The Sun. — London, England, 1852-07-24 00:00:00

TliE SPORTING NOTES. No. CCLXX. 'I E(3001) r ()('1) A 1 EET S --( THILS-DA.Y-) The COVENT GARDEN. • g.neral 0.-Inst.o was ,te, y as folle*P:— . •Ri 43 0,1 ,13 , 1Tt--Pine Al pies. 31 t. , 0'; 01' to, C I. 3d to aclt ; H,at house Grapes. 2s 00 to 5s d per lb; Peaches anal Nectaria.,m, 6s 00 to . 12, 0 i per 41. zen : Str , Wlterries. 3d 10 1 per p tie ; 24 Od to 63 oil each; Cherri- s, 4d u). 8d per ; •Gooseberries, 2e 6.1 to 3a 3d; Currants, 3 , 1 00 -to ot Od ; , s 0 in Od per half sieve; Lemont., Is to •?.,. Od per Oriz-n ; and Oranges. 3 , 60 to 94 per 100. 'ITR OiCTABLES.—horse -MOW], Is to j• ustfrottms, h3d • to .1s 90 per ;mulct Parsley, 2s to 2s WI per titiv-t) •bunches ;, Spinach. 15 , 00 to 2s Oil per sieve ;• Peas, Is 00 to 8s 0 1 per clere; French Beans, Is 00 to Is 6ii per •00; Broad Beans, 'ls 00 to Is 8 , 1 per half Cabbages, 6d •to t 201 Ited Beet, Is to 91 per duz .n ; Turbipm. 3s 00 to.6s Od , Carrots, d to 7r, 00 per 41. no bunctiesl Potspies, -3. 60 to 7s, per , ctet Shallots. 3d;•OrtillEll4. 24 to 8d per bunch; Celery, Is . 1 02isper . bowl--; Garlic, SO to Is Oil p-r lb ; Kndi.bea, 40 to 3d per dozen h antis; Csulifi , were, le to 4s per dozen.' - . WIEINVGATZ ANb latlAßEiv LltAtia. Gos in_ 87 54 ti i to•Os 6d ; Fowls, 2. 1)0 to 3s Od ;•Capons, "'Ba 6t1 , t0 rls 60t;. Chieketis, i s 90 to 24 d ; Durks. IS 9.1 to Us•9d Rabbi(s., Is Oil to la 60; loverets, 0, Oil te' Os Oil; I Ig - eons, s(l' to Bil - each; Fresh Butter. 10.1 to Is td per lb; EnglishAggs. 68 6d tii , 7s3ii; 'French s's Od to 6s 60; Irish (HMI, 4s -9d to 5s 311 per 120 ' 'M __ ..• •• • • NEWPORT.' • ' '' '' v . Beef, fr om 2's * 8:1 to Zs 6d; ' Mutton, 2s 10d Ili . 8i 101, • ;Lamb, 44 4d to 5s 2d; Veal, 3$ 2d to 48 Od; and Pork;33 Od An'ad'Oil per 816 s. ' . , • ... -1147111119GCHAP EL. , ._,'Beef;• from /s . 4il to 33 id; Mut i oil, 2P 8d to '33, 10d; 48 ~ btu 1B 5s 2 td d* to 5 4 Od; Vest; 23'10d to 3 s lud ; and York, gd BrLII.IIITGSGATE ' &Timm 9d to Is Id per I; Ti•ruo:s, 34 6d to 10s Od b ß rills; '24 , ocr to '5l 6d; and Co U d' Fob, Os Oit to 0. od each ; oles. B tl to. 24 6d per pair; 40:4. 6.! *to 11d per Itt ; Lob eif4Btl tO- 24 3d;' • Crabtj. ed to 2-4 01; Crto , ti4h, Is'Od t o `'(b 6 ' l ; and M icearel. 4,1 to 8d each ; Bkiaters, Is 3d p er ul 'ill•l}6o3 8, Is 6d to 55 Od eacN; Pt•awris, l's 6d to 25 00 peelb; She pa 9'l . t 2 '3d paegsihm. I on ~ Is , it s t . - T 6 'BREAD. e prices of Wheaten bread in• the metrivolis a 6 16 d to 7d; of se Houhold ditto, 5d to 6d per 411) loaf. re from BIDE MBBEET. 'Market' Hides; 561 b to 641 b, Ild to Od ; ditto, 641 b tP 721 t, 4 !.6 2d ; ditto, 721 b to 801 b, id to lid ; ditto, 80Ib . to L 81 1), 2id to ; dittit; 88Ib tit 961 b. id tO 3d ; ditto, 961 b g 4 .11 3, 3d to' 3id ;' 104Ib to 112Ib, Od to Od. . Cab 1 ,7 ,1 1 a, light; '1 tt 6d to ?s ad; ditto, tull:"3 6d to 4 . .0 6d; ;` a ,..' nn 'llideg; 5s Od to Os Od; Po:led Sheep, 0., Od" to us 0t1: `'. ll - ,, ,'Os'Od t o 0. 0 : 1 ; Halt-brceds, Os Oil to O. ; - !)twit.; 2 S oso O Os Od ; Sh ear li ngs i s to I:, 3d • Lamb Skills, Is 8d to , .4 each. Q . RAY M.ARZETS. Nieadnw H ,y, 3, los Od to 4/4a; New 21.1 53 Od to 31 1 , 2 orl, Old utov• r, 31 Ills 0.1 to Woe; nlv' ditto, :3/ Os to 3/ ISa Itd; an Straw. I/ 6- to I/ Ila evA moder a t e supply, and a dull trad e , txee h t. t or IL CU Ml'CittLArto.- Old Meadow Flay. 3/ I 'a to 4 bs ; tl!tto, 2i Itia t.. 3! 13. 0 1 1 ; Old Clove 10.0 d to 4/ l 3 i"d Ll"' ditto, 3/ O ea S to 31 15i; and Straw, I! 7 a to 1 / 13 a per ,„ Trade stdy. o rrkertAt , el.. Ohl . Meadow Flay, 3/ 10$ to 4/ 4 s; New New' 21 b. 04 to 3/ 12. 0a ; .o , d Cho e , , 31 1 8 Oti to 5/0x; ditto, 3/ Os to 3 , 15.; and Straw, It 6 to 1/ t Per I°4ll . StlppiS tole , ably good.and trade rather dull. • Td PtiNt.NSULAR MAIL. . 01 : 11. 4.1BIPTON, JULY 23 rhe Yeeittsulat ._ 111644 .4-'4ip ,li ik Gip! Ku.. 11, .I.h the P.Li uou l 6Y "" li, atria,-d 'hi.. veitiug at, eixtli Ck. 11 " dates ot railuig were— Gib , altar. 14 h inst.; Cad . ez, 15 . 1 h .; 190 ; 0.)orto erid.V•go. 20 h. to °"'" brought a 'n I c a rgo, prztc4atiy tristt,,ated Bete!. tho am,, unt os 750/. .! Tn n ' Irma Lieo , n is to the 19 b inst. The g.,tn tnittee reppoitreli fe,r t h at purpom• had &approve ! " of the eepitel;zttiot, beh dd in toe chute ol the ad of D. cernhpr Isa elliDu It w ee . re Dort t• tetur m h that C ount L ivr adio, the prEiteent 1 4 , ioutt wa s to be sent n a ILPPeieel ae d del,eate•, • at tu ,,,,, t) .tviko P tin, t ioue, viz, to Germany, O 1) that of gettin elevia 'be erownle,t C aeion O f his The P l i eorentel rebun t.e e s s Ahttitt Eitztue"iial. Was dafy improvingheattb. PIIILIPs Emion4 2 ii tILLI. Nrs GUIDE TO AVS- Liverpool. .By John c apper. Philip and Son, It is not , ten than We can afford apace for noticing plAlifions which seem at fir.t sight only worthy ot a paii,iing rtquirk, but in this iostsnee we are induerd to deviate from a general rule, fur this lIttl.• work Lig:rains much that is important in a s mini bnd BCW) !till? m uch It is pri - cisPly what it pi•ofess« s to be, —ll 9 rouligranes Guide," is evidently the IN oduetion of 0 practtell man, and its eonten , a wive just that sort of it,f4„4,iorl which is required by those vvhq are .46mt_to drp4rt.tOr Austpdia. It is tas-nlially , an d contain s tt e hest accuunt of the colon useful otkport uo i t i, s for welt-doitig, in a small spacye that vi e hive yet seen.' ' - RAILWAY IN 1 El.l-I(;ENC E. ' - -, LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUT H COAST : he directors of this company have ju,t issu. d their half /early report, to be submit e.l to the proprietors un next I..nday week. It states that the atnoot t of capital rai ed bp to the 30th ot June, 1852, is 7.2265421, consisting of 1,573,31 .1. mortgage riebi, 1 ; 0 , 7,594. preference capital, kat 4,t/ 5,t - 34/. consolidated stock The work, required for the additional security of the traffic are in a great moasure compl,ted. Tee directors have proceeded wuh tha new • lineinto the r.otios- • and at Brighton, and other measures ten. dered - nec scary by tee extension of the g Kids t , attic, the con- • tinned- in , rattse ut which during the past hali•year, they state, . . affords toe best prcot that the demand for additions ac c mmodation h,s nut been premature. The total expendi. tore for these oh ects during the half-3 .e.r has amounted to ,51,648!, w h ich, as the la • 'le 1 a "ull t is now closed at 7,200,0d0/, make s t h e amount.of t v e e rn. , orary excess above • that limit 47,9601., tor which, „lid y. a additions bi i t e u s u p d n w d i i l i taie, up to the alst of D have to be formed, and erei ' 7l - i' 18".:2I amount of this etta-ge will b e a l„, a r t ' e t ',7 r ocm . "'jell-we that the been set ass to for each of the two I r the rewerv e • fund. The gross revenue for the hair- . p ~, ,,t, , ,,e, r 41 7 . ,* t he tame as has gaoling at, excess of 171 d. over the (Aare 3 oi e iti b i e t . :; 248,8 , ' , 1 *; • ot 1851. Owing to the inelemency of th ' e P I- li t" - ; a ' beats.., the very unfavouratil, eta e ot the we d her duri., g the Eps on , „ ace week, and the . pelting of the T un b r id ge Wets ..liti 'last Tugs line, a dimittur ion in the receipts from o -, i i, a y p.sat., • ger traffic of 9.• 8 1 h.s been ex pet ienc-0, nut ill a ha, he ro • ciimpe, sated for by all increase in , 11.• g• ills department of 7, 89/., and, what is still more satisfactory, by an in.. crease of 1,518/. ari•lng ir in annual and seasuti tickets, !bus indicating a con4derable additi ,n of peimatient resitiehts on the brie. Ihe tot,' traffic. receipts, occtuiiing cartage, amounted to 240,1;94/. tor the halt-year ending the 30 h of June Lot, and to 241, :0 ./. for the corresponding period of 1851. The total exp. uses, excluding t artage, attiouided . to 10,,8941„ and fur the corresponding half-year of 1351 to 102,46n1. The expense of cartage in the former period was 4 8611., or a total of 113 7'4/. and in the latter 4,8891.. or a total expenditure of 147 3 ,:.1 The expenditure •of the past half-year has been incleasvd by the extra repairs. and renewa aof the carritge and wagg..n stock, amounting to 4.1911, necessary to Inaba tin it In a state tit complete efficiency, of et' the extra wolf( of last autumn; by the pay ment of 3.4!01. for coinpensat hills aid legal expenses arising from acuidents which occurred more than a year ago, and • • were not known at the time to have been attended with env seri .ha mist quei.c.s ; and by 1,0 81 for tolls due to the South-fasters C mpany for tr, ffie over the line between St. Leonard's arid !fasting,, extending ov r a period of about 18 mon:he. %YU h regard to c• mpensations, the nirectors believe • the ;line is approaching whet the tommon sense of juries, or the interference of the Legislature, will set som.. limit to the system under wh.ch extortionate floes are irflicted upon railway companies :or accidentsaltogethar beyond their control, and N aultmgfrorn some momentary at tot Mat , ention or want ot pre ,,; , ' genie of mind on the part of some one out o f the m a ny bun -1 • dred• servants in their employment, however carefully the i4Tt . ea lons.• •The agreement. with the Crystal PA ice CoitipauY, i k i approved by counsel, has been staled by both cumPanies, te , and the directors are proceeding lacer) , out the resolution t-•. ~i; 1 3( the proprietors adonted at the special meeting of the 22dz , of June. The directors consider that the most advisable • Mode ot raisii.g the necessary flint's tnr this and other pura ~-: 'Pubimi, will be to exercise a p 'aloft of the uttexhati , ted 7151 7 - - •,, ' l'aiiali f , l.4twers of the com i othy t - , the extent of .195 000 L '. , - Alter adverting to former projected schemes fur new railways,. .. . the report states th t the directors undertook, in the - event of • • %.... Petties locally interested in extending railway accomtno. nation to Slit chain obtaining an Act next session ti r a blanch °I abut"' 23 miles from chi. compatiy's like at Croydon, to P,, c ,Z 4n ,, e , l n ai t t . h a " t r ti Prourietors to concur in an application to sum of 820/. per e . proper Lane, to lease such branch for the the revenue accountiteiTl amount at the cr. dit •of is approp, sated I.alf-year is 316,524/., whereof .." for • dividend on i nte r est pref en the tin trigage debt 34,29•11.. 62,200/ , 1 vin{ .e a bal re i: et' capital 27.9061,, t ,, gel tier f o r r the'rne net : • the tzireCtrlS reco mmend el' a °I• 7 4 324/. ; out of which .... cent. far..the half-year, dividend of 1/ 125.. per amituntinz to n 12'• ' '• . 7. , ~ at balance to-the credit cf L, - $-.,,,./., 'emu g ,- - '•• Thii:retirilfg•directots at the firbt t urreet ha 1 1 .% rar, tg 47-/. -18,53 will be Messrs. Lii , hing.n o , Ni h ' it 'Yearli meeting in ~ . mortgage oebt account sh w . that 43 x. , "lid &buster, T. at 6 per cent,. 6,000/. at 4':,, per cei.t ~61. ) 4 ,teas born wed cent., 40,0040/ at 4 1 4. 927.9! 4 51. et 4, 24 1 P 1 ., 7 '7l ; t ,",, 4 v per \ ' . • 4,0 0 . at 3% per te..t., making ,he total 4)l ' "• 3 14 fi,, , ,.rf a juking fund snows a total ut 47.9,0!. ~g4ia..573 312/.' ." The Th,...-re%sLue accoun, Ix the balt-year sbo . , :t the company. bad been received, including 185,170/. or si.that 2•L4.809/. , ce ''' , o,, traes, and ;Haile, 58,454/. hir gt,oa P and "g"" , Par 2,6 tor • c 9r, ":"-i- t and the exp.-11,e, amount. d to 113 754/ , • - ' 9321. t ''' w "rking expert es tii.ti renewal., 9, 4 4„ nc luoing - ", 11 ( 1 'dx,•,,. 7, 322/ • I.' • duty, and 100 s 21. rtftrs Z u•h.E a • ....01, triiillelli 1. ho l t , 0 th ~• ' l ' 4l, euttip.o l v, leavilig a balance ot 136 a -": ....Lulitg !,it 9/ . L i • .. -4/.. i,,.. the oata , ce trims the last account. T h e • toed shows , 'e • 87,4171 Ttt 4 ...14:nee in favour ot the compaliy o f " auditors .11 .. J. iieevei and J. (A la report abet the result . e.sr. . .. f.thstthei boa s „ , oe , "t - their audit is highly saiistactory. . - every ampli mt., „ t 4 d l l . w . "h great "InijheitY ati.4 7et vii, 4 sm . : , eu , , , , , , a a coot. , ..t.. ; acid ;hal they pursue the w hole (mi, ex_ mined, 1,,,, i ' ll ' lul nis ittilit, aid evely vi-uetier is not and the balance-41.-i: b"Pks of the vinpiny are-balanced, aiiiii i • - '•(1 et.. r. In .1.1 h. .......,-- .. _ _ • BOBBIE NOBLE. , • _ The geeing . Stakes of 50 SOVA each. one mile, out of its fourteen nominations will pos.ibly have the odd four as runners, taintly, Stueltwal, CarLesra, illsicletone, Fatti er Theme., And perhaps Homebrewyd. After his performance the other day, at Liverpool, it w..uid not surprise me to see RACARd. No.. 1. in the race. Tsie,Susex Stikei, I meutne, will be walked over for by DitilAstes . or Liblgarr‘7—the Ittina-r, in 411 intibo j iij i y. Tut. that bout ot the Secon . B-iitinck Metnotial Stakes, ibree quarters of a milr r will have Bell:1 . 8%1d, Auld Acquaint.: -'ice, 6,tiioghourrie; Sister to Sle , uniain Deer, Elms tiorpe, -u I to.e o f th e Duke of Richmond's at tt , e post. P. ev ii,u 3 f taming at. Goottwouri wit irdu, bee thi-i at.ke inueb, i here lore it it scarcely advisable to selet t soy abstilute winner at the tr. s--ot no maul ; I In y oh's. ive however, that of the darkies Einisttittrpe aid Retraction colt ate clippers. 8e1.... grav id duo the Sister t., Mountain Itetr are the favourite,: wali'lt"" 5 08. , v, sweepstekes Kill probably'ti, tertniti in a w ... -ov. r f or lionlttE NOBLE o r K INGST . N; and Harbinger in ac conionsh a like lea . . JOr tunloo soya. SW ee p sta k es , °VT.TtiLt111"1::1:1: eln'bU''F!,lk:se,lire-.quarters of a mile, brings the ikd by the u :tr i• this thud r d d i . ...y 9, ' 8 , lab Il t .., eu fi- The three first pl.ces in' Nurser;CtrUcpt.iklnsheaulllt, dEelfemrshTlaind"lin: an . d th E e s e Tl i t i b. „ L t tA iacid,and The N',86111 Stakes; which wpill,)b.)eanw),eonist:yu:otisitth•re, until next wet,k. " OF THE TUR my present researches alter the 1t , 1 (7 1 , ,n 0rT- I wood Ueetiug to # close.— I Mai, S r &.... THE . SPIRIT Jai 21. ! spoil/'1 7 ,,,(i. 11 FKILLIGENCI. NOTTINGHAM RACES.— FRIDAY. ' The Bunney Park Stakes of 10 sues. each, 5 it, and 50 added, for two rears old. T.Y.C. (.0 Subs.) . Mr. J. o,b.nne's Lonbtott, SA ,to .. ... . (J. Osborne) 1 Lord chesterfield's Lout.a c. Bst 2lb ...... .... (Charlton) 2 a..r. T. T. lot , . Game Chicken, Bst 3b .. (R. Denman) 3 Betting 5 to . 4 on.Laniti , .on. Won by halt a length. The Gra:ni stan d Stakes of 5 sovs. each, and 50 added, for, v., t 7A , r3m ., astir , ; l B d ,,,aEndiuspiTar d s; winner to be sold fur 200/ , _ r ike• T 'Lc. (14 Subs.) 6.“ 131 b... ...., .....(Charlton) 1 air. j,, gr ,,..-.,_ •• in e airs. John, 33 ts 4 , t Slit (30L) ' 1%. 11 1 1;.T 1‘ a 1 ; 1 1 1 .1:!. 11 1 '8 .. A, .. da t .I .rs , 4s; sth ,'301) (F. Bates) 3 ~s . i, c hatiglit (it the Wt.i,tle,4st 121b(Aspinall) 0 Mr. Scott m Etetcher ,g i t i ) t e..ig , or..3 yrs, ost.. I !lb (507.) . ....( Treep) 0 Jack,. 2 yrs, 4st 810 . 001. ) (Pirilsott) :0, 51r.r. id Terfite.l Sh jr,46_( l : 3 :l74.44lebi, l ,b3 : y in if g tw --; vdorr i lieeie r ettal ii irdi_uh l es ii iivat ir E e cio.q W :taa t : l,: c 3d li tt i lds6 B o :t s 1 1 1 6 6 , " I:a .k gs U t h a e n sw y as c . lh 7 0 . 1 • stake . On m ile and a vi the . ,ti lt e e c h o ' n d i ° t O ft, sa i ti e o d h i 5; 7, :.:z9 Subs., 15 of whom Etc 51r. Copelanil's Candlewick, 5 ~..h„e d . . )• alt. etV4.l.•.tlng,F,nland, fist 13 1 b ... (Charlton) • 1 Mr. Br 3 r: T. D.wa:di's Italian. 5 3 7,4, 7st 1 tlb Weimar.) •2 t M r B . J it i t i / g .t:r s rt , els 2 P a u g r s t t. 4 c ,I Y ):: : :41, i B' i Lk s t t , 113 1 3 b b . i i ; .* : . ....... 1 ( .. A . o ( ll, M di c. r e ao l l: td) ) 1 ' 1 p ( 0. ) i‘ir Chl,yet'al 31 . }' 1).,y, 6 ~,,,, 7 7 -•• D;r..W W. Hirriso,'»'Litidrtek. 1 yrs. 6.it ..... (Garroll) 0 5 to 1 each agst Puritan and y t ;„,. '' l; ,!agS , L ndritk, and length. the second beating it ti „ b T --.." a ne l and. , ion by a li.r MajestY's Plate of 130 guinea., for 1 3' 3 4 3 wards Two mil es , , Mr. La Terriere's Sbropshire Witch, 90 9lb . Mr,lD , twsun'slerry Whent, 3 yrs, ; Ist 7 , t , .:- (Clie.was) 1 Sir..lDonst!ar..Contnore,3,yr..., 74 711) . -..''. ff'o- , )e) • 2 Liettir g•-3:ver) uli L.-rty•W bent, sto 4 a i: t " 46 . 113 C) " r 3 6to i agar Shropehire %.1 itch. Won by 4 head.ull3.°N. and' aOtled to a hardiCap ' L' i* Qu ilia'-e a ba. I Lad. I tile Lidies' Purse of . 501. • , - each. One link , and a halt. ° 5 "v 7• -Mr. Flint , fl''s Ibi,., 3 yrs,: at 9;0 ... . ....... .(Wella)- 1 Mr. Hobson's l abet le, 3 t i re, si! 3b .....• • (Uar rn i t) •• . Mr. Day...son's Burndole, 3 yr-, 58 1 6 IP ( 0 acw t. ing,),) 3 - Mr. W Scutt: Prestige, 4 3 ts, ist .lb ........ .(Übst bor.) 4 13-sting -2 in 1 each agst his and Barbette. Won by ~ , nerk, the KAMP between sect n.l ,nil !hind. rh o/ d For , at St >,k ; 4 : ; ~,ua k a t r. . 96 ; . t ~?, (t ovs. a p ;ti e ve c 3 ll. . r : . t d 2ad 9 ; , 9lri o e a rl, nix an d t a ti lre d i a e g 3 s age. • 'lf' 13 b;-tn-tr•-1, a d ge ldi ng s alio , ed 310; the .itiner to A , l !'""4- 1 t.a 2 01. &e. One mile and a bait'. (4 S .b'•-) ,1 , 1,. .. Cart wri g ti l Builineli, 5% rs (50/.) Bst ... (Unesw as) 1 M r ; t " V. Taiiert-d. 4‘ 18 (304 , 7ml 1i1t.... ' (Ghat Iton) ? 4 ,, • D . 1- , , '"''• 11 ' 4 l" g * Strdtagetti. 3 yrs ( 01 ), 61, lit) (Welk) 3 drz. /3 1,,, . a- Davt(l Gyperneltl, 3 ) rs (oOt ). ,.. ,- •.—. , - Wwr ' by a Irog! 1) :r4 T., w ;:i t „,: - . ABINGDON RACES. .. ~„.h .. „Il i:re o t ~i 6. , ~,, d,.., 1 to a A we eps'skes of 3 &iv: ~ , i 1i."17.42 , / , •,,,i , .,:"1 , ",, tee rotiortidul a distance.. (4 Subs.) , 1r., - Ry to ,, , -- c i, „. .f.'i, 4 ! 1 1 , -( late Thrtikl4) :iyf t t,,SM 01..11a3 )‘ 1 . I 1 41, 4 St•ertiste d ya-Ayo - 41 , -):11,0. AZy i ,,," ‘,.,,' ~, ve- L s).e.`l . "i' I , ... --*". A 101'.. , (21b ovirt ,i',(ktetke) f die. inatd _lima wey. - - . Her M .jeely' s y, bi „ I "1 - 41 • I Irr pro - ruis thken b4.4rd r pu t . .‘rst s 0 filigigh 144 "1,- Or abQut, a tortuiralte C. B. 4arhiltnri, . _ BRISTOL, JULY 23.—Mi nd S .E.—Arrd. Downes, Bathurst; British Queen Qitehee. PPILL. JULY -23.—Wirici S.E.—Arrc!' AI b Quebec; a. , !.r \ •-,. Y 1, ; i...t0.. , t.. • art al , i ' it- . 0 0 QUILEN,T.,W N. JULY 22.- -Wiod S.W . ' -- - - • ' i 7 if • ' IKE ,OTIV. Am?. .Priscillef, -. 7 ' 70 7HA P-/-1 Si,.;r, . . ~ U..it,, ,eu , r i ~,,z I, et+. 1;),...,.-r 1 - 4. (ir I it .ditto; c , kr 4 ble :tirjrritket was exptes,ed •Itist night a, Liorain7,„ G :al, ;, Piaedt,,r, 1 4" •.; 44ge" si"— ."1.1. • '• t lt 1.. ).e)rel'ee t‘P viiatto -14,•Jui.v. •,•:3.—Wi,,,1 \N"l4•" . ' — '"d A a rr n i t t i. 2) ' 11 " i' • • , . i,., VeiOtf :4„) anu e cousett ,ir ar; tu f Bono ~ ara. ,7,ytne,,, Q te:o-t.; ' ~, n ,) '''''.. 4 .''' I ' the great 30.11 nut'-, S•aft , a. a.hd Lavin .. " d • - J -StIC - ...NetViiiii4Bl*r Hr Bon -1.3 1 i,,,,, h, o,h e l a ce of both, Hitt+ e e , pecially 23 L-J Ei b twdr. Ak v I ; ; 13.. - oven A S iglu ptetvrence to F4ther Thames ov.r Lungbt w l ice ' " ''' - ' 4 " - es.; / i iiiiiipliatior. 1141, 41 , 11 ,h ..t,„ p • r „ ao•eit, for t i le G i a eit it , -; lobile; Sheluni, Baltimore • eot•sittered as treat cerianities as ai y VVOI Newtound'a.i. • i fikom.r Po l gtva .. ,o , R .t.ali , , the fortiler, hyoLg . r . . 1, ii,l a. eilt p B l l : i d ip; 22 c d h , a - H rl c t e. thn. dotied.., t lisrlestoo ; h i v e had I bij par , I Yilb respect to Newminster, under the Port Philip . ; Canitoitig.., idea • hat...the tiort.e was not thurougtoy tii, aud.the distance 1 4 ; ' rt Ph iliff ;- Tigri.i. t.eicatt a . ,j,„„„ i. e c„,,..j,..... BW- t iein g . mUCti more in tavour of Alltlats, for thew reasohs, and. 4 .Y ; Sti,,de, Pernambuco • Lit d I ; itil ncl hid- ',City of t i,„, „ n k, , j gay, the latter the preterence. it lA, very cer ""lehea'"rt Motnr.otl ' ;'sl . 4 * ' Labra dor. dP Off Port , tain; hotv,ver,,that Ltrd Exeter's garlic 11;tle pony till ba ; —.unit, C° , 4 l° ., "is . , Q. iebee ; Robert %too, Ureintion., Acorns- , awe to finish second to nothing but Newthinster. Pont he dues Lou:. JULY 22. --Tue Aiwrva‘ias, Ainsrdana to that; About:Father Th:mes, my reasonti lu .. selecting bini ar6at' troth - the 'cohlidefice—l. might almost say the un buiid..d .c...ntidettee—the Sibbie place in .lnut fa i rai- I- e - t i n 4 ', 7 1 " 11 ' 2 , ! - :::_ , ,, , !..lt off the ...." . ap . lin Saud on the 2d, bas bran th.s ract;. Gut. i ' W I '4 , io're. ~ - l's4l ' — Arril A •ii ' 11. i. , z I. . •Like unto 111,d:.5. 1 consider that it be is beaten, it can be by , ii . „,„„ „ . c rn, t 4 aL . , .°lOl. kHANNEL . Ai r , ,. Worthy o , Devon. Quebec. . notie - et her tlian'Lotimbw ;in feet, for both ilratwiefte and' utt. UCESTEIt„I uLy :,!3. - A , ,rd• :' , e-il w a r, Q ueu "' . ' . 3 0 0 soya, ntAliill4, %tool.. be nn re_ sat, in. my opinion, than j. NI ' V P RT. JULY , •d3.__VV li i i . b.w. - . bal. Diamon d, b..kit:g th. se couples to fi nish flirt abd bec,,nd, . : a liiii,l; Appllll, t'., rial'a,luah. - ' . - Toe 8,-loo.) d, )'s sport. at this most ptittcvly reunion name 6w•IN,RA, J ULY , 3. old _ Ea4le. Quebec. ' .7- • b. rs nine r ices, 1 . , ur of witkii.--tbti. S ewaiu's Cup of the ------. . .... ~.. •-,' value Lit :7.1..0,. miv , ., added to a 'Handicap Speepstakes of 5 Bove.. each, ttiree-quarte , s ul ;it iht; Cowdru of 10 soy:. each, h It, with 40 add t d, for-two .year , old upwaids, three-quarters of a mite; a Swe,psidies of lei soy.. each, to ) ears old and . uowar,.s, halt a mile; and a Sweeptakes of to soya each, xi h 50 added, fur three years old and upwaids, one mile—have to close t-d Beale et the Goodwood stables by eight o'clock on Monday eve;:ing. The perform : noes will commence with HAKBINGES waking over fur the lOU soya. sweepstakes, over , the mite course. Toe Sweepstakes of 300 sovs. each, h ft, for c( I's Bst 71b "each, qt,e lane and a -quarter, will probably be contested by. STuCKWELL and 11-Julattiu only. Of course Norman on the fernier Will win, easily. Ttle G :odwood Stakes of 25 soya. each, 15 ft, and only 5 'it dedtred, Ice., two miles and a' half; will, as . far is, I can, ascertain at the present moment, draw. out the follovving tie d: - Chief Just ice, 5 yis, itst 7iti; Cariboo, 5 are, Bst 61b; Iltn kb,ter, aged, sst, 31h ; .Cockt•row, 4 yrs, ist 51h;' Mon. ts,.ue, 6 yr:, ist 310; Haricot, 5 3 rs, ist ; Follow. nit-lads, 4 yrs, 6:3 loll); Duu Pedro, 4 yes, Est hlo; Bushranger, a yrs, 6st 1 i Ito; Cortiehus, 4 yr., sst 1 110 ; Vs certsll. 4 yrs, sst, I no; We,ithe-gage, 3 yrs, Se t bib Houlakin, 3 yrs, 5 t - z-310; Bei ita, 3. yrs, oat 5.0; Teripagaut, 3 yrs, hat 31b; Hugo ; 3 yrs, .451..121b, and •ut prise, 3 yrs, 4,1, 71b, Two or lee mey b 8 added' to this list, to wit Musician, Trickstress, Missive, and perhaps umbel, but the starting ut:this , lot Iti ery dubouz , . ChitJostice — av - 13 - St 7M - Is -- perfeely safe through his . neigith.ur. Cal Moo at a pound less; as also is Backbiter at:- Sac 3M. Lord %Vete' tord's Cockcrow would seem to hold all the rest Sate down to Trickstreas. Mon tigue, I take it, dui.; poles a.tisfectority . of Musician, and.all iu the scale down tot Bushranger, perhaps with the exception of 1 - laricot. '. Don Pedro's chance i, m th* ught uch, of by his own im mediate party, and as be is in tip top tettle end can stay the oust axe he is undoubtedly dangerous. Tue Hign- Sneriff, an .I all Iron' 63 511.1 down to Sat. have na attracti_n fur me. Cornelius and Wasted - ad, at the . las'-tamed Weight, and both four years old; artt abso lutely let hlose, Corp _Bus probably havn,g the hest of it—in condition lit least. Weathergage, at Sat 6th, and &pita at 53 51c, moat wire place to Houlakin, at s:t . 316. The Brahmin, anti termagant are bo keel as had specs by the Preseuc•-; of Hugo and Surprise; Hugo I like the best of the . twain. It will be seen Ity these remarks, that .I .imagine the first &gilt at : t e finish will Ile funned 01 Cariboo, Codterow, M tutegue, a.ricot, Don Pedro, Cornelius, Houlakin, and ntol that, in my opibion, mi is not improbable that MON'r AcsUE; H;iulakin, and Haricot, will pima the Judge's chair in the three plicet); o..iriboo, enc.:crow, and Hugo, being Well up. Any altesattoini in my judgment necessitated by am deni urcuctLostances, yet unborn, will be duly hihitisx uu M ~day • The kirawin4-Room Stakes of 25 sovs. each, with 21 bonus b. ao independent subs., iption 01 10 stns. each, once rout.d, . which is about two mires one furlong and lot ty yam., will, lt,ig_iul~feclar•d, have nee lit Ld.) ' a (probatny Flints), s a cab i e, auu Stni-kwell-or Ilex. --report _tsa,)ti toe latter at the ra t Luro Exeter's colours will, no doubt, be found in ells VlAllit the et dkid, unless Films can r uu a little better UAL he did at A.cot. The 3.0 -boys. Sweepstakes for fillies, mile' and a .quarter, wit tie contested bt Red Hunt, Fogs till * , Lady Harriet, Hirsute. have but lit; le beans[ isle i n ewer tang th e rice Si t u , to .Laur 11‘111tIE The third : day'a list comprises s.h less than eleven races, of w hich the butte of Riehinunc's Plate, new mile, and the M; du et/ Pla;e, for getitiesuen rid ers , c l ose and hauile on bt.nday 01111 g.. - esic l" t ' i,7l• ,r r a t t w in u g cy•e"trcuelnd,ewsli7cillth a sweepstakesbiCllNsz,ipresu o tu f w 0 l ( 1 7 be sure to win i h u a t :; u a r r e n ci t o li . tioodwnod Cup, value 300 101 /A.,the,rest in specie, bY . tu ft than orui subscript ion of 24 soya each, with tar added. INo unles and u kr t., of F ile enaiart. n a n t i i .) a r lt a , t tO ti i i t e l t o his a, y , w Dg mate rial• 4: - New mite , . rt., 4 yrs, 9st ,lb; Tedditigton, 4 yrs, 93t 31b; Heruaudez,4 yrs, d•t Idlb ; J . e dieter, 3 yrs, 73t M A . ) Knoll; y Ytuilimuion, out ot Half arid-Ha:Vs dam,' 6 yr,, 7:1441b; 'Auctioneer (brother to Breadyface). 6; yr,, Tat ;lb; Fraf,tic, • 4 yrs, 7st 4th; Redmond O'Llenion, 3 yrs 7st 416 ; "Stilton, 3) s, 7st 4th; Bi }baton, 3 N rs, 7 s t , Buckthoru or Little Harry, both 3 vra old, the', itftt Hier tarr) 41b, and the, letter fist 131 b;Hervine,.by Mr. Waggs, out'ot Poetess, 4 yrs - , 6st I 1Ih; and Lady Harriet, 3 'c,re, 6st bib. The ino e mento of Hubble N4,ble, High Stkerair Paddle, and Chief Baron Nic-Julsonr I knoiv nothing abt,ut. Theliteat favouritism awarded to Stilton would seem to inter that; most people consirer he is a certainty; I, however, have ctinsiderai le doubts as to the specimen ot running bets likely to exhibit; and although his greet stride is aura to be , served on this course, I do not anticipate' seeing him - nearer the winner than second. or thii - d. Little Harry I have no laney for what ever; neither have I any fur Buckthorn or any other three years old, with the exception of Kingst on , who will be somewhere about the mark. Of the top weights nothing th..t I can discover has any ctalce of beating Ted; (Wigton. Lady Harriet's weight is much in her favour,' and it she wins Iv r race easily the day be ore, her chalice cannot altogether be out bete. The French mare Herviue will stand a much better chance ot c kr) ing off the Cup than any other foreign animal of late year has had—Armin nut rxcei ted It has been slat« d that she is deficient iu staying qualities, but that is tar from being the case, as was eve.• deuced by her g ivipg weight away to Electrique and' Au [leas in a two an d a quarter mile spin tor the Prix du Ca draft;.; and at the some meeting, with 9st up, she beat illus tration, same weight, over a two and a hall mile course. Her perormenees have, always been superior aiming foreign ani mals; it is now to be seen Whether her light we i ght will enable her to compete with our thoroughbred's. la conclu sil n, it is my opinion that the race will entirely lie with . Tedding on, S. ilton, Kingston, end Hyrvtue • r and that the Place ot honour will tot improbably be titled by . 1-IRitVINE . or KI.NG TON, Stilton and Tedititoeton being Mild aid mutt'. The Bentiuck Meinolial St. kes (second year), mile and ti halt; notwithstanding the large et.tiY, will "Ave but; a vet utiv, field, viz. 7-- Harbinger, IL hN bie.oble, on e of Lord Ribble dale's,, and one of Scud's. The race - 1 buck a Good HA, g for . _ SUN, LONDON, Siieepstaies or ro Boys. each, and 50 added. Three-quarterp of a mile. (3 Subs.) Alt:Trewe's Defiance;gst 101 U .. . ......... ( Knight) 1 Mr. Ster,-ne.'s. Chi ton, Kos 121 b . (Yates) 2 "rieltirik— 2tol on llin.inve. Won by The Park S aike 5 each, .ind 3 added, for three ye is .oid, &J. Gent etneu riders. Heath, once roond so.d awl a rata. . (3 mut,...) Air. DI ewe's Liberty, '3 yfb, 9st 7 b (G. Orewe) 1 k 4u'a Lir+ Geofge, b 3 Is. lu, Lzib .4Si:obeli) 3 Beotiett's . (Alr. Elwes) 2 3 . - Won in a carver... • . • The Hurdle St:ies of 5 s, v . each, and' 25 'added, one mite and i half,Voinner to be sold fur 801 , tire. (7 Subs ), were wor..i, easily, in tinee beats; by . Mr. Higgons' Sir P:rtri k, list 2•u (Higgons), beating Tenbury Lass, 6 yrs ? lust 'rib (I'. Ablttt), Mr. - Lout's, aged, 10st 41b, and lour ot6rs. ••• ••• • , ' GUIL - FORD RACES.— FarDAY. : i The. County Mt tub-rs'.Piate. or 50/.,•adde4t to'it Sweepstakes of 5 sow., fur two yrs old and upwards. Oue mile and a half. (6 Suns . ) Mi...Ongl e 3'S hitd of Paradiie. 6 yrs, 7st 61b ...(Norman) 1 Mi:"Reevea's Abdallah, 5 yre, fist 21b (A,b,itt'ej 2 ~:tr. Soarkes's Ptet•to, 4 yts, Bst 1olb Ponce Roper , ; 84 21b, "sou Letterpress, let orb, use ran. WM easy' by 1 early a length . . ' Her Majesty% Pl ate o f 100 gu i nea s. Two miles. Mr. P.wney's L a ma rt i ne , 4 yrs, 95t........ .. . ... (A. Day) 1 Mr :Henry's tiutt e rfly,•3 y rs , 7 st 7113 (Arthur) 2 Mr. II aie's Merry P ea l, 4 yrs , 9 st ' (Abdale ) 8 ( - 34 1 ,, e.ii , P.owt-li:s Freestone, .3 yrs, ist 7lb .... . (Poole) 0 Mr ...... Mr. Bru%sn's Serendib; 3 yrs . T a t 711.) —.........(C01e) 0 .111 "ulaN's Sir Johu.Barleye,rn, 7at 7 1 b .(Quarter) a Betting—? to 1 on Butterfly, and 2 to 1 &gat Latnartine. Wiiil by y neck. . • , . . Tlie . Town and 'lnnkeepers' . Plate of 40 sovs., aided to a Sweepstakes of 3 soya each: One mile. (6 Subs.) .. Mr:•l'..it'.. Simott the Cellater. ist 51b (Sherweud ), .3 1 1 Mr. W. blt's.blerlin 3 yrs, 6,t. 6lb i.'.....(Kendall).' 1 0 2 Mr.-Drewe's BarnAorpe, 4 yrs, 7.tt I.lb...(Archer) 0 0 ; Mr... Barnard's Isabel. 3 vrs, Sat 21b (Arthur) 2 2 0 Mr. Reeve's WeeMirkv, aged, 7st alb (Bailey) 0 dr. Capt. P..Well's Miss Gulth.ebmidt; ist 61b....(P001e) 0 dr. Three well contested heats. Non :by a neck. The Scurry Handicap of 2 sovs. each,. and 20, added (8 Sufis.) had a tndi., wag woa by,a neck, by Mr. Hussey's Hamhietonia.n, 3 yrs, , fist 9!‘) (Dockeray), beating Presto, Bs. 111, Simon, bet 4.b, and five h ers. • • done 11 1 of " I N , 31. .0 ~'\ tt0E4.14 VIC7'OIII,I CLUBREGATTA. DEFEAT 5 0F THE CELEBRATED CLIPPER' • . FRIDAY EVANING:— It-would be diffi -tilt in • 4(41 to u n v. yto the winos i f persons- removed a die, taupe limn and: kpot anything 1,. 1 / 4 #9 an adequata lace of _the. surprise which pervaded ciaases-in tbi6 island on the ute opiettvr - reault of the race. f-r her :.191 jr , r4.).-?.., Cup of 100 gtstiierts,and the defeat of the hitherto uocoLquer• able.actwoner and clipper' America. by•one;; tit the •iidest covers in-the equiedron.. The extraordinary-powers and " 111. 4 ceiling 01.tbe America, as-witnessed .last year botW here3.and at Cower, had given sit etrurg an assurance tit her suecetsa, that the mach bad to a certain # 'tent keen d of ire 4E4 'by the great teujority of yachtsmen the compett!ion fur the prts'l -was alinott looked' upon es a settled question. Theretoie, the reverse of th s has usturQly excited the greater amount otiotonilib te.-lic The witddhg tie prep-rty of the Vito Commoelore of the Rol al Victoria Club (ylr.,Thos; ('ristatii-rfeyn , ) it is true , ii not.the Arrow ot heat year; tor dying the winter she has been .lengthened et the bows and r wire improved, and many of hose til '!oha'werit pr.habt} the result of sogg:lmill* whirl] pre- 7 eqentett trom the app. terabre ot• ' , mot g,t the yachts the B rit i s h evadr. n. be tar' she, in eon:Anon wittisetverat other yach , s, have pt.( fiteit by the American notions anported'amongat th"n with those 'trout tvery other p.irt of the world during the' ~ - -ventwl *Sear or 185 t, 'T ,us D.gland bait reasitt to r thata ynung an 1 thriving slat., when 'left to riewn resout ce so* tun wiled by the enterprise nf the parent, and in the chit is stile to biting b xit some useful ht,htti' to the. mother country Ile addition -1u the Arrow,.• who . has °hailed' her uld-fashioniei .Bpr:train:le, we have the Maine edt. fed t.. her form anti rig; with the Giuriana (Lewly bull , ) the Vestal tit , d several others atm. h ave : Hot y e t lest their hands. Alt bough au old vacht, 'The Arrow hits a lways y r e s a n r k . e a d , a o s : a :e l e a sre s ,f t ,7 ' r v he e :e7tr,su l hl o ye l 11.1. class, as - she proved.. Ittst ctintencied againat the 13.cchan'e; which was a bee very well and v. -r) closely con eeted It is, gritty tog that with alt her urevious perlortootices, and the great pees ige or the name of the .Awerica.' that atter cask‘ng all our English yaoht owners hid* theft. a na m b ju e l e c n e ll o o t b .g ly ra r t e i.. -- dlakialtpd heads and retire in disttlaY. from the contest. , that the-eitme Waters, stud he most militate... Wing o f the etwers'Of the It la( Victoria Club, the i wac k clipper has been compelit d to accept a third place agaiest Parawi , atir, even ko,r. be honours ut the club have .l th , but whether ..rtaaa ottfaiimheuaktr,eqvaeltit Yachtwill take place at use c: Cowie, reinisina to bit seen . Still the .de:eat of the ili:nneratiirn.irs4loaitiumiajajittrivt-vreher:oa.ownsti7htgbltaeoils'e:leetatliEnencilawndhicti vecuniuly • aild pi e..eteineetiy her' ovim,- . • • ..• . • P. , In consequence if the departure of the boat f-i' Ports . ainivh before the arrival of the ees.els, but'scanty rants were receostoili given, which . will now be 'supplisd. The.prePoristoo gun was at halt•past ten, and in about fir , minutes that, Was followed by one fin' sailing, and it Was thought by some persoutithat thwllleequito had alippi d ter isechtir before the second gun, but th a t A 1-""I'::::. uclgd is a statement which requires coefirmation. 'However, immediately the starting gun was fired, i she was 'seen taking the lead;•tollow•d closely by the Arlo% the wind at the time blowing light trom the north-weer. They all carved round to the norihward, with the exception of the America, through some misunde7siandit g on her part, and she went to 'the south Ward, and by this mititake the suff, red a good deal of diaadvantage in the loss of time, and the cutter s . that were on the right tack got a good ••rart before ber,and owrounding the No-man Buoy, the Z-phyret a, who was lying close astern, passed the America a Hole to the windward, on the warbaard tack, - and got round the Nab Light ' one cuniutei b , fore hi r. - From ' this point Moscieito kept' beschtig . the Arrow's very little ' towards the Wniie C h ie at th e ; Ncic' ef the island , which was now against fl 'asai tile, ' . Tie whole 'of the yachts thus kepi ; in shore as tar us it tt ,, u'd be dune . cii,h4ilety, -Until 'they got ab-ut imile and. a ball below the ligh:,.when the wind changed and gti' rout.d to the west- by, 4,outb, • a sort of 18,116:itiititsi,o,nr, ii paltry". awe bath i ng weather, by,isliicb• aqemporary advantage Wan aitillitileiy fsenniatehetonife and than ~, gnome , • but it was m o st decidedly itufaivour of the 11 0 , gook 'Whist -wes•of at muetebineflt to her brought all ibe leSt dead to leeward under her he, as, being 4 tiow , h s tirrer vt , i4 , l, the Mosqu it o took advantage of every puff of wind that cattle either from the - bay or from the high lands. Another great thing in her favour was the po wer Of . being. able to . make short , tacks quicker than the . f o rger and. longer vesaelc, and the MO5. goo held a much better wind truth the Arrow. The America _held a good wind; but being a larger vessel, to get up , unable to hrk.V , and t) l ie rkTr r oqi j it i e g e, gv w d h ' ich '4 ' he met w t:i B t h I ti h ' , hat ji.t stiiteo tier. She ,ad now her jib head topsail ti.br, gtits.inuA griunil upon her until after rounding b it. Cattierine'a, when sh e b gait to overbuilt the 'Arrow ver y wee,rant r I : l t:side s ol, h . singli, rh : te. i„, end fi „„ i l y , paa ,ing tier on her wewh e r qui , ter abreast of F,- , , sh ^Ater , 0 1.• O " rounding the beanies imb: ,. h.,Artteoilicfity,,d ,.. rans io us . uu a u s c ie i r w ii i o n t d . th ia • -30 . w et as sq e u x it p o ,, , utvd it, .b,, ble• tile a : pest/a', hold gt7,posou l, way' acrd , with p i?, ti 11,,, her,d, ii jniubd;:itibtiege ~Nittit gq,uiteiotswoc:siire,njudistd, *hen ti,e bri, Z , stiffened from the ivirth,a rt s . i her Wills began to draw, aid she eowiDeed to overhaui rh„' m ., _ "Vol very lee, eig"i paOsed dead under her 1, , e ,b,v,::,_ ~r 14 ming ten Creek.. , Toe Ateleric.i, havin g u „, v . . ob. ' laincii it,e licail, the beiges of bee trienria : were . ri.vi, ea that she -woull, prove, us shelled betore, victuri nus peer ail compe itors, and but little doub t s w ere entertaiued loac she would: be the vie or, . She .PreteTved the lead until the got abreast ef,Osbernwituuse, when: t h e • Arr.,. and Mo:q Igo ran close astern - of her and be. ealarid.her sails; at that.time she was going d• ad before the wa n d, Biung. able to a nswer.th•ir" bellies eis„,:,6 l , than the' Ami.nea, and the wind being very tige,, u gre.st,udvsntage, was obtained by t r h r, e ,w eut i te .h r i s s . me w e h yo n .s i lut4ibide tbilr large bailout' ivpsiiiis Set, While the America Both hilt one seeei topsail was not allowed. according to' the regulation s of tt , e club, to setlier tersiotopinaat stayiail; c r ' s; ' l r g ' t h:i l i : t ., u h n e , : , :r tl i t ) i e u lt h t , i b ti rn . g wa p v ii t s ' li w it ay n , " I d s i w s a s S ta l t l e o d t , a rr b ld ek a nt a vr i h a I ° t the round it 'h or d e t. aa t t he or P Arrow eeStl a il l , ni M id u ivl u y 4 b u e f t & : "- d (Zl it C 4 satie Kiet and Ride, by t he filosquito'a bii t :i e n ct i drilging the laboard bithr of t A jpet bath yachts; if, proved, to very serious corm rite - as the 18th regulation of the Royal 'Victoria Yaritit bee t , Mates . that''' two yachts touching will' both be di tie,iiii flA,' unless it can lie clearly proved to the 'Sati 3 B l " e ti i i --- albs , : conitnitte which is the aggressor ." Th e f : 1 - 1, - ) - ‘ 0 , n lag is I.he offielai return of .the arrival of the i..h - is a .f he pier. as . communicated .to.'.. the Cimmodur f ou club:— , : . ~. . .. match,w......•:1:: Ii" :''but.7f6l7 A: 46999/1:1!::Ir8.(1tiir It wiIt ZAIII:A real°Pr i ': : : : : : ::: b c:a e ' seen . ..1........'. that - :: ;11 :. e - r e diff-rei ce be; ween;the arrival of the first and elh ,d rid e v ° ,, n a ti . . .. sets, aril the guns from the Brillinnt were an elose, y fultuw ing each otio r, that they were tamest fired simultan e „,i al ' It yeas the. genera opinion ot the pars. na on the ,Z* that there was no perceptible differei.ce IN twi en th e P "; r,,w sod ,he M .quite, and that the to be ,lied sgatit. Th, Atnericw Was icarc!ly t „,, .. sz e . flutes astern, and alth,.ugh a beaten comp , titor, still the thlug. ot .a bre z she ,would have p r ov ed herikelt as A _ ci : g•-rety, a riv4l Ms. when she originally came iiito than se wale's. Tii P Z ph) ref to wsa so tar astern 'bat she y,,, i , considered ono o f •the match, alAidill 00 1 ' srrive Er more thairhel!' en hrur after the AtheriCh. - A. the' vee s o, , triVe'o , if the p.er - they were received 'vial cbee r i o4. In the 'course, ot the elle , hoot' there "." races b y wit h vti t, r ,th i , t ,e. ) . u m, s e, k ...m. i+l e s r es o f f g - . 11 ') v,_yeteh'ts, gi, - , , ,,. di egies. -and a onek . hunt, the whole o• which ..;r,• w. II contested, and appeared to give 4, ,.. neral toittslacti,tn. by a variety cf i.xperin3re's, This stternoon the company on the pier were, am tned Pirt , ttth for ravittv lie from shipwrtek. in, invention ~f ' l . _ qtr. Lsurip. A beat west Wo , lroi 'ir ' l2 v Po r, fr.,, wie b ti IttPlltter of pera , ;es pittriva t"tAt the seas pro_ 'inert wiirt twits. pillow,, at.ti nis,i;ressPS. to .h eh (h e y ; , t :e t v h :hey tuaintsite-ti b) i e erel)•holdieK a th ' " at 'aehud 1u•i"4.4 it asas truly u sl6,l:lsl . llt.g to WiinCSS th e b i.o i . T i. i . .! r 4 r i t i:' ,, g , b nisti re.s i or pillow in the elutt ~,,,i, „ .) .„ t. , I tititta theetit g , :*" ' p late,at which thy , Ithivt) P" 1019 rais e d Ilitl- g. tor, .. . ' -t,d _LIDO tove_rul ~.103_:34,,,,,,:ef ? t, ,. ~,,,i i . b e d, cl , . , t 0 weak . , ei to.v v r egei, vni 'lto -d - Io. : the ,r4if..g t -.,., .h 3 - and to t ~.,,,, r , 0 „,.,„1,,t, b.,,,e.. trams Istory of the elections now in TEE ELETION' •• h ti P ° ° the whole a somewhat reP arkable. IRELAND- 6 .. D 4ilsoounr, and unil i ss this da i FRIDAY. Yeaterdity , day in the t -oned out to be tropolit an chances of the county_ it will - be :seen the t na y be regarded as pr ogress.' In the me -4,1„,k3 wonders the game candidates of the D,-tence Allefritition are at 'a -ma the Tat,her• •ccentrir, thoroughly honest, - but . ,Mr. Henry Grattan has been virtually. •scouted bas been doomed to . s uffer a out 'of the - ydesi.' lost. In - Meath field, and '. unadulterated , ultra montanistn will have achieved its proudest :huntiii.„, , grievous and holly `'Pc triuniph in .. the return .4 Mr: Frederick Luca, uf the 7 17 ' i T ..'u„,,,,. -n , itOWIDLIIIOII C.4% . iyeri l ment esi imable us'lPxpected reverse of fortune. Long before the nissolur io n the selected party had a very m i .. Fount -father Lloyd, as the cithdithre who, by ' their united 1. xertioos, Wes to relieve Mr. Fitz..tephen French from the , cares of Parliame n tmq lile,...and so perfect was the !)rgarrizttion thsi up to yesteiday the D,rbyites here sonsiderrd the c ounty " sate. for Ministers. gentleman; A coaliti o n, howe'ver, Which had been effected bet weer) the late representatives Appea rs to have m aterially elt.red tit. eot of affkirs, and after a careful com parison of notes, Mr. - 1. 1 u) d'a committee arrived at th " etsnelusio n that a contes t iii the present te mper of the e: ..Ityls would l e ad to the "greatest dis' ut hauce to the Public peace, in consequtoice of ) 11 e,wid.-:.., piread ititoidmi o n used tOW,ocl, , the electors t o in duce th an to retract • their ' promi ses o , thsP , co t e. ; s- thPrefore, 'L. they earto-stly - rtrorpletited M r . , 4 , 3 4 1 to wi:bdrawt' and ' thus overt the ill - k w Cgs of t h e " deuttee 6 ti"n 6 " now gain ouri;rtrig.i - . ---- ,--- - ' ' ,which' were I - ni ted to create a breach notg on, .- - - ' 'YNT• • •11 nr .stou'rn D ) .v.0.. w .- c - • • ... bit' •or . o , ( Clt- heal e d; .4 ' C" e.. 1 . iier the legitimite bond, . "sil y „. . „ .11n,d,,,, , ii . 1 colliti ailr it the 11.'''''s R ear -ktinnial _cor,q,...,At. pri-c.ent ciet,,,, .. ,Imilli.g "lin he ProrreliOnisilu • 4 so- Athui..il pit y -cott in Ct!.nrid N i tra tion Wid-Fuccee.l Rear- ho vv .' s • I- bus Advised, ... ' , ~- • , `Atrn t .r u ily itii - $Oll Cratitti k - r4lu i aPPuittaattnt.-Pirt -stm .Cl all Poles - ) •ci- I '4l litiAd In the.StorulDAPa fettathe, fi eld I n po,. ~ . . _,,', . . . . . 0,4 . 4 its feriae: owls - T 1 4 64 tuinke i 4 SATUII. DA Y Zbtrt 8(1 :v OFPIC E, .Seven a Clock. • _ 1' A T EItSA L IS 1 G o'cLoc.K. as .0 DIV.OOD STAKES 9 to 1 tio t Haricot 12 to 1 ays t Surprise '. 12 to 1 ag^i t fiatibranwr 12 to 1 Ergs t Don. Pedro 13 to 1 ags t Weatherg4l6 - • 16 to 1 ags t MuSieian 25. to 1 rags t Crlekeroiv .30to 1 agl t Montague ODWOOD CUP. 2to 1 Bg°; 4 5'91499, 4.t0 1 t 'Copt° 10-to 1 ego t N...wmtoster 14 to 1 airs t Heroine ' 16 %0 1 ag.:4 t Tkidingt(m. 1t IN Ct. One of the most "t t eree, stiogceremonies of the film of the 15i h o f Au to.have be.entbe inaugura tion of the Einperor's tomb, in the church of the luvalides ; bo o r I h -- a•tmou gh v iscouti has done all it his power to hasten the wcalts; it is now ascertained that they are.not in. a sufficiently forward state to make it possibl e t o have - the tomb inaugurated on that occasion,- It appears that a short time ago Louis Napoleon pa,id a visit to the Javalidet, for the, purpOse - i•eceinii. the state the Works. In '"going-: round them he observecb at" the foof • of the staircase leading to the tomb, two basjelieN st a ircase the right and the other nbe left hand. . - "l'd* asked- M. Visconti the subject of these two b as - reliefs, he witCtold that the,ene Was krepreerotation of :the Prince de Join 7 vide bringing the renraius of the . Emp e rOr Nu ! eo n trd m Helena; and the 'o th er,' we believe, Louis Philippe receiving them car tteirarrival inParts• He iwtoedtately ordered them to be taken 'away. The followititis the• exact state of the-works at the present Inintnent : — The^ " great, altar of coloured unable, witli-twisied pillars Supporting the great batthquin, is finished. The tombs of Genertila Duroc aniOiertrarid,to gttt t, are also finished:J. £6 O eleant and.elaborately finished . : gate: before the alter ha g be en Put- up. • • The Mosaic pavement is nearly, but not completel3-, finished. The triple marble stairca!e is • finished. Two of these /stairs, lead upwards to the platform 'ruder the dome; the, other to the circular crypt of the Ealperor's tomb. It is over the entralite to"the latter staircase. that the , words taken from the Emperor's will are inscribed " I:deture that , my Salsas ebouid repose on the banks ot the Seale, in the midst of the French people, whom' I hive so much loirtd." Oa the right and on the left of this gate are colossal broort.-lbaryis-zidesthe one. carrying: the sword of justice, the other, the crown and sc• ptre. la-the unlclie of the stairs are two hrotize•gates; on the right andlbe left ; and, at the foot of the staircase were the two bas -reliefs— the one iu bouour of Philippe, and tile other in honour of tbe'Printiti.de Joioville7-which, 451 has been, already stated, have been taken away by order of the' frier, Pre sideut. Six of the twelve bus- reliefs, which are to oroament the.circulsr tottery round the crypr,, are .already put. up Lth, others ore not yet ready. Ta twelve c a r yat id e representing victortts, vvbich to .watch over.. the -tomb, are already placed. The circular Cr) p . -•in white mar bl e ' finished, as well as the basement in green - marble. At the present moment the blow process of cutting the huge block ot red - porphyry, Whlctils to be in the s h ape. of a par, cophagus,, and . , which is to contain th e ashes of the EmP•eror, is now going on, but will take swine months to complete. The, restoration of the tombs of ru. reran* and Vauban, in two chapels o ff th e d ome, are to •be re s tored. The columns, the pilaitero, the and the capitals of the dome, have, been rede corated, end the paintings' and gilding in the dome itself are ,in course of being iestored.. From Ws it will be seen tbiit the most important portio n o f t h e works has been completsd, .but still there is so much to rip th a t it i s.certa i u, they..will nut be trendy in time fur the 15th of. August.' • "• ' •‘• THE GENERAL ELECTION STATE OF POLLS. . BY•ELECTRIC TELEGRAPIL-(THIS DAY.) -CArrliNl;66 SHIRE. FINAL CLOSE OF THE P..LZ. Trail! bind air —... ... 106 TIPPERARY. fl 8T tut: a.. 1,922 Ocway 691 Scully ... • ••• ... 2 04 O'Brien •" XING'S COUNTY. 1,160 Bland 1,083 Bernard . 628 KILDARE COUNTY. Cogan ..• 1,278 Heueky 1 253 Kent d' 510 MONAGHAN . L-blie 1 591 Forarer 1,542 Gray ... 1,190 L E I r4IM. Brady •• ... • 351 thealtoilts M 324 . 11•• 4411 p utitguu4ery 302 ••• ... .MAYO. MoQre 406 Higgins ••• • • 3 83 M Alpine ... 266 • • CARLOW. FINAL. Bruen 864 Buubury ,85 , 2 Ball • Keugh • ••• • ••• 230 •• KILIiENNY . ••• Shea ..• 4,117 ••• rocsne E,lis ~, Bucli3r . ... ... 3 ; 804 784 ••• `651 ••• --- CLARE. Fi , z,zprala • 2 022 Visltd• hoc 2 015 O'Brien 1,921 WEXFORD. ' . 1,991 George 1 220 Mug in 1,07 8 C4rew 1,0 33 Nunn • ... ••• WATERFORD. 849 "' •." 809 Power ... Hutchinson ... E.moude ••• ••• • •• N • • • 228 ••• ••• • ••• DOWN COUNTY. oR ... • . •• 7,124 Crawford 09 2 SLIGO COUNTY. FIRST 'DAY. Swift • • • ••• ' -69 P ••• •• • B )oth 598 478 Gore • Tirßo E N a t i.f .- 4 HereiTton,•COrry, g ins nominated, 24 1852 , .E'VkNING, JULY ••• .., 9,, 4 , k I . fixed for the 26th instant, ~ being the last' Otlthe Mining Company of Ireland, electioint. At Longford the ,' cipleNif ID t 6 I ' Irish I Mill Pool, Tywitrdreith, p.m . ro ecti n and wicklow•Copper. •• . . !net with a e i tti n a i. f e. A t . t h e twelfth L hour the I In Foreign Mines the transactions have been in Car's.. kivtioninurible Alri•Kiug•llarman beat:ii retreat, a la d Mariquita, Imptrial Brezlianc . lllexican, and South the two Liberals were quietly' in 7 tolled' Members kmeridie, United Mexican, Suttee); and Sr. Jail 'al produce of for the i county. Gal wily has .1011 ,, wed. the , exampl e I teY. of Itcicollitneti and Loneitird.. l'oere,ino, the GA. •• At the hal•-yearly meeting tkf the Grosolidated Copper iweeirtnhineint criii .. didal . if, the:ll - 10n...Mr. D,aly - , bas.yielded Mines df Cobra, uti-Cinsaay, the r:-per , howe,cl th,,,, the uu a struggle, and thus coticeded to Archbishop p a st ' ' f ISSO was 17 902 tone , • f h copp4 cre for ' l h , , or rho r out)- 15,604.• Th . a ' price, however. had aii kiiuit' ille right to lioilii • t ' . fh . .4 amerting this. privilege , Da .e the candidates , olso . n mooed, and there remained a balat,ce of 16 , 3711 . 10.. 7,t,, te iection. fudeed the hustings I ' , so bent - was ' .“ his G l id e " upon which enabled the dir,ctors•to Occi,are .t civideud of 2f. that-he appeared es*erda at per share p or the .. purpose 'of • y .. y ... ~ ayable on and after the 29 h inst. proposing Captain b t a l e i:u st uene7hein the cour se of- a long and ibflamtnatory LtTlwDapeiriby"atid tfh supporterS,:--; thus - drat - red war' to the knife against prey! nts himself betore 'lie here, I inquire., nai% P a e i r ,: un seivice.s:.- w h iit iI V be 'his fisholy—rrhat may be his fiv,bat I ask may" be hid private or domeetic quell °Mrs bimself . •t L em - under "-hat - 1 )011 th:iv) banner he sentence was. twit by eoluelf.ubodenr consideration ? And if I find r drowned by the tremen the banner of Lord Derby—(the remainder of the dbas groanir g are in love with the Suc k i*" (1) Doeupport him if yop pat him' it situ n, „.. .aitriois.— (Groans ) Do sup fishiohable (4 . ciai I , B tl thm, Mr.. Lacy should send some preclncte of the cotuivt ea ab Adonis to invade the sacred terexne into the. u i r , slid at, any unseasonable hour -::(eries of ci.., m ) if iity of its t.nseerated iuniates , should be wrecked— that yeti wiAt that your &repels into prises —iliac the' G your prieri , l3 bhould be flan- . od of /leaven , under rho f orm 0 bread and wine, should be n' 1 r, its hij . was . iin a 1 . e;posed to, . blasphemoue Ge;id Derhy's G;;;vernir c"a4i°1450.11 will support Of ' Nt, no.') Gentlemen'''. 77(Entfinsiastic . , • shouts in"' thif ( 4 4.pire •'. ever A' - ir. Yon s wish that freedom but the .God of HJ' ay , Person. . should enjoy bins shoald be leaft4.trut tlie. 'Pi. retkel t *oat ev_ery proces . procession of Corpus Chriati, m'Vabich the God oilleaven is Be should bide . 114 t e „ , ai, not _ adored -- it you wish that out in t peo or.Y 14, r!.ei i4.lhoulitrioree permitted. t o come lion's, you will support the Den by IP, of thithoic mil i t ) ,,u wish those h„ t ,, ek , of j -Toverement—and througed to suffocation before th e • Jr !" which were when those homes are tigeitr.tilled.umpl"-"if Yull wish; by the growing popu l at io h —for the growto.of the Dot E ' growth ot.tbe people 01- .Ireland_. • a.l is . sa mi , biera of the sro to have them - pre served—ii you wish to ba'm the tuundatio etwels, ,tonicb.„yuffz..piety.ibuy build u stone of those it up, o uccording tot the. ritual of the Catholic-Chur c h_ f u a is h . to have bishops and priests wear the robes - your 0 th.ir protes otA—lt you W.ibb that those priests and' bishops 8,4 h, i d 1 aor..und ,, g , a ,p e ualty for viel at il ig au • utirigh t ,,, () ,„ I )u , , w -- ' then you will nut support Lord I ) e 4 rby. Talk of ci vi l an d religious liberty iu se country where °. man is obligcd to 14th on lest F r id s y. ' m- violate the taw a s I • - 4 °..Y of you remember to have seen the vonera:ed tot m of that sainted- Bishop of Kilmartin& , d h. Many rem ] here ember wall the ~,, a Lists and w i s d om which telt from his lips. (Cheers.) . It was my melancholy duty to at t en d on ast.Wetieesdayi when hiVe‘hve were °gathered to his,' , ' rather.; for be•ivas deposited in the tomb of Dusb, th e first 13,ship of Kornecheluagh, who distributed blessin gs ' among the poor- long before teat excresneuce of Chrbet ae _ t - ty ; •the pto,estani Church, disgraced the , world. I d o * , a a nut now speak of - it . cree d; I speak of it. politically. W hen enterog the gate I was re rum& d that I was about that that was the fire eh-hi of : the Pio. violating the law; testaiii leryman, sod that he was icier. It I were guilty' of a violaritor ohne law, 1 .. now meow it before the world; and, what is more , I feel is my ditty to pr,,ct a i m th at I an d, thiuk inysed a mot or to that duty that Was ito posed upon me by Heaven, if I were, o s h r in k from proclaiming ' ~. I l i erta e h d the obsequies'over •my venerable mother.--(LAid cheers-) Toe raW reminded me of the viohstion of to euactmehts•e bleb I Was committing. I was retulod4 of a• recetet• pruclainstioni but. I was also reminded of the answer , told that of the ' apo st l es o f when 'th * were _ tiirristianity t h ey they should be cast WO Pawn i f they procl a i me d heist crucifi The words ol th e apostles were my ' eed; orailliu—' V bgber it be lawful toobey man or to obey God, judge ye.'—"(L 11( 1 meeting,) That h as b,en, twd shall' be taiwayS,. the rule to guide 'me in betting at bought every low. pe?si enactizieut and every anti - c bthic proultsiii,i,,,—(LOud and long-continued plau dits, emu, - which hts Grace retired)" In Carlow th c e colnhatants are aim . oat neck and 'neck; and so fm i t weak'. be unsafe to b e t upon the , probable violets.. As sotne compensation .for; these Government disasters, a seat will in all human like linood be won •in the county of -Down-=Mr, ;Ken taking the place ot Lord Castlereagh, the late repre lientative,2as the sten! . of the first day's poll seems to preclude all hdfie of '31 ,. . Shard:tali' Crawford retriev ing his present pos i t i o.i. i of last in the race. 'Th ere has been twine ikingUißery work in, Clare; blood, it is said, boa been profusely spilt,, and six. lives. are re ported to have been loot at..a ~place callecii,Six-mile bridge. No particulars have yet. ,coma to hand, and it may beithaczbe aocoUnt•is exaggerated. . THE. LOND O N GAZ E TTE,' J uly 23, - 13ANKRUPTS. • • George Clark; draper, Old -street, St. Luke's, to surrender July 29, and S e p t . 2, et hatt;-past twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. "Canaan, official asSignee, Aldermanbury, ; Ash silid urst Sun, Old 'J ewry: . Henry Gurney, Pitti e ld- street , , Hoxton, victualler, J u l y 81 And Sept 8,-at one,•at the Court of-Bankruptcy. Graham, official assignee.; Patten, Ely -place; Holborn. Thomas Lister, jun., c o tt on spinner, .Long Preston, York shire, Aug. 2 and 81; at eleven, at the Leeds DiArict Court. lope, official assignee, Leeds; Haile, Leeds. 'Charles Rogers, draper, Camborn e , Cornwall, Aug. 4, at Exeter eleven, and 24, at one, at the District Court. .lietnaman, official inesignee, Exeter ; Sole, Turner, and - Termer, Aldetthanbury; Stegdon, Exeter. Henry Addia, William Onions, and Edmund Lloyd, vi• negar mienutacturers,.Gloucester, Aug: 3 and 31, at eleven, at the• Bristol District. Omrt. Hutton, official assignee, Br i sto l; Wilkes, Gloucester; Bevan, Bristol. • . . .. John Rampeldi, jeweller, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Aug. 8, at. .eleven; and.. Sept. •3, at twelve,•at-the-Newcastle- upon- Tyne District Court....Wakley, official assignee, Newcastle. upon- i' ) Le • Hoyle, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; . Crosby and CupptoniClurgh-court, Oldiewry. ... . ,DIVIDKNDS. ... ... At the Court, Basinghall- street. . • . J. Gulling, Yalding, Kent ; licensed common _brewer, Aug. l 3; at twelve—E. Medic( rth,Wisbech S . Peter, Cambridge shit e, grocer, Aug. 13, at half-past' eleven. , I ' B. •,-, ‘,. •" •in the'Country. ~ . papa, • Gloucester, tha.Coure, Bristol—W.- N. Monier, -Liver pool,. spirit mer. chant, Aug. 16, at eleven, at the'Court, LiverpooL • : 1 wooletapler, Aug. 16, at eleven, at . ' ZI.YIVILN•' OF DLVIDEN DS- - I I bccleshead an d Cummins, Liverkoql, sommisiion•and for warding agent i i. 6 a. -13(1., on MondwyrjulY 1 9 or any subsen quent Monday;bet we en elev en and. two, at the office' of il.tr, Bird, Liverpool. ... -: - Dickensem, Brothers, aria 'Hodgson, Liverpool, merchant 3-Md., ori - ,3lontrAy, J u l y 1 9. or tiny subseqUent Monday, be.' tween aleVen add two," at the: 'Office. of .Mr.. Bird, Liverpool. C. Steadman and C: S. Baltawelt; Mancheister, joiners and builder s , 3s. 6 1 1. ; . en any•Tuesoay,4between eleven and one, at -thiv . ttffit.eeadilini iMnr:iiMaanc&kbenesztleer,iMiaonineehreb t al r aluilder, Sc.. id., on• any Tuesday, between.eleveu and one, ' all th e o ffi ce o f M r . Mackenzi e , M anchester. J. Potter, y tretliorilentgg.blBM,;,hVw ll eemnanetivcetnuraern,d 45., oil Thursday '. three, .., at a t n a offic e of slr. Whitmore, Birniir gliam. W. eroticism]; 11' igan, Lanci4bire,' iron me chant, . Is. o#., on Tuesday, Aug. 8, or any siabseq . 'ut 'l' eleven mud tics at the office;Of Mr' ''.F u ra e §ei ' ' Tuesday. betwee •I J. F. Taylor Wi .• . , AI andlitater„ • T ad ue ey, Aug . • , k,a,J, Lancashire, &Capri spion4-:r- 8 3 ' fl. on I ~.r ay•aubee ueot Tuesday, ' ' l4 ' and I , I. e, at the office or 311-.14-Ater L' betweed eleven 'reword - • - • , J,42. Holmes' and Y..L. Mar h llSunderla n d , chants, :Sa. 4d., ou S.turday, il . a , timber flier. , t 24th incaut, or any subse quent Saturday , between tell and th Bakr.r. N - Wcaat ' L.upnn . ;Tyne.•• • ' ree. at the..pffice of Mr. H. H. Bell aid • Bell, South. Shields, curers, bs. 6d., on Saturd a y, Jur y 24, or any r i t i p , er . manteac ming Satur dayi' between ten'and 'three, 'at tun office of M r. aw k len Newcaetle-upon-Tyne. '- • ' - . .E.-Bell, SontleShieldsipaper, manufacturer, 9d., on .4 a atur day; July 24, or-any following Set urday, between ten and three, at the office of Mr. IN akley, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. J..Nrcholson, -Kendal,. Westmoreland; drover and cattle antitheep salesman, 14s, on Saturday, July 24, or any fol lowing Saturday, between ten and three, at the office of Mr. Wakiey, t Newcastle-upon-Tyne. C: r. Hoyt!, Seatowp.:nills,.. Dorsetshire, miller, 6s Id., on any Tuesday, between eleven and two, at the o ffi ce of Mr. Hirt zel. Exeter. MiNING r riadiGE . N MATltet . ncontinues in an inactive sta te , -• (From Mining Journal ., of t . htsd . ay:) The Snare fur ea cept the r e gular divideno-paying mines, and others of undoubted value and Greatprospr,cts.pevy7twitil,from 170 Consols have ad sauced from 370 to 375; cwin to 120; Tincroft,. from Ili to 13; Wheal Basset, from 500 to 515 and 525; South Tolgus are 170 to 175. Bed lord. ConsOls, Drake Witl6, Mertlyn, &nth Tamer, Wheal Golden, Tremayue.. Celli Bruno, Clive, Great wrh.. 81 liaddern,. T 457. Consols, West Towan, and West Wins! Alfred. are in request, and higher rates demaAed for them. East Daren Mine has commenced paying dividends; and,. consequently, the shares are sought , atterat a c:lisiderable a.tivauce in prices. Unified Mines shares have risen in Cornwall from 150 to 200, The directors of the D. von Great .Consols Mining Company, .at 'their kly • board meeting, yesterday, declared a dividend of 7,1681., being .7/. per share, arisin g fruin-profic on sales of. ore sampled for the months of March and April. After payment of the same, there iectatintirin hand a balance of 21,305/. 17s. 7cl. in cash. A 4 'Trey ibkey- 1,1 the • hi-monthly meeting, on Monday, the loco( units showed-Copper ore sold, 25th March, 2,229/. as. 6d.; lord s ' dues, 1851. 3d.; labour 'cost tor April and May, 'ores; 3404.19 rinerchants' - titl4,' 1 44 5/ . 63; 5d ; tributere' part of the 1781. 64 '7d; Tress- sewn tor water ch a , g....26 , 11.-151:: •showing prot4 of 8171 tl. 31.; mid balance - at last account, 11/. , 10i. ld.•=8281 11s. SA dir:idend, 8104, leaves to next account, 181. 1 Is: 4d. -A. dividend or 6/. 15s.,per was declared. tsar • At Allred Consols••Minel 'two -monthly meeting, on Ttie , day, the accounts showed-.Bitlance in band last 'account, 4531. 55..2d.; copper ore sold, Oil Bth . May and 12th June (less lords' dues . , 1-18th, 302/. 16s. bd.). 5.1481 la. 10.; debts, received: from men, 8/ Os. 3d = 5 60W 6s. 6d. Labourcost for April and 'May, 1,4711. 2s. lld ; merchants' bilk 4251. Bs. Bth; water-lA*4g-, pald•Great 'Wheat Alfred 'for for months, at 311. per 'mouth, 12.1/...--2020/ 11. s. 7d.: . abusing balance in' fa vour of intne ! 3 5881 14,, 1 Id. lltritiend of 12s. per 41'1,0410* attl4l4Bl, 3 . 0721; leavt s a nalat,ce to hat.d of 5161. 14s 114. Oltery Saint Mary, Deionshire, apothecary, 5 3 / 4 d., on any Tuesday at,er the 27th inst., 'between eleven 'and three, at vs office of Mr. Hirtzel, Exeter. M. T. S. Walsh, Rumford, Essex, lineudraper, 3s. 10d., on Saturday, the 24th inst.,• and- three subsequent Saturdays, between eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Edwards, Sam brook-court, BAsinghall-street... E. Wickens, F.Averstarn, Kent, linendraper, 65., on . Satur , day, the 24th lust" and three subsequent Saturdays, between eleven and two, at the office of Air. Edwards, Sambrook. court, Basiugball- st reet . - - • • . _NOTICES. OF CERTIFICATES. • ' Ai the Cturt, Basinghall-slieet. J. Jutsum, Trafalgar-road, Greenwicb, licensed victualler, Aug..l7, atone --R. Buck, Church-street, Hackney, builder, A ug..13, aveleven: • At .North Wheal Trelavvny (Quethiock) bi-moruhly unetitt, on the 14 h InaL. the EiCCOUIIIB ahoweti kilt. luNt account. 191 8,8,:.; 0311 in June, 531=-721. B . l . —Coate ot A ril. 13/. 7i, 31.; May, 251.. 19, 3 .; .rilebet, 181. 14, stl ; teavirz 13313uee to next amount, 131. 173 91 A earl of 2i. per ahem wa. made. Ac heal AuLa Cuosola ateetosg, on 1 hur3day, a b)gbly f3vourable report wai reed from Cipt. Jun P'""}", and the available absets in hand amount to 742/..45. Cnyprave Consols half-yearly meeting, on the 16'h in.t., the accounts t.howed—Sd , a , ieta ?mod l a r " r • •8301.•17:i. 2d.; sttottu-cugtna and inatertala, 1 4541.10.. 6d.; iotintirtes and carri.g., 1571. 14,. 9d.; for commission nu sale of shares, 1261. 23. 61.; purtuq-; on account, salary, (1) 70/4 putting and advertising, AV. 17s. 7. 5 . 6;•81, 24. 64.—Balance last account, • 701 55. 4d ; cad‘, 2,4421. 163.: leaving Lalance to not; account, 0 1651,13. 2d. • • • ••• At Great Wheal Baddern bi-monthly 'meeting, on frusadtty, the tiocconts•ebowed-Balance last account, 2611. 12. 6r1.; received tor -black j..ck,.at 16s. per toe, %131. 5.5. 6d.; muudic, at 19, 6d. per ton, 831. 17a.; black 4 t , t,, 831. 13.. 114.1 silver lead, 1,2911. 4s. 6d.; cash of Mr. W. U. Grey, 2/ 2.: 16s. 5u1.-Ooslr, 1021. nlOs. 6f1.; May omit, 4581. Bs. 6d.; Juno, 5231. 4s. 7(.1.; . merchants' bills to end April, 1791 . 17s. 2d.; discount, comunstion; and • txpetitts, 141. 2s. 6d.; dues to ens 121/' 4s. Bd.; office eapenees. printing, &c, to end June, 141. 4s - ,2d.; 'editing billanco to neat account, 2221. . 3% 2.1;; since received Idr black tin, 1031 9a. 74.; silver 'lead or ore sold, U6si. 13s. 7d.; mundic, 64/. 7s ; due by W. B. Gray gal Val Coniols, 121 15s. 64.; shoes - 1.378/: Bs. "104." assets 'against lifibuitiei 'to end June '3251.'135. 4d. At Herodsfoot Mine meeting on Saturday,. last, the acootinta sh:Owed=lit-aif 'ores sold; 2.5591. 18e. 6d.; cop. **per ire, 281. 6s. - ld.=2 5881. 2 45. • 74.-Cost for Dt c., .5971 ss. 11d.; Jan., 6161.428.94., Feb", 5781. 155. Bd. ; - March, 5981. lle. 111.'..:dues; :12214 discount, interest, ent13948101:1 & c.,' 46/ ;leaving balance of profi,, 284 _19.. 2d. The liabilities are 9641. 61. 3d. -asset. : ore -501d,.e.61/. se. --7 d.; eri . ears -Of calls- due,,-1151. 2s. 6d.i leaving a balance of 169/. 14s. 24. - , At .. Bryntail Mme ht-monthly - Fleeting, .on T ues d ay, the accounts showed-Balance trom last account, 1584 17s. 91.; cost for April, 3121. 16s. 1111 M • May, 2721. 8 4. 54: u tei of tvisg. per ns 9d.; merchants' 91( 6s. 94.; dues„ 16/.851/ . 108. 24. ,Tin sold, 1.601.; e',llB 00 lance to next account, 1911. 10:1. 2d. ; 4 share wit. wade. At. the W.-monthly meeting. of the Coed Mawr Pool Le,,,d Mining Co..piny, on Saturday, the accounts - were Audited and psssed, • At. East Buller meeting, on the 13th July, the ac counts showed a balance against the mine of 1713/.85.3d. .A caU.of 10 8 . per. share wbe made. • At. Trrgardock-Mais bi monthly meeting, on Tues day, the accounts sbolered—B l i amcc f rom feat acco unt, 121/..16e. Id; calls ceived, 32 3 / 3 =4441. 161. Id.— Costs.tmr :hay, 14.11. 18. 41; Jeee, 1081. ss. 10d: 'earl( g balance to next account, 195/. 84.11 d. A ca ll or 1 0 a. per elute seal made. • At• Tresault special mee t i ng o f the direeto i a of the ur, Lime Quarries Cou pany, on the 15'b ivat., the a ttic' torst some .Very aQs,xpetlted Oilliculoegu cow _ atoned a delay in t h e proceediego to crc.e"d tbe ,svotka. rd hands in Doling the b , pek shares have oh" b r g ramo , Drake C in/ . .0"v3 croft,, ,Merl. 3 6 ,;', r u' etif , ilao , Beckhird, Treabveau, Trethellau,W"" (6, West Camden, Wheak Bietot, DpVoll.,o.reat ConsL rov id,„ no e, Wheel South rolgus, Tremayne, W." d live Gilbert, Pen t - Goldep, East a.ren, CO / 3 " " 1 ,:1,4,..1 'Alfred, Mendip broke and E ast Otiubui, ocui th Tauten), litlir, Great Br)n, Whitsk rj . , v„; of Tow 3, Sydney. ‘Trewor.ii, ,Tres , iey, o ir y.sonal, Whet Tr , vel)tte, Orscild, 9"1earL3,400.11t. T re , Boldep, Tawy Colao'su• rower, Wheal Reeth, *qui., Grum 491+ In the Country. T. F. Millar, Bath, publiaber and music-seller. Aug. 17, at . eleven, at the Court, Bristol- Elizabeth Ann Yandall, Bath, lodging-house. t keeper, Aug. 16, at eleven, at the Court, Bris o—R.eeacock,. ,4atealikcad, D.urbam, earlienter, Aug. 17, at twelve. at the .Court,...Newcfektioupon,Tyne—J. Webb, Rugby, Warwickshire, brazier, Aug. 19, at half 7 past eleven, at the Court, Birmingham—J. burlingnam, Voteeiter, mil linerlind draper, 'Aug. 1 . 9; at half- past eleven, it . the Court, Birmingham—W. E. Hill, Birmingtiiim, vilversMith and Adg. 14yat one, at the Court, Birmingham—R. James, Lenton, Notting hamshire, lace-maker, Aug. 19, at ten, at the Court,. Birmingham. CBUTIFICATES .GRANTED. ' B. W. Todd and R. Hobbs, Bath, ironmongers, certifi ;catekt,of the first clam—E. Bell, South Shields, paper manu facturer, certificate of the second class—G. Turnbull, Coxhoe, .Durham, draper, certificate of the third class—M. Lees, Ha lifax, Yolkshire, woollen manufacturer, certificate of the thud class. .PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. w. Gtey and G. S. Andrews, High-street, Camden Town, and Great P,rtland-street, architects—J. Palmer and W. Palmer,- Old Beckenham, Norfolk, farmers—J. Onions and A. W. Callen, Surrey Canal-bridge, Kent-road, patent. steel . manufacturers—J. Williamson and R. Hamer, Manchester and Salford, machine brokers—J. Wade, sen , J. Wade, J. Wade, itlD., and..(:. D. ,W a d e , Bradf or d an d blorton, worsted spinners (so tar as regards J. Wade, sen. • Horton, jun., and H. Hart , High-street, Southwark, hop tactr.rs - W. Omitting and . I'. Carter, Kirkham Lan cashire, spirit rnirichanis,—C. Johnson and J. P. Bicker staff, Liverpool, licensed victuallers—C. Hayden, and C. 'Hayden, jun., Wandsworth, drapers—Jane Francis, E. - Francis, a n d 13;• • Francis, Chistfehurst and North Cray, Kent, lime burners—R. :Gardner,' Manchester, G. Dean :and F. Youle, Liverpool and -Pernambuco; and R. Gard ,ner, G. Deane. F..Y0u1e,..11. R. Baines, and J. S. Gillmer, Bahia, commi s sion Age nts (so far as regvds R. Gardner)— 'W • .hunker and...J. Micbelmore, Totnes, coal merchants W... Knowles and T.. Cass, Blenheim -passage, St. John's Wood. build ers —T. Stead, :v.. Stead, and J. Stead, Bir stal, Yorkshire, drysaltere—X. Poulton and G. Poulton, Blackfriars-road, • warebousemen—W. G. Scovell and C. 11. • 'Howes, Benet's.place, Gracechurch-street, and billingsgate, fish salesmen -1-J. Barrson and C. DaViea, Ebury4treet,' Pimlico, t o bacconists —G. Holt, R. 'Holt; and Is. Goodfellow, Manchester, calico printers—W. Irlam a7:cl R. Hulnie,•Manclieser, calentierent—T. Phelps 'and .I:Phelps, Pembroke • and . Tenby , drapers -21. Robson and W'. Robson, Darlington, benders —E• Crowther and W. Holroyd. Halifax, fire brick manufacturers —H. Braum and -E. Wallord, Old Fish-street-bill, impoiters of foreign glass itobinsen, S.. COlrins, and J. Hargreaves,. Brauford, drapers—J Rea and D. Rea, Union -street, Middlesex MB - Great Tirchtield- street, bakera.—J. Taylor, G. Ro binson dJ. 0 d Halifa x, ,I .ncy manufacturers ' , an rul er° , (.. far as regard* J. H. Ormerod)W• Heywood and M. Manchester, weird gridiron turners —J". Bayne and E. B. Ellery, Mark-lane, merchants. SCOr. H SEQUESTRATIONS, E. - Bruce. - Eumbergh, .hat, manufacturer, to meet July `..8, and Aug. 25, at one, within the Royal Exchange C o ff ee _ ' house Edinburgh. . H.. Pearson, Glas g ow, hotel keeper, to meet July 28, and Aug: 20, at twelve, within the Crow Hotel, Glasgow, 31, Hew, D. i ron monger, to meet Julyand Aug. 28, at vile, witlin the Royal Hotel, Dundee. - CiLAlL;itt'etdi ( . - PVMOUTH, JULY 22. The, Rnyal yacht Victoria god Alpert, escorted by th e sty atEl•fl- at, lets Barnpool at 6 o'clock this morning aid proct.eded to P o rtland, whereliis Royal Hip hnrrs Pri nce Albert, accompamod by their H.t) al Highnesttes thr. Prince of Walt a and Prince Alfred, landed and inspected the works at the new breakwater. The steam squadron were etch red to p roceed direct from Plym o uth to Cowes. The Royal yacht, with t h e Fairy tender and Black Eagle Admitshy yacht, re_ 'mama to for 'two hours iu land roads , and th en pro ceeded Osborne, where the squadron arrived at half ,past 7-o'clock. •.- • - . . --- • OSBORNE, FRIDAY. IPr Mai ,, sty, his Royal tlightieas Prince Albert, and the Ro)si cidioren landed at a quarter before 8 o'clock lair eight, and immediately proceeckd to Osborne. Ttie• Earl of liarclaithe remains on a to her Mejpsty. Tile Countess of Gainsblrongh 'has. sitccteded the Marchioness of Ely as Lady in Waiting. The. Sardinia i ister had an - interview ..witli lb! Chancellor of t he Exoh ,rin.de.nce in Downing- street. r quer jesterday, at his Official A deputation of the 'Great Extramural Cen" ter Y 4°. 'odation, consisting of • the Hon. Frederick Ponsonhy, Admiral George K. Sir--Watkin-0. Pell,'-_ , lllr. Witham Fairlic Mr. Curfield (sulicitor),'• and Mr. Fredellek tar: field (Wecretary ), had aninterview With Lord Joh n Al hers yt sttrday, tit• the Offi ce aroma Works tam Build ings, Whitehall-place. ~ Mr. 'Booker, M.P., had an intervievv,?_ith Mr. Secre tary Walpole yestkday tit the Ilotl a V7 ad a mettin Prot Lord of The Cambridge U n iver,it y co j oi e o r it ; yeateiday. at theofficibt ree,ideelte pregent--the B ishop the Treasury, in Dowaing: l B.lv p r ofessor Sedgtv'ck, and of ()twitter, the Dean or E f; tery). (rocthe Governors of the North the Rev. W.. 11. Batetan DislAtebes w r i' l.i4 . e f . r . o g in th. , Colonial- yesterday. American Proviric_f______,..............4fice serious colli.ion took , Rirtwi t T Northern Railway, near Stockton-on evening, by which, it is said, three Place the Le e e ,dar T ree , on We n t, by tbe'mail train, bad their. legs broken ladie ,, l, a ,„%ler, of Edinburgh, the engineer of the lin% and Ar• . '".r wa y 8" Fer;ous injured that amputation of one of his l egs Is diel: d it ecetlitry: No lives were lost,but.ten or tw e l ve s : 11 have suffered -contusions of a serious character. P r a b s :, e a ,;Cident occurred at the junction of the Leeds Northern with t h e Stockton and D arlington . line, and rose from a logiteg a train in attempting to shunt having, in consequence 0 1 the engineer in charge of it neglecting the signals, come into ihe poi vio ti lent contact w i t h t h e passenger-train while passing ts The engine of the 'passenger train and several of the . carriagi-a were thrown off' the line and greatly da maged, the destruction being very considerable.- The screams of the passengers were loud and heartrending, b ut the injured persons, fur the most part, ;bore their sufferings with heroic fortitude. The full particulars of' the cat as t rophe have .trot Yet reached .us, but. there is no doubt what ever it was the result of gross negligence:. METROPDLITAN. 13sta TRADE &May. __The 18th anniversary dinner. of this.sociely took place on Thursday, at Highbury Barn Tavern, Islington, at which upwards of 11000 Krsons were_ prestUt• redlst .F. Wiliteliodit , of the Royal . kirewerv, 13rnolfortt, presid DVDIAN AND DROGIUDA. atilfi t S9 Y —The works on the eaiolisie)P t rum Nay.i;451C.119. are progressing, a nd it is expected the; in thes ammo of .asw bo ray eft tviiijk - NAVAL INTELLIQENCE. L PORTSMOUTH, Famay,—Her Majesty refused from het cr vise last evening, and landed at Osborne about 7.30. Tl , ,e E 93 at squadron ctune in as it went out, through the Needl‘ra. T he Odin, Barritcouta, Sampson, and Magicieaue,,/ere some what at advance of the other 'Members' of the -squadron. 'When off Coiires th . ey boys to, dres'ed abiroind maimed yards a the royal yacht - Passed by:- "Aff er her Maissty's dis embarklition •the armed 4-aeon acbored at Cowes f.r the night. This mor:•ing, at eight o'clock, .the war, steamers came to .Spithead, following t h e victoria and' Albert, which came into harbour, as did. the Black hiagie and the thieracopta aud Odin. The bialark, 8, Commander Sotheby, has been paid o ff in this harbour to-day. The Owen Glendower Indiamin arrivecrdt. - Spffhead this morning from the Thames. VISIT OF THE LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY. q'heir'L left the Admiralty -house yesterday, a t 10 a.m., and proceeded -to the Dockyard. to conclude the in spection' which they commenced the previous evening. They visited first the storehouses containing t h ech ain ca bles, which they minutely ' examined. hence diT were conducted. to the pattern- and upper store.;boasea; after which they visited the Pav ni -oflice, where the Duke of Northumberland received the following Officers s... l ••Captaln Charles liope,'Superintendent; Mr. Aylen, Master -Attend a ; Mr. S. Read, Master Shipwright ; Mr. B. Lalira, Store* keeper ; Mr. F.' J. Fegan, Secretary to Captain Hope; Mt nA. : W. L. Freeman, Store Receiver; Lieutenant lidward say, Director of Police; th e R ev. Roland Wilson, Chaplain ns of the yard ; Mr. James Wilson, Surgeon of thew . d ; Jeficott, Assistant-Surgeon ;.Mr. Charles Pope, Assist:int. Master-Attendant; Mr. Joseph Lar_ge, Autnt-Maser- Shipwright ; Ur. William 4. Long, Timber Inspector ante, lie various classes of .clerks,foremen of seveirak:departn arid other officers. The artificers, labourers, &c., Were then muste i red fn pre. seii6e of their LindshiPe, who aftetw ards visited . t h e saw _ mills, mast-houses, steam machiner4c. At 1 15T,ae. t h e Duke and Sir ThomaV Herbert imbrtrkhd in the Port-Admi ral's barge, attended by the Flag-Lieutenant,ha lion. 0. Lembartt and.went on board the LOndon, 90, where they were received by Captain G. R..3lnndy und,l4 officera. After insp ec ti ng. t h e .var i ous. p ar ts'of this ship they visit e d the Monarch, 84, guard-ebip of the,_orrlinarY,.Caßtoin C. lioße• {u the mean time Captain Milne, ecoompanied b y Captain Sir B. 'Walker Surveyor of the Navy, ,and. Colonel Greene, if the Royal dotk, aft • which they 'were **entertained at ludcbeon by the ' Engineenc,inspected ti? ,ad Colonel in Captain- Superintendent~ At' 245 rm. their Lbrdships barked in th e Li ghtning, and left port for Cluttiala , ' , whence they proceed e d- to London vie the NortiflEpt Railway, their presence 6eing, required•at a meeting of the"Cablnet. The Duke and D uchess of Northtuibetlaud, S i r Th omas Herbert, Ind Colonel and Mrs. Ely were entertained during their visit at the Admiralty-house, Captain A. Milne, Cap tatilAir B. Wafer, a.mi colonel Greene p e r r e king of the hospitality ot the Ca p t ain - Superintendent of the dockyard. Her hlajestY'a paddle-wheel steam-vessel Lizard 'will supply the place of the Myrtle as tender to the dockyard while the machinery of - the latter vessel is being repaired. The Myrtle left - for 'Woolwich yesterday. The second series of experiments on anchorit commences to-day, at 1 ritt. The representatives o f the shipowners of '• Great Britain iorming a part of the conatnittee'of marage went arrived here yesterday evening. We: shall deter pub liAtiog the results untiLthe wnole of the. present series of trials are concluded. • SIEGE OPERATIONS AT CII4TaAhf. enATa t tx, Jr L y 23*.—A Cirstoerahle num b er of the troops to the girriatiii at Chatham, including the de t4cbtnents of the Grenadier . ab'd 'Colditream Guards, and the .6 ths 12th, and 67th*Foot;•and. the Hilti Brigade, at present under a course of instruction in sapping and midifig aid tbe*ConstruCiion of field works,. and under the Vow/bit/id of At.jor TrOtibridge,, of 'the 7th ,Royal Fusileera,:asaembled at ten o' lock ii rd. to4lay, iff front of Plince tienry's baation. Major-Genetat J: Simpson, C(inimandant at Chatham, accompanied , by'Brigada- Slaj.o_i WOod, Colonel . limy Jones, directofot the engi "Ting diparitient i•' C al ; ta i n -S uperii ttetiant, . Peter i lt , : 6hearda, ;GB., of Ch at h am Do c kyard, and a number of ffi ..rs of the army and naiii, asse mbled of the same time ' t o his Rd) al Highnes s Duke' of Cam bridge, svho had aightliett his iotention ;of witnessing tie siege cperations Carzied:on by . .the corps in the pr rison. fits Royal Highness arrived at eleven o'oloo k cat teuded by Captain Clifton, on ib e sta ff of thelth Pri 2 Royal Dragtam Guards, an d the oi . irarions itilinecil Y L atel II commenced by the det t ichtoPpts of Guards and Line re gieatpts advancing with the escalading Judders on their shoulders, the 67th Foot end the Rifle B r i gade b,ing thro.wn out in kdvance,as skirmisbera, Caption Oid, of the • Royal Engiueers,..having the Aupertoteodenee of the escalading party. A 32. pounder :guu • area brought to bear on them,. and.they retreated, being completely repulsed. The whole of..the troopi,. including the Sappers , pre viously in the garrison, then matched to the slatios on the jets of .the lines near St. Mary's, and, hiving piled thr it arms; commenced tracing parallels nud approaches under the superintendelice of Lieutenants Ewttrf and Burke, R E., while the .Sappeis advanced and acted as guards of the trenches-and coming parties. When the mode in which the first positions of.a besieging party were.takeri was. shown,. the .men proceeded by the ap proaches previously made. His Royal Highness then in spected a two-gun battery, constructed on the glacis on 'the left of the litse, near St. Mary's, which had been ap proached by mining, and three . .bags of powder, each containing 1001 b. weight, and one of 761 b. weight, and wires laid to them from a voltaic battery. His Royal Highn«-ss also visited • a strong stockade, formed of massive timber of the hardest description, about six teen leches square, and.•abcut twelve feet above ground, against which a bag containing 1401 b. might of gun powder was placcd, and he then crossed the bridge at St. Mary's Guardhouse, and witnessed the troops throwing hand grenades from the garrison to the glacie, where they invariably burst immediately after failing ou the ground. His Rriyalliighriesa subsequently occupied a position on an elevated part of the daseenates, at d had a com manding view of the destruction of :he two-gun battery :which was most completely demolished. the whole of the works being Ordain in one mass into the air by the simultaneous actom of the wires of the voltaic battery, supetintended by Captain Bent, Ito) al Engineers, and Ensign French, Serge ant- Major Atleo,, of , the ....Hopei 82ppera and Niitiers. The slow.maicii having been laid to the bag of gunpowder at !he stoektifiw, u n d er the superintendence of Captain Lovell. Royal Engineers with :Lieutenant •Townsend, 16)M Engineers, and En sign Brownlow, tip she afic, ra retired to pusition o p e e,- . tected by sand-bags, and the destruction of the stockade „,„, truly grand, the 140Ib. of powder throwing up ihe irsgments of the timb, r high into the air, rending the logs into thousands of • fragments, and scattering them in oil directions to a considerable distance. The Duke of Cambridge th'n priteeded to witness the formation of a bridge with cylindrical pontoons, and inspected a ratt of Indiarubber pontoons carrying a 12- .p.,under gun and limber, and a raft of casks carrying a 24-pounder. At a quarter-past three o'clock P.M. - his lt.;yal. Highness returned to town by the North Kent Railway, leaving Stroud at five o'clock. DapADITIL !SCAFFOLD ...ACCIDENT.—YesIPra ay morning Robert Bates, a labourer employed at the splendid buildings now in course of erection in Tottenham Park, fell from a scaffold five stories high.: The exact nature of his in- Juries rs not yet knOwn, but he lies in a very precanous ts tate at the University College Hospital. • [ArivEßTlsEsiirva, 3-;:-Tfia itOYAL EXHIBITION:- A valuable, newly-inventd, very "lnman p, , eket glass. the 'size of a walnut, by which a person can be seen and known 1i miles distant ; they answer every purpose r powerful waistcoat on the Race-course, at the Opera-houses ; country scene r y and ships are clearly seen at 12 to 14 miles; they are "'Gentle for shooting, deer stalking, yachting, to SPiw ta T en men, . 6 amekeepen, and Tounsts.-1 obe had at M essrs. dilly, ob it. Solowons, Opticians, 39, Albemarle-street . A new and most serve, oppipae the York-hotel. • TelescoPein _ 'S. and . g such extra important invention in 'Telescopes. P.r e ,, a „, extra eye piece, ordinary powers, that some, 38 inches,l",if rp , p Ri ng , and the will show distinctly, Juiter's Moons, Sa t u rn's only three Double Stars. With t he same Telescope, 3h mils 4istant, ounces, can -be seen a cou nte nan ce porwin's iis.They supersede every and an object froui* 16 to 2° _, J , ln et , and are of larger aid all other kind for the waistcoat w e r cordi w y , Opera and Race. sizes, with increasing twol e t i rmi , Do wers; an object can be course glasses, with we g d e s iiistant. Messrs. S. and B. cle ar ly s e e n from 14 w i t;,: a l „,, rate d invaluable preserving Solomon., Opticianss_ ediately t h e y are placed before limper- Spectacle Lenses, immediately feet voion. ever)! t becomes bright and brilliant, is brought to appears clear and distinct, the most c original state. The Invisible Or ganicagednatural, an, • y uthtul. d all kinds of Acoustic instruments for relief h olect 39. Alhermarle-street, Piccadilly. oh. A flies& of extreme -ea t. _ _ Y ork mow,. us o d v e f i e b e r t g i t v o e r. s z ir o servo opposite vr, EiTEN - N " . .. 3 ~0 RAlLway, KINCA-CJLOSS..--On ThUllday s i IJAND•ELIP AT THE TEFtAtINIIS Or TR* ‘ ,. ‘,.AT ~.s a , it Ili ...... tc:rel• e n of Dlr. Jay, the extensive builder, who has con. e '"" - 0 , - - &bout eleven o'clock, while the men in the em- P , ‘T - . -- the works •at the terminus of the Great con traded for train's of trucks, laden with earth, tr act s which the tramway passes, . raisin th g e ground on an d which rises gr adually to an elevation of between 3Q; and 40 teat from t l e= a a t i t ,, r n a m of v. ay, _ the site of the railway, suddenly gave way, c ausing considerable alarm in the neighbourhood. The spot where the accident occurred is to the north of the newly erected terminus at Ring's-cross, and adjoins the bridge passing over the tunnel that is formed under . the-Regent's Canal. A portion of the' substratum was construatei of made 'earth, and there was a strong wall •abont, two feet in thiCkness, erected as its supports . ,._ whil e the traiiway, had been in operation many months. nom 300 yards gave-wan causing the wall to 'separate in several parts, when a large quantity of the soil was scattered on the ltna. The trariiway in consequence sank, the effect of is that the trucks are prevented from running. The cause of the actident is attri buted.to the great weight of metal placed on the ground, consisting of rails w hi c h were intended for the formation of the line, and which, it is stated, amounted to about . 50 or 60 tons. The accident.will not lead to any great obstruction in the formation of th e terminus; but to repair the damage, will cost some hund re d s of pounds, should the tramway-be again placed in its former position : . . ame i ent FATAL RAILWAY Accinrsvr.—A terrible•--4ad.. occurred at the Midland Railway Station, Let:leaving nesday afternoon. The four o'clock train weLl a , to Fa i n the station for Derby , when a man nt4erP,lnfortnnately * place in the moving train. Sts w an the carriages slipped; and be fell with lia head bit i n stantly crushed and the edge of the platform, ald r _, r tbat it was impos to death. His head was so disfigur e ta il o r, from RotherhaM., deceased, we have Cardinal Wisetn en paid sinceallele learned,identi identity Mr. ilim Stephenson, ere name a of b Tan STOCKPORT RIOTS.--an Rua inspected the Edgley a visit to Stockport on Toe/say, the various other parts of , the aryl Rock-row chapels, and f a ts disturbance. Re left the near to• which place he is to stay town en route for Hat ton , seet of Mr.' Grimshaw, a 'recent for a short time as t he a g s .... . The feeling of exaspera tion town that suffered during the convert. th Romanuaticinsith still continue Very prevalent, toneNthletl° call it into violent action. ThaEnglish and requires Huai, arestoking against the employment of people in the m ills instance they have been auccesslnly and expect d o .13Ls$T.—An Pal raordinc blast or ex the Iris io h; be in io Y MOPT" i't d .electricity, took i n more. _ of powder... gm eby means of pmetbin pJosi°9- Garantully quarry on Monday lit, lace in P than half a ton of . powder west. toec" ore nn. # rough Cal. irteaa'simulteneoiiit ch ar Off; , - • N s * here were ii,tioa, not leas than 1 cubic test of *DIN.. /Ads ilea ~~ 1 $. 4 BO 10 0 0. 4 AO the P A .c° ~~._ +`