yarns : The demand I.a dalpping, emecisliy numbers e•titabic f,d Russia, Ia rens'.ve. Ind the steepen am Keno . ..lW engaged to leder. For casette there Ia a very active den.-rd fur tine numbers. This te a new trade in that district. While the general borne trade is rimy as brisk as ever, all the varied breeches of manufacture Warr active together gives a tone of 000lldenca that hings will go higher, se Ile re are no storks on kand.— Pin es : There Is as brisk a demand se ewer for all kinds of it Ids adapt: d for tee aporoscb.ag season. The demand for all 'Lades of low mined Alpacas is far greater than the product of the raw material, which in low qualities is completely used up, and the supply must neeer.artly be much dimintstierl. The use of deter rpoilitlcs el Alpaca Lustre' for dyeing is not No kirk asthe low ones. tlobourg• sre now eery scar,e, snit command fo'l prices. . . - GLAsnow, August 14.—ibe Roods and yarn market to day was without change. Ilse new traneaetkes for Terri were cont. paranvely limited. bat spinners , being to well engaged forwad, no diff• ranee in vetoes can be quoted. IRON.—Chrsoow, Aaiun 14.—Our market for pig iron ww again very inactive to-day, few transactions taking pl,ce r ts kr actual consumption. No sellers under 40. cask. 1101'3.—Fmm/rums, August 16 —We aunt warm wea ther, or the mop will fall very short of what we at one time 3nticii atad. COlN.—llaxausT. August 16.—The 'apply of Wheat at thin Jurgen:artist was tolerably good, and although buyers noted c.ita t curly, Imes proceeded steadily at promos prices. Beans :n re quest, at Is. per qr. advance. Other aruelei without alteration. Wheat, be. to So. id per bu.bet. Bence, lie. to 25e. per qr. how, Is, 2d. to 31. 9d. per bushel. Oat., les. to Ea. per qr. - • - - BOOMOHAN, August I.s.—At Gloucester nrarlirt on the 10th, tritest maintained the currency of that day se'nnlght; but at N orceoter, the Fame day, a redattionof Is. per quarter *iamb. witted to on all descriptions. barley unaltered. For oats we had rather more jaquiry. Desna less in requeot. Mare dolor in per. This week, the weather having Improved, little progress could be Made in saes, but holden will not sits way In price of any kind of wheat. barley taken is retail at former price. Little doing In oat., bean., or peso. At this dty's market there was& good supply of wheat from the farmer., and the tom on each was In favour of the buyer; lut good foreign realised quite an much money. Barley levi in re quo.% Oats rather cheaper. Beano fully as dear; bat peas were Is. per qr. lower. The lullowing are the present quotations : Wheat, IngUalk, whiter bushel of Glib.., U. Id. to Go. W.; new, Os. &L to Ss. 10d.; re d, :d. to hr. 9d.• new, N. 3d. to So. ; foreign, NA, Od. to ha. 1,1.: bevies, white, 3s. ltd. to Polish Odessa, ka. 4d. to Ss. W.; Danube, Y. 11d. to Is. id. Barley, per imp. qr., els. his to ere. 6d.; grinding,per 3921b5,11.. ed. In 22.. 6d. (Atm, English, white, per Imp. qr., 174. ed. to Us. td. ; Welsh, black and whits, per 3121b5., 17s. od. ; I ri sh (Wits. to W. to 16s. U.; (371ba. to 39th..), 17a . od. to 17*. ! ; black, 16a. bd. to 17s. Gd. Bemn., Eugliob, old, per DOW., 12abel.to Ike &t. ; new, I Is. 6d. to 122.6 d.; Irish , &I. to 10a. Pd.; foreign, 9s. Gd. to It.. 2d. Leas, boiling, per impettal qr., 17s. to Si..• gelatin*, per ISSIM., log , teen to 11.. Gd. Lentils, tar 1btib5.,14.6.1. to 10e. tai. Flour, English, floe, per sack of Luits., Lin 04. to Us. Id. ; month. 225. 64. to 34. Od. BRIONTON, Await market trtle, there was • steady demand far Wiled, at lest week's rates. Barley, steady. Oata, Beans, and l'eas in limited supply, therefore preelous quotations are • firmly maintained. Wheat, white, Ilk 3s. to Ill.; red, LW. ios. to • ill. Barley, 220 to 265. Oats, 17e. to la.. 6d. Beini 2616 to 275. 61. Pons, 28.. to 295. BRISTOL, Aro. 16.-The recounts emu ell parte et the surrounding distrist represent the wheat harvest to be preerewiai very favourably. aid the fine warm weather is most propitious. Our market has been but moderstey supplied troday with English wheat, fur which, as for all deveripiloos of grain. there has been but a .lug. gish demand. !Vices must, to • great extent, be coneldend numina , ear pt in the case of flour, for which there was a lair consumptive demand at the late quotations. The following will give the prices :- Whent English, 401. to 48e. per Imperial quarter ; foreign white, 410. to 465. per 4sinte.; foreign red, beat qualities, L2a. to 445. ditto; foreign red, middling qualities, ion. to 42.. per ditto ; fore ign red, inferior qualities, 375. to rm. per ditto. Flour : Eaglish seconds, no to Ns. per sack • United States, he., sweet, 225. to 255. per bar rel. Oats: Deno sad Welsh. ISs. to Ica. per quarter; Mich white, 16..6d. to its. 6d. per fitlibi.; Irish black, I3s. W 16s. per quarter. ftsrley : English malting, 23.. to 26.. per quarter • kordsh and foreign grinding, facto lls. per 4001 0 e. Wane : English, Leis. tolls. per quarter; foreign, 24a. to 28e. per 48elbs. Meanies!' on ship. board during the week bare been-wheat, 11,300 quarters; _barley, nil ; oats, nil ; beans. el; fluor, 920 mole. The amigo of prices fur the week has been-wheat,' 435. 3d. ; oats. 16e. Id.; barley, 21s. 9d.; beans, Ills. - - Dorian, August 16.—We had a moderato supply of Wheat ; the buyers were mot much inclined to do beams, aMI the trade was effy dell; so some inferior desomptioas • ikia/ise of Is. per qr. was submitted to, bat generally It was only Ms hum la &roar of the purchaser. Mira were two lots of sew Wheat (red), Bi^ quality of whisk waives, tale; ono of them, wealh, 19 score 121111., sold at 23r. &L The marts as to the mop do nut Improve; the blight la not ;only eery snare, bat very general. In Barley, Bata, Bran., and Peas but MU doing, and as alteration in price. Whoa white, 300. ; best red. 114 s. to 4es.• middlisg, Ms. to als. • lafetkw, Ms. to lea Barley les. to Ms. 'Oats, leo. to 21a. Part. to 360. Peso, Sea to SW per qr. Hoar, Cu., per sack, SU. to kW ; seconds, 111 s. to 31s. Alaattlt 16.—Wheat trade firm, at lest week's rata; oupply 110 hod. Wheat. 101. to 131. per loud. Wiry, 21s. to Lis. per qr. Oats, 17s. to 22e. &abr. 2U. to 33.. roms, Mi. to 30e. GODALMINU, August 14 —Lest weeleezicee were ro oked lor tbo Wheat otteelag to-day ; but few wads. Wheat. red. 41s. to 435.; white, 434. to 475.; dna. ade. to lide. Batley. 20.. to 23e. roes, 27e. to lide. Deena 2to. to 110 a. Oats, Ns, to lea per qr. - - - • - MAttNINOTIUIII. Attend 15.—V.17 little bulimia wu &gag to-day; oterneelet 4 Am for all Mob of groin. NiatitUßT. /mut 15. oar supply of Whut for Oslo Ws market wataslbinpa bat fully equal to the demand, and, though Owe ern no Mb In lamr nada, prima ware Mly maintained. The ` ha wife e sop %arm^ d read there been any on Wm fit II maid ham sad ly. Oats, ikon; and Per the mom Mow to lOth henna : Wheat, 46e 11d.; Barley, Mail Oa% lb. IL; I kea 30e. 7d. —•— • • Alagelt I!t—Tho waother his Ws very fide bra. lot tiro wed wore likely to continue so. Farmers are Tow brim rod = SIM' toodderable quantity of corn, tn good 'r. WI the of rum sad Wed are Marinated. and it ammo re dram peadeol IQ lama% Prime of VI Mat this atondur oodholdood NUM& wpm to bars more madams to prom prior. Mir so law. RoTSTotr, Agora 14.—A very mill market. Wheat oold at loot Iroek'a polar, f, SY. to No. per Mod ; am tie. to lie. ode. lah to lit. per qr. 48.11 d. to Ss. per Umbel. BToomsow-ort-Taart. August 14.—W0 had a good supply at wheat at tido d ors in e rted. isr widget then was a Ilk dirennd. at bat week's prism Is Osio. Beano. sad Pea s there to Ti alone to iota. host Is mollsrol. TM following are present pekoe a— Wheat e c o r. of Saba to the Ittehd. Durham sad York atm 411. be lie. ;AM. 14h to Oa.; foga oaratihri rod, Mo. 11l fa& 1 al WNW Oala, 64 lah to laa, i pia% lila, to M. Nes% taw. Sea. be Me. Tim, per each of 21011 m, One, MAIL Clealltest , BMA. Ise. WM 4I . f'rciali. Per v., et Ohs. N the ball a lheinter4 Ifialgrkprg. end gibing, 440. to 40a • 2 = 1 4 1 4 11 71211140gr i e=14 415. 41:. Ostrlu and tsb sal Ids. to Pass. IsUbs, Irk ; Oaths& 2ls. ltye, Sts. Us. Lim* daring the gad wok: Vilnet, coastwise. 1120 ljaasuasta, August 16. —With a scanty supply of Whist the tinge la very dull, sad last wades prime hardly maintained ; the rarac prim is 4:a sk per qr. Bess., 2 % . 117 It N Zit New winter Oats. Woaanissaar, Ames' 14.—nowasaus is new duo, sad lamasla gang se mpley. Oar grain mutat Su bare emirsad mural= agalsaesd • assisassis ed emas. Other of gran aelmaterially altered. Best What las bean b as Its. lea Becky, N. to 10a. Oalm re. le y o u r. Tlese, gee la. lod, to go. Oat. mad. fa Bals. W. Bassos/, is. ld. BDUIDDIOIC, Antr int 1 4 :: : ::1111711 was /SOW is brisk de demand today foe old which made mks qukkly, end folly last week's prices were realised. h des average lell a little. barley was are of the dullest sake we have had kw a long time back, the events reealloi id. Oak mold balmily, also declining a little. Deans gold well. There were In the market today in qrs. new Barley, a parcel of which sold at the top prim, and the avenge may be quoted et Ile. ; the parcels were very line. There were also 41 qrs. new Oaks which brought en average of fully 21s. 6d. Wheat, 87s. Id. to 43.. Barley, Ale. to 14.. Oats, 11a. 44. to 23a. Beam, 241. id. to Ile. GLASGOW. Mime 14.--The eriseipel arrivals la the Clyde thie week emulated of flour, eomptialog 3,108 bangs from Canada, end 6.30 barrels from the Malted grates; together with 1,030 sacks from France, and 762 seeks from Ire and, including also 1,000 qrs.l Conedlan Fess, and 673 qrs. Preach Wisest. Orangemouth, the supplies received acreages were small, sad 1,266 qrs. Wheat, 723 an. Beans, 334 qrs. Eye, and 736 melts Flour coneltuted the imports' from abroad. With Oro esoeption of bundsy, which was a wet day, the weather, on the whole, has been eery floc during the week, and reaping hat partially commenced some early localities around this neighbourhurid . The , amounts of the' Wheat map In England are of an, unfaeonrable clover:ter, and the reports of the potatoes in trebled do not improve, notwithstatuling which eery hole impression has been matie on the trade beyond perlums causing holders to evince • hole more firm- Dees, and the week'', badman kw been spin on a small ecalc. Our market today remained ismettee, the demand for %%hest and mod other articles betas reetricted to retail bu) era ; but there ,lid no• reels to be any inclination to talus lower prices, and we repeat last we, Ws prites:-Whost, English, perg24ollos, white, crop of 16 , 9, 2os. tot. to /le. 6d.; red, old, 214. Od. to 325. Cel.; 1849, Ws. Oh to !'a. bd.; &arab, white, 1349, 19s. 66. to 20s. 6d.; Lily red and white, 1819, IS.. 6d. to 19e. 641.; Donnie, old, 22.. W. to 23e. Gd.; 1849, 11s. fd. to 235. Od.; Posmerauw, old, 21s. 6.1. to 12s. 64.; 1319, 214. Id. to 124. Od.; Lambda, cid, le. 6.1. to !le. Od. ; 1449, 194. Od, to lea. Od.; Odessa, soft, old, lON. Oil. to 19e. 6d.; Canadian, old, Ms. ed. to 21s. 6d.; Coifed Stan*. old, 10s. Od. Ila. Od. Barley, per 320115, tierwielt and 'notch, 1849, 13v. Od. to 16s. Od.; 1819, 13e. bd. to lIL rd.; foreign, free, Pomarantan, So., 1949, 15s. Cd. to 13s. 60. larifsh, 1449, 14§1. Od. to 14%. W. Oats, yyeett 26411 a., beewlek and geolah, 1849, 14s. W. to 13s. 6d. ; Wexford, ke., iil9, 144.6 d. to 104. Od.; Limerick be., old, 14s. 34. to lA , . Od.; 1449, 14a. rid. to 13e. ed.; extra prepared, 1849, 130. 94.; forolirn, Rwalso, old, 14.. Od. to 14., ed.: Danish, 13e. Cd. to 140. Od. Seen; 1349, Scotch, Its. W. to 134.; foreign, 12a. to 13a. Cel. per 4 imperial ol d , ; Irish, per 2r01b..., 14 e. ERYO. haw, per Mew, old, 123. to 13e. ed. ; 1849, 13x Gd. Pere, white, per 28041 n., old, its. Cd. to 13s. Ild.; grey, 14s. to 14.. 6,1. Flour, per Mks., 1849, English, superfine, 32a. 0,1. to 33a. Od.; hish, impotent, Illato 33a.; doe, its. to_ lia; extra choice qualities,32s. W. to 334. Cal; French, 31r. to Mk ; Canadian, old, sweet, per barrel. 23e. to 14a. ; sour,lll4. fd. to 21a. Oetmeal, per 26011 K, Irish, common cut, AO, 13e. 6d. to 26e. Indian Corn, 1.6 a to 18e. per 280 lbs. CATTLE. dte.—Borrrovr.—At the fat stzek market on Wedneaday, there was an excellent , apply of sheep, and trade wca !xi*, Mutton making fully 3d. per lb. BCCICINOPIAII FATR, August 14 —The supply of both (Stile and Whom wae good, bat for Beasts kw grazing purposes the trade was inactive, buyers beteg diepowd to buy very sparingly, on account of the great fate at Barnet b.ing so mar at band; the dr. nand for Shop won decidedly good, &limit In a meat measure from the primped of an abund.mt turnip crop ; the form-toothed Tethers eallicg (freely from 284. to 34a.; hones, 255. to Ws.; nether LIMAN lb. to 161. per Mad; ewe., round upon the tooth, Unto 32..; raid. dllng, 23a. tuts. ; ewe Lomb, 10a. to Its. per bead. A gnat clear ance suds, only 3 peas of Sheep being left unsold. The florae trade was quite ha a stagnant state, the dealers being engird at the great fair at lionaistle. LTIFOOLN.—The tat stock market en We3ntsiay was well supplied with Besets and Sheep, but the Beasts were poor in ro.slity. Beef, 311. Gd. to to. 108. per stew. Mutton, Sd. to 6t4 per lb. NSWAIII, August 14.—Oar market has been bat thinly attended to-day. Very little buslneFa was clone, at about the until prices. 'Mtn were leG Sheep, 110 leasta, and I 'Vigo tented. PSTERBOROVOIL—At the tat stock market on Wediesdey there were upwards of 6:..0 Sheep, and plenty of tilers. Most of the she. p were cold at sd. per lb., making about Is. per bend lees than last week. Besets he, and they realised cearly ft.. per .tone. A few good Pige sold at nearly 34. per stone. Calm were a better trade, the best making U. each. SALFORD, August 14.—We had an average show of steels and of lull average quality for the seaeon. 'Caere ma. no quotable elume in the mane of either Beef or Mutton. th: fanner truy be noted bd. to s:d. fur choice, and Mutton the *me. A We element* made. WISBECir, August 15.—A large supply of Sheep, sad ra ther scanty of Bente. A good demand, and mdy sale for notb. Beef, Ss. bd. to rot per state. Mutton, ewe. aid.; wetter, 3d. per lb. A large supply of Pin sad prices rather dearer. Priors, ge. 6d. to U. per stone. Lambs, lee to 20s. per bead, or 3d. to td. per lb. Veal, 2es. to 329. per bead, or 3d. to Std. per lb. EDINBURGH, August 14.—Then was also a small supply of Cattle, the number being 304, or 134 tees then this day week. Very few good cattle shown, and sales slowly effected. What woe really good brought 7s. per Dutch stone, but the currant price was from de. to Go. acil down to 3s. A clearance was not Effected. The num ber of Sheep and Lambs this morning was 4,140, being MI los than last week. Demand for Lambs again good, particularly for the boo. tact, and all sold at full priara theep sold Letter, bat no improve. sent in prices from last market can be waged. Top price of the bent Mutton, per lb.; current, 4d. to 44d. Ewes and inferior kinds, 34d. per lb. Vp prim of Lambs, Us.; current, from I.s. to les. per bead; secondary kinds, from as. U Its.; icfcrior, from ft. ed. to 7s. ed. per head. F.tixtriw Avot'sT TitTaT.--Thia, the fast of the great annual markets, was held so Wednesday, on the ground ueually ap pmpriated for the purpose—viz., 'gentian's Muir, the property Of sir Michael Bruce, situated about three miles north of Ealk.rk. It will he recollected that, some menthe ago, with the etneurrence and wine. lion el Sr Michael, it was advertised that, with a view to preventing aster es possible the necessity for dn.:re cattle on Sundays to the market, August Tryst would be changed from the snood Tuesday to the anon(' Wednesday of the month, the beber and October market' beer placed under regulatioas of a s imil ar canoe. Many parties were excessively annoyed by finches that the makeity of the ' English dealers who, unthases of the change of day, had come to purchase on the Tuesday, had, after picking op the beat lots of the cattle shown, taken their departuie again foe the south. This inter. tithate misunderranding, whatever party to to blame. has been the eutexet of general complaint, and to this is attributed as moth as anything else the fall in prices which was experietwed 31 meet descrip tions of steak. "ley of the north country graziers and PIA dealers, too, relying on the advertisement, (Minot make their apprentice in the market till Wednesday, and the .thasequence to them was, in many eases, that they had to submit to a reduction of from 3 to 10 per cent. on Tia sday's prises. A number of dealers, who were &taint dat Melrose on Tuesday far the Sheep market, which was held that du:, fortunately made their apyearance ahem retd.day on Wednees'av, and gave rather an improved tens to the twrket. The show of eater was excellent, it being generally remarked that better Hew' hare never been brought forward at this reason of the year. The aniat.Vs most in reques erste the,: in good condition, 'which were readily picked up on Monday aterixon. The best lot of fat was sold by Mr. Mather, of = ow, for ltd. each, which was the top price of the market. Small Highlanders, fur feeding, were also qukkly bought op. and very few left unsold at the close of the day. .me dereathi for middling qualities was not gnat, and many tots of Irish cattle, more per. mealy, were Mined away without purchasers. .tragus-shires were a peat show generally speaking, a hit the exception of a splen did lot of SO animate, mired with AterJesesbire three-year-okb. which were sold by Mr. Yawn, Brech'n, to Mr. licianedy, near Maypole, Ayrshire, at 121. 12s. each, the highest price obtained for this dasctipl on of stock. Inferior •211111 , 11% of the same breed, brought less money, varying trom 61. tulle, but there were lew, oeupdatively brought forward, and those that made their appearanee were rather difficult to 'cll. Of West Highlanders, thee.: that were on the ground Wand very ready purchasers at prices a shade under what cool have been obtained last tryst. A very fine lot of three-year.olde were sold by Mr. Gordon, from Aberdeenshire, to a Linlithgow geetletnan. at Welch, and another lot, somewhat inferior, sold to the some piny for al. each. Two-year-old West Ilighlthilers fetched, on an average, 51. each. North Highlanders made their appearance in large Nom. tiers and from this cause, perhaps, the demand was not so ht though a good clearance was carted at Laces averaging —for they:- year-cede, 41. 3s. to 31.; two.year.olde, 2/. Ss. to :/. 135.; and year. old atirks were bought up readily from lAs. to 1/. A few North ILA land Cows found purchasers at :I.loe. each. A Loge propettion of those sold were from Long Island, and were in most nistar.ors broutht in by south-country granters.. This description of stock have *W ined a reduction more last market of at least 3s. a-head. The show of frith Beards was LlCCOtrrnoilly large, and fermi! nearly • third part of the whole cattle on the ground. T here was bat anin different demand, and though many good lots changed hands, night founds Lime number standing auseld. Mr. Bushel brought forward some excellent Besets, the most of which he got rid of at pricer es B ing, fur two.year-old Irish half.breole, from SI. is. to 71. 10s. buns were tellies trom V. to 4/. 10e. A lot of kur scare Irish polled Bud. locks, two.vear-olds, meld from St. 10s. to 64 10, according to quality; wilds good Later Calves, halfaxeds, fetched as much a. 21. 3s. The highest price given for twe.year.olds was el. The market foe Irish cattle may be considered a very dull one, and preen form 10 to IS per cent. belaw Wee of last year.—ldilch Vows : The show of milkete was rather limited, and whet was of t him of t trot Mr quality. Pikes ranged much the same so Let noutet, front ;I. to 101.; a few superior lie tots bringing something more. There was not moth demand. and the supply was fully equal to it.— Bonn: The show of Horace of all kinds was rather meagre. the bat animals having been picked up on Tuesday, hut on neither 1 day was the market a good one. There were few purelmeers, and sales ' difticult to de et. Saddle' Hones were a very poor show fan point of number, though a few excellent animal. wh.kh were on the ground said from Mi. to 334. each. The best animal sold yeeterday was a carries. Horse, disposed of by Mr. Mackiuly, Glasgow, (or se/. Carr. Horses were also an indifferent show, foe the most part, and what west, good found purchasers, though generally speaking, there woo very little demand. Priers on the whole much some sae as lest year. Irish Potties, of which a few were brought forward, were selling at from Seto 101., but there was littk or no demand for them. The next tryst is held next mouth, when, it ts to be hoped, the dealers will make themselves wordy acquainted with the aisractaday, so as to avoid the ueplesaant consequences ref Brad to &boo. AN INFANT POISONED BY ITS MOTTIER. A palatal case of child poisoning has been the subject of in vestigation at Hull during the past weak, the amused being a young woman named Mary Ann Lamb. The atoned baring !AIM engaged as wet nurse by a lln. Foca, of Car liale-street, placed her own illegitimate' child in the thugs of a woman at Hawley, offering to pay 3s. a week fur its maintenaara. Oa Friday last, by the request of the mother, eke bronchi the infant over for her to sac. Botorio, how ever, Mn. Clabley arrived in Hull, Lamb is proved to have purchased a pennyworth of leader's= at the shop of a drug gist in Kill-street, and when her child was brought to her naistresee house in Carl:ale-street, she sent Mrs. Clubley out of the way, end (by her own confession) sdnanictrervel Wow of the nareotie to the l the creature, who died in am vulsions Nth same evesft. The mother was instantly taken into custody, sad has been committed on the coroner's war mth to take km trial Is. wilful murder. THE STRIKE OF TEIR ENGINE DRIVERS ON STIR BASIS= COVNTIIII IL•thwiv.—This unhappy dispute I bids fair to amuse • serious upset. All rhinos of an ami cable arrangamest seem to We did, and early on Monday morning the entire body of drivers cad Stamm in the MIN viee at tae 01111.11Sy Will Woo running ea the Ilse. The emegans are Wag stesmoss Worts to Fpunceaa»n men. sad 11811,1111.1111114,11 bon sots to Desby. winder, to., for *1.... rormis. TMontost detects. it is _stated. have a list of all pa have as yet bees —thedr preview engage• mass, sod Um droussisosss voter whisk sksy loft. IrMis they Wei to loroomt to ski Beam Osioalssisous. DAILY WEATHER TABLE ,• COVIT 18,50. The State et the Weather at each of FILIDIT theA following l6, plu, Niue e'eleek yesterday naming. Th e sw ans arranged in orb? of latitude. Mom el Pam Wind. -I.°l-i t , i af- - B•piparrosz...- ...... BIUS7OI. Ovsces ** ».»... °commis Lasuirreer Cowen; sa Grua es lkotnunuisk. ...... „ TAMOVIW HOLTUZAD !maim- MA/M=llll ...... D 4111,11101,1111..... Blur SVMDIALAND.. . . lir-Arran ..... Luria . Baas. sex 43i.m00w ED:mimeos Conroe of Wind. Burnett' of N.N.E. (wale Ere The returns from the tollowihj unite in time for publicstirni indicate the state of the weathr nine o'clock. ru.A.2 . Caro HOLVERAD Orterrraw Taw Werray E. N.E. N. W. DUNI= !HER TABI, E. FSIDelr. Attys., IS Imo . seh of the following pl ici , 4r ning. - The ufiti at i e. so, ut • 11111 7 C. af Rates( eg,;, - ; ___ Gentle Breese ClourneTia---, Geode Breeze Rain ,__..e _ tilt°°s arrest ' OTerc Overran .... Breese . 0ve,,... t aeons Limos • Clou.ileu t Oantle Bream ! Overcast IStroog Breese Overca st Deane Brae , ' Fart!,4 c,,,,,, Gentle ltrent I Partally rai ; 7 Gentle!:, esas pa r i mE , , ''-y Gentle ftneze Osamu .44.11 Strong Breen, Partin4 a n ,. Cientl, wear* Floudir CaTZ Strum -lease P,lnie y c u. - , Grans Beam o.m„ t , '1 Calas Oda Overt:ie. Wm I Panful'. r rrine. ' Nadional, • an4.2 q. 4 . ., ' " - y t - . ath. I now., Goan,- Br 1na:P.,,...,,,...,,,, Gent', ',mit t CF • loutEe,, benne tine.. , P,m., ,a,„„ i , Co/rn tasone Breese 1 Cleating Oi ern ,,, Gentle Breen:Coal. THIS DAY, y,, of WWI. State or ver it y Breese. et co - sr ming Plana did not reach tri ma yestera.sy ; th.,. tn ur a,. her on Wednesday es y; I (stow: 1-r0,,,,,,, f:era:enemas d'art... 6„,',:: calm rail4::y 1., , i' Gentle Brai se a „ n ,, ,•, Y neon* Itreet, .-- • Getup Itr• ern a n , • '''..' ~ ...a4 Gun.' 'iv s'e Par....:yC.Aly ........._......., E f irffiaLifiElrOz loofas Oasetta,.. ~.4.„ .•rs• um: ALTIES. ato Cleatllettiemple W ith "Ent ig four inch, ■ settee tor nnur, :Leg in Daily It 0,11.-14:11-4d, I. from Sunderland !er ?..l'as. of Holland, 10th it ... , ;_ d',l'l ed ; roaster, mate , .5ee,.... 4 ,,,. tottardas, Aug. 11. It to Liverpool, got on 1* 1::ut r, Aug. 13, sad Wtol ~ A .'I ...,.h tart Of taro of hemp f..n. i f .... two to three feet er..•. , :r .s .`seer 1. iIL.S. 1 . :, •+ :^. t..n. 7 SoMpton till. Ida: . r ; Auz .11 .t...z. 22 ...... - Aug. .! Ass. fy IVE D. 5, frnm ...... . ..... ...... ..t,:a.-.7., I, froLa . ... .. .. ...al ugre. 11, rt-.M . . . .•:.e u.lngu.t 1; !, -. 1. •.• -. a 13, }ism ...... ....... ... it - re. 1 4. from . ..... ....... .. 1 :a Aug.,. : '., !:.a........... I. ::. r .nz•-. a=t 13, :r .. ... ..... .. .. . . ye,:e 5 , fn m - An,;: ,, !•. !- .., .... .. L!..nta::: lurk.: .4, 'f. ~, ...... `: s'its.-.7. ih 3 . •- - - -.. ........... Ms:, • ... from Lc( r; • .e arm 11, rr 21 L - 2 4, fr.. D, ru.t 12, fr: 1- 13, fr• u - • ..... 4*.,rur, .", frcas ... ..... 3.• : :.- ! It 15, fr .m 15, fr - 11 ...... ... ......... -- - - .-. 15, :•: , m 15, fr.: m .:. .• . from• tot 13, from . ........ ., 7 . . gu.t 14, fr ra... ..... .. N •• at 13, from 3, froze 13, from ............ ......... .15, truss grust 15, from "• from. . • LED. gust 15, to - - • ; 11, to August 13, to 13, to • snust 15, to.. ...... .N, ..: . 1 15, to August 14, to ........ ...... . tugust 15, to gust 13, to s -, 1 • Atiou,t 15 ' to .goad 1 5 , to gust 15, to luguet 15, to Se rf:•.7 . .. •1 , Aumust 13, to watt 1 3 , to 4 , .' 7 1t 13, to . ..... ... ...... ..... o ~ gust 15, to Atllilln 1 , , to artist 13. In kugu.t 14. to August 13, to - - " , must 11, to . Aue'iot 13, to gust 14, to ant 13, to . Weft Ca,: -: • mouth, Aturust 14, t.. 1 - • - ,d, August 13, _to l' . .5 Ft 13, to agent 15, to 4 13, to i .. 4 August 15, to Cad.::... - August 13, to I, .august 13, to. ..... - C st 15, to - . tat 13. to b. August 14, to ..- , • L.: 13, to !gust 19, to 14, to to August 15, to !, August 15, to Lug= 13, to l , • August 13, to :et 14, to Ist 14, to gust 11, to gust 14, to POKBE WITH. ----- 3. lat. 43, lon. IL 1.: MA llowo tor Liverpool, J • -. •'y .. 'i , ag. 11, ht 50 N., ton. 5 W. ..._.. PERMANENT CrRE Cr .4.11 c ., ~e ntli.-no mate of the 11..7c rom Cincotta, injared h.. le,:. o',. . a that he was quite ine,pable ••• carry available remedy that toe sh . .; , • out stamen lie was then . ree.s.a. d otOcer, to try Ileroway's cm , ta:, et. P 10012111 I,Lvaliger, he us, them g before he nsiehod Ectrloci his melog Atte tore no area of its forr aro, and at Framer 11u1;0wa5 .9 OD. LOEB. AND DIATHB. ---- ETES. t wife of Mr. N. Clegg. of a , sii. w, the wife of J. C. Conybc,re, E:;., ml 'louse, Conley, W.11111„ . ..ta, :lie ( • daughter. derby, the wife of J. 1..0rd, le;., 1 der. ehtuotht, Yorkshire' , the ',h., o: tighter. EIAGES. . 14, at St. Mary's. rrY . l 7::', lord Bishop of 1he0ut0.. , 3 , t , f. Addtson, Esq., Cao .. t....n ie a 41 .,i , it daughter ot IL thlß r. 1 ` ' 2 t. 13, at Perham 9. - '. , 1 ,,,..- ; It. 11. lauglos. 3 : 10 Mfr. 0 Major FL S. Douglas, 1107a1 Anse... : IL Robinson, lidt. M the Holy 'Wray Chu . rd, ,. or mutant of N. John's, tto 1.... ?I , r `Winderatere, to Susannah E..... s ••• J o, Egg , of Dull. IS, at Middlesborocsb4m- ~0 It. !Unison Orono, of I ~ ~. ' •, itightar of Mr. navy I-town-.,-,. - " MTH& b, relict of the late Mr. %V. Fem.% ' aigarct harts relict of the ..•* '''' razu.street, J. Caner, EN., Isle , ''' ..3! ' 11, :, pl y hoot a hy.mesos.rwfued igeztoo,.. r J b a ) m i es ‘‘‘,.., C w.. lr ey a . b.a .. 0. ,.., 45s , 1 ! - . 7N l '- .4 1; fqagar% Creates, Loo not , 'tho goy. 3. Fitt, t:r ' ow aulyear eleven mon . . ul - -- .- I'm /Violin, al lbo Ais Oltr is l 4* 111MIle111111418 BIIIPPINO IN: (hen oev v. -Mapping CA513.4.. Alison, Robson, from Swansea I fuel, has arrived here simiang having struck on the PateLi Aug. 13. Egbardiaa Schuarinre, Oriel. dam. was loot on the Hook of wife and one child drowned and two children savtd.—Rot Jude, Kohler, from Croustade Barrow Sardis during a fog, assistance, having thrown pal and has arrived here with tt hold. —Wiveshoe, Aug. 14, ARRIVID. lbagerg HAIM ule . ::: Poetic India vii Beethaal India "it Kann Baton awl Hall Ileados • • ••• • , Welt India ... '''' •EA Crtvg—At Falmouth, Oruseimd, August IS 14,, Cam—at August C 4444. Extss--off Dungeness, Aug' CITT or HAMILTO:I--Off the kart, Caxruxs—at U, pool, August floaceresta--at CeAres, August IL Errear—at Gravesend, August Etas, ArrAtaso—at Grist soul, EMANCIL— at Grareound, Aur &JIM —at Gra•e.ead, Anrrt•t IS, Plita DR Maus—at Gra•exnd, i.,;aalloiltocr—at (rite. :A At Gov. Vos Evorru—rtt Gravemrd, GArat.l.ll—at Cower, Attru.t 14, toA—atNemier., Augmt 14, I Joys—at Plymouth, AutoAt 11, herrn tlein:a—at thyrafAtti, Au Joes—st Gravesend, Antra,t It, Msataaa— at Ilan. Augur. 1!, Me'mama—oft lite whet , atie, Slaarsa—td the Start, Alro MALT Wzuioa—fit Live hot - ^ kmri—at Oravestmd. Auzaal MAGYR-6! ORTtlleDtk A tig .19! ICarnaw—at bran.ead, Ann.' Naaeos—at Liverpool, Aoirtiet 15 Rano—off the Start. Atoru.t 12, BAPLISAI —at Grevoftead, :testi Sracttaroa—et Gravesend, Aug , . STAND IND — , at Liferpoo4 A titan Tionrea—at Torbev, IA OfMlit IS, Toorarotae—at &few] August Tairest-44 Gravesend; Aiigast 1- trricamrtni—et OnTemend, Animal VaerA—at Shields, Augnat 13, SAIL A nocura—from Gravesend, August ADA—from Gravesend, August Maus. Vtlse - bow Liverpool, Ato—fmm Liverpaol, August 13, Bstumuu.—lron L:verrol, August Barn +—from Bristol, August ' BACRTl.oll—frcm Southampton, Cl9swatx—from Gnmstitd, Gummy—front Liverpool, Aural CliAi. Lastago-rfrom Liverpool, Cs-au fin:rs—from Bristol: Agu, Ilrerpopl, Au at Don Jrai—trnm Liverpool, Aur Et zwirrn—from Grarrvtd, Ar ELIZA HART—heel OTZTOOLDO, Anasai Fausuox Irons Liverpool. Augi F. W. Back—from Lirerpool, Fromoio—flom Oravesehd, - August Rurv:lL Cow", Auer Forms Tauca—from lowey, Foes,Goon Ixrerr — troy Auk Ow. Rogur,ox—from Gravesend. HurE.—from rortsuloutb, Aug', lamina—from Cartilff, A . 11111191. J tilt" .0(13 FLANCT.—from Tr;gurnoi Loa. Arcata:co—from Grareuen4 tr,,A—hem lArerpool. August Linxe Aou—tea Liverpool, Auguß Ituu•—from Llvietuool, August 13. Mourrux ILuo—from Lircrpoo!, 31.owAur—from Quecysiowl. Now IlAnomier—frinti Liverpool. kact—lkon Liverpool. August . Yr...non—trosa Plymouth. August roar WAR...lv—from l'ortelao.:ly l'aeo—frool lazecnotown, Augt. Paovmesce —lron Sllkk 6, Auz , It pm—from o , wes, August SVlA:l—trom ~4orlt ST. ANDIULWIIMI Ltvispool. SlBk.ii. PAIIIT —tram Graveseivi, Tuve*aux.—trum Llirapor4 A; TUTLIMIX2I—froin Graweernal, fatsetux—lsom Cowes, Atign, Torre is—ham Cowes. Auger WI!ININ —from Graveseul, August Woor's Curs—fora Hull. August VESSELS en Legman/4 bound W.S.W., Aug. 4, tiove:u_e.s, (tun the Cape of oc, 34 N., lon 34 W. WUT (Duque), from Imam, Aug. (Atlvertisement.l—A P' Lio der TIM Low mrs Ourrarvr ev a Ateipbetff, in the Parsake home from broke oat is one made of sores, w t' attending to his duty. lie tried stet, medicine them afforded, but witbout mended by Mr. Taylor, the aeend and pills. Racier procured some t with a most happy result, ET lour was compleady cured, and the surfs direful state.—Sold by ail druggists, Establishment, 20, euaml, loodos. BERTH% MARRIA Bir eLEGO.—Aag. 8, at Cardiff, the wilt CONYBItA!II.—Aug. 19, at Km, the V. of a daughter. CURTEItt —Aug. 11, at Stitlord Conley, wile of F. W. Cole*, Hat., of a daughter. I.ollD.—Aug. 13, at l'arkeeld. Derby, the oil.) of J. Lord, the lane of a daughter. WII KIN SON.—Aug. ii, at Ittchtuotht, Yorkshire, the Itee. C. T. Willnlon. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. AItCIPO~t--UILLF.aPIk. Aug . 11, at it. Mary's. Ifryi some. by the Right R. the lord Bishop of T o out'. 3,.51 the Rev. O. Addison, M.A.. T. Addison, Esq., Capt.rnd Royal Rest., W nen, oldest daughter ut thdesrfe, Tork-rdeer, Perlman-square. POITGLtd—ItOBINNON.—Aug. 13, at Prim" Ok_merfuerf 4 the g e e. 8. Robinson, C. 11. O. Mute's.. 3 :dd Reef Infantry, tmly son of the late Major R. S. Mingles, Royal A to Louisa, daughter of Sir O. U. Robtasun, Rat. YINCII—IIILI'ON.—Aug. 13, at the Hely niftily Chureh. Pon. l 6 W. low. NA., Incumbent of et. Juluee, tL; Et Moeb, litston-ball, near Windermere, ta dusanw.h I. youtfgest daegliWr of U. sultan, Etc , of Mull. OROTES—DOI:OIITY.—Aug. IS, at Mtddteaborough.oft-Te , 'bile, by the Rev. J. Peel, Mr. llarrison Oreve , . t't nifni% et ?eery Aim, eldest daughter of Mr. Usury Mugh. (orator pLace. builder. DEATHS. BAEARLI.—Ang. 11, Elisabeth, relict of the late 11r. W. e‘ lidiettree, aged 71. BELL.—Aug. 11,st Modes, Mal garet llardae, relbet of the Yell, sea., Erg. , aged tit). CAAEY.—Ai!et,I2, at Great, Cera.m.etreet, 1. C.teen Es 4.. mitts, aged - 611. CHAUOT.—duos 10, ia the city of Masao, JIMICS elliabmg. • tautly of Yalta, *gel ;2, deeply regretted b) maroaal Pll4lloCL.—Atig. 10, at Trig hthaiaptaa. war A &lacy. Ann alio at Ilr. T. Plasaek, aged W. TITT—Aug. 11 . 4 at Wiaaktry-aptare, Treat.% Laamtly. Loukih Carona*, daughter of the Tar. J. 1 . 114 14 " , " Camp, Oloneestarshire, aged mayor cod eleven worth,. _ MAW sad WOW irtutotEtwa Um" et tte. 4 , I striett la the CINV et Louisa. Prime, seer ad" u"'"*" . flialitiniledills—laglits Amu 1.4 104 N.W. S.W. N.E. B.W.N. N.N.L N.W. }:.9.L X.W. Gentle Gatti* f