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OIIKSTER AX J) IIOLYIIEAD RAILWAY TIME TA?LE.—JULY, 1858. UP TRAINS. •, SUNDAY TRAINS, UP TRAINS. ¡ SU:-iDAY TRAINS. !.ear. 12 12 12 ? 1 2 1 'i 1 1 2 3 1 ?l i 1 2 12 ) 2 3 12 I: :nJi? +.x I,{Ç" p. ,;1. :;Ti; Kingstown », Oblin 0 2 0 7 uU o (j leave ,*• *». p. m. a. M. HotyhMd.i?'?.. HOtR?l 'mu???0..i;M).82t ?u s? Valley (arrive at), • 8 IS i 12 1R 4 jy 1 • • Ty ('roes • • n 3; .)?:!j 5 ).' *V' Bodo^eun 8 V2 i- 1:> i r, 23 Oaerwen ST)!] 1- *M » ,r> Xlanfair •< 4 1 4 ♦. r, 41 9 If) j 1 14 5 :>o Britannia Bridge j 2 45 H 10 8 4:1 ?) ?z(? 0'. 0s .11 z? o 5972 1.; () fJ r,0 7 A <; *1 9'30 1 I 1 <\ \r> «co: 510 :t:;1;<11>> ii: I n1 P, 3':i: (::J 7 1 Corway "?. 3 12 M'? S ;c i).? 11 ?.?e "it i') !?T'J'2.3'i.: yi? f?? I Colwy:i n ;r> 10 4 11 StJ 2 lc 4 11) « ;*>7 7?? 542 I. ?) It22L,13-, 711 '73< 5 r,J J ?j??. ?.tt 7?'.?<?OS.!U2',Mi 4.i? -:t, IU 0 3H 7 48 '? ?to' Q Pre-tatyi. 141 3 4 53 7 3^ 7 5« (> 1(5 I 7 2') j I ID 5f> 13 22 •> H .5 H 7 5.J I j 8 1l! G 'U Mo«tyn 41 li\o: lnnn: <: 11\ II ¡¡I; I}j }, \¡! I t; ¡ Ii W; i; •• I'' ■■ j I 3 31 H hi 10 ?,?• 4 ft 0 i )0 3 Queen's s {, !t!3.!? j 3? ?.8 20 47 -?? ♦ t"( x 10 :'o, 11 ;,o i o 4 5 :> c, 0 50 n 4' 4 40 47 7 7 411 :?l it, 151) r0 11 1 1_ _I _4 4?l4 721 It4 ■' — 11 1,1 9 55: ~i Tij Mold^ '.e at ••• 'l — Ml ,:i (I ;5:(:i J.i; I :(f:z I ¡'¡i ¡ i< :i" I ;it w:)):Ij 1} -:l •1' J'l «,a Warrington 8 a.) 1» 11 .V; "0 (; jr, <> „ Umrpool 5 :t» 9 30 II :w 110 ft 15 i; c io lis.-) loi- 8 3(l  SlirnKl.ury 9 10 ■! M 7 3", a 311 30 3 5 1(1 (I •• W? v.l„t. 7 O il 80 1 0 i 4)1 3 50 C S45 7 88 1)10 )? 7M?. "3, !']? t Birmingham 7 M 12 ,i, t;: .1 :o i Z0 7 0 8 (I 10 P » « 755 J ?, o 6 I.eaminsion 9 1) 2 211 3 5; 5 M0 S ft 9 -10 Oxford io 9 30 Lon?n ??..?'?. i) 0 j | *3 )U <H ? 8 45930 145 U*30 ll oi 6 13 ? ?4'M • stopa at Queen's V-rry a' 18.50 a.m., on Saturdays only, tn pick up pass-iipcrs for Chester Market. liii^'S, ri;iNs. SUNDAY i i; \I.\s London ( S 45 M" ?l 4! 6 1519 15 1!! 4?'508 IÕ\ t'!  O?fn?.?. ?L. ??7 45 )XM ),)(, '? 3"»: (; (> Birminu'lia* 11 0 0 0 H 45 ]•> 0 U) i't I 15 h> 4:, 7 n j. WoUert.aiPj.ton i !>0 f, .1 U 17 I 1-! :15 itI5, 1 ?,5 7 J7 l! ^•> %.if'"<-d i  ¡] I "i,i ¡'ii' f: I liil ¡I! Pi i i ¡ ,1 H ¡i;¡ :¡, I L l^ver, col (J < 10 1.5 1 lo 1 i5 3 0| 4 15 G1V Old ':>4 U -^>i i? 4 15 31.) llanchi-sttjr.Tia .10 24; ( 4 2l 8 451 11 15 12 45' i r, r,(, U) I N ia arri:,tftoc -!5 112 20 12^0. 3 C 4 05! 8 °(l  0 Mold j j 8 O il 15 ) | i 4 85 j 0 1 i 1'arl. MaTTTMBn-paTf K.,J' :2-Ú:L('"?'j'8,: .¡:rl;1 12 ;I¡ u/7 7 a.m. 1 a. m a. i». in. p. p. m. [p. m. in. I p. in. p. ra. li n^i n — n T Shestcr.: 9 45 1L> 2 SO ?"?'??'?'' 20 10 15 ) 2 U 7 30 6 3li |i)kJ 1 3 11 I 7 I31^ 1 1 4 1) 0415-1 10 1-) 31 (? F y z ,rr, 7',? 316 31 3,i '7 647 11î,r,r:f:>i <«¡: E':¡d:1 t/? ? H! 4'<C HLH <o i (I 7'' ? :) Bagillt 7- 9 Ill 1(1 N 3-11 5 5117 3t 8 }lofw.I: "1 '1 56;lfJ"ll::O¡ :;I(1!4.;a;5'18 1 tfJ4Q .1 sU 7t?t0'4.) Motyn 8 411,131 3 49 j 0 8(8 9 ->o :r:1 1': oj!'¡ 411 21 2g 1 3 35 j 3? Khy! 8 58 K 27! 10 57 18 50 42r,i. '.2i 2 8 5S s 44 7 4a li'i I I 6 37 11 7 1 0 1 83 i 5 20! fi 4'. | 8 18 „ 5l g jJ A!,?rg 137 1 0 ?i520?r4 ",I, 8-11 854 Colwjn 41? (i 9 8 34 q n u „ Conway i 3 ? 9 8 II 3» 121 i 0 4 48 I 5 -U 7 13 1 9 7 "? it ? 8 ?''? Fenmaeomawr 114 11 1 ? ft 0 2. i) 19 937 8 A?r. 21115 f? 10 7 3i i, 89 o '? ??!, ¡;j:"L II;;I:!I! !1:iIJ!1 ¡.¡ ¡ Ir ¡: I J I:I! :f:: I ,!¡ I I:¡¡ I Ji: Britannia Bridge. 9?'6 |8 3 :K 1 L'anfair MM 99 8 T Gaerwen 10 (> j 2 17 8 15 *• Bodo?M. )??! ii3t C 37 8 30 Ty ('roes 1 <» 2>> 2 38 ♦ 8 37 Valley 10 3. 5 3 51 8 50' Holyhead    ?. ?.   ?4 3 io<6,? 3 e5" 5 ? 7 t':)'' 0 14 4 ? 12 45 4 j!^ IF" Kiagatownabout 14 .I .I.;u IJ¡ | 545 tc "0 I ?5 On btkpt Day?, for the aeomrr.o<1rnwn of the .I,-?y Pa^ensfers, 4th Cl??? Carriaees win be attiehmi to tho Tr.i. wiaving Uoljhcid t 8.10 a.rr.. 1 4.50 p.in anil to the Trains leaving Bangor ,t 9.40 ?-m and '.53 I T h, C, run in connection with tlie Exprrs-» Tr.in from Hot head at 2.50 p.m., arriving in I on. l on at in as p.m.; and v. it!i the Kxpre** Train frou? l.omlon 5 a.tn., arriving t K ?l,.?t 10.15 p.m. Second C'lssV-is^en ',erV S are :î;i\;i¡!¡:i:}:;P¡fj:tJ;¡ilit;1f.\li:\t: The Mail Tran s. No. 1, I*p. suid No. 4, Down (in Angle ey.) will, on SunOays, h ive Parliamentarv Carria g es 'ittaTicd  1 hir- I I-.1-r, >!•<• '.ookyd by thu 0.10 a.tn. Train from n.mgor, Conway, AI.ergtie, Hhvl and Hoivwell to •Utioi' I 1 a"d a»«I from these L. & N. \V. Statlous to Chester and HoJyheå Miii I. it, f the General Po»t Oflioe ar»an*e,nent«. tlie8.l5p.nl. Mail from London and the «»!„„ t HolUif d will c »11vc\ 1-t r -<ty- Pasfi-wjer;* onlv, between Crewe and I.o the Tnin leavin* London at M 0 n 'm n J ;X: :i j l,¡:, ':¡:¡I';iiI0;:I\:Y\!¡:J;T!i:JŒ;¡Wl£!t:X"I,,(:,t;)i'ij ?ill ch,ug-t' ac Cre and lwe for London at 12 midnight.

KAXGOI: AM) CARXAr.VOX RAILWAY—JULY, 18.5S 'Week Ulss. i s'i;n.h>>y. "i Carnarvon to 1 y, > *o. • a J, t, 2. & 1. 2. & 1 2, 1\ 2, & 1 Sc 2 1, 2, & I ■' x 1 v •> H.'n?r.     3rd, j Pari, j 3 rd. Ma.i.?.art. ?i \)?)' Leuve a. m a. m a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. a.m. n in. n m 15 7 30 11 5 .) I 20 0 ?'o 1"3 H W'* C.it).th? Cro.-sirjj? 1 8 I -10 30 T2 41  531 U lf> 13; Port Dinorwie 5 ..2. 5 8 € 10 41 !I2 40 3 5 5 30 8 39 6 21 :141 8.'aa Tr???.'Y.?.?.??.J.'?'?'?!6n?UM |i2 37 5 47 .? 6 32 ???? j Bangor „ „ iV.I.V. i 6"0 i 0 1 1 5: :q7 8'1 I:: 5 R'I «cek Days._ Su„dajs. 21 1. S. 3 -2 212, &, 'z 2 ?2 ?; 1, 2, 21 Pi,r). 1'.rl. I 3rd. -¡. :01. R.tn'ltt.m. JI,III. pm. p.m. pm. -II- .¥:t1; 3.6 ') ¡ 2 0 t U 110 14 i 0 n I "\»rt Dinorwie 10 1 11 30 2 1 4 1 0 30 |I0 1 110 21 0 IS 1 ./rft)ith's' Tr??n'7  :n 8 !l 4S? 23 4 8 U lj ?0 8 t iiy 28 i '?!? ? Arrive at Carnarvon.L.X'; II: 1: 650 \0 4'G ?

XAXTLT.E RAUAVAY—JULY. STATIONS. Xo. 1. Gds. j No. 3. j No. 4. STATIONS. Gds. No. 8. No 3. | No. 4. No. 5. No. 6. LEAVES A. M >' M. I'M. LEAVES A. M A. 11. AM A \T TZ „ Caernarvon Cast l e. 11 0 18 3t' 3 0 0 0 Nantile 7 ,) A M' J'™; P K- J!on't ??'dd ?. t'H )?. XjS <!l8 l'envcroes 7 ,|() 7 :i(> 9 30 J1 "l',r> 4 45 7"l0 Pwllheli I d 1130 2 ? | 3 33 6 31 Gn.es I,on 8 80 7 45 9 4", 11 :io ?? :Hio)' ) i J I t :'ír'(''Îni'fï:I: g + i 11 37 ?j? ¥ Pen-y-groej 18 5 3 25 4 5 7 10 limit N. ww!d 9 80 8 10 10 10 1? ?? i 15 *»"ule '2 4 0 4 15 C?r-onC.?tJ 10 0 3:) W 3 ?? ? 8 5 Oil &A 1 U11DA\ S and 1 AIM) A = a 1^™ Xantne!Xt" TrJll> leaVe Caernanon Ca?ie .1 1 30 p,?, for

CHESTER AX1) MOLD RAILWA Y-hLY, 1808. 1 rains Ariivc at Mold. L, 0 0 a.In. 9 0 am. "?')p.?' .??????ie  5 ?, o p.m. Sundav Trains (/ I.? üH g )p;). 7 3) pm. b 10 p.m. lr.nns Arrive ?t Chester V::Z: 8 0 a.tn 8 35 am I I I'? 1 1 50 "I?, 1. 4 2:? p.m I ::50p 8-15; s? 0 :? ?'' )'J. 7 1o p ?'

GREAT WESTERN-SHREWSBURY, CHESTER & LIVERPOOL SECTION-JUTV. .?_ ?'i? !) ?YS?. SUNDAY. -= I- [? T;'I-W;i¡'-I:X ,-=-=- :2 "m, m. am. ".II1J,. in. ",m,/ a. m p.m. p "5 95', I <J .r) 11 Shrewsbury 0 40 8 15 10 J5 12 55 2 15 4 4') ) 5 15 7 25 9 55 9 ry 'eatnn .?. C M ? t 50 ? 9?-!?]? Haschurch ¡] ¡'j; '"t ¡I; I ¡ I ;¡ I d IP i Rednal 7 12 8 42 1 22 2 42 5 10 5 40 7 50 57 3 Whittington 7 21 ( I 31 '2"" 5 20 j 7 5s jQ 5 5 j- Gobowen 7 28 8 .52 115 1 '18 2 55 5Z. 683 10 ?l, IU 13 5-)o fHr-YK 7 10 8 40 10 65 1 25 2 15 5 5 5 43 7 50 10 13 10 3 5 40 OM" ve'<*tl rv}\ L./a. 7 40 9 2 II 15 1 50 3 5 5 30 0 5 8 '5 10 3) 10 23 0 0 7 9 (1 !111 4'') 33 53,-) 0S. 10 20 6 0 E,< 11i.. 5 n 5 H 0 5 8 16 ,0 Ai I,: mI: <  f ° 4  i5) ?i7 1,, 31) 6 H!I¡¡bon j :)319 I., It .:¡ I ,J;! 6 30 8"0 Iw j:) I. 10 48 fj 30 Oxford M? 9?;5 3 35 li H 10 55 U 38 «rexhnm 8 6 9 87 1137 2 15 3 2.' 0 7 6 30 8 30 10 55 10 48 (130 5™ » l» 9 40 21 335 :i 8?i 8 38 11 0 (i 43 ^Wne>' »2» « 2S 1) 10 0 55 su,'r — 4(1 | 9 55 12 0 2 40 3 55 0 40 0 53 8 55 1118 11 20 7 5 BiVt'T ••VdeP' 8 Is iio 35 ;o li 5 20 T^O 7 ■>') c h, st' 0''3- _.2 I_771- 5 20 7 20 7?. l/poof LmlinKM9 30 llo 40 m 10 3 45 4 35 7 40 7 4' 10 0 45 Iv, 9, ?f) Lo 13 1 4Zi. 740 4, 10 0 0 0 10 — 1 WI:KKIT\YS7 suypAYsy ——— .I all 2 3 fJL.JI'I I-_I_'I- I.I 'i a'm' F'1"' p m' pm. p,m. "1- a-m" P 111. 930 I: lj 3'30 4 15 7 0 8 0 4 80 Birkenhead d e p t I/pool Landings,. 8S 3l5 U i's 1\ s« g •g «< n??-' ?'  a 4514 3  Chester .arrife ..3 45 4 30 7 15 8 15 4 35 Che.ter ,depa" 9 0 I IU 9 010* "0 -¡:I;¡ '7? I 9lT77r R-??tt 831 I, 13 3 41 5? 9 50 5 18 ai::i! [:i; t¡ H t¡, :ž a g 3 Wresham 8 50 9 85 till jo \>5 .> 5 47 8 7 10 18 5 3S 5 5 » .5 49 Kuaboti a 4 1125 58 9 9 II 30 -'? ?'? ?? :44?4 10 44 6 4 Llangollenlioad 9 13 1131 12 13 36 4 38 d '4 fi Ja o".U l» SO 6 10 rk 9is 11 39 3 11 4 4 6 St •• 10 5.) 6 15 ^G.hb;owen 9?9?n??M3M4 50 5?? IS S « to 59 619 f ?T') A- .'915 945 HM 1?43 3 10 44.55 6 ^8 8 45 18 62? 915 94 ?) I;5?5 12 43 3 31 0 5 0 5 3« K 4K o 4& WRb.idtnt i-nI gt?( ? 3 ?l?0 1 0 3 0 0 53664? !) Z. 8 631 Baechur «V l%\ \y* "•• l* < 1'ÍiI:ç.l1t¡L.I,<, 'M d, g, I tWR'!°w\iWacfy —». 10 ia TSaolio ,-w 12:« 1 nn \3r..o r> s.-> 5"? 7] ^1 V'^ v' -N k >132 6 58 f ■-k u 40 to

I THE TAMING OF HORSES, DY?.nAR?Y.f.?by?.K??.??.??or.rric.. "pe" I HAIR D-Y E !?Q-„r, PEI:mRATRU'!f.Arf)t:Y.<.r!)RnYE.toLt-P- p' ",lh por,cot and little trouble, to be had It I Nort W??, Chroni<:it!M?.. ?r.?r??"'?' ,?MtX-.0t. To Tourists. I'M'TH LimiON — sT PLHLlSlirD. THE BEST AX]) CHEAPEST GUIDE ROOK. Martin's Week's Wanderings, A MIOST the imwt beatitifiil -r erv,.f Norti, Wa e#, e'pcei.dly /.V in lii.,7',r and t|te XeisrhlmBrl i oofl. I'ri-c One Shilli.ig; H'lstiated, Two Siiillinas and Sixpence. T ub.ished by A. r. MARTIN, C-Mtton lloase, Bank Place, Higl> street, lJan^or. MILNER'S PATENT HOLDFAST, MILNER'S PATENT HOLDFtST, FlUEnESISTlXOPAFES, T .:II U0^ Mi in.der the expel ien"ed and evten^ive wllking of I Mii.NF.i^' (Jnadniple Patl nts sealed in li40, 1851, 8)1. and l^o. '1 lie :-tron^e>t, best ami cheapest safeguards in t!ie uorld riUK, IIOUIIEUV, or VIOLENCE, with ?H??? ¡;¡ ¡'.I,:t;;n/j)t;¡ i';(!I; \Wl: 1:(:t: ¡'?}¡¡ I.OCK and SAKE DOOtl, without which NO SAl-'E in th, hands 111, Pt,bli? lz? !nTI, 13o:k)ller. Bangor. A;;ent for Soiiu Wales- -A. R. MAIITIN, llookullcr, Bangor. A,!<-ntfOtXo;UtW?:c).-A.E.MAltT!-<f,Uo.h,.H':r.B!*n!;or. PENRHYN AND LLANDUDNO BRILLIANTS PF.NMOX AG AT KS. PKUBLI-S, and l-'OSSI I. »n« oliier$pe- inv.ens, tn:iy be purclnsed ol* A. 11, MAKTIN, Caiiton- iloii&c, IJauk 1'l.ioe, Ui^'is-street, Bniigor. APARTMENTS, CAXTON HOUSE, CORN Ell OF DANK PL\Cfi, CASTLE STREET, BANGOR, NORTH WALES. NKATLY fnrni<horl. ppaeions and lofty Apirtments forPr1 vate Fu'iiiliesi—the most open a:id n £ »reeable situation i11 liatvjor. Apply to A, li. MAUTIN, Stationer. Pianofortes Constantly Oil SaJc or jar Hire, at .1, It. Caxton House, Dank-place, Hif/h-.strect, Banyor. HIIiK Oic Month, One Guinea 'i hrce Months, lCi«liteen Shilliiijs per month six montlis, Fifteen shilling's per Month. Carriage each e/av, 2-. 0 1. MARTIN'S STATIOXEHY KSTABLLSIIMEXI Caxlon House, Bank Plane, Hiyh-sireet, Bangor, LI, the Vi,'US in Wale-: h Costumes, and other Illus- a\ trations rf t'ie Country. New Views of l'-an^or, fcnowdon, Holyhead, &c. n A It T I N'S New Map of Twenty Miles Round Bangor, SLATER'S MAP OF WALES. PLAIN AND COLOI RKD, SOLD LIV A. It. MARTIN, SrtAtijuer, Caxton lIl\seJ l'.auk THE LLANDUDNO DIRECTORY AND LIST OF VISITORS, Published in coit i, ecti ivitli., h, North WalesChronicle bie so ser v w.im*- :;11- i'i ci ts of the luhaoitants of and Visi- tors to LLmdu,t!! >, !I •■ 1'( al past, may bt* pn: »?h:ised (111 the morning of !■ I the hop 01 Mr. T. WILLIAM1-, Ciiemist all(1 Dr;! 1 ,i, j Walks hy whom Ordt rs alld Adverti etiunn. ,i ,n. moderate 1Hiec, ami who will bo hapoy t, ft'('l'C all) local .iiioi inniioii adapted for publieation. The PubUfher hoj-ex ti.rit Lndgiuif l!ou?e Keepers and oihers ",ill ronder him all the ;bitallcl in tin-.c power to secure the correctness of t:1¡, !S'\1t', tll wsiini the wtin-st attention is Price of U UÜ:t'('I(\r-l!>'6t.iI>P\l, Two Pence pyr eop1,.

LATEST INTELLIGENDn. BY ELI-XTUIC TKLIiGKAPH. i-,Y 1 ? .1 FRIDAY'S MARKETS. LONDON CORN MARKET. (From Kings/am and Lay's Circulat.) Attendance very small. English wheat met a slotv 8.\10 at Monday's prices, and the inquiry being limited, <!ie same were with difficulty obtained, Spring corn ot j all descriptions in good demand, and bcana and peas demanded a trifling advance. Late arrivals of barrel flour being either sutv. or of indilferem qaality, are difii- cult of ,¡¡.posal. A and fine brand mainlainc!1 their value. Weather, S,f;.S.-Fillc. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. Grain marliot in good demand, at one penny iSe- cline; beans activc, and higli rates demanded; ycl low American corn Is. lower; European rather ea^y. Barley, oats, and oatmeal dull. Weatlieffine.

FOREIGN NEWS. MAIL NEWS. Southampton, Friday, July 2Sr<5. Arrived tbe steamer Ariel with American Mails nnd advices frm ;ew York up to 10th inst. Steam- ship Africa, from Liverpool, and Edinburgh, fr-om Glasgow, hrfi arrived HUt. Sales of cotton at New York on 17th. 3,000 hales; market closingfirŒ flour steady wheat fit-iii provisions le38 buoyant. Freights mÜcterate money pletitiftil Philadelphia Stocks steady; flour (Itill wheat scarce.-New or- Icans-Cottou sales moderate prices nominal flour market thiougliout the States generally dull. No political news. Uritish war steamer Styx had arrived at Halifax from ILivanna; she reports yellow fever bad at the latter Port; her officers appear to be amazed at tle American version of their affairs ill the Gulf. The Atlantic Telegraph expedition is causing much anxiety, as no positive intelligence of the movement of the Fleet had arrived out. IMPORTANT FROM INDIA AND CHINA. GWALIOR RE-TAKEN. CAPTURE OF A CHIN ESE FOitT AND GUNS, AI'I,ElllO. NINGPO IN THE HANDS OF THE REBELS. The fnllowin telegramfrom Acting Consul GUt. eral Green to Earl Mdlmesbury, was received at the Foreign O'Ece Thursday, Juiy 22nd, 1808 4.45, 1>,111. ALEXANDRIA, July 18th, 1858. The Steamer Candia. arrived at Stiez yesterday. Her dates arc, Calcutta, 19th June; Madras, 5th; Galle, '29th Aden, 11th July and Hong Kong, 7th. June. The forces under Sir II. Rose have re-talcen G walior, after a severe fight of four hours, on the 20th June. This news ic from Madras. Commander Beamish, R.N., with- despa(chs from Lord E?h) and the Admha), arrived by the Ca?tia, Mav 20th. The forts at the mouth of the Pehio, mounting 13S giin?, and backed by a large body ot troops, were attacked by the English and French gunboats, and taken with trifling loss on our side. The Chinese stood to their guns very fairly. On the 2211d the force commenced advancing up the river. Weather cool, and squadron in excellent health and sjiiiits. ti.000 French troops, which were originally des- tined for Cochin China, are on their way to tiic Gulf of Pechelee, at Oanto:>. On the 2nd of June, an attempt was made, without any good efieet, to rout.? the bravos on the mountains in the vicinity. N'ing Poo is in possession of the rebels, an,1 the English tncjchants are on board Her Majesty's ship Surprise.

I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS —THUHSUAT. I The Earl of Maline-sbury announced that the Govern- ment had just received a telegraph frotn India, stating that Sir Hugh Rose bad captured Gwalior, and that the French ???d English fleets had attacked and captured t:"? fortress at the mouth of the Peiho. Ningbo was in possession -f the t?b I-, and the Ei?,li?l, merchants were on board her majesty's ship Surprise. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THURSDAY. At the morning sitting, Sir G. C. Lewis alluded to the budget introduced by Mr. Disraeli, and said it was evident that the calculations entered into by the latter gentleman, were incorrect and erroneous, for the right hon. member for Bucks had calculated upon a surplus income of £300,000, whoreas there was a de- crease of 835,000. lIlr, Disraeli defended his measure, and showed that his calculations were correct, that there would be a surplus of over £300,00U, for at the present mornentlhe surplus was £ 221,000. The bill ultimately passed through Committee.

BANGOR MARKET.—FRIDAY. The market this day was well attended, but little or no business was done in the corn trade. Prices as follows- Oatmeal, 4s. per bushel; potatoes, 2lbs for lid, beef 6d to 7d; mutton. 7d to 8d; lamb, 7d to 81 veal, 5d to 6d; pork, Gd butter, loid to lid ducks, per couple, 25 6d to 3s fowls, Is 8d to 29 do; rabbits, Is Gd do; tallow, 4d per lb eggs, 10 for 6d.

NORTH WALES SUMMER CIRCUIT I CARNARVONSHIRE. I Tho Commission of Aastze for this county was open_/ ?on'i'msdav afternoon last, whi n the Judge and the ?dcr-?herii} were escorted to St. Mary 's Church, "h ere tl:e ell.tpiz?i.l. On Wednesday f oriiing the Court was re-opened F ot yt? he '¡ipal<'h of chil and criminal business, at half- 11 i, clock, when the following gentlemen were -itig gent!e!ren werc 8"'c""I ()n t!l? Gr,ii J,,r, (). J. L. '.N'at)ney, T. L. D. j. l?,sq N.L,t),e<v.M?).; Col. John Mae 1). al (1, E. W. "%Izithew, I-sq S. J. ?. II. \\ïl:im, EsCj" J. Li. ?,?, E-n.. J. How- E,q., 1'. Tzi,,i,r. 1,?q., 0. !3, J. -Niit- l"ist-n, Esq., C. Millar, Esij., J. Morgan, Esq., 15. E8,1. The usun! proclamation against vice and immorality having been read, I?s L?ntihip said his char?tuthoGraud Jury "o.,td),e,?.)i,.n)y),ri?. Theca).?!?.pr.sent..d int the name of one single individual t'r trial, nnd as tar as be perceived, there W!)?rnch?":et)]?!'(herein against that person. [The Under-sheriff informed his '"Msh?pttKttth.-charge was ir.-r:u the calendar sheet] His Lordship resumed, and said lie was very properly corrected, and upon referring to the inside ot the sheet, a charge was preferred against that indivi. dual for unlawfully disposing of a child that she had given birth to at Bangor. rrllt hiig the casc.and the business being so very small, he did not feel disposed to do that which hectrt iinlv would have found it bis duty to do if it had been otherwise, viz., to fi«io those irenthuien who t as Grand Jury, upon the present occasion, — the, bein^ only lj sentlenieu instead of 23 in attendance. Gentlemen summoned ought lo have strong feeling and interest to attend to the duties o' tiie'i- i)-i ii couuty. But us there was nothing to do for them ir.rther than to inquiie into the chargo aajtlst one single prison, r, lie would let that pass. The charge, which he judged fro:n the de- positions, was not. ( f such a na'ure a* to requite any re- mark upon it. From the evidence of t'ie surgeons, the child was still-born, and its c(llwed1l1enr c"nstitnte,¡ a misdemeanour. The list of ei-iniinals, therefore, in the calendar, alfoided no topic for observation, except that tlw absence of names if: it f'H11;J a very pleasing ropic of congratul ition which he had to offer to the Jury for ilif, apparent absence of crime in their coirity. It was a subject ot plea-inj; reflection to him, in passing through their very bt;iuti,iii country, to find that the inhabitants were so peaceably and orde.ly in their de meanour, and long [night. thc, continue so. Theeonntv he had .ins come from had hut a maiden assiz", or cnai'iy so, which made his duties v. rv light indeed. After some further reference to rl1l (hi! CUM S, 1:1' te- quested the Jury to L'lir, :t,1,j inljn:e into the indict- j ment for the COXCEAL-.tltNT OF BIltTII. ??r;?retR?rLs.r.?-d?).p!'?hd?ntgui:t;'tn? having unlawfully endeavoured to conceal fhar she had given birth to a hild :t Bangor, on the 2Gth ult. Jlr. MTntyre appeared for the prose utioii, and dc- tailed the part;cnlai 5 0f the case, which, being s0 re- cently l'L'pdJ't'41 in our HCCOIJHt of iier comtui n.ent dt Bangor, renders 'OCC-tp:il1latilln unnecessary. The S3Inn witnes:3 having been examined — 3iis Lordship summe 11;), the Jury return'd 3. ver- di_ct cf guilty, and the prisoner was ,3(,!lt(;occd to (jne month's im-r.-ioonnient — hard lahonr, I" SPECIAL JURY CASE. tjriln n r, the New renma.-hno Slate and SlabCom- pany (limited). Mr. M'lntyre and Mr. Coxon (in- structed by Messrs. Roberts, Bir'oer and Hughes) ap- peared t'.r the plaint-ill' and Mr. Morgan Lloyd and Mr. Vanahaii Williams (instructed by Mr. Spoouer) appeared for defendants. 1\11-, M'lnly.e faid the phinti;f in this ease was 1r, Richard Ori!tl:h, an residing at and the defendants were the New MaeV-no Slftü a;¡d .¡3b Cotr.j >any (limited). The business' had been carried on 1'1' some years, with Mr. Wheeler as iheir ajuit or direc: or, whv, in January, 1850, gave plaj¡t;¡r onltr8 for some getrng to bo done for the tilting ot machines which he had pr,,i?,u,)y been supplied with, at l'eii- ititielino. Tli! y were uii i,y according to tJw express orders of H: director. Several rln1S of money had been paid by the company for work donc hy his client, p.nd he conceived that the only de" fence which his learned friend might make would be. that the goods supplied were not of such a quality as would justify th,jemund, but proof of tli" good work- manship and the good quality suppiid would be ad- ducen. If the defence was nn setup \1 pon the grounds that the lOQrI were not supplied to the new company, he oLI,l bring sufficient evidence to prove that they were supplied lifter the new company was registered, ..d that no notice WtS given of the alteration or change in the name ot the com pan-, and that whether new or old, the p.sent cOlJlrny had the benefit of the I ph.ir.tiirs goods. He had r.o doubt but that the Jury, by their verdict, would deel-ire that those wlw had tl,c benefit of such goody ought to possess sufficient honesty and justice to pay for them Mr. Coxon produced the date of the rcgistration "r the C,' which was (he 10th ot February, H'.jO Iii?l,d the plai.,tifl, sa?', he was an j¡,nn.to\:LHler and engineer at Eangor, and that he rc. ceived crderc from Mr. Wheel, r, the manager and di- rector of the Machno Sla'e and Slab Company, for se- construction of fly wheels, sawing machines, and g. ar- iug, whiehw'ere snipped to Conway,th,- aggregate amount for tlie goo Is supplied being 1273 7s .Vi. Rollers were also itnid- for ihem, c-mvey. d ajd pift up at their quarry at Penmachno, and answered their purposes. C,css-ex*:nined by Mr. M. Lloyd—Sent the com- pany the bill produced. Received orders for the con- of the machines, on the Uth Aug^ust. 18o5 —delivered the gearing in February liSMi. Abont a month weeks e'apaed y were deli- vend. Did not agree t at the saws or gearing should be made to the satisfaction of Mr. Spooner. He was told by Mr. Wheeler to go to Mr. Spooner to ascertain whether they pleased him. Tne latter gentleman said he would have nothing to do witn it, as Mr. Wheeler had the whole management of the concern. I{ncw nothing of the Machno Slab Company, except that which Nir. Wheeler represented. Received payment at different times by hilis of exchange. The fir.,t was returned, but the others were not. No one but Wheeler said they were defective. In March itti,7, went up to the quarry in company with Mr. J. F. IIiigi.es, and saw the machines ut work. L.st Monday went there ajain in compcny with Messrs. Bernard and Harrison. Did not knuw when the different entries weie lIIade in the books, us they were kept by his brother. The cause of the change of the name from the -old to the new company, ho presumed tc be his having seen the title of the company over a door at the 1:,laII'Y.- [Upon a question being put as to what he IlUd state,I to liis attorney concerning this coaipanv, learned argu- ment* wpre excbaaed between the advocates on but.) s ides as tu thu privilege of communication between atto.'ney and elieut J Hal some conllnllllicntion with his attorney concerning an aflidavil made in London. Re-examined by Mr. M'lntyre —Engaged to con- struct two machines, which came to £ 107. Received t67 as payment. Wheeler continued Di- tector ns long as he (plaintiff) continued to supply the company with goods. Thomas Griffith, the plaintiff's clerk recollected re- ceiving in July, 185(J, the sum of J:J"O"n account, of the machinery done. Wheeler made nn complaint to him about them. Forwarded 12 waggon wheels him- self to Pe"ma"ll1Io, ¡ CrosB-txamined—Remembered having seen some letters about the defective scute of the machinery. The reason he mide two entries of the some articles was that the prices was altered. The change was not done after the action was enterel. W. Jone. said he worked at the Penmachno Quarry as stonemason for lo months. Saw the machinery at work—did not hear of any complaint being made con- cerning them. Croos-cxaaiinfd — Was a sti)nenitson--saw slabs cut both ways. Had nothing to do with the machinery. t?wtand Jones was enRn?cd by Gr.nuh in the 6?i.? up of the achi '.9' No complaints were ti?e?? made to him as to their dtf,,ti?. tate. 3.. so.?e time afterwards hut they were not in working order in consequence of the foundation having given way. Mr. J. Frederick Hughes -aid he went up to inspect the machinery in March, 1857. They were then in good working order. 'I'he charges in the bill produced were very moderate. Mr. Robert Harrison, said he was the manager of Colonel Pennant's slate-factory at Bangor. Had paid considerable attention to machinery. Went to the Company's works on Monday. Inspected the different machines useithere. They did not appear to him to work well, in consequence of their being used to pur- poses which they were not iiiteided for. The found- ation was very bad. Cross-examined—Tliey were then used for cutting off the ends of the slabs,-the saws were badly strung— no doubt but that liiiiiselfor workmen could produce far better articles from the machinery-the men there did as good a work as might have been expected for the wages they got. lr. J. Bernard said he was an engineer at a lime quarry near Conway. Went to the Pemriaebno Quarry on Monday, and agreed with what the last wit. ness said. Did not see the machinery at work, as they gave up working when they got there. Cross-examined—Knew of machinery in general- cannot make slttes out of lime, and never tried. Mr. Morgan Lloyd was about addressing the jury in defence, when His Lordship suggested the propriety of both par- ties agreeing to refer the whole matter to a skilled arbitrator, in order to do which, they would hate to avoid all technicalities, to present the case in a simple j tnannei and k« thnt ?""?' -'o?er ?. «"*ht h1, Cu dec:dc whether ('nlJl?h l.nd b. en raid for the kind ot machinery supplied to ?'te'n'dant' '? The learned Counsel on both sides, bavin* ,™,ce.i I to accept-)?t?:sf..Mr.J.?,?,?,, :,?'.?'' a referee, and bis lordship directed the iury to rctu n -i verdict for plaintiff, subject to a certificate from thai ?er,il,t f-,r p!a?r;"ff, sut)jec t to a cei-ti ficute, fr?ti, tl?a, The Court was then adjourned -t a qv.pj.ter past fo;;r u c'oek, until the following morning. THURSDAY. Ti.o Court resumed its sitting this day, at half-past ten t-"c(I(k. r'Ci.J.I. H-li Y. "ïU¡Qm:; T. Finnan; icc\ — M r. M'IMIX:'? 01;(\ Mr, 1 L)t?durr'.for;tif?i?;?'r.dJb?ind)!r.' Ut?)? ?ru-fpnd?-t. 111,. M. Uovd opened the r", and s!ftted that 1'1."0- tiff tv.is a l'atJinrt maker and builder at Cornva), and dtflthLnt, Mujor a pjntlfman residing nar that pLico, Tho former fuel el1tl'(l into a con- tract to hui.D a house for the laUfv, who, IK* C /NK'IIDC.L, had b:(Jkt':1 the contract, a:;d prevented bht completing it and lie now sued Ln tii" bahnce du", 1 W cisby took sevcrrl o:).i¡>(¡inl1:-1, nnd contended that pLuititl broke thy contract, :d was liable to hi- Rued for damages for extra exjn'n>e h'! had put his client to, in not doing his wojk r performing Ins COnlr,).t. Mntrli conflicting cviilence was p;o^ucc<), and a q'.csJion rui o-d ns to whether the flooring t f th' house was included in the contract, plaintiff couicn.iiijg it was not, and defendant that it wits The Judge decided it was included, but gate the parties leave to move the Snp -rsor Courts t;b >vf». to dc cide thai, H well as onr orl\Vo other nojn'» raised. Thi being acceded to by the counsel (In belli the only p'»iot left for the Judge to deoide wa«, whether the amount plaimitf was entitled to) recover fur wo;k done, was rlut included ill the contract, with the under- standing that. Ow c"s wa 10 bt" again uigned in the Superior Courts respecting the points in Lw reserved for utpose. Therefore under hi Lordship's direc- tion., (he Jury found a verdict for plain ti fi'. Damag-s in trover for sever;d items, Jt'3S Us., with lih r y (41 tneve tu incrcii^e the amount on the trotcr 1H'l'I)\L.t 11) all or any ot the floors which iii )- be ruled ;w! to le within the cuufract. Willi this trial, t';e uuilJu:s was finished. MERIONETHSHIRE. I day lasr, hy lh learned Ju jrp Sir U. B. Cr(. ;v.ler, \s hI! arrived about half pvst 5 oVock i ,h:) evnin, He wjw mpt ahonta mile fio'n the town hv the High Shd'ilfll. Buckley, Kev. John Wiliia-ns, o* tjhir.yTiowd.hvy, Sh,i-ifl' Chaplain, John Jones, Eq.. UnHer-SlierifT. and several m i^istiates and «r^ntlemeu, and the usual escort ofjnH;in 11)1'11 The whole i'orme 1 if! profession 31111 procee {>d to 111" County IL111, when the commission was f)Pf?lit?ll, a,l(l Cutil-t to 11 o'clock on Monday m-Tning. AT 3 o'clock o!) S?n)'t?-<.vc..i? the ).'?r. Judge attended ]>ivine Service 'rat ;t. Marv's Church Tne 8'*rniO;i wag preached by the Shcriif's Chaj>ldn from lIph. vi. 1. Aiter the Court had been opened on Monday morn- ing nn) the usual formalities ohserv-d, the fullvwillg gentleman were sworn 1)11 the Gran-! Jury — Sir Watkiu Willi ims Wvoii, LJur., foreman Sir Robert Williames Vaui^han, Bart. Richard Watkin Ihice, Esq.; \V. \V. K. Wynne, Esq., MP. L. O. Ed^irds, Est]. O. P. I.Ioyd, l^q. S. Holtanl, Esq.; W. G"eavp. Esq.; O. (;a-sc,u, Eq. C T. Tot'enham, H. 1), JeHle" Esq; Lewis Williams Esq., E. LL Edwards, H. J. Reveley E-o Francis li, X. Hartley, Esq.; L. Williams, Esq" jun.; W. P. Jones, Esq. W. ]L C!ug. E<t|. J Jones, W. Jones, JOl1t, Eo]., (G'audwr); and Joim C«ssoa. The learned Jud0.- briefly clnrged the 0ran.1 Jury. He said, that this was his first tour O,J the Xorth Wales Circuit, hut not the first time he h!l,J heanl of èlle. rionethshire. lie had occasion, 011 other dr- t'uits to i-efei- to the county of Merioneth, for this r< a* son about two years ngl\, returns were IlIa4i" frul11 the several counties in 1,,¡:lancl. Ireland^ and Scotland, and from those returns he found that there was Scsr- crime committed in this county, according to the popu- lation; atid that it stood highest in the )Lt, and re. fleeted great credit upon the magistrate?,and the peace- able disposition of the inhabitants. Also, it "us ulnl, for the Judge of the A^si/.e to look over te calendir, and instruct the Grand Jury upon the law in the differ- ent case; but according to the calend ir just laid before him. he found it was a blank one. which he understood was not an unusual ease in his county and, in:h:a¡1 ut dismissing them to their duties, as was usna.1, he was gra'ified to tell them that he could dish:lIi;e them, as the e was .othi?)g to be laid "efore them, and i?? was much obliged for thir attendance. On Monday night rh Sheriff gave sr¡"did ball at ,he Golden Lion Hot' I, to a numerous circl e of tricnJ"

ANcr.nsRY Summer Arsizr-;s.— I'he Commission' of Assize for thi county, w*s opened at Beaumaris, jes- terday, by lr. Justice Cru\V.I,r. Th following are tlw names of the prisoners committed for tii d — Me»haeh ¡tob?IIO, charged with a felonious attempt, &c,; Mary nn Rohei ts, charged with hotle breaking ut Holy- head Huijh Davies, charged with steali. g brandy &c., nt Beaumaris and Jane Jones, jjciiarged with te<1Unó a silver walch, &c.. at H(dyheait. 1 DENBIGHSHIRE S("\IEH AsIZE.-The Commission of Assize tor this county will be upened At Hnthin 01) Monday next, by Ir. Justice Crowder. The following :rQ the name* of the prisoners (,Uf!1ite(1 for trial —I n custody, Owen Pritchard, 24, charged with house break- il1, near Wrexham Ann Jonp, 41, charged with stealing flannel, at L1anollen. Out on bail, J< hn foot el, charged with stealing a donkey, fit Wrexham, and Thomas Lewis, OS, charged with stealing a mare, at it uabun.

COM WAY, FRIDAY, July IG, j Before John lac T) maid, James Edwards, and John Llo.%(] Jones, Esquires. Acting-oergeant H. Jones charged Jno. Wilhnms, Owen Thomas, and Jonah Giidiths, all from Liandud- no. with being drunk and disorderly. Fined 51, eeh a coits. P.C. John Thomas charged William Roberts, Tan- yrallt, Llangelynin, with using his cart without hating his name painted thereon. Fined Is. and costs. P.C. Robert Stephens char"c,1 John Jewes, Tany- ITordd, L'ystiteu, with two ditferent charges, ot;e ,11 riding without reins, and another for u: ing his cart without having his name painted thereon. Fined in the first case Is. and costs; the latter was dismissed with costs. The same officer charged ona John Wrench, carrier, Conwjy, with using his cart without having ° his name painted thr rcon. Fined is. and costs. DENBIGH, WEDNESDAY. Julv 14. Before Thomas Hughes. Esq., Chairman J. Gart?ide lipping, Cleik, and Samuel Edward.. Esq. Mr. Henry Conder, ivisa, Aberwhteler, appeared on a slImmons Ie) answer the information of Mr. Thos. Jones, of Aherwheeler Farm, for liavinly, on tfie lotli nit., taken his farm yard gate off its hinges and thrown it on the ground, and to which he pleaded not gu lt>\ Several witnesses wer.i examined on tl", part of the complainant. Defendant- called n'. witnesses. con-I' victed in the penalty of til and 17s. tii. costs, which defendant immediately paid. SATUIIDAY, July 17. Before J. Parry Jonrs, Esq., Mu>or, E. H. Griffith, and Richard Owen, Esqrs. John J'jllis, butcher, u pplied for a renewal of his li- ceiise to deal in gaaac. Tho subject caused some con- versation amongst the Justices, but ultimately the license was granted, upon the strict understanding to follow the provisions (?f the law. John Wynne was chafed with keepm? a common lodging-house, without ftr>,t registering the house. A woman of easy virtue had been found in !h house by the police. On undertaking never to offend again, the ?let?nd?.nt was let off on payment of the summons. Hugh Jones was charged with an assault upon a fl" male, which w-.s adjourned for further proof. LLAN'RWST..MOND Y, Julv 19. Before Admiral WatJing, and H. R. Sandbach. Eso Evan Thomas and Evan Jones, were summoned by P.C. 111, tor riding in their carts, on the 5fh instant, without reins. Botli ackziowledg(-d the c,ffcnet, and it being the first, the Court fined them in the ndligated sum of Is. each only, and 7s. costs, which were p.id Sarah Jones v. William Wiilial,is.-This was an affiliation case. Rd. James, Esq., solicitor, IJanrwst* for complainant, and Richard David Williams E, sq., Solicitor, Carnarvon, for defendant. Tht-rewmag.t amount ot conflicting evidence and as the YOUlJg w". man had borne two illegitimate children before th" Court adjudged defendant to pay only is. weekly to- wards the maintenance of the child. Mr R D. Wil. I liams gave notice of appeal N N SATURDAY, Julv 17. ueiore Lord Wewbcrough, Rev. W. Williams, and C. j J, Samnson. En. Richard and another, o( Manberit, were charged by J1 ,C. Watkins, with being drunk. Fined 5s. each, and costs. John Rowlands was charged by the same officer, with fighting with the above. Fined 5s. and costs. Elizabeth Pritchard of Clynnog, was charged with assaulting one Ann Thomas. Case dismissed. Owen Griffith v. Wm. Roberts.rhis was a charge of tresspass, in breaking a gate belonging to com- plainant. The case being clearly proved, he was committed for one month in default of payment of fine and coats.

BIRTHS. M. R R rAG E S. ft DEATHS e a Notices :il: t1: MARRIAGES, OR 1) :I:: I: !te AUTHENTIC eated hy .«• URI.U^ A. dressi OF T'JA ^EN-JCRT, <»r TR^NEIUITTRD TE II ihroujh our ?.c« re«titrd A^EATS.L BIRTHS. On tin.; 8IU t!IE WIFE of Mr. M. S. Joue*. Natiuiial School, M;iynl.eih, OI A SON. V" 141:1 inL. AT P('nr ^IO'JAEI Le' Iontomeryehirfa. JJH .ghton, MONT^OMERYEBIR^, OR; the Lull iiift., the "? of Richard "?'' ?'? "?" ABPR»TNITH, Qf A S-M. ON HI.- 18:h inst., the wife of Tie MAR: Cia"Uon, KFO.. BRM of a SUN AMI tieir, ON the 2oth iu?f., ;LT I, Chivh S-CTRRF, LO.V-.D^ RNIIRE, Liver* JN'A, TL;UL Aua S!UR>ON of 9 SOP. L A' ILNMIILT-rn Q R.IRC., lii, i.< tt. moot of V. h »t' Dji.icl O w poalpro'iir i e. • t a, Aocrdcly: UL,O^. <,f$.,N. "Jq the 19:1, iii.-t., at GreeuBcM, Holjn-OLL, Mrs. LIE„nett, ..T On th» 2 'TLI int! the wife OF MR. I;,ALL MARILIW> M.UA. tain-tow, LA: ».!R. of ;I DNI'HTCR. M A !HH A H ?S? 0!; L! 0 21?t in< t at :«> Catleafral. I^N^.R Lv v,, v Vi j /I¡!;J; it) );7t a;( r; :;I;¡r ;(l r 'i:;II t Pwlllt" to M try, T' uuhler ot Mr. THOMAS Joucu. I MI ITAIN strc-1, itangor. OR; the -1 I.»» ? at the Ta?;eraa LE Ch,p?l. 11,, bv th# R"v. SR.fiiti"! HEARTS, in tiie R"-E:ICE of > i r. II. *Prit» ;:E;f}i.{i\,f::r,@}!I; se y to < 'atherine V\ iiiiame, of aau>ari>. Oil the M'II in- at KN^WLE. Warnic»v.-h::r<\ It. DDY'NIORK VaUijhati. L-T LAV WJ:H L:-J»HT !nf,I;»try. to Kaii'v, ANGL:* \I; 1:ltJ ;I Jt; ;i;;}1.:r:i ;1.'i:"J .I: \Var\\ il'1.ir; bv the Rev. MR. EARATR, ?Y; I;ti.i: • :i: ';)' U'r.FMR. Jo.IT, li,N. VOUI'II it. li a. D K V T II S. On t1.r> 19th inst., t \IF, Ouvns. 1fe-h Str<r,. n,n1". M- Eliza H.irrifU Parker, ;1e'.Î 61, a lè;aÜ\' of Lord El1n,.utia. O-T the IV.H ill¡..L. a" b'r r l..t: in SW.H.BTRCRT, L aik-lane, I. :»I,on, A^FD 00, the (.ONATE-S of CARDIJF ITI. YOUI^FST el„M oJ Ir. ami Latly Ann. r Will! W>un. On the LLLH in;t., at hí re.id nee. tl,C '1a:lOr Home. trelt. h:lIlI, :r .Jnlj!1 K ,V. H,t.rt., CLI nub ri ;i„ of Lomtan, AJFP4 «|. On the ITth j'L. I::jd) ..il j, ('t!1r:lh 11,„||». AJ. D I rnaMtfJ. ol tlli I„T hyL. i"TJ-, i'roleste,- 0f -\ltJ!ÕL, Hirken- ItillI1!? i!i?t., 1) t! -f R, NJ,. ,Îr !fi! I.eiivlent m¡!1:,tj'r ,la':hllliJl'[h. and former;)' ujie- ^!O .ry at MAILAJA-A-AR, 11. r emi was ptace. On the 15th it,«t., a»e,l 75..Miss Mary Kilwird- ihh, ()nt).ei')t'.ih.!t.a'?T.).t)r<.Et?n\Vt::i..?.?c.it.)?-Jd. Capel UanwiIl. neur L.tanr.vst. |>NTHE L^LH inst.. AGED 59, 'fr J P,,b, t,, C,?Ic.i,g-, n ar L>( I:r :\c)t>h. ON THE 17LH inst., AT the re .ENCC of hi -IIH W, Mr. WJLL A'TI S',L"r. r.„vh 11., 11, ea; L'. s,ere, 61, M,. LUI,A,D Wj:1:.f; LMH in T AT OI-»IT.vi, Hint-hire, a;ùt C>, !\larLne. widow I' I tl: la'I- l c iry R M.I). 0:1 th'" ¡SIll in; NJTOD (15. lr. William lIu -.O. SHOCNIAVIET CiO, ^VRV^T, LILSMORC. OA the I^TH ii.st., at Ffynon Tudur. I.l?N.DJDAN. IUAR It,lthin. M ? J.INO liryan, wife of Mr. Ldwar Ur%an, U.;od 6L On ^J'.I of April s*. ¡,t MOldJt 4.t'nr¡dp.l\ \II"-trdia, aJ't f •* d.1\> <13*. M.ny A-i. tho ti^iovod \\¡fe hf Mr. 1'.I;:yr, smit », .at'' nf Ijrrl.iaea. ami 0. nonM-?h< near H .tMo. ^),:»di« (Jia foil hoj.e (',1' a ::1(\1'11:. re. sureetioii beyond tin* ffr.;v«— NJ .-urvtiod^ h-isbatid. md a :"n.ali L;¡IJjI: tr) d. p'o-i' Ii! losjt i:1 a f;tr (!t i it latsd.

Sflipprxc; I.VTKLLKiK.VCE. rKMiiiY.v, n.l.VGt.B.—Arrived, the ■ \i<. — A hj \:I¡.;j: M t m rr^K.;>, WS|-U« K- U terlin. .L.IM >UI.- 1 ri, 1;"11 'n" ;liM 1 Ann, I" li—I j-,III-!>. t.j1 ;-lt;.t; .I,II:,¡ I■•O»niri«» W, rl» — .:>» J.N;v, >tvt J hk- O a,. I<-VIC ;R. WIIJ-.TUK— <Mu I \i »!ice, Iv.t a-:d :ilC Aim x Oi; i. iiri* 01.UIT.1 oti»..— thr .1 nt- & VilT, T I Kx < »nth. Wil- li.iii.5—Alfred, p.l\' DI' :1;1: Ii, -A'I^ S, Willlaa.FI- — (':tt!h'riup..fOI1I'( '1If(. -L .t-is IJti«»Mrs— Ann I -1 V n, ¡.I; ir|, ..i lon. ILiirii iii i tv i mi', »» i »» Wil- liam. IR.-irf <>' Oa \1111111: Wiliiamt 5VR,:JIUTI. I.. ;>d— A.HI L:llli'l'!J1 L\a!al¡ WITH t.¡.t., T« :11.1:\ J 1 d. tl:t, Mari, W:iliu:n:St4|rt ORILHVH J.»I, LI.: S, A I ,TIY *N —» ù:n Urutiur- :\n\ i )u.. J'III -,f 'I \JI;I'' ,l:W$-Bde' "rr!t"a G NIL Itohc'rU | I » iw Prit'liaid—Leonard Holies. R •• • .L O'IAE. illltl1pl:r, sa.H-ULI' .T I, LTI.FSID-R— M:>.S 'J ;¡.!<1l"1,@. t:"anG-Eiiza H ;.U M, UoK-rts- i -N'MIII., OWEN, NA:, TT IER.^—I:,t«?ruy4 KI 11 .»«.O- JAN.- -»I»U..«-I.T- R F S —. S>. Y !R,,V 1)- TU JUI.TS U J,I!jI' lil;a¡tl --l.i'H11Iiil, GrÜlhlt3-an4 the J'IYU* ISMOII (-.?.; I'OUTI M.LAFN July 22 — KR. ivpd. ?H" M 'RJ-. Jones—for Card iff FO'.r Brot'N-IR*, \ViJii-»in< t r«. DO, L't:E».«I.t. JIMIETT—FROM PWLL heh— Kiiz«, Itieh iv d f r.M C .r.LI:L — L?.:> p y Retura, I FROM ath-ntl, 1'1I!!h-lrn:1I P-arinoath —Mida?, 1.('Î,z--fl:Jm Liverpool—Twin Porter— f:ON It ,rrow— SNOWDINI ()W—I» —from I'I mtovy—LIU* J ME. Gtifti IN — from Parr—Alfred. TI::l¡ij!lt!i:t10Ë1:t:¡:jf::1;f.; I) IVIES— from Liverpool—THRTMA". ir.IM IVnwen— M tria, ("aw—from I'urrow—A ice (. RT ^—trom do.—Ono, Lewis—from I tvorpool— Lbenezer, lti. h.ird<—fr M do.—Sarah Anne. ROBERTS— :r\r¡;I:I: ,Uij ;JI'J:nl bïij ;:)fJ í'): I fiom anow—Ternpeer, HT>WEB —from ditto-audf he 1:1' \-a!e. I V.IT?S — FRO II Wliitc T.TVEII. SAILCTL,—TIN; FtHn Hr.,th('r William*—PHPJJ.INT, Jones—from Wood end — Lliza. Kith ird-from LIS» RPO^J— nn. |rot9 ditto —M ida-I, LIVERPOOL — TWill I^TER-, Porter—f DID Newjinr; --Li 2.1 &.Line. Gr.fhth-from H int-orn- Alfred, OAVIES— frein London— Hr.H"r. J ME.»—imin Saunderf .ot— I Komaf. JI>I,<S—LITMI Ktmcoru -MARIA, ('ARR—from port Talbot— \lico' R'RO«S—from do.—Sar »h AUNE. H >UERU—lro»n |ivwi<*H — Jane, Donirhton— from ('anlifr-Tclnl)(>t. Roivc—from Newport—AND the LOBW Va'e, V.I S—Iron. Newport. r ;;il;r;3.11-i:Ie:zy.: R. H ZIT.I:!». Owen—Liebv Roberts—Diana, Thomas— 'WiUiam, Lvanu— M ars?;»»et, J Liver, liotierU—Adeiaido, |- > Poaz. Jon s—Dart. UN-TUES—JA«€ & M tr y VV I L I?.SR^ (I, -K ilotierts — Friendship. I!N^HE*— \nne, P\C—G^RI:»N1. Wil;iiim<! — A ox, ('alUnay—>ISU r-, Wil MU;^ -Th -MAS HUFC W — ity Mowells—(*ity of B.,N-OR, TH«>M I>— Mermait JON. — Hopewell' PUJJB—Ann. Smith — K EN^, J, n« Mav Mov.r, Jones-Mart HNSHE^-AND th- .JANE ROBERT-. Rob. RT< SAIL",T,—the Vcnera- ;«• Jones— M v L otrcr, Jone^—Walter Johnston, Lvans— Neptur.O, Davie-— H r-ther-, ll 'o' i—Dili- I ;f:f:i{!i{lt::¡:f}'ié;¥š

I ANi) IT0I.VIIHAD. July 17th -Our market was I)rt sr. wd aHemh'd as 1:1¡ week but the TNPP ies were 1 :R"E PR.~«'S were nearly the same for different arti hs, i q, I"d la,t week. ARRKf KLB J.iiy itii.—The a'tcir! mce at « >r market to-da, was yood. w.th a improvement hi the prire f com Wheat i!i:L!¡¡¥¡;fYj& <d to 8 t«o.—vea od do.—butter, 1, d oat*. 8- to .(«<{o.—pota'oe# !•} ,»,rlb -beot, 61 to 7d d i.UUUon, RUTHIN', JULV 19 — 1 his market wa« verv tlrn'y attended owin^ to tiie firm. r* bein/ busy e ifh the ha\ harvest. WJ,- ,t averaged r.UYL, JIII.r W:li> but tl,i.ly :\UCQ. Hup r lb.—tub do. id.l do, Id i'SSK'17' V'.ll,.)lto « ,l„ 51 to C do —n„, ls.lo — s„les 1M -t"i' ol. l<<lo.-l..t-ters l».l.„tter. Is Jd do.—black 'r- rantq, 3d p-r .juart—red and i,i,, do. :el do. b.?'?.??:,?':?;:?;?? ):h. 15s. t?17i per hobbet- barlev, 10, 1 17, 'i'l 'I. I ¡:(I'}::iII:L'7J 'w do. la,I,. 7.1 Jo.—veal, 5,1 no.—butter. 12.1 do. SHIlEWSBfltV tlfTTEH &ND OlIRVRR rAIR. July iO —Th. usti.il montlily tair \1:' beid Ii,n: on We,lneso:l\ Jast fh,' suon'v boll, on Prtde III: ami ;,t the ?N Howard s te. t wa? "u:I1(l.1nt but a most entire y n th.-re bei„? b ,t few old d^iri,, tli,-re. bvii, b it few ?l,l d?tirie. inooth la~t year, was o.ue h better, b"t inncl, lower i:i t, m f'ltl sl ::l 1a:'rVi.t IJ I'¡I:'I)l': \I\'nI;.r"h tYi.r l:rl '('i:: 01d Ch.-ese fetelied trom t„, to (Ds per ewt.-new frnm 43- to 47. an.l oils to .us—li,„,i. IWW. from -^5s 10 2Hs, mleiior low, 6.19 butter, lid per II,.—b.ie n fiom e.' J to 7d d.—an I,: 74 :¡'ùl;,J I,: :I:il'L' \l¡; d i: season, and soon f? III' ers 1 Id t„ lJd-i,enor i„w«- Ol„y two or three old d tries ol ski.ne, -.vhich sold at fro: 3i)t te its new. from m to 2.1S per cwt.- R vmi.rk>: chcere, ol I, lowe, short; new tat and skims mud. lower. Racon and hams at Jeaat f¡:7' ,:r')1:1 ;i');:I\;l'I' :i, !i,¡,¡,:lel; ¡;.7: D'F ln advance. Uniter mucJi the same. I ?'?r°'?*?''?'?'?'°'??'?'? 6jd per lb tor the wound rate beet.SJd and 6,1 per lb. fatcai»« 6) p!r ih .f..?,?' .? c. ?,??.?.??'??-?? (io.td wpth. rtdi ep 7d per ib. s-tore sh.*( p in deina* d I.I\"RPOOJ. C"TTLE :f\r.hPT. Jnl' l-e had M in?<-?t in lb I., .? of c .tile a. tin* days market, which auI s.d elljlit dep,eel.it,on v.ilu still we bail a lair e. ma-, I ,™ Iambs from 18 to '>< each, P.^ of all ki ids \eIY tow, CIIJ.:it' ot tIt.. 1I!,r:wt. h"t'p and lalnh. wcrpcon;idt"ra.I, in ex.C"8 t,f tl¡f' w¿' of the "(tyr,¡; wldeh C.HH'd a \("r)' hnt¡¡cl Ut>IDand witiiTiaiie1 ^rTu^r"; hT, \nll a Jar! '111111'1' tur¡;t'd out Hln-I)! !.Seef 6d 10 6"d per Jb-mutton, 6|d h¡ (!] I do.-U,„b, 7" to 7:.lI\t,' 6Jd p" i'.l" c0J'^l,"r:"i"" tlle 'j 'e.,s of trade and few le l at. NF WCASRI.I: CATTLE MARKPT JNLV-O*N I i¡'" :,¡';I I::r:" 'Ot ',t,i te ,o:,it:¡I,tJ wr lb. la:le;l\Y tl¡ )'.l1es l 'H' Plg.312. Wt>n.' ill 'ud de- ;T« at fuil, h!iU:^0VHe..rfi-e/^?,.f'Ct? 'S to v& 6J PI r l'¡lIl', lutton, 54 tll ¡Ii per Ih. -hmllii. 7<1 tu 7¡,t do. DCBLISCAT'i'LR 1AnKIT. Ju 'Therewsar"l }¡prhrge ""ppl) of cJ.ull' <sBlt !<'IICI'd, arlit pj)Ct' Œ1\e <1:\) alt'lut '0s P" liead on tbe lormer, and J|.i per lb <»» t.h.e eLUtt-!er. St,ore pi^8 are Ol demand t urev af'coY(lin to ".('l.l,t aud q(,¡aht,- n,e provision trade n'flHUn.. wlthnu mat{'rial chan.- q '.???'t"U.?.??'?- ?'?'" .?"?''? m»krt '.?.i f.? to^'f\at till' "oliowm 4jtIUt.ltkli.So 1 5:« 6d to 51. 9d- OIlxed Nr.s. warr.llt, j ( to 52, 1IJ-Ütto m*r* irot,, 5U M to 51. 6tl i Xtt*a! 5l^to5UM.

T li li COiiN T it A i) E. de.t'J")'?"'?' ?" ?"?"?'?"?y?nnmetiM?n- ed by bujers, and tbe lra,,e::cl,o,is were very moderate Price, in no install, e, Were co,isiedred wors -than Friday :at. but on the week, howeier. a deeiine nHt:t be .luotedof about 3d huhd Oil 1?,- (I. S( I ii)?i( of A ical, and D4.4; wheats and h per sack t:¡ harn on Hour. Feeding quautv of !,o,:an (orn was m o"d demand, at fuH prices. ()at, birlcy b-au. and ":se i,, susume i recent \ïdu. 1 he folio,>in? ar? a lew ol the quotations:—Wheat I"n,i:.i, ,d ?,l Whtte, 70 6? 2 t to «s 8d-ttour. l.L l„h° Irish, Katra supertlne, 36. to 37.-o.t», H,t.shani ?*.?? JOJ to 4s Jd oatmeal, K.?h.h and S,h, per 210lbs i;. to as"

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCP J L t Y 22. B. D. 9. V. Hay, old, per Olb., 0 6 0 7 Dttto° new 0 5 0 7 I Omo, clover 0 0 0 0 lireen clover 0 0 heI: g t 0 3A Straw wheat 0 4 0 5 Ditto, oat II 4 0 5 Diuo, barley 0 4 0 41 1 Oat*, in straw .0 0 0 0 Turnips,per LoD 41 41 0 0 Fetatn?.pint eY.I per 901b* 6., Ditto Kemp, 0 0 0 • 0' Ditto, balshaw* 0 o fi ft • D'o;beMr?'?S' Ditto, ctttte$q o a D'ot<-ed)in?t.??tj{ Ma ttel W«r«.l,UB 9 • a M»"u« 4 «