The Sun. — London, England, 1850-08-28 00:00:00

TH E SU N, LONDON ) WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28 3 lB5O. ~..---......------- - able to the Great Western Company, and the the corresponding . period of 1849. The inference came there, and was rot at all aware of having left / eheves, one for 35/. and the other for 371., had been . r . t. , li 15 ,_ 4 , 41 _ . I, -k.W INTELLIGENCE. 011 proposition of tbe South Wales Company, therefore, would seem to be, either that too much was forwarded her home. Her father then got something to wrap ' sent to Mr. Tnwsio•s by some unknown party, who pre- : 0 lir WHITIECIIAPEL 'COUNTY COURT, Aug 27. tended that his boy hut picked them up. . 11 A 3. - 1 1 , . did not deserve the appellstion of an utireasoneble in the earlier months, or that increased supplies will her up in, and carried her home in his arms. There (aerare it. LANGSL ,, W, Etc; ) --...______ and preposterods one. - (Elear, hear.) He believed soon be required. The merchants, however, are not I are one or two circumstences connected with this Tbe solicitor for the :prosecution, asked for a further re-and, as intme very material intelligence had been DERBY RA_CES ETANS v. HAIG. - ceterrost 're nevi-PAPER SUB that they might now consider negotietions with the heard to affirm the former conclusion, but, fur the ' singular case deserving of being mentioned. Msny SCRIBZRS. • led forwarded to' him ineolptiting two other persons. The Great Western Company as definitively closed. He most part ,to admit the latter. yards of the road over which she walked have recently request being granted diathen asked Mr. Henry if his (THIS DAY.) The plairaiff, who is the proprietor of the Um imputed no blame to any of the directors of the ROCHDALE, AIoNDAY.-On account of the wakes undergone a thorough repair, and though the cracked Service #3aze i te, sought to recover of t v he t d h e e fen s d u a m na o a f t chent could have the two ehs-ques at this stage of the ___-.....-. Great Western Company, but it was natural, when week, but a limited number of pieces have been flint stones are to a certain extent worn down, still retieed ate:chant. raaliag in S IL 17s. 6d. fer Gazettes. famish , r m e l t Wo Le- t ' a Ist of July, proceedings, as he wisherd to turn them into money. t Mr. HENRY remarked that he saw no difficulty in the (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) looking to the interest of their own prokietors, that offered for sale, which have met with ready pur- in several places it is yet in an exceedingly rough f 1849. 1848, to the corresmoudiog The Chatsworth Stakes. they should look through u different coloured glass to chasers at last week's prices. There is no new leature state ; she is, however, totally ignorant of everything A gentleman, who attended romust elate o f he office of the officer giving np posseasion of the cheques; but that at what the directors of the Present company did. The in the wool market to report ; the demand is steady that took place up to the time of her being awoke of . tlie Learned the trial the banker's clerk would have to prove the pay ••• Clothworker ... ... ... ... ... 1 ment of the saute. Chairman, after alluding to the course pursued by the and prices firm. plaintiff, in answer to the questio • Wild Rose from her sleep, thus proving (in this instance at least) Judge. stated that it was custounary l with newspaper The cheques were given over to the prosecutor. Administrator ... ... ... ... ... ... 3 Great Western Company in opposing the Bill AIAcuEEsFIELD, Tue sDAL -W e are happy to re- that the sense of to h d . uc uring somnambulism is alto which had been 10 E, said the effect of this port continued activity displayed by our manufae- gether suspended, if not destroyed. Again, near the proprietors to be paid in_ advance for al papers supplied WORSHIP-STREET. from their publishing offico. FELONY AGAINST A MERCK/XT.-Mr. The Chesterfield Stakes. would be to create great expense to the South turers for the home market; end the sales of goods entrance of the court were a team of horses and a who appeared by his servant, atieriitted C itiarrs n ß cl o n th O sc P hild, of Scarbery-street, W h hitechaped, n:er- The Cutler „, „, „, e. ... ... 1 Wales Company, and why they should have op, by some houses have been extensive, at rather im- waggon, all of which she carefully avoided, as much The defen iant, h elsim and preeseel for time to pay the amount. .. ... ... ••• ... 2 posed the measu re he could IRA for the life or proved prices. Tbe manufacturers engaged in the so as if it had been midday, and she were in perfect ••• t IThe Learned „Noce olaerved that if parties in. delged chant, was pieced at the bar for nnat examination. L a j u i ve in the luxury o , _ . f hose; etpers, they surely mast know the: charged with feloniously stealing eight watches and two soul of him tell.-(flear, hear ) It appeared to him, export trade are doing very little, but it is believed pos•essien of all her senses. The affair has caused the preprietsre er if., i y . ~ _ . f : otepat ers expected to be paid upon diamond rings, of the value of 55/., the property of Mr. SOUTH WALES RAILWAY. as they had been ° w al l ed in earrYing out their line there are' good grounds for anticipating a quite a sensation among the good folks of Colyton.- d.diiery s , if not in trivancs; and as Mr. Evans ap- Joseph Samuel!, a jeweller, in City -terrace, City-road. - le the barrister conducted the prosecution, (THIS DAY.) by the Great Wtstern Company, they should do it resumption of business shortly. The throw- Sherborne Journal. ed to have given the defendant an indulgent time, mills continue fully employed, although in pear , - __, be (the Learned Judge) would order paymtnt forth- and lir lir C . ok larkson, instructed by Mre Sidney, appeared The eleventh half - yearly ordinary meeting of the withcut their assistance.-(Hear, hear.) The r e port ing shareholders of this- company was held to - day, pne- wou ld show the p ro p rietors what the directors in- thrown silk not much business is doing-the high MONEY MARKET.-The premium on gold at Paris for the defence. with, tvith co-te . tended to do. They proposed to proceed with the rates now totted precluding operations to a consider- is 81 per nelle, which, at the English Mint price of The evidence detailed at the former examination, and suant to advertisement, at the Great Western Rail _ able extent. Still great confidence is expressed as to 31. 17s. 10id. re r ourae for standard gold, gives an ea. SHARI , v. vALENTINE.-DF.LicATE INVESTIGATIONS. line to Gloucester, and from Swansea to Fishguard which has already been inserted in this paper, was now way Station, Paddington. The plaintiff, who is a collector of debts, and oeent C. R. M. Talbot, DI., M.P., the chairman of the (Hear, bear) -with the utmost possible rapidity, and the coining demand. In the raw silk market we have chatate of 25.36; and the exchange at Paris on London in delieete • investigations, Fought to recover the sum of read over by Mr. Vine, the chief clerk, and company, took the chair shortly ufter one o'cicek. that might be easily dune by istuing debentures ; and simply to note that prices remain extremely firm at at short being 25.32 a. it fellows that gold is 0.14 per five stilliness of the Rov. W. Valentine, the Incenabent 1 Mr. William Green, residing in Fountain place, City ce et. dearer in Paris than in Londen. By adeices from when they had finished their line they would then be the latest asking rates, and the deliveries for consurn-- et St. Thomae Stepeey. road, stated that the prisoner had tenanted a house be- The usual routine business having been gene through . tion are considered good for the season. Hamburgh the price of gold is 434/ per matk, which, longing to his father in Finsbur eplace from the month Ala Searp dep eel'. telt he wee instructed by the Rev. The SECRETARY reed the follOWlog report of tne in a condition to call upon the Great Western Com at the Euglish Mint price ot 3/. 17s. lOad. per ounce for directors :- The Chairman HUDDERsnELD, TuEsDAY.-Thure has scarcely of April last up tu the 25th of Jiine, when he suddenly W. Valentine to cdi upon the husband of a lady who pany to perfo n , i m uv eir ti s ie T t 2leh i r.) s andaru gold, givee an exehange of 13 taa ; and the ex change et Hamburgh on len.don at short beine 13 9f, a nd votes. racated the prhosises and removed the whole of his had cerrenitted a peccadillo in his church, . " The dirrcters I are to report that they have eon- concluded bY g ptim and reception of the been 50 =eh Cluing in our market to-clay es was last goods at eight o clock in the morning without paying soy tinued steadily to carry on the works on the pot tion ot report. week, owing to the unfavourableness of the weather. t 1: 1 1 ) !ids l te u t .( 1 ) 1: 1 b i e l : , t iri d , e e r t nill a tt i r t;d fl t a z zTl r 3 l r i l i fi l o a u v g; your to obtain pecuninery recompenee for his lady's ab- it follows that gold is 0.17 per cent. dearer in Barn rent, and that he had neither received any subsequent the line between Swansea and Grange Court, and that on The motion having been seconded, Bence of mind. He, in pursuence of such instructions, New York on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 110/ burgh than in London. The course ot exchange at eyde- communication from bim nor obtained any tidings re the 18th of June they were enabled to open for traffic 75 Mr. Wiudeats, MT. for Lambeth, thought if the waittd upon the lady's husband. who resided in 1 specting him, until his attention was h. drawn to the pub miles of railway, between Chepstow and Se ansea. directors of the company bad acted with energy this great stocks on band, and it being the Landon sales p A e u r i xt a e b e e ,r i l i c j i g t 9 pa 2 ;y 4 t o . ey e h r at e sf i t i i t b ., er t vea o tgl t a h n a d t t= park-square, and having explained to that gentleman lished report of his exemioation at t. is court. " Neither goods nor coinerals have bitherto been con exchange is nominally 0 67 per ce, t. in favour of Eng the nature of his mission, he was turned out of doors. compsny would not have been in the state it now at present. was ; and he believed it was only in consequence of BALIFAX, SATuRDAY.--In our 'piece-hall to-day The affeir was then brought bef ire a committee of the Mr. Clarkson, after severely cross examining the se veyed along the line, nor have any pay meets on account land, and after making allowance fOr difference of the chiet inquiry was for lastings of low quality, the vered witnetse . s, addressed the magistrate on his behalf, of mails been received; the weekly receipts have been iu church of St. Thomas, when Mr. Pelham, a solicitor, WR3 the great perseverance of their chairman that they p. s . rating_that_his deheince reeed upon a total denial of the fact mainly supplied by local passengers, the existence instructed to prosecute the laity (whose name did not a were a present•-tflear, demand for vibieh seems to increase in proportion to interest and charges ot transport, the present rate peer) for embezzlement. Mr. Pelharr, upon i •nvestigat- !acts alleged ageonst him, %%hie), he was instructed to of an incoevenient gap between Chepstow and Gluuceeter, leaves a small profit on the importation of guld from the h hear.) He recommended to the proprietors that the tne difficulty of procuring them. There was, also, a ' declare ,were without the slightest f iundation; but ex operating as a check to the development of the tbroug ing the circumstances, found that such a course would be ressed his hope, if it was the asegtstra • te's intention to United States. unadvisable, and the proceehings so far ended. He, the P . . traffic of the line. Under these eircumatances, the di- directors should set about at once completing the line we . re in the condition they t , s , s good demand for some sorts of fancy goods. The and might hs• carried out plaintiff. had made a distinct agreement with the defend- commit the prisoner for tried upon the charge, that the yarns are firmly maintained. The wool market is reetors consider the weekly 'returns satisfactory; they to Fisbguard, which he had no duubt would be highly spinners are fully employed, and the quotations for same amount of bail wouid be accepted aa bad been re will use every effort to secure as speedy a completion of profitable to the company, PRICES OF SHARES ant, and could sweer that the charge made was reason ceirsd at the former heartng. able. the works to Grange Court as is practicable, in order to within the engineer's eatimate.-(llear.) steady, though not brisk, and prices are without IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- The Learned JUDGE said that the defendant had not Mr. Ilhatmen . said that it was certainly his intention ,_ bring into full operation the traffic of a continuous line Tbe Rev. Mr. SPENCER, of Bath, thought that the alteration. PANIES' STOCK. thought it necessary to appe Sr to answer the suit, apart to comma the prisoner for trial, as it was clearly a ease uetween London and Swansea. speech of the chairman of the Great Western Corn- LEEDS, TUESDAY.-The markets both on Saturday From the Official List. tor the.consitteretion „ of s h i t ujy, hut had no objection to '• The negotiations with the Great Western Company, from whieb it was apparent the plaintiff had a just claim, uny was an insult to the South Wales Company, and to-day have been yery good, and all cloths suit- PUBLISHED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. and he should order payment forthwith. with costs. the proposed extension of e bad fur the prisoner's ay - for the purpoee of modifying the existing agreement ior - a pearance at the sessions. and considered the conduct of the chairman of the able for the winter trade have met with a ready sale. a lease of your line to that company, have not led to LONDOai. TUESDAY. AUGUST 27. Great Western Company and of the directors most Stocks in the cloth halls . continue much below the IhIIDDLESEX. SESSIONS. Mr. Clarkson then said that as it was most essential any result, the terms asked by the South Wales Com- __ sew _ _Ri c h ar d for the interests of the defendant that proper facilities patty having been deemed too high by the Great Wes- ungentlemanly. . amount g , y rapers aud average, and prices are very firm. There is a good ZOINT.STOCIS. MANES. DESERTION AND RoBBEItI BY A SoLDIER. doin in the warehouses both b d . Jennings, 24, a private in the firSt battalion of the Gre• should be furnished for a close inspection ot the agree tern directors, and tbe terms offered by the Great The CHAIRMAN called the rev. gentleman to order, Dividend ' Arotaut meot upon which the goods were alleged to have been nadier Guards, was indict eri tor stealing a coat and other atne ,in or Western directors having been considered too low by and begged of him to retract the expression ungen- wholesale buyers ; and the shipping houses continue Name a C ompany. per of raid. Price. brisk. Annum. ghat.. : 2: s tio I : . • 2 - 8_ . articles, the property ot William. Seymour. obt ' el • der that the signature which was alto the South Wales directors. It is, however, satisfactory tlemanly. c o o ri ni ts m n: r o ci r: o ain f L e o r n t d c o a: 5 6 : :. per cent. 50 o o 5o o 0 42% ....•••••••••• ~ 1 •1••••...1... ........ ............. - 4 - to. to. The prosecutor lives at No• 3, Cottage - court, Orohardt gether disputed, might be examined hy th . ose who were acquainted with the handwriting of his client, he had to to be able to state teat there was no material diversity Mr. SPENCER declined doing so, and, at the desire str:mt, Weeminver, and at about s quarter past ten of opinion as far as regards the principle on which such of the chairman, sat down. LYNCHING IN AMERICA. :Australasia .......... 4: 0 request that it might be left in the hands of the chief a mudification ought to proceed, the negotiation havin Very remarkable records of crimes are received frotn the " nether regions" of the ;7:1 -i 1 " ; G ( loucestershire ...... 5 5 6 1 , :::. eLn l t t . : . 1 1 0 0 : 0 0 0 0 2 2 5 0 0 0 : 2 - 7% o'clock, last Saturday night, the prisoner asked him to 2 pe 4 r s c • ent: 1 "' Ceylon ........ ••• • •• 71 par cent 25 0 0 clerk for a reasoneble period, that adequate opportunities been bruken off in consequisuce of 3 difference of opini•l After some further considerable and rather angry but the subjoined narratives, extracted from the c ' l " null e • • - let him into his house fur a short time in order that be discuseion the report was adopted. •ondt. and Westinins • tr 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 10 2 1 0 0 0 0 i and rwght be furnished for that purpose. with reference to the amount of fixed rent to be ultis American Flag of the 17th ult., published in the dis- 1 Iper cent. - might avoid the pstroL The presecutor complied, Mr. Cockle expressed his assent to this: arrangement, L i o , n , t d i o o n n a J i o o ir f . he went to bed, Isavine the prisoner, who was an entire mately paid by the Greet Westein Company. Thanks were then voted to the Chairman, who having responded, the meeting broke up. - - onlan ........ •• •• •• 41 par cent 15 0 0 25 0 0 - and the prisoner, who by the advice of his counsel, re " Two Bills were brought into Parliament with rtfe- trict ot' Rio Grande, possess features of unusual stranger to him, but not a person with whom he lived, served his defence, was fully committed for trial upon t :-- he 11th inst. our citizens were astounded er D se it i t e o els:Or - le . e . i . an .- 4 . .. : V.. - * • asleep upon the if ion The next morning he was me . t in rence to your compaby an the session just expired, the - 13 0 0 - IT A L i . , the completion of the depositions, but in the interim first, which had for its object simply an extension of Blackfriars-road by a police officer, whose suspicions liberated upon the bail before put in-himself in recog- per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - were excited by the circumstance of his having on mili nisances to the amount of 2001., and two sureties in time fur the exercise of the compulsory powers of tbe The Genoa Gazette of the 221 inst. quotes a letter mi t with the melancholy intelligence that Justice Beacon, at . r , o , C o it n y Ditto, New.- ... ••• 81. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - t- Ir S e to la c ti k : * 6 5 1 1. p p e e r r c c e e n n t t . tary trousers and the coat and cap produced. and he went 100/. each. company, :and the completion of the works west ot from Rome of the 17th, stating that tbe Austrian i . in consequence of the death of the coroner, had been ' up to him and asked him what regiment he belonged Swansea, passed into an Act without opposition. Ot nister had strenuously exerted himself, at the last Nat. Provncial ef En •• called to hold an inquest over the body of Captain Ditto, New. ...... g : :1 1. . p po er r c c e e n n t t .. 111 R 0 0 35 0 0 - to. The prisoner denied that he belonged to any regi- - the other Bili, the object was twauld; first, to enable Consistory, to prevail on the Papal Government to to o o - ment, and asserted that he had beeu discharged from the E LONDON" GAZETTE FROM T H you to re-issue forfeited shares either as preference shares adopt a policy jn harmony with the spirit of the mote John Brennan, who had been murdered in cold blood South Australia •• •• •• 61. per cent. 25 0025 0 0 - , Jniou ot Australia.• •• 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - army twelve months ago; but as he could not produce OF TUESDAY. Or otherwise; secondly, to sanction certain improvements proprio of the 12th Se be H ceintended that r ptem r. e b the notorious Bill H. d b h ar y, ot recently from Gal- . Ditto .............. 61. per cent. - 210 e - , any papers to show that this wail so, the officer arrested WHITEHALL, Ana. 24, 1850. and deviations on your line, and on the Forest of Dean if tne inhabitants of the Sabine, Umbria, and Cam- It a ears that h ?Ilion of London •• .. 61 er con 5 VeITOB. pp t e above two, with a number • . p t. 0 o o io o o IN I Union et Madrid ..... . _ and lodged him in a station-house, soon af:er which he Railway, and the mode of raisieg the tolls thereon. In uf others, were at the Landango-house, where they 40 0040 0 0 - The Queen has been pleased to appoint Henry Thomas pans Maritirna were not yet ripe tor a constitution, ascertained who he was, and that the coat and cap he had the early part ot the ssssion it was deemed desirable to arl o lc ester o e irst arc states Com- . . . . . , . E t Ch . h t• b F . Ch h E insts e on h R - d d d • •t d t e omens were far more a vance ,an remained till between one and two o'clock in the xartstrat,Anrcin COMPANIES. on ha,d been stolen from the prosecutor, and that the , . dtvide this last named Bill into two Bills, and accordingly morning, when Captain Brennan left for his piece ot anssioner. semi-liberal concessions being made ao the latter. . ~ . Dividend Amount prisones'e military colt, cap, belt, tec., were left at the , a Bill for the sole object of enabling you to re issue rhe Queen has also been pleased. to appoint John t d the lodging' ne nad not proceeded far when he was Name of Company. por of Paid. PD.. prosecutor's house. When before the magistrate, the The two cardinals Trsti and Macchi, suppor e forfsited shares has been passed. The other, which was , e . . overtaken by Hardy, who drew his knife and thrust Annum. Share. George Shaw Lefevret, Esq.,' to be Second Church ho t prisoner said. " I took them with, the intention of de- for the improvement of your line, has unfortunately proposition of the Austrian Envoy, but wie u - -- -- -____ _____ Estates Commissioner. it to the hilt in Br - ''''‘l ft ennaus e breast. Seeing serting, and I hope I shall be transported, for I shall been lost, owing to the refusal of the Great Western success. The five organic laws, of which Austria _ . , 4 s. d. 4 1. d. DOWNING-STREET, elm 27. Hardy s movements, he threw• up his hands and Albion ...... •••• • • • • V 10• 500 0 0 50 0 0 82 1 nevsr do cny more good in England. Company to consent to those portions of it which re- demanded the promulgation, -referred -1. To the Ulianc • e Brit. and For. 7114 s 6d &bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 21 1 The Queen has lisen pleased to appoint Arthur R. • exclaimed, ' Bill, don't cut me!' It was too late- Ditto 31arine.•• •• •• 61. per cent. 100 The prisoner pleaded guilty. d Th 8 . 11 1 • I F . • quire that consent. e I thus ost, was one prom- mancial Consults. 2. The State Consulta. 3. . o 0 50 0 Rollin swurth Es to be Assistant Receiver-General of 1 b oo quick and too c t • the feta sta came t er am for him Atlas ........ The colour-sergeant seal the prisoner's character as a g , 'l9 . ing for objects iroporteut equally to your own interests, Tho • ' f isM • ' aliti s 4 The i 1 a5. 6 61. 50 005 s 5 17% ! e rgarozstion o t e unicip e . . iritist. Commercial :•• soldier was enything but good, hut he had Dot been Berbice, in the colony of British Guiana. to tho freighters on the Forest of Dean Railway. and to Council of M * • r Th C uucil of State. e o to avoid it. He ran some thirty or forty yards, . liericLat ed.& Gen• Life bar ° c • t.& • bs. 1 5 0 ° 0 ° 60 0 7% misters. h• o o o to e 0 20 known as a dishonest mate. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Atm. 26. those ot the Great Western Company. It would have e tig hd h e fell, and soon expired. After committing th(- ;minty .............. 31. 100 0010 0 0 62 e a oped," says the correspondent -of tue • h hit 3 " wn '''''' --- ** 14s. Mr. Wieruatt inquired if the prisoner would be brought Royal Regiment of Artillery-First Lieutenant the effected material improvement in tne value of yuur pro- G d outrage Hardy walked back into the house, wit . 50 0 0 50 0 14:1( &axle .. ... 6s. • • 50 0 0 50 0 6% before a court-martial tor des:.rtion? The sergeant re. H on , wha m Ch ar l es yd aar t o n t o b e &coed Captain, perty, and it is to be, lamented that the centemplated ad- enoa Gazette, "that they would be - uromulgate ' - knife in his hand, reeking with blood, exclaiming, turopeanLife •••• •• 10s. 20 0 plied in the negative, ailing as a reason that the prisoner vice M•Queen, deceased; Second Lieutenant Robert vantages have been lost to both companies; at tte same he da ot th but if we consider on t y e. Assumption, . , I'm a tart, and that's the way rit serve any malt leneral •••••• •• •• - - 0 All paid. 15 had not got tar enoceliewaY. - Sentence d tothree months ' idorsely Ricketts Rowley to bo First Lieutenant, vice time it will be satisttectery to you to know that the ob- the severity displayed by the Holy Father at the , •31,0 e who will follow me.' Some of those who heard tum. .1 tardian .......... •• - 129 hsrd labour. Yelverton, Aug. 10. jects of the Bill, although desirable, were not essential, last Consistory, it will be seen that little is to be . 51. 100 0036 10 0 54 . . . . , . SCINDE PRIZE MONEY. and the directors trust that the loss of this Bill will not expected." h b d t htto difficulty with a Mexi supposing e a go i . tmperial Fire •••• • • •• 121 per ccnt. 500 0 Imperial Life •• •• .. • . 12s. 100 0 0 10 0 50 0 0 230 . d' can, advised him to leave, which he id. As o n 16% Indemnity Marine • • •• . 11. sk.& kl. 100 ' • POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ROYAL HOSPITAL, .CHELSEA, AUG. 6. retard the completion ef your line. The Great Western - soon as it was ascertained that he had killed Law Fire ........ •• - 0 0 20 0 0 42 MANSION-HOUSE. Notice is hereby given, by order of •the Lords board declined to assign reasons for their refusal to BANK OF FRAN CE. Ca tain Brennan, men were sent to the severe . - 100 0 0 210 0 2% l 14:itv Life •• ••••• • • • • • 11. 16s. IGO 0 0 10 0 .egal and Geaeral Life P • - 0 45% CHARGE OF STEALING A WATCH', 84C.-Thomits Doyle, and others, Commissiomers for managing the sf- consent. The following is a return of the situation of the Bank . 50 0 0 20 0 sit ferries to preveut his escape into Mexico, and others Licensed Victuallers .. ._ a wsather-beaten old man. who was said to have been fairs of this Hospital, that the unclaimed shares ot " The directorehave. carefully considered the necessity of France on Aug. 22:- • Loudon Fire •• ••- • . 10s. etio too -' deeply concerned in the Stock Exchange matters some prose money for the captures in Lower Scinde of submitting to this meeting any scheme for the raising started in pursuit. He was arrested next morn 25 0 0 12 10 0 17% London Ship ........ 10 ASSETS. . • s. 25 0 0 12 10 0 17% years ago, and to heve "stegged," vres charged with ain 1843, under General Sir Cherie% James Napier, of money under the provisions, of the Act lately passed, Cash and ingots . f. 335,007.421 60 ing about daylight near ore o . , f the ferries ironed s 1 , .arne••••• • • •• • • •• 15s.per share 100 0 0 ' robbery. G.C.13 ,on accourt ot her Mejesty's 22d and 28th Regi- end they are of opinion, that with the belance in hand, boos in branch h an k s -. . 117,098.064 0 and taken te gaol. The cause as ••• • • signed for this ,ted.lnvildh ational Lean Fund.. 15 0 0 11 Gen. Life 4%i. per ct . SO 0 0 2 0 0 Mr. Manuel Cestello, a member of the Stock Ex- ments of Foot, will be payable at my office, on and after the receipts from the arrears of calls, and the issue of Bills past due ••• ••• ••• 142,380 13 brutal outrage is the refusal of . Brennan to let ' s'ational Life ... - itl.per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 "I change, e-sen,e eerie is in Hercules-passage, 0;d Broaa- the 21st instant, between the hours of eleven and two debentures to a moderate extent, they will be enabled to Bills falling due in Paris, of which Hardy have money while at Brazos, which is, ir. ?alladium Life sl. per cent, 50 0 0 2 0 0 -- ;14 street, said-Five months ago I lost a watch and chain o'clock. complete the litre to Grange Court without exercising 15,460,169 f. 63c. were received from all probability, the true cause, as Hardy was heard '` lalllx •••• • ....... •• 31 . P. sh lobs Professional Life - - 146 - , t. from a desk in my office. The chain produced I believe A. j. MOORHEAD, Secretary and Registrar. the powers of that Act, which will then remain in full the branch banks ... ••• ... 49,751,471 53 to say, on the way up to that place, that he had et otector Life.• .. _. p cent. 6 5 0 010 0 125.6 d bi er cent to be the one I lost. On the Saturday before the rob- BANKRUPTS. force and effect, to be e mole) ed in carrying out the en- Bills in the branch banks ••• ... 74,662,445 0 marked his man. The people resolved to mete out- • - Provident Lifo •••• .• • 7 IL 58. & bs. 100 0 0 10 - 0 0 - leery a man like the prisener wss in my office, and I gave - . tire engagements to the Greet Western Company, at anY Advances on coins and ingots... ... 7,177,400 0 • ..oelt Li fe •••••• •• • • •• ss. 26 John Mainprice, innkeeper, Soham, Cambridgeshire, . . . . „ justice to the murderer, and they according atseinbled Loyal Exchange . 6/ 5000 10 0 6 him sixpence ; and on the day of the robbery the same ttme which may ne decided upon.. Ditto by the branch banks ..• ... 1,081,814 0 . per cent. Stock. to surrender Sept. 4, at two, lied Oct. 8, at l twe ve, at the and demanded the culprit from the deputv-sheriff, tee Fire. ~ , Gl. 10s. - 209 man, I was ireormed by my brother, was seen coming Court f 3 It . S fld ffi ' 1 ' The report •of Messrs. Thurburn and Baker, the Ditto on French public securities ... 16,584,681 10 . • •. - • o . din rupteT. tans e, o eta assignee; who was obliged to deliver up the man into their IMP, Lite • - 209 down the stairs of the office. auditors of the company, we have already given, and Ditto by branch banks... ... , ... 2,435,497 0 United Kingdom •• •• 41. per cent. 20 - 0 0 4 - 48 Hustwice Soham; Hawkins and Co., New Boswell- o o 3% !sends. On re • achin the sot for this tra ic scene, s testate Life.... •• •• 10 r Mr. F. Chappell, alao a member of the Stock Ex • it i . 5 therefore, unnecessary for us to•repeat it. Ditto to the State on Bons du Tresor... 50,000,000 0-- g p g %pent.loooo 1000 court Cs; • -strect. he remarked that he knew he had to die and intended Victoria Life •. • • - - c'oangeesaid-I had l•ft the watch produced with Sir. tleniy VIM, dra er, Holbeach, Lincolnshire, S=pt. Toe CHAIRMAN, in directinie the secretary to reed Ditto on the loan of 150 millions ... 50,000,000 0 . . , 412 6 4ti, Cast• Ho about last Christmas. with the intention sad in Rentes of the reserve fund ... ... 10,000,000 ee to die like a man but would rather be shot than port,. regrette t at, in consequence 13 and Oet. 18, at t P weive at the Birmin ham District the en ineer's re d b • WIRIDGEs the expectation cf his purchasina, it,. lam sure that this n ee . -.• ' . -. g - „. g i funds ... ... 42 394 488 13 hung. The crovt4 assembled to witness the solemu es_ Rentes, disposable . , , A.;ourt. nittieston, einciat aseignee, IN ~ttingliam; ttooper ot tbe ate hour at which it was received last night, is the wttich. Investments of the new branch banks in tragedy was quite large, but orderly and quiet, with Dividend Amount and iens, Manchester; Motteram, Knight, and Eminet, the directors had not been able to have it printed for Name of Company. per et , • 1 , l yment of Mr. Kling pawn- A pereori in t.e emp o epu s ... .... ... 12,952,953 89 th blic fund a few exceptions. No one volunteering to shoot the Paid. Price Birmingham. the use of the proprietors. The secretary would, Annum. Share. broker, in I.liv,h Holborn, produced a gold guard-chaic, Hotel and furniture of the Bank ... 4,000,000 0 guilty wretch, it was decided that he must hang. James Rebinson, stir e IV Y k h S on, Ton, or s ire, ept• 13 however, read it, aud as soon as possible it would be . -- which he said had been peweed at the shop on the RI fhb hbk ea property ot e ranc an s ... 3,473,919 0 and October 7, a'.. elejn, at the Leeds District Court. During all this time, and even vehil th 4. s. d. Z. s. d. e e arrangements 'tharing-cross.... - 25th of February lest fer toe Next day he lent 80. Youn ffi . 1 • L ' g, o cm assignee, eeos; =men, neaten; w ise, ... ... - .. s .... printed and circulated among the proprietors. Interest in National Discount Bank ... 200,000 0 were making for launcing him into eternity, where ;oeneere •... .• - - - 15 more npon the chain to the person who pawned it. The following is the 230,000 0 •••••• Ditto branch banks ... ... ••• - !co o o - Ripon; Courtsney, Leeds. ' he would meet d a more read tribunal than any on Ditto Nw of 7% p.c. 355. per cent. 50 0 0 - - lle et:did not positively ssy that that person was the John King, builder, karst Stonehouse, Devonshire, ENGINEER'S REPORT. Bills protested at Paris . ••• •.. 114,073 95 earth, he evinced the most erfect indiff Waterloo ............ - 100 0 0 - le prisoner. Sept. 12 and Oct. 3, at eleven, at the Exeter District , , "18 Duke•street, Wehtminster. Aug. 27, 1850. Ditto at the branches ... ... ... 1,161,410 0 a . p erence az to Ditt old A 1 -. nn. of 8 . 11. 4s. Od. 3 GO 0 0 22 6 An assistant to a pawnbroker in Skinner-street pro- a Gentlemen,-A retereece to the fact of the opeeing Expenses of administration of the Bank 78,034 15 his fate, not sutteriog a tnusele of his face or limbs to Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. ls. Od. -- 40 0 0 •bil i Court. Hercamen, official ass;gnee, Exeter; Edmonds aced a geld watch whica had been pledged at the shop of the railway between Chepstow and Swansea, as Ditto of the branches ... ... ... 148,594 0 betray the least emotion, and even took the rope that Vauxhall .... . - Ay. 11. 70 10 3 - 18 and Sone. Plymeoth; S:ogdon, Exeter. was to han him and tied the h on the 27th of Fsbriney f)r 31 3 e The lace of the pri• Jeihn Chell, oil and colourm M h ,n, aso ester, Sept. 6 l?romised at the last half-yearly meeting, sad the satis- Miscellaneous ... ..• a. ... 224,796 6 g angman's knot, to show "STATER.WORIES sonar teat, he said, familiar to him, but he ceuld not tantory manner in which that part of the line has been --._-- how it was done, without the slightest perceptible tre and Oct. 1, at twelve, at the Manchester District Court. ' ! Dividend Amount say that the ptisoner was the person who pawned the subs( quirnily' worked,' may, I trust, supply she phase of f. 778,919,543 54 mor of the nerves. Those managing the nutter, fear- Name Of Company. 1 per Pott, official assignee, Manchester; Thompson and De- of Paid. Price. wa•ch. benhaw, Salters' Hall; Andrew, Manchester. any detailed report of the proceedings as regurds those LIABILITIES. ingt the knot was not well tied, untied it f th or e purpose A.IIIIIIM. Share. Jarvis (614 City pelice force) piiti-Yezterd•y after- works up to the period of the completion of the per- Capital ... ... • • ... ... L 67,900,000 0 .of retying, in which they failed, when he remarked - DIVIDENDS. Ditto of the Branch Banks ... ... 23,350,000 0 to a gentleman standing near him that h .h s. d. xs. d. noon I went to the Windmill public•house in Nicholas- manent way. e would tie it gast tandon..• •••• • •• 81. 100 0 0 - 160% At the Court, Basitighallestreet. " Since the 18th June, when the railway was opened Reserve fund ... ••• ... ... 1u,000,000 0 again. This kind office the individual addressed E r e a nr. ""tion --- 41. per cnt. 50 0 0 - 73 lane, and saw the prisoner there. I called him out and R. Cli' B d S . ton, ran on, uffelk, brewer, Sept. 19, at 4 31. 10s. 100 0 0 - 76 told him who I was, and that I took him for retelling a ' for public traffic, the final completion of the ballasting, Ditto of the branch banks ... ... 2,980,73 0 1 promised to perform for him. The doomed m th Lambeth ••• ••• • •• •• •• H o halt-past one. 0 an en ••••••• •• •• 5/. per ant. 100 0 0 - 97 gold watch and chain en the 2G'h of February lase, the trimming and solling of the slopes, the closing ot Reserve•immobiltare ... ... ... 4,000,000 e got into a cart, mounted on a plank New itivr Lndu Brdge 21. 105 In the Country. which rested on 55 Vauxhall ...... .. •• .. sa id, o Good God, ern Ib. trayed tuts your hands?" He the fencing, and generally the finishing up of the minor Notes to bearer, in circulation ... ... 425,329,80 0 u the wheels, without any resistance or as • t ISe per cht. 100 0 0 -- 98 E. W'll : ms and J. Williams Dudle Worcestershire 0 sis ance, and, West Middlesex . • • ;61.0n. pr cnt. - said, " I understood I was to go round to the pawn , . 1 la 1 I " Y' . • works on the several eon/reels have bsen proceeded Ditto of' the branch banks ... ... 72,365.5 00 9 while the rope, which was suspend d f - 112 Sept. 19, at ha t past twe ve, at the Court, Birmingham e rem a beam broker and settle it." I then took bias to tho station- with. There is still some work to be done in the re- Ditto to order (post-bills) ..„ ... 7,404 831 7 . 77 used for hoisting beeves, was being OAS-LIMIT -G. Bailey, Coventry, ribbon mseufseturer, Sept. le adjusted aro d lln ' AND CONE COMPANIES house and seerched him. Ile wes then caltionecl that :novel of material from the slip in the Llensamlet cut • Aecount-curreut with Treasury creditor 68.545,060 h • k kd t h h' h• d • is nec ,as e o ave is an s tied behind him. . at halt-past tw . elve, at the Co . urt, Birmingham-G. : 64 256 667 96 what he might say would be taken down. He said on wig between /loath and Swansea, but, with tsis excels- Various aceountS current Dividend Amount 'tench Worcestersh re salt man ta t Ellins, Drot , i , u c urvr, 23 814 839 0 There he stood high above the crowd, his hands tied, Name ef Company. per of Paid. Price. the way to the statitm-house that he hael pawned the m tion, I trust tint eve rotter g will be completely finished in Ditto in branches eept. 23, at eleven, at the Court, Birmingham-to. 0 the noose closed about his neck and Annum. Share. guard on the 26th for ten shillinge, and filet on the 27:h twu months, end lum proceeding with the settlement of Bills payable at sight ... ... ... • 4.700,50 , s , death staring --h..- _ Hague, S. [lieu° and W. Shatwell Manchester corn- ..... ... ... 1,169,647 0 him-in the face, calm, cool, and collected. The ca t - he had got eight shillings more upon it, at Mr. King's, .- - - ! " the accounts with the *eyeful contractors. Ditto at branches r British .. -••..•• •• .. Z. s. d. Z. s. d. High Holborn. Ile did not say anything about the watch. misayn ag , p . , , te ents ate tlB at twelve at the Cour Man- " The goode sheds, cranes sidings, and other ar- Dividcrnds payahle ••• . . ..,. 680,529 25 moved from under him, and in this condit . h ton e was Ditto Provincial.... 1/ 11. 40 0 0 18 0 0 14 cheater. 9,215 0 iturried into eternity. He died after a l • h Bri ht . 131. 20 0 0 20 0 0 18 The prisoner said, upon being asked whether he wiehed rangements for the merchandise traffic have been pro- Liquidation al the Algiers Bank ... M. 20 0 0 sig t strug- m ho n d •• NOTICES OF CERTIFICATES. 464 868 91 - - to make any statement, " I have nothing to say, sir."- ceeded with, and will be remit for commencing this Discounts, interest, and expenses ... • gle, and thus terminated the earthly career of Bill Contin f e l falC o o n nso • ii • d • • • 61. 100 0 0 150 0 0 170 At the Court, Basinghall-street. 958 0 at. Sec 75 0 0 31 5 0 - Committed for triel. trade in the ecsuing month. Ditto branchisinks ... ... ... 697, tiardy. He met death with the same reckless indif- 4quitable ••--.. •• •. A SerciMEN OF THE `' NAvVY'' CLASS.-IViiliAna ' J. Woods Cenduit•street Bond-street tailor Sent ' "- - ' " The five small additional stations ;windy ordered Expenses antieipated ••• ... ... 258,755 60 ference that he had meted it out to others. Imperial ............ 501, 50 0 0 60 0 0 27% 31. 50 0 0 50 0 0 70 111Vonaki Ives charged tinter the follcaisg circum- 19, at two-T. Garrett, btowmarket, Suffolk, coach- are in hand, and. will also be're dy for use next month. Re-discounts of the last six months ... a . . 114,831 83 "On last T d ues ay morning our city was made the Independent 61. 40 0040 0 0 48 meker, Sept. 19, ut twelve. 73 0 7,0nd0n.... '- •• - - •• •• •• - •• stancet:- Preparationa are also making. fur proceeding with the Ditto in branch banks ... ... ... 244,9 scene of another bloody tragedy, when ou T - 50 0 0 50 0 0 - Mr."l'. Petten, snperintendsnt of the men employed • Li the Country. . goods branch at Swansea, which will afford a direct tic- Miscellaneous ... ... ... .i. 63 . 0 815 29 rci tzens Do., Parl. Preference - 50 0050 0 0 - J. Sharrock, Toxteth-nark Lancashire licensed vie- ______---- gal a 'n took the law into their own hands, and meted 6/ 25 0 0 210 0 - by the new ga. compsny theoughout the city of London, it • , e ' ,-, e , , cess and the means of shipping Minerals at •the port. Phcenix ............. 4.,; said, lam in the employment of Mr. Rigby, the con- tua cr, teept. 23, at eleven, at the teeurt, leverpooi-a. " ' Between Chepstow and Crloucester the works are . L 778,910,543 54 out justice to a brutal wretch who had set at defience Ratelur..... ........ ZS. 50 0 0 49 0. 0 29 1,1 . 100 0 0 90 0 0 75 Rollason and W Burman Bi min , r gham, glass dealers, the law of God and man. From what we can learn United General ...... 11. 60 0060 0 0 15% tractor of the Great Central Gas Company. I charge • in a forward state, and if no unexpected obstacle arise, Certified by the Governor of the Bank of France, westmlaster chartered 31, 60 0 0 48% - the defendant with having neelected hia work. VIT nen Sept. 28, at eleven. at the Court, Birmingham. they may be completed at the period mentioned in. D'ARGOUT. f the occurrence, the particulars areas fll • o. . , o .ows ,_ Ditto, New ....., ~ 12s. 50 0010 0 0 sa he ought to have been in Seething-lene at wnrk, I met CERTIFICATES GRANTED. a former reports, namely, the spring of 1851. Ot these Mexican went into the house of M‘li: The preceding 'account shows that thecaah in hand A . • ee, wher e a him on Tower-hill, and eased him why he was not at his G. B ..., . re a ttia ti ßrheek-street, New -road, St• Pancr", ellu works the Bridge st Chepstow is the most im- has increased since last week by 4,000,000 f. Thecom- monte-bank is kept, and asked another young CANALLs. - work? He was in drink, and called me a blaekguard, u -lees ironmon er certificate ot . mer S . ar , g , the portant. Six of the twelve cast-iron piers or mercial bills disOu nted have increased by. •500,0001. Mexican fur a bit. The individual who was dealing c h used the most abusive language to roe, reatheren ton- n lass-It Dart Betherd-•treet oven's t c . , ~ , C . garden, cylinders required have been sunk to the lull The roteeted bills have diminished by 230,000 f. the mont6 at the time remarked that he would gi 't t Nam" o" ;.,' Dividend pri a. N am „ , f L ; Dividend ther a crowd, and follow ed inn foe sense dioance, anti I coach-lace manufaeturer, certificate of the secorel class depth and bedded in the rock, two others are within Bank P notes in circulation have decreased by 1,500;000f. hini, which.he did. In the meantime hladd ve i o Companies. .3: per c Companies. Is L in P n e u r Price. . e a rawn his m Annual. IN. -J. J. M. M Scott, Liverpeol, wine msrchent, eerti- se 2 . h I was ob:iged to /lac , . birn in tho co.rody of a policeman. fits s ' - • ' - • auous a .00t or eighteen inches of the Same bed of rock, • rite balance to the credit of tho Treasury has increased oistol, which, on receiving the money, he fired at -- -- - ---- .e - Alderman GIBBS-Welt, ch fenchnt. how can you jue. 'te ot the thrd cies& after 21 days from Aug. 26-J. and preparations are now making for sinking the other by 5,000,000 f. The sundry credits have diminished . by 4 " 1 • . the II esican first addressed. The pistol was loaded Ashtn& Oldb 97 71 4 Crossley BV. or Carnervon hire wiue merchant cer- . 113 Macclesfield . 100, 21 10 tily thieconduct? The defeeda,a-why, be is mehine . f I ' g ' ' " • four. There is no douot this poruou of the work wiil be 3 - 000,000 f. with buckshot, two of which struck the young Barnece...• ISO 121. 180 Neatk ...... In., '. L So but a time-keeper, aral he ought to stick to that; but he ti mate of the secoed clime, a• ter 21 days trom Aug. 26. completed in time to receive the supersti t th ' • - uc ure, e con- - . , Brknk&Ahrg 150 5 -... , 1.,5. 340 followed me about as if he was my master. PARTNERSHIPS DISSoLVED. struetion of which is now proceeding rapidly at Chep- STATE 'OF TRADE. man fired at in the breast, pear the throat, and Birmingham 40 , 4 45 Oxford.... • • 105 ' 20/. 185 41. 85% Peak Forest. 78 31. 185. 70 Alderman tames-You rateeht to have been ra work in T. Burrougn anti W. tharroue,b, Dotty att, Somerset- stow and in the other establishments of the contractor. (From the iftVidester Guardian of this day.) ounded another ' • .1% third w Mexican in t i,,, Coventry....llool 251. 208 Re ent' ' a particular place when he saw you. shire, fet mers-R. Berclay and F. Friend, Abchurch- ' - A 8 SOOl3 115 he had , , ,-- Derby ••• •• 100 j 61 63 R g hd s- - 331 11. Os. 18% The main trues and other parts of one road way are T T d' • fr th UESDAY.-- he a vices om e arm• • , committen tne Ellsmre&Cha la 355: 41 oc ale... •88 I 41. sett The defendent-No particular place at all. We wee lane, merchants-D. C e. Battye and John Clay, Ilud- Malec neeTEW, he river an f foul deed be ran to t ~ d attempted to effect Somrset Coal 71 lo nearly completed, and preparations are making for Grand.Junctn 100 j 41. 78 Do Lk F 1501 •a. tao at work all through the Chy. dersfield, attorneys and solicitors-J. Cockshutt and T. • ted States, received by the Canada, instead 0 Um . , his escape into Mexico by swimming. - .., Several shots • Grand Surrey 1001 21. Os. 32 Stefid & Wdor 121 61 •P•c. - putting them together and testing all the parts in the . c 1 4 0 281. 410 Alderman GIBBs-Yrs, all who are in the City know C. Mason, Pernambucre commission-merchants- R. ehmaahc , „ , a , •- • t h • • promoting, have in• some degree reversed that ten- dU I taran non 100, IL 10s. 24 Shrewsbury.. 151. were fired while he was in the water, but none 11 . it Grantham 125 - that very weil.-(Laughthe) Wearing end E. J•isper, West Derby, Lancashire, brick- - r- '- '- • • .d aolothing e sue of the biedge, and I r should hope that in six or eight weeks this operation dency to recover from . the depression of the earlier . him. He was pursued by several persons in a skiff, •• - ! - - Stoarbrld Kennt & ATI! 39 7s. 64. 514 Sevens an g d 6 .•,• 146 20 1. 290 The defendant-Well, he says I was drunk; hut we layers-W. Garfortb, J. Gerforrh, and J. G oforth, will be come:mac/41. art of last week, which, after Tuesday, was 'observ caught, and brought back. He was thehtaken to see Lancaster . 100: 41 82% Wye Rail. i 26 21. Os. 24 all know him tte " the drunken tine-keeper," although Duk infield, Cheshire, engtneers (so tar as n-gards John „ Eastwards of Chepstow thit '' I k primps - wor s are a e ot ere p bl bh h and in Liverpool. It appears that , h hh d 1 h '' • Lee , is& Lir . rp too, 241. 325 Warwick& 1 Garfortb -J Ruebuck E Ro buck J Roeb ck ) . , . e , . u , and tne man wome a s lot, w o was sufferm reatl, Leicester .. • • GOO' 51 66 litirming, 5 100 41 . eatt he takes such iihertiee with my character. He Las no generally tar advanced towards completio A ' h k n. t one part in t e wee en e d d August 12tb, a decline of / cent. h 1 h 'g g e ' Leicstr &Nth' 8 ' ' IV. Roebuck, Alm.mhury, Yorkshire, manuf.cturers and .e , - , k thence to te p ace w ere Hardy was executed, and Lo i 3 41. 48% Warwick& rightho order me shout. oi toe Ain, near Sydney, we had delayed commencing the lb • the price of 'cottons occurred at NeW J. or , . ,_ ughborogh;l42 701 SIO N t i 100 31. 42 mill occupiers-la blacken, A. Maris J. G. Macilean per .in tnere Dung. It did not exceed 20 minutes from the ttonmouthsth too' se - ap on.. The polic , man said there were sorne of th e men „ h . , works, or even obtateing the laud, in axpectation of sequence. of St . elight recession in Liver- t . - Worcstr &1 E. Ward, and W. H. Maci ' ' %ears, Liverpool, merchants- , partly in con time he discharged his pistol till he was dan lin ernteemryste;loo -- - airmin i " 31 ' 43 ployed in the works about Th ernes-street who seemed te - , s ini•lung some deviatiunt; no further delay must now taxe ' .. d by the - Cambria, and partly of more g gat g. T. Itoe and f. Cogswell, Suffolk-place, Lower-road, pool, reporte to the rope s end. No cause has been assigned tor the ifeltnMwbry,loo - - Wilts & !irks - 143. 7% take celight in fighting, anti a great meny new black ... . p nee at this point, as tbe execution of the works tbem- tere, as • islington silversmiths and jewellers-C. H. Saunders eneouragiug statements, frirM veriOus guar d cold-blooded act. The o ' - eyes were to be seen at daylight in the neighbourhood. d 147 k ~, i cv . selves may oeeupy six Months, particularly if the winter d that that e- . y ung man who was shot in LIST or SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES The defendant-Why, yen don't say I have black an ' ' '-'"'"Y' orcester, auctioneers and ap- should be uutavouraolc. At the point of Junction with the prospects of the growing crop ;an . , Pacific s more the breast died sho tl r y after his murderer was hung. - eyes. do you? Treat's anohter lie. praisers -J. Wil,on and T. Rowlatelson, Flint and tne Bulle Pill Bedew the works had also been post- h t barel checked b , the cline was" ...0 y 3 he 12th in3tant " The house of Mr. G. L. Stillwell, nine miles the Name of Comptuty. Dividead Amount i per of Paid. Price. Isi vernoll, chami.t. ao i smelters-J. M:ller, Raven- . hccounte eceived on t stiniulating , r her side of the i • • annum. Share. Alderman Genes-Yeti have. by your con - tuct, con- poned; we &renew arruceeding with them. With these • on generally enter- ot R o Colorado, containing his family firmed the accowat gore,' of yoo; and pm thus: pay a 41 ' ' ' i• J. tesllo-14 stud J Leonard Glaiishone -he s r . • . , • ld ael exceptions everything is in a tura ard and very eatisfac- from this country. The expetteti , _.--.- ___.-. _ , deices would and four Mexicana, was attacked on the 10th inst by penaity of 10s. or go to Bride well fir 14 days. flleckwell, engineer. (so far as regards J. Letnatd)-J. tory awe: a l - or the entire dist:taco of about twenty miles; taine ' don this side, that the - rethific s a . 11 Indians, who eurrounded the premises and kept • " - Bank of Se tl d o an x s. d. Z s. d 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 180 IP , hetioet n and .1 NI lki The defendant-I hip° yeu won't send nse to prison I- • - ° -• i -• --- , ll e ne , ['ulnae Lancashire, the other side, free, Chepstow to G C t 1t n thl r have given an upward turn to prices on . lenge our , near y e tes a e e Sritish Linen Company Bi. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 12314 4 ' d this disappoint- up a constant fire for about half anshour, without :3aledonlan Bank - till my work is over. It will be done in a day or two; joiners and builders-T. Ptckford. J. Baxeudale, J. H. completed, and upwards ef five miles 4re ready for the has therefore been disappointe ;an . doin an other inj City of Glasgow Bank . 61. er cent 1 wait till then.-Committed. Baxendale, L. Botereiree, nod R. B. Baxendale, Wood- ble influence upon g y ury than. killing two . horses that ci 1) .000 10 u 0 11X perrounent way, which we are about to commence. ment has exercised a 'very unfavoura ydesdale Bank -•• • • 6% per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 A S;AULT BY A. CABMIN.-.Tohn Beide, driver of the street, Cheapside, common carriers (so for as Segards T. .. ti ttweett u tt , e - At the same were tied at the door. One of the p y art then came 'outland Gloucester the Gloucester dear arket to-day. Commercial Bank .. •• 71. per cent. SOO 0 0 100 0 0 131 h cab No. 8,570, was charged with hiving whipped a gen- Pickford)-J. Lesko and J. S. Leake, Anderton, Che- , gte every p tment of our m • • and Dean Forest Railway Company are proceeding time, we have had continual rain from morning until forward at what he no d la . hlered a safe dis ou t cons' Eastern Bank.. ... •• • 61. per cent 25 u 0 10 0 Edinb.kGlasgow Bank 61 per cent: 50 0 b 0 169 9% tleman. shire, salt manufacturers-T. Ingram and R. Ingram t 1 t h ance, as i o c allenge, when Mr. Stillwell shot hi reviously occasioned, - 11 1 Exehangeßnk ofScot.. 41. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 4% ' raaidly with the works, mot will, no doubt, have com- ni ht incr • et g , easing the alai y P . r dead. The party then left, takin th h flf at C 9 % Mr. Lane, of No. 58, Cannon-street, said that as he Chester, carpenters and j•iiners-A. Coughtrie and J. al ed hei 1 . at no delay will be caused in coin- dition o our corn g away ree orses, se o . an. ompany 71. per cent. 10 0 0 7 0 0 - was crostinz the street the defendant, who was &ken Bell, Mstichee ea teminters-W. Selfe end W. Lawday, • . et • I r Hie ' s° th ' • b b n w y roken weather aa to the con National Bank R i g the cummunication with the ureat estern have been such and made towards Brownsville. It is• supposed that 64 per cent. 50 0 0 10 f North of Scot 14% a cab, did all he could to prevent him, and when h Beth, ironmongers-W. Smith, jun., end W. Heap, jun., i i t e h r i l w a harvest. Altogether, tircunistances landßank 41. percent. 20 005 0 ' e put v ast of Gloucester -I am, gentlemen, your . . of all classes of this party were among those who attacked Mr. Hol- North British Bank - 2% - his hand to the reins to keep the hers° from passing York, solicitors-W. Carr aod W. Kettle, Hanli - y, Std. 7a ' e . •• j - K t B as to excite afresh the wariness ••• obecient eervant, (Signed) • RUNEL. ly to suspend any brook „ and a Mexican, a part of Mr. Stillvvell's Royal Bank of Scotland 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 C 0 1 7 OM him, lashed him repeatedly with a whip. fordsnire. tallow chandlers-W. Put& and W. Porker buyers, and cause them.main entire . Unionßank of Scotland 81. per cent. 100 00 50 d 2 ' "To the Directors ot the South Wales d limited are the party. Western Back- The defendant said he Was merely lashing the horse South Petherton, Sompr•eishire, woollendrapers and 71. per cent. 50 0 0 60 0 ° ° SS Alliance Firs and Life 8341. pr cent. 10 0 0 10 ft o ° 72 Railway Company." • intended operations. So - few fin ___ to Make him mind weet he was about, and the whip grocers-J. Parry and R. Jackson Bsschurch, Shrop- es •t impossible to speak -- o.'he CHAIRMAN, in moving the reception and adop. transactions, as to render i E. Aecord.Lifeand Fire - 201.: 20 0 0 0 0 e ....- • ht have touched the gentleman, but it could not have nog , shi , e, farmers-J. Lowther and P. , Last, Duegateehill, • stale of prices. Un- EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF - British Guarantee Ins. 4/. per tent. 10 0 0 hurt any body, 'or it w 4d merely intt nded for the horse. estate a ents-J i Norfolk g • K rk and P. Cnrner' &est Detehana, tion of the report of the directors, observed that it with any precision as to the eneral weakness in SOMNAMBULISM. Caledonian Fire ensar. leeper cent. too 0 o v t o 0 ier Od Tbe complainant sail the defendant, whilo usina the , schoolinaeters. would not be necesiary ' for him to - make many re- doubtedly, however, there is a g re instances o pro rre f ff d Al . Colonial Life ... .. •• ittle girl, about ten years of age, living with her City of Glasgow air - o 0 23 50 0 0 1 0 0 111. 3s. whip, said he would teach me how to put my hands upon - INsOLVENT PETITIONERS. marks. It was the opinion of their auditors that all yarns and goods ; and there a f b th • th th 'ons 0 13 Iwi e parents at the extreme end of one of the streets e.. 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 .2 Edinburgh Life Insur. 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 .21. 121 James Cooper. Church Gresi De bth • y, .r y. ire. inn . keeper Government interference in the audit of railway ac- concessions in many descriPti h is but li East of Scotland Life. 0 0 20 his horse. William Hill, Portobell W et t ere ttle leading into Colyton, who has been for some time to o o 015 0 - Alderman Gmns-And he struck you more than glesds. o, urcestershire, dealer in counts ought to be deprecated, and in that opinion he view of inducing purchases ; y f the day. As r . s- past attending a school to learn the way to make the Eng.& Scot, Law Life . 51 - r aercules Insurance Co. 71 .pc cent. 50 0 0 217 6 2% once? The complainhit-Repeatedly,• Aral when I told William James Kett S most cordially concurred, teeling that all audits by a alteration in the ostensible rates o fuser. co. of Seetind ' per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 ..., •ng Way ie in pin-cops, far•famed Honiton or pillow lace-the school being Lif , - 61. per cent. too 0 o to o him that I weuld take ram betore the Lord Mess or and • ay and, Shrepshire, butcher. •. • Goveinment efficer were the worst that could be gards yarns, the prtncipal givt e essoc. ot Scotland 61. per cent 10 0 - Edward Nicholls Um stem a• d teem ight be expecte at least a quarter of a mile from her parents' house make him pay for it hp said, .. Oh, when we come be- , , etlard•hire, innkee•per's Mercantile Life ...... •3% ' 0 0 10 0 :11. 185 assistant. coneeit ed. - (hear, 1: ext . .) He hoped that in the warps, and cop-twist, as ni per ct. to o o 0 'retire has been little was seen by Mr. Stocker, the tinman, walking very National Fire and Life 11. per cent. 10 0 0 to 0 Zs. 6d. ,fore the Lerd Mayor we'd talk shout paying " h B irsiem Staffird hi - Alderman Gimes-I'4n, chile d .hli a William B" s' e l ' * re . butt> , eellier coutee of the etxt !session some measure would be their relative dearness. to the continental leisurely down the town between the hours of four Zo o r r t t l i i i British Incur... 6pr cent. 200 0 0 20 1 0 0 1225.6 d ti ant, we s a ta, t 0 0 25% Jesn J ikson Moor Nook-within-Elton, Lancasts% intreduced iuto the House of Commons on the subject. pressing to sell bundles & West of Scot. 51 per cent. 10 0 0 about paying. You mast pay 20i., or go to Brideweil --e. at' ' . ire .of fine counts are and five in the morning of Friday last, in a corn. Scottish Life and Guar. * I 0 0 - for 14 days.-(Langhter.) joiner. . ' - (their.) Wiih respect to the treffic on the line, houses ; and the spinners m ay add that, per- plete state of nudity, with the exception of her che- scot. Mas. and Gen. Life - - • 20 0 0 011 0 - The defendant pulled cut the money and pttid th John COP, Smettisham, Norfolk, shoemeker. he w . heppy to say toat it was double what it was firm and Independent. We *th the question of cotton, mise. Wondering at such an unusual incident he Scottie '" h Lnion Inman.. 6UI. pr ce t 0 o 015 0 - e , SoniefSetehire shoetnek Let 'ear -al Rtandard Life ..... - 51 n. 20 0 0 10 0 '24s.Od penalty, and Mr. Goodman, the chief c:eia, then marked teeorge Bishop, Crewkerne, . , er, ). ( ear, titan) He was sure also that when plexed es all parties are wi , of an inability to watched her very attentively until elle passed his door ; United Dep.Assuran • ce 61 per cent. 50 0 0 45 0 9% the licence accordingly. John Wright, jun., a:pilsby, Lincolnshire, butcher. the goods traffic is he established the company would there is certainly a wide expression er cent. 10 0 10 0 ,16s 3d cured as shall mate- her eyes were wide open, and apparently in a fixed - . 1---- - 2 - GUILDHALL. David Harlow, Derby, bricklayer. not only be alaced in a sound but a most satisfactory see how such a supply can be se MISCELLANEOUS. CEIARGE OF ROBBERY. - IV. Citiyfort w.tB bronght up for William Bartle, King's Lynn, pattentnaker. , aud profitable condoion.-(1 - lear, hear.) As to the rially lower its vatue ; and the strong doubts enter- position. She had not gone 50 yards farther schen • ral dealer. f 'bute in no small degree she was seen by a young man named Thomas Brice, Name or nom ------- / ------ de tpmen AD --.• hhi -----__ = final examination, charged with stealing' n 40!. Bank of Jernes Cearlosworth, jun . Sheerness, gene negettatiuns between this company and the Great taiued on this subject Coll al pany• per of Paid. Price. England note, a 10/. ditto, and itta in gold end silver, Henr Tew Somerset y kesbury Go4lfed;ow, Glastonbury, Western th , at was a question for most seri - us c c on- to the support of pricet in yarns and goo • ds • as h to t e who, at once surprised and somewhat alarmed, asked Annum. Share. the moneys of Mrs. Jetnee Lawrence, of 38, Radnor- shire, druggist. .:- eideratiun - . (Hear, heal.) If be had looked t 11 . former the hay dditiotial so ois ,y e all a urce of' firmness in her where she was going, and if anything were the ------ ---- -_1 ssiun of a consider - matter. Or these questions she took not the slightest Well on Mart ... .. • - ,e. N. d. x. a, d. ....••••••• street, St. Lukeat, staout seven years two. Riche , d William Parnell. Wells, Semersetshire, surgeon. own interese, and no wee 1 ' 21. ss. 60 0 0 - ebe 5, he should not care the lightness of etocks, tbe posse Australian Agrienlturl 25 John Barrett Ch d went u a court at the en . and the probability notice, but turned an p , dof This case has been several times teeore tho p ilrlie. • , asewater Cornwall, painter. about negotiation, but us one of the trustees for thi bl f fi •b d d r tiuglo-Mexican Mint.. 11 11. 100 0030 0 0 15 s a .e extent o un nts e or e• t G• ore.. Frederi kS • ' maker. The foreign which her school is situated ;he then, in a loud 10s. 10 0 0 10 0 0 20 Alderman CHALLIS 5..il that great ohs:axle had been -, • c tedulph, Ipswidh, piatiofotte company he felt bound to come t t ' • nand. Ditto, Ilalf Shares.. ' reeward Robert Sm th n ()seism negotiation. of the coistinuance of a gocd dei - - 210 0 5 thrown in the way of prdseenting this case by the neg- y , Ipeeice, artist. The terms ef that negotiation, he was 8 • very seneibly the voice, called after , her, and asked her if she ' 2,anada ............. 6/. percent. too o o ,32 10 •'. 0 06 ligence and mismanagemeet of toe Camberwell Stylises ... SCOTCH SEQUES VRATION. orry to trey, buyers, however, are feeling Uppr Canada Bonds 51. per.cent. - ein check- w not Mr - a daughter and with vements her as • I pre- Pity Navigation .... - - e. Boyd, Perth In tt heel been greedy nriarepreeented. It had been sup- effect of so man h d _ _ ack war tno Bank. And under these eirottra,tanees he would re- , ere sot, to meet Sept. 3 and Oct. 1, It as before at twelve within the rse posed thut the line beyond Swansea was to be 't h ane t o t h • • )• . , e ... e i r customers, the re- cisely the same rem . Her fether, Gen. Revers.& Invest. 5 p.c.&b5,21100 0 0 100 - 0 95i maiidethe priaroier till the followieg day ' f,r the deposi- • at .v Here!, Per•h • g e rising confidence or 11 , Equitable Reversienry nd more difficult wbo is a journeyman tailor, was at work at th t • e ime ar.pr cent too o 0 eoo 13 - , . ........a.. „ ................................._ seined. Such was net the case. The Seuth Wain storetion of which is rendered more a Gen. Steam Navigation 11 8 ' 0 0 106 tions to.,lat preparel, when he woula he committed for lAltt r f t - 17 - he lime as far as • ent. On looking in his master's workshop over the passage leading London Institution '5.1500 14 0 0 27% - trial, arid; hail accepted, himself iu 100 L, and two sub- •e e ron lamburgh of the 23d says :- Company would carry t its pro. by each succeeding diseppointm. t from the port into the court, and hearin h; g „„s h • - Russell Institution.: :: - _ - '7815 0 ..... "Dunn' , the last few day o f eepor . name tus singu- - '26 6 0 !Ringlet and respectable householder , . as sureties in sel . n . . 8 we have had aome great corn- prietors. would allow it.-(Hear, hear.) Another over Messrs. Gee and Co.'s tables d blk d - Peninslr& Orient.Stm. 81. per cent. 50 00'50 0 0 7;4 'al disasters to deplore in this • t • b 1 1 11 1 furrnebed yan ar yea e upon e oo e out of the window and each, for hit appearance to answer the charge at the OA merci f ci . . el 3, and they have caused i error was that the sum tu be . realised by the first of Hull (with which we are regular•Y , Reversionary Int. Soo. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 ; S s - a sort o mercar i e crisis. Five houses have been forced to 1 h 1 ttwo ou h there was h • ' E d t hat within t eas sure en g . is daughter as before de- Royal Mail Steam...• 61 18. 4. p. c. 100 0 01 60 0 0 f • ,O Bailey. a k was 45 000/., while tbe tact was that it entieent export h ) year's woremt, • . ouse ,we n declare themselvea bankrupt for consitlerable sums. One of I tive diminution of scribed ihe then, in a state of great fright immediately South Austritli an .•••• 11. per share. 25 0 0 25 0 0 18% BaW-STREET. them tailed three years ago for 10 0)0 00f • th t I was ,• • ~ e amnun o t stated at 25,000/. L. was thought there was no months, there has been a large reit' ers • for while ran down stairs and into the court, calling on her to Van Dieman s Land.. - 100 00.29 0 0 1% CHARGE OF I-10C,•SSING ANL, ::onIIERY.-Jan:e; Cole 1 its liabilities now is :,000,C00f. Thehe great leases r • 'd ' th compromise esnit i consi eration tut e that was propoted, supply to the continental manufactur , hen on a aliss Cowl% who sta Ids eh-trued with hevieg r , ,;.Detl and for the most pert from ex - nt year, we sent no purpose, w , overteking her, he was estop- Dispatches from the Gove - ; portations of all kinds of rnerchan- 1 while the fact WWI thAt the Great Western Company trathe first six menths of the prest rnor of Canada were re hocessed Mr. Peter :he ssnites, of Covent gard.o market, ; dise to California the enormous , cost of which has absorbed h. t Day the Soute Wales Company 200,000/. them more twi t b 5 688 bales, 3 y , ha same ished to find she was sound 1 tban in t . as eep, and it was not ceived yesterday at the Coloni I a -office. of nearly 3001., was ies:ri rawer! sr ii'le aur. . 1 the value of the amides. The greater part of the latter ve o ' --d to ' less shinned until he had shaken her two or three times that she C At the last examination Sergeant Tho - npsor, the officer I failure falls, it is said, for large amounts on taanutacturers i a year ; • and he believed that the compro- tune last year, there has actually: been - 5 . OWES, AM. 27.-Wind S.W.-Arrd. C ths, than in awoke. She said she WAS quite unconscious how the , Dix, Matanzas. oncordia, who has charee of the ens?, stated that twn of this I and dealers of Belgium.' I raise was one that Would have been most profit.. by 923 balesnow - at the'end of eight mon , CHARGE OF HOCI:SSING AND :(013BERY.—James Cole slims Cotter. who atm tds ettlrgpd with h'.(itirg ru.Ded and hocassed Mr. Pa!ter ahwe'tev, of Cosent . , gard.o marker, of nearly 3001., was tlea:n nitteeti "e the bar. . . At the last examination Sergeant Thompson. the officer wi.o has charge of the case, staled that two of the Dividend , Airouni Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. share. ..............--- - ............... -.-. As. d. A s. d. Australasia .......... 245. 40 0 0 40 0 0 28 Britsh North American 51. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 42% Ceylon ........ ••• • •• 71. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - Commercial of London EL per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - C .lonial .. . • - Gloucestershire ...• • • 151 per cent. - - - lonian ........ •• •• • • 41. per cent. 15 0 0 25 0 0 - .ondii and Westininstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 27% Ditto •• •• • ..... •• •• - - 13 0 0 - London Joint-Stock .•• 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - Ditto, New.- ... ••• 81. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - National of Ireland •• 51. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - Nat. Provncial of Eng. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - Ditto, New. •••• • • • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - iouth Australia •• •• •• 61 per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - , 7nion of Australia .• •• 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - Ditto ........ ••- •• 61. per cent. - 210 e - .Tnion of London. •• .. 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 121 Union of Madrid ..... - 40 0 0 40 0 0 - LeifBI3II.II.ICCII COMPANIES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Prk e Annum. share. - ----- - 4 a. Albion ........ •• •• • • 31. 108 500 0 0 50 00 . 82 alliance Brit. and For. 7114 s 6d &be 100 0 0 11 0 0 21 Ditto Marine. •• •• •• 61. per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 - , Atlas ........ 17% iritisti Commercial •• 7e. 6d. 50 0 0 3 0 7% .flericl,Med.&Gen.Life bpr ct.& be. 100 0 0 10 0 0 20 i ninty •••••••••• •• • • 31. 100 0 0 10 0 0 62 14s. 50 0 0 50 0 & 141 X axle .. ••• 4. . urop e a la Life ••• • • • 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 6% 20 0 0 All p a id . 15 general •••••••• • • •• - - 40 0 ' fri., •Thwe •• •• •• •• •• 61. per cent. stock. - 129 .1 iardi an .... •• •• •• • • 51. 100 0036 10 0 54 Imperial Fire •••• • • •• 121 per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 230 Imperial Life •• •... • • 12s. 100 0010 0 0 16% Indemnity Marine •••• . 11.8 k. & hi. 100 0 0 20 0 0 42 Law Fire ---- •• •• - 100 0 0 210 0 2% u. ,,,,,, /m e _ •• .• -•• • • 11. 16s. CO 0 0 10 0 0 43% ..ebral and General Life . - 50 0 0 20 0 4 Licensed Victuallers .. .- % b 001 0 0 London fire •• .• •• • • 10 8. 25 0012 10 0 1 7 % London Ship ........ 103. 25 0012 10 0 1 7% tarine ••••••• •• • • .. 153. per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 11 ',fed. Invlid& Gen. Life 4%1. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 - ationai Lean Fund- 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 23, .iational Life.... ?siladium Life 5l. per cent. 80 0 0 20 0 2% •aariix ••• • • ....... • • 31. p. sh. /tbs. - - Professional Life.... •• 51. per cent. 6 5 0 010 0 12 146 8.6 d et otector Life.. .• •.• 51, per cent. - - Provident Life •••• • • • • IL 58. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 26 ocs Li fe.......... ••• ss. 50 0 010 0 6 Loyal Exchange. 6l. per cent. Stock. - 209 1.10 Fire • - - 209 l)Itt , Life • - -I 48 United Kingdom , Aiversai Life.... •• •• 10% pr cnt. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - actor's Life •. • • - 412 6 47, THE COUNTRY MARKETS. IPSWICH, Anti. 27. We have again a favourable return of weather fo r Pr' " g in the harvest, but much injury has been done the w heats remaining out, and also to the barleYel by the beisterou , winds during the last week. The supply4o)pleS when at market was small, including seine few of O. e new crop, which eppeae to be tolerably og. 0. PER QUASIIS PER QUARTER.' Wheat, red Do., new 4ls to 43s Beans, old .....• oos to o vv. ?! 42s to COs Peas.. ............. 005 t vs Do., white OO5 to 0 46s to 47s Oats.. ....... . ..... Os t° „ a , Do., new 44s to 46s Rye.. ....... ...• Barley, malting 00s to 00s Malt . .......... .. 0 0 0 s to ~n o Do., grinding oos to 00eFlour, per sack.. 00s to vw AVERAGES FOIL THE WEEK ENDING Al7O. 24. Wheat 5881 qua rters at 2426: 04 Peas.... . ....... 5 Ir. HULL, AUG. 27. Messrs. Ta)lor and Bright's Circular states:--TrhaeoSogrbt, we have had some amount of rain since our lost ' w - t ; s p. yet being accompanied with cold drying win ds ; a err prehend no extent of mischief has ensue, and otivg siderablo quantity of grain is almost ready for coLest from the field. Much quietude has pervaded eretbe°o4 marker; arrivals moderate, granaried Parc els tied see pressed, et but the miller operates most forcautiously oil lh to credit the idea of enhancement in rattl e. . g kinds of spring corn, quality and condition bea v• t e. vertic a large ecneutnptise sate is experienced, wore . 9 _ fi . a s ial.!), for grinding barley, which continues to nicr u' o ' do , fast as it arrives. For to-day'e market we ha d .% i setlr rate supply of wheat from our own farmers, hove% of e a u s gagieg their attention just now: the market I ' ll 4 f og dear as last wet k. A few rubbed satoPle,atevr tbos .wheat were shown; quality and condition better red etp(cted, m eight about 62ibs. per bushel. k 'l O OO 4 little business done in foreign wheat, for th e ed ba s na a m, d above. A good sale for grinding barley , ll oc b glis matting meets more attention. Beans and Peas ea is eearer. Less doing in oats. 'Die Linens c .10 is quiet, and cakes are easier to buy. report in rapeseed, and no rape cakes The following are the present ' of grail l;-. S. pnces 0. ..... 0 elgtra OU E. S. 11) 74 24 9 4 Wheat, English, red 42 to 44 Peas, white an .93 ••" a s Do. white Dantzic and Ko- 44 - 40 Do: grey ....... g,. 46 •"' 44 - 'Linseed, Black, . 4 0 ..... ~. nigsberg 4O -46 Do. Petersbure ", 3 s , 4 ! Pomeranian and . Do gigs &Are bng ", 36 -- 40 liambur h . g_ . 33 ' , tuasberB '" per forb 42 Do. aae a neosOd Danish, Holstein, & - /17s6dtuu- 5s Friesland Russian and Odessa - 35 32 - 38Lins.e,grulri6,s ~ .... 6 / 5/ 0 Oats, E nglish 16 -toy" 38 Do. fine 1ere'0.....0/0310 ,/ 18 Do. int. Or" . 2 5 ; Od ... ..... „n i Do. I eirush.... .1- 18 Rapeseed e , soo Od to es' Dos Do.Friesland l6 -19 Rape cakesh „ON 'of Do. Russ. & Odessa 16 - 18 Tares, E08 1 '" '' .. ..2 01 ' - / 03 Barley, malting 21 92 .....- 24 Do. foreign .......... 61 to sod n ing.. Beans g 20,Guano .............. No 22 - 23 Bones, do ...... 0 , .. Di Do. foreign '-- ...... - 25IRye meal ........... . t . i .. f ; to oil); 1. 1 : IVERPoOL, AUG. 27.-We have had In°dcosstwllf l t ) , I . a of grabs, meal, and flour from Ireland so. so d floa t from week, but we have good arrivals of whet,: c .., o rtv yiz abroad. 'The tormer is from the folloologLoterer "("' 533 , 2,400 quarters; Baltic, 1,16 5 7 i7 q uir Dutch, 14.425 quarters; and French ports,. 3 i ' te d etet es k ' tees. The latter, 21,081 barrels from the 0 1 tee Ree k and 8,999 sacks from France. The business O or tieleot has he been to a fair extent in most of tbe leghtigwor be.: t without much variation • • • TO we- Af t b . a l. in price , . . been a a boisterous and unsettled c harec e r ' e W e ' - C a 0. .., 0 morning's make; we had a larger atten,,,o fro"; than for a length of time, SOlllO of them 1:01"-; o f MI S ; distance in the interior. A considerable e%t e() .„ a , lied!" ness was transacted in wheat for consuulPrtl'eaday, '3,1 speculation, et the extreme prices of laot -l ti o d to 6° di best Dutch and French red wheat sold et 6 1 6 .; re d 6 '" per 701bv., Poli,h 6,, and Rostock and . 14 -' 4 '7 eelli s le . pe . r n 7 Who. Flour was in good request, sli d r eso % f a each likewise quite as dear. There wa ll o r g ofrer e " o bt. inquiry w for Indian corn, and not much h e A t v - se'll a , l o Thea is per quarter dearer than on this novoill' " ini " 0 ) 214 the wheat crop Wil l t " 5- ` farmers, when thrashing, daily gaiOS groun to 144 6(1 8 ,' CORK, Ann. 26.- Flour-First 125 6cl to 13S ; °f l y, 6s te t , seconds, Ib 6d to 12s 6d ; households 9 3 to 1 1 ",; A w th i f 3d; °be ;Or per cwt. Oatmeal los to lOs 6d; Indian mea l 71 """ 61 15s 1r 1 6 ° meal, lOs to 10. 6 1 per cwt. Indian corn 6110 5 Od to 33 ,; s! _ s o _tot:._ s. Bran 41 to 4/ 2s .;t1 per ton. flay-Fanner* 2 2 2 t a m ,„Fi"4; 26 , dealers 008 to o;oa.voedr;aavr2al 00505*r000. li ' o e ti " ,A t roktl to 10s Od to 275 Od average oOs Od per ton. geßrea-d-.Whesten loa l de u ; 84 1 ,... _household loaf bd to Sid per 41b. fresl i ged. . C lO lOl 9 ., 1 per lb. Eggs -4s2dto 4s 4d Per b"145 O; eft' Newport 14s; Lydney 15s Od; Sniitbe ' to per sot Whisk,,, per ton. tuns Tallow 38s Od t°_, gi llore 4 d to -Beef 47 o. p" 5s 6d per iraPria.6d ; Cell aA Pe r lb. „, . . to 4id ; mutton 4id to s e ...--,,, 5s per 1i..0, pork `,.. 4d t° Oa ; bacon 64 to 7d ; . 1 „ 1 0 ° , od to °`feaell "1"/1 1 isto 0/ Os per cwt .. . Ban slates o' -- , 1 00 1 ; toil e ' tore Bark-Barbary 715 a to 81 54"Valonis 1 ' Or r :. red 6ifie; m Spanish 9/ to 10/ per ton. Fleece Wool 1 51 . 4 ° 1P t (Pi t/s e r p 32/ to 35! per ton Ir * lt- S . telt herriur t o 9' ' o llet ( to di n tt . o 1 1 5 , 5 ,n t i o b 20 1 pei barrel ; is Newfgo°undlasd ! ; ,...3 1 I°9 " lieier .. ditto, 21 lbesr Timber-Memel, 80s per ton; red PI P : PP. ~.if ilc,,o° per ton ; deals, 131 to 18 1 P e ' ot ; stioi°''', 3 e d lark .( er ., 20e to 32, salted 21 s to 2/ Pe r ad; r VS" 4d " 1 . -, 9ir Od to " 0 61d per IbPotatoes, white ,_ Od ; (swum- Peruvian, 11l 10s; lebst'' a ar-Archau g el, 19. Der barrel. ---iticllS' RAILWA Y SHARE IVIT R A •bo l i : lOUS - Ft/L. AvO , 2 ,,'; day 11° iv ') Siocx E , CTIANGE. worse than inThe marke t ' • e ba ck ' tWe stelli variationyesterday, the buyers hold'in'ia Grea • (MO, whicl price we bays to otice .5 i were done • - . firi ll at 1 (1 "" 27. beer , • lnr' STOCK E la t " - P'-it ' l - , Aa6.Tlcet b as t sti r,, - to-day. m( XCIIA NOP.— ' file share Pl° . __pot •JA d yor _ k __ IL transactions were as fellow' o bits 30 7 14 l'''' .. „ 6 —Kendal and Wind • Lae c ton, ' 1 r . e.rnere, •)•,13 A rre 6 ier - shire, Consvlidat • 1 cc, 40—Lanca,ter 1? 0 ' - ' Ne w (1011,16 P,, London and NZ .. nab- Wt..tern, t 1 t •,._.pitto, (0,1 0, Al'i 1 —Ditto, Fifths, I 5-16 P.— rittto Qnarterps ' fereetacnasOre' ,nc iester, Sheffield, and l'• ' h' e - re ' 1- Ancolns Ir ~ __ler Mitli• 1 ••3 ant .3, 1 4 . Ditto, Halves. 24 9-16 dre• Midland, 1 ' "'0 -))13--1)11r b Rhenish,' A d 5 c r )l 1 • 27 , 0 1 Cc e i d s T , MANCHEsTE it, AN., „ 0 . 8 to dot' , 10 v ()OK rACCIIANOE IV rale cus.,, e.r e have i 33 beer o d ru 10 this share market. A— small business h ob i t s a ep tioa r prices . generally remain stationary, LAO „„iy e55..... 11/ , A shire, which a • firm e and brisk, tying th e " 9 - 5 folla"1,0s 0 „, the general were ti. dis."'a d se" cash . rule. The transactions . ire and Yorkshire, ' . ' O s ' 91 ' 1/1 ' 11$14 and North-Western, Manchester t 4 l O DI,IIO 14. 1 ...... .,i,gbi..._ , lp e t v , (C), Q,iar 1 1.16 P.—Manchester, elirod .1,11;16,100, Soutitre-Ers• (No.. 1), 8 i‘i Ditto, Preferenc_es'olidstelegar _ astern and Dover, l')—Ditto, C°:',oferee'll3oltoo' ( r No. 4). 5 1-16—Shrewsbu ' y and Chesrer,l 5,1- 8(0), sauteed 8 per cent.. 11—r asrt Lancashire, Pyrefereece. saci 16,,167,", Clitheroe, and West Yorkshire! (DO Y Birkenhead, Lancashire, chesblte B.), 12%. and 0 , lai 0 BIRMINGHAM, At7o:.27kpt totd pita STOOK EXCIIANGE.—The sh re l'ort„ sttl'i3O.' Tix it t n re s m t ely dull. Speculation seems to bare. Y - 0 0.er steady prices ; sellers are not in o l eo ot sb ° and North-Western, and all other lines , 3/ terd ' aY 8 QUOILitiO . - ri.Y. ftpi cot ls COMMISSION OF idu t yorl' ; v); . On 1 hursday last an inquiry took plac e . °over ' ll to 0 1 before Mr. Edward Winslow. a C0° 3113155 tbe iirltiri le‘ nime,eY, and a highly respectablelari, jotO te o f i y . VI mind of Mr. Leonard Laurierespectable oartlel, 111 •ditir• 410/ h 111 ro t . 0 ton Lodge, near Richmond, in the I'll'erteo tbe f 3 t ,•coll t s case excited a greet deal of attention, ; 1 ) 3 , 0 0 0 ), ba g " (alt.r.liattlay has figured a good deal ip t i e , Or seal O. a • the county, in conacquence of dierlibocio6l.,,,, , rPen r especti n g his property. Tbe loped t ley ''.ea tir Erect from a I+-tier adtliess'. by A l. ' ` --1 Tel de II Allgood, the wife of one a his trusteeec; e vin e- 0 ill' document,_ . 'with several others, was Pe t „., l at Who , 6h1(8. Campbell, the mother of the he i le __' -' 0 . 001 stance the proceedings were institut-037 the 03 iif, o° I can only hope en early rePIY, an d gl ow fon 1 : 0 it i l with 13 , st regards to Mr. Allg,ood and 8 / 1) 00 161 6 0 1 1 forgetting my brave companions in atilitarge, e'olith° fee, who will make a most- formidable ce:-0410%, WO( onl y by the final one of te Guards aid, '';o/384-teo4 fi valuable point (f T. like Achilles of old, bobs susse s dippedfr'- ,eO, by his mother in the river StYl2'r, s _, Jatieet: I pue. rg his heel the only vulnerable por e 'Oen'', sreo_ fur l l e w t :a I need hardly say that this is lestirring wer e 7 s as incapable of e. tering illto s'oglis,lisih i 3313; at t h ree,, ,,o o'clock this morning as th e i he r'„ f er ej 4 '"winLl " the attack on the evening ( l i d be ,' 131 / 4 1815. N°Puleon Bonaparte has Osaid gar P ea i r i, t" aparte , q , f o b os murable words ' ,'Tout eA perdu; n ova , e te' et I therefore th e f irst t , ir r life, cob. „d tu „iiou mint 0 ye s a'' rrti , ids' tenants in i ' et ' , Inv . rein up I lv i r bu •dish ib e for m ot towards Waterloo. Fur Blucher, rollonsuleifriD' will follow u P the pursuit the oterebeo, c$ j o i headed by their heat ' I anono' • raw f ill, enant-col-tic of my tlag different climes, in which the Quenited r ''' - ',§ P , i i; join, amid by the united forces or a„ 11 ,„'", pearl g ooly bore, enjoy as ~ • , • o ot o" f r o m f peat. tus possesstO ad o* _a 0 laud has done from all foreign 133131- atat cv ce Napoleon co6r— The me d. tcal evidence being dre l l c rre 3ll3°l 'f 01). e ij de of e cl a been °,, f ssl the leads. conclusion to which such it ''tale} ' b 8 8 0 0 the jury found that Mr, 0 0r ii ,' r IS 4 let sound . mind since the 20t1 f Oot°'' roP -5 0 his P or incapable of taking care of himself' ii• PI ri• BIRTIO - fl j. o ' s' 0 F A FON'. sirs, AO On the 2 7 th inst., in Woburn-square, "' ejor— lei. 011 the 22d inst., in Park-street, 61.°51 '' Shale William Mayor. Dire. P e 11161 On the 26th inst., in Wimpole• street , . e th e OF ADAiF 0 0 TICS' 000 ' ti). of On the 23d inst., at Edgcott, Sortball* ,0,3%, Aubrey Cartwrht, Esq. ~,,,ift3l lsll3' On the 24th inst., at the Rector'', l''' wife of the Rev. E. R. Berens. f{o rri : flee We' t • ihtuvre., ir „b e ad , v lo dge', jobr i Oa the 22d inst., at St. Mary's, Pir-e.t. 001-,ter oh second son of George Barlow, 13 C1'' ' d dstir .nie, bourne, Harrow-road, to Charlotte, secso s INltt , c ite , ' to P of Burrell, Esq., late of Gloucester. churc b, rill o toll;;A• On the 24th inst., at St. John's o f VA o . ,- third son of the late John Clark, P i ( 1 0 ; 0 Ifro°'*' rianne, elder daughter of the lat e '' Manchester. a,l - -- i ts s ' at, o_4or DIED 14 . DesOW 0601" , 0 On the 23d inst., Captain Ernest Ci..,. •. 0 - A rhe r Bengal N. 1., second son of the late v ... . 0 09 -8- , aged 4i. re'' , .. t . jorgs Oar ) C°'' On the z4th inst., at Broadstairc, l'en',.. L ad ' O , ~ T. daughter of the late NV• \Valk r Esq., °` -- inc e ' On the 25t h • ' e ' reir, Alelc inst., at Croydon, -dr , b l' sti‘ .50 Esq., aged 84. gods, grs'd7S. road', On the 25th first , at Soutbsea, .` ...., age ..esti.. ..11 cas o te n r, ti f i o e rmerly of Bronipton and llacr fit.icl!Priorer, 26th . inst . , at Nosythe-col;_rjoa A l or Sarah Victoria, relict of the late itir ri soo ° ' Chelsea aged 71- i. D , C • 000 On the 23d inst., in Doughtrstre'-' $ Ire d j. rison, Esq., aged 79. Arethogii. Jo life onberD On the 26th inst. aged 87. P- Anne te A" . Barker, the . last surviving iving sister of the la ----150(3'1°:0 4., utptain R.N. 0 1 a / 110:11/9 60. 14 .ti of London: Printed and Published bt .0 0 c'' ll) No. 112, Strand, printer jit Tri , a jo stle • Strand, in the Precinct 'of the9ossi: blid4iteXl Wedlitidefp APO 2'.