The Sun. — London, England, 1853-07-21 00:00:00

.. -- - • • , , • , . ... 5 THE SUN LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING- JULY 21 5 1 8 3 , . _ , , 4,... „ The Windermere, from Port Philip to London, July 3, .11EALTH GP LONDON DURING THE WEEK. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. EXTENSIVE CONFLAGRATION.-GREAT LOSS SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. P jjj ao a o mhs t I en l ap i , n ihc e sopf ( : b a r: :: l egrw f u ): 0 1 ) , a t b . o 7 u n N d . l o o u n t g , .1 2 7 2 t h m r , I . a t . 49 N . 1o n g TIP TREE FARM. _____._____. OP PROPERTY. The Emily, from M jo a uu d nn r ed a l s 9a: ___ se ____. • • lat. 29 N. long. 43 W. t o ida: L . f r2 0 04 n 1 n d N o n i.j. , liov i ne a : t p. . 01 1 09 2 1, 1 i r N j .. u l l o y n g 4 ., -.......„ (Prom the Registrar-Generan Report.) HOME CIRCUIT.-LEWES, JULY 20. MANSION-HOUSE. -Thomas Bentley, the con- . STAMFORD RACES.-WEDNESDAY. . some thousand pounds, broke out in the extensive pre- geldings allowed 3lbs. T.Y.C. 7 v s s u . Yesterday mornin between the hours of five and six ductor (No. 59) of a Paddington omnibus, was charged g f The Assembly Room Stakes of 15 so ' 't 7W • Mr. Mcchi held his annual gathering of agriculturists It is satisfactory to notice a further decrease in the 38 T .w he . City of Candy, 12th, lat. 7 N. long. 12 W. with haying used insulting and abusive language to a fire, attended with a destruction of property valued at 30 added •tw ld mises belonging to Messers. Castel' and Brown, whole- Mr. Rogers's ' Ea:k ir :wen s , b e s ach, 5 ft, wi h 26 W.-98 days out. s y t K i n th ig r b ee t , of 9s t. t be ; W fill b ie is s tl a e nd , The Ennerdale, for London, July 4, lat. 33 N. long. yesterday, and it went off as pleasantly mortality of London. In the week that ended last Sa- . „,,,. .a. niARRIED WOMAN CHARGED WITH INFANTICIDE. (CROWN SIDE.- - (Before the Lord Chief Baron.) Captain Joseph Burton, opposite to the Mansion-house. a s a u l d e c 4 o 7 n f , p e c r i t i n o n n e e s r . s e , t r c e a e rzy L i n e g i n e o e n t e h r u s s q i n u e a s r s e . a t T N h o e s p . r 4 e 4 m , i 4 s e s e , -Har m o n 3rs 8 t 11 b7 1 as ever. On no former occasion has the attendance been so numerous, turday the deaths registered were 904 ; in the preceding • . Elizabeth Robinson, 28, was indicted for the wilful The complainant, who is a captain in the army, and Lord Exeter' y s ' Do Y ' s b nelts o7 B . st ea 7 e i h h , .s fil f i t ies, T h T TT h hh e e ee the crops in better order, or the spirits or volubility of week they were 925 ; within the last six weeks the resides at No. 7, Grove-terrace St. John's Wood, said in question, independently of being of considerable Betting-6 to 4ve o ' n 3 D Y o r v s' e. Bst W il o i n b easily ( b j y TM a oga l e e nr n ns g )) th 2l the host mere high. He was everywhere, h t. ad a warm weekly number has been reduced by a hundred. In tbe rosecution ; Mr. _Between 11 and 12 o'clock to ' -day I went into the de welcome to give to everybody, and explana ions of p . ro . - ten weeks corresponding to last week of the years 1843- mu l l-p r e: j of e h hn er so f n em a a p le pe u a n r b e a. d pt f i e z r ed th el e dld p . height, were so deep that they nearly touched the fendant's omnibus near Upper Baker-street; for the pur cesses, reproaches againet bad farming, hopeful entree Woollett and Mr. Munster were counsel for the pri and a half. pose of being put down opposite to the Mansion-house pations of its future, and disquis f itions and statistics on 52 the average number was 1,004, which, raised in pro soner. The circumstances of this case were rather peciliar. iipon arriving at which place I offered him 4d. He said feared that the Three Tuns tavern, in the last-named two-yr-olds ; houses in Rupert-street, and at one period it was Sweepstakes of 15 s with 25 added, for lat. 44 N. long. 46 W. portion to increase of population, becomes 1,104. Hence the experiences of Tiptree, fell rom him as thick as• it appears that the actual number of deaths in last week It appeared that the prisoner was a married woman, he would not take that sum, as his fare was 6d. I said Tho New World, f • 1 the leaves from a forestten autumn. Whatever may be is less than the estimated amount by 200. and living with her husband in a cottage at Burdham, a I would pay what the police constable would say I ought s i troet and several other houses adjoining would have winners extra TY C ' , Bst 31b • certain •om Liverpool to New York, 10th, lat. 47 N. long. 28 W. 8 subs. said or thought about the practical character of these Fatal cases produced by zymotic or epidemic diseases, f •1 f Ch . h t F t• b f h la• h h k d • been razed tth d Th - ' 1" d' ' '• • o e groun . e moment the po ice is- Duke of Bedford's Weatherc k b Tho Highbury (barque), of London, for Port Adelaide, oc , y Weatherbit, Bst meetings they certainly are among the most agreeable -- and registered last week, are in the aggregate 225 ; t he ew mi es rom ic es er. or some ime e ore t e to pay, upon wic easeme if I was a gentleman or 24th of March she appeared very ill, and the neighbours not, and he declared that I was not one for not paying covered the fire they sent for the fire-engines and 71b M 29 1 t 18 - 8 ay , a . ~ long. 33 W. and characteristic of the agricultural year. In no average number in ten corresponding weeks, after cor d th t h uppose as e was in the family way, and to one or th e a mount he demanded. lie then said that I was an escapes, and in less than five minutes afterward the Lord Exeter's Mar ar tt g e a, Bst 31b (Rogers) 1 (J Mann) 2 Cape Finisterre. The Havanhoe (barque), outward bound, July 12, off other country could the spectacle be presented of a rection for increase of population, is 337. This average, wo o em a e t fth he admitted it was the fact. After th d d I hi • • Ro al So •t ' - • ; e old vagabon ;an gave mln charge. This was all y cie y s escapes arrived, as well as numerous Mr. C. Roberts s Dianne, Bst 31b prosperous and . enterprising tradesman stepping out of e however, is swelled by the cholera o , f 1849 and makes (Charlton) 3 The Joseph Holmes, Adams New Orleans to Bremen, d h• his sphere, and drawing aroun irn such an assem- kth • the compaiison more favourable for la,st wee an a day mentioned the appearance of the prisoner was ob- said in the hearing of the police constable. engines of the parish, London Bri d d West of re T b 'R d R 8 ga e, an ir. a erer s e ose st 31b (Planner) 4 June 24, lat. 37 N. lone 68 W' blage to see and criticise what he has achieved in im founded on the results of ordinary years. One disease dt b serve oe a good deal altered, and a suspicion pre- George Payne (464) said-At haif-past 11 o'clock this veiled that she had been del' el d't dh t h d i d t dth 1 h k h were ,an i appeare t a day teeen an an e gent eman womaes t e England Insurance Office. Fortunately, the whole of Betting-3 to lon Weathercock. Won cle The Fla,vious H' '''' " the parties liv . ' verly by a ing in the house in whi c h th e di sas t er corn- l eng th, a head between the second and third. Red off south end of Ferrnosa. , ong Kong to San Franc' A • 8 isco, pal 1 , roved cultivation. He gives his annual lesson in the in this class exhibits a considerable increase in the pre- P ee On the 3d of April a woman named Saunders was in complaint came over to me at the corner of the Bank. menced were enabled to effect a safe retreat, but so Rose beaten off. The Post, Bremen to Baltimore, lat. 43 N. long 63 W. most fearless and uncompromising manner, yet savoured sent return, namely, diarrhcea, which amounts to . . the prisoner's cotta dsh d the prisoner's hus- wanted to know what the fare was The de ge, an e aske The latter . . furiously did the work of devastation srd th t the ' C f 1 pea , a A Gold up o 00 sovs. value, by subscription of 10 The Teneriff, Devonport to New York, lat'. 45 N., long. with a, good humour which is quite unextinguishable, and I cludin dysentery, the numbers in the last three weeks band i h hole of th t , n n d h er presen d ce, what the report was about his fendaut , sai d " You old vagabond why don't you pay w e warehouses on the second floor of Messrs. sovs. each, with 20 added ; the stir 1 46 W. with an amount of good cheer before which the crustiest aye beefi 34, 39, 54. Small-pox was fatal to two chil- , pusto be paid to The North At • ' dices and the keenest a etites alike succumb. The preju pp dren, measles to 2 , 6 scarlatina to 26 and 1 adult, hoop- f wt e, a e replie . - that the t accused her of having a the fare ?" and the complainant gave him in charge. child and makin o th t b h 'el it was not he Lord. Ma or said it was odd enough, that at the g If wi i , ut e sal Castel' and Brown's remises became • p wiapped in one the winner in specie ; three-yr-olds, 6st 41b ; four Bst lantic, Cook, Liverpool to Australia, May immense sheet of flame. The heat was so intense that elb ; five, Bst 131 b ; six and aged, 9st 41b ; mares ' and 11, lat. 12 S., lone. 30 W. T Y tof wholesome stimulants of free trade and the extending in- intecough to 37, croup 8, thrush 4, influenza 1, purpura t 'he had ot ha( any child It would a ear that - ' PP very commencesten the oneration of the new Carriaee very quickly the houses occu ied bMr John F rrell P y • . a ; geldings allowed 3lbs. Three times round. 10 subs. The Neptune Skyab to Liv 1 • erpoo , April 27, lat. 6 N., fluence of a body like the Royal Agricultural Society to ° 2 persons, typhus and other fever 51, erysipelas 7, We e r ' t e la is t" e n th ' ' Ne. 18, Ru ong. . 1 88 W ' a im e rumours upon the subject continued ert-street Mr Beaden No 1 in h me . Act an extraor flinty number of instance of insolence and 1) ; • , .9, te sa Lord Exeter's Nutpecker, by Nutwith, 3 yrs, est 4lb may in course of time dim the fame of Tiptree. The tall hil . 3 • d the following three cases of cholera were syp iis ,an and at length the parish authorities felt it to be their attempts at extortion had occurred. The present Wa,..8 street, and the Three Tuns Tavern, the property of The Nicoline, of and from Hamburgh for Batavia, May chimney indicating steam power applied to the work of egistered in the week :- duty to interfere and at their re nest a medical entle- her 1 remarkable sam le of the gross conduct of the Mr. John ,Hodges, No. 20 in the same thorou h- (Oliver) 17, 1at.25 S., long. 55 E. the farm, the large quantity of house-fed stock, the r ln the sub-district, St. Paul's, Deptford, at 7, Albert- i i q g rat c h 1 p - fare bee • *ted. Th g Mr. Rogers's Pancake, 4 yrs, fist 131 b ...(S. Steggles) 2 The Izaak Walton, Canton to N Yic • ew or , April 5, lat. great tauk with - its accumulations of liquid manure, the t t 14th July, the son of a miller, aged 6 months, s ree ,on man named Jones was sent to the prisoner's cottage class which t e aw was meant to correct and improve ; to make the necessary inquiries, and after informing and he would, therefore, adjudge the defendaiat to irnpri- , ame igni e firemen upon arrivin at once saw that, unless the flames c gi Mr. Blythe's Young England, 6 yrs, 9st llb ...(Lye) 3 41 S., long. 107 E. , ould be easily Betting-5 to 2en Nutpecker, 4to 1 agst Pancake, The John. Fay, Manilla. to New York, A • • iron-pipes permeating every field, and carz-yine cheaply died of " cholera infantum (22 hours)." pill 12, in the and in an easily • dieested form the food of ;lants, the the prisoner what was the object of his visit he in- In Islington; at 11, Everilda-street, on 7th July, the sonment wit g h g , hout ivin the elternative of a enalte conquered, a fearful loss of property must fall 1 13 "J . •t . t I f - • - c 6to 1 agst Young England. Pancake started with the Java Sea. quired whether she had had a child, and told her The sentence upon t e omnibus conductor was imprison- vic im o tle ury of the destructive element. whole land thoroug'hly drained, cleanly cultivated, and son of a bookkeep r aged 7 months, " cholera (4 days), lead, followed by Nutpecker and Young England to the The Dolphin, from Liverpool, May 9, near Ara Head. , e , at the same time that there had been a report that ment for seven days, but if any future case should be They therefore lost no time in setting their en- distence where Nutpecker passed Pancake and gal- Tho Eureka, Manilla to New York My9,l t 29 S covered with most luxuriant crops-these and many secondary fever.' • - lone. 39 E. ' a a ' 9 she had had one, a nd that it had been made away proved against him the sentenee should be the most gines to work, or in taking up the best positions around ' ' - ' b h other improvements will probably, ere long, be adopted At 4, Sugar-loaf-court, Whitechapel, on llth July, , • 'd h - - •tath d • • . the bla • '1 • • lopped home a clever winner y t ree quarters of a, fi g Ez - . with. The prisoner upon this sae s e was very glad severe the magis r e a it in his power to inflict. zing pi e, so as to cut off an fir y ther extension . . narnman (s.s.), St. Stephen's to Liveipool; by many other agriculturists near the metropolis. Even, the wife of an engineer, aged 42 years, died of "English length. Young England was beaten off. June 22, lat. 43 N., long. 62 W. he had come, ae it would be the means of clearing The defendant departed in the custody of the gaoler, of the flames. Fortunately an abundant supply of water m Q .i_LIE i.,TEWARDS' PLATE of 100 sovs added to a sweep- T h -i e Swan Nov however, when Tiptree is rivalled, Mr. Mechi and his cholera (2 days).' her character and she then declared that she had not in a very' dejected condition. was immediately procured from the firemains in the , .4, 11 months out, with 300 barrels of annual meetings, we hope, will remain. Having sur- Six deaths occurred in the week in the London Fever stakes of 15 sovs. each, sft ; three-yr-olds, Gst 101 b ; oil. h d child. ' She told the doctor that she had bee . 11, neighbourhood, from which the firemain, under the direc- four, Bst 91b ; five, 9st llb ; six and aged, 9st 31b. The Parae N mounted a good deal of ridicule, and the progress of Hospital ; the following are the particulars of these :- a d ' a • ted ' • d • n 1 „on, ov. 22, 24 months out, with 340 barrels events having shown that, in the main, he was working On 10th July, a tailoress from 37, Hart-street, Strand, h an intr. . that she had miscarne and said that her BOW-STREET.-John Daley, a sergeant of the A tion of Mr. Staples, Mr. Connorton, and Mr. Wilkinson Penalties and alio C C 31 b f'l wances. up ourse. • su s. oor . in the right direction, the public are well disposed to eee d 37 years, " typhus 43 days) ;in hospital 9 days. diti th d 'He usban had bune n e gar en. made further division of police, No. 48, was brought before Mr. (engineer), went to work in first-rate style ; but in spite Captain Lowther's Racka It b L t 3 pe , y anercos , yrs, .. i . ' The Bank r' e s Daughter, Liverpool to Geelong, llth inquiries, and from other facts Mr. Jones came to the Henry, charged with a ruffianly assault upon In- of their most strenuous exertions, the flames continued to 6et 51b (S. Steggles) 1 une, lat. 7 N., long. 21 W. e him their aericultural favourite. When improve- 0% 11th July, a female servant, from Cannon-street, St. conclusion that the prisoner had been delivered of a child, specter Reason, the intelligent officer employed by inrnt bigh t alre e the surrounding houses. The firemen, meat was considered a forlorn hope he stood in the George-in-the-East, aged 19 years, " typhoid fever (43 Mr. Megson's Weathergage, 4 yrs, Bst 91b...(Charlton) 2 14 T „ : v ie Europa, (ship) Calcutta, July 8, lat. 43 N , long breach. He lectured, he wrote. he taught by practice days), plebitis (14 days) ;in hospital 38 days." On 12th and he pressed her - upon the point, and she at length said, the Commissioners of Police to enforce the regulations h wever, sue c t their work, and by dint of great per- Lord Clifden's Poodle, 4 yrs, Bst 91b (Flatman) 3 " God torsi . ve me l I have had a child." And she then the act for the im rove of p ment of common lodging • severance they succeeded before seven o'clock in ettin The Czar Pe'er, from Liverpool to San Francisco, June as well as precept ;--he may be even said to have Jul h y a neecllewoman, from 37, Hart-street, Strand, g, g Betting-Even on Weathergage, 6to 1 agst Racka- 4 lat 21 S 1 ''' Id d h said that if Mr. Jones wou . o w at he could for her houses. h t h f f t e mas ery over t e ear ul element, but not until the pelt. Poodle ma,de the runnine b d ace Weather- ' ' • on s• 37 w • " bled " for the cause. Now that it is in the ascendant aged 38 years, " typhus (10 days) ;in hospital 6 days." e at a a p , she would tell him all about it. The . prismter then went Mr. Richard Reason, who had been brought from following damage was done :-The second floor of the .........-----,,„„e___-----,e, his friends are well inclined to pat him on his back for On 13th July, a charwo n, from York-street, Mary- gage following Rackapect at an interval of three or four warehouses burned out, the contents consumed the his pluck, to countenance his selitcomplacency at Tip- • the cellar and removed some bricks and reduced Hos ital w • lebone, aged 31 years " typhus (duration unknown) ; In i ls Charing-cross p , ith his head bandaged, and ap -Itf • • ewer par o premises seriously damaged by fire, water, ; lengths. On entering the straight the last time Backe- COUNTRY MARKETS. tree, to ram ble with him over his fields and farm-yard, in hospital 6 days." On 13th July, a sergeant in the from under them the dead body of a female child, which parently exhausted from the injuries which he had &c. The stock and premises were insured in the Sun pelt drew up to Poodle, and at the distance the latter --se-- to partake of his hospitality, and to hope that it may be Mr. Jones examined. He found the mark of ali ature ceived stated that the defendant was one of the City police, aged 36 years, " typhus (10 days) ; in hos- . • g re 1 and Westminster Fire-offices N 43 • th o. ,in e same was eased • p by his two competitors, Weathergage ob- EDINBURGH AIEAI, MARKET-Jurer 19. long before his shadow grows less. pital 3 days." On 16th July, a child, aged 3 years, round the neck, which had been tied very tightly ; and constables employed under Captain Hay to visit the • • taining a slight lead, which was however soon lost to There were in the market to-da 5 street, the property of Mr. Frederick Lane, baker ; 42, y, sacks oatmeal, each • from this and other facts in the case he came to the con- lodgings of the poor in one of the metropolitan dis- Rackapelt who won Bite ' • 'h lf 1 h weiehine 2801 b • • • Mr. Mechi enteitained 300 guests yesterday, ever y from Muswell-hill, " scarlatina (duration unknown) ;in , r a good race in by a a engt . e t , s imperial, which sold thus :-5 at le, 14s, Mr Fitch bricklayer, are also damaged by fire, water and oat 0/. Os Od. 1 • h h ' ' " In • c usion tat t e child had breathed, and that its death tnets. common with other officers, he was allowed • 1 , Poodle came again when just below the Stand, and was one of whom must retain most agreeable recollections of hospital 30 days." and hasty removal. No. 18, Rupert-street, Haymarket, was the result of strangulation. Upon being cross- certain travelling expenses an a,ccount of which it only beaten by a head for s d econ place. - their visit. The day was fine, and the first three hours In Bermondsey, at 1, Printer's-place, on llth July, x • el h rMr J d • ' - ' el - - ' b lon in to Mr e . g g .J. Farrell, 19, IVIr. J. Be,adon, (let se- EDINBTJRGH HAY AND STRAW MAR,KET of the day were spent in examining the state of the the son of a baker, aged one year, died of " rubeola, e amme , oweye ll , . . th ones a mitted that in some was his uty to submit to witness for ex.amination. n.ANDICAP of 5 h • • sovs. eac , with 25 a,dded. One mile. crops, and in testing the latest novelties in agricultural livid (3 days), pneumonia (4 days)." The medical at- d 1 ose where a woman was e- On a ato occasion witness detected an overchar e cases, and especm yin . , e out in tenements), and No. 20, the Three Tuns Tavern, '''' h t f M J h H d • • ll t e proper y o r. o n o ges licensed victua ea Ro ers's The •k Mr. g Blac Swan, 3 yrs 7st 91b JULY 19. . istance it fre uently ha ened in defendant a account and ~ Th i s is livered without any ass , . q pp . . , warned him not to repeat There was a large supply of straw of all descriptions in S ' . Ste gles) 1 • lements. What - ever may be the effect of a very un- tendant of this ease adds on his certificate :- imp that strangulation took place accidentally. The story a similar attempt to obtain more than he was en- are also more or less damaged ' by fire, water, and Mr. E. Batson's Cock Ph ( g SI tho market. The prices were as follow :- propitious season elsewhere, at Tiptree it has done no the second child of the same family within six weeks ; T • • easant, 3 yrs, Bst i ) 2 told b the risoner herself was, that in consequence of titled to. On Monday, however, witness found the de- breakage. he ongm of the misfortune is enveloped in Mr. Ta,bberer's Cavan, 4 yrs, 7st 101 b . 3' Oat straw from 5s Od to Gs 9d per kemple of 16 stones harm there ; and while the agriculturists there seemed there is always a most abominable stench in this house 3', P • (E. Sharp) 3 t . d b dd 1 her falling over a washing tub, labour ha een su en y fendant's accounts inaccurate in several instances, and obscurity at present. ron , wheat' do., 5s Od to 68 Od a barley do. 4s6cl. to 5s Od. to be generally of opinion that the harvest would be arising. from a drain." Mr. Mundy's The Hero (h b), aged, 8 t 21b(W k fi ld 4 sae e ) brought On. and that she became insensible, and when consequently intimated his intention to report him to A short time before the above outbreak took place , . Hay from 10d. to 12d per stone. ' short and late, not a grumble about the weather fell In Hoxton Old Town, at 9, Avebury-street, on 12th E Th B 1 ettmg- ven on e ack Swa.n •7to 2 each agst h to herself hfo nd the child lyine b her side th • • another fire happened on the premises of Mr. Coon a ' s e came . .s C 11 e commissioners, He (Inspector Reason) accordingly ' el. ' The Hero and Cock Pheasant W 'b - from their host's lips. He has this year very excellent July, the son of an engineer; aged 5 years, died of ''' d y b h d • . on y three-quarters dead. She likewise said that her husband ha e ave did so yesterday morning (Wednesday) and Caetain carpenter and builder, No. 111, Stanhope-street, Re- DALKEITH MEAL MARKET-juev 18 wheat, and in other respects the produce of his farm " diarrhcea." Mr. Pearce, the registrar, was told by . dth Idid II - - ' -' " t' P k It d • f k 1 fof a length. Three lengths between the second and There • . ery ill to her, and that he had declare ec i was ay ordered the defendant to be suspended. Witness gen s .ar . commence in a range o wor s lops o . wet° in the market to-day 51 bags oat promises a good average ; but the two points on which informant of the death that offensive smells had existed t • comederabl •t t dtth t• fth d• 1 e ex en ,an a e ime o e iscovery e „ , third. • f b 1 1 d - - meal, 0 v ot hi d ther fore he sho Id aot em loy any one to I d f n.s, ah e . u p saw tre e endant shortly afterwards, and told him - o ar eymea ,anoo of pot-barley. Sales were dull. J.ne oWEEPSTAKES of 10 sovs. each 5 ft f his management shows strongest and to the best ad- in this house for some time past, caused hy imperfect egintained a va.st quantity of work partially finished. , ,pr three- Oatmeal ls 6d te 2s per bag dearer than last week o a,ssist her in her delivery. what had taken place. He said nothing in reply, and n the lds 3 subs, did not roduce a race vantage are his clover and his rye grass. These bearun- drainage, but that the defect had been remedied. ord Chief Baron expressed an opinion at the The L i witness walked int e comm n-lo 'n -house offic oth o dgi g e, The engines from the Albany-street barracks, several of Yr'n i 1) • first and second qualities, and lowest 3s per bag up. mistakeable testimony to the value of the new system of The following additional cases are selected from the th ft h ' L• d b • d h el d the o.n on riga e, and that of t e West ofEn,, an office, Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs First. Second. Third. close of the case for the prosecution, at aer t e 1, Palace-yard. He was waiting there when he saw the INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. liquid manure irrigation which Mr. Mechi has adopted, returns :-At 19, Huntworth-mews, Dorset-square, on . . h f d imperial arge o mur er could not be defenda,nt mat immedi were remarkably early in arrivin and plenty of water medical evidence, the c . , er the room, and ately afterwards . 1 • , gi , .• • GOODWOOD-Lese DAY. and in the details of which he has carried out many 13th July, a porter, 44 years, died of " traumatic tete- Barley meal, per ditto aintained, and the only question for the jury would be he Ins ector 1 aving being procured from the fire-plugs in the vicinity, ( p Reason) received a blow on the forehead, . , . . . valuable improvements. The clover is a second crop, and nus from having run a splinter under the nail of 11 - '1 fth ff f WEIGHTS for the CHESTERFIELD CUP. Peasemeal, per ditto 'Boner was gm ty o e o ence o con- which had. th the engines weye set to work ; but, in spite of the exertions w e hether tho e effect of stunning him. Flour, per ditto the rye grass a third, and both are exceedingly luxuriant. his middle finger while washing a cart on sth July Pri h of the child b tl b •e th y secre y uryin e e of all present, they were unable to get the mastery Yrs st lb Yrs st lb --s Od -s Ocl -a ( I • It may therefore be regarded as the chief feature of the (4 days.)." On the 27th June, in a sewer, Holywell- c aling the birt Inspector Humphreys stated that he was standing in Pot b 1 - ar ey, per ditto dead bod the office at the time, with Inspector Reason, whose over the flames, until the workshops of Mr. Cooper were Longbow present gathering at Tiptree that it furnishes within street, St. Clement Danes, an excavator, 36 years, Mr WOoll. tt •d h saa e should not attempt to struggle b e t d 1 door He saw the defendant ace was owar s tre • levelled with the ground, the stock in trade therein con- Ariosto - COAL MARKET-jmx 20. easy reach of the metropolis, a remarkable condrmation was " was accidentally suffocated by earth tfalline on . ' e • • f l• th lerth th • t sumed, and the workmen's tools destroyed. Mr. Cooper Robbie Noble ... 4 810 Hunca, Munca t a conviction or concea mg e 1 , e jury con- enter the roo wa,s goin to s eak o rn, and thought he g p Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the large results which have been already obtained him." At 1, Cleveland-street, St. Pancras on llth fuly. a g ain ' 1 rfall • d Th • f M B D • 1 O'R k 4 8 6 S d D hill 3 612 of the market :- seq d d• t b la• hth • ted h uently returne a ver ic yw lc ey convic t e Mr. Reason, but instead of that the defendant drew a was on ypa 1 y insure . e premises o r. otts, ame our e t now en un s. d. in Scotland from liquefying the manure of the farm, a painter, aged 56 years, died of " Chronic inflam dairyman, in Augusta-street, and Mr. Saunders, carpen- Knight ofthe Shire 4 8 4 Abdallah .soner of that offence. truncheon from under his . coat and struck the Inspector Hasting's Hartleyismall..l3 6 Cassop ConVeyin,g it through iron pipes to every part of the land, mation of the stomach and liver, and hypertrophy of the Pri Mr. Woollett urged on behalf of the prisoner that t N 2• th t t h 1 t• d t LIU H er, o. in e same s ree , aye aso sus eine ma e- i e arry 4 8 2 Lambay 3 611 1s 0 the blood to flow a violent blow in the fac% e calising , . Wallsend, Ite• South Hartlepool and by gutta percha, tubing attached to hydrants, distri- heart (10 months) ; repeated attacks of colica pietonum there were good grounds for supposing that she had re- fII "nsensible and the de copiously. Mr. Reason ~ i , 1 d bfi t & Th • • f th• fi F t• na amage y re, wa ea c, e origin o is re, ran ic 48 1 Lord-Lieutenant 36 11 Hetton lB 6 Tees lB 6 buting it liberally either upon the fellows or upon the (several years)." In St. George's Hospital, on Bth July, ceived very bad usage at the hands of her husband. It fendant renewed the attack in a cowardly manner but rk th el• • known. The police of the Gossamer i e e prece mg one, is un 5 8 0 Greyleg growing crops. Such a system not only saves the heavy a carman, 26 years, " abscess in the cellular tissue of was also clear that he must have been aware of the birth ' • ' S cl . • ion under Mr. Superintendent Fergusson, ren- Pelion 'them and another officer succeeded in wresting the MS , expense of cartage, but presents the plants with their great toe (3 weeks), pymenia (2 weeks), secondary depo oi the child, and it was very possible that to a certain wl d • h•ch h ed . dered essential aid to the firemen by keeping the great Indian Warrior... 47 12 The Friar truncheon from his hand, unng w i e attempte to 12. natural food in the most convenient, direct, and effective sits in lungs, kidneys, &c."-Post mort. In the 8.0 - extent what the prisoner had done was und la . er is co- strike them also. The defendant said, " I have had my d f s ectators mit of danger. CrOW 0 p Father Thames... 6 7 11 King Pepin .. ... 4 6 9 ~ ....-.........-e.ea--„,.--____, form. It is a great step in advance ; and, being no born district, at 24, Mount-pleasant, on 13th July, the ercion. ve justice. Do what ou like - Lambton longer an experiment, but fairly adopted by the most son of a traveller, aged 5 years, " acute synovitis of the The Lord Chief Baron, in passing sentence, said he revenge, and shall ha y with me." Bardolph enterprising farmers, is paving the way for the introduc• left knee (3 days)." At 29, Warner-street, Kent-road, believed this was the only case within h . • ' is experience in Kirby 3 A division, deposed that a few minutes before STA T E OF TRADE. Zephyr tion of that larger and still more important change, by on 13th July, the daughter of a coachmaker, aged 9 which a married woman had been convicted of an the occurrence the defendant came to him in Scotland- Rattle 3 7 6 Golden Plover ... 3 6 4 sTOCK Exc LIVERPOOL, JULY 20. • Poodle which the sewage of the towns will be made to fertilize months, "diphtheritis (one month)." A girl of 5 years offence of this descri t . d ' " • p ion, an taking in t o consideration yard and said, " Kirby, lend me your staff, for I have proved. to-day and closed fi 1 t d rrn y a an a vance of yester the country, and, instead of breeding fever and pesti- died of eczema. Three males and three females of psoas that she had b al d een rea y four months in prison and left mine at home, and my coat doesint heng well with- (Prom the Manchester Guardian of yes,:erday.) Pharos - • lence, will help to increase the supply of food for the abscess. Two men 9f cirrhosis. One death is attri- the conduct of the h • ' usband in the transaction be felt ; out one." Witness lent him his truncheon, and the one Nabob ad, 221; Easteni Counties, 12 15-16 ; Lancashire and people. The next important point of any novelty buted to intemperance, besides another in which suicide himself *ustified in • • MANCHESTER, July le.-There is nothing in the Arne- Gossip um a lenient sentence which was 3 5 12 Yorkshire, 77e 4 ; Leeds Northern, 15 ; Lend brought forward yesterday was the trial of Samuelson's was committed in a, state of mind produced by the same th th j h Id b P g, , - now produced (with which the assault was committed) ase s ou e further inaprisoned for one week. rican advices respecting cotton to stimulate prices on Nutpecker 3 7 2 Nerve, on and 3 5 9 North-Western, 1 - 15/ ; Manchester, Sheffield a d Lin 1 digging machine. We had a better opportunity of ex- habit. was the same. this side ; neither is there anything to diminish the pre- WEIGHTS for the NURSERY STAKIS, for two-yr-olds. 293 ; Midland, 71.1 B ; South-Eastern. and Do've l i! co n, , 218 i. amining this new implement at Tiptree than at Glocester, Last week the births of 716 boys and 651 girls, in all CHARGE OF MURDER. Mr. C. S. Watkins, the house surgeon of Charing sent tendenc t 1 k f t . dfi ss of value. y 000 or a con inue rmne St. lb. St. lb. -- and the result confirms the favourable opinion we then 1,367 children, were registered in London. In the eight Sarah Smith, 43, was indicted for the wilful murder cross Efospital, deposed to having dressed a, severe lace- The tone of confidence however, in which Lord Claren- Wild Hunts n 8 9 Joan of Arc 7 3 STOCK Exc MA.NCHESTER, JULY 20. HANGE.-The marl( th. b as een much firmer, formed of it. It is rather too much for horse power within corresponding weeks of the years 1845-52, the average of Stephen Smith. rated wound over Inspector Reason's left eye, caused don last nieht expressed his belief that the Russo-Turk- Woodcote 8 7 Winkfield 7 3 and in some cases has advanced e any moderate limits but the manner in which it raises number was 1,289. Mr. Horne and Mr. Attree conducted the prosecu- by a severe blow. It had deprived him of his sight, ish auestio% would be settled without a resort to war, n B "bery 8 6 Beauty 7 2 limited. Leeds Stock, 77e • Midi , but the business has been and pulverizes the "laud, amd the depth to which it is At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height tion ; Mr. Hurst defended the prisoner. aud witness considered it probable that he might not . s . • nas exercised a, slightly favourable influence upon Ivan 8 5 Epaminondas. - Dovers ,la , - Qrs ,9i ' Ke' d 1 'W n ' ; n a and 1 - capable of acting, encourage us to hope that the time is of the barometer in the week was 29.598 in. The read- It appeared that the deceased was a shoemaker, and recover the use of that eye. both the Liverpool and Manchester markets. We have Queen's Own 8 5 Cyrus 7 0 dermere, 15 ; Caledonians, 34e • not far distant when we shall have that most desirable and ing of the barometer increased from 29-81 in. at the be- the prisoner was his wife, and th e y occu pi e d a small The defendant, who had elicited, in cross-examination, had a more cheerful day than for some time back, with - • Vignette 8 5 The Uncleared 7 0 - valuable of all implements, and which has been so long ginning of the week to 29.90 in. by eh. a.m. on the room in a place called Harrow's Mews, st • L e o nar d' s . that Inspector Reason had lately befriended him, by re- quiry, an , o some ex en , usiness an increase of in • d t ttof b • eistolfo 713 Spicey 612 LEEDS, JULY 20. eought for-a, steam-di g : g in g machine doing the work of 12th ; decreased to 29.16 in. by noon on the 14th ; and The evidence went to show that they were both given commending him, with others, as deserving of an inerea,se also. The Germans have ventured to do rather more in - Jack Frost 7 9 Basquine 612 STOCK EXCHANGE.- In the present state of the w ar unskilled agricultural labonr, and relieving our peasa.ntry increased to 29.49 in. by the end of the week. The te drink, and that they frequently qu arre ll e d. O n th e of salary, stated that the reason he had assaulted the in- yarns ; but the home buyers continue to be the prin- Reel colt from the bondage of toil, the conditions of which are corn- mean temperature of the week was 531 deg., which was evening of the 17th of May, which was Whit-Taesday, spector was, that he was not likely to get justice in any . al operators. The general tendency in prices is there- cby J h 'G t o n o aun , Sister to Filius 6 10 buyers and sellers cannot meet as to prices. In this state Patible with the grossest ignorance. The same influences 3-3 deg lowe r th an th e average of the same week in 33 they were together at the Quee n Ad e l a ide pebli c .h ouse other way. He was the only Irishman among the lot f elP still to harden . and some kinds are quoted rather - of perplexity not a single transaction marked on the b oa rd which are Pressing upon the attention of the farmer years. 'The mean d a ily temperature was below the ave. at Hastings, and left about eleven o' c l oc k a t n i g ht, an d of them, and the fact was that they did not like him to hoire h ;1 t k A d d gher than tey were as wee . s regar s goo s, we out Of Valeutinia... 7 7 Margaretta, Student 7 6 Vingt-un 6 7 tle • is morning, the few private transactions being d on e at 6 7 yesterday's quotations. the importance of a good reaping machine, are also now rage on every d a y o f th e wee k except Monday and Tues- at this time they appeared t o b e on f r i en dly t erm s, have a share of the public plunder. . may state that there has been a more general inquiry than clio 7 6 The Brigadier 6 7 urging him to consider how he can secure deep disinte- day ;it was more than 6 deg. b e low th e a ve rage en th e but were both to some extent in liqueur. On the fol.. Mr. Henry committed him for trial. have had for the last three or four weeks. For some Royalist 7 6 Adelaide G 7 BIRMINGHAM, JULY 20. gration of the soil by more effectual means than the last three clays. The highest t e mperature occurre d on lowing morning about one o'clock a lodger in the During the day there were two or three applications , w o e . I ts tl re is a stead demand and a large re . igni , ua , r , c. . Village Lass ...... .... 7 5 Remorse 67 ' STOCK EXCIIANGE.-Buyers 1 k h•l t • d • plough, and yet witbout recourse to the spade. Mr. Tuesday, an d was 75.3 d eg . ; th e l owes t on Monday, and house name Cook was awo k e by th' e p r i soner w h o to Mr. Henry to settle cab disputes, but in each case the - 'e th h td y Prices 'are well su - oo on w 1 s prices ally businessis r, oing in e ome ra e. Lady Audrey 7 4 Lady Bird 6 6 advance ; every one professes belief in tl Samuelson's invention, in its present form, can only be was 50•4 deg. The greatest difference between the d ew begged her, for God's sake, to get uP, as she said :he had hirer was found to be wrong in his estimate of the dis orted. The departments that must be exce d f P pte rom Calliope 7 4 Vixen le preservatio n a 6 5 peace, but few aro disposed to operate till snore is k n regarded as an improved grubber, but it suggests the point temperature and air temperature was 161 deg., stabbed " Steeve," meaning her husband. Mrs. Cook tance, or at least declined to undergo the ordeal of Inca; fhis favourable statement aro those of yarns and goods Kennyside Hero 7 4 Health 6 5 London and North Western eighths Nv d • ewe. practicability of what is so ardently sought, and in that and occurred on Tuesday ; the least, 2.3 deg., on Wed- immediately got up and went i n t o th e p r i soner ' s room , surement ; and consequently had to pay the additional particularly adapted for India and China. These articles Naomi 7 4 Bonnie B . atm. . 6 4 market to-day at 6s. 3d. prem. ere one in thio point of view possesses an interest much beyond its ac- nesday ; the mean difference in the week was 8•6 deg. where she saw the decea,sed man sitting i n a c h a i r , w ith charges for tirne. are certainly nut improved by the accounts which have Cable 7 4 Jovial 6 3 .....,................................,..„ tual and proved merits. In the management of his stock The wind blew from the south-west. The week has been a wound in his breast, from which the blood was flow- come to hand this week ; but no offers are made which SEABOI?NE MA __, t :ter. Mechi has made some advances upon the practice of remarkable for rain • the quantity measured in inches ing. Ile was alive, but unable to speak, and he was MARLBOROUGH-STREET. - John Porter, an can test prices, and the quotations, therefore, are the IL'S. former years. By a coating of limewash he has got rid that fell on Wednesday was 10, on Thursday 2 - 63, on holding an apron to his breast, while the prisoner was elderly man, who for 30 years has been a confidential same as those of last week. RACING FIXTURES FOR 1853. (N signifles that the mails are se e-----•--_____ of the swarms of flies that used to torment his cattle, Friday '2B, on Saturday 'l3; the total amount of the walking about the room crying. Mrs. Cook, seeing servant in the employ of 31r. Murray, the bookseller, of ._ HOCEIDALE July 18.-To.day has been the quietest The figures within parenthesis denote the number of by the night-a nd 31 bY the mornin g --dispatch.) nt from the General Post , oillee and the same simple expedient tends to keep his feeding- week 3'14. the state of the deceased, went out to fetch Mr. Gardner, Albemarle-street, was placed at the bar before Mr. Bing- , . V f • h market we have had this year. ery ew pieces ave day's racing. ' eheds cool and sweet. His tank regularly every morning a surgeon, and upon their returning together to the ham, charged with stealing several books, the property been sold, but prices have undergone little or no change. COUNTRIES. Day when mad JULY. in Genera po e st u ! From what when ciraws off the accumulation of the manure durieg the pre- MORTALITY IN THE METROPOLIS. room they found the prisoner still there crying ; and of his employer. In wool there has been very little doing ; the manufac- , due In Office, London.* Disg r e t hed. E ng land. vious day, which are washed into it and liquefied. He NuMB"R OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGISTERED upon her seeing Mr. Gardner she exclaimed that she Thomas Sedgewick stated that he resided at 17, ill' a t urchase exce t for immediate turers appear unw in, o p p Stourbridge (2) 18 Nottingham (2) 21 - --- Arnerica(byßrit.paelr)N Every Friday . ----- ------ now keeps upon the produce of the 170 acres, of which IN THE WEEK ENDING SATURD.47.7, JULY 16. had stabbed the deceased with a knife used by him in Holies-street, Clare-market, and in consequence of a Stamford (2) 1S Goodwood (4) 26 ~ America (by 'United Sts. ••• Liverpool ... Each Mon. use. his farm consists, 36e s'neep and 40 bullocks. He has also • • his trade, which she had thrown out of the window ; communication he had with the police, he asked the pri- Whitehaven (2) 19 Wenlock 2 i packet) ~........N July 26 .......„ 1,1 Zymotie Disea,ses verPool ... Aug. 3 about 160 pigs, which, however, are fattened off with Di • and upon a search being ma,de the knife was found in Boner to get him two books, and gave him the names on 20 j America (by U. States Il • th •arehouses, is still exceedingly limited, Knutsford (2) seases of Uncertain Seat purchased food. His stock is not so large as perhaps it the yard of the house covered with blood. The unfor. the paper produced. On Saturday, prisoner brought AUGUST. p ac k e t) ..........N Aug. 3 ..•• .• .... southampto n July 27 Tubercular Diseases as, in consequenhe of the unsettled state of our foreig Australia (via South might be ; the open hoards upon which the cattle stand tunate deceased was found to have been stabbed com. him " C g , olerid e's Table Talk " and witness asked him Diseases of the Brain. Nerves, and Senses 9l i here is scarcely any disposition to enter into Ripon (2) relat ons, t 1 Canterbury lB ampton) ..........M Sept. 4 .... • • .... Southampton Aug. 4 are set rather too far apart fur their comfart • and there „ pletely through the heart, and he died a minute or how mu . . ch it was The witness replied 2s 6d or 3s Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels - ' • ' acrements either for wools yarns, or pieces. Newton Abbot (2) 1 Tonbridge (1) eg Ditto (via Marseilles) li Sept. 8 are other criticisms to which this part of h'is manage. Diseases of th L d tit 0 e ungs a,n oer rgans of " two after the arrival of the surg,eon. While Mr. Gard- and witness crave him 2s. 6d. Yesterday morning he an)" en g ~, ' ' • B• h (2) 18.-The reduction of 20s. per rig ton 3 Radcliffe (3) 20 Ditto (via Cape of Good ment is subject ; but it must not be forgotten that he is ner was examining the deceased the prisoner appeared went to Mr.'Murray's. in Albemarle-street, and there BIRMINGHAM, July e e Hope) ............N August 4 ........ London ..... Uncertain- Respiration B7 oluti of the •i Airdrie (2) 4 Egham (2) z 3 Africa (West Coast) ..N 23rd of the month. Plymouth .. July 28 oely in the tecond year of the new system of irrigation, Diseases of the St IL . - d 1 0 ' omac 1, it er, an ot ier rgans to be very excited, and said that she and her husband sa,w the prisoner, who gave him the " Quarterly Re- ton, declared. by the last res on . iron Ed 2) no means satisfied the cravings of fewer° ( 4 Liverpool Hunt Cup (2)..24 Alexandria.... • ..... NB, 9, 24, &30 of sn. Dover .....'. July 29 that his whole plane are altered by it, and that lie as- of Digestion 1 meetings just Brighton Club (1) 5 Derby (2) 25 Alexandria .... .... .31 4th & 20th of mon. Southampton July 21 pires to be an experimenter as well as a practical farmer. Diseases of the Kidneys, &c. .... 16 e c- ouse to go home she gave her husband the slip, • . „,.. • . asked prisoner if he was satisfied with that amount and cheap customers. During the quartet y . . ' Idd th sa,me feeling of dissatisfaction has still Wolverhampton (3) 8 Hereford (2) ~,, Bahamas ...........51 2nd of the month South ~u Heigh= ...... •.•• • .N Daily.... ampton Aug. 1 ........ Dover ...... Dm iy - Without some thint;s that are apparently wild and Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus &c. hl Icl . of orders--the same Yarmouth (2) e . 9 Eccles (3) 29 Brazil ........ • .....114 9th of the mouth.. Southampton Au 16 extravagant, Tiptree would soon subside into the hum- her for leaving him, and in the course of the altercation handed the books to Taylor, the detective officer. The prevailed-the same wit io ing Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles drum routine of ordinary cultivation, and its owner set- Diseases of the Skin, &c. that took place between them afterwards sh thr at d books produced are the same he received from the pri- damouringforfurtherconcession, a t sain . e nc ion e e ene h ly of urgent necessities. Manu North Staffordshire (2). .10 Chelmsford (2) ee Cape of Good Hope ..N 14th of the month Plymouth .. July 26 , ou Cape of Good Hope ..N tie down into a fat stolid man in gaiters, without any- Malformations . 1 him with e ome violence, upon which he opened his shirt Boner. of purchases to t e supp , nymouth .. len th learnt that a York (3) 17 Cape de Verds ......N 14th of the month. Plymouth .. Jul 26 fa,cturere have, however, at g y ~ thing mercurial in his temper or venturesome in his ideas. Premature Birth and D ' •li eoi ity e , and said, "Do it," or words to that effect, and she im. Charles Payne, clerk to Mr. Murray, ,deposed that Ceylon (see India) " - cl . t I • f continued reductions, while they are unable SEPTEMBER. It would be almost a public loss were the place or its Atrophy h t t dti Ceylon ..............N 14th of the montb Plymouth .. July 26 Lincoln (2) 1 Bedford (2) 2O Channel Isles ........N Mort ~Wed.,& ki'rld. Southampton,Tu.Th. sat owner to become entirely shaped to the true a,gricultu- Old Age . 3it breast. It appeared that the prisoner had never at. from sus picion he had o f th e prison er , he marked the te obtain any advantage in t e cos o pro uc on 35 's rather a dangerous game , Chili.... "°. Warwick (2) 6 Leicester (2) 'Aug. 1 " 2i china (see India) ral fashion. The spirit which draws such a character Sudden tempted to deny that she had caused the death of her two books produced. On Friday he marked 13 copies or increase of demand, i 4 t I_, A -1 4- •• • and as the large martin between .13 Lanark (2) .22 Constantinople ......N 7,8,17,24,&27 of m, Dover ...... July 20 from his shop in Leadenhall-street to improve the aggi- Violence, Privation Col d, and Intemperance , ius.anu, anu on her being taken to th e p o li ce s t a ti on , of " Coleridge's Table Talk," and left them safe in the to carry too ..a. ~ , '' . b Doncaster (4) 22 i • underst q Hers' uotations has been culture of his country is more creditable to him than the c • ' auses not specified it as to be more than covered cont. of Europe M& N Twice daily . . Dover ...... Twicedatif ambitions of many people whom society places far higher i knife to him, but this time I meant it." the lot. On Monday he marked 38 copies of the " Quer- reduced to such an extel, Bridgwater (1) 12 Newmarket F. 0. (3)...27 a stand has been made Egypt (see India) up in her ranks. Mr. Mechi, if he never produces a - Mr. Hurst addressed the jury for the prisone r , urg i ng terly Review," and when he went to business on Tues- hy the difference in qualitie ' Dover . 15 Walsall. (2) DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES ' 004 0 Wednesday, at Wol- 28 France ........ M& N Twice daily ...... Dover ...... ITwicedaill favourable balance-sheet, has done great service to the that under the circumstances of excitement and li quor day morning he missed one of them, The price of Cole- and further giving way refused, - n tt Pontefract (2) l9 Northallerton (2) 29 Gibraltar ...... ....M 4,7, 17, 20, 27 of m. Southampton 'July 26 cause which he has striven so vigorously tr. promote. Population Deaths in cone- Deaths in which th • e prisoner was at the time of the melan c h o ly ridee is 65., and the Quarterly 6s. also, The trade price verhampton, there was a numerous e . ,tendance, and the Greece (see India) Enumerated. spending week in the q. atisfa,cto NOVEMBER. Greytown ..........M 2nd & 17th of mon. SouthamptonlAn?. 1 Ile has, in very difficult eiremnstances, and with unvary- 1851. of 1852. Week • occurrence, they would be justified in taking a merciful of Coleridge is 4s. Gd., and the Quarterly 4s, 7d., which settlement of accounts appeared vela s • 1 7 - ~... ,„, iv the un- w orcester (e) ing good humour, been a chief connecting link between 'West Districts - little beyond was attempted. On Thurso:ti e i v fr E om psom Autumn (2) 3 Shrewsbury (2) , , Havannah .. .... 51 2nd of the month Southampton Aug. 1 the practice and the theory of farming. Claiming, North Dietricts 490,396 - Co ge unt a wbrid H (°) 9 Aber 'h ( L ystwit 3) ast week .0 Holland ............m Wednesday & Sat. London ... • . Mon• Thur Honduras •.........M 17th of the month. Southampton Aug. 16 and even insisting to be recognised as practical, he still Central Districts India (viaSouthampt.)M 4th & 20th of mon. SouthamptonlJuly 21 inclined his ear to the epeculative,-some said the East Districts - India (via Maracillcs)M Bth&24tit of month Dover ...... visionary. When evente Intd opened a cha,sm between South Districts SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. lonian Isles (see India) the two, he adventurously and good-humouredly She was sent ence d t o b e t ransporte d f or ten . v . man was p/ ace d at the felon's bar on a charg of obtain- determination to adhere firmly to present prices became Ireland ....,....M & N Twice daily ...... Holyhead .. Twicedailf ------- - - - ears. ' ' -e d t d dat once reduced a, favourable • Lisbon ...... .... .... 31 7,9, 17, &28of m. Southampt on jo y , 26 helped to spau it, and now he is doing all in his power Totals CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY 20. Madeira ............M 9th of the month Southampton;Au g . 16 by these annual gatherings to cement the union so ds considerably more business was done, effect. Afterwar . N 23rd of the month Plymouth .. iJuiy 28 Males John Broome surrendered to take his trial upon an Cromorne Gardens, a cheque for twenty pounds and five ENTER= INWARDS. - Lord Petre, from Colombo ; ti t !ir,'",_•:;;,: i i;; •• •• effected. The names of the people he invites to Tiptree . 457 ll btt f li and on Friday and Saturday a, sti eer ee no was Females 447 indictment for misdemeanour, in having defrauded Wm. shillings in silver, by fake pretences. - - Malcolm Brown, Patras t_Hendrik Hudson, New York ; et rei i : kbee i" .. N 717192 „ , 8, 30 ofm. Dover ......1 1 July 16 sufficiently indicate this motive, for there we found yes- • evidenced. In the pig trade a very wide di . fferench of Susan Ge • Gabriel New York • Fratelli Unite, Leg- idauritilis (see 11 • 1Clia) - Mr. Simpson deposed that on Thursday, the 14th in- , noa , , , h• 1 1 terday men eminent in a number of departments, kindred ----a Henry Hemp of a large sum of money, by cheating at er.rds. not more than t e equiva ent in qua ity. , , stant, the prisoner called at Cremorne Gardens, a nd price exists, hut . , _ • . r hone , Alamode, Havannah ; Sultana, Accra ; Agatha, Aram -eels ..........N 14th of the month Plymouth ..lJuly 26 more or less to the pursuits of agriculture, all brought BIRTHS IN THE WEEK. presented a note which purported to have been written Best . . Staffordshire and Shropshire pigs are bringing e/. Lisbon ; Elizabeth, New York ; Spey, Tarragona ; Caros, mexico ...... - pton ug. 1 Mr. Johnson a,nd Mr. Creas were counse . y 1 for the hile the inferior sorts are to be had at all St. John's New Bruns Naples ..... wick ; Boa, Oporto ; Johannes, thl s th-bthofinon. D vdr .. . ' into friendly communication with many of . the hest agri- Males 716 prosecution ; Mr. Parry and Mr. Sleigh appeared for by Mr. Brickhill, his printer, in Newington Butts, and Per ton , w 3/. It • atl to be re retted that such Constant' 'le Pearl, Cadiz ; Victoria, Tobago; Helen New Granada jay 22 . ..... .31 2d & 17th of month SoUtham * t • • mop e Now Zealand •• ••••• • • • BY private shi Vari u p on Aug ' 1 culturists not only in this country but from France and Females 651 the defendant. which appeared to be a request for five pounds or five Prices as low as .is gre y. h g fr th cl* IEU H 1 01 a), Jamaica. Papal States .... P• • 0 8 ports Uncertain America. The Earl of Harrowby, Lord Kinnah'el, and shillings-it was difficult to di hich es the writ- large quanties of cinder and rubbis y ore om oer is- anc ma (or een g scover w , i , T. DING -The Lionno Cle- Peninsula ..... •• •••` N it rth i a 25thofmon. Dover ...... July 22 - The facts of this ce ise having been so repeatedly before b • Cl . . troduced [into the composition of ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR ....OA . •••• . M 7 thl7th2Btltorm ' th ViscOUnt Ele ingion, fairiy represented a liberal-minded Total 1,367 the public, under the head of " The Brighton Card- ing was very indifferent. He handed the note to his tricts are now ein,, ii! •h h t . f r Havre ; Arethusa, San Francisco ; Lord P on. aou ampton July 26 landlo • e Staffordshire makes. The hig c erecter for- Men ille, 0 - eru •• •• •• •• •• •• ••141 id & 27th of Port N mon. Southampton Aug. I rd interest kvoura.ble to improvement. Viscounts _ . cheating Case," that it will be utterly unneces clerk, and believing that it had come from Mr. Brickhill, some of th . d • Petro, Mauritius ; Black River Packet, Melbourne and di . atal .. ~ „„ .. N 14th of the montb Plymouth .. i•Tuly 25 do Cou • • 1 __ea eery to en o ed b our iron is justly losing groun , and its rue, 3 . Barral, the Hou. Steph S l'sbu i en a 1 13, RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. repeat them on the present occasion. and having ascertained that there were two weeks' merly .1 y y, , Geelong ; Tropic, St. Thomas's. N sth 15th25thofmon, Dover ...... July 22 M. Go • i . Tusemy •.•" • • tworthmess is rapidly declining, so that unless our a k/LEA.RED OUTWARDS IVITH CARGO.-The Orion, tor ' -•• •••• • .N sthl • sth2sthofmon. Dover ......ijuly 22 urdier, Id. Allier 'tnd Pr f oN h e a o . ess r as ga,v The prosecutor Ramp was examined, but either from printing due to him, he desired his clerk to draw a trus , Venezuela ...„ .. o suitable idea. of the i ' ' ' • • • m re decided' discountenance such reams • Unidas Lisbon • Johanna ai ..d & 17th ofmonth Southampton Aug. 1 nierest with which foreign countries THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.-Traffic rot for want of rnemory, or some other cause, it was with cheque for 20L, and this he signed and crossed. On re- first-rate houses will o y . Copenhagen ; Does, Co , , , , Van Diemen'sL• •• ' " are watching our pro ess b 1 • very • s the advantage which has been hitherto Dantzic • Union, Antwerp ; Owen Glendower, Bombay ; a ustraig) awl (see science of agriculture.gr The ot lin the practice and the the week ending July 10, 1853 (283 miles) ii 16,250 911 great difficulty that any direct answer could be obtained ceiving the cheque, the prisoner said he thought there qualities of prg , . 1 b 1 t I • t • ' P t Phi' • Surprise, Gibraltar and Mar- West Indi -" .• ...... hi the market wil soon eos . n irons one, Seamanraus, or iip , es ........M 2d & 17th of month ,SouthamptOn!Aug. I fax, Colcheeter, and Brid mayors of Gloucester, Hali- Corresponding week last year (223/ miles) 10,644 9 6 from him ; and in answer to a question put by Mr. must have some mistake, as Mr. Brickhill told him that enjoyed 1 dco ls no orres onding reduction of price seines. gt,enorth were present to lend a T he was to go to Walham Green to get some money, and limestone, an a municipal sanction to the „LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY.-TraffiC re- Parry, he said that at the time when he was alleged to h:d P d for each continues so -• in farming. Then Mr. ictreoegress of enlightened opinion turn for the week ending July 17, 1853 .. ..,1:20,073 9 9 have been defrauded by Staden and James, who, it will if he did not succeed he was to call on him (Mr. Simp- has taken place, and t emad or t e er, a 11 f h Lett th t . LIVERPOOL, Juev 20. * When an of these dates fll on 4 d • 5" a a „Anday, the mails will be ispatched. on the following day, with the exception of the India (via 1 hi had inlet. . . . . son d rem e fiv sll nes far be ond the supply, especia y , Southam I , wick, Dr. Southwood Smith, a n d ied Mr. Chad- Corresponding week last year 18,264 70 be remembered, were convicted upon an indictment )an v ehh ea which he was to pay for Y • t d aeain sets in, which it The Endeavour has arrived at this port from Holyhead P-n), and the Malta, both of which will be dispatched the the General Board of II ltl the leading officers of a ~ which charged them with being concerned in the tran- two weeks ; and on this representation he gave the pri- when the winter country ra e e izleY Precedin g . ea I, tu shoN . • uHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAL-Traffic return lOT bout Michaelmas, there appears every rea- with a citego of palm oil from the wreck of the Matilda. --__. , the union of sanitary Worm a v his anxiety for section the n hillin f h• lly does a Boner five s gs rom is pocket, in addition to the usua . . the week ending July 17, 18.5.3 R 5,246 511 , defe dant was asleep on a sofa, and took no d th tha a reduction in The British Queen, hence to Alexandria, was spoken r , nd increa son to anticipate an a vance ra er n teteievnensetferre.]---Holloway•s Ointment and Pills With the same object the chief sed fertility. cona s p on di ng week last year 4,579 12 10 part in the proceeding, and he declared that he had cheque. 9 W with July 15, lat. 41 N., long. . local boards were also present. zembers of several always made the same statement with regard to him. Mr. Brickhill, printer, of Newington Butts, said the that article. The Constitution, of Ipswich, was spoken w ith July 15, certain and efficacious Remedies for the Cure of Wounds' , ker might be regarded on this °magi' Raymond Bar- Increase in 1853 e £666 13 1 The Chief Baron, after hearing this statement, ex - prisoner had been employed by him for some short time lat. 41 N., long. 9W. and Abscesses.-The following case has just been for of the Royal Agricultural Society, witr as the deputy ei vORK AND BANDON RAILWAY. Traffic return for the pressed his opinion that the jury could not be expected as a compositor, and denied having given him any AU- C. - oERIOUS EFFECTO -- fly THE FLO OD. -OXFORD, JULY The Duchess of Sutherland, for Sydney, was spoken warded to Professor Holloway for publication :-Mrse has so long been connected. sue. na which his name' week ending July 16, 185.3 £192 15 0 to convict a man of an offence who, it was represented, thority to call on Mr. Simpson for money. He also de -19.-The all f h c'herwell and also of the Isis with July 17, lat. 47 N., 1 e . one 8 W. Robert Harris ; of Staplehurst, Kent, some time since h mes as thos ey ote -i , ' Th J J hence to Malta was spoken with .1 - id le hich brou ht Mr. Samuel Gurney, Mr. Charles Knight A eof Corresponding week last year lBl 19 1 was fast asleep at the time it was supposed to have boen nied ha sing received either the cheque, the tickets for v i-• e. th e l a st few days, to the e enny ones, P -- ... -y• caught a severe co.-, w g-. on a lone an d pain has been much floodeu dilrins 17, lat. 47 N., long. 8 W. a Captiiin W. Peel, R.N., Mr. Waddington,'M ir• Bohn, • committed, and who took no part in it. the Licensed Victuallers' fete, or the note enclosed by • • -niers occupying the mea- ful illness. She was attended by several eminent medi nel Leslie, Captain Owen, R.A., Mr W •Pe Colo- WATERFORD ND KILKENNY RAILWA.Y -Traffic return very serious injury of the fate The Frank Johnston, Calcutta to New York, was spoken cal men Mr. Johnson said that after this intinaation from his Mr. Simpson. q da the rain fell in with little or no benefit, and ultimatel ab y an for the week A. • . with May 27, lat. 18 S., long. 3 E. • arren De ending July 16 (29 miles) I:151 5 1 dows adjoining. Yesterday and e tin td Y i e cl . 1 SCO3S formed under the chin. All th :Mr. Fuller, and Mr. Bird, may appear somewha larlie' Corresponding week last year (13 miles) 66 0 7 lordship he should not proceed further with the case, Prisoner was remanded. xcee ing y e usual remedies Oxford and the adjacent neighbourhoe. The Mehemet Ali, London to Ceylon, was spoken with • •I d t •ve her the sli h t out o n il the floods having fa' e o m g test relief, she deter place on such an occasion ; but when it is rememb f The jury then, under his lordship's direction, returned • heavy showers, very considerably adding e. June 11, lat. 6 N., long. 21 W. how widely-spread the taste for rural pursuits in ered THE PACIFIC MAILS.- Accordin h a verdict of not guilty, and the defendant was ordered "tanks of mined on using Holloway's Ointment and Pills, and this gto t e present ar- NUMB DERBYSHIRE ELECTION. already on these low-lying districts. On the .. _ , The Marion, of Belfast, was spoken with June 18, off to be discharged. these surprisin,g medicines t• en irely cured the abscess, coUntry, it cannot be considered inappropriat e that ite r rangements of the Australasian and Pacific Steam-packet • the Cherwell hundreds of tons of hay have been sv, e . r ) the Cape of Good Hope, with loss of rudder. d restored her to better h lth th h Mechi should have included them in his list of i nv i te e Company, which is about to run powerful steamers on This concluded the business of the assizes. The polling for the nor thern division of the county of away by the sudden swelling of the water. In the im- . , an The John, of Newfoundland, from hence, was spoken • d-Sld b ea an 8 e ever tions. Besides, he took care to have present a number the Pacific, in connection with the Royal Mail Steam- hat w eth July 4 lat 43 long 46 Derby was opened at Blakewell on Tuesday morning mediate neighbourhood of this city great damage - i • i . , before enjoye . o y all druggists, and at Profes lloway's Establi of our most enterprising farmers, breeders of stock, and packet Company, those steamers will touch at Auckland, SOUTH WALES CERCUIT.--C ARDIFF, JULY 18, last, and a ver irited contest was carried on during been done. One farmer Mr Greaves, of Elsfield, has The New York, hence to New York, lat. 47, long. 27. sor no shment, 244, Strand, London. y sp . implefeent-makers. Among these we may mention the ti in New Zealand, on their outward voyages, and pass William Price, surgeon, was arraigned upon a charge the day. The f o ll ow i ng are th e t o t a l num b ers a t th e close lost the whole of the prOduce of 14 acres of land ; while -- a-a--- . names of Mr. Jonas Webb, Mr. Fisher Hobbs, and Mr, t 'rough Cook's Strait's, touching at Nelson or Welline of having committed wilful perjury in testimony which of the first day's polling ;-- Mr. Saunders of Water Eaton, Mr. Chillingworth, of VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. BIRTHS. Garrett. Last, but not least among the guests, vvas onFoEn their homeward voyages. '''.. he gave on the trial of a cause Millward v. Millward and Thornhill 1,647 Marston, and ' others, of Water Eaton, ha ve suffered The Duke of Wellington, Quebec to Liverpool, June 13, lat. 45 N.l - - one 51 W OP A SON. On the 17th inst., at Mai& • 1 Professor Way, whose recent researches ill agricultural for hsarldrYAL or THE THREE CHOIRS.-The arrangements another, in the County Court of Glamorganshire at Evans 1,138 considerable loss. Sing's Weir, on the Cherwell, and -hil West, the wife of Lieut. The C '''' • " orea. Liverpool to New England, May 28, lat. 49 Colonel Stopford, C,B h , chemistry have attracted each great and deserved atten- in t ' -. moment. , ghe leOth meeting of the Three Choirs of Cardiff. Majority, Thornhill •--509 within half a mile of Oxford, was on Sunday and yes- eer Majesty s 64th Regiment. N. lon 20 W. t On the 17th inst ,at Roy *-- d tion. When the survey of his farm was over, Mr. '. l ", Here nducted The festival • ford, and Glocester, are now completed. Mr. Giffard and Mr. Rees co the prosecution • The polling was to be continued the following day t er d ay completely blocked up with an immense quan- Th 51: H enn ood New York to Melbourne, june 18, lab* Beldam, Esq. • - ' ston Harts, the wife of Edw • itlechi invited the large party which he had assembled 13th, 14th, al be held at the last named city on the Mr. Price defended himself, and was accommod a t e d (w ednesday), and the o ffi c i a l declaration given at Bake. tity of newly-cut hay, the growth of several. meadows 43 N. lon GO W' g• • OF A DAUGHTER. around him to a substantial and well-provided lunch eon of widows and , and 16th of September, for the benefit with a seet at the table, where his extraordinary costume well on Saturday next. between that weir and the village of Islip, so much so „ The Cuba, Swansea to Co •bo June 11, lat. 7N. e quun , mn the 18th inst., at Isleworth, the wife of F. H. /% 1• • set out in his barn, where, after the claims of their appe- named. Th e `Vialts of the clergy of the dioceses and appeara,nce attracted inuch attention. His silvery O w i ng t o th e num b er of votes polled for Mr. Thorn. th a t c oei th e occu pi er of the weir, thought it worte long. 21 W. Glossop, Esq. oratorios select N. long. 22 W. tites, sharpened fresh by air and exercise, had been delssohn's " EW a he ed for this festival are Men- beard flowed over his breast a considerable length ;he hill, Mr, E vans sen t the following note to Mr. Thorn. hi s w hil e t o em pl o y something like a dozen hands to The Brankenmoor (barque), June 11, lat 7 360 barrels oil. On the 19th in tth 0 f and , . s .. _ f , e wif of Richard Henry Witty, 0 appeased, toasts went round and speeches were made tion," and Handel's ii me ,:‘ ChliStUS," Hayden's'"Crea- was dressed in a round jacket ef light green, which, hill's committee :- get it out of the water. The blockade of the stream The Woodlark, Feb. 5, 9 months out, with out w'th HO Guildford chiming in well with the spirit of the gathering. The principal peformers en4all" and "Israel in Egypt.. tdgether wdth his . trowsers t was ~v andi. k ed dreund the " Committee-room, July 19, 1853. in illft 11111./. of the weir was so complete, that per- The Daniel Weesen. Feb. 13, 7 months , i - street, itussell-square. ... _ _ __ SEAMUS EMOTE, OF THE FLOOD.—OXFORD, JULY 19.—The valley of the ,Cherwell, and also of the Isis, has been much flooded during the last few days, to the very serious injury of the fatzuers occupying the mea dows adjoining. Yesterday and OundaY the rain fell Oxford and the adjacent neighbourho k ;: d x th e e e floods heavy showers, very considerably adding 4.. anks . of already on these low-lying di s t r i c ts. On the the Cherwell hundreds of tons of hay have been sv. e P t away by the sudden swelling of the water. In the im mediate neighbourhood of this city great damage has been done. One farmer, Mr. Greaves, of Elsfield, has lost the whole of the produce of 14 acres of land ; while Mr. Saunders, of Water Eaton, Mr. Chillingworth, of Marston, and others, of Water Eaton, have suffered considerable loss. King's Weir, on the Cherwell, and within half a mile of Oxford, was on Sunday and yes terday completely blocked up with an immense quan tity of newly-cut hay, the growth of several meadows between that weir and the village of Islip, so much so that Cox, the occupier of the weir, thought it worth his while to employ something like a dozen hands to get it out of the water. The blockade of the stream in the rear of the weir was so complete, that per sons could walk, without the slightest difficulty, on the top of it, right across the stream ; the embankment thus formed being, from the bottom of the river to the top, upwards of 8 feet. The quantity that Cox has already secured is something like 30 tons ; independ ently of this, an immense quantity has been washed over the banks of the Cherwell, and gone in other directions. We regret to say that the hay is not the only produce of the farmer that has suffered injury in this locality by the late heavy rains. The wheat, barley, and oat crops have been so knocked down that it is doubtful if they will again be able to stand erect. The potato disease has also unmistakeably made itR appearance. The large tract of land belonging to the freem en o f O x f ord, known as Port Meadow, and which at this season of the year is generally stocked with something like 600 head of cattle, is virtually covered with water. The reports from the various villages in this and the adjoining county , of Berks, through or near which brooks flow, are simi lar ; the meadows and fields are inundated, and the hay is swimming away. The weather to-day is. delightful; no rain has fallen here since 9 o'clock last evening, and, consequently, the floods are rapidly subsiding. MONEY-ORRZH OFFICE. —The profit on the Money order Office for the year ended the sth January, was 12,7201., from which was to be deducted 4091. Ice in Ireland, jpgin to pr.* 11, 66 b 4 THE PACIFIC MAILS.— According to the present ar rangements of the Australasian and Pacific Steam packet Company, which is about to run powerful steamers on the Pacific, in connection with the Royal Mail Steam packet Company, those steamers will touch at Auckland, rn_ N o e: th Z ei e r a h la o n m d e , weanrdtheir voyages.outward voyages, and pass Ino ugh Cook's St ra it' s, touc hi ng at N elson or Welling : YESTWAL OF THE THREE CHOIRS.—The arrangements for holding the 130th meeting of the Three Choirs of Worcester, Hereford, and Glocester, are now completed. The festival will eheld at the last named city on the 13th, 14th, 15th, and orphans 16th of Septemb er , f or th e b ene fi t of widows and of the cle rg y o f th e di oceses named. The oratorios slected for this festi va l are Men delssohn's " Elijah" and Crea tion," and Handers ~ me : Christus," Hayden's "Crea pefo,rmrneardsaemngagasedteare Madame Clara No vello,The principal e ey l3 , 34. ..1ak1 ir Miss Dolby, and siah" and "Israel in Egypt." Mrs. Weiss S m ig r. no H r . G B a kt r : Mrs. Lockey ; Mr. Lock doni, Signor Tagliafico,' and Herr Poarmmeoiesss: , andmen of the chief in grove leads the band, as usual strumentalists arc all the leading London concerts. As usual, th e organists ofoltlireatian-nd cathedrals have places of honour as s i gne d to them, Mr. ee Amott, of Glocester, being conductor ; M r . G. Town. shend Smith, of Hereford, organist ; and Mr. Done, f Worcester, pianist. The entire orchestra will comprke 300 performers. The festival will be held under the especial patronage of the Queen, the Duke of Beaufort being the President, and the following the vice-presi dents :--Earl Fitzhardinge, Earl Somers, Lord Lyttel ton, and the Bishops of Glocester and Bristol, Hereford, and Worcester. The stewards of the festival are Lord Leigh, the Mayor of Glocoster (Mr. Washbourn), the lion. Ashley Ponsonby, M.P., Sir W. Russell, Mr. R. N. Kifigscote, M.P., Mr. W. P. Price, M.P., Mr. J. 11. Mullings, M.P., Mr. G. H. Bengough, Mr. R. P. Davies, Mr. W. H. H. Hartley, Mr. C. J. Monck, Mr. B. Potter, Mr. J. Ford Sevier, Mr. T. Turner, and Mr. John_ Waddingham ; Revs. Sir J. H. C. Seymour, H. -,-,.. aS.e Atwood, F. T. J. Bayley, Dr. Classon, L. B. t-;1 tt rl ? . ic k, T. Evans, Canon Hutchinson, and IL Barrow Eyan z _ • VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. The Duke of Wellington, Quebec to Liverpool, June 13, ht. 45 N. long. 54 W. The Corea. Liverpool to New England, May 28, lat. 49 N. long. 20 W. The Ann Hood, Now York to Melbourne, 43 N. long. 60 W. lat. 7 N. The Cuba, Swanse a t o C o q u imbo, June 11, long. 21 W. June 18, lat. The Brankenmoor (barque), June 11, The Woodlark, months Feb. 5, 9 months out, wit The Daniel Watson, Feb. 13, 7lat.h73N6.olbonargr.e2L92 oil. out, with ICO barrels oil. The Lord Duncan, Nov. 26, 6 months out, with 15 barrels oil. The Condor, Sydney, The Eliza, London to Portlandew s ß ou a t y h , offA ai d e e s, lai t c o le, L la o t n . d B o N n, Feb. 6, lat. 3 S. long. 21 L:.verpool to Port Philip, Feb. 21, lat T . h 3 e o o S . . H lo . ng B . t l a O in W ing . , The Julia Edwards, Liverpool to Port Philip, Feb. 27, lat. 34 S. long. 1 E. The Snake, outward bound. The Annie Morice, White Mouse, and Jane, all three outward bound. The Cameleon, from_ Liverpool to Bucksport, Ist July, lat. 43 N. long. 51 W The Vigilant, from St. John's to London, 3rd, lat. 43 N. long. 48 W. The Calphurnia (barque), for Port Philip, lat. SN. long. 20 W. The Marmion, from London to Quebec, lat. ON. long. 18 W. The Tay, from Cardiff to Callao, to Cork, June 13. The Mary Selon (ship), bound southwards, 14th, lat. 16. S, lon g . 26 W. , The Joseph Porter, bound southward, 15th, lat. 12 S. long. 26 W. Mr. Giffard and Mr. Rees conducted the prosecution ,• Mr. Price defended himself, and was accommodated with a seat at the table, where his extraordinary costume and appearance attracted much attention. His silvery beard flowed over his breast a considerable length • ho was dressed in a round jacket of light green, which, together with his trowsers, was vandyked around the edges, and turned up with scarlet ; his waistcoat was also scarlet ; and his cap was made of an entire otter skin, which he generally wears with the tail and legs hanging down his back. He challenged a great number of the jury. Mr. Giffard stated the case to the jury, and called witnesses, but His lordship intimated his opinion that the alleged perjury was not " material to the issue ;" and, therefore, an indictment could not be sustained ; but left it to the defendant to decide whether ho would address the jury on the facts or not. do tO l f 2 oo'tclMr. P r i ce then read a long and rambling address, in i County Court. A h t half •which he appli e d most violent terms to the parties con nected ng guilty. witnesses, and not sp ar i ng the judge f the witavverdict past with th e prosecution , including even the 8 c of a a t ti n g ho h u t r the returned jury into retired, court,a n in abo u t three-quarter OP A DAUGHTER. On the 18th inst., at Isleworth, the wife of F. H. N. Glossop, Esq. On the 19th inst., the wife of Richard H enr y Witty, of Guildford-street, Russell-square. " Committee-room, July 19, 1853. "Gentlemen,—l have at length received returns from the polling-places, and, as I find a majority against me amounting to about 480, I beg to inform you that I do not intend to go to the poll to-morrow.—l am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, "Mr. Thornhill's Committee." "T. W. EVANS. Intimation was speedily conveyed to the different polling stations. The deputy sheriffs were instructed to keep the polling-booths open for an hour on Wednesday morning, as a matter of form. This instruction having been compli e d w ith, th e po ll-b oo k s were c l ose d, and the election terminated in the return of Mr. Thornhill. THE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. —The general half -yearly meeting of this society was held•yesterdayat the Lond on T avern, Mr. Valentine Knight in the chair. T he actuary, Mr. Brown, having read the usual account of receipts and payments, the chairman, in the course of his address, briefly stated the progress of the society. The number of proposals for assurance during the last half year amounted to 112 ; of that number, 80, assuring the sum of 39,374/., h ad been accepted and completed ; seven . for assuring 3,499/. had been declined ; and the remaining 25, for assuring 14,050/., Duri ng ot been com pleted at the close of the half-year. that period the assurances in force had increased from 931 028/ 10 to 957,2541. 10s. ; the number of policies badi increa . se s d from 1.492 to 1,549 ; the income of the socie;lncinctras.ed e annouencined. from 39,3161. 16s. 3d. to 40,524/. 18s. sd u . vested capital from 199,1551. to 212,000/. that the directors, having taken into consid erat i on the great reduction of the stamp duties, had resolved not to charge for stamps on policies issued afte r th e G t h of July. The retiring directors having been, with the retirin g an . ditor (Mr. Reeves), re-elected unanimously, thanks were voted to the chairman, direckgs, and actuary, and the Plet4p3 :'panted, DISTURBANCES AT G LOSSOP. —On Tuesday morning a serious disturbance broke out at Glossop. Several per sons were severely beaten, but fortunately no loss of life occurred. Several carriages, containing voters for Mr. Evans, were stopped by the mob, and then broken, and the windows of the Norfolk Arms and Albion Inns were also broken. The riotous proceedings commenced at 9 o'clock, by some of the factory hands of Mr. Sum ner, who were out of employment, and those of Mr. Wood, who ceased work at breakfast time. A telegra- phic dispatch was sent to Manchester for a reinforce- ment of police, which could not be obtained, and the magistrates had to swear in special constables. They were not, however, called upon to act, as the place had become quiet, and continued so up to yesterday moarm• , lug. _UDDERSFIELD, July 1 9.—Tho state of our market is much the same as last week's ; we have no important change to notice. Seasonable goods are inquired for ; also the thicker makes of woollen goods, chiefly in blacks, and browns. We have had some few buyers in town who have bought for home consumption, but not to any large =Nat, &ippon at present are quiet. The Jane, bound southward, 191 h, on the Equador, lat -26 W. The Maria, from Shanghai to London, 30th, lid, 24 li. log, ig W. MARRIED. On the 20th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square, John- Sheridan, Esq.. of Chatham-place, Blackfriars, grandrn. of the l a t e Si r Ri c h ar d P errot t , B art., Lord High Admiral. of Prussia, and nephew of the present baronet, to Lain Cornelia, second daughter of the Rev. John Wood, late 01 Great Malvern, Worcestershire. On the 19th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square, Al o ' Matheson, Esq., of Ardross and Lochalsh, M.P. to the Hon. Lavinia MAry St a pl e t on, sister of Lord Beaumont. On the 16tilinst., at St. Peter's Church, Dublin, Edie, Esq., Thorn-hill, county Tyrone, to Diana M5,.., 1 ". 19 ' daughter of the l a t e Th omas C. Battley, Esq., of Diu'' barrister-at-law. DIED. On the 19th inst., at his residence, Upper Bedford - pn Russell-square, Henry Francis Gadsden, Esq., in the 5 18 year of his age. On the 17th inst , at his residence Grosvenor-stre e __,,, b ;, Chorlton, the Rev . . Richard Remington, M.A., Bew minor canon of the Cathedral, Manchester. LONDON : Printed and Published by 311711,D0 youN.,,s t, of No. 112, Strand, Printer, a t The Sun, Office, NO. ~_"„/ Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, h l the GMAT ' julY 21, 16034 - T