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Aotrors. , , ~'. ~:, y ri4ISiVISRV..fc (MrAgfr i lf:t4, RT. DINOUIOII, aye 14. • t ••W Vre•T 00-1-Maleseer-44." 1.•1.1 a a. .7 • ' it'd litorlisfec" *Mr atilt lity;11 Iq 6 ,t t Aor *Man, 444*n ed . 4 41141 wnntt'rKOol ittemoug to osaistartitt rape on Attw ailing. b. girl about len yearn old, near the toles of the xt %ltirsle of Precool), - in the parish of 6, on the 6th of September lot. The Jai, unsiiimon.ly found the Piiiel bieilty cf hiss.,ttatehmith sit aII laity". rikPf. Sen tence deferred. w.ris , Tbe Voltitt'Ornetteded tit the 044 of .AM Neil, arch'-eelltOtihtitletiog Jean Henderson, or Neil, triionother..Tyr 4rikiog her With a hammer or mal. let. on .thorA6di.of Alay hot. in consequence of which eleribtochished till the 4th day of Juue oh* skid. Thr; 'l4r.erhie pleiided Not Guilty, end the public rosecutor c•rlferi the following wiirresses:— ,Ens.hetlis Not ,is d.aughter of the late Mrs. Neil, who re.idrd in Frederick-street. Her bro ther elle resioled wish them. Her brother " . r re.rde4l with her sitt- , r Maria. Iler bro. t'acri ete, ya. bed "er n) . with one another. Re. nurothets her hrotlwr, Thomas coming to her mo. . Arrow um the 26sh of May la.t, in the after. stews. :Ow* truism person in the shop. Iler mother J,•hp rye, pitting itt the bark room off the shass.;,, strums jai* along, witfi them. Her mother «mt aws,sh s i,slp, tas speak to Thomas., when John t 4 / 4 sterk bee • masher into she shop, sod otd.red Thrlettsts atilt of the Muse. who would not go. John 1410 a /Al a, end Th.„.• o•, she hea' ~Thriniais -returned the , blow with his Ma, .lolso leen, luau:the woo Lahop down etas. e, , followed( by Thomrsk and afterwards by her mother. Wit ness writ to the workshop door, and saw Jolm 11441'4461M) Inallk in hit basil, with which he toner* Xlminu,s;who returned the blow with another Instirt. l'ilte,restiriserl, to use shop, and went doers a second time , sod saw her mother ttoniling he tonesn'the two brothers, holding ap her hand and rlachitehlogr, "John, don's commit murder." Julio ima.:(r..biao at Thomas.. herd, which ei l ifo. On . tier nirstlier.'4,llasid. The blow was given irostriteaded hammer. (Ideurified mullet. and ti • - Bt•enßht Thomas and her mother up stairs ; itpt herd of the firmer was covered with blood, and trp spothirs halo, was bleeding. Jobs' c-.me ap stair. after he had cleaned himself, arolweut out. There **sego/id deal of blood upon John, whose Lead wrierot. John was sweiriog at Thomas when lie aimed the blow, which struck her mother. 'Elie i.ou post of thee hemmer hit her mother. .Witness bound up her mother's hand, and next day put • poultice to it. John often mid he woold take his brother's life, and repeated that expression before hr struck the blow %Ale' fell on his mother. There weir cut on her mother's hand, not an long as en pretty deep; washed the wound with water, mid bound it up with • linen rag; wound was in. II smed on the Smola) , evening, when , she pool tired it. her mother had a restless night on Sno ttily, and did not rise the next day. itvireweid I . oo i l i ce ois Moodily. Did not itleepeelfwor Maar ilay night neither; and on Tuesday witness put two leeches on the band. Slept better on Tues day night. %Violin] the wound,' after leeching, with • snl u. .011. of sugar or lead and 'Megan On Wednesdiej evening sent for Dr. Inglis, who came on Thothiday forenoon, and 'approved of the solu tion. Iligsysnotlier, on the Sunday, took a small slice ot OM& to dimmer, and had half a glare of *MOO Wiwi 'wit% water; but afterwards took no thing'bUt weep of tea. Cross-exassined,—Her brother John is a tin smith ; Thomas was with a cloth-inerchatit, but at the tune of the occident was' oist of u situation ; dm not know pat his hang idle was the cause of rimmed wish John ; raw the two brothers the iironmeest they met. They had • company at dinner wn Sunday—not a large company ; her mother sat at the bead of the table ; Joins was at the table ; her mother calved a quarter of lamb with a little resistance ; her mother was a corpulent woman, but tat & turned very 'thin within the last two years ; she took to bed on the Monday, end kept it till 'she died ; was server out of it but to get it made visas in, the house with her mother till arse died. ••••4PIIMSNIAL—The cause of quarrel between the artr, that John was confined m Bridewell ' •iu S. Member last, and thoegbt Thomas had given adoiptition against him. ilsa COURT.—There were no *minds wpoo ' • bet .ourthet previously ; she was not given to drinting. surgeon, was called to visit Mrs. Did . uot disapprove of what bad been dose far bas,:prrviously. Continued to attend her, and shdogba, ou Saturday, she was rather better ; but shoe evening her arm grew worse, and was greatly adirff‘stf: On Sunday mortification began, and she riVed`rin Monday. Thiriks the iiifirrontation mud . onostification awm.esitirely from the blow, and was the cause of her death. Mrs. Neil told hint, the two '-troyk had garret - lied; which was the cause of • Nei'' ettitig the wound. Dial not know they were bee sous tilt liflor Are was dead. Thinks that a person of good liabitof body would not have died wt such a emend ; that, in nineteen coma out of twenty, it would not have proved fatal. The place • stpere thte blow was indicted was omit the b i ll of __.lhe r Ahputr.. It was more a bruise than.* wound.— ...Viamosts so the sane place ore oot commonly dan gerous. Nrd he been sent for at first, wou'ot not have • appeehendsst clinger. Ascribes the f. el event • elibrey . to Mrs. Neil's bit'. habit of body. Apr, Win. Wood, surgeon, concurred with Dr. • as, fir coi4d JuitceAf the case from: No. repro.. . Would., mot.. base apprehended any . distrore.biaLhr been galled MAirst tome the wound. Thomas Nil, brother of the panel, was in his rftrigiellirlsobse in ttl'sy lust. ou tio4 aftconooo she iliktd r Argitakeidout; t ivo the shop. to spas k •‘ . .Sot rditess. wlionJiiislarother, John t atasseit him •Asitar a goisidt.l .11Ssiissoillsew 'chirp the blow. Jolla flown to the workdoni; and witnem etas softer Mtn ell she him that hr way t.ot afririd tof . k him revi,44 buses will, a onitt4Allealiell ,I tat. struck sprevions to his striking John with the gob let. Saw / Ma' **kr silialek by J obi with the iron hemmer COtI sibhn hifi with the' Wit oneuhei held up her hand, and liege - John ilir'Gad's 'site not to tam: mit murder. e blow intended for him fell — riii his rnotlkr's hand. Juba was swearing et him when he struck him; but did not ray sot that lime he would take his life, though' he had often doue so before. Ills brother did toot strike again, after 'IW (witness) had struck him. By the COUIT..—.II sure he did not - strike Panel at sill with his fist. nor with a menet. Struck him only with a golalet. the boodle of which broke with the blow. Were both sober at the time. Alexander Fergusson is a painter in Edinburgh ; was acquainted with the late Mri. Neil ; remem bers an accident which happened to her in May or Jour, npou a Saturday. Saw her Omni MIMS.. hour after; she met tilting in bed, with her left hand wrapped up. Mrs. Neil said to him, " I have get a wound' I ant" afraid will be my death ;" and "John, I doubt, hat done for me at last." She told witness that John and Thomas had quarrelled is the workshop, and were codling out murder ; Out else had run down and found both streaming with blond; thatiofon went to a bench, and' lifting a hammer, swore he would cleave his brother's skull ; anal slie run between them. by which mean, she received the blow herself ou her band. She chewed bits (the witnera) the hammer; derdaring that she thought John would be liiingtdi• ins& wished the hammer to be kept sitievidenetiquinst him. The Panel's brallier; Thanes, orbit isistef.'lteie - not sure which, Wished 'the hammer hid; but Mrs. Neil in sisted on its Irving kept as a eitnem against Panels [lined with Mrs. Neil on the Sunda/ after. Mrs. Neil attempted to carve a Outer of lamb, but could not, and requested witness to do it, which he did. I)uts not recollect if Noel wits thereat the time. He had some conversation no Sunday about the wound; whith Mrs. Neil still said would he her death. Site said so before now!, and reflected' on 1 • contitiwilly for what he hail done, and said he would repeat of it ; to which Panel returned soma. frivolous answer, which he dues not recollect.. Panel did not ray lie was sorry for it ; but satifit was her own fault. Paitet and his obtokter *tie never on good tenni. Mrv. Neil always said Pala did not intend to strike her, but his brother.., No witnesies were called in excurpation:: .. The LORD ADVOCATE then addressed. ditTpirj, on the part of the Crows. He did not think, from the evidence which had been adduced, that the Motel intended to inflict • wound onitis (Wither; but, it was evident, he intended series. pyramid injury to his brother; -nod the Jury would be told by the-Cowit; that of person, intendink thmilaiont a murder on one person and inflicting deridlY wound -011 Another, was guilty of irsurdek There certainly Was stone difference in the evidence all-. (lured; boa it cleurly appeared, from what had been sworn to, that the Panel was. the iv , gressor. His Lordship remarked on the narrow eicape the Prikriter had skittle. iti glut inflicting a ilewJly wound on his brother, whith tieEttifir cite hid hie asthma Wit wistiLied, mad concluded by saying, that he would pass from the charge of mnoier, bite- !oohed coogidently to the July fora verdict of culpable homicide. Mr. MAITIAIIID,OIII the part of the isoner, made a very able a nd inge n ious defence. lie confessed, that this •as a laranotable ease, *ad! disclosed family dissentious of a nature that every thitskmg Man must .regret. It War beyOnd &Opine, that, if the Panel had tiny mantic against his 'dottier. elite was no doubt mut it would nevi smear ted to der; this, houever t ,,alid not appear front any pert of the evidence, lie 'nosed at great length, Wet the *Mind had not beer treated to the manlier it ought to have been at the outset, and that 04 treatment, joiued to a bad habit of body, wits.utre duubtedly the noose of the death of Mrs. Neil. He pressed open the Jury to lay aside aft the evi; dence of the medicsl gentlemen and to jiidge for themselves, sod contended that the Jury could re . ; , turn no, other verdict than not guilty, or simple homieide. .Lord GILLIES smiled up the etri4Tuce, And stated, that the question the 'dui had .14,ffiade on was not murder, but had been restricted to culpa ble homicide. He did nut think, swathe, could he entertain thesupposition, that the Prisoner intended the &nth of his mother. His Lordship eminent ed on the evidence, which, iu his opinnik, ,dlearl7 "'hewed that the Prisoner was guilty of culpable kW , IS icule. The Jury consulted for • short time, and return ed, a verdict, uusnimously tiodiog the l'risoner 004 y, Lo,dSVCcOTM proposed this( the IfriSolier should be iusprisooed ns the gaol of Edinburgh for six months, and thereafter ,to 0141 sufficient caution in 1004 sterling to keep the price for three years. Lord MIADOWIAIIK concurred in the 'Tina). of Lord Succoth. _ Lord GI Lugs, in a very impressive address to the Prisoner, pointed nut the heincuispesit 'air the orime which lie had committed, and addiapished buu to adopt a more correct and proper cost Oct in future. Ills Lordship then pronounced sentence. - - - stn cult„4K SWOLUte CUROPIEIIII I NeU On Saturday nod &Imlay, the 7th sad Bth inst. au Inquest was field at Swords, near Dublin, be lyre A. S. Moult. Eui. one of the Connie's of the county of DiATits. sod u res'pectable.Jury, on the body of Anne Mater, who died by taking poismo, es Thursday, toe 5111 inst. The fruit witness called was llfr. , : heeksiah,.the Medical Attendant . of Swords Cuinkyassiiyes . p4-, p,„,dry, woressespidll. lie alleged be wee p, (44114er• AR Varese, there- - - _ upon sided liin,livanlivin wield not , en liens no evidence in !be Moe. • Mr. .1 airkimm•iiitrelroltAted • dvcenned ?timid 'tintridlon lAA' to Isl4dlieV;; wir uut ii_ikeu ;•14r9 , ,P l 4llolllMillttril nephew; me de was on Monday- ereniogsAreaseil map pertectTy sensible at the time ; lieard or deceased's having been at Mr. Magrane • Tpbblic.houn with Peter Early, ea Monday 'evenings. heard tee look *din. Esther Hill is sister • to thealoceilsed, bandied. Caned was at Mr. MitgranaPri vie Peter-liaeljvion Meadow evening; said thin a few days penisentet Monday, deceased told her that were •persinenat Peter Early's had thrown did" water as her ;Mk* nem saw deceased's shawl 41 filthy and wet ; de ceased mid several times that len hunt Was breaking, Peter Early and deceased were in the habit of keep. tog company with one another; witness said de ceased died of a cramp in her stomach there was a report that Peter E a rly and demand were to be. married; heard Catherine Whelan, witness's and de• ceased's sister, Catherine . Whelan being in the room with deceased at- the time, screech out on Wednesday, damned died on Thursday ; dowwwol was all along perfectly sensible; deceased nat.*, years of age. sine Kavanagh,..-Wes niece to dperands ow Wednesday evening heard her aunt Wildwoloop out in the room where deceased war lying ; witento went to the room door ; her sant Whelan hawist witness a glass; there were some remains of white powder iu the glass ; inspected it was poise*: be lieved deceased poianteit herself; the glass is not now to be found; it was washed void afierwarder broken ; after deceased took this glass, Peter Earlr being sent for by deceased, called to see deceased ;, be took deceased by the hand, and desired het to get up; deceased said nothing; did not repine& Peter Early with any thing ; deceased due too fond of Peter Early to say any thing to him by the way of reproach ; deceased was all along in her senses; she died ou Thursday. _ Catherine Whelan.—Weisister of the deceased ; corroborated all the foregoing fact.; there was swine money account between Peter Early and deceased y winners was sent by deceased to Peter Early for 120. Gd. he owed deceased ; he acknowledged lio owed the money, but did not give it to *norm; witness heard deceased say, that if Peter Early did not marry her (deceased) she would die at Me cad of king ; did not know what deceased meant by that expression ; did not know what she (wit ness) understood by it ; on Wednesday evening, de ceased being iii bed, handed her (witnees) • glum. out of which &censed had drank ; deceased told witness to give the rest of it to rote? Early. The glass was thrown out ; there was some white powder to it ; witness 'wretched ; did nut knew why ; wit ness here brought deceased's pockets, upon the turning of which inside out, a small quantity of white powder was found in them. Thomas Lawless knew deceased; saw her ou• Monday evening; deceased sliewed him u paper, which she said was llochelle.ealte, and which de ceased took out of her trunk; did nat know why slecessed Attired him the paper. : • SECOND DAY. Elitalieth Magnin kuew deceased: Peter Early •0d deceased were in her (witness's.) house ou Monday evening; beard deceased 'ay Peter Early owed her Ills. Gd. and that the suns, wawa paid!' would ktsji_theiss on a cheer footing ; heard de. ceased say,. in P. Early's presenee. thrwaise had iw her possession what would settle all ; witness understood her to signify thst she bad poison; witness was alarmed and expressed disapproba tion ; Peter Early and deceased *sent away ; soon lifter deceased returned, and said 'to witness, that what she (witness) had told her was correct. but that she had what would settle the bustisears; witness represented to her the wickedness of enter taining such designs; begged of her nut to do it; told her that the coosequence of any our's destroy. hug himself would lea miserable eternity; deceased appeared to be callous, and said she was deters untied; deceased was perfectly sane; witness told Mrs. Hill, one of the witnesses, what passed, and charged her to hike care of deceased. Doctor O'Grady.—Opened the body of deceas td found a quantity of poison in the stomach; the parts of the stomachs were iollumed,.but not very considerably.—[Here Dr. O'Grady tried the matter found in the stomach, at also the powder found in deceased's pockets, iw what lie stated to be unerring Intel—Witness heti 110 doubt but the mutter found in deceased's etormich, as also the powder fouild in her pocket., was ursenic ; bud no doubt but the arsenic found in the stomach aus the Cause of deceased's death. The dose was slot is large one ; deceased was an exceedingly corpulent woman.—(Here it was mentioned that she was up wards syrtareaty stone weight.)—Witness was °fop.. 111014 that if proper assistance hat been given after the tsking of the poison, deceased's death might hare been perrented. Verdict— Fels de se. One of the Jcry, when the verdict was shoot to be given in, desired that it might be mentioned in the verdict, that the deceased died ia love—that •• love was the cause of her fully." The Coroner, niter the verdict had bre') gives in, said lie would grant a warrant for the wet went, us deceased, in consequence of the verdict, was to he deprived of Christie', burial, as one of the peualties of the law—it was stated, however, that the body hod been already interred, and the _warrant was not Dieu considered necessary. However. the body. iu r state of putrefaction, 'was ca►ried tnuud the country in • cart—denied admission at Lusk church-yard. the family bury iug ground, rud at all the burying places in the neighbourhood, persons being watching to pre vent the roternieut in the church yards. At Rush .the people collected mud refused to allow her to be buried even et the high water mark on tips strand. 041 klouday mousing, at three .her friend* brought the body off to Bully's Acre, at Kilmainhaw. 14arly, for whom the deceased had so strong on attachment, is Mir seventy ! Ip consequence of the elevation of Mr. FOSTER sod sk. Pins to the Peerage, vseaucter; have oc curred its the representation of Louth county cud the.Qween's county. ► Op :Wednesday night the 4th, er early on ? T wording the stli instant, a hell-bred Assn by r p OWN -lIXIDUANGF, FRIDAY, JULY td. ' 2le have ball * op* swop* Wheat.frooklagulk , slhce Moodily, atoll a eatatitiatable soaility of t h at Asia' arrival boa Li* sod kept resseloisia all loud, prodored a terve *Owef aosOleil Tortilla asorointri saorket, yet those of floe otalisy sold ostfutt as geed terms as on Monday, hot No sales eseekt ho dreeted of ilso inferior efuslity..-Barley is foam Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper, having had a supply from Nor folk soil Solfolk -.-Osts are rather cheaper, the arrivals of that day brig cuasiderable.—ln Beans and Pease there is so alteration. C. Liffidift/it Reheat, THURSDAY, Juts W k.* , M 4 4 1" • lit --a to 171 S. Ilissiey, remnants ..46. —d 10 $O4 —4 (WO 188 --d to 70. -_d Mentai. !la —d so Sit —el . Prase . 34e —d too Set --4 • H EXCL. lig.VlPs Wheat, peek!. (fve bwittes) • Us New ditto —o 111 B.rhy, perApias ti. I. SVLISEItTRY, Jut.* ?I. Tritest 4W t* *et I data.... Is 4. 0.1.10234. OJ Barley. STEAD, Jour I. 0.1. Polon I. to 114 etl —. to —a Prato 2O. Io 2.1. DEVIZES, Jut* 19.—Isespeetues Return. Wheat Ad aVs &I ()am s Oda Us 61 Barley.... ray 04 a 1111 s 66 1 Beasts sd3 Sachs of Wheat sold at the average of 2114. 11)1. E‘TGATE A: bitiiit i Vatiatett Reef .... ed to Is Id Sluttoa...lls 44.10 Ss 4EI Pbrk .... Is 4d to 48 Ud - 3. el to II 4J. PRICES OF HAY AND sraAtv. WV. 'carter. Hay 31 It 64 toll 0. NI Hay.. 41 4.114 to II Mae OR Straw/II b• 04 to 21 Os 0.4 Straw—. 1/10a 0,110 Il 14. 0.1 Caveat 10s Od to Si Os W I Claps, 4110 t Id so:ales 94 Pluck OF not% per Cwt. -wet, ?OCR Rls. 111 CW .AO.. Seek 14. to 41 lfre Rest . b .. Si lOr to 41 2441,1 .Jr Os N .4/ No SrAry., t/ et to 31 Or gamilLas:safi 13. ) 1. 3/ 16. E..en Si 2. ar^ll 10, Filtrellit•Olfrp.4l 10. to 61 Os Ditto, seemed. 2/ I6s to St Oa .10111 Ct OF RAW no% pet Mose of Sib. • dll22l2llllrhy•the'relbew An stabnit by the Butebevo. Metter. St. Janice. Market..:. 104,1 Peke by Is 14 Whiteclorel blarket I. 1011 Average..... Is 104 iii'iALLO I W„ SOAP, &e. per 112th. Yearn fallow Ohs Ml.l --• IN Yellow dear eq. fill —4 0.1 /defiled White di1t0...49, Bd,rs %II CANA. ..... ...-..- 944 Seep 0,4 Id Graves • Us Of Meltilie Slat se. ad 04 Good DreP•• • .... • V' Os Dili° fq, M , 4..111111 1 r liCt OP CANDLES, =7ll4l°!4;boodleta Hold. cs Price of per doom, 10. Od—Xleoldo. Ito ILL Git. ire &men: ollolwai for ready stoney. • 1 " .I lia Iiti‘PWIDES. east Haire/agitate* Mot. Osatiaatry.. I. tit to llla 44 as 104 to as Oa Market Calf.. each 8. 04 Middliar 2. 84 to to 84 Eag. Horse Os 0.1 to Os 04 • PRICE OF LEATHER. ButtA, 50 to 641bs.eaeb . 21.1 to 22.1 per lb. Ditto, 66 to to 94.1 DressiMg Midi! ** ..161.1 to 171.1 Flue Coach Hideo .. )7.t to 19i.1 Crop Hides 35 to 40Iba. for coltiug 16.1 to 175 J Ditto 4?. to 50161 ..... to 201 Calf Skiers 90 to 401 bi ..24d to 304 Ditto Neu to 36.1 Ditto 20 to 60160 • ••••••••• Mil to 30.1 Small Seale (Greetilame) Hid to 19.1 Large ditto 14.1 to 16.1 Tao wed Hortellialee 15,1 to I9J Spanish HOW Hall ••'• • 44 19d to 24.1 COAL NAkKET, Jair.r 20. Shipe r ti , :r rm i pi et. Ship. Sold. Price. 77 le ••‘.••• 58 25 S. M 114104 [From the 1 1.071d0N New Peke arrrewt."] FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 20. Curfou......The purchases of coma moat , our last, by private contract, consist of -970 Braga! MO Surat 310 Peramitieult 1114; • • a • 10 Berlina •s. oso duly paid. 35 Carriacou • 11d• .•.• 100 Upload 50 Smyrna ..... 7 . a Bd. .... Imports, from the VIA to 19th instaat iuclusive : Calcutta Dem The palslic sale of Cotton this forenoon sold at very high prices; 80 hags Demerara, /Id. a Ilid.; 80 Grenada, 1012. a 11/d. ; 12 Jamaica, 100. The accouuts from Liverpool this morning stale that market steady, but with. out the, briskness 64 the preceding week; ou Wednesday •oilly 1,700 bags were sold ; the arrivals were rather ratty •sive, which oecasiouctl some heaviness. • SUOMI —The demand for fillaacovades has been limited . this week: there it no alteration in lb. prices. The buyers still uuly purchase fur their immediate wants, in the expec tation that the market will decline when the anticipated largikarrivals are Vaught forward. The Refined market continues in the Sale languid state; .fiew sales reported, and generally at low rates, particularly the fine goods lit Foreign Sugars mutely say purcheaes are reported; there ices some demand fur itiaxil Sugars, but the request appears again to subside. tcrtish% semi zrjr •• beco • , a •er • anfavu foesea led —Gear, s 4 if stir klitslols , . ft.... , • niatelitro vjapenaratv easeryit,perelito • ship, .asie_softsfair -fiscsatialtip se le ths 4• P ; 11 17;ir s. 'file prices of Whale Oil, which had advanced, have spies given was : the inarkruialrinag. •• • • Tosoeco.—There is a arasaiaapmventem is the demand fur Telmbre ; the psychoses ace cvssiderable, bat at vi•I? how prices. Tau-ow.— Foreign Tallow Wes berme heavy. s ri!... candle 45.. 6rl and 4tia. The Town m•rltti is itvilay wolf ti 48s. 6d. which is the seise its last serch. NAVAL Nrx - Lt IGENCK. IPORTIMOOTTI, .1 1 31 r 1 4 . Paned by the Marv. Waver. trims Triesir for How.losinfl., nailed iba re tore., of Mars, Juhosun, /sr St. therm' 1/11.11141MTIM, Arrived the Friendship. Mahe, from tusk. . • sul.d he Sicily, Cuppyr, fur Lotia, ; and Ja•os,Gantir.!e, fur Dublin. ',Astarte'', JULY 19 Arrived lb. Besafor locket with a matt Mows Cashew'''. 109:11L, JOLT IP. Arrival an 4 milts, for the River the Grace Wart, Etlorwdr, ferns CaWelts; Thus, iirelmot. feu.. Marko' ) Gs.loord Grove, Peorily ; Sappho, Arisen ; and Tigris Misk. front Tamura; Catrtfunia, 140,11, from firenß.la ; Lyde, from (Aiwa ; Hefty*, Batbgate„ fro*: Montserrat ; and resent mote, names ant isogon. Canoe down fro* the Ktver and railed the rainlyea, fur (ratan WA. nytt., JULY 18. A Irtter rrreieed this morning by Snore. Lc:tattle states, that a/triter Lave heen reerired front Breielttl of the arrival of ■ ship there from the northern B.bery, whirls kft on rim 49th June, b ingtoK ?tits) hints of oil. Slit bed sytittten only one MAW+ atop % •ntl 'lout with 14 belt. to June site kit in with them Grrtirtna, the tfanient, 4,500 stale, 4 11,h; the Brew*, 1114 seals, 4 fi.h ; and tie II arpurterr, 2 ash. co Med NIA KIM Al Antal. rdam C./. It 18 Dttin at S ight... It lb Notterilsot...... It IV Antwerp II I L. Illansbargh SS 19 Alton' Paris 3 Gls'', dale fib 16 Ditto .... • • 2 0 nalactiort ciii the 159 Petrrsburgh, p. rbl. tl 3 Us. Vienna Trieste Nlarlrid Ritbns. sereriona .. . 30 Seville Gibraltar (et, 2V. Leghorn . Praire ..... 27 60l Malts Naples. 39 3. Palermo, per as ll6 Lisbon , Opor BM Janeiro. 49 Bahia... 59 Dahlia ~, • Cork BULLION Porteiral Gold in t a, d. Coin, per os .... 0 0 V Gould in Bars...—. S 17 10t. New Dflohltions.... 15 0 0 New Dollars 0 4 of Silver is Liars , _ ... . . NIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morsias 32 after B. 1 Emile* SI actio 11. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE' AND RELIEF OC PERSONS 131PRISONEIN FOR SMALL DEBTS. Crirewoireee, Stroud, laity 4, Bill. B ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE I. As REPORT, via. . •i •.. d. The Rev. William Cleaver . The Rev. Dr. Hughes Ann 2 2 0 J. F. Mraisraa, Esq. . . .A. 2 2 0 *nu Webb A 2 2 0 Edw. Wash,. E.q. for the Ida Mrs. hones •uf • *dwell .. , ow*. 9 2 0 Wiillalli DAW•0111, Ealp, **W...., A. II 2 0 %I isa Clear. r .6 i, lady Charlotte Wm. Wyse, per *in OH ~hey. 1 0 0 lirotenant-Geoeral Cartwright, pee Hour's ..*, 5 3 0 Wslhane Fuller, Esq. per ding I 5 0 A. 0 ••.....me ............... 0c05.....ftw0w0.•• --Ii 11 0 Mr. Fade* . •••• A. 9 2 0 .1. A. Lloyd, C. 41 A. G. I ..... . S 11 " .1. Trevillias, Bay. Ski Trevillian r asubea, • I I u Major-Gen. Aaptcoioe Fit/serail ....,...... In e G. Waddington, E.I. . .., 2 - II /P /I. E. per Tres...rev A Lady C. R. per Marks Walter, E. , ' . . I t o Pelt of a Hackuty coach Sue .... 0 5 0 £lOO 1* • Discharged and relieve* fro. VW itHMI Pr;•011. •••••••••....• 98 Debtors. fur the sou of Coessith red the Cases of 4S Palouse',, Approved Riferred for Characters 8 Petitions, k.pcted Aud cuustdeted Inadmissible It Benefaction, are received by Juba Camara Nrittl, req. the Treasurer, Cheytae-walk, Chelsea ; ales by. Messrs. Herne... Farquhar...nal Co. St. Jalliftell street ; Masan. Hoarvs, strei • ; Messrs. White:owe awl Co. Lesiliant4trtei ; Nesse... Cocks, Cocks, sod Itiolge. Chorieg aims; Mersass.• DIMICO _ .. - srANCOlyek him sevii - 4 1 .1lit(P !sill° a 111 : 1 NS I nalki • , •"'''' W AW 4III 9 •wika.eireinsOorrei tiepliew; ••• Gk. day morning the Sth instant. a hallibyed ,klack- appears again to subside. amcas, cocas, aim stodge, coatioG caste; maysts.• Marron ais4l Co. Finch .lase, Crenbill; 11eitars. blessetrailept, Pali- y l 9stasql kyhtsl,_ : , Aro, mottos Faure Apes. ..Giotto resort' o n Moist- 4 em e u e ele* d e e e , l n s t oo t ; d e ._ swirl" two years old colt b y Mpike r ., n. a y' l y 1 6 ' Corraa.— The public sales of Coffee on Wedriesday went r T. *all; r. . !Hewn. Veers wad Co. 77. I.twilsarvisitrett; sod be ;,f ore l ie s t ru ck John o ssA t iore t iotetiboteiroosthost. 7Girest.ql soa'iti gamut besttleirtithe lima; she 'drad not „hands psi). isitti is If f bretik.di k! : off very heavily. but there was an •Itersieun in the prices.— st The public rale this forenoon consisted of Domingo and 4C5 he t (our- et/40k? nitrosrdisuJefliss,"larrocisr his de4llh4e*Wil iv. liik-e ill trait' "I j ueadirspciesatii ,• till Monday , creo-; jaunt old nasre a ,nee i rk b :;fl 'tinted; kligkeFefielin*prepe,• VI `r.syl Cif •th Imo s, w ith d rawn ittri44edlfetsi; • Iflirilineker "MIN if ia'ilins finis:AM:l inetiel.p • Ss'-, •of (1464 7 4'1 ii;chniVe, dire her yen ; of Mr. • gaistiplk - .l.44gi e r of Aston, oral , Sug-I '" u s' u t i i , u lll,:o r :y . ws,,,b-,d'ir, s h e " l i v a ii; fa i :i n d a a l i i t i t 7 : l 4 ; r d ici i..) : L li p t p re or i t ik ;hts asit 'hightling ti Srer ty, Ime :ar ae l erft' srit7i 7t il e Stre s:heg ersi .4 y aire sar reell it elib u :"l a ra. sb ia. : : 1! ' AA I lidtilloililt, epio 0. rjis. I 111 ' . .44141e1t offs 44.1114"50r•Y• b / illis..Striu w.nii htilistailusil to linty (jinni tdi • he' k ' ii • Ile sinking him. Witorse.,•o4.4l, ••isionisabdiein peoi•eity owe . kut , much ; deceased brsieu 'PK* g . . I ,i ii II,F Ode Lord i'FaN on's celc..l 'chiefly 114.. Sol. wail 115 s. Mc Coffee market appear; brut W " drilel, 'a every "m'atb* Assiutish eere stolen out of Ai . . • me e d e ken pe o ehiereisuni • s . toutil . aJois , swenitk It ilo!ilrts oodssrd erommet:_o&l . ttr i e .. lbsd, out{ s aid ahe tiers's:r ,riFFe of . iss .. FG;der.•?4,(nrrest,ento which they' ' 4 d I. 0 tra1,1t:.E",...,, .;!..,. J._ ...: ~ .., sl,!a+ PV,lAritk i an:;.d, 1 4 1 Cr a I'd't of P url "' thl a iI i e 4 NAVI N NO/f r af. 4 o4o,fne evs.Wuli• ' ' . . .;iiterky, wish au improving ardeand. a imai ‘ m u s im pua ni : p e v a , an d ih HpLit esui r s ir ie7 The ar ßa . ro alas ket re - 1/1' li•hil. 1 I t puitiel.'except sisal fie P eili at very l ' uir c r:ic i :si 4P 4r ikrilre- t Pri eG o r tsil z aisi to P si o d r e isb.4 , No at i T t r , E st ß:ll , 11:ISS; --.-- PRErs4o•TT;;E -.4 by C. COIttIIVELL, • ........ .__ _ ._ _ _.. • 1 SWITHFIEI..O MARKET. FiturAY, Juts .10. Teen , trail' aloud sapply of small meat at market Ilsis neisraing, loft over from Mood,?. market, in emtwciseetaee of whirls the priers ara on Hie decline.—ln Hay, Mira*. and Clover dart is no alteration. The following is a cornet statement of the prices amid numbers : To Wok the offal per snows of Mb. 1 ge e r.„ „es. Bd. to Is. 04. Head of Cattle Skis slay: Muttou..4s. Nottou..4s. CI. to 4s. (14. Beasts Isaavb...3. 104. to 4s. 54. Sheep and Lani65....10,100 1 Vesl„."lls. 04. to 4s. ed. Calves Pork ... 3s. 0.1 to 4s. 8.1. I Pies H AT.M ARK ET. Hay....••s. el. 10s. 04. to 41.10.. 04. Clore* 41. Os. 00. to I. 59. *4. Straw IC la. W.. to It 10s 0... umatees. 14EWItUltY, RERKti, JULY It. Wlbeet .-.. Rye Berk, Brest, per plies, Is. IV. tie Is. 41 1. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Batik Stock ...... 233 I Imp. 3 I •rr Ct. An. 761 3 per Ct. Hot.-- 77U Indus Stork.. 2351 '231, 3 per Ct. Cunr 7til I I Woo P10w0.... 56 pr. 31 pa Cent .871 It Ex. Ells, 2.... 45 yr. 4 per 4 'roto 9.511 E. Commerenil 3 (b.,. S per Ct. N. Au 1091 I Lottery Ttkeii 281. PO9 I I Coat, for Ave..... 7714 1 MATHS. fhs Tamers', the 17th instant, the Row. Mrs. Weld, South doom Cottage ' Dorset, of a deemed's. A fry days since the Lade of Thom= Nichols, Eset.par ion, Dosed, of a son and heir. . • t 'l.. On Ole 14th implant, of a sow the Lady of Lieutesaat e Colonel Foulkes, of Eriviatt, Deohighshire. MARRIAGES. Toestlay, st SI. Maey's slouch, Dohlin, Jt the Rev. Oft Illsrdin, the Rev. Hugh Strom's, son of the Rev. Dr. Stew art, of Loughgilly, h eke gooney of Armagh, to Elisabeth N. C. Nen burgh, tale of Rallybetae, comfy of Cavan: On the lath instant stolen Sivessright, junior, Rog. of Tavistork-eloare, to Mary, second daughter of. 111,- ; IS* Salem Hughes, Esq. of 51. rata Ash, Essex. Ow Thursday w etk, at Westbury, in the 'oust, thlop 4 the Rev. C. Leyerater, V.O 1.,„ of Trinity Melt, Conktidge. Rector of Westbury, nod , *epbew of Sir Juba Flesneatier Leyeester, Rao,. of talky Park, Cheshire, In Sally, e4dtst daughter uf Richard Tupp, Esq of Willem Hall, Shropshire. DEATH. 11:In the 3d ;neatest. at Losserirk, at the house of Lady Clarina (her a •:teied parent) the Hon. Critheritte Jane Sho wn, wife eel Lieutenant-Colunel throttle', 40th Regiment, and doughtier of the late Gemersl Lord Clarks., of Else Park, in the enwuly of Limerick, sad meter of the preempt Loud. Her union seemly completed fuer usostlis, I I II RI L., I