The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11 00:00:00

GENERAL MISCELLANY,

The cattle of Prince Albert have been attacked by dis•
ease, and his royal h ghn-ss ha., wit hits the last tew weeks,
lust twenry or thirty valuable oxen and cows.
Isaac liars ink Harris, a tbs. nting preacher at. Baneor,
has been cocain toed for trial for having stolen a parcel
containi g a 13,b1e and three scvereign,

A Seer mainion was ein,ihited 1.. e• week in Gionc-ster
weighios 41lbs. It is the largest salmon ever Likes from
the Srverii.
The Iota) amount of annual salaries received by the
members of the Whig government is comes here ab ut
£130.000. A pretty agreeable result of p.rr v wr4rfdre..

A suigeon has recently. been appointed to attend the
Caroarvim Union Workhouse. which has accommodation
tin 200 inmates, at the tnunificeht wages t f .{:10 annually.
A dog was rec-n ly found in a cavity in a well, at AYII-
- Northamptorn.hire. where it had remained for four
werks, wi h nothing hut until. to sustain life.
The High Sheriffs of the three adjoining counti s of
Somerset, Gloueestert•htre, and Monmouth, are retired
a.t rneys.

GUANO —A ves=sel just arrived in the Wt st India
Do.ls from Patagonia, with a cargo of mow, had on
board, in addition to 400 tons of that article, tour tons
weight of crystallf.ed auano.
he Mrs Lockhmr, who ha= become a Papi.t is rot the
siot r.'n-law or rebitiie of the Editor of the Quarter/y,
but a widow of a Chichester cletgyman of the Pusey Ile
School.

It it rumoured that Mr. Payne has declined the pnr-
ea-e of Lo.d Geoige Bentiot k's horses, and that Mr.
Ford is likely to breorne the owner of them. The Dumber
is stared to be one hut.dred and seventy.

We are happy in having to wate that her Majesty has
commanded the name of Mr. Wihirrepin, the founder of
in ant schools, to be placed on the list of pensioners for a
yearly sum of £lOO.
During he sess.m. the gamekeeper at Duff H 4 use has
sot upwards of 2,9,1.0 ra'abts, which. by 44(14r of the
E tri of Fite, w. re distri• tit r I among the poor arid work-
ing classes in Banff ant: is eeighbourhood.
A TIDY HIT.— Mr. N. Burgess. a w 11-known crick-
eter in B dfordshire, in a match at Duns able Downs, a
f.-av day, since. from one bit made fifteen runs. The ball
r=qtrreti s x non to throw it
It is now confidently believed that in a very brief space
of time tie per pe,r for of the brutal murder of a police-
man at Dagenham, will he arrested. Jealousy arid re-
venge, not plund-r. it is quite evident, actuated the tutu-
d •re r. —Essex Herald

RE.DIAINs of ANTIQUITY.—A number of coffins, and
a Roman altar have b en ui•cove.e.l on rasing down a
portion of the church of St Denpia. Walmunt,'' 1 ork: a
few dais ago. The altar is supposed to be 13u0 or 1400
years old.
It is sated that one of Lord Pembroke's principal se-
mints in Wilt-hire has advertised all his work tur sale;
and that some other farmers in the neighbourhood are
meditating a biwiler withdrawal from agriculture bet. re it
is ,o 0 late.

Tnirty.nine gentlemen have been gPz-tted ae ensienq of
cornets it. Vie army during the preceding month, thirty of
whom have mire the r commis.iot,a, v,ryihg in
prier, from £45(1 to £B4O each, . nd amounting in the ag-
gregale t.) the rium of £14.530.
While being ring to e,-.l.bete a wedainz, nn Thir4dav
week, one of.the bells of Sr. Michael's Chu, ch. Bath, fel

fron us hinges, and had tt not hung between two ratters,
it would have crushed the organ, and probably killed
three or four persoos.

DEPARTURB OF Nlll. COBDEN FOR THE CONTINENT
—Mr. It Ci.hden, M. P . and Mrs. Cobden, arti‘ed Ht
the Bed!md Iln,el on Wednesday night, and the next
morning bailed from tbe.p:er tor Dieppe, on a continental

A j urneyman enopt r, aced 53. mined: Roh,rt
van, Bird at Sheffield a few days ago of k-j..w, which
tad resulted Iron, Iti4 having neei,trotatly Rivet, hilt B- it a
blow with a hammer on his kit thumb, about three wtekts
before his dea,h.

The Morning Herold of Friday s.aies that, at a meet-
ing of Conservative titers, Feld at Lord Stara. y'b house,
it was unanimously 4. not to proceed to a division
on the Sugar Duties Bill, but to express their sentiments
on the siitij et.
Tom,Tliunih. the other day. visited Stamford, where
was bhusyn him a suit r f Daniel Lamheri's c:othes, with
which the General was highly delighted ; he paused through
une of the sleeties of the coat, and got into one of the
stocking., in initial he had as much room as a man would
have in a sack.

is said thatpn act of parliament has recently passed
foi the forniatioil to D-cks at the mow!) of ti e Thames,
adjacent to Canvey Island. and strew 26 miles.ltom Lori-
don, to consist of 200 acres ; and that it is the intete lute
of the promoters to call them " The Cobden Free Trade
Docks.
A COMPEtITOR WITH PIRKENHVAD —About three
years ago, there vv.-re mnre than one hundred houses to let
in Grimsby, hut since t he new thick and railway works have
been going on, all ►hose houses have b en let, and about
6'4V-seven lituses have been eteeted within the past
year.
D ck'r.s's " Piekw.ck Papers" and Mrs. Trollope's
" Wkio v l'artii.by" have rec.-tidy been transloted into
It a t erio. it-al publ'eation " B.bliotelca dlya
l'rel eniya.'• In the same " Biblintrlca"
translation of several of Shaksperr's plays, said to b very
cr'.,“taY v 'word, and of some others of the principal
corks of our literature. have a: rated
The sub eriotion towards" The Elizabeth Fry Refuge,"
fur aUrding temporary food and shrift r for deal itu'e fe-
males on their discharge from the metropolitan gao s. now
amounts to near £5,000. Amm/tit the subscr pt,ons
Within the last few day. are their 111..jesties the King and
Clifen of Denmark £5O, and an anonymous donation, GI
£2OU, from an individual signing A. U. C.

PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT.—It is now the ge-
neral ouin,ott that Parhau.ent wil, be prorogued on Tues-
day, the 25'h instant. or Thursday, the 27► h, but of
course the precise day cannot at present be known.—
Slaud•ird.

On Wednesday and Thursday the drawing sketches,
&c., of the late Mr. B. R. Havdon were sold by auction.
The Duke of Wellington purchased a portrait of his
charger, and the i,uctioneer bought in the large picture
of Alfred and the British Jury for £2OO, it was under-
stood, for Sir Robert Peel. The other articles sold for
rather small sums.
THE F LECTRIC TELEGRAPH.—The communication
between Pommouth and London, by the el,-ctric tele.
graph, is stopped for the present, the lightning having
taken such effect upon the wires as to preclude the possi-
bility of working the telegraph. The dial in the G:sport
terminus is rendered useless by the electric fluid having
passed lab it, and deranged all the machinery.
A BOY osr FIRE IN THE STREKT.—On Thursday
afterm-on, a boy named Edward Rose was carrying a jar
of vitriol ,hr, ugh Holborn, slung, by a strap over his
shoulder, when he struck it against a lamp-post. and
broke it ; the liquid poured down his back. burnt his
clothes, arid injured the flesh. A quantity of water
(lime would have been better, had it been at hand), was
thrown over him. He is considered in a dangerous state.

On Monday morning, the Lord Mayor of the City of
London, while waiting at the Blackwall Railway termi-
nus, Fenchurch•street. was robbed of a gold watch and
three gold seals, of the value of at least 60 guineas. His
biedship, we understand, is much chagrined at his loss,
not so much for its pecuniary value, as from the fact that
the watch was the very last which had been finished by a
tnuch-esteemed deceased friend.
COMMITTAL OF A SHAREBRORER AT HUDDERSFIELD
FOR EMBEZZLFMENT.-011 F'iday last Mr. Gear,e
N rth, a char, boter, at Huddersfield, was committed for
trial for embezzling a sum of money entrusted to him for
the payment of the price of thirtysfisre West Yorkshire
Railway shares, purchased by him, as broker, from Messrs.
W. Moore and Co., in whose office he had previously been
as clerk and cashier. Bail was admitted for his appear-
ance.

Mr. Chandler, a eel, brated ernwer of camellia Jaynni
cas, in the Wandsworth-ruad, London. died on Sunday
last from the effects t,f griet at the great loss of properly
he sustained by the storm of the prrceding day ; and on
Mond•ry, his t•oo, a fine young man, in partnership with
his father, was found to be raving mad. It is suonosed
that the mind of the unfortunate gentleman was affected
by the sud•len death of his father, and the circumstances
attendant thereon.

- At a quar er-past eleven, on Sunday night we. k. an
alarming ocrurre ce happened ;n MAlle-row, Holborn-
bars, London. Two homes, 22 awl 23. almost suldenly
fell in with a 1 rod crash.. Happily, just before, a police_
constable was passoig, and, hearing he noise of the break-
ing of window pants looked towards the houses, and saw
them tort-ring and bulging. Ile warned tile passers-by
of the impending danger, and, w till t d .in,. the inmates
of the houses, to the number of 10 or 12, rushed out and
esrap,d.
SINGULAR FATAL FALL FROM A WINDOW —On
Wednesday Mr. Bedford held an inquest at he Black
Nurse, Betlfordburv, on the body of Emma' Redman,
whose pnrents reside at No. 10. Langley court. Long-
acre. On the evening of Sunday last deceased's sister,
aged nine years, was carrying her down thini flight of
stairs, whet) the newly-na led sh,tes she wore, catching in
one of the teeus, caused her to stumble on to the landing-
place, and the child which she held was int:lied through
the lower part of a window, opening to the stai,clse, into
the back yard, from a height of 40 feet. Verdict, "Ac-
cidental death."

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWSTVG OF TETE EARL
OF LEICESTER AND F. A STIAY, ESQ.—A very melan-
choly ai cident h4ppened on Weitn, sthiy night. h• tween
eight and nine o'clock. on Ilolkhain The Earl of
Leicester, accompanied by F. Astley, E•q., were amus ng
themselves at dralighrsea, when the tide, which was flow.
ing fast, aurroon •ed them before they were awa.e of it..
The Earl and Mr. Astley. bo!h being able swimmers, ma-
naged to reach the shore in safety, although nim•li ex-
haus,ed—hav ng ,-tideavoured to save a young m to (ser-
vant to Mr. Astley) who was with them, but unfortu-
nat.. Iv wi h ut su •et!.S.

SERIOUS AFFRAY AT SUNDERLAN D.—A serinus
sffrav tvok place it, this town. on Tuesday nigh' last.
which, for a titre, exc;ted the utmost fears of the polio.-
tio, for its results. It was originated by three droll ken
soldiers, who, being arrested by a polio man in their dis-
or.lerly conduct, commenled severely beating him. Toe
cn.,h ia,tellered, and took part wi.h the aggressors; and.
after a scene of general disorder, peace was only at 1,-ngth
seeuted, by the military b, log driven into barrack by a
picket of men with fixed bayonets. The pohcematt was,
t one time, looked upon as dead, and is sill in a verb
precarious state, from the brutal injuries which he his
sustained.

A recent trait of Rend feeling among a cites little un-
derstood, and often harshly condemned, deserves, we
think, pa4sing record at our hands. The clergyman of
Kirtnti had a portion of his al-he this year in wheat.
When nearly lire, a body of labourers working on a
neighbouriog farm sent him this message:—`' We see.
sir, that your corn is nearly ready, and we are glad to see
it looks weil ; but we don't hear who is to cut it. Aron,
we should like to cut it; and, if you'll gi►e us leave, we
we will come down s,,me evening. atter hours, and when
the day's work is done, and reap it for you." Assent w s
readily given ; arid on two evening+—`' after hru.a"
band of ten or twelve labourers, true to their word

moon to the glebe, sat to work with a vr,ll, and very
speedily not the creep in sheaf. Ipswich
CONTINENTAL PRODUCE —The following supplies of
ratter, t, ~,,,ter and fruit iron, The coo,tineo. took pt..,
on one Any in the early wort of last week :—The steam-
ship Princess It• yet. from Hamburg. brought 36 casks
of hotter; 4 hampers and 32 basket-, of cucumbers, 14
sieves at plums and 16 oxen ; !he stearn.ship Oce in. from
Rotterdam. 2,880 choeses, 57 baskets of ye ao, 199 bag.
kets of currants. 24 baskrts of apricots, 77 ba-kets r f
plums, 56 baskets of pears. 12 baskets of oncumbera, 974
oa•ke's of various kinds of fruits. 26 casks of pie kles. and
206 sheep. with other artiees. the produce o'' Hollbw4;
the Rapid. frim Harlingen. 552 casks of butter. 100
cheese-, 73 rows. 124 sheep, 3 bulls, 4 calves, 8 packages
of poultry, and 234 bags of oats; the Wilberforce, from
Antwerp, 18 baskets of fruit; the st-ato-ship Loch Ryan
from Harlingen, specially dean tched for the po, pose. 76
cows, a quantity of you try. 61 lambs, and 17S sheep ;
the sail ng packet Jorj Cherie', from Flubbing. 198 "beep ;
and the Cete of London, from Rotterdam, 25 904 cheeses.
266 -sheep, 53 oxen and cows, 53 lambs, 23 calves. 42
casks of butter, and 301 baskets of fruit, the whole the
pr. duce of Holland.
THE YORKSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY: AN-
NUAL MEETING AT AKEYIELD.—The tenth annual
11-wilting or the Yorkshire Agriculture! S• elev. was
held at .Wakefield. during the pa-t week. Though
an excellent meeting in many reSPCCIS, it has not been so
brilliant as on former occasions. The entries of stock i
the ordinary eta-nis have b•-ert as large as in any previous
year, hot there is a falling 'n the erre stork, as eon,
pared wile last sear. The number of compant , however,
that has a tended the show has been very large, especial!),
on Tburs.lay. when the town of Wakefield seemed to have
all the animation of a parliamentary election. The pari•h
chip el, bells rang merrily during the env. and up to noon
the arrival of visitors was constant and numerous. Mon-
day a' d Tu.sday were elevated to the trial of impleinents.
anti Wednesday and Thursday to discussions. the exhibi-
t on, arid other mote special nhj-•cts of the society. A
public breakfast took place at the Strafford Arms Hotel,
at ten for half-past nine o'c!or•k, on Wednesday m
big. The party numbered about eighty of the Pmditeg
agriculturists in the county, Lord Wenlock, president of
the society. necuming the chair.

SUICIDE OF AN ANTI-PREDESTINARFAN.—An in-
quest was In 11 on Saturday week, at the We.t London
Union Workhouse, West-street, S mitl 6 Id. before Mr.
.1 Payne, the deputy coroner. on the body of George
Clayton, aged 62. a butcher. According to the ev,denc-
ot ti e vetnes•es. the deceased sy,s -ery fund of metaphy-
siva' or philos,,phical argument, and not long ago, while
engaged in a cmitrover•iv of this kin I, one of tne com-
pany argued in support of the docirnc of " predest!na-
Von." a doctrine which the deceased strenuously opoo,eil
with the principle of " free will." The dnirtliSion grow-
ing warm, and the deceased becoming excited, he pulled
nut his biitrin ea knife a d et bbed himself in the

agent." He haditeen for a loc g time mist living with a
woman of had character, the wife of his n-phew, and
Souritay week wabbecl hints, It in the sante place A. be-
fore, in roostqnetiee. as he said, of the woman robbing
him of his eoods and rumn'ng sway. He remained loeked

no rn toa room on' II "Bo sday wt. hoot his toed. and was
then tsicen to the woikhou e. whey- he diet on Thurs-
day. Verdict. temporary insanity.—Dally Aires.
PRICK OF BREAD AND FLOUR.—A provincial paper
(the Lohc9ln Standa, d coot art a she following :—lf
fl toy Is to remain at its present pliee,- the repeal of the
coin-laws all have no effect upon the Nice of bread. and
of course cannot in that re.pret be any benefit to the
aril/king claas-s. While the price of :wheat hag fallen,
2a. per quarter. flour has only !al en 4 I 1,.r ,tone The
profit nn a quarter of wheat may b. ens ly eatima..rl :
qr. of red wheat f r goo.' becood. flour (36 £ a. d.
stone). present price 2 4 0

Ground into 28 stone of fl mr, selling at 2s. per

2 16 0

8 stone of sh. rts. bran. Lice , at Is. per stone

average.

0 8 0

3 4 II
Leaving 20s. Profit to the miller on I quarter of wheat !
This does not inelude extra weight for potatoes, salt,
water, bean meal. b„,,,,5. plaster of Paris. Dischylon
plasters. and other ingtedients which are often found in
the bread wh-o made tits.
TIIR LATE 1/4TORM•—At. Corwen, about eleven miles
from Llangollen, the tempest, whit'h has been so general
thninghout England. Wales, a.ud Scotland. broke with
tearful viiitene.. show four o'clock on Monday afternoon
last. rontintrug till shout ten o'clt•ek on Tuesday m ru-
ing. The rain fe 1 in torrents', and cataracts tit water
mud, earth, and stones with such rertible violence as to
rushed from the neighbouring mountain,
threaten deist' pawn to everything
sa:tidedhiungethbel tfekldsso.fuastordielensa,nadndn"ris, that lay in the c urse.
of the current. heating down
The village was comp et.dy inundated.
shrubs and fruit trees. Toe force:ted4osfo' st'toheena6rttntijorrwiem:
passage 01 the n ails, destroy the crops, stud level the
rushed from the hills was so great as to to tr up the soil.
and deep watercourses w, re wee through s,veral fields
and gardens. Some of the houses were seriously injured.
rtue: adwe" I pti
Chi he-
One n an way killed, and several narrowly escaped de.
struction. The inhabitants were terrified at the mightyrush of' the waters upon their village. which threat-ned to
destroy the whole of their smaller buildings. Several
lives have been !rust in various parts ot the country. In
the north two or three p.-rso,,s have been !tired by light.
ning. At Esse.dert, in ilerfor,isnire, a boy was struck
by a flash, and killed. on. the spa.

MORTALITY IN -THE METROPOLIS.—We regret tO
state that according rte the table or mortality issued yes-
terday by the registreir of bit' ha and deaths, the number
dverage either of the lest five years or of the last five
soufmdemaetbs strsiTll ci
The
ent(t)itnaul tr-,sur:ery much greater than the weekly
a
hen'thy sea-on, being t my 89s'.
on Saturday last was 1.086,
t of deaths within the bills of
mortality in the week en;i
the average of the lost five seimmers, ordinarily the most
nee, and that of tee last five
years. including the more unhere'thy seasons if epring and
autumn. amounting to only 9CB. The total excess of
deaths above the rummer average is s'berefere 188.
THE LATE FLOGGING CASE AT :10UNSLOW BAR•
RtcEs.—The jury sue nioned to invesitoate the cause of
the death of the unfortunate s +tier who 'e'rently died at
lionnelow barracks, after hay rig received 00 lashes. for
an aisault upon his S.egeant, have delivered foil, wing
verdict—" The jury say rear private John White died
from the effects of a cruel and severe:fl gging. which he
rt c lye(' on the 15 h of June, 1846, at the Cavalry Bar-
racks, Heston. That the said flogging wa-itifl cted under
a sentence Twitted upon him by a di-trict court-martial,
composed of officers of the 7th Hussars, and that said
court-martial was an hot ised by law tt pass that sentence
upon litm. Tha the flozging was ii,fl cted upon the back
and neck, anti that James Lowe Warren, the surgeon.
and Colonel Whyte, ine commanding officer of the sail
regiment, were present at tee fl acing by which th- death
of White was (emoted, and in returning their veri ict the
jetty cannot retrain trim expressing their horror and dis-
gust at the exigence of any law among the sta utter of this
realm which permits the revolting punishment of flogging
the British soldier; and the jolty implore every man in
this kingdom to j in hand and heart in prating the left's-
la;ure for the sib tlition of every law, order. or reett!atien.
which permits this dtegracetul putii.htnent, which they
consider as a slur upon the humanity and fair name of
this country."
THE SUPPOSED MURDER AT NEWCASTLE.—The
mvstery attenditig the death of elr. Richard Lowthin,
who, it will be remembered, was found drowned in the
river Tyhe, near the High Crane, at Newcastle. appears
to be in progress of being removed. Fr-1n infirmation
obtained by the police-officers in the course of their in•
ciniries, they were induced to Reprehend a woman of im-
moral character, named Ann MR.:aunty, en i a young
man named George rioburn, who have been brought
op before the wigistratee at the police-court, and re-
manded for fur her examtnat on. Teohurn has since
made a voluntary statement, from shirk it appears. that
on the night of Fr day, the 24th ult., the body of the de-
ceast d having be-n found on the following day, the de-
ceased, who was intoxiceteri, a-es in the company of Ma-
eartney, Thobuen. and others, wandering about front
place to place, end drinking at various public-homes;
and, that, while in the open shed upon the quay, the party
robbed the deceased of his watch and money, and then
wade riff. Whether they contented themselves with this,
or afterw rds threw or pushed the unfortunate man over
the quay into the river. ie yet a mystery. The police have
tound the deceased's watch at a pawnbroker's. where it
had heen pledged by Thohnroi, and they are actively en-
gaged in tracing The other implicate I parties. At the ad-
journed inqiiest, which was held on Monday evening list,
no additional evidence was adduced, the coroner deeming
it proper to adjourn tie proceedings for another week, to
allow the pole- (wither time to investigete the mailer.
PANCELS' CHARGES BY RAILWAY. Ors Saturday
week, a ineelin4 ot b okeellets and wholesale stationers
in London was held at the London Tavern, to adopt ti
petition to G ivernMent again-t the following clause in he
Bristol and BirMingham and Midland Conselidro ion Bill,
and to prevent tee insertion of similar (-lenses in railway
hills for the future :—" That it shall no, he lawful to in-
clude in tine paeket s, verel parcels of various sorts, and
infertile' for vet itus individuals. but that it shall be law-
ful the Mialarod Railway Company to charre a separ-
ate slim for each such parcel. although minor are included
in one packet." The Right liorionrehle the Mayor pre-
sided. His lot dseip having n the chair, the intended
oetition was read. It set forth that the retail booksel-
lers in the provinces have frequently to write to their
wholesale correspondents in London for various small Fir-
ticks aed books which their customers require, and that
it has always been th" habit to pack these together.
Nat it t as never been ohjiieted to by any carrier by land
or water before the iiittoductiori of railways. That in
1844 the Great Western Company Replied for such a
clause as the one complained of, and for permission te in-
flict a penalty, hut that it was subsequen•ly withdrawn,
and that se similar one, introduced by the London and
York, in 1815. was also withdrawn. The petition con-
cluded by stating that, in the event of the clause being
permi;t'd, the expenses of carriage would he greater than
the profits on the goods. The petition was adoieed and
numerously signed, and Lord John Russell was requested
to present it and supnert its !never.
DISCOVERY tar TWO MURDERERS AT BARNARD CAS-
TLE, DURHAM.— A n ex t raordin try tiellehtit,ll has beta
produced, in consequence of the diSel.isure of the minder
of two persons, whose deaths until now remained veiled
in mystery. The facts are as follows the early pert
of August, in last year, a you g man teamed Yates, a tai-
lor. and a girl with whom he was acquainted, of the name
of Keine, were missed, and no tidings could he beard f
either of them mail a fortnight after, when the body of
Yates was found on the brink of the river Tees ; and a
few days after the it-quest, the hotly of the young woman
was found in the river also, but several miles lonelier
d Some few weeks ago there were some rumours
afloat charging ul on three young men the murders of
tie se versons named, but these soon subsided, note Mon-
dey morning last, when a yen g woman 21 ot 22 yea's of
age, named Hutto het-7, made fuen statements to a rstral
police cffi,er a- lay a charge of murder upon three young
imoernu,,
atm,:
yiedmeßs.tv,,,,ahic:iorenei,ihaedßia,:ainitioerb,mre:rindda:B:janitigiktiater.h.uimuloteuri,abnp:pieitia::,
that the man Barker h d some interline against the un-
surj ct of a coat. a loch was ft.lisbing von, a• in the
twig h hottr hood,
an I th t the three accustd personsone, sir g Yates
Psi swrethe rt. on thetiver batik. n, at
the dwelling of the woman Humphreys, Barker and
Breacin got up an altercation with the deceased,
struck him seven ly, and then threw h m into the
r vet., at that timr much fl.toded. The girl Reit escrsamed
and threatened to tell ,• and, persisting in her threat, she
was 8'81) thrown into the r vet. The girl Hnmpbrtyswas
induced by fear to swear as err ; tat on Monday week
was driven by the state of her need to confess. Bettie,'
one of those t harped with having remelted the crime,
has nit yet le en si cured. The other two, whose...names
are. Breacon and Bbrker, are in t uetedy, and the county
nia.istrates re-iding in , the neighbourhood of Bishop
Auckland, are now making the fulteet tiquiries into this
remarkable and paint. 1 case.
DEsTaticTivß Fi.coiD rN WALES.—One of the most
dreadtul Iltn.cs that has ever occutred in Wales took
bp ol aucrelisOn. dot Abe AshdrkY raywreoenk,' Caatr dTi :Ia.:::
hi:jar,:
.aen
adA,
tiinalttliuteht ntr:eigil,h,tez
o'clock at !mon, the long-pent up nioutitain torreuts
broke their hounds, and lashing themselves into fury as
ethseeYind theirriidreodrri.en.to Ttlbee valley,,
urst i-s banks. and flooded_
the highway leading Horn Latopeter to Aberyetwith for
teeny mil it, doing immense damage to the roads, in some
parts ef which gaps 10 'e-t in width were caused by the
eecitee torrent. But the hea 'lest vi-ita ion of this tem-
pestu us deluge took place at Tal-arn. The river here,
which had previously been commutatively tranquil, an I is
to no time of any great width or depth, rose at about 12
o'clock like a vast well, and, dashing onward in its head-
long coerse, swept away no less than 25 houses in the
rellege, with all their co neuter. But the most awful part
of the tale remains to he told. Not ouly property be-
came the t rey ot the remorseless destroyer, but event fe
did not eseape. Dr. Rog rs, of Aberme rig, a gentleman
of property and highly respected in the neighbourhood
(h-ing also a ciiuntv magistrate), was p oc cling along
the highway leading Irmo, Token, to A h eiy-twith, accom-
panied by his servant, both heiog ott horsehack. Sad-
- denly the vast flood swept aern4s the road. and in an in-
stant both human oelogf: and quadrupeds were snatched'
efr:cnriap..7l -,ll%ter4ttriitelyisti‘ri:icatiiinlifsf:nits at
and sutff,eatinY aid The
i.thahttants of Talsaro, already horror-stricken at the
catami y 'has had befallen the ms-tves, f steel all their
svmpaillies ariused anew when the dead bodies of Dr.
It errs and his oinfortu ,ere servant were whirled thronth
their village by toe ititurinted steam. The lifeless car-
casses of the hot res following their rid-rs' remains com-
pleted the dismal realities of this awful scene. After the
vi-ilerice of the storm hail in some measure abated, the
devastation that was oierreiveble was truly lamentable..
Numbers of fern 'its had b-en rendered homielees, and, in
clins.t queerer of the los- ot t' e-r tureiture. utterly ruined;
while the swo len arid mangled body of De. Roger. i ore
melancholy evi 'ence of tee tars ity of th- event. Within
the memory of man no such flood has ever occurred in
the Va e of Ayrnn.
DF.ATH OF DWARRANAUTH TAGORE.—We regret to.
I state that this disteighist ed persoirage expired on
Sa•ur-
day last, at his ri sidence in Aibeniarle-s,ri et. at the age
of 51 years. Hie demise hied. freee hi- illness, a disease
of the liver, been rx ected, His claim of high descent
from one ,if the five Beiiiminv who, I eep,uritS
bark. Bengal to t.elettr .te rite- which their inferior
I brethr, n were nimble to perform. 'a a fact well au
rated in the hook- 0* the re!, and laws at present be.
lirved in by the Hind ins. It has, therefore, never been
&aided that Derark inau h Tagore was a noble of the
highest rank in hie country. The claim- that this illus-
trit us persensge has on the present generation is for hiti
litibOnntled tail in, limo,. No refi rence to erred stayed
his purse in the cause ot charii yeeiti the advancement of
education—in the promotion of colleges, whether for na-
tive or Christ an, and lily name will he proudly associated
with all the noble. in-touti-ns fl turishing in Calcutta.
Ile lived just long enough to leap the fruits of his tri-
umphant energy, in witnessing the briltiatit success of his,
two native (Li indoo) students in tt e Univers ty of Lon-
don, who last week passed through the College of Sure
germs. Tiny were sent to th:s couottry and wholly main-
reified at his sole expense. No public undertaking was
ever broached its India without Dwarkattauth Tagore
beit,g a larg- centr buior—no mercantile establishments.
rte.! required aid in' money nr counsel in their treirsace.
biotic that he did not come forward. Civilians and mili-
tary men cart attest hie g-nerosity—strangers can testify-
to his unbounded hospitality—and artists of Europe cart
welt be prom: that sonic of the nob'est et ouzel of Gibs:
son, paireines if the old and modern mast, rs, are placed
in his g olleiies and add to the beauties of his garden pa-
lace. The tas e and inunificeriee of the benevolent Hindoo
are spoken of far and wide. Truly may it be said of him
that such faults as he had were of his country's prejue.
dices, ► u his sit ues were h s own. in the words of Cie.
et ro—" Tu frater, In paler, las await-s. in bonus civis,
1u vre prince/Jo.' His count. y has sustained a mural'
1(168 wnich in sums generation's may ee retrieved: but in
the °linden of those who know India it is considered.
doubtful if there ever he •• his like again." It is said that-
the landed property of the Fete Baboo is next in extent to.
the donithions of the Rajeh of Burdwar' and- pays nearly
. ten lees ot revenue to the East India Company yearlfe,
It is said that hi. remains will not, as was at first sup
• posed, he enrhalmed and sent to India, but will be depo.,
Isited in the cemetery at Kensall-green. - •

Au.' it. -NU,' ...
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THE. I-. lAt Vitt POOL kilit iv bAB O.
_
• ,
gtipping *11E01'4" (1u 1 LONDON GAZEIIE.—Tu hsuAY, AUG. 4.
.e MARKETS. WAKEFIELD CORN M's
• _____.,,o,„______
_.._...0.-_,-__ The supplies of all rain are mode!
TUESDAY. A VOUS r W r
mated inquiry for all descriptions of
--.- ed S.W., moderate. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. WARRINGTON CORN AIARKET, Atm. 4. made price, are ab ut Is per q- lower.
lterati
a Oats
Altnivitu.-Sandbach. B-11 a, Iron's Demerara-allioth, Bar- W. Whaley and E. 11. Thompson. Leeds..toc• hi-alters-Wel. ' Total quantities per Price per
it d clineon ofin vatue.
rather the t,
6d per load. Malt fi m
tell, Iron sew York - Ailiertina. ti, hi kritt• rdam. ' tier and Kareht, hvesh .m, Worcestershire. butchers - A Collett . Imp. Quarter, Imp. Quarter.:
, Baiter)-Hurricane, Adamson, Sy Hey: New South Wales- and W. Brown, Leeds, sharebrosers-r. L. Mim,hull and B Wheat..
Ambassador, Barbour, St John's New HiunsWick- Minerva, Barrow, - ivertriol, surg r, eo -T, aid G. K Lea, Bishopwe, r Barley... - not sold. 0 0 0
....
: -
Millar, St. Andrew's, N.B -1A ellington. II enkiii ; Margaret. mouth. Durham. :hiptirekt rs-Broa bursts a. d laribieson. Oats
0 .1.•• 0 a 0
Bruce, and air Charles Napier. itimir,ss. Quebec Zeph ens, Manchester yarn and cotter, dealers, as tar as regards J. Ito-
:lintel-orison, for St. Petersburg-sena C ate. Foy. .t. ann.'s. einsen-n yee.- Ba e and CO , EcJestori. near st. Helen's. Lam
Wheat -6, 6d to s2s ltd : Bemis. li
24 8.-E eatior, Long for kiga-Ceurier. a...laser, Hamburg cashire flint.glass maranacrurers :as tar as reg Ns J. Boyle- LIVEIi POO . COLONIAL MARKET. AUG. 5. Oats. •23s rid t0...52 rid;
; ear ley, .
Ak'ETHERBYI7IIeRN—sMAy
and aidtit Pelt nehura- perseverance, lamb, and Eberieser. J. H. G. Pierson and KG. Tucker. Tiverton. Devonah le. attar- Sugar.-There is a moderate dernenS, hut builders being on. Grain at the asove paces.
Lark. Darr r—btitlifte. Barlaw, Wiscasset, and Caledonia, rues-W. R. Bush and E. E. Guy. Ironies, chickteakers- E. Willing to submit to any fur her decline, the sales of B Par? --- - --- -
(Steamer,) Lott, Halifax met Boston. eaacey and G Gurrell. Pontypool and AborsYchali. MonMentli• barely .pi,rii hipis,. togetn,r wth it no bags Bengal at a slight
shire, saddlers-K. H. and J. terry, rsewcast.e upon.'Tyne, t reduction on last week's prices Foreign.-The increased pr..-
LYNN CORN MARK
, George Me . Per y. hence at Pieta. grce,-rs-spurr and Benson, Manchester. typefound. r -Bad. bean ty of the GoVerirment aus•ar tiel being immediate'y passed,°tiered
John Mann, 'Walt. hence at Dalhousie. ger and Worrall, strefisld. silver platers-W. Melville aml Co . has induced the mime.' rade to come into the market. and ex_ 465 .4
tgoo4nBdispuer
rip,' yr. o fgreer:sileold Is
-Agues, Ball, hence at ditto Muth-a and thorutom, Derbyshire. cotton spinners-Clench- terisive sates.have c nse..ueritly been mace, viz. 4,• hlids. M ns. '
• ttolreet II ray, Legg, sa led from Malaga for this port on the ton, sons, and Bertisou Chesteitieid. chemists ;as tar us re covailo ,t east . ass, 125 lihds. Pcito Rico at --5 s lid, and about BIRMIIGIIAM CORN MI
Ed July. cards 1 flettison-M. Bisimp and E. Temple, C.aytands road, air c ises b own Pernambuco and Pa/alb ~t 21s to 2-Is all in ruling the present week we have .6
Stattetbe, Steel, hence at Pillan. Lambeth, drapers-Brigg and Hull Union P ck(t . m No Wheat,t
ht ri
litiY. British •ves-e a. The Bond Rellii. re have likewise taken a cargo Wheat, but it was pre-sed on the marl
Giemfard.brigas, Lieculnshire, carriers by wate. --itoyie, Rob- cif Poet Itiso hi a toreign vessel, at 2•is rid per ewt from the t' wa' submitted ta. Only 041 rig
ta ED al ESDAY, Avo us? 5. so , and C0.,1),. adise, Northumberland, aria elsewhere; as far wily, Tee tinali,ess in Molasses is Confided to 33. puns Trird. in Barley. leather more doing in 0•
id 4 e cask, East larlia at tered.
as regarai J. T. Hoyle, died, to arrive at •23a lid per cat in
Aliatven.-Matadi r. Hambingh- E eeee. Ostend.
elhs at
IssiaLeir.-Malgeret, Roberts, n, and Ai rial Da* Mg. St. Pe. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. alar.it former rtes.eoffee.-The sales of Plan atin• catinprtse and for white at 31 to 32s per 4.1
140 cask- Jamaica chiefly at the emend ens, 6 a Para Cocoa Pe s riot innell inquired tor. At the
lterseurg- Ke'iaitee, Hanley; the Duke. D.. y ; Eliza Morrison, G. Poem Liverpool, merceant.We hate a fair sale fur bellow -
hr. tuslit 31s per cwt, and sit • bags slack Pepper gid to sad per only a moderae supple a Wheat, whit
ant et ; and Lockwoad,. E ringtoe, Qiieree- sofas Holmes. Gr th, WON! Pearson. sew Bond-Street. tailors.,
-11, No sales of Ginger or Pimento. Rice -there certainties a ratite over the prices of this day sees
Kerry, and Maces scot% New sO. s-Reibert Tiriee, Hodgson, H. iliacianck-Lydd. Kent. innkeeper. .
'Very anort nowt, y. and matt imp; sold -t 12564 for very ordinary, 6s 5d per iVlbs. Par ey tinalte.ed wit
i.ima-Ntereuriers Brotriltri Dioritheim -Ada, Constance. ono J Leech. Newcastle-n .ori.Ty ne. ir. iimonger.
Z.n o Packet, Brennan. Carnet/rani op.e- Isabeda and Agnes, J. BlSeret, :tokesley. Yorkshire. !fix spinner. broken at ids nl, up to tis per cwt for very fine white. hum. Oats imersked for, but all other descr
.Auld, Riga-Milt a, sins, tor Montreal. and Jamaica, Gibbon, S. Pritchett and J. P. Ondge. Chanutny, Oxfordshire, glove -No sales are imported. Beans and Peas realised farmer ra es.
Jamaica. marrufateurers. - --- - --
-- E. N. {tykes, Romford, basket maker.
LIVERPOOL CORN F.XCHANGE. AUG. 4. . THE IRISH GRAIN 1
Iligginerm, Doges -end France... Corkhill, hence at Bart:m.l;l)es 3. Baemin York, carpenter. , .
The•grain m, rk ets are ee•ei y where to
• Chanotte, Carters-omm Loreto,' at Bare, dies leather mid Wardle, Lseds, earthenware manufacturer*. The visit of Prince Albert to this place on Thursday Floret- and Oatmeal have teem. to rive
Hortewee. Willson, h rice at the Scheldt .J.Thornpsr•n Neirwi•li, grocer. and Friday la-t, and the entire ab-Slice Off' business in pect or a plentilul and early harves*.
off -Fi:i tylreed for He etw nod • K Starbuck Gravesend, el-down/At.
the weather is
Alcy(K,
eons, wiener. until the end of the week, precludes any re- Vhsser.s Sroraw.- C'. matt n, from Para for London 29rd R. Gar.arid. Waltram green. corn chandler. '
peet..d. The• craps throushnet treintit
marks on !h btate,of the trade here durieg that
July, iw la. f4,'lon 31-Sarah and A rsilia, lielice for New Y rk. 'loges. -Taylor, and Co., Great Winchester-street, London,
period. ni t- ,- Dubin. are niostfuxuria
se is les ire a'
, and 051-feW, hedge for Liverpo. 1, N S., nth July, ibis tat. 57, Merchants. - Our supplies of 'any kind of produce, received coast. non of the early crop of po at. es- wl
lon, la BINKRUPTofES ANNULLED. wise and from treland since Tuesday latit are trivial ; and
iipenine everything m
-- Veneta ly more or less it jored-there
- John Suge'en. Steeton, near •Keighley. Yorkshire. worsted- beyond a moderate import of Wheat ana Indian C THURSDAY. AthausT 6.-Wind N.W., 4ight. . 'manufacturer.
I have little Grain fresh in limn abreact; ?lons', however. liei g the staple,nd
from the United States and . b tar the incest]
—orn, we •As set nothing can be said of the lett
sivareap,----Vdecombe. from Notrth Sea-Nle 'curios. Klein. • • BANKRUPTS' . Corith.ues toll lv in freely rible scourge.-Dublin Evening Mail
Henry Francis Aldridge. 'Liverpool, music setter, Aug. 18.
dyke, trom'fhordt Palmyra, and Two Brothers. Trimi 'Ostend- (7tinarla. whence the present week's arriv.ds amount to
‘IA • • tli o'clock. tit 'the Liverpool District Con'kt of Bank.
Jetirke 1 areliee ; Barb,.ra Ca batiste; and Catherine, Hansen e• •24 a •
'
atom Antwerp ruptcy. Solicitors, Messrs. Maples and C-
~ 0,11 }Jewry ; and 42,01)0 D barrels. - SALFOR. CATTLE MAI
Mr Greene. 'fficial Assignee • Mr. 13. rd. Liverpool. There hts
s>vir.en. I yrer, Ellis. for Rio Janeiro-True ißhte. Oliver. for ' Liverpool. O
Thomas siddore. . irerpool. ironmonger. Auguft 1-, Sept. 22, 'been a better demand for Wheat at this v e were pretty well supplied with s
from Ireland, and tn.. ociihty good A
(Piet 'v-Vigilant, Muyeilart, for Ostend- stmmel. Press,-forMorning's market, at the full prlees of last week. at la. ~clock, at the Liver pint District Coast of
Won t-Cleallerige, Pearmair, ter Atrieet-Aradia, Yon•teer. forßankruptcy. Flour liO'fair it-quest, at a decline ot !row 6d. to lit.,pt?.r
Solicitors. Messrs. GregOty arid C.... Bedford. row. and Mes-rs.
- ...._____
'Ft. Petereleureh-Flay, flare, Lb tor Bevan ab --NattelailiVe,
- '
hart', I ‘Casoirick, for Cosistantoop c- Neptune, Morel. for Cape of 'f:. Seger:am at a Kai:entre; Liverpool : official assignee, Mr. Tot. _. , - . tor both Beef and Mutter.. and last wee
DU RLI N 'CATTLE MAIL
Indian 'Corn in less demand, ut a decline of full, is
tier I.,verpool.
c.lHoire"atia the Maui Lets -41tiskissois. Reny, tor AfricaTtria.
The market was uncanally heavy, an
!Mara; Elepe for Ceara- Herritc.ane, Again ,attoor bydney,N.S.W. Be ,ry k ewie and James Clarke, Liverpool, mcrcharts, Aug. per quarter.
Beet. from Is, t i OnS per cwt; Mutt°,
.---Byroc, M Leilau. fur *oh, A.s. 18, Sept. 22. at 1 4/7C14/ek, at the Liveip of 'Dist' ict Court of A taut/market for all other *Miele&
der,l6 a
Bankruptcy. SOlicitors, Messrs. Nims aril Co, Bartlet's. 711 per Ili eft si -k ; -and Lanh• 155 to 2..,_
--- . — eirenda)'s Liverpool F.tirket, and on
Atli 'l3rittaet. Wade, hence At Lisbon
buildings, and ,Mr. iltomp,oii, Liverpool. AJfficial Assignee. CORN EXCHAr4GE, Auu 7. was the w use of -slack sales h,-clay
tia, Brae& Id, sale d from e-Dits po•t 24th May Mr. Turner, Liverpool,
Dutiee are raised this week t.. 7it per qt. on Foreign `Wheat, i her causes le-s•corrsurription at . rime
Dl es;,. Auc. 4.-n e beirey, Bremen, from Lencinn trirastebee, Prescott Corlets.'Wigan, tea dealer, Aug. 18, Sept. 15, at 12 to es•Vdaser barrel on FP or, arid •w th the present trade, cy
ln 'tinning through the gates tookey nom. One ground bloc aim. o'cleck. at the. Liverpool District Cow tof 134nkyup,cy. Sorrel- on port slack. 'Wen- derstand heavy loss
t e ,cerages it is p nimbly therwi.l reach the highest 'iirt at disease among' crattle, more especially
tors, Mes.sis. terrethwaiie arid Co.. Old .Jewry. and Mr. Pem-
off on the flood without appareatoamage. and' has &acne, ed in
taitiabre urnier the new act. On all other produce lbetEirriport
be-ton, Liverpool Official 14, igoiea. Mr. Bird. i.iverpool.
the sm -I, Dowes , Willialls Henry Cox Belvidere.e.art I •onbetli, burg,: toilder. rates remain urivarted.
MA NCRESTF R CO RN FXC
'CADIZ. Jute 2 •,-The Ernoquita -Clementine. Martinolick.
Isaac Bird. Harrow ore the- Hilt, re .;c:,t. The ',he ivy rains which prevailed early in the week. having ' ' -
The weather, which at the beginnieg
'few, Trieste ti Liverpool, areevea 'tit re this day. 'with I- 5. / f
James C.orell'ldurris. Curt-.in reard, shoreditel., London. ca. given',pl.ce to a return. of exceedingly fine weathe since Tues.
inn tar/Our:lWe for harvest op raticns.
' foremast, bewapra, mairitopealiar.-reast, eutwatcr. mei u per
'it y Orem...tie the corn harvest :trouper us is again in naive upe.
Liner maker.
ir- three clefs'. raceme showery ant um
• aro, tie started, naysng been 411 'ecrunset •Wnh the Fresch ship ,
retain w-th the prospect id its con ing to a speedy c-acarsinn •
iedenek Waters, Church -street, Hackney, London, cheese . . • assumed a-firmer aspect conserpse cr
'-Vaginente
factor rimier this impression. the trade terms our last report re the pre At Liverpool and Wake& Id 3 esterd
sent date his been rattler eteiet as i eisards all kenos of G. dal ,
amhory'Tarrer Edwards, Idol-lane,rTerwe•--stre.t, London.
SM4 er seateshar. tor some rime past as
FRIDAY. Auw;7.-Wind S.E.. light. wAist states and Canadian Stour meta good inquiry, and se -
lir els:Ryer.
.vera th. wand barrels c ,anged raids at a slight concesson
- of i usinee was done at fully lire rates
AReivED.-Vice Sisters, Neilson, from Denmark-La Belle James ''Pl'itchard, Seymour-place. Cameleer-town, London, - • • r last w
To-day the trade is steady 14111
"ifilliarice. nom Antwerp
butcher, trom previous quotations.
stancea-rather exceeded for the Guest
1.,/.IIEU -Payout ite, Itszey, - for Mauritius-Chet:mem Ed- }Award 'Wedgwood I hillips, ••Biahopsgate-street, London 'exclusive of Malt, of which the simply is large. the arrivals in
wnrds tor Cape of Good 'Pi ope-,Sa rate Graham. for Demerara- dealer ire 'glass , ! =Co row se and tre.m Ireia--,d since Monde,' la-tilve again very and Haut.
• ts and Oatmeal with°, t alteration.
iAlerfoyle, C. fsrin Q athee-Serineatre Wens; Bo it
r, stein- o. Sarune -.Tipp e. Norwich tailor, ivivrai, and those or Graheatid F...ur tram abroad comparative. • i,..?,' • check the demand, :rid surer
-mode. ate. Ot ',mere Wheat. however. we had at') "- Beans
-chester, Witten., Neu voric.-.Vion,, ..vinieson. and Trenton, Thoniaarwihoon Clark, Strome Kent. licenaed brewer. this riety s
seri other articles
Its, ket a large de.rree of sin to effect Wes; Mait
Cutting, /sane Orleans—tFavniita. Aliiiibelli Gimlet, Con,t4i.ti. Saul ana Walter Samuel, Birmingle-m woo len (Lepers. pes remaining Over fr.im previous
Triple-Anna Hermana _Hamner, inirrit-La, y Howley. Har- John'Caities, Chilton Lentil, Sudie.seishire..corn clearer. impor sin which a riot ex Slit of business 'Was transacted ;
-and with more firm... ssie the t, ante. sti Itcl • • I.lvEßpooL cm-roN MA
yes,. Gibraltar-Mary Walker, Malta, /Sc.-basso, Hamill, St Winner:l B arishaid, Calverley. I' • kshire. gr• cr. ir aehy e •mplaints
Petersitarg, and bruise, Jackson, Winciati. Wiiiiarn W ; tson. Ripon. •Yoricahire,l.del.meichant. •ot a portion of the New crop b Mg sprouted in 'the fisris ti e
- The trade continue to purchase very
----
.I.4nil'ayne. Bristol. millwright. rates of T.restla3,• last seare fully maintained. li, Haab Hour nitress with which the demand Pain
rea .
Catherine, Willianis;hericeutlPayta. "very tette Innaness was apparent ; Put states erre Candela,' coo_ cen Me-au ded. Saecuatt ra have taken
- Rest/nor (steam C.; 'Mayer% Ponsonhy: end Victoria, Wilson. ' • :lie bloc in request, the genera qualities ..f , ach sii r I
• PP Le.. late murk -porters ad 0 American. 67
Bence at Lima. DIVIDEND,
,pr c..s. suet prime crown brands commanded bennewhat higher -' aid ex-
Thomas Henry. Hussey.theirce •at ditto, and sailed for Ma. Aug.:2B, W. Belshaw. Manchester, licensed victualler. 'terms - guayra, ana Wu Surat.
seam.
CENCI MATES It- rey. nearly withent inquiry and prices nominal Malt.
Elizabeth Radcliffe, Ellis, hence at ditto.. and sailed for Val. To be granted, unless cause lie shown to the contrary on the 'on the contra: y, was naleab e and ae, y ii.aaarae. Bean, at- 4/COUNT OF SALES AN 11 I M 141
praiser ad Jot e.
day of meeting. • tracting more att. aim., were the turn dearer, lease u• vela. u From the Ist to the 7th-Augu
Fanny, High sailed from trims for this port 23d May. and Ave. 2-, J. Gishorne Colemarnstreetmerc ant-Aug 27,--lt ;Indian Corte upon a limited demand, merely-sustained former
Caftan, Lai misers lorilositlCbtlen•4th I n ee. Perry. Brighton, oraper-Aue. 26, J. 11. Paine. Hatcham. stir- • sill, tatty- s. (Prim
Mary W orrall, Gardner; kii tuna. Wylie,. and Agnes. Ro. my. '4IIIO link e. street, Weatmins er, publisher-Aue. 29 C: F. '0 Is and Oatme:l,•-coritinuing to meet a very languid state. SALES OF THE WEER. (in li?.'
hinfinn, he, ce at Tarparalo.. ielteerean. Piiilpot-lane, tee-era-Rug. 26 •%'••' Furry, W. yadishury, -scarcely K•heal our .amt currency,
PA.., of WAJPa 11144arlantlaar henna 4,./. .....4. __ a .. - - E1.....-:.......--...4..__ _ . .

Faun), High sailed from !lima for this port 23d May. and
Callao, t ai rattier; tor ll,atichaco 4th In
Mary °trail, Gardner; I•oituna, _
bins„,,, he. ce at Vkopara so.
Ploce of Wales. Alexander, hence at ditto, and sailed for
Cahn. Bth May.
Jessie, Ml4lll 'hence at-ditto arid sailed for Cobija gth May.
A rgei.tina,,Foster., trom Moi.te. Video at ditto, and sailed for
ditto I 4th May.

C ono, M•,•e;11. sailed from ditto 2d May. and Alary Muir,
it u.ms..•gth• ho, h for thi,, port
Ann I. Loney. aou Teazel-. Medhutst, hence at Trini-
dad

day of meeting.
Auts:. J. Gishorne Coieman-street,,merc ant—Aux 27,'P.
Perry. Brighton, araper—Aur. 26, J. I). Pnme.
rey. -and linke.street, We-stmimi er, publiqier—Aug. 99 C:
Fl crru.an. PrOlpot-lane, aer.t--Aug.2ti Wiyactishiary,
Stic,.ir•guane,Mre, coach m er—Atig. and Young,
tincoMstre, ellymibtb— • ug. 21.,J. &mar. a, Bir [lung.
ham, irobtounder.

b. a a.
2 ® 7

0— i 0
50— 6 9
b 0 7 0

Huracia ,Go ave. IP,i,ed from ditto for this port 25th June.
Kestr..l, itil.,ce?henee part-au Prifrec.
Ly,Daireit, ana Lancashire suthet land, henceat
Jamaica.

Warrn•liastincs. ,at ed from ditto for 1.-radon 27th June.
Supers), 'Appleton, hence at St Jago de Coba.
Jainism, ,De • ortini-asid sioracisi. Z,,txarati, hence at Havana.
Katisestort and Flint. Roberts. hence at Id ndurris.
. C salbtrine.,Browse. and Amsatsia. t.itt e, hence at La Guira,
inn both sailed ror-Paerro catirilo.Ju y S.
Thomas 241e,10r hr needlt Pernambuco.
st,Waseent shepherd, Lence s.t st. Vincent.
%%tiler Scott, Loch: hence at Pooliadoes.
Lady Campbell, M•itrtush, and Castries, Hind, hence at St.

Marmion, Dale,henee at Qt. Thomas.
Goldet:.EagierKiehs, hence at Nabsau, and sailed on her re-
turh.Ju \y 4
Nat Fraocis7o,.-Zoharon, sailed from Havana July 2, and
Nut Ito Ram,,neito. 51h, t) th f( r ,his por
Europe. Forsyth. tro, T mole° RCA' ta, zls.
Josephine, Maatet.s. tr, m dito at di to, and sailed for Cowes
July 4.

Anemone Walker; hence and Havre at 'Buenaventura.
Ocean. F.rren, hence at Genoa
Horter,,e..Morrion, a•id ,ymmetry, Jnne., hence at Antwerp
Agnea,: Be,l, troni'Daltiou,ie at Belannaris.

-rATIN7IY, Aucd T S.—. Wind South, light.
a.—Vesta Sharon, I. ~fla M ; sailed lath June-
1-mt the 'Village Girt. loading. for London—Minstrel Boy
Wing, - from Lima—Mary, Loin 'Qatisket usan. Grey. trim
av ar,cl fiturrn of the Tyne. tt. from motive&
Actratattl4 .•Shapl4l. from St. Petersbanr—aud St. Patrice,
11 Knight from Pillan.
NA I L 1,.—51 us, hew iPearce. White, for St. Thomas—Brazi.
Mho. Phil/man. f it 'Newfoundland— Glenlyon. Muirtie.d. and
wlteroeela • in' Qtlebee— An., Bolt, for tlah,a-lry. NuWes fix
D Maid 01 Buri‘..W.iiker, kir taaiatz—ltoyai Bride, wiAsn.
for Na -va— for Riga —aa.d.-Cartnice Aciarias Tode,
for.Stralaand.

Ptarhope. Richards •hence at 'cirout
Suee Fc, tirae.t hence at Iho,zic
Reac.,n lolience at the Elbe
.autenicke, hence at Santa Cruz, and sailed for
Manilla .ith July
lie,sicklNood _Brown. sailed from lierb:ce fur Liverpool 2nd
Jn y
Supply, Woodcock, -Bailed from Palermo for Liverpool lath
J ia!:y

-SUN DAY . AUGUST g.—wind N W light.
• A.arvon.—Mon meArlia. Jul us. and Yazoo, from New Or
.rnthy,•Bio.wn :from Hong hrlug—Earl Grey, Sprou e,
intro.:Lima Jane. Gumming, from Rio Or ode -Them 8, tr.tn st. John N. 8.-7 Vsliant, from NI mitred! --Eiiz Oef h. Kink ; Ur
gent 'weer.. and Uetence, from Quehee—Pdoce of Brazils.
/,anwir.l, from Riga Emma, Hanson, fr,m Konigsherr—
_Mendip Ira, from Hiunburg—Maria and Cooled, and .Froviden-
li.; ohmottsiend.

ISAsixo —fieorre •Arrnstronc Paxton. .for Calcutta—Atlas.
C, fhb,
usid Mersey.. John-
,'ou. 1.. r Quebec.

J iosbua Waddington, Lear e for Calcutta, off Cape of Good
Ho. pe /day
wasinah C 1 'ngs., CAN hence at Carthsgena, with loss of
is.stand other dsmage
a ar,i, benc...:4 A • eons. an' sai ed 2trd July for Zante
Sun 'g ,wer, Purest,,, ttgrice at -ydney
Ane 'erona,•Gr ,y and Hector. bderson, hence at Archangel
Libe It, I avies henee.atjtnnen

ero kw MrKrr,zie. fri,rre.Port E.4sineton, at Sydney. N.S.W.
Griot!, d Fieeve, ionrisnni. Worn 0tner0,..13.y. At dam
TRA Amt. Aug. 7.—l'be Liana, Ockwaii, tr. m Christ an
*taint for J.ivvrpool, fornot on t e Ebb •rose finned on the
rr cks. at Mark. a-il w s aban.o,ned. he was subsequently
'insisted u anti,towed into Lochryan

•ys Sea Island
ruined ..
83. s Bowed Georgia
r mobile
61" 1 A abaina and 'felines
t 112,1 New Orleans
f R rnambaco & Paraiba
Aracati and Ceara .... I
9 Bal.ia and aceio
1410JJ Maranham
lfiawginned
rti n. a s
Para
4 Demerara, Surinam &%% • I 7
18910Elryptian
Karbadoes ••••••

none.
3 8 -- 4 3

3.0 Peruvian
... Bahama.

1..0 Laenavra
... Common West India
iurarthagena

Smyrna
.... Mani la
1551) - u at..
.... Madras
r engal

43610 bales,

I 4-
-
3t
I :IA -

I =

Fever and small Pox
Medical and surgical W aids ay Relieved
Lyink.in Wards .... I Died....
Lock

Fever and .....
Med c.l and Snritical-Wards
I.ying.in Wards
Lock

IDE TABLE

Fuesday 11 1 37
Wedries It 2 29
rhurs.. 13 3 11
Enday . 14 4 3
'aturday 13 5 5
~3untiay IB 622
Monday. 17 74;

4 ;2 14 0
5 42 12 3

UUtW

LONDON & LIVE.kPOOI

WAKEFIELD CORN MkRKET, AUG. 7

The simpliessof all min are moderate. We have a very li.
anted inciting fur all descriptions of \\ hest. a. d in tne sales
made price:, are ab ut Is per q- lower. h'ea..s dull sale withi*:
alteration in value. Oats rather cheaper. anst Shelling sells at
d cline of rid per load. 54..1t fi In One or two camp es of
New Wheat of due q•.auty were offering at about 4,s to 5 s, bu,
not sold.

WETHERBY-CORN MARKET, Auc. 6.
Wheat .6,6 d to 22s ftd : Brans. 47s tid to 18s tid per Ina,
Oats. .23s nd t0.,32 nd ; Barley. —s. We had a dun supply
Grain at the &Wye pi ices.

LYNN CORN MARKET, AUG. 4.
A gond supply of Wheat. and old to to 2s cheaper. Nevi made
46 to 484 per. tir. Notluug else ()tiered.

BIRMINGHAM CORN Al NRKET. AUG 6

ruring rhe present week we have agai,i had ittle passing in
Wheat. but it was pre-sed On the market arid no fort er renne-
t' was submitted tr. Only Olt ng sales have been effected
in Barley. 140ther more doing in Oits ; their value is unal-
tered. We have a fair sale fit )ellow Indian Corn at 2gs to 31,5,
and for white at 31 to :42s per 4.1.,1bs it Gloucester. Ileans and
Pe s not inneh inquired tor. At this day's market there was
only a moiler:de supple of Wheat, which touted nuvers readily at
rathe over the prices of this day st,..night ; some new sold at
6s 5d per ivlbs. 'tar ey unalie,ed with var} little doing. Flue
Oats inereetted for. hut all other de,cripttons difficult to quit
Beans and Peas realised firmer ra es.

THE IRI4I GRAIN MARKETS

The grain m, rkets ale everywhere tumbling. and the price of
Hot& ar,d Orumeal have negun to give way, owing to the pros-
pect or a plentilul and early harves.. The high temperature of
the weather is ripening t verytteing much -ooner than was ex
peet.A. The crops throuzhout Ireland, but pa ticuiary to the
counties ne,:r Dubiin, are nto,..t.luxuria t ; and, with the excep-
tion of the early crop of pa at. es—which we regret t • say, is
genera ly more or les. I, jored—there whl lr.e a p e,tiful supply,
•As yet nothing can be said of the late crop , which, we tr..st
14ei g the staple. and h tar the aree-.t part, may escape this ter
rible scourge,—Dublin Evening Mail

SALFOR.V CATTLE MARKET. AUG 5

e were pretty wellstmshe,l with stork. the Betrsts chiefly
from Ireland, and tai• go. illty good A rolerhhiy got,cl demand
for both Beef and M tilU,u. and last weeic's prices ful y supported.

IiURLIN,CATTLE MARKET. AUG

The market was unusually heavy. and clifficu't to effect sales ;
Beet. trim It-. t SI'S per cwt; SO to 6.1 per lb; Veal
7,1 per it, nff si k -and i.an•b- 15s to 23s each The dui; ess of
loads) 's Liverpool Wolter, and on Tuesuny in Slanehester,
was thew use of -slack sales to-day The warmth o the we-t-
I tier causes le-s•corrsumption at . ome, and the it-co.:mil f r ex-
port slack. We a- derstand heavy losses are still esii9-etl by the
disease among.euttle, more especially among mulch tows.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE. AuG. 8.
The weather. which t,t the beginbiogot ih. week wasli e and
[inn tavottrab:e for harvest op r.ti, na. has within the last two
fid the trode h‘As

assumed siirrner sspect tt conseque cr.
At Liverpool anti Wakefi Id esterday. supplies were on a
SM4 er sCate-thatt tor some time past and a cousiderab.e amount
of usines was done at fully Lite rates
To-day the trade is steady slid last week's prices are in some
instaocca.ratlier exceeded for the fittest .descriptions of Worst
and Flt,ur.

pricy c

Oats and Ostmea. ..10t t alters.tion. The .
Ash Beans check the demand, ml sear concession is necessa, y
to eftet Web Mau sad other aitichs as la,t'advist d.

IAVERPOOL COTTON ICiAIiKET. Atm 7

reattittets with which the drmtnd is•met. no advance in prices
c.nte.qu ,ted. Soecuott r. nave taken 200 American a.a1.2 .0
Surit, aal exporters 3d 0 Amer►coo. 67 Peinambuto, Ice La-

*COUNT OF sAi,Ks AN I) i M PO ItTs O F COTTON.
From the Ist to the 7th-August, inclusive.

.riees paid 1 N Pt
lin tlb• week. This Wk.

11357
5i
7 )
7.1 } 1I 0
64 :2i)

_l}

thisyeLt

) 2114893
1 ..!2 i 25S

2515

} 4865

1
31319

662 62

WEEKLY RF.PORT OF THE FEVER AND
• WORKHOUSE 410•WiTALS.
AUGUST 8. 1846.

DISCHARGBD

91 Total
RNMAINIVO,IN TUX HOSPITALS

. . 17
••• 6

.
assaulting Physicians. •Hr. Maciorie and Dr. Gouthwaite
t Commitfitx viareeon • r Maculioch.
Physician and Surgeon ,tor the weer, Ur. Carton and
34r. Millet Davis.
House Surgeons, Messrs. Radcliffe and Macdougall.
Apothecary, Mr. Gilmour.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, AUtAYST 8.

DIACIIIARCIEIP. ADMITTED.
In-patients cured 23 i In-patients 3g
Relieved and at own request 7 I Out-patients
Made Ont-patients... 1 , Casnalsdnringthe week 6
•tregular . ... ... 0 I Remaining in the house 181
Dead
Consulting Surgeons .Mr Forshav, ane Mt Dawson.
House Surgeon . Mr. NlTheane.
Ipothecary, Mr. George Padley.
House ViAtors,4l. Banner and J. Willink, Esqrs.
Chaplain... ...... Rev. IA . B'tinee%l
RICHARD GHS(IN Treasurer

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
Anocsr.
Holm.
.1. Wilton W iod, 2nd ....... ..... ... ...... . District Court, II
11. Joh li.rton 2nd Ditto, I i
11. William i.trilow, 2nd ... ..... ... .. . Ditto, ji
II T. C. K. and W. Wilson.. .. ..
11, Wm. Lonergan, 2nd . . D tto, 12
11, John se) icg I.drion. 2nd
I'. Th mar I,olphin Weay. r. 2nd .. .. Di to, 12
11. Jameg Irvine. Aid Ditto, 12
8, Jos ph I awrenc • Hutler, 2nd
Is, Herr) France Al ridge, Ist . Ditto, ] i
18, Cowie and-Clark, I- t 1 i to, 11
18 Prescott Cm' ess, Ist.. Ditto. 12
18, Thomas .iddott, *,t .. . Ditto. It
21. John Harrison.pro( ta id My.

EvN. IH6IUNTI HOLYDATR, KTC

2 0 j 19 4 Doc Days cod.
2 47 ; Is
3 36 1 16 0
,Queen Adelaide b. 1792

725 1 ;I,th Sunday P ft. Trini
14 . i 111 5 4

PREMIUMS OF,INSURANci.

Jamaica
Leeward 141. Dem. /1/ Berbi. 20 0 0 0 20 tt u
i•londuro.4
Havana
.45 0 50 f 33 0 —44 0
Mew York, Boston -
Charleston.3avanuah
Yew Orleans
Canada 3O 0-- 0 4 Ito 0 •ti •
British uortt..meries.... 46 0—90t26 0 — 30 Vewfoun4fts.ool •25—0120 0— 25 Srazlls - (W. East Indies
'Nina.- 5O 0— 60 0 60 0— 70 0
flatavia .
i 5 0— 40 0 36 0— 40 New South Wales 4O 0— 50 o 10 0 --
Cape of Good Hope -
Africa 3O 0 185 0
ihraltar
~ma, Valparaiso, 114 c.
Malta. Sicily, s.c. . l7 6 20 It 17 6 30 0
imyrnaalrldLOnststutinople 3,) 0— 0 0 40 0 0 0
Malaga ,7 6 20 $ 17 6 20 t
Madeira.........
Western Isles,Cape de Veldt --
Lisbon
Cadiz
France
Holland
Hamburg. Bremen, Src.
,;nttenburg, Stockholm
Petersburg, Riga,
Oporto

20 0-25 0 17 6 - 200
20 0 - 17 6 - 20 0
20 02n0 - 25
20 0 0 0 20 0
25 0- 0 0 25 0-
0 0 - 0 0 - --
0 0 - 0 0
0 A - p 0