The Express.
London, England, 1853-06-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1853.

with her almost immediately, but his two companions bad
did, and the prisoner instantly followed their esample,
which around Mrs. Heritage a suspicions, and on ex-
amining the bar parlour she discovered a silver watch had
been stolen front the mantelpiece, and directly gave infor-
mation to the police.
James Turner, an assistant to Mr. Scott, a pawnbroker
of the liaekuey-road, produced a silver watch pledged on
the day of the rubbery, by the primmer, in his own name,
for U. _ _

Mrs. Heritage identified the watch produced as her pro-
perty, and the pnsoner as the party who asked to be per-
mitted to go into the yard.
The prisoner was then committed for trial.
J. Ulluthurne, a carpenter and joiner in the employ of
Mr. Brass, builder, of Silver-street, was summoned for
assaulting his master under the following circumstances:
The carpenters and joiners in Mr. Bran's employ had
struck for wages, and, in order to intimidate others who
were willing to go to work from resuming their ordinary
avocations, they stationed picquets of these turn•outa at
every building which Mr. Brass was erecting, and posted
bills to the same effect on every hoarding. Mr. Brass
attempted to remove one of these obnoxious notices, and
in doing so he was assaulted by the defendant, who struck
him on the shoulder, and told him to leave the bills alone.
Defendant denied having intimidated other workmen, and
said the carpenters and joiners had struck in consequence
of a combination among the masters to reduce their wager.
Sir Chapman Marshall convicted defendant in the
amount of the costs, and ordered him to find bail in two
sureties in 201. each, and his own recognisance' in 401., to
keep the peace for six months.

Dragoon Gouda, to be major in the sth or Royal Elthorne Regiment
of liliddle•ex Militia.
William Humping' Sc,tlanl, gent., to be lieutenant in ditto.
James snlivell, & q., F.R.C.S., to be surgeon in ditto.
Major Robert Cannon, Knight Commander of Charles 111., and
K.S.F., holf.our, MadrAS Army, to be lieutenant-colonel in he 3rd or
Royal Wertnituster Light Infantry Regiment of Midi'le.ex Militia.
Adjotaut Velender Wee ter Smith, to serve with the rank of cap-
tain in the let ea Western Regiment of Norfolk Militia
Robert Morrie, gent., to be ensign, vie • Baker, doomed, in ditto.
John Henry Tbsraby, req., to be captain, Ties eltaniey Lowe, re-
signed, in the let Regiment of the Doke of Lancaster's Own Militia.
Charlie Robert Origan, gent., to be lint lieutenant in the Artil-
lery Corps of the Royal Lancashire Militia.
Many &bread, gent., to be maistant-surgesa in ditto.

PRIZE MONEY.
Preorts.—Notice ii hereby given to the ollitems and mew of ber
Majesty's ship Penguin, entitled to shore for the Diengase brig, cap-
turyd on Bth April, lbsl, that on account cr the eft preemie sad ton-
nage bounty received fur the raid capture will be delivered bets the
Registry of the High Court of Admiralty forthwith. accredit, Haut
of patediment. And notice is abo given to the oaken ash mew of
the roux ship entitled to ohm tar the baud ealeater. sowed on
19th June, ISII, that an 1110110110 et the net web& awl tonnage
bounty received for the ultimata» will be &thawed bato the RegiAry
of the High Court of Admiralty forthwith, according to set of patlia-
=lL—Oxman a sr, Fos, and Co., agents, Loudon, Jane 6.

BANKRUPTS.
ROISTIIT Wurrza, Brlshton, Sussex, schoolmaster, to surrender June
21 and July 21, M 12, at Baslnghall.street. Soli., Santo% Great
ltunes.atreet, Bedfordmow, and Ktnnett, Brighton; uff. song.,

Bell, C.lemi
THOMAS Ltrr,

4 builder, June 22 and July
RuPlibury. Surrey-aUcet,

11, at 12. at Basinghall-street. Sol
Strand; off. aside.. Stansfele, Basingh4l-street.
SANIVEL MASS'S; btourbridtre, Worcestershire, tailor. June 21 and
July 19, at 12, at Birmingham Court. Sots:, Saunders and Son,
Kidderminger, stud Mantra= and Knight, Birmingham ; off.
wig., Christie, Birmingham,
JOHN JAOOI.II, Tunnacliffe Hill, Almondbury, Yorkshire, woollen
cloth merchant, June 2% at and July 11, at It, at Leeds Court.
Sots., Syku', Huddersfield, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds; off.
swig., Hope, Leeds.
CIIAALLA Cfavr. Howarth Cross Mill, near Rochdale, Lancashire,
pre. dye-, Jan.. 21 and July 19, at 12, at IbuicheAr r•court. Sole.,
Whitehead mad Sono, ltoch.lale ; off. smig., Fraser, Manchester.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
June 9. ELIA+ LINLK). Malson't,cottages, Klngsland, coal merchant.

6;SOLVENT

J. Long, White-street,lCtina-Lgreen, biker- If. Mills, Union
Arms 'Tavern, l'anton-street, Haymarket, barman—W. Edwards.
Sherbournentreet, Blandford-iquare, baker—C. P. Stewart, Lower
Marbh, Lambeth, fi-hozonger —J. Pain, Tensrde-place, New-cros,
Surrey, fruiterer —W. Tuck, Robert-street, Bristoa-road, Lambeth,
Journeyman butcher —J. Criepe, Compton-street, Bruaswlek.•quare,
dining and coff.e house keeper—T. B. Gill, Gerard-street, Islington,
bookseller's clerk—J. Mayle, Holy wellane, Shorediteb, potato sales-
man—J. P. Allen, Grapes Public-house, Tooley4treet, Southwark,
1 master mariner.

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
Jolts LAMAAON 3loirrnicu, St. Thomas doorle, near Exeter, Devon-
shire, draper-2nd die, of ad., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's,
Basinghaß.street,
Thomas EDWIN Boomer Fleet street, City, advertising agent-2n2
div. of qd., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basinghall-street.
Rour:ar Gassy Bradly-terrace Wandsworth-rind, and Long-acre,
wax chandler—lstdiv. cf 65., June 16, and three subsequent Thurs-
days, et Graham's, Coleman-street.
WILLIAM 11:DKINS PUNKLEY, West Haddon, Northamptemshire,
farmer—red Mr. of Ss. std., June 16, and three autnequent Thurs-
days, at Graham's, Coleman-street.
Gramos Emma and Gaoaoa PEARCE, 13ethnal.green-road, grocers—
let div. of is. ed., June 16, and three subsequent Thursdays, at

Graham's, Coleman-Mr. et.
JOHN GUOkoi. MAXSH, Church-street. allnories, carpenter —lst die. of
to. 10d., June 16, and three subsequent Thursdays, at Graham's,
Coleman-street.
TIIOIIA4 COKUIllt; Brighton, nine merchant-Ist dlr. of lid., June
16, and three subsequeat Thursdays, at Graham's, Coleman-
street.

Bs;;;;CCut acme, Deddinsfon, Oxfordshire, scrivener-4th die. of
23d.,June 18, and three subsequent Thursdays, at Graham's,
Cobs man.street.
'Ants Caoptas, fiberbcdse, Doreetohlre, Innkeeper—let and final

div. of 7141., any Tuesday or Friday utter June 25, at Ilernaman's,
Easter.
RONLIAT CARS, Holyhead, Anstesta, licensed victualler-14 div. of
7P. June 16, and any subsequent Thursday, at C.isenove's,
Isiverposl.
MACOROTTT Liverpool, wine merehant-2nd di,. of 2.., June
Is, and any subsequent Wedneiday, at Turner's, Liverpool.
Jong Fiurfox LRAM', Wheelock, near Sondbatb, ebeihirs, salt

Treci a/7mi merchant—let div.o is. June , Nuuen any t Lay,
at flird'A, Liverpool.
WILLIAM Bogie, Liverpool, niereltant—l die. of 71d., June 13, and
any ruteequent Monday, at Blvd's, Liverpool.
ILLIAX RUSOALL, Liverpool, merchant-4th dlr. of 3.16 d., June 13,
and any subsequent Monday, at bird's, Liverpool,
Triorms Bnowx, lieweutte-upona ne, attorney-at-1

Land final

dlr. of 3d., Juno 11, and any klitucq.,eut Saturday, at Wakley're,
ricwe.Latle-uron:lyae.
R:CCARD 13w., South Shields, Durham, paper manufac-
turer—Div. of ea., Juno li, and any subsequent Saturday, at
Wakley'a, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

—.—
July 1. J. Gloge, Portsmouth, t.ilor —July 1. G. Garnham,
Rouglaam, SufAk, farmer—July I. T. Hillman, Wonhing, fiumez,
wine merchant—July I. J. R. de Mzedo, Bank.buildirige, merchant
—J.4 4. W. Runkle, Pall-mall and Laidenhall-atreet, ma-ter mariner
—July 4. T. Lowe, Dartford, Kent, watch mak. r —July 1. E. Pepper,
Threadneedle-street, licensed victualler—July 1. J. Whitfield, Lamb's
Gmdult-street, eheesemonger—July 1. J. tt hltheld and G. F. Whit-
. .. .

Lanb's—Coaclult-stree:!,

iiiißroad•street, Cite, eM

22. IL P,Gower,

retn,

lesdenhell-street, City, meregint—JUly S. S. Bonner, Gloucester,
money scrivener. --June 30. E. U. Waller and W. Waters, Chepstow,
Monmouthshire, Umber merchants—July 7. J. Cogle, Liugngtou,
Somermu hire. miller—July Y. J. T. Woodhouse, Leaminster, Here-
fordshire, scrivener—July 6. A. Harrison, Gateshead, Durham,
alkali manufacturer—July 4. J. Ness, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer
—July 4. J. Urwls, Newciestle-upon-Tyne, hemmed victualler—July
4. C. Bertram end W. Parlinsoo, Newesetle-upon-T3ne, merchants—
July 6. J. 11.14 Newcastle-upon-Tyne,icorn Mem—July 2. H. Clarke,
Sheffield, builder.
CERTII'UCAt ES to be granted, unless cause be shown to thecontrary,
on the day of meeting.
July 7. I. Cowin, Poland street, Oxford-street, builder—July I. W.
Friday, Easheetsr, Kent, miller—July 7. J. Symp. gums's-build.
Inge, Knightsbridge, sheesemoager —July 7. W. Minchencr, Cheap.
dae, City, warehouseman—July 4. W. Shoberl, Great Marlborough.
Meet and St. John's-wood.terrsoe, St. John's-wand, publisher —July
8. W. H. Gough, Gloucester, builder—July 4. W. Woodyatt, Witton,
Chuktre, builder.
PARTNERSUIPB DISSOL t'ED.

J. late.hmore and G. T. smith, Northerliness, meardeffarms of
grease—J. Lord and W. Lord, Burnie!, Ladaddes.prowor kat moth
manufacturers—P. Oliff and J. cliff, Wickert. Mammebirdthe and
Bristol, bacon factors—R. J. Drury, Prancla An Drury, sod Sarah
Ann Drury, Doncaster, Yorkshire, gra:Press ffir as regards names
Ann Drury—J. Pullen and E. Stillings, Leeds, Yorkshire, ebernists—
T. Oakes. J. Jones, and E. o.,lres, Kingswirderd, Bedg!ey, and Dud.
ley, Staffordshire and Worcestershire, coal =Ain, so far as regards
T. Oakes—lF. Collinpidge, A. Davis, and H. Cribb, Albany-road, Old
Kent-rosd, Camberwell,. inegar merchants—F. CoUingridge and A.'
Davis. Alb my-road. Old Kent-road, vinegar makers—H. C. Booth and
It. C. Murray, Sheffield table knife msnuracturers—J. Mellor and J.
W. Mellor, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, attornies—l. Kitson and
J. W. Featherstoo, Baffin, Yorkshire, cabinet makers—W. Manning
and T. Lee, ?darker-street, Edgware2road—C. Shepherd and 8. P.
C, linen, Sad Lion-court, Vert-street, botpremeni—T. Murphy and
R. Quiutavalle Cardiff, Glanaorganahire, ship chandlers—R. Mills
and J. Whitworth, Rochdale, Lancashire. manufacturing chemists—
J. R. Beddome, M.D., P. Taylor. and E. W. Tait, Romney, Southamp-
ton, nirvana, se far as regards E. W. Tait—H. Jordan and R. Getty,
Liverpool and Torteth Park, Lancashire, ship builders—T. Johnson,
W. North, R. Peel, andJ. Bowker. Lower Amity, near Huddersfield,
Yorkshire, cloth dressers—R. W. Prichard and W. R. Coulborn, Bel-
fast and Liverpool, ins founders—A. F. E. de St. Dalmas, S. Gulling",
S. Ker, J. Long, and J. Freeland, Rio de Janeiro, merchants, eo tar
aa regards J. Freeland—Mary Cortield and E. Cortield, Old Burling.
ton.rnews, tin plate workers—C. Scarborough and W. Brahman,
Cambridge, and Saffron Walden, Ease:, iroomongers—W. Adams and
J. Banister, Birmingham, bramfounders—W. Taylor and A. U. Tay-
kw, Glargow, merchants—J. !Memel, J. M. Smith, and T. lillisand,
Glasgow, merchants.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

PATILICK DAIS RIICIIII7Dunoes, merchant, June 15 and July 6, at
the British Hotel, Dundee.
JAMMI BROWN, Predonpans, baker, June 14 and July 6, at the Star
Hotel, Haddington.

JOINT STOCK SWINDLING IN FRANCE.—Tho Tri-
bunal of Correctional Police (says Galignani) yesterday
tried a man named Fabre, a widow named Uorrel, and an
ex-naval officer named Vayssiere, for swindling. Fabre,
some time ago, issued prospectuses announcing that he had
established a company, called the " Berceau de l'Enfance,"
for forming model farms in different parts of France, for
teaching new methods of agriculture, and employing orphans
and poor children ; also for providing wet nurses and bring-
ing up infants. The company, the prospectus said, had al-
read y purchased vast domains, and had a capital of
12,000,00('f., of which only 2,000,0001. were taken by Fabre
for kis wonderful skill and enterprise in concocting such
a notable undertaking. He got several persons to
advance him money on pretext of giving them well-paid
places in his Berceau. To impose on them, tho woman
Garret was passed off as a lady of property, who had in-
vested all her fortune in the enterprise ; and she corrobo-
rated any falsehood it was necessary for Fabre to invent.
The only notable thing, it seemed, that the company did
was to have a splendid banquet, at which Madame Gorrel
gave toasts and lauded Fabre to the skies. At length some
of the people who had advanced their money found that
they were duped, and complained to the police. The Tri-
bunal condemned Fabre to three years' imprisonment and
50f. fine, the woman Gored to a year's imprisonment and
50f. fine; and both to restore 14,000 f., which they had
swindled from a poor concierge named Combos. The evi-
dence against Vayssiere not being sufficiently strong to prove
his complicity, he was acquitted.
• •

QUARRY ACCIDENT.—LM 'Thursday a serious acci-
dent took place in a quarry at Samton-hill, near Corstor-
phine, worked by Mr. Wilson, contractor for the supply of
read metal to the Cramond-road trustees. There were
three men—Weston, Samuel, and Phillip—employed at the
time, and after blasting a taro piece of rock, they were
proceeding to clear away the fragments, when a stone of
considerable size, which had been loose previously, fell
upon Weston and Samuel, bruising and crushing them
frightfully. Assistance was speedily obtained from the
neighbouring quarry, worked by Mr. Johnston, and the
men were conveyed to the Royal Infirmary, where it was
found that one leg of each had been broken, and that am-
putation in one ease at least would be necessary. They
were also otherwise injured, but it is hoped notdangerously.
The third man, James Phillip, escaped uninjured, having
been at some distance from the others when the acciden
occurred.—Scotsman.
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....as tray when made up From what When
COUNTRIES. in General Poet- Port due In
Ofilce,London.• despatched. England.
--- -- ---
A merica(hyßri:.;steket N Every Friday Liverpool EachMon
I. 2,-f;e.+(bll.7Lit,d State.
packet) ll Jane 14 Liverpool June 21
A nee, a(by I.F4ate‘rkhe June 22 Southampton. June II
Anetrella(via Iteathamp-
ton) 74 , July 1 ... Southampton. June 4
Ditto (via Mantilla) N 'July 8
Ditto (via Cape ef (tool
Uwe) II
Aile; ( West Coast) ...11 13rd of the mem!, nyteoutii
A eit.indrie le 3,9,24.4'390(m0. Dover ... June 16
Alcrandrla N Phittothef moo. Southampton Jrne 10
Bahamas N tad of the month Southampton. Juno 16
Berm N only Dover ... Daily
Bradt N Ilk of the month Southampton. June IC
.nenea ;ems hi Ith of the month Southamptan.plune 16
Cape of Good Dope N 14th of the month Plymouth ... Jane 26
Cape a Doedlßope N
Cape de Verde N 14th of the month Plymouth ... Jane 26
Ceylon (see India)
Ceylon N Nth of the month, Plymouth ... June 26
Channel lazes «..«N Mce..,%Veti.,thYrid. Southampton. TuTh.S..t
Chill hi 2adeltt7thamenti. Southampton June 16
China (see India)
fliostant,nople N 7,6,17,24,&270f En. Dover
Conetantinople l4 4thk7olt of maid. Southampton. Jute 20
N
Cont. of Europe M k Twice daily Dover
Egypt (see India)
Flans M&N Twice daily Don r
310-altar II 4,7, 17,20,27 of m. Southampts%. June 16
Orrice (tee India) I
Oreytown lll Ini&l7thof mentb,Southampton. June 16
Elambong le Tuesday It Ptidet 'Lordou
Ilarannah M gal of the mort) 'Southampton. July 1
11 Aland - 111 Wedass. k Satyr. London
Ilandurs N 17th of the neer.tt Southampton. June It;
Indla(vtafteatleampt ) Nlthlt:ttle of montt Southampton. June 4
India (rt. Marseilles) N 9thle4thof month Dowse ........ June 16
lonian Isles (roe Lade)
helms& ..............M aPt Twice daily Reif head . . Twice da.
Lisbon 11, 7,9, 17, k 27 of m. Southampton. June 16
Madeira M ;Mho( the month..., Southampton. June 16
Mwteira ll23rd of the month' Plymouth ... July 26
Malta (see India)
Malta NI 7,17,19,27&30 of ro Dover
Mauritius (see India)
Maurinits N 14th of the month Plymouth - . June 26
Mellow N Ind ales month ,Southampton. July 1
Maple r, St/13M113thof neer Dover
New Graneds N Indal7thof most) Southampton. June 16
New Zealand By private ship .. Various ports Cncertan
r ire! States .. ...... . . N StAlSth2ethotenor, ' Cover June 12
Peninsula M 7tblith27thef mor Southampton. tune 16
Peru M Ned k 17th of mo. Southampton. June 16
Port Natal .... ..... N 14th of ilee month Plymouth ... June 26
sicily N Ahl3.. h2sch”f re oc. , Dever
Tuscany vi Uhl eth2sthof mor , Dover
Venezuela 74 Ind&l7thelmontl -Southampton. • June 16
Van Diemen's Land (set 1
Auei-ala)
Wen Indies lt 2ndfal7thof month Southampton. lane 11

!tone 1.;

• When any of these dateA fall on a Sunday the mall. will b do.
on tie followiag day, with the exception of the India (via
nl, and the Malta, both of which will be despatched the
day /needing.

DAILY WE WEATHER IABLE.
SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1”3.
did not reach ;his
The state of the Weather at each of t:te following place.
at Nine order of
morning. The stations see
ClO'lldr.
arranged in order of latitude,
FOLXEJTOXE—\.E. ; Light Breeze;
ileriticasilyt
ORISIENWICII—CaIm; O,ereut.
STDOOD—E.; Gentle Breeze ; Overeat.
Swtrtuow—N.W. ; Light Mrs; Claudy.
YAILMOUTM—S.E. ; Gentle Breeze ; Cloudless.
ITIho retains nII A D—i. LW;
h;
eGineitl,ewißngrepeLeoss;
office in tinte for publication yesterday ; they thereLre
indicaineteo ' thclock,e state of the weather on Thursday nioniiig

Cloudy (light rain
SWINDON—S.W. ; Fresh Breeze ; Cloudy.
CANDRIDOS—S. ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Clearly.
Gentle Breeze;
Overcast.
duringuAAarLt—lhesGnTi:gNlci—ilimS'.

SHIPPING INTELLIGBNC.B.

ARRIVED.

ANNA-at Bristol, June 9, from ft Them
ANOWIMA -at Cowes, June 9, from ...... Harare,*
ANN-at Liverpool, June 10, from Port. WA-,
A -at Griverend, June 10, fro ..... _ . ..... .... Cr ••• ,ii.kit
AMELIA T110311.1.0:1-21 GHITENZEId, June 10, fr0m.......
..... 1.33.4
Av.:Lava-at Gravesend, June 10, from ............. ....... ...... hull"!
ATLAS-at Gravesend, Jar.e 10, from .. .... ............. . .... `Co
Amen Wirami-at Gravesend, June 10, from ........... ..-. (Co
AIIIIIICA-a: Graveeend, June 9, from ....
EISPJ. HAM-LTA/S-1n Gravesend, June 10, from .... Gam,
BALLA POILTINA off Liverpool, Juin: 10 1
Couw-at Cowes, June 9, from 1,,
Thet xi
Conerauerion-at Queenstown, June 8, from ..... .. ....... Tr
GTWERIA-111 Gravesend, June 10, from Pemaintrao
Gnome-at Gravesend, June 9, from . ....... - .......... .1th,e,,,,
GOMITAVAITVII-st Gravesenil, June 10, from 1141.1,4,.,
GATSIIIINg Elias Bern -at Gravesend, Jure 10, from ._ . N en.",
GINDINELLA -at Gravesend, June 10, from.... ...... 1/Mite:mann
Game-at Gravesend, June 10, from ... .............. 11a.tbee
GATNAILINA-111 GEAVERCLII, June 9, frum.................80r Turk
EAGLE-at Pill, June 9, from Taw,
EDWARD EILTON-at Liverpool, June 10, from ....... ...Alersrez4
ELIZABIaII WARU-at Liverpool, June 10, from ..._. Nes v.e,
ELIZA Fox -at Grarmend, June 10, from 1.:5t.4
EAGLE -at Gravesend, Joe 10, from Blum
61,0L1a WASHINGTON-off Liverpool, June 10, from ...... Bew i'tk
11APINAH-S1 Gnat:l.HW, June 9, from Opew
livinurr-at Gravesend, June 10, from puttee
Ilimaisrra-oaf Liverpool, June 10, from.
Haar -at Liverpool, June 10, from B velemßoth,
Too-at Gravesend, June 10, from Guerin,
INDVATIIT-11t Gravesend, June 10, from Antwerp
Jan. Avocets-at Gravesend
J June 10, fr0,,,,,m _ ic,,,,
une :0 .

.._ _____ ,a on
Josernial—at June :0, from Chute :on
KILYDAMAN—at Limps° June 10, from. Nm'
Lecv —at Falmouth, June 9, from BALI
LADY KINNAIDD—at Gravemnd, June 10, from ~..
Lim Avis—at Gravesend, June 10, from ......... ..............., Roue
Marmna—off LiVerueol, June 10, trim linb,d,e,
aauoiiax—at Gravesend. June 9, from Arnenclam
alma—et Grave-end, June 10, from ldaureias
NicoLaus 11riaatoi —at Gravesend, June 10, from New YOR
NICatLAVN—at Gravesend, June 10, from Rtettia
Nemos—at Liverpool, June 10, fr0m..„..........—..Wi1mitgtea
NYAII.II —it Plymouth, June 9, from —...117ah
ltiLte—at Liverpool, June IN from ..... N0n...!
I WAR —DI Gravesend, Jute 10, Irmo SUILI
LICALAY 31A11, -411 Grave., ad, June 10, frosa .......,,,,,..wz.„x
Pear—et Liverpool, June 10, from 11.:aa
Pauses—at Falmouth, June 9, from OCA,
gut ew —at Valmeuth. June 9, from • ,Pefrinlik,)
ROMA—at Gravesend, June 10, from &aged=
SIAM' BERLIN—at taavesend, June 10, from blahs
Bv. JAC. 11 —5l Gravesend, June 10, lentil ........ BAcizie
BRADIAD—at Ihnl, June 10, from Calcutta
Tanii.sw—at I..luotuatown, Junes from „tliyJa
...

;11Brrlat Liverpool, June 18, from
Tome—at Liverpool, June 10, from .AnorterMat
Tuce. AND WILLIAM—at Gravesend, June 10, from —.Ports Rim
Gravamen—off Liverpaol, Juno 10, from New V 'xi
Von WACKIUYAMM—at Gravesend, June 18, from .. lkethau
Vievosioss—at Gravesend, June 10, from 111•. ti, "ea
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Wm. MI.ENAND.M—at Gravesend, June 10, from Dm' ~2
WM. llci.i.—at Gravesend, June 10, frcm . Nom,
Wavir —at Gravesend, June 9, from SULM
WIhMkUILU—IL Liverpool, June 10, from Chariefen