Belfast News-Letter from Belfast, Antrim, Northern Ireland • 4

dition that she gives 3,000 to the Casa d'A to make THE WILL OF THE LATE MARQUIS OF HERTFORD. On Saturday last, Henderson and Gordon, the two Nay. and the fall from tlmt day sehl did not nl-ht officers, pounced upon a gang of coiners in one of to 'U per qr At Birmingham, on 1 1mrsday ve 1 1 le bn narari sinefls was done, farmers refusing a decline of Is to la per qr. the Wynds, almost in the act ot prosecuting their nefari- mirebnse. At Bristol, same dnv.

the attendance waB slender, and the business done bnt in old little or no business was apparent, and such he noted Id per bushel cheaper. Irish Oatmeif. howowr, wits In moderate rpquest at a decline of Is per 2401b. and a lot of Canadian was disposed of ftt 20 including barreti. Wheat per 70 lbs.

EiirIuIi 8s Od to 9a Od; Irish 5s 6d to Ch 9d free Foreign 5s 9d to 9a ltd Oats per 45 lbs. Eng. lish and Scotch 2s ld to 3s Id; Irish 2s 8d to 3s Id; free Foreign 2s lOd to 3s 3d Barley per qr. English 28; to 3U Scotch and Irish per 6'tlbs. 3s 9d to 4 3d free Foreign 3s 9d to 4s 3d Malt por quarter F.nglish 52s to 60s ditto Irish 0s (l tn (la rllffn nn- RO ous calling.

The melting pot was found on tne nro, ami horp was nt hand four moulds, a quantity of base metal, in Wheat was at an abatement of 3s per qr. dIi iwd nTnrm na Hint, till! went lPr 11 an UUL'll and all the of hei apparatus necessary for the trade of ocmallv favourable in that country as with us. In many of It was our intention to have laid before our readers a copy of the various codicils executed at different time by the late Marquis of Hertford but the terms made use by the defunct, in speaking of certain individuals, will not allows us, in all cases, even to lay an abstract before our readers. In one case, for instance, the Marquis, speaking of two persons, says, Aware of the infamy of the character of one of he wishes the other to be as little in the power of that person as possible, and regulates certain payments, in order that the one person may have no occasion to shorten the life of the other." the mure forward districts a good deal of grain hnd nlreajty been out and at some of the markets in tho south, samples nf hhto Rnrlev and tints had been exhibited, of very supe rior qnalitv. At Edinburgh, on Wednesday, Wheat was quoted 2s "to 3s per qr.

lower, and Barley and Oats were also obtainable at reduced terms. TTrnm Trotnnrl IliB rennrts rrnnecttnff the nrotrress the Crops In the will his lordship gives a bust and writing box of King Charles, among other things, to Ins wue ami a picture, by Vandyke, of himself, as pairs to George I nnn to each of his executors, to purchase something in remembrance of him. They are, for the most part mu were milking towards maturity, and the probable result, of the harvest, are very satisfactory. The arrivals of Wheat coastwise into London have been 5 261 qrs. having been received up to this evening.

Tho supply by land-carriage from the neighbouring counties has been moderate; still there was a tolerablo show of snmples at Mark-Lone, as well on Wednesday as on Friday, consisting of parcels left over from previous receipts, 'flic general weekly average price for the kingdom, published on Thursday (Gls 3d) shews a fall of 2s 6d rer qr- compared with thnt for the week preceding and, as the returns since made up again come lower, that for London being only i8, the duty must rise a step on Thursday, and will probably have advanced to 12s by the first or second week in September. On Wodnesdav a few birge transactions were closed at nificently remembered by him in codicils Their names are-Lord Lowther, J. Wilson Croker, Edmund Hopltinson, Spencer Horsay de Horsay, Capt. Henry Meynell, b.n. j.

i a voar fn Anne wessons (pass- A number ot spurious nau-erowns ana siniiinga were also found. Five persons were apprehended, and three of them have since been committed, including a woman named Nish, who has been twice convicted of the same offence, and suffered long periods of confinement. Glasgow Herald. Murder and Parricide A most revolting and atro-cious case of parricide or homicide, took jplace late on Saturday night, within three miles of Edinburgh. It appears that a family of three individuals, namely James Paterson, carter at Hailes quarry, Robert Paterson, his son, and Janet Paterson, the wife of James and mother of Robert, left Edinburgh for their home about 11 o'clock, and that they were, particularly the female, considerably intoxicated.

When near Slateford toll, the female, it appears, had been either unable to proeeed, or some quarrel had ensued among them hut it is stated by one or more persons who came up to them, that Robert Paterson, the son, dragged his mother for some distance along the road kicking her repeatedly with his feet, and using language in reference to her which he would be afraid to repeat. The father, it appears, was a passive spectator of this brutal and unnatural conduct. Two men who had come up to the party, found the woman lying dead, and assisted to convey her to the toll house. They aftewards returned to Edinburgh and gave information to the police, when some officers were despatched, who took the two male Paterson's into custody at their house, both seeming unconscious of, or indifferent ahout, the dreadful event. Mr Tait, surgeon of police, went to Hailes, examined the body of the deceased, and gave a summary report.

The case is undergoing judicial investigation. Sir John Herschel says, that thunder can scarcely be heard more than twenty or thirty miles from the flash, but that lightning may be seen at a distance of 200 miles. V.OUIC1I 1 ucuucm ing at Aldborough as Anne Steele), to be raised from the interest on the money derived from the of his Birmingham property, part of which ho likewise gives to George Sevmour. I also bequeath her says ft testator -my diamond badge of the Order of St. Anne that decline, but later in the week the demand slackened, and even tho low terms whioh had previously excited somo attention, ceased to be an inducement to make any further investments.

Where any luisinees lias Keen done in Donaeu Wheat, it has been at 8s ner nr. below what tho same qnali tv won have brought free, and the operations have been altogether unimportant. The receipts nf foreign during the last eight days have amounted to 23 591 qrs. Although the EHrabelh Dupuis, of the Star Inn Oxford 2 000 for her own sole use, independent of her has. Snd00 To' ea 0f the hopitsl, of which I may be gover- "lu'codicnt Wthland pounds are bequeathed to Sir Robe rPe'el, and in case of his death, to John Wil-ST to be laid out for the benefit of Lady Dillon Cac an wife of Admiral Sir Richard Strachan, Bart contained in a sealed letter, winch best town-mannfaotured Flour has been offering at 50s, and other descriptions at proportionate terms, the sale hna been fir from brisk.

Barley has come slowly to hand from our own coa6t. only 928 and from abroad 53J qrs having arrived. The enquiry for this grniu has been extremely lan an annuity tor Angelina uorei. In the last codicil, wishing to give as much as possible to Lady Strachan, now he withdraws all, except a pension, of 700 a year and 10,000." To Dowager Countess Hawarden, at different times, he gives 8,000. ami 15,000.

To Captain Meynell, en. 8,000, and 2,000 for the respect he entertains for his feeling and Bsaiduous services tobis (the deceased's) mother's executors' business. The executors appeared personally in the Prerogative Court of Canteibury, and declared that they had made di ligent search and inquiry of Messrs Coutts, and are enabled to depose that, at the time of the death of the testator, there were no parcels described in a codicil bb containing 20,000 francs and 50,000 dollars Louisiana bonds, and a picture, in that firm, of deceased, nor any in their possession directed to Lady Strachan or Anne Sessons, and they veiily believe that at the time of his death there were none. We are told that the will of a Marquis recently deceased is likely to provide active employment for gentlemen of the long robe, the heir to the title being determined to oppose ihe execution of every clause relating to certain bequests, to which end a bill will shottly be filed in the Court of Chancery Herald. ENGLISH NORTHERN CIRCUIT.

Francis Bradley was indicted for the wilful murder of 'his wife, Alice Bradley, by the administration of arsenic. The prisoner and his wife lodged, it appeared, at. the house of a Mr. and Mrs, Lee, Golden-street, Manchester. On Saturday tho 19th March last, the deceased seemed to he in her usual health.

Before going to bed she went out for a pint of beer for herself and her husband, and they then retired to rest. A son of Mrs. Lee, by a former husband, slept in the room adjoining, which was separated from that occupied by the prisoner and the deceased by a thin partition only. He was awakened by the retching of the deceased, and rapped on the wainscot to ask what was the matter. He said he had given his wife a cooling powder.

Mrs. Lee said she thought the deceased was better when she took none of these powders, and tha! she ought not to take any more of them. The prisoner said he would jump in the guts of any one who interfered between him and his wife, or what he chose to give her. The deceased continued very low and weak throughout the Sunday and Monday, and on Tuesday evening, when Mrs. Lee visited her, she expressed her belief that her illness arose from some powders her husband had given her, and asked that Mr.

Sherlock should be sent for. Air. Sherlock came and found the husband in the room with his wife. Ho asked her what was the matter, and she replied, pointing to her husband, that he could tell all about it. She said that he had given her some white powder, about as much as would lie on the point of a knife, in some warm beer on the Saturday night, and that about half an hour after she took it, she was seized with vomiting and purging.

On the Sunday evening he gave her another powder in some milk. The milk, she said, boiled up and curdled so that she sould hardly take it. There was something gritty in it, and a disagreeable smell in the bottom of the cup. On hearing this information Mr. Sherlock asked tho prisoner what it was he had given his wife.

He said they were some cooling powders which he got at Mr. Sherlock's shop. Mr. Sherlock said he did not recollect selling the prisoner any such powders, and remarked that those he sold for that purpose were never white. Mr.

Sherlock accused him of having given her something he should not, and said that if she died he would have the body opened at, his own expense. On this the prisoner, by the testimony both of Mr. Sherlock and Mrs Lee, be-came dreadfully agitated his face became of a ghastly leaden paleness, and he was obliged to take hold of the mantlemece to keen himself from falling. The next, day guid, but no change deserving notice has occurred. The arrivals of Oats have been small from our own coast, onlv 928 ars.

of English having been received since ojr last will be delivered" to her. and he trusts to the honour of From Ireland the supply has amounted to 6.627 qrs. and from abrojid 13.388 org. have come to hand. With English Beans we have been very sparingly supplied still considerable difficulty has been experienced in finding to us itvo pi' 4urtim L.

Irish 3a 9d to 4 free Foreign per qr. 32s to 3is Beans, b'nglish 34 to 39s; Scotch and Irish 30.to3ls; free Foreign 30s Od to 38s Pense 31s to 40s free Foreign 32s to Flour per 280 lbs. English 40s to 4t ditto Irish 40s to 43s free Foreign per 196 lbs. 26s to 29s Od French per 2il0lhB. 47s to 52s; Oatmeal per 240 lbs.

Irish 21s fid to 29a Robert Makin Sons. LivitnrooL Provision Mahkrt, Tukrday, Aug. demand for ail descriptions of Irish Butter, during the past wci'k. was ngnin exceedingly limited. Bacon and Hims.

nt good quality, in better demand, at former rites Lard in li request, as well as Beef and Pork for ships' rtores. Butter per cwt. Belfast, new, 8'lslo84s; Banbridge flOi Ballyraoney 80s to 82s; Derry 3ds 76s Kilkenny 79s to 80s Cork pickled 2ds 78s to 80s Cork dry 3ds 72s per cwt. Beef per tierce 1 15s Od to )20s Od Bacon per cwt. 44s to 43s; Lard, bladdered 56s to 60s firkin 48s to 52 Pork per hit.

(ifls to 76s Hams per cwt dry, 56s to 62s. Agricultural Produce Potatoes per 20 lb. 2s Od to 2s Id; Hay per 20 lb. 6'd to 1 Id Straw 4Jd lo 5d Clover 6d to 9d Vetches 2d to 2d Manure 5s 6d to 7s 6d per ton. Livkrpool Cotton Market, Tuesday, Aug.

16. The Cotton market still continues steady, aud the sales arnouut to fully bags. PriceB remain firm. IRISH MARKETS. DUBLIN CORN-EXCHANGE.

Tuesday. Aug. had again this day a dull market for groin. Wheat was about Is. and Oats 6d per brl.

under Friday's prices. Some samples of new Wheat appeared, and brought from 24s to.27s now Bere and new Oats sold at from 9s 6d to I Is per barrel. White Wheat, new, per brl. 30s to 32s Od Millers' Red 27 to 30s Od inferior, 24s Od to 26s Od Barley 14s Od to 17s 6d Outs 12s Od to 15s 0d Oatmeal litOd to r3. Od; Second Flour 16s to 20s Rapcsced 28s to 30s Bcre 9s tolls.

LISBURN, Tuesday, Aug. 16. Oatmeal per 112 12 lOd to 13 7d Oats 6s Od to 8s Od Potatoes per stone 3 1 to 3Ad Beef per lb. 3d to 6d Mutton 5d to OJd Veal 5,1 to 6id Fresh Butter per lb. 7d to 8d Shilling Loaf, 61b.

Ouz. PORTADOWN, Saturday, Aug. 13. Oatmeal 12s 31 to 3h 0J Potatoes per cwt 2M to 3d per st. 81 to 8Ad per lb.

Beef 5d tn 6d Mutton 6d to 7d Eggs 4id to 5d per dozen Chickens 8J to Is per pair; Ducks lOd to is 2d. DUNDALK, Monday, Aug. 15. Our market for old O'lts and Oatmeal very flat, nnd almost unsaleble. The new Outs at tnarkot were in good condition.

Oatmeal 2.5 6d per load Flour, Ist2fs; 2d 1 7s; 3d 14s; Whiskiy per gal. Halt IOsOd Corn, new. 7s 31; Corn, old, 7s Od to 7s 9d Oats lis to 12s Wheat 27s to 29s per barrel. DROGHED Saturday. Aug.

13 Wheat 22s tn 27s Oats 10s Od to 14s 3d Barley 0s Od to I's Od Vetches 0s to Osper barrel Potatoes 8J1 to 4d per stone: Oatmeal pT load 23s Od to 26s (Id Flour per sack 34s to 4fl freeh Butter per ft. lid to 9'd Crock 7Ad to 8d Beer 5d to 7d Mutton 5d to 7d Eggs per dozen 4d to 5d. BALLYMENA, Saturday, Aug. 13. Oats per cwt.

7s 6d to 8s 3d Oatmeal 1 1 (id to 1 3s Od Bran 7s Od to 0s Pork Os to 0s Od Beef per th. 3d to 5d Mutton 6d to 6d firkin Butter 7ijd Flax 3d to 5id Potatoes Is (itf to Is 3d per bushel Potatoes 2Jd to 3d per stone Tallow 5s 4d per st, Hides 32s 6d to 40s per I2tl Iris. LONDONDERRY, Monday. Aug. 15.

Oats 9d to 10J4 por stone no Barley or Wheat at market. Oatmeal at the crane lis to 12s 3d; at steam-mill 13s to 13s 6d per 120 lb. Retail Market. Onfmeal per 10 16. Is Id to Is 2d Flour per 1 12 lbs 1st 21s Od to 0s Od 2nd 20s Od to Os ud 3rd 18s Or! to 0s Od 4th, Od to 0s Od lirnn 7s I'M to Osd Beef 35s Od to 45s Oil Beef per tt.

3Ad to 6d Mutton 4d to 7d Veal 5d to 8d Pork per 1 20 lbs, 25s to 3 Is 0 1 Fresh Butter per 16 oz. 6d to 81 firkin ditto 3d to ISJ-d Potatoes per stone 5d to o.jd Eggs per dozen 5d to Od. Flax Market, Thursday, Auo. 11 The demand is quite equal ta the supply prices remain steady, ranging from 37a 6d chief runs 45s to 52s 6d por 124lbs. BELFAST MARKETS Thursday, August purchasers for the article, and its value has rather tended downwards.

The receipts of Peaa have been small, the de ORIGINAL POETRY. TO HUGH MONTGOMERY, ESQ. GKKY ABBEY, ON ATTAINING HIS MAJORITT. Ever hail, thou ewcct youth list the proud acclamation, 'Mint hursts from ten thousand loud tongues in thy praise Way gratitude bland, with her sweetest sensation, Her altar now high in thy lionor'd soul raise! Every hill is on flanio every heart is on fire 1 Heyday, tho green branches arc strewn in tlio way; The flagstaff on high, the bold arch, and proud spire, Proclaim tho felad tidings of this joyful day Tho' sometimes thoul't venture to cross tho blue oocan, Tho land of thy mother, be dear to thee still Yet where shalt thou find, for thy soul's best devotion, A spot so bewitohing bb Erin's green hill How mistaken aro they who forego in delusion Her joys, for the phantoms of foreign delight Who shuffle and squander, in awful profusion, Those things which her poor toil-worn sons should requite. Thou art young in the ways of this world, my dear brother, And no earthly father to council and stay May the lustrous graces jvhioh shine in thy mother Enlighten, cnoourage, and bear up thy way A'ctir Greyalbey, SlhAtqust, 1842.

THE INQUIRY. BY CHARLES A A Y. Tsll me, ye winged winds, That round my pathway roar, Do yo not know some spot AVIiere mortals weep no more Some lone and pleasant dell, Somo valley in the west, Where, free from toil and pain, The weary eoul may rest Tho loud wind dwindled to a whisper low, And sigh'd for pity as it answered, No Till me, thou mighty deep. Whose billowB round me piny, Know'st thou some fuvor'd spot Some island far away, Whore weary man mny find Tho bliss for which ho sighs Where 3orrownever Hvs And friendship never dies The loud waves rolling in perpetual flow, Stopp'd for a while, and sigh'd, to answer No And thou, serencst moon, That, with suoh holy facej Dost look upon the earth, Asleep in night's embrace, Tell me in all thy round Hast thou not seen some spot, Where miserable man Might find a happier lot? Behind a cloud, the moon withdrew in woe. And it voice, sweet, but sad, answered No Tell me, my secret soul, Oh tell me, Hope and Failh, Is there no resting place, From sorrow, sin, and death Is there no happy spot Where mortals maybe blcss'dj Where grief may find a balm, And weariness a rest Faith, Hope, and Love, best boons to mortals given, Waved their bright wings, andwhispcr'd, Yes, in Heaven." PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT.

(From the London hies.) Tlio Royal Speech has been delivered, and is pre-cisely what wo had led our readeis to anticipate. Nor docs it call for much remark. It refers to all that is mand restricted, and quotations hove remained nominally By the packet-ship Roscius, we have New-York advices of the 25th July, and from olher parts of tho United States of either entirely for its applicant au.u,.,6 expressed in that letter. After which is the following: "Dear Peel-By a codicil this day have given 50 000 absolutely to you, on honour, to be applied in pursuance of the directions contained a letter to be delivered to yon. or in case of your death, with the same legacy, to John W.

Croker, with same instructions, that this may bo for her own separate trust and use, in the names of Earl Elgin and Edward Marioribanks, already her executors in other matters and of course you will do it with such precautions of secrecy as may founded and ill-natured remarks on this act of friendship and respect. God bless you, To the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel. Codicil 3Tho villa iu the Regent s-park is bequeathed, with all that it contain together with the to Louisa, wife of Admiral Sir Richard lift nnn. To Sir Richard Strachan, corresponding dates. Though the wheat harvest, hna tiecn hrnuorht to a close in manv districts, and the result was favour- ahlv spoken of.

still supplies of this grain had come forward slowly, and the stocks being small, prices had been well supported at the principal markets. The transactions had been (rifling daring the preceding week, nnd only 16.23S barrels bad been exported from the Jst to the 20th lilt. Wheat had been in fair request, several lots having been taken for export to British provinces. Superior qualities Id 30c, and good Id 28c to Id 29c per bush. From rliilndelplna our letters are ot the 23d July.

The harvesting of wheat and rye had been nearly PppI. his diamond star ot brought to a conclusion, and both articles were said to have THE ARMY. WAR-OFFICE. AUG. 5.

1st Dragoon Guards Cornet Blathwayt to he Lieut by purchase, vice Powell, retires Thompson, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Blathwayt. 3d Dragoon GnardsH Marsh, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice M'Kay, retires. 2d Dragoons Cornet Ramsay to bo Lieut by purchase, vice Milbank, retires Sir Hampson, Bart, to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Ramsay. 0th Foot Cornet Leigh to be Lieut by purchase, vice King, retires. 12th Light Dragoons Lieut .1 Maunsell, from the 34th Foot, to be Lieut vice St.

George, exchanges. 15th Light Dragoons Capt Baird, from 70th Foot, to be Captain vice Higgins, exchanges. 10th Foot Lieut Patterson, from the 89th Foot, to he Lieut vice Gaussen, exchanges. 30th Brevet-Major Proctor to be Major, without purchase, vice Tongue, retires upon full pay Lieut Marechaux to be Captain, vice Proctor Ensign Broome to be Lieut vice Marechaux Ensign Butler, from 35th Foot, to be Ensign vice Broome. 31st Lieut Money, from the 34th Foot, to be Lieut vice Greenwood exchanges.

33d Ensign Pretyman, to be Lieut by purchase, vice Neil, retires Pechell, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Pret.yman. 34th Lieut St. George, from the 12th Light Dragoons, to be Lieut viee Maunsell, exchanges; Lieut Greenwood, from 31st Foot, to be Lieut vice Money, exchanges. 41st Wethcred, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice produced well. Uy the latest accounts trom the south ot r.u rope we learn that the value of wheat continued to tend down wards at nil the leading ports in the Mediterranean, and that scarcely anything had been done in the article for export tince the British demand had ceased.

The reports from the interior of France respecting the result of the wheat harvest are by no means favourable, tho yield proving much below what was ex George anil Garter, "convinced that he will soon he entitled to swear them or, if he would rather to be laid out to purchase something for Lady Peel, to keep in remembrance of an old friend." At tho end of this codicil he says, "Of course the pecuniary legacies above given are to be paid out of my personals and stock, and my executors will be good enough to inquire about my Five per Cent. French Stosk. which is now a large sum in the Grand L.vre do Franco. he nives to the poor of the parishes ot Afd- pected, rrom uenoa our letters aro ot Miao.tmst. There was not much doing in wheat there, but holders had not.

given way in their demands to the extent that might, from the dull English teports have been expected, prices still ruling from 36s (id to 38n 3d per qr free on board. Vessels to England horouh and Lisburn 1 00 each. The yearly interest of might have been chartered nt 5s per nr and the usual prmiago At Trieste on Srtth nit prices of wheat were unsettled the nominal rate for good ted was equal to about 34s per qr. free on board. Of Egyptian beans parcel id been sold for shipment to England, at2fper staro, being about los per qr free on board.

From the north of Europe we have also advices of declining prices. Aocoisnts from Danzigof 6th Aug. state that a further fall of 2s to 3s per qr had token place there, making a reduction from the highest point of about 10s per qr. The weather annlied for an order to have his wife admitted into the Infirmary, which was granted. In the course of that dav he exDressed himself in very angry terms as to was then fine, 'and the rve harvest had commenced the Mr.

Sherlock's interference, and, taking up a Bible, in the presence of Mrs. Leo, he kissed it and said, By the con 11 wheat plant was generally haokward, but in other respects there were no complaints. At Stettin on 6th inst. there was little doing in grain. Wheat was quite negleoted, though offer loung, appointed to 98th loot.

43d Captain A Gammell, from half-pay Unattached, to be Captain, vice Freer, exchanges Lieut Skip-vith to be Captain by purchase, vice Gammell, retires Ensign II A Sanl'ord, to be Lieut by purchase, viee Skip-wlth Gentleman Cadet Colville, from the It to be Ensign by purchase, viee Sanford. 70th Captain II Higgins, from the 15th Light Dragoons, to he C.iptain, vice Baird, exchanges. 73d Lieut Skurray, from 84th Foot, to be Lieut vice Bamford, exchanges. certain real estates in Biimingham to be invested tor an annual sum of 1.000, for Anno Sessons. Codicil is bequeathed to his Nicholas Suisse if living at his death, over and above any other bequests.

All his wines (those fn the house in Regent's-park excepted), to 3. W. Crolier. Codicil 7 Whereas I have given in a former codici certain lands and tenements and olher property in and about Birmingham to Captain G. Seymour, R.N.

or to his sons 1 hereby revoke and annul it in favour of Captain Seymour or his sons, and give them to Anne Sessons, alias Spencer, alias Sheldon, finding my relations only likely to CbdicTe1 bequeaths 700 yearly rent-charge upon his settled estates in the county of Suffolk, and parishes of Lnmbeg county of Antrim, Ireland, to Ladv Straehan, which he had given in his will to his wife, the Marchioness. In consequence of my wife having re ceived very large sums from the estates ot tho late Duke of Queensbury, I revoke the above annuity of 700 a year over and above the jointure of 3,000 a year under family settlements." Codicil 9. 5,000 to the Hon. John II. King, who witnessed the above as a mark of regard and I 12 dozen 8 Pipes I 0 4 6 0 16 ox.

0 TobaccaMfQ 6 0 9 3 cane 3 4 3 6 I pfoq 3 4 0 0 2 niq. 3 8 0 0 ed at Is to 2s per qr below former rates red Silesian of 61s to 63lbs was obtainable at 46s to 48s, and fine white at 50s to S2s pcrqr free on board. From Hamburgh we have advices of 9th Aug. Yellow Silesian, weighing 59Jlbs had been sold at 37s. ordinary Magdeburg and Snxnny of similar weight, nt Oatmeal.

Wheat Wh. 1 1 Tied 1 1 Barley 7 7 Potato 7 Flour 1st 21 17 SnnT. 4 0 7 0 AiB ad, and some interior Marks and Magdeburg ot to 5oj lbs. at 3()a to 32s per qr free on board. tents of this book, if I had known what business or design Mr, Sherlock was in last night I would have stuck him before he left the room, and I would do the sauie if I knew who brought him." The deccasedlingered at the Infirmary (or several days, when she died, having before her death "iven an account of the administration of the powders by her husband, similar to that which sho had already given to Mr.

Sherlock in his presence. On aposiS morton examination the body presented all the appearances that usually result from poisoning by arsenic, and on boiling the stomach and intestines, in distilled water, ar.d analysing the contents, arsenic was produced in the solid form, and in such quantities as to leave no doubt, that her death had been caused by the administration of that drug. The prisoner was four.d guilty. Lord Denman passed sentence of death on the prisoner, in a brief and very solemn address, holding, out to him no hope of CiiarsydozA 0 3 0 Siigar, refineO 9i 0 10 Butter, scale 0 7 0 0 LONDON MARKETS. 4th 12 Butter.

freskO 7-09 Bran 7 CORN-EXCHANGE, Monday, Aug. 15. The supplies of English Wheat are moderate, and we have about 1000 qrs. ofj Beef 0 5 07 Potatoes 1 Firkin Butt.72 Mutton 0 6 0 7 Ashes. Pot 28 Pearl 32 84th Lieut Bamford, from 73d toot, to be Lieut vice Skurray, exchanges.

85th Brevet Major Power to be Major, by purchase, vice Hunt, promoted Lieut A Grant tn be Capt by purchase, vice Power Ensign Lethbridge to be Lieut by purchase, vice Grant Lord Lang-ford to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Lethbridge. 86th Lient II Powell, from half-pay 7th Light Dragoons, to be Lieut vice Phipps, appointed to 37ih Ensign Creagh to be Lieut by purchase, vice Powell, retires Mathews, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Creagh. 89th Lieut A Gaussen, from the 10th Foot, to be Lieut vice Patterson, exchanges. 98th Ensign Young, from Foot, to be Ensign, vice Allgood, whose appointment has been cancelled. Rifle Brigade Capt A Henderson to be Major, by Veal 0 5 0 6k Ham, dn 6i 0 0 2" 0 3 Vealdo 0 5 0 Salmon 0 6-0 8 0 13 0 13 0 8 08 8 0 0 0 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 7 I 0 0 6 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 74 6 0 0 0 0 0 6 32 0 33 0 33 0 44 0 0 6 2 6 2 0 10 07 friendship.

Dowager Countess nawaruen, xo.uuu. Codicil IL "I revoke any benefit or advantage by any former codicil to G. Seymour, or his son or heirs, his family having displeased me, and I reduce the legacy to Horace Seymour one-half, from ten to five thousand pounds. I revoke my appointment of Sir Robert Peel and r-i. r-nnlm as mv executors, and every legacy left to new w.neat.

Although tne traae remains depressed we have had a fair business doing, both in English and Foreign, and our millers took tho new Wheat freely at 56s to 60s per qr. for red, and 60s to 64s per qr. for white. The old English Wheat sells slowly at decline of Is to 2s per qr. since this day week, hut for free Foreign Wheat the rates of Friday are about maintained.

The market is very dull for Flour, and prices Is per sack lower. We have a limited business doing in Barley, Beans, and Peas, and have no nltoration to note in the value. With moderate arrivals of Oats, wo have some improvement in the demai.d, at fully the prices of this day week. Wheat, English 54s to 66s trisli 50s to 59s Rye 34a to 38s Barley, English 26s to 33s Irish 23s to 25s; Malt50s to 63s Oats, English 23s to 26s; Irish 16s to 23s Scotch 22s to 26s Beans 32s to 44s Peas 33s to 39s per qr. Flour 45s to 59s Trout 0 4 0 0 0 0 00 The fifth annual meeting of the Ballinderry Temperance Society was held on the evening of Wednesday, the 3rd instant, in the large storehouse of Mr.

Robert Patterson, Rnllvmncrevin. The meeting was, as usual, very numer- ously and respectably attended, upwards of 200 persons 10 Sicily 1 1 Rus. Sugar, scale58 Lead, sheet 21 Pi'eccs24 Starch, bl. 36 Grocers ...31 Soap, brownUl white 32 Bacon 40 Dry Hams 56 Hay 1 Srraio I Boiling PeaslO Beans 7 purchase, vice Warren, retires Lieut A Horsford to be Captain, by purchase, vice Henderson Second Lieut being present, including a large numoer oi me iair he. A (W rpa had been served, the Itev.

William Ellis, Moravi per 280 fts. Price of Foreign Grain and Flour in Bond-Wheat per qr. Dan'tzic 48s to 56s Hamburgh 44s to 48s Barley 20s to 21s Oats 14s to 21s Beans 22s to 24s Peas 23s to 27s Flour per brl. American 24s to 25s Baltic 24s. AMUVALS OF GRAIN DURING THE WEEK.

Wheat English 5173 Irish Scot ch 88; Foreign an minister, one of the patrons of the society, was called to the chair, and the meeting was then addressed by the Rev. H. Leebody, of Ballinderry, and Mr. Robert Addison, a young man of promising talent. The eloquent and appropriate addresses of both these gentlemen were listened to with profound attention throughout.

Before the conclusion nf the meeting, the Rev. chairman rose, and evidently past in that satisfied tone in which a Minister cannot but speak of his own handiwork, even when his words are defined for delivery by a Royal mouth and on tlio future it preserves the cautious silence characteris. tic of all such compositions, and not likely to be in. fringed upon for the first time by Sir Bobert Peel The speech with which her Majesty opens Parliament does, indeed, occasionally throw light, though not of a very dazzling character, on tho determinations of Ministers. The programme of the session, which is wont more or less to afford, furnishes a legitimatB occasion lor speculation on its purport and consequences, as translated into plain practical English.

But from tho closing speech, the only office of which is to shut the door and wish good night to congratulate tho House on the termination, and to thank them for the intensity of their labours inform the nation that we are at peace, and briefly to notico the existence of such phe. jiomcna of the day as aro most irresistably obvious to tlio eyes and cars of the public from this composition it would indeed be unfair aud unwise to expect any disclosures of future policy disclosures-which would be simply hurtful, without any appearance or prospect of any compensating advantage. One or two points wo aro glad to notice: the me. rited eulogium on the exploits of Sir R. Sale, whose truly English heroism has most nobly earned all the honours that the Queen or Parliament are likely to award him; and the pointed and well toned acknow.

ledgment of that early and abundant harvest which has been so remarkably vouchsafed to our need, and any failure in which might have involved us in so terrible evils. "We must say that the words which Sir Peel has put into tho Queen's month on this last bead contrast rather favourably with the close of his own speech on "Wednesday evening a peroration which would have sounded admirably in the mouth of a Gicero or Pericles, whose highest aspirations would be aimed at posthumous fame, and who accordingly might well he expeet-od in their higher fVghtsof feeling to confine themselves to that topic, but which fell with a rather cold incompleteness irom the lips of a Christian Statesman of i.i.rii and unblemished character, to whose mind one ijS gallon. Whiskey, Belt 0 6 6 Ncwin'Bondl 5 0 0 Old do 3 0 46 New duty pd.7 0-73 Old do 7 9-10 0 Malt 8 6 10 0 020 0 14 015 0 Brandy 36 0 42 0 Oil, cod 2 10 0 0 linseed 3 2 2 10 pale sea3 3 3 3 Ref.ShetlandO 0 0 0 Olioe 4 6-00 Timber, foot. Yellow Pine I 3 1 4 Red 1 11-2 0 Memel 2 4.12 5 Dantzic 2 3" 2 4 Oak 2 42 8 Black Birch 13 18 Laths, HO, either, and appoint Spencer Horsay de Horsay, to whom I Rive'30(10 for his Codicil i2.bequeaths to his three wards, tho daughters of Sir Rirhard and Lady Strachan, 20,000 each, and to Lady Strachan all stock he may die possessed' of in the funds. Codicil 14 bequeaths to his valet, Suisse, 4i0U0.

lo Charlotte L. Strachan, one of the above wards, "over and above other bequests, 15,000." Codicil 15 gives Lord Lowther. Sir Edumund Antro-bus and Edward Marjoribanks, 10,000 over and above lega'ey-tax, in trust to be laid out for the sole benefit of his ward, Matilda Strachan, now Countess of Bertholt. Codicil 16" I bequeath, over and above all other legacies, the sum of 20,000 to each of my three wards, Matilda L. Countess of Bertholt, Carloite and Louisa Strachan, out of my ptrsonal estate or funded property." Codicil 17 Lady Strachan having formed a connection that is displeasing to he orders the name of Lady Strachan to be erased, and that of Anne Sessons to be substituted in a document wherein he bequeaths to her, besides his plate at Coutfs, 20,000 francs and 50,000 ure LnniMona Bonds, in two on condition that 23591 qrs Bahlbv, English 928; Foreign 530; Irish Scotch 0 qrs Oats, English 170.5; Foreign 13388; Irish contending with feelings of deep sorrow, made his farewell speech to the society, he Deing on tne eve ot nis uepanure 6627 Scotch 0 qrs Beans, English 306 Foreign 3148 Scotch Oqrs -Peas, English 875 Foreign 3148 Irish lor ljondoi), where be nas oeen cauea away oy me aumur-ities of his church.

Mr Ellis having then been removed from the chair, and Mr. Ltebody called thereto, a motion was made and unanimously agreed to, expressive of the 0 Scotch 0 qrs Flouk, English 4556 Irish 0 Scotch 0 Foreign 1676 sacks and 9367 brls. COMPARATIVE PRICES OF GRAIN. riarniilge to oe ruse lieui uy viuu nuio-ford A Webster, to be Second Lieut by purchase, vice Uardinge. Unattached Major Hunt, from the 85th Foot, to be Lieut-Col by purchase, vice Lieut-Gen A Johnson, retires Lieut Harvey, from 17th Foot, to be Capt without purchase.

Staff Major Archer, half-pay Unattached, to be Deputy Quartermaster-General in the Leeward and Windward Islands (with the rank of Lieut-Col in the Army), vice Tyler, deceased. Brevet Captain A Gammell, of 43d Foot, to be Major in the Army. The undermentioned Cadets of the Hon East India Company's service to have the local and temporary rank of Ensign during the period of their being placed under the command of Lieut-Colonel Sir Frederick Smith, ot the Royal Engineers, at Chatham, for field instructions, in the art of sapping and mining: Wra Chapman, Hodgson, Wm Dickinson. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, AUG. 2.

Corps of Royal Engineers Brevet-Major Matson to be Brigade-Major to Ihe Corps, vice Eilicombe, removed as a General Officer. Pigs, ip" 1201b. PrimeFurm.SM 0 32 25 0 30 Jobbers' best 0 0 0 Second ditto 0 0 0 Salt Skins 25 0 30 Horsey lade 5 6 7 Hides, cow 35 0 40 Beef 35 0 60 deep regret felt by the meeting at the departure ot Mr. Ellis, and returning him the warmest thanks of the society Weekly averages by the imp qr. from the Gazette of Fri I Averages from the correspond ing Gazette in tho last year I Friday, Aug.

13, 1841. the many faithful and efficient labours in the causa of day last, Aug. 13, iS. temperance for the last tour years, remaps, inaeea, no expression of thanks was ever better merited than for whatsoever good thing the hand of Mr. EIHb found to do, whether as a promoter of temperance, a preacher of the she destrovs a picture in one ot tne pareeis netore one or 4 feet ceilina 1 3 1 8 ifeet slating 2 0 2 4.

6 feet ceilina 2 6 3 0 s. d. I 1 3 27 6 20 6 35 34 I 32 11 R. d. Wheat 70 5 Barley 34 6 Oats 23 9 Rye 35 II Beans 41 5 Peas 44 5 Oats Rye Beans Peas I4ih.

Potatoes 0 2 0 Oatmeal 1 7-1 161b. 7 0 0 dozen. Eggs 0 5 0 Fresh IterringsQ 6 0 Barrel. Salt herrsJ2 0 18 Mess Pork 50 0 56 Ofeet slating 4 0 46 Slates, ton. Imperial 6S 0 S70 0 Queen TonsoO 0 52 6 m.

Countesses 90 0 92 0 42 6 45 0 Provision Market, Monday, Aug. 15. The arrivals Inst week from Ireland were 4158 firkins Butter, and 503 bales Bacon and from Foreign ports 4442 casks Butter. gospel, or a visitor of the sick and afflicted, to whom (in 'company with bis amiable and accomplished lady)' he often dispensed medicine, he has done it with all his might, during the four years he has been a resident of Ballinderry. It is to be hoped that the committee, notwithstanding th eloss of Mr.

E. will still be able to cany forward the great and good work they have in hand, and that the young persons of Bal-linderry whose fathers and grandfathers, (many of whom still survive) were so famous for their chivalrous and enthusiastic lovaltv in tire troubles of 1796, may be their equals his executors; The house in the Regent Park he now bequeaths to Charlotte L. Strachan, on condition that she marries an and that she lets her mother (should she become a widow, or live apart from her husband, Philip Pisolhlis) reside in it during her life. Codicil 18 revokes all bequests to Louisa Strachan, now Marchioness of Snlsai Codicil 19-gives Ann Sessons, calling herself Spencer, 5,000 ready money to begin with before she gets to Birmingham." Codicil 22. In case my ward, Charlotte Strachan, should decline passing the remainder of her nonage with either her mother or her young husband, I bequeath to either my cousin, Elizabeth or to Lady Louisa Kilderbeck Horsay, with whichever she chooses in l.orsplf.

and is willing to take charge of her, as WOUld nope a somuwiiai. iiiiici unu "iun ii; nrescnted itself. Such a person, one might Coals, 15s 0 12 have fairly hoped, when excited by the feelings of in obedience to the laws, and love to their rightful sovereign, The Butter market who quiet during the past week, tho business transacted was chiefly confined to the best descriptions, and where wiles were made it was at a reduction of Is to 2s perewt. under our quotations of Inst Monday. We quote Cnrlow 80s to 84s Cork 77s to 70s Wateribrd 79s to 81s; Limerirk 76s to 77s; best Dutch 100s per cwt.

landed The Bicnn market also flat for the general descriptions, anything really prime and mild cured is much sought after and brings a long price but other descriptions are difficult of side, except nt lower rates. We quote prices 40s to 5 is landed. Prime bladdered Lard is in demand, and worth 63s to 64s landed. STOCK. At this season of the year, when all nature is assuming new life, and fresh energies appenr to enter the human frame at the prospect, of returning summer, we know of no greater drawback to our enjoyment, than the customary return of those seasonable afflictions.

Corns ami Bunions. Few indcedtliere are y-ho have not been, at some time, sufferers by time tormenting evils we do know, however, that the uunfrer. isjnmjrf less than formerly, owing to the astonishing cure.sTH&re3 by the extended use of Paul's Every Max's Fpenliem our present object is to point out to those imaatfiitwttTf the good results of this application, that btjUrthey will certainly ucquire not only ease to their feeLjiraUfoni personal experience of its undoubted efficnoy. tluy Sfl derive as perfeot and ns permanent a cure as thojitffi no such disorder had ever ii, Tim remedv is simnle. and consists merely of Scotch Malting 0 0 0 0 0 20 6 Od.

0 6 0 0 0 0d. -pton. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 14 0 17 18 0 5 15 Cardiff Iron, 6 5 0 7 English Nailrod Hoops 10 10 0 10 0 0 and through the instrumentality of the society, then superiors in temperance and such other virtues as exult humanity. One peculiarity was observeable at the late meeting instead of fruits and oiber supeifhiities being served as on former occasions, the overplus money was reserved for the poor. Tlie meeting quietly separated at a quarter to ten o'clock, all apparently ivell pleased with their evening's entertain.

ment A Correspondentr Landlord and Tensnt General Sir Frederick Trench, c.H. and m.p. on Wednesday last gave his annual dinner to his county Roscommon tenantry at his seat, Moyvannon Castle. At one o'clock about 100 of as well-clad, comfortable, and contented-looking tenantry as any BACON. Stock.

Delivered. 5890 2850 IS lilt) 3030 Os. BUTTER. Stock. Delivered.

13290 4.510 29730 4650 I p-120 Deals, American 12x9x3 13 10s Od. 15 1 84! 1 842 1 114 1 1042 11 0 12 10 a plaister spread on the softest kid leather, and renewed as occasion may require, and but few are necessary to rid the victim of alf his ptihis. They may be obtained of any respectable Chemist or Medicine Vender in the kingdom, and at so rensnnaWe a price that tho poorest person has it in his power an dinkfi off this Dainful and increasing growth. The plaister 8x9x3 10 0 0 Battens 12x7x3 11 10 0 Memel Pipe Staves 15 0 0 -Deals 0 0 Gi 0 7dffoet London Tallow Market. Monday, Aug.

15. There is a trifling alteration in the quotations of this morning, in consequence of the continued falling off in the deliveries and this is attributable in some degree to the very hot weather, which prevents tho trade working to tho extent required. The ad-vicei from St. Petersburg!) are of tb unins kind as those received for several weeks past. Town Tallow is 46s 6d to 47s net cash.

the moment to speaK ot inuei ms aim ami aspirations hopes and ambition would be a shade less pointedly exclusive less scrupulously modest," as Lord Palmerston would perhaps word it in his 'announcement of his own motives. We do not for a rnent helieve that the hope of fame is the only or the highest object by which Sir Peel is actuated "Why should ho assert it lo be so? Is it to classical associations, or to Parliamentary that this form of expression is accommodated Let us assure him, that if he had risen into a contempt both of one and'the other, and spoken frankly and freely the best feelings of his own heart, ho has power enough to niise a personal enthusiasm for himself, among persons who have now only had an opportunity ot admiring the turn of his sentences. -m 15ut to return to tho Queen speech. The notico of 4ftebanistan, well-judged as it is, not remark-ably calculated to gratify the curiosity of the world as to the future policy of our Indian Government. On the -tate of our manufactures, we have an expression of modified hope.

On Americaon Syriaon China on the commercial movements of Prussia and trance a silence deep and absolute. We are far from blam-ivs this. It has ever been considered the disadvantage of a democratical or constitutional- form of Government, that secrecy, and therefore confidential wiih foreign States, became impossible Nor is sold in Boxes, at Is ijd each or, in large boxes, containing three small ones, for 2s 9d. Bo sure to nsk for "Paul's every Man's Friend." which is printed on the Government stamp. (See WEIGHT OF BREAD: Belfast Public Bakery Is.

Loaf, Clb. Danegall-strect Bakery, (B. Hughes's) Loaf, 6J4. Second quality, 0U Loaf, 46. estatfl in Ireland, or, we suspect England either could boast sat down to a most substantial dinner.

After dinner the health of the Queen and Sir Frederick were drunk with enthusiasm by as loyal subjects and as grateful tenantry as are to be found in her Majesty's dominions. FAIUS FOB THE ENSUING WEEK. Mondav, Aug-. 22-Croigbilly, co. Antrim Carndonngh, All enpm de hted wltft tne aay sport, ami uenaruni giv FRUrT-Gonsehcrries'Zd Currants 2i per quart; Clierrks i'l Grapes Is Qdto 2sperll.

Plmnbsand Damsons Ssp.r dot. Plumbs 2d; Damsons lfcl per dozen Applei 3s 3'i to 9s ing three cheers for, wishing long life, health, and prosperity to, one of the best landlords in Ireland Alhlone Rumtlllan, co. Donegal Moneymore, Co. Uerry Stragowna, Lisnarrick, co. Fermanagh Blacklion, fchercock, Virginia, co.

M40 1841 1842 Casks. Casks. Casks. IW54 13646 17583 1130 2nll0 P-'52 8783 13447 9773 445 2336 705 4274 8965 8 6S 1830 Casks. Stock this day 5327 Delivered last 1402 Do.

from June 1st 149116 Arrived last week 153 Do. from June 1st 98i2 Cuvan Fintons, oo. Tyrone Tuesday, Zd Miltord, co. bentinel. per cwt.

dit'o 2d to 3d per dozen Pears 4s bd to ys pe ditto to per dozen. VEGETABLE! Melon Melancholy Beathbv ubovvning. nun regret we t-l Donegat Wednesday, 24 Bushmills, eo. Antrim -Bally- Price of Y. C.

Tallow 1839, 52s 6d to 52s 9d 184 51s nass, eo. Donegal-Castlecanlfjeld, co, '1 yronc-Ucrrygonnely, Is to2 eacli; Pomfrel CalMes Sd Turnipsid; L-ttucss itl lozen Parsley 6J per bxslcet Green Peas Beans 2d pS Gd to 52s Oil 1841. 6d to 49 9J 1842, 48s 0d to 48s yd. co. Fermanagh Killyshandra, Rcdhill, co.

Cavnn lj- many times 500 as calendar months may remain between my death and Charlotte's full age: but it is my wish and opinion that the time would be better passed under her mother's roof, but I fear reasons and intentions, whioh LadyStrachan's infatuation render her blind misht make such residence very unadvisable." If Lady Strachan agrees to this arrangement, he givis her 5,000 over and above all other bequests but if she contests and disputes it for the spnee-of one week, then this codicil revokes all former legacies to her one-half." Codicil 23. To Charlotte Strachan, if she marries an English subject, his mother's diamond buckle, and earrings, on condition that she offers them to Lord Yarmouth, in case he likes to pay 10,000 to her trustees, to be laid out for her use, independent of her husband. In one codicil he says that he leaves his bequests to all the women to be like those of the Duke of Queens-bury, not subject in any- way to the control of their Codicil 24' bequeaths to Charlotte Strachan all stock or money that he should die possessed of in the funds called Monte dp Mifano, which is between twenty or thirty thousand pounds sterling. To Countess 7,000. To John W.

5,000. To the medical attend ant al the time of his deuth, 3,000. To Suisse, the valet, 3,000. Codicil 20 He gives 10,600 in eertain bequests to servants. Half, in the first place, nnmely, 8,000 he bequeaths to his head Suisse (in addition to alHhe other legacies), whom he styles an excellent man.

1 000 to his cook, not because he thinks he is not deserving' of more, but because he has made a good deal in his service. His- coachman and another servant are then mentioned (or a handsome gift, and the remainder is to be divided at the executors' pleasure to others who may have cla'ms, and next to those who have slept under his roof, or been abroad with him. 200 he gives to his housekeeper at with an annuity of 60. To Rebecca Cole, in charge of the villa in the Regent's-park, the same. He also gives the servants who were with him as Lord Yarmouth three years' wages, and those who' have been with him.

Codicil 27. He had lormerly given two parcels, con. 104 Austrian bonds of 1,000 florins each, to Countess Bertholt, he confirms said disposition, and adds quart. davenot, eo. Monaghiini ThOhsday, 25 -Bullyboley, townoutiningham, Donegal Clones, oo.

ilonaghnn- THE MOON. Full Moon. Sunday, 21sr Aug. 50 mitt, past 1 morn. Last Quarter, Monday.

29lk Aug 25 m. past 3, morn, New Moon, Sunday, 4lh Sept. 52 m. past 9 even. First Quarter, Sunday, 1 Ith Sept.

35 m. past 3 eueii. Ditto of Town-1839, 54s Od to Os Od 1840, 5ds Od to Oe; 1841, 52s 6d; 1842, 49s. London Smitiifield Cattle Market, Monday, Aug. 15 -The supply of Bensts being on the increase, and the weather very unfavourable to slaughtering, the Reef trade was unusually heavy, nnd the prices suffered a depression of 2d per 61b.

nnd large" numbers left the market unsold. The supply of Sheep was again extensive, while the enquiry for them was heavy, nnd the rates had a downward tendency. Lnmbs were a mere drug, and their rotes were quite 4d per 81b. beneath those on Friday last. In Pigs little was doing.

PER 8 ft)8. SINKING TUB OFFAL. oo. Fermanagh Magherafelt, co. Derry.

Friday, 26 Ahoehilk co- Antrim Banbridgc, Saititfield, Warrenpoint, D'own-Carnteel, Carrickmore, Dunaghy, co. Tyrone Crosadoney, Tullyvin, oo. Cnvan-Donagb, Monea, co. Fer-managh-Killilea, Co. Armagh-Port, co.

27 Castledawaon. co. Derry Dunemana, co. Tyrone Ncwbliss.co. Monaghon Monnthamilton, oo.

Armagh Ra-pboe, co. Donegal. have to announce the neatn oy drowning or uumi uauus Esq. Batrister.at-Law, and Seneschal of Castlo-eomer. He arrived from Castlecomer on Thursday afternoon, where he had been leaving his lady and two children on a visit with his father.

In the course of the between seven and eight o'clock, he was walking in company with bis brother-in-law and Mr M'Mullen, when they met Mr Hamilton, of James's-street, who had a small row-boat on the mill-pond of the Mount Brown Distillery. The boat was moored towards the centre, and a line with a grappling-iron was used by Mr Hamilton to bring her to land. The line slipped out. of his hand, and Mr Maunsell went in after it. 'He removed it, and was swimming to the shore, when his feet became entangled in the weeds.

The deceased in an instant divested himself of his coat, and went to the assistance of Mr. Maunsell. The boat being near them both caught hold of it, and it immediately capsized. Mr Maunsell held on, and Mr resumed his swimming to the shore, when, on reacli- HIGH WATER MORN. EVEN SUN.

risks, sets. 9 55 10 4 43 7 1 ire we anxious to see our own Ministry, who are put in charge of England's interests because England trusts them, sacrifice those interests in order to gratify public curiosity or justify themselves. Yet in our own proper department we must lament that this necessary reserve upon all present and future topics leaves us little else to do than to espress our acquiescence in a great deal that could bo controverted to vih a speedy fulfilment to the hopeful predictions and an ample effect to the good advice with which the Royal farewell closes. We roav perhaps be allowed to add our own hearty eood.by'Mo Sir R. Peel's first Parliament a Parliament which, to do it justice, in spite of that proportion of wasps, and geese, and foxes-of ill-humour, of folly, coiPmtPw Rt and tediousness which it, like all other r.

(1. 10 35 11 8 10 3a MOON. m.MBs. sets, 6a42 2a41 6 55 3 5.5 7 6 58 7 15 20 7 25 7 32 7 36 8 43 7 4St 1 32 AUGUST. Friday 19 Sit.

20 Sun. 21 Mon. 22 Tucs. 23 Wed. 24 Prime Course Wool- fl- d.

ltd Sheep 4 0 to Prime South Down Sheep 4 4 TJirge eo.me 3 8 Large Hoga 4 0 4 Coarse and Inferior n. ri-Bcasta 3 2 to 3 Prime Urge 3 10 4 0 Prime Scots, 4 2 4 4 Coarse nnd Inferior Sheep 3 4 4 0 10 11 II 0 0 I 4 50 7 4 51 7 4 53 7 4 55 7 4 56 7 4 58 7 n.i 49 A 4 0 19 0 49 Tliurs. 25 LIVERPOOL. MARKETS. lo find the time of High Water at the following Port, apply the underneath corrections to the Tides at Belfast.

CORN-EXCHANGE, Tuhsoay, Aug. 16. The arri vals of Foreign Wlient are still ratber liberal, and of Flour from Canada we have ngnin to note a fair supply, with a few further parcels of Peas and Oatmeal thenco. and 2112 qrs. of Beaumaris subtract 01.

34i. representative bodies, is bound by its very constitution' Bristol 3 45 0 20 Egyptian Beans; but except 201 a narrcia rionr, no produce from tho United States, and little either coastwise or from add OA. 55 2 45 0 45 25 0 40 0 45 0 5 Donaghadee Glasgow Greonuck Liverpool Portsmouth Newry Wnrrannnlnt REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TllAOK DURING THE PAST WEEK. Ahridgedfrom the Mark-lane Express of Monday, Aug. 15.

Harvest operations have sr.ff.ired little or no interruption since our last, for though partial showers have fallen in the country, they have been succeeded by drying breezes and nowerfiil sunshine; the rnin has, therefore, been productive far more benefit than injury. Reaping has now become zeneral in nil the countries South of the river Humber, and a considerable proportion of the crops has already been safely got into the staok-vards in as fine order ns could possibly be desired further North, cutting has been partially com- mTlietrnde in grain has remained in an extremely depressed state and the value of Wheat has suffered a further decline lit many of the leading provincial markets. At Liverpool, on Tuesday, rather an extensive business was done in fresh qualities of Bidtio Wheat at an abatement of 3d, whilst Mediterranean kinds were saleable at 4d tobd per70lbs. below the currency of I hat day se'iinight. At Leeds, on Tuesday, the show of English Wheat was more than adequate to the deinnnd, and the few lots disposed of were ported with at an abatement of 2s to 3s per The Wakefield market was well supplied with Wheat on Fn Ireland since this day se'nnigbt.

Favoured by a continuance Drogheda Holyhead Bay Londonderry Plymouth Watcrford Wexford of admirably fine weather, Harvest in tins circle ot tlie country 1 0 5 0 5 25 5 10 3 30 same body of weeds from which he had extricated his friend, his legs became entangled. On seeing the situation of Mr Edge, Mr M'MuiUn rushed into the water with an oar, bnt before he could reach him he had sunk to I rise no more. In the meantime Mr Maunsell held on the boat, and somo persons passing succeeded in rescuing him from his perilous situation. Drags were procured, but Ihe body of Mr Edge was not recovered for nearly forty minutes. Dr Madden, of James's street, and some medical gentlemen from Stevens's Hospital were speedily in requisition, and every available means was tried to restore animation, but in vain.

An inquest was held npon the body on Saturday by Sir Brady, and after a patient inquiry a verdict was returned of Accidental death bv drowning." The lamented deceased was in the of his age, and has left a widow and two children to lament the loss of an affectionate husband and kind father. '0 000. To Charlotte L. Strachan, il.UUUj to J. v.

Crokei- 9,000, besides all other legacies to Suisse Codicil 29. To all his servants indiscriminately, one year's and board wages, over and above what he btim, Tn his courier. 1.500 to Suisse 11 is now general. The display of Foreign Wheat nnd Flour this mnrning. has been increased by the largo amount of duties paid, and the determination of importers to clear the stocks out of 0 bond before Friduy next, have deterred buyers trom purchasing more than is needful to serve their immediate wants, both thens nrticles have met a very limited demand, the former re to contain in spuo ui .6..

-casional quarrelling, its long speeches and useless committees-has managed, under tho auspices of its leader, to get through as much important work as it has been the lot of any Par'lisment and a half to deal with since that body received its final perfection in Lord John Russell's Reform Bill. The subscription which has been set on foot at Edin-burgh for the sister of Burns tho poet, Mrs. Begg, who has been some time in very necessitous circumstances, al-ready amounts to 200. Her Majesty presen ed 50, ami Barry Cornwall, Mr. Macready, the Duke of Suther-land, and Professor Wilson, other sums.

ceding in value rather below the rates of this day week, and iiELFAST: Printed apd Published by Alexandeb Mackai, Mount-Collyer Park, and David Murray, VS' street, at thir Printing-Office No. 10, Bridgc-street. Friday, August 19, 1S42. (again), to Charlotte Countess of Zirley Ferraris, to Matilda Countess Bertholt, 5,000, to Countess Emanuel de Zirley, over and above all other bequests and legacies, all goods and chattels, plate, linen, and money at his banker's, horses, carriages, that ho may die possessed of at Milan or in Lombardy, on con rcdtioing that Of the latter is per 111 1. 1 no pi ices or uaricy.

Malt, Beans, and Pens are scarcely ascertainable. A small parc6lof Irish new Oats in to-day, realized 3s Id per.