The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-02 00:00:00

Txlll firS-DWIIIT or ST. PAVI:s.-84ois delay is likely to oomr to the filling op this appointment. rendered vaunt by the death el the Rte. Dr. Srapp. Ti • Dean ot Bt. Poore (Dr. Unman). left Landes ler Italy tRV a by days before the dull of Dr. Raspy, nerd until his rotors se ormintraest eaa possibly tab , . plate. PZIFSIWINT.—Bet. lit. Viseent Derehey. to Wonky, P.C., vaunt by the melgootists et Rev. C.Camerea. Oa the asanattea of dee Int el Ilitersore, the patios. IFLCAMOT.—Plestwooil P. Vo id Loaoishire velar *rase. Bra P. Z. Vieetwarti. penes. by the uomotioa Si. Vaunt Beeebey. NAVAL ADMIRALTY. Ave. I.—ArrOlNVlllllTs.—Midshipmee David On. to Bestirem; H Maunder, to Fos. Clerk : Joh. Berriman, to 76talgar. DRIVA PORT, ACOVST Omar& emu vessel was spin takea out for a trial of her eagle's ou Tuesday, when her speed and qualities were found to bare been improved by her moat alteratioas.—The Cygnet, 8, Commander ' D Weise, WY towed out cif harbosr on Moaday, inspected, sad paid advisees of wages. She will sail in the course of • kw dais, taking the emiathly mail fir the coast of Afries.— Tlee Fearlem, coast moil, Masteecommuder Alfred yesterday took the Nepealem ambassadors ead 'site, aecompanied by Commodare Lord Joha Rey, into the essurd Tooted the breakwater, sad afterwards op the harbour, pans fag dem to the lams* sad the manliest**. d ships, and ionelsine at the breakwater, where the party larded. Wootwica, Ave l.—lell.iible st.-eloop, Commander P. H. Dike, whiter has bees commissioned at this port, left the harbour last night, mid proceeded to Ormithithe to have her comics es adjusted. Bur leavis Ormabithe to day f.r Sheerness, to be psi f in mleauce, and will rhea premed to her destination on the North Americus station. Priacese AI ce, Dover St.-packet, was docked yesterday to have her defects made good. SPORTING. GOODWOOD RACES. The" Grand Day " could scarcely have cone off under sere favourable cirthantaaces,—the card was a bumper,— having the Cap her its staple and mo.t uniting feature and nee or three other events of e =linable Interest . Tawas the, was f a vourable and the Is ndances, thinks to the coweidee rate policy el the Brighten Railway officials in timing sad pricing the trains to acrd wasonmodstion wall gluons, very large. It wield be &heard to say that la any steeped it clashed what we have seer on many previous Cap Dive, e6ll it gave *widener. that Ondeend has bet little of Its attraction. If our other duties did net Prevent it, the anerded state of the stead would reader it impossible to give a list of the priatipal visitors; intake it that the Goodwood and Molecombe panne, and a great many titled et fashilaable penosse not present ea the pretense days, were ea the corm, giving an nest to the scone which so ether meeting in the country eaa appepeel. The racing wee ir.na•nable, first, for an unlucky t mergers's. by winch the G,odwuod party and the add.. en," after semi their pet first put the winning chair, had the cup dashed from their bps in goonquence of his baring swerved Anton the favourit t at the Pants ; and, secondly, by the defeat of Windiechrrata fie the Cup, Canteen a eecond eine proving victorious ; and lastly, by the triumph of Tsdihaston over the second favourite for the Derby. The list, which conspried ten races, wee not get through until am 6 o'clock. iwanPrrAhle of 200 son, each, for 2 yr-old fillies, Bst 71b Mein T.T.C. (8 webs.) Lied CllideahOokoes ..., ______ (Deb b ie m 1 Mr. Grerille's Bareekaa .....— crim.4 9 Betting :3to 1 en Cedes's. Won in a earner by two Maria. Ran is 1 min. 18 secs. SW/IPS/AZ= of 100 love. each for 3 yr-olds; colts, 110471 b; filth ',Set 2.b. New mile. (4 subs.) Mr. Grcrille s Cariboo (Fistman) 1 leer J. ley' le (Templem.ux) I Bettis, : 3to 1 on Cariboo, who made all the runny pd won in a canter by sin loofahs. Ran is 1 min. 54 NM. A SILLINO HANDICAP PLATO of 50 son. for 3 yrnelds and upwards. The velour to be sold for 200 son, if demaadod, He. Ralf a mile. Dd. Aasca's f by Tow:barns out of Nutria, 3 yes, 754 ((harlton) 1 Duke of Riehraosur. Ploughboy, 4 est 71b ......( Malmo) I Mr. Drinka"d's Wm:um, 3 yr., :it 3lb (Rodney) 3 Bettis, : 5 to 4 apt Ploughboy, 4 to 1 eget Sister to First Chance, 6 tel 1 =III R am, at, and 6 to 1 asst Potentie fitly. The ran was between the first two from first to last, and was won, after a 100 g sod severe struggle, by a bead ; Rim iest every bad third Ran in 49 secs. RAMO STANZA, rf MI sees. each,: for three-yr-olds; wan Sea 71ts. allies Sit 41b; the second to receive 100 eon, eat of the maker.. One NO& 16 subs. Mr. H. Hill's nuked, Pet 1310 (A. Did) I Lord Rsetees Natshall, est 71b ... (abeiow I Lord Chreteree:d's GArforth, get 71• (Bartholomew I Lord H. rencos's William the Doecineror, en 71b (Platers) Ma Bella • : 5 to 2 on Pitsferd, and 3 to 1 agst William the Cca qegror:WLlntin the Conqueror aide all the run: ing, followed by Oeriortb and Nutshell to the distance, the second plate being then taken by the fevearite; • few strides from the chair Pitdord challenged, but owirg (as A. Day alleged) to Wdlism the Conqueror swerving, tailed to get up. the Good wood horse winning by • heal. Run in 1 min. 41 sees. On returning to welt, A. Day claimed the race, on the round that William the Conq waved ninon him twice. That case wee immediately gone into being Lord Relates sad Mr. Shelley, who, alter hearing evidence, awarded the race to Pitsford. Scsagi STANZA, of 24 DOM each, for two-yr-olds ; colts Bst 71b, fillies Set 4.b.; 31b and 61b allowed, &c. Winners extra. TY C. (9 subs ) air I. Pima's c by Paugh-e•ltallaglt, dam by Bran oat of Attire, bat alb ( t tray)) 1 air J. Hawley'. Merry Peal, sat llb , Terop:eroan) I 7 to 4 on tee colt, who made all the running, and woo by two lengths. Not timed. GOODWOOD CUP, value 300 son., the rest in specie by subscription ol 20 son. each, with 100 added by the fund : the second to receive 100 eon. out of the stakes, and the third 50; the winner to pay 10 son. nth' judge. (2301111 s.) Lord Stanley's Cannon, S yes, Sat 71b . P. Butler) I Mr. Greallkb Caribno, 3 yea. 7at 4th (Charlton) 3 ler. Fealty's Coseack, 6 9st 21b (Templeman) 3 Betting : Ev. n on Win Fr, dischgratz, 2 to 1 apt Cinema, 8 le I art Cossack, and 20 to 1 art any other. Canino Walt the loud, followed by Probity and Stalls, the others lye off, and made the ninnies at a bad pace, no change tally i pi no in the *nand rank until he bad rounded the laet tars; C•12i1311 then took the snood (hew., caught and boded Cariboo et the distance, and passed the chair a 1 t wiener by two le ng th s , Cariboo beating Cossack 2 -length, WindOehrsts a very bad leastcad Maria t B.th. Stull: Woke down. Ran fa 4 W. A . MILS OF RICHMOND'S PLATS (HANDICAP) WI wee. New 18 le Lord Cu Men's Walblower, 4 yrs, 7st 3lh gib liganal I Mr. Howard's Tit-tat, aged, tel 99b Lord Utile* Prealaw, 3 yrs, get Lb , (9 1. = 3 Betting : 2 to 1 art Wallflower, 4 to 1 art Humphrey, sad 6 to 1 art Bergin, PrINIaW and Helier 81t leer. !Winks jumped off f i rs t, sad, with the body of =MINI laid up, cut out the work to the tan; the runni wocklean Whoa lap by Nutcracker, who, is turn, was Wen /lower, Preslaw. sad Ti.. ble, the fanner taking winning by a length, Titbit beating Preelaw by half head z oiso Ran in 1 gala. 44 sem. 140Ticc7is Steam of 60 son each, h ft; for 2-yftd• oats Set 71b, links Bst 41b, witmen extra ; the second to save Ws mak.. T Y.C. (16 Babe. I bit J. Zweley's Teddiagton, Bet 121 b animism's) I Lord Entlaboe's Ilippelytua, eat 7111 'Marlow) 3 Bettis": 3 to 1 on Hippolytus., 4 to I art Hurry Scurry. sod 6to 1 ere Teddiagtos. Hippolytus, made all the ras a/as until withia 60 yards of the tear, when he woe dial , and, after • severe ram, detested by s head. Rua is 1 sea. 21 secs. Hurry Starry wee stirs at the poet, fell twigs with her jockey. and when the flag dropped, was lying ea the grosad Pietas& was not severely hurt. Swairstunas of IC move. each, 5 ft, with 60 added ; for 2-yr-olds, Set 716; them, let 71b; lour, Bet 4th; lite, Set 111 b ; six and sod, Slat; mares sad ' , Midge allowed 31b, sod sudden' 61b; the winner to be Ned for 200 sera. if demanded, itc., and albino:de if ks be sold for lest. T.Y.C. (10 subs.) Ur. Cesidr. Dlllprnee. 3mu (TOLL Got lit (Cbarton) 1 ttr.Lord IL Lou'.oe Woodlark, 4 yr. (701.), lit lib.. (Kitchener) Ilenry's Knight of the Oseter, r yrs (1501.), Ott 101 b (Mtralea) &Wag : 5 to 4 yet Woodlark, 3 be 1 .get Diligence, and 4 tal ant Relight of the Garter. Wed by ► head, Knight of dm Garter • good third. Rua id 1 min. IS see . ANOL IPS IT PLAT{ et 60 sot.. (Headiosp). Gentlemen riders. Craves Grand Dilutor Itlebarand's ardror, 4 yrs, 10.1 lZb (Mr. P. Willlaraw) 1 Ni. Layer% Vs" 4 yrs, Ilet (Ni. BeW11.) edd by a Bettis, head. : 2to apt Quiver. • vary close nag, sad woo y Yoltigeur is declared not to start for the Great Yorkshire Stakes. CRICKET. HARROW t. WINCHESTER Brought their match to a close yesterday at Lord's, whoa It will be awn by the moors Harrow woo to are taslap and 6 rasa to span. Esaa sad Harrow sensases this du (Friday). P. Blakey. %BY= 9. 11. ma ralkar, Esq. b Willis 0 O. D. Crawley. nutalit... 3W. Ilarillter, Lg. eat out 9 A. Wei. Edw.. bilmatt 43 0.0%m* Eaq, bEgartaa $ ftjliablaro„ La, b Ilmalotpl 7 Byes 14, I. b. 7, ebb 13, so 0. F. Aabisa d 4ol.do WIWI ft lmil 7 41 31. b Wllbs 27 Bash L by, 0 Win= 2 Total 207 W. Desert, rub oft 11 iftscaarraa—( 130112 30. I Mowed Isalaga.) O. Mar, In., b Ades& o—a (cal ~ b emits'. 7 F. In, bi- Illaabayle -A kaftan r 11. molar, Mama* b aka 'I ...I Massuks, b Mika is E. WSW. Esq..ll R. Hashey...ll ...b 11. Mahe, 13 0. emits, lag, b Aare& —.II „sea sat 1 IL Trevaisa.req., I b w, b Arb. tan it —II Maim if Boa. C. Maar. to R. Meeks, 3 ...NS out to 11. Drabs, in.. b aims 1 IrMartlller IL IWO" Lk a mod b Ai- 139 C. Smyth*, Ila aft aut. IS ...b Mitt= I C. imodolpit. 1,4.. b Z. Boto. boy .. II . not cat 1 Dyes, a; lb, fliw, ITa h i , 2...13 Itro,11;11 1 / 2 6; w,l;nts.l 111 DooozWs COAT AND BADOL—Taid , Sid eMeblYbd mild took plus yeas* isdos sallsoleis mit asesablage of 'psalm iris The ON yr ssigiadell for by lig orm., GM pm I y Orgbill, of Limbed' (sep w lbew of She osdisogiss), w was mull a tangoN a Lis shied it Ns esspellosa es in kik Katy *nitMagna. HOUSE OP LORDS.—YreTEIDAT. nowt : Lou Ilusooms StilAiirt) &SD cram Pow. lavtos (LAM list's 1)OVOL141) P. KIIMPATIIIO/4 Hw Lordship peetwaletl std o'clock co woo jocisocesc tide saw, welsh tees toped for four din lam crook eke tub of whisk wars Masi Is oar reponse tko 23rel of July). bat ea the sleek tell S. hill Wahl braise et to give way to the Unions of the eveslas. eitil mid be wadi give the teat of au }slimes' ta tesesiug. Meal* that he would eerie the mend el the owlet, esseltinei eE ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOMR CIRCUIT.—MmeroNs, Avow! , I. Oen baa.—llmosa rut Lean Cum Isms Las A CONWHI Jose. Daemon o. Hormat.t. This mass, widish, as was stated yesterday, was as action to try the titbits • kedge and ditch, was this atoning brought to • conslusioa warty thirty witnesses hark( been examised o• gas side sad the *Mtn. The Chief Berea summed up the whole esire this morning, sad the Jury miter a abort deUberatioa returned • verdict tur the ffelandeat. This is the mood time this sense has been tried. Upeu the fat massian dui jury band for the defendant, but a sew trial wee mated, saddle malt, it will he seen, Insilco same as at the former trial. Chows Noe —Swam Ka. avarice Saw CHARM" or 8110011110 AT, WITH INTI/11, &e. ' G. Dodson, the gamekeeper, who was eouvicted on Wed sesday of feloniously rhootieg at • min named Withers, with latest to do him grievous bodily harm, was placed at she bar. Mr. Justice Elle, addressing the prisoner, said that be had consulted the ICei.:f Baron up= the legal point that had been raised is this cote, sad that kmued judge appeared to differ with him la his construction of the law. He seemed to think that it the prisoner had really discharged the gun nada the insanities' that the party at whom he aimed it had committed a felony, it would reduce the act to an otbnce of a minor character, sad he also sansiderea that it was compotes' for a person so circumstanced to set up as a defeats, after the occurrence that the party he shot at had ia point of fact oommit.ed a felony. iJader these Mt ealllitleteell he should reserve the point for further cousidera tioa by the Court of Appeal, sea until it was decided the prisoner might go at large, upon his entering into his own reeogaisaaeo is 401., with two sureties in 201. each, to appear and receive judgment on a future octagon. Bo 88888 01 ♦ Bor. Ores Lee, IS, was in - d7teci eci7sieiriTsia purse, containing two shillings, two sixpences, end four perm, the monies eil Jams (Mick. It appeared from the statement of the prosecutor, as Irish lad, who told his story with great artlessness sad simplicity, that os the Murrains of the 3rd July he wee asleep is the road, near Stone, when the prisoner &lecke him, sad pat some questions to him, and apes his &eking him to go with him to • farmer's, when he said he could get him same work, he aosompanked him lain • wood. Hu* the asked him it be had got say mosey, and, is his eayrX r at he had • little, he odered to give him • puree to put it is. The peowrotor told him be had got a rums of him own, sod the primmer asked him to show it him dad whoa be pulled it out of his pocket, he isalehed it trim; him and ran with it mid ihs 011SWStr. Is &sewer to emetics, that were pat by the livened jades, the poor boy said that he wee *minty fringing is this nous try. He had some trims Woad to see his heather, who wee • soldier at Chatham, and he had . : nee bees seat le mid he had been left is this coustry without an au to protect him. A farmer, named Williams, gis the neighbourhood, Lad, however, takes pity is him sad had given him employ meat at pea picking, and he was in his 'envies whirs this tranrection happened ; but aa it was a wet day he was amble to work, and this was the reams why he was away from his employment, and in the polities is which he wee discovered by the prisoner. The jury fi had the prison*, Guilty. and he was sestosecd to be imprisoned sad kept to hard labour for Wes mestbs. At the don of the ore the members of the bar and the jury made up a asincripties for the poor lad who was the prosecutor, and when the amount wog handed over to him, a good deal of amsurement was excited by the earsest manner in which he rushed into the witness box sad thanked the gentlemen for their kindnees. NORFOLK CIRCUI F.—Nominal, JULY Si. Kr. Otter, la addressing te Om ea behalf of the prismier, said as dear that he bed sommita d the crime, bat as meted be was drunk, sad ant ostalsoat of his Setiell-•-111 tit did sot know right from wrong. Noe Isedelds, in his tbarge, tole the jar, that there was nothing in the evidence to ladace then to And for mythic( We then wilful murder ; the crime ladirated design, and mead sot lays bean cone by a penes is the Mot of pesioa se is • key. Moiety, after kelt ea Mar's abeesee, retuned with a warns( " Wahl Mardoe." His beds* istetedietear pat es the bleak esp. end is a who met m sod lopisielee meow passed intense of death en=, wltlowit Mr bowel merry. who appeased In a state of collapse dariag the ewesied away twits while resolving stems ; and la the amidst if the Woos Nose tie dasgliteß, wile wee is the lobby of the ems, at bead's *OW lather was sesteneed to death, wed hots ee* and lest pining serum el "0 father! father! " late the amt. The poet wretch Deemed overpowered, and being usable to raise his hands, desired the policemen to raise his hands te God for him, which they did In an attitude of supplication to Heaves foi mom. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Eirras, Auovrr 1. Mr. Jostles Coleridge and Mr. Rumen Gurney, Q C., after attending divine service at the Cathedral this morning, proceeded at nocn with the bushier of the mimes for De von and Exeter. The business of the city Mize is merely nominal, there beteg no prisoner for trial, nor any cause entered. That foe the aunty of Devon is very light, there being only eight common jury and these special jury atom ; two of the image have been tried, and one is withdrawn. The great is.. of the Queen v Isaac Latimer, publisher of the Plymouth Journal, for a libel on the Rev. G. Prynoe, incumbent of Bt. Peter's, Plymouth, is fixed for Monday toning. With regard to the criminal Dimino', the number of primates is 62. Of them 34 are for trivial thefts ; 8 robbing with violence ; 4 arson ; 2 stabbing ; 2 shicepatealag ; 1 rape; and 7 demolishing a house. 111 r. Russell Gurney, after congratulating the grand jury in hie charge upon the small umber of primers, acid the light description of the offences, alluded to the late visit of the Royal Agricultural Society to this eity, when the eon [irrigation of great masses of persons might naturally have led them to input en amass in the number of offenders. Be also observed in the ease of Robert Connie. Bird and Sarah Bird (charged with having, in the months of November end December last, assaulted, wounded. and ill-treated Mary Ann Panost, at Dockland Brewer), that the defeats disclosed by the &Fieldale was, that a Isemer trial had taken plate, and an acquittal had been pro. neemeed. He (breast the grand jury to return the bill, sod leave that subject to be fully dismissed in that soon and algewhere. Cicero Timothy Burch, ali;; - ThWo, aged 24, was &neighed opts alpha separate indictments, charging him with laming set fire to the corn and straw stacks of tarmen residing fa the neishboorknod of Henninghall, in this county. The first iadie•ment nursed the prisoner with having, on the 21st of Jane, at Henainghall, feloniously est fire to • stick of wheat, the property of Thomas Warwick, fuser. On the night of the 21u of June vision willed at the Crown public-house, u Senningliall, being then in that state which the people in the locality call "trashy." He had then with him a hamper, eg.ntaining Yar mouth herrings, which he wu offering for sale. While here be fell into coaversation with • blind man, named Whidbrsd Barley, who less • returned transport. Barley gave rather • flourkEloir account of hie condition, and treatment while in the settlement unlinping hi punisbnant, aayiag that the Mims of meat which be re weaved were 31 he. of meat per wink. Oa hearing this the prisoner ezeisimed, "D-.n sly heart's blood, if I don't set fire to some premises to-eight, and got Wemported out of this country, eases you say you lived se Ind" About half-past nine o'elsek the prisoner MA, but Mama again la a few minutes, and asked U he amid haws s box of loran matches. These were reins& sad he was then seen to go to • shop kept by • person named Pigg, in the village, whirs he pu a box. He in to hie sera to start off, so it he was going to hie own hams at Eillielfsacer, a village five miles off; and evileass wesAnadaeod to show that between that time and the how of kis arrival at Elltelfanger several stacks of corn sad Ihrm•bsildings were fired and destroyed. Primmer was the sok pima met on the road by the persons wile die covered the dna. Net sm Ingenious address from the learned counsel the deheco, the jury found him Chat", and ties esatemeed to be transported for Ufa. Hamm), JULY 31., The opossashoisa of assize for Herefordtbf►e was opened on Wednesday Lest, by Lord Chief JuMios CesanbelL Between two and three o'clock the sheriff and a numerous cavalcade Ka. imam GITIMIL ___L•LING. W. Bvekinghons, 33, was auged with stealing two ewe cheep, on the 28th of April, Gut property of J. Bremridge, of High Bickiaptos. The case was very strong against the prisoner, as be was tracked from the field where the skins ware left to his house, at taryabridge, a divines of tea miles, and his boots seem spouted with the narks. Forty pounds of nation were toad in his house, cut up very rough, sad a but with mart of having been used to briag bona the mums. The pri• sour eluded the constables at the time. and was not appre hended until a await' of 601. had been offered. Some trotters in his bout fitted the skins of the sheep.—Gritty. Tut plan' transportation. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. fixalos os MVILITIi.LIKIian Rourke, a labouring man, was charged ea empteion of being concerned with others in the murder of Philip Hourigan, about three years ago at a place sear Bra, in the county of Limerick. Henry Webb stated, that from information he had re ceived at the station, he went to Fenchurch-street, when he . . saw prisoner at work. laying some gee pipes. He informed prisoner he was an officer, and that be intended taking him into nobody on • charge of mankeing a man named Heart. gen.—Primmer saW. ' Philip lienthps 1" and immediately after added, " Oh, I kaiser all abentebeimarder. I reed it in the paper three yeas age." Mumitheaker said, after a little costeWeratMn. " bat lam ketat.." Witness proceeded to prisoner's lesights, to shake • search, and encountered great oppethica bath the prisocer's wife and some other women who were in the house. Webb further a ated that the bartiter of his division had written to the inspector of pike at Hruff to inform him that prise); er war in custody, and be thpected they would not be able to receive an answer before Tuesday, as tto received no letters on Mondays now, since the new postal arrange ments. . . Prisoner stated that he had been living in 'Vauxhall for six or seven years, and had never left it during that period. Alderman Sir Cnapman Marshall said be would remand the prisoner till next week, to give time for any further in formation to arrive from Ireland before he wu examined. Prisoner was about being removal from the bar, when he turned round, and addressing the first witness, said, " You want to get into the polies again by this lob, don't you, but I would advise you to apply for Caleraft's place." He was then removed. . went out to meet his lordship, who arrived in the city of tient rd betwen 3 and 4 o'clock, whoa he immediately pre. curled to the Shire-hall and closed the commiselos. His lordship afterwards proceeded to the cathedral (the first time say ledge has attended there fors gnat Rumba of puce. in commence of its MAN hese eat et repair). when ranks) service was performed. The easeise d pipers for this essaty is very light, thne being may ships. 6r trial in the essay gaol and four in eke any nil, 116 s pal .(eases with which prisoners are charged *Aid notes, burglary, highway robbery, deal leg. Ws have hoard of very little bedeles le pees, 1 gel, altogether, we should lassies that big Pry Imploded& seise tor the pathases a the bo s s NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—N 31. Famerrar. llVlUtiti Mi. Jostles Wishes= leek Me la the Wet-bell, at 9 o'clock this swam rad Aria was *eel at the bar, shagged yes the soreare's &least With the villa aardar al his wll42(l6pstrorhea. - - The partimimanflainmutftwees enessilleglyshockiag,and is detail unfit fn publication. Prisoner is as Irish labourer, and Heed in a low part of the town of Mimed, called the Clogger's Entry, ixespied priseipaUy by as Irish colony. His wife was a hawker of fruit and anaUwares in the town. Both prisoner and deceased were habitual drunkards. About fear o'clock on the 21st of March, prisoner and hs wife returned from a spirit shop kept by a person of the name of itsbinson, and on getting to the loot of the stain leading to their dwelling, deceased fell down in a state of stupor from drink, end had to be carried by her husband, seared by some females he called to hb mistime, to their room. Prisoner was not eo drunk as deemed. According to the evidence of a Mn. Dees, • neighbour, and of a daughter of the prisoner, named Bridg et Forbes, an unfortunate girl, prisoner and deceased were observed by them, they having to . go into the room to procure some things daring the evening, to be sleeping together down to 9 o'clock. Dees and the daughter went to bed together a little alter ten at night, and about that time a little boy, • son of prisoner, who bad gone into the seem at an early part of the evecing, but on seeing prisoner drunk had lied Wag afraid of him, returned sad went up late the room where his father and mother were eloping. He stated in evidence, but it was clear he did not state all he knew, that he laid himself down and slept en • form beside the fire, until between twelve and one o'clock, when he wee called up*n by hie father from the bed, to come and lay the clothes up* him and his mother. He stated he saw ao blood there, sr appearance of violence. He was ordered to bed by his father, sad went into an adjoining room and laid down. A few moments alter ens, he states, he was awoke by his father main ea his mother to get up. She did net pay any atteatisa ha Idea, and shortly after he was called by kis father le le sad eall Men Dees, for hies/dikes was dead. Mn. Dee% ilft the dessider Bst, some up, but as soon as prima maw his ider he ned her eat. She then ran dews stain. f, " He has murdered my mother, be has mardsred my seir." This brought Menem Lauder dale. sod es shehMes ids ionises th ee ter he maw it wee severed with blued. Ile meat to halide esti sew de sawed lying three Med, but mesa, and the bed sad *kiss severed - 1r idi Used. Melba *imams et the mem eflleddie same la, and Imadsedele ran for a sat sea. Prissier wee sifting by the Mesas is his shirt, end, apes the Obsess eireg him M yet es his Meshes, it messes that lib trou sers were bloody ; and, on kali behind a stool where lamer was littler, the peilsemes haul a pair of drawers saturated with blood. The polestar else bet hem the ire a poker. By this lime the surgeon, Kr. Raise, had strived ; bat, shoe obi the body of dowsed, though ha bead • NmsOerable Wa des of bind, he maid dimmer so samba of as internal yawl es a pp ess se head, bat a tow serslshes. Primmer ems whin ism mealy by the pollee, bat denied having esamilled Meioses wpm d that Witt. A pot wit. eesmiasties the body d w oome as mode, however, duke the day by 16. Zama, aid ware sargeea, and than "tad dm/ft L Or oldie NW binses alms ma Ise Meek a d t l e r hishreber .l l2r ibil were alis is diss i rs e ped. ialsri the llijadis er ei was Wes, sad there was abash. eleadeas et the later dais. • blast hnlssiasat, sash as a pik had boss lain dosed is* the he part et the heft, s ad lsMtei Mane THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2, ISM WORSHIP STREET. A LLIOID ATTIIIIWT 10 i0180;;24 ACToll.—MartAa Shoop', • yeass 1/1111•11 rwspeetably dressed in widow's weeds. wise steed shawl with haviog attemp•ed to admi r ister a lute yeassity et assibuides to Mr. James Walker Elphinstooe, prineipal eomedian at the PAllliOn Theatre. with intent to muter him, was placed at the bar for deal examination. Sarah Hobrough, the wife of a sailor, in Williankstreet, Commercial-road, deposed that for the last two or three years she had been acquainted with the prisoner, who had been a widow foe about sir months, and that she had lately lodged in her house. She had been in the habit of accom panying the prisoner to the Pavilion Theatre for several weeks past, and the prisoner had often urged her to speak to the prosecutor on her behalf, us she was most anxious to become acquainted with him. He was the constant subject of ter conversation, and she was in the habit of speaking of him in terms of the warmest admiration. About a month sines she requested witness to deliver a note to him, which site accordingly' did ; and a few nights afterwards they waited to see hem until he left the theatre, at the close of the performance; but upon making his appearance he abruptly told the prisoner that he would have notkieg to say to her. The prisoner appeared greatly chagrined and exasperated at such • reception, as the would much like, she said, fo have spoken to him ; and hay ing intimates her opinion that the witness could not have performed her errand properly, expressed her determination, before long, to speak to him herself. Shortly after this occurrence, at the request of the prisoner, she accompanied her to an apothecary's-shop, in Church-street, Mile-end, where she requested a person behind the counter to 'ern her with some Spanish flies. He told her, that altkeogth he tempt the article, he was not in the habit of sere f . 11 Skin lola* Wt, upon being further urged by the . Yield, that the he could aot sell her any, he C e rn a. " . 7 .... t o elee kw oflos. He that supplied her with 0 Ey , ethil ilpose in paper, at the same time bar Whether ed to give it to a young OM. MONIMPIII illk tire, and inquired how muck else •to ems to which he replied that he had Water& her with them* tor four doses. On witness asking ken dilliMPlMil inikgkilli. meant to do with the drug, eke r•Plinilhotlills_ weal set ail giving some of it to Mr. Elphinstam. Otheitesingein fa Weepany of the prisoner on the might of Teasley, therlird nit., when the prisoaer peer. chased a raspberry not sea poetry cook's shop, which she stated it to be her isieneU ato send to the prosecutor. On the same night witness amiempanied her to the theatre, and saw her:hand the:tart in a paper bag to the waiter of an ad joining tavern,with directions to glee it to Mr. Elphinstoue. Mr. HURIIIIII strongly reprehended the culpable want of caution exhibited by the apoth.cary who had furnished the prisoner with such a deleterious drug. Mr. Jackson, a solicitor, who attended for the defence, addressed the magistrate en behalf of his client, contending that no case wha had been made out that could pro perly form the subject of a criminal indictmeat, as teen was an entire absence of malice on the part of the prisoner, or intention to injure either the prosecutor, to whom she had forwarded the tart, or the person who had secideatally par taken of it. Mr. Rammill said that the intention by which the prisoner had been actuated was clearly a matter for the consideration of a jury, and he had, therefore, no hesitation in ordering her to be fully committed to Newgete for trial. The depositions, which were very voluminous, were then formally taken by Mr. HurWass, the second clerk, sad the prisoner, who regarded the whole proceeding with the most apathetic indifference. was carried away In the van. CALIPORNIA.—In the " Voy age Round the World," by Captain George Shelvocke, gun Feb. 1719, he says of California (" Harris's Collection'," vol. 1. p. 233), "The soil about Puerto, Segnro, and very likely in most of the valleys, is a risk black mould, which. as you turn it frem up to the sue moan as if intermingled with gold duet; some of which we endeavoured to purify and wash from the dirt ; bat though we were a little prejudiced against the thoughts that it could be possible that this metal should be so pro• adaseeeely sad mivereally mingled with common earth, yes we endeavoured to deans, and wash the earth from some of it ; sad the more we did the more it appeared like gold. la order to be further satisfied I brought away some of it, I whisk eN Wit is our confusion in China." How an accident preneelM the discovery, more than a 'notary back of the I Ohm lancet now gathering is California !—Notre and I QINFAL - LATl;owtimaiseat]—Tas raw Tocrru-prcx TOOTS away the betweea the wig when red ea sad don, sae the sureese whoa rsistrays The Ink vereatiled rem Is stait sat. ir k stressehe sts.—as, not *Ls. km Mat Ss. S. meant Se. 4. elk dealle suave& susall Intik elith dos ast the yid ' sma w nas. its woe sift auk whisk Ilresagbis maim r *mos ate Mk laNhaftport d the esa ether arelhal. rrl ode se Seth orb Win& taallsol. art *setae Irak. big rsn les " i m b isra e Woof teak se edt seeseell la nit es alms le art heel ; sod. ve lest, sot WM. ar teased meweler man ea aid sest eares" mad s ase La dalh alMi aim antis Ile mad aloe. knemeei d i nem aely by Sow Sum 111 sal l" lake. (Advirdesses pnaa =A Lit COIIPLAINT CURED HT m agaw „.. sleets trim Aft 11.160 Forgsm. ustred Ildbounk Ten Mir RISO h." 111 ..41/4-11191 Ma multVwo revs par wills "p ay diedion, p er t M M IE 6I cd imp pima mig 6111‘1616166.161 46 67 per OK bytialr ma Oft Numess , t h e so . sordid rfebits, Ila elbsternimaL fitaispai t a s publish sr semsniat Is the bets.lbst saws se melded a Iwo #ll4 riimme• bf ht4110617:71=11 eletuet 11/Vhb. War" 1111111114 MARKETS. corrom—larearooL, si VOUS? I.—Tbs wl eat hatton today N reheated at 11000 bide% wad wrist at about 11,001 Aute. *s•; WS huhu ertlararkeh st be h s Moo ID r; lAD hat. SY ; Ike ialsrlis II ;to at *KO Friday. 0,4411. Mph awe may, eti.44l. Ilts matey elms very trod, Mgbh hikes rotes ; yeas of d 1 this enl harm The emo ben bet bett ;rut Ire none sat ibis holorday. Ito oh Weir h. ItahurallffhAvsettST I.—Tbore was es math legstry he mut, red het behoved pMrfeee of Tuesday. ormsheah ea tfk Ihrops's Mhos. huh I. obirsell *boot atonal. bt INN wee ream hue we reldth somi la he sweet Itindo—trap Nea 4to 44-14 w othaed Y.lure. et Vs rates of Oh day hot. ra•rstar uldraers he Ito fuebrip useneksg bold raw* vitae', Wyss has" wsiabrag lOW dry bum sot • had GI yen hear. WY. dneds haft, sake ..Mier; cad thee who phe kr Or seetat en ossagendld pissed be • prilia Ada nobles w thee lo 4. mad • rah pia no domed whale es yeame el heat dlquilhe. made the ymeleara shy to • hires el he toprershoh slur, elk here la hen bush= dolor. and the dasadrikasof eels =Wag he markets. hi eta hitt ;Ohms. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADE. NortneettAit Ausuat I.—The treble terabit of three bellerles at New Gaeta Is sot endetL The cows be. tabakes hsw Illusit recovered, sail all 4 awe more In fall activity. A sna len Is heard la the ileadow.plate sad° the ~pal amia of theist-1p Wee manufacture. silk gime made, ceesidechli the gum at the year, is in a very fair ocadltioe, with great especial's@ km be future, the bleb Moms bang bads la din wart that the aims fro fatal to framtraek Milan) set Yee retaked, and de act Amid. tate production.. Ma Mks gibe lama le still doll. As goers! meeting, held it Leafiaborreask Car be wpm of beds, mita of sit the brsaskes la the_ trade, it was rushed that ties salsa gime branch nimbi ad silleakted until they h d 1 . 0606, d " w ad" a fining the morlara. berm haga kebob is in • bit condition, bet we de ash boar of say enema= of the of frames employed. The eel hasittal lambredede los improved ; be ar ticie* mode me at the bob damelptioa of skew and the workman comidela mob of the manila, weal .Mk, of which they are fa- Imitate& The eattas WOE hat tow% has, in Nome depart ments, ematerebly improved: this is Angular at this region of tee year, bat n puma the ataaralbstarers wish to keep the dated the Inds • mast ; lot nothing am missed the activity la the bambinos& gad ihe roma of the pbermap mad dream of lees. TN obtain ead born met and is fo~ esteedied, sad is likely to maw; tine artistes risg at caes *goat sod asbetastally good. The demessit, la ail bobWlity, will be . Th e ilk trade is rather more depressed than the coPea, y the block silk trade; tie court mourning has, la some M oidelss. caused a slight demean. There area few sew tanked' of anldng lace atompted as well se new ulnas, Lot every precaution is takes to keep the n a ry ; sod this applies equally to tlie weep es the bobbin net trade. rating ins a whale, in trade is to a very bit =edition • stocb sre low, the bads an as salted that the msablieuren had it almost impurilile to sailenne 3 / 4 each other, enerequently are fair, if they are sot high. The lase tradeeng principally on pattern, every attestant Is paid to lt, sad sod working models ere keyt in full operation: therms coehaidarattam bring to read the goods lomat quarters that the rival suanibterscs shall rarer Dee them.— Nolte Re, sew. MANUFACTURES —BantwOßD. Auras' I.—The eon. trarts for yams are met Bette No favourable to the consumer an lint month, and spinners are, owing to the advance sought (sr Cobnunes and the *dunce on washy hat little disposed to enter into large en gagements. There is no sleeking In the demand fur phees, but the pries to not at all eenthamminte with the advuner on both mutton and wonted Yarns. The somththeturers' avocation, notwathatanOng all the try of good trade, is anything but remunerating. GLAPOOW, July 31.—Our yarn market to -day wrath Showed much buoyancy, and an advance on l - ist week's priors was firmly demanded. For goods, although wry firm, the market woo not in such an animated Math The tine weather Is Imparting a eery cheerful appearance to the home trod?, as well as to the retail trade In town. WOOL.—BRADFORD, Avauot I.—The high rates at which Wcol have been boonht In the country precludes all chance of effec... leg sales here, and at proem but little Is doing. Time sari hays to develope the result of the conflict between buyer and seller. LIVERPOOL, Argue I.—The favourable result of the last eeres of public rates la Landon, which closed on the 11Th ult., has tended materially to increase the improved feeling nia.ced In our last report, and a large boainees has been dune during lb^ nest month, to many instances ate further &desist* in prior. (in the lgth ult. alma 1,309 bales of colonial sod low foreign Wools were offered by auction. We had a very fell attendance of the trade ; the competition. particu larly fur colonial Wools, was very spirited, and as advance of fully lii. per lb. on the prices realised at the Landon soles was obtained for these descriptions; East India also eommulded much attention, and sold briskly at full uteri; other sorts without change. A lot of Peruvian (eons:sting of 1,000 ballots wuhed, in awned hands), being held at snore current rates, was withdrawn. Australian and Cape are still In good request at the late advance, but (Jaime ports the market is quite bare. Spanish Frontier and Lisbon. The late arrivals not being yet on the market, there are no transactions to re port In them deeertptiots, which continue to be much inquired Cir. Buenos Ayres :and Lotre Rios in goal demand, but none offering. Is F.aat India, with the exception ol the late importanow 'anding, but little has been offering since the public sales; the demand, however, continues., ry gad, particuiarly for the liner publics& and pilots fully supported. Egyptian, Turkey, fru, grind lota stapler) Wools of both sorts are MtlC4 wanted, and would reall,e advanced rates ; but of these Mere is no supply inferior and short stapled Rocks are for the moment neglected. Mohair in good demand, and has advanced consWerably in i.rtee• ; stocks nearly exhausted. Russian: The is market quite bare a good combing parcels, which would sell readily at the extreme quotation. Of Peruvian sheep's Wool there is no stock in first hands, the late imports having been sold on arrival at tt"l prima. Alpaca still fel great mutes ; several sales have been eff..cted to sire at the advanced quotations, and the market is now gate bare. Iceland ia inquired fur, and w,tuld meet with a ready ante at ft 'lrate*. —Frees Gnome and Co.'s Mouthly Circular. IRON.—GitAaoOw. July 31.—There was more inquiry for l'ur.lron to-day on credit, elm, t entirely on consumers' account, at prices so-admit to the qus'ity of the puruespurchsEng. Cash peke foe rased Nos., or all No. A, 41.. per ton. TOBACCO.-LONDON. July 31 -Since our last there ban been a dreaded alteration in the market, nut en much in plias as in the amount of business; and it is now made plain to the most obtuse intent what la the presentand what will be the suture condition of the market. The sake of western strips are much larger than fur some mnnnb. bark, amounting to at least 1,100) Midi. teal still remains very quiet ; no ordersitorne in ; the German markets are all flat, and the straggle there 'rims to be which parcel of Tobacco shell be 'old at the greatest 1001 this conduct I, so extraordinary as to be accountable for In only two ways; one is that Tobacco having been freely imported, the holders are frightened by that fact alum, and nut without con sideriog any other point; or there must be some private and pi:titular reasons for a general attempt to depress prices. Since our hat the news tram America state that the weather in the west had changed, so as to allow or planting. but It was so much later than usual that, even under the most Meow able cireurnatancee, the crop crop could not equal last y are, and might be much teas; while the ISM accounts from Virginia state that the planting there was stall not nearly finished, end that the crop would cer Inly be very much 11111 than even last year's; In fact, very little above what they requj„-e for their own consumption. Under this state of the case, the German importers are forcing sales at a ruinous racrifice.-Negroln ad has sold well, bat an attempt to obtain an advanced price br some brands broke down, and the holders are very glad to fall back to our last tatkes.-In Cavendish, nothing doing bat for store..-Cigars: The stock for mile Is very small, and, the 'unpiles contiou'ng tie equal to the demand, anything suitable is eagerly picked up.-Manilla Che root*: No. 3's remaining very firm, but 2's are flat again.-Ilavannab Tobacco : Nearly I.otie hides inhered in public sale, and shout rne third to • half sold. The quality generally showed a decided falbng of, a large properUnn being destitute of tlaeour, and some of it burn- Mg very bly, soother portion of better flavour was im very wet, us in sc ene ' bales to be quite rotten. The parcel wail pretty well culled by the buyers, and we understand mine , remainders Have Moe been bought osnaiderably under the sale I mite. There km been no fleet.elus leaf here yet, and shippers should • remember that our manufacturers require wrappers as well 16 Misr*. - Tara : some small mks made f r home trade, and an inquiry for export which may lead to business.- Cuba : Ereen 2,000 to 3,100 bees an'd for export at about 7cl. to 71d. It was thought eingetar this Tobacco be brought here from Spain, when it was certain its ulimate destination moat be Germany, but it appears the owners exercised a very wise discretion, for hail it bees lest there direct, judging from tither Tobaccos, it would PC. reel; have fetched 29 or 30 per cent of this prior.- New Granada : ambalema quiet; 100 serene damned so:d in public sale at extravagant prima Giros has sold readily, and is geling very re :doe.-German b easing in of better quahty than the early arriv but as mote of the trade are iol Wing than buying, it is diScult Mid out where lt is to be add. : Good o ff ers have been m:o:c for the last Import, but ant ``.sod enough for the Importer's views, so that it Is to be *Gastrm d to liffllllll.--rat . 1 1te : Large quantities have been sold during the month, but at very low prices.--SuraUs : Of these also largo sales have been garde, bat at betu r glom as there have been antra bayers.-Yrom Dreamer awl Tiles Yawata Cinntlar. HOPS —F , August I.—We us Tin going very Livot , ll.ly, and fait cooing PM blossom. CORN.—BANBURY, August I.—At this day's market tits trade for Wheat was good, at price+ fully equal to those of last week ; In some Instances an advance of 1.. per qr. may Co Geld to be established. Harley and Beans la. per qr. lugher. In other articles no altt fawn. Wheat, Sa. to 241. 641. per bushel. Barley, 21s. to 25e. per qr. Ost , t, III& to 21s. beans, 3a. to As. 6d. per busheL Btatmtmottax, Asian I.—At Gloucester and Wont,- aster markets on 'the 27th, the extravagant rates demanded for wheat caused the transactions to be on a limited scale ; the sales made were at Is. to 2s. per quarter above the currency of that day se'nnight. On barley, the turn was in favour of the seller. Oats unaltered, with a limited sale. beans and peas b .th held fur Is. to 2s. per quarter more money. The weather during the present week, with the excep tion of a li ght shower or two, has been tine and warm, which has ceased the wheat trade to rule dull; but we do not hear of lower prima having been submitted to. Earley in good demand, and realising quite es much money. Oats unaltered. Hoiden of beans and peas are more anxious to realise. At this day's market there was a large eupply of wheat, and the trade ruled dull; secondary red wheats were Is. per quarter lower; the finest wnite realised 6s. 24. per boatel ; red, ss. dl. to Ss. 9d. brintiing barley leas in request, but good readily fou nd ri Oats d lau re, st2la. per 2921b5. Very little doing in beans, some doe Egy sold at los. 34. per 1961 tats only taken in rMall. 0 peas in fair demand at Ile. ed. per litAba. Strew:. Au oust I.—Tke state of the potato crops formed • geiseral outlier of powered= at our market today, and concurrent amounts reamer that mysterious blight as rapidly extending its toluenes is several districts of the adjacent counties. The wheat crop are are npresested r having been laid In many pleas by the thunder dorms and heavy rate so frequently expo. rimmed during the lest mouth. Notwithstanding these clrcuni. stances, and notwltbstenitteg that English wheat was In rbort supply, no advance could be obtained, the tip top price for English being lea, with some decline in the value of the better dseertptico s of foreign. English wheat must be quoted 4th. to 4r. per Imperial quarter foreign white, 441. to Ns. per Cloths ; (mien red extra tine quail . ties, 42e. to 41s. per ditto • foreign red, line qualities, re. to 42a. per ditto; foreign rec 4 ordisary qualities and hard, 37e. to We. per ditto. There woe a tolerably entre market for dour, and the ad. mince cl from le. to b. per sack, which marked the close of last week's market, has been supported. English woods brought hum Us. te 33e. per seek; and Ualted Mates, . sweet, 235. Id. to Jackpot WM. There was Is . taproved demand *ft grinding barley, which advanced from 6d. tii:er quarter. Meld' maltlag must be quoted Us. to ills. per quarter, and English and forst minding, ace. to Us. per bs. The demand foe oats we. singe and prior were barely malatainsd. Dora and Welsh feed, Ir. to PM per Martial georter. Irish its. UM Id. to 17s. ML per 31101 b. Irish Web, 13s. to per impair quarter. There was • moderate for beam, at en improvement of ham Gil. to la. p or sounme. Us. to 3h. per imperial quarter. Foreign, ties Na le flea pet The arrivals have been : hr, 2,330 gutter hob% lASI quarters ; oats, ►1,006 gamier*, and 3,371 bar. nie ; herr. See quarters. The averages roe the week, according to the ilea esters lithe corn inspector, have bees :—W heat, 44e. Id. ; este, UM 111.; berry, Me.; bum, eta /1131831703 t. August I.—The supply of Wheat at our market todey wee dirpr than has beea for sem Uses past ; but as Myers wild entroaely, the rade was by no ahem brisk ; er, W pert wee rid lower& the elate , you tenni hard howev ly av pM MOr dry week. tie* Mrs Oar see la rood &rand, old wog Mw abriallt leapeord prier aro made. lam awl Pm on sew" sad sures& Os written ed. to Is. (rarer. Wheat. to MAK len to II& tod6 104. So. 111. 130. Barley, fift • tft Oift len St to lee. N. Ikea% Vs. to tan hags fln th. Darame, Auger 1.--We WI • gal imply of Wheat he the thee dyer ; the Yuen aged Weber rises, sad Is nue retreat obtrool them le the extra of le. • v., bet ty, balms an dose OS the sues true me het week • poi eloamar wee saes. Bear wen • rile draw ; but to Ore. Pia% sal Drift wsr 011 ore Do elierstka. Wire. whir tea ; hat te4, re. to law re. to re.; to les. Perm Ulle. to re. delegi7 les. aeon% to re. for M. to re. re v. rim, pa mat s We. W Ma mealy aft le Ha FAIIINIIME. AlWyse 1.--W• were well supplied with Whom. buds Ma, sad Ism week's rates fatly malwait,e I. Whoa. Ito let. per lead. hark,. 224. to 2Sa. per Qr. Oats, les. to Stair, Ids. to Ma. tam tea. to 20e. GOOLLAINO, July sl.—There wes only a eery moderate Irt tmamity or Wheat alma here hada,. The demand was steady. at wea r 's prism Wheat, red, ••••• t4s.; white 42a. to 404.; doe, 4;s. la We. hurley, 20a. to Us. Pew, 2W. to 34.. hews, 2;s. to 32a. Oats, Ile. to 20*, per qr. - - 11AIDefoara s Assad 1.--Wie had a ppeooorr, slaw trade to focal vela. Ito Memo could be owe Wbsst, slam& Iles areas method pima a Tory aaatvoarsbis upset. Lest eon Is mairly sit,t of tbs Wars' beads, bat the deaksad is eery limited, sad a l more maw was °Marble fur sU sorts. - MA/11111MOTILMS, Altana I.—Wa have had a ratty good ahoy at What Way, the trade Is Om. Last wink's prices were ustatalataL IleDirchry at market. Hems sad Peas support Lets Mum Wheat. via; 445.t0 4w. ; red, 40s. to 44,. Barley, 24.. to Ma. lbw" Wa. ie tea. ram, Ns. to 28s. Nowsuat, Aupuet I.—We had thieday a supply of Wheat maeh alemiltai the domed, which tamed in met:dicey dull Indio& barely the primed bat week, atil a Fast partkm meal= wad& an desoriptier of 'dig Com firm In prices, gala • retell demaied. brapkag Wheat partly aotanteaard. Arersiges to the Vth July: Whose, 44m; natty, fro; Beaus, Ills. Yr:mourn, Assort I.—The Wheat has bees very dull at Madura market , sad seals made. Millers appear deter admit lo eld no Mae Neill see more of the barred.. The Illether rubor eandoeedlocum. deo Wild dry, and the complaints of rust or maim ILOYSTON, July 31.—Wheat in good supply; trade arm, sag In some is in Is. more given; trefoil, lbs. to 27e. per qr. !Mt. Me. per q dmount,r. Milted. %belle, 24a, to 301. per lead. liar- Oats, Ilis. to les. illsonicvowox-Inu, Jody3l.—The supply of Wheat from the Ineen b tbi• day's merbet Was very large fur tits season of the ' yene. era • small aeinlalane of bayere the trade ruled slow at left wok% is Gres, Beau. and l'eas Mere is so change to note. Pleats mama drop boo last week's prices. Prices : Wheel. per gik. of thllles. to the bushel, barium and York shire, sok 4.1 i. ; Irbil*, 44a. to 4b ., .; tiouili country red, 435. to Us. ; Mite, Mr. elle. Oats, teed, lea. to 20s. • potato, Me. to 12e. Mews, new $O.. Mow, per earl of 2sulbe., floe, 33e. OIL ; Ostmsal, licoteb, Ms. Wheat, foretsn, per qr., of 0N0.% Its Soul, Dentate, Konigsberg, and htbing, 44e. to ; 110404 MOMS, and atralattud, 41s. tr 151. ; Hamburg and Bette, 4,5. to 41a.; ileleleha and Delish, 42a. to 43.. tote, Dutch and irsolsol, In& So Us, Peak boding, Ms. • grinding, Me. lire, 24e. to lariat darfas the put wee :—Wheat. coastwise, 45,i qrs. • Impsign. Sok !gutsy, ccastwise, 140. excuse I.LWieb a ;ergs supply of Wheat the made MI, at a Merin ef f• per qr. on the prices of last week. MK is the Met prim glee^ dig the average pries. Outs and beam maintain gash gems iea. Barley and Yeas are the turn dearer. WoaxiNoToat, 31.—At one market to-day thus was but a very sera d corn, and the demand quite limited, there appearing beg disposition to gurcihce. Higher pee es were irked foe grain la Moral, but warmly soy business was done at en advance; we thimigregeote mom articles at list welt's prices. Minot, I la. to iba.lll. barley, ils. bd. to toe. Oats, 7a. ed. to 9a. flour, means. gar Mae, 2s. ; seconds, Is. led.lntreyfour, Is. M. aster., la. 61. Illestk.ur, In Id. Warshroah, July 211.-Our arrivals of grain since Sa turday have ham hiegisg ha the extre i.e. Holders, In corsequence, exhibit gnat Ormmia. Mel prices of envy article in the trade may be quoted fully as deer se of the Mose 01 list week. RWI4IIOIIOIIR.-There was a good demand f. r Wheat to - day, will a ogler, and the same with barley. Oats were ra ther dull, althomps there was a slight Mee on the average. Beans soil well. 'the tap a 2 aid Barley sold at 2.55. tid. per qr. Wheat, tam to ile. Brehm taw. 10a. to lte. Oata, 17s. 4.1. to 228. id. Beans, tea 6d. to Wm. G trsoow, away 11.-The Clyde. imports for the week comprised &Ng seal am and tio qrs. Wheat from 1 . ranee ; 010 Italian Corm W brim Canadian Fkiu.. truer the Alllef kill , Staten • and area Wheal, lV& together with 1,043 qrs. Peas !a -1 red ham re aningesuouth., comtwise, the so plies were trifitag; but bees abed Meat 8,3. to qrm grain nave teen reported, consieting of 1,11319 mis Wheat, 2.426 qrs. barley, 1,212 qrs. Oats, 2,322 gm. BMW. sere US rms. since tire day se'nnight, wt' ch was Wt. Ilett:Od,the wasslass reatarluitay doe,and occaa.onally very hot and foram, netwlllnlinidad which a good extent et business occurred le Wheat and Vim i d 101 l pram, while fur Oats and Barley previous rates were wen miseataM. beans wets depressed by the 1 irge quantity M lailiner dweMlplion4 of foreign °geniis. lids day's mar ket beteg Mink/ ellanded. and the weather very tine ; little business transpired, bet time was no apparett depiaiuou to press sal, at lower mime, sd Yet were quotatiocia may be repeated for all arti cles except be dui, DO" whom were offertal 6d. per bull cheaper. Cluotatsous :-Illatal. English., per 24010 a, white new, 2Us. id. to 211. 6d.; rad, all. 21s. Od. to 224. bd. new, 21A. Oil to te. 6d. ; Scotch, white. wow. yes. ed. to 2us. 6d.:; Irish, red sad white, new, Ills. ad. lo Ills. ad.; Dental; aid, 22a. CM to 235. 6d.; a t m., new, Ile. to 23a. Od. ; Pumeraman, old, 21s. 6.1. to .24. &I.; 21a. td. to 22a. Oil.; Danish, old, 21. s. 6d. to Ills. Od. ; , 19.. Od. to 20s. td.; Odessa, soft, old, 19s. Od. to lbs. ficl.; old, 20s. 6iL to 11s. 6d.; tr , Led States, olil, 20s. ed. 3. Us. Od. Barley, per 3201135, Berwick and Scotch, new, Os. Od. lo Ids. Od.; !nab, new, 13.. bd. to 1 Is. taL; Menem tree. resesrewasts, Am. new, 13s. Usl. to 13s. CeL ; laimsti, new, len OIL to Hs. Ed. Oats, ° per itrAlte., Berwick and Scotch, new, lb. Y. to 13e. 6d. ; Irish, il caked. Re-, saw, 14s. bd. to 121 Od.; Limerick. Re., old, Ite. ad. to las. bd.; ne• , 14s. bd. to Ifs. Id.; extra prepared, Lew, 13a. bd.; foreign, Russian, old. leer Y. to 13s. Od. ; Danish, 13.. 6d. to lis. OM Beans, time h, now Ifs. 6d. to 135.; foreign, 12s. to 13a. Cid. per 4 Mal ;:rud ; Irish, per 26ulba, 14s. lid.; Egyp tian, per 2110121101b., i :11. Al, Gli, to 13a. Od. ; new, 13s. bd. Peas, white, per ;Psulbs., old, 14s. M. to las. Gd.; grey, 144. to 144. 6d. Floe., per IsUlha., new, English. emperflne, Itistal. to 43a. Od. ; Irish, supertin-, 3 lato 325. ; line, la. aids: extra choice quelities,32s. bd. to 3.16.641.• French, 31s. to Hs. • Miterisen, .oeo, per Santa old,lbst bd. to eta Usuass.l, tar 200104 Irien,ouronui cut, new, aits fA. to 265. anciam torn, 17s. to 143 sd. bd. per 2sblbs. THE CORN TRADE —BtamiNoltax. Aro. I.—The we.ther during the greater part of Oda month was favourable fa the growing crops, although windy. a Ati cold nights the first week, and within the 44 nine days frequent heart rains. The former having occurred vit"st the wheal 4 -1 early districts were In bcceoui, will probably affect the yield; and the latter, the quality of the bras; ante, which ere mute beaten down. Although the forcing weather winch we experienced a fortzeght since will make the harvest earlier than was expeaed, engin some of our forward districts reaping has already commenced, 3rot in many parts of the eitgry harvest will be late. The qaaatty of straw is so great, that noels itlistsnding we think thv yield wall be denciere, wheat prom , ses to he • VI secrete crop. Parley will probably be rather under an average, and oats still more so. Beans in many places not more than halt a crop ; and peas, particularly where they are late, are a very short crop. Wheat is about 3s. per quar.er higher than it was whoa we Wind oar last monthly circular. Our present quotations are, for English, white, Ss. ed. ti vs.; red, ss. 6d. to ss. 9d per Wile., at Birmingham; Polish °deism, 41a. to 42A ; French, red, 395. to 41a.; white, 4 is. to 414.; Galata, 40s. rs 425. per 44e1bs. Grinding barley, lcs. to 21a. per 3921 M. Egyptian beans, 9s. 6d. to 10a.; Pres* 10a. el. to Ids.; English, lia. to Zia , ell per 19elbs. Irish white oats, IS.. la 17s. fat.; heavy Dutch, 196. to 204. per Illbs. Pre are held air Ila 6d. to 12s. pet 1961bs , without finding buyers. Bane Egyptiaa Indian corn ie gelling at 10s. IIL tolls. per 1961b5., and Mai at Ps. &L to 9e. 9d. per 19611 n. at Gloucester. Our stocks of wheat, bean, and peas have rather irczessed ; but are lee. relied of oats ant barley. particularly the latter. The potato disease has appeared in different localities, but so far, however, it has done very injury; but the produce is not well reper.ed of ea to gum. tit, in this neigabourtund. CATTLE, &e.—Boarox fat stock market o Wednesday lad had a rather larger supply of Sheep than usu 4 with a slight tm. provement prteas. Nawmix, July 31.—Thera has bees only a very small mar►et to.day, oia.ng principally to the fair en the 2nd +natant. Little !lariat,* anis dun& lucre wcie .6 Beans, 21 ehrep, and ni rigs penned. - - - - - Ltacoire fat aleck market on WeOnesday last ors tbiely supplied with Boats and Sheep. and advanced pnces were oet. - “iel Beet, Sa Gd to la per stone; Mutt to 4d. to 3d. per lb._ PIITIRRIOROUOIL.—At Fatosek mstk - it on Wednesday there WWI a good supply of Sheep, with a brisk trade. .k healthy feeling seemed to be steadily truustainesl, with as advanced of 2.. per heed. Young fat Mutton made lull Std. per lb.; Lambs, led, oily the best sought tar ; Plgs in better demend at 4s. 'AL per stone. Hams were not miasmas, and the best 4old readily at quite se. 9d. per stone. SALFORD. July 31.—We had 'pia a lams show of stock, and the quality rood. though the deinsLd was eVenslce, It wawa.* sullkient to clear the oar►et, and buyers had a slight adveitsje. A considerable quantity of stock was unsold. - - Uxaatisoa Fait, July 31.—This fair was well supplied with milking and barren Begets; bat little or no fat stack was offered for sale. For useful dairy Cove about li. per head more money was roused than at Reeding fair, and barren Cows sold at toll 61. per stone more. There was a fair number of Sheep, but not a coffee laming amount et boatmen; fat gistep were not very nemerous, and Mutton made about sd. par lb. Very few Hones, and these being ti chiefly of second-rate , little business was transacteiL Pip a plentiful, small slam freely at better prices; large Hogs rather hung an offered at lower rates. EDINUCIOH, July 31.—Tee number of Cattle was 373, being 41 more than this day week. Sales dull. Top price, 7s. per Dutch stone; current for the beat, from es, to es. kid.: middling and inferior, Ss. w bs. 6.1. At Unclose a clearance wee nut effected. The supply of Sheep and Lambs was lees this morning, the number 4,911, betni Ices than last week. Sales of Sheep were wen dr% sod prices the some as last week, viz., ltd. per lb. Top prim. limns, 4d. to Id. Demand fur lambs good, and all sold at piles folly emit to thue of last week. Top price. lea.; current, for the beet kinds, 12s. tolls. 6.1., and down to da. - - -- DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FRIDAY, AUGIIST 2, 1830. each of the following plum at morning. The anginas ate N t Rata of Weather. IFiDOWILCIet !FUMY LUDO/ PUBLIC &ILES • JULY 31. Messrs. Piticititrt and Bntr, at the Meet.—p,,, arleoesson and nest presentstion to the rectoty A nser Wirmihridge, finfloik, net inelme 6 - rif. 17e. 81., rmulation " tito souls," pr,..r 111(111p1 his 65th year, sold by order of the Court of CheEtery for 2,0001. Four houses, Dorham•terrace, Chelsea, anneal hell for So years at 81.-6161. Mi. RUMRALL, at the Mart.—Freehold sod aopyhold estate, land tax redeemed, called .K 1 .. 4 Farm, near Be. Allsan'.i, comprising farm-hours, s t sad 2641 acres of land-8,9701, Leggett's Farm Anseli's End, n ear Luton, ciskini 3 acres freehold an d tax redeem e d , l et for 12 7 1. prr —,3001. Freehold preneLte, Icemen as this Lort,inn end Bank, St Albans, lee on lease for 1011.-1,,A41. Freehold house adjoining the preceding, let kr annum -1,6601. Freehold adjoining the precedier, let for 4‘ll.—r, Freehold baker's shop. St. Peter's-street, St. g, for 281 —6OOl. Freehold residence and business premiers, street, annual value 4.51.-7601. Mr. W. FIELD, at °areaway's—Lyme and pew. the Duke of York. Mon,ter-strtet, ltegect'i park: 3.i years at 1001.-2,2301. Masers. TOPLIS ann bog, at the Mart —Lease, demo, Old Dorset place, Clapham road, w it h stabling, &c , held for 40 years, at 181 . —sold Doves and et CIRTI101).4 ground rent of 301. per annum, receivable (err, y four houses, Cumberlind-row, Walmortk rcad, iaterest estimated at 1601. per annum, Um 'sw ath Mr. DANIIIL CRONIN, at Oarramay's.—Lesse will of the Prince of Wide% Kropland-road, hop years, at 631 —1.7601. Dir. HENRY HAINES. at Gsrraerty's --Lea se in , Of the Ship and Sun, Walworth roil, held for 4. 601.-4,3501. Mr. 4. 4. ORGILL, at ()areaway's. —Freehold vi In trade of the King's Aims King-atflll% Greer. leasehold house adjoining, tiild for 4) yam , , 2,9.501. _ Mr. PARKER, at Garraway'e —Fre t h,pl p Hinrpetreet, and 15, Lawrence-lan•, Cheetnede, I for 1601., eutject to 1(11. per annual for ever to the Grammar School-3,W 1. BIIIPPING INTELLIGENC (Pim Int • 0.. abipplair Gantit," “:, CASUALTIES. Ainsartitoe, et Andro, from fiela , z to Cork or struck on a reef Of the (2.0.. t of Coati, e, leaky, and nos put on store off Illtroro, s'out S.E. of this city, to prevent her sintong. cargo has been landed in a damaged state : eve Cadiz, July 22. Pearl, Chine, of London, from Moulmein, on atti enter this harhour this morning in tow of s , being kept too far to the south, got out of the cr grounded ; she is expected to he got off by tie lowing tide.—Sunderland..lxly 31 YA I Lti. Hamburg HoLead Lisboa Pacific India sin Southampton India vii Boston and Halal Benito West India Brasil The Mabel the Weather at Nine Video* yesterday I arranged he order of latituc mismet lasa _ Owns at Wad. POOLII Poinotoirri BiIOKTOS lb/TINOS . &W. K &W. N.& iiIIIWINIL &tango ....... OILIEN WIWI Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese &rang Breese Gentle Beene' Strom Breese Gentle Breese I Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Brew Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breen Not Weill Otovtion as CoirHoran CA Itsatuez 911,1111WH IN.....•••••• N.L. N. N.E. N.E. N. W. W.N.W. Oenlle Breese Beetle Breese 011 m VARMOVI■ Ornws ...... Partially Overly Partially Cloudy Overcast Par Willy Cloudy Fc , Omaha Overcoat Overcast Overcast Overcast Cvctuet Overcast Ova out Partially Cloudy Overcot Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Owego& Overcast Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Light Ham Partially tloudy Partially Cloudy Principally Clear Cloudless Par Ugly Cloudy Cloudless iloa.vsius Basnmas W_arraT ........ .....____ DMILINUTON Mar Nswcurma Bainuoic Lumax !hawses. Estranses 34. W. N.F.. Gentle Rms. Owls linos, owes Yams Omsk Were Goma, Breese Claide Brew Osetis Brow 11/Bt Draw axle ,rem Ouide linen ands Brow Gentle limas Oalia Osatle Brew Gm& OMR Omtlie Brew Gentle Drew eloadless Clciadkas (loader 00061/1 THIS Conroe of WIM. @Um* of Mad: Untie Brews. DAY. Noow. Ite of Weather. thwart. The returns ikon the bilewins pleas did not reeds this else in tine for publication yesterday ; they therefore boats the state et the weather ea Weds** Moraine ii obis o'clock. I CTI ea . I iWe r W I Oestle Bresernxist LW. Ord. Brows =lie li : W. I:M*BMM ARRIVED, Acaea•--at pverpoo, Juts 31, from AllElJA—at Liverpoul, July 11, tr., ANT ANN—at Llverpuol, July 11, fr Asoo—at Gravesend, Autr.! I, Iron Ana —at Gravesend, Awing I, fro Barocto—at Gravesend, August I, BliCkZE—at Or.,vesena, August 1. 1r Kantlawr—at Hull, Ju:y 3", from Bases MIIICRANT—at Bristol, Aug:, Ceastarra—at Gravetead, A!!tri.! 6voicit—at Liverpool, ju:y 31, CT' aro—et Graveveod, Augupt I CosrracKce CUM.VIt —at 0r3,....1 CHAPMAN—at Grasser:ad, July 31, fr Gra' or Arnot.l.—st Gravesend, .t..:..: I. DAVID CANDON--lt LITTTDOOi. Ju v 1, Dvcn.om OT PORTLAND—at Graves, Disgusts—at Gravesend, August I, .... Dow—at Gravesend, August 1, „. DoLritut —at Grsvesend, Aust.:4 :. • • DUNI:TR—at Queenstown, July . Eurs—at Gravesend, July 41, 7 Gravesend, Aug • , Promo—at Liverpool, July 31, . FALCON—off Deal, July 31, from . GLantaroa—off Dover, from .. .... . . Geo. Truism—at Gravesend, August 1, :- llorrarr —at Gravesend, August I, HCNIIIRTTA—Sit Gravesend, August 1, limmrr—at Liverpool, August 1, fro:, loan—at Queenwown, July 3 , , from lon—at Gravesend, August I, from... Jahn AND Mawr.—at Gravesend, Aug.,: 1. Joss Ilsuoms—at Gravesend, August 1, tro: - .. JORIANNA—at Liverpool, July3l, from Km:isms—at Gravesend, August I, from KTANITE—It Lit - M/001. July 31, from LORD GOTGR--ot Liverpool, July V, trim Lrtmaroot.—at Gravesend, August 1, from 1/ . .TILT Loss—at Liverpool. July 31, from MARLDOlvt,H—at Gravereml, August I, trout , MlooLgros —at Gravesend, Auguw I, from Ilsay—at Gravesend, August 1, from... MAIN WARD—at Liverpool, August I, from_ . il•RlAVativaaar•—atl,Ntrrooy July 31, from MOOT CAISDN—at Liverpool, my 31, from MNRO —et Liverpool, July 31, (rout MAROARJIT—at Liverpool, July 11, from... MARoRETTA— Off Penzance, July 29, from Noe... Castes -a:Gravesend, August 1, Iron'. ODIN PATRAZINA—at Graveamd, Athroq 1, ::. Ornun—at Lirerol. Aulrust 1, from . Pansomr—off De r August 1 Parsee on Wow —at Liverpool, frar. Pazscase ROTAL—St Portsmouth, PRINCE PAGINT off Portland, Jo.), , PitlllA-14 Plymouth, July 30, from . PRAILL—at Gravesend, August I, from Pori ten—rat Gravesend, August 1, from Mara Cows.—at Gravereed, 1, `: RaILTRR—at Gravesend., August 1, :rum..._ PAILITTA —at Liverpool, Ju.y 31, from .. . .. ... SAILED Acme—from Queenstown, July to, to AUGICNTIt—from Userpooi, August I, t. , ANN ANO EueMat —from Lverpoel, Ju: Aot.au—from Liverpool, Ausrust I, to Amos—from Liverpool. Auguat I, to Aarrutaa —from Gravesend. July 31, BloYo—from Hull, Jiity 31, - 'to CTl4l4l.r—from Gravesend, August I. . COLlCLoTti—fruaa Shields, July 30. to - Ito Sunderland, hay 10, Enau—from Hull, July 30, to ... Exam—front Plymouth. July 71, :o Fatornuma—from Queeretown, Ju:y Font. Miu.—from Sunderlami July 1 , . • GOTlll4llolo—from Gravesend: huguol 1, : OSATITCI , II—from Hull, July 31, to Guys—from Shields, July 30, to. ..... floor —from Liverpool. July 31, to •• balms tha —from Lteerpool. .%itirtt.t: I, lit lA—from F.ilmouth, July 31, to .... .•• Karr —from Shields, July JO, to ... . K 1240 hoax—hum Gravesend, Auguvt 1, to Lermu--frout Hull, July 31, to MATILDA—trom L..equol August 1, :0 MUIT 4 .T - from ter —frool 1_141.11 , 00% .11141.1... t .1, : MAlWAlllti—frvot Ltrerpool, Augart I, se MAMA:Mill—from e.rAveSell ,l , .1111/044 I, to N001111 , 1101.1.V 1 2. —from Falmouth, July 11, to Pa.ll4C.Lia--tiont Liverpool, .tugutrt I, k, Sahara—from Plymouth, July Jl, to Qt vhs—from 4.1 . 104.125t0R11. July 30, :o ftioll.lll , —frma Sutaktrland. July 30, to Sy..ivoutv— trom Llverpool, VIVA 1, rimmi—from Liverpool. .%11,11145t 1, to SAWS —ftvm Liverpool, Atlo. l .t I. to Sl.l - -frolU ur.avOleed, AtkirlSt 1, to Wlxt-60132 Ot.lvefelkl tUillAt I, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITS. Dom% from Loudon for Caw of Coal nom Jae FIAIII•V. COW xv, from rortquouth fur Con rhalip, 20 E. Liov or TIIV. trout London for r.t. Varrw'r. :At Laur M•Nat twin London tor !tomboy, MAI' Lo. 20. Lou. Wuttima,run 044 0 , July 1%, I.u. 47 N., W, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND I.) BI RIBS. AVIETIIALL.--Juse 6, at ci:Cillt.4 the see a J. A , 04 the PreVt‘tirC Service, .`f .10m. BP.NNrIT.—JuIy 29, et Peltra.ttli..bill, M. IL N. daughter. . 000Dtt1Ittilt.—July 20, the war of V. Goo.inage at a daughter. . OILIFFITII.—JuIr 27, at the Rectory, Wtutt.ngten, Rev. T. V. Gridith, of u too. WlllOll r. —June 14, at Alshabad, the wife of W. I of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ASPEALSON —FAXTON.—June S. at NAMt. Sy herd. 11. T. Anderson, Gm.. !dadria Ltaht Im Ilefery,daushter of the late S. Vdsten, Fe+, et Set vice. BIiNCE—SI'LLIVAN.—JuIy SO, at St. Geetlte*. the Ilea. and Ker. F. P. Itouvene, Cape S. Beeee. k Guard., Kentwell hall, Sutftbllt, to Albinia, yeaneeti Sudivan. DoiW. mEtt.-CitERRINOTON.--July at Ilighbut laalwell. to Sarah, eldest daughta ot Mr. J. Clu of Cheltenham. DEATHS. Alums°. ALLAN.—JuIy 27, at Allan, aged 31. BOTELIIO.—Jura tt, at Calcutta, Kr. .I. Ek,telho Department'. aged 20 . DONN If4o.—Joly 29, at Bell Mills, near Proleld widow of the bite Mr. 0. Ihnutiag, formerly of afterwards of the Wulf, Delfield, aged 70. 11.11tRIOUN.—July 19, at Quemee.otuare, Leo* 1111 daughter of the la i * 0. Harden, Beg., Sorbed. Lloooloshirty meda. jUDA—Jahe i k ir Kiniiii.to wn. 87 d a r e Mage"t Ws W. 11 1 1.2_,at 2 3 " and 0101. mbar lad godhead Maims' gas lILIMN ai sliest. la olhe CIO at rria*w. ar. tYOelse. • Amt. Is Os mast se him; moor • A 14, 1 itto try olue mill n pat P bud>u eet e lnit acatit 011 4 1 r 111) &g , , `• Pt*, %It+, 0 r, held f.r o Or* I'l4 4•4 a▪ nd v „,,L . fsr r d 2. r „1„.. 1 I • 'P. • LI,. F z I rf, t'ar' ,t tEr ew 1•• c Le, ,•• :Gil ,/ A., A z .:. k - •. : • T • • • 3 ••.•.• '.. • :1 z• • 3 • Ne , 1 - i .. LS • •Lbsotantte. , , , e , Jt. i N., lot. p, Apr.l . t. tt, w. )BATH;. •, n, B.m '•••• • he Fee. 11 Nut, t. • the U.:: • ,neva... ktrig • ~• yet L 4 -4. ' • 4 * eae \rats:: IL' , J. mn,•,,,•••:;i Ileminie • ' . ,tftvic• d,IINI