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• . , , . . , , - 23, 185 e . TII E Blr 4 4 1 i ............ 4,......._ - _ 4 ,...--..-- -- ----.---, . , gave her husLand these small doses of antimory, time or five years, and have prescribed for him. He was • Sporting Intelligence. :• , AQVATICS. Second Lieutenant John Gray to be First Lieutenant, vice ' Dountry Markets. A Sei IZ 8 IN . TE (,LIGE a•CE. i Brown appointed to the 35th Regiment of the Line. i . after time, to cause his death, then they would be bound a spare man, about 40 years of age. I prescribed far 4. _____-_,r,-- -* ~.- I tO find her guilty of wilful murder. indigestien-be complained of a burning sensation in -- YORK AUGUST MEETING, -Tner.SDAY. ROYAL VICTORI A. YACHT CLUB REGATTA. RATES OF POSTAGE. NORTHERN CIRO la I'la-Levar,aooa, AUG 22. I The firet witaese cared wss the stomach. On a Sunday in June I Was called to see , LIVERPOOL-Am:Mee 22. t ' , (Additional Par tieulare.) 1.?,V1)E, FRIDAY EVENING. Py a Treasury warrant dated August 14th inst., it is , t We . had . a go , ed at , tendance to-day, and a fair bueiness (3ef :re are. Jeeticc WiVes.) Janio3 L eye, euremeor, who produced a ground plan him eigeita Ho did not say he ha 1 been dr,neing as 4 Tlie race for her Mejestyas cup was must galantly con- ranspired in %sheet, at 2d per bushel advance upon Tues . ALLEC.;',.:O PkVIS)NING BY ANTIIIONY.. of the deed:me irellee, and also a phetoeraphic repreeen- firsa nor complained as befere. I again prescribed fez. The Ebor Se Leger ef 25 secs. each, for 3-yr-olds; colts, oraerea that a Treasury warrant, datal June the 4th, 1 1% 8 0 5 2. 5 k , s re u g f ul l a it t e i At the ei•ang ot tae ceurt yesterday tuorninee, Ec'sy tetion of the kitchen. ieine and saw him daily up to his death, except on one Bst 7it, ; fillies, 8:t 2i'o. Penalties for certain winners. ,eeted. The final ar ' rival at Ryde was as under :-- day's prices for the finest qualities. No change in the value h. in. s. of secondary sorts which were slow of sale. Flour le per barrel and sack dearer for the best sorts ; lower qualities ill '3i u?1,:3 was places' at the tar, charged, on the meet-sees By Mr. Seijeant Wilkins-I have heard of " quiet- day. On Saturday, the 28th, be complained very much, The second te save his stake. Ono mile and three- shall be repealed, and that such packets shall, from and Maraquita 4 2 0 fee:l7ll=d.. l O ud a t i a s u q u e u i r e n t i a n t l r a u t e u r e a s t t, s and ß is l to ail e d he w s inquisition, with the wilful mnrder ef her husband, ness" used by women in Bolton. I have heard for what and said he thought ile was dying. He said they had quarters. 19 subs. n ra g tu r r a e t 6 o s r °f a Ft , o s w ta i t g b e h o i f t h p e a U k n e i t t s e ( o l f li b i o n o g k d s o , m o r , after the Ist of September next, be subject to the following Whirlwind Daniet Al'Mullen, at Bolton, by administering to him it was u3eil- to sober drunken men. given him some tea that had male him sick-he felt Mr. Morris's Artillery, Bst 7,b (Bashatn) 1 rates :-For every packet of 4 oz. weight, ld. ; not exceed- W h :A s a li . ssEuFtnleEdLaDfi-rmAet: e * ar ey 1 6d us Georgians 4 10 0 repeated doses of antimony. Mary Ann Hutton said-I am 19 years of age, and a a burning pain in his stomach. His pulse was quicker, Mr. Muslancre Forbidden Fruit, 83t 71b ... (Fiatman) 2 ing 8 oz. weight, 2d.; not exceeding 1 lb., 4d. ; not exceed- nr. dearer. .5... 0 c . . q . .N bane in other articles. Zouave 4 15 0 ing lilb., 6(1. ; not exceeding 2 lb., Bd. ; and for every a The prisoner, who appearel in deep mourning, pleaded . and he chruplained of thirst ; his tongue was foul. Mr. W. li. Brooks's Manganese, Bat 51b (including _____ native of Ireland. I had been in the service of the de (J. Osborne) 3 At the very last three miles of the race the Whirlwind additional half-pound beyond 2 lb. an additional rate of 2d.; a to li n s e l , tog to the tine not guiity, and was neeernmoilaad with a seat in the ceased, Dauiel Walullen, about nine mouths. He was I felt a,larmed, and suggested to send for another 311) ex•ra) • any fractional part of such last-mentioned half-pound to a dock chirieg the progress of the trial, e. he market . a s h o pk ee p er en d co tton saineer. My feaster and Deis- medical man. Tee prisoner and the decease , ' said Mr. J. Oeoorne's Night Hawk, Sat 71b ... (B e arpark) 4 caught up a strong breeze from the land, and began e Mr. Overend, Q.C., and Mr. Sowler conduc:ed the •d 1 to overhaul the leadine vessel but on comin tress attended to the shoP• The deceastd was of a quiet they saere quite satisfied with me. On the 24sh of Juue • Betting-E.aa on Forbidden Fruit, 2to 1 agst Ar- rap y e , gbe chee s ed as one half-pound. No packet which in length, or width, or depth, shall exceed two feet shall be forwarded favourable weather and an advance of 23 to 3s per qr. is case for the proseesnion, and the prisoner was defended disposition, but in the habit of gettina drunk. He got I received a smell paper parcel from Mr. Macta,ggart, ti lery, 6to 1 . ag,t Manganese, 100 to e ag•st Night near to the a . lotherbank it fell off again, and !he could b ost under these provisions ; and bY another Treasury demanded for whea't, at which the transactions are but by Mr. Serjeant Wilkins. intoxicated three times while I was there : the first time containing a white powder, which was handed to Mr. Hawk (offeree). not succeed in takine the leed although nothing could y p e " e e warrant, dated August the 15th inst., it is ordered that limited in amount. Other articles are without material Mr. Overend, in stating the Case, said that the pri- from aml after the Ist of November next all packets con- alteration. soon aft e r I went, and he kept drunk about three Watson ; I a'so received a bottle from the witness Hut- Won by a head ; a length and a half between the be finer than the manner in which she was sailed. Mr. Boner stood charged aith the wilful murder of her own da . The last occasion was on the 7th of June. He ton, at Mrs. Maralen's, and a small pot containing a second and third ; bad fourth. Carew wee, therefore, declared the winner of the prize„i st i ng husband, who dial oa Weinesday, the 2•1 of July last. of books, or works of literature or art, whether Average price of grain-Wheat, 62s aid • barley, --e a t i Y e s e d e e t s th e shop for three days af t er the l as t fit oi fluid. Dr. Chadwick Was called in, and a nurse was pro- Tne Hopeful Stakes, of 25 BOATS each, 10 ft, for 3.yr-olds; which Was presented to him in the Club•house on his British, col o nial, or f ore ie n , vo t es o f P ar li ame nt or of Od ; oats, -s Od ; beans, 45s 6d; peas, - s , 'od, Tee sleceased was an operative eetton spinner, aria also drunkenness. Hie wife was in the house. Oa the mired for the hus:band, who had directions al to the pre. colte, 83t 71b ; fillies, Bst 31). Penalties and allow- arrival on ehore. colonial Legislatures, may'be transmitted by post between --- EXETER-AUGUST 22. . a ehopkeeper, in the town of Belton-as-Moors. The eretion of fooil fer him ; and the leuree continued with ances. One mile and a half, 7 subs, Her Majesty's Cup was this day exhibited to the mem- any part of the United Kingdom and any part of the colony Saeurdav before his diath the prisoner told me to fetch P (Wells) 1 berg at the club house, and is an artiele of Illoet exquisite of Turkas Island at a rate of Restage, if not exceeding half- CORN.-In our market wheat may be quoted from 936 d prisoner had ;men married to him several yeers, and the a, sureeon. Tee decter attended him until h e died. him up to the time of hie death. I had a conversation Mr. T. Parr's Fahey-nen, B,t Otb iesue of the marriaes was bur c' ilaren all of whom ~ , , t .1 • , Mr Darr'en was called in first, and then Dr. COad- with the deceasal, when I asked aim if he thought there Lord Derbyas Coup de Main, Bst 41b.... s ..(Flatman) 2 workman:ship. It is a two-handled vase, and in the centre a-pound, of 6d., and on . eyery package . exceeding half -a- to 9s 9d. Malting barley, Os 0(1 to Os Od ; grinding do., Os pound in weight such additional rata as is provided in the Od to Os 0.1. Oats, 3s 4(1 to 3s 6d. Beans, Os 0(1 so 0 , eeere dead. Tl3O deeeased Lai stanetinses drunken out- wick. Pr ' isoner and her hu3band lived ver uncomfart- Y was any foul play. Ile said, no. I saw the prisoner on Betting-5 to 2on Fahertnau, who wo n i u a, canter on one side ii a large polished shield, bearing the veer& of the presentation, which are as follows : "The gift of Treasury warrant dated Feb. 22, last . past. It is further Od. Peas, ON Od to 00s Od. Several samples of new wheat breaks, but except on the occasions of these outbreaks ably together, and often quarrelled. The last time h e Tuesday morning with his father, when I accused the by a length. directed that all packets to be transmitted under the pro- in good condition, 83 per bushel For new oats, 3s to 3s he Was a temperete man. The last occasion on which got drunk it Wa3 on a Saturday. A man ca ne and Prieoner of having given the deceased somethin , . She The Prince of Wales's Stakes, of 10 envs ea c h, with 50 the Queen to the Royal Victoria Yacht Club, August, visions of the present warrant of the 15th of Aueust inst. 6(.1 per bushel was asked. he had ono was on Saturday, the 7th of Jane, end that looked in at the shot) window. The deceased and the replied, " What inducement was there for me todo se ?" added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Sist 7lb ; fillies, 83t 2lb. 1856." Supperting the shield are two figures in etrong shall be subject to the regulations of the warraneof Febrll- FLOUR. -Fine, 57s Od to 58s Od ; seconds, 55s Od to 56s eontinued uetil the llth of Jule. From that day up to prisoner were in the shop at the ti m e, an d c o ming I .aid there might be many inducements. Subsequently Winners, lb extra. T.Y.C., 5 furloegs, 44 yards. relief, representing the water deities supporting a most ary last, except such as relate to packets addressed to the Od per sack. aaturday, the 21st of Julie, he wag perfectly wed. At jute the room, the arisoner said to me, "Is that mail f saw her at my holm, and told her I had a serious 31 subs. beautifully-chased imperial crown, while round the vase East Indies or New South Wales or posted in those cows- CATTLE.-Fat beef was sold at from 1030 d to 10s 6el per the time that tae occurrences took place into which after you 1" I said p er h a p s h e i s , Th e p r i sone r said charge against her. I then told her of the powder that Lord Milton's l e it wamus, ast 71b ... Oa Mareon) 1 in high relief are branches of coral and marine shells in tries and addressed to the Unitesi K i ngdom. score ; fat calves, Od to 6,1 per lb ; barrenners, Os Od to Os they were now going to inquire, the prisoner, the de- if he was alter me I should have asked him in. The had b e e n taken from her picket, and that she had been Mr. J. Osberue's Saunterer, 83t 91b (including 21b ex.) polished silver. The reverse side of the vase presents a Od. per score ; cows and calves, 12/. to 17/. ts ; butchers' (J. (Mamie) 2 similar shield to that on which are engraved the terms NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. calves, ad to -d per lb., rearine calves -s to - s each. ceased, and a eervant resales' in the house. Oa the alet de, eased stayed a short time, and then went to the in the habit of giving her husbated drugs for the last Sheep ewes and lambs ls 14s teal 5s er cou le. ewes Gd June he beean to cemplain of a considerable pain and beer-boil:0. I have frequently seen the man with three menthe. I also informed her that I hal given it Mr. Coppaehwaite's Sprig of Shillel s h, est alt e of the are;entation, supported by like fignres ; the centre Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, , , . .. p p , „ s, a burnine about theepit of the stomach. On the follow- my mietress on other occasio e and when he has been and other things to Mr. Watson ; that all had been ana- (A.ldcroft) 3 being of polighel silver, intended for the name of the Admiralty, Somerset-house, Aug. 21. to d ; wethers, 6sel to -il ; lambs, 0/ Os each. Pigs, re, ing day,'S inday, he continued to complain of the burn- us euere she has sent me out. The deceased returned lysed, and found to centain antimony. The prisoner The following also rae-Vanity, Capuchin, Seamus, yacht, t.he winntr of the prize, and her owner. The Notice is hereby given to all persons interested therein, large size, 45s to 53s ; second size, 24s to 308 ; slips, 20s that • arations are now Ic• f th • t 111 t a to 30s ; suckers, lOs to 14s. Rou h fat 4ad er lb. ma ing or ein en( se cis re g , p tug pain at his stomach, and on the morning of thaL home about 10 o ' c l oc k, an d wen t ou t aea m, Ta e said, " Antimony, I don't know what it is." I then told Clarissa c, General Boequet, Voiant, Co i nguet,Pedine, handles of the vase are elegantly moulded in polished , . Pert. silver. The handle of the cover of the cup is formed of °utron or proce e eds arisine from the Finnish schooners, Pork carcases from lls Od to Ils 9d per score. day the pain was so intense that he was unable to sit prisoner th en w en t out, and said she would go to her that in consequence of suspicions she had been re. The Early Dawn. • name unknown, Lines, Otto, Energheten, and Frija, cap- ....____ dolphins encirclin the trident of Ne tune i h up, and remained in bed. In consequence of the de- a p eter , s, •• but that if the deceased returned I wee to queeted not to give her husband any food. She said she Betting-7 to 4 aged Ignoramus, 6to 1 each agst two g p ,_w t tured on the 22d November, 1855, by her Majesty's ship BRISTOL SUGAR-Auansa 22. ceased thus complaining, the prisoner sent for a , say that s h e b as s gone ou t for a loaf of bread. She was had not given her husband any feed. She said she had Vanity and Spri , of Shiliele.h, 7to 1 agst Saunterer, 8 other ornaments of an appropriate character. Driver. medical inan of thee name of Dorrien, who saw tne out about h a w an houa The deceased came home not given bite any aiitimonv, becaire she did not know to 1 agst Capuchl, 10 to 1 iteet Early Dawn. Thie day wag appropriated to boat races, with a nu- A t th h • • t d 1 1 d gen soro or persons eying, any jus an ega e- The demand continues to be most inanimate, especially. of rizes The firs w 4 rece for a hts' for refining descriptions, and in which there is really no deceased, and treated him as though he was suf- shortly afterwards, but again went out. When Prisoner what it wae. I then asked' her how it could get into Won easily by a length ; lialf a length between the merous list p ... ta a . 3' c mend, unliquidated, against the said proceeds, are re thing doing For Barbadoes there is some little iuciniry. faring from indigestion. Oa the fel:owing, Tuesday, Mr. came hom e I told her the deceased was out. She then the phy s i c al e th e t ea s Sh e said she could not tell. I second and third ; a length between the third and fourth. gigA, for prize 3 uf 15/. 10s. edecend race, for yachts' quired to transmit the perticulars of any such demand to from the gr • ocers, and a few hundred casks have been sold Dorrien again sisited the deceased, who was still suffer aglesel me to go and find him, but I declined. After that then told her I had stated the facts to the inspector of Comquot was fifth, and Early Dawn sixth. Capuchin diugies, with Prizes of Si. 103. A duck hunt, with prizes the Registrar of the High Court of Admiralty, in order s • D ice our last at about former rates. In refiners' produce lug from the same symptoms, and gradually becoming the prisoner and myself went to the Archduke public- Police, and that antimony had been found in the powder headed the next lot. of 1/. 10e. A gig race for yachts' gigs, for prizes of 91. that the same may be examined, taxed, and 1 al owed bv he Judee of - there has been rather more business doin th . lc g is wee worse and woree. Tao symptoms continued during the heuse and in idfa h d eased and was told that and the tea. The witness then described the symptoms, The Old Theee-year•old Produce Stakes, of 100 sov s 103. Another deck bunt, with prizes of 1/. 103. A that Offichr, and paid under the sanction of t - chiefly in wet goods, but at very low rates. Rum rather qu re r t e ec , t e said Court. whole of that day, and also on thc following day, Wed- he had gone to bed. He wa3 called, and when he came which were such ae would be produced by antimony. each, hft ; colts, Bst 7lb ; fillies, B•st 411). Two miles. scullers' race, open ta all and everybody, with prizes; of h dull, but very little offering. Agents and allother persons holding powers of attorney, nesday, the 24th. On that day the maid servant made Mr. Overend-Were the symptoms of WOullen's 7 subs. 3/. A. dingy race, open to anybody, with prizes of 51. ; down, the prisoner and he quarrelled and fought. After prize orders, assignments, or other instruments, by virtue v. communication to Mr. alactaggart, tbe assistant of they became quiet, the prisoner threvv a knife at the de- death consistent with death from natural causes ? Sir R. W. Balkeley's Gortschakoff, by Gacneboy, Bst 71b besides a number of other amusements. of which they may be legally entitled to claim the share 00AL MARKET.-AuctusT 22. Mr. Derriere the surgeon, by reason of which another Witnees-They might have been. From the first I (Hohnee) 1 The first race was for yachts' gigs. First prize, 41., ceased and cut him on the wrist. They remained at the belonging to any captor, are requested, with as little delay medical man, in addition to Mr. Dorrien, was called in, inn until three o'clock in the • Th b th looked upon the case as one of indigestion. I suspected Sir C. Monck's Hebe, S e t 41b.,, , ...... ..,„,(m a t man ) 2 with 51. added by F. B. Carew, Esq. ; second, 21. 104. ; morning. ey were o as possible, to transmit the same, accompanied by the usual Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market. aud in consequence of the information communiceted by drank, and a r ffi • d h h h nothing until I gut the powder. po rce o cer assiste tem ome, w ere Betting-5 to 4on Liebe. third, 1/. 10-e ; fourth, 11. ; fifth, 103. ; sixth, ss. The documents, to the Prize Branch of the Department of the s. el. Wallsend, ke. the maid servant, it Was arraeged that neither the sera Ma Overend-Were the symptoms at the end con- Won by a length. following boats etarted :-- , " Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somer- West Felton l4 6 s. d. they again fought ; the prisoner fell and cut her face. • ' vent nor the prisoner should either prepare or aiininister • The deceased proceeded home, and when the pris ener ar. sistent with death from natural causes ? The Lottery Plate, of 25 soya, aided to a Seraep3tak es Names. Owners. i eat-house." Earsdon's Hartley l7 0 Hartlepool lB 9 any feed to tac deetased ; and he should prove that from rived he was sitting upon the step of the door. Both • •Vitne3s-At the latest part of my attending him, I of 5 sove'each, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Optional Maraquita the Satmelay up to the day of the deceased's death went into the house. I put the prisoner to bed. After censidered that I was attending him for dyspepsia. seling weights, &e. One mile. 4 subs. Brilliant - Netherton 18 0 Hetton 19 0 mencement of distribution ; and, at the same time the B ' W t H 18 3 yass s es artley .. Evenwood 16 6 neither the sorvant ner the prisoner could have given the that I took a paper parcel out of the prisoner's pecket, Mr. 0 verend-I mean at the end ! Mr. Jackson's Shelah, 3 yra (301.), Gat 81b, carried Leila Rookh amount of an individual's share in the respective cl'asses Gre , w y s est Hartley ....17 6 /lough Hall 18 0 decsased any food. The deceased continued te suffer which contained a white powder. I took half of it and Witness-At the end I never before saw a person die 6st 91b (Quinton) 1 Shadow will be announced. from . these symptoms for a week longer, and on the put it into a piece ot paper, and kept it. At about this so suddenly as he died, from natural causes. Mr. Wentworth's Sulpitia, 3 yrs (30/ ), ast 111 b Zouave Richard Arabin, Esq. .....-.. Wallsend, rec. Lambton lB 6 rnorczng of Wedneseley, the 21 of July, his death ulti• time the prisoner was very drunk. The powder I kept (Tae case was still on when our parcel left.) (Fordhain) 2 Extravagauza Sir Percy Shelley, Bart. BANKRUPTS. Acorn Close Riddell lB 0 Tees 16 9 Stewart's 19 0 19 0 mately took place. Before his death there were all the I gave to a girl named Fitzgerald, who returned it to me Lord Darby's Coup de Main, 3 ars (80/.), 7et 7ib The race was very well contested, and was won by the Edward Cook, miller, Hellesdon Norwich, to surrender, Fre llg t lB 0 Bell's Primrose l4 0 symptoms of antim iny having been administered, includ- about a fortnight since. Elizabeth Hilton also had the (Charlton) 3 boat of the Maraquita. The other races were not dis• Sept. 5, at half-past eleven, and Oct. 10, at twelve, at the mwe a a e Thorp - 18 0 THE MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT. Mr. W. Rawdon's Bucksfoot, 4 yrs (301.), 74 121 b posed of in time for this despatch. Court of Bankruptcy. Cannan, official assignee, Alder ing the continued burning pain at the stomach ; there paper of powder, and it was then handed to Mr. Mac- Ships at market... 32 I Sold was also conet nit ramaling, general insensibility, and at taggart, assistant to Mr. Dorrien. Before this I had ' ...............4111..m......... . (Kendall) 4 It was expected that her Majesty would have honouted manbary ; Chilton and Burton, Chancery-lane. length the eh ceased sunk from sheer exhaustion. After seea the prieoner put some powder into a basin with G RAVESEND, WEDNESDAY. Betting-2 to 1 eaeli ags t Sulpitia and Coup de Main, the regatta with her preaence, but that was prevented in Frederick Burt MacDonald, corn dealer, Bridgwater, the death of the deceased a, poet mortem examination of sorra broth, and.left it where the deceased used to sit. • A. case of constderable importance to the mercantile sto 2 a,get Shelah. cc nsequence of her Majesty's aunual entertainment and Sept. 1 and 29, at eleven, at the Bristol District Court. COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YBSTERDAY. the body was made, when it was f o und that the duodena, Time deceased drank it. At that time he was well and Won b ' ' y three-quarter 3 of a length ; the other two rustic sports taking place this day in the grounds of Os. • , Acramen official assignee, Bristol ; King, Bristol ; Poole, the small intestines, ant the rectum were very much in- not drinking Ido not recollect whether he was ' 3' ' . IC.i • marine came before the bench of magistrates for this beaten off. borne, when the Royal yachts' crews and tradesmen em- g Brid ewater. le d W ' h A 30 t James Hew ins, corn eater, oolwic , ug , a em5terdam............ 11 17 Gibraltar .....• • ..... •• - Ditto, three months .. 11 194 Leghorn ••••••........ 29 77,4 flamed. Subsequently the contents were handed over to or not. This was about three months before his death. borough, at the Town-hall, to-day. Capt. Joachim The winner was sold for 72 guineas. ployed at Osborne are invited and plentifully rega'ed. one and Oct. 10, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Rotterdam ............ 11 19U Genoa, ......... •••..•• 25 72 11 Mr. Watsen, a skilful analytical chemist, residing at After that I saw her mix some white powder with meat, Vanvellow, the mae t er o f th e p r assian barque Peter THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOM, THURSDAY •Nf - IGHT. Ths reaatta ball will take place to•night at the Club- w a t t ffi • 1 • 13 • hll t tC I h I i more, o cia assignee, asmg a -s ree ; oqu oun, entwerp .............. 25 521 A Brussels .....• ........ 25 52% Venice•• •• •• •••• •..... -- Belton. Tee liver, the spleen, and the, intestines were of which the dezemed partook, aud was sick. I have Rola of and bound to Danteic, surrendered in discharge 'The rain vvhich continued to deacend during the even- house, and is expected to be very numerously attended. Woolwich. ilamburgh ............ 13 8 , Naples ................ 44q minutely examined by Mr. Watson, and in all of them also seen her mix powder with buttermilk, porridge, and mg im wita em of hie bail to an information char , ' h• • 1 . Lug, and its anticipated effects on the already heavy It is believed that at least 400 fashionables of the island M a ry Ann Apletree, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucester- Altona ................ - i Palermo .... ...... .... 133% he found the presence of antimony. Indeed, to uso Mr eravy, and when the deceased drank of it he was sick. ground, had a depressing influence on Fazzoletto forth° will be present. shire, Sept. 1 and 29, at eleven, at the Bristol District Paris ............ •• .... 25 32% Messina ... ... 133% Watson's own worde, he found those parts saturated On anoth d I h t d 11 . er ay saw er pu some pow er on is ploying, and continuing to employ an unqualified per- Great Yorksh• ' ire atakes. - Court. Acraman, official assignee, Bristol; Bevan and Ditto, three months .. 25 62y, Lisbon ...... ...... .... 52% arseilles ............. 25 65 , Oporto ................ 52% with antimony ; but on examining the stomach no anti- son (ii wateriness) to pilot hie vessel in Gravesend Reach, Girling, Bristol. dinner, " lobscouse," but he would not eat it, and From 7 to 4on hina th dd d 11 d d e o a gra ua y ecrease , Bourdeaux ............ - Rio Janeiro ..... ....... - loony was found. He had alrea ly stated that from on the lath inst., after a duly qualified pilot, Edward From the London Gazette of Last Night. Walter s ltobert Johnson, merchant, Adelaide-chambers, Frankfort-on-Maine •• .. 120 Buenos Ayres.... •• .. .. - they quarrelled. After the deceased left the table, until he was backed at e dat the close the field Yen, An Gracechurch-street, Sept. 5, at eleven, and Oct. 10, at Berlin ................ - New York,6o days' sight - Saturday, the 28th of June, to Wednesday, the day of the prisoner took his 1 t b Id ' k T hd fl ells' ^ • ttk hs fth hdth - 1 ' pa e away. ut on t now racy, a o ere is eervices o aeca ge o e a e cai . .a. half-past eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Canaan, vienna................ 10 21 Philadelphia .......... - hie death there eae no n d i • . , p seib 'Ay of the prisoner or the what slae did with it ; but I know she told me not sh*p A summens hal been issued a •th d f d Tbe other transactione were as under : - gams tee en - FURTHER PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT. official assignee, Aldermanbury ; Lawrence, Plews, and Trie5te................ io 23 ?Riess or RULLIeN, PER OE. servant giving the deceased any feed, and that the Petersburg ............ - Foreign Gold in Bars 43 17 9 to mix an of the me. f• ith the other food. I did n t 1- • ST. LEGER. At the Court at Oeborne House, Isle of Wight, Aug. 21, Boyer, Old Jewry-chambers. a ' w ° ant in the first instance, but he having intimated Madrid .........., .... 49% Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0 antimony found in the intestines meet have been see her ti y -* arow the meat away, but she must have done .. , .• 9to 4 offered on the field present, the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in Council, Charles Edward Davis, wholesale grocer, 'Upper Thames- Cadiz .........•........ 50% Mexican Dollars .... 00 0 given to the deceased in his food before that time. his iniention to disebey the order, and sail away so, as I afterwards saw the plata clean. On the Wed- Bto 1 agst Fazzoletto (take 7to 2) it is this day ordered by h er m a j es ty i n Council that the street, City, Sept. 1, at one, and Oct. 10, at two, at the Barcelona ............ - New Dollars ...... 0 0 0 All tae poet mortem appearance 3 showed that the da• to sea with his vessel, a warrant was issued under Parliament which stands p r o rog ued t o Tuesday, Oct. 7, Court of Bankruptcy. Pennell, official assignee, Basing- Seville..•••• .......... - Sliver in bars ....a 0 0 0 . nesday before the deceased died I saw the prisoner put 12 to 1 agst Victoria (offered) ceased had died from the effects of antimony, and he (tire bo further prorogued to Thursday, Nov. 13. hall-street ; Chidley, Gresham-street. some white powder into a glass, then pour water to it, Jervis's Act, and he was apprehended ; he, hewever, 20 to 1 agst Bonnie Scotland (taken) i d castes& did es - ' • .earne . , a , o. teink that hie learned friend would William Sheppard Jones, grocer, Tredegar t Monmouth and then pour it into the medicine bottle, shaking the was subsequently liberated on putting in bail. DERBY. WHITEHALL, AUG. 20. ' ' h tees i I • i ' deny that hiseeat ~td m ear buteu to that cause. If, shire, Sept. 2 and 30, at eleven, at the Bristol District whets well. The prisoner then put some of it into a glass II Sh 1 cl 1 1k f avesend ir. at an , tee town cer oGr , appeared 20 to 1 agst Blink Bonny (taken) The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be LOCAL S.RARE MARKETS. .hen, thejury should be satisfied that antimony had caused Court. Miller, official assignee, Bristol; Bevan and Gir up-staire and then Game down with an em ' A ~ pty glass. t to -u or` the corn laint The defendant WAS ch d ..,, pp „ p . , arge 1000 to 25 agst Sprig of Shillelah (taken) passed under the Great Seal, granting the dignity of a _____-.... 0 -......- Eng, Bristol. he deceased's death, the next question they would have Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire that time the deceased was ill and confined to his bed. 2000 to 30 agst Magnifier (taken) o . ‘‘ „ with vielating the pilotage clauses of the Merchant Alfred Eves, corn dealer, Judd-place West, New-road, LIVERPOOL, eleaansT 22. o determine was how was it aeroinisterea, and who was w ee , the • land unto the Right Hon. Edward Strutt, and to the heirs prisoner put the powder into the lobscouse Shaw - are At th 3531 s tio f whi h specified th 0)0 to 100 agst Mr. Bowes's Lot (taken) Sept. 8, at twelve, and Oct. 11, at half : past eleven, at the ... hie person who gave it to him. It was suggested on tae it was about a month before he died. On the Friday after l " ''' c ' e ec n o c e male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, style, A4TOCIE EXCHANGE. - Tho market has been doing vessels that were exempted from the powers of the act. FRIDAY Court of Bankruptcy. Pennell official assignee, Guild part of the prosecution that the prisoner at the bar ad- t h e W e e /m ei and title of Baron Belper, of Belper, in the county of a pretty fair business to-day, and prices were steady. ta at Isa her ih th h ' h t essay u . w w t e p ysic se pu First Year of the Four * th Aske Produce Stakes, of 50 hal ' I-chambers • Selby, Coleman-street. A captain of an exempted ship might pilot his own ves• Derby. ministered it to him, and the evidence which would be • London and North Westerns, 1073 -Great Western, 65a some white powder into a cup and told me to take it up . sovs eacb, h ft, for 2 yr-olds ; colts, Bst 7lb ; fillies, James Blenkiarn, grocer Tetney, Lincolnshire Sept. 3 . . . el ore and if he required any other person to do so he ST. JAMES'S PALACE, AUG. 20. Eastern Counties, 9a-North Eastern, Berwick, 211- brought before them on that point would be supported stairs and • • ' • . • e ''' give it to my master. I dui take it up stairs, d 1 a Med ilot end in default 83t 31b. Certain allowancee T.Y.C. 4 subs The Queen ha.s been pleased to appoint the Rev. Fred. 'ID . t ict Court 'Carrick - and 24, at twelve, at the Lee, s is r . , m t n lo us eip ya uyqa , p ~ , of Caledonians, 233-Midlands 84a -South Easterns, 221- o cia assigne „ n e e yan Ca t • ' - • • . I ffi • 1 • e Hull •I e ldb d Bell, Louth. by a voe iety of statements, but the main part of the case but I 1 I l• d ' h f • h I k on yet iim rink t e top o it-t e rest ept. a c a .)„ a„ li• bl tth enalt rovided Th char, are White s Queen of the East, by Birdcatcher, Temple, M.A., one of her Majesty's Inspectors of Schools, } ancasar and Cheshire late B. and 28a a-Birkenhead, L . , . , _ , would depend upon the statement of the young woman, n e s, . ae o ep yp . e b e Alfred Sidney Smith, iron founder, Walsall, Stafford- Ou another occasion the risoner sent me out, and on Bst 11 P b all t t lk d against the defendant was that he employed an mei:pall- ( : t nen), wa e over. to be one of the Chaplains in Ordinary to her Majesty. s 16-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 98a-Ditto. C. 27/ . . halm , Seuthport, . on on an out nd 18-L d d S h the servant girl, who ina,de the communication to the my ret Irn the • J P • tb h tt d . t sew ner was in esop a en tog d a fied person to navigate his ship after a duly appointed The Colt Sapling Stakes, of 50 sovs each, 30 ft, for 2- DOWNING-STREET, AUG. 16. shire, Sept. 5 and 25, at half-past eleven, at the Birming ham District Court. Biteleston, official assignee, Bir- I-IP°° l • Un er , 9. medical man. This young woman had been in the service t • Western, 1061 ex d. and n.-Great Western of Canada, customer. I walked then into the kitchen, where I saw yr-olds Bst 71b each. T.Y.C. 5 sub The Queen has been pleased' to appoint Robert Duncan of the deceased about 9 tnorithe she was a girl of a to- some white d rie fl • 1 h pow er, 1 e oar, in a g ass near to t e • lthd ffs dli• • • Dbl th t f pi u a o .re is services. ou e y amoun o , s. mingham ; Duignan and Hemmant, Walsall. effield and Lincoln' 34 4 -North Manchester, Sh _ , „ . e I a , w' i 1 o 1 pi ot e e nc i w ud be charged under ordinary circutn- • • Mr E. F Clark's Yorkshireman by Sir Tatton Sykes, Wilmot. Eas e to be Provincial Secretary, John Hamilton Frederick Wigney, printer, Brighton, Sept. 8, at half- f 256 . .g -ally irreeroachable character and could have no motive e: : British, 9.3.9.- St. Helen's Stock, A, e 8 ex d. I k • h • h d d , ~ , . . .. methane. new it was not t e time for t e ecease to Gray, Esq., to be Attorney-General, and John Campbell f B k sta-ces eves the penalty ; and in order that the pilots Bst llb - , for •d * ' • ' nits irecting the jury in eny way. Ihisgirl would tell take his medicine. lut the lass with the powder int ' ' ` Mr W. H Brooke'. the Im ostor Bst lb J •bo e might have that protection which the Legislature afforded _ • . • I p , 7 (. Oe rn ) 2 Allen, Esq., to bo Solicitor-General, for the province of erip t c -, y Nicholson officiel assignee, Basinghall-street ; - MANCHESTER, AUGUST 22. them that the deceased sometimes got drunk, and that hemy letO' P • g h 1.1 ' flls e l poc -e . a tae occasion wen t e prisoner e an M Howerd's Rehallion Bst I them, he asked the bench, if tho case was proved against r. , • , 7 b (Wells) 3 New Brunswick. ' d • Linklater and Hackwoo , Sise-lane ; Sole, Turner, and had been drunk 3 times since she went to reside in the cut h f h d d h 1 • er ace, t e eceased atten ed to the sop : t iis was the defenchiet to imp ise it Her Majesty has been also pleased to •at the Ven. Betting-6 to 4 each eget Rohallion and Yorkshire- Es, e - - appoi Turner, Aliarreanbury. STOCK EworIANGE.-This market has been doing a house, the last time on which he was drunk beirg from gh Willoughby Jermyn, Archdeacon of the Island of after he get sober. Oa the Sunda before the deceased c ' . ' Sarah Barlow, licensed victualler, Macclesfield, Sept. 3 good business to-day, and the prices are higher, closing Mr. Elward Tracy, the complainant, said he was a , . es man 3to 1 aeet the Impostor. St. Christopher, to ba a Member of the Council of that an 1 24, t twelve at the Manchester District Court. Her- as follows :-Dovers 22a-Leeds stock, tala-Midlands, the 7th to the llth cfJune. Thegirl would speak totheea died I had instructions • y • f d T not to give him any oo . he ra ed • Tea tuc, pilot of the Trinity Board, and produced his Yorkshiretnan made all the running, and won by s Island ; Algernon Montagu, Esq., to be a Member of the 3 occasions, and 3 only, as leaving oceurred since she had , na ( man, :fficial assignee, Manchester; Higginbotham, Mac- 843-Blackburn, 9 1-'l6-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin l'i S • prisoner was also to . not to do so. ae stayed with lived with them. She would also tell them after the laet len th two leneths between the licence. On Monday afternoon, the 18:h inst,, he was g , 0 second and third. Council of the Colony of Sierra Leone • Thomas War • k sale cleefield. coin 345-Ditto, Preference, 12 9-16-London and North him on that Moist but t fter arils The tda , ho a ese . nex Ya on the look-out with Dodd, another pilot, to pilot ves- The Rawcliffe Produce Stakes, of 10 Boys each, h ft., Brooke, Esq., to be a Member of the Executive Council of Robert Elliott, draper, Blyth, Northumberland, Ang• Wei:terns, 107 a -Waterford Pref., 461-East Lancashire, occasion, viz , the 11th of June, the deceased was per- person came to nurse him. I never had any quarrel the Falkland Islands ; and Captain Henry Charles Bird sets. He saw the defendant's barque, Peter Rolt, ceming with 100 added, to run at 2-yrs-old ; colts, Bst 711, ; 29, at half-past eleven, and Oct. 7, at twelve, at the 204-Great Western, 65/-Ditto, 5 per cent. pref., 12 fectly well, and attended to his business up to the 21st with the prisoner. and Robert Dawson, Esq., to be Members of the Legisla- Newcastle-upon-Tyne District Con* Baker, official 9•16-Nowport 5 per cent. pref., 10 146. of June, when he first complained of the burnings at his - ' . ' down the reach and when they got near her they noticed fillies, 84 41b. Certain allowances. The second to tive Council of the Island of Ceylon. urossaexamined bvMr Sergeant Wilkins-I came from thnt an unqualified person was on board at the helm receive 50 Boys out of the st k TY C 50 b stomach. It would appear that late in the evening of the • - • ' a - - * a es. • • • su s. assignee, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Story, Newcastle-upon -- 7th ofJune the deceased the i „ pr soner, and the servant Kildare. I resided w ith m y aun t i n Dublin for three Observed him put the helm down to stay the ship, and Mr. Howard's Schiedam Bst 21b (.T. Goater) 1 DOWNING-STREET, Aust. 20. Tyne. LEEDS, AUGUST 21. weeks. I 'eyed with a brok ' nt fo t ' montl.s th for d awl let o the forebrace Did not hear Mr. J. Sc ' ' ett a Derrick, Bst 2lb (Flatman) 2 The Queen has been pleased to appoint Isaac Farrington, Francis Lewis) and Henry Gardner, manufacturers, were in the shop, when the decea3ed, seeing a man out- ~e r r serve e r d D I it; • en g° vim. d ' fe F„ Id • • STOCK EXCHANGE. -The market to-day shows an ine• Before that I lived ith w a p en lemaa nam . ann. . him gtve any or er t 3 t em. ,m is genera e . I aets he Mr Woffenden's The E Esq. to be a non-elective Member of the Legislative Coun- Wellington, Somersetshire, Sept. 4 and Oct. 9, at one, at side the door, and hanging about the shop, said to the arly Dawn, Bst 41)...(Tatham) 3 cii ia i the -.,.. r . th E D• t • C IT 1 fa • 1 • rovement. Midlands, 81a a-North Westerns, 61 9-16- the month of January I recollect the prisoner sendur , appeared to be actin , al pilot of the ship. Went on Mr. Etwall's Tam v r gin Island's ; Burnthorn Musgrave, Esq., to e xeter ts rict ourt. irtze ,o ma assignee, p i oner " Whet i ? i come ear pr s , ~ s that man about. she ~er O'Shanter, Bst 21b (A. Day) 4 Royal Swedish, 1 1-16. me to a chemist's for sons " •Us " t •e to the b dvih D dd "el d h's licence to the defoliant Bettie - be a Member of the Council of the Island of Antigua ; Exeter ; Davie, Wellington; Stogdon, Exeter. you, or after her (the servant)?" The girl said, "He e . quie ess o gee oar s t o , pre uce 1 , g 3to lon Schiedam, who made nearly all deceased. She told me his mother used always to give a,nd offered to take eharae of the ship Defendant re- the ru Ernest Baudot and James Edward Arbuthnot, Es - - Samuel Blackburn and Edwin Blackburn cloth mer qrs., to - is not come to look after me." The deceased then a . toning, and won in a canter by two lengths ; the be Members of the Council of Government of the Island of chants, Little Gomersal, Yorkshire, Sept. s', at eleven, DUBLIN-Antiwar 21. it to him in his drunken fits. I was told to oto the 'died thet he could not read that hY had a men on event to the Three Tuns public-house, and afterwards , . , . '•• g I ' , , other two beaten off. -- Mauritius ; and Charles Montocchio Esq., to be a Mem- and Oct. 14, at half-past eleven, at the Leeds District u u , eist sin Deans ate but I went into New ma bused and that he should take him the un ualifi d ' ' STOCK EXCHANGE.-Three per Cent. Consols 94a--. to another pub:ic-house km: wn by the name of r ee e . g , Pt - , • s , q e lhe a ourteenth Year of the Great Yorkshire Stakes of bee of the Council of Governinent oethe said island during Court. Young official assignee, Leeds; Carr, Gomersal ; . . . -Ditto for Account, 12th of Sept., 95-Now Three the Archduke. After he had been there fix some street. bimpson resided in Deansgate, and Redcliffe in person, and no one else. He ordered witness out of 10 ilovs each, with 100 added for the sec on d ho rse , t o the temporary absence of Dr. Harel, a Member of that Blackburn, Leeds. per Cent. Stock, 941 a- Ditto, for Account, 12th Sept., 951 time the prisoner and the servant came to the Archduke, Newport street. Mr. Simpson would not let me have it, the ship. Tile captain then went to the helm. After run at 3 yr-olds ; colts, B,t 7lb ; fillies, Bst 21b. Cer- Board. DIVIDENDS. Great Southern and Western, 59 -Ditto, account, 59f as there was antimon in it Ido no' know but that I he had tendered his services he heard the man in charge thin penalties. The third to receive 50 sovs out of Sept. 18. J. B. Cepper Blackheath, chemist-Sept. 17. _ when the prisoner and the deceased quarrelled very '- Y " WAR DEPARTMENT, PALL-MALL, AUG. 22. Dublin and Wicklow, 6a a-Mining Company et' Ire bites always lived on good terms with the risoner lam • p . give orders to stay the ship from tho north shore, to go the stakes. One mile and three-quarters. 176 subs. H. Hirschberg, Cheapsi'de, merchant-P. Poland and E. much until three o'clock in the morning. Du:ire; the 5 ith Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant-General Sir William land, 141-Irish South Eastern, 7a-Waterford an& 1 Roman Cetholic I don't know whether the risoner is about from h north wird The order wes iven to the B Meredith Bread-street furriers-Sept. 12 Geo. Binns - . • quarrel the prisoner fell and hurt her face, either in con- a ' p * ~, ' p t e , . ~ g Lord Derby's Fazzoletto, by Orlando, Bst fille (Matinee) 1 J. Colrington, K.C.8., to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant- • • " ese eamerick, 26-Midland Great Western and Royal Canal, sequence of being intoxicated, or from seine other cause. rot,stant. le e have conversed on religious matters. I mate, wh i passed it to the captain, and the mete acted Lord Glasgow's Brother to Bird-on.the.Wi ng , B s t eite General William Alexander Gordon, C. 8., deceased. and Godfrey Binns, Cleckheaton, cloth manufacturers-isa. halves, 27a -Cork and Bandon Eighths, 5S per cent. pref don't know that I have sail to the prisener, "My party upon it. Alter he lead left the ship he advised the un- Shaw, Halifax, worsted spinner -S. Oldfield, J. Allan, 5 - Killarney Junction, 10a. , Toe ceneequence of this wa3 that tile prisoner was un- (Aldcroft) 2 WAR DEPARTMENT, PALL-MILL, AUG. 22. and E. J. S. Couzens, Huddersfield, woollen cloth mer- Th d d will be masters yet." Tae deceased had only been ralitied pereon to leave and come into his boat Tile M able to attend the shop for some days. e ecease . . . . s . . r. itt, Parr's Steels., 83t 71b (Kendall) 3 6th Remment of Dragoon Guards-Major Lord George chants-J. Haldane, Leeds h corn factor-Sept. 13, W. Jen &lrak three tuna; while I lived there When the pri• e • that morning went home before the prisoner, and when • • • eep on getting near the Terrace-pier got into some dif• The folowing also ran :-.Bonnie Scetland, Victoria, A ugus t e , w eauc i er a, f r e m th e with Li g ht Dragoons, to be kinson, Ecclefield and Sheffield, PaPer manufacturer. SEABORNB MAIL& tae prisoner and the - servant came home the deceased cr threw the knife at the deceased it cut his wrist - 1 !S I MI , . &may. She was then brought up, and the jack hoisted Gortsehakof4j Rogerthorpe, Luadyfoot, A'eppo, First Major, without purchase ; Lieutenant Thomas Bott to be • SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. ••• saw tse wrist afterwards. The prisoner shrieked when for a pilot. Went on board about an hour and a half Fly, Mediu. was sitting on the doer step. When the prisoner came Captain by purchase, vice Norbury, who retires; Cornet he ot out at the door but I ' William Low, accountant, Edinburgh, now deiseased. (ri signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post-efas home she was druuk, and the maid servant, for reaeons 8 g , can t say whether or not afterwards with the suninonina officer, and the unquali- Betting-i to 4on Fazzoletto, Bto 1 e ac h a gs t Vic. John N - Villiare Doering to bo Lieutenant, by purchase, vice the deceased struck her • her face was cut whe - sy the night-and Mby the moraing-despatch.) which lie would afterwards explain, thought it right to - , n she fl e a pilot wa s s till on b oar d. K new th e man who was toria and Brother to Bird - on - the-Wing, 10 to 1 agst Butt • James St. Clair Glasson, Gent., to be Cornet, by BANK OF ENGLAND. _ e eached hume The risoner was so drunk the - examine her pockets, and on making this examination r ld d * P .* she acting as pilot very well, but did not know his name. Lundyfoot, 12 to 1 each agst Aleppo and Stork, 15 to 1 Purcl'iase, vice Doering. An Account pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32 for o a y when made ri From wha W , en . she found a paper in the prisoner's pocket containing a cou not un ress herself, and I put her to bed. I took He caused him to be turned out of the ship Orestes last agst Bonnie Scotland. 7th Dragoon Guards -.William Digby Wentworth, the Week ending on Saturday the 16th day of August, 1856. 00IINTRI)Ce. in General Post- Port due In 2 the owder from the risoner's ocket and what I - ' I Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Cleland, promoted. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Office, London.* Dispatehe . E , wiaaa, white powder. Thia paper and its co n t en t s s e e a w l, p p . p , teok Sunuay week. The barque drew eleven feet of water ; Gortschakoff made the runnin f th fi t t g or e rs quer er Z I _ ______ ___-_...... from it I placed in a piece of paper Before I went t th •1 t out of the prisoner's pocket and gave to Mr. Mactag- . • 0 epi o age would be 61. 103. of a mile, when he gave way to Rogerthorpe, Stork 6th Draeoons-Robert • Ashworth Godolphin Cosby, .. 26,279,731 Government debt-. 11,015,100 America(byßrit.pack)N every Friday .... Liverpool ... Weedy reside with the prisoner I lived with an en ineer named Gent to be' Co t b hase vice Hall who lrts re- Notes Issued rne , y pure „ . . gart, who afterwards gave it to Mr. Watson, This geu- g . By the pench_pilots ~, o nerally took the helm in a going on third, Aleppo fourth, and Fazzoletto fifth. Other securities...... 3,459,900 Balfour The irl F . itzeerald has not a husbend It tired.' &merle?. (by United Ste. tlemau analysed it, and feund it to consist ahnoet en. • g e , . narrow channel • but, had he had charge of the ship, At the Wood-end Aleppo passed Rogerthorpa, and carried 12th Li ht D C 'R b C bI f Gold coin and bullion 11,804,780 packet) •• •• ......N Every Tuesday .. Southemptee Weakly was about tierce months before the deceased died that I g ragoons- aptam o ert amp el , rein Silver bu11i0n........ -'-' A mer ica (by U. States taseiy of antimony. Now it would be a very smapicinus . perhaps he won' t ! nut have b een at th e h e l m when he saw on tae running to the Gravel-road, about a distance and the 34th Foot, to be Captain, vice Bond, who exchanges ; -- saw the prisoner with the owder in the kitchen I can't the -- packet) ...........N .. „....... Liverpool ... eh e•enstaace as regarded the servant girl, if it were not ~ P • unqualified person there, H e ard the unqualified a half from ihome, where Fazzoletto drew forward and Cornet J. Herbert R. Stoddart, from the 2d Light Dra- 426,279,730 426,279,730 Australia (via Liver exaci,ly say for a month or six weeks when I next saw ereen • th p . give e orders . to work the ship. explained, that she should have taken a parcel out of , e s soon afterwards obtained the lead, followed by Brother goons, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Morant, pro- J. It. ELSEY, Deputy Cashier. . pool) ............M 4th and 19th '.... Liverpool •• Twice me ner we'll the powder On the de that the deceased had Mr W B D • her mistress's pocket. But the girl would tell them, on , „ • f- Y • • . odd said he was a qualified TrinitY Erouse to Bird-on-tae-Win g , Bon n ie S co tl an d, an d st or k, moted ; Assistant-Surgeon Edward Mason Wrench (Surfer- Deted the 21st day of August, 1856. Ditto (via Marseilles) N ... Dover .... • • tate " loescouse for dinner he was in a huff about it. pilot and accom •d th 1 Ditto (via Cape of Good several occasions, she had seen the prisoner put a pow- , pante e ast witness on board the Aleppo and Rogerthorpe giving way beaten. Fazzeletto nurnerary in the 34th Foot), to be Assistant-Surgeon. BANKING DEPARTMENT. I c nn t h b • het I said a word leer ue Sew e X let Regiment of Foo . t -Lieutenant William Spicer Cook- , . e _ Hope) ............N •• ..... .. • • •.. llucertale der into the food of the deceased, and that the deceased a o say wet ea before to-day, t . , ,a . , . n , unqu alified person at the wheel. Heard gradually increased his lead, and won by four lengths ; . Africa (West Coast)..N 28(1 of the month.. Plymonth .• 6th of mo. about " the risoner tellies , me not to mix that with the him call " haul ' and he • f rward and let oth eorthy to be Captain, without purchase vice Gillum Proprietors capital .. 14,553,000 Governmentseouriti s had subsequently taken it. Oa one occasion she saw p . c , . , eent o g e some distance betvveen the second and third, and third - - - • ' • ' Rest ................ 3,458,690 ancludg.Deadereight Alexandria..........N 10th 8c 26th of rr 0. Dover ...... •d t 19th meat on the dish." I did put the glass with the powder fore-brace. Tho man Was actin as pilot. When they got a, d f h T . tor . whose Brevet Rink has been converted into Substantive 12,010,078 Alexandria ...... .. _34 Ith & 20th of mon. Southern', te. 4te2lof in him drink some coffee into which the prisoner had pre- . . n ourt ;. lc la was fifth, Aleppo sixth, Roger- Rank, under the Royal Warrant of 6th Oct., 1854. Public deposit s (in- Annuity) .....• •• •• Other securities...-. 15,27 ..195 Bahamas ...........m 17th of the month Sentharnetcr 16th vieuely put some powder, and after he had taken it he nto in °el-et It • 1 s but I cannot tell uthalth d f d g fb h 1 II 1 yp , . was a wine gas , pesi e ee en ant took laold ote e na eard thorpe seventh, Gortschakoff and Merlin were next, sth Poot-Ca t•A th Stt f th 31th Foot pam r ur co , rom e , clr o ning Exchequer, 6,200,560 Belgium ............N , Daily ............ Dover ...... jar.y what size the hole in my pocket was. When the pri- Tracy tender his services to pilot the ship. Defendant L d f c mmissioners of complained of sickness and a burning pain at the pit of ch un y oot and First Fly the last two. to be Captain, vice Colquitt, who exchanges. National Debt, Sav- Gold and silver coin.. 650,894 Brazil ..............m 9th of the month.. Southamptei it th. his stomach. Oa another occasion she saw the prisoner a or 1 d I 11 t t lied th t h ld • rl h ' Alec Ler? me to get any drugs genera y wea 0 rep a 0 wou. employ whom he liked, an- aellad Her Majesty's Plato of 100 guineas f or m ares • 3.yr.olds, Bth Foot-Captain de Vic Tupper, from the 38th Foot, lag's Banks, sod- Buenos Ayres„ „.„ „loth afro month- Southarntoi, 16th Whinpenny s. I hannot tell any others. It was in con- a man on board. After this refusal heard the unlicensed , Dividend Accounts) 4, 68,218 Cape of Good Hope ..N Uncertain take some of the povvder from her pocket and put it isb 7ib; 4-yr•olds, 9st 21b ; 5-yr-olde, 93t l ' Olb ; 6-yr- to be Captain, vice Garnett, who exchanges. se uence of Ratcliffe telling me that it was not proper person give the order " about ship" to the mato and cap- Other deposits ...... 10,560,407 Cape of Good Hope ..N on a plate oa which there were some m. at and q - olds and aged, Oat 131 b. Three miles. 15th Foot-Major John A. Cole to bo Lieutenant-Colo „ even Da and other Case de Verde ......N 9th a re,. •flonti, SouthamPten 16th of e a gravy. The deceased afterwards partook of seine of medicine to give any pereon that my suspicione were tain. When this erder was given the captain adopted it. Lord Z,ti an ee, z sta , h y V an T ao , 3 shel ) 1 nel, without purchase, vice Pinder, who retires upon lam p, yrs...iel a e S Bills Y •• •• •• .. ~.. .. 891,412 Ceylon (mina / 0 10th and 26th ls* 29th u d. I . r h are . se cannot name the vessel in whic p , u h I -ut the Knew t e man was an unlicensed erson The shi ot Brevet-Major Henry Grierson to be Major, without ---- Cey10n..............11 .4th and 20th the meat awl gravy, and in a few minutes complained p . pg Lord Chesterfield's Typee, 6 yrs (Flatman) 2 Pay • -- in o d'ffi 1 sediment from the tee. efts'. I poured off tae top. [ra t some ,cu ty afterwards and brought up. Re- Mr. Saxon's Mary, 4 yrs lase vice Cole • Lieut. Richard Roxbormieh Moore pure_ , . . , . . a , , . 434,131,727 434.131,727 Channel 151e5........N Mon., w eu.,eorrie. Southamrtn ra.Th.nat of a burning pain at leis stomach. Again, on the (Rodburn) 3 J. R. ELSEY, Deputy Cashier. Chi11................M 2d & 17th of month SelithaMp or 1 and 16 26ta of June, when the deceased was lying ill in bed, witness was pressed haw], but she adhered to her state- turned to the ship in ab out an h our an d a half, and saw Mr. W. I'Anson's Culcavy syr f 8 •• • (Roberteon) 4 to be Captain, without purchase, vice Grierson; Ensign China .... .. 4th and 10th .... 4 and 99 Francis Ball to be Lieutenant, without h Dated pure ase, vice the 21st day of August, 1856. the unliceneel person was etill on board. ii Oth and 26th... Dover ...... 2 and 19 the servant saw tae prisoner take the powder out of ' Rent s] Betting-5 to 2on Typee, 3to 1 agst Zeta. Constantinople ......al I Be the Bench-Ships might have river help w Moore. - - C nstantino le ........ 4th & 20th of mon. goothsmPte , 1 and 2. a p leer rocket and put some of it in the medicine,. and Re-examined-Rize Fitzgerald is a distint relation of - • atermen Zeta made play throughett, and won by a length and 19th Foot-Ensign Cranmer Kenrick has been 'tt d permi e AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Dover ...... Twice der Cont. of Europe M & N Twice daily ...... to assist the crew in working then give it to thesdeceased. Again, on the following mine, aed the reason I gave her the powder was that she the ship, but they must a half, four lengths between the second and third, half a to resien his commission. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com e Egypt (see India) day, Friday, the 27th-the Friday before he died-the might find it out. The pewder remained with her for a not act as pilots. length between the third and fourth. 22.1 Foot-Staff-Surgeon of the Second Class Andrew puted from the returns madein the week ending Aug. IU, France ........ M & N,Twice daily.-- Dover ...... 'rwleedally prisoner sent the girl ant for some tripe, and waen she fortnight. ' I cannot say whether the deceased had any Mr. Oaks (a maeistrate)-It is not an offence to have Th e Gimorack Stakes of 50 goys each, with 100 added ; Leith Adams, M.D., to be Surgeon, vice Mediae, who ex- 1856, exclusive of the Duties of Custems paid or payable Gibraltar ..........M,4, 7,17, 20, 27 sf in. SOUthaMptes 6, 7. 24.2. returned she f iund her mistress engag•.d in the business drink wheel he was up-stairs. hands on board to assist the crew as long as they lo n ( ot for 2-yr-olds colts Bst 71b, fillies Bst . 21b. Certain changes. thereon, on the importation thereof into Great Britain. Greece (see India) I Greytown ..........M 2nd ft 17th of men.,Sauthampt, I, 1 and 16 of the shop. Ties girl went through the house, and into El'al, Fitzeerald, a- sing's) youug woman, residing at aet in the eaPaeitY 0 ( directing the working and navigat- winners extra. Th e secon d t o rece i ve - 2a so y, ou t o f 34th Foot -C •ptain 3 . W. Colquitt, from the sth Foot, F rom th e British Possessions in America 3ls. 61d. Ramburgh ........ - N Dail v London ...;".. Dail/ the pantry, and there the foual a glade containing a Bolton, said she knew the last warless. I• 1 June she leg of the ship ? the stakes, and the third to save his stake. One mils . to bo Captain, vice Scott, who exchanges ; Captain Ralph Muscovado, the produce of the Mauritius ...... -s. -d. savannah ...... a -mane of the month'Southampic2,llBt et m 0 powder. Tuis wits given to Mr. Watson, and on being received some powder feom her-something like carbo- WI sne a ss-It is not, but if there is a watermen on , 26 subs. Shelton Bond, from tho I 2 th Light Dragoons, .to be Cap- Muscovado, the produce of the East Indies .... --s. —I . Holland ............MlDaily Dover ...„ „,Dally —B. ...4. Honduras .......... lid ;lite of the month Southamptor 16th analysed it wa3 fiend to consist almost entirely of nate of soda. Kept it in her possession for a fortnight. board and he gives directions to "haul" and "go about" Mr. W. I'Anson's Blink B 8 t 21b (Robertson) 1 enny, 4 tain, vice Canipbell, who exchanges; Ensi gn Mark Burgh Avenge of the two foregoing descriptions India (viaSouthampt.)3e4th k 20th of more Plymouth .. 4 and 21 a antimony. Oa the same day, about four o'clock in the Showed it to Mrs. Cutntning, and asked her to shew it he is acting as a pilot. Lord Zetlenu'e Skirmisher, Bst 7ib , e Rochfort has been permitted to resigu his commission. (J. Marsa") 'a 3ath Foot-Lieut. Arthur Stronge Gilbert, from the ---- India (via Sie.rseilles)M i 1 Oth& 26th of moth ;Dover ...... 15 & '49 a ID LL lonian isles (see India) , • ... .... , . afterncon, the prisoner male some tea, and told the to a chemist. By the Bench-Sometimes in cases of emergency he Mr. R. C 'Alton's Norton, Bst 71b (Bearperk) 3 Donegal Militia Artillery, to be Ensien sv'th t hase a , i 01.1 pure , , GALts IN THE NORTH SEA-SHIELDS, ThursdayNiges. _ r,,,, i land M & liVwice daily .IHolyhead .. servant to take it upstairs to the decesseed. He drank Crosesxmnined-The powder wet kept in a paper, and had let go the forebrace, but it wa3 not generally the The following also ran : -Augury, M.D., Seladin, and vice Hartford, promoted.- . rho weather has been exceedingly r nigh at sea during Li „ inn _7.7.7.7. .. .. If en ere 0 e - -. Southampteei a part of ia but a sediment which remaine.l at the bob- deposited in a work-box in my window. No pers „ h a d pilot's duty to do so. Charles O'Malley. 38th Foot-Capt. Alfred Ingilby Garnett, from the Sth the past two or three days, and the herring-boats are pre- Madeira ............15119th of ..nontr..... Southamptoe 6 and 16 torn of the cup he did not drink. This sediment wae access te it. Tne Mayor then called upon the defendant fur his Beting-Even on Blink Bonn 5t 2 t A Fttb C t • •D r T h h • el • tl fi hing It is very boisterous y, o ags ugury, oo ,oe ap am, vice a lc upper, w o exc anges , vente getting out to re s . Madeira ........ ~.. N 123,1 o , month .... Liverpool ... Malta (see India) I preserved and analyeed, and found to contain alm,ist Mary Cummine c araborated the last witness, and answer to the c enplaint. 7to 1 agst Skiraileher. Ensign William Duff Pereira, has been permitted to resign in the offing this evening, with a strong sea running across Malta ............ - N '4, 10, 20, and 26.. Dover ...... 4. 18, 21,28 exclueively antimony. Now, if the jury should be.ieve added that sho he'd taken the powder to Mr. Par kinso The defendant, iii rather imperfect Eoglish, said the Skirmisher made the run • ' •h A hi Commission. the bar. The brig Advance, coal-laden, which was putting Mauritius (see India) 1 n, ning, en compaey wit u- s • all these facts, asid be satisfied that day after (lily the who examined it. man lee hal on bierd was not acting ae pilot, nor did he gury and Batik Bonny to the road, where Augury 42d Foot-Ensign James Sledding Mackay has been per- back We morning with ber sails partly blown away, seaurities ..........N.2o;h of the month 4th aed 1 prisoner was giving the deceased doses of antimony, h e Croes-examined-Told the druggist that shehad picked give orders for the working of the ship. If the man dropped into fourth p'ace, and Blink Bonny drew upon mitted to retire from the Service by the sale of his Com grounded on the in-sand, Mexico ............11!2nd of the month Southern Ist • and her cargo will have to be e •• pttn Naples ...... ~......N i Da11y............ Dover ...... was afraid they would fi re l it wou 'd b c their duty to con- it up in the street. Did not know why Fitzeerald did pee any sealer] te the mate, he (defendant) could not . Skirmisher, deprived him of the lead at the half distance, mission. dischs.rged. The schooner Lively, sunk in the . fairway ? has New Granada ...... M 124 & 17th of month' Southampton lst and 16 vict her oftSe crime of which she stood charged. It was not take it herself. be heal reepondble for them when he did not adapt and won in a cauter by two 1 leae h b engths ; four gt se- 51st Foot-Eaward Dudley Oliver. Gant., to be Ensign, c b urchase vi le b t h ta . 3' j2 , _ ; ,coamer, w o re ires. dh•Fklt so o idea. New Zea1and........ 'Twice a month .. Various portf ot been recovered, an s eis i e y o occa i n c ns - I Papal States ~,......N Daily •• .. in consequence of all these fao's which he bad related Anne Marehal, °Melton, said-A powder was brought them. While leis ship was in lenn'ou sorne of the crew twece the seioed raid third. Saladin and Charles bl bl t tie conservators of the river Tyne. Aladen fes 1 a oot-Sargeon Frederick William Tupper, from a e trou a o e Peninsula ..........N1 I Southampton that on the occasion to which he had referred tho maid• to say dauehter ( Wary Cumming) by Fitzgerald, to a , ner . got sick, aed, as the wee had been tae captain of a col- O'Malley were beaten a long way. the 61th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Hanley, who exchanges. brig was observed in the offing this afternoon with her Pam a „..........m ld k 27th of mon. Southampton lst k Ink garvant went and (xami. el the pockets of the Prisoner, tain what it was, The powder remained in our house lier, and had been in the habit of goina with vessels The Consolation Scramble of 50 soya, added to a Ilan' 66 th Foot - Surgeon DadleY HaoloY M.D., from the foretopinast gone. The pilot steamer has gone to sea to Port Natal ..........N ; Hy iwlvAte ship... Various ports and • Sicily ~.. ~........N,Every Saturday.. 'Dover ...... Weekly geve the coreeets to Mr. Mactagg,art, N hv, he on the table some time. There were nine persons in about the coast, he to .k him as a kind oF helper to al- dicap Sweepstakes of 5 Bove each. T. Y.C. 19 subs. 621 Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Tupper, i li h look alter vessels that may have been disabled. w o exc anges. Tuscany ...,.........,N,Dbi1y............!D0ver ...... asked them to beteeve the evidence of this girl who our hou3e, but no one touched the pi ' sist the crew, but not ae a pilot. In going down the Mr. Cockcroft s The Med 4 8 t (Hates) 1 77th Foot-Lieut. Win. Seward Le Feuvre, to be Ad- se • ]HII • ' P'lla hVe a world ., per, except my ' way, yrs, s L -DvERTISEMLNT - oouay s 1 a Venezuels ..........m 2rl me 07th oil:month" elouthairpton 1a 16 molt would be confirmed by the evidence of several otasr wit- daughter, who tasted the powder. Reach the wind was blowing strong from the north east, Mr. Baker's Capuchin, 2 6 yrs, 3 1 ; (Fordaam) 2 jutaet, vice Waters, whe resigns the adjutancy only. wide renown in alleviating Liver Complaints.-Mr. ; Fan Diemen'sLend (see I nesse° as to the terrns ~• t ho has resided for upwards of a quar- Australia) .... ~..., ,4th of mon. .. .. 1 !mon:hly upon which the pi isoner and the Mary Ann al'Gi I, of the Archduke public-house, 11 il- and he had charge of the wheel. Tne man did not give Mr. E. R. Clark's South-Western, 2 yrs, 6it (Ducker) 3 Ceylon Rides -George Gendy, Gent., to bo Ensign, by B • • n enjainin ran , w West Indies ........m led& r7to 0, uh.po. , !Southanlptenl d deceased lived, and a - nor:get others by a person named ton, said--On Saturday night, the 7th of June, the de- orders to well the ship. When tae pilot cune on Mr. T. Walker's Oitenitza, 3 yrs, 7st Glb (J. Forster) 4 purchase, vice Staples, promoted. ter of a century in various provinces of Bengal as an • , an 16 Lee, who wa3 a very material witness. This witness ceased wile at my house about a quarter to 12. He a,sked board he alrfendant) was at the wheel, aad lie told him Tire following aliO ran :-Courtenay, Lady of the HOSPITA.L ST AFF. Indigo Planter, suffered most severely from complaint ---e___. .................. - would tell them that he had heard t'oe prisoner say that to have a bed there. I advised him to h b h thee he did not require a pilot. go ome, ut e • ' , Age, Berezina, Notre Dame, Lady Golightly, Mirage, Surgeon Win. Maclise, from the 221 Foot, to be Staff- o f t ha La ser - Urged, however, by many of his friends, BIRTHS. she wondered bow she c.mid have married the deeeased, said he would not. Ile went up stairs to bed. The house Mr. Oaks--Tliell you mean to say that it was Dst in Liebe, Spinster, Sk • a F . od' s Surgeon of the Second Class, vice Adams, who teesch * ycu.ter, Cara atuna, n zee anu ange s • inc'uding some eminent medical men, he commenced an d (I,a'. slie had Consulted a Ai:o man for th e p urpose o r was closed at 12. eat half-past 12 I saw the prisoner and ceneeTeeace of any order from the waterrnan you had Fie. The undermentioned Acting-Assistant-Surgeons have k• Hll ' Pills and after a vigorous pergever- OF A SON. ta ing o oway s P P learning how EO O ll her haeband would die. Refer ring to her servant, who had come to look after the deceased. on board that you altered the ship's course I Betting-2 to 1 eget Capocbin, 7to 1 agst Seuth• I ceased to do duty, their services being no longer required : . ance in their use, derived such relief from his sufferings On the 22d inst. at Page-green, Tottenham, the wife f ' , serge the question of tnotive, tile se, , a eeensel said it was The Witilese then corroborated the evidence of the first- Defendant-It was not. Western, Bto 1 agst Oltenitza 10 to 1 each eget Med- -War. Frederick de Fabock, Flarry Deere Dean Herbert that he deems himself entirely freed from the distressing F ranc i s Barnand, aci. an iinpor;ant fact in support of the case for the pro- witness, Mary Anne Hutton. Mr. Oeke-B Ali Cie witnesses have stated that the way, Skycutter, Oodine d'l d ' 1 . h 1 12 1 , an , ,a y aro ig ty, to Boresford, Win. D.eniel Miehell, Thos. Norton 'Hoysted, . 1 h the ictitn -Sold by all medi• On the leth inst., at Kailzie, Peeblesshire, Mrs. Charles malady of wine i e was v . 1 had Effected secution, that the elecea.se, . e ' Frederick John Robinson. • t Professor Hello. Tennant, of Glen. a p iticy of Crose-examined-I gave the prisonsr ro•ne whielsy, i man was acting in giving orders as the pilot, and you 1 each agst Berezina and Cara Fatima. eine vendors throughout the world , a , insinance for 100/. on the joint lives. of hire - Ise:lt and but I don't know that she was drunk. The deceased had admit that you took the man for his knowledge in nava A capaal Start was effected, Oltenitza getting off with BREVET. way's Establish mei, te, 244, Strand, • London, and 80, his wife, awl that on thi3 policy the would b e en . none. gating ship round the coast. a slight lead, vrhich she maintained to the di-stance, The undermentioned Officer having completed three Maiden-lane, New York ;by A. Stampa, Constanti- _ OF A DAUGHTER. titled to 100/. at his death. Mr. Dorrien, the see- The bench having censulted, years' actual service on the 27th May, 185 ain the rank of On the 22d insta at 20, Talbot•road, Holloway, the wife when she wag was passed by the Medway, Capuchin, . ' • A Guidicv, Smyrna ; and O. Muir, Malta. John Whitehead, police-officer, Bolton al I , eat - saw ~ of Arthur John Wood, Esq., of 4, New-equare, Lincoln's. he ver occasion of wl ' i , 1 •eutenant-Colonel, to be romoted to be Colonel in the noP e , • follow'n geon, would tell them that on t y . lice deceased three or four months aeo on S d • h awe Mayer said it wee evident that the defendant was a n d South-Westerde A good race in ensued ; tue A • P [Aevetriesemetrel-We are happy to quote the .g . Inn. en the entemon Wls a un ay nig t. Army :-Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Renny, 81st Foot. 'on from Du Barry's Report on cures the servant girl EPoke, wh • y . filet Heard a cry ; knocked at the do's,r , and as let into his aware that the lean was eneaged to pilot the ship. They ' favourite, unable to get quite up, was beaten at last by - Li e , • itenant-Colonel. Georee Pinter retired full-p ay of interesting informate . On the 21,st inst., at Stonehenge, Devon the wife of the ) F 1 t 1 Constipation N • administered in the foocl, the deceased was in the habit house by him. He was drunk. The; • w - therefore inflicted upun han the penalty of double pilot- a head ; a length and a half between the second and the I's F bCI ' • ' • f Indigestion (Dyspepsia, , a u ency„ ei- R P R HM S S . 1 ' ev. ercy ogees, . . . ampere) . prisoner wag there ; •th oot, to o u onel in the Army, the rank baing ° d Li Com Flints Cough Asthma, of cemirg to iiim and complaining of the burning pain and as soon as I entered she screamed " Murder." I age, 13/. third, aid half a length between the third and fourih. honorary only. votes, Bilious, an ver p , , . ~ Von end Debility, without medicine by Du at his stomacb. Ali the symptoms up to the time of his aekett her debt wee the matter wh The defendant oil the amou n t, strongly protesting , Hebe, Skycutter, and Cara Fatima, finished nearl " d • Consump i, . MARRIED. she abused me y the un errnentionel promotions to take place ociase- .. , R Ita Arabica Food : - Eight years' dyspep. death were those of antialoriy, and all the facts went and said he wa s ‘, a d____d m ' • en • e ' against the decaton. abr •ast, about two lengths 'behind Oltenitza. quent upon the death of the follewing offieers :- Batty s eva en urdering devil. She was ia r usness, debility, with cramps, spasms, and nausea, On the 21st inst., at St. Mary's, Bryanston-square, Ed. eatedly ver d strongly in suppert of the prisoner having rep- y runk, a , rho bench allowed the pilot the penalty, minas the Tne KnaYesmire Stakes o f 200 s ovs each, h ft, See 3.y r . General Sir Jolin Wilson, K.C.8., died 2ed June, 1856, s ee ne ." - . th d consulted the advice of many, mund White, Esq., of York-terrace, Regent's-park, to (1 threw flour at the deceased, who in re- * for which my Seivall a adminietered it to the deceased. Probably his learned turn threw expenses, for his lees of time in prosecuting the case. olds ; colts, Bst 711) ; fillies, 84 41b. Certain penalties General the Earl of Cork, K.P. died e9th June, 1856. have been effectually removed by Du Barry's Revalenta Caroline relict of the late George Green, Esq., of Upper a fleur-bag at her. Both were drunk, and friena would not contest the point that the decea ed did theyquarrelled a good deal. After they were quiet I 1 f ___ - and elle wances. The secured to receive back his stake. Lieut.-General Philip Hay, (Re i d Bth August, 1856. Ambles Food in a very short time. 1 shall bo happy t o Harley-etreet. e t. die frotn the effects ef antimony, tor the fact that the Wm. Tagg , t d ass, erueei s • • -.- e . . ' One mile. 4 subs. Col. W. S. Balfour, Unattached, to be Major-General. [ • answer any inquiries.- Rev. JOHN W. FLAVELL, Ridling- On the 21st inst., at at, Merles, Upper Holloway, Robte „ t s assistant -I received a pow- 1 (aux VIISSI -If we wi - ai instant communicetion with Lieutenant-Colonel Hervey Hopwood, Grenadier Guardia 1 1 ton Rectory,Norfolle. From the Dowager Countess of Castle- Chambers, jun., Esq., of Edinburgh, to Laura, the eldest prisoner administered it, .because the prisoner Lad alder from Mary Anne Hutton, and showed it to Mr D - ' . . '' ' ' ' * Mr. Morris's Artillery, by Touchstone, Bet 7lb . or- those at a distancs we do so b galvanism •if we edmire e Colonel ' t Cure 52,612. Rosstrevor, County of Down, Ireland, daughter of Murray Anderson, Esq., of Tollington-park. ready admitted, when before the coroner, that she had rien, telling him whence I obtained it. On hF • • . - , - y • ' (Basaam) war ed -4M J M 'P 1 d" te b • , e over, en r. . erry e o MOO le steer .- t e riday a perse of plated work, wo fiail it done by galvanism ; ' Major Henry Garner Rainey, Glst Foot, to be Lieute- 9th December, 1854.-The Dowager Countess of Castlestuart giveu her husband a certain powder to cure his druaken- fallowing I got a small pot of li uid from Hutt • saved his stake. DIE D. OD, at and, from its melt o. , ons, we ara compelled ifari us epplicati nant-Colonel feels induced, in the interest of suffering humanity, to state ness Which she called " quietneee," au (1 that coat:tined Mrs. Marehaila, whieh I also q to M • The Ty•ra Stekes, of 5 soya each • - dd f 2 * , with 2a ad e or - Captain Synney Augustus Capel, half-pay 51st Foot, that Du Barry's excellent Revalenta, Arabica Food has cured On the 22d inst., at Bath, in her 80th year, MarT. a c insideratrle quantit f - II tted to a bottle colitaining lignid. y o arAnnoey. e regre -- e g # ,: i v i e r , Doman, and to admit our ignorance of what this galvanic p ewer is, 1 d vered all to Mr. \Vat- an Ito what it may not be successfully applied. The yr-olds ; colts, 9st ; fillies, Bst 10Ib. The winner to Staff Officer of Pensioners, to be Major. her, after all medicines had failed, of indigestion bile, great widow of Rear-Admiral Western, late of Forthingstones say that tabs reireure was sold to a comiderable extent son, analytical chemist, be sold for 100 cove ; allowances, if entered, to be General Sir George Brown, G.C.8., Senior Supernu- nervousness and irritability, of many years' standing. This place, Suffolk. by druggiste it, t' disease known as grey hair has lon, occupied the at' en that she b• ne towo of B dam. The prisoner statea c reeds . exam ined-I was aasistant to Mr. Stewart at tioa of eataolo ' • d h 1 li t ' b 1d• gate, an t e resu tas een tte Ise weey sold for less, (t'i. T.Y.C. 8 subs, merary of his rank promoted for distinguished service, has , food deserves the confidence of all sufferers, and may be con- On the 21st inst., at Broadstairs, Kent, Win. Atkinson. o tamed it from adi uggist ol the name of B o lton, seme time. I have heard of " ' '' ' 1 . Mr. Dewson's Sneeze (50/.), 83t Sim =OP in Titaness ;' it if a pet feet cu . he ,g e .., w T colourir natter is aeain cam d la -, Ralton, ar.d Mr gine son himeel - mild tell f rtarised entimon I d ' e e - Mr Dewson's fill G 11 / y- Ise e (30 ,), 7st, 101 b ...(Bates) s 2 succession to the vacancy occasioned by the decease of the d c • N 1 609 Th • .. ' - auswere . use 0. , . - roe years excessive aged 74. them, however much the •1- 3 , ° lO -1 . e menus a. . . . y. on t know that it is tip into the tube of the hair, which consequently resumes • ' 0 owin e 0 . (AN 9. fll • e ffi • • • ma re rehend his couduca rec enmended in niedical works. I have h Lord Des by's Stormsail (30a), 7st 1/01b (Flatinan) 3 nervousness, with paille in my neck and left arm, and On the 2M inst., at Albert-terrace, Brixton, Mr. Riad. that he had sold thig rni:eure- - • eard of Dr its natural and originel colour The reinedy is the pros , neral Sir G Ge .P. Adams, died 10th June, 1856 ; Gene- general debility, which rendered my life very miserable, Bate, formerly of Rio Janeiro. to the prisoner but he Salt er t but d o n't know anything of him. D • . ' • • ' lhe following ale() ran :-Ornament, Shiner, Johnny would ale) tell them that wh + - ' '1 ) ' r. Damen per application of ga'varetern by the Patent Galvanic 1 , ral R. Ellice, died 18th June, 1856 • a.nd General Sir J. has been radically removed by Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica On the 2ad inst Pso ens Ruding, a g Esq., aged 63. taived only four grains of ant.,,, se. he had sold her con• a ccused prieoner of having given her husband anti nom y Combs and Bruehes made by Mr Herrine of 3a Basine- D an, , Rotterdam, Salt. Wilson, K C. 8., dial 221 June, 1856'. i , Food. ALEXANDER STUART, Archdeacon of Ross e Skihherecn• On the 20th inst., at Ramseate, Annie Grinnel, dangly , i .ony and fiteen grains of in lie reecUcine and food. She said she wished God li '' ' + • . " ", ':' Betting-7 to 4 agt Sneeze ;6to 1 agst any other crea.m of tartar, whereae wlsat wa. ' ' ' ' a ,-3treet. Each aim') and brush is a erfect eelvanic - • MEHORANDUM.-Erratum in the Gazette of May ii., s reported by testimonials from the celebrtted Processors of ter of D dley Coutts Marjorianks, Esq ,M p 4 teken out of her miglit take the life froin her if she did. She said that in • • • • 13 0 Won by a neck ; a head betwea a the second and Hee F c 1 1 G 811 f th ItF t t * u i - • A d • ' a - • tLth C .' . ' pocket contained c , ontiderably more than f • s achine, most ingeniously and beautifully constructed ; • ..).J. —or es one eorge e , rom e s oo ,o oe Chemistry Dr. n rew Ure ; D r , Shorland; Die Harvey ; On the 20th inst., a ow er ottages, Holloway, Mrs. our giains h. r-he had given aim " ouietness" on account of his havin , •el h d bt th 'll • htl b • ~ tiara ; two lengths between the third. and fourth. Inspecting Field Officer of a Recruiting District, vice Dr. Campbell ; Dr. Gattiker ; Dr. Wurzer ; Dr. Ingram ; Thorrowgood, aged 76. ant i m ony. On aaturdey, June 28 , the _ ehical fritc b , i ... ~ .. . e At. we ave ne, ou ey WI % ery 8 Or_ y 3 in sae T • . , . .k to eel - him out ot it (erunisennese Sh a he winner was bought in for 270 gtrineas. Col. Michel, C. 8., appointed to the Turkish Contingent Lord Stuart d e D ee i es; th e D ewa e er Countess of Castle- On the 20th inst., at Southworth House, Wigan, Jam asked the priscie r it she lied a i ver , E. 'at' er Euel end an "n "ni ' *'-' ' . „ e .). a ands of all those who are suffering from loss of our • a ee e , maid that she obtained the " quietness irom Mr, Sim p . „, Force, read-vice Michel, who retires on half-pay of the istuart ; Major-Gee. Thomas King, ad many other respectable Eckersley, Esq., aged 47. atest personal oraamen a the c dour of the hair. They LATEST BEITII;:G. • t needicire, ellen the replied est , except what Mr. li) , r ) - ' ' - ' ' t nother fr - tl • *-' 98th Foot. persons, whose health has been restored bY it, after all °Viol Oa the 21st gins „ Jane, wife of Mr. G. F. Whiteman, rien Led sent bine" After taat she was told thas son s, adding th a t s e e wo wd ge a, arn le same also give instant and perfect relief in even the' most ST. LEGER. COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORDS-LIEUTENANT. releases cf. cure had failed. Suitably packed for all climates, of Craven -place, Westbourne-terrach, Hyde-park. le uar tit powder containina a considerab q . yof alititncia Ta • s a place, which she del, and that powder was also analysed. severe caeeeef nturalgic or nervous headache. The Gal- 2to 1 eget Fazzoletto (ta ken and offered) aa„-. wale full instructions. In canisters, 51bs., ids. ; 12lbs e 225. ; On the 20th inst., Harriett, wife of Jas. Pownall, Esq., • e witna,s Hatton h an d e d me a powder in a pieee of a vanic If 'este-true!' peseesses all the ad t fth van ages o e 2te 1 agst Ellington (take: 9to 4), Shiopshire Regiment of Militia-Ensign Thomas e had been found in her pocket, and then it was • • dto s uper-refined, 111 e., 65.; albs., lls.; slbs., 225.; 101bs., 338. Pennington Hall, Loigh, Lancashire. that, for the first time, she admitted that the e . . newspaper. Antimony is sometimes g'wen, in small best galvanic machines, without their bulk or axon- rick 20 to 1 agst Brother to Bird eon-the-Wing (taken) • Charlton to be Lieutenant, vice Stubbs, appointe The 101bs. and 121 b - f • t f t ffi s. carriaee ree on recem o poi -o co ,„,.........-... lied i • . g ven }inn a powder for " quietness." The jar oses, as a medicate. venience, and a peculiar friction that is found moat effi- DERBY. an Ensigncy in the Liue. e l et order, Barry du Barry and Co. 77, Regent-street, London ; ___ _______________ „................. • 3 Re-examined-Warullen (the deceased) was a tall cacious in f - I • Edinburgh or Mid-Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry-Corn . , a . _ a or rheumatism in the limbs cases o neurh gi , • 15 to 1 agst Blink Bonny ( taken to 3001.) would have to censider for what purpove tne prisoner William Maximilian George Welwcod Maconachie to be Portman, M ason, and Co., Purveyors a o h er Majesty, rle . ea LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG, tbin man, not robu ' • 1 h "Q • t F le st, notwithstanding i lea ty. sue - or t e viodus mere:yids of these very clever inatruments 15 to 1 agst Goldfinch dilly • also at 60 Gra•cechurch-strect • 330 and 451 Strand 4, gave the deceased this powder, If it was simply for ahe ness „ Lieutenant, vice Drummond, resigned ; Johr. Alexander , _ ~ , , g _,, . of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. is tartar • k t f • - emetic, and i s e n t o d ea n en men o we re er our readers to a pamphlet issued gratuitously 20 to 1 agst Schiedam (tak au and offered) Born Callender, Gent., to be Cornet, vices alaconochie , C P s , ilea side V Coruhill ; 49, Bishopsgate-strcet , 55, unar 112 Strand • purpose of making deceased sober, they would take cure thern-to inake tl ' g ' by Mr. Herr' ta " i i leg-cross e 64, Upper Baker-street; 63. and 157, Ozicrd. , ,in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the county ion sick ng, en aled, Why Hair becomes Grey ; 25 to 1 aget Tournament promoted. • that into their consideration. If they believed that Bhe Mr. Derrien, su • • d f d • t R Aof Middlesex, Saturday, August 23, 1856, rgeon, said-I knew the decease our an 1 s emedy.,, . 40 to 1 agst Sharpshooter ( )aken) Forfar and Kincardine Regiment of Milf.tia Artillery!: I street.