The Sun. — London, England, 1842-08-10 00:00:00

. . THE SUN. LONDON, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1842. . i ~, m o . A : UH I, E ) S Iu T A E I R , AS N 4 1 0 3 m LEE D S. . -----, --....................-...........r_ a...WM, •••••••....... EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GA ZET TL .;. . 1 34/, common to middling 311 lOs to 33/. Seal • , UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. G- F., NERAL RAILWAY I.T.CFORMATION.,—.. Oil has declined lOs ; new Pale at 36/ 103 CROWN-OFFICE, Ann. J. OXFORD, A no. 6.—Thera will be an election at Cur- .___________l-_ .1 t the Derry assizes on Thursday a very singular 1 to 36/ Las for first sort ; Elephant at 33/ 5s to 34/ ss; MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT pus Christi College, on Friday, October the 28th, of a caie came on for trial. It was an action in which 1 PARLIAMENT. Sperm Oil, best British, at 84/ per tun. Rape Oil 42s 6d Scholar on the foundation of this College. This scho- ...... _ ... ... .. . , .... ..,...... .„,....... - ...... ~... Alanehe;te , . Ler di. II Leeds. 31 un ch ester. _ IV. Henry Fortescue, as executor of the late Thomas TowN OF NOTTINGIIA.M.—dohu Walter, of Bearwood, to 43s for p a l e , an d 42s to 42s 3 d f or b rowit. ... Linseed larship is open to natives of this county- ; the candidate e ~- - -:?.:.--i', -,,, ,-- ......._—___ --,._ --- Knox Magee, w;-,s plaintiff, and the late Lord Bishop in the count of Berks,Esna in the room of Sir George Oil, lower ra t es h,ift, been accepted, and at 30 s p er en for which must be under nineteen years of age on the ae- - .1 .- • - ---- --- ;'‘ . i./ Orkney /I 830 M of Derry defendant. The main facts may be learned Gerard de Hochepied Larpent, Bart, who has accepted there aye sellers both on th e s p o t an d f o r . delivery. Cocoa d a y o f e l ec ti o n, and are required to present themselves Sll N A.c/t-1 -- -% --- , k-- --r-o ,s:__--x- , .4 - N___._______-_1 4 2720-so = 0 10 0 11 47 0 9 30 1 15 E Nut Oil has sustained the former currency ; Ceylon -at to. the President on `Saturday, October 22, .at . erevin 740 . 10 50 from she following statement of plaintiirs Counsel:— the Chiltern Hundreds. 10 59 144 9 0 11 45 The late Thomas Knox Magee was a gentleman of OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, AUG. 6. 39s 6d to 40s for first sort. Palm, fine quality at 32/10s o'clock, and produce certificates of their parents' mar riage, their own baptism, evidences of the time and lace • l2 E 435 10 16 11 E cousiderable property, with a very numerous family, Royal Regiment of Artillery—Brevet Major M. Louis to 331, good 321 to 32155, and inferior 301 to 31/ 15 s p er %. A p t Darnock. -_,---='" _ 320 645 120 E 5 0 and in 1830, having a son in the church, he was to be Lieutenant -Colonel, vice Sabine, seconded ; Second tun. Olive Oil, B ar bary, a t 49/ . to 49/ lOs per tun ; o f th e ft: birth, testimonials from the college or school / 4 - 4 . - 4 - - 2fingwd - 445 730 345 635 y Captain W. J. Stokes to be Captain, vice Louis ; First Spanish 50/ t o 51/ 10 s , an d Gallipoli 55/10s to 56/per tun. where they have been educated, and Latin epistles to, 0) '- - --.... --.... 7 0 10 30 6 0 845 , anxious to make a provision for him. He according! , - • - c --- k 1 ‘- Lieut. EW. Crofton to be Second Captain, vice Stokes; TALLOW.—Holders of Russian Tallow having sub- the electors. e- 10 0 12 47 M 715 10 0 •% z- , ..?_- -,- - applied to a gentleman, who was his son's tutor in Second Lieut. C. T. Franklin to be First Lieutenant, muted to a s li g ht re duction o n former rates has caused The Rev. T. K. Thomas, of St. John's College, has been appointed curate of No i rzp e tir : 7 l, , v n a ea d t h • SEWIN- ME 0 ~A - --' ' - „ce Inverness .rn --- , SUNDAYS. college, to procure a living for him, and that gentle- the trade to come forward with more alacrity. On the 8 OAI 11 30 al viee Crofton, Aug. 9 . 4 -- -s._ _...- ,i, 80 M 11 30 NI 7,'fferZeae/ '.: man, seeing an advertisement in a newspaper respect- a ii m at ( l 3 . ol- -,.3-,- : ._ oz a.t. .:( • 10 59 144 E 10 16 11 E Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of the West Riditi spot P.Y. Candle 47s 9d to 48s per cwt. For delivery Th e Rev. 3 - . P. Gr i ff i th, 6 30 . E 10 0 60 E 930 ing the right of presentation to a living, called of Yorkshire. gat 48s to 48s 3d for the last three months of the year, lege, has been appointed to the curacy of Limington, .lIAILWAYS a •-- Iv --4 --t will,.,Lin. . • I. 0 12 47 M on Mr. Barlow, a solicitor in Dublin, to whom Somersetshire. The Rev. W. Maskell, of University College, has, on Aberck . en :/ 715 10 0 Hussar Regiment of Yorkshire (West Riding) Yeo- and at 483 6d for sp fi ring. S r outhAmerican at 42s 9d to ~.-. 4 • This Train leaves Brighouse at 7o n reference was made. Mr. Barlow informed himhis own petition, been to the valuable rectory ....1 marry Cavalry.—T. D. Bland to' be Lieutenant, vice 46s for common to ne qua ity. . Town Tallow at 465. IN THE .:17 -,-- , Mews T - --_ that •the living was in England. Dr. Maedonnell, Maxwell, resigned ;W.M. E. Milner to be Cornet, to 46 b s 6 . (1 per cwt nett cash. This afternoon there was -,-.,_ - .2 - " ' ' 7 Laval. the-_, presented t u Rev. E Richardson ENITED IMAM. - ---- . invert:my . - 4 4 BIRMINGHAM & GLOUCESTER. young Magoe's tutor, communicated , , 2. 'ailed the arts- vice Bland promoted -W. Shut to be Assistant-Surgeon, less business dping . in P.Y. Candle, and 47s 9d isof i Tr o sc ra o l m it l:, E D sci o . r , s i e l t a ?ira ..-7, -- Of' 1.... I , a _,,. ... enlars to Mr. Magee ;he considered it too small vice Dodsworth promoted, August,. nearest quotation tor pat cels on the spot, but for delivery h• R • _ 4 ,, zwr,",3,. er :_ . BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • there are not sellers under 48s 3d. 'to the rectory of Oxcomb, Lincolnshire. i ii DOUY ..... 1 0 . • DOWN TRAINS 1 UP TRAINS a provision for his son, as it was only 150/. or 200/. IA 4 DLes7; From Birmingham. I Fro n Gloucester. RICHARD FOSTER WATKINSON and WIL- The following members of this University have been N e:-.-- - I._ --:- .----.„ •---- .. - 7- - 5 . 6 - :4 0 - , _ , a year, and he said that he would nt4 be the par- P LIAM HAIG, woollen cloth merchants, Huddersfield, SPIRIT of the PUBLIC J 0 ULNALS. ordained by the Lord Bishop of Chester : k l. :1; 1 •,:".-s: , - ,:. etk " k ' N. --^ I Leaves Arrives Chaser. . This was communicated to Mr. Barlow, andv • - /a . ,:_ ..p; , G, . ;,.. - Wor. Om!. at Glou.' Arrives Yorkshire, from Aug. 16, to Sept 1. FR OH THE EVENING PAPERS OF YESTERDAY. DEACONS.—T. Goff, of Oriel College; T. Hugo, Wor- ~ ..--it .. ..,--. . ~.--,-, " 4. _. • ---.,,,,\„ipt_.• -,._.-/ . Ed h - , .I . '"''':- .nrcitn4 o . ‘ t Chel. Wor." Birming Barlow then informed Dr. Macdonnell that a gentle- BANKRUPTS. GLOBE.—The House of Commons last night cester ;C. C. Southey, Queen's; J. Paul, Magdalen Hid% . .-.1 ~,17-.- : i" .l - L i a or d errs ""*.‘:- , _ - _...4.' , A OPeZler / ..-.V r ,- - ks , : - .- a cester. tenham. ceste . ' :tenttam ester. ham. A '. .. , q- Yr .713. t ' A.M. man had the right of presentation to a living, the in- , JOHN THOMAS KING and JOHN GROOM- agreed to the. issuing of ft new writ to Ipswich, a P RIESTS.—G. H. M‘Gill, of Brazennose College ;R. -A n ...dnn ‘ 4 ,, lam. 77 c til ' t '''Al nick t . • cumbent of which was ninety years of age. In the BRIDGE, carpenters, Crimscott-street, Bermondsey, to place which has become notorious for the corrup- Powell, WOrcester; aD. Stewart Exeter ; J . . 8. 6 wee t, --3. -iyo .7.-r-c'ay,t ' . 13 mi l . „ , ‘"),;gl37t.Pailz 12 44 231 250 3 14 1 530 6 1 815 940 o i;_ ‘ 310 4 57' 522 540 815 835 10 8 11 month of November, 1830, Mr. Barlow introduced surrender Aug. 18, at two and Sept. 20, at one, at the tion and . bribery tlut have uniformly prevailed in Balliol; T. C. Maule, 'Fellow of St. John's; 1). J. Yonge, ....-.- . Ca.-debar , k , k o , r , 0 ... d Trpo r , Tor-As ..-- t... 8451030 11 12 11 25 i 11 15 11 35 1 4 2 0 Dr. Macdonnell to a :Mr. Pearson, who told him Court of Bankruptcy. two, official assignee, Ab- the election of its representatives. Sir R. Peel New Inn Hall. , 617/12, Arawit /t. ' d ir - 10.701 , X I ' , , ..N.? -- a / 7 We _- - ‘ P.M. P• M. that lie had the right •of presentation to a living church-lane ; Raw, High Holborn. • CAMBRIDOE Ara. 6. —Mr• James the Senior King' s • whose lately professed zeal in the cause of purity s , .•, • , e• -"=:-- ,_-,..14 ' , -4, -' ---'-- ' N "a& \CC I„,f r i n , Arenn2 , 7.,.,.. n Y•4 , ,1 •:....,„_, , 1 1? 15 158226237: 1 *0 : 1 20 247 3 36. worth 500/. or 600/. a year. Dr. Macdonnell coin- THOMAS HOOPER, chemist, flay, Brecknockshire, Scholar upon the foundatinn of. 1.-ton at the ek>ction, Zway - 3 '1" 11-75. 1 . 0 _A -- ..:''‘ -. /157 P" f Dr4a. 245 4 3 5 2 515 , 4 0 i 420 522 6 4fi seems to be materially softened down, made a few c , - _ oca .____ rannicated this to Mr.3ligee, who said that that would i Aug. 23 and Sept. 20, at eleven, at the Swan Hotel, Hay. . observations which appear calculated to convey an 1842, has succeeded to a Fellovvship at King's College, 'V 0 - ••-•::.--fso ,- 1 7. . , - m , - 0 . , \ 0 .715 , 9 9429 55 7 151 7359 1 9 45 , f-.._-__L-1- ..4 14,...4. 441,1 n +llO T .117 a Bishop of I Smith and Son, Southampton-street, Bloomsbury-square, _ . , . .which • 'rendered b I • -. ' was vacant y the resignation of the ._, ,f - .N. /(cf • linz , le - Penrith CA V- _ : iltidanc rah, ' , A , b . 1) ' ' Idea that his objection to bribery_ ery_ is not so . R . el,. W. Elliot. -4,:. - Ennir k -4 'fAe-./ .. ' :- :l" . t '- ' l4 q#. -- 7 .1.4. .. ; , ~- \Z. ."7....;‘ j „ IPX - iy • 30 i ... ... 740 90'920 10 40 11 30 , 530 i 8 15 926 945 ' 415 450 ... 9 0 0 , , ~. - i PA: 'in ft. -4' if; )' 0 Li .. ., 0r A * - 4,..7:,,,,,,,,,,,..... -7...-If - ‘ I - ----,-...- ------ ..........--- middling 31i ios to see. OCIII ‘ uni. 1 ,E,L1,,0a a 1 j.i , A .E ,„ ~.,,,,,,,„ ~.,,,,. , C, 11 4 2,, 1 4 _l, AkJ It AIIA/1 i. s- - Oil IN E 0 iii iVit A'fiti A • 71 .1 v...- - a - 4 1 -. 4_ , -, :: i . EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.' 344 common to " Oil has declined lOs i new Pale at 36/ 103 i , Al, , -r 7 CROWN-OFFICE, Ana. 9. OXFORD, Ana. 6.-There will be an election at Cur- At the Derry assizes on Thursday a very singular etesißEß RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT to 361 15s for first sort ; Elephant at 33/ 5s to 34/ ss; pus Christi College, on Friday, October the 28th, of a E Sperm Oil, best British, at 84/ per tun. Rape Oil 42s 6d ~.,.. s . .._. .. ... .. .. - --- ~ . .• • ,•-.' • . - '.. ... "`. . ' ''. ease came on for trial. It was an action in which PARLIAMENT. Scholar on the foundation of this College. This scho- e -.1,- :. IV. Henry Fortescue, as executor of the late ri NOF NOTTINCHAM.-30h 11 Walter, of Bearwood, to 43s f o r p a l e , an d 42s to 42s 3d f or brown. Linseed larship is open to natives of this county • the candidate Oil lower rates have accepted and at per cwt f r vh . h tbe under nineteen to •.' f geont . h ss . - e_ Knox Magee, wes plaintiff, and the late Lord r- 1 33•120v P s in The w c ' eunty of Becks, Esq., in the room of Sir George 3e present al s o themselvesa4,c/rvi, _,*-,.- _..._:• g 4 -. • .- •-- - --- ;-4*-Orkneyzi of Derry defendant. The main facts may be learned Gerard de Hechepted Larpent, Bart., who has accepted there ' are sellers both on been the spot and fur delivery. Cocoa d o ay t l of e ic elee m tio u r s , and are required Nut Oil has sustained the former currency ,• Ceylon at. to : h Presment on • Saturday, October 22, at eleven S II N .0 , -•'% .1 , 5,52-- ves ~---- 272:1;e0 - . 1 : - IT .„ 0 I n n o . ,.. 4 ::::::: from she following statement of plaintiirs Counsel:- the Chiltern Hundreds. _e s • Q OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, AUG. 6. 39s 6d to 40s for first sort. Palm, fine quality at 321 lOs o'clock, and produce certificates of their parents' mar- The -a late Thomas Knox Magee was a gentleman of to 33/, good 32/ to 32155, and inferior 301 to 31/ 15s per ridge, their own baptism, evidences of the tune and place considerable property, with a very numerous family, Royal . Regiment of Artillery-Brevet Major M. Louis %. A p . _ _,:, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sabine, seconded ; Second tun. Olive Gil, B ar b ary , a t 491 to 49/ tos per tun ; of their birth, testimonials from the college or school 1, -. ' 1 / 4 : 71 lfinglivl . and in 1830, having a son in the church, he . was- e _-__ e l, Capt a in W. J. Stokes to be Captain, vice Louis ; First Spanisn 501 to ea ins, and Gallipoli 55/10s to 56/per tun. where they have been educated, and Latin epistles to. ke" .. 'l— anxious to make a provision for him. He accord in a - A - 1-,'; -' - il l Lieut. E. W. Crofton to be Second Captain, vice Stokes; TALLOW.-Holders of Russian Tallow having sub- the electors. ...,_ . applied to a gentleman, who was his son's tutor t' Second Lieut. C. T. Franklin to be First Lieutenant, witted to a s li g ht re d uc tion on . former rates . has caused The Rev. T. K. Thomas, of St. John's College, has SIIEWING THE • college, to procure a living for him, and that gentle- the trade to come forward with more alacrity. On the been appointed curate of Norton Midsomer, near Bath. The Rev. J. P. Griffith, late Fellow of Wadham Col- ---- es l'fferlead .'': viee Crofton, Aug. 2. - ,.3 - o p 4:( • man, seeing an advertisement in a newspaper respect has been appointed to the curacy of Limington, ing the right of presentation to a living, called Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of the West Ridin spot P.Y. Candleat 47s 9d to 48s per cwt. For delivery of Yorkshire. gat 48s to 48s 3d for the last three months of the year, lo g e, .11AT WAYS a 1.3 ,4 ,- -t will,;iin, on Mr. Barlow, a solicitor in Dublin, to whomSomersetshire. The Rev. y. 31!tskell, of University College, has, on • Aberrken el Hussar Regiment of Yorkshire (West Riding) Ye . o- and at 483 ed for t spring. Southa Americanin Tallow 425 t 91 6 t0 ...1 , e reference was made. 'Mr. Barlow informed himhis own petition, been presented to the valuable rectory IN THE : aie-- "."" ~- ee maiiry Cavalry.-T. D. Bland to' be Lieutenant, vice 463 for common o tine cprali .;,_. ' tn ,. v . a s. _ , --,,,,r , , roirfnise that the living was in England. Dr. Macdonnell, Maxwell, resigned ;W. M. E. Milner be‘ i t s o be Cornet, to 46s 6d per cwt nett cash. ems afternoon there was I ► DITED MOM. --- -'7 ,- -A 1nv,,,,,y `IP" • 44 of Corscomb Dorsetshirt. young Megee's tutor, communicated the arts- vice Bland, promoted ;W. Shut t s o t 2. . ss tant-Surgeon less business doing in P.Y. Candle, and 47s 9d is the - ' nearest quotation for petrels on the s p o t, b u t for delivery E. Gr a nt, 'E s q., has presented the Rev. E Richardson 1 .2-,7,--.7. °or le r a 4-aese e e scis t eey, " : sealers to Mr. Magee ; he considered it too small vice Dodsworth promote there are not sellers under 48s 3d. ' to the rectory of Oxcomb, Lincolnshire. 1" 3 00 / .. . ... s -T s ) - . 4.DeeiZsetes CO a provision for his son, as it was only 1501. or 2002. BANKRUPTCY E t tsi t- LARGED. . RICHARD FOSTER WATKINSON and WIL- ----- - - -- ------- The following members of this University have been eerls - --- *---.„. . - "- r. r qk ° . '-- I a year, and he said that he would not be the pur- k fl Yle;jseve - e e,k t Glasq> - -W l's- LIAM HAIGH, woollen cloth merchants, Huddersfield, SPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNAL& ordained by the Lord Bishop of Chester :- , .., 7_ __4' v . .....i5,t,, 1 e,,,v- r;o i Ea' h'"' \ chaser. . This was communicated to Mr. Barlow, and eias ei THE EVENING PAPERS OF YESTERDAY. DEACONS.-T. Goff, of Oriel College; T. Hugo, Wor- l/14 .., j 4; - ,6 -7-4 'l'.. i'i r,-- : (~ , ,P. , ..7 * .ki r ndonilerry ' '..t. 'N , , t: - ..1.-•-; 4 : - A • OPee ° Mr Barlow then informed Dr. Macdonnell that a gentle- Yorkshire, from Aug. 16, to Sept. 1. BANKRUPTS. GLOBE.--The House of Commons last night tester; C. C. Southey, Queen's; J. Paul, Magdalen Hal % 'Vi i Yr 12477 c cll J 4 4.42 !sic k t man haul the right of presentation to a living, the in- JOHN THOMAS KING and JOHN GROOM - agreed to the. issuing of a new writ to Ipswich, a PRIEsTs.-Gl. H. APGill, of Brazennose College ; 11. 'l. k`' r kitic . e . r` -- • . ^ rim i ' •,'f- cumbent of which was ninety years of age. In the D. D. ' 13alliol; T. C. Maule, Fellow of St. John's; 1). J. I r ong . e, place which has become notorious for the corrup- Powell, Worcester; . Stewart Exeter ; J . . 8. Sweet, a 0 10 •71'''',/,, SlißelfaijAirtAiTra " 44S ie- ‘ BRIDGE, carpenters, Crimscotastreet, Bermondsey, to se t month of November, 1830, M. Barlow introduced surrender Aug. 18, at two, and Sept. 20, at one, at the Caraebar ..- 1 1... tion and .bribery . thet have uniformly prevailed in CI , s es. :-. 0 ..„ 4 „----.),..",,, _.--,, __ Carlyle = , t. Dr. Macdonnell to a Mr. Pearson, who told him Court of Bankruptcy. Groorn, official assignee, Ab-Cases. Aa, e p• • .•.__ -- :. p• the election of its representatives. Sir R. Peel, Newe bin Hall. , 1.. . 39' e a . / ,•-.,... - ---__- N- a& that he had the right -of presentation to a living church-lane ; Raw, High Holborn. UAMBRIDGE, Aca. 6.-Mr. games, the Senior King's Scholar upon the foundetien of. Eto'n at the 1 e "se f eet , arsesa•a_ _Yee; e e„ .„ ,,, i whose lately professed zeal in the cause of purity S . worth 500/. or 6001. a year. Dr. Macdonnell tom- THOMAS HOOFER, chemist, flay, Brecknockshire seems to be materially softened down, made a few 4-, , has succeeded to a Fellowship at King's . e- CO' 'e lle i g er e ' , &Zesty - r = - 31 4 4 4 ,V - - ..' A . _ /157 - Prf .7)724am c ‘ 0 ._____ menicated this to Mr. Migee, who said that that would , Aug. 23 and Sept. 20, at eleven, at the Swan Hotel, Hay.' _ observations . which appear calculated to convey an which was rendered vacant by the resignation of time Rev. W. Elliot. iSsr V e/Atane -On7Ae€ l 4 -..-'::: ' 1- :. s e ll 4 41 k: ; • Penrith 0I- .-- . • _.4. # - - En G nit ~ _ ' 4 'E:4. / 1.... t ' -- ' ,4 1 .- - ‘ --z- do. Unfortunately at that time the Lord Bishop oft Smith and Son, b o uthampton-street, Bloomsbury -square, idea that his objection to bribery is not so Pullin :""'•• '' .l ,t.i , _.,_ sr, ''' TM* • Derry was in difficulties. He was then Bishop of 1 London ; _ Gwillim, Hereford. GRIFFITH JONES, grocer,Nevin Carnarvonshire, much to the thin . itself, as to the mode of This is the day of the visitation of MSS. Library of w„ . • P ` . -. a/c?' - __ iail ,..e_esas .41 Kildare iyes ee".... 1 ... R 1 2 .5.-41 - N -F EA C 4 .4mit z i" i ...- '' Killaloe. Pearson told Macrionnell that the Bishop 1 - -37 4 -3-... e. . tom. , I - (qc - -e l-4 -- Ma t* , ..Eirrwrieb. : 2 ,‘:),.. ' * : -. ',;t& , ,;.•• .""----- . -", "*.ktv , Pevi - ~.,_ si.l r eek e Aug. 23, and Sept. 20, at eleven, at. the ' Sportsman Hotel, effecting it. His allusion to the fact of many per- Corpus Christi College. , was in distressed circumstances-that the parish of . sons in Nottingham being " willing to accept bribes '1 he Rev. Richard Heis,iliway Kirby, 8.A., of St. .ee ‘ , : Carnarvon. Williams, Pwlllieli, Carnarvonshire. ' --- te„Z . 5,,f > laS4-70,as \ - a- • ••",:e‹-- . - --ateae. se-• • - f "i Kaiak* was occupied by Mr. Whitty, who was FREDERICK CLARK, auctioneer, Portman-street, offered in a proper and becoming way," was in the John's College, has been , recently appointed to the Ss- ii2/I._esey 3 ,, ' \f-si -- " ° ':ta,.. ... .. -:-- a s eissi es/ "os • 7/iii/s - e ninety years of age-that it was worth 1,000/. - square e ortman-square, August 15, at one, and Sept.S 20, at coral Mastership of the lelsted Grammar Sehool same tone and spirit as some recent articles in the . .. .. • ~ rale .. , T . 11 ,,,,,,, y se j e- 4 / &aeon-, . a aar a AO x“6,..„. ....71.thig., -,,_ -. •, a year-that it was a union of parishes, and twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Pennell, official Times, wherein a little delicate bribery was declared The Rev. &char) Shrapnel Warren, M.A., of Sidney Sussex College, has resigned the Mastership of Beverley r )111..Ai/ .. , ;_e„ ,i.vo , an 'ter _ ,„ \ rirferr7Aff:t .- 7 /ff " 71119 b ci. '',Wl/ t\ /<` b '''"-:•-- %. Coic Irairrfara .4_42 4 .1 N• • s .-- - seisch• ~..r.r k , ii... 7. -- , - o . 4, .1. /N. \ . that after his death it would be divided- - assignee; Dufaur, Queen Anne-street, Cavendish-square. to be not only venial, but unavoidable. While p ro- Casammar School. sse,* -e s e le: - s ees,: -- -eV ee l * -.'- - f n es' 1 -. ~ S 6-4.6 .1 Derby _ that - there was an execution in the Bishop's house, HARRY COLLINS JEFFREYS, miller, Much teasing a belief that " after the warning the public el.: -- - . - se. g ea a av , s .,‘, a _e idrhai ''...oNgiarigharic ,:- THE CHURCH. -. -L- , :".i1at.....5, _. -?:4 -%-- -tr''- - -- V 7/ ---, I ::', b., •ND. and that 1,0001. must be produced forthwith, and Wenlock, l Sh c ropshire, Aug. 24, at eleven, and Sept. 20, at d had had, no candidate would again trust himself in ( tir_,,_ ~..„...f.,,,,, .., ...,.._.,,c,,,,,- 1 , ......., ...W . ~. ~., .. qj fr n . i ~___,_ 0 c . w__. ..,,_ , an of this University have been S -s e: - ''rf.,-- ` - -" .- cel s o - ve. " : " ''l4 ''' ‘,lfii,,,Wfv l4 .4 ,„,:*: '"'"lrr -- , 4 * - fti ft t • 1,000/. more on the death of Mr. Whitty. He said, one. at the Crown Inn, Brrporth. Hinton an Son, Ipswich without the most distinct understanding api 'f o h it f e To :_ wing gentleman the Rev. Edward Bird, M.A., of Magdalen College, ‘ - ` l4 : - (Se• 'sal( (V / AS - 1/keesecar l ia" sAtertrar eir ea - s fe • if gas e a r a all a I 4- ea-e. - - 1 "...C., •- - • A 1.; that in case another living fell vacant before Kilrush, Much Wenlock, Salop ; tunes, Gray's nn-square, that freedom of election should be preserved," the it Biritn. .IFGratir.,g i `Ely Norivi72_4; he should get it. Accordingly an arrangement was 1 London. ROBERT BUSBY, dairyman, Wood-street, Bethnal- Premier artfully insinuates . that , there are still . to the Rectory of St. Thomas's, Birmingham. RAILWAYS `t \ 4. ....• 4 -•• • ' t - Ires/ a- i lea - ease I 4 : 4 , a entered into by Pearson for the parish of Kilrush. green, Aug. 17, at half-past eleven, and Sept. 20, at "proper and becoming ways of corrupting The Venerable Archdeacon Raymond, M.A., of e 4 a, \ --- ~ - Camilinilsre ,v j The incumbent was represented as ninety years of twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Pennell, official- electors, without incurring the risk of vitiating an Trinity College, to the Rectory of Morpeth. PACKET 1101rIES.--‘ \ '.. 1 • •--:.... ar4,,e, \ 1..k„,.1 - '' Beak.". is % a • Cl' y ntial j a *. "..* - Ds, Aaff .. - . g. 9 3 .Bar.a. _,h , 'Pr 4 alee, that the living would be worth 500/. or 600/. assignee • Young, Warwick-square, Newgate-street. election by doing so. Such morality as this is quite in The Rev. Francis Smith, 8.A., of' St. John's College, 'CiN , 1.0 15 ...j . V 4:, ~ . ; Anria ?,, ... ";;'' . I.4. iiCiF; . = ------- ' . i -2fcth r. &Ara. '!-Ifertr'd t csO c- Si-,CA 4 kt , !;" after his-death, death, and that Mr. Magee should get it, if WILLIAM SCOTT, blanket manufacturer, Earl's character with the source from which it proceeds, and to the Rectory of Tarrant, Rushton. -:t- ‘ e a 'l' ------ eas ee e '''''-ee asai. eel easTERNRG, . N . om ° o cabseassees he paid 1,000/. immediately ; a policy of insurance Heaton, Dewsbury . , Aug. 13, at four, and Sept. 20, at is not at all more elevated, though rather less coarsely The Rev. J. Browne, M.A., of St. John's College, to t** . . al' instep& 4 ,... i tl iii c“. Rea/ 44,- ... . 1 017' , , ... 4 , 5 ,....2w 4 _ • + V __..,,, py 0 7.:0 -. \ 4.? ,. , ~_,„,,,,..... WRS likewise to be effected on the Bishop's life, and eleven, at the Commissioners'-rooms, Leeds. Jaques, developed, than that of, Mr. 11. Fitzroy, who thinks the Vicarage of Hasby, Lincolnshire. s; ~es- ' ' seleteeeSse -es"" ce 6 ,,,,, k , 7-<•.421W''724 1,060/. more on induction. It. was also agreed Bettye, and Edwards, Ely-place, London ; Greaves, that any bribery short of offering a man " a place or The Rev. W. H. Brookfield, M.A., of Trinity College, to be assistant preacher of St. Jurne's,.Piccadilly ; also ar • .05 , ;i t : a Selliiharri 4.o3li.Xut Z Me-km - ' 7 "' ' ‘Z . 't9e4. CfrfOn. ' " E ''''%,.,,7.„.1„ ~ ,0 4. 4 .. 7 . 4 4 4 , , is Cad t ,L l / 4 6 , , ..?: \ ---- draO lii. liorttneriel V. Vrr g- 411$7a4Lth 7 41, that Mr. Magee should be priested immediately- Des,vshur.y. )M ND ARROWSMITH Mercer Burnley Lan- emolument" may with propriety be re.sorted to. Mr. to tee incumbency of St. Luke's District Church, Ber- . 0 / Peakeee 5,,,, _ e I -, 4,.. - . _see Ame se. pa p ,. e‘e• t hi s was on the 29th of November, 1830-and H. Fitzroy, who has, according to his own confession ' 42 ' 4 4 --' :: -. " ; '''S.4, 151M1g:t."..:;-5- ''J.i)Z., ~..,1 2 r r •Lein'S ,A , ,:.., that he should get a curacy. In consequence c ... as L li i ire - ,•A " ugust 18 and September 20, at ' twelve, - ' at the' wick-street, Oxford-street. The Rev, Benjamin Sanderson Finch, 8.A., of Trinity 74e s .: - • - --•••qt( '--- ...... ------- 4 .f::4, 'wt ~A _- r L_,..- . -' *- - ,- / i' VEZ - za-;, - , -- ii; 3 2 4 *- e)' ; ' 4 " : VA -. 7.4Z - 242 - '''* . of this, Mr. Magee told Dr. Macdonnell that uourt-h . ouse, Burnley. Cragg and Jeyes. Harpur-street, "studied bribery pretty well, is of opinion that a Co T te i , 3 llb o ; domestic Chaplain t h o ati ; r! Z e . o df ßt hu c e h i a l i el • b ,cy . L_ Red Lion square, London ; Alcock and Dixon, Burnley. man's loss of time in giving a vote ought to he paid for... e.s.. ... _ . .-... . . . , e. ~ . , . . , . .... . .... GREAT WESTERN. he was satisfied with the terms, and to apply to JOAN BENT, grocer, Dudley, Worcestershire, Aug. On the same principle it might be urged that Mem- Mr. Fortescue, of the eminent mercantile firm of 23, at eleven, and Sept. 20, at the Swan, WolverhamPs bers of Parliament, who lose very often not only A. Holmes to the vicarage of Kirk Patrick, in the Isle N.B. in the fotowing Tables al signifies lnfore Noon, and E after it. OPEN TO TAUNTON. Maxwell and Fortescue, of Dublin, for payment of their own time, but that of the nation, by of Man. ton. Shaw, Dudley ; Austin, Threadneedle-street, .. STATIONS, with their Distances from Paddington. the 1,000!. Pearson s miled on Dr. Macdonnell and London. attending the House of Commons, should LLOYDS' -- SHIPPING LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. PADDINGTON, Eal.ng 51 0 Hanwell 7*, Southalt 9, West produced a letter from the Bishop, in which he con- WILLIAM REAY, ship builder, Walker, Northum- also be - paid - a point, and by no meansSTATIONS, with their Distances from London. Drayton 13, SLOUGH 18, MAIDENHEAD 221, Twyford 80.1, DEAL, A N, u A G. U B O ._ . 9. w - i lV d in s d .iy th ., i ni s da od y er fa a t te N2o A n r , r o d a . r x ia ro b u le n . g LON noel, Harrow if a, WATFORD 173, King's Langley 21, READING 354, Pangbourne 41*, Goring 44i, Wallingford sented to give the first vacant living to Mr. Magee. beldam:l, Sept. 2, at eleven, and Sept. 20, at on T e, at . the only one, on which the Chartists and A copy of this letter was taken by Dr. Macdonnell, the Bankrupt Commission-room, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Tories would find themselves in perfect harmony. Queen, Rio ; George Roinson, Neville, Newfoundland. Boxmoor 243. Berkhampstead 28, TRING 314, Aylesbury 433, Road 47 1 , STEVENTON 56*, Farringdon Road 634, Shriven hut he omitted to take down the date; however he Cuvelje, Skilbeck, and Hall, Southampton- Al ngs, Sid. Royal William, Bombay • Messenger, Boston ; LEIGHTON 41, Bletchley and Fenny , Stratford 463, WoLva.ai ham 71_,_;; ‘ SWINDON 77 (Junction with the Cheltenham Rail oN T , w s e ti rt p o z n ß lo A B j * E , R.E S l a 3_ ltfora Illit, Whether the amount of bribery at Ipswich be little ; , armion, Quebec ec ; Mary Mit- Pyrou, Newfoun . Newfoundland 31 ' ' Q b 11)14521, Roads 60, BLISWORTH 623, Weedon 691, Crick inclosed it in a letter which he wrote next day to Mr. Chancery-lane, London. y Keen! side and Harle, New or great, it is allowed on all hands that bribery has9lB3oti,noßeanl9wleall,, BATHlaid, l i v 0 E 6 i n , Ke •msharn 1131 BRISTOL 118* Nailsea 126* Clev 6 e l lon ii ß ie td . a Ti nd Welton 7?1, Roost (Midland Counties Janction) 83, ForteecueS, :nal which is dated the 27th of No - vember, castle-u on-Tyne. ch i eson, Port Phillip. 1830, the day after that of the Bishop was written. HENRY GRAY KELLOCK and ADAM DICK- prevailed in determining the result of several succes 2ORTSBIOUTH, Ana. 8.-Wind S.W.-Arrd. George Brandon S 9, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, ENSON KELLOCK, provision merchants, Liverpool, sive elections during a very long period. There must Canning, Allery, River Gambia ; Saviah, New Orleans, BIRMINGHAM 1123. bridge 1454, BRIDGEWATER. 151 1 1„ u T r : U:7: 1 16:3 * Arivl at The. Bishops letter is as follows :- Aug. 26, and Sept. 20, at two, at the Clarendon-rooms, be "something rotten in the state "of Ipswich, for suchl)OWN TRAINS lko.. Swindon their "My dear Pearson,-It will afford me much plea- Liverpool. Roscoe, South-square, Gray's Inn, London; a system to have been so long in force; and it for Bremen. DOWN TRAINS. Departure from at a t sure to comply with your request, and the first pre- Moss, Liverpool; Fletcher and Hull, Liverpool, is idle to pass the matter over, as Sir Robert COWES, AUG. 8.-Arrd. Abbot Lord, Patterson, New London. Rugby. B rmingham Daily, except Sundays. Paddington . Junction. Destination ferment to the extent of 400/. or 500/. which I may DIVIDENDS. Peel has done, with the hope that the electors and Orleans. - -- --- ------ Goods Train to Taunton .... 430 M 10 o M 855 E Mixed, to Birmingham .- 60 M 930 M 11 15 M To Taunton have at my disposal shall be given to the person for J. Rogers, hop dealer, Shrewsbury, Aug. 31, at eleven, at candidates will take warning from experience. It SOUTHAMPTON, Atra. 7.-Arrd. Pilot, Robson, and Third Class, ditto whom von are interested, the Rev. George Magee. the Guildhall, Shrewsbury-J. Reed, cloth dresser, Leeds, is true they may profit her experience in taking Lord Oakley, Quebec. Sid. Liverpool (s.), Gibraltar. Mixed, ditto ... 8 0 11 56 M 145 Short Train to Maidenhead 9 0 In saying this, I beg of you to believe that lam 1 Sept. 3, at . ,sleven, at the Sept. 3, twelve, t the hint of Sir Robert Peel, and finding out PLYMOUTH, AUG.7.-Wind variable.-Arrd. Vittoria, First Class, ditto : and W. Wilsonsmerchants, Liverpool, . ept. at a actuated by a desire to prove to you that lam not Quebec, Sld. Dahlia Quebec. Mixed, to Rugby 1 the Clarendon-rooms Liverpool-R. L. Dawson and P. Vance, "the proper and becoming way" of offering and a ..., • • , Short Train to Maidenhead 11 0 ungrateful for the many acts of kindness which your merchants, Liverpool, ' Aug. 31, at twelve, at the Clarendon- a ENZANCE, Atm. 6.-Arrd. Triton, Quebec. accepting bribes, which he has suggested there are. unwearied exertions have essaferred on me. rooms, Liverpool. many who would be quite ready to take advantage of. OFF PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 8.-Switzerland, New York. Mixed, to Birmingham ... Ditto ditto 130 E 528 430 715 Short Train to Slough 130 " Believe me, very truly, yours. . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. FAL3IOUTH AUG. -Wi dIVS W f h d n .. . res -Arr . STANDARD.-We have anticipated much that we off '•• ' • • ~. • Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... 3O , To Taunton . 2OE4 50 855 " RICHARD KILLALOE. " D. C. Guthrie, G. C. Cheape, and S. Prentice, London . .o , Eliza, Fertig, Monte Video ; Lusitania, Laurensen, A Short Train to Reading .... •4 0 ..... -..... 525 1 the b . t 1 t • might propel at say upon su jec of as night's Ditto, to Isirmingha m.. i 5 0 ;8 38 10 15 Short Train to Slough 430 515 R. C. Hurley, corn dealers Theobald's-road Rio ; Voyager, Parker, Quebec. Wolverton To Bristol Mr. Macdonnell considered this letter too vague, , - C . Cooke Smith ke and and J. Revis, tallow ' chandlers, York- debate in the House of Lords-we refer more particu- BRISTOL, Am. 8.-Arid. Caroline, Brooks, Tobago; * Ditto, to , *MAIL Mixed ' 8 30 11 58 . 1 30 M and he told Pearson that the Bishop must specify the 1 shire-H. Hughlings and R. H. Hartley: sharebrokers-W- larly to that part of the debate which concerns the 1 Merchant, Jordan, New Orleans; Albion, Newfoundland. ' Short Train to Maidenhead 530 *MAIL, to York, by Rugby; 9 0 12.15 M To Swiadon •,. .7 30 10 30 parish ; and another letter was then produced by Carr and D. Thomas, muslin manufacturers, Bow Church- late " Ribbonmen" prosecutions. We have shown I SWANSEA, AUG. 7.-Arrd. Bronea, Togas, Valparaiso; Pearson, almost in the same words, except that the yard, City-E. Hampson and W. Knight, oil cloth manufac- • how impossible it is to obtain any knowledge what- I Cubana, Silverton, and Mary Brack, Ace, Cuba ; New - - --- -- . Departure Depar. Arrival """' MAIL, to Taunton ... 855 11 35 255 M parish of Kitrush was named. Counsel then read the turers, Manchester7-.1. Bottonty, A. Sad and J. Bar .He worth ever of the mysterious and ingeniously contrived . 1 'Volunteer, Quebec. UP TRAINS. irons tore from at Goods Train to Taunton second letter, which was dated the 26th of November, tort, scri T g bblin millers, G ise ey, , Birmingham Rugby. London. SUNDAY to 71 , N Tit INS. . , jun., H. T. Pearce, and J. F. right, FW' commission agents, Li- Ribbon conspiracy except from members of it, or oh- I OFF lIASTINGS, Aro. 8.-Cleopatra, Rothwell, De- _ —.— 1830, and was in the same words as the former, wits' verpool-G. Sutton and H. A. Tifrner, corn merchants, fain any knowledge of real value except from active 1 worded; T. 11. Adanie, Rothfer, New Orleans for Bremen. *Mixed, from Wolverton. ' . .. 939 m To Reading this addition-" The letter from your uncle, indepen- Loath, Lincolnshire-7W. Stephens and J. H. Yund, braziers. and official members of the confederacy. Vitally im- LIVERPOOL, AUG. 8.-Wind S.W.-Arrd. Trinculo, Ditto ditto dent of other considerations, could not fail to have its Gloucester-N. Brown, M. Mason, W. Brown, and J. Smith, Hutton, Valparaiso •; Thomas Hunter, Ward, Bonny, Ditto, from Birmingham... 70 i M 8 2351 12 45 E MAIL, to Taunton . ...... .. 10 15 10 E 430 E portant as it must be to eradicate such a nuisance, how due influence with me. Should the living of Kilrush hay salesmen, Old Bailey-H. and W. Pruddah, chemists, left May 15 • Sarah Flmin. Snow Corisoe • Corsair Ditto. from Aylesbury be in my gift, your friend Mr. Magee Alan have it." ham Northumberland-F. Freeman, T. Cox, and W. Hex , ever, even the attempt to do so must not be made by - ' • ' ' * MAIL,. Pa ' and Mattakoeser, Taylor, New Orleans • Lanark, Bain- irst Class B • k Cand P . Be 1 immoral means ; and all will agree in the sentiment of Ward, bargemasters, Basingstoke - C. e- . This - letter was considered satisfactory, and after , en, -ew en k, Richebucto: chants, Ca ' mbridge-W. Potter, J. H. Bransby, and J. the Duke of Wellington, that it would be alike criminal i 'Eliza and Hampton, •Quebec ; Native, Reid, Newfound- Ditto ditto l2 Noon 123 E 6 0 MAIL, to Taunton it was produced Mr. Fortescue gave a cheque on the Potter, booksellers, Carnarvon-I. and G. Roebuck, fancy and disgraceful to employ persons to become Ribbon- land. Sailed, Mary, Demerara ; Agnes, Barbadoes ; Ditto ditto ll5 E 235 630 Bank of Ireland for 1,000/. to Pearson, who, in con- goods merchants, Leeds-H. and F. Armstrong, attorneys,Ditto, from Rugby. men, and to advance themselves in the conspiracy, for Clara and Emma, Jamaica ; Supply, Cuba ; ? England, of swinoon at junction with the Bishop, executed a bond to Thomas Preston, Lancashire -S. and T. Potter, coal masters, Ilkeston, Third Class, from Birmin.. 220 413 10 0 Daily. except Sundays. Starting. Junct on. I Pa Idington. Knox Magee for the penal sum of 4,0001., condi- Derbyshire- J. Yates and W. Hargreaves, mercers, vet - - , Ul the purpose of betraying their accomplices and, it may New York •; No rm antain, Boston •; Haidee, ewfound- First Class, ditto ' 4 0 517 19 15 Short Train from Reading... 730 M ..1 855 Al Boucher and F. L be their dupes. To accept, however, the information • stop, Lancashire-J. averton, linen drapers, land. Arrived off, St. Lawrence, Bombay, Chatham, and Mixed, ditto. 6 0 718111 15 Ditto from Slough .... 9 0 ... ...... ' . : 945 tional for the 2,0001. to he paid for the living. Bristol -J. O'Leary and W. Hindes, Mincing I -.ane- J. of men who have volunteered in the guilt Atalaata. i *MAIL, . . Mixed ditto l2 Night 1 ''3 AI 5 30M From Swindon It appeared that a vacancy did not occur in the Hannon end J. Webster, ale merchants, Rodney-buildings, which they expose, revolting as it no doubt is to the CORK, AUG. 6.-Arrd. Euphemia., Nightingale, St, *.Mixed, from Rugby ..... ... diocese of Derry until the year 1832, two years New Kent-road-J. Baker and T. B. Millard, carriers,Domingo. Sid. Louisa and John, Francis, Quebec. The Sunday ' rains are marked * . Short Tr. from.Maiclenhead 11 15 Sheard, J Sheard, and U. S. after the perfecting of the bond, and Mr. For- Andover, Southampton-M. . . V. .. • feelings of honourable mess-for all communication Arrd. off-Isabella Head Mauritius In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves MAIL, from Bristol ..... ... 840 10 28 110 Sheard corn dealers, Huddersfield, Yorkshire-E. Vvan, W. with thsuch wretches is revolting-is a duty not to be T ' ' ' • ' fescue then applied to Pearson on behalf of the Rev. . HAR, AUG.4.-Arrd. Ellen Lawrence St ono N. 8 ., , • Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Short Tr. fron. Maidenhead 145 E ' jun., and F. Hernaman, bankers, Torquay, Devonshire by those who are charged with preserving John's, Kitson; George Magee, but no satisfactory result followed ; (so far as regards F. Hernaman)-H. Cowlishaw, G. Sykes, the peace of society. The very same principle ABRDEEN, Ana. 6,-Arrd. St. Lawrence, and Amity, From Taunton and shortly afterwards, having learned that the living IS. Leadbeater, arid J. Leadbeater, colliers, Stanfree, Derbyshire which compels the juror to hear an informer Quebec. 1 BIRMING HAM AN D DERBY. Ditto was already given to another person, Mr. Fortescue (so far as regards H. Cowlishaw).• Short Train from Slough from the witness-box-whatever the informer's mo- OFF THE START, JULY 29.-Zealand, Amsterdam, - addressed a communication to Pearson, complaining - -- DOWN. UP. From Taunton of the injustice which had been done to Mr. Magee, MARKET INTELLIGENCE. five-whatever the stage of his guilt, compels the fur Batavia.. . - Short Tr; from :Maidenhead 8 0 ... 9 o Magistrate to place him there, without troubling him- OFF HASTINGS,: AUG 8.-Victeria, Foreman, St. snore Arrival Departure Arrival carom Taunton whose father, having a large family to provide 1 ( Front the London leui ro Plice Current of August 9.) self to inquire whether the fellow acts from a con- John's, N.B. TRAINS, Vr e cin a n at TRAINS. 415 745 M . 10 25 for, had added a codicil to his will, on the agree- I British Plantation sugar has SuGARci-Tiu'e marketil r earn as since our last report; seientious or a corrupt motive. The Magistrate, pro- 'MILFORD, AUG. 7.-Arrd. Bowes, Quebec. The AI ; rningharn. Deity. Deroy. minghsm. --e -.urm, --- -- -- .- - 1 -- ----- MAIL. from Taunton Goods Train from Taunton 630 E 240 - 7 4t) meat between the Bishop and Pearson being sinned, , p resented d r t roc ni e l:e s the Y cl i ernd has been flood for all d e - vided that he keeps himself clear from promoting or Duffell, arrived here from Quebec ;in a dense fog, in 1 MAIL.... 12 30 Al 2 15111 l*Mixed... 820M10 20 Al 'UN DAY Ue TitA i Ns. cutting off his son George, to whom he had left . from .. thesat. 46, long. 48, struck an island of ice, carried bow- 1 *Mixed,- 7 0 850 I Ditto...'ll 45 E I ,)0 4 5 E Short 1 min from Slough t . s• tiro Refiners have operated more freely; ; scrip ion , re l- encouraging crime, is bound to use all the means whichB 45 M 3,000 E, with 50/., relying upon having already made a porters have manifested firmness and have obtained fully circumstances place in his hand for its detection and sprit, topmast, &c., and received damage to her hull, llst &2dlo 30 12 15 E 1 Ditto.. 130 3 - From swindo:. handsome provision for him. On the 4th of May Mr. . former rates. ! punishment. The case alleged against the a 1 111 le- . caused leak bdl d f' . which cause, her toa y; an part o the deck Class 125E3 15 ' Ist &2d .. •, 430 620 Trains 4 0 554 *MAIL ...11 0 12 4531 'MAIL, from Taunton Short Train from Slough 5 0 E ...... ..... 550 Stiuldert, the agent of the Bishop, called on Fortes- To-day importers of West India Muscovadoes Sugar I 1 trees upon the late trial is no doubt a difficult one. g • load WAS obliged to he thrown overboard. Mixed ....., 615 815 s I From Taunton .... , cue, and stated that he had money to pay off the bond. , were firm, and obtained prices fully equal to those of . I A man avows himself a member of a treasonable abort Tr. from Maidenhead 730 The Trains marked *run on Sundays, in addition to which ~.. ' Mr. Fortescue replied that the money was not to be ,! Friday for all descriptions ; there was a good demand, and murderous conspiracy; but at the same time A QUACK OF THE LAST The follow- Trains leave Birmingham and Derby at 530 E, and arrive at Ditto from Reading.... 9 0 repaid at all, as it. was given to secure a living. especially for yellow sorts of sugar. This afternoon thein 'curious account is ” extratted from " A Journey either place at 715 E. .. . MAIL, from Taunton ......., 11 15 235515 25 M explains that his secession from the conspiracy, or At a subsequent interview Studdert• insisted on the public sale of 150 hhds 8 trs Barbadoes Sugar went atthrough England, in 1723 :-" I cannotleave ; • Winches- . 7 —' The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stations. money . being taken, and observed that if an execution ! . , . full rates amid all sold-fine •ellow at 66s to 67s goodrelaxation ofwhich might cause suspi- - • of any - MIDLAND COUNTIES. ' were issued against the Bishop an action would : d d 3 d 63s 6d to . 655, nu 62s 6 to 635, an low 61s per cwt. ' ' cion of a purpose to secede, would, according to the dA I •G • pene there. s was sitting at the eorge Inn I saw SOUTH WEST t• RN. STATIONS, with their Distances . from Rugby. STATION, . . . REFINED.-To-day the Grocers were free purchasers rule and practice of the conspiracy, he the signal for a coach with six bay horses, a calash and four, and a RUGBY, ULLESTHORPE 73, with their Distances from Nine Elms. be commenced against Fortescue, who at length con- ; Broughton-Astley 11, Wig- of Refined Goods, Standard Lumps fetched 795, tittlers his death. This, we repeat it, is a difficult case for the chaise and four, enter the inn, in a yellow livery turn d • stonl63, LEICESTER °O, SYSTON 244, Sileby 274 Barrow 30, NINE Elms, Wandsworth 3, 6, KINGSTON 10. seated to receive the money, and hand over the common 78s 6d to 795, and Brown G L Magistrateto the disclosure is and u ' with red, four gentlemen on horseback, - in bl e ue Grocery amps whom bond, with an understanding that such a pro- .Woerec 23, Farnborough 313, Winchtield 38, BASING. 76s 6il to 78s 6d per cwt. The Refiners are less desirous put it to any reader to say for himself how he would trimmed with silver s' and as yellow is the col o u r g i ven Sawley 424, Borruwash 45i, DERBY 491 . reeding was not to prejudice the future claims STOKE 46, Andover Road 56, WINCHESTER 64, Bishapstok( to sell. Of Bastards several parcels were taken,_good act in it, taking, as every one ought to take, the moral by the dukes in England, I went nut to see what duke it of' Mr. Magee on the patronage a the Bishop ' and fine at 558 to 60s, and low to mid 48s to 545. Pieces law of Christianity for his guide ! The more gene- was ; but there was no coronet on the coach, only a plain DOW N. 11 UP. (Gosport Junction) 72, SOUTHAMPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare ham 82, GOSPORT 87. of Derry. Several other vacancies in the diocese ; were in request. Bonded Crushed Sugar is firm at 265, coat of arms on each, with this motto-. roux and the manlier feeling of our nature Departure Arrival Departure Arrival subsequently occurred, but the Bishop still declined , and in good request ; other articles are without change. n Argento laborer faber." TRAINS. from RAINS. at .1T from .: at ' . Departure A rrival at Arrival W Id ou say at once, perhaps, have nothing to DOWN TRAINS. Rugby. Derby II Derby. Rugby. nom Southamp. at appointing Mr. Magee, and hence arose the pre- MAURITIUS.-This afternoon there was no public sale;Upon inquiry, I found this great • belonged equipage to a ______. —.--- --- --- ---- do with - such a miscreant; but then look to his Nine Elms. ton. Gosport. sent action. The damages were laid at 3,000/. For the ' privately several inquiries existed, aed stiffer rates were mountebank,and that name being Smith, the motto lit the other side-you see a murderous conspiracy, his name. Th f ' ll Mix( d Train —.— ______ —....--......... defence it was contended. that the Bishop was no offered, but the smallness of the supply tended too perate was a pun upon s • e footmen in yellow were 2d party to the agreement between the plaintiff and ' against business ; good and fine yellow sorts fetched 64s bathing the country •slaughter,•invading in - Fast Train 1 0 12:0E IOE t 6Ss common to mid 60 -t063 6d mid to fine brown sanctuary of rest and peace with the midnight merry-andrew, his apothecary, an d 2 e s2s spokesman Ile was 4 th 250 530 E 1 4th ..... 440 7 0 Goods Train Pearson. The existence of 'the document • signed ° • e s ~... •12 Noon lO b 5 58s to 60s and low 57s to 57s 6d per cwt. fi b dand the Iredwith the bloodof dressed in blackvelvet;and had •h' • sth re ran , le pi e " Matthew Pearson," which disclosed a contract,' that EAST INDIA.-This afternoon there were several in- innocent men, of women, and infants. Will you that danced on the ropes. He cures all disease's, and 6th Mad 12 20 51 2 4951 ' 6th Alan 10 40 12 50 M f:ra,i 2 ,1 . , ,, 1 in 3 0 6 0 a-5 in coneideration of a sum of 2,000/., a living of 500/.5 0 83: V 0 quiries for Bengal Sugar e especially for Dobah and good incur the responsibility of not exerting yourself as sells his packets for sixpence apiece. He erected ON SUNDAYS. E MAIL .... .... ....... ..... or 600/., a year was to be procured for the Rev. G. Ma- white sorts. 1,140 bags were put up to the hammer and far as innocently you may, to rid your country from stages in all the market towns twenty miles round. Arid Ist ...... 730 11 930 Goods train AI 10 051 Ist ...... 645 I SL _ gee, was freely admitted, but it was denied that the 1 sold at very full rates, good white fetched 67s Gil, mid such a plague ? Besides, the Magistrate has left 2d it is a prodigy how so wise a people as the English are 34 6 0 830 3d 7 0 930 Mixed Tia•n UNDAYS. ... ... I ' oAI I :5E 2io E Bishop was cognisant of any such contract. As for the . and good mid 65s 6d to 66s 6d, commons 645, damp 60s himself without a choice-for he has sworn to galled by such pickpockets. But his amusements on the 4th Di.to .... money advanced, every farthing, along with interest, !to 635, good sound all 64s 6d to 65s per cwt. stage are worth the sixpence, without thepills. In the.... • .11 11 57 12 AI use all diligence in repressing crime's and 8 •• . The times of arriving at and oeparting from Nottingham and Snort seat .s to Wokin .a• 10 1 4 Mornkg and ~,, 2k, ,4 , and ea had been lone stare paid hack to the representative of FOREIGN.-To-day white Havannah was wanted, but is dressed ' morning he up in a fine brocade night-gown, Derby are nearly the same. Evening, earring , t intervening stations, and j:erferming ibejouruel •a detecting conspiracy against the public peace. Thomas Knox Magee, and the codicil of the will, it the stiff rates required checked business, and 2,605f0r his chamberpractice, where hegives advi eand e gets in an hour aid ten MilltllA s. Sundays at a, ,111, and at 2* and "is E Uon the then, of those showing, - ,---... large fees." NORTH MIDLAND. was alleged, was the only thing which ceald give the ' boxes at auction were taken in 6d to Is above the value, 13 them colour of hardship to tlie case. The Jury retired at ' viz. tine at 31s to 325, good 29s to 30s 6d, mid 28s to m and putting the case as strongly cus . e e , . . , 37 and The fare on the Canterhur Whitstable Rail- (IN CONJUNCTION WITH TIP. MIDLAND COUN- De artule Departure Arrival UP TRAINS. " "" from from South. at ' Half-paSt six o'clock, and remained in their room till -23 s d, low 27s to 2756 d, slghtly' damaged 28s, washed 275; as it can be put against them, • the Magistrates ar- way in Jul', 1840, was 9d. per passenger, and during TIES BIRAIINGHAM AND DERBY, SIANCHES- Gosport ampt n. Nine Elms. since the sale, however, the whole had been sold rather reigned at the Armagh assizes have only done what that month the number conveyed was 1,407. In July, TER ' AND SHEFFIELD, MAN C HESTER AN D ,„ ..............11••••• after ten, three messages having been sent in the ' under those 'of9d it th • duty to d •and it is ungrateful, rates, or at an average 29s per cwt ; was their 0 , interim to know if they had agreed to their verdict. I Mixed Tram yellow and brown in good request, and 593 boxes at as unjust, for tliose, who have the benefit of the faith- carried rose to 3,24 4 ; and in July of the present y ear , -NORTH OF ENGLAND.) Goods l'rain Shortly after ten o'clock they came into Court, and , auction was sold at full prices-mid yellow fetched 17s ful discharge of what must be a painful and even dis- with the sixpenny fare, the number has still further in- DOWN TRAINS. . Mixed Train 6 ~,, 9 0 12 20 returned a verdict for the defendant. 16d to 18s, low soft 16s 6(1 to 17s, brown 15s 6d to 16s, gusting duty,to •• in the • •st them. join cry again,. creased to 4,116.-Railuary Times. 11 Fast Train Mix eu Tr. in ld 30 II 0 " 2 n . .Departure from , 1 Arrival at it .30 E .1 0 E 439 - TlE , wa.sytn v.-The execution of gnvorniviont nrrlArs Fast Train 11.1,...A 'l,e.;r% a "n et• A el M Pi E W !ASTLE-U PON-TY M A Le ave I Arrive at Carlisle. 1 Newcastle. 7 0 Morning 10 30Morning 10 0 1 0 Aftern. 230 Aftern, 6 0 50 8 0 Per Qua, tar. Abingdon. . S. tO S. 57 7:2 51 61 56 65 60 6, 53 10 d. tO $. 26 Z 6 .7 29 22 k 7 25 SO 2a r 5 24 29 2' 2'6 28 :10 ................. P.. S. LO 11. To-day importers of West India Muscovadoes Sugar were firm, and obtained prices fully equal to those of Friday for all descriptions ; there was a good demand, especially for yellow sorts of sugar. This afternoon the public sale of 150 hhds 8 trs Barbadoes Sugar went at fill! rates, and all sold-fine yellow at 66s to 675, good 63s 6d to .655, mid 62s 6d to 635, and low 61s per cwt. REFINED.-To-day the Grocers were free purchasers of Refined Goods, Standard Lumps fetched 795, tittlers common 78s 6d to 795, and Brown Grocery Lumps ,76s 641 to 78s 6d per cwt. The Refiners are less desirous to sell. Of Bastards several parcels were taken, good anti fine at 55s to 60s, and low to mid 48s to 545. Pieces were in request. Bonded Crushed Sugar is firm at 265, and in good request ; other articles are without change. MAURITIUS.-This afternoon there was no public sale; privately several inquiries existed, a:;c1 stiffer rates were offered, but the smallness of the supply tended to operate against business ; good and fine yellow sorts fetched 64s to 6Ss, - common to mid 60s to 63s 6d, mid to fine brown 58s to 60s, and low 57s to 57s 6d per cwt. EAST INDIA.-This afternoon there were several in quiries for Bengal Sugar v especially for Dobah and good white sorts. 1,140 bags were put up to the hammer anti sold at very full rates, good white fetched 67s Gd, mid and good mid 65s 6d to 66s 6d, commons 645, damp 60s to 635, good sound all 64s 6cl to 65s per cwt. FOREIGN.-To-day white Havannah was wanted, but the stiff rates required checked business, and 2,605 boxes at auction were taken in 6d to is above the value, viz. fine at 31s to 325, good 29s to 30s 6d, mid 28s to 23s 6d, low 27s to 27s 6d, slightly damaged 28s, washed 275; since the sale, however, the whole had been sold rather under those rates, or at an average of 29s 9d per cwt ; yellow and brown in good request, and 593 boxes at auction was sold at full prices-mid yellow fetched 17s 6.1 to 18s, low soft 16s 6d to 17s, brown 15s 6d to 16s, and damaged ips to 16s Gd per cwt. MOLASSES.-This afternoon the demand was brisk for West India, and 200 puns were sold, Berhice good at 26s 6d, Antigua good 30s, and good mid 29s to 29s 6d per cwt. TEA.-To-day holders of Tea were firm, and very few parcels are offering ; although there was little inquiry, still some parties were more disposed to operate, and sales were made at is 7fd to Is 84d for ordinary and good ordinary sound Congou, cash. Company's cannot be purchased under Is 9d per lb. GOFFEE.-The quantity of British Plantation Coffee brought forward during the past week has been small ; for mid and the superior sorts several inquiries have existed, and most of the parcels offered privately have been disposed of at very full rates. Mocha has been in good request, at stiffer rates. This afternoon West India Coffee was in good request, and holders were firm ; 381 brls Trinidad were offered at. auction, which went at full rates, and all sold-fine ord at 79s 6d to 81s 6d, fine fine ord 83s to 885 6d ; two lets middling and good Middling 103 s to 125 s per cwt: The market was inactive for East India, and holders are not so firm ; 73s 6d to 74s accepted for good ord Ceylon, and 45s to 48s for Company's Java. Foreign, however, is held firmly, and the demand is good ; the private sales have been 1,000 hugs, ord to good ord St. Domingo at 31s 6d to 32s Gd. fine ord 33s to 345, and lilt) ord to good ord 32s to 35s per cwt. The Cuba taken in at public sale last week has been chiefly sold for export at 70s to 80s for mid to good mid. On Mange. a floating cargo of St. Domingo Coffee sold at 32s per cwt. COCOA.-This afternoon the trade operated cautiously, and 387 bags 17 brls of Trinidad at public sale, a very small part only found buyers at 33s 6d to 36s Gd for common to good red. Rum, BRANDY AND HOLLANDS.-The demand has been brisk for good and find Jamaica Rum, and stiff rates have been paid; but all other sorts have been taken sparingly, and prices have fallen Id to 2d; 28 to 32 per cent mer-proof at 3s 9d to 4s 2d, 33 to 36 over 4s 4d to 4s Bd, better quality and fine of the same strength 5s to 5s Gd, very fine 5s 8d to 5s 10d. Leewards at 2s Id for proof of good quality. East India Rum proof at the high duty at Is stl to is 51d, and at the low duty Is 6d to Is 9d per gallon. The market for brandy has been in a dull state. Cognac of the best brands of the vintage of 1837, Idols 5s Id, puns 4s lld ; 1838, hhds 4s 11d, puns -ts 9d ; 1839, ltlids 4s 4d, puns 4s 2d ; .1840, hhds 3s 10d, puns 3s 8d ; 1841,, lihtls 3s 9d, puns 3s 7d per gallon. Ueneva is 10d per gallon. British Corn Spirits at 9s 10t1 per gallon. To-day the Rum market was firm, Jamaica of common quality spld at 3s 8d to 3s 9d, middling to good 4s to 4s Bd, and fine 5s 2d ; proof Leewards 2s Id per gallon. SPICSS. -Pimento at stiffer rates ; holders of Pepper are firm, and have obtained stiffer rates ; nutmegs have secured a fair sale at their previous value ; Cinnamon has supported the late advanced rates ; Ginger is firm in price ; for Cassia Lignea prices have further advanced Is per cwt. NICE.-For Bengal the demand has been good and prices have advanced 3d per cwt ; Java at stiff rates ; Carolina, first sort at 303, second do. 28s, and third do. • 26:5; Patna at 15s to 20s Gd per cwt. To-day large purchases were made privately in Bengal Rice, chiefly for export, and at stiff rates; lOs paid for low and lOs 6d for middling white ; under the former rate nothing of white quality is to be bad. Oms.-For common descriptions of Fish Oils a good demand has prevailed from the home trade, but the shippers have operated with much caution • Cod Oil at 31! 15s. Suuthern title at '341 103 to 351, g0:A.33110s to Andover Banbury Basingstoke Cirencester Coventry Uaventt y Del hv nowden... Hungerford Malt n Maidenhead Wtri ngham 3.Var wick . Wi • Chester York . A QUACK OF THE LAST CENTURY.--The follow ing curious account is extracted from " A Journey through England, in 1723":—" I cannot leave Winches ter without telling you of a pleasant incident that hap pened there. As I was sitting at the George Inn I saw a coach with six bay horses, a calash and four, and a chaise and four, enter the inn, in a yellow livery turned up with red, four gentlemen on horseback, in blue trimmed with silver ; and as yellow is the colour given by the dukes in England, I went nut to see what duke it was ; but there was no coronet on the coach, only a plain coat of arms on each, with this motto—. Argento laboret faber." Upon inquiry, I found this great equipage belonged to a mountebank, and that his name being Smith, the motto was a pun upon his name. The footmen in yellow were his tumblers and trumpeters; and those in blue, his merry-andrew, his apothecary, and spokesman. He was dressed in black velvet; and had iu his coach a woman that danced on the ropes. He cures all diseases, and sells his packets for sixpence a-piece. lie erected stages in all the market towns twenty miles round. And it is a prodigy how so wise a people as the English are galled by such pickpockets. But his amusements on the stage are worth the sixpence, without the pills. In the morning hd is dressed up in a fine brocade night-gown, for his chamber practice, where he gives advice and gets large fees." The fare on the Canterbury and Whitstable Rail way in July, 1840, was 901. per passenger, and during that month the number conveyed was 1,407. In July, 1841, the fare was reduced to 6d., when the number carried rose to 3,244 ; and in July of the present year, with the sixpenny fare, the number has still further in creased to 4,ll6.—Badway Times. DEWSBURY.—The execution of Government orders keeps the trade of this place brisk.- We believe all the mills are in full work, ohich is a great benefit to the working classes.—Leeds Mercury. The Government messenger, who arrived at South ampton from Lisbon on Saturday, with despatcliee having received directions to proceed with the utmost possible dispatch, availed himself of the facility afforded by the Railway Directors; and in a very short time after the Montrose cast anchor, a special train started from the terminus at Southampton, and in one hour and thirt v five minutes arrived at Nine Elms ! And even in this extraordinary short time were included two stoppages. The Montrose left Lisbon on Wednesday last, and Lord Aberdeen was enabled to answer his despatches by, the mail of Saturday night. EGLINTON I%ASTLE, AYRSHIRE.--The Earl and Countess of Eglinton and family arrived on Thursday last from the metropolis. On Friday the Noble Earl went out with the Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry, at duty in Ayr. Gravesend was a scene of extraordinary confusion on Sunday evening last. It appears that for some weeks past steam-boats have been running to Gravesend and back for one shilling; the passengers, however, having to secure their return by paying in advance, for which they receive return•-tickets, available during the following six days. On Sunday three of these boats brought down upwards of tour hundred persons each, and landed them at a temporary pier formed opposite the Clifton-baths. At night, at the time appointed for returning, and when nearly all the ether steamers had left Gravesend, one of them got aground, with upwards of 400 persons on board, who had been brought down during the day, together with nearly a hundred others, who held return tickets from the week before. Eight, nine, ten o'clock passed amidst a scene of uproar, singing, and hollowing, which continued until eleven o'clock at night, at which hour she left Gravesend with a cargo of upwards of 400 persons, having forcibly ejected about eig ht y others, who mostly were left unprovided with means to get lodgings for the night, having expended all they had with them during the hours they remained there. We are much surprised that steps are not taken to prevent these boats being so loaded. as they are, decidedly dangerous. • A Journal of Brittany mentions that there was lately a wedding in that part of the kingdom at which there were 930 guests, who consumed 1,85011). of bread, two oxen, a heifer, and a calf, five barrels and a quarter of wine, and one cask of cyder. ROCIEDALE.—Though considerable distress exists among some classes of the operatives, the town generally is in a decidedly better state than most others in Lan cashire. All the mills are working full time, though wages are not high.—Leeds Mercury. DEATH FROM WANT OF Foon.—A letter has this week been addressed by the Poor-law Commissioners, to J. Taylor, Esq., Coroner of this Borough, which he has kindly allowed us to copy, in reference to the case of Margaret Pincock, and the evidence given on the inqueSt. It is as follows :—" Poor-law 'Commissioners' Office, C Somerset-house, August 3, 1 842 . Sir e —Th e Poor - la w having received fro m the Registra r of Births and Deaths, for the Great Bolton District, a cer tified copy of the register of the death of Margaret Pin cock, on whose body a coroner's inquest was held and a verdict returned by the Coroner's jury, that she died from want of food, direct me to request that 3ou will be so good as to furnish the Commissio ners with a co py of the depositions taken before you in reference to this case, and to the finding of the jury.—l am, Sir, your obedient servant, GEORGE COODE, Asst. Secretary."--Bolters Free Press. • . SS lo . :6 64 60 71 SI • - 38 • ' 46 66 0 :8 ,252 69. 8- , 65 7,3- 29 26 3. 32 85 9 :4) 31 8 34 NINE Elms, Wandsworth 3, Wimbledon 6, KINGSTON 10, Esher and Hampton Court 13, Walton 15i, We) bridge 174, WOKING 23, Farnborough 314, Winchlield Sri, hASING STOKE 46, Andoyer Road 56, WINCHESTER. 64, Bish'pstoke (Gosport Junction) 72, SOUTHAMPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare ham 82, GOSPORT 87. 40 -- _ 7t; - (4 .... ...d. •.d. , 12 NI , 4 , and ? )g ibejouruey 2 and 7 Nine Elms. Marc Mixed Train Goods !'rain Mixed Train 8 .50 Fast Train l9 no miN eu i':.lo E Fast Train . Mixed Train 5 20 Goods Tra.n SUNDAYS MAIL Mixed Train . Ditto . .. 4 3 E Short Trairis leave Woking daily at 7 , 4 M t days a' 9., M, 0 ,an 21 M ? 0 9 1, 9 0 11 1 0E 3 0' 0 u 5 '25 51 10 .3 3 15 E 12 20 2 0 4 30 6 0 9 15 2 051 WOOLLEN MANUFACTURES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUIV. The Duchess of Richmond and the Ladies Lennox left Portland-place yesterday for GordonCasf e,Fochaberr. The Duke and Earl of March have left Edinburgh for the Castle. The noble Duke and Duchess during their sojourn at Gordon Castle intend to sce much company. SUDDEN DEATIL—Robert Drent, sergeant-major of the 60th Rifles, stationed at the Pigeon-house, Dub lin, fell suddenly down and expired on Tuesday morn ing. A post mertem examination was held on the body by the surgeon of the regiment, and it appeared that the right lung was greatly diseased, and that deceased was subject to faintings from disease of the heart. THE THAMES TUNNEL.—There were rather more than 20,000 visitors to the Thames Tunnel last week, being more than double the average number that has heretofore inspected this extraordinary work within the same period of time. The grand staircase, just opened on the Middlesex side of the river, excites general ad miration. Derby. 3 19M 1 Sheffield. Sheffield, I 5 OE Lectls. 6 191 10 15 Man. che4er. 8-301 11 45 York. 6 40M Larling. ton. 9 20N 1 45 Stu,—The statements made to Sir Robert Peel by Mr. Brook, of Huddersfield, and Mr. Edward Akroyd, of Halifax, appear to me calculated to convey such an erroneous impression respecting the state of these dia.' tricts, that I bug to trouble you with a few lines with a wish of placing the matter in its true light. All persons acquainted with the woollen and worsted trades of the West Riding of Yorkshire, must be aware of the great changes that have been made in the manlier of conducting the manufacture. Formerly all the goods sold in Huddersfield and Halifax were made in the neighbouring villages, but the gradual adoption of the factory systein has had the effect of concentrating the trade in the towns, and the country-places have accord ingly declined ; yet a great amount of business has con tinued to be done in the villages, the merchants and large manufacturers having occasion to purchase or put out large quantities of goods in addition to those made at home. Sow, it is evident that in a time of depression :lie demand for country goods will be first affected, for - the proprietors of large establishments in the towns will naturally he anxious to employ their works fully, twfure they buy market goods, and therefore it will be found :almost universally the ease, that the inhabitants of the country districts are suffering incomparably more than the town population ; and although there may not be mien want-of employment in Halifax and Huddersfield, I am certain that destitution, to an h11311:113C extent, pre vails in the neighbourhood, especially in localities where tlic , re are no resident manufacturus, and the inhabitants hAve been accustomed to fetch work from a distance ; many places of this description will be famil iar to every <me acquainted with this part of the country. I have no means of comparing the ratio of increase in the lluddersti,fld Union, but the following calculations, made from the quarterly accounts of the Halifax Union. will prove my assertiou to. be correct ; and in estimating the umuant . of distress, it must be remembered that relief is now administered with a much more sparing hand than was formerly the case. 215 M I 5 '25 M 10 U 1 4) E 5 0 E s 45 • It , andrk E. Sun -414"43N1E. ti 17 9 30 12 45E 3 45 4 0 G 0 7 35M 8 45 , 10 45 2 OE 4 30 5 30 7 30 I 9 SOAI II 45 2 45E 5 30 6 30 8 15 1 15E 4 0 7 0 8 15 9 45 SUNDAYS, I 6 19E 1 Ijll 15M I 7 15E arrive at York. 5 OE 6 35 8 45 10 0 2 OE 4 45 7 45 5 15 7 0 LONDON AND'BRIGHTON. STATIONS, with their Distances from LOndon Bridge. LONDON, New Cross 3. CROYDON lOC. GOCSIOM? Road 131 Stoat's Nest 14i, 141crotham 19k, Run Hun 21i, Holley THREE BRIDGES 2.4, Holcombe 33k, Haltwoan's HEATH 37k, Hassock's Gate 43i, BRIGHTON 50i. 3 19E 7 OM 3 OE • 8 4531 4 30E the DOW] in their a; 5 OE 94517 5 30E Trains rival at 6 40E ' 12 Noon 8 OE , about t 9 20E o hours Lave I Arrive in Leave Arrive In DOWN. London. I Bright. n. . UP. B r i g ht on. L on d on . ........... ................. ...1....M..... ltixed "i 45 M 10 .5 M From Croy ... 7 :70 M MAIL. First don Cart , 945 11 45 - Mixed ToCroydon 10 45 - First Class 9 0 11 U Mixed ... 11 45 i'. 15 E Alta t. Mixed 11 0 s IA) E Ditto Mixed 3 0 • 5 :lo First Class .. 331 530 First Clais 430 030 Mix(d ...... ti 0 8 31) Mixed 0 & :30 ilitto ..... .... 7 u g3O hoods 9 0 12 ~(1 M Goods 9 0 ,2 30 M ToCroydon li 30 SUNDAYS. From SUNDAYS. Mixed 745 M. 10 15M Croydott Ditto Mad • 70 E 9 :i 9 i "•? . ”" latei that Mr. William Thwaite, farmer, of Sheebridge, near Huddersfield, on Sunday morning, the 24th ult., voided one of those dangerous species of worms " taenia," oy tape-worm, of' the amazing length of 66 yards, contain ing 3,300 joints, and weighing two pounds thirteen ounces.—Milifitx Guardian. The passengers who left St. Katharine's Wharf, Tower, for Antwerp, on Sunday last, by the steamer Antwerpen, Captain Jackson, were more than 100 in number—Sir Gordon Drummond, Lady Floyd, Mr. and Mrs. Wahnesley and family, and other la.shionables formed part of them. The same Company's steam ship Princess Victoria, Captain Minter, arrived at the Wharf yesterday morning after a favourable passage. EARLTan ARL or INVERNESS.WO have recently been gratified with a sight of some splendid materials of Scotch manufacture, forming an extensive order from the Tad of Inverness to Mr. M•Dougall, of the Tartan ware house. In addition to evidenciug a desire to patronise a locality with which his Royal Highness is so closely connected by title, we trust extensive benefit will be de rived by the trade, from his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex encouraging their fabrics. In addition to the finest woollen clan tartans, the order contains magnifi cent pieces of. tartan, in satin and velve, of the most recherche description, which require to be seen in order to be estimated. The order also includes Highland brogues, with .elegant frosted silver buckles ; the latter with splendid and various thistle fastenings for plaids, set with cairngorms —lnverness Herald. - The Rhine and Moselle Gazette gives an account of a fire at Kornnenburg, a few leagues from Vienna. The fire raged for three hours, during which it destroyed 55 houses and the cathedral. 9 0 30 Mixed 745 M In 15 31 Ditto Ditto ToCroydon 10 0 - SDOREFI A 31 BRANCH.—Mixt ham daily at 7 3 • air-19:1 0 M, at. 'Cal Sundays at 9 OM, and at 2 Fran Shoreham for lirigh con at 5 3!.), and d 30E. Sundays at If, The. Mixed Trains stop at all tl only at First Class Stati:;ns. Froth S Cro) don Mixed ...... 7. 0 111 !ti Ditto 3 .15 E 0 15' Ditto 7 0 9 a, T r 4ins leave Brighton for Shore. I,d at 12 15, 4 4 - .„ and 7 OE. 15, 3 a 5. 5 13. and ti 4 E. ::() and 10 ;;'()M, and at 10, 3', OM, and : 45, 4 7 , , h 0, and 8 OE: le Stationi', the First t fuss Tratne • LONDON AND DOVER, OPEN TO TUNBRIDGE STATIO, , :. T with their Distances from London Brid ge, 31, N e w S CrO i ss .' 3 ° , N C B r4 donßeigate 21, Godston e 26 , E ilenbeidge Cr 36, Tunbridge 40. DOWN TRAINS. 1 --------._ UP TRAINS. Departure fr'.m Arrival at Tun. Departure 'rum Arrivil In London. bridge Station. Tunbridge. lone,on. 9 30 ~1 11 30 M 7 45 M 9 45 M 11 30 1 30 E 111 30 3U 12 30 E 230 E 4 30 E 5 0 530 730 • 6 0 8 0 SUNDAYS. OUN DAVIS. b3O M 10 30 M 83 M 6 30 E 630 E I 83U E , 10 30 I 830 A verage Quarterly Payments in 1838. ! Average Quarterly Payments in 1M42. M 8 3 MOUN6AI 10 :30 NORTHERN AND BASTERN. OPAN TO BISHOP'S STORTFORD. STATIONS, with their Distances from Shorediteh. Lea Bridge A. 'I ottenham ;14, Edmonton 4., Po ,, der's End Waltham 10 , Broxbpurne Ur, Roydon kr, Harlow :26%, Sawbridge. worth 23%, Stnrtford..32y, DOWN TRAINS. UP TRAINS. Halifax Union . 1:2,93; Halifax Township Barkisland Midgley Northowratu 4 );enden. DOWN TRAINS. ' UP TRAINS. Departure !Dep rturei Arrival . Departure • eparture Arrival from !fromßrox. at from fl - onßrox- at Shoreditch.' bourne. I Sto:tford Stortford.' bourne. Shoreditett --.-- --. b 0M 848 M 9 t . :5 M 5 30M 5 ;,6M 640. M 11 LO 10 15 10 4j *8 0 45 II SO 12 20 E 12 .59 E 820 852 9• 44) 1 1-0 E 22i 450 '? 20 9;0 10 fa 337 4 14 4:+• 11 30 12 2 E 1 4 .4'6 E 4. 0 5 ..5 '5 50 230 E 3 4 ' 3 4 4 , 9'GO 0 20 43• 5 o f , .44 B_. _ s t. 3. _ II 21 1 6.3 ,, 7 5 1 a t, TRURO.—The first importation of foreign cattle at this pert, fifteen steers, six cows, and two calves, were landed an Monday last by Messrs. J. and H. Gatley.— Falmou:k Packet. 6 30 lit 5 :.6M *8 0 6 .20 8 52 f 2U 9 :0 11 30 13 2 E 2 30 E 4 3 , 5 0 49 6 7 5 I 8 0 On Sundays Trains leave Stort. ford for Shoreciitm, at a 30 and 9 30M, and at 1 0, .:•0, and ti Ira half an hour earlier on Mono ays, Southowrain &WC rby WALMER CASTI.E.—The Duke of Wellington is expected to arrive on Friday evening from Apsley house, for his usual residence here during this period of the year. The Noble and Gallant Duke sees company shortly after his arrival. STATE OF TRADE.—The improvement in the cot ton trade not merely continues, but has become very de cided. The sales of cotton last week amounted to 62,060 bales, which is at least double the average weekly sale of the present year. The prospect of a good harvest is, we believe, the principal cause of this improvement ; but the new tariff, the satisfactory state of the currency, and several good orders from abroad, have contributed .to strengthen the impression iroduced by the eectation of abundant crops and cheap tood.—Liveyool Times. S , lyland Stainland Worley This shows that while the poor -rates for the township or Halifax have only increa s ed in the ratio of 33 per cent., other townships have increased three-fold, four fold, and in one ease nearly . five-fold, of that proportion —proving that any deduct►on drawn from tie state of that town, will not apply to the district generally.—/ am, yours, A YORKSHIRE MANUFACTURER. [Our Correspondent has sent us his name and address.] 1.£5,444 1 OE 9 30 Hull in UP TRAINS. • Departure from 1 i Arrival at Darling. Man Y York. ------ Leeds. Sheffield. She ffi eld. Derby. ton. (ire te 6 OM 7 3511 8 15M 10 15M i 6WI 8 4551 7 0.11 930 10 45 !II 45 12 45E 915 12 Noun 10 0 1 OE 2 OE i 2 45E 415 12 15E 3 OE 1 10E 4 0 530 630 815 330 i 6 19 445 7 9 1312 ,845 10 9 SUNDAYS. 6 45:111 1 1 7 30.111 8 45 MII 9 45M 11 45M ......... 5 OE 6 ,110E1 7 15E 9 15E 3 30E 6 19E 7 9 812 11 9 0 10 9 *,,,i'' Trains leave Hull for Derby daily at 6i and 1 1 31, and at 2-,k and SE. On Suriclo.p. at 5E only. --.- _ - GRAND JUNCTION. FROM BIRMINGHAM TO Li- FROM LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER TO VERPOOL & MANCHESTER. BIRMINGHAM. , Leave Time of i Arriral at Birmingham Departure., Birmingham. ---.-- .--- --- Flynt Class... t ...1 45 M First Class ...! 330 111, 8 O.M Mixed Train! *6 0 Mixer Train 6 0 11 3., Mixed Train , 930 'First Class... rr 15 12 4:I E First Class... 11 30 I First Class... 1 0 30 3 15. First Class .. 2 15 E 'Mixed Train 4 OE . 19, 30 First Class..., 0 2" 45 First Class...' 7 0 130 Mixed 'rra n' 4 30 First Class.. .I, 7 15 . . SUNDAYS • 'SUNDAYS. • First Class ... , 145 DI !First. Class...) 320 31- - 80 m Mixed Tr in: 7 :30 I Mixed 'Train 815 12 45 12. Mixed Train! It 30. i Mixed Train 10 30 . 315 Mr. ed Train •245 E !, Mixr d 1 r.rin' 7 0 E 12 mo t • Those Trains meet the North Union Train to Preston at Parisitle . CHESTER A FROM CREWE - TO CH Leaves M Cr ewe. MM Mixed Tra n 9 0 First Class .... ..... • 2 OE Mart On Sunday only tin ND CREWE. FROM COWER 1 - OCREIVE. Leaves Chest er, MAIL ..... First Class ll tip Mixed 'Lain 5 rE MAIL le,Mail Trains run. CHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD. FROM CHESTER TO BIRKENHEAD. F ROM BIRKENHEAD TO CHESTER. AIAIL at SM, and Mixed Trains Mixed 1 rains ht 82 and 10 20M, at 830 and lu 30111, and at 1,4, and at 1 st/ and 3 50E, MAIL t and 7 45 E. ,O 40 E. SUISDAYS.--MAIL at SM, Fnd illNDAYS.—Mixed Trains at 30 Mixed Trains at 9 30 M, and at and 950 M, and 6 l E, MAIL at 6 30 E. .630 E. Steam Packets leave Liverpool the starting of each Train for Chei verpool cn the arrival of every 'rn Ibr Birkenhead minutes before aster, and from Birkenhead for Li sin from Chester. NORTH UNION. Trains leave Liverpool for Lancaster at 3 15 (Mail), 8 45, and 11 Al, and at 2 30 and 4 45 E ; and from Manchester for Lancaster, at 15 minutes after the Liverpool time of starting. 'l'rains leave Lancaster for Liverpool and Manchester, at 2, 710, and 845 M, and at 1 10 and 550 E. -3.. Increase per Cent. 11 0 Beans. I Pea,. a. to C. 33 44 36 40 34 43 43 44 .33 36 : 6 29 3t 45 36 44 40 36 It) - 41 - E 5 S. 6. IA v, s. €l. S. d.l d. 3 6 4 6 3t• 4 0 0 0 0 0 TERBI.UI MARKET. Wheat, 655. to:Os. —..... CO 7630 red 6' s. to 6fir to $ 3 z 1 3 ): , to s o —s . . rats •••••••••• 21s. to —s. to Pease 40s. to :Xs. co HULI. CORN MARKET. Per Rushe' Birmingt,om s.d. 7(1 Sfi CAN Wheat, White (per Quarter) Red Foreign Barley, Ma lting • Grindiug Oats, Britisn Foreign (hi bond) 63.. 6.25. 64.. 5Ca. 603 (23. 6 645. I;03. As 295. 31N. 25 175..33. 173. 203. 21s. _ 16s P.N. :Ms, Deans., ... 3t's 345. Pease, Grey ... "44, 3,-'s ;'B3. Biue and White 36,399. 40k,- Linseed - Flour per sack .......... Rapeseed (per 19 quarteral 23l- 544, NE.WCAaTLE CORN EXCHANGE uvu Whe,t, North mike:land 5 •• 62, - Nortblk and Sutiolk - Berwick and 5c0tch.............. :•0••• 54 .. 583 - Foreign 5B 12- 6.d 6 , A. Rye, Not lolit and Suffolk -- Foreign .. Barley, Malting; Norfolk and Suffolk... 19 30• Grinding and Eeedin- r6-.:8• - vending ana . _ M tit, Norfolk and 5urf01k.....; .... .. ..... :2 :its — . —,. Beans, Small l's. 34...... . -s. Tick . ra&s.4 s .. s• i Pease, White Gray Oats Northumberland', Poratoc --- Feed 223 2-1 s —Foreign Flout (per sack) 453. 495.. .....5. — s . ti AODINGFON CORN MARKET. Wheat. 1 , - rlev 1 ,tats. ts,. 3, ' t 0 „. Fir- t 72. Od 3C Gil 28. 6d 36s osl , ..... od . Second; 51.. Od :11 , , bti ;14 Od 35s ed i ~.,_ o d Third sos Od 294 Od 1 i'2. Od ' —s od ' —5 lid Avetaie. 24 19. 8 i 9.12t11 , 4 GLASGOW CORN M.,NRKET. WI - ea', per 2401 b. s. d. s. d. Oa. s, oer :NA. English 2OO to 31 0 Irish Scottiin f4 0 29 1' British ... Irish ... . Beans. pee - . 3( 013, Foreign ••• . Barley, p3r 3901 b. Scottish .. ....... English .. Scottish ‘;‘.., 0 :4'i Oattr.eal. I t f I :911;: Irish DA LKEITH CORN MA RKET. 1 Wiwat varier. i Oats. tease. Teans. First i63 6a 243 0i ; 26s F , , ~./, oi 5 . , ,, od Second i 60. !;4.1 is Od 1 12... 8d 3.. s od :34 od hird EDINBURP, H . my A L MARKET. ' Per Sack of 2 +lb, 1 Fer Stone of 111 b. First Oatmeal ........X2* 0 0 First OatmeaL .. £0 2 2 Second Ditto .... • rit. VI Second ditto.... 0 2 0 Barley. cal ... Peaserocal.. Pot Barley from 30s. to 48% per sack. ....................... _____........ ig •••••••• :z 1 , 1 1 1 17 0 t, X lB 0 100 166 17° tO 0 1 0 15 0 20 0 49 0 5 1 0 1311. . he sth inst., at L B Je li l-b T i ll il, S l3 . erks, tbo lady of G. D.' Scovt, Esq., of a daughter. On the sth inst., at Chelsea, Mrs. R. E. 'Barnes, of :Ital. On the 6th inst., the lady of Richard Jones, Esq., surgeon Wilton-place, of a daughter. On the 5 h ult., at the Government-house, Prince Edward's Island, the lady of Sir Henry Vere Huntley, of a son. On the 29th ult., at Mitcheldean, the wife of the lies% l ir • eckett, 8.A.. of Trinity College, Oxford, and Curate 01 ,benhall, Gloucestershire, of a son. On the 6th inst., at Eastcheap, Mrs. H. H. Piper, of a son. • On the 61h inst., in Upper Harley-street, tfie lady of Sir Or gory Lewin, of a daughter. On the 7th inst., i Hyde-park-gardens, the lady of the Re v. Edmund Hollond, of a daughter. On the 8:h inst., at the Limes, Carshalton, the lady of DT- , tair. E. M. Daniell, Hon. Company's Service, of a daughter.. - On the 6th inst., at Hyde-park-square , the lad y of J. W. rsosanquet, Esq., of a son. MARRIED. At St. George's, Hanover-square, on the Ist inst., Captain • Elliot, R.N., son of the Hon. hear-Admiral E.tiot, toHersey' Susan. only daughter of the late Lteutenant-C , ,lonel Wanchope, , of Niddere Alari-ehall, Mid Lothian, anti P.iece of Sir David Baird, Bart., of Newbyth. On the Bth inst., at St. George's, Ha.,,over-square, the Hon. Charl. sW. G. Howard, son of Eirrl Carlitle, and M.P. for East Con berland, Alas . ' ' , second daughter ot the Right Hon. Baron Parse. DIED. On the 6th rots., at" Garret House, Charles Henry, infant son of George Lee,P.ged S months. On the 6t)•,, i n st., Emma, the daughter of Mr. H.. 1. Pag e, Crescent -r „ ac e, Albany-road. On t' ~ 6 ' ll ' l ~in of the Island of St. Helena, aged 62. 30th ult., the Rev. Samuel Jones, former l y Senior Anne, the wife of Edward Rogers, Esq., of- EASTERN CO UNTIES, i On the 4th inst., Mary, wife of Mr. John Lin o s , OPEN of Spirt-. OPEN to BRENTWOOD. DOWN TRAINS leave Shoredith at 830 arta 1 i p it .i, : F s : : t r e °‘ ju e n t r , b r i. i the d e g i 2 1 t i l e i r s -t :' inset, 30, 4 15, 50, 6 , , and 7 -IN.:. On SuNDAvs at 10 .•°' -, an , . :' at 20, ' ......................._,,,__„—.....-----'f"'" . o'l?i n eil t l he l2 4 t t h h at 20,3 0, 4 ,', 6 30, and 74 E. The j Junk y if. ..n .inu.ii ~ awl •Tr.2!""'" ... "nr= ----------- -........r., Regiment. Caroline , infant daughter of Major IL A. .1 5 minutes. performed '/A about V TRAINS leave Brentwood at 8 4' , Bice, No. 112, t-, - n , London: Printed and Publi,hee. by MURDO Yq r - ; t, N a L ' il ' I f 12 3 1 , 3 30, 5 3v, 640, and 7 43g. ~ 4 41. and 10 45,M, and at No. 112, Strand, at The Sun 0 and at 2 LO, 4 30, 006 45 or." - On SUNDari at S tro "Rd lOM, the County of Midd i _esez, Wednesdah 't . „..; I 44E. August I 0„ltS4!:. On Sundays Trains 14 ditch for Stoitford a 8 and at 3, 3 30, and * This Train leaves 9 21 Dave Shore anu 9 FM, SE. Broxbeurne CARLISLE. Leave Arrive at Newcastle. Carlisle. 7 0 Mornmg W 3031orning 10 0 1 30 Aftern. 230 Aftern. 530 b 0 8 30 6 30 SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. 9 0 Morning l• 3 15 Afterti.. 9 0 Morningll2 15 Aftern. 5 0 Aftern. 5 0 5 0 ti 15 EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW. Trains depart from each Terminus at 7,9, and 11 M, and at 3,5, and 7E. On Sundays at 730 11, and 530 E. RAILWAY STATISTICS. FROM THE LATEST OFFICIAL REPORTS. , - NAME OF RA , LWAT. 1 , TOtil amount! fital amount; Last Those mirked • carry -o . 4 .uthotized to ! expended to !Dividend no heavy goods; siiid (2 . c 74 be raised by 'dates of .atest i at per 2. thus f run no Trains 3. :hares and Balance !cent. per on Sundays. V 1 Loans. bikets I annum. - - - - .C. s. d., 1 £ s. dX.s. d. ;17 Arbroath and eorfar.. 1 1 5 51 01l 136,705 983 10 0 firm & Derby Junct on 48 1 . 1,1'56,666 0 01,043,983 0 0 2 5 0 /Wm. & Gloucester Brandling Junction 25 45 ,100 U I 434,813 16 24 10 0 Chester and Birkenhead 141 499 999 0 0 456.663 10 1 2 0 0 Dubin and Kingstown 6 370; 0' 0 0 34 ,, ,262 4 4 5 0 0 tDundee and . Arbroath 16/ 140,0 , 0 0 0 143 552 5 8 5 0 0 • Eastern Counties Edioliurgh & Glasgow , 46 fGlasg., Paisley, & Ay , 4 0 833,01 0 ( It 857,299 14 11 310 0 tGlasg , Pais., & Green. 221 7 , 9,116 5 3. 709,116 5 3 1 0 () t rand J nction ' 1 83! 1,957,800 .1 0'2,280,590 3 , 111 0 0 Great nuth of England 45 :I,i 0 ,000 1 4 W 7,147 19 10 4 10 0 Great NVesttrn Hay'e I, ... ull and Selby Lancaster and Preslon 2Ol 488,0 ~ 011 435,399 1 21 30 0' Liver,.oll & Manchester 31 1,832,375 0 0,1,515,55 3 610 0 0 London & Birmingham 1121 5,750,0 0 ( 0 5,724,807 0 0 9 10 0' London & Blackwall London & Brighton 56 2,400,00 , 1 0 n,2,269,359 0 111 .. London & Croydon lOl 741 000 0 (Y, M 7,875 10 .21 3 6 B'. London & Greenwich :"/ 99:3,300 0 14 966,220 4 2 0 7 6 London &South Western 921'2540,100 l. 0,2,420.17 s 19 11 7 14 3. *Manchester & firm 26 2,800, 0 ~ n 0 1,515 : 045 2 1 .. 1 Manchrs er & Holton ,10 778,116 16 8' 777.956 13 2 3 2 0 Manchester & Leeds Mid and Counties.. Newcastle::. Carlisle Newcastle & N. Shields North Midland North Union ... Northern and Eastern Preston.& \Vyre Sheffield & Manchester • South Eastern Ul ter York & North Midland 5) 1 3,249,0,6 1,533, , ,u0 61 95'),000 320,c04) 72;. 3 3,850,000 22 73',0.0 321 721,003 19 5:33,0a) 7 933,.'x0 4 1 ) 3, :16,60 24611 , 00 27 669,999 O 0 2,819.c36 13 8 6 0 0 O 0 1,614,877 n 1 4 0 0' 0 0' 6 0 , O 0 232,077 10 2 6 0 0 • • 0 3,230,169 14 2 3 0 ' • 0 612,829 10 0 611 4 0 0: 685,120 7 3 3 15 0 • 0 317,0.15 0 8 4 0 0 O 0 251,527 0 0 ... O 01,075,468 5 4 .. O 0 300,264 11 3 4 0 O 0 631,941 6 010 0 0 Directors and Secretaries of Razlway Companies are re - quested to transmit their Train Bills to the Sun-O . & et when any alterations take place, and they will be du ly attended to. THE MARKETS.-(YESTERDAY COLONIAL MARKET. There was a good business done in most descripti c r 5 of produce, and the supply being less abundant t hen recently, in some cases prices look up. • TEA MARKET. The demand continues very dull, and prices all rnst nominal. No public sales have been declared, any l by private contract scarcely a parcel changed hands. TALLOW MARKET. A few hundred casks of St. l'etersburgh T +lk' w changed hands, chiefly fine P.Y.C., at 48s. on the spot, but generally the market was quiet. For delivery sellers at 48s. 3d. to 48s. 6d., but no buyers. WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET. There was a moderate supply, and the fine and middling met a ready sale at our present quotations, o rdinad qualities, a fair demand. Clover, 21. 105. to 51. 10 s. ; hay, 21. fis. to 41. 4s. ; New nay, 3/. to 41. ; Stra 11. 10s. to 11 145. COUNTRY CORN MARKETS. Wheat. Barley. Oat, 8. tO 8. 10 31 f. '24 11 41 18 20 22 31 20 16 t.l 49 20 28 22 i 4 25 31 19 24 :01 26 31. - i 2 lIR regular; For A) rtol4! at ; MARL El( da) AIARG ipst GRAV] part N. B, loaiss Omni Slatim a Trains s ng to a Every Illaokwa Dy( July CC SHIPS HAM Al ails—l HAVI ANTI Wednesd Afternoo °STE tsOUL Thy Rao CALA HULL YARD RAM NEW( and Satu: SUND EDIN ttlrctay, a 1 3, 20 a Bet; ee every Wei day. BRIG] eVe To; To sec apply at t: and 35, L TEA • - 7 DA Twelve a Wharf; a tr an hou Steam Pa Fast 6 Sandgate, the packet Offices, Cu Ti T° A e zt ra e o n r s d T a i b u r a ppreciate Wet or I ha ri ir-%. RBI ki Cop !) t , hess l o 'ltr j t ks° d:nrnende t -,`Nincide 2 8th A nn I e le r h em e was al l s h e k, e s , an( e "len 7d x 'otti n Ob, , e , ritor ,. rv e Th . and klc tattst era, C at ilrh by t h ....?,)msbur) ul send ors t::I I PPed tb • is " t 'hottest