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1.4 W INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, JLLY 17. PRACTICE Ot THE COURT. The Loon CHANCELLOR au applied to by one of the Counsel In permit him In oppose a motion which had ontorteristely been heard doting his shwnier in aniiilie. Court. His Lordship replied, that he cer tainly should eel no say pretext whatever do so. lie bad hren repeatedly obiiged to rise and louse t• r Coact on account of the ahoy t oo( Cnun.el, who were roved every where else this. Were. Its Niue he world not lieemit this Court, • hich was the highest in the coon. try, to he treated in such a manner ; sad he now give notice, that if a motion was to be apposed, and Show rho is ere to oppose it ss Pre not pri wet, be would K ralit the order with full costs; nor world be afterwards diacberge such order, eacept on a new swims, and on being satiated that costs were paid. " The Vice- Chancellor, the Master of the Rolls, and lb* Court of Eschrquer (send his Lordship) will wait for no body ; •n.' aby am Ito do it ? II Counsel base so mach !rosiness th:t they most attend every where, then lot them divide that huiatse. for I shall not milkier a single person. I hate known 'hoe: Coes. eel engaged to oppose a elution, not one of whom base been Isere. A. Ito be told obey are all speak ing at one iime before the Vice-Chanctller ? Per. sot:ally, I have no feeling on the subject ; bet sitting bete as Lord Chancellor, I am determicied I fedi sot submit any Is s,er to such conduct." PROTECTION OF BANKRUPTS. EI•/AiTE •A 11.09. IN THE HATTER Or UNION. Mr. BUNS said this was bowies of some general interest to the Public, and one which, ON hearing it, be bad no doubt his Lordship would pant. The bankrupt had been under esamistatiom before the Commissioners et Guildhall, by whom be had °b ulged the mutat potevion of 42 days, pasted by the statute. The time allowed by the Act having elapsed, dm Gimmissioners *blended it for sit' days longer. In going home from one of these elimina tion, Is was obli g ed to call et his cooniing-hoose, where be was arr Pated. The motion was, that be should now be discharged. The LORD CR ANL au.ok siM, the motion Wel most important, and hi, opt • was, that the bat kropt Posit' bo dim; barged by the Plaintiff in the action.— Tii• protection of the Statute was intrt.Ued to extend daring the enlarged time granted by the Commission al. 11.. otdeted the I anti opt to be discharged. SUPPOSITITIOUS LEGIT' NI Ar. Y. IIViGLI4ON V. OURSCI,0:11• Mr. Harr anted to suspend the pal latent of 3001. a year, which the C. ere hid ordered In be paid for the maintenance of El•zs Sorgess..is, the daughter of the C..lnnel Francis Sergesson. The Learned Coutivri staled, that the question to be brought for. , ward by the present motto, was, ahetber the child of Colonel &mews rise a gepposititin , e• or a legitimate child. The naafi's rave the Rev. Richard Surges goo tied the other nest of kin of the Colonel, who I claimed the property is she event of the Illegitimacy u his deadlier tsarina eventually proved. This mo. Non was founded o p 'be offi,lovit of the Rev. Rich. ; erd Sereessoo, end these were besides the affidavits of , the sober Pleiatiffs. He might have bad the affidavits of several witoesees. bet as he conceived the proper mode of trying the (patios would be by praying an hoe, he thought it would be the fairest way sot to pet those &tomes to pledge themselves by swearing to affidavits, bat to allow them to appear in the boa hater' a Jury, with minds perfectly enprejediced.—; The poeml statement of the ease wan ! u rges ., n , notwithstanding his rook in life, apparel to have been ea 'streusel, dissipated man, end in the year 1867 had bees confieed lo the Sheriff'. prison la Debt's for debt. At this period his then vile died without lase. About the lime, or soon after her decease, he becalm acquainted alai Anne Sat- I gesso', then called Anna Crowe, and it was ad mitted had intermarried with her. They (pitted Dublin aril came to Erigleud, where they lived I together rill he died, without issue, unless it I should appear that Pliza Sorenson was his daughter.' The affidavit of the Plaintiff, Richard &Digester's, further stated, that on the 13th of Febreary last, be received a litter from a person who signed her named Eleanor Cuuningham, to this effect :—" Sir, I address you as a stranger, and have a circumstance to communicate to you that will add 30,0004. or 40,0001. to year children's fortune. I hope yea will come ever, as after my decease there will be en end of it." There was a postscript, desiring that, if he wrote an answer, be would pay the postage, as she was In want of money. Upon the receipt of Ibis letter, be em.. played Mr. Bainboidge, of Warwitk.meare, desiring I him to cause the watery 'mettles to be Sense tiers after he received another letter, signed " Palmer," directed to Mr. Surgesson, which stated that the writer had beers with E. Cunningham, and hod been informed by her that Elias Setgesson was neither the awls( of Col. or Mrs. Serener's, bet was the child of a servant of the name of Dews!, who Lad lived with them. Da Plaiatill's a ffidavit then slated, that be made diligent vagary as to ibe truth of this haformatioa, and had every reason to believe it cot sect. Such was the nicker, contained In the affida vit of one of the neat of kin ; and Bit was not sof& Meat to entitle them to an issue, more satisfactory proof of the slreamatsaces of the tam would be laid before his Lordship. boas Cue NciLLoc—Yes have done right, as (loose', in not tallies for other affidavits; bet as this child has bees brought up as the child of the fa mily, I must hate sossUdeg mere than information sod belief. I should be table( a very Won step, Indeed, if I was to go a step towards displacing this child from her condition I. life, unless I have very good grounds for it. I refused the some kind of ap plication iu the an of Mr. Fellow's, who hod Jived wish a *omen, and bed three or fear children cram med upon him, which turned out sot to be his. Ile was so fond of being considered the father of thiswo man'' children, that she bad presented him with se veral, which some Other person had given her. Mr. WI nc ri else red, hat Colonel S rgess en bed lived fife yeses after the birth of the child, end had uniformly acknowledged bet as his own. The preponderance of the ',ideate was in favour of her legitimacy. The Loan Cue VCCLLOR stated, that when aids els went to alter the stain mad crinditioo of an ha lite, he would not decide up .m !beim without bting sere that they contained proper groands. Ile, there fore, desired in have further proof before ha giauteJ an ism. COURT OF OF KING'S BENCII. Joi.• 17. sosAN4:I3 CT AND CO. V. AMMER. This was an action on • bill of exchange fens's wards of 3001., drawn by the Defendant and sc. rented by • person names! flouter, endorsed over by Moseley Woolf, to the Plaintiffs, but not paid,when due, by the acceptor. the Plaintiffs, therefore. no. I sought to recover of the drawer. Tbe clerk of Messrs. Desanqaet proved..that Moseley Wolfe kept cash with thee, and that the hill in question was dies coasted be their boss, for hie ; sod further, that Moseley Woolf. was at present in their debt to a con , side/able amount. The Plaintiffs, however, failed to prove that the Defendant bad any knowledge that the bill in qaestion had ever been accepted by Boater, or that it was ever in his bands after it was moved, Of that a letter orates to him by their clerk, Inform km biro the hill bad not been honoured by Boater, ever reached his bands. Under these circatastauces the Plaintiffs were nonssittd. BUDOCIL, tstl e. w.nonoust. This masa. Belies to recover from the Defendant, the proprietor of a coac► going from the Swan with toe Necks, Lad-lane, to Tortray and Newt.■ Ab bott,. in Devon, the vales of a parcel of cloth, deli vered at the coach-edict, is town, to be forwarded to the Plaintiff at Torquay. The delivery of the par. eel at the of re, Lad-lure, was proved; that it was addressed "W. lialdock, Esq Toseptay, Newton Abbott., Devon." The value of the parcel was proved to be 441. The porter who took the parcel proved the delivery at the coach-office, and predeced his &hurry-book, signed by the bookkeeper. The defence set up was the notice placed in the office, that the proprietors would stet be answerable for any parcel of a greater vale. than bl. unless en tered as such. The porter who delivered the parcel, however, sore he slid not see the notice. The Cuter Jusstcasaisi this notice was no defence. Coach masters cooks not make pompom see the notices stuck up io their °Sees, bet they might, by commas care aed pru•teoce, relieve themselves from responsi bility by stating to persons bringing parcels, or by directing their atteetto■ to the nolice.bierd. Ver. diet for the Plaintilf—Damages 441. 6s.—Costs. 40.. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ict.r 17. CONSPIRACY To SEDUCE WORKMEN. GUNTER U ASTOR. THE STATESMAN. POLICE. (erred from the Customs to the F.scise. This power. which never yes acted upon ie the Castanets, bat been attended with very important concevences its the hands of the active agents of the Ezri.e. The moment the Act passed, barrels of fabricated Pepper began to roll into his Majesty's wsrehnuces. One officer seized eighteen hundred weight ; another seized Ifteen hundred weight ; and the utmost confining has been occasioned amongst the W ishings fabricators, who have been making fortunes by this mansfactsee. The new whole pepper is made up of the bulls of musterd.seed, glee, anti chalk, end a certain quantity of stuff called P. D. The profit derived by the manufacturer, upon each potted, is es. 4d. and the sale has been most ezteoaive, the 1 proprietors, who are now in jeopardy, hiving all of i them respectable characters, and being men of active, ilndustrious, sod as would appear from the specula. titres in which they were detected, enterprising habits. iThe penalties ailed to the offence bear a fair po portion to those loilicted open dealers consieted cat selling other speciosa article,, by shirk the health of the community may seller. The prosecutions are to come on in November, in t►e Court of Eschequer. The seizetes of spacious pepper already made amount, If estimated at the rate of sale made by the ureaufacturer, to an immense sem, that rate being 3s. 6d. a posed ; if upon the utility of the article in sabstiietieg real pepper, to little or nothing. The P. D. which composes the greater part of the mate. dale, is sold at 4d.a pound. Manatow.stousz.--Saturday two yoga' men, named Gilbert and Dentine, underwent a host eta. minatkn, open a charge of littering a forged 41 mote. They ware also charged with having several others in their possession.—Cnevalited. Gciconzu..—J. barley, a law-stationer, was charged with robbing the pools bit, at the itostau Catholic Chapel, in White.street. Little binorfields. Kavannagh observed the Prisoner sitting near the boz, and heard some copper fall, which the Pri soner picked op, sod pat in his pocket; when, find• ing himself watched, he ran out of the chapel, but was pursued sod taken by aritoeu. Ile defied haw. log beets iu chapel ; but F. Moore, nine jests old, swore to basing stets him break open lbe boa, sad pet his hand is, and he was folly committed. ' How.scatrr.—Saturday Mamas Nesnard was remanded on a charge of embezzling, at different times, sows of money to lb. amioeut of 3001. the property of his employer, Mr. Angel, tailor, its St. James's.street. RESCUE OF A FELON. Mr. Prosser, woollen-draper, in Bedforithery, preferred a complaint against (;rotes and H'aller, two constables of St. Martin's parish, for buffering a prisoner, charged with robbing the shop of Mr. Prosier, to mops from them, whilst on their wa) with Elm from S.. Martiu's witch-lionse to the .Ifice. The coostables, in their defence, said, they hand cuffed the Prisoner, sad premed a coach, which drew up to the watch.buose t!oor, to convey him to the office. They conducted him out between them, but hod on sooner reached the gate than they were assailed by a greet number of runs with sticks sad dabs, knocked down, end the Prisoner rescued by maim force from their grasp. He ran away with his fatten still on his.—The MASISTRATSII desired thee, for their credit's sake, to use ever) endeavour to hod the man, which they promised to do. Faox Till LONDOA G AZE7TE, LT 17. F.reign•Offia. July 17. Rnyal Highness the Prim Regeot lass been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his hla- Jelly, In appoint George During, F.q. to be his Mo. Cousal at Trieste sod Its depeudencies. [The Gazette also cnntlice an Order in Council, apportioning the freightage to be paid to the Officers f his Majesty's shire carrying gold. silver, sad jewels, or articles received SS tresssre by special or. der, whether such treasure belong to the Croon or to other parties.] MILITARY PROMOIIO/46. Wer-offire, July IE. 1611 Reg;met of LSO's Dr.sgmess, Jebn Itiehnrd Rreadbrid. Geist. to be Conti, by purchase, 'lce lletheso, abe tires. - 3d Regional of Foot. Brevet Baja Chriii•pbe: Walkman. fleas the vi re India Regimes:, is be 1. - Ramis of u Coin racy. si. e Join Merle, rib° re:ires epee t h e ball' pay of site 9d Weld India Itegirveir. 3d Dina. Hreset Lieatenant-Colosel William Balfour. fans the half-pay of the 40th Foot. to be hi..jnr, eke George Morris. wits exchanges. receiving the difference. 4lb Dm,. Lulea Isaac Kerr to be Lleatessat, sithoot par. char. vice BLigtave, deceased. .111 as Lobsdale. Gent. to be Eiviign, eke Beer. NM Dino. Gripe .1 Sir Geary Jehr.oa. Bari. Isom the Slit Foot. ki be Cohbeel, sire Wyayard. deceased. 11:b Il.nr, (Agnate Itobert 'lna gunnery fhwailtao ' Lord Bel. bates and Stew ea. from tie baN-pay 401 h Foot. to be (*signals of a Cooper', eke Jobe George Lon, vibe ea- onstage.. Bin Data, Captain Ce Orr Dinh Colman, finis the baltpay of rite iteriseol. , e be Captnin of a icienr:,ry, Lice Sinclair Mao no, one esekriages, receiving Use diference. 9bb Dian, Liculettant - Wary Dracula Dail/tin. film ilk bial ys, .4 die 6&b Void, to be Liertenanr, vice lincen.is Edwards, was eadiskagra. TA Diii.. t spuds Ilneeurabte Richard Pepper Arden. from the ball pay of ibe 4d tiariiina Battalion. to be Capiain of • orpaay. eke Stuplaid Cane, obit exchanges, melting the diferenee. nth Ditto. Captain William head, (rale the hair pay Or the Sid Foot, to be Captain ut a Compoi.y, without partlmme, sire Homey. deemed. Lieetestant Charles Cos. from the Ralf-pay of the Legiuteni. la hr Liestenant. vice Gone Culottes, %ha ea. ehaimei, reeelsitta the ditlerence. 41d nano. 4.r.050 Ja un Itaili.., %eon. from the balf.par of the 5 , 1.1 P.M. to be En.ign, *ire Wooled Miu-dmiald, aim ea ehanars. treeiviai the dillerence. $l O, 5.. Cassia Jobs Ilachannas %Ismael:, from the MX_ pay of ;bald in be t of n Cuirimtay. we O.n. v•ypies•a, earbsoge., !reel% ing thr difereace. SIN Ditto, •I:lor.t ;rueful sir J heropi. U. C. 11 front O R 3d Wc.l mint Pegimeol. to be Colonel, rice his {lent) Jommucapie - in ,. .1 lo the 54s Foot. both sign. A,•i.lan• boritron J:slllPs Bartlett. M I). rum the hrir imp of the R•gtairt.t, to be .humtant.siligetwe, sire Wm. It. lisbil, wbu eaehangrt. iiosat (Vest India Starters. . TO be Wrbori pearlai•e— Lll.lO Wm 1 11id.•1•• *ice lientge, der...wed ; &ad Estop. dud A dialling retell:is, ;le bate ibr r. Gumlwinn in the t :1.1 Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, 'Le lota lieutes..,us .1 Om County of hew. Dt miry, j..n. Liq. to be Luentrnaot. RAN I' MTV !.1.•1'1:11C1 1 Oiledun, I.'ytt-ud•r..; •. 1, Y. 4. L i..c,' 4 or.: fo:utyr; T. M. Keats, N sliry, 11.4 manatae..rer —R. Ilya,. sea. Usetsuosta, Descabbier Woelllll3 . —J. Tapa.aa.lireat Rasseil street, Klaasastairy. watelaaaaket .1. W Grees,•landsr iailar Fier. Ualua-place, Loaseta, ea.,aer 8, 4 Inrr.—E. 11. Tat-keit. Has4•l. groerr—s. Utroley , aaudatica, aarises-0„ Marshall. Sousa•street. F ital.erlds, eherseamseters— P. If arm. jun.. 11applag, sail-mater-3. Jaiavas. •Liaser•street, bary.earlet. eabittel•maker—J.Carlisle, tots-sysaaer—T. ISOffie. Nbtte Ilan-yard. Ll.ar).laae, tk• twiner. This less an action brought by the Plaintiff, a ►e spectable pianoforte manufacture►, spinet Eliza betb Astor and Sons, a Cornbill, who deal eaten sively in she game trade, for a conspiracy, In taking from the Plaintiff 14 of his workmen, during the ex istent• of their regular engagement with him. There were several other counts in the declaration, who+ charged the Defendants with 'breach of ermined, &r. Several of the • °slum wine esamined in sepport of the l'lsintit's ease. Front their testimony, it appeared, that early in Jseery lest they were in duced by the Messrs. Astor to assemble together for the Impose of receiving an older to quit their master's employ, and p over to the Defendants: they were entertained with pleat. of breed, beer. ale, gin. apt' rem,. and regaled themselves heartily, so that they did tot Morn to do any other Wiliness on that day. Many of them rejected the solicitation to quit the Plaistiffs, bat others yielded, and signed a paper, consenting to go to work with the Defendants the moment they bad finished the piece•sork on which they were then engaged et the Plaetetirs. Fourteen agreed to do this, sled each received for so doing one poised. ' It also appeared in evidence, that a contract had subsisted foe some time between the Plaintirs house and the Defendants, is which the latter bad stipule,. ed to 'eke • certain member of pianos we►kly from t'•o plsltotiff, at a stipulated price: end that the DP fendauts hail, on more then one occasion, regretted tor eebtente of this agreement, and intimated a desire to keep he their own pockets the money they paid the Plalitiff for menefacteeing pianos for them. When some if the workmen, during their negoci.. lion with the Defendants, allotted to the force of this contract, one of the Messes. Actors was staled to • have said, that they would soon render the Plaintiff unable to fulfil his part of it, which, in the resell, was the fact, owing to the removal of so many of his acs. The contract was said to be worth from 8001 to 10001. a per, and was, for seven years, subject to a clause of separation at three pars. For the Defendants two witnesses were called, who proved that, when complaints were made re specting some of the pianos to the Plaintiff, be spoke in so angry tone, end expressed a desire to gel rid of the contract, which he offeeed to burn; that af terwards some negodation was carried on for the per ches* of the Plaintiff% stock, which did not termi nate in any agreement. The Cutts J MICR betel that the seduction of the owe was clearly made oat, end left the amount of dentate% to be ascertained by the 'airy. The Jury. af►er five minutes' coosideration, re. tuned a verdict for t►e Plalatiff—Damages, 18001. T►e trial lasted from ten o'clock until four. BOARD f)F Fjusg. CAUTION TO ARTISTS. Mr. Bull, a pain", was ch.il.d wit► painting transparencies, not being duly licensed for the same. Ile was also charged 'slob having painted a transpa. rency upon cloth, for w►ich the dirty had not Iwo paid. J. R. ReVoson, an exciseman, stated, that he was passing by the corner of Corson.street, Mayfair, when ha saw a y pang man painting a large transps. read. Ile asked him if ha was licensed ? To which he replied in the negative. nod asserted that he had never heard before that any sorb thing was fee quisite. Perceivi.g that 'he cloth spins wl.irh it was painted had no stamp upon it, the witness seized it. Thu transparency was condemned, but the Court remitted the penalties. IMITATIVE PI.PPER. By as Act passed in the last Session of Parliament, which has been in force since the bob of July. Ih• pnw er of handing peneleies in cases where ficierateri ' , r a per way be kind rpvu sey rt . iva: yang. BANKRVprg. H. Tbrorroto, Etrter.ote. t , Sum. I , Akrr. slu 4.`18. at tiaikilia:t. Attorury, Mr. Puutetcr, !tyre, t,..0t., 4 Holborn. _ _ . J. S ah ib and J. 11.%th. Ps i. re* firer .of 1 .Igl .n.l, merclarrs, Jul* ?I. Avg. 3,1%, at ( inoldb.:ll. Alan ), r, 31a..nn. Lawrence Pueutney•laue. W. Lore, Ilannser-,.r, et. Walwnroh. "arr. Le • JNI• A. la[,'l'lll, .I Attorruic., M. rocs. hn.gut ruJ Borafteliall.otreet. . _ . J. Alhop, Sarshaairen. baker. An: le. the roach nal Morse., Dn. iaampian. Aiiaruirs. Mr. Sharp, Iry ; end int.., and l'a. r If. Lour. lialifard. hem. sa;rlt.nial,.. July '4. 9 Aar. 4/4. al Guildhall. Aiiernry, Mr. HartlrM. Bar natant., - _ . J. Bros ne tv.d .1 Grepos, Charles-or et, t ;mucus, sq .are, ■phnbteren, Jul , V, Aug. 3. 2S. ai Guildhall. At anal. Air. Oreiar4-s reel. runown..qnure. T. 11 it lets. lialtesma, lkraal. r, cirme4aelor, Aug. H. 14, 96. at lie lisg ravers, Itklarbe.wr Anoraks, Mr. %tom!, *wiener g sad blew,. Hard aad Co Temple. _ W. Mai Miner. tlaarbester, lettre-presti-peiattr, Aga. 9 10, t(1, at die star las. Maack.; er. Aitt.tries, 11.ilitead and Co. Mitarbeiter g and Mews. Milne and C K. Dean. Narrow-ion% Lisgebtiese. bheatt baker. July 24, 31. Aug. ?11. at UaildMll. Ammar'', Mr. Usbaldegistai Landau street. Ireaeltarrh-sireet. _ . .. - P. Han, Cheltenham. grocer. July 29. 29. Add !S. Ai 111 11.nne and Groom Inu. ldnaeuger. Aaenie.. Mein. troves and Co. Serle-enrert, Lleculn's lan I and Nit. Oho". Class cent. f . . . . . . . T. nen. and 7. Asbnare. (lplarakan. baikers, July Ar Aug 11.aad 'id, it , be I.o\lll hunt l'arlipulwal. Anent. Mews. ViaarJ and Mutter. Liget, Ina Geld.; and Anna: Preto nod lirtili , h4...Cik Witham, . . T. !iamb, Ilaidiandesehire. vietstaler. Jrl, 16; Aug. 10, at sloe Cress lan. St. Ines,uud Ang.a,at lun. Iluatmadnet. Attendee, Mes.rt. Lang dad 3dir4ell, 1161.. bars court. Gray's lan l and Mr. flay, Si. lie- J. Itadeldle, 511 amen, (ibunortua. ire. snorer. July 3'1.31, Ana. VS, at Lialldball. "Menthe, Mr Lltegnr, Sayk Ina aad Mr. Bin*. Hertel. . . . 0. W. I.7seil and 11 load!. Lang acre, *Hasa at ar wa g JO, VO 31. Aut. 411. at liasiditalt. Allem p, Hr. Roble,. Sr-denim,' lan. fleet-street. S. Predictor, Bristol. •hip•hroker, Ana. ?. 3.:'8. at th.• Castle nod Ball as, Bath. Anoraks, Menne% Yoorsi and '.aglsee, St. Mildrrd's Coact. l'..ahry s sad Mr. Crarki.t.k. T. Harris, Liverponl. eansicr-asarinet. An i se., 9. 11, 18. at the George le n. Liverpool. Assnraies, Woe, Pact en d t 0., Liverpool g and linen. Blateketock and Co., httyt • .lseack. Nall., Temple. J. 0. Piping. Cooladvbc. Lincolnshire, draper. Angus' I, 3. 48. nt the While Hart las, Bo•tara. Attornies, Ron gar., Bosoms and Mn•n. Jenkins nod Co. Neo-100. C. Sitscy, Nanaa-street, Wevin.hoier, corre house-keeper, July 211. 31, Astg. 211,altsuildhall. *Hoary, Mr. Itienatiboa, liuldea•goa►e. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 1?. E. Tenser. (weal Armen, Wiles, entlen-maneeire leree—Jely C. J. %%intersect, Marley, Ilertlerthhite, —Avg. i, T. !Aycock Miseries. -Pmeelee— tag. I i .r. Jones. Deretead, Warn iclohire, picture trante-maker— Avg. 21. ('. !I. /Witted. Harlem read. raddiarea, kosnarieger— Aug. 9. R. Crahma. Ganiamg. Lawn-Mire, grocer—Aug. 21. Mein, Butcher-row. tae lattkt.rld. recalim J thMea and 8. Comer, Wardn.be-place. Irecterc*.Cemmaice. dealem in Wm —Aug. 7, J. Metcalfe and J. Jr,.., Upper flit Smithield, oilmen—July 31, J. Whitehead, 11. Ilesard, nod J. Haddock s 'ateaunctirees. beaten —J el) 31. J. Kerner, K.-termer Lei cmteelkkle, drvight— .Ittg. •0. K. Pullin'. lied., merchant— Avg. 7. U. kluchanins, M IC Smith, arid I' Abie,. Utter. peel, merehants—Aug. 10. T. N. /lira lied J. VI and. Madders- KA/. imerelmats—Aug. 9, T Kerthaw. Nisei term, farina maarLeterer. CENTIFICAILS—At o 7. PA RTNERSHI PS DIN*OLVEI) J. Redd Lanbio — oelioSse. Devonshire. rope-maker--Y. Young. H. mad J. Astrop, orb, ester- , elamo—j. Wemasan asd C. Seaweed. Uteri...J. mirectsago— 1.. h. Woodhomes awl .1. Hemk Ms, IM.b. grocer... W. looms mad N. Mill, Redford-re*. lisibora. anoroses—L Rotes sad Hishday. TashiUsirrei Wein/ironer, plumbers—G. Cowden sad A /Week. Leicester, jewellers—ts. R. mad R. Aubrey. sad W. J. Menem, Maatbesier —H. Fan. R. • rimer. mad J. Ediroborsoigh, Qom...tweet. Cr...upside—J. I .ca mid W. ..rk.:. ire. am ors—C. nitro sod 1.. ( - Is k, Red bill. Nonlogleaminire, ors .--J. Rime, P. lassoes. Liverpool. mordant maamact-.en— if. Davit. J. Robb. and W. Lember, Peatiree Wert. flea-rut, sinitreitat mansfaciarers—J. Satoh, jam., arid A. mad F. Calder Aber.. drea—lt. Hardwitke sad 11. Hermon. nadverb tit. Pe We. Cambridgeshire. sorgeam—H. 11ilsees awl N. Homo.. laver. peal. carvers—J. W me. anJ 3. Calermut—T. firmed sad T. buries, Rrigg-Itor.e, borkvaire. grocers—T. Harvey au. , H. C. Richards, liackleribery, solicitors— R. H. and J. Itatt-on. Liverpool. mochas s—.l. Paestum sod It. Green. Word. orsage.metchases— 1.. Devalued, L. C. Cron, sad K. Cobras. Pl3siosib-dock, rioters. • 11w Average Price of SUGAR, for the !feet. radios July It, is 41•. 4jd. per Cwt. Average PllCeb of COHN of F.NGLANI) tad WALES. pee Ironer. from the ItetorLo, coding July 10: %%bead ft,e Barley. Oats. I heals. Pease. Oats. S. 4i S. 41 73 6 4 66 I r. d. ' r, ells. 4. 1 s. 41 s. d. 41 4 1 211 4 MU ICI 1111/ 11 An Incrisition was 1.14 en Saturday before T. Simms°, Erg. Coroner, at the sign of the Boot, is Cromer-street, Brunswick•gi :are, no the body of Mr. Richard ?limo, age , l 510 jeers, a respectable bise u it.baher, residing at 14, Wood-meet, au solos to bed on %% Monday night be complained of a sli4hz head.schr, of which he took no particular police; at two o'clock neat morning, his wife on risking was alarmed on bearing the rattles in his throat, is jumping out of bed called for emission.. A physi. clan was immediately sent for, but before his wriest I the Or-eased had expired. Verdict—Deed by the Visitation of Cod. Me Ball, of Long Brehm, poblican, loss bees committed for trial at the nett Session for the Comity iof rinittromberlind, charged with embezzling large sums of money from the boxes of Wee Begat Se. delies who held their meeting' at his hoes,. On Friday morning, as en elderly lAdy, with bee niece, nes walking over one of the fields stljainiog the Onford•road, a large dog, apparently mad, came running fatirvaly at them sith his jaws extended, when nothing could have sated them form dettructioe, 1 i but the cool courage and dexterity of atheists Gen. ' tiemen, oho, seeing the defier they were in, placed 1 hic•self in frost of the dog, end, strapping Lis silk handkerrhig round his left arm, thrust it in the sea. annl's month, and, at the same time, srized his fore , legs with thu tight arm, whirls caeseo him to let go hi; former hold; ohm instantly the Gentleman milk beth his arms II hi,l4 his snugged atitegunist in the sir anti clothed it to the crosud, deprivin; hies of alt sensation, and t.) vamping on his Lead prevented lb* possibility of farther ni:.chief. _ HIItiII. On Oar in•t it Vrodte. Scseserscaltite, the Lady of Jabs Siaepinatt. a al, t..a and brit. On Ike 15114 iu 1 . at fi, 31arivret . •, lAirotter, Mr. Menu I 11 , 011101 i. of I•Totc. oft. 1.. NO.I hitesorarr , _--ms On the 9qh to his besot, Juinaita•fuor, !Senn nadol T. I.n..trolgr. vErd 53 Al i'mt unons.l on vne4lh at the hnwe of h '<an in 13w. r,rtaaa Nur!, R. N. in she Ma 'rat t.l rutin, 1.. y. 1.0 " • !•d Mid i'ailt 1 . 1 , •••• ( .4 • ••; .a . I• .• • •1 : IS. 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