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i TIE srw, LONDON' WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 80, 1446. RA I L '4l - A, Y:C 0 M M l'1"1: E ES. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. .. - • LAW IN TELLIGENCE. • • iik,.!:s e .piovcd that wlicn the prisoner wee odd of tte e dence of both inarriage&; . - .A.vtiv Archbold still refusing id 4 I,AltEstr pia cE - 8 -- 0 F -:, ti - A RE ' s ---. • - IN RAILWAYS, BANKS ' N't.l'et'P Vls CE - AND ---------- . .. . VIOE-CIIANCELLORS' COURT, July 29. ( YESTERDAY.) .., FORTSMoUTIL - A most important and interesting (Before the VicenChancellor Wireanan ) boy being wounded . he said he would shoot them dtad it attend. , i; . they trespassed again. Yesternay Thomas Browne, clerk of St. Alban's Abbey ~.ILk,a- t . -, , OTHER COMPANIES' STOCK. Nan wr. trial of tho sustaining and other service properties of the THE HAYMARKET THEATRE-" USED UP." Church, Herts, proved the . martiage of the prisoner with Mrs. Smith (both of whom he identified), in lte-39. but there was HOUSE OF LORDS. blocks used in the Royal Navy, and a patent invention of ArIATIikIVS v. WEBSTER. , Mr, CLARKSON, on be . half of the prisoner, urged that mission made Front the Official List. ._ STAND/NG ORDERS COMMITTEE. Mr. H. N. Brewer, of Bermondsey, has been . made in Mr. . . RoetILLY applit-i this morning, according to pre- tton imputed to.• there was no proof of his en' ertaining the serious inter him by, the indictment, and said it was no evidence of the second marriage, except the ad • ' PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVEN' - v:a ' t 1 The Committee met at Twelve o'clock, the Earl of Shaftesbury this dockyard during the last few days, by order of the !hats arrangement, on behalf of Mr. C. Mathews, the per totmer, for an injunct hy Anne Archbold to the constable, and the letter fouod upon theprisuner. _aG. Gran, in the chair. Lords of the Admiralty, under the superintendence of ion to restrain the defendant, .the lessee ; i to fritthten the children than to de ~,,,,) j u t ? a m n o i r n e u p q r it o . b o a r ble th . at i,, he should have fired the girl ' .I he oniy witness who could prove the second marriage -----"os--- • Lent of the Haemarket Theatre, from performing a rec. stalled Vane. After disposing of some private Bills, the Master-Rigger, and in the presence of the patentee them any injury. was at present in Ireland, and under these circumstances Mr. LONDON.. FRIDA.Y, JULY 29. Used Up, which the plaintiff alleged was composed and written Several witnesses were called who gave him a good Broderip remanded the prisoner for three weeks. --40.--...... West The South-Eastern Railway (Deal Extension) Bill passed and all the chief officers of the dock-yard, the result of ---- thrcugh Committee. which has proved beyond a doubt the vast superiority by him. The Learned Counsel in making the application ob ., served, that the Court. would find as great and pointed contra- characttr for hnumnity- and kindness. The prisoher begged that the period of remand should be RAILWAYS. .1,0.... ..... . HO USE OF COMMON S. of Mr. Brewer's patent over the old mode of manu- dielions in the affidavits that had been filed on both sides as The jury found the' prisoner Guilty, and he was sen tenced to be imptitoned fOr twelve 'months. - abridged, as the long confinement would materially Injure him in his business. . . . facture at present pursued in our dockyards. The plan ever he had met with in his life. Mr. BRODE air said that remanding him for a shorter period,. Dividend Amount ' Nal GROUP X. at present adopted in cutting bloeks for the navy is The Vicx-Cnawciteeeit-On what question ? . . . _„.__.- per of Paid. Price. Com snErriEtin AND LINCOLN LINE. cutting them the same way as the grain of the wood rues, Mr. RoMILLY-On the question of who was - the composer • POLICE IN TELLIGENCE. would not do him the slightest service. It was his (the la . me of Com p an y* magistrate's) intention to commit him for trial to the - The only remaining Committee, Lords or Commons, resumed whereby the probability of splitting or breaking when a of the work. There were, honever, certain points on which (YESTERDAY.) next session of the Central Criminal Court, which would not 1 s. d. A s. d. in this group to-day, and continued in deliberation on themode of strain is upon them is very manifest. - Mr. Brewer's plan there was no difference. There was no difference as to the fact be held until the ltith of August, and to remand him for a Aberdeen •••• • • - •••• -. ashe MAASION•HOUSE. - 2110 o 3 t Ashb drawing up the report to be presented to Parliament this evening, and patent consists in cutting his block the reverse way that late in the year 1843 it occurred to . both the plaintiff and . shorter period would be but to bring him unnecessarily Armagh, Coleraine, 2c, Bi l l rlr ug u h s a h m • i • G • lo ' s • t ******** Os. -- persh. 100 0 0 10 1 0 0 7 6 0 134 1 )/ IB ,: asa : 1 , till half-past one. At that hour Viscount Courtenay (chairman), o f the grain ; consequently the adhesive qualiiies of the the defendant to bring out upon the English stage a piece A man of vt ry . rude exterior and manners named down to the Court, for the mere purpose . of sending him back Mr. Wad, Mr. Screpe, and Mr. Darby entered the committee-roons, bloek as well as the sustaining power are considerably founded upon a French one, celled L'Homme Blaze. Mr: Thomas t again. Thtell, %%as brought before the Lord Mayor • Ditto,New,iss.7l dis.l 11. 125 0 0 17 . 10 0 32% ,' " and the case of the above project was proceeded with. Alathews, the plaintiff, was at Paris when that piece charged with Laving so severely insured a potman at a SOUTHWARK. Do. Half Shares ••• • I - '5O 0 0 30 0 3% increased, as the following table of the result of the trial c Jo d n i was performed, and being struck - with its merit, Tiernas Dunne Jephcock examined by Mr. Bence-Is a valuer ( hich '' is copt *ed from the Master-Ri 's e on) will gger rp , communicated the tact to the defendant, Mr. Webster. That Yesterday a young man, named Higgins, was brought be- Brighton, Lews,&llast.l - 1500020 0 0 • 26 D u e , Bristol and Exeter • • • • '2l.l6s.per sh. 100 - .0 o'7o • 0 0 97 , and colliery viewer at Sheffield, knowing the different coaLbecls in ew James Leeson stated thiet be Was on Monday night in fore Mr. Cottingham for examination, charged with com- Ellsr that leeality. A coal called " converting" is used in great abun. prove at a glance :- gentleman applied to a Mr. Bourcicault to translate - the work he ' public-house as to endanger his life. '. Queenhithe. and he heard a great row arid disturbance, mitting a very daring robbery in the Mint. Do. New ••.. .. - - 20 0 12tA F.:re , dance there for the purpose of changing iron into steel. This MR. BREWER'S PATENT. and ultimately it was arranged that Mr. Bourcicault's transits- It appealed that on Sunday, the 13th instant, a Mr. Ditto and Gloucester • - Caledonian •.. - 50 0030 0 0 60 Eort 50 0 0 5 0, 0 10% ~,,,,, minerel is chiefly procured from the Hansworth collieries close to . aation - should be • submitted to - Mr. Mathews, and tend taw the prisener, who seemed to be the cause of the tumult,tun his head between the lege of Get•rge• Protser. Haines, ef the Birmingham Railway Company, happening 'Sambrielge and Lincoln, - 25 0 0 110 0 3% . ( -', r .:,, the line of the Sheffield and Lascolnehire Railway, and also from 7Si 1 e ; I that he should make such alterations in the piece -e e Description of i Weight suspended, Result. to pass along the Mint, was attacked by several thieves, and C • hester and Holyh i ead, - 50 00;15 0 0 , 21% the Leds of Arquane and Ballifield, severally distant four and five te 7, as he thought necessary to adapt it to the - Eng- - ', 20 0 0 29 G ' lar block. when broken. the potman of a peblic-house, and frng the potman over amongst them the prisoner, who Irequent that part of the Gist miles from Sheffield. The present price for this converting coal 20 0 a 20 0 5% , . fish stage. Mr. Buurcicault in his translation of - the •his head, by vi hich a most serious injury was inflicted. town. The gang were standing together near a public- house estiletiestet s i z.. Brig iton - C Cot r i i :t e r t v % a ß l e t ilY . O . r2ll: . S . c - Grai piece denominated it Bored to Death, but Mr. Mathews,. The patient was liken to the he spite:. at the pit's mouth is ss. 10(1. per ton, and its total cost by the . .: • called the Duke's' Head, and when the complainant was• Nunelit ' on • • -.2500 . 1 5 0 07e lied time it Teaches the manufactory, 9s. Zd., while that sum would be gl5 5 after making various alterations, christened it Used Up ;. and -It was stated that apprehensions were entertained that walking along, the prisoner and several of his associates _ •• " Ken " ° I % v Lan reduced to 7s. 2d .by the construction of the line under conside- • under that title it had been performed at the Haymarket Theatre. the pottnan could not ri cover. Coventry and . 'L - eic . ef;ter •• ~, . _ rushed upon him, and before he had lime to defend himself, Cornwall .. •• • • ... •• ) - . - 30 0 2% i ce , _ ____ e „___ _ ration. He had mnie a table for the information of the Com- The principal question tor the consideration of the Court Would The LORD MAYOR informed the prisoner that he would - so 0 0 210 0 ish Single, leather Lashing broke ; - - L ' eic ' ranee. by which It appealed. that for a distance of seven miles lst 6 / cogged, wirel 3 14. 1 • 1 i block cracked, be, and exceedingly difficult it was to determine, what was the snatched the watch out of his waistcoat pocket, the chain Direct Northern ...... stand in a very awk ward predicament if the wan e In, having been broken asunder, owing to the violence of the pull. Direct leoreeich .• ....I' .:-. 20 0 0 1• 0 0 y e r .( from Sheffield, on a space of one mile on each side of the line, strop ••• • • • , , but serviceable amount of the alterations and revisions that had been made had been so rcut:bly atsailed should die. A poliaeman coming to the spot, he pursued the prisoner, Diss,Re i c , c u les if & Y j rmth. -35001 10 0 1% ' el Lott there were 11„00u,000 acres of coal field, which, if worked to a 2d 6 Ditto .. •••••• .• • • 5 4 2 1 Iflook . . straight- in the piece by the plaintiff, he asserting that , The n isinter •who did not seem to be influtnced by whom he had known as a bad character, but he escaped, and Du= sai f a t enc. -- 50 0 0 2Hi 0 8 3 4 ....... vay .. . - 50 0 0 210 . 0 2% . -e -dela( hof 150 yards, would )ield 41,000,000 toe Bof coal, while on the ened ; block still those alterations and revisions were so very considerable • . 0 1-- . ' - d d 11M - tk ' od I * I • hlt f d en reman eti on- was no ta en into cust y unti wit lin teas ew ays. Do. and Mullingar •• - 50 0 0 2 ,10 0 4. Ai same distance on the Bawtry Wench of the London and York line sound. as almost to amount to a re-writing of the play ; while, The prisoner, a shrewd fellow, commenced cross-examining Eastern Counties ... ,• Bs. per sh. 25 eOl4 16 0 21% 341 7 Rope strop •••• • • • • 3 6 1 1 Lashing broke ; day. . there were only 1,807 acres of coal fields, yielding, at the same on the other hand, Mr. Webster and Mr. Bourcicault , _ 613 4 61341% p. block still sound. any feeling for the. patient, was tb . the complainant with all the ingenuity of a practised hand. t'iiioPesitit) t e o t u ai N. 0 , N 2 0..1 ratio, 6,000,000 tons. Brass coggedl He asked him if he had not been previously in the eompany of - 613 4 0 , 13 41% p. 4th 7 3 6 1 1 I . Block and can contended they were very slight. Mr. Webster stated, Gorge Edwards, the driver of an omnibus, was charged Eastern ' Union * - 50 . 0 0 10 0 0 22 Cross-examined by Mr. Sergeant WitAttoßAH-Believee the coal 1 rope strop .. j broke. as the Learned Counsel understood, that it was the usual with having been the cause of the death of a child. women to his walking up the Mint ; and whether they might not have taken the watch out of his / pocket ? Do. Extension ••• • • • - 25. 0.0 1100 . 2% _. ) extends to a greater distance under the Sheffield and Lincoln line sth 7 1 Leather cogged} , 3 4 3 1 rllickstropbroke; practice at Theatres, when a piece was about to be .A policeman stated that about a quarter past eight. Edinburgh & Glasgow, 21. 5s p. sh. 50 0 0 50 0 0 82 re e e Undo' the 13awtrey branch of the London and York, and there- e rope strop.• • . t block still good. . brought out, to submit the part that was to be - performed by- o ' c l i ,ck en tae 25th iostant, he saw the defendant ariviue The complainant admitted that he had spoken to a woman, Ditto, Quarter Shares lls 3d pr. sh. 12 10 01210 0 18% ,on fore, if accessible, a larger propottion would travel by the latter 6th 7 r Buss cogged 1 3 4 : 3 1 t L b a l s o li e l k ng stu b i r i, oke .; any eminent actors to them, in order that they might make an emnibue in Bisbey sgutt -street,. and soon tater wartrs i rope strop..• 3 but that she was not the thief ; that he felt his watch in his .he heatd a scream, and saw the forewheel of the omni- pocket safe a few moments before he was deprived of it. Do. New Quarters •• - 12 10 0210 0 10% thii rat way. Double block, any alterations they thought best to suit their style of acting ; Ely and Bedford .•• • • - 25 0 0 15 0 2% at slr. Andrews, a coal-viewer, corroborated the evidence of the 7th 7 1 leather cog'd 1315 ~ 2 that had been done in this vase with respect to Mr. Mathews ; bua pass over the body of a child, named Thomas Cox, The prisoner was proceeding to put other questions of a :irand Junction ••• • • • 10/. per ct. 100 0 0 100 0 0 154 1 is= stu no o k u e tt ; .. Cr° Ditto, Ha f S e 10/. per c . 50 0 0 1 'liar s•• t 50 0 0 • 112 preceeing witness. rope strop. • • " but Mr. Webster asterteci that the copyright of that who died it few minutes after he was picked up. The oimilar tendency, when tbe complainant was suddenly seized Ditto, Quarter Shares , 101. per ct. 25 0.025 0 0 seq Mr T. Dunn, examined by Mr. BAINES-Is managing partner Bth I 7 Ditto, braas cogged 3 12 21 1 Ditto. piece still remained with him. The original manuscript of the , defendant was driving at a slow pace. with illness, and obliged to be led out of the Court. i ateouthern &Western , - e 0 . 0 0 10 0 0 22 a , e , Sheffield Coal Company, lessees of the minerals under the 9th : 7 Ditto .... •• • ..... 314 3 'Di s tr. piece was not in existence. Nothing was forthcoming but the The prisoner , denied the charge . , and said that seeing a crowd Do. Extension• ••• • • leg rop broke ; . A wenaan, who also saw the uccident, stated that at, - 50 0 0 210 0 12% lii,e , • ' , f Norfolk. Is perfectly conversant with bcith the projects loth 7 C Double bloci,l 310 211 i • partition in copy that had been made by the copyist of the theatre from the near the Duke a Head, he ran, and was pursued as the thief. Do. Additional• ••• • • - 50 0 0 210 0 2% on eet e he Committee for accornmo iating these districts, and consi- e leather cog'd translation of Mr. Bourcicault, . withthe alterations made by block broke. the omnibus went elong the child suddenly started int(' e e'orthof England 61. Os. p. sh. 100 0 0 100 0 0 232 de-. ~ at the Lincoln lineindisputably affords the greatest aclvan- Ilth 7 Treble block, rope 3 6 1 - Mr. Mathews. - the middle of the street, end before the driver could pul, A policeman stated that the prisoner was a man of very bad : A h n : i n r tt a c i t l e tt r om in te c i i l h o : r c i l tui li ,: e h e i, n nw i h n q : F : s t r en y e - is,r se ea v p i ti a .i l . i t u ir d e s h tr i f ;) , : i i il b l ettiL tir lalt t t ‘i , N .• •••• • • • 11. p. sh. .40 0 0 5 0 0 63 • ria Do o New ew 30 0 0 20 0 34 Me 7A..: -r the wer king and carriage ot coal. 1 . strop 1 . 1 Block broke. The Vice .Cteseecieeoz, inquired • under what - Act Mr. up was run over by the viheel of,the vehicle. W' itness ih ' - streai Weste;n • •• ••• • • • el. per ct. leo 0 -.0 80 0 0 223 12th' 7 Ditto • ri-examieed by M , . Sergeant WaANGRAM-IS Mayor of • picked up the chili', hut. the wheel had passed over his s . oe tit Id. and in March last presided at a meeting of \ • Still sound. Mr. ROMILLY-The 3d and 4th William IV., chap. 15, ' neck aud there was no chance of life. Mr. CoTTINGHAM sad that he should remand the prisoner, Y°- e LoRD MAYOR, having Named that •a Coroner'e to give an opportunity for apprehending some of his associates Ditto, Half Shares.. 81. per et. 50 0050 0 0 119% Ditto, Fifths.••••• •'• 81. per ct. 20 0 0 20 0 0 48 On 13th 8 ISingle' block.st 4 is ' n ; 0 r Strop broke ; which was an Act to mead the laws relating - to literar pr • eth the eeeebitanis of that town, on wh.ch occasion a resolution rope strap.• • 3 1 Guildford, Farnham, & iM wa, p •.,s..tt in favour ot the Bawtry branch. A proposition Was 14th 8 Ditto 4 15 0 0 iD a• itto bl . ock cracked. • perty, and also under the sth and 6th of Victoria, chap. 4b.• • inquest had teturned *a verdict of " Accidental death," A notice was affixed at the doors of this Court cautionin ti;e Portsmouth .• •• •• •• - •50 0 0 210 0 , 2% rn - el fevour of ite tompetitoi, but negatived by the adoption of said that there had•been nothing censurable in the con- public against several men wins are in the daily habit of loiter- Harwich -.••••. • • • • • • - 20 00-1 , 0 0 1% ea • - -h. ~,, i .in ie, which approved of the London and York project. PORTSMOUTH COMMON MADE. ef the flailed? Was he an actor alone, or both actor and , . - uuct of the driver, and without hesitation distniased him. ing about the entrance, for the purpose of procuring profes- Bull and Gssinaborocgh • •.• a- .241 S - a 17 6 1 go Hull and Selby .••• • • • 13/..105. pr . ;h. BO 0 0 50 0 0 106 sional assistance for those who may require it. The notice re- Ditto, Quarter Shares'l7s. 6d. pr oh 12 10 0 12 10 0 21% Tee r-11 . 5e was pursued, nuwever, under a conviction that the . , author ? . Emily ,Hardin was ,charged . with having attempt( d s 4 ea.• ' ry branch was a portion of the Chesterfield line. Siiice then ^j i I Dessription of Weight suspended Ibleiult, Mr. 110511LLY said both. There was nothing in the fact of • to Commit suicide. ferred to goes on to state that those persons are quite uncon- Do. Half' Shares •• • • - 21 0 0 20 0 23 tee amehitants i,ave become mote favourable to the Sheffield and g 2 block. I when broken. a gentleman being an actor that prevented him being a corn- . Kendal & Windermere - 25 001 10 0 2 Linetenshire ene. '- - The ward beadle of Queenhithe saw the prisoner jump nected with the court, or with any attorney, and that it has been ascertained that they take upon themselves to give ad. Kerstish Coma . - 1 25 0 0 17 6 • , , Mr. Cherie* Atkinson, examined by Mr. Bernes-Is a manufac- • , leilel el 4 pieces, which had met with great success oia the British stage. into the Thames_ from Trig Wharf. and try most reso vice and in this way not unfre uentl mislead the parties who Lancaster and Carlisle - 50 00-20 0 0 55% ea! Leeds and Bradford... .. . - 50 . . 5 0 21% WI turer ef steel in Sheffield, and the owner of two furnaces for con- • ' .4 gte B. ' ' 4 • . He had also altered various dramatic pieces, and it was very lately to drown herself. . The unfortunate creature hag 00 . 0 have ' the misfortune to apply for l inforlation from such a source. Liverpool& Manchestr 91 percent., 100 0 0 100 0 0 -. N verting awl into steel. A ready supply of coal for these purposes i i . probatle that the name he had given them had greatly tended be-en evidently drinking, and seemed to labour untit-r thu . The public are therefore re uested to apply for information to Ditto. Half Shares•. • 91:percent. 50 0 0 10 . 0 0 q _____ __se _ _ is iraliepieleable, more especially as within the last few years the ar tiervous excitement frequently produced by the immede- the clerks or officers of the Court, or to any constable of the Ditto, Quarter Shares 91.pereent. 1 25 0 0 25 0 0 ' {Single, leather , i , to their popularity. . cernaue f e st. el haa been inordinately increasing. Ist 6 • cogged, were 2 8 1 1. 1 Block broke and The Vic E.CIJANCELLOR-You think, Mr. Romilly, that the rate use of ardent spirits. metropolitan police, who have received directions to look !.endon & Birmingham i 101. per ct. -e- Stock. 244 -to The klAil of Lincoln, examined by Mr. HOPE-Is Member for 1 . strop. •••• • • • pm bent. title Us.d Up is more calculated to attract than Bored to Richard Hewett a bargeman, of Brentford, snw the sharply atter those persons lurking about in front of the court Ditto, New Thirds.. 1 101. per ct. 32 0010 0 0 54% th Nottinghamshire, and fully acquainted with the country traversed 2d 1 6 Ditto .••• • . • ...... 1 214 3 1 Block breke. Death?-(Laughter.) , . , prisoner - pull off her shoes, and shawl and tap, and junin for the above purpose. It is to be hoped the above notice will Ditto,New 1 4 Shares 1 101. per ct. 25 0 0 23 0 35 .th London and Blackwell , 6s. . 16 13 4 - 13 ea by the compet , ng lines now under consideration. The towns 3d ' 7 Rope strip........ 1 2 2 1 1 Block broke. itir. ROMILLY considered that it was a most important e• through sit hich the Sheffield and Lincoln line passes are of far 4th, 7 Brass cogged rope' oft Mr. Crawford's wharf, into the river, out of which have the effect of removing a set of lazy, shabby fellows, who London And Brighton.. ; 31.05. per sh. 50 0 0 50 0 0 . 79% ta point in a dramatic piece to give it such a title as • are eternally loitering about the doors, and are to be teen fol- Do, Consolidated Bths, . - 50 00250 0 46 strop ...... ..... 1• e 14 0 1 Block broke. he dragged her. di •So . udon ii , nd Cropien • • les. per sh. 13• 15 9 -- 27% • , greatsr importance than those in the route of the Bawtry branch ; would induce the public to go and see it. Now se , „• r Leather coggedl 1 [Strop -broke, lowing up suitors of the court, and constantly in and out of the 90 0 60 0 7% , a' 3 '3 3 1 and the chatacter of the country-for the most part agricultural- . '''''• 'lt rope strop •• i I block good. there was no dispute about the title being Mr. Mathews's, and .. The prisoner . said, that if 411 F had chosen to dispose of public-houses in the neighbourhood. vino, Guarnta. sp. c. - shows a similar superiority for the former. The Duke of New- 6tli. 7 :Brass cogged rope, London and Greenwich - • 12 15 4 - 10% di , castle is a large landowner in the vicinity of the Sheffield strop .. ....... •.!2 4 3 1 Block broke. there was also no dispute that Mr. Mathews made additions to herseif, nobody had a right to interfere ; and that if her the piece-the only ditpute was the extent of those additions. mother and sister appeared against her, she would cer- Ditto,Pref. or Priv- , . 11. - 18 17 2 . - • 24% st , Lo i tr o on ane S.Western , 41. per share 41, 6 10 and Lincoln line, and assents to it. Double block, t Strop broke, There was no dispute that front the 17th night of its performance Coin ly smash them,. and no mistuke. MARKET NE WS-(YETERDAY.) - • 80% f, 7th; 7 leather cogged 3 10 3 „ New Cons. litlas .! 10s: Pr. sh. 40 0 0 12 0 0 29% . 1 Cross-examined by Sergeant WILINGHAM-Haa an interest in • I i block split. to•the 77th, the piece was announced in the bills as the piece 't he Lord Mayor directed that the medical attendant rope strop .• .. ; COLONIAL. Ditto, New ...• •. •. • , - 1 50 0 0 210 0 13% the construstion of the Seeffield and Lincoln line ; but his prefer- Uhl 7 ,Ditto, brass cogged', 340 •1 Block broke. ot Mre Mathews: for seventeen nights,it was acted without the of the Comptes should see her and preset ibe for her, SUGAR.-The market for British Plantation is firm, and Do. New ..... ••• • • ' -. 1 •4000 2 0 0 11% ence is accorded it from a consideration of its superior importance 9thE 7 'Ditto ..• •• •• ......1 33 e 1 ~Block broke. name of the author. - There was no dispute that the London and_Y c ort e l .. - 50 00•210 0 • 8% e to the country, and on public grounds. Thinks that a line from 10thl 7 Double block, lea-, -I .• ~ . . piece • was now acted under the same title that Mr. 3 a i n e cl t. that she sh ould lio brought up again on Saturday aboutsso hbds have been sold at full rates. The public sales have been rather extensive, consisting principallv of' 11,095 Ln D d o o n 1: r E ry n i t 8 o e e r n e n . e . - . 50 0a.2 10 0 4% ji 1 • 1 ther cogged . .... i 3 3. 1 1 Block eroke. . --, . 50 0 0 210 0 3% a Gainsborough to Retford and Sheffield would not be compatible Mathews gave it, and the only reason for its being acted with- bags 200 casks Mauritius, 1,165 bags Bengal, i,730 bags I,,,, m ' a „d Ely , .. 25 0•.0210 0 6% e 1 lth' 7 I Treble block, rope 1 . out the name of the author for seventeen nights was, that Mr. - Madras, and 218 baskets Java, nearly all of which found Do. & Dereham, - - --s . 25 0 0 1 with one through Bawtry and Tickhill to Sheffield. I • i strop .•• • • ..• .... i 2 15 •0 , 1 ,Block broke. 7 6 • 2% ' Mr Wilmot, agent to the Duke of Newcastle, attested 'the 12th', 7 Ditto .• .-••-- - ' 3 9 0 1 iStrop broke, block Mathews had told Mr. Webster, if it was successful, he should Yesterday, Mr. King, a solicitor., in Furnival's Inn, waited - G d U . 1. L . DHALL. • I • buyers, but went off very irre ularly, although generally at , Manchester and• Leeds ; 51.125. persh, 100 0.0 73 0 0 179% r accuracy of the last witness as respected the importance of the } sound. claim to be the au hor of it. Mr. Webster stated that Mr. t - on the sitting Magistrate, Mr. Alderman Hooper, on behalf of Benjantin Parker, against whom Mr. James, the barrister, ap- e i s i , ici e l x n c i e u p s t t in b f g o t r io g t ti d e i t:1:11 118 = s t s i o d rt t s o lifs Ditto Half Shares.. '2/. 2s. per eh: 50 •0 0 32 0 0 ei2 1 Mathews's name was given in the bill as the - author of the pN.riniroiltiistrztw Ditto ' Quarter Shares 4s. 25 00.-2 0 0 27% r Sh , flie , d and Lincoln line to the districts it proposed to traverse. 13th, 8 Sing,le . block, rope', . . I ! strop. .... -i217 2 0 Block broke. piece while he was in Dublin ; that he was ignorant of it, and Ditto, Sixteenths .• • - 65.0.3 5 0 It% r Mr. Charles Hickson, a malster and land valuer, at Worksop, phed ‘ a few , days since for a warrant, alleging that he had corn dearer. The quantity ofßritish Piantation landed last week a . t the East and West India Docks was 1,626 hhds 101 14thl 8 Ditto .• ••• • • ...... I 2 17 •'2 • 0 IBlock broke. . that. Mr. Bourcicault stated to him that Air. Al athew s carnet° him Manchestr & Binning. :21. per share. 40 004000 . • 63 milt i eu I,pury.. - , • a deposed to the importance of the Sheffield and Lincoln line to the 15th , 9 Ditto ... •• • • .....• I 4 17 2 0 'Strote broke, block tierces 389 barrels, and there were taken for home consump- Ditto,Quarter Shares - 10 0 0 40 0 $ and asked his leave to put his name to it, as it would do him f trades he represented. 1 i 1 . I sound: Midland - • Stock. 185% The Committee at a quarter before five adjourned till toenorrow 16thl 10 Ditto ... • • appiicatien, which had appeared i non 1,122 hlids 201 tierces 448 barrels. The stock in the Ditto, Fifths ..• •• • • - 20 0 4 t - • Ditto, Mem. & .Derby 41.123.0. p.c. at noon. ,• 17th. 11 Ditto .••••• • • • .• • •1. •4 I 5 0 0 Block broke. permission to do so. • Now that statement was denied by Mr. granting of t . h . e warrant was suspended to obtain the opinion of .. • • . • .. . same places is 13,713 hhds 1,628 tierces 2,691 barrels. Do. New .. • , ...-: • - 40 .... 0 0 2 sto ti ck ! 1 2 4 9 1 1 31 ; the City Solicitor, whether a warrant comn ne issued at an tor COFFEE.-2,600 bags Ceylon 641 bales Mocha, and 1,300 . Mathews from the beg - inning to the end. Under such cir- I erjury. Since then,. flaring placards had been petted about Newcastle & Berwick . - 25 0 0 110 0 22 i P ARL I AMEN TARY BUSINESS. Thus it is clear, Mr. Brewer's patent is not Only more cumstances, the great question was, what was the quantum of . Parker and Mr. Clarkson.. ' offsring a reward for the discovery of the residence of Mr. bog 3 East India, have been offered by auction. The Ceylon Ne D w o cat N le e & w Da ß r r i a, ..J idi wg g e l „ Newcastle & Carlisle.. 4/.os. per ih. 100 0 0 100 0 0 . , durable, but possesses a sustaining power nearly double alteration ? . • and Mocha only partly sold, at considerabl , 1 ' y ower prices tor i u t . . i pe u r .i s o h d i p re .i 2 2 5 5 0 0 0 0 2 1 5 0 0 0 404 i - NONDAY, JULY 2S. 0 0 56% ' that of the Government block, as from the above table, The VIM-CHANCELLOR wished to know whether the quet- . The persons of these parties Eaetern Counties Railway (Cambridge and Huntingdon va 'ou ti . me British Plantation description of Ceylon, and good ord. we find in the secinid trial with ' s single block, leather- tion depended upon that alone? - were fully deseribed, with references to ri s previous _ ditto at 46s to 475, being, for the former, barely tile previous Newry & Enniskillen.. _.e 210 0 3% - Line) Itilh-Report considered; amendments agreed to; Newark rutd Sheffield.. - -_a • value and at which prices thernivere not purchasers. The ilh 0 0 110 0 3 8.11 to be ingrossed. cogged, iv ith wire strap, Mr. Brewer's block sustained a Mr.' ROMILLY ob•ereed that he did not know that i 't did, transactions, that were quite irrevelant to the charge of per niry. From this he presumed that the viarrant hart been North British - :•-'•250 0 12 10 0 26% Scottish Midland Junction Railway Bill,-Lords' amend- weight of upwards of five tens, with no more damage but this was certain, that as far as the alterations were con- : issued, and if so ord. mixed to bold good yellow Singapore Java, and good' Nor East ' lndia was chiefly disposed of at 34s to 42s 6d for good Do. New ........... _ 1 0 0 7% ments agreed to. than merely straightening the hook that supported it, eerne h d Mr. Webster had no right to perform the piece contain- hi T • . r. eague, the chief clerk, said no warrant had been issued. • ord. Padang, at 255, which are about former rates. thern and Eaatern. SI.. - 5 . 0 0 O 45 0 0 69 Ditto, Scrip, 155.51. d. 21. ss. 50 0 0 30 0, 0 53 • • whereas the Government block, with only half that Ing T t em V • C The City Soricitor had given annminion that it should' not be - KUM -The quantity landed last week at the East and Ditto, Quarter Shares 15s. ' 12 10 0 12 10 0 PS NOTICES GIVEN AT THE PRIVATE BILL OFFICE. wetght attached to it, broke, as it did in the great majo- he ice. IiANCISI.LOR had some doubt upon that point. had not he • • granted. Of the charge against Mr. Clarkson the magistrate . - ' • North Kent .....• If Mr. Webster had stated - to Mr. Mathews that he had a . W est India Docks was 307 puns 142 hints. There were taken 50 0 0 215 0 .2% - Glesecee, Dumfries, and Carlisle Itailway,-Report, Wed- rity of the trials. . ard any thitin yet. e North Wales •.•.•• • • .. • - 25 00• 1 5 0 2% - day, Jelly 30. lmeseeissseee French piece and had asked him to translate it and adapt it for the English stage, then he would have been the author ; but the Mr. King almeit regretted that it had not beet; granted,' as hhd Ti tk' th ' 1 ces is 9 1 - 3 puns 89 nuns 23 s. le socln . 0 same p a , l Norwich and Brandon . - DittoeNew . . 20 0012 0 0 23% ' both Parker and ularkso . n were . - anx . iota to meet the cue and - for home consumption 206 puns 11 hlids, and exported, - - 10 0 C 1 0 0 5% Eastern Count ies Railway (Cambridge and Huntingdon), - THE RECRUITING SERVICE. case would have been different if he had only • asked him to es, ' 1,7:33 Mids. . Oxford & Worcester • • ..... .- . - 2 10 0 7% • . Third Reading, Weinesslay, July 30. touch - it up. remove the slanderouS imputations of perjury. e ney were Preston and Wyre •• - - 50 0050 0 II 32% ' I The following general order has just been promulgated willing to find bail to meet the charge at the sessions, if the . Richmnd& W.E. Jam - 20 0 0 10 0 5 RAILWAYS. Mr. ROMILLY then proceeded at considerable -length to . viz 55s to 69s for ord to good quality. itugt7 ••.•• • • • • •-• •• • . -••20 0 0 10 0, 7 y. . for the guidance of the officers and parties on the recruit.. S . P , ICES.-207 cases Cassia Lignea sold at previous rates, Monday a return wee iesued by order of the House of read the affidavits of the plaintiff and defendant, the affidavits T h agistrate we's Id hear their evidence and saw fit to require it. g service :- Scottish Central •.• • •• - 50 0 0 210 P e% , Commsns of the natnes of all Rainvay Bills or projects on of various parties in support and against the application, and . ' for 7to 4 1 4 per cent. refraction. - m l. The 36th clause of the M ' A uttny ct requiring that a per- ey weuld waive any objection to the . magistrate's jurinlictien !ALYPETRE -1,470 bags Bengal sold at 258 6d to 26s 6d Do. Midland.. .• •••• . - 2.5 0 0 1 10 , 0 . In s - whieli Committees have made reports (for or against such Iso the affidavit of Mr. Mathews in reply, and concluded by if . they eould obtain the saline publlcity for their reply as was Sheffield and Lincoln.. - 25 0 0 15 0 1% son offering inmself to serve in her Majesty's land forcee must a e nto the charge. The charge was made in this shape: Bills or ;injects) at variance wit h the reports made upon the expressing a confident hope that the Court would grant the in- e lve • and town 42s per cwt. rALLOW.-P. Y. C. is 39s 6d to 40s per cwt. on the spot, Sheffield & 3laucheste - 100 0 0 95 0 0 be attested at the Place of enlistment, and by a magistrate . Mr. Bartlett swore that he gave Mr. Coyle value fur certain ~ , • same tiy the Hail ..s . ay Department of the Board of Trade ; junction he asked. ' 25 0 0 8 0 0 13 residing in its_ immediate vicin . , . ity the attention of officers bills, and Coyle swore that he handed that value to Parkee, I ee.-The market is very dull, but the consumption is Ditto,Quarter Sharesl - Shrws.,Wolv.,Dud.,BlLl - 50 0 0 210 0 '4% with cepies of all specie: rere rts made by such Committees Mr. ROGERS followed on the same side. good. in reference to stAr•inents contained_ in_ the reports of the employed on the recruiting service ts . particularly directed to Air. WOOD appeared on behalf of Mr. Webster. He felt a hich Parker on his oath denied. To fix the imputation of per- UAY WCARICETS. South Devon ... ...... I - • .50 0 0 20 0 0 30% South-Ea , steru & , D0v . r.y.105.6d.p.5. 33 2 4 - 1 45% - Board of 'route. The foilowieg is the list of such Railway this enactment,m _orden that its provisioris may b . e . rigidly . ad• convinced that the Court would not • for a moment jury on Parker, certein cheques and notes were produced i l ts hered to, and all detached parties front the recruiting stations having been traced' to Parker, and as having been previous y SMITFIFIELD.-Coarse Meadow Hay, 3/ 16s to 4/16s ; ueeful Ditto, New i55...21.die. , 2s 10d ps sh 50 0 0 8 0 0,1 18 - Bills and pr jects-the special reports occupy twelve folio entertain the application, for the bill was totally do., 4/ 18s to 5/ tte ; fine Upland do., 5/ 10s to 5/ 15s ; instructed accordingly. . • paid to Coyle. Mr. Parker admitted he had received 312/. 10s. Do. New, No. 2 ....1 • • - 50 0 0 7 0 0 1 18% pages of print : - inconsistent with the whole claim set up by the plaintiff. He Clover Hay, 4/ lOs to 6/ ; Oat Straw, 1/ 181 to 21; Do. Ne N 3 50 0 0 210 0 8 - 2. Although it is adraitted that the system of detatching from Cot le but it was upon atotally different matter, and not wh 1. Belfast and Ballymena Railway. had on that bill asserted that he was the whole composer of the eat Straw, 2/ to 2/ 2s per load. Supply but moderate, South Wake ......... - 50 0 0 210 0 I 5% small parties to towns at a distance from their head quarters .- - - -- ~ __ _ • . upon the bi ' lls iu questton, end, therefore, what his client swore 2. Brighton and Chichester (Portsmouth Extension). while now he admitted that there were some parts of it and trade firm, at full prices. Staines' and Richmond • • - - 20 0 0 1 0 0 I 1% 3. Direct London and Pertsmouth. carries with it much responsibility on the part of the re- P iece, in Mr. Bourcicault's handwriting. Upon a Bill so framed he was perfectly true. He was ready and anxious to explain and Cureneaosten.-Coarse Meadew Hay, 3/ 18s to 4/ 15s ; Trent Valley -•• .• ••. , - • Trent Valley yid Holy-, . 2000 2001 HI .l. I lublin and Belfast Junction Railway (with branch to eruiting officer, yet . it is considered that, with . the eaercite of submitted that the Court Would • not grant the partial relief justify the possession of the ()01., upon which the opposite party useful ditto, 4/ 16s to 5/10s; fine Upland ditto, 5/ 12s to 5/15s ; Kens). due care and caution, the parties detached might with little asked by the 'present mot , ion -he thought, looking at all the . bad dared to aseign the perjury. Reference had been made to head Juncti • - 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 9 0 % - 1 7 6 1% Clover Hay, 4/ lOs to 6/ ; Oat Straw, 1118 s to 211 s; Wheat Waterford & Kilkenny - risk, in most eases, cause the recruits to be attested, after 20 0 0 1 0 0 i 2% SS l .ly arel Huntingdon Railway. the admissions drawn from Parker in cross-examination; but •• facts that were stated, that it was impossible for the• . . . - • Straw, 21 2e to 2/ 3s per load. Both Hay and Straw met West Cornwall.... •• • • - 20 0 0 15 0 I 34 medical inspection, without first sending them to the re- nothing was satd of the facts drawn from Coyle ueon his crost -6ls xeter and Crenitcn Railway. Court to come to any other conclntion than that an active demand, and the quotations were well supported. y y arm orku ou N th;::: t r i w dl i s e n h d . 7 , ; - rind Junction Railway ( Potteries branch). cruiting etation ; but to meet cases in . which it may be eons ie p ainti w snot eaut ern ewor . ep a . in i asser e h 1 • 'ff a th h fth kTh 1 • fff t d examination. WHITEcHAYEL.-Coarse Meadow Hay, 3/ 15s to 41 16s; Ditto, New • • - 4s. 6d. • 20 0 0 14 O. 0I 24 let. i p t e ' r ct. Ditto,•Half Shares.. 101. per ct. 25 0 0 25 0 0 , 57 i. , -set North of England ,(Clarence and HartlepOol s t tred absolutely necessary that the recruits should be seen by . in his bill that he was, but finding that that allegation would not Mr. Teague said certainly nothing of that sort had been usefid ditto, 41 18s to 5/ 8s ; fine Upland ditto, 5/ lOs te .nction). officer in charge ot the party previously to their being alluded to. Co)le was taken to be a witness, whose testimony 5/165 ; Clover Hay, 4/ 105 to 6/ 6s ; Oat Straw, li 18s to 2/. benefit him, his . Learned Counsel had most adroitly put forth. Do., Scarbro' Branch - 25 00250 0 , 51 attest , ed the Honourable Board, by letter dated June 27, wa A s i not impeached. Wheat, Straw. 2/ Is to 2/ 38 per load. A fair average supply, e elf Weetern Railway (Ireland) (Dublin to Mullingar an , ther case, which was that he had made altrrations in tbe Ditto, Selby Sicrip•••- 101. per ct. 50 0 0 20 00 : 76% 1645, have been pleas, dto sanction marching allowance r. Alderman Hoopes did not see how he could take an - I a steady trade. Ditto, Extension ..•. - 25 0 0 15 0 1 22 3 4 - •.1 Athlone). work, and that those alterations entitled him to designate him . further cognizance of the matter by inquiring whether there New Meadovr Hay sold at from 3/108 to 4/ 10s, and New Bordeaux and Totilouse - 20 0 0 20 Oi 2% . iitin o , t, Cl,.cli , •ster, and Portsmouth. being granted to the recruits and the soldiers conducting seh the author. The Learned Counsel thought if such a doc , them for the number of days they may be actually billetted was a case to call for bail, when he was advised not to issue a Clover 3/ 15s to 4/ 15s Der load. Do. and Cette .... :. - 20 0 0 200 1 2 • • 0,13 Den sbery. and Manchester. trine was to hold good, Garrick and Colly Cibber would • Bouioene and Amiens. -2000 6 0 0 10% • .-• 's and Thirsk. upon and dieted by innkeeeers or the actual expense of the have eood right to lay claim to the authorshitt of •the warrant or interfere. .. Dieppe and Pazis June. - - 2 0 0 1 IN conveyance, if not exceeding the amount of tbe marching allow- (From the London New Price Current of July 29.) ; . .-rtis and Wi•s; R;( - 6 , 4: J,; oction. works a of - Shaksiere. Noir, Mr. Webster had paid 11ir. flour- b hlr. King said the other parties had been allowed to make a Gt. Northern of Franee - 20 0 0 400 i 6% ance from the place of enlistment, the claims tor which are to , • • •erptel and '4,iiitio,ner. c . icault for translatitig the work, and he had registered it also c arge upon oath,land justice eauired that it should be an ' e Su GA it. -To-day buyers Lyons and Avignon.. - . - 20 00•20 0 ; 2% t •ri , ieteery :eel Celersine. •be kept quite distinct, so as not to ieterfere at all with the in the Dramatic Authors' Society, and !hat, he would ask, swered on oath. • of West India Sugar came forward with increased freedom, and an extensive business was trans- Orleans and Vierzon .. -- 20 0 0 60 0 16 charges pi evionsly sanctioned for marching allowance, and pre- Mr Alderman HOOVER said he had no doubt the news :se ••I..aesers ana iniiiiskilitti. 2000 400; 10% 1; ; • ..,:isli and Hereford. pared on a sepatate voucher, the Hon. Board's order of June could have induced him to do so if the piece was the work of • . . acted ; the prices paid exhibited an advance on those of Friday Orleans & Bourdeaux - the plaintiff? Added to . this, Mr..Mathewe was a mem . . ber of papers would publish the counter-statement, and it would be of 6d to Is per cwt. At public sale 126 hhds of Barbados's Paris & Lyons (Laflitte) - 20 0 0 20 0 1 734 27, 1545, authorising the expense being invariably quoted ; eeen by the public• that Mr. Parker was ready to rebut the Do.(Gannerotes)..., - 20 0 0 20 0 1 2% • I•• .N. wry an i En. i,:killen. that Soca. ty, and it the piece was his, why did he not register it went off briskly, at an advance of ls per cwt, fine yellow fetched and thine charges only will be admitted in the pubtuSaccounts charge on oath. Do. (Caton's) .... •• - 20 0 0 20 0 I 1% - P./ N.,rtli Wi olwich R iilway. 53s 6d, good 52s to 52s 6d, good middling 51, to 51s 6cl, which are certified by the Deputy Adjutant. General to have himself ? The solicitor thanked the Alderman and retired. Paris and Strasbourg .. ai o ind r t a h ilm o . f y: S ue p s e a I n .. ... ... -__ - . 20 0 0 2 0 0 I 2% te_ , . Oxil-rd and Rugby Railway'. The Vic r • Ctiancxeeose-He has registered it according to middling 48s 6d to 508 6d, and low 47s to .tes per cwt. Paris & St. Quentin •. • 20 0020 0 1 2% -- been unavoidable, and incurred for tke benefit of the service. BOW-S 1- REE7'. • 20 0 0 20 0 0 ! 46% 21. tax eird, Worcester, and Wolverhampton. the provisions of the Act of Parliament. 3. As it is distinctly understood by officers in charge of re- REFINED-To-day Refined goods were purchased with in- Paris and Orleans. .... _ '22. Ituneern and Preston Brook. Mr. Woon-Yes, sir ; but that *as because his counsel, Mr. Yesterday, a person named Thomas John Wall was charged creased freedom by the home trade, and the market was nearly Paris and Rouen ...... • • 21., - 20 00•20 0 0 -• 41% cruiting parties and those having beating orders, that when 23. '' , .. , u,11 Wales Railway. concerned in the forgery of an order for the allut- cleared at stiffer rates, brown grocery lumps fetching66l; to 675, -. 20 0 1 1% parties are detached from their stations to places specified in Rogers, told him he could not file that bill . without it ; but he . with hei" 20 0 0 16 0 0 I 29% and standard lumps 67a 6d to 68* per cwt. Of Crushed Sugar their routes, the parties so detarthed are not to 'send their de- has neyer tegistered himself in the Soclety aa the author. ment of a ' number of shares ie the Portbury Pier Company. it s tt: i m ii e al b e r e N a 20 0 0 4 0 0 • 7% Now, on the - part of hir• Webster, there were no The particulars of the forgery were given in . the report of made here under bond, there is none to be had on the spot. Strasbourg and Bale .. - 14 0014 0 0 10 .N - ENV it ati.w AT ENGINE.-Mr. Brunel, we under- tachments to other places in such manner as to incur any charge stand, has detest d a new engine, to run fifty miles an hour, and to to the public, there being no authority by which such detach- less than three acts of ownership, but - not one on the part Saturday's police, the Prisoner, Hall, being the party of whom Meuatelue - The demand has been active, and the rates Tours & Nantes (Mae- • • of the plaintiff, until they came to ihe hoof the insertion of Lewis Lemoine received the forged document, purporting to previously established have been fully supported ; indeed, in kenzie's) .. - -- • - i 20 0 - 0 2 0 0 '1• 234 work on eeriest di lying wheels. ments are sanctioned. R A IL:Ve 1' IiEJOICINGS.-The news of the decision . • the plantiff's name in the bill, and what was the - cause of come from Messrs. Osborne and W ar d, of Bristol. Lemoine some cases 6d per cwt advance has been obtained. At public Do. (Levevres) ...... -•20O.0.1 0 0 : 4% that? Why Mr. Webster went to Ireland, and while he eves there - had applied to Mr. Wood, the manager of an office in the sale 11,473 bags and 200 casks were all sold. • , of the Lords' Committee on the Cornwall Railway Bill was received FRIGH • Flit. AND ALARMING the name of Mr. Mathews was put in the bill as the Strand, fur the distribution of scrip s h are s, in the chuacter of EAST INDIA.-This afternoon .1,362 bags of Bengal Sugar, , JOINT-STOCK RA.NICS. , at F4lmouth on Monday afternoon, and it was regarded with the STATE OF LEITRIM. author of the piece, by the permission of Mr. Bour- " Mr. W. Dethick. of Verar Villa, Northend, Richmond-road, all Ballykhal, were offered at public sale, and chiefly sold at . ut i ene sae•faseoo. In the everiing, tar barrels blazed on sorne of (From a Correspondent of the Armagh Sporting Chronicle.) cieault, . Mr. Mathews haring stated to him that Fulham." In consequence of the statement of Lemoine, con- very full rates. good grainy damp yellow fetching 535, good . s the prommt nt , ing, and sky rockets and firewerks were exhibited On Saturday last, three men (strangers) were seen lurking about it would assist him in his country engagements stable A4l proceeded to the residence of Hall, in Little Mary- middling 49s 6d, middling 46t to 471, low 41s 6d, ordinary . • Dividend Amount . Name of Company. . per of. raid. Price by Mr. Cunnack. On the following evening, a band of music pa- the demesne of Strand Hill, the residence of James Fawcett, Estee if Mr. Bourcicault would allow him to do so , A s t o th; leboneestreet, and ' accused him of being an accessory in the brown 40s to 4 1 s, washed good midelling and good yellow .... , Annum. Share. . rade , the town, when the joy of the people generally found es. J.P., and on the following day (Sunday), shortly after that lientlet - title, it would be preposterous to say that because the name o f traesaetione He at once admitted that he had g iven L e moine 488 sd to 505 6d, low and middling 43; to 465, and ordinary - - pression. The news was also received at Launceston, Bodruiu, man and his family, with Some friends who bad neen on a viti a piece was changed by a party that he should th e refore h av e instructions respecting it. but ttated that a Mr. Robinson was brown 4Cs to 4 ". 2 , 2 . bags of white Benares sotd at 54s per A s. d. A a. -d. Australasia ••• • • • .... 6/. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 33 Wadebridge, Padstow, Camborne, and other towns, with great with him, had left for Drumkieran Church, the same three men the copyright of the wmk. On the whole he felt no doubt the party aho requested him to do so, and who gave the forged cwt for middling quality. BritshNorth American 4/. per cent. 50 9 0 50 0 0.. :49 delight, and in several places bonfires and fireworks marked the were seen to secrete themselves in the phintatioe immediatelY that the Ceurt, on looking at the whole case, would find, to use document to - Lemoine for Presentation at the scrip office. Seices.-To-clay Pimento was in excellent request, and 60 Commercial of London, SI. per cent. 100 0. 0 20 0 0 24 general satisfaction. -Falmouth Packet. adjoining the avenue leading to Strand House, and from the Colonial.... ,•• • .... s • 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 15u a cant phrase in the piece, that there Was "Nothing in it."- The prisoner now repeated the as s ertions made by him to bags at auction fetched 20 to 3d per lb. DREADFUL AND l'',l. rAL .A.CCIDENT.- Another of anxious inquiries which they had been making, relative to Mr. (Laughter. ) Londn and Westminstr 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 27% the constable, which, if true, - implicate several other . parties of FOREIGN. -This afternoon the first parcel of Zanizbar or those fright ful accidents. the consequence of gross mis-onduct or Fawcett, it was at once suspected their visit was one of bloodshed. Mr. Bevel; followed on the same side, submitting that no good repute. It is not desirable, however, to notice the prie African Sugar, amounting to 524 bags, was submitted to pnb- London Joint-Stock 61 per cent 50 •0010 0 0 14% t eing t e produce of slave labour, and Metropolitan - 710 0 carelessness, that are unfortunately too frequent, occurred at the Mr. Fawcett and 'family were actually on their way home; but, case had been made out on the part of the plaintiff, either for soner's statement until the particulars of the case are more fully lie competition ; .bu b • h - ••• • - • 25 0 0 toll-house of Crossonen turnpike-gate, on the evening of Sundae, having received intelligence of what they might expect, Immo- an injunction or for the trial of an action. Under these cire known. consequently subject tb the high duty of 63s per cwt, it could Proseincialof Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 51% Ditto, New... • • .-... • 81.'per cent. 10. .0 0. 10 •0: 0 20 not be taken for home consumption. . the 20th inst. Wm. Collard, the keeper of the gate, lett it In the diately returned to Drumkieran, and got the Police, and were cumstanees, he submitted that the motion oUght to be refused Mr. Hews remanded him till Thursday, when he will be ree National of Ireland -5/. per cent, 50 0 0 17 10 . 0 20% Corrxx.-This afternoon Jamaica Coffee was purchased morning to the charge of a little boy, named Janus Prosser. and joined by that active magistrate F. N. Cullen, Eiq., of Curry with cost,. examined,jointly with Lemoine, who is already in custody. Nat. Provncial of Eng. 5/. per cent. 100 0" 0 35 0 0 V% put a gun, loaded, in a corner of the house, telling Prosser that he Lodge, and about twenty of the welLdisposecl inhabitants, who Sir. Roatietv replied. He believed that it - had been MAR LBO BO UGH-STREET. with more freedom, and 56 casks 16 barrels at public sale sold Ditto, New . . 51. per cent. 20 0010 0 0 was not to touch it, als it was loaded ;he then went away, and searched the country in all directions untir eight o'clock In the clearly shown that Mr. Mathews, according to common .M. Vidocq, whose exploits as a successtul thief-taker in at firm rates. Of Zanzibar, subject to the 6d per lb duty, Union of Australia - _ 25 00250 0 ' 26 ere ,an so as o ows :e- ommon pa e non o on 0n..... 51. per cents 50 0 0 10 0 0 13 called at several inns, desirous of having a horse and gig, but evening, but without effect. The police, however, were unre- parlance, was the author of the Piece, and that France are nut urknown in this country, and who is at this time failed. About six o'clock Wm. Prosser, a younger brother of the mitting in their exertions, and after a long and harassing march, he was entitled, therefore, to the interim injunction h ltl . g üblic exhibitions of hit adroitness when fitting an im • oen p rather ro .en a c nd unclean at 49s to 49s 6d, rather •20 balesbwr ff d cl Id fll C lln fL d . boy left in charge of the gate, took some food for him to the house, succeeded, lam happy to say, in arresting three men lying in one •When he stated this he admitted that Mr. Mathews must p or r an t p os t in the French police, Came ye s terday - to this Court DOCXS. 48s 6d, and third class 325. 20 barrels ef St. Domingo went better quality Ms to 535, sea damaged first class 46a to and soon afterwards it was discovered that Wm. Prosser had re- bed in a house near the iron-works, and on the person of one of make me his title at law. to complain of what appeared to him to be a fraud on the pub- . ceived the contents of the gun in his left temple ; his head was so them was found pistols. The police brought them the next The VICE-CHANCELLOk gave judgment, ordering the awe lie: A large placard had been distributed, announcing that aat stiff rates and fetched 33s 6d for fine ordinary coloury. 51 Dividend 1 -Amount . . feightfullY mutilated that no hope could be entertained ()this rec.°. ' mo rning, at five o'clock, to Strand Hill, and the man on Whom the tion to stand over, with liberty to the plaintiff to bring an gr and bell would take Vace at the exhibition-rooms in Great bags Rio broug d ht fi 29s 6,1 to 30s for ordinary, and 278 6d to 293 Name of Company, , per of ' . raid.. Pelee. eel,. The wretched boy was carried home, where death termi- pistols were found was fully identified as being the person who was action at law, and also with liberty to both parties to apple to Wintimill-street, at'which it was declared that M. Vidocq would for sea (teenage rst a . nd second class. In Ceylon more busie . Annum. ! Share. Dated his suffernns the same night. An inquest was held on the so anx iously inquiring after Mr. Fawcett 'On Sunday. ' The only the Court if tt should be considered necessary. Leave was also ac t es master of the ceremonies. Now, as he was the only Per- nest was transacted privately, but not at better prices. - _.---. - body on Mon-ay, before T. Hughes. F e re, s od a el ouree d tat wed reaso n that can be a-signed for this intended assassinatiOn was that given to the plaintiff to amend the bill. with theatrical characters the whole Lemed CINNA3,ION.-iThie demand was . very limited for inferior, ' IXs.d.'L s. d. made'', when, afier the examinction of seven witnesses, the ful- :Mr. Fawcett gave the use of his boat to Mr. Slade,: S.M., and the The Court was crowded ti in England bearing the name of Vidocq who could be coarse ann jungle uescriptions at the quarterly sales, which elommercial .. •• - ... l EL per cent. I Stock. • - •of sufficient importance to act as an attraction to an finished this afternoon, although there was a desire generally Lest and West India ... ,53e1. pr cent. Stock. - . 140 lowing verdict was returned :-.-`. Thst the deceased died in conse. police, to go across Lough Allen, in pursuit of the Molly Maguires, day, and the case WaS not crver till four o'clotk. ' quence of a gun.sho: wound, but by whom inflicted, not known." who had been plundering the 'country of fire-arms and committing lie wet destreus of n the arts of the merchants to realise, and they submitted to East Country . .. ; 11. per sh. , 100 0 0 - 11 , tion a lull exp• sure, and, if possible, of proceeding against the London .... • ......... 4%1. pr cent. ' , Stock. - 118% The conduct of Collard, in leaving the gate all day to the care of outrages the night before. In a few nights after Hike occurrence SHERIFFS' Cl_lUltT, July 29. English pub ic. parties guilty of using his name without permiasion. He cer- , . giving the alleged impost. : decli r'il on the rates of the last quarterly sales of 2d to 4cle et Katharine ........ I 5 per cent. ! Stock. - 108 a little boy, was most reprehensible, and well deserved the repri- Mr. Fawcett's boat was maliciously sunk, and a threatening nutice (Before Mr. UndereSheriff BuRCHYLLY friendl to dis ui _ k A , 1 tainiy was nut Un y g ses Ite ea. use- many i e hi s ana OceitSlo y r ail of fel to ed per lb. Southampton • • .......; 41. per cent. i SO 0 0 50 0 0 visaed he received from Mr. Hughes.-Monmouth.hire Merlin. servid oti himself: - ,- '-. . .. . . • LIPSCOMBE V. sHEARSEY: . fornier'calling--but. he had never condescended so far as to dis- Ric z.-To-day Bengal was in excellent request, and several SEWER , IGE ()F THE METROPOLIS.- - 0:1. Alonelay, a Such is the dreadful state of the' country, in which neither life The plaintiff is ii corc e dealer, i n p r att_terrace, St. Pancras, unie himself es a muter uf the ceremonies at a ehilling hop. parcels were disposed of by private treaty at lls6d to 13r. At meeting of the Commis-loners of Sewers for the' Holborn and nor property is safe. The Government has been merriarialieed to and the defendant is an omnibus Proprietor. T he action was g Mr. eleeenn said the placard did not expsesaly state that Public sale 1,001 bags fetched 7ery full rates. Foreign East INSURANCR clorap.a.arszs. Finseery eivisiens, Mr. Mills in the chair, was held at the Com- Put both Leitrim . and Cavan under martial law,•the neceuity of brought to recover the sunvof 121. 17s. 6d. for eorn supplied the Vidocq was to officiate. .It was possible there was aM. India is wanted, but there is little to be had, and Madras is missioners' Rooms, Hettoingareen, when a rate of 6d.• in the which is now beyond doubt. to the defendant. 1 worth 10s to lls per cwt. For cleaned Rice prices are fully Dividend Amount Vidocq who had lent his name to the proprietors of the bal . h • h . s..___ ...... ... , _ Name ef Company. , per of Paid. Price. pound was made upon the district The isst rate, amounting to It appeared by the evidence that there had been extensive He could assist him nu further than •.h . h of as l g • gtving im t e means Annum. Share. 17,6091. collected up to the 25th of April, left a balance due of COURTS OF CON§ERVANCY. - Aionday three Courts dealings - between the perties e and 'the peesentelispute aroie in contraiticting the placard through the public press. SALTPETILE.-To-day two parcels of Calcutta, amounting .. . - .- to 2 092 bags •were offered at public sale, and a part only sold only about 1,000/., the grea•er pact of which was on account of of Conservaney, for the c =ties of Surrey, Essex, and Kent, consequent* of - a doubt as to thedelivery 'erste& a theee pan- e ch u th t Perry-and Elisabith Hill were charged - With'pick - • ' • -- -, ••••• - ....Z s. d. Ased. . empty hoteies and it was stated by the chairman, that in cense- were held before the Lord Mayor, attended by Sheriffs . Hun - tities of rion- charged - tor.' Thievitlerice wis verriagnee•The ing pockets. '-. . . at a decline on last es eek's rates of .3el to 6cl per cwt. . • klhion •• .. ..500 0 0 50 0 0 73 qiienre 01 the great improvement in the health of the inhabitants ter and Sidney, Aldermea_ gir C Marshall, Musgrove, plaintiff's wifnesses'saidthat fiVequerters Ofcern Weredelivered - - Th e p r isoners were young and extremely well dressed. -No TEA.-To-clay there was a brisk demand for Poucliong, and Alliance Brit. and For. 6 per cenf. ,100 00'11o 0 20 eereral parcels were sold at 9dper lb. for clean quality-the supply • Ditto Marine.......,. 6/, per cent, 100 00. 5 0 0 6% of the neighbourhoods where sew ef a were erected, the rates were Hooper; Rumphery, the Recorder, Town-Clerk, and ' tither • every len or twelve days - to defendant's horsekeeper, lied it was one trona their appearance would have suspected their vocation. - 13 s. 6d.pr sh. 50 0080 0 17 readily paid. Several sums of money were ordered to discharge City authori ' .11 ll h d further - proved that On defendant being appf ed to f th 'P r . fable 106 F•id h k • h • nert to be olig ties. The first, for nurrey, at the Town- a, a • , . i or e o me-cons . te e new t e priso . has become small. Congou of common and good ordinary 50 0 • British Commercial •• 7s per share 0 00 0 7 unit' met with a better demand at 9d to 10d per lb. but in , • -- • • • • tomracts, and con•rects were taken for_ some He wand feet of be et postponed from the previous Monday, in -consequence amount, he-went .. through the account, andpkid something on to the' superior chars of thieves, and _for the la-t three or four q . . . , t Clencl,Med.&Gen.Lite 51. per cent. 100 0.02 10 1 6% the better kinds little butiness was done. re , - ers. About 400. feet of the Fl. et River„in the vicinity or the of the non-attendance of several jurors: On the prESentaliollt account.. •" - 'e: , - •_ s : •.•- • days he had watcheu their movementre On Saturday he ssw c County .... ••.••• •• •• 31.• 100 00. 10. 0 0 J'a h b • e. erierrs ! -- amaica .um as een in good recines , anti t r 9s. and / , lee,g's road, St. Penenee wae armed to - be - arched - over by Mr- of the jury being read, it' showed that a great obstruction In cross-examination it was - admitted that . the ten or twelve the prisoners, after o alking about the streets, sometimes apart . Crown .... ••••. •• • • 40 00- 5 0 0 10 Cu• it, the builder, where many new ho ises are about to be ere.led. was occasioned by the floating pier at" Limbed' ; that from days might; on two or three oceasiorias have beenehree weeks. •and semetinies together. O h app.oate. a young woman in Regent- prices continue con the rise for good and fine qualities, whilst ~, _. • 1 61. ss. bs. . LI Liquorpond street, a tiew sewer, 380 feet long, to coot 6501, the complaints of the •inhabitants in the vicinity a great - The corn 4ras soinetimes delivered tb defendant - himself, and ewe and pick her potilteC This was effected by the temale inferior and whetting, kinds fully sustained the previous value. 'att a Se • . . . 1 .... ..... .... . . 6s. 50 0 0 s'o 0 5% r 5 per ct 1 to,carcis whi , ti 4001 will be advanced by Messrs. Reid and Co. Leeward Island Rum has met with a ready sale at previous • Economic Life .• • . nuisance was caused by the London Gas Gempany, whe are when nei her him nor the horaekeepee werespresent, it was de- prisoner, whose operations . were sereened 'by the management e s & 30s.lei: 3 war ordered to be formed. Another sewer was also directed to be rates. Demerara is wanted, and some parcels have been sold Eng.& Scot. Law Life 5l. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 3 accustomed frequently, in the dead of the night to let off into livered to a boy. of her conipamon. -Witness having ascertained from the young • forinee in Wilson-street, Finsbury, which win be eormecaed with the river a quantity of noziou and off r? e fiuid, which Mr. FRY 'contended that the plaintiff waabound to give elear woman that her purse was gone, went in pursuit of the pri- at firm price,. Calcutta is held' vvith firmness. Brandy hos European Life (At e eenstructed by the City Commissicniers, by which there will frequently caused 'such an * nt s olerable ::e m b to drive evidence of the delivery of goods," sa it seas impossible for the Boners, and took them both into cuitody. On the Wale pri- met with little attention, and the stock being large, prices are Freemasons' ..•, •••• •• Se per cent. 20 0 0 30 0 be a centinuous sewer to Ball's Pond, 4nd lt is proposed to con- man y o f the inhebitants from i their beds cc • au • ' , while the conti- e n dfe dant to prove a negatives He nrged - that there was a k ' ne " a Purse with 40me - silver 'was found, which was identified still rbooping. • Globe • • ... ..... ...• • • 61. per cent. Stock. ' - 140 lian •••••• • • • • • • 51 er e n Guar,. .p et. 100 0 0 36 10 0 5034 tinu -it to Stoke Newington. . nuance of such a practice must inevitably injure, dtO whom 'the corn . Was &h -i( not great discrepancy as to time, an by the young woman. " Hoes -I he market is in a dull state for all descriptions, Imperial Fire -•••• • • 121. per Cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 230 W •-•T.ICK EXCILIeGO.-A ne w Stock Exchange welly destroy, thif. fi s hio,. in that art of the river. The vered. In March last there were no less than four deliveries Emily Bibbin said elle lost ber purse in Regent-street on and prices continue on the decline, indeed, it is difficult to Imperial . Life.• •.•,•• • . . 12s. - . 100 0010 . 0 0 16% w.,. • p•ped in Liverpool on . Monde) last, in a large room of the •jury further expressed great regret p that such nuisances as'• , charged for. It was these two or three . . extra . items Which Saturday. She recollected feeling a pull at her scarf, and on It' _ve accurate quotations. The duty . for the Kingdom is esti- indemnity . marine • . 11. sleet bs. 100 0 0 513 1 29% '••• es in Mo•arfields, recently occupied as the British Putney and Hattsrs•-a-bridges were stilt allowed to remain, formed the ground of complaint. -- • . turniug round, saw the female prisoner.; who immediately mated at 200.000/. to 210.000/. It is calculated that 50,000 I.aw Lite .... •• • • .... 11. 51. 100 0010 0 0 45% e(' (~ ,i, e pri.iiin. , Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 20 0 6% ROt e , The membees of the new Association commeeced business without the slightest attempt to improve them being made, ' the-UNDER. Slizairr said that, al au abstract pribeiple, it walked awa Th . oduced by the police was her pro p, e purse pr acres are in cultivation this year. . London Eire •:•.• • • • . 10s. 25 0019 10 0 16 • se,. e ..t. eat epirit and enerp, and the transactions of the' week have The Recorder informed the jury that their presentment would must be admitted thet the • defendant coald not prbve a negative • s pent , : Ches.-For Southern rather lower rates have been ae- London Ship ••.•• • • • • 10s. 25 0012 10 0 16 Leen. etineidering di • infaucy of the concern, toletably numerous. be repent to h the proper quarter • - The- Court wat then dis- but he could have called the horsekeeper to prove that he had The prisoners Id WOu riot say anything , indefence, lad they cepted, which has occasioned the demand to be good. For Marine . • The lies of current prices and of the daily sales have peen duly solve , _an t _L rd M_ayor - - proceeded in state, as before, received so much and rio . . more In all these Matters of account wer f h . nu 5 committed. . Seal a further decline in prices has occurred. Cod Oil is dull Med. Invlid & Gen. Life - 50 0 0 20 0 3 . f 1 less th f of sale at former rates. Sperm has met with little attention, National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. issued. an t have exhibited a very fair amount or operations, par. to the Swan . f at Stratford: - to receive the presentment of the it Was difficult to prove matters sans actor! y, un e par les 'THAMES POLICE. 20 0 0 2100. 1 2% however a • ticol ,rly in that d,•scription of stock that hes been rnost popular in Essex ‘ jury, r en. whow ;.. . , . slight obstruction at • themselves it ere examined. . It was eertainly the bounden duty Yesterday Ralph - Chillingworth, a plasterer. who gave is h. but no further decline in the value occurred In Lard Oil S P:LW:r i m ti L i nt d the - ue Von het businest is checked by thestiff rates. Linseed Oil has been in . • 51. per cent.' 50 002 0 0 2f. 2a. ..... •• the mai ket. The new Association has received the designation of Bow ttreek was on l y n° nett - 'The civic Cortege then pro- of the plaintiff to submit cleer evidences in . le ei . e address,No. 9, North-street, Inserter, was charged with bigamy. Pheenix..... - - ...... ceeded to Blackwell, and embarking - on board his Lord- -was, whether that given, standing ar it did tuncontradicted, request. and pricei are firmer ; for forward delivery a good deal Prvtector Life.... •. * * -r. • ' - 211 the itoy.il st, ck Exchange. The rates of conimission are the • ~ The circumstances were rather curtous. .. •• 51. per cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 11 2s attended -by Captain Fibber (the harbour- was sufficient to convince the jury of the delivery of the whole - has been done at similar rater. Rape Oil is little wanted. For Provident Life... . seine ae those in the elder Association. Strangers having business ship s barge, The prisone e th 14 h•t t b r was given in cuarge, on e t ins an ,y a . . , 1/. es. 100 0 0 10 0 0 24 with, and be.ng introduced by members, are admitted to observe master), ded a procee . h. rots • the river to the Crown a ss a .of the goods. It would be seen that although' there were t eir c her • yowl man na - • . med Smith for having married with his • Olive Oil prtees rule low. In Cocoa Nut sales to a fair extent ade a 2 - 1 t. ' Rock Life . ....... o 291 per tun for common to fine quality. Prices Royal Exchange 45. 500 ' 0 10 1 0 4* 51. per Cent Stock. -.-- littl e the jury for the county of Kent items in Marche there were•only twO in Febtuary, which (Smith's) ' • mother, on the 7th of September, Itte9, .at et. Al- ! n ee t t the mode in which the business is transacted, the numbers alloWed •Sceptre, Greenwis .his w . . Sun Fire . - 6/. 101. ' - - to be present at one dine being, however, limited to four, iu order had assembled. T presented the ier at Erith as would give about ten days interval. d tut j t c h r e y r, that • P . bin's, Herts, another wife b a form ki up for Palm, and the demand has been good. er marriage being alive at ,1 • Ditto Life - - to prevein inconvenient crowding. This regulation is necessary, an obstruction, an . d the navigation- of•the river, The.jury consulted ten - minutes, and then gave . a verdict for t e e c • ih ..Y . . - h ime. e prisoner admitted that he ad been married th ' ' ALLOW.--1 here has been a brisker demand for Russian on Universal Life . 15 0 . 10 ' *lwich Dockyar s, was very mate h rtally impeded by the the full amount. previously r a and prices have ruled firm. 'ln the value of ether es eis eriteriti into the contract with Smith's e sPot, . in coussquence of the circumscribed area of the room. - The mem. off Wo • ' kinds little variation has taken place, but the supply is less bets have it in contemplation to build a suitable edifice for the pur great number of her Majesty's veslls w I ch were moore - dof The other cases were not of the slightes p t üblic interest. mother, whiim he said he g regrette e a'h had ever seen ; 'but his poses of their businees somewhere contiguous to the great centre of that spot. The jury having been er . e aso assured that their ..... first wife he elle •-A 'I 1837, and as his mar ged had died in pie , than it was ; at public sale 205 casks of New Sou:h Wales LIST OF SCOTTISU COMPANIES' PRICES , commercial transactions.-Liverpool Albion. " presentment should . have due attention, were, as in: all the __________ . • 'dow at the time, took were sold at 39s to 40s for fine, 341 to 48s for low to good ''- ' • Tun "en G (IF THI 7 . SMUT " ILLUSTRATED - above eases, dismissed with tha b h L nks yt e earned Recorder ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.. . riage, with Mrs. Smith, who was a ael place . inl e , 3% he could b h ged with bigamy. Hans, the not ac ar quality, and 200 cas . . ks of South America at 36s 9tl to 38s 3d Dividend Amonnt a neat speech. The Court then partook of a banquet, HUMECI R C U I T.-Lewes, July . 29. •• , for fa . ir to - Atte. Town has qeen in excellent request at 39s to Name of Company. per a Paid. Tries Mr. Wakley; M.P., held an inqust oriMorda at the Nelsoh's 11;04 in constable to whom he was given in 'charge, found a letter upon Annum. Share. Great Ye, It mews, York place, Portman- %are, on the j • l d' g the accustom yof Inc uin ed delicacy of white bait, and the The commission for Sussex was opened en Monday._ the prisoner, dated Birmingham, July 5, 1845, addressed to 391 bd per cat, net cash. --- - LoUni Porter,' aged four month h" • Lord Mayor and suite afterwards returned 'to 'London in and, contrary to the usual practice, both Courts pro- Mr. Ralph Ch' ' -• d your affectionate wife fs.d.A s. d ---7- ~ s, t e infant child et' • a wretched d b •of the W illingworth, and signe 'parent; who is doomee to the state barge, which was towe yon atermen ceeded ta business the same day. The Calendar and the ".Anne Chillingeroiths" The letter related to family mat- ' Mes. HOFLAND.-The will of the late Airs. Bar- Bank of Se.otland ' 61. per cent. 100 ft 0 178. " Sew at once, with a double thread, ' • tteamers. cause list are both very light, there being thirty-three tens, and the p r i sone r „ co „ n ted for its being found upon bars Hofiand, of Richmond, Surrey, widow of Mr. Themes Chris- Royal Bank of Scotian pe d 61. r cent. - 100 0 0 170 1 A shroud as well as a shirt," i3ALLOON ASCENT.-AERONAUTICS. -On Monday prisoners foe trial. and only' ten Causes on the ciVil side. him by stating, t h at h e li ne n w ith the writer, but was not topher Hotland, laedscape paintez, was proved on the 19th instant, British Linen Company 8I• per cent. . - 100 0 0 227' Commercial Bank .. •. 61. per cent. - 100 0 0 1714 Fanny Porter, a respeetable-looking woman, but whose appearance evening about seven o'clock, Mr. C.. Green, • the' veteran ' (Before 'Lord Chief Justice TINDAL ). . married to her. On this evidence the prtsoner was re_ I , and granted to Miss Ann Hurdle, the sole e xe c utrix . accordin g t° National Itallk• ... •• 61. per cent. -'lO 0 0 164 indicated that she " earned her bread by the sweat of her brow," aeronau; made his 304th ascent, in his royal Narsou balloon, from John Taylor, an extt-nsive farmer near Hattfield, sur- mantled for' a week, . and the constable was directed to ; the teneur of the will, rhe being directed therein to arrange her Union Bank of Scoff . a • nd 7%1. pr cent. - .50 0 0 99' stated she was the mother of deceased, whom she brought up "by the Cr ' erne Pleasure-grounds, King's:road, Chelsea, there being rend, red to answer an indictment ' ch rg . g him with institute further inquiries He accordingly went to Bin- ! little proderty, which the testator has disposed of in small peels_ Western ISank••'.• - - 61. per cent. - 50 0 0 115 the hand," as site could not give it the breast, in consequence of ' a numerous and fashionable company present on the occasion ' having floniousl shot and ou ded a -1 1 n - D Josep i yer, wit in ham• -•• * • • ith the writer of the s niar b uests to her relatives to ether with • h M. R , and had -an interview w . . , Y eel , 3 some specific bequests c N i ort t h If S i ie S tlan k d Bank 65. per cent. - 50 0 7% 65. per cent. - 10 0 0 13% 1 tt being coMpelled to earn a livelihood for her other four children, Previous to the balloon leaving terra firma, the Persisn'Ambas. . '_. .Y . w.n . e er, who said she Heed with the person to whom It was of plate.and other articles. Her library of books (and amongst E r (3' a ji I n •• • • •: 31. per cent. - - 15 0 0 11N intent .to do him some grievous bodily harm. - her husband 1 eying deserted her. On last Friday deceased rude sector, attended by some gentlemen of his suite, arrived on the addressed, but was not niarried to him. From Jurther info:, . them are some „ are , se e nmea o r n u e ', en v a limit e d number of , Cea a a r Zaina • n • k • ••••••:• 61. per cent. - . 210 0 ' 4 Ni r. JOHNSoN conducted • the • proseLution, and Mr. 1 d there at • per cen . - St. Nicholas copies were printed), she has particularised in a separate list ' I t 1 50 0 71i denly became ill, and soon afterwards expired. Eliza Scales stated grounds and minutely watched all the arrangements cohnected ,„ mation, he proceeded I-• to -iverpoo ,an , and Felinb.Br Glaegew Hank 5 . teLARKSoN detend d • e the prisoner. that deceased'a mother worked a: shirt.making late and early to with the preparatione for its ascent. Two' ladies and eight gentle. Church procured a certificate of marriage between Ralph left the undermentioned persons, viz..: -Mr. Francis Hoole, MOW Cit!i Of 01:147,0W Batik. '5l l . per cen t t : 2 - 815 0 16 It appeared in evid obtain a livelihood for her children, over whom she watched with wen accompanied him in this aeri 1t ' th largest nuMber ever eine° that the. prosecutor, a little Chillingworth atid Anne Atchbold, dated September 5 ItatO, Houle, Mr. and Mrs. Barr, Mies 8..-Dizon, Mrs. Wreath, and i Scottish Union . Ins.Ccie ,1 . per een lo g a o 10 6 I% A rip, e 1 liercuiea insuraoce Co. . per cent. 0010 0 0 14% th e f on d es t an xiety, which prevented her giving her Infant its na - taken by a balloon, Th e f o ll ow i ng are t h e names Of the - com. he)', five yfars of age. had gone with . his brother ana being 14 months' s en sequent to his marriage with Mrs. 'Smith. others; and to Mr. I'. R. Holland she has left all the works of art, basun Co. of Seatlnd.• 5/. par cent. 10 0 0 . All paid. . 101,' tura! support, and whom she was therefore compelled .to feed with patsy :-Mr. CeGreett, Lord G. Beresforcl s with whom was an cousin to fish in a riond adjoining the h i nd occupied by. The constable also ascer t a i n ed that the prisoner's first wife. . and half the profit . arising from' the. `• British Angler's Manuel," North British Insur-• 91. per cent. 200 0 0 10 0 0 • 28% bread end milk. From morning . until night oho was engaged at officer of the First Life Guards, Mrs. C. Green, • Mr. and Mrs the prisoner, on the 20th of June. It would seem that alio wee supposed t o be living when he intermarried with the written by her father. . One hundred Pounds, in the hands of the Caledonian Eire. Insur. 10/. per cent. 100 0 0 10 i) 0 • 24% her needle. The Coroner, after commenting upon the hard fate Bass, of Peckham, and Mr. T. Matthews, who were in the car. the prisoner had been annoyed by boys trespassing,. and , widow Smith, had actually died at the time he inentioned- Earl of Egremont, she leaves to the four children of Mrs. Birk. .F.dintii.t.ii Life Incur. 61. per eent. TO 0 0 10 0 0 19% of the over.worked and ill.paid females engaged in ehirt-making, Mr. Littlejohn (the proprieter of the grounds), Mr. Williams (who lie was iirserved to be Welkin namely 1837' went back to Bristol with the Leaves to her kind frieird Sir John g on his own property cert . P • The constahle . ~ . i ip r , e Phil' a t th b t f h r late FAi n • & ' 4 ' l ' 4 ' 1 UP 0 lk tallway 51. percent: ~0 • 0 0 50 0 0 78 Ditto, % sharess• • . 5/. percent.- 12 10 0 All paid. 18% said that if the wennan Porter could have suckled her infant, the . painted the balloon), Mr. W. Green; and Mr. Wyman took their ificate and , otli a gun in hi , hand at the time tilt. b.iys were fishing% i . • ~ on .ho sing it . i . h to the writer of the lett, r, she • husband. , leer servant to be rewarded by her executrix. • She • k • I Edill , Leith, Gnintrt - 2000 2000 l'' probability was that the latter would have lived, whereas the seats upon the hoop. A few glasses of chempagne having been se ai ranted tha. sh e w th A tie Atelibold Lame' in i e doeu- leaves an estate, consisting of several cotiagee, to the son of her . oneegw & Ayrshir fteil. 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 All paid. B' . .z Lie w-ent towards reetn, end on their running away he me , ' • " e " motlier.had to work, and it was her infant's lot eo die a premature drank, the stupendousmachine, being released, floated Upwards, d, but, though cemplaining of being the moet aggrieves, lee husband. Her personal estate sworn under 81101. The will is • inaegvy& eiteeeckltail. 2/. per e,ent. 25 0 0 All pidd. 'i 21 pursued them, and eventually fired his gun atter them, h - , death. The jury agreed with the Cormier, and returned a verdict proceeding heavily towards the east, at about a mile distant from • % S ' i •w&Curnkirk Rail 1 II e leaned to came up against the prisoner. A s , I", m a ), „ e er e„„ handwriting, dated December 9, 1843, but as the sig. Gll4, • . . b.. per cent: 25 0e au paid. 37% of " Natural dee - h." The body of the infant, which WAS brought the earth. After passing over a great part of the metropolis, the and the prosecutor was wounded in the hand, and like- or rather C • ' hillingworth, was now proved to be the legal wife, nature was not at the end of the Dundee& Arbrothftai will, but at the conclusion of the . . , 1. 5/. per cent. ,25 0 0 All Paid. ga en_ ...,.. e.„...e5. pr.nm urns a enmnlets skeleton- vreeenting the aP- wind veered to the north, and directed its coursetowards Barnet, wise about his p e rson, but it appeared that the injuries her evidence could not be taken against her husband, and the list of books annexed to the will, the opinion of the• Court was • Standard leteAssurnceel bl. per cent. 150001 2 10 ft 8 ...es.. eet. of a severe or dangerous character. It was ease was further remanded for the purpose of procuring . evi- . taken. She died on the 9th of November last. . . : wt.... • . . . . . N . ' Description of I Weight suspended, Result. I-. ,:o G block. I when broken. - , , - .1 • a ) 4 ••-• ,i . • F c l 5 l et t - - - -....-- Single, leather Lashing broke ; Ist 6 / cogged, wire 1 3 14. 1 1 i block cracked, strop •• • • • • 'but serviceable 2d 6 Ditto •••••• • • .. • • 5 4 2 1 illook straight ened ; block still sound. 1 341 7 Rope strop •••• • • • • 3 6 1 1 Lashing broke ; block still sound. 4th 7 1 Brass rope stcroopgged 3 3 6 1 1 I Block and fall sthi 7 i Leather cogged / i• 3 4 3 1 c /lick strop broke; rope strop. • • t block still good. 6th f 7 r Buss cogged 1 3 4 . 3 i 1 L as hing broke; t rope strop.. • 3 1 block still good. Double block, 7th 7 / leather coed 1 3 15 ~ 2 1 S h tr ic o f ettu br a o o ke t d. rope st; op. • • tt t h h 7 7 D D T: ) , brass . cogged 3 3 1 1 2 4 2 3 1 ID D l i t t t t o . .. " Strop broke ; 10th 7 {Do l u ea lt er betcgli I 3 10 2 i 1 i partition in block broke. I 1 th 7 Treble block, rope 1 - 3 6 I'l 1 Block broke. 12th' 7 Di a t t t r o °P .. • ... .. Still sound. Single ' block .1' 4 1 5 0 0 ' iStrop broke • 13th 8 I . 3 strl . block cracked. 14th 8 Ditto roPe • ‘ P. • • 4 15 0 0 Ditto. JOINT-STOCX BANKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of. Paid. Price Annum. Share. - £ s. d. s. d. Australasia • • • • • • 61. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 33 Britsh North American 4/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 49 Commercial of London, Si. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 24 Colonial ..... • • • .....• Si. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 15u Londn and Westminstr 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 27% London Joint-Stock ... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 14}4 Metropolitan Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 51% Ditto, New... • • .... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0: 0 20 National of Ireland • • 51. per cent, 50 0 0 17 10 0 20% Nat. Provncial of Eng. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 V% Ditto, New.. ... Si. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 Union of Australia.... 25 0 0 25 0 0 26 Union of London... • • Si. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 13 nuance of such a practice must inevitably injure, if nut tot , lly destroy, the fishing in that part of the river. The jury further expressed great regret that such nuisances as' Putney and Hatt..rsea-bridges were stilt allowed to remain, without the slightest attempt to improve them being made, The Recorder informed the jury that their presentment would be referred to the proper quarter. The Court was then dis solved, and the Lord Mayor proceeded in state, as before, to the Swan at Stratford, to receive the presentment of the Essex jury, from whom, however, a slight obstruction at Bow Creek was only noticed. tThe civic cortege then pro ceeded to Blackwell, and embarking on board his Lord ship's barge, attended -by Captain Fisher (the harbour master), proceeded across • the river to the Crown and •Sclitte, Greenwich. where the jury for the county of Kent had assembled. This jury presented the pier at Erith as an obstruction,ich Dockyards, and,tutther, that the navigation of•the river, o ff Wo dw was very materially impeded by the great number of her Majesty's vessels which were moored of that spot. Thej ury having ved e e been here attention , er also assured as in ail the ssuredt at t presentment should have hite of bait, a b a a n n d qu t e h t e , including the accustomed above cases, dis missed with thanks by the Learned Recorder in a neat speech. The the state barge, whi ch was towed by one of the Watermen delicacy Court tln partookof w Lord Mayor and suite afterwards returned to London in steamers. NAUTICC—On MOn day BALLOON ASCENT.—A ERO evening, about seven o'clock, Mr. C.ereen, balloon,thetfreroamn aeronaut, made his 304th ascent , in his roy al Nassa u h e occasion. a numerous and fashionable company present theno th bas. the cremorne Pleasure - grounds , King's.road, Chelsea, t ere being Previous to the balloon leaving terra firma, ern'Am sadcrr, attended by some gentlemen of his suite , arrived on t h e grounds and minutely watched all the arrangem ents connected with the preparations for its ascent. Two ladies and eight gentle men accompanied him in this aerial trip, the largest number ever taken by a balloon. The following are the names of the cons. pany :—Mr. C.. Green, Lord G. Beresford, with whom was an officer of the First Life Guards, Mrs. C. Green, Mr. and Mrs Bass, of Peckham, and Mr. T. Matthews, who were in the car. Mr. Littlejohn (the proprietor of the grounds), Mr. Williams (who painted the balloon), Mr. W. Green; and Mr. Wyman took their seats upon the hoop. A few glasses of champagne having been drank, the stupendousmachine, being released, Coated upwards, proceeding heavily towards the east, at about a mile distant front the earth. After passing over a great part of the metropolis, the wind veered to the north, and directed its eoursetowards Barnet, when it was lost sight of. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CI U IT.—Lewes, July 29. • The commission for Sussex wag opened ..n Monday, and, contrary to the usual practice, both Courts pro ceeded to business the same day. The calendar and the cause list are both very light, there being thirty-three prisoners for trial, and only ten causes on the civil side. (Before Lord Chief Justice TINDAL ) John Taylor, an extensive farmer, near Hartfield, sur rend, red to answer an indictment charging him with having Cloniously shot and wounded Joseph Dyer, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm. Mr. JOHNSON conducted the prosecution, and Mr. CLARKSON dett.nded the prisoner. It appeared in evidence that the prosecutor, a little boy, five years of age, had gone with his brother and cousin to fish in a pond adjoining the land occupied by the prisoner, on the 20th of June. It would seem that the prisoner had been annoyed by boys trespassing, and he wa+ ol , served to be walking on his own property ‘•!th a gun in hi , hand at the time the b.iys were fishing. lie went towards t , ,em, and on their running away he pursued them, and eventually fired his gun after them, and the prosecutor was wounded in the hand, and like wise about his person, but it appeared that the injuries were not of a severe or dangerous character. It was Mr. Wakley; M.P., held an inqust onlifouday, at the Nelson's H 144, Great Yin k mews, York place, Portman." eare on the body o f LoUlsiForter, aged four months, the i n f an t ch i ld ef Atwretched 'parent; who is doomed to " Sew at once, with a double thread, A shroud as well as a shirt," Fanny Porter, a respectable - looking woman, but whose appearance indicated that she " earned her bread by the sweat of her brow," stated she was the mother of deceased, whom she brought up "by the hand," as she could not give it the breast, in consequence of being compelled to earn a livelihood for her other four children, ' her husband laving deserted her. On last Friday deceased sud denly became ill, and soon afterwards expired. Eliza Scales stated that deceased's mother worked a: shirt-making late and early to obtain a livelihood for her children, ever whom she watched with the fondest anxiety, which prevented her giving her infant its na tural support, and whom she was therefore compelled .to feed with bread and milk. From morning until night she was engaged at her needle. The Comer, after commenting upon the hard fate of the neer-worked and ill.paid females engaged in shirt-making, said that if the woman Porter could have suckled her infant, the probatiility was that the latter would have lived, whereas the mother.hait to work, and it was her infant's lot to die a premature death. The jury agreed with the Coroner, and returned a verdict of " Natural des - h." The body of the infant, which was brought into the ircuest.roorn, was a complete skeleton, presenting the ap pearance of bones in a skin bag. 'X' NI ft — , 'reiV 0 YK 5 _ . DI eidend ' Amount - • • •"" Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. . --- £ s, d. East London..• •••.. • • 81. 100 0 0 - 230 Grand Junction ..• • • . 3Z. 46 11 4 - 91 Lent ................ 2/. 10s. 100 0 0 , - 65 ' Vauxhall .. Si. per cent. 100 0 0 1 ..- 61 Neat Middlesex ...... 41.16 x. pr ct. 63 12 9 j - 130 CANALS. . ~• .1' Dividend " Names of 1.. !Dividend Names of . ... , Companies. 2 , per Price. '-. per Price. Companies. 21 Annurtl. co Annum. co • - £I £ Ashtn &Dial' 97 5/.55. p c 72 Iforimouthsh 10i , 91. 160 Ashby-d-la-Z 113 4/. 70 Mntgomrysh l loo 5/. 89 Barnsley •• .. 1601 121. 180 Macclesfield . 100 - 15 Basingstoke.. 100, - 5 Neath ••• • • • 100 201. 365 Brknk&Abrg;lso, 51. 85 Nottingham . 150 12: 26 0 Cromford .. • • ;100, .181. 150 Peak Forest. 78 31. 40 Dudley (100 41. 80 Regent's .. • • 33 11. Derby ••• . • •1100 Si. 103 Rochdale .. •• S. 41. EliSlllre&CllS,' 133, 41. I 53 Shropshire •. j 125 81. jl i.: Erewash llOO 321. 300 Sornrset Coal 150 71. 10s. I 12 0 • Forth & Clyd,loo' 4/. 105 Do.Lk Fd St 12 6/. p. c. I I Grand.ltinctnloo 71. 120 Stffrd &Wore 140 281. 440 Grand Union , loo 11. 10s. 25 Shrewsbury.. 12! - 13/. 230 Glamorgnsh .1172 13%1. 210 Stourbridgc .. 145 201. 360 Glstr& Brkly, 00 - 8 Strtfrd on Av 79 11. 10s. 27 Grantham l5O 121. 100 Severn and 1 Huddersfield. , :57 - 20 Wye Rail. 26 1/. Ss. 2 9 Kennt & Avn 39 7s. 6d. 7 Tuft & Mr-1 50 301. 445 Lancaster .•. 1 47 It. 10. 40 sey, 1 4 sh.,S Leeds& Livrp 100 341. 560 ;Timms &Med 19 - 10 Leicester .... , 140 101. 105 iWorestr /I‘l 1 . 78 4 1 . 49 Leicstr & Nth, 83 4/. , GO / Binning. j I Loughborogh!,l42 70/. 11050 [Wilts & Mks; 67 1/. 4s. 11 ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) A serious accident occurred to the Lancashire mail-train on its arrival yesterday. It is due at the Euston station' thirty-two minutes past five, and entered the Camden station at five, just as the first goods' train from London was crossing to the down line to proceed on its journey. The con sequence was a collision, which caused a severe fracture of the leg to a passenger in a second-class carriage, and severe cuts on the face and head to a passenger in a first class coupe car riage from the breaking of the glass. Beth received the im mediate assistance which their injuries required. _ The conduct of the individuals who may be open to blame on this occasion will be submitted to investigation, but the immediate cause of the accident appears to have been a tOQ early arrival of the mail train and a late departure of the goods' train, joined to the impossibility of seeing the usual signals distinctly, in consequence of a fog. • FAIT FOR A CROCODILE.-It is not long since, said the katsheff, that a man from Berber settled here, and was well known to all of us. One morning he led his horse to the Nile to water, and fastened the rope by which he held it round W. arm, and while the animal was quenching his thirst he knelt (lowa to prayer. At the moment when he was lying with his face UPON the ground a crocodile attacked the unhappy man, 'wept him into the water with his tail, and swallowed him. The terrified horse exerted all its strength to inn away, and as the rope, which was at. tached to the arm of his dead master, in the stomach sf the croco' dile, did not snap, and he could not disengage himself from It, the afftighted animal not only pulled the crocodile out of the river, but dragged it over the sand to the door of its own stable, where it wa s soon killed by the family, who hurried to the spot, and afterwards found the dead body of the victim entire in the belly of the tat"' .ter.—Egypt under Mehemet Ali. • [ADVERTISEMENT.j—Ladies, whether teMporstr il l exposed to the scorching rays of the summer sun, or frequent, ing the crowded saloon, or close assembly, will And Rowland • Kalydor a most refreshing preparation and auxiliary to comfort. dispelling the cloud of languor and relaxation from the eons' plexion, and immediately affording the pleasing sensation tending restored elasticity of the skin. The numerous rieties of cutaneous eruptions, sunburn freckles, tan, and diL" ' " colourations are pleasingly eradicated by the Kalydor, and i skin rendered delicately clear and soft. Its purifying and red freshing properties have obtained its selection by the Court an the Royal Family of Great Britain, and those of the Contine 0t of Europe, together with the elite of the aristocracy and ton. The high reputation it bears causes unprincipled sh°ol keepers to offer their spurious " Kal}dors" for sale, color! of the most deleterious ingredients, containing mineral ustrin,7 gents. utterly ruinous to the complexion, and by their re p o " lent action endangering health. It is therefore imper a tive ot purchasers to see that the words " Rowland's Kalydor" are ; the envelope (an engraving of exquisite beauty, from a i t , plate by Messrs. Perkins, Bacon, and Co.) All othersl"" fraudulent counterfeits. le [ADVERTISEMENT.]—BOTANIC WATER AND'II el A 0 GREASE.—When the hair is becoming thin, and falling I. the only effectual remedy, besides shaving the head , is the of the two above.nameiti articles, applied alternately—the, „ t . tanic water to cleanse the roots from scurf and as a stifons_7,4 and the bear's grease as a nourisher. If any further evicleuoi was required of the virtues of bear's grease for re novating u ti_ preserving the hair, Mr. Catlin's account of the quantity __; and the length of hair obtained by some of the North •t,."10, rican Indians, would be a sufficient answer. Ross and U 119, and 120, Bishopsgate-street, who first introduced the h ant' of bear's grease in this c o u n t r y, an d w h o f a t and kill t he with male, recommend the public to purchase none other but ids 6 their names and address printed on the pot, or the 0 14 d to their obtaining a spurious article. All vegetable oils aPP" the hair are worse than useless. 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On the 23d inst., at Hanwell, the w ife of the itel'. 10 May, of a daughter. On the 24th inst., at Hill-place, , dell, Millett, Esq., of a aughter. Artha jh On the 25th inst., at Hampstead, the lady of ~, Hants, the lady of Cleo Ay 0( Esq., Madras Civil Service, of a son. ~,,,;,, t he la d i On the 25th inst., at Langley Lodge, vt- - ? co Abdy .Fellowes, Esq., of a daughter. _ . _,,, whitnei' On the 25th inst., Mrs. William ITnaer ww ' _... d Great College-street, Westminster, of a son. , an i-ry" On the 25th inst., Mrs. John Tapson, of CleP ---• a daughter. On the 26th inst., Mrs. P. S. Ormigwort o f MARRIED. dest ° ° I te_,.. 0 a On the 22d inst., at Hackney Church, John , e l yotl o .- e p, k rIS John Hawke, Esq., of Clapton, to Sarah ATSinbefor .24 daughter of the late Joseph Brown, NC. , 0f T O° ;; Surrey. A GleAribo N On the 24th inst., at Headley, the Rev. N. • - ' d jrait Lay. Mary, eldest daughter of the Rev. Ferdinan [I NI Rector of Headley. 4 IV 7ii . DIED. , f .g or folk, Jsll4 i 6 1 „. i. On the 23d inst., in Downham-tnarae., LO O3Ol [4 Z let of W. Cooper, Esq., aged 78. y Sar ab a T s i [ 47, On the 24th inst., at East Molesey, Surre. ' _re , !sli the only daughter of James Felthant, Esik th. 7 . eailor, 16 , 14 34 On the 24th inst., at Scarborough , I ' l [914 George S. Lister, E4q• t_ ofde IP ;,„ On the 26th inst.. at street, ', garden. Ernest. Court L ey, second son °f '•`— -ft 0 I ° lllll 2 °' Lyndon : Printed and Published by Ilerßage* IP , , t ~ No. 112, Strand, Printer. at TA' ars 1 .,..ni 0 007 S:rand. in the Precinct of the Sart No '— Midd]esex, Wednesday, July 30, itte• lee