The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-05 00:00:00

SALE OF THE RUSSIAN PRIZE SHIPS.

Yesterday, by virtue of the decree of the High Court
of Admiralty, the Russian vessels Patrioten and! Ida,
condemned as lawful prizes, were put Up to public auction
in the Captain's-room, at Lloyd's, by Mr. -Laotians, the
Admiralty broker. There was a numerous attendance
of ship-owners. The Patrioten, built at Gamla Karleby
in 1841, Brockelman .late master, of '250 tons bUrden,
prize to her Majesty's steamer Magicienne, was put up
at 9001. ; she was knocked down for 40201., which, with
2781. that her cargo (salt) fetched, makes a total of
1,2951. to be divided among the captors. -The Ida was
put up at 9001. ; she is a vessel of 200 tons burden, was
built at Helsingfors in 1849, and was taken by her
and. realised
g
Majesty's steamer Gorgon. The first offer was 4501.,
and after some competition she was sold for 8301. Her
cargo, 2,880 bags of coffee, was also sold yesterday, at
the Commercial
prices.CommerciaNloStiacl:-wroaosmasiso givenMincin
that the following
aßnnassAiainuas,hpipriszewsotuoltdhbeeAslobladnf;otrhtleiwtham:s—chTatka taken e akdescha
en by
the Folkestone Coastguard ; and the Aeger.

MILITIA AND YEOMANRY,
The East Lothism Yeomanry Cavalry have been re-
viewed by Major Hagart, of the ith, or queen's, Hus-
sars, ; who
,expreSsed. hilts& highly pleased with the
Manner in which the troops went through their evolu-
tions. Immediately after the reviews competition took
place for the annual silver medal awarded,by the corps
to the best swordsman. It was awardea.to Mr. George
Clapperton, of the 2d troop.
The 4th West Yorkshire Militia have completed their
term of 28 days' training and exercise at Leeds, and the
Men were dismissed on Tuesday last. -
DUBLIN, August 4._ ARRIVAL 011. ENGLISH MILITIA
IN IRELAND.---Thb first division of the Third West
Yorkshire Militia,' numbering 350 men? arrived here
this morning; arid-having disembarked'at thii Custom-
house Quay, marched to. Richmond 13airaclis, where
they. succeeded the 21st Fusiliers,,.andN'Vill be 'quartered
until further orders. The second division .of the same
corps, consisting of head-quarters, -and ,oLabout the
same strength as the first, will arrive tomorrow, and
be quartered in the same' barracks. The-appearance of
an English militia regiment in Ireland, is-* rare .occur-
rence,. the regiment that' hag just arrived being, if
mistake not, the first that has been here Since the last
continental war.

HOP INTELLIGENCE.—EASP RETPORD, August 3'
The present will be an eventful year in the history of
that fickle and singular production, the hop-plant. The
plants in this district are all but a total failure, and beta
are freely offered that the duty will not come up to 501.
piauibpityardnLoetaeasartilampnas
It will certainly be the worst season that North Notting-
hamshire has experienced since 1823, when the duty
only amounted to 71. The period of the year has palsseesd,
away to allow of any produce. There is very little burr
in the district, and that of the most wretched descrip.
tion, being cerupletely devoured byfilth and cihjtoh.oksute,aidnawdili.uthg
the overwhelming influence of its own sap. Besides,
there
have
beenmuh raoe ss plenty
diami ueOgi)ees of
measure
Palmerston
Into
on of betting.
there ought to
hop ; whereas, such a thing cannot be found in the dis-
trict,RA cniosraasnwicy aEpppselaNrTalin,cßepoiftoitv.l—Ne.ll.esrot.LinNyltoatisav
of business
houses and sweeps, and which re was adopted by
done in sweeps in the sporting
pro-
vinces, ebpecially in. ci'P
theitnh teovLteehrgiye ssilltari°tunnSgl:e:oft thereuCoean'sl
A lc -houses in the pro-
the north of England. In Newcastle And other towns in
at the Honie-office f Lora 1, i
_,,consnuence of information
a.' ~ f •
magistrates in Newcastle, - nr.e..ion has written to the
of the
police iratae,, pointans out the importance
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SECOND COURT-MARTIAL ON LIEUT. that he gave rne permission to walk.in the barrack-yard in ' SPORTING INTELLIGENCR. will take place at the Upper Ship Inn, on Monday, be. • THE LONDON GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT. Lieutenant, vice Stuart, resigned ; Griffin Curtis Galt to COUNTRY MARKETS.
PERRY. my uniform, and allowed me to write to the Commander- • tween the hours of three and five in the afternoon. • be Ensign, July 29. '
4,--
' __.---.0------ in-Chief to be put en my parole of honour.
Witness-On the close of Mr. Perry's first trial Major BETTING AT MANCHESTER, YESTERDAY. --------.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
SEVENTH DAY-FRIDAY. Those who had not left for Brighton mustered at the PROGRAMME OF LEWES RACES. ST. JAMF,S'S PALACE, AUG. 3. John Williams, Plymouth, dealer in Berlin wools. LIVERPOOL-AUGUST 4.
Pack, at the request of Mr. Perry, asked me whether he -
, frost-office Hotel to-day, and a disposition was shown to THURSDAY, AUG. 10. The Queen has been pleased, on the nomination of the BANKRUPTS. A moderate extent of business done at an advance of 3d
This day's proceedings commenced with the examination was at liberty to take exercise at large. My answer was
of Lieut. Curtis. I desired to give prisoner every indulgence I could, but I °et upon the Ebor Handicap and St. Leger, but few in- The TRIAL HANDICAP of 5 sovs each, with 30 added, for Right Honourable Lord Foley, to appoint Robert Grange, Charles Staples and John Collyer, ship plumbers, South- to 4d per bushel on wheat, ls 6d per barrel and 2s per sack
: dull. Oatmeal without dema
on flour and ls to 2s Der r on Indian corn. Oats relied
At the request of the prisoner a question was put to considered I should deviate from the cuatom of the service vestments were made. At the commencement Heapy all ages ; a winner of 100 soya clear after the publica- Esq., late Captain Bengal Army, one of her Majesty's ampton to surrender, August 14, at half-past twelve, and . ' • q • -
Lieut. Dunscombe, which he refused to answer. ef iaalowedhimtogobeyond thelimitsof the barracksquare, was introduced for the Ebor, and was supported by one tion nf the weights 51b extra ; one mile ; 7 suns, Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, vice Tinkler ' nd. Bean p
s and eas heid for
Prisoner then said-Under the peculiar circumstances On the following day,in the barrack square, Mr. Darvill, his gentleman to the tune of upwards of 100/. at sto 1, Age at lb Age st lb retired.
WHITEHALL, JULY 31. , September 8, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
' u prices.
of the case I request that the questions may not be put solicitor, name to me, He was at that time unknown to me. but without making him any better favourite, the same Honesty
and Son Sise-lane. -
The Queen has been pleased to constitute and appoint ' WAKEFIELD-AUGUST 4.
bdore entered on the minutes. He said he was the legal adviser of Lieutenant Perry, and figure being currently offered at the close, and, in some Domino 3 8 7 Kennyside Hero 3 6 12 Joseph Ilaythorne Reed, Esq., to be Major in the Artil-
Deputy Judge Advocate-There is always full and asked whether I could not allow him to go outside of the quarters, as much as 6to 1 was laid. This " flash in Old Noll
August 17, at half-past one, and September 14, at twelve, 1 The rain to-day exercises its influence on the wheat
. ample time indeed to take them down before answering barracks. I pointed out tee Min the difficalty of granting
the indulgence, and statedmy reasons unless under slur- the pan" we understand, was caused by a groundless Antonina
the questions.
-report being put in circulation, that 2to 1 was taken The INNKEEPEB;f3 PLATE of 60 soya • a winner of a BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, AUG 3. Aldermanbury ; Lawrence, Plews, and Boyer, Old Jewry- Friday, but the business passing is confined chiefly to fresh
ed veillance Mr Darvill then
Adjutant-General (to prisoner)-The court has nun= . • asked if I 'knew who he was.
freely about him at Brighton. King Tom for the St. handi fth 1 f 1 ' f h bl.
cap o evaue o 70 Boys c ear a ter tepu 1- The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of chambers. qualities. For other sorts the sale is slow. In spring corn
the same course am you wished on the first day.
th I told him I knew the position he filled as a professional
Le er retrogades in the market, while Dervish, on the Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received, Au 16 and there is no material chan eto note
Robert Mason, stationer, Manchester,. g. , , g .
The two first charges were then read over against e gentleman, but I did not remember his naane, and after g cation of the weights 51b extra ; one mile and a, half. Distnct Court Pott ,
Sept. 6, at twelve, at the Manchester. . , _
prisoner. some further communication, I consented that Mr. Perry d h ward t d a d
other han ,asan up en ency, an any a vance Age st lb Age st lb through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, the en-
closed copy (translation) of a Proclamation respecting an official assignee, Manchester , Atkinsons, Saunders, and i EXETER-AuGu ST 4.
Pro tor (to witness)-Were you present when Colonel should go into Mr. Darvill's c'e at five o'clock in the upon sto 1 would have been taken to money at the close. Domino
Garrett reprimanded an. officer for annoying Lieut. Perry ? afternoon, for the purpose of going to Mr. Darvill's pri. Owing to so little having been done, and the principal Perfidious
Witness-I was. vate house in the country, Mr.Darvillundertaking to send speculators being at Brighton, it would be superfluous Banstead
Prosecutor-When and where eras t reprimand '
the him home in the course of the night. I received an exceed- to give a long list of quotations. Allington (h b) ... 47 4 Miss Fright - w Leeds • Wavel Philbrick, and Foster, Od. Peas, 00s Od to 00s Od.
assgnee, kro „ ,
given? ,
3 in the Linen- •
ingly well-expressed letter from Mr. Darrill, and I a second EBOR HANDICAP. Diana 3 7 4 The Jester a 510 announces, for the information and guidanCe of mariners Halifax. 1 CATTLE.-Prime beef, les 6(.1 per score ; cows and calves,
Witnese--In the month of July, 185 • time allowed prisoner to go away on a second application sto 1 agstHeapy (taken to upwards of 100/, Hazlenut
' John Milligan, draper, Manchester, Aug. 15, and Sept. 1 11/. to 16/. ; butchers' calves, 6d to Od per lb., rearing
hall, Dublin. from the son of Mr. Darvill. Sincethose two occasions Mr. ,at twelve, at the Manchester District Court. Herna- calves 00s to 00s each. Sheep, 6,1 to 6 -el.. Lambs, 6sd to
Prosecutor-Did Colonel Garrett on that or. on any pe--
see has been out, but I think it was a misconception, as much as 6to 1 being after- Fawn a 6 8 and giving out sharp flashes at short intervals (a feu fixe a
' fficiel assignee, Manchester ; Cobbett and Wheeler, 0(1 per lb. Store hogs, large size, 50s to 00s each ; slips,
Perry for making com- •su o • wards laid). varie par des eclats et par courtes eclipses), was put on the man* ° ' 11,.
00s to llOs ; small, COs to 00s. Rough fat, 5d per
other oecasion reproach Lieutenant .
~,, pp sing I had given him leave to go to Mr. Darvill's. The SOUTHDOWN WELTER HANDICAP CUP of 50 sovse Nor h Ia
t ern ighthouse at Koster, instead of the blue light Manchester.
plaints, or call him " A fool for his pains .
rt,' ularl stat th tHe once left a memorandum in the orderly-room of the Bto 1 agst The Hermit (taken). added to a Sweepstakes of 5 sovs each ; winners ot li. h
wlc was there before, and that the lightine of the satx.e Thoeme Boyden and Joseph Edward Mansford, mer- Pork carcases from 9s 6,1 to les Od per score.
t two and FLOUR -Fi 4- Od t 48 01 • d 45s Od to 46s
Witness-In my presence, I can pa ic y e. a hour he went out and when he returned. He may have ST. LEGER. any handicap after the publication of the weights 61b began on the evening of the 23rd of June last. According chants, Cullum-street, Aug. 15, at half-pas ne, is oS l ; secon s,
Colonel aarrett never reproached Lieut. Perry for making gone out on a misconception, and I entirely acquit him of sto 1 agst King Tom (offered). extra ; gentlemen riders ; two wiles ;10 subs. to the trial oraeree to be made to obtain information 'fa• Od •k.
Sept. 19? at two, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, o - per sac
complaints to his commanding officer ; and further, that he it. I may farther add, that this day he has received sto 1 eget Dervish (11 to 2 taken and offered). Age st lb Age st lb respecting the extent and power of the light of this light- e, Plews, arta ,
cial assignee, Moergete-street ; Lawranc I
never called him " A fool for his pains." permission from Lord Hardinge, on his own application, 7to 1 agst The Trapper (offered). Garforth
Prosecutor--When that reprimand was given had cer- to go out on parole of honour under certain restrictions. Julius Calisher; jeweller, Norfolk-street, Aug. 15, at ' CORN. -Wheat, white, or qr., 60s Od to 62s Od. Bev'
tain confidential circulars regarding practical jokes been Prisoner-I am glad the address has been read to the 100 to 8 agst Midsummer (taken and offered). Warwick
' C t f ' 1* 9 - d. to
half-past one, and Sept. 19, at twelve, at the our o ley, cheva ler, ...8s Od to 30s Od ; ditto, common, uos 0
100 to 7 agst Autocrat (offered). Alp
a 10 8 a c
read to the officers. court to prove that Colonel Garrett has been very kind to Bankruptcy. Edwards, official assignee, Sambrook-court; ' 00s Od. Oats, 27s Od to 30s Od.
Witness-To the best of my knowledge, I think not. me. -- Honesty
Prosecutor-Do yon know whether Lieutenant Perry His address to the court went to show, that since his BRIGHTON RACE CLUB.-FRIDAY. Marchioness alo 12 Now or Never... alO 0 power a , g •
s the lieht of the fixed li hthouse
Stockholm, July 14, 1851. • Sydney, Finsbury-circus. I MEAL.-Oatmeal, per imp. boll 23s Od to 24s Od ; ditto
'
William Bullock, ironmonger and brazier, Warwick, , second, 00s Od to Os Od ; barleymeal liis Od to Os Od ;
ever sent a letter to Colonel Garrett threatening to com- arrest Colonel Garrett had behaved in the most gentle- Swxaasaaßes of 100 sovs each, h ft, colts, Bst 71b ; A SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sovs each, h ft, with 50 added, Aug. 14 and Sept. 4, at ten, at the Birmingham District peasemeal, 20s Od to Os Od ; bran, per stene Os 8d to 10d ;
1 in to the general officer of the district ? BOARD OF TRADE, AUG. 3.
P a manly, kind, and courteous manner, and did all he could, fillies, Bst 41h ; untried stallions or mares allowed 31b ; for two year olds ; colts est 71a, fillies and geldings Court. Whitmore, official assignee, Birmingham ; Nicks, Ist flour, per 2801 b, 54s Oil to 58s Od ;2d d'itto, 48s 0,1 to
Witness-I do not.
consistently with military duty, to mitigate the rigour of only one allowance. T.Y.C. 8 subs. The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of W• rwick • Hod,son Birmingham
Bst 41b ; winners once 51b, and twice or more 71b ex- -r.v . a , . , • 50s Od ; oatmeal, best, per st. of 141 b imperial 2s 3,1
.
Cross-examined by the Prisoner-Since this inquiry has Lieutenant Perry's position. Duke of Bedford's Habena, by Birdcatcher, 3 yrs Bst tra ; the second to save his stake ; the winner to pay ri y Council for Trade and Plantations have received, Samuel Hammond, flax spinner Leeds, Aug. 22 and to 2s 6d ; ditto second, Os Od to Os Od ; barleymeal 1. B,i
commenced, or before, have you been spoken to a.s to the Prisoner-Is your memory as defective as to my having llb (S. Rogers) walked over 5 sovs towards expenses ; T.Y.C. through the S t f S • '
eere ary 0 tate for Foreten Affairs, a copy Sept. 6, at eleven, at the Leeds District Court. Hope, Ito 00s 0,1 ; peasemeal, 2s ild to Os 0,1; Ist flour, 3s Od cash,
- tenour of the evidence you should give ? written a letter to you at the Linen-hall Barracks as it is of a translation of a uote, addressed °to her Majesty's official assignee, Leeds ; Richardson and Gaunt. Leeds. '3s Od credit ; 2cl ditto, 23 9d cash, 38 Od credit.
Witness-To the first part of the question, no ;to the to your not remembering having called me a fool for re- MATCH of 50 soya. Bristol mile. The Archer Restoration See Clear Charge d'Affaires at Naples, reporting the decision of the Nathan Calisher, jeweller, Norfolk-street, Strand, Aug. -es__
. second, I gathered the tenour of the evidence from the news- porting to you? And if I prove that you said you did call Captain Price's Warwick, by Sir Isaac, aged, lOst 31b Helena Escape (71b ex.) Minette Neapolitan Board of Health, by which vessels arriving 17, at one, and Sept. 7, at eleven, at the Court of Bank- BRISTOL SUGAR-AUGusT 4.
- Par- me a fool, may you nothave made the same error instating (Owner) 1 Daffodil Frederick from Malta will be subjected to a quarantine of observe- ruptcy. Carman, official assignee, Aldermanbuiy; Sydney
' The market ia steady, but not active, and former rates
risoner-What was the tenour of the circular sent round I had not written the letter ? Mr. Mare's St. Faith, 4 yrs, lOst 31b (Captain Lane) 2 A SELLING STAKES of 5 sovs each, with 30 added, for tion of 7 days. Finsbury-circus.
to each officer by Colonel Garrett just before the inquiry Witness-They are so marked to recollection that if it Betting-2 to lon St. Faith. Warwick made all the three year olds and upwards , 1 d t
• one mi ean a quer er. WAR-OFFICE, AUG. 4. Benedetto Bernasconi, looking glass frame manufacturer, .
are about supported. In refiners' produce there is a large
business doing at fully previous prices.
being instituted; and if you cannot state the precisewords, should have occurred I could not forget it, and if it should running, and won by a length. Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, Aug. 17, at two, and Sept.
To close and name on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. lst Regiment of Life Guards-Lieutenant Theophilus
oan you produce the evidence before the court ? be proved that lam mistaken it will be for the court, and PLATE of 100 • f th B•htßa F d •
sovs, given rom e rig on ce un , John Levett to be Captain, by purchase vice Andrews, 14, at half-past twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
Witness-Colonel Garrett sent round three questions to not for myself, to pass its own opinion. FRIDAY.
for three-yr-olds aril upwards ; optional sellin who retires • Lieutenant George Henry, 'Earl of Mount Cannan, official assignee, Aldermanbury ; Roscoe, King-
COAL MARKET.-Auclusr 4.
' some officers and two to others, to be answered and re- Prisoner -Will eu state that you was not anxious with g The LEWES HANDICAP of 10 sovs each, h ft, and 3 only ' c. • b street, Finsbury square.
turned to the orderly-room. Colonel Garrett, I believe, regard to fi tY • 1 d did you not write to Cork to
my rs tria ,an weights ; Bristol mile. if declared, with 100 added • a winner of the value of Charles to be aptain, y purchase, vice Sir
William' Augustus Fraser, Baronet, who retires ; John Howard, butcher, Norwich, August 15, at two, Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market.
took those papers to the Horse Guards. The tenour of them ascertain whether I had gambled or not ? Mr. Benstead's Economy, by Don John, 6 yrs, (1001.) 100 sovs clear after the publication of the weights 51b, Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Walter de Winton to be Lieu- and September 19, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. ti. d. Wallsend, Sre.
was this-Colonel Garrett wished to know whether the Witness-I do not understand what he means by being Bst 111 b (Bartholomew) 1 above that sum, but not less than 150, 81b extra; the tenant, by purchase, vice Levett , Cornet and Sub-Lieu- Lee, official assignee, Moorgate-stret ; Jay, Bucklersbury ; Chester main 18 6 s. d,
officers could bring to his mind his either having reproached anxious for his first trial. I would have avoided it if I Mr. Knowles's Caliph, 3 yrs (200/.), Bst ...(Charlton) 2 second to receive 20 soya out of the stakes and the tenant Algernon William Peyton to be Lieutenant, by Jay and Pilgrim,. Norwich. Davison's West Hartley 18 3 Framwellgate 2O 3
. Lieutenant Perry for making complaints or calling him a could. After the company had sailed for Cork on passage Mr. Bailey'a New Brighton, 4 yrs (100/.), 7st 111 b winner to pay 15 soya towards expenses of th'e course ; purchase, vice Earl of Mount Charles ; Arthur Edward - e ,
James Wilshee Aldridee corn merchant, Witham Hasting's Hartley lB 3 Haswell 21 6
fool for his palms or saying he would write to the general to Turkey, I wrote to Queenstown to an officer to make (W. Abdale) 3 two miles ;22 subs. Holland Grey, Viscount Grey de Wilton, to be Cornetand t
Essex, August 15, at three, and September 19, at wo, a Holywell ............. .......19 3 Eletton 2l 6
s to complain of the conduct of Captain Nicholas to young inquiries as to whether he knew if certain reports made to Duke of Bedford's Dabchick, 4 yrs (100/.), Bst 71b the Court of Ba,nkruptcy. Edwards, official assignee, Sam- Howard's West Hartley Hetton Lyons Main 20 6
Age st lb Sub-Lieiatenant, by purchase, vice de Winton, Aug. 4.
officers-these were three questions sent to me. me as to Lieut. Perry's conduct, whilst stationed at Cork,
(S. Rogers) 4 Age st lb
Indian War • 5 8 4 Mouser
nor... 3 510 Ist Dragoons-Paymaster William Shearman, from the brook-court • Stevens and Satchel, Queen-street, Cheap- Netherton lB 3 Kepier Grange 2O 6
Prisoner-Has there been no discussion, from time to were true, but do not remember what was particularly Mr. Webb's Blondelle, 4 yrs (1001.), 7st 111 b (Wells) 5 '
Little David 4 710 Kidnapper 3 510 9ith Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Boyd, who retires upon 8 ' a 8 a
ide • B nk ' nd Stevens, Witham- E
, ssex. South Peareth l6 0 Peusher 20 0
Taulield Moor l6 0 Plummer 2O 0
time! as this case has proceeded, as to the evidence you specified.
Mr Magenis's Sandhurst, 4 yrs (100/.) Bst (Flatman) 6 half-pay, Aue. 4. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
could give, and have you not been spoken to since Duns- Prisoner-Did not Lieut. Sherrington belong to the K • Cobnut
combe eave his evidence yesterday ; and what was said as company, and not to Captain Harrey's ? and why was Betting-6 to 2 and 9to 4 agst Caliph, 3to 1 agst Al
P a 7 2 Barrel 3 510 12th LighteDragoons-Lieutenant John Kincaid Len-
nox to be Captain, by purchase, vice Whittingstall, who J. Brown, W. Rushy, G. Brown, and H. Booth, Gree- 'awe
West Hai 18 3 R,ussell's Hetton 21 0
more Peniston, Yorkshire, quarrymen ;as far as regards • • 21 3
Wallington Hartley ......17 € South Hetton
regards*Dunscombe's evidence by the officers? Captain Harvey sent, he being nearly at the bottom of the New Brighton, sto 1 agst any other. Llanforda
retires, Aug. 4 ; Cornet and Adjutant Edward Brown to W. Rusby and G. Brown-J. Brown, W. Busby, and G. 21 6
Stewart's .
Witness heard no opinion on Dunscombe's evidence list of captains ? Won by a neck ; two lengths between second and Pantomime ... .... 4 7 2 Diana 4 5 8 have the rank of Lieutenant, Aug. 3; Cornet Alexander Brown, Bankside, Southwark, stonemasons, and Idle and 20 0
Wallsend, &a. Scarborough
given. Witness-Lieutenant Sherrington always belonged to third. The winner was afterwards bought in for 185 Jacqueline
Prisoner-Are you aware that some of the officers had Captain Harvey's company, or rather the A company, guineas • and Mr. John Perren, the trainer of Economy, Allington (h b) ... 46 6 Vingt-et-un - Brown-W. Booth and E. J. Tindall, Portland-terrace,
HildaY lB 6 b Hall
Heug 20 6
not very clear recollections on the subject, and were they which belongs to Captain Harding now : but he com- claimed 'Caliph under the Newmarket rule. D. 0. - 17 °
Killingsworth E. l7 6 Hunwick
' not constantly asking others as to the answers they should mended the K company during the absence of Captain es, -es
_Lee pRIGHTON CLUB STAKES (h d• ) flO h Ph •
an icap o sows eac , omen 360 b f out of Jennala 34 12 13th Light Dragoons- Henry Old.man Munn, Gent., to ham, Liverpool, attorneys-M. Lancashire and H. Fearn, 21 3
give in reference to the circular sent round by the colonel ? Wombwell on the staff. When Captain Wombwell joined Lawson lB 6 Kelloe
Witness-There certainly was conversation among the his staff duty, Lieutenant Sherrington rejoined his own h ft, with 50 added by the Club. Certain winners Jack Frost
Ne • 15 0 South Kelloe 20 6
offieers at the time, in reference to those circulars just company, and the K company which he commanded is now extra. New Course. 13 subs. The COUNTY PURSE of 50 sovs added to a handicap of Au,gus t 4. Cornwall, drapers -J. A. Hughes and W. Shaw, pro- Northumberland E l7 6 Tees 2l 6
before the conrt-martial was ordered. These questions a depot company. When I found I could not send Captain Mr. Bevill's Garforth, by Yaxley, aged, list 91b 5 Boys each ; winners of any of the previous handicaps
, Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards-To be Ensigns
and Lieutenants by purchase-St. Vincent Bentinck Haw- prietors of the Kingsland, Dalston, and De Beauvoir-town
Northumberland lB 6 Thornley 19 9
en 6
came to me in the morning about nine o'clock. Wombwell's company, I made my selection from the junior (Captain Little) 1 51b, or of any other of the value of 100 Bove clear after kins Whitshed, Gent., Aug 1 • Julian Hamilton Hall, Literary and Scientific Institution and Baths-Shaw,
M 11 1C Sl. b • t t Strand wine merchants
axwe , ant 0., ais nry s ree. „ . Riddell l9 0 South Durham - ••••--- 0
Eden Main 20 6 Birchgrove Graigola ...... 26
Prisoner-I place myself in the hands of the court, and companies ; and intended to take Captain Lyons, but he Majorßringhurst'sHero, aged, lOst 21b (Mr. Goodman) 2 th Vt. f h •ht 71b t b t tt b G A 2 Gdf J-•.W" Gt A 3
epu Ica ion ot e weig .s ex ra, uno o e ent., ue. ; o rey ames igram, en ~ ug. ; _J. Smith and Co., Halifax, linendrapers-Sidney and 21 3
Belmont 20 3,.South Hartlepool ..... a •
appeal to them if this is an answer to my question ? also had men out at Kensington, and for that reason I took Mr. H. Elwes's William Rufus, 4 yrs, llst llb (Owner) 3 accumulative h d •10 t fth AthL e'
bt G t A 4
;t e secon to receive soya ou o e r ur am on, en ~ ug. . Garrow Liverpool silk mercers ;as far as regards J. D.
Braddyll 2l 01
Witness-I cannot answer it more fully. I went down Captain Harvey, as he was above Captain Lyons. Duke of Bedford's Dabchick, 4 yrs, lOst 61b (Capt. Lane) 4 er to pay sovs owar s ex- co •s usi ler uar s - nsign eorge ay oncrie ,
stakes, and the winn 5 t d StF•I•G dE• G II al •ff ' ' • dCß'•h
Garrow-J. and J. Pattison an 0., irming am, con-
to Waldey'a room, where I found him conversing. I read By the Court-Was Lieutenant Hesketh, to the best of Betting-2 to lon Garforth; 3t 1 t Willa
o age i m from the lst Foot, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by pur- ............--
those questions over, and Laid they might be very simply your knowledge, present when you reprimanded the officer ? penses ; ene mile and a quarter. 7 subs. fectioners ; as far as regards J. and L. Shackel-Antill,
Rufus. chase ; Thomas Frederick Scrymsoure Fothringham, Gent.,
answered. I went back to my room, and answered them, Witness-I have my doubts. I think not. Age st lb Age st lb Peters, and Co. Portsmouth and Portsea, wine merchants COURSE OF EXCHANGE-YESTERDAY.
and he gave them to the adjutant. By the Court-After the letter from the prisoner which Won by twenty lengths. William Rufus and Dab. Gosaip 1.. 4 8 3 Diana 370t0 be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, Aug. 4. -Brookes and liiirraseg, Nottingham, machine holders-W. .
Amsterdam ...... ...... 11 15% Gibraltar ........ -•• • • A-
Prisoner-Were not the officers' assembly sounded, and appeared in the Times, did you assemble the officers of the chick walked in. Perfidious . - 55
Thomas Henry Breedon, vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Ensham, Oxfordshire, ropemakers-Genee and Levibond, Rotterdam .......• .... 11 17% Genoa ... ••• ••••• • • '• 5
2 40
were not all the officers gathered to refresh each other's 46th ; and for what purpose? The CLARET STAKES of 5 sovs each, with 50 added. Old Noll 3 7 5 The Yager 3 6 4
Northey, who retires ; Lieutenant John Alexander Gavin East Chinnock, Somersetshire, sailclotemanufacturers- Antwerp .............. 25 27% Milan ...: .........• • • -
memories ?" Colonel Garrett-I did ; and read the letter sentence by Penalties for certain winners. T.Y.C. 10 subs. Lady Flora 47 3 Campbell vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Mayne, who re- are -0 ,
a, . e erten° and Co., Liverpool, sugar refiners-T. Inch and Brussels .............. 25 27% Venice ..... ...... ... •• -4514
Witness-Certainly not. The officers' assembly was not sentence, and asked if any of them could assist me in any Mr. Magenis's The Dandy, by Ugly Buck, 4 yrs, 10st • f "th f h • '
A HANDICAP PLATE of 50 soya ; winners oeier o t e tires, Aug. 4. T. J. Pike, Bristol, decorative artists-G. Ma.kinson an I Co. Elamburgh ............ 13 7 Naples .........• ••• • • • 127%
sounded. If the officers' assembly was sounded it was for way, by meritioning any circumstance that might by any (carried lOst 21b) (Captain Little) 1 Palermo .......• •• •• •' ,Os
another pUrpose. possibility be construed into a reproach-that they would M S t' H• t 5 11 (M •B • h ) 2
r. argen s enriet a, yrs, at ajor ring urst b h el. 7lb f other after publication To be Ensign by purchase-Joseph Hodgson Fawcett,
a ove an leaps ,or o any Wigan-T. Bury and Co., Salford, silk dyers-Verrall anti Paris • • ........ •• - .... 25 2%! siessina ........ ••• • • • 53
Prisoner-What necessity was there for going to Wal- at once state it, for I had no recollection at the time of any Mr. G. B. Price's Wa • k dlO t 21b...(0 )
rwic , age , s wner 3 of the weights 51b extra, but not to be accumulative ; Gent., vice Moncrieff, promoted in the Scots Fusilier Lewes, auctioneers.-R. Cowen, jun., and J. Mitchel Ditto, three months .• 25 30 1 Ltsb .%
dey's room if the questions were so easily answered? such occurrence ; and also if any of them knew of a letter • T.Y.C. 19 subs. Weights to be published on Mon- Guards, Aug. 4. Nottingham, lace pattern designer.-Pollard and Stockwi Mar5ei11e5............ „25 30 Oporto .......... ••• • • •
Mr. Benstead s Economy, .6 yrs, llst 51b (Mr. Goodman) 4 d 4th Foot-Lieutenant Samuel Blakelock Moody Skinner Birmingham, manufacturers of fenders.-W. Wilmott and Rourdeaux .......... •• - Rio Janeiro .........• •• -
Witness-I simply went to see if he had the same sort communicating threats having been sent to me. a,y next.;
to be Captain, by purchase, vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colo- A. Woodrow, Spalding, tailors.-S. Sinkins and W. EL Frankfort-on-Maine .... 119 Buenos Ayres .. .. -•• • ' :::.
of questions I had. This closed Colonel Garrett's cross-examination. Mr. H. Elwes's Narcissus, aged, llst 71b ...(Owner) 5 Yrs Yrs Berlin . .......... •• • • - New York, 60 days' sight
Prisoner-Will you state that the officers' assembly did It being only three minutes to four the court adjourned. Betting-5 to 2 agst Henrietta ;3to 1 agst Narcissus Gondoline
Y, 7th Foot--Lieutenant Richard Wm. Aldworth to be May, Frome, linendrapers.-C. and A. Watling and Co.„
Great Sutton-street, Clerkenwell, bent timber manufac- s ienna ..•............. _
12 31 Philadelphia ...... - " oz.
not sound, and that the officers were not in close delibera- (at the commencement only 6to 4 was laid) ;3to 1 agst Miss vri ht
- PRICES OF BULLION, psa .
3 17 '
tion for upwards of an hour ? . , SHIPPING -INTELLIGENCE. The Dandy ;sto 1 agst Economy ;6to 1 agst Warwick. Domino g
_W. Smith and W. Dickinson, Derby, whitesmitls.-F. Madrid ....
P burg,... • ......... 36 Foreign Gold In Bars .f,
~ 0
. Witness-Upon reconsideration I think the officers Won very easily by three length. A good race for ............ 491 e vortugal Gold Coin .. ° 0
Kenn side Hero 3 Blondelle 4 by purchase vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Edmonds, B. and P. R. Goldney, St. Paul's Churchyard, lace mer- Cadiz .................. 50% 14exican Dollars .• . • ° 9 ,
assembly did sound. I had forgotten the day. The reason se second place, Henrietta obtaining it from Warwick by a 0 o
OmarYPasha 2 Longinus - Barcelona.. - . .... - New Dollars ~... • 51 %
of the assembly was for.auditing the mess accounts. CUSTOM-HOUSE, AUG. 4. short head ; the other two beaten off. eville ...... „ ........ - qlv,r In bars .... • °
Prisoner-State the day,•and. produce the accounts stet- -v Allington - Roberts and Taylor, Glocester, grocers. -H. 8., G. H., s - •
_ ESSELS ENTERED INWARDS-The Australasia, from The BRIGHTON CLUB PLATE of 100/, for two and thr • 5 tain, by purchase, vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Pearson, straw plait dealers.-Prehn, - .
ing on what day they were audited? ee- Clair de Lune 4 Child of the Mist and H. B. Lee, Liverpol,
Callao • Boston Caen • William, Buenos Ayres • Breeze 3 who retires August 4. Cleeg and Co., New Orleans, and C. Clegg and Co., Liver-
Witness-I cannot, and the accounts are not in my pos- Charente; Globe, Stoch 1 K. d H 1 ' G '
0m; ing, o.; art eys enoa yr-olds. Optional selling weights, &c. Last half The Queen's Own 3 Glenstrae SEABORNE MA I LS.
11th Font-Lieutenant Henry Curling has been per- T ' h t
session ; I am not on the mess committee. mile: poo , mere an s.
and Nice; Giffords, Memel- Ludwi and Elize Archan el. Henrietta 5 Minette
mitted to retire from the service by the sale of his Com-•
DEL &RATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. -----•••-.-
(N signifies that the mails are r,ent from the General i 1,
, st-',(/'r°
Prisoner-May I request the mess-master be called to Abraham, C G ' ••g • *
aen ; efion, Bahia , Highlander, Dornsjo;
' g ' Mr. Powell's Redemption, by Orlando, 2 yrs (1004, Narcissus a mission, August 4.
B. Rolfe and B. A. Moore, Sackville-street, Piccadilly, by the night-and Mby the mocoing-tiespatch.)
produce those accounts ? State the day as nearly as pos. 6st 131 b (Wells) 1
Speculationer, Quebec; Chatham, Madras, Mauritius, and HER MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 gs. To enter and name
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sible-that will satisfy me. To be Captains by purchase. tailors-second div. of 2s , on Monday, the 7th inst , aud
the Cape; Cato Demerara • Iron Gem do ; Pearl, Mon- Mr. Suewing's Dan Cupid, 3 yrs (1000, Bst 21b .
on Wednesday at eight o'clock in the evening. woe.,
Witness-A few days before the court-martial ; the da 13th Foot-Lieutenant R. Blackwell Montgomery, vice the following MondaY, at Mr. Cannan's, Alderman bury. Day wool ea, .., prow ,v.
y treal and Quebec •' ' * d
; Old Hickory, Magaqua aan ; Azoff, (Flatman) 2 due 1"
the colonel went to the Horse Guards. A SELLING STAKES of 5 soya each, with 30 added for Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Freeman, who retires, Aug. 4. T. Hutchings, Park-atreet, Westminster, and elsewhere, COUNTRIES in General Post- per, . t
Quebec ; Maria Emilia, Gefle ; Hermes, Memel ; Triton, Mr. Rogers's Guitar, 2 yre (100/), 7st 21b...(Charlton) 3 oases I Won • Diq • ten_ En laii, •
Prisoner-The reason I require the day is I look upon three-year-olds and upwards ; one mile and a distance. 15th Foot-Lieutenant William Drake Hague, vice railway contractor-first div. of 2s. 6d., on Monday, the
Archan el • Vorwarts, Gireenti • Almuth, Brah- Clement wei hed for Tom Burke, but the ho __
it as singular the books should be audited' just at this sii„ . Ea
, g rl' Gre B 11. G* S ' Lubeck ; Fadres afterwards ' g • • rse
wae
y, aia ; rey parrs, withdrawn, in consequence of being found To close and name on Thursday evening at eight Lord Colville, who retires, Aug. 4. '
7th inst., and the following Monday, at Mr. Cannan's, - ,
knaerica(byltrit.pack)N Every i• rulay .. • • '.lverpool .
time. 16th Foot-Lieutenant James William Bostock, vice Alciermanbury.
Minde, Quebec ; Salvator, Sundswall ; Perseverance, lame. p.m. kmerica (by United Sts.
Prisoner-Did you not speak to me after the reprimand Marseilles ; Catharine, Christiania ; Henriette, Or • The SOUTHDOWN CLUB HANDICAP PLATE of 50 soya. 40
m Ward, who retires, Aug. 4. T. Ashley, Coleman.street, Camberwell, liceesed vie- 'Aug 2
packet) .. . . ..N, . . •......... Giverpool • ; •
au / Betting--3 to lon Redemption, who won by a head. 18th Foot-Lieutenant Charles Frederick Kelly, vice tualler-first liv. of 7s. 9d., on Monday, the 7th inst., and kmerica (by. EI . Slates' I
in your room at the Royal Barracks, at Dublin, and say, Fortitude, Colombo ; Defence, Caen • Victor Caen - close on Thursday evening.
"I think you got the worst, old fellow ;" and did not I say Margaret Sophia, Stettin ; Catharine, GOttenbur;ll • Feze
, Bad third. The winner was buught in for 170 guineas. Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Colthurst, who retires, Aug. 4. the following Monday, at Mr. Carman's, Alderman bury. packet) ....,...... N •••• .. - . eouthametole
I
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/ would never report again ? Venner, Assens ; Louisa, Garrucha and Oporto ; Maria, PLATE of 100/., for horses beaten during the week (two- 22d Foot --Lieutenant Edward Simeon Webber Smith G. Whitehead, Fleet-street, printer, and Burlington- kustralift (via' South-!
ampton) .......... M.,July 4 ..... ...... Southampton _august 4
Witness-I do not recollect the circumstance ;it maY Stettin ; Grunport, Wiemar ; Pillau, Memel • Despipne yr olds excepted). The second to receive 20 sovs out RAIL WA YT_R AF PIC _REP UR NS'. to be Captain, by purehasi, vice Tante, who retires ; gardens, scrivener-fourth div. of ls., on Wednesday
Ditto (via Marseilles) Ni Dover .. .
have happened. Ido not deny it. de Barig, Memborg ; Cupido, Memel ; Magdalena, Chur- of the Plate. Bristol mile. • Ensign Lawrence Nicholas Dyre Hammond to be Lieute- next, anti following Wednesday, at Mr. Edwards's, Sam- Ditto (via Cape of Good; .
. • •• Uneert R''•
Prisoner-Were not the mess accounts audited on the racha Island ; Regina, Swartwick ; Semiramis Colombo ; Mr. Saxon's Hazlenut, bN t *th 4 11 t 61b
. y uwi , yrs, s TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. nant, by purchase, vice Smith ; Robert Conven,y Dobbs brook-court, Basinghall-street. EloPe) •• •• •• ......N July i .
...N:l3d oi- tile mom.h . Plymouth .. August 6
Bth July, 1854; and have they been audited since ? Kossuth, Matanzas ; Lord George Bent-tuck', Madras ; (Mr. Elwes) 1
, en ~ o e nsign, y pure ,
%18, 9, 24, & SO o. It, . Dover ....
Alexandria.. ...... • •
Witness--With the permission of the court, I beg to Eansegezendhued,Odessa; Christian Cernal, Buenos Ayres ; M.. Pa ' kPh nt, 4 Mil"
yne s Coc yrs, 12st 41b opened, Rec., p, . August, 4. Wednesday, Aug. 9, at Mr. Lee's, Moorgate-street.
..Ml4tt, & 20th or Inc,. Southarnptol
NAME OF RAILWAY. To be Captains by purchase. T. Newbould, jun., Sheffield, merchant-fourth and n',lndaVa.:::::: :; ..51117th of tbe meal Southampton
decline answering the question-firstly, because I have
, Betsey, Juttendal. (Captain Little) 2 1854. 1853. 1854. 26th Foot-Lieutenant Robert Creighton Granville, final div. of 5•16 d., on Wednesday, Aug. 9, at Mr. Lee's, B:lghiin
_.__ _ _
..., _ NI Daily ...... •• •• • • Dover ......
already stated that I cannot swear to the day ; aim. VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS.-The Anna Maria for
secondly, that it does not bear on the charge. Mr. Moss's Herbert, aged, llst 131 b (Mr. Goodman) 3 -'.--.'"A
vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Kyle, who retires, August 4. Moorgate street. Braz,
....., ~ ~ ~..51 9th et the month .. Southampton ;August 16
Hamburgh ; Leonidas for Calcutta ; Harmonia for Har-
By tE'e Court-Was Limit. Perry subjected to any an- M M ' R k 3 11 1
r. egson s oebuc , years, st 6 b BRITISH. - . t G e F • Cov t P k R Bisho Vera-street Oxford-street hetel-keePer- Buenos Ayres ........ m :9th of the month.. Southampton
burgh ; Pearl for Montreal ; Ferozepore for Hong-Kong 72 Aberdeen .. .... -••••-•• •• • •• • • 2,320 2,324 30th Foot -Lieutenan eoree rancis
.en ry ococ , . • . Pe • 1 ,
u at Mr Lee's, Cape of Good Hone ~N 14th of the most Ilymouth
noyance or persecution in any way after Colonel Garrett and Canton -, Silbertine for Harburgh ; Naiad for Bt. (Major Bringhurst) 4 aea,
-• a Belfast andßall • • •ena -••••• • •• •• - 912 833 vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Cane, who retires, August 1. hrst div. of 3ad., on Wednesday, Aug. , .
- Cape of Good Elope ..N 14th of the month. South -
pton
had reprimanded an officer for his conduct to Lieut. Perry ? Thomas and Nassau ; Lucy Sharp for St. John's, N.B. ; Mr. Dawson's Brigadier, 3 yrs, 9st 71b (Captain -Lane) 5 17 Belfast and County Down.... •••••• .. 272 321 33d Foot-Lieutenant Thomas Basil Fanshawe, vice Bre- Moorgate-street
Cape de Verds ...... N 14th of the meet:,
,southasupton
Witness-Not that lam aware of. Soon after the re- Twee Gebroeders for Amsterdam ; Chernskier for Sydney. Betting-6 to 4 agst Cock Pheasant, sto 2 agat Ha. 3 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 2,502 2,331 fls 3d
vet-Lieutenant-Colonel Riiycls, who retires, August 4. G. F. Jones, East Ilsley, surgeon-first cliv. o . .
' Ceylon (see India)
. primand Lieut. Perry went into the sick list, where he VESSELS CLEARED WITH CARGO -The Fleetwood for eelnut, 4to 1 agst Herbert. 26% Bolton, Blackburn, and Wes t York .. .. 879 852 38th Foot-Lieutenant Horatio Page Vance, vice Bre- on Wednesday, Aug. 9, at Mr. Lee's, Moorgate-street. Ceylon .............. 5114th of the month
5,692 6,647
104% Bristol and Exeter • • .... • • •••• ••• • • • vet-Lieutenant-Colonel Schreiber, who retires, August 4. J. W. Le wty, Wilden, W. H, partridge, Birmingham, c hannel Isles ........NiMon.,Wed..&F rid. southamr iT Th. Sat
remained upwards of three months. I never heard of any Boston ; Polar sitar for New Zealand ; Emma and Eliza A good race in, which ended in favour of Hazelnut
persecution up to the time the regiment left Dublin and Cherbourg ; Liberty for Rouen • Emilie for Stettin ; Che- by a. head. Three quarters of a length between the ~
397 Ca1ed0nian............. .• •• •• •• •• / 16,291 17,058
Edinburgh and Glas.“) rr - William Powlett Orde, vice and E. Lewty, Stourport, tinplate-workers-first div. of chin.............„. al ,12,1 & rith oi monti • Southamptt'onni u•
4s: on the joint estate • first div. of 10s. on the private China (see India) 1
I
went on detachment. ruskier for Sydney ; Petguin 'for Bermuda; catharina second and third. The other two beaten off, eIN Chester and Floivitead.••• •• .... •• •• 6,132 6,955 Brevet-Major Hawker, who retires, August 4..
Constantinople
...... N17,8,17,21,&27 oi tn. Dover .• .• • .
By the Court-Was Lieut. Perry in the habit of joining Maria for Stettin. 6ja Cork, Blackrock, and Passage •• •• •• 232 252 ' fir t div of 2s 6d on the sepa-
44th Foot-Lieutenant Godfrey Cooper, vice Brevet- estate of E. Lewty; and s . . .
Constantinople ........!4th S; 20th of mor. eoutharneto ,
in practical jokes towards his brother officers ? - 20 1 Cork and Bandou -••---.. •• •• •• 235 210 Colonel Warrington, who retires, Aug. 4. rate estate of J. W. Lewty, on Thursday, Aug. 17, and
- Uont. of Enro ' ' - ' I
pe 51 & Is Twice daily ...... Dover ...... Twlcedalli
Witness-I cannot say that he wa.s. Ido not think he
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. DERBY RACES.-AuG. 29. i2r i 3 1n in fl f. ' Birinin ha
56 I Dublin and Relies Junction •• .. •• -• , , es -- 45th Foot-Lieutenant Henry Leach, vice Brevet- every alternate Thursday, at Ar. Bit-es-011 8, gM• Egypt (see India)
1,731; 1,43 i
was on sufficiently intimate terms to play practical jokes 61% I Dublin and Deogheda. •• • • • •••• • • • • • DIVIDENDS.
• A CCEPTANVE ~,, Lieutenant-Colonel David Davies, who retires, Aug. 4. ' France ........ M& N Twice dafly .. .• .. Dover ...... Twicedaill
with them. The Ocean Bride, June 25, lat. 6 N., long. 24 W. ; Sr- s f h T
S _or Le _RIDESAIEN'S PLATE. TF4O miles. 6 Dublin and Kingstown .............. 2,161 1,,,,,
4-th Foot-Lieutenant Henry James Buchanan to be Aug. 25 ,T. Withers, Oxford, chemist- -Aug. 25, J. W. (4ibraltar ..........M ,i, 7, 17,20, 27 of m. Southampton; Aug est 6
By the Court-Was Lieut. Perry shunned by his brother nioom, Liverpool to Calcutta, same day. The highest weight accepting beim, Bst 41b, it has 1614 Dandee and Arbroath ...... •• •..... 693 707 i
1,004 92 t Adjutant, vice Roper, promoted, June 7. Williams and W. F. Warbreck, Liverpool, manufacturing Greece (see India)
officers • and, if so, was it on account of his having com.- been raised to
The Lucia Field, Calcutta to Liverpool, June 27, lat. Bst 71b, and the others remaining in El , Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction
19 Dundalk and Enniskillen.. -•••• •• • • 227 279 51st Foot-Lieutenant G. Warburton Drought to be chemists Aug. 29, J. G. Lackett, Manchester, merchant Greytown .. ........M 12nd &I7th of mon.Southamptoo August 1
['ambit ,-, NIT 1 &F'd • d
r,,,h .......... ues, ay la a) Lon on ..... .
plained 'to Colonel Garrett ? 9N. long. 23 W. proportion. 68' East A nglian.... - - .... ..
Havannail .......... el 2nd of the monti:lSouthampton Sept. *
Witnese-I cannot say that Lieut. Perry's society was Th'e Jessore (barque), Guayaquil to London, June 30, Age st lb Age st lb 8134 East Lancashil'e ................ •• • • 5,324 5,877 Pattenson, who retiresa August 4. CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED. Holland .. .... - .... M Daily..." . ...... Dover ....... IDail' 416
actually shunned, but his society was not courted. I can lat.. 10 N., long. 26 W. Orestes
safely say he was not shunned on accountof the reprimand The Bremen (barque), steering to the westward, with Typee 3 6 e Eastern Unior .................... 3
alf ' B ktt L. 1 A 29 11 CI b Mn- India (viaSouthampt.)
unattached to be Major, ec e , iverpoo . currier- ug. , . oy urn, a mi4th& 20th of mon. Plymouth •• Align,"
to the officers. emigrants on board, July 17, lat. 48 N., long. 30 W.
Ethelwolf .. .. 5 711 D 0.
By the Court-Did prisoner in any way suffer in conse- The Borneo (Dutch barque), for Batavia, July 28, lat. ..._ •• ... 3 513
_ 19 Furness Railway •• ••••••••• • • •• • • 602 1,242 Foot Guards ; Brevet-Major Seton Lionel Smith to be SCOTCH SE Q UESTRATIONS. lonian isles (see India)l7, 17, &27 of mon j Dover.. .•• • 1 ~,,,daili
Ireland ........M & NlTwice daily ...• ••!liolyhead • • 'Tvi"''. 16
quence of making his report ? 49 N., long. 7W. tovoiver
ajor, y pure as , . g, . , . i la o e
W•11' m H deson Gratrix, dyer, Glasgow. Lisbon ..............M 7,9, 17, & 27 of imiSouthampton Angn'" le
The Swan, Bristol to Quebec, July 22, lat. 49 N., long. Haoo
Witness-Not to my knowledge. 9 28
3 511 3 Great Northern an Prideaux William Gillum to be Captain, by purchase, vice William Grossart Johnstone, bookseller, Dumfries.
•• •• -on-. ,Sonthampton Ails
Audubon .
By the Court-Does not the officers' assembly sound 11 W• Smith Asr 4 George Mitchell, dyer, Paisley.
The Ono, Cadiz to Halifax, July 2, lat. 45 N., long. Heapy. - .. ~ ,
24 318 24 093 - , 111-" Malta (see India)
inners, Aberdeen,
„, 4
eveu day? 248 222 To be Captains by purchase. Messrs. Leys, Masson, and Co, flax sp est
45 W. Little Frewn
Witness-No, except for mess. 67 1 Lincoln's Inn as 7 90 Lancaster and Carlisle •••••• •• • • - • 5'713 5,839 55th Foot-Lieutenant Thomas Southwell Brown, vice Robert Bennett, cabinet maker, Kelso. Mauritius (see India)
Prisoner-I mean the assembly call is a very different John's July 14 lat. 46 N
The Emulous Cadiz to St. , , ~ Bto Grey Tommy 46 11 Amalgamation
.20,303 21,505 Mauritius ..........N 14th of the month
call to the mess call. The reason I put the assembly is,
• long. 44 W. Jacqueline .. 46 11 Vixen 35 6 - Leeds Northern .......... .. -•••• •• - - Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Connop, who retires, Aug. 4 John Ross, builder, Glasgow.
56th Foot -Lieutenant William Clutterbnck, vice Brevet- - Meeks) ss „. .. . .... .. la Ind of the month. ISouthampton sePt' I
because it is on field days only it is called. The St. La, Cardiff to Quebec, July 20, lat. 48 N., long. or eing ar n ay ir
M • ' St r 6 9L d le• d 14 1 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.... 635 630 .
BANK OF ENGLAND. Naples-. ............N rtithlsth2sthofmon.lDover ......
Witness's answer was then registered simply " No." 19 W. 3 5 5 sseSe! London and North Western.. .. , 56,883 58,853 Lieutenant-Colonel Barrett, who retires, Aug. 4.
Victoria, cap, 32 fo New Granada ......m '2d, lic 17th of month So th
' u ampton „rain
Puenicestone (inc. 57th Foot-Lieutenant G. B. Vaughan Arbuckle, vice An Accomnt pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth New Zealand,...„... _By private siiip .. Various ports '170,-
Prisoner-I have one question I wish to put through the The Semarang, from Moulmein, July 3, lat. 2N. Farsa 35 3 5y I London and Blackwell. •• •• •• •..... 1,732 1,939
f Jul 1854 '
• court. Was not Lieut. Dunse,embe abused for having re- Two frigates (supposed Spanish), standing wog ,
t July 28 71b extra)
i7sq i London, Brighton, and South Coast.. , • o on, w ore ires, up. . the ee en papa states
........N Sthlsth2sthofmon. Dover ... ...
ported, and was not unmeasured lan e nsed towards lat. 23 N., long. 29 W. • Waverley (barque), mail packet,
' Little Davie
4 l Londonderry and Enniskillen ........ 504 523 59th Foot-Lieutenant Edward Frederick Chadwick, issue DEPART3LENT.
x Z Peninsula .... ..... .M 7thl7th2Bthormon. Southampton
~,„,t 1
Pera .............„M 23 & '27th of mon. Southampton AOO-
- by Colonel Garrett ? standing west, same day, lat. 39 N., long. 22 W. ; Re- _____ • - Manchester, Buxi,on, and Matlock, &c. - - vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Rigdway, who retires,
26 771 780 Government debt - - 11,015,100 Port .Natal N 14th of th
Witness-I was not preeent at the time of the repri- peater Gibraltar to Quebec same day. PROGRAMME OF READING- RACES. 167% Manchester, Sheflleld,and Lincolnshire 8,500 9,013 Aue• 4.
.• Notes issued .. •• ..•• ' ' Other securities ...... 2,984,900 Sicily ••.•.• .• • • e month Plymouth ..
...........„ ~N sthlsth2sthofmon, Dover ..... •
raand. I was on the B,oyal main guard at Dublin. I The'Mongolia, Liverpool 'to Philadelphia, June 26, lat. ese Manchester and South Junction ...... 677 sos 60th Foot-Lieutenant Henry Edward Warren, vice Gold coin and bullion 12,771,780 Tuscany .„
~,
....., „N sth I Mh2sthofmon. Dover .....• .„0.,,5t I
heard. of it afterwards. 46 N., long. 18 W. TUESDAY, AUG. 8. 28 Maryport and Carlisle • • - Venezuela ..... ....M 2d &17th Of mont 'l'''. -
h Southampton
Lieutenant Hesketh examined. The Caroline Reed, Mauritius to London, June 2, 40 The EASTHAMPSTEAD PARK STAKES of 5 soya each 498% Midland .....- .......
, 126 Midland Gres.t Western (Irish) 2,062 2 831 £26,771,780 -- Van Diemen's Lan. d
£26,771,780 Australia) (see
be Ca tain (re a "n the difference),
pay unattached, to e p pyi g . st ps
Prosecutor-Were you present when Colonel Garrett miles east of the Cape. with 35 added, for three-year-olds and up d th -- - 1 0 '
War s ; 0 37 Monklands .. 31 1,057 M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashi
reprimanded an officer in consequence of a oomplaiat of The Homer, Boston to Sydney, N.S.W., June 13, lat. second to receive 10 soya ; one mile and a quarter. 78K Newcastle and Car1i51e.............. 2,93 t 3, ,02 vi.ce Newenhitm, who exchanges receiving the difference ; er. West Indies ........al 2cl,k 17th o: montb Southampton Aug'
! ~..•••-•••••
Lieutenant Perry ? 14 N., long. 00 W. The BERKSHIRE STAKES of 20 sows each, h ft, Onl sif 149 North British ....., „ .....„ „ ..., „ 5,009 5,504 ' b C tai b -
Lieutenant Richard Maxwell Slegg to e ap n, y Pur Dated the 3d day of Aevenst, 1854. .
the
Witness-I was not present. I heard of it. The Time Newcastle to Miramichi lat. 41 N. lon y North Staffordshire ........ •• •••• •• - -,,- chase, vice Jones, who retires, Aug. 4. BANKING DEPARTMENT. A SPORTING EWE.-While some shepherds in p
, . , / g declared, &c., with 50 added, if three start ; the second 4-7 NOrth-West 1 191 1,077 72d Foot-Lieut. the Hon. H. W. Fitz Maurice to be X hes
Prosecutor-Was theresany other officer of the name of 27 W• Z highlands of Banffshire were lately gathering their s the
Zfesketh at the time in the regiment ? 'The Meteor (s.), July 29, lat. 49 N., long. 9W. to save his stake ; the -winner of a handicap after the ee Scottish Central .................. I 3,224 3,7 to Captain, by purchase, vice Brevet-Lieut.-Colonel.Cox, who Proprietors' capital .. 14,553,000 Government securities
Witness-No. The Ardjoeno, London to 9ydney, N:S.W., July 10, let. we:ghts were declared of 100 soya value or upwards 2
" Scottish Midland .. .
% Shrews 925 "I retires, Aug. 4. Rest ........ ...... 3,335,739 (includg.Dead Weight
to be Adjutant, public deposits ein- Annuity) ..... ..... 11,775,383 P
from the more retired parts of their pastures, for
ob,
urpose of clipping them, they were surprised 131 90d
Prosecutor-Do you know whether Colonel Garrett did 17 IT-. long- 9W• 711) extra ; about two miles ;35 subs, 13 of whom -9-
rY
au
irmingham
- - -
49 Shrewsbury and Chester •• •••• •••• •• 2,051 2,020 73d Foot-Lieut. Albert Henry Godfrey
/ eluding Exchequer, Other securities.-- 13,610,093 serving a ewe descending a hill with great slosu' eot
on that or on any other occasion reproach Lieutenant The Testa (barque), bound to Port Adelaide, July 23, declared. 29 Shropshire Union .................. 690 896 vice Reeve, promoted, Aug. 4. Commissioners of Nttes • ... .... •• •• .. 6,257,060 were .
Perry, or call him a fool for his paine ? . lat. 49 N. long. 10 W. Age st lb Age at lb 58 South Devon. ....... ...••••• • • • .. • .
288 t,4 South Es stem ............ 2,650 2,721
20,681 21,440 To be Captains, by purchase. National Debt, Say-
Murray Miller, vice Brevet- ing's Banks, and Gold and silver Cols .. 712,544 apparently in pursuit of some beasts. They dio
Witness-No. The Ane, of Dundee, bound to Melbourne, July 24, lat. Nancy ~ •••••••••• 79th Foot-Lieut. George kept long in suspense, when the sheep with som° oaso
President-Do you know whether Lieut. Perry ever by 49 N., long. 6W.
lanthe
37 11 Mishap - South Wales ~ ,„ „,,,, ~
..........
3 6 4 85% South York., Doncaster, and Goole •• 3,852 5,118
1,559 1,619 Lieut.-Colonel New e ,
b who retires, Aug. 4.
rYt Bliss John Hume, vice Brevet- 0 Dividend Account 4 2,302,361
ther deposi,s ...... 11,121,260 • culty captured the object of her pursuit a well'gr lig
' ecoll
The Varando Sin a re to •
word of mouth or in writing threatened to appeal to the - _ • gpo Liverpool, April 28, off the Cleveland (includ- 40 Taff Vale •......, ~ ~ „„ „ ........ 2,860 3,446 80th Foot-Lientenan Seven Day and other grouse ; but, not being so well accustomed in s- her.
1: wo Brothers, Java Sea. Cranbourne
general of the district ? 36 Ulster. ......., ,
.- •• . ' - - Lieutenant:Colonel de Visme, her victim as the canine species, it escaped fronleot,
Witness-I never heard anything of the kind. The Kerelaw, Mauritius to Liverpool, June 3, Ca ing 71b extra)... 57 11 Naomi
Alexander Bailie vice Brevet- 13111 s •••••• • • • • • • 1,309,720
_____ However, not satisfied at losing her anticipated r°F rae
By the Court- I'A...uses bearin N E 55 miles
Did you ever hear any one else reproach 0- • g• • • Pe Lady Flora 47 9 Ving-et-un (in- 25 West Cornwall ...... ............, 668 662 etires Au .'4.
Lieutenant-Colonel Toole, who r , g.
Z 32,155,080 fa 0°
£32,355,080 she set off again in pursuit, and, after coursing -- Op
The Conqueror, Mobile to Liverpool, July 5, off Gun Pastryeook 47 6 eluding 71b ex.) 36 0 12 Whitehaven Junction ..... .•.•.• .. .. 345 406 89th Foot-Lieutenant John Atkinson, vice Hoey, who
Lieut. Perry ? Key Light. Octavia
Witness-No. 5 7 5 Hermitage ... 3 510 • TOrk t• Aue 4.
..•••• and North Midland & Leeds 99,084 33,522 re ires, ie• ,
t Herbert Millingchamp Vaughan Dated the ug , .
3d day Of A ust 1854 featl;ers and all, and was ' l ht• sfied '
The Senecas Live Ito Portlan with loss of foreto Cock Pheasant 4 90th Foot-Lieutenan . ,
seeming y muc . sa i are
By the Court-Was Lieut. Perry's society shunned by rPoo a, p- ••• 7 4 Farsa sees__ 35 13
roast, &c., June 27, lat. 44 N., long. 46 W. Spider el Hare who retires A
vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colon , , ug. 4, -- her illicit prize It • r c n
. is very probable, says 012 80c
5' 7 4 The Uncleared-. 6 5 6 FOREIGN. - PRICE OF SUGAR.
his brother-officers ? If so was it on account of his having
The Elizabeth, Cadiz to Newfou dl d Jul
nan , y 12, lat. Postulant - spondent, that she had been in the habit of killing the
complained to Colonel Gairett ?
46 N lone 43 W. 3 5 0 Colonel Garner, who retires, Aug. 4. The averaee price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar cora-
Bto Grey Tommy 4 7 0S • 185 Lyols and Mediterranean ••• • • • .... 7,419 8,533 Lieutenant- game previous to this, but how she could disgracAn for
puted from *the returns made in the week ending the Ist •
vriftsure . • tenant Charles Henry S
Witness-He was not generally shunned. I avoided • ', 0'
The King William, Cardiff to New York, July 13 1 t B 1 ... ..... 3 (pd) 63 Montereau and Troyes .............. 1,008 1,194 Rifle Brigade-Lieu pencer . . . innocent character which her kind t (Ft is lel'
/a • arre Au . 1854 is 21s. Oad. per hundredweight, exclusive of ge cre I
him myself on account of his disagreeable, forward manner.
46 N., long. 42 W. 3 6 7 Mentmore Lass... 4 (pch 63 Namur and Liege .. •........... •• •• 1,523 1,725
Churchill to be Captain by purchase, vice Brevet-Major thegd • ' t ral
na u ists to deternaine.-Aberdeen Journal. A pt.
uties of Customs' paid or payable thereon on the im-
By the Court-Was Lieut. Perry subjected to annoy-
The Sir Charles Napier, for Ceylon, July 26, lat. 40 N , The ABBEY STAKES of 10 soya each, h ft, with 50 added•
' 444 Northern of France ...... •• • •
ce who retires, Aug. 4'. tva
, / 697 Orleans and Central* ............... 29,862 35,105 In , , portation thereof into Great Britain. The Monitore Toseano, of the 24th. states tha with
mace in any way after Colonel Garrett had reprimanded . .s. w. ' two-year-olds 7st three 9t • fill' di R • ent-William Walt r Wh't
tong,. 14 s 8 , lee and geldings 240 Paris and Lyons ~ .... .. 15,801 18,826 Ist West In a egim . . e i ehail Cestelli, of the French brig Mont-Liban, fell in, the
an officer ? The Queen (barque), from Hull, June 2, lat. 47 N., al owed 31b ; maiden horses at the time of starti I 84 Paris and Rouen. .. :: ....:: ..:::::: 9,902 9,126 Johnston, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice
Witness-Not that I am aware of.
long. 39 W. they have run once allowed 31b, twice 51b •ng 1 392 Paris and Stragh
--ugh •••• •• ••...... 25,054 25,399 Lewis, appointed to the 65th Foot, Aug. 4. a Greek pirate. vessel of 200 tons, off St. Andrea, in ted
tteniP
By the Court-Were the officers, to your knowledge,
The Minerva, London to Mauritius, July 29, lat. 47 N of a race of 200 soya value • ; winners 59 Rouen and Flavre. ..
2nd West India Regiment-Ensign William St. Aubyn [ADVERTISEMENT ] Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for Adriatic, on the night of the 16th. The pirate a . WI.
5,748 6,503 king _.lO
ffer assembled together to discuss certain questions put by long. 9W. ~ in 1854 31b, of two su h Waste f F
stakes 51b extra • three e 118 rn o ranee to b L.
e reutenant, without purchase, vice Grant, appointed valuable and extraordinaiy improvements in the most power- to board, but the Mont-Liban succeeded in Ina ware,
Colonel Garrett ? , quarters of a mile ;14 subs. ---------------•-•-••:-•-:-:•L•--------- to the
The Walpole, Boston to Madras; June 7, lat. 11 S., 35th Foot, Aug. 4. ful and brilliant Teles b' di ll .1 C ta. C t 11' after ro
copes, Camp, Race-course, Opera, and escape y crow ng a sae . ap in as is 1 boa
Witneria.-The officers were assembled together to dis- Yrs. yrs. * The receipts include the trafllc on the Orleans an
d Central Or-
long. 32 W. 3rd West India Regiment - Lieutenant William Henry • Perspective Glasses (glazed with Munic German Glass), to know learnt that the same vessel had also attempted t° . 0
cuss certain questions put by Colonel Garrett. The officers Hercules
The John Murray, Liverpool to Quebec, July 8, lat. 45 2 Knight of St. George 3 Wilson Hawfayale to be CaPtain, bY Purchase, vice the distances of objects viewed through thon -of great im- an Austrian brig, but without success. On arrivi joie
...
were mumbled, but not with reference to those•questions. Rifleman Brevet-Major Greise, who retires Aug. 4. portance to the army, navy, and others. Messrs. S. and B. Lista, Captain Castelli gaye information, aad au chissc
_ By the Court-What were they assembled for ? N, long. 57 W. 2 Humboldt 3 . ,
Moonshine
- Witness-They were mbled in consequence of a letter The Minden, Shields to Quebec, July 13, lat. 46 N, - 2 Border Chief - Solomons, opticians, 39, Albemarle street, Piccadilly. Ob- i trian sloop of war immediately left that port toi of 0
eiaucebox thrown into son to be Purveyor to the Forces, April 27, 1853.
. written to the Timaby Lieut. Perry. long. 44 W. 2 The Queen's Own - These telescopes possess . the pirate. The same captain described the hill toed
4j- the Court--What took place on the occasion? The Ca,ndace, Liverpool to Melbourne, ,Tuly 28, lat. 3N, Hercules
2 the bedroom of William Wass, a fiiegr •
inder living in BEEVET.-Major George Thomson. C. B. ,of the East such extraordinary powen that some 3i inches, with an ex- wrecked vessel off the coast of Sardinia, and codecAisb,
Witness -Simply to discuss what appeared in the letter. long. 21 W. Frederick 2 Duet 2 Allan-street, Sheffield. Wass and his wife were India Company's service (Staff Officer of Pensioners), to tra eye-piece will show distinctly Jupiter's moone, Saturn's fom h b •ld th t b t b *th F hor Vib So
r er ui a s e mus eer er renc e.
By the Court-Were th any directions given at the The Reliance, Clyde to Demerara, July 9, lat. 21 N, Matilda
so emp oyed, ling, and the double atm s , with t e same te escope can e but the sea. being heavy, he could not approaca be'siose,
time to any of the all ere
1 35 W. It ex loded with a 'lliam i
August 4 ; Captain Wi Pr me Jones, of the 65th seen a person's countenance three miles and a half distant, k. v
Witness-No. eara ? ong. The LADIES' PLATE of 30 soya dd d
The Roscoe, for Liverpool, July 20, lat. 40 N, long. 32 0.... ~ a eto a Sweepstakes thtew tiro? bottle out of the window. p . Foot, to be Major in the Army, Nov. 11, 1851; the Corn- and an object from 12 to 14 miles. They are of larger and all boats or vessels bein •hl • h
g van ein t ose parts at toe
By the Court-Were ' i 3 sovs. each, for two-year-olds and upwards ; strai ht larm but no injury was . .
f C t • Ch ries Grant B h fth sth R ' • ' • •
~.„ noise which created much a • . , mission o ap am a ec er, o e e d' I Th Ro al Ex-
gi- sizes, with increasing powers accor mg y.- e y the fate of the crew could not be ascertained 's i%
occasion ? the mess accounts audited on that W• run in. about three email-Qr. ne •, -
...,_. _ -r7-__x__l r--.... T.:.............,-.1 1,,1,? 2.fl lat_ MTT leaner IS A ~,,•.• T+ ;,,, 1.....” ,J, -a. 14,c, nil traae WAS COMMittOQI „,„, 4.. nf n„,,,,,1 (1,, „1„ tr., 1.....,,,, +b. ....,,,, , i,....., _ .
.. .
..
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ORIGIN OP Tirw. IrluTrfrvors 1,1,-•.,.-.--__ ,rrhAre' I us/

Witness—l think
By the Court—WZt.
Witness—Colonel Garretty ?li,
first addressed the
what did he or they Ba addressed you on that occasion,
for contained in the and
remarked on the false Fit
minutes.
The court adjournedofficers, and
Colonel Garrett wasythonernteevrue letter.
!fl. receive a letter from L.
By the Court—Did 'called.
general officer of the
Perry threatening to complain to
the
district ? lent.
Witness—Never.
By the Court—Where did you administer a reprimand
to the officer in consequence of a com-
Plaint by Lieutenant
Ferry, and when ?
Witness—I think the various occurrences
months of May and June last year, and might in the
into July. There were three different occirrenhcaevaeir tuhee
Linen-hall Barracks, Dublin.
Prosecutor—Had you at that time received any nfi-
dential communications regarding certain particular jokes,e
and had you at that time read them to the officers?
Witness—The confidential communications alluded to
reached me in the middle of July, and I have no doubt they
were read after these occurrences took place.
Prosecutor—Were the officers who have accompanied
the 46th to Turkey selected for this purpose, or did they
go in due course of duty ?
Witness—The order came to me about the end of three
weeks for a strength equal to two companies. There was
a necessity for getting them ready in a hurry, as they were
to go on the following Monday ; and the first order I gave
order I gave was that two senior captains should be ready
and the officers belonging to their companies. These were
the two senior companies at head-quarters, Captain
O'Toole's and Captain Wombwell's. I found shortly after
Ihad ordered Wombwell's company to go that a large por-
tion of it was out on detachment at Kingston and Hyde-
park. I therefore substituted Captain Harvey's company
for Captain Wombwell's, with his officers, and they went
irrespectively of any selection.
Prosecutor—
in connection .yeas. their selection influenced by anything
wiuless_cewrlttaithe trial of Lieut. Perry??
trial was then going (Y). not. I think Lieut. Perry's first
Prosecutor—The riii.• The court was sitting at the time.
S T.; "*-:: confined to a small!) 8"'" having stated that he had been
room and . .
public that his health as, it having gone forth to the
what Ma the extent of Lieut, eying
from it, I wish to ask
Yrironer—ln justice to ColPerrY'a confinement ?
1 eliel Garrett I beg to state

,
W.
same
lat. 51 N, long.
day,
lat. 51 N, long.
170W.TWhe;Kpersitsrceill,a, of Plymouth,from Liverpool, July 30,
of Belfast, Mauritius to Queenstown,
The Peter Senn,
2'3 W.
w.Lormont, from Akyab, Juno 15, lat. 21 S, lon.
g
June 28, lat. 3 N, long. 23 W.
The Trads Wind, New
N,
20, lat. 39 long.
The Mogul, from Valparaiso, July
Liverpool to York, July 19, lat.
37 N, long. 39 W.
3107. W ;
11Tgh.e5fnry Woolley,
ilv.lope.hia,am
Sydney
to
oe day.
London,
Jima 28, lat. 57 N,
iatT.h2e6 ,
N, long. Diligent,
37 suppposed from Callao, eastward, July 9,
lonTgh. e Symmetry,36 w..
The Black Nymph, Hull to St. John's, July 30, lat. 50
N, long. 14 W.
29'he Avestides (Bremen ship), Shanghae to Quebec, May
lat. 34 S, N 10ng.16 E.
~•
he Gambia Packet, Africa to London, July 19, lat. •, /'
long. 38 W.
The Marchioness of Queensberry, Hamburgh '4o New
Ycl'hke' J1)11olnyorl,2" Londonlat;4GNt'ol °Binge n4osa "W
Ayres, J-aly 28,13. t. 49
N, long.
6ajTrst.han, Calcutta to Liverpool, April 2, lat. 11
long.lN,The A
n 88:i"
euderson, Calcutta to Liverpool, May
1 1 at.T The
e 1 S,
Witchlong .
of the
Wave
lat. 23 S. long. 59 E.,Calcutta to -Boston, May t,
No. 9428 distinguishing pendant, N
Maio, May 16, lat. 27 S.
lat.. 27 S, long. 48 E. antes to Mauritius,
r_l"he Tali©, Pondicherry to St.
C:narles Island, May 24, lat. 31
lon g. 46 E.
rho Loyal, Arracan to
S, long. 37 "E.
36 8, lori
he Wg. n22E.derer, Moliimein to Queenstown, May 29, lat,
The 'Semiramis, Colombo to London, with loss of boats,
sail
.s, &c., June 4, lat. 35 S, long. 18 PE
; Taymouth, Co-
lor abo to London, out 52 days.

-mi
The LADIES' PLATE of 30 sovs., added to a Sweepstakes
of 3 scrvs. each, for two-year-olds and upwards ; straight
run in, about three quarters of a mile.
The BOROUGH PLATE of 25 sovs., added to a Sweepstakes
rif 3 sovs. each, for two-year-olds and upwards ; half
a mile.

The BERKSHIRE HUNT STAKES of 10 sove. each, h ft,
with 25 added ; three-year-olds 10et 41b, four list 11b,
five list 81b, six and aged list 101 b ; winners once in
1854 31b, twice 51b extra ; half-breds allowed 31b ; to
be ridden v
rsiodds. if demanded,enby gentlemen
sce ; o
; ther e w
mile
n r .er to be sold for
300
7 subs.
William Rufus, 4 yrs (51b ex) I, Bright Phcebus, 3 yre (51b
Narcissus, aged I extra)
Warwick, aged I Bordeaux, aged (51b sx)
Garforth, aged (51b fzxtra)

The Cav-
1 WEDNESDAY,
4iItSHAU STAKES of 5 sovs, each, 2 ft, with 25
adr, ed ; straight run in, three quarters of a mile. To
clo© and name on Tuesday ; the weights to be fixed
by seven o'clock the same evening, and the forfeits to
be declared one hour afterwards.

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OUTRAGE AT SEIEFFIELD.—On Wednesday night a tin
bottle with a
lighted fusee attached was thrown into
the bedroom of William Wass, a filegrinder, living in
Allan-street, Sheffield. Wass and his wife were
the
.instigation
awoke by the noise. The former jumped out of bed and
threw. the bottle out of the window. It exploded with a
noise which created much alarm, but no injury was
done. It is believed that the outrage was committed i
imitating
scription
having taken more apprentices than are allowed by the
of the Filegrinders' Trades Union, Was
rules of the union, and having also given work to a
man who had not been apprenticed at all.
BANK PAPER.— Count Sparre, a Swedish nobleman,
?I°‘' in this nelehbourliood, has discovered the means of
ue. bill of exchange pro-
miss°rY-note, or letter of credit, withoi.Z!' the possibility
in use. The
any bank note, atec'
of detection ; and at the same time, has invt7.qte.d. a
.de-
Bank,
under
tiOn, removal of signature, change of amount, &c.,which
or bank Paper whiola does not admit of 2mi,ta-
can be readily effected by him with the paper at preseii!,
Countthe Sdpiarrereet'esrpaper
hfeorßneoytaesl
throughout the kingdom of Sweden and Norway is now
Stockholm. The Count has already expended
upwards of 5,000/ in experiments and the construc-
ton of the necessary machinery, and now seeks a
capitalist willino to invest a similar sum, with a
„ ~sw to the estaClishrnent of a bank paper manufactory
in England. We understand that the managers of our
local banks, and some of our leading citizens, to whom
specimens of counterfeit notes and the newly-invented
Ire-
land, and
paper were exhibited on Saturday, expressed their as-
tonishment at the completeness of the imitation, and the
security afforded by the new paper, to which they at-
tach great importance. Count Sparr has taken out pa-
tents for Sweden as well as for Great Britain and
proposes next year proceeding to America for
the purpose of obtaining like privileges there.—Cork
Examiner.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert, upon his visit to
Mount's Bay, Cornwall, in 1848, it may be remembered,
suggested that the beautiful serpentine marble of the
Lizard Rock was worthy of being applied to higher pur-
-1 poses than mere petite souvenirs of the locality. Messrs.
Sedgwick and Dawson, of Piccadilly, appear to have
taken the hint, having adapted this exquisite material to
the pedestals of their well-known improved moderateur
lamp and the lamp for India, which, by the bye, would
seem to owe a part of its success to the peculiar rectified
oil provided for it by its inventors. The Messrs. Sedg-
wicl r and Dawson have likewise devoted the serpentine
!marble to a variety of other elegant uses, auki for winch,
it would seem, they have secured the sole right of appli-
cation.

The READING STAKES of 15 anus, oaoh, 5 ft, with 50
added, for two-year-olds ; colts .9,st 71b, fillies Bst 31b ;
winners of a stake of 20( sous. value or upwards 31b,
of two such stakes 13':u extra ; balf a mile ; 19 subs.
Contention b f Bessie Namur j
Trireme br f Plausible Rose
Border Chief br c Ethelbald Lily
Handy Monoe Claret
b f Lady Rachel Le Fripon c b Joe Lovell,
b c Orphrey Professor Airey out of Buzz
Clotilde Saucebox

°: #'iii

THE TYLNEY-HALL ESTATE.—This estate in Ilarnp.
shire was sold last week by auction at Winchester,
and fetched nearly 80,000/. The Earl of Mornington
was present at the sale and attempted to stop it, but
failed to do so,

The INNKEEPERS' HANDICAP of 10 sovs each, h ft, and
only 2 if declared, with 30 added ; the second to save
his stake; the winner of any handicap of 100 sovs
value or upwards after the weights are declared 71b
extra ; one mile ; 18 subs, 3 of whom declared.
The PORI3URY STAKES of 3 sovs each, with 30 added,
for two-year-olds and upwards ; one mile.
A HANDICAP PLATE of 60 sovs ; half a mile.
The SCURRY HANDIcAP of 10 sovs each, h ft ; gentlemen
riders, as
to be declaredßerkshire
civaliimfiecmlethin'attehloyenafter.
jaonccliceys 51b extra; one mile and a quarter. To close
Hunt Stakes ;
name by five o'clock Tuesday,and the weights
The entry for pia
tee and the Easthatsetead Stakes

3rd West India Regiment - Lieutenant William Henry
Wilson Hawtayne to be Captain, by purchase, vice
Brevet-Major GreiFf, who retires, Aug. 4.
HOSPITAL STAFF.—Acting Purveyor William Ander-
son to be Purveyor to the Forces, April 27, 1853.
BREVET.—Major George Thomson. C. 8., of the East
India Company's service (Staff Officer of Pensioners), to
have the yank of Lieutenant-Colonel, whilst so employed,
August 4; Captain William Prime Jones, of the 65th
Foot, to be Major in the Army, Nov. 11, 1851; the Com-
mission of Captain Charles Grant Becher, of the sth Regi-
ment of Bengal Cavalry, to have the rank of Major in the
East Indies, has been ante-dated to 10th October, 1851.
DIEMORANDUBL—For Lieutenant-Colonel the honourable
Nathaniel Henry Charles Massy, -Unattached, to be Colonel
in the Army, Jame 20 ; Read, Lieutenant-Colonel the
Honourable Nathaniel Henry Charles Massey, etc. The
second Christian name of Ensign Moorsom, of the 30th
Foot, is " John."

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, AUG. 4.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—First Lieutenant Henry
Andrew Thrupp to be Second Captain, vice H. J. M.
Campbell, retired upon half-pay ; Second Lieutenant
George Albert Augustus Walker to be First Lieutenant,
vice Thrupp ; Second Lieutenant Francis Walter de Win-
to,: to be First Lieutenant, vice Ferrers, retired upon half-
pay, ~-ug•
4.
ADMIRALTY, JULY 31.
Corps of _Royal Marines—First Lieutenant Thomas
Magin to be C2Ptain, vice Wearing, deceased ; Second
Lieutenant Charles .Bulkeley Nurse to be First Lieutenant,
vice Magin, promoteci.•
ALTY, AuG. 1.
Corps of Royal Marines—Colonel Second Commandant
James Irwin Willes to be Colonel Commandant, vice Bury,
to retired full-pay; Lieutenant Colonel John Alexander
Philips, to be Colonel Second Commandant, vice Willes,
promoted ; Brevet-Major Robert Wright to be Lieutenant-
Colonel, vice Philips, promoted ; First-Lieutenant Charles
Slaughter to be Captain, vice Wright, promoted ; Second
Lieutenant Robert Woollcombe to be First Lieutenant,
vice Slaughter, promoted.
COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD LIEUTENANTS.
Warwickshire Militia —lst Regiment —John Crewe
Chetwood Townsend, Esq., to be Captain ; Gustavus Ed-
ward Eatwick, Gent., to be Lieutenant, July 10. 2d
Regiment John Hay Moore, Esq., late Captain 19th
Foot, to be Captain, July 17.
Ist Regiment of the Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia.—
James Ruthven Elphinston Gouldsbury, Gent., to be En.
sign, July 28.
Brecknock Royal Rifle Regiment of Militia—Chriatopher
Mackay Read, Esq., to be Captain, July 29.
North York Rifle Regiment of Militia—Wm. Vaughan,
Gent., to be Ensign, July 29.
Hampshire Regiment of Militia—Colonel Frederick Clin-
ton, late of the Grenadier Guards, to be Lieutenant-
Col,aol, July 21.
Noi &timberland Regiment of Militia--7 Charles Clement-
son, Esq. to be Captain in the Artillery Corps.
The Elks, Baleg—goigu J4ll &but Campbell to be

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the
A SPORTING EWE.—While some shepherds iflueep
highlands of Banffshire were lately gathering their 6' the
from the more retired parts of their pastures, for
ot,
purpose of clipping them, they were surprised Viol
serving a ewe descending a hill with great aPeeci' pot
apparently in pursuit of some beasts. They wereary
kept long in suspense, when the sheep with some we
culty captured the object of her pursuit, a well•grc)figg
grouse ; but, not being so well accustomed in secui,at•
her victim as the canine species, it escaped from ot,
However, not satisfied at losing her anticipated reparpe
she set off again in pursuit, and, after coursing for scjills
time, again seized the poor creature, devoured it gresoll
feathers and all, and was seemingly much satisfied
her illicit prize. It is very probable, says our c"..-tich
spondent, that she had been in the habit of killing -the
game previous to this, but how she could disgracl for
innocent character which her kind get credit is 10'
naturalists to determine.—Aberdeen Journal. 4. Cl+
The Monitore Toscano, of the 24th. states that
Castelli, of the French brig Mont-Liban, fell to. -the
a Greek pirate. vessel of 200 tons, off St. Andrea, °mad
Adriatic, on the night of the 16th. The pirate atteMrivt
to board, but the Mont-Liban succeeded in reakingard°
escape by crowding all sail. Captain Castelli afterwold
b
learnt that the same vessel had also attempted to
an Austrian brig, but without success. On arriviv at
ittor
Lista, Captain Castelli gave information, sad an
phase
trian sloop of war immediately left that port toe ot a
the pirate. The same captain described the bllltprea
wrecked vessel off the coast of Sardinia, and cooren.iiab,
from her build that she must be either French or Dl* So
but the sea being heavy, be could not approach ber,.'loB,
boats or vessels being visible in those parts at the "
the fate of the crew could not be ascertained. is
ORIGIN OF THE CHILTERN HUNDREDS. Thertg 1,9
portion of the highlands of Buckingham hire, kvow hills
the name of the Chiltern Hills. Formerly thee bel'
abounded in timber, especially beech, and affordedsd to
ter to numerous banditti. To put them down),ajlfroo
protect the inhabitants of the neighbouring pander
their depredations, an officer was appointed, 1101;s,
Crown, called the " Steward of the Chiltern Sept'
As it is an office under the Crown, any member 3-C
leg it, ipso facto, vacates his seat in Parliament'

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