The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-10 00:00:00

toes •';;,,, t h e • is "rch sad privileges of the people. xi amber, ds rothititor tiro lodise with-, r stssg (Imply sad raidy t . Aim of this power km is/ 14 , 1 J High Chweriereher. bee the boo' to be. rey ked, year lordship's el./dust onset, CHAILLF/i FITZROY. mi . ; IMO. cos OF GOOD 1101 1 14-11* Lof has to deal eltri *lra • of 8.. rgsros°4 80/Iftillie la dimes • P. Voe . Court. %." , .• Th e omit sad Prieto Wok *Mr Wialetreiff t .. mown. Is Worse Park. _ r n ece a Wake, the PlietteellplitiCeta t k p een of the Royal Feetils. tralbot aadt woke io — , e sel do Um. C. B. Phi/ had Ma kabourafjpkkke . oee roJJ d 00000 party yorwroar. et e i r lo a l 1k Porbew of Rest hi • si , u.en Cooper, mad Lied lowa Musa . loft Prat. b ase is or , ow • reiwild 14061. Ateakereirw sagal ler "7.7. 1 ;0 C 1 4 0"" Mem% lalbel•"W a rdillb 4 10 11 .• • 5er2160._!r4:447,1:4 we t aa lmer si az . Nott e bert,b k r t h e r 2.• Neatest, pdd mi re I d = la bar IL ir ese. t Owosso ~..entrOe sorely asdlook keye of the Royal Dwain. s lims card who haid pahloothly mAlrweo;, tit F.l.arb - dir - _, l L l tr s goommile . the 11. Lord Clhaaoll. i N. me Sows swig/ Yule , Zug Merquir A Mansard% rod ether ataison ,Apo Tee wee& set tow bow add • ben. E sm u l oty General Dos J: 'IL OW" Ws r u. d ie sopoWle of Calla Niro, Iwo arrived la won tram Awn'''' m f Pratt bad to interview with the r e• Chas . ott. Etrbegoer, putt rdw, at hie alkial mason la I%m...traria , A i t p.:itios from Now Zeoloall-boess, vosolotiag yr ~„ Ab by, Mr. J. A. theith. MA Mader% wed Kr. l o al. *tee sa imonons wiek pori Geer. yes at2o. ?be Co:o ,al. Ake. it A p e t.keetrom the °mew of Now Smith Wolof ex ited, yeetereay, at the Colosial-eass. 'kepi% were wit toL last mailer, from Cho re•N bas the governors of WS North Arawkwa Gorge Anderson is applimisi • Governor of Cry. sc. I•t4 be racendid b Me gousiussat of M oo d. r 11.1gicipor „sow 0 maser4s-lebisf of iho la.. vi a u, as i s —,ll).isiv Paw. evers•oerlCS, ATO. 7,lthoras RatuanD T. trees ix The PiIIBINT PAILIAWINT, —For du m m i of Desereasse : Tem Zoe. UMW 110M aoa:* caaell tieCieosaas Neeehieed. who lass asrsleed tM 4 0*:1 S.. ward eoi lbw ilej-eye Clews RewSN& P., eeleeek el Lambeth : Qiulsre Maw% Mg • to tees reel of Cellille Nemo. 11.‘ . was lees=egMs imaie go•ste et bar ilajwy's Caplan a (IVIIMIoNS 'IONIA IT Ten DAD laerraimarr Csonias.--Corast Meaty Peer Se be I.lesiesmet. and bee 115.,..e0ne Locke. 0 at., to be Cobs% is die 8 isl el Ceerees It maim el Yeews•or, CllMaty. COOIDMON 111GOID ST MI LOAD LitUTIXAST or N.ete —Tee lies Jellies Arem4ell to be Cases stet N Mau Teemesry Cr CltlllieloNs MO= aT TEX LOAD LIM:IMAM /11 ;1..1 •HI Pa —Jobs Williams. M.P., to be C...., to be Listasmiet. sad Tfillimia Hoary I Sens to be Casa is gibe Diablebehlre Yommiry CPO NEIROFOLITAN COMMISSION OF SEWERS ?LAN FOR TIM DRAINAGI OF stritazy AND LENT. Testerday a court of tba Metropolitan Cosiumbsiota c, of &we rs wee had at the eats ef Heeesstdaisnm, Gmk met. Soho, to receive lad coasider • plea for the telip:he at.d satire di aims of those pars of Banes and Iv-% watts the division of the lIIMMJIYOII, is order I. pus saute taw of the sewage into the River Teases, sad ec other busiest*. Viscous* Ebringtes, Y.P., presided. The eds.. sunialesioaent presest ware Sir Joke Bareopie, Bert . Capt Demers, Mr. Surphensos, Mr. Hamer, Mr. T. Losers. Mr E Harm, end Mr. Hardwick'. he Nal. CHAR USN clad a sateseut et the Saansial alias of the scatanaektic, is tzpleacilies et ease erroseese apse that war' is airealetits, is illiefl••• MI the biome ad expeaditure of the iceetiwites, sad stated that it had gravel that • is. of 55,3431 had bees the outlay for - when It ought to have been fos " works " Atter pin • &tail of Hur income sad e apatite's, the Nauman eracleded with a remark that voles the forcer cosaniesice then was • rental el 6.000,0001., the outlay was Si. 7d. in the pcitd, while the made, ct the present eionnaission weeds. bd. .o the pound, on a rental of 8.000,0001., which increase of rental arose Ina the circewstioure of the district of the natwiesies beteg evasiderabli erteaded beyond the boas ting' of the farmer comaissam • kid eosvmation took plane between • deputation tom the Mortropolhaa Sanitary Loodatios sad the coot- Weimeri, when— Mr. STEPHENSON observed that sash valuable lefor w•twa had been obtained, is mew of the enetenuni guises mad, by the deputation, w the essinissiener would avail thentealves or, sad he emeted lbws that the comusiesiosere wore slimy; desirous to reseire togratirme as to de best mode of carryiag into 'fest nessame he the ianitary improvement of the metropolis. He lama a rose isqoa to the elect tbat the emeaWmem should take Mum .mai•diate comidarationthe anogoollsoe ef rho lisymation. at.d if oraetimble would may than Mt* sleet with delay as possible. Tve resell's°, being smonded was Imola:rad odoPfavi• 31%read the pins by Mr F. WOOLHYCH thsa F • rrer , for th e 'femme &Maw of t is Kent and Sauey, which into • very .818.1111.11 611111011 St. It gaud that the object was to lies the Ws hem Woolwich azd opeards free from sewage. Foe Me purpose it p roposed enaltrein a coctinuoas fail, " with i 1 11 aid of lifts" (where tectemm by memo of steam-power), of thei merego to the sop of Woolwich Boma, at whisk paint the sewage would be delimited into the Thames at Ibigh lids uses there would be a resenoir, is that should she as rugs be required for the tmparre of manure, arrangements trosid be contrived to um it dirributed, by means of ima pipes, wherever it may n %Wed. Self.emsemieg fawn wild be Greeted to ferny the its ruing from dm rawago. Whets lifts were requir. d there would be Blessed bp mesas of ems:- mg nee. A lull Mestesamt was than pima of the stops to be hiss to ofimile the matinsons fall (skids would have so is tinsim of shoat 41 Mdse. $ Liii, end whisk was to be off red by enlaretag old sad sew somas, efts. The masted t spline of tarrying the Lis oasatiea waa MA: 244.'571. Mt. STEPHENSON, ia wing this adoption of tho m pon.aai I that caayl elm had bees made of the deity tkst bad tat.' place • ims reference 03 spits for the o st drains ef toe metropolis. He approved of the plea sow , to *dart a adrianous fall by 111116111 of SUM minim He at first had his doubts of it Wag a beselit, bat he be mud that the plan sow proposed would be net *sly far am nonmetal, but more eldiesiese, is removing the mild as to is the weer. S., J. BC IKitiYNE oissaded the resolotiat. the aetk CHAIRMAN said that Is aosirstrdstod ths teen ad as paths that they bad at lost eassoodod is re.to to a esteetatory solution of this difealt tad lava , lest yeeraa. He woe soar seas rejoised that desk tibiae are. .I..eiestially braised to a soaclaolea. Xr BANES observed that a sus of half a atillias weeld tw.raseid, the moss asst of ableit wad/ *stead over a 1 4 *.se et :10 pin, sad *bah would be by asotaities. ars soma be above sd. la the posaid, sad amid Naiad "h. diarist to he beasited. Its reaskilso was wad a ossaboady, after abbe Om aka teaseis at the sour, was gaga theoasb. APOTIZCORIti . HALL—Sams of gentlemen who ;mad suer i the seises* awl practise el steal ciao, sea ward esetideates r proodeo. as Thursday, Arta' *.1`.44 fiesttergeed. Leeds, Yeritobire ; Wan Roloaa, Hall, Ifookslitoe; MIMI Winkel Digs., Plitt% ; W..liaaa Peek. fiksatbrook StrUsortiehire ;• Osumi Manua Warms, Ilslowtoo,, flowieweldidr• aa4b A tea, Turk ; James 14wood Bidhesoss, Met. street, b...oustaay ; ihrbert Jobs Welker, Y ak- Kir.; Hotly quo Anuses' I Jaw um " he, Athirtno Illsartter eg ; Nlobooki W lows, CM ; Christ Whstsseerh, WOOL Salop; Willis. ssittors• Claph•oa, Ones 11/411*N. /Nom ; Cbri.topher 1%, 0•5t ; WJW. Rob,* Stretley, Oat s lims% Way. Tot Nino Portmonow Am.—Yesterday the suiPotoktios on kw labia. this owns was hosed. It .f .. w Ww. 27 ssetlasa. Thit seam is to be tam es Monday, m utt the Us of all panne done hs ea the pasia.s "11 6 1, lo Iloolsod to be sailed " ossosersials' • ore W iptsisvot to • the We thresgh the desretery et tistc tb• rewraps of Meths esd &meths The perishes ) war me • ammo. led porkiness to feihiboino thee. TM s•ere ,tat Nests is to adept was* te take SR aesssat . k* sober of bessolses poor os the sight of the $0:11 w w , h, tad at Tomas taavollioft. mil oft shipboard. Is the rheas& art to aepoist 1116110111111111161,1 to take •w. •KIaYLt The Nana is fee Ortool Melds testy lishodalso tO to 11.14 up by oangstsrs of homes, and lot taw* to 111,0 isalrrn, nr gloon,f kW, anoliftly pontos an to be noble so• P•INIty of sot mor e t h an SC, sor less thou Ws , to be rosoorti to e atimaary mason by diorso iitiollieea" NOLL (: "; 3111 1asION ur LtnaaCT.—Yestorday a doable "atas••• de (maim* inereerveatie sae weed et tie Bad 1.% lea, Meta Ilalltaae, Hew, before Yr. Cowswiedweer ! felaZl•• to lb. Mate of mad of Mary Boum , . aced wet her Wu, Bush Beeson. mad 63 . =gaol " me, kor reeitlest is tbo above leadity. where they are line I "ld'h 0 Undid property, is addition to a eesaidevable el loaded stock. lot upwards of 12 mambo beat cave 'sea lomat*. of a ineatie saylsw, end the IPNIBIMINAOS J.med to the peitloo nt • relative it:. Thesis Irgold• twidefhte low aeldwed which shooed that the usfortiutate . d ;r'• tke tivalry were laliosrlag seer te;eidd weals, ", ' 1 *jury .sued that they were of etteesad Lad alum the 2.4 Jill. the. O 8 Mr M~ ▪ Gidiersidg is wee asperse thle belf yew, es mei ~jiai'li. tats: gstalkellithe rewind hi hen; is 11,7241 : the mellS. PM bat prat sompered With the ear peewee sergeoffsg ported is lidl a was 8 ,366 a. Tae wolibleW; he the year Balky Jaae a 0 I ham thus redend by 17,5711, setwithatedieg nk that the average milserge of way is week bee bees greens by upward, of. 30 mast Tho peeprietsre see diadem sew ralltct.ethi: besets of thaws maseeres et mammy whist the onameaceenest et 180 abet they were deem =a law to adopt, is sa oddities es the set @mesas of the Isar red mars, bu uring • period who tae trans rewire have t little. " This neat b is bed tubbiest y, but Not the remise of this railway timing tbe last belf-year nand have Maenad so Ideate •eomperativelf„: with tin twine panedpanede is 18411, is as o of diseppelsemeas mid the diseases will aseentegly sail minstime ie some o f obesnatenese whim at penmen aissitheledlit dab railway. " lo the wiedmssi Oafish ef liampshke, Matehire, MmesSl Omagh which tab railway far by 68 Ul• bide PIN% diffellisi • r a pestl i ka a doubt by as eselvdt of Me treas , which shows a of is lines &Weis both in seeders sad atestiv. A impedes bee she miens with the &nth Bae na (*apes, is ihe Guildford district, that onspany having thought it eteleanser by low rates Seesaw sway de trade is geode to whith ftssengaay bee endsein ia tbat *grist, she eadehe ad he several yeam. The direstem Inn dna d. Seen issues Gempasy may be le dined le abstain hema system drew tibia operate@ min dindiestesteemly apes envoy jpeogeng, bet 1. the mein dine Me edest el de seder** of lei 61t las Moshe: =web. the addillein min of nil's, Weed the of IMO ham an et given Mto the sineent of ttiessl moose mos satisipated. beet Milessis to Ma defelesey el imam es *sae lees the Ihs perimem nest look far sa mgleindes et the new aye el Ow ampney basing se Idle ire end to Me gmenal mesa wain have bees esibevel a , whin these b wow te hope will set be penhemaL ' • " It is gratifyiag a state thesis that penis. of the lulu ildrely, the Leads. eabsebes beak la regard to whin the Moon have email* modified their eitusgessests, the de bit Is the beg Warne of the sempeny bee set ex do pre The illeselen during the reeve year bare neatly Lammed the ladesemesta a. ell ,lever el Me pars- Mehm of Lassies. befk. to travel ante the essatry sad to none there. With thia view they have modified the mkt ISOM tiaklNl. Ibili =kiss the prime peopertiesetely to the slielesee, in eider doe the *spasm of tesveling say se num be ea isspellesest to mediag at e sessiderable dis hes, from tans. Uoder ibis arrangement the amber of 'nem tickets ha doubled itself. They have also *dowel a arena ef third-dais eonveyence ow el Leaden is the alter =the coavenienee of the working elate residing is which, widen binderies with the regular trine of iseititats is the suburbs, appease Mk y a increase both die sassier of travellers sad to improve the regnant. "It is the iatnitiou of the dienten to purest these mos inns he the eneourarmeat of suburban Inas, always iwasehieg.meefspy the sleet of the changes Ist:edam d. tone c.emmFi wailing of a railway must, is a great leselleink Miles. es the exertions and ability of the sums- MIS Siheess. mid tbe directors are of crabs that it weald be = to the in' crests of the proprietors that these a: 1r614g have a peemiary interest is the laatiell of the sonownee of the mops, : they therefore pence a ara6senar to arrange • piss which • cereals portion of die lemma ef the edgers should vary with the set ✓eessse, sal be as its amount. Tee object of mob ea ansogemest Is Oleg a stinsles to the exertions of the euecetive, ney la this way, dim believe, Do strand without the risk or the edema neeiving Wow, dispropor tionate to the nachos they bold mid the dation they performs. " The charge fee locomotive power lor the past half year It at the rate of 8.341. par ton per mile; this Wallace the sums spat in the shape of renewals, as well a of repairs dense that period. " The late leconsotive superinteudent, Mr. Gash, having trambirred his services to another comptiny, the direeton have eosabieed the 100 modes sod corner departments cadet Mr. Beattie, who has bees is their service 13 years; es arrangement which they have reason to believe will eon- Use eMetency with economy. " CkPITAL.—The amount expended es the original line, six , 3,4241., prieeipally consists of the outlay on the new maims sheds at Nine Elms and Southampton, now com pleted; an addition to ismer premisse.ami rooked for the protection of the additassal stock used es nasally opesed extensions. " Toe mount otp.ndtd nadir the bud of pieta, 8,9881., incitation sines spat in the coostruction of five granite, of sweaty third-olaas carriers, and of eighteen vagina for the broach lints. Those ate sliontbor is addition to the meant stock, and alum tb fin onuses sow is antra of coostrostiqa are completed, all which may hereafter be eon toneted, will be considered as In substitution of those wen out, sad be shared to mono* ' es has always bon tbo cus tom ea this hoe in regard to artieks of carrying Nook se se' winded. " The *pistillate haler both them heads wee pecivided for la the estimates V liabilitirm sad of additional eras& taxa is 'vital memat pressated is February lam These estimates Cieelediag a sum et 147,4161, which it wee stated that the surpass property of tM acmecompea Mures, laud,sazil=would, lised, cover) There has best sepsaar s t redectioa of this chitin lb* year . 172,109 0 0 " la parttime. at the nowt aciatati;:d is the rmehttioes pnisd at as last peaseal reertior. the directors have com with the Comatose of Audit, wasted en the 28th Noveaber, 1849, ea those points referred to is the report of that meemittee which did act relate sposially to M. gees nee of audit,-rise of the seggestiuns made have been adopted, with or without modificatioos, end among the alts ratioas a the byolaws whisk will be submitted to the pre. sent meetieg are some whisk are abraded to give deft to oath sergestiona. " The Stores Committee have reported that it would be dieeirable that. instead el isearlng the property of the MIN may against Ire at the pub& (Aims, at is maul capes., of 1,2001., a ram of NM per masa fur three year, end afterwarde of 8001. per maim, 'Maid be laid aside to form a seta oat of which lasts by Ire alOt be a* " The report of the comadOse whisk will be laid bete* the imetiag will sepals the rearm fee reeomeseadiag this mem, ead • reseistioa upon It will be submitted to the pro prieties ter their approval of the plea, if they see It to ea ford it. " At the Met MU-yearly meeting, the Craters repeated that they wasted that an artaagentiest would ha emeladeid mares§ the Bristol mid loiter and Bog* and Orman Composite, hada whisk the Exeter aid OaMiaa lisle sight be brought late week. Tar disestees asamml te the Bee Mist waked by the Meal emi Ream Osmium is the WNW aorta a net if eel, are *M reeset*, pus ; the UAW ia at d is OeastVas retaining twotWM of the whole resell* ea the which would also ass as • feeder *their owe lie.. prepoidea was agreed te by bask beards ; bat It has eel Mee aided into effect, owing to • point Maas berm raised by the DM* and Baste, Comp my, la the wordiag 14 Me aemseishem cf agaseneent. " Out of the mama ems it 11/11. pee eamm, voted by the proprietors for beerveleat pummels in esnamien with the ertabliehment of the sompany, the direatus stated at the Ma bullimtly matiag that they bad matributed to the Meanly society ter the relief of acs ia sicaumes, at the rate of 1601. per maim As hastrtatios, to Laclede • leadiag library end nedal esd esse, with Inters eal meats, amen, has lately Wee by the ram, mad the dices..,.on eider that they be maw i asserdeme with the *Ma dam of the ropeteliseelf they riostribate free the balsam In Mad of tb. Ihed 1001. for Ow pianism of beaks, ad 301. • year team* the entreat szponese of the lettin gen this, thetefeee, amp Apo.. t do. " The pew..lbr essultieft the samba to Leedom. bridge have .spied. The &ems, have aspeediaili gives instrwitiess fee*, ads et Or pawed* phrebmed by the mammy fee this extredee, ha enter that the preemie say be applied to the reds.** of the capital *Tenants." The MUMS/MLitt Nevis* the 'depute of the report, said, as es& eatiterillsi hale* enabled the dbeeton to supply clearer Sal amw§ esplieit etammenta, n eras ter severity for Barham' remarks on her ewe part gradually being removed. There were, how.v. ise or two palate a that modest to which be wished to anode. art only becomes they bad be.. dimmed eleembsse, Mt also became the report was sot lasted with the floaasia Matement. Baba. ac was *ado is the *port to la it as of 3,4241. ezpeOed oe the original Ilse. As the aria llnit had bees working for tea yean c l i san heat laterally mean* • doubt with:egad to of capital accoust. (Hear, hear.) la 1846 they 100 atlas open, lola 47 melees; at promat they MA NO all with 114 onglare It wrald be nest load by the eherehideas thee Woe the Nielar ear *fat 0 1 ‘ 1 1$ 14114— lt S t i amuses Mkilarts ;Wet!! essausea se tteasn re jt si es p ef e esessala Mr the bit mistte e . Mw the se mere thm 'they _aertespeod teth are nerttet. o •Ma tre awilillisa Myth, ah aneorate wen swank apt On Merman In as pride is the sonisties Owl thee had form rater I weeklag then othertne bee w ipond amnia was, I eit, whether the mesa / _rtesil be bad be. duly asi appespeisted. (Mew; ham.) The etniudtme by width the subject bed bees insetigated bad baffle it a net sutler el gramsm 'fhea game the la. baby es to the probity it otherwise el the direness ; gad, as a. doubt had bees met spout enthee, he Mot maw it appeared to his that the oakum about to,. minted, seinen* , that the data nee merest; but tin the mosey bed boas Mat apprepeison. (Hoar, hen) It had bees the seeten slf ebalonesort stortises Me that, ha shadow forth the prespens einem whom they metres NI; M the adversity of these lea three se her years, the bard sobs whin he Womb had remind ea he... esturtess, who. he wee charged with dales, PAM b= l, l *bin bed sever bees method— (hear, hem, eaS the very dramessoge the pan lian yeel bariajt Madse ef n se sum stoney thee the see of 1149—a resell wlab geoid saver i l l eli li t i ela r tidgeSed by any of this—all them thbas rally Lomita goes. poetry Ind baagisados nit of en. !4rasbear.) Bet that papas wen he beamed. The nerang ega he d, thesplit, ghat din ti= tins no propeirtgeshatexpiseed all the mine about sum (Lemstater.) The diming. at kin 41,10 that Sian bed ratheir we nt day s (Lan grin "No , so.' ) C 4 l, sertafaly an th ey *odd p with him thus far. (Laughter.) he sort ail he. them a declare, that that they throbs they heal weer an to the wens (Leaphter, sad as esienlllollll of "No prophesy.") Well, he had thesibt, be repeated, that he UMW he able to arty then to that t IWO& (A ens, "L it la fret have the smite mean rtmed," lobewed by Ind arise el " Hem. hear.") The mimeses of egrigal• tend deposmin wee ssestiesed is the inset He and set tell then that Rempake, Denstalthe, sad Wolin were purely enballurei saintise, ee that tins onsies, thrash which thsk lie penslnkly raii, were s at pawn mem& badly demons' bet art amid et ionise that Imp Ihe tweets blue enlgalarte would NISI& &premed Art amp yeas. As remirded the relosties of esposatem, the premised to the proprietors is the dyer.. as serum of the IStOOttilit et the tors with regard to the Mere. (Chews.) They were aware that the company bad a eoetly assinst ter smistesageo of way. They were, bonne, appeninertse Is the time wins thst would wee, mid the amens limpid don the voluted prim of wood sad ins null noble then is sliest a au- Isola elinisaties of sepses is • deparensat of namsditage fa whin th. ensegesy had hitherto sawed very merely. Len MOIILIY mended the admen of the report, bad agmerosa question were this mat to the head hen all perm of the reels, is raelataising which a eseendeut of rtesegiee sussed ea to who WNW pmerat hie emotion arm is what fern they swam be mewed by tOO board, sad how Inky decided by tae seeettga. Mr. Lic k ., Mr. Kay, Serpent Goode% wet ethers, took the leek ee the tharabolden . Ode of the debate, sad the airtime., Lord Marley, sad Mr. Smith deinde the board. It it impartible to many a 101 l anion of all that was mid epos the cm maim e t= lugs properties of the proosedisps otheisted of ✓ ties, to Which &dna% Geodes, Mr. Has, and Mr. Baker sontribsted thet peiacipal Aare. Tease perms& sited *hilly related to Mr. Chapith's position as a eerier in dui barking sad tressmissima of paean for 'osmoses Meng the lipoid the company. It was vehement' costeaded on the one side that this badness was tat with his situation as theirs's, and trimental to the interests of the company. Oa the other head, Lard Morley read a report showing that the subject bad bees under the eossideration of • esommittes of directors, who had reported favourably to the existing arrangement, Mr. Chaplin bevies previously relieved their delibcratiose from all embarrasemeat by lay- Lag a leader of naiveties on the board-room tab i.. From a statement mid* by Colonel Reid, the deeiition of the committee would appear sot to have bees quite asartimoss ; bat, aotwithstanding the, a majo rity of the shareholders sustaised its propriety. mod= to the effect that Kr. Chaplia's polities was not detrimental to the stomps, was outdid, os a show of heath, by a sousiderebls majority, sad ameadmeste, pestposing the coesideraties of tlia subject, sal nostiviog it altogether, propesed by Mr. Lecke, Serpent Gude', and Mr. Rey were rejected. AU Ude took piths at a late state of the pro ceedisgs, the chair being mempied by Lord Motley, in lb. Memos of Kr. Chaplain. who before redden expressed his willingssestons go \isolate if it were thought cessieurst with his ether duties. This diem and the answer to it is so new discuselon at the oesags of the /loath Western share hold's, sad it is thseehrs sasemmary to repeat the ergs sash and matamoste os time tide. It nut yesterday thrwegkost the oaths Misr of the day, sad formed is het the priacipal topie et fists . Another matter bronght forward with especial promisees by Kr. Locke war, the samarlif statist the items of the 640,e001. saterod la the sawnsts as coterie( the militias liabilities of the coompsay. His proposition is this respect wee sot waled by a sa s t i rity of Ate shareholders. The quaint e ssatin the Audit Committee was post poned till the SW half yearr y meeting, as wee also the re. ' sememandelliss Is the report with reference to fire insurasess ea oho property of the company. The adoplies of the report, sad a rosolatios aerating to a &Abed at the ste of 3 per seat. per asses for the half year, wen speed to unanimously, sad, after sitting for mere than five Mara, sad isdalsiag in as immosso amount of erthequestiosing, isterreption, elamethr, and unseemly die ' twin, which at last term la ambles, the proceedlege slowed with tho usual voted thanks to the chairmas. NZIF BOOTH WESTIILV STUN NAVIGATION CON TANT.—Tb• half-yearly nowise of OW eosmay took !two rows My. at as lamb Weatora BaUway-watkm, Imo Lam Mr. The ht the 'Mk. Tla Newt aimed that tha eall width bad Maw amtklato4 amowary to pay of *a lialeakaa of tht ten had ban mit nopowied to by tilts pressiseses. aid Ma Whflßfee had been nosily to- Maid ta NOL Us. IL ia t her tka m = o. of mat eMa the amwat bid bum ow 4 Creators had we Mkt that bases Ma me satellwa woad be osabial M are Um asylkal mamat. TM Medan 'Mad that tka &Abed eMaasanad by Ma Laotian sad boatk Weans Balmy fTenpaay far Me hall-year, at 6 per mat. yew ammo sr the mimeo Mumaimwat wiU be mob!' m fba TM lam, bubo usual maw. TM room will doped. and a Moklead of 6 per cam Maimed. The Imet is than Miwarwad. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. Tls half-yoarly somata of this, oar most hom iest tallow tympany, have jut bees couplet. d and hued. It appears that 28,483.N0L bad Ws received ts the 3001 has lilt. sad 28,111941,1N1L ezpoaded, healnelleg 22,694,8181 ler Ws lies sad meta tarr9ll4 ewe. 99 4 limb awl batlrga pbadiag rest, 2,162,910 L kr lines yeti is WA* tits senegrep We as isterret, 1,011,1481. ea ok Ba-s of the eseray sat megined, *ad 1,101,230 L ospoisdaii os We an essgiebil la whisk the samposy have an immost, Wks a Wows spirt do assepatig 21,3161. Tao mama reseived ea semi sal of dowse b 18, 6 366,a061., es WY rid is Manse 104,8751., asd ea Wu 9,922,1811, 14. dean beads d Haddondeld and Ilaatheeter sad Les sad Itanklay_lailaara. Tho bills is Mist of papaya emsesmil 1111,011/, and Ms *alb whisk nay I. rads se 3,418.1161 Tko demon* itstmelat chows that 6.176,7711. is betrayed at the tats et 6 per act. biome, 319.9 f 61. at 41 pm ego. 11,831,3101. sa 4 per mt., 4.0001. at 2/ per spat.. and 810,3061. at 8i per aut.—total 9,922,1811 ; et alike 6,747,704 E appertoia expeadittire oa nabs Une erg beastiono, sad 4.174.4791 raised got Ms um of eaboidieny lima The cut of tie treektag stack sow is etas is 1,9141,011., the aviebm of Wm worked 790, sad the aaeeissat per aide 2,4271. At the metorpeadlag period is NO millet were uhrked, arsd the Omar seat pm , V es t 1101 M asesemeed to 1.1311. The mOsegidase amois ki tle of **Meter lad N*lissi. 4 silts; llaskiNghemairo, 311 miles ; Itsaliy sod Steadard, 271 nibs ; Clifton Wok 31. sad Vitoria Imaaal. 14 Wean 7rola Mt return of larking stock It appeal Ng. dam are 646 looomotlvee, 647 talus% I slab" eitoriete. lana else maile sad eormiadte outlasts, 4:7 .seead.lsm,B4lbiddrmssrriasea. 26 travelling pog o/Um aad Ueda% IN Wes bows, 144 motive troika 190 nerds. busk imikgsrad alum so wall arts sad tracks, 7,168 P' •• •_l i t as als r Issekia_ snag. 1,1 6 6 crib rails, 6 14 =pm., OEM MUM no total sera expeadiel on tiet , boo,t movable tools, , le for Ms half-year *adios 30th Jose sa=l a rrllslll: had been received, istladieg GRIMip Polelerge. puMY, tatitges, sa d mails, sad — ftbite and the e_ther Himitire. lyre faMs. la epee, the pooseediags, said Mr. Termer, WPM kla=: had, esespilsee vie the wish of the beim ista Ages, *rhea to the Howe Bearstary fee a goliserterte kifigastere to view the see el the Neill lad hive NOLoglaisa Noe the mass of its tall, bit Sir Chew = s tr e irMfigio it a este elle. Iltr sash ma la- The mere we se knows : Wldvahall. Aare 3, 18t0.-114,—1 am diesel by ffereihrey at George Grey to acknowledge the me* of pesr Mew et the let Wok relative to She issued midi a we h&c held os the bodies of the mesas wile dig& sim gesed by the fell of • resestlyrtestod fastery is ilripet r sad eV, by desire et eamese, that a ampseseit = iro be hostrteled by Ifir George Grey te esner re de pepsin of unreels' themes st Ito sailise; mad I am to lasna ye in reply that INe Osag asmot, seasisteady with rte general reeds= Is the oppliestirtos the mane suggested does set egret . foe a fall sad hemetigelles et ate aid dea ului rfrom. s r. dear e3.BW rinse, I. P. Boowirts. O. Wooer, Req., lab lespemer of Postoriss, flepldasse. et the ire of Wean sad BIWA% lbs. dinfor. tie erehfsertiesd *esteem Ism whom plane the 1111 we built, woe t e Mt Misses, sad was *umbel at mks With as le the essebsedem of the mill, white ha Is greeted es the ire woof *oriole. . Hosea Hodertisses, C.a., FAA., sal Kr. W. Fair. C A S.,were wet ertisieed. bat se their evidease was =lllsoma teduileal with Mermen to drawings sad ezhibiesd to the jay, it will be asosmare that the make may 'wasteland whet their (aimless were to Best doserlbe whet die assure of the sosideat woe by whisk the hertiMg, es mike ponies of the bedding, gem way. The II is gouda' hes bees greeted ever • tassel with a diver dee of wears flea the at,., Kersey to quakes power. The weber wheel K at sae end ef the torte', sad amyl's a sea adorable epees. ha it.,. were Her deem ef the beton she.. Ole stied es este of which bevy mosiirsery would yea to mark, kW bus aseertary to rue ogress the own of re bilge g. is which toe water wheel tarts. a bees as a power, ea wide the foe, loan . 6 4 siltwildflehliet messes of mertiarty wield have le a lags Meet to doped for support. The this beam is astimeted by Hr. gri‘ e ilial lis en t ba g jeF ;s a The beam gas ot was 24 less lisag i eta fir/ lag pies of Iron varying fee two high at either eel to throe hot hi the middle, with • Maar at the beim eighteen team wide and • flange at tha top nine or OOM WINS wile, sad ash of esseidemble stessigth. Is should be gimes/ that to saws mad the fess between the liaise is pissed at regular ashram by law 'geese se bole, but there are upright rode between thmo, from liege to flange, Wended Weems extent to give strearli and soap eases berths wake's the opeuiags might give. This haus was supported at elder sad by the walls oldie mill, sad aadernsatb also at equal diseases by tall oast iron upright Wan of what ere called the " cruder= ' soastnoteks. Two hat beards died upright, and istersesting such ether is the middle at right eagles will give an Mee of them. Then above las beam were pillars aqui-distant sapper*/ the sopmfmanibeat limn with Muir easekinery, and the roof of Aire buidieg. It is supposed that eh beam gave way aml beada the floorings above mate does burying Maple uderseath, Mavis' the main part of the wail kieess, 11 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 'elf nee attributed the fell et the budding ee a giving way I. this beam ; sad meowed aa *Wm that the weakness lay is the large opinegs de. seethed is the part unite, the upper sad lower Sege. Ms. Hsdriklatioa said, in effect, that he was for some yaws es. gaged Ia testing the strength of cast ire beams, for whisk the Royal Bosley rewarded his with • model, and die re sults of whisk ware published is the memoirs of the Kam cheater Literary gad Pelleopleal Society ; whilst he was making thee teats he found invariably that beams of this description (with openings) were Indust, sad the stroageit were those of • solid plea of vertical Its aaitiag two flanges, that at the bottom being the asellest. At the came nee he had examined the cruciform pilau whisk the beam rested, and he disapproved of Asir Mei erection. By being tapered to (tech end (top sad beano they woald be rendered flexible. causing vilnits, mad hence render the beam more liable to give way. Mr. Was. Fairbaha, after adverting to the lapertease of a reside knowledge of the strength (dome Iron by builders. std Is his judgment the =Wee resulted from the fades if the beam alluded to. Like Mr.liodgkinses,he woe an advents of • solid connexion between the Ganges of these boom He did not think that these openings were doss the mai of the accident. Mr. Bever uptesert as opinion that the ribs intended to strengthen the boom might have led to the failure. He bad found from expertise. that slur coating thee beams with ribs they were liable to be come bide-bend in the coolies of the Iron, catering an us. equal shriekage, sad were thus materially weakened. He belined thee was nothing like gram negligence in lb. building of the mill. Hit opinion woe that in the construe. the of the beset there was IS error of judgment. The balsam was sot gonsinded when oar report left. e rets. idtboat 401., . .. oaob. Oar ralk sal a quarto,. Mr. Poses CUAmster, 4 Yrs ...... ....... --.......-KI. RIM I Mr. OtUs% Oster Ones, aged) Mr. Margrwes DM Asabarsdar. 4 fie.......... 3 Mr. Oosihrtses Plty.Mte-Mbrd. 4 yrs Mr. Wow How's Ismlash 4 yrs 5 lowan:sale Poses at 201., addod to a ewerpstake• of 3 woo Pelf i willowy to be sold for lark, Ma Beata, aura nib. Mr: lolk% Tlpplir. II yrs Arlie) I 0 I Mr. hars's dm. 3 yrs 3 i I 3 Yr. Dulles WsyftW, yrs „..-..—. ---... 1 0 2 Mr. sey's Iftnioner, I yrs Yr. ices% YOrt, 4ln — O3 0 0 2 dr BBIOUTON CLUB BACKS--FaiDAT. 077/0311AL BaLLI/10 PLATO*. 30 sous. Syr ads, 9rt 91b ; four, 10st flab ; Sr., 10st 101 b; six sod god, lest 121 b. Tho solaria to be sold by asetiost for 60 arm If ostered, to bs sold for 100 sees to sorry 71b ; If for 160, Illb ; it for 200, 14Ib extra ; sad aay surplus to go to tins club. T.Y 0. Kr. Ilbellses I by Toulastass out of Polaris, 3 yin, toot Sib pis et /dsluotors Esker Matta, fn,((Apt. retail 1 WO lea (4 3 0 34= pr ia rres set : w Hiad of lb. Farouk& (11r. Berin) 3 Ms* Brinell 3 Mt. .ms's , 4 yrs, 104 131 b (IC.) ('Sr. inwss 4 lit.Omeirs ran if, 4 10,1 1313 Ma) (Kr. Ems I Oast Nallbismeo as 4 yrs, She lib tia.) (oount BaLthysay) Nr. May as 14441ted,serd,10st 12Ib (SON 04r. Caldwell) 7 DWA•e: to 1 ant Potentiallny, 3to 1 met Hied of flu, Nowt, its 1 slot Hattie Sleeker, and 7 to 1 ant Bsstilion. Wen by tire Ingths. Hind of the Ponta bid third. Div:isms Cali &mum of 10 som eielt, h ft, with 100 added, ler 11 yr olds and upwards, A. wound to receive 20 son eat of the Makes; the grimier of the Brighton Eitak.s to curry 101 h extra. New coarse. 6 sot', lof whom paid forfeit Mr. Arvin es Darer, ors, llst 12tb (Hr. BevUl) 1 Coast listtbysay as Isa Hood, I yrs, list 101 b (Coast Bettlivasyi 2 Mr. Carew's Agis. 3 pi. list. (Mr. P. Wialums a Yr. o.lwlderton's iliWlll{llll, 4 yrs, 10st (Owair 0 A Pima 0110 sow. for Siear-olds get 10lb, four 10st 101 b, five 1 Ist 11lb, sts sad aged llst Sib ; the winner to be sold for 200 sou, sad say surplus to go to the lands or the club. Ose wile. Mr. Robson es Grasshopper, 4 yrs (Mr. Hobson) t Mr. Ewes., Sthaletese, eyes (Owner) 2 Betting : 2 to 1 on Quiver, and 7 to 2 eget Grasshopper Was by three pests of a length. Ras is 1 Ws. 64 wee. Gout Cu, ridded to a basilican sweepataks of 5 ems seta ; the winner of the Brighton Club Btak-s to cony 71b eves. Now Costoo. (8 subs.) Mr. Careir's JEdlpus, 4 yrs, 1 Ist (Mr. P. Miaow)) c 1 Mr. Goteases Hope, 3 yru,l Ist 41b (Door) 0 2 Deciding beat-8 to 4on Rape. Won by tour lesgths. Bun is 1 min. 29 sons. -°4B-triii Xi' ii".Bli' ic4iiiii i i .'•. , 1:1 - 1i, .. , . 't fii!.. It- WINING, AUGUST 1Q HMO. . .. . . ' LONDON AND BOUTH-11F11111MINRAILIaS *Ur luille -I gasisil lealet4 iAii 14fraiaa l l a r :"" I 6.4.1 • • ...v .... 4 .i 0 tan. Imo, ri. ipars•mien l4( ....•fti -11 i t MILITARY. 06 :fr es tsr=leeti ...~ ''' - ' ''' 4 er Ir , lat..** • the . 1 744 113.74 for mese sad pay. ead And (Inealest_AWs aoselle) ItAlDOmoit, Avner I. Nelie 448 1;1a V3WIII fry b ee:4 ii i stm ee l ete balms, of rit.ol_ _t__ l . *al ilt Hat best el Le.brege.-aes. sott.atojer T. anolver bte Tarter. The 1130211114 NT titheallletelam • - - the lea bat taw aseetetry fer . 17S1 its Weisel 400 Irma, WPM. nee mat. vim lideide. am • • " Two taw esseamp whisk tette la the amok ei is . " dellarlaMillill ZPoldelletrelfrhok laid-teat Ansa esemerateed, es tidak Avgati. ee Site Prone Wre mixes cr L. W. YEA le le 50n..e.1., by put, vise PIPISSOft it gall AIM am Wan 'Moil, **babe add; 11 Ma. twat b. *ease el steam at Peteeteeosib, 1 "a•ol• 106 " IL ; C.64 " 1. Ma !' 86 .814 muses Me the a ftp, m es a s 1 1 :411M=SZOlk • m ar ommai lr sb wi l att it iaelkq ui d abl itt bal . rlg o bt , Peltb• sad de et Miseptbbo tret., w rung i".. b' "r i g., l r d i s :b• Tl. ' U." G ' C 7 twin a bellow of d 1721 1 • from UM Neat 9sse& dims to - .. • ^r .. 1 ".-Epp st rr o g e is rawest eft 1 lesekti 617,21. To thiamin li t= a ritset. O. utast te l e l lep la t i , I; lE 4 viehois lire r i tebt Theatiobee boo Doak OM her Wei Ln ' lir bbli=jikat tale are. . b " • ' 'is a 11. • Ake los sesasit, faaldei ilk IL mitres tete Ilea.etre beb i ns ..... . i ,...,.... 4 :4743 0 Q m0 t 1 ............. T. lainiehelein an lab gales • • hi hes year. p r- . Th. Abu ts ' is op eps. Mgt 7.-Line. D. Tee le be ehR o W pro, we' Lair, aft, rats; a „,, 4 ~, ~ pop err ON lira mkt* bad. he beser, loses awed by ' .1 ir,. 6 4 pi , .„„ L 0 „,, ~...., N... LLa. m . 1,, west pc, vies Um. OH 1.-l An. H. 0. Wroth to W vies sw.-314. -- gro, 11. .. ... ".....w . . ...Ap ses . ..... iii;;;;;;;* ""'"" ` 411 1411 1 1 1 / 4 1 1 1 10. • * la * . • a aa* lid WI. eltaS . Immo la ' ~:.Mi t . la Other Oka% baba*, Ibe Per 4, vibe refs.; Let. P. S. Ilevezz a tbenle., w lty ter tin the ~ : f• ga ;1, A ' •te , *ate d fee Seliala ,e 4 - - -... '' - at sa . .t e la s rima• eataskPlabe '7 - ." lissabeSio, and Leeds sad Me. 11 0. Meiesseadep, tote Yea ; mie. las Meat. lc Cbp . papop pp "trl a ballaspep he easied II *as lobs liseL, bp pea, tree Ihnlate ; Rea A. a. e. Pameause H '.' Mt ef II pereaal. Or 16 14 " r " ii i : - " 4 "" glide ey IWO,: mai ire. et Pa Me east arenas vid 144,7 1. _ . le be Yen. %in : Wee aeon; Ina E. J. P. bows to to Wet, , Amok soisospos saugumaighs. . ligiar. 4 4,, elm anesete. nen sperintette ante. SOON tha• whits ' report of the mews ogee that Ms pilasle of e ITri_z s t wara1•11 •, ~,,, .N.,.....,,__ • _ ....____. „ Air r• z I .... ?illireirlberi r ill WINN 11116 GNI • seateutpleted the 'Via esattabses 'edit hes bee awed spook sad that the weak of 'Th a i, a. r; ib y to - F i r - - •,Mit ie l lawa 1 7:07 11 ; t tr i rt '.: . 4 7.1741,Z 7 . " 131111 mixt , *wok ! • --- ' . .1 ; L. •./ tas . p ow b....:=16 • oipoßldeNe s eximbelise el e'reoy_ erktty males Ifs. *ea., Au hap esti. loporigji',44/41"30 .rr• • - . et elleselalt. ft•4o le IMO 7 AllilLieNer Si Imam es Is mist..eery, Ate ... , llama' die • -; IF II t.. 1 4.11 pi 1461/11t ig :to sani llbri.1514 *..PilL Thi l 1 ainglielii i11. 40/1.11. MO Wrait.S. s Oa attalleabb. ~t ' "'t 't ", ;We Saw kiIES Of a &ai is •AA mem wp m li bid o pp th e N em. MU 2.-Alest.lll. M Ibinift be 4 1 0 1 .• kr Pell• yin Jean. , A 0 haluriArmallje lgal Tr u ll ?- 1 1 •rt....!.... •• .1. • 1 . .1. ' 4111•11.1110 osier if lib ern* . 4 1aated 1 1~0 saiL sad reedits rat T. . ettimet. " == ri •a m motobet nbas I IIL ~ . • *v. 1.4 rtfatt: 4 ,irip: • tit!' frbe -sterlosteuseM iry the • • t,' feeapppe my . With I. -Er. C. Itsztintwe= i. to maw he a ve' r . e m,.....1.4..8 time nviiSses . inn moisrus M. ~. • wren by the air at lib I ‘ 11 0V 1 7 7 40* :riti' li i & ' " =" wa r ig ith l t s . l 4. Feral TO* {IJ bring / 8111 7 :0 1 1 1 2 .4 0:11IMED1•16114111kidtbent per.. eke Eden* 3 .__,..ttosellee j ...AA a bad bin TIM 'PALL - O To t irp OgrO T. N . idL4 . . .. ,e. :l A* - rev. s use. J. IL 6sarma Ia hi qopt.ofas Denny*: Ins. A. .. .. ~.4, . ..110.4 Za6..: t : ac• "tut 6: ~ 7, toyeetiml ihst ease eteuesags Bea hew . eresiod ' . Panne to be rho Adam; atm 1., Rove, ken the Ink ....1 4 . rri r "snot All _lr llt • •31 : 2 , en W. -Reenagere . Obit tridf 'ten thsir ' --- , . ••- ma v.i.teic a. 11. , . as . A at' i i , as - i . a.. •ag i t (lb• .OhNeb•hillel Wk... IMP d i e bia lea Mita b lamaxamiSe___ A__vaan.,_ _L 1 3 and F.-Ibe. S. Omar lib a mme a v r. i ncaria. Pe r bo tete Mefgeor " that that r as h la ila b a6 "au ba 6601601 11 Awl obsaa• Al Tbs silisinsed frapest apes raw . mem .ea we sepal Casa+ Ms e. to be lleta., without a rtits , _ _ • Il e r ho brlguill .. th e man 41110 feed: sabeteatait reeletly 11111.4 by Med& of a parties aw, Wal in* amen. WOK eirger all .6 are belnites to Ka Oohs. iletesod v at Iltesk. me mote A i 110,216,14 01.11411 4 111.8.0 U 4 4 their liabilltioo: Of . mom 1 - bed ship bon port. leek plate this day. Thobloatillemies at Ike bodies Wris.rter disbersee,asithe die ail the .0 11,11 $ll4 the aseetei astute of the eteirtesee owe .were es Os SPORTING. =l. tryeat. vire wo• room aid _th _ prosedbps to.day primal Wm la De" I rh05,433 33 kin n 1,1441 M 14 11 . :=47 .l44l =T ieg i gill it s ileed =rebel eye *Wm pally Watt L i ti to obwilift tbe*sien et seleaile NEWPORT RACES.—TifsssiesT. mei is do strees. wee itta7 la ooder te Pagan eyes ' same of tbe sodium Pert of Ow dessesse byre Noire 15saoreanta ',TAIL= ttf 3am each, sad 20 ' '• Tie /UMW man et tate e•apseheet id that tin en our wa it , mow .. k b„.", d m I , • do Nnimp „ d i es etiebdise th.,4 al all j e n d es an greet died s Wass vesseed heat the robs sad renewed meet added. Memo, sae aide. Wham Oa Ind WINK lido, balkier,' vibes la a great ""6" Ms es err 1 2_„ . .eelebbob 40 R 6 ..: to the Oheddre side of the river Iderety (ea the beaks el ter. Donee My, $ en. at lab (With) 1 1 obi , • lan " ' 'Pima 211 ; 9. 1011 16 lOW nal sea l, am mere Iwo opreaere-ese, Mr. W. Sr. woueesoeatis, 4 tre, ea lto 1 00000t0 00111111061.0=1 in *be weddes Aspens. ke the ereie . am eloped by thio mem Imp ip imp, • glir "hi , ' MIS 'Me yet* S. siame. ammo be Laressehlre ; sad the ether, Mr. O. br•Jelrree bII Iliemet•bereol. 1 lis Ikea maa r ib les asto mk s a ugm i e•sa_by • ilia is. Me. islert. le Ali hardly 11 1. ,..poppp.ypp aip i bb s _ po i ph e pws Jul.., ow NawroaT Mr 1 . 404 1 WI SO a Nee Readiesp of 6 are Ivor trails. w it. _TY 11 114baktaierilig IS MIMI it W• have r CLERICAL. Rte. B. H. Cooke, to Beasieften, or Beams, P.C., Oz. (ordains', vales 1801. ; ;muse, Cbrist Cherie, Oxford. Rev. T. Davis, to Christ Chetah C., ileruy. Rev. P. O,dfry, to be chaplain to the Earl .1 Limerick. Rev. J. Ooieg, to Si. Patt's P.C., Lambed, ' Bang; the ;serious. Rey. J. Hag se, P.C. of Congletoe, Cheshire, to be a ourogato dm. Chester. Rev. W. C. Hetshkee, to St. Eadellion C., Carswell. Rey. R. L. Urinated, to Wuctsworth V.. tlrver, vales with nsidotes ; the Rev. Dr. Pambertoe. Rai. Cr G. Cabman, to Holy Rnod C., B.mitkasptoa. Roy. W. Dar* b Llsiowooso P.C., Olasoorposhiso , Antrim, View of Lisatriont. BAT. 7 Ford, Conon of Exeter, to St. Mary Church V., with Codas Down, value 27W., with Nakao, ; porton, Dom end Choptor of Rioter. Pa,. R. A. Maar% to Holy Triaity P. 0., Warrior's, Lortwathito, value 1301. ; ratroa, mows Logb, Req. TACILXCI/11. Dowry Week* biked; Vey En. V. Le, Ilessed. Lazo; B , tionseresteldrs, sake 284 L, with residence ; patrons, hein of Aeon.. Bogland and Bow. D. B. Mat eriel% ; and Westen-les. lone, Bosaersetshirs, dia. Bath sad Wells; valusl s ta palm. P. L. MU* Seq. B. D. B. Monerieffe, de Wsodswarth, at. Loss P.O , Benny, die.. Winchester, Woe 2761. ; patios, the View of Wandsworth, by whale preinsetion it in vacant. Beeead Iliattrehlp of Gloucester College School ; Bev. B. A. Prichard, monad. NAVAL ADIIIIIIALIT, Ancor:we 9.—Arrotwrminrre.—To Dant isa.-01let anemia : Almada'. Let:glands. Madman% engineem: Jaen Taylor, Edwud Derly, John Saunders, C. H. Houghton, C. B. Chamberlain, and Bt. Georg* C. Haub. - I ; lTRetribution.—Ohlat opagiaser : Edward Caw. As &teat segiseers : W. M. loam, Aube, IlTagiaao, L. H Hind" .al Seatail Su as. PRIZE RONEY. Mror;i — le — s T sWis - sers.) Tu. Namners.—Notiee la given 33 Ike °MOMS 504 Grew of "the Morraturable Not ladis Compasy's steam missi No— mei, Thomas Wslisp, Seq., emuseneer, who were astsaLly present st the snick apse sundry pigsties' meals es the mast of Berne., is the 30 th May, that that the/ asy receive their respostim properties. of the Nestles granted for this earths, on Mocday, the Ma ism, at No. 14, Gran Gsomvitmet, Westratoeter, where the shares lot this &amide& vrlll he re-eelled kr Wee swathe. Ommake a it. et. Mem i i sal . S ta Vilna Toni* dem M 0 11 16 101 Iffmk also .. .. fifth dam 77 7 0 Tenth thee Math elan Si 11 3 111menta elms I Swim* dem HAMMITT, MUNSON, 1114 CO., Agents. Tin CoLuanton —Nodes is tires to the representatives of Commander Chas. Goofed Grey, sad to mesh of the 011- arm and atm of his Majesty's sloop Columbine as were pre. seat with him, in the cotter of the said sloop, at the attack epos sundry piratical "emelt on the Gout et Horse. oa the 30th May, 1847, that they may moire their ramrod's pre relates of Um bounties enacted for this serviee, on Monday the 28th Instant, at No. 14, Great George-street, Westmin ster where the shares not thee demanded will be re.salled for Westmin ster, months. _ _ it 5. d. 8 5. d. 0ca1ui1der....„.... 1,249 II 71 Eighth elms Fourth ohm 9159251 am lieventh ohms RALLIS?, 011/49014, sad Co., Agents. EDGWARE RACES.—FRIoAT. larsasarias' PLATE of 101., added to a handicap of 2 was. sack, tales mail sad a dk , 4 tato., was won easily in two heats by Mr. Tberatoa's Little Fanny. aged. 74 103, (Bailey), beating Mr. lagoon's Mew Forest Doe. 4 airs, 74611, 1 (4 0 w.), Mr. Drew'. Mammon, 6 airs ,84 71b (Hack's), and Mr. B. Sand's Sir Talton Sykes, mod. 7st 121 b. Titanium's's PLAT' of 301, added to a sweepstakes of 6 sows. each. 2 ft. Two mike. (13 robe.) Mr. fadd'e Salute, $ Ira, 643 (Hee 1 Mr. Thornton's Illgbwayman. aired, Ist 101 b (Batley 2 Mr. Belts Frestirr, 4 yra, 7st 10t h . (F. Belt 3 Mr. J. Calld's Maid of tee Mte, 4 yrs. est (Neale 4 A word not, won by a bead. Fatima.' PLATE of 15 son., added to a handicap hurdle stake ot 2 sews. each, twice round and a dis , over six bardies, was won is two hews easily, by , Mr . A. Jackson's Nell Cook, aged, 1044 101 b (Hirers), Mann Premier, 4 yre, Sit 101 b, Freak, 6 airs, list Olt, Reality, aged, lOst 71b, sod Tommy Tittle, 8 airs, 10et 91b. WHITBY GRAND REGATTA. Ilia anneal regatta, in connexion with the Royal Tork•bire Yacht Club, took place on Thareday and Friday, the grades for segos of the matches being szosedingly nume rous, and promising much interest to the lovers of aquatic PIIAT DAY. This morning the weather was Arsutifully fine, end the wind bl•te a nice brace from the S.W. At 10 o'clock there was a great number of spectator on the cliffs and west pia to ea the start for the SAILING MATCH for YACHTS, 301. Opeo to gentlemen's bebelonging to a royal yacht club, of any tenant', to be handicapped at the rate of half a minute per ton. En trams 44. per ton Untortaintely, however, there was some mininderstand• big amongst the proprietors el the different yacht!, and no match came off, although there were nine yachts in the °Mag. There wan a capital contest for the BAILISO MATCH for BOATS, 161. Ia two clams. First not to exceed 18 feet in length 10 sac Second not to ex. seed 16 fat In length, 6 sore. The following are the starlet : Tons. Tons. Meter (Mama Ildttain) i Apolle (John Turner Oesesd (Willie= Goodin 11 Poem (Thomas Redman Zulnka (John Camp 7 Belvidere Y. Alderson La Pen Toilet (James 11 . Lowe 14 Lola Monte' ( Jobs Speedy Zephyr ...(liebord Appleton 9 Brttoo (helms Harding Fly (oeoree Brown 15 Don (Thomas Sissy 1 Hem enemas Carter li Sing or Calabar...M. Paster The signal qua was Iced about eltven o'clock, and eleven of the above boats started in beautiful order. The course was, se usual, of a triangular farm, and for times over the course for the match. The Victor took the lead in floe style, and maintained it to the first nation, when the Bnton headed the net and kept the lead for a considerable time, after which the ' Blanks came forward gallantly and shot past the rest of her eortratitors apparently with tam, sod came in first by about twelve minute,. The Zuleika woo the firet prize and the Victor the second. *There woo a Bcounso MATCH for boats, U., and a Dec. Hoar for 11. le., which created a Mod of amusement to the ',potatoes, and which terminated the sports of the day. THE BISHOP or WINCHESTER delivered his visits ' doe charge to the clergy of his diocese, at Holyrtood Chula, Southampton, yesterday afternoon. Previous to the deli very of the charge a committee of the Southampton Town , souecil had an interview with his lordship reepecillag the ' fatly* pastoral arrangements for the perish of St. Mary, la eonsequence of the resignation of the rectorship of Sr. by the Right Hone and Rev. the Earl of Guildford. The inhabitants wish that in the subdivision of St Halle it shall be subdivided isle independent districts. His l ord ship stated that he should allude to that subject in his charge. A great number of the elergy of the diocese were present, and a large number of lay persona. The delivery of the charge commenced at a quarter to 2. and Sobbed at 4, in the after , noon. After some pr. linsinary o'oservationt, his lordship alluded to the sub- livision of period's, and expressed him self favourable to the completely bre eking up of large parishes and making etch pastorali strictly independent, except of episcopal authority. He then combatted the opi nion that had been expressed that the episcopate had ob tained the Ha's share of the episcopal fund. With regard to pluralities, he appeared favourable to the restrict° ■ which the legislative were imposing to prevent them. His lordship tondemned the dioorseu schools in his diocese as very inefficient, which was proved by the Increase of aims and pauperism in the counties of Hants and Surrey. He stated, however, that the government wheal ins actors had given a (evolvable account of the schools in the seath of Eat land. With regard to the disputes about the educational his lordship condemned the proceedings of the Dennison end high church party. Dr. Sumner then stated that he was unfavourable to the Assembly of Convocation, end, lest It should be said that resent events hid waved hie optnion, he preyed from a doeawient which he read, that he eatemninad lib *nips in 1834. He then went into she queston of be} .Mmeal regaueration, and expressed himself (atoneable to the .Ifforhaust • view of it. He lamented the wrangling which 'Wien place, believing that while this . going on ism and superstition were matins proves,. His lord ship then denounced Puorybtas, which elevated protease:idea l to 'very, and tried to bring down popery to protesMathat. Many of such persons, who, after swearing allegiatess to the Church of Enalsnd, were found afterwards at the feet of tome tridentine dostor, owning a foreign supremacy. His lordship concluded by praying for the peace of the church, which alone would enable the clergy to perform their it portant and solemn duties effectually. lilt REFORMED Clitlltell OF THE NETHERLANDS. —His Excellency Coast Schimmelpenninck gave a grand dinner, cm Thundayeveraiog, at his resideace, 13rysiesecea equate, to the members of the coarinory of the Data Church of LAI * on, Austinftica, and other gentlemen con nected with the Reformed Church of the Netherlands, who lately celebrated their third hittehnlol festival in commemo ration of 4tsestab3slieneut is this country by royal charter of Ring Edward VI. IRELAND. DVILIN. ArOVIIT 9. The tenant sonferesee, yesterday, voted the forma tion of a penman tenant kegs*, which will bold its drat ?lathe meeting this evening. At the morn ing sitting of the eonfersees,yesteeiky, the following reloatiaas were adopted Mier a good deal of die- its 'eludes shall be mode by tribunals which shall wile as br es puede the advantages of impartiality Interne boasted sad temeat, asepses, seetedbility, ad s ca l ak ti os by the Poetise heleeseted. That Pere leml b. mewed is reseeaable de- W foresidlog of two , sae oppeleitothy the bided preprisame sod the other b eabeeteno y the teems farmers of the peer law mho • estandly, by having then embossers baud is valve ewe& to insinuations em build balite law; eat ddrdly, by of attached to esab lied Wand a regleififee sr Meretery, whom duty ft shall be le nigher ell the preseadlege et the valuators. sod to keep Una lafeemed end read red of the re quiremeate of the le meneliesseader midst they am. The question of g the arrears of rent now dee to ninths was the next subject which came seder dimal" but it was resolved to leave it for the esesideratisa of the Tenant Lague. All the resolu tion, that bed hitherto been pained were then read over, sad, with SOON slight alterations, voted en maw need the Cookesece proceeded to th e formation of th; league. The hilowing resolutions were pot and carried sesehiseely 1. nes ea siesdestea, to be Gelled the Irish Tenant = i te termed ea the principles, and subject to the rule mtpreeeed ; sad that such league be hereby estehliehed esseediegly. 2. That the sole objects of the Tenant League are to pre test the tenant, sod to procure a good ludlord- end-tenant law, by the legal secetration et person of all classes and of all 1101i01111 idtat subjects. The followlog rules were then reed end adopted : I. Every penes who adopts the rules of the League approves the fundamental prtreiples of an improved land lord and tenant law se adopted by the conference, and sub soribes te the feed s the league not lees than Is., shall be eempetent to he a member of the Tenant Lague. The seasidaratka of rule 2 postponed. 3. Ifs Wiest shell be diseeesed or entertained at any meeting of tie begoe, or of its council or committee., ex cept such as dimwit b ears on its objects ; and the chairman of of ae any mbar se lush rarefing shall stop and prevent the Laval eetioa y ldom. Mae 3 wadies reed by the secretary as follows : " (3). The Wein of the Tenant League shell be ma naged by a seems!!, which shall omelet of flute.* taloned Rumbas Ina Dahlia sad its vicinity ; forty fleeted eseesbors he. the previews, tskieg ten from sash provisos; clergymen of every denomination, who are members of local taunt emaciation', if they are also mem bers of the league; the sscr.taries of local tenant woela tines, if they are also members of the league ; end the edi tors of peones:lel joursals who ere members of local tenant easocieUees, if they are also members of the league ; end the usual or constituted shall have power to add to their nemben—persons eo added being subject to the approbe dos of the next general meeting of the league." After some disemaion the resolution was adopted, with toss altoratkne essaddered necessary for the safety of the lugs*. The ceederince then adjourned till seven o'clock. In the main sitting, several additional rules for the goverumsat of the league were arranged and adopted. It was announced that a sum of 10,0001. would be indispensable in the first instance for carry ing ode the operations of the league. The Rev. Mr. O'Shea said that in Callan and other rrta of the suety Kfiheney, they resolved to pay Id. is the pound on the poor-law valuation, to carry out the objects of this great league. Dr. Grey said that recently a friend of his, an Irish bar rister, put forward very strongly is MI of the frith periodi cals the dreadful effects of evictions in Ireland ; auJ, as one of the results, he might mention that en Ilegloth member of parliament had written to him, authorising him to subscribe 601. in support of any misty that would undertake to deal with and enieavour to put en end to them. (User, hear.) I lament to say that the accounts this mornir g of the potato disease are again disheartening is the ex treme. It would appear that the tubers es well u the stalks are now affected in several parte of the country. The Evening Poet gives a letter from Kerry containing very gloomy accounts. The follow ing is from the Northern ;nig: The following extract from a private letter gives a very deplorable vacant of the program of the potato disease Vora southern eountien Although bad symptoms are appa rent in many pleas in the north, yet we stall hope that a large pouion of the crop will be used " I have, daring the lam week, travelled a good deal through the counties of Limerick, Clare, and Tipperary, and em thoroughly collide red that there is note field of sound potatoes an .11 the three antatim. The blight is as general and apparently as virulent as it was is 1846. Tanis cape the climax of Irish lOW say, and will add another hundred thousand names to the back record of faunae mortality. After I first visited the south and west I foamed the opinion that some hundred thousand people must be cut off by the e ff ects of hunger, and my sub sequent visits have convinced me that my first opinion we. correctly formed. In a short time liar the population of the land will have melted away." Great diseppointmeot is felt et the omission of any proposal for home-made spirits for the use of the navy, in the advertisements for the new contract, notwithstanding the rumours that the cmtrary would be the cue. The death of the Dean of Waterford has left a church preferment vacant. SALES IN THE ENCUMBERED ESTATES COURT. The commissioners sat again yesterday, when the follow ing sales of property were proceeded with. The estate of John Thomas Jenson, in the county of I:mg fwd. containing 1,163 acres, with an annual rental of 9991 Ss. Ild , but sabj.et to 361. 3s. 2d. rent charge, and to roam annuities and contingent annuities mounting to several hundred pounds, and greatly complieating the calculation of its value, was parehamod by Mr. Thomas Pemberton for 8,6001. Tee estate of Willis' de Montmorency, consisting of the lauds of Upper Court, and other denominations, in the county Kilkenny, was then put up in one lot. The contents ware 1,692 scree, and the yearly rant 2 2541. 14. ; but the estate wee subject to some annuities, and also to a balance of 1931. 3a. Ild. due to the Board of Works. Mr. John Sadleir, hi P., was declared the purchaser at 30,1001 Mr. Badleir asked if the court would effect any arrange meat with inspect to the half credit system. Baron Richards said the court could not speculate en what parliaseet might do; but when the purchaser of a large property paid oawhalt of the purchase money, they would have no objetrion to give him time for the payment of the residue, interest being 'horsed upon it. The court then prooesd to the mle of the 'receive fee-aimple estates of John O'Connell and Morgan John O'Connell, of Oren', in the county of Kerry. This property, which contained upwards of 13.124 acres. was divtdid into 24 lows great portion of it being let to temente= leases renew able for ever, and although the sale of some of the lota was postponed in the early part of the proceedings, they were nearly ell disposed of in the course of the day. Toe first part of the property was the Tubrid estate, which was sold es follows: Lot 1-276 acres, yearly pot, 2721.19 x. &L, pure:lmbed by Mr. Nicholas Donovan for 4.1251. .... ... Lot 2-128 sores, rent 431., purchased by Mr. M. Creagh for 8001. Lot 3-591 a. ; yearly rent, 1871. 19s. 110. ; porthaord by Mr. N. D mono for 3,6001. Lot 4-330 a. • yearly rant, 1651. 114. ; purchased by Sir Patrick By= 62;1,9251. Lot 6-282 a. ; yearly prat, 701. 7.. 9J. ; purchased by Mr P. Ryas Mr 1, 1. Lot 6-165 a. ; rest, 681. 100. ; purchased by Mr. N. Do- Coosa for 1,3001. _ _ . • Lot 7-166 a. ; yearly rent, 851. 10.. 41. ; porthesed by Mr N. D‘oltmaa for 1,45 W. Lot B—lt a. ; yearly rent, 421. 10s. ; purchased by Mf. Semple fie 11071. Lot 9 ; yearly rest, 991. 7e. 2d. ; Lot 10, Instals keg 16k.; yearly rest, SW 16s 7d. ; Lot 11, oostaiaing 4381.; yearly Feet, 2731. 61. ; sod Lot 12, eoutantieg 4324.; yearly feet, 3241. 131., ware pat op together, at ram aloe* of the 'sale, and knocked down to IG. Leaky at 8,0001. Lot 13.-1,8E6a. ; yearly rent, 271. 13e. 10.1. ; purchased by Mr. N DJUOTOII for 2,1001. Lot 14.-3,261 a. • yearly rits‘ 2711. 111. 81. ; pen:shoaled Mr. Jona &wilier isr 6,2001. Lot 15.-227 a. ; annual rent, 601. ; purchased by Mr. D. Fitsaerald for 8251. Lot 18 .- 397• eaenal root, 731. 160 ; perelweed by Mr. M. Cresol' for 1.4004. Lete 17 and 18 were sajoarsed. . . Lot 19 commenced the 'portion of the property sailed the Priory Estate. It oantaias 747 a.; at to ate 'meat at a rest of 921. es. 24., and was purchmed by the Roy. Deals bishop; to 1,8751. Lot 20 —4734.• peaty rent, 901. 9s. 2d. ; parahmed by Mr. Teases war, for 1.7301. _,.___. LA 21-441 m ; yearly•reat, 461. 13s . Id. ; purchased by the Rae D. Metier, for 9251. Lot 22.-717 a.; for rest, 831.15 . ; punned by Mr. John Martia 1,6001. Lit 23.-281 a. • yearly rent, 111. 7,1. , • purchased by the it,,. D. Malley for 250/: Lot 14.-61111 a. ;yearly Teat, 261. 18e. bd. ; purchased by Mr. John Dawns far 4701. A CuP oz N • Cop.—Rumour speaks of a rather lengthy ea harts, fakes plies b twain the sag lagers a the Ilaas. MOPS and the Albs Ilea. the Hama Seormary, the former peettively malataiaisg that the amp pima by Royalty was met a garret al. mad otherwise express. ioi th eir diseatigeodas as dm niamer I. whin the winos of her Majesty had been serried att. its Osage Gray leaned, oa the nataity, that the , na sitastaadiss *mails ponliiwitiee of tom, whin nade difficult to refer to say slam of slants is asaasa, was ratty sad veritably a sap. lisasyse, he they ware at liberty to Rake Bans or drakes of it, it 'Mulled, at they might net perfectly ensured that they we 0 ealether. Is this ration the timpanist oat at presest—Curk. Bromism?. Pcol4o BALL IN Lasos.—ls w 1 won we perceive that the slam 4,6001. It is supposed Mat 14,0001. wilt genial saa.var, while 1110 oaths% sou 1 . Mk t v.+ v, •te . J . 9., 04. ; • • I