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London, England, 1849-07-14 00:00:00

The case excited some degree of interest.
Mr. Graego, P difikigton• street, anpo the
ared for -
ik,ho was acc-hipaoted to tr e court by ogirie
te-necksole persons, h« r fri,
the i•ffi•.er, ahi, provea the serving of the sits.
mons.,s, deposed the .t on delivering the same clet.ll
tint that he thoola not a to it hitnsAf, al
ht
was a married Inav, had a great objection 10 6b,
case going before the public.
Conipl .in nit said that she lived at No. 26, n
Charlotte row, N. w rued. She had !move the II
Pendant ever sinc, D ember. 1846,
e mber, 1847, she gave birth to a
which he was the father. At the time of the i°troll
titacy, ilia resulik,d in the birtb, she reiidoth
; 14, Buckingham-street, Fuzroy-sqnare, since 1"60
and on the 150(
child was born she had received from defendant 1(40,4
pay the expenses of lying in &c. He had bince off'o
her two sums W. each, upon c•indition that she e/I)n,i
kreliv: r up letters which she had had from him; 0d,7110
this understanding—that she should, it she received
i
money from hire, sign an agreement as to her hafillgt
right or clakin to an) other sum.
Mr BROUGHTON read some letters which were F.-0
one of them was iudicatory of the cohabitation 13P1v‘`..
the parties, and in which the Captain expressed bii 411
that complainant shoul l fix the paternity uP°ll6fre
:kttier person, as he did not wish to pay fur the plea'
-
of others.
Complainant underwent a severe cross-examinatinabij
Captain Melville's solicitor, and admitted that sheio
received visits fr nn other gentlemen, but she wog'
confident that defendant was the father of her child-
Mr. BROUGHTON was of opinion that the evidence
to
not sufficiently conclusive to justify him is making
p;
order, sod he should therefore dismiss the senoll,°,llsB
but the complainant was entitled to a fresh one, 11,, ;
was satisfied that she could bring stronger and coot
sive evid, nce.
Mr. Grange applied for a fresh summons rig! be
defendant, which was granted; and he said thi'a
might have to make a further application for a suinlfot
to
against Lord Bateman, to prove the handwriting(4
defendant.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PoßTsntouTH, JULY 13.—Commander lirodeh--„°;°0
arrived this morning, and took up his appointuto,
the Phmnix screw sloop, which was commissioned
',erday by the first . lieutenant for service on the OW
ol
Africa. She will have 120 min.
Commander F. IV. Horton joined the Superb,B°'°
Spithead yesterday.
The Pantaloon, 8, Commander Hyde Parker, will
ready for sea again in a few days. Her destinati°'
the River Plate.
A tbs
The Meanee 80 (new ship). Captain Englefiel.;•o
M.larnpus, 42. Captain Mason. from the East .1010
the Childers, 14, Commander Pitman, from China; ;of
Contest, 12, Commander M•Mardo, from the cos:00
Africa; end the Arrogant, 46, Captain Fit:l'os'oo
the Mediterranean,' are daily expect,d to arrive 11°ie
all the former to be paid eff. The Calypso, 20, °IAA
North, will also be leok-d for shortly from the Pas.
eiih freight on merchants' account. bsl
A commander's outpension to Greenwich Hospital
bren vacant for some time.
Ihe Niger and Basilisk seem to be having a veil lad
trial. We hope the result will jus,ify the expense. 00
PLYMoUTH, JULY 12.—Her Majesty's stearn'eeo 9
Niger and Basili,k sailed on Monday for a
• byela d
trial cruise.
edit Her Majesty's stearn•slonp Growler, Como:18,10
St ,ddart, was docked and had her coppt r exaruilo"
Tuesday. and was taken out of dock yesterday. 1.
Her Majesty's ship Albion has had Iler copper
mined, and was taken to ber mornings on WednesuA $
ltb,
Tr), C.,iifi,viee steam tug, which returned on tile.,
left the Swift brig 40 m,les -nu h east of the Longe,ibeird
Il r M,jesty's ship Q teen. now fitting here, is au
to be got ready witn all po,ibl, dispar,h. Sur
The Crane packet came in from Falmouth
on
day, and is.gone into harbour to rufit.
The Pantdoon is ordered here horn Portsmouth 1°
take the August mails to the coast or Africa. tha
The Ringdove iloop as ix. Saturday towed
.17 oif
Cenfialee to the r Yealm, for use lib a bospiti"
during the contitiusree of the sickness at Noss.
Winil—E,,sterly; fresh bre,x
h; 10: CHATHAM, JULY 13.—The 11,-rcules store-se-or
ter Countedider R. Fulton, laden with titnlV.„' fcl
just arrived, 30 seamen riggvrs are lent to this ship
the purpose of assisting the crew in unloading Perms,
she is again required tor immediate service; the /Aati4
the Admiralty Having directed that she must be rep
red
ao-
s soon as she is cleared of her timber, which is OP
to occupy from four to five weeks. Sbeer
The Pigmy steam-vessel has been sent up from
ness for the set vice of this yard. ott
The Scout, 14 guns, Commander F. E. Jailsmac, ,
to her way home from Cnina, is ordered to this pox', I
paid off.
d for
•
The Juno, 26 guns, in dock, which has been fitteill
be
commission, is ready to receive the pennant; she "
put out in the course of a few days to be masted. „„tlO
The following privates of the Royal Marines we't;ttV
morning brought forward, in the presence of the,, hest'
lion under arms, in the square of the barracks, luoeti;
their sentences of court-martial read, when Priv 09
Robinson, of No. 5 company, was sentenced t°„, the
labour for forty-two days fur absenting himself fr°""ar
dock-yard picket; and Private Arden, of the 490 c
doll
pany, was sentenced to hard labour for twenty-two h'tor breaking his confinement. Both prisoners werepixt
m ediately removed to the military prison, Fort Clor"tee
The Meteor steam vessel arrived at Rochester ye'tift
day evening from London, wish the Lord. Mayori.o6,
James Duke, and several members of the corporsll.4
IT the holding a Court of Conservancy, arid exatsiellos
the boundary of that part of the River Medway here,
Upnor Castle to the Nore. The Loid Mayor wrio"lter
ceived with the usual honours by the Mayor and ',sti
ration of Rochester. This morning e the Lord MO e"0 tho
M
triends proceeded down the river in the Meteor t
Ocean flagship at Sheerness, to pay his personal re9l3
ee
‘o Port Admiral Elliott.

RAILWAY Sul A u ti; MARK—IRIS'
BRISTOL, JULY 13. insol
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market was tolerably firmfirmtholsgh ogeo
tive to-lay, it, consequence of selkrs being
Inman,: w MO' stock at present prices, atricipating an advance. Great ci
Quarters, were done at 5% dis.
ea,
LI V 1,;NI'001,. was . lifil° cet
STOCK EXCHANGE. The share market firm to-ol,,,',.ferea,
siness, however, was done. The sa es are—Caledonian, Lfli O,
W. 18s. 9d.- Lancashire and Yorkshire, Consol , Fifths. ''4 cllo',.
Ditto, Halves (L. and (B),1,14 dis.—Ditto, Filth, ( w.R.U.)' 3 P London and :North-Wertern, 132 c.—Ditto, New QINtrIETSt _ gUiar.
Ditto, Quarters (t;), 314 i P.—At idland, €539 Ditto, Preteren74.o,
anteed 6 per cent., 125 -Ditto (Erewash Valley). 6114 —6lelc (VA
ern and Dover (No. 4), 6% Yon., Newca.stle,
and Her"
g,inal _Newcastle, and Berwick), G. N. E. Purchase, 6 per cent' • 4,A, dis. tiii pi

MANCHESTER, JULY 13. ...,.,
40%40
STOCK EXCrIANGE.—The transactions to day were ks,. /....-1,41,
Leeds, Fifths, 1N dis.— Leeds, Preference (scrip), si'lloart:l6
(Registered), 12 3-16 —llla,•cliester and Birmingham (Ch . 6 1.:0., 31,i p —North Staffordshire, 4 11-16 dis. Dover (No. 4), ''';befll9'
ex in.— ►Vest Riding Union, 4% dis.—Leeds Stock, "
Preference, 11 9-16.

YORK, JULY 12. Nt
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The transactions to-day have been olh
.-•sw : 4Areat Northern, lON —North lintish, Quarters. 3ia
Newea.tle, and Berwick (Neweastd: Extutsion), 13A—D1t'°'
E. Purchase), 31. 19s. •

GI,A,MOW, JULY 12. _..,
ow'
srocK EXeIIANGE The tralei,v...tion. to-day were as io!i Threlt
clydesdale Junction, 6,,4—Edinburgh and Northern, 11-"vbti.
Northern, Preference, 5 per cent. guaranteed, 70s.—Alonklan,:h
—North British, Pt eference, 50s

ALARMING FIRE AT ISLING f()N. —Last Ite
twe. n the h,urs of ten and I Yen o'clock, a fir' '.' 11
ut in the ex.i naive dot ndra9ery ai.d hab,11:18; coo
wsrehou e, belonging to IV. Benton, B &roes, ey.iich,
No 3, Upper-street, nearly tacing Llington 0:41
It commenced in the front shop, and was discover' 004
a oerson prLasing by. An instant alarm was gi"3 ea'
I Tthw ith the R.,y al Society's tire•Qscape and Parf Doir
gine arrived, followed. by numerous engines of i
don brigade and that of the West of England C°"'greing
The firemen then found that the tunes 700
most furiously among the stock, and had exteret 11,
is
the adjoining house, in the tenure of Mr- r`hilyrd-
tlilor. There being plenty of water immerltitelY 901-
cured, the engines were worked with full vig"r,:itel
owing to the exercions of all present, the Bolt tilel.
confined to that portion of the two houses vihnrooP
originated, but not until a considerable amount or u"
was done. The oligin of the disaster is unknovvy Orr
1..55,: it is understof.d, will fall upon the Generaleet to
office. Whilst the fire was raging a person w 09800007
inter the counting-house, and was taken into c
to/
upon suspicion of robbing the cash-box. He vaLfell
to the station- house, where, upon examination. set the
pounds, supposed to be the proceeds of the robbery}
tire, were found upon his person oCaig
„„s
ADVERTISEMENT.]—THE EARL OF A 010„f-,
AND HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.—An astounding cure by ,
this inirt
medicine, alter every other means had falls& See extract 'S, io
Lordship's letter, dated " Villa Messina, Leghorn, Feb' 2flit/`
Professor Holloway—Sir : I beg to acquaint you that your Pin'The
fected a cure of a disorder In my liver and stomach which all 7,0 fr",
eminent of the faculty, at home and all over the continent. or ett
been able to effect; nay, riot ever the waters of Carla
_do"'
rienbad. (Signed) " ALbsoaouon." These WOlldenDL. VOOVM
cure any disease of the liver or stomach.—Sold *
Ointm.dit) at Professor Holloway's Establishment, 244, D..-- ,0
by all medicine vendors throughout the civilised world.

BIRTHS Of °l' On the 9th inst., at Staindrop• hall. in the county °f
ham, the wife of Captain R. H. S. Jackson, of a 500...1; I'o
On the 11th inst., at We.tbourne-terrace, Hyde-Pe'"'
if.
John Baidaughter.
Oa the 10th inst., at S dcup; Foot's Cray, Kent, the ft
of T. Horwood. Esq., of a daughter.
On the 10th inst. at Lausd wne-place, Leamillgt°/1' til.
~f iv•
wife of J. J. Br dshaw, Esq.. of a daughter.
Isle tr..
•
On the 10th inst., at Newport,
of Wight, .v..'•.• r
_—../
Buckell, of a daughter.

MARRIED. 1, by
On the 12th inst., at Emmanuel Church, Camber et
the Re-. Robert Fayrer, incumbent. Edward A Snlit"Zr tline
Paymaster, RN., and Assistant Emigration Officer job'
Port of. I ondon, to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of 01"
Alger, cf Great Yarmouth.
~,,gIP
On the 10th inst., at Petersham Church. Captain mi:4ol
Halkett, 4th Light Dragoons, to Chart tte Mari '-soiP
only daughter of the late Charles H. Beague, ESCO
Engineers. ,„;shor
On the llth inst., at Beckenham. Kent, the LorJ
of Victoria, to Lydia, only oaughter of the Bev. AS eon
Brandram, M.A , rector of Bet kenham, and one of the
taries of the British and Foreign Bible

, ill,
DIED.
On the Ist. inst., Lieutenaut-Colonel Benny, of Li
ttie
near Montrose, :a
inst ged 74. c
0 of
nu the th ~ the Rev. C. Spencer, PIA ,11
isi.np's Stortford. Herts. aged 65. 1
of Viglit'
On the I th inst., at Westhill, Freshwater. Is., e
Rawsot. B. Crozier, Esq . d 7a. 1 beill/4
On the I th inst., Samuage el Anderson, Esq., 131.-
place. Sr. Joh, 's
-wood 1 g Ore'
On tile II th Just., a; Sydenham, Kent, Mr. H. J.
- a
,I Bath, aged 6. '
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