The Express.
London, England, 1853-07-15 00:00:00

HORSES.

3W. to Samuel Clayden, of Little Linton, Cambridge, for a stallion
for agricultural purposes ; second prize of 151. to Wm. Wilson, of
Aahbocking, Ipswich. 201. to John Ward, of Rut Mersea, near
Colchester, for a stallion for agricultural purposes foaled since the Ist
of January, 1851 ; 101. to (Apra° Seaton, of Thorrington
Wherstead, Ipswich, for the same. 151. to John Lister, of Adding.
cam, near otley, Yorkshire, for a roadettr stallion. 20/. to Henry
Bailey, of Walgoaton Farm. near Berkeley, Gloucester, for a mare
and foal for agricultural purposes; Ifir. to B. Itrown, of Hampden,
A ndosersfurd, fur the same. 111. to T. B. Brown, of Hampden,
Andoceroford, for • two year old any for agricultural purposes.
LEICESTER SHEEP.
301. to William Sanday, of flame Pierrepoint, Nottinghamshire,
for shearlina rams; second prize of 151. to T. Y. Patten, of Beacom
Sandy, Bedfordshire. 301. to T. E. Pawlett, of rfeestoo, Sandy, lied.
fordshire, for rams; second prize of 151. to William Sandal', of Holm°
Pierrepoint, Nottinghamshire. 201. to William Sanday, of Holum
Pierrepoint, Nottinghamshire, for a pen of See ehearling ewes.
SHORT. WOOLLEN _ _

set. to Joan Webb, of labrahma, Cambridge, for abearitog rams•
snood prize of 151. to Jonas Webb, of Babraham, Cambridge. 301
to Henry Lugar, of Urnyrave, Bury St. Edmund+, for rams of arty
other age. 201. to Ifeary Lugar, of Hengrave, Bury St. Edmunds,
for Ave shoaling ewes.
LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP.

SOL to William Lin—e,7lliziidlielclFirmlVorthleaeb, for long.
wooded shearling rum; second prise of 151., to William Gaza' of
Aldsworth, Nortldeach. 501. to William Blatter, of Stratton, eircn.
caster, for long-woolled rams of any other age; second prise of 151.,
to Edward liandy, of Sevenbamptoo, Andoversford. 201. to William
Lane, of Bradfield farm, Northleach, for a pen of five shearliog ewes
of the same fork.
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Special prizes foe Shropshire or other grey and black-faced short-
wooded sheep were awarded to John Gillett, of Brine Norton, Witney,
Oxon; to Thomas Horton, of Homage Grange, Creosage, near
Shrewsbury; and William Foster, of Yinrer Hill Farm, Stourbridge

MEETING OF MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES.
Yesterday, a meeting of the magistracy of Middle-
sex was held at the Sessions House, on Clerkenwell•green.
On the recommendation of the committee of accounts
and general purposes, the court ordered the payment of
bills, salaries, and demands upon the county for the past
quarter, to the amount bf 11,2291. ss. Id.
The prison reports were then presented and read by Mr.
Maude, the Deputy Clerk of the Peace. It appeared that
the prisoners in the House of Correction, Coldbath.fielde,
numbered 1,231; in the Westminster Bridewell, 813; and
in the House of Detention, Clerkenwell, the number
was 218.
It was notified to the court, in the report from the last-
mentioned establishment, that on the 24th, of June, the
Infirmary warder, Hugh M'Callum, died of typhus fever,
under very distressing circumstances. A prisoner was
attacked with typhus fever, and it became nem ssary to
remove him to the Fever Hospital, at Islington, whither
he was conveyed in a cab, in charge of M'Cullum, who
took the prisoner in his arms and carried him
into the hospital, as he was unable to walk. The
disease fixed upon Id'Callum and proved fetal to him to
the great regret of the prison authorities, who held him in
high esteem for the kindness of hie manners to the pa-
tients, and the seal ►rd assiduity with which he discharged
his duties, and they now recommended the court to order
a gratuity of 20/. to be paid by the county treasurer to his
widow, who is left with three children, to compensate her
far the expenses incurred during Lis illness and the cost of
his funeral.
The Court ordered WI. to be paid to the widow in re-
spect of the services of her late husband to the county, in
the performance of which he had met with his death.
Mr. Marna laid before the court a representatien from
the Lord Lieutenant of the county and the Colonel of the
Royal West Middlesex Rifle Regiment of Militia, stating
that the public convenience required that the present depot
for the stores of that regiment, at Uxbridge, shauld ho
changed, and approving of a new depot at Enfield, and also
a letter from Lord Enfield, requesting that a piece of
land at Enfield might be provided fur such depot, and that
a sum not exceeding 2,200/. be granted for the purposes of
such depot; oleo a similar representation with regard to
the present depot for the stores of the Royal East Middlesex
Regiment of Militia, and approving of Maryon Cottage as
a nest depot.
These matters were referred to a committee, with power
for such committee to carry them into (Rect.
Some formal business was disposed et, and the court
adjourned.

TILE REPRESENTATION OF THE CITT.—The Jewish
Chronicle says: " Arrangements ate in progress t'or.enottly
commencing an energetic agitation for the putvisse aY
enabling Baron Rothschild to tale his scat in the Bosse et
Commons, to which he has been thrice ele4ed br the
Omens of London. We hear that, once coinguteed, the
movement •111 not re -t until this iniporttatubf,oct is fully
attained."
SAMBRE AND MEUSE 4,An.wAy..4sriatfic for the
week ending July 10, 1853, 414 85. 3.1.1 Caerespending
week lost year, 2301. 17s. 7d.

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THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 15, '853.
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SPORTING. ILEU3 illitelitatfiCt• going note, and which had reached him by post,. was a 1 114-
?rioted slip. beaded-" Contract-office for Advertisements !in 0 0 it P A TENT LEVER GL A SS V ENTIL A l' OR
Tor WIXDOne, PARTITIONS, RAILWAY mad PRIVATE CARRIAGES, GREENHOUSES, 8 TABLINO, ke.
LIVERPOOL RACES. HOUSE OF LORDS.-YESTERDAY. in all the Dollish, Colooial, and Foreign Newspapers and'
Periodicals, No. 2, Lindsey-place, Chelsea, Middlesez," ALIO FOR EXPORTATION. _ ,_-.
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A A Artieta.—Di roes Tfill Lela Leascaure, Tag One or Mc- and bearing the tame of "J. T. Hudson," as the advertise.
LANCAnitilat OAKS 4,f 10 KM. each, le ft, with 100 ado., c
CLZI.TH, Lon, BaCCON4III, •••D 1.0•11 ST. LIRIPAIDI. meat contractor, and on the other side was printed what ...
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Title Qt.: SIN ON Tile Print:lloN OF CHARLES ED- purported to be the "Spectacle Sprraele Makers' SoFiety:s Ci7tilat," .4
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(including 31b extra) (F. Butler) 1 Exchequer Chamber, overruling a decision of the Court of .. ilo N '
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(Flatman) 2 commanding the company to construct a bridge in a certain This " Circular," whieheontsined is list of all the spec- it. ....1:.: i,‘
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SILLINO STARILII of 6 rues each, with 1;0 sows. added. for The Lord Chancellor, Lord Brougham, and Lord St. ' tio g ," Mit "
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2-yr tilde and upwards. Optional selling weights. T.Y.C. Leopards now delivered their opinions, which, being in se. the nature and appearance of the documents produced, that ' •!--- : -
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the suspicions of the applicant were well founded • yet as 17 : .' -- . 1 .
(12 subs.) cordence with those of the learned judges, judgment was .. .* * t,7**-- -,- . „ !l. t 5 ~.. ,
Me. kr. neh's Dear Me by Melbourne, 3 yea (2O1), given for the defendants in error, and affirming the judg- no money had passed between non and the parties, there - w-05... I .1,.-T-ro-", •' " "cr., ' • , ''''' e
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(Hiatt) 2 EQUITY COURTS.-YestrADAT. still, having no doubt that • swindle wayntemplated, he
was anxious to expos* the concern and tect the public L• • • ---..•-• • ' ..--4-= 13 8
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GUINNESS V. SOTTON.—DtBIAN STOLT. Mr. Elliott obeened that the applicant's motives were ,;•i 1. ais mi •
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The Wiest. also rag •-Gold Dust, May lkotacill. cby m those of an honest and conscientious man, and he had no .' , e
Comma- , Paquin, Prestige, fby Lothentone r. Lloyd moved on the pert of the defendant to iiissolve !Re . • . et Matoll.4* ,Ce--.- ' -Twozer,;„, A '
doubt the object he had in view would be accomplished. _ ie
an injunction obteined some days aura to restrain the defen•-loess**.
and left the court.
Mr. Avery thanked his worship for the kind attention tillikEitel 1 iiii aIA
The bruin tiptoed at 6to 4 apt Dear Me, and closed at cleat, who. is an ale and porter
,merchent, at the Falcon
Sine in Inches. No. 4. No. 3. No. 2. Best.
•5.45 to 1 apt any other. The winner mode all the Stores, Silver-street, Cheapside, trom selling stout purport- with which he had listened to him,
raanJag, sad won very cleverly by half a length. Two ing to be of the plaiotirs manufacture. Affidavits had —— STAINED, BRILLIANTCOT, AND OTHER ORNAMENTAL GLASS LOUVRES MADE TO CORRESPOND WITH DESIGN :tie WINDOW,
lengths Mtwara the second and third. prestige and Gold been made in support of the motion, first by the defendant BAR NUM AND THE BEARDED LADY. 10 by
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Dust wen in the enema rear throughout. The winner himself, who deposed that he carries on the business in
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afterwards sold by section to Mr. E. R. Clark for 135 Silver-street, as agent to his mother ; that the stout in A rich scene (says the New York Tribune of is „ 91 1 a By the use of the above Ventilator for Greenhouses Hothouse, Pine Pits, and all Botanical purposes, it will be found ine,luable; as the
✓dseette, the fund thereby realising upwards of 1201. Gold luntion was ordered by him of Thomas Charles Stuart the 2nd inst.), was enacted yesterday afternoon, at the 12 „ 1 6 I 9 amount of air admitted can be accurately regulated, at the same time excluding all wet. It will be found wet advantage,ui to use there
Must was claimed, under the Newmarket Rule, by Mr. Currie, an agent at Beirut; that the order given to him Halls of Justice, _in consequence of the appearance there IS„ It 9
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14 Ventilators in pleased sliding or other Bashes, thus effecting a considerable saviag of expense, as they do not get out of order, and ean be
Morris. fee 13„, , 1), .1, the price tor which she was entered was to send Guinness's stout, with instructions as to price. of the noted bearded lady now exhibiting the American le ~ 12 3 17 placed at an angle that will aware a perfect current of air pausing over the insole interior, dispersing all smoke and vapours. It also has the
to be
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and the amount of the stakes. Retwo,,, the jut Currie had also made an affidavit, in which he stated that Museum, accompanied by her husband, Mr. Barnum, and 17 „13 6 0
two races there was • very heavy storm area, accompanied he bought the stout of a Mr. Robert Atkinson, a recognised other notables. The object of their visit to that well. 18 „If 6 0 admitted* of being adjusted so that any pedals of the louvres as be made fixtures at plesaure, while the others are in use, which is done by
by fierce dashes of lightning and violent bursts of thunder, agent of the plaintiff. known institution was to answer a complaint made before la „14 a ip 3 dettiehthg the Wen from the rod,
BETTING AT NIGHT. The Master of the Rolle-What do you say to this, Mr. Justice Bogart by one Wm. Charar,who having visited the I 0 ~ 14 0 11 6
LIVERPOOL CUP. Palmer ?I do sot see how you can hold this Injunction. Monism at a cost to himself of 26 cents, and viewed the IS "13 1 e 11 6 This Ventilator produces the wily tree system of ventilation; is opened or closed with ease; can be fitted into metal rubes, er
sto 2 apt Goookah (3 to 1 t freely) Mr. R. Palmer recapitulated the facts on which the in. lady in question, had come to the conclusion, that he had isr• ,
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9 mullions H required. It heathen adopted at many Banking Houses, Hotels, Public Buildings, Warehouses, Ac., with perfect success.
4to 1 - Cariboo junction was granted to the effect that some stout which bees " humbugged " out of his money, and that the said 24 2 16 13
Gto 1 - Montague (t 7to 1) bad been purchased of the defendant, and which bad the lady was nothing more nor less than a dressed-up man, and Is „16 ...... 0 o 18 SHOPKEEPERS AND 01111ERIL-Hold • glassier over a gaslight; it instantly Mk with steam; and where several gaslights are burning.
6to 4 and 6t04 en the three apt the add. plaintiff's labels on was spurious and of inferior quality. further that she and Mr. Barnum were humbugs, and ought MI ~ If 6 4 4 thousinds of gallons are stein off in one night, shish Wares health, and destroys delicate hibrice and colours The Remede -
GOODWOOD STAKES. Mr. Atkinson had not made any affidavit, go that they were to be "dealt with asmodiod to law." The following is a 80 i, 19 ..i... pi:tit! 6 7 8
not in a condition to prove that the stout was not purchased copy of kis affidavit: 33 „10 2 eza I 1 3 10 13
11 to 1 eget Hobbyhons (t)
of hire by Corrie. 114 12 1 0 14 19
William Charm, olio. 163, Hudson-street, being sworn, es ".. is 'lli 3 d 3
10 to 1 - Muscovite (t).. at•-• 1 a Is
14 ti I - Gooskah (to about 20014 His Honour said the injunction must be dissolved, but says, that on the Id der et July, 1663, deponent paid the Maiieftere•T: SEKFORDE WORKS. ST, JAMES'S WALK, CLERKENWELL.
he should teems the eons. and the Parties would be at sum el Sweaty five emits. at the door of the American Mu- No. 4._gim Cheri* and Hones Clock Makers to the Hoa. Board of Ordnance, the Russian Government, and the Emperor of C1...1111.
ST. LECIER. liberty to apply. He had no doubt that stout was sold in semi he the purpose el seeing the Bearded Lady, and fumes sad Lens, bowie rivets 16 oz. sheet glass,
600 to 600 on West Australian (t)weigh edges Mairerscroxr : 38 and 39, CLERKEN WELL CLOSO, LONDON.
London se Osinsess's which was mat Guinness's. A dram' deponent that the pones who was pointed out to him No. 24-Zino Frames sad bum 21 os. sheet glare, rough edger.
DERBY. stance occurred on one anasios within his own knowledge- as theiwded Lady, is, la hie oplaion, a male and an 1112- No. 2.-Zino TloBll*. Mom Wens remit plate slim grouad
600 to 20 spit Andover (t) A gentleman ordered London porter, charges that Number preferring it to pester es wpublic, a“ dsposent therefore of Church and Turret Cloths made, 310 ; ditto Roues Clocks, 13,000.
4000 to 120 - Boiardo (t) Gunner's. The porter same, hut it had Guinness's labels the ag the Andakna Meesehas cheated and Bar.-Draw rises sad leverve.dClish plate sages, Una and
1000 to 30 - Mandricardo (t) nit He objected, and said he ordered London porter, defra depsimet by be end fraudulent represeatatioes washed edges.
40 to I - The First Lord (t to some 634 the dealer assured him It was London porter, but it out of the IMIS of twist3-11n sate., and prays that he wit .
money. WOO to 100 also laid) was labelled as Guinness's, because the public permed to may be arrested and desK with essording to law. eat, and the currencies of this day se nnight have been' SKIPPING INTIILLIGENC.6. I
-. , ARLOW'S NEW IN-
-1000 even apt Scott, Dilly, and Percy 's lots (t) see their labels.firmly supported. The same remark will not, however,
Mr. Banns*" bat.. blhalmad that the above etimPleint apply to foremn• the demand foe which has been more
CASUALTIES. a 1 '.1,,,,_ _-:: p VENTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON
AP. REQUIRES NG VENT.PEO a
Tituasumr. had been preferred, started troths Oourt, accompanied by limited,
PLODUce BwlteraT•lllS of 600 eovs. tech, h ft, fur fir-
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-YearratthT. the said bearded lady, audio= Captain Leonard of the
those which were obtainable at last week's market :-anchoring '
Prince's ' fool'of the 1 : •1"1- • treat te°°ottolf lot or c'd so effectually
off the Pier, dragged, drove
olds; colts, Sat 10Ih; 81149, tat 71b: thou by untried
Baum Ma. ONININIPPII Masora. Second Ward Police, d to prove that the lady inn_sr.... • that the last pint shall be drawn assures
Matisse, or out of untried mares, slioeed 31b. T.Y.C.
IN 11 MAETLRT AND Reap. question was not a man, and to show to the world that he 56, per imperial English red,
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The prices were as follow,: English wheat, new, 4116. to Manuents, for Buenos Ayres, at anchor off the Landing- • "5 '
per quarter; to -4. - A
per stage, and both vessels drifted above the Albert Dock be-
(3 co
rd) was no humbug. The first evidence adduced to prove the ditto;i wo I
Lord Derby's Softie by Malheur's, Sat 41b (Temple- The bankrupts were described as ebipwrighb, smiths, oil falsity of the charge, was the following certificate : foreign white, 62a. to 58s. per 4301 be.; foreign red, fore they got clear. The Manuelita lost figurehead and
walked over merchants, and chemical nunfacturen, of Rotherhithe and extra fine qualities, 48s. to 605.01. per ditto ; tine qualities, cutwater.-Liverpool, July 14. OiN II Ih------1 RNA
man) " Nes York, June 23. 465• to 4134 per ditto • rd'
, 0 mazy qualities, 43e. to 46.. per Chosen, from Sunderland to California, sprang a leak, May a • ......,... ,
Dawn Hootocar, of 10 son. each, with 00 added by of Limehouse. This was the last examination meeting. " Dear Sir,-You may place the littlest reliance on the • ' •••---
the Earl of Derby ; mewl to save his stake. One mile. The joint balance-sheet extended Aver 2( eau, prior to the account of • remarkable case of hirsute growth in a female, ditto; foreign hard, 425. Od. to 465. per ditto , English 15, 200 miles N.E. of Cape Frio, and sank. The master 'ri "lk r r --•- • - smsw
pis subs.) failure in March last, and showed 8461. due to creditors, of üblished in the London Lancet of June 1852 by Wm. D , D. seconds flour, Us. to 40s. Od. per mck ; United States and nine met arrived here, May 17, in one of the boats. N •
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Mc Copperth wain's The Deformed by Burgundy which 4161. was secured ; there were also 7651. of liabilities. t h MDPh • ' th Cparing own, .., mean to •s cmism, sweet, 275. to 295. per barrel. The averages for the past The remainder of the crew are supposed to lave been
Harkaway, 3 yn, at 41b (Wel 1 The good debts were rammed at 3911. • property, subject to &a. The details of Dr. C. corroborates the truth °:flik week ass: Wheat, 475. 11d. ; oats, 20e. 11d.; barley, saved, as they were observed 'tiering towards •a vessel ... A; the first; warranted to repay its coot in
Mr. Wileon's fby Gasaebiry-Maid of Monson, the claims of the secured creditors, 2',6324. They had be- statements of other individuals row female 6 24e. 13d.; beans, 41s.
ve to present- then in sight.-Rio Janeiro, June 13, i. fj two casks of ale; price 4, ed.; date
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yrs. Set 71b (Cliff) 2 Run with • espial of 1,8261. ; their profits were returned at i ngthe same phenomena. Judicial science at the present Devise, July 14.-The attendance of farmers and deal. Condor, of Liverpool, from Melbourne to London, was •11,:geleetro.plead for sherry, Sc., 4.,
Lord Chides's Poodle, 4 yrs, 7al 21b ....V.:Walton) 3 6,1101. ; km" 7471. ; trade expenses, .1,3371.; drawn out
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den discardathe idea of** unity of both sexes in one iadi- eve at our market this day was unusually small, owing for destroyed by fire on June 10, in lat. 6 8., lon. 25 W. ; .r. t The above engraving 'ill explain its
The following also run :-Lerrywheut, Abdellnli, Lady by Hartle:Y.7lBl4 bkßeed, 362/. ! interest end discount, ••nal, The bearded lady, new in this city, may be cited the most part to the annual meeting of the Royal Agrieul. crew, and 80,0001. in gold, saved by the Charles and
.._ IZ. 11 action. When the loom- key is fitted on
Ago's. and Esthetes. 4031. ; law amps, H. Hartley s separate balance-sheet in evidence of this wed law upon the fairest examine- tural Society being held .401 m :ester. Wheat, which was Pauline, arrived at Pernambuco.-Permunbuco, June 21. er r the top of the plug C (which has a hole op.
" palate the air-tube'''. sufficient air ruins
=illia;w aas struck out at 4.50 p.m. on Wednesday. showed an assegai et 1,3091. due to creditors, with 1,6691. tion, and presents a striking simple of organic develop- in fair supply, folly maintained the prices of last week, and Therese,. Behrens, from Neuharliageniel to Goole, is on 8. through it into the cask to muse the liquor
:6to 2 each against the Deformed and Maid of of liabilities ; the was put down at 9301. ; ditto meat for the instruction of the naturidiat in some instances Is, per qr, advance was realised. In Bar- shore in the Otsumerbalge ; crew and materials saved, iri i to run off freely; when the tap atoned
Mesta filly, 4to 1 against Poodle. The Deformed took held as security, (Signed " VAlinrtirli MoTT, M.D., ley and other grain we can quote no alteration. The follow- but the vessel is probably a wrack.-Norden, July 11. ... e
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the had, followed by Poodle and Maid of Menton filly, Mr. Lawrenee supported; Mr. Horn, fer the assignees, "Jong W. Fastects, M.D., log are the Paine : Wheat, beat red, Ns. to 681. per , JAMES BARLOW, 14, King William.
aid the race was with the three throughout. At the Bridge easel we mieeNem, sod the benlonitta pasted. " ALmt. B. Move, M.D." qr.; middling, 44e. to Hs. • inferior, 365. to 44e. Barley, •11 A I FED. street, Manalon•house, Furnishing Iron.
tail maid of mama filly took second place, and no fur- The eor meeting wee Ansi for the Bth of August. The following affidavits were also made to „main Mr. 27e. to 32e. Oats, 19s. to if*. Beans, 3Se.to 435. Peas, 345. monger and Bath Manufacturer. Eels.
thee second in their respective positions. The B.'s potties • to 401. Flour, fine, per sack, 40s. to 43e.; seconds, 38s. t Falwasthr July 11. hell-
Aoam-at Gravesend, July 14, from
Hamburg MAO and address, all ethers are spurious imitation,.
IlefororstTwoo very cleverly by a length ; the second beat. CLAM& Fortune, of the Eagle Hotel, No. 29, Barclay- to Oa- Aerwooci-at Gramsend, July 14, from. Rotterdam J. B. teaches gratis a Lew method et tapping cube, warranted to
lag the third by the same 'distance. The others were he ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. asset, being sworn, says that he is the lawful husband of Newaex, July 13.-At our market to-day there was an Aoam-at Liverpool, July 14, from St. Stephen's, N.B. Itir w t ell wbo use It,
_and unpile' wholesale and retail las NEW
behind ; Lady Agnes and Rachetee, who got badly off, the woman now on exhibition at the American Museum, average attendance. An extensive supply of grain, and a aueousena (sa.)-at Liverpod, July 14. ifCM. Akaaodria P.MTAP darn= (10 supersede the bungling meshed
being fourth and fifth. HOME CIRCUIT.-CKILMXPORD JULY 14 New, ot using paper), arid. and Is. per packet. The mad, supplied,
known as the Bearded Woman; he further says that he proportionate demand by factors. Growers were numerous retitle
_..iee-at kirerlwoli .I°l7 14 ttte° ft. me, „„e much eftee.,,eed
July 14, Dom New Orleans N.B. and duly appreciated In the
FOAL STALES of 100 cove. each, h ft, for 8• olds ;ales, " has been married to her for three years, and that she is es sadden, but in Wheat there was a dullness of sale, and aux°"--•
VILMOTON-at-ialUolth, July If, from mums Great Exhibilloo. action 13, No. 462, and for width the brawl
SW 6lb ; tillin, fist 31b. Once round tad • distance. Caws Sine.-Ihmoss run Loon Cum Bauer. the mother of two children, ass of whom is now living. prices receded Is. to ,25. on our last report. Other gram BORNAVarrau-at Liverpool, July 14. ham.— Quebec medal was awarded.
(6 subs.) Samuel Tillett. 43, a person of gentlemanly •appearance, Jacque Deis Docheune, Sag duly sworn, says that the nominal. Averages: Wheat, white, from 60s. to 625. • answer-at Gravesend. July 14. nom. Petersburg
Lord Derby's Hobby Hone, get 61b ....(F. Butler) 1 described as a onntayanner, was indicted for wilful and person now exhibitiag.at the American Museum, known as red, 675. to as. Barley, 23e. to 325. Oats, 235. to 26e: Barn Ger-at Gravesend, July 14, from.- ..... ....... Antwerp
Lord Uhlaaou's Doublethoog, Set 61b....(Flausen) 2 corrupt perjury, alleged to hive been committed before the the Bearded Woman, ill his daughter, and that she la the Beans, new, 425. to 465. per qr. Conconeth-at Gravesend, July 14, fr0m....... ......... Round= SEABORNE MAILS.
Betting :3to 1 on Hobby one, who won easily by half Judge of the Chelmsford County Court. lawful wife of Challis Fortune, and that she is the NeWBURY, July 14.-Our supply of Wheat this day only o
Couruath-at Falmouth, July 13, from. Karramuta
• length. The jury, after a very short deliberation, returned aver- mother of two children, one of whom is now living.usonannue-at Bristol. July 13, 11,1•14
Moderate, which told slowly at lot week's price. Nothing Etawsni—ei Liverp3ol, July 14, fr0m......... owwhadhleple (14 errata. that the mails are sent (rem the Often( Postwffies
how• by the night-and Id by the mamiag despatob.l
Lir utrooz. Cur, in specie value 200 son., added to a diet of Gwilty. Phineu T. Barnum, being sworn,_ says that he at present doing in Barley. Oats, Beans, and Pees Is. per qr. dearer. fauummuss-at Falmouth. Julyl3, from. Galati
handicap sweepstakes of 2.5 son. each, 16 ft. Two miles. The Lord Chief Baron ordered the prisoner to be im- engages the Bearded woman from Switzerland, and who is We have had twelve hours. heavy rain. Esiousr-atQueenstown, July 12, Deek._.... Quebec Day whenmadeup From what; , When
(103 subs., 70 of whom declared and pay 5 son. each.) Palmed for one day, and then to be transported for seven now exhibiting at the American Museum ; and deponent , abort E AtICILAYID-at Grameend, July 14, ne5a...........n0tt0dua C 01724111175. in General Poet. Port due is
Mr. Backbone's Goorkab, 3 yrs, test 61b. (carried year,, further says he ■pays •• large sum of mousy weekly for her ..,XoIUDGE, July 14.-The supply of Wheat is very uremia prsaa_m ',teem*. yule 14 h0e....„
.•...... °mete
bat 71b) (Ashenalli 1 exhibiting ; and deponent says, from the best of his know- and the trade is improved 15. per qr. There are few samples traancisoo Lou-at Bristol, -July 13, 'fran........ . ....: . iiirienopte ----- ---- ---
Brit.pasketle Every Friday Liverpool..... Eachlifons
Mr. J. Shepherd's Alp, aged, vest 91b (Carroll 2 MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.of spring corn offering and the demand slack. Wheat, 44a. Forts-at Gramend, July 14, tram
ledge, that the said Perm is a woman, and that he has had .r, gge, Barley, 28e. to 335. Oats, 21s. to 265. Beans, 40e, Feaurau.-at Gravesend, July 13, from. Jersey t.. United Mau
Mr. E. R. Clark's Missive, 4 yos, sst 91b....(We11e 3 her examined hy Dre. Valentine Mott, John W. Francis, * Horionros-at Liverpool, Jury 14, from Ner;,-,7g pub,
.. ..........N July 26 Livens-a July 216
JUL!' 13. to 45a. per qr. Meartmthyti.fitateerele July 20 Southampton, Arrived
Lord Waterford's Redmond O'llanlon, 4 yn, and Alexander B. Mott, all of whom certify that she is a wr•lialfoTl2-at Gravesend, Joy 14, from Rotterdam
Henry Glindlie 64 printer was 'laced at the bar before Australlatvia Ileathemp-
Set Illb (D Doyle) 4 •• • • ~ woman, without any malformation whatever ; and deponent " .112114.F0RD, July 13.-With a liberal import of Wheat liamio....at Lteccpm. July (44 ftuee_____ ..... gengatjan tal
The following also ran :-Chief Justice, Goldfinder, liar- the Aesistant-Judge to receive j advent. He pleaded a... .10 Sept. 4..
la nu poesessien a ontificate of the said fact, signed by and Indian Corn, our market has undergone scarcely any lionou-at Liverpool, July 14, from ....... -..-.....l3exandria „„.„ _._ w___m_, r, a • •
bin Cariboo• Poodle, Candlewick, Montague, The Bur- tuilt7 on Monday of having obtained several sums of """ change since Saturday last. Prices of all articles are fully /ANN Pawass-at Portsmouth, July 13, fr0m,....... Hanna& `CZ me'",z,TirdeeTt Dover . ....... July 31
the said eminent plardelansaforessid.
en. . . money with intent to defraud Charles Whiting. He wasmaintained, but the amount of businne passing is only moo Livoaso (eat-st Liverpool, July 14, tress... ........ „ ...11aredUes Ham) '"'f.' m „took 4
nyor, Cosine, and Jacqueline. Dr. Covel, of the City I' •
also made an affidavit, a
y neon, Louna-at Liverpool. July H, Rem New OrleaneUncertan
Wun by two lengths ; bad third ; half a length between sentenced to be kept to hard labour for 16 calendar •
which he states that he, in conjunction with the matron,
' deride. New Yea hfrtee t watt port) ...K ISM of the mwita PITIIIOI.IOI .. Arrived
[avenues-at Liverpool, July 14. from.
months. Ketiandria Pi 8, 9,24,k 3. of mo. Dover ... July 16
third and fourth. had an interview with the lady in question, and both are EDINBURGH, July 13.-We had In the market to-a 7
y Level. Ihmenat-at Gravesend. July 14, from Iletheleh alexaadria DI ithethotti of mon. Southamptha July 21
Goorkah was objected to on the ground of age. perfectly convinced that, in spite of her beard, she is a 85d qrs. Wheat, 106 ore. Barley, 491 qrs. Oats, sad Chireato-at Liverpool, July 14, fr0m...... Charleston sauna
M 2nd of the month Southimmton. July IS
The weather was very wet and bitterly cold ; the attend- THE POLICE COURT'S. woman. 53 qn. Beans. There were sold-Wheat, 739 qr s; Barley, Poi" lkwoorhim-at LiomPools July 14. from 1301, Boom
.................p Deity Dover .. Deity
eta of company was consequently much smaller than we Pula Fetassi-at Livecer.l, July 14, from.
The evidence here closed, and the magistrate, deeming 77 qn. ; Oats, 478 qn. ; sad Beau, 43 qn. For the season, pm..., uswassi. -I- Marimba
et, 14. teem..
....
..t,t. John% N. B. Breit ............. ....... .ht Ith of the most( Southampton. arrleed
ever remember to have sun on the " Cup Day." WORSHIP-STREET. that Mr. Barnum had clearly proved his innocence of the we had • fair supply of graith From the prices asked for pauseveasece-eg-6Weeengt, jig, teiraa:froal. Ism salmrtairunaa., .M sth of the month Southampton. Arrived
(ST ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)N 14th of the month Plymouth July 26
John Polder, a eab-driver, arearillft_rhe badge No. 3,637, charge laid against him, dismissed the complaint, and the Wheat, sales were exceedingly heavy, with a small reduc- PRANTCY-aft Liverpool, July le, ......... ..... .Wilmington Am-, ,-.-- - . . - ,
n Mu of the month Plymouth. .. July 26
.. was brought up in custody before Mr. lisounill, charged parties interested forthwith left the courtroom, followed tion on last week's quotations. Barley was dull, but prices Quasi Varna-at Plymouth, July 11, -fr0m.......... .............. i•rnWertene)
Hsi MAJESITT'II PLAT, of 100 ge. ; 3-yr-olds, 7st rib ; with the following scandalous outrage : by a large crowd of spectators, whom the novelty of the advanced considerably. Oats and Beans were quick, and UAL flautrenie-at Livasipool. Jay 14, from ...... ....Alexandria
~ - *The ~.... ....... N Ilth of the month Plymouth ... July 21
four, 9st ; five, 9st 811); six and aged, 9st 91b. Two miles. Mr. Richard Whittaker Cohen, a gentleman residing at case had collected. went up in pries also. Wheat, 46e. (kl to 681. 13d. • Barley, Snare—at OrSfelelld, July 111, tr0m............ reorwav
• Channel Lim ...... E Mon,Tbd.EPrid Southampton. rattail
Red Lion I Shacklewell-green, who exhibited a severe laceration, ex- 32a. 6d. to 86e. 9d. ;Oats, 21s. to 261. Bd.; Beans 4ls dono--at Graves July 14, nom .... Havre MN M 2adaslithafraenti Southeniptos. July 16
I ---• TIMM/I-at Falmouth, Jul ..
y 13, from Enos
Ann Min 2 tending several inches down his cheek in •• lateral direction to 435. Chas atelnits)
Seven ran. from the upper part of his forehead, stated that shortly be- IRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY MEETING.
Question, July, 13.-Of the arrivals noted below, ?wows-ut Liverpool, July 1 h0m................. Bordeaux 03,,st„,,finwie
Vacua-at Liverpool, July 14, hem Odessa T 4 7.8,17,24,&270fm. Inter .... ... July 11
SiLLIN• BWREPeT•ILite. T.Y.C. fore eleven o'clock on the preceding night be arrived is „_ ;____ which, it will be observed, consist principally of Wheat, e_whaccw Pita" .7st °Taywew'S July 14, from Stettin Ocestantinople M 4th24leth Si mush Southampton. July 21
Dees Me 1
town by one of the trains, at the Shoredinit station of the DIOMINGDAN, JULY 14 .-The --The third of the meettone 2.633 q.N. wen reported yin Grangemouth from the Bettie ....- r th July 13, has Enos Cont. of Europe MA N Twkedally Dover
Egypt (see India) woods.
Angelo 2 Eastern Counties Railway, and as it was raining heavily at of the ironmasten of this district for the current quarter Prance MAN Twke daily Dover ~-.. 'encoder
and Denmark ; and 2,200 ors. from Oafs's, along with BAILED.
LATEST BETTING. the time, he made the best of his vs, to the front was held here this afternoon. There was an unusually Gibraltar ll 4,7, 17,20,27 ofm. Southampbm. July 16
1,900 qrs. from Tarsus, cams up the Clyde. Although _, limns (see India)
GOOD WOOD STAKES. of the station in search of a cab to smog him home large attendance of those interested in the trade, and a very somewhat unsettle& the weather during the week has not 6220 w-from PIII, July 13, to rer'' Oreytown M Indfal7thof mouth Southampton. July 16
6to 1 agst Gaoler* to his residence. After passing the outer pedse, he met the considerable amount of business was transacted. Sellers been unfavourable for the grain crops, and Potatoes so far "Le._ 0•6-troot Samoa. ,34', 13, tr Cronstadt
Bto 1 - Hobby Hone. defendant, who was driving at a slow pass is tims direction are very firm, and the opinion seemed to prevail that the promise well. Sine our last report, the trade has con- '"`"'""'w,.,,,..,,.....Live1= July 14, to et. John's, N.B. ammo,
Hamburg .. ....... it Tuesday 81 Friday Ludo* Toes Sat
11 lial of the nowt Southampton August 1
of the cab rank at the aide of the platfommend observing resolve of the wonmuten at their preliminary meeting wu tinned comparatively quiet, buyers being unwilling to fol- g--- ---- -
Liver:mot. July 14, to New York Raked ...........M Wednee. at Satin. London
that his cab was unoccupied, he at once him ; but the in every respect a most prudential one. Indeed, that such i•TlICII-from Liverpool. July 14, to .... Rik Janeiro Honduras.* M 117th of the mutt Southampton. July 16
PORT ROYAL AND ST. ANDREW'S COPPER defendant merely answered him by an lasedring laugh, and is the fact has already been demonstrated to a great ex- low the advance), and in some Instances rather lower prices mimic-nom Limped, July 14, to
were accepted for both Wheat and Floor. Oats were in Counsaan-ham Ltverpol. July 14, to New Odom
Bt. moms thtliajvisEontlianipL) IA ithk2oth of month Southampton. July 21.
ladle (via Illarseilisal N athkll4thof month Dover ...... Julyl7
MINING COMPANY OF JAMAICA. proceeded on without any further swiss. Noise greatly tent, for a better feeling as regards the trade exists at this request for shipment to Australia, several thousand bolls Camera-km Oramemd, lily 14, t 0...... Honduras lonian Isles (see ledia).
--- exasperated at such treatment, witness peeked alter him, time than there has done for the last four month'. Our having been taken at fully previous rates, but the Cam Jonas-tram per, July 14, to !gamy Wald. Ji le ie Twice daily Me* head .. Tyke de,
Yesterday an extraordinary general meeting of •and demanded his num , bor, at the sane time that remarks in then_port of the meeting at Wolverhampton local demand has been limited. Barley and Bum, EXWII-41,1•10•71:44 Julitlf, to
wer° FTINOCIaII Jul 14, Ito Eidson wk..
Rotterdam sedein ll 7, P. 17, &27 ors, Southampton. Arrived
he should convey him to his destinaties. The . were fully con by all the information we cetwivea to- held very firmly, and some quantity of Canadian Peas were p rarwe...arreoV - ~,,14, to l4 9th of the month... Southampton. Arrived
this company was held at the Leedom Tavern, Bishepegate-
pai no mud whatever to either most, day. Iron is just now at a prias that it is impwiible to
however, 'd uaaaa Madeira N 33rd of the month Plymouth .. arrived
street, for the purpose of submitting for the approval of*old for removal oeastwise at about former prices. This Lulu Omenr-lkona 617 6, to ••••••Dmeell's Malta (swindle)
and h i ed
which had e rly been es e eont nu driving on with the Mao Ontelopta- further reduce it without great dos to the producers, the 1
the skareholdeve two emanate day's market was- thinly attended, and, the weather being Lune Cainceatenn-teem Brithate, July 12, t 0....... E. Teem mate N 7,17,19,27243001 m Dover ...... July 18
ous indifference, witness seised hell of ble best% head, workmen's wages being higher in proportion than the price
entered info by the trustees at the request of the directors, fine, buyers slimed little disposition to purchase, although LimPWL"4I"I °W IN". July ,14 • theihise.... Warthog (see *dia)
in the •b of ',asthma and the with the intention of detaining him till the onkel of aof dm sommodity ; for, notwithstanding the reduction in sellers of Wheat and and Flour were willing to have con- ....K":"l'llww,„,.. l'hal=,paar 'to •••••• Mairitins. II 14th of the month Plymouth .. July 26
for the porches, of estatespoliceman but he had no seenor dose sothemthe ishoisat the piss eill it, their seals of remuneration has not been in- July 14, W..... chthuani= Meas.. ei end of tbe month Southampton. August 1
ceded 6d per boll and barrel on late extreme rates. Seek TIT.); - .y,dg 14, to
Swift River. Mr. GLAD/ATOMS In the chair. A report was
e commenced'
lashing him with his whip Meet the Mod and teramel
_with. Besides this the prices both of iron- Flour • Moats Video JAI 9th of the month ifieutbsiopton. Arrived
presented, which iwwwd Ulu minims" h, the Pliftland allwitan- how with all his forte. Wham was umeenved at draw, stow OM seam ere relatively higher than the price former prices. Some farther was generally held at _ Narrow-from July H.
_to
to
...
...... _ St. Pewee/mg sow h Stlalithlhbotmes.Dover . ..... July 22
the company will aeqvire the tights over • district . .
esving a bouquet of dowers Is Lie bat latish be bed bresght of iris eines its reduction. Ironstone is, too, some- urahases of Oats for export tended to support the market. NAMUR 11•11• IN July 14, oollselealde gam 'o4lada at 2ndll7thof month Southampton.: July 16
IL to
of van considerable importaimie—s-riiit refereed, both to itsßeans brought fid. advance, 20e. per 260 lbs. having been %ars •-tre..a7mcrincrit* te. - sea Plane Ham dew Sodas& By private ship .. 'Slants ports Uneaten
from themod afterßutting hi 01 th what awl 6 tl likely
aarith minerals. • it medebse. Th wIP country, at al as • aulane• amiseque° 7 very - P Fula Metes ..........le Itlilsthliithef moo Deur .. . July 21
superficial extent* - the - . blood streamed down his doss and he was partially stunned, to inalatele its preesot value, the demand being ex- • • p , amemesesain-benftramemde 1;a74. to Sotwll Pmeemin w Ithl7th27thef mar Southampton. July 16
opal estates en ailed Tower Hill, Reheat. sod Mountdig quality extreme peon are required. eas unaltered. amenener,m_fiem
• the primmer drove rapidly off; but he was instantly pur- cessive, mad thoommle of tons of it sold readily to-day. Jolt 14, to New Ten Flaw -•••••• .....
Is 2nd ilk 17th of mo. Southampton. July 16
ease, sod Amos ithe elat or suss Mew Vid•Of IWOosittes, Imports for the week ending Monday (inclusive) to the unarind,"ll Jai 1
Tam (s.s.)-trom y 4, to ......oftether Pm gum
zemdm. Timimdms sued by some gentlemen who had witnessed the outrage, Orders wen way tasty given to-day ; there are no largeN 14th of eke month Plymouth ... Jul, 26
ClClre and von Grangemouth: Wheat, Irish and coastwise, Tassin-lrom Livi - July 14, to Qua anny
all situate hi the parish of and, after a sharp chase, he was overtaken and given into stocks of inea-metletag beyond a few pigs in the hands of N Stlithilia.tefiusn Dever
_, 10 ores; foreign, 8,733 qn. • Flour, Irish and coastwise, VICTOITA-from la.• • July Ifs to iresdas foamy 74 Uhl fah.2sthofmre Dover .. .. July 22
aline to assign the Waal 11.18
___alalaraiwa.........Can to custody. 4"eulstan i these an being gradually "dared, and 1"/ t 889 seks ; foreign, 948 brls.., 43 sacks • Oats, Irish and W. 8. klawrixerl-8m Liverpool, July 14, 03 Africa Vusesueli- al ladallthefroonth Southampton. July 16
the sompany, sub to the Wed myna, au toroth for his defence the rimester said iron is now
On being called upon , p remened a little Armor. In this description of coastwise, 648 qn. ; Oatmeal, Irish and ooistwise, 614 loads. Van Diemen's Land (see
of the mace. The reenlM el 'mime on the Tower
sad ..„ that he was compelled to refuse the fan, as his hone had iron then is elways a widish of prices, aceordieg to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Austvalla)
Hill mate give bons SS sae por asst. at__.- ~, travelled upwards of forty( s that day, and was emu- the make and ty, but Staff°
Pigs are note owed CHEESE --SALliftitlito Jail 14 -Oar monthl Cheese West Indies .M ladhl7thof month douthanapton. July 16
r • 1 Atone (brig), ef Liverpool, 14 days far Hong Hong, July 11,1aL
ftlalwroble °Piaimm Law balm Pranallanalger almr•"en• land bcomplainant having suddenl 41 d 61.t0n Alt th to-d ' tin •
• pletely elhaulte. ; t e y .. au a • oge er, ay s la" g •market was held to-day, when e supply of Cheese was 48.11 N., be. 11.0 W. • When aay of there dates fall on a Sunday the mails will be de.
persons upon the character of the sew The Swift River
seized the animal by the head, and backed it with neb was of • men satisfactory character; the export orders are h heavier clod the sup- lisagslore tar ue of Glasgow, from London for Singapore, July 8 'patched on the following day, with the enation of those for India
sestraid embraces the mining rights el 40111111412.... bi, • "Oat" • h* b I t h nsidered h• d 1 isereming,te such an extenthave they stead hed
_ violence that re ea was near y apse ,• co tm- al y mash than last market, and also excee( q), _ „
end
Australia
taut
lanthanum,,
which
is.
aa
Amino:and
au
day
7me ply of the corresponding week last year. The quality was tal. 49 N. leo. 7.6 w.
0301" sear that iftirr° Th' "7 •I w" w• gt're. 24 "' self justified in resorting to the only memo Ice
his power to that if the bas large ler the current beef-year as rather new and inferior, there being only a few tons of old °NW". ierNii• of Iternexti ter Quebec. with paaaaalara, all wee' reeediall.
per cos deliver neat SS /dr soot fap; and the more.
induce him to relinquish his hold. for the y ,it is calculated the amount of iron ex- Cheese •hed which l h ate, mg pro ht Arne 28.14K4 48.12,1013- et-e.
sessaaloas which bow boss aria to ricebd induce them •pite , was eager y Boa ht r, -e• - Muleguln, of Bull, !ties leaden for Adelaide, April 21, lat. 43 N.,
Mr. Hammitt severely commented upon the outrageous ported this year will reach a million and a half of tons. The
le that the tract s5l valuable addition extremely high prices. The weather was extremely damp, lea. io w.Tire SPANISH EMBASSY.-A Madrid letter of the
M la• 4811.11/ Y .8
mini" • The teems of - hecommitted, • default, for monthsprobability that the lullwill be than to • i
of 61. or to in two to more temporary . a" portion of the Cheese became wet and injured. There was AprU 22. Mt. 16.33 0., let 19.30 E.
thaw Igo tltese;:-For the 7,000 ' -up 'Middleton, leaves Madrid to-day for England, which would
alms is IM isessay of shisla ass Is be big
/1142; . &duct of the prisoner, and ordered him to pay a penalty tin plate trade Des bees fiat for several weeks; there is no and in f the building • Jane Anderson
consequences of the ill-construction 0 (trig), how Liverpool for Melbourne 74 de cot,
s Ys Bth says :-" Lord Howden's private secretary, Mr. Thomas
the House of Correction. deed we are assured that large shipping orders are daily a good attendee,. of ham; and business was tolerably aaeoli Kok Told sbll4. from Lawton for Gal's*, Jake 3,IaL seem to leave little doubt that Lord Hoyden will not re-
SOUTHWARK. expected. 4.34, los. 20.33.
............J...........a.11mm0md1n mom magramenda Aar tka ___ bath, greater portion of the Chun pitched having heen
_.. -" • • ' - " Kenilworth (shad. from London for Calcutta, Ms 7 11, laL 14.10 S., turn here. It is said that his lordship's family and friends

Yesterday an extricable/1 general meeting of
this company wee held at the London Tavern, Sishopstem.
street, for the purpose of submitting for the approvel of
the shereholders two contracts which had recently been
entered into by the trustees at the request of the direeters,
ter the purchase of estates la the perish of Portland sad the
Swift River. Mr. GLADSTOXII is the chair. A leper was
presented, which stated that "by the Ponies& attract
the company will acquire the miming rights ewe a Markt
of very considerable importance, with referee& bide to its
superfieial extent, and to the mimesis it esallales. The
principal estates are celled TWO' Mit Retreat. sedi Mount
Donnas, and there are sin or saw ether wilargeoperties,
ell situate in the pariah of Povtlem4 Jerrie& The waders
agree to assign the mining rights He olostrolso non to
the company, rubject to the amid royalty of ommaneuatis
of the produce. TM results amebae assays im ;Rte Tower
Hill Mate pre frem 30 WM pm _sat. of espt. mid very
fa
grab's have boss preesseedi by simmer
perms tips the eboroster of the ere. The flolft River
meteust embreees the mloloAt Blida of esaifierable estates
situate ass that river. The tray of the en jives Mee.
per to. of silver sad he psi seat. of copper; earl the wire-
imatstleas which have boss mode to the lord Wass them
110111fieve ;bat the contrast win prove a valuable ankles
ID the eempsare mining surety. The terms of the par
Arse ate these::—For tie Portland, 7,000 folly paid-up
Ilene is the sompasy, if whisk 3,600 are to be deliverable
to the mmilers whim sirs of is, predated from the
tussles of the sholl bre sashed 3,6001, sad
Mot wollolloktll MOO, father of ste shall have
Plattelat sere-1.11181. le se be pall to the 'oden,
le ask in cal tee titer yeellslemy apron, including
Yenned le Mari _l
edger berelltay, and the
Ewa of ebrialeg IN ledger IN
lid Weans—and
of the sew same mato be dialled le the venders,
reutialf epee by dos se by elmsbelehelien he . For t
River esareet. the proberlerlay h la be Old
ahem fully paid up ha
_the con, to be dellvevable who
of ere }Mused hentiertates have realkeddilla
Zia tlw ten vreeletead le Iledreehohlers te imam the
Zgrby the knee of rideseer &sees; rhtbuce, 12.000
e reser red he the gempiellem of the wow matrons ;
3,000 an to be alluded to sad rid wpm by the madon, as
before stated ; 2,000 me le he Awed to die Jamaica
Copper Clammy. for the pm:holes accorded by them to
Captain Segmetts, and there will remain 8,0011 Meares for
dietributies, re rela, among the ealetiag shareholders, is
that sash thereiraidier will have tha 'pupa of wain use
new shin he sheet three sew held. It is reposed
that a &peek sr he sautup shell be paid epos gosh of
these three." The Admen ha carelag the Maples si
Su geasett pureed sue se the shereheinee the sasarky sad
et yeetbries dr raw es recommended, la-
tretuehiesyree dreg they would increase the edge of
MN* wltheut lamerring airy additioaal rimer ;
ger of eruisement being that they were not to be
oalieiupea to pep if they were set satisfied epos the r•
poet of their Slates neat, that the seetvest was a cowl
sec The report was adopted, end • cries of resolutions
having been passed methorioiner the directorate earry oat
the arms/crate prepared the beldame terminated.

SINKING or A SCHOONFA AND Loss OF LIFE AT
Dart roan. Yesterday morning the Prince Albert
schooner, Captain IliHingham, of Gaineborough, was pro-
ceeding down the river in order take in ballast for the
return voyage, when on the vessel getting nearly facing
Tindall's dockyard, Deptford, a squall of wind sprang op ;
the captain at ones saw that his noel was expowsd to im-
minent danger, on amount of bar lightness from want of
ballast, add end d to shorten the sails; but before
sufficient time hadielapeed to accomplish that objec4 another
squall sprang op and struck the schooner oa the starboard
side, and threw her completely on to her larboard asde. The
unfortunate captain, well knowing that his wife and child
were below, made an endeavour to descend to save these,
but the rush of water down the hatchways and companion
to the cabin waist, gnat that he was obliged to give up the
attempt as frwitiam, and at length he had the, greatest dif-
fealty in navies Itla own life, being obliged, It is stated, to
jump overboard to 'mope going down with the ill-fated
vestal. A the water rushed down the hold of thf vessel, •
few foist screams of the poor woman and child were beard,
but they wagessiZin mil drewaell by the wash of water. The
mews of Mew vowels at ones met off in
their boats te maim ailinnse, la lathes% the Um' see.
ism and in the epees of a taw minims the eshoceer sank,
nod tt la swam to My 6111 w legedn'a wife sad Mild
lea preL

Mamas James, a tall, pi;;;;itii-loakiag fellow, was
brought before Mr. A'Beekett, cha-ged with committing a
series of aggravated assaults on Caroline James, his wife, by
beating her over the head and body.
Mr. A'Beckett told him, according to the evidence, he
bad been in the habit of ill-using his wife for some time,
and, owing to her reluctance in making any complaints, he
took the advantage of her, and continued his brutality. It
was also proved that he did little or nothing to support his
family, and although his brutality was so great he seemed
to treat the chugs lightly. The frequent ill-usage of
women for some Jean past had created perfect scandal in
the country, so that the legislature bad been compelled to
pass • law for their better protection. Ile should therefore
punish him, under the recent set, by committing him to
the house of correction for sin monthsovith hard labour.
The prisoner, who seemed quite thundentruck at the
magistrate's decision, exclaimed : " Oh dear. oh dear, I did
not expect that ; it will be the death of me !"
Ile was then removed
MBETII. by the gaoler.
LA
Mr. W. 11. Avery, a cabinet-maker, tesidiog at No. 3,
tio.cligiatois-plece, Camberwell, waited on Mr. Elliott, and
that that magietrate would hear • statement which he
had to make, in the hope that its publicity might have the
affeet of guarding per in parting with their money in
• ease in which he had very great mason to suspect that
imposition was intended. Mr. Avery said Oa en
last he saw in • morning paper an &dynamos=
" Employment for respectable men two er these hours
daily, in town or auntry," and having NOM deem en his
bands, he wrote • reply ; but, instead of forwarding his
reply by post, es was nasally done, he carried his letter to
J. T. 11., 2, Lindsey-place, Chelsea, Middlesex, and con-
sidered himtelf fortunate in doing so, as he had discovered
that which perfectly satisfied him that • swindle on a large
scale was intended. The house No. 2, Lindsey-place, was
a (private house, near Battersea-bridge
to and opposite the
river Thames, and had nothing aboutit indicate it an
cam or • place of business,;and after knocking twice the
door was opened by a young woman. Ile gave her the
letter, and requested her to deliver it to the person as
' directed. She knocked once or twits at the back-
door, when a bolt was drawn and another
female presented herself at the door. The last
perms, on looking at the letter, said it was all
right, and, re-entering the room, bolted it after her. Since
, that time he (Mr. Avery) received by post a note, which he
, should request hie worship to reed, and whisk was confirms-
, tory of the impression he had termed.
Mr. Elliott read the note, the heading of which was
printed, and the following is a copy :
" Office of the Spectacle Molten' Society,
" 2, Lindsey-place, Chelsea. Middlesex,
" Near Battersea-bridge, July 13, 1843.
Sir,—The employment would be to collect advertise-
meats foeseveral hewspapers, Qe. on a commission. My
charge for information, papas, &e., would be one guinea;
epos receipt of which, with satisfactory reheenose, all in-
formation, with perm, would be forwarded.
" Mr. W. M. Ave,. " Teem J. T. H."
,
Avery terthse stated that, sMassd with the ficee•

COTTON.—Lynntroot, JULY 14.—The market Was
again closed very firmly, without change on Friday's quota-
tions. Sales, 7,000 bales, including 1,500 taken by export-
en, and comprise 6,000 Americans, 100 Panama and Ma-
feminine at 6/d. to 71d. ; 250 Bahia, at 60. to bad; 6OO
Egyptian, at 60. is 104. ; and 1,000 Surat, at 31d. to qd.
MAXCHISTIR, JULY 14.—Prices are still Maintained
with great steadiness, bat buyers continue to operate with
great caution, especially in the export market. There is a
pod deal of India yarn offering, and prime are is some
instances a shade lower. India cloths are also lower in
prim. Doubled yarns and fine yarns /sited for the Rus-
sian markets are in better demand than they have been for
some time past, and prices are maintained with great firm-
ness. There is not much activity among the German
buyers just now. There continues to be a good demand
both for goods and yarns suited to the home trade, and
spinners are well engaged.

July 11.7y1r !dupl!** &ppm! lo

have acted vela pain eels is their eta
supply wig to Itamiie Molted, =diatom &tugs lam
of *e bayer.-- Broffird Ofetereer.

MANUFACTURES. -BIiADINDED. July 14.—Yarns:
The unsettled Eutern question acts as a drawback to bui.
nes., and the sales are limited. Pieces : There is no clangs
worthy of note daring the week.—Bradford Odui'wr.

CHEESE....-81.1.113011T, July 14.—Oar monthly Cheese
market was held to-day, when the supply of Cheese was
much heavier than last market, and also exceeded the sup-
ply of the corresponding week last year. The quality was
rather new and inferior, there being only a few tons of old
Cheese pitched, which was eagerly sought after, sad brought
extremely high prices. The weather was extremely damp,
and in consequence of the ill-construction of the building a
portion of the Cheese became wet and injured. There was
• good attendance of buyers, and business was tolerably
brisk, greater portion of the Chits* pitched having been
sold. Although we quote prices the same as last market,
there was a downward tendency. Skims, Ws. to 40s ; Half
Cowards, 465. to 605.; Somersets, 68s. to 64e.; Cheddar,
68s. to 725. per cwt.

CATTLE.—Lama, JULY 14.—The supply at this fair
yesterday consisted of 720 cattle and 4,000 sheep. There
was a numerous attendance and a good demand. Cattle
sold at Bs. to Ba. 4d. per stone of 1131ba. A few very superior
aninsais fetched Bs. tild. per stone. Sheep sold at Op. per
lb., and lambs at 7d. to 70. pm lb.
- -

NEWARK, July 13.—At market to-day we bad only a
email show, and little business was done. Prices about as
usual. There were 129 Sheep, 118 Beasts, and 119 Pigs
penned. _ _ .

EDINBURGH, July 13.—The number of Cattle at market
this morning was 486, or; 173 leas than on this day
week. Extreme top price of the best Beef, 91. ild.; current
top price, 9s. 3d. ; cunentprice, to 9s. ; middling and
inferior sorts, from 7s. ed. to Be. per Dutch stone. Bale
dell, and at the dome of the market a good clearance was
effected. The number of sheep and Lambe was 4,932, or
22 more than last week. Sales dull, and purchasers were
very backward. Top price of the best mutton, 60. per
lb. ; current top price, 6d. ; current price, from 6d.
to 61€1.; middling and inferior Norte, from 4d. to 40. per
lb. Lambe also dull, and prices from le. to le. 64. a-head
down. Top price, 261. ; current, 18e.; middling and in-
ferior sorts, from 10s. to 17s. a head. At the close of the
market a clearance was not effected.

Abeam (kig), of Liverpool, 14 days for Hong Kong, July 11, let.
48.11 N., Lque)
Bangaloce bar
r, of Olaagow, from Lcedon for Singspote, July 8,
lat. 49 N., lon. 1.8 W.
amines (brig), or Maryport, for Quebec, with pusengers, all well,
June 24, lat. 411.32. lon. 43.8.
livlequin, of Hall, from London for Adelaide, April 11, lat. 42 N.,
lot. 10 W.
Jane Anderson (brig), from Liverpool for Melbourne, 74 days out,
April 211. lat. 26.33 6., Ica. 19.50 E.
Irene, Koh (Dutch any), from London for Geelong, June 3,lat.
931, iaa 10.23.
Kenilworth (ahlp), from London for Culeutta, May 11, lat. 14.10 S.,
lon. 33.10 W.
Mebemat All, from London for Ceylon, Jane b. lat. 1 N., lon. 24 W.
Neptune (brig), of Loudon, from Landon for Quebse, Jun. 32, lat.
44.0, km. M. 39.
Orator (barons), from Landon for Madras, July 9, Hoard bearing N.
by W., distant, 43 miles.
Princes Royal (ship), from Liverpool 14 days, for Africa, July 9, lat.
47.00 14., lm. 12.0 W.
BMW, from Liverpool for Valparaiso, May 11, lat. 4 N., los. 20 W.
St Patrick, from Liverpool for Ncw York, lat. 30 N., lon. IS W.
Westmoreland (American obit)), bound W., July 4, lat. 42, km.B3.

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TILE SPANISH EMBASSY.—A Madrid letter of the
Bth says Lord Howden's private secretary, Mr. Thomas
Middleton, leaves Madrid to-day for England, which would
seem to leave little doubt that Lord Hoyden will not re-
turn here. It is said that his lordship's family and friends
have become so seriously alarmed in consequence of his con-
tinued state of suffering, that they have prevailed on him to
give up all idea of doing so, and there appears to be es little
doubt that he will be succeeded by Sir Richard Paketham,
now her Majesty s Envoy in Portugal."

BERTHS,

CORN.—BIRMINGHAM, JULY 14.—At Worcester SW. I
ket, on the 9th, the wheat trade ruled slow, at an advance
of b. per quarter : at Gloucester, the same day, it was
dull, at an improvement of ls. to 2s. per quarter. Barley
tending upwards. Oats 6d. per quarter dearer. Beans
dull, but lower. Peas unaltered. During the present
week, very little has been passing in the wheat trade, and
the sales reported are at a reduction oils. to 2s. per quarter.
Bailey held for higher prices, which has prevented much
being done therein. Consumers pay Our present quotations
for oats with much reluctance. Bans the torn dearer.
Buyers bold off rather than submit to higher rates for peas.
At this day's market, owing to the wet weather there was
• short supply of wheat frum the farmers yet the trade
ruled very dull, and in someinstances a reduction wee sub-
mitted to, but we make no alteration in our quotations.
Barley fully es deer. Oats firmly held for some advance.
Beans maintained their value. Higher prices could not be
obtained for pees. _ .

Bits/01, itTLY 14.—The weather has taken • most un-
propitious turn. Yesterday after mid-day rain came on,
the showers increasing in density until night, when they
fell for several hours with a violence which few remember
havnmgg eaperienced eacept fur • short period during a
thauier storm. Many of the low diarists are represented
as Wag flooded to ths middles aad tope of the hedges,, and
fa pass. the mope, partioularly barleys ars laid low. Our
nodal tads, in an Data so will minlis4 with Bairiki

AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

INCREASED VALUE OY POLICEMEN.—The South
Shields town council have determined to advance the wages
of the men in the police force in that borough 2a. per week.
The Tynemouth town council have also resolved to adopt
the following scale of wages to be given to the polies force
in that town :—Sergeants, 235. per week; first-elms men,
21s. per week; second-epee, 19e. pee week; third-class,
17s. per week.—Eastern Clersetire Herald.
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Liverpool, of aim:
REECE.- July 12, at Cavendish-read West, St. Jobn's•wood, Mrs.
Marsden Reese, of twins—a son and a dascbter.

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ATIIERLET.—JuIy 9, at Bath, the Wife- of the Rev. A. O. Atberleb
of a son.
ItRAGO.—July 11, at Okehamptou, Mn. W. Bragg, of 'daughter.
COL—July 10, at Bridport, the wife of Yr. H. N. Cox, el • son.
JARVIS.-4017 14, at 72, Oxford.terraoe, Hyde-park, Mrs. Nil=
J. Jarvis, of a daughter.
NORIER.—JuIy 10, at Buckland, Dover, the wife of Capt. Noriers
8.N., of a son.
OLIVER.—JuIy 12, at Ettrsoy.square, the wife Of L. Oliver, Esq., of
the Inner Temple, of a daughter.
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RAFFLES.—JuIy 11, the wife of 8. Ran" Eau., of Canning streets