The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-29 00:00:00

Raba intentgenct. Kni/MT 11R17,pliirnm Pia Tim Tint- caisciass — i - ir lins.isrp. TINE'S T. BRATEITT..-A NOITLLT AAA E A INTO CEBTODT This was sa applwati a that May ButeleY. dot 51 S. delosCosts is sett, who woe libt Nio So woody Of lbe li•rjessat-Lres, WOO be lasdd arm to the asses'. Saheb Poises. It 'Prowled that setae estates bad tows ordered to be aka iseW tM Mention of tbe sort, bed is order sees Ards spas Mit. Beesley to predate varies' decussate relatioe to tis state. In eseseqesee of her sat Why obeyed this miss As wee tare Ste t seedy by *ees trebSenal la th e musty of Cheshire Soyk tto The Vice Masons de sited that the earn seder which the prows woo tales might be peodeeed, we he die fevered that as em M s had boss sale by the setae'. Serb, in the essiwiess of wads words is ems et gado, that the oh ods end destisesSeequired wore in ber poosesion. TM. tome bed bees esdowed is the rabsegasat order, width ✓esdand it awasebn tavalid. The defesdast snot, lkon. lore, be disclaim& hln Bandy shay stated that she had no Sado to enable her to return to ClSobiro. Tim Tow Chansons said in that Noe, n abs had bees brash% op wrestifelly, be advised tie plalotiff to pay her ezrwoose beak to Molds immediately. If be did sot do so, the lady of& only to hiss eo Moody, sad he would see what weld Salsa tee her. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-SATVIDAT. Omen Ma IN TIM MINIM OP JAME* D1011111141031:110111111T.1111DING This Jr attend. Bpsse;eif Memsoly apptorossee, tostewbat advoased yews, woe opposed by Mr. Barred en the pert of Ms. George N. Little. and supported by Mr. Cooke. _ _ _ Tre ease was before the seed ea tws former oesasioas. sad wee tom farther adjurers's'. The soesplelat wok that Mr. 1..t.1• hod bees defrauded by the iswelverst el 1.0101. Abet three ran age Mr. Little, as *Witted alerh, assweead as 'Wonderment le load mosey, sad saw the insolvent. The malt was that Mr. Little Maid abeut 2,0001 la several raw through the iaeolvest, who rot lias to mama several bills for lib ecteumeisties. Mr. Little 1184 paideowebat largely he tbe seventies. bed wee Wheatmeal les XL Yin, bf the heelwnt, Kirby betas • disease et ibe heirismas' Immune Cempeey. Mr. Little had • weeseleeesp Wheat MIAOW., sad whin be weed the wevertieeseent Mesh required a beam of lON. The insolvent lad e bewswe, h awed kids es nine hrtber wok and he &dews Ids honey to a loge elaneat. It appeared that the insolvent was • sommisisa spot and bill broker, and had inserted the ed. verdsemest i• question. Cemsandease Ltw said he should apply his hind to the evidnve before be ewes jetsam!, sad the OW was ad jouraed to Monday week. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—Dzain, JULY 27. ATROCIOUS OUTRAOR. • • - /bawd Broom (sitsd 29). John Broom (*god 40), Sanwa Greares (wed 33), &mutt Onsets Ina. (aged 19). Ed win While (nod 12), sad Henry Woodhouse (spd 42), were charged wits a vow satrap *poi as old temple sad their two ems. The proseestee, Robert Allen. is 70 years of age, and be sal hie family reside in • °ergs at littirland. The de fendants, 'keg with • William Greases, who has absconded, and who eseme to have been • ringleader, had hem playing at cricket oa Saturday evening, the 22nd of April lest, and after the /Me they adjourned to the patdie-hease. About two o'clock on Sunday morning they breed copes Allen's blase door, and dragged his son, Samuel, to a pond, into which they threw him; another eon, Themes, comings op to look after kis brother,. was also thrown in. The pri.onew, Broom. Wedshouse, the Willem 0101IVIN, who Ise at,- emeded, and mane others who were not known to them, returned to the house end dragged the old man into the pit, where, after duellist him several rims, they SR hi.. The same conthst was shown to the wife, who woe treated inde ceotly. Me. Brown, a surgeon, was celled in to attend the old man, who has received two black eyes, a hrck'n rib, and other injuries. Mr. Brown took the old man before the sea gietrets, and the prisoners were apprethoded. Mr. Addams, on behalf of the defeadants, admitted that it was a cowardly and Drivel meault, but laid the onus of blows upon the absent man, Greens. Ac regarded the two Groans and Edwin Wait*, there use no evidence to show that they leached the ter. Wodithwese, who shed tears, said they bad had E v q=asid their object in going to the house wee to deck the ens liamael, who frequently brat his father. Is conse quent* el the tether bear rather obetreptrons with them they tack him too. 0a the following morning they lent the old mans seventies, and expressed their sorrow. His lettdahip remarked is strong terms upon the asters of the Wesel, and said Mr. Brown bed does hinis•lf heaour in candle, by the poor leas, and *Mug that justice was dent The twe Brooms and Wodebouse were sentenced to three calendar months Imprieonnn•, with bard labour. The oiler three entered foto their own reerntais laces to appear when willed upon to answer to another iodic:- meat. Mai Parts (bear._linons eirtu it-erns limn. B1.1:11TOX 11. &MAVIS —BPICIAJ: JURY. Plaintiff is a printer, natio, at Sheffield ; defendant is landlord of the New Bs* Hotel, Matlock. Plaintiff. on the day of the snidest that led to this seine, lett Sheffield ne with Mr. Brooshmd, solicitor, and Mr. Taylor, sae. twiner. They proceeded to Stony Middleton, Higbee', Bekewell, sad from theme to the Peacock at Honshu. Oa leaving the Fewest, they wait leisurely along the rood lentil they nue to a turnpike pre, when they beard bones r.nsiag towards them. Soon after they got through the gate, the defends/it ras his hone at ho speed suns* their phaeton ; the shafts were broke., sad the hone na away with the broke. vehicle. Mr. buttes was throws to the "round sad received severe is j..zirt, from which be ha not yet recovered. The action w:.: brought for compensados kr lose of badmen, and ea peowi of Motes, an A great number of witnesses were es anisad en both side', the moat important one for the tie" ace luau Mr. Omni'', surge.., of Wirksworth, who we' with Mr. Weave, at the time, and who swore that Mr. Onsets was not to blame at all. Os one side it was said it wat sot admit sight, and for the defence it was alleged that it was dark, sad that there was no lamp' to the vehicle. It occurred re the Bth Muth. The jay retuned • verdict for the plalatlff—damage', 1201. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-13TarroSS, JULY 25. &roes Ids. Irene* WILLIMMS. T.a Citation or Moe AT STATIOE). Theme el the parties charged with riot at the pots*. limit meeting at 8 afford, on the 10th January lam, was fixed for this morning. As may be supposed. no mull de gree el haunt was masifested and great excitement pre vailed. Toe court wee eeotriled to fume, nomben of applimate fat adusimies being enable to obtain room. The bill was fesad by the grad jury at the last assizes, bet the ac-seed gamma traversed, as the ground of the then prevail. lay aphelia of the peddle mind os the sstjeet. Their hail atavism bees mewed, they ware di/Om:get This messing they all earresdered asd answered to the limn as follows : Joseph Biadensen, Edward Finney. PMer Bailey, William Harry. NW ism Simpson, Was. Simpson, James Godwin, Thomas Stlar.sor, Richard Mointl lore Timm= Finney, Josneli Riley, Sward Lawley, Williams Mauling", Thomas :souk sad Mr. Charles Cooper. The indictment charged dam wi h rownsitting a tilt at Stafford on the 10th of Jimmy, 1850. The evidence went to support the facts already deerribed is this paper. The joty returned unsaid oi Nee Guilty. _ IMT 26. nes Bwtsecoz )(nuns. IVilfiaw Clirafrial,si;il3;wasiedTe7ed for the wilful murder of flosseel Tennicliffa, Cu the 10. h of February last, at the parish of Blow, by sdwialaterinet arsenic. Mr. Serptant Allen sod Me. R. Kettle conducted the Iwo arcutioa • sad Mr. Muylpier yie defence. h• court was crowded ay on secount of this case, vicicle created greet lucid interest. The prisoner was, a very taii taemuricg sly Get fire itches. and stout in pro poriioa. He was by tends a potter, and his hand was one at the lamest we ever saw. His appeatasee wee shsgsish, but not forbidding or repulsive ; indeed, that of an inoffen sive, heavy man. Throughout the trial, which lamed twelve hour., he maintained perfect self-rawasion, and seamed the no .t uncos.rerned person in court ; but be was overpowered by tilt feeling of suspense whell the jury had been out for some Mum deliberatiog on his fate, and hinted twice is the Tie ram woe curios., se affordisg a proof of the seientilla sumo la width plain and apparently Jig-rant people can sow palest awls other in these parts. The pawn was admi nistered is such Minute doses and is such proportions of crates oil mad amok alternately, as to produce symptoms whisk led sermatty medical practitioner, who was called is tug the primer and Mewl'', to proecusee that the deceased was self ring from debility end old age, and to prescribe pee trd:osly, and to certify afterwards that these were the retiree of death. Ird, ad It use said that the prisoner and hip abtttors mutt have Wed according to the formula of rime ovine:al hard-bocki; l e a s y ra the out their horrid scheme. From the evidence it a that the primmer mar r i e d fa Axil, INS, the gran -Reim of Tussle:Ai, who was as old hale sus of 70,lisiag at Balinese, and pawned of some little freehold and other property. Is January they persuaded him to go to Drinseetabe, to lies with thew. He went of the 10'' Jesuitry : taking a cow and some other property with him, hut leaving the key of his house tout cid friend named Juhp Byrne, and beeping Byrne en no amount to eta up the key to any one tall he himself should oak Grit, sad ?vying some mere of his proptr.y an the hands of a Mr. lls.ablettio. The E lth y of these parties tc, their trait i.e., la Irvetorn the muse of brinatin4 the transaction to light. Tr o thus after the ohd man's removal to Briancon* the pr. -oner called us as attorney at Aslite.urne, end employed ham to prepare a deice' of gift of the old asah'e property fa term el how tied his wit, ; on the 2lth January th e pat miser was to Ashboure eadsavouring to purchase anemia. It did wit clearly appear that he succeeded. He bought, however, 4011110 sager of lead, stating it was N sans kis mother's bad ley, tut at that time be had ao sollor. Hs tutvarptently bought meals, ltd a woman with whom be Was la court, and who was believed to be his wife, was proved to have gone ants a Sop and obtained 60 drops of orotoa oil and emu imams ci Homed all. The old sun Memo ill and took to hie bed. The ptholin, with groat laindaies and solicitude, west to a neighbouring overseas and bogged him ti) ems* sad see him. That gentleman would aot mow at mos, but of inquiring what was the mattes, was told that ale old au was omit lag from sold sat diarrhea, std asstediagly seat him sees and THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 29, 1850. wry with to la sad hale seseddag to sat, aim 1 ny e .% bo w tftsit, and wall the dew dirt erosion—the we I In best la the weild—was me. them if ohs bad, as rehral weld ban swayed way Ile. Ob, how I wish, Isar Cam yaws y ft y„ • • • Y' 'um oftdaysesat is yaw to loot konrset 10 est happy hoof wfftft ope shah Molted la demi yid* I Am tho wet delight iti amass of Mere Wes. indeed, oty stades bit pea I sea actor oaf =awe" wan Ito aft asft e —m•ftyyy w std law•as Ti.,. was a swim el ether letters W the seas is wide le were wadi seatiateati se dist the miler emit rather is,. Ms dem Cam them 1) elms hh heart was always with her, verillies the medal H that where the demure is thus Ti the baset be else ;" "Mrs wee, hove oil the se taste " lb. ono et tans * oda mu offood limes: Dam no, or Wm no sok Dot it is likpozor ik rre ging l io ev o:Co s t Mord tape bi beam : voy Apo brio our mil; loy ay Mork "; It wiry Itirli 11410 sull. AM whit 1 lobbed woe 0100 l wog: I veva sot ll= tin ~aid book U wok Iwo liosooe. Mom, bra a ward. e slink. I rpm we. Garb to aft L H. Tr• melba M those Maori mood mush osorrimat Is TM following was th• lug Mkt wirkto• b doissdast to Lootwithiot. how I*, IO4L-lolow.—hook sows' d r er as t anese 'lda bow tact flask I sty stub nerd tho pow tho l on You to p.m& I tad immodest. mist itooll produ tintual Otatiy, sal bawls' rem* ma tadwra INS Ida ottlto sun Soil dist my own& on mom A, wok so dui rea loy hem. it woad As Immo/ la ste to sus ointer to Vow ; toom4•18117. I East *olio oat towbar anwpol. low whit lee. —l am, Moess. lop Asir* genet, IL Ratans'. -- • - Mr. Collier thee rose to address the jary for the deisdat. Hs einswed that they had Mara his leaned Mead% epee* open b , ben midi ewe weld Judge the sees wee one of wry peat itswishio, bet it was the sew of speak duty always heard or sad as assasiew—Sk• plaintiff was always rapsis seated as hashq maned loss of health, sad ousserees other eafaroarablo *wastes's. to obtain a large wows of &wee. There wite aessswes 01111011 de vary pew We wow ; but this was net one of thew. In this osso the *WS weld sot be laid to haw Own We Wit aftetisas to the defendant, for she Lad prsviovaly_pilabaol e dews to a Mr. deities, of Brined. Es - bed abs been bawled that the plaintiff was the wilco in the owe, sad bed loot intimated to W defewdaat Shut she was violently is hen wish Ws. Ifews Weft mad other eironnistasees, the lewe ld d be geollswea weidesed that Wdemise, if any, 'We eneeediesdi lenr. Vawiloa tetr plalaM—dawospo, 401. Ti. QIIZIN e. ISTAL—Tea 151113111 AND INN " WRIT BRITON." Mr. Collier stated the ceee. The plaintiff la this anion wee Mr. Brown, the editor of the West Briton newspaper,' published at Trine. In Febnary hat there was a Fete. theist meeting at Bedrolls, when Mr. Pendarver,see of tie toasty Ilinables, wrote a letter to the then blab Anil, chairman of the meeting swing hie views. A medial only of that letter was reed at the meeting, eensinpmtly the views of Mr. Pendants wive act properly represented as that oceasien. Mr. Pendarree wrote a letter to the editor e 1 the West Briton, oomplainieg that only a ponies of his letter was reed at the meeting. Oa the Bth Marsh last Sir Sumo! Spy the then High Sarni, 'deemed a letter to the °mate. mother newspaper in Truro, in reply, which wriest to the nine of the West Briton, who declined to insert it ; but some re. wanks on the lett er were inserted. After the palisades of the paper the /*Dewiest Week Sir &sad Spey peemsdni W the otBae of the West B nYon and inquired WIN faker; he not losing there st the time, Sir. Samuel preeseded to kis residence. When be entered the apartment where Mr Brown was be put a horsewhip on the table, and then asked the editor whether he would retract the remarks he had made on his (Sir Samuel's) letter. On reply is the negative, Sir Samuel eased Led of Mr. Brown by the collar and gave him several strokes with the horsewhip. These were simply the fame which he should tall evidence to prove, and he did not know what defence could be set up to it . Willis. Bath Morris having been examined as to Sit Samuel Spry selling at the tam, John Taylor Brown deposed—l am editor of the West Briton. I recollect Sir Samuel Spry coming to my resi dence on a sienna day in February last, and asking me if I intended to contradict a paragraph in the papa of that day. I replied that I had no intention of contradicting it. He then complained of my sot having inserted his letter.' . I said if be whiled it Mowed be ought to have seat a re- quest to the dace to that effect. I explained to him that the letter nine to me on a printed slip, without any message as to whom it PION from. I told him, to , . th at I considered his letter impertinent. Sir Samuel complained that jer.ice had net been done him in publishing the editor's remarks without Ms letter. I said it would be published in the Cornwall Gazette, and the public could judge of the matter. Atter some fu rther conversation Sir Samuel took up the horsewhip and struck me several times with it. There was great confusion; the chairs and tables were thrown down. After a few Wastes be hit the boue. Other wieners., having been examined, lir. Crowder addressed the jury for the defendant, and stroegly eeminented on the language of the paragraph before alluded to, is which Sir Sum I Spry mu said to be inipsr• tinent, i 5..., and exhibiting coaduet unbecoming a gentle man ; sad it was not mita the editor positively refused to retract say of these statements, or insert the litter of data that he amid as it was alleged. The cue having been briefly eninased tap, the jury returned • verdict of Guilty. The endow will k prenosaced in the Court of Queen's kerb. THR POIJCZ COURTS. GUILDHALL. Ma. FIAILOI7II CYCOTITIOS'S LAND SCRIMS. Mr. 8. Fry, of Me trim of Messrs. Fre sad Holt, of Walbrook Hones, soliciton, arpeared beforiMr. Alderman Challis for the turves of applying for a summons against Feargus O'Connor, if P., to recover the sum of al/., being the animist stated to have been received by him for the tale of property bequeathed Watson, on whose behalf ho applied. H e stated that the lady for whom tho application was med. was in her 90th year, and that her br diet, in 1848, happened to be one of the fortunate allottees in the National Land scheme, ot which Mr. O'Connor was the solo director. The: brother died, bequeathing the property to his dater, who at that time resided in Scotland. Mr. Fry then read the following letter, addressed from the sorres pooding secretary of the National Lend Company to Mr. Watson (the husband of the lady above-mentiosed) on making application for his allotment a short time previous to his death : National Land Company's Office, 144, High Holborn, Loudon. March 11th, 1849. has not been la my power to return you any raider answer respecting your farm until this day. The farm at Bnicee End, to which you wen entitled, is, m you are aware, one of Mow interior oar tapes which wood formerly stood, end for which, In 0011.1 gums of Its inkriority, an allowance of two years' rent was to have been made to you. I dad, however that Mr. O'Catace has sold that term to some other party, and t herefore the directors have decided that you @ball bay. imbed a the. arra farm at Lowtionds, ems immensely superior la quality to tbs one at Nies Ead. I am, however, tn. stroeted to my, that It will not be in the power of *a dYaelxa to give you any aid mosey. Th en Is am due to the evens fund, the easel expe.m, up to the dose of the year, sod if you bold any shares upon whka the full amount hoe not been paid, pm will owe two. m ace per week per alien dace the 11th of November, 18 16.—Iterpect lir. D. " 4 tam. Tomb; CLAIN. Car. See. Ice Octo ber knowing Mr. Watson wrote again to the yro pristen of the Land Company, complainieg that the original allotment to Min should have been transferred to another party without obtaining ant his consent to such a proms& nf ; and the following was the reply he received from the ineraposdies secretary : 144, Bedews, Lemke, Meek, 26. 84,e-lt Marne that a party hen taimagemembla of mir thrwe-sere term, bat he did so Mame the Men teem eel egeW the einem eseemesis at the dinner& Ile no mime taken eels of the um. vespielbemene farms, bet set Weft NOM withal kr dm enlU veiniest tom mercer be teek peen nien et Os threemes MR; aid bad Me piss ever bees terwalingleeaMbe piergeweedenaseMOt yet remeele him for bis sendest. Me Mt le UM the he Ms new km elk mail prep* etven mom Is melt aed therehre yea hen mi legel um de plus. end emit est porreele hit. I de get sey the 4 th erten at NM, adds your mimbled morel Mak hat ~pia ierer yen themethe hes weer bees M. limed Mel year peeteeke, either by the (Nz. dame) et. sew emit et amen Met yea anti oat gems peewee et ell. I am, however, et egbies Met yea MI Mtn Mem Wks et the tneeme dee, bit esseptet the bermes tame, whisk aught Islam been is. espied by the yam* MEM at the thmemes km, me an : your *est le is se% tar the lemesee firm weal new • mem thee Ow theeemee tes. If yea NM I ell Mew*, dm one toe yea. Ide wet dishes this swarm to yes, hot simply it, as me wHY b testtdm tereenre • tame ems el me .. I rs i tt I ma sore hem. fully Ten pomaded OM yen Ma be a plow by Mktg the three. however, penes whabever einem you may tank dilk edeente the uptake that cur mem will be better foe year penises dm three acres an be. I ea, dr, yetis one. Ineptly, Wanes. Taus. Mean, Coe gee. Mr. Lk Mr. Waatsa , on receiving this answer, wrote to the drat that ho *Ow resolve the valise of hie allotment La sash, when be isishred the following answer from the seine g.a aquas : Meth:sal Lard Campeay's M le. ee. 141, High Holborn, Loadca, Nov. UM. Mr,—l tree at limalidde es Waft bit, red retuned hem yes. talky. I saw Mr. Mard red reedeed ism Min Md. lemma Mr sam or Sol. He dal end the redder when be py rah kr • beak order *deb kg held% pleb* I think, la a left et IhreduebbL We bed peeemdeeret the bow, bet by elm It we Om I mint ir e s eb ra It tree VIM ghee try the dbiebtre ft yes or hag Mr. wilt sand the rem et Se era here, Nod dim be dress I waned it to yes mime the Mere or awoke, net ter We leer, tem ter last =aid tbe reek et s wieder/ la tibia mem pare et ghee are Taw% bet. Thee, Rau, Cor. boa. Mr. D. Waft& _ iiionlialter rossipt of this letter, Mr. Watson died, leaving his claim upon the lead company still uneati.fted, and bequeathing It to his Miter. After repeated application leis the 'meat of money for which the farm bad been sold, she (Mrs. Watson) complained to the d e le ga t es i n S cotland of the weds of the company towards bar, and they Jaime dial*, Makin that she be been very badly used, comma. niested midi No director or manager in Lindon, when the following idler was forwaradedo toMene oas of the d e l ega t es , l a DWI Mies, 144, n Tendon, July 3. late. Mr.—l am lestrwmed Wme ateemem et - NaUonal Leal memo to bins gas last tame is a awsuenee allotment in ;vd. s da awed at Lowilmde fa ls Worm to whisk Yat gia Naa M that y Woke Otto avail hrs. .elf of MIA hart u. Bonner. xJ —fire M le WM Ines b . , return of Oast, sboe)o this War peas sit4ilastarp-1111. Atm waliimg isms onoliseatils time for the swag, elm at Masi wrens to Mr. O'Osnomw, at 21, Noiting-hill-tarrawi, ispwater, who at arm fessardod Wee tho followy g mana. las desanwar, as It is edam apse an usstasspod plow of paver : I Wall pay Mrs. Winos the ow et Stir peramis la Ma 111011411 twin this date, being the amount of a transfer at liiwtrak laths °Agilli LIM y.—Datsd this Nth *Only, Mil Imam CfOsurns. cernsgAM-terraor, Lanka armada malbsties pills, sad en visiting him Ma next felled him somplalaisi of mash. debility. sad 'wallop the legs. He did sot 'Mak de old nea woul.l resorts. mad wee not *embed whoa he hard of his death, sad whoa the peleme mind him be a ortiloate of the dun of death did set norm hal play. Oa the 9 laelentary • alighlesen wee rammosed to the bedside of the demesed; be hood lin deed, hat with a pea in Hs Mod, sad ON hof gllk hire sino. The mit day the peitonsf mot ake pommies of the prepotty, hat the room who hat the mote* mimed at rim a sad in oser se omen of onegiiime mewled by the baste the pmeser to set the poupeety, the bids was ezhaned ea UM 26th .1 YeZ i onslysid, ma hoof to mania has eight to tea of anode. La laciest tem INK at the was miuMmily mann ; he wee then tem laic seatoly, and Made a Id ti entaneat before the t h is Mao, es eolith So date grid* teased. Amid* to 1 this stotemot, hie wide prmiled apes him to dMwthe old am to lye with MM. saying Mat he had MI her they should ham hie , iI lily kept kin while he lived. His wro th ee died that w .ether ef the deemed had lived to the Igo of 104 yam; the primes amend, lime se Mg we shell lee ambled elm Um." Moe replied, "If he tom to es he will act mole me Mg." After the eV ma had lived wi k them 110•0 time, be NM he shoed leen was sad ten hie pommy. ?deb mak resod hb (the primer's) wife. She ohm ilwoon naiad him. She gave hi. sone sits. and mil not led the psi. met Mak it; the Mowed we Mee my HI dm nth day. The primer west to a donee, sod told Ma Oho deemed wee aullising hom e odd end diarrhea. The dodos mot some one of whisk the deem' attempted to sweirr. bat mai ned. The wife mac w reminder aid mind dem dn. dellh them, sad mode him take them. Halm then die IN sent the primer to Addison to boy_ Mao Imes. She told him to poses mods, with whisk she mien kill Me sad mice, sal dee Si ban lautliens, of width she weed give eon* to the old ma to hall hb pelts. The wit monolog eke gave the 4101111“ d some guise, sad betkosed the prisoner es t of the house ad teed him ke Rat sever dealt what wee kneaded for the old ma. He Med why, sad elm mid eke kid pet serials is hie scam sod blondes. After dot time, however, coffee sod emits were still glees to the deceased. His wife saber wady told hisa to get owe of leaks' it wed do the di ma geed a gine 1M to dri. k. He bowed , sliPmar worth. sad gave it to his wile. blie motional' gave it to the old sm. After the old ma's death he sew kie wife boning pipers, sad be emptied end throw sway • bottle la the prim mooing to her oilfields. He wits, on that ea bloom w.to be held, left lise, sad artery= him to pa to 'Mead, sad ley Reknit .beet it. Bth tea' , him to dismiss Mara Be west se Is me Meaciesser, but thea returned to his site. She Mai peressied him to c tome. He she ass her folios sesid !dm fats Ws . He writ te the is met, bet wee set When taken lets sentody he did not like for • leog time to Marge hi. wife, es dm we se seer bar . manessalat. In automate made to palimony too, he deafened buying the amok, sad charged his wife. the guiltiest party. Mc Habiliston having eddremed the Jury foe the pe rinea._ — ill; Lordship the proceeded le MI up the evident*, masa' that the age required the use ball sad autism eoaidaatiwt sod agars the widows big gadded them se to as peieseerlo gait. they IMO laird M.suit him. Bat es the Ober head, Maid they earibir that as charge was established, malls lade*, sad the oaths they hod takes, degraded that t should act shrink frem the perdermanos of their duty. From the evidence el Mr. Mates and Pro fesses Shaw, it was riser that death was the malt af the admidetratioa of aresnie, sad the mats and eat, question ma who did it 1 Was it administered by the prilear ee did he mild sad abet others as toreador him a partkipatog ? Is either gem, should they mine to that stmedura„ the primmer might be found guilty ander the iadiettagat. It was not nsess.ary to show that his was the head that ad ministered the deadly draught. If they were el effigies that he err an alder sad abetter, thea they might lad him guilty. The learned judge that went minutely through the evidence. Tl;;Jury retired to consider their verdict, sad after an abeam of about two hours and • hag the joy returned i to court, when the foreman aaid,—" We lad him guilty acomeary holm the feet, sad recomunsoded him to mere." His Lndebip—tipon what ground ? The Pommes of the Jury replied that they coosidered then was some moping with the wife; the wife ling **poison with the ltrisboad's unetanos and sdafektwlsg it with his knowledge. His Lordship said, that ascordisg to the direetirm ke gave them, they Ilittit fled him guilty of murder if they thought ho counsolled,ar &dentd the limas of poison. A men cm minium of the administration of poi.= would set do. If he took • pan mot is administering, bat is Waiting to the adiandatsatioa of poison. thee they must lad kin guilty. Afkr the laps* of about two holm, it being now half past 12 o'clock, he lordship directed the jory to be seat for. Ups their emoting into court he said be was afraid they did sot perfectly understand him. His lordship thus ex. planed that if the prisoner aided, abetted, er procured the administration of** poison they mutt find him guilty. If they had say doubt apes the subject they mot AM him on guilty. The formes of the jury was about explaining that tea of the jury bad agreed to • ',edict that the prisoner aided and abetted, but he wee stopped. His Lordship said with that he had nothing to do ; they usit be tutasignous, • juryman &eked, if the prises was foluid alibi and abet owhether that would be silkiest to lad him pithy ? Hier Iced p replied estaisly, sad directed the jury to return to their room, oteervist that la half as /war he should sad to know if they bed agreed. Shortly afterwards the July returned into court with • verdict of Gritty. ar ' e f a ttudge thereupon baring iummeed the Hoek cep, ed. him am follows :—W.lliass Csedw;ek, you have toes cos Meted of the crime of muds and is • very abort time your life must be forfeited ow le scaffold. Let meow a eUow tom beseech you to make the best use of your time in implorieg mercy from an offended Ord through the suite of Jesus Christ our Saviour. Thine is no hope for you here, and may Ood have mercy OS your suL Hie lordship thea passed sentence is the sisal terms The rimer during the time the jury were absent fainted is the dock. While his lordship wee peeing lees. test, he apparently remained namoved. After his lordship had passed masses, the prisoner said "1 tare seenethen to say, but be was fausediately re moved by the officers WESTERN CIRCUIT.—BoDxip, Jut: 26. NISI PAWS COVICS. Russell Gurney, Esq , Q.C., took ►is Mat is this court at goon. Tans v. HrLinon.na.—Bitnacit or Pionum. Mr. Crowder, for the plaintiff, atdreesed the jury is • lengthened treech, commenting on the great injury hie client had masked by the conduct of defendant, and went through the facts of the cue as detailed in evidence. Miu Elisabeth Tabbdeposed—l have a sister nutted Cara line. I know tee defendant, who kept company with my sister. 1 recollect having an interview with him on the 11th of March, 1849, when he said that he should marry Carry" before the year wee out. He was amok med also to treat me very kindly and called me " sister Liter." He has given nay user presents, such as • brooch, writing desk. and ether articles, In April, 1849, defendant sent • bottle of hair-oil to my sister Caroline, labelled " Mre. C lialborne, Jas." Defendant's father is • collector of Woad revenue. The defendant kink/His • chemist and druggist in Lletwithiel. Everything went on very agreeably for about 12 months, when my sister received • letter from de fendant declining all further correspondence with her, which struck her with astonishment and affected her very much. They had up to ,this time appeared very much attached to each other, and the defendant was received by our family as my sieter's fetus husband. Mr. Milhous was married some time in September Wt. Crose-ezuelned—You say defendant was also very atten tive to you Did be ever him you t—l decline to answer that question. I know nothing about my sisters' previous engagements to any one. Elisa Tabb deposed—l am the eldest slater of our family. I recollect my sister Caroline going to Lostwithiel In April 1848, to reside with my brother. I also went to my brother'. in the following September, where I became acquainted with the defendant, who paid great attenti at to my sister the plaintl. Her family consented to the engagement. De fendant accompanied me on one occasion in a carriage from Loaterithiel to see the plaintiff while staying at lemmata* Witness then corroborated the other portion (tithe foregoing evidence. Mr. Osllier : Who bogie the amertehlp The young man, I suppose. (Laughter). My sister 1/11 engaged to Mr. Atkins, but eke broke it off. Philip Blum mid : I was at the Talbot lan, Lostertthiel, kept by the bentbn of plaintiff last year, when I saw the defendant Oa a label Twat emosioa deleadant need me to Lialiesed, when ha told am that hi MA= into an eagegement of marriage with Mir Oseeline ?abb. I congratulated him as it. I hays wen them together, and they approved very devoted to each esker. I went the fol lowing day to dine at the Talbot Ina, when the plaintiff and defendant formed • portion ol the party, mad they appeared very attentive to each other. The defendant has a very respectable badness. Mr. Crowder then handed In the letter which had been written to plaintiff by defendant, and some Bennett was celled to identify the band-writing as being that of the defendant. The fellowliag is a saniph of the lettere read : teetwithiel, Oct. 29, litti.—My dear Oirdlem—Ten same& eon. Mae the Semenl derive en neelving a kw Am henna who hr say heart If see my hand, whammies my whets thsugh bp te. emleme wilt Cary, dem Cony. what weld I net le be pee when mesh' hia, 1101111•11 kiss glee 1 ems yen ~ die ls ; dike* so drat a time 'beam lest ryes& et It sp. men %as No massy imam Might *desk was km no her tm, Warn WI it mares colnoodati I Men will lot Whoa • • • • I am glad ft hem thin you salmi emeit I inst Me dump wt leme be to yew heel& Dimly whli I wet be with yea tee puns/ he *lee of the ei r se that it meet egined wt lhout demreyhm the envelope ...—g= tikes• to tatm ee S k M .L . . B l b ilifft—lfy Cesoline.—ffeer ander to bleseal of radeer goat y k le with nedeigaill =Limes l="yes. Sat V wild and vaelher molt I Mend to eke *he MI el Mai" nes; who he mob net skald to be tem. en& am. Mew Yam der psra *ohne will sent tom trees gill lesshp I tnia ere shalt hse weal" 1 1A gloat the ellogymben me ea toy part Ninths am lam hippy le hear thriven engy reeeelf sell Mat genemdbeith Iniler galsai M antimareserfpieleas rat tl i : b enly treable lave le mat elf S a lient hem pen metegf abeam dilk mane which has dwell dose tee X III" baled he meet en Immo of ran t tom Ila her Lainme whet will le mesons immgehe m m m wits maim min ewe swam eenesep et sap teem my love to yew Whey offal ley. sad megt a honmad Wms for you:WM= year ever alenhamsead nahrillswie FAWNS Laitwidie. /4 arroarak—varboOs ',mellowed". Nous they vaned lip saa. we • • thiellibionsent len. W w4 seesit swami seestbr • Hula noisy aid muse to Louden, else ws. SIONO4 while passing up Fleevetnst of every sb she had in the world, mod aloe a retort ticket she bed alp lanai lo Melt to Scoilsad with. She save ialartlaSNl at the of that (Sevin, and thew* IdbindeS el Inspeotor Sean die sbtalaed s heals tkket. it beam ntstratan she dannsdasd tows Mr. ta' , Mm pronely, sod she seowdMply salad at Ms retinae _whys sh• mein. lonsed that Its was ban Moo. SU felled the known; waving only, sad os seeding is bee seas she ins iniesnod that Mr. (Memoir wee at hone bin an up. sod requited to sill spas fa as hour I but bellselag this was only • w:. is get rid of hes, she add the wield wait aa Mar la the hall. apes Maoist whist' Mr. Masser drama Mama sad is.. dews. TM nosh .1 a• tet.nhw WIS. MaR Mn. Wotan was left to pet whitish* bald. and bow ohs soda, sad ohs was advised to ain g ai tieg eollabor, sod Is plass the natter is his bands. Mc Mr. iffy was ntssested So sttssd to the con, sad alter annul tines to Mr. O'Connor without War able So Welt say kind of as asswer, he deter mined to apply Is this mart for & SIMMONS against Mr. O'Cloesso, to thew won why ha donned tits animal deissed by Mn. Watson. Alamitos Challis said be madd sot grant • ammo, as the sass was set es* that mold MUM sad. his jubdisties. TM amount wee be 601.. mad that wee bbyeed the etatute eeewed in to be seesived by a .--ayes la a mitt of srateetary jurbdies. MARLSOBOUGILSTRZST. BARGAINS 70Z 111 LADIRS.—A gentians ebbed to know if be had soy redrew fur whet be conotived to be an inspeelties, whisk bai beet proellsed upon bin. He was gessinghlrengh Besdstmas In tke early pert of the week, whim kW Misslbw was allranlsd to a shop at which it was amassed thit UMW. nub at Weiss marekaisdise, eoc d.tiaß of Tad* Turkish, Chink and French shawls, milks, I land drams, was to be roared eff within six days, at soy meriffes. Teo allegod sale was to be held at tbe New Hs. Libidos Woos', is Head-street. H. west is, sad was in duced to purchase a print as a present for kis wife, the colours of which wows werrasied fast. He took tie print home, was thackad, but laughed at by his wife, ss the print was pronounced to be essi of devil's dust sad plasmas*, the whole of the colours diseppemrisg es mom as put tato cold water. He west hack to the shop, sad demanded his mosey bask. He was mimed. sad pealed out of the shop. Mr. Hardwick said, if the applhnat had bees taboo in, be must go to the County Costa ; he bad so power to assist hies.—Tits applicant thou left dm court. MARKETS. COTTON.—Lnineroon, J use 27.—The sassket to day yr very Irevyant, esdpelerdets dans' hdly resoveved. 10,000 Wm owe sold, sod fel time kOOO were tam Ise eyeadedos and • =11011161112,. JULY 27.—The asarket ter nal= emu farlaran. on an Teastay ant Thursday roman Imam Buy era arta WRY& l an pandang ken rzeitaarat tar sake la the yaw uslielid. MI graham being ode a gond adman cow tract and low In auk go ant gran ter man ansognessa that wo barn a stualk make bur inn" Ma wan away prima Tan mato Is ameden adding% ant Waft dabs groarany, and ran gloms WM willing ra diner at yarn at ha quotations, drag% not to mho say conosana In plan LlNEN.—Busurr, JULY 26. Oar yarn market has Wins bses Is the arm Was tad Matsu It has been for the put two et liras weeks. Day by Ayk esndsues to improve —so laus so dist *men who bale kid he miss ties every spindle In motion. Mee ka samewas wow anwilegabie mews is Mouse. Floe yam, ken Sagas la seesedao. have adwased IL per bundle, sod it is ynttygswwalit Wad that • tarthw rhawfil take place immediately. Tow rens WII are wry awns. N. also a abode up, with an in aramaed emand. Ihwears N.Ylight In stocks, both of cloth NM ma% mad In Dallywasus Arm.. w well a in Behest, bar gibes bees teen gives. The plsarse el many Americas toyer* la caw asarkat lams suited a brisk dseaad kw a 4th light Soros, and also tit 7 Saks which we scores &ad none !squired after. The export of Was from Begot dudes the pest week was about an average, awanating to e. 3 hoses, at an welwated value a about 37,0001. Bomar *1 Ulster. CLOTS.—Linno, JULY 27. We have no ebonite to report cm the tested the woollen market ; a good bushier continues to be dons both in the cloth halls and in t he warehouses. The market total has been gad. Daring the week several buyers, who have made extensive purchases, have been in the town, which has omsed great activity and briskness in the warehouses. HARDWARE.—liteensoneit. JILT 27.—We hive still to report the satisfactory condition of trading conceers bees : all the manufactories present an unusual appranace of activity ; the orders are large, erpecially for the 'sport trade, which boa rarely been bette r than it Is at the peeeent time. IRON.—OLgenow. July 26.—Oar Pig-Iron nurket has beim very quiet today. Prices remain aceolnally the same as yester day, at 44a. 3d. to 44a. 6d. per ton, cask f.o.b. here. No lota are peered es the market; holders seem quite content to wait for ereprietta. SUOAR.-121t.neow, July 26.—During the week there has Sea an extensive demand for West India Muscovado Sugar. The sales amount to 1,165 had.. sad tierces, and 235 barrels, at prices equal to those realised before the reduction of la. on the duty, which I. equal to an wham, of Is. meow*. Brown Trinulada aol.l at 355. to No.; middling, 36a. dd. to 37a ; brown Ottnadas, 335. 6d. to ; naed. to 370&L; good, Pe. ; dark Port wrist brown St. Vim oral, 34s 9d. ; browns, 15e. 61. to 36e. 6d.; and middling Ltemeraras, 37.. 6d. The mks made In Identities Sugars are tGo bags: browns, at Me. 6d. to Wm A small lot of &Baal Slogans W. 14 soht at 'boat 370.6 d. to 365. 6d. Nothing dims In foreign Sugars, sod no sales reported is West India Molasses. Reined Sugars hare had a very goad demand, at full robins: brown lumpa, 195.; brown loan" We. ; standard loaves, 51a, to 52e.; good, 615. to 315.; fine sod way 355. to Us. Crushed gagers have had likewise a good demand, at very firm prices: browns, 310. 4s 42e.; middling !glows, 455. to 43e. rd. ; good and fine yellows, 465. to 495. ; fine and very fine whites. 60e. to 32a. Trask, Ito ed. Golden Syrup, good and fine bright, Ids. 6d. CORN.—ATIIosMs. Jr., 27—A short supply of all descriptions of in* and an increase In prices. Wheat. from Se. to 10.. per hod; other kinds about la. per qaarter. Wheat. in/. 13s. to IS/. Its per load MS qrs. !Utley, 225. to 2Gs. per qr. Bens 2ft. to its. Yeas, Ma. to Ms. Oslo, 17e. to 13s. ANDOVER, July 27.—Our market was rather thinly at tended to-day, and we bad a scannable supply at grain. Higher priors were asked for Wheat, which checked nice ; and not much bu• 8/1311111 was trammel* at an advance of Is. per qr. Flour trade li. mites, wiliest any notable alteration. Grinding Barlry was in re quest, sad the turn of prim In favour of the holders. Tue supply WWI small. Not mutt basher. transacted is other articles. Wheat, ye. to 41s. per qr. Barley, lbs. to 235. Otte, Ito. to 19s. Beans, 2es. to Ms. Peas, IS.. to 30s. Malt, St.. to Ma. per qr. Tares, 4a W. to Se. per bushel. Flow, not. to Ma p.r ink. BATH. July 27.—W0 Imo an advaisoo of tro is. so 2.. per qr. on aU drarlotiesi ot grain. There la • aoa r ldriable appear ance of the potato dimes In these parts BIDFORD. July 27.—The unfav Mr age, wit weather we have had during the lest week, combined with the deficiency in the cur of the Wheats, have had an effect un our markets to-dry, in con. sequence et which Wheat has advanced in price Is. per load of dm bushels, end In same caeca rather more. Barley is In short supply, and„reall , es,full prices. Oats are looking up la price. Beans and Pees, owing to the vary unfavourable report of the ly, are likwiae held for more money. Wheat, red, from 275. to 22a.; fine, white, 30e. to 325. per load. Barley, 23a, to 21s. per qr. Oats, lea. to As. Beane, les. to 20s. per Iced. Pees, Ile. Binavrici, Jal 27.—At to-day'a market we had a lair supply of grain. and prices may be quoted maw as in week. We have had acne very doe rAln, which will be of very great bencdt to the crops, particularly turnips and potatoes. BL►NDPUMD, July 27.—The heavy rains during the last week have told the Wheat in thin neighbourhood, and 'he absence a tine 'antidrug for ripening the grain, has canoed an n near(' tendency In the price of Wheat Today the trade was net very brisk holders stood out fur an advance of la. to 2s. per qr., which wm obtained in some mature:it. In Barley little business was done. Clans Bias, and Pens support their former value, with a dull trade. Whe.it, Jae. to 45a. Barley, lee. to 235. Oats, 16e. to Itis. Beene, gee. to 303. Peas, ktie. to Itla.per qr. Fikur, One, 30e.; seconds, 27a. per seek. Malt, •2s. to bee. pee qr. BOSTON. July 27.—A continuance of wet weather caused an loam* of drawees in our market to-day, and the few unifies of Wheat which ciassgad bands wan at an advance of la. on Wednes. day'a rater. Very kw Wu or Beans offering. Wheat, red, 4.5. to 43a.; white 30a. Oats, Ito. to 20s. Beans, 26a. to 2Js. CADOIRIDOa, July 27 —ln whir of the unfavourable wea ther we km bad, the peke of Wheat was unaltered from I .st. Saar day. Wheat, red, 4k. to 44a. ; white, 4Ss. Beane, Us. to al. Pr" 30s. Oats, 17a. to 20s. CANTHISBUILT, July 27.—We had a good supply of Wheat, and prices sho4 the sane. Wheat, white, elts. to Ma. ; brown, C.s. to** Barley , Sas. Oats, Ile. to Oa Beans, 235. Pea., 2s. - - - CULLUM'', July 27.—With the exception of Oats, which obtained a little more money, all kinds 01 grain were much the woe u last week. The demand was good, with about an average supply. Wheat, white, new and old, Gd. to 16a. 6d.; red, new and old, 17e. to 171.1 d. Barley, new sad old, Be. W. to Iths. ed. Oda, potato, Gs. 9d. to es. 6.1.,• COMMIS. to Ss. Dd. Flour, per atone, Ice. UM. to as. Oatmeal, Byemeal, Is. 2d. Bader meal, lc 2d. CoLCusaiia, July 27.—The rain has been very heavy during market time to-tley. Wheat brings hilly Is. per qr. more money ; the supply small. Barley, Banff and l'eas as last noted. - • OLollor,wran, July 27.-Thu• was a rather better supply of &beat at our market this dey,wkieh was taken off at 2s. per qr. advisee English tamptes. Ns asked &MOW: were to a mode. rate stoat, at Is. pm or. mem messy. The low aides r. ported of Barley aro at rather Mew prism beam Arm. In Wm little pass. We; pekes reseal* restaely =Mend. We have hod a good deal of r ife, sad potato &ewe bee wired generally In this targhbour hoed mew mud, aorta The ilibethey are the present quotations : Wheal, jeSYak, whit. per /mg. quarter, 43. to 47a. ; red. 41s. to 43.94. Dental. (white Ommuesse), 4 pr. 490th.., 47. to 50s. ; !bit s. id. I. M. Iltet ; O&M. to U. 041 ; L04147 7 4 . 31 0 y r i. t i 0 n0t1e . ,. 4001 Vs to 23a.; malting, per qr., :U l na per , ?Pato 21a.; maldagll.!..6,L to MAL ; 11 ler sfe.; isaltingaWs. to 26... Beans., Lull* per ha. b. ed.; terries per - 631Ma.1e. Uhl.; Detd‘entall dek,Ss. IA to 3. ad.; Irish, a. os. •D 1.. so. O. Weapon , . lionhourthy, white, per Ire. N. le W. ed.; Waterford, Toughen, We- to 14.1111.; Well, Wok, 16s. to We. 6d. ; Itioh , per 31211.., las. to 10.04. Peas, breakers, per Bimodal bash., English, 3. levl. to heelige. 3a. 04. to IL IN.• grey and grinders, per flialbs., M Id. to I. 10d. • lbeelin, 6. led. to SLID. locals, 3.. IL ti= near. best seaside, English, 311 s. to 31. I..kat.bikcs, Ppm* pet toe, Si. 10e. to 71. Imports for the week eroding July 17: Want, 13,134 qrs. Barley, 1,190; Oats, 1,315; ikons, 6,944; Yeas. awl 493. GUILDFORD. July 27 -We were pretty well supplied , with Wheat. Notwithstabdisg the unpropidnusstate of the weather, it was seeeesary to sabosit to the Isms of last week, In WA'. to died eater, except to the essondary sate, wide' were I. to 2s. dearer. A large business wisdoms at prises Gam MM. to Rh o one sample reel. Wag 61e. ; best red, 41s. klinterww, Jelyn.-TlNaltendluagoi teal son numetous I on amount ads being • wet moralag. the ("Nuke. of hay harvest belog ouneequestly sagemikat so that farmers lad leisure to eotue. Towards won the sun shine tat gledensty • this had its effect, erased with the skaimary peitlenif the Wiest Immo during the week fa ell tler marbele. The brume Robed higher prim then the were whims le ghe, and, from the wont of em meths mired, It was oust. .4 sates snore La avurdorme wit... Ihe mho soil= were ore ebbed M very Aw trunoetiuos cased be repeatioL gm Wein, edmineed. the sellers esemed more minions to sowed, a Mae. Ile meeket dein et alb elevelest week. Dean. blme* NOM 011bw 'pang b as msg. it heat, per N. to Se. 114. 0111* .ft Beetay. 10d. to g. Se. IL le N. Pm, Is. 24 Id. le 3s. 104.; white, 4a W. to le. KIIBD#L, Jay 27.-Al sae isarkel this *erring ti. supply of both Wheat NA OM, was about as usual. with a dull ado fur stab at Met width_ Auslelluse. Wheat, 31. to Ws. per load of 30 Moos. Oats, 10d. to us. put Men. LAWCASTRIM 27.-Our market this morning was poorly supplied with allartistes. What sold heel; at fully ',redone PON& wank dm gak Ward •a y gimp fn Vailbe. Weather ihe'ff= o ea Imolai appmeme. The :ate Alas hare been =fidola• limit= Mom to we. la Avis... IMMO* fits.per MI Ammonia, July 77.—Todsi, with • good atteadaara .at ouroadta Sea ass • steady male for fresh wa11a..., at sa drama 'of I* Is IL gar N. spat Whoa, la per end upon }lour, ad. prr imas t amd I L qr..' loam COM Odd and 0149•11 Sr., aLbal grodkal MOIL Otirr whirs wahout &Iterates. I rams:— imr Mid ei NUL, wilt% 7.. hi. to is. 14.; red, la. sa. to fil 101. Irirk artim, de. M. to h. Od. ; red, had. Mlc ed.; 1110: 1 da. la IL ; wklte, ed. to 75. Dago& Pr_ gibing. la. ed. to 3.. 3d. Oat% per In& edam. and Iride,M.sd. to ea. 10d.; tr aeala d. poor qr. of etallar., mew' melt, its.arna. tisk Ma. W. to MC dd. Mattzatroa., Ne. toll& $ asomde. He. to 31e. ter. per $ Welds. white sad bias Ms% Skala ada. Maw, per sack or " higlialt sad !el* Ibro. ila Oki. to diaperdah Od. to Hs. ,;antra,d. f• Mk. ; OMEN% par bad el MM., and Irak 21a6d. to Ma 54. M•1csoluroll1, July 27.—R• had • short supply of "neat welly, TM& met • atiredr dessaad, sad lad week's - pekoe mum 1a mat Imam asearisd by le. per qr. loin wee the tors la ham d laddres aid boa M odes 'Moe& Thu pries et la other pia ire cardimeed. dad tar trummtkao vere very trial& inset. SOL ft Pada, lila to M. Oats ; Ita to 17a. Bram, lk. ft SM. Peas Ma Is Sea. par qr. Malt, 14. id. to 9d. per Wad. Yaw, 316. Or Ma. per mu!. N zwc.ts mt. rox-Tirsi July 27.-The ',nth': this week was been of an tmosNimi Mrattr, sad awes deal of rola ha Bliss. Werra, wso • Useesgb vet emi ara64 Wight in the mmenlam but towards awing mis Nis en is. verb erdrael ortth istassan s bring des until esdos. seleime Ism list all wor &helms, maps ore mach lodged. Comploiale are Inennlng m = g rasscuse pratot disormie war immoars Bee are wry onfarourob v tr Is Ir brisMaes 1101111 Id tits Moor sr* wrier so war relit Mr wok Bare Iris baps 5 11 =eiga Ming eress of hemsfrr. Ike lefro gami th t e y present rot bap rata olesigior Whorssil rall, the amour ef famions grin hr her lisred i tire h•• boss mon simillimodaa pram trefresmar artists, note* by millers Mit aielerfasean. Uri Wig Beitry Ms been taken ar bw a , at las. to 20e. per gr. welgessi por Wirid, the nrtnrol t beteg alb. to per Maid tninetindp. Other grata ale Mr sears Mater et prier Mr. At air market this morning ons hod $ peaty rural wig* Whist th e grower, r well as AGM iM alitor. hug Pros the ear the arrivals bats her tains Upon oboist tomb Waked maples and caws month country no lam to note es Improvers" M la. to 2a. per qr. bat on tasign the serum did not wool Is. per qc • at Mk en mamma& however, nosey override. was sold, so drat we are quietest ror tarthsr sepplisa ONO Men red, et granary, weirdos:llp , but made bead beim at 445. per qr.; as. rior yellow. Just arrived, 4(1" ; whir Derr esresearel lien; sad 465. pee qr.. ell twisted "Ohs. pw Mohr. Plow mum bs written per sock dearer, and in lei meet; sad we limy the re- tail will now go op next week, Tina will meet sales more easy than d late. Rio more Inquired ler. wtlb rllleade,W. Oilading Barli7 is good repel& sad ths ten higim. Bar hoort image. In Beano audits, ads stirrilOsishass lemon moisssissapply, sold rather awe freely, bet ho k /We we ben little wrirms to note. Wheat. British, Nortlirshwird. sew, whisk 411 s. to 47a.; red, 40a. to 44..; Norfolk sal Suffolk old, white, 42e. to Ifis. ; red, 40a. to new, wilts. 44a to 465. ; red, 421. to 161.; Lincoln. shire, old, white, 425. to Os; red, 40e. W 44e. ; new, white, 42a. to es; red, 425. to 43a. SW* and Dundee, white, 345. to 4 to.; red, alis, to 4k. Alamos* and Berwick, 'kite, ten to 445.; red, Ira. to 40s. Rye, hart& and Sutra, 24., to UM ed.; Berwick and Scotch, 201. to 235. od. Bake Neetolit ant 45501 k, 21.. Od. to 335. Od.; chevalier, 231. to . 235. • Northeast. berload sad Scotch, IS.. to 20n; Manlier, 20a. to 225.; iriading and distWiam lee. to 10s. Milt, 46a. to 46e; chevalier, 49e. to 21s. pato, Nartbarberlaad and Scoleb, potato, pew, 201. Od. to Its; imeenamm inetlAOrres, old, 1 tia. to 20a.; new, IS.. to 20s. Pass, white, bo i lergii ss 266 . td 314 4 Ivey and maple. 24a. to Na. neßeans, w, to 30e. Flour, lla s Stockton and Northumberland, Sirs. to 33e.; Norfolk whites, 82.. to Sis. booaeholds, re. to 32a. ; s.wood.. Vs. to 31s; households,2ll4.to Ns.; ; thirds, 20e.t0 house holds, lea. to 266, per sack. Foreign : Wheat, Dant:lc and Xonigsbenr, white, 4.a to 461.; red, gas. to ; Minton, white, 40s. to 43e.; red. 404. to re. ; Mecklenburg and Po aserealan, white 405. to 43•.• red, 435. to tea. Hamburg, Marta. sad Anti.% wtito, 89.. to 44e.; red, 395. to ; Roil and Holstein, white, 3.31. to 435. • red, 361. to 40s. ; Petersburg sad Archanecl. red, 3U 5 . 365.; Odessa, red, 31a. to Ste.; ditto Polish, red, 365. to 40e. Rye. Pomeranian and Pruden, 2ls to As Barley, dial, .221. ba 24e.; Pomerania' sad tioitein, lea. to Its. Onto, Dumb, brew. lee. to OM; rOlDilnialan teed. 13e. to 135.; Hanna and Danish, 12s. to 145.; Archangel and Rigs, 12s. to Its. Peen white, 245. to XL Beans, Friesland, 264. to 295; Alexandrian, 2.26. to No. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, coastwise, 331 qrs. ,• foreign, 3 ,587. Rye, foreign, 41. Barley, coo wise, *0; foreign, 3,338. Malt, ornatirie, 43. Oats, ecestvisr, 479; foreign, 348. Pea, :foreign. 337. Flow; 1,691 seeks. - - - Noawww. July V.—Since this day week a wry great deal of rain has fallen, and we fear materially Mimed the quality and quantity (dike growing crop. The reports from Wier localities are not as oilmen: We t At our market this day a fair supply of Ahem, and sellers were wild In asking et the eantreeneement, but soon settled to about Is. per qr advance on last week. There was, however, a comiderable quantity unsold at the ehee of the market. There is no demand for Flour, f.0.b., and it Is difficult to quote prime. Beans and Peas ruled Is. per qr. dearer, and slow sale. Hain firmer at late prices. Wheat, white, ass. to 325. per qr. ; red, 425. to 42e. beans, the. to 295. Pala, 2.2 e. to lbs. Data, les. to 22a. • NOTTMOHAV, July 27.—Our corn maatket to-day ha. tees more freely supplied with Wheat ; bOt tho sellers are only willing to act by °bunting an advance upon the rates of last week, say of full 2s. per qr. Millers, however, buy with astrerne mutton, and only supply their immedistc wants. Fur Beans and Out mote :money is obtaiswd, but the trade is flow. In Barley there la but little doing, and rates stationary. PETRRIWROCOH, July 27.—The late heavy rains have much beaten down the growing crops of Wile t, and there are many reports of blight and mildew. At our market to-day fanners am usement asking high prime, and what did ch arge kande was at an ad rar.ce of 2s. per qr. over the rates of last week. Red Wheat, G3ibs., made eta. ; Ise samples, 465.; white, 491. per qr. No alteration in the raise of Barley or Data deans, is. per qr. dearer. Passrox, July 27.—A good deal of rain has fallen in this district since Thursday. The grain craps notwithstanding hare still a healthy appearance, and with a return of settled weather the har vest would be abund.r-t. The prealence In the potro disease ia the early crop Is conartned by the reports which we receive from our neighbouring growers, consequently the supply at market is large, and prices range teem se. to W. Riper 240th.. We kid a better sup ply of Replish Wheat at our Corn &change to.day, which met a lan guid male at an admnee of Gd. per wlndle. We hare no Irish Wheat on hand- foreign inquired tor; french, rs. 3d. to 6.. 6a.; Restock, es. 9d. to Ge. ltd. per 7011 r.. Flour In fair TlqUtet, at our last quota tions; floe, Vs. superfine, 33. 6d. to 34e. rd. per 29010 e. Beane nominelly un dte red, my 12s. Id. to Ise. per 230115 e. Oats continue In moderate retail demand for provender at 2e. 6d. to M. 7,d. per 451ba Oatmeal ddlicult to quit; choice qualities, 23e.; middling to good, 31s. to 2241. per 24016 x. hAIHNO, July 27.—The weather will con:inure vary et settled, and much rata has been fahng all day. We were consequently Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer for Wheat, with an inerewe in the supply. Barley, Oat*, and Beau were also toper qr. dearer. Ja'y 27.—A moderate supply of Wheat, and a thin market. The trade was Inn, at the full yokes of last Saturday, and the beet heavy wimples in most instances obtained an advance of Is. Flour trade heavy, without alteration In value. Other kinda of ends limited. • fair demand fcr Wiley, which was trout 6d. to Is. dearer ; bet taker articles suited Iltt.a attention, and no difference in value. Priors Whiitt, ; 360. to 435. 13s. to 245. Osta, 16s. to IDs. Beans, 2ils. to 36e. Peas, 2ra, to Ms. atiilt, No to 365. pet qr. Tares, 4s. 6d. to 3a. per bushel. Flour, 255. to d Is. for sock. SwassosnekT, July 27.—Ths so wua good show of Wheat at our market this dav, which mole from Is. to 2c qr, more than last week, with a ready sale. klar:cy, Data, Sm., the suns as last 11cek, with a fair defraud. %%tumultTits, July 27.—A god attendance, and there wee a large supply of Wheat. Holders stood out for higher prime, which were reluctantly given ; but upon the whole the advance may be cooMierol cool to Is. 6sl. per qr. The trade was not very 1 - risk. or Marley there was a short supply, which produced a Lir trade t•,e grinding samp:es, and prices may be quoted Is per qr. higher. In other descriptions of groin nothing unwired worthy of note. V. heat, white, 435. ; red, ads. to 47e. per qr. hen eheviderßarley, 240. 6d.; grinding, 19s. to 221. Oats, l's. to 19*. Beans, 30s. to 344. Halt, 640. to ana. per qr. Vetches, to. dd. to Ss. per bushel. flour, 295. to 31s. per sack. Witteitmorran, July 27.—We had a fair sample of Wheat exhibit d at our market to-els; , and a miallerate attendance of buyern An ailtance of from La to 2e. It r qr. was milted, and, according to quality and condition, was submitted to. The weather was very out, with occasional showers, which in a measure promoted sales, and a good amount of business was transacted. Flour advanced Is. per wek. Barley. Oats, Bann, and has fully support their t e rmer value ; the ttade was natter, bt irk. Wheat, U. Si. to 111. 3a per lout. 13.irley, 19s. to 245. out,, black, lii. to 17P. white, Vs. to 19s. Weans, Egyptian, T7s.; VnatlOta, old, 365. to 34. Malt. SU. to NJ.. pe l. r qr. Flour, An to 31s. per sack. Tares, as. ed. to S s . p er bushe WISHICII. July 27.—H• avy rains have fallen in this mighbourboad since Tuesday, with a +till eery unsettled appearance, and the crops mush beaten down and knocked about caused our farmers to aak very high prices to-day. The small supply of %% heat w. Handy taken otf at fully 2s. per qr. advanw on the razes of this (lay week. Onto and Beans dearer, with scarecly any offering. %lam, white, 435. to 475.; extra, 50s. per qr.; red, 40s. to 435; lt extra, 435. Oats, ,d. to W. per stone. BOWL% new, 275. to 235. per qr. - - Woacrwrest, July 27.—Our market to day was well at trw.ed, and rather largely supplied with Wheat, but the extravagant prices demand d oiwed but little to change hinds, but we quote all qualities le. to 2s. per qr. dearer. Barky in pixel demand, with the turn in favour of the seller. Oats were unaltered in value. Beans and ties Is. per qr. dearer. Yolk, July 27.—The weather Mime Wednesday Met been very unsettled, and mach rain Lie trlkn ; to.clay it Ii bk. bat cloudy. We It ire a tur quantity of Wheat showing ha: tram the extreme high pekes &eked by tie formers little business has been does; however. tally Is, per qr. above last week has been paid. In other articles no alteration. Wheat, white, its. to 48s. lor qr.; red, 435. to els. Malt, 53a. to Sta. (tits, S.d. to tki. pet stone of 141bs. Your, 31e, per meek of 21301te. Duactx, JULY 26. The weather Mace yesterday has much Improved' to-day is floe and WIMP. and our market was generally dull, but whbowt any alteration in pr.ers. Rapeseed sold et from 19s. to 20s. 6d., and tome soap* of new here at 10s. sad 10s. Id. MUM wheat, Zs. 6.1. to des. W.; red ditto, 91a 641. to 23a. ; barkfy,9s. to 12a.; oat% 9s. Eld. to 1 Is. ed. per buret ; rotated, 10s. 6d. to lls. 61 mound flour, 13s. 6d. to 14a. 6d. per cwt.; India coat, 20s. to 20 .. per 00 WATEIPOII), July 27. With moderato urivala from abroad, our marbet has continued Arm throughout the week and • tale basinees bee been transact.' in most articles. Wheat Ise met • barn =ll2 . and on best samples an roma . tt: i t s pfr barrel bus inaleovemese of 3d. per lured. Bark; witn n out sham e' s': to pries. Oats hsve met with thee atteallon, th.ugh offered on rather easier terms. For Indian Own we experbmwM only a limited mil in the essiy part or the week, when prices mooded 3d. ter barrel; dem then the damned Ms spin increased, and duties the Ism day or loan thismcline bee boo fully recovered. Hour dearer by sid. per seek Undried Harley, Phallus, per le Moen As. to lw. lid. white, per 14 ~ 93d. ild. ; black, Od. to 9a. 91. Orin= Mll. foreign: Wheat. Irish mill, per 20 stone, ris. to 93•3 d. ; ship. ping. We. ed. tolls. ; Poled& Oder., H.. 91. to 13s. 341. ; IJe. dd. to 236.1 d. Ball* Us. 6d. to 245. Marley, retailing, per IS at. 10e. Sit, to 1 Is. Ad : ... thq, _white, per 14 meet, Ifs., 3d. _lse Vs. Id.; Wadi, Deiritoes.6l" . flour, ouperene, per sack, 304. to 3 I *Ad. ; seoundo, SL. Od. W 28.. Od. . • *turtle. its, to 22e. ; tounbo, 1a.. . Itte todisa Own, per 30 et.„ Thumbs, no 3d. to l'a. ed. ; Alfieri. coo, yellow sad led, Ida. Od.to lie. 34.; Porto/nen and Ertypt I to. Olt. to Ito. ed. ; trench, white and ' , snow, 138.311. to Idoed. ; do. toe cattle, 100 2o to 1. tel. ladle& COes Meal, pee awl., 7.. id. t a t ' 3d. (*toad. 100. to leo. ad. Ens, per I Moor. le. Id. 3.. Id. Imports Ws wort :—Whest, 273 qrs.; Barley, 333; la dtu Lbro. 3,324; kluur, 20 write KIRICALDT, July 27.—1 n the keglnoing of the week fears were entertained of the green erupt stiffed, g injury Gorr the ex tremely but and dry weather. On Weili.enlay, however r good dtul of rilu (ea, sinee %Nell we here bud occaidousl slight a betters; red with genial ntsither throughout. the crops, particularly the opting WWI. lomat st * great Unpaivement Mace this tLy week. At our %inny ntsrlits this wreck we had • eery thin attendance of f amen, unit littie any LW ofintin ollbrhigi prices sea as last week. Otte, bulgy. we bid • kir sway of What and Onto. but small of Marley. Outs may be grated ed. lower. Wheat sod Mirky unto u lost week. Wheat, Si.. Od. to 41s. per qr. Barley, to Od. the,to 21s. Mk Oatmeal, pm tug et 2801 bu, e. F I H.-13tua NOB OATa. J LT 27 —Sslatoa,..o.l. to Is 3d.; per turbots,to ed. to to.. ed.; rod arge, dab, 2e. M. tom ~ it, to to. Gd. each ; sates lls to la ed. per pate; do. mall, It dd. to per donee ; tele, ltd. to lol per lb. ; tototern, dd. toU. nd. ; onto, 4d. to U. oath ; sterhapo, le. ca. to Ss. per Wort; masa 3a. per lb. ; mullets, 114. to 4d. earn ; sbitinss tn. to h. ltd. • *owl% I. to Is. M. per tire.; toorkerel, 3d. to ; Ode% td to U.: g u n. lists, SI. to Is. ; Itanigoslay al. to Is. ; ditto, Med. 51.t0 ML ; gimp, Ps. to U.; • it,. 2e. ic Is. esti ; skate. Sit. to id. ref Oystam, posse, M. to Co. rat I sett!. Am Amos ANNE &Rill los. Bum. a,. FAVJaII MACE ~, Ice. LADT MI.II °Derr Plume, WU" , W‘Ll‘l SHIPPING INTSLLIo Men els caseueseseass.as ••sakete s r CASI Atlantic, Leonard, arrived bete UAL T 1 tiaople, sprang* leak whilst taking and must bossy, or totally discharge, agnaseg, July to. Carebalton Pack. f•vr Quebec, has • Aoars.4 ALlCLaritt AMITZTUT—I AL►lN—et AL .. .two—at f ALM; Arsoa—et All/1/. Y ATATANTA ADOTLIO—IIt ADA —at Aviou—a. BIUDIDA—at BVILDOs AT/ Coarnorr- Craarr—st Cazotans Cosucz , COIUJIW CNAII,OIIII Cum-at ( Ci7CX7OII DILDIA DOWTSI Assn Tow Axxii KA. drum Am BALCIATIII 0n.1.11111 , CLaor , COLOlik CAW emu Ctiwax • Comer I EXPIULIS-1 Enure Fem. GILIAI GRAN' JOHN nssr Owes I PE tfte-1 ROLLA— Sri, ANT StSAN- Yolk/ blitTkli LETTS.—JuIy 24 at Clare 1... A re. Sy.le REYNOLI).A.—JuIy 25, at G:oureatero — natio, at a aoa• 8121PILIN.—JW 24, at Mittaa,treet, eistnylia, at a Kis. 6211T12.—July 24, at I Smith, lay., of a sou MAKIIIAUkS. BTOLIN —GBI.--July 21, at St. Clioda, by the F.K. It. ."• Mr. J. Bruhn, to Misr Ellaabeth Um, bah of Shro2olurc. DUNCAN- MILL— hey :0, at St. Alphas". {leer.':.'-. M . .4.. rowan, l'rofesaot cf Meiotic and Coeutiou,tllaftow.t.9t. pringrat.laualiter of the Lite W. lh et, leal.,M.ou-hO.l. tn.... • • PARKER—BILK EItSTAP at Boy'. stone, lh 07 ; Rev. R. Brelterstalf, M.A., !Lector. tleorac, • her, Leq.,of Broomhill, Statfohlature, to Emma, youngert .lauft ." of ths Bee. K. Ilkherataff, of Mr by. BMITII-111111JOIL—Ju17 24, at St. SAviourN, Itnb. the 11. , .! , Smith, 11.1).. of Bernick St. John'', Willa, to Lou's.' tn.,: • Boaufort West, Bath. SPURILIER—PHICLITIT.—JuIy V, at M. Iliehaere, Ruche the Bee. T. 11. Causten, M.A., Mr. John Frealllall Sparta'. of John Spurrier, l'eputy CounivasrptLeneras.. eldest Llaushter a Mr. George or Ittatagate. WATStiN —LtiNGDEM.—JuIy 25. at St. John's, Ts.l.llna• ,, Watson, hog., Sprint( Ladle", Barnard Quito, to Ms , • daughter of the late S. Lon glee, hog. DRAT LIS. CROWTIIMIL—JuIy 23, at Ileavdrus the R. 11. Cmittie.r, teto, aaar Cowie), aged 49. rgrzitt)y.—.lo , 2d, at Grosvenor-street, Liss, st.. L.. of the !I• LUULEY.—JuIy 23, Aare Margaret, eau eel Mr. W. Nembutal, liaropahiro, aged 3.. OCUAW.-44tly 23, at Poreltsater-tortare, Itayea.kkr, F•. Esq., llmaaeasteler 14. N.. aged 70. STMPIIENSON.—JuIy 24, at Euston.aquate, Loire t, re , st nt C. A. titepbreace, EN.,rot Paeatoor flower, Werke, seta 7 . Petah! sea It.btleted by Wilumo Muse. N !•c.✓'. I. &tract. la the Cal of lcadce. Frothy, at dee Clem a, L. n •N• settee, la the $1(131LCI 10 bh4IIIIIIIYAVIIIISI. l:,•'•4 oot Taitaaveor, Jody 10. ro hallos Park, I¢f bell Tdd bloat 121174 1). II A 11.91. 7 0 b r , o ...... 0 Sam! ....... 6 ........... ... Lisbon .......... 0 Pacific ................. Al 9. ' ....... • A .......... 0 India la Saubalaptan .. 7 1 9. 7 0 India yid Maysoillos ........ 0 1 ........ Bastes sad . 0 ......... A Maims and 0 War Istia ......... 0................ 8ra5 . ......... A°l. ; ........ .. ARRIVED. nawsza-at Game, July 26, rom. .. sose-at IWIDINISA. July 38, from ........................ 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( 4A , A , ma-at Gravesend, July 24. ..... •1. seas-at Sunderland, July 2, sea ATILIAN-14 Jul y , July 27, tej . te;" --- ** ........ norr-at Liverpool, July 28, from. . . ...... la Swum -at Bristol, July 28, fro m ....... - Lev- at Bedfced, July 21, from ........................ • ems. -of Dad, July 26. from .................... --•••• am-Anon, July 24 from__ arw -at SuMerland, July 24, ....• ....... ITTIANA-IN GASTOSTAA. July 28, Bora. .......... .... ' unmet Chums-at Oravesend ir J m uly ge, ...... re-at Gravesend, July 28, ........ Oravasead, July 28, ....................... tuna-at Gravesend, lull 26, from .. . ................... ." rtes or Bert...so-at Gravesend, July 27, .. rimer-at Gravesend. July 26, from ........... 4 's --id Gravesend. July 2., from. . . .... ............... WET ANN-at Gravesend, July 2R, * No ....... -"*" erns -et Grease rd, July 24, from ............... roe-off the Wight, July 2 rcei freen ..... ..... sins-at Bristol, July Sh e re-at Bristol, July 28, free,. uors-st Lancaster, July 211., ...... ..................... me-at Poole, July 26, from. .DLL Bommisa-at Queenstown, July 25, Tpai .... : ... sir-of Falmouth, July 26, trout ........... • tan or-at Gravesend, July 2S, from .... ........ .... ••• ... sierra- at Gravesend, July 28, fro m ......... "" u • AIIIITN -at °rimmed. :July 28, from ...... WRY AID Maar -atfiravesend, July 26; fees . .. NIT- at Gravesend, July 28, from_ __. ...... Dcanare at Gramsead, July 27, * from ........... • rusia-at Gravesend, July 28, from_ . ........ 1191 A--at Gravesend, JWy 28, from ....................... or-at Graveseed, July 22, tram.. ............. WA-at Bristol, July BS, from ................ M • .. T. senor-at Hull, July 24, from ....... .. .1•• mrrv-at Queenstown, July 25, from ................. • ' marre-at Bristol, July 26, tram .............. -•"" aug.4-otrQueeustown, July 23, from .......... NINOR-at C 0..,, July 25, from ............ fliAll-at Gravesend, July 21, from INA -11 t Gravesend, July 26, from ••••,:r .rs or Main-at Gravesend, July 2 , , from ra • , mama Braemar-at Gransend, July 28, from • • • mimes -at Gravesend, July 28, fromfro m tAlLllo -at Graverend, July 27, from R., • .r.r• Los-at Grarreernd July 26, from 4 -to. a-at Gravesemd, July 16, from _ TLAND-IN Gravesend, July 27, from. ... CI:LEAN-at Liverpool, July 25, from__ •• sae-at Milford, July 25, from -at Plymouth, July 26, from C. , ALLA-at Hull, July 26, from r win MAILT-112 GIANT/lead, July 27, [nom .... h e-at Gravesend, July 29, from INNA-at Graveseud, July 28, from . n.. .2 /INA-st Grafteend, July 24, from ST • • 3--/ t Aura -at Sunderland, July 26, from ANA-off Deal, July 27, from ma-at Plymouth, July 2 5 1, from mumwr-at Gravesend, July 29, fr o Gravesend, July 91, from roaa-at Gravesend, July 26, from .• . os-elf Deal, July 26, from Rt. J0r.... lass-at Gravesend, July 24, from P ee r.. .. e ser--off Queenatowe, July 25, from SA FILIMILISCR-Ilt Liverpool, July 16, fr0m.......... rases -at Liverpool, July 26, from .; ram -It Liverpool, July 26, fr om to-at Bideford, July 26, from INA-at Newport, July 26, from ............ .1. ANA-at Gravesend, July 23, from lea -at Gravesend, July 23, 4 lANNA GIRTNA-at Gravesend, J.. 7 2•, 'Yom... . Mau: ▪ Ciarnause -at Gravesend, J. :3, from Wort: rises -at Gravesend, July 23, tom n•.,cr nix. at Gravesend, July 21, from ✓esam-at hull, July 26, from ...... h r-at Hull, July 25, rom is-at Gravesend, July 21, from .......... . `sea-at Gravemd, July 27, from.... ..... . • •...: 00715 Oarco-at Gravesend, July 27, from • Gravesend, July 26, from •• to - All-at Gravesend. July 28, from ca -at Brewl, July 27, from -off Queenstown, July 25, from - • • • • nova-at Shields, July 28, from riea-at Bristol, July 28, from SI ye -off Falmouth, July 26, from Ptaierso-at Torquay, July 24, trona-- ...... ' -off Deal, July 27, from r Dar-at Bristol, July 26, from . ............. As-at Gravesend, July 26 from -at Graveeend, July 28, from Dolurresear -at Oreveread, July 28, from.. Put-at Gravesend, July 21, from t-at Gravesend, July 25, from ran-at Palmouth, July 25, from staran-at Graresend. July 26, from !T -at Gravesend, J uly 26 from AbILLLII -at tiraveacial, July 23, from - ott Dover. July 28, from A ,brig'-off Deal, • July 24 LIAM- at Sunderland, July 22, from m -at Gravesend, July 28, from .RAIIAJLNRS-110 Gravesend, July 23, from lO '1 -a-at Gravesend. July 28, from POMMICItith. July 28, from NIIA-at Liverpool, July .6, from SAILED. etas-from Plymouth. July 26„ to • - a MARIA-from Grave.end, July 27, 1, Is anumrs-frxm Oraveseed, July Ji , to .... . terra-from Greenock, July 25, to .- mats-hum Cardiff, July as, lo warms-from Cedar, July 16, t 0... ........ peso -from Shreids, Jul 23, ha,. sate (.4-from Liverpoo July 2•, seas-from Gravesend, Jul' 23, W ...... • • • • sr-from Gravesend, July 27 ' to .sea-from Gravesend, July 27, to ram Purses-her Falmouth, July 23, • L • • /NIA-from Bristol, July 26, to . GAITAta -tram Graveses9, July 27, W emits-from Oraresrnd, jjui,J. July yy Iml3 2 5 : : t out 1 • . .... .. o tt sacs-from Gnviceeud, la ULf./MUKR/I-from Portsmouth, 1 , ..4 to l 3 ,n• Ly at-from Shields, July 2N, to .a-tramGUNILISOWO July 23, to ...... Sr. LOU Ftna.- fro. Gravesend, July r. •• • ill-from Liverpool, July 27, to .... •• erases-from Portsmouth, July 16, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. • alas Ooanor, ham Landon foe Now Z:A:ur . l, luny 22, onsix, from Hominy for Liverpool, July 1., la 4. • .18 W. ISO ,try. out. r, from 4ruaoo for taieutta, dot ld days, Juty 11, lan 5' S 5 1 lamer, tram Louden tot Poet Phillip, May 317, late a JS \., oa. Cs Ausar. eat tool r, trose Newport for Ca:rfoenia, July 21, . 43.44 N. lon. 10.5 i W., all wall. JUAC 1, 61.8.15 N, Jan. coo f"'m Llui°n ts"Y.la• 4; Lou. a.) W. loses Whitahavon te r Buenos Ayres, • , mss, July 2, 70 miles •S.V. of 47. --•-- • - tS.~luly 21, at a re t i'FIN.-3521 2e, 111.-July 14, at LarradoWne-rolki, n" , `.*