The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-23 00:00:00

a l party had oolleoted a mob for the pupa of hear wealth the streets the black and yaw las law p a rs of the home of Hapsburg. The mak alias nes that sharivarie were made ander the violins cif lie loaders of the reactionary party by the "Osemase mo d a distortion.. sassed. The reeds wise II& w ooly cleared at 11 o'clock pm., _ without any Mg swwwiae sors. The black and yellow flog is a jest oi w w of hatred, as it has invariably for several cosio Wes led the Austrian armies to the debasement el COMM lillte l Y- Fres Hungary we have news of the INeeteedell the Natimal Assembly at Path of UMW hp& w ow as be sent here, not to the Emperor, but le ft. Itilisesl Ateembly. They are to arrive to-ildireW. An wi s k a Stephen hoe determined to take the sem mai of the Hungarian army ; and he has gees with Basis and Passel to meet the Croatians. 191 now tk a daisy of the Hungarian army have been worse and Irene. Telecky, one of the generals, turned ta ws, and has joined Jellachich. The Hungarian wa y have retired to Wes:prim. Des Carlos has arrived at 'Mate. Toe V Vises* papers are carrying on a Do ag the responsibility or non-yespoesi buy a t sovereign of the Austrian empire. The &mew s, ridiculing the old established principle, t h a t a constitutional monarch should not be held ran sposesible for the acts of his ministers, maintain that catotitation is merely:a contract which two parties, the people and the prince, agree and swear to up inid that that contract cannot be held mutually w a d* unless both parties be responsible for any violation of it. They demand, therefore, that as the r i aw may dismiss ministers who give him bad w hist, be should be made accountable for any act sgsiast the letter or spirit of the constitution. The pars co ostitutionaliss triumphantly refer to the re test aim of the Vicar of the Empire and to the mani la s vgs which would have arisen 'had his imperial weer been responsible ruler, inasmuch as the first vets Stir National Assembly denouncing the truce wits Denmark would have compelled him in honour sad is seacisaos to abdicate. It is certain, how ever, that the ultra democrats in Vienna are daily w aw arieg in numbers, and that they will not be de terred from the advocacy of their principles by being told that the non-responsibility of a sovereign is a mussel constitutional priaciple is recognised by all dis aligijurists. ka ansissise Oseirreichiscie Zsillasgol the 10th salakeasernepesdase from Trieste, dated Bept.l2,in shish it is minted that the vexatious vogs of the Sardinian admiral, with respect to Trieste, had thir origin not so much in the war between Charles Albert sad the Emperor Ferdinand as in the oom mmelalieeleari and rivalry of the Genoees—a jealousy whisk is - of old standing, and which has been much islessei state by the alleged superior advantages of Tilde he the transmission of the overland Indian mil It appears that Albini is resolved to preserve Yaks from a blockade, and that the Venetian fleet is anchored in the internal canals of the insulated city. The people of 'Priests are rejoicing at the circumstance that their !amend yelsin'ge see (a compound even more &Balt to trsoslate pithily than Homer's famous one) is again open to their vessels. Nevertheless, it is sated in some of the Austrian journals, that a barque which sailed from that port for Venice, was not al lowed by the Austrian squadron to proceed to its intimation. The Emperor has granted an amnesty to all the =orpt the leaders, implicated in the late at Props. The psatss excitement and alum prevail in Pesth, kin erldok the dates are of the 14th. The streets me constantly crowded, and the house of representa tives dariag the debates or deliberations (whisk are held irr=l) , is thronged with spesteites. lemseth ye great firmness, and seems kr the wordis de . The Emperor of Austria mowed as the worst enemy of the ling of awry —that is himself--and even the Aiike Stephen has become unpopular. Meanwhile the cry of Hannibal ante portal may well be raised, for Jells &MA, now basking in the sunshine of " imperial, royal, and apostolic " favour, and stress in the MN time of his warlike followers, is still on the advents towards the Hungarian capital. Count Adam Walley has placed all his troops at the disposal of the Bann of Croatia. Letters from Arran of the 14th, date that the Croatian army had arrived onwards at Eanitscha. Letters of the Bad of Sept., in the Armes Gaud% from Wel, the seems of the Servian war, near Perim, describe the recapture of the latter town by the See • wit h the low to the Hungarians of 600 men aml sight cannon. PRUSSIA.—The Berlin papers of the 20th have smelted us. The following list of ministers was cis. elating in well-informed political circles :—Von Beim, president of the council ; Yon Beckeralll, It beim ; Meviseen, commerce ; Eichenann, pis war ; Pfuel, war; and Wenzel, justice. Me Mee, or rather too many, are mistimed for the wars al foreign affairs andlname. It was ofaciallyeauounced oa the 19th, in the constituent Assembly, that the negotiations for the formation of a ministry had not yet been brought to a close. The Assembly (which mot en that day, for the first time, in the concert Nom of the national theatre) elected Herr Grabow as its president, by a majority of 28 over Herr Philippe. Ent Court.. - BALMORAL, WEDNESDAY, SLPT. 20.—Her Majesty and Priam Alb" 1111811MplCied by the royal children, went am the hills ads m ginning in the neighbourhood of Mal awi& Twasaday Maier bar Majesty conferred the honour as my. Chaise Lyell, late president of the Sudety. Ils Chisestor ef the Exchequer has arrived at Nortanmelesbed, an • tint to Earl Grey. Empallehse mere smet cif yesterday evening from the Oiedel.effiee he the Governor of Caaada, sad also for Se leversees of the mime North Americas Provisoes. Tax STATE APARTMENTS AT WINDSOR CASTLE. —Nearly the;whols of the state rooms et the royal madame Wiadsor hare bons for some time pest (in coosequenca dike sztowire works souseeted with the hestinir of the htwior of the castle by nem of het air) aeomarsly eland le the peblie, The whole of those works having now bon smillele.d, the rooms will be throws epos: to the pails °I Rashly next. Visitors may obtain times. of shotholoo st hindsor, In , simply applying to Mr. Who% as the lhadweter Tower. (P*e• last al(hTs HaosaA) ADMIRALTY, Saar. 19. • Cols M loyal Iberia—TM Wowing pod ima to to Ms lift: A. C. Crtaaall, IttaClerskt Pritchard, C. W. t i t MZ. W. IA Haat, P. IL Newlin. 3. P. HavtorClV, SUDDEN DEATH OF LORD GEORGE BHNTINCK, X.P. We regret to elate that lest mein, at hell-put Voisa, the sulaseholy sus ef thY aeldema's pad deals. rooked the Masai of TleallelL et Ear ssertkoess, Caveadhlrepterr, woreaseatleg the elaiwasets Nish sr• pablishad Is the lispreso pimply. The INlMlRll aitatisa,lowersr,Si Noltblawbe aebisees~the pankalas bat wanly sealed SS Lard ftegge was so um • sonspeades Oa the lost Ma, however, faalsbed lhe Mbytes porthein : Wills et the Onus hes itetherfas, I gathered the 4 aseole "wk. piellselese lies several ladivideole sopa= egseeL T eay that a bis wake Aare ening at Vs Crows lea this ISOM ollk a hem mist r Beale the 4 30 cm ion troika le the earth. He sid be was going to Maher& to few 14.1 NAM Ilesthisk (who is shootieg is fMlmd) 43 the sails desk of his eider testier, •""' War lluollath. The stetseaset he se& wee this : MN, samosa land Gawp pleiliadst so =1:11le Mae Thoemby Pack, the sort of beletu din e s ed pedesteka, es set ea hot from Walsh to walk awes the lade to 7) ***l Pak, a Siam Si be ow el: ma • ass isms wet et the use thee despatehed with s Wee and glo te take thltirr a Sage of drew, fa, kr la lordship. n "wee did set awls et Timed" Park at the ap mN~ses Ink stheseepa *dries wore sale el the sorest le Ss Naas ef f2 hip Re roped Set behre be left Illassk be sew ids again the perk, mil eliar• s hew oe MTh" dm the tea, he abased ithe 'vase ia a k Swim skeet three miss ea the Ned. TS: rolled e ; sad as Ids leek* iY oral aeols, the swat &we bath Weis* le Nowlin ilasgsse be woused Naar ; bat dein d.I etch wr am lheLa re, be spin drove bale le Tlreeebragellt,Wilh4 a m trC ai lie s by 44 11•41444 mini No- ma 13 Si Ids eel eissimpeatly were thipaubsilawlessibeallimsteseseek nas heahlp. Ills owe serves seseeded rim the bot ri 04 %Ilea, sad ad. walking rem MMus he eaw, gem ti a pee, • loam bed, elieldied as the et be the 'Neel le awe that i r sissy Lad Gags tsar*. the Waal. S. eitersoarde be .10 wee eared r disk la • S aga ta d the mess who istod the WY ea ho u gh s* with • bore sad air to Rather teltised Idles haefes fir w he ordered. post hi sailewe Shp alslght to take ferward to W?lbeck it la la ere he 11110•111 arrive by 44,414 g• latelligence Si the scatrafal event * sew (1 pa.) pissed la this teem la the wialeve if the differeat " sews agents. The baguet will take plies is athiately. It way MI6 be alterreed that the deemed was a tall wan, et eumesiliag eggtheathe t hp es swath Webbed any op;= ei as irth thethethe. Naiad* Oar lathe thiedisk wee been Is P pi ef 2C Oaths the semi eas lee reeest Duke d she le sow is hh lid per t thegithr thbeieses d Major-Oeswsl 110% 241. 41 1 1% eider dew Vitalises Cassia'. 14 vas %Wirer Is the Moli zmw ei a lls e l=bllB dashes el Peeks/A to Nee* Notes, to Lady Howard dalffelien t =e Lady Curious Reshot, the irial et Mr. Daft. t the while H.P. he Meths. He bad sae mamenled eider. Led_ y Mary. Lard Gauge esa piebalds easeedes at Christ Chun*, alai seeped is airs width pees is the brigade of Guards, retired hen the silty with the rank of ark& Although itis sew dlllll yea twentplive years eines the deemed first Salmi the ithilitisal exhibited a warki4 i te tim e War Teeth of hie life ap- Leee to km ievamsb es his part. The dem, mad imbed the tried Ns, loaded meat he ewe bell wee that private to h 4 bias. the Might His. George Canning, when fist statesman wee pans mairrer. Csosises *pinks of Lent George was wup high. Is 1828 he wee thee Mined to parliareent for the borough e/ Lynn Regis, in Iffrotris, for whisk he his Waite is without interatption. His lordship voted for the Ids*e of the Reform Bill, but opposed ministers on the O details in commituis. Lord George reasained almost i t s ' e member until 84 R. Peel gam up protee bon in 1646. He then took Mr. Miles's place is leader of the anriettharel party, and motioned to make tome severe attack, on the late ministry up to the period of their expulsion from office on the Irish Assassination Bill, width he opposed. Hs. disputes with Lord Lendharet and the Rai et Ripen are, no doubt, still husk ia the resolleation of the reader, is are the other wisdoms is whisk he was an important weever daring the past seldom. His lordship differed with the majority_ of his party on the question of civil and religiose liberty. Re sup. period the Jewish Relief Bill and Mr. Wasea's Room Ca tholic Relief Bill. His vote as the fiat-mentkmed question was followed by his withdrawal tom the peetediesit leader ship. He aaaounced his intimate some dam sines of sup porde( the payment of the Reese. Whelks clergy by the hadowarre in Ireland. With the partmlue et hit turf career the public have os many bm been made tally sambaed. lie took a great interest in Add opera gene. rally, and some excellent mulattoes were sstblhhed at the =ram meetings in the kingdom' nadir his super- THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1848. grand jurors were milled over, and the IhkeirftLizez swats :- 11/shawl fella Lord Vbseemt ro mai r llea. Omnslius Melte He.. Pm* Ala& Nen. ISM* 'alga", MOM Link.ose Teeseeby , algid Nm, Alm " Pm " Gam. 111 " 1 " 1 Palaibaktrs Mq ll. Liestelldesei Ralph Peillseg. jagm Saheb Themes Z. !Mina_ Jail Thet, Ms Girded Wass Quin. AIM °nag' . • pis O'lleagber, Ilesed, _Bad 011oge Theme Lehr, Jamie lumina, end Id* Usill erniz 4 The Chief Jthtlee, addruslag the glom je6. Eleatlemen of the grand jury for the aimed that yes partielpaie el every penes who hem peem Ma u na, elmonsely at bout, to the Ned th at ilene he. new, after the lapse el hat • few deeds, oneestey to lease • eseamakee which Ye be. Jed nod to vow, .4 by whisk eke calls wpm bet ed. Pets to aid bar by mehemiag their duty in the Weidman of of the teledeal law of the lead. Des mein sat depiseable as wed. • mum wadi he woes e use deneeslensee,lt berme ea be the het digese dm we ham that Y.t lesesene has oddest* is Wises mid attemplailt seastitate the grime eleinen-a crime the Is that • setgetat i t Isola er a member of wn.mltg can comae-a is wham shwa is the betel desliuslieu of our Mel system. des Odovarsioa of al med. el and at %se m : sokno whisk ea remashis Wei ma Mew fag Slat it meet &Ale the sleilleg beam lime. di Slut it and igen the egenfry dt the Yam sod di de miser& of dell and meld war., deettasen. es I he. di** to the Omer epeeist ounselesies, in whisk de dead, Ember of the jurors whom I see lam are woes eiledi open to perform their dull(' in the mad et Jams. bra, I tank it bat het, end so far it is satiefeekry, to oic serve that the aims and outragts which formed the nbjest of your investigalion at that period, do sot appear to had any amezies, se he as I is ishemed, with the matters that will now be brought *der year eensideration ; epos the truantry, I have mesa to bike., and I do sheer* holm. that the drs stlminirratioa of the law under that commisten, and at the assizes which have sine% has been attended with the meat salutary effret r e, "s 6 well justified the hope of the restorltion of peace sad order in your county. Gentlemen, the mime of high treason is oas happily of such unusual thearrenes, and one with re's spelt towhich there are peculiar provisions that do cot belong to the investigation of other crimes and miledemes. non, that I think it my . duty, in order to mat yen in the discharge yours, to point out to you the peculisrs of the law a dative to that charge, inorder that you may regulate yoltir course aeserdingly, and say in what way the evidence which Is to be laid before you is to be applied when you gems to consider it; but in the first Weems, la order to make thus obeervatione upon the nature Sad Wane el the pry wiediags perfectly intelligible, I think it my duty te gins yes a general, and a wry pedal. ended d the adds of the me as it apposes le me apes pined of the itheinm time which have bad laid before nee open Se pet d the mews. Gentlemen, it would appear from dem thee he ems menthe peas • paged body ar se _heard he paled rposes. kid media. ftled he pe pu sesedlege la the dd d Dellis ; t these meliege wen • sober e f kdamestery a aedi seditious epeedes delivered by the Wang mad. of de body. Abed the middle,. Mari the YAW md, ofJulj,tinem eambed I mesa the leeks' members, or sum tithed, appeared in different parts of the smith of Inaba* sad at tut seemed to have immeshed ripen making the !meaty of Tipperary the scene of Mk faMbor 'petitions. Asesedingly large lodes of pimple wen smunisted-they were harangued, and Imes more than OW allelaion it was distinctly ennead* id there was to la sm immediate Inning of the Ida • dew el severteg Ireland from the British end udder it ids eindependent kindest. Ia pammee el them Belsweßens-, were Mond* to the poesseleg SI IMMO br say mass whatsoever, km& r elbsevdoe-In the het desk of July several large Wks el ma egged le hems bees magregated to a part of the extee ; they me roans shafted, trained and edema ups some cassias were assakatad ; b arricades wen meted la ems ports et the meaty, whisk. up= me sessekk bed the effort of elsstroctiae the meek el beerete . tame, di whisk MIMS le hale bees the peelestion et whose waredisWbs7a Med. Ups. theA rl d e t i t J a grhoss pro—Lap mr d, at the time at lead to have mad thdr ; a Mb of peneempos its march to do some of the Laos 'did had taken plan, was emosantered sad see* ear seuried deferent armed bodies of sew ; the remit war =leek chimer in a house, and there an actual coufliet One between them and the assailants. Upon the eons day oneker body was similarly wailed. The vault to both mess is perfect, known to you. Bentham, ilk is all which I think it nenteasry to ley Whine you pesperatery to the statement of those robe whit*, in to the law of treason, are mks he your Jo ist and the regulation of the kart. The heilkiment ssse two distinct classes of come, ern ask relates to a *thee treason ; both are founded wpm kg provi der, of an ancient statute--a stunk pawed se keg ago wee reign of Edward the Third, and witheat krablkis you • detsiliag the Lague of this statute, It b salleisk ter Mg pude peeped GM Ise years, to say t feel emsnot Mimes, terepeedloas relating to tw d ie oe Mama, whisk ere the subject of the ladikneint. sad wide yes will have to einsider. Oteurtilmen t tic mat of them Mamas was expreased In the Lamm of that day to be the comprising the death et Ors (Uses. sad Mot le the tresses dimmed by or or mere of the emits of the halistieed "hid yea Ire have • weeder. By de death of the Qom it is act meet merely te i. s a m er im enader eireasstances at d e the Ws or persosal ad. et de "beau ILing or (kw" be - wrier ear 'mikados espementative of the deem me Mask upon the sovereign power of the stabs is die Ilhal Masts , to be taken as an tuck ups. the per m d de mord ; end therein yea will have not to awake vibeliee h }mod dead eir Waal Wary to the perms fide oodedges is the ihnlied bat whether the Mimeos wed_ W sele stead la is isdietesest, are el a shenseW vide ems mid W leioddlos elan attack Inca the moreign powered de ISM theilemes, I shall pat before yea some instances to *raw Sat I hoe eorreetly stated the law, sad that by amwaadat the death et the ' Gime you are to enameled the alms el deft es the d► streetion et her sovereign power ; eed it odd. set whether this design be to ago. her from her NOW% Sadden her from her imperial wheelty over the elude her the aims ot deposing end crime of he be equally coammed, whether the set be to deem her hues de whole db. Maidenser any part other pemoises Gentlemen, I shall sow road to you the law, tales BM an anther of the idolised awkseity, betties Fosier,mil the wards of Is* Tummies, some maim TN& show you that I have esereetly expounded the weeds "som =niW death of the Queen " to emend to di amps. a attack upon her imperial power. Desselides the cede d compering the des& el the mated, thee dde as follows : " Anything er deliberately Om se ther• efore, , whereby the de = Ills may be endemmeed, measures . foe sr may , or getting his person into the poem el f are overt meta," that is overt ate ter the eseamiedeg mail haa giaing of the King's death. And, again, " Whim which are not of s t y so w =nal • nature, have with peat propriety the same se having esiene to th be s es lEl=l ad. though set se i rule nneSaal*; end then bre the wateeleg kb mamma, or the semeerdeg with h. reload _oe robe at forties ormiey, et eves demi, to Mad he that end, are overt inch ' he the andot the Kings death" Chellesed el lalt fenees im = " dlreetly mike ether breeds of de sided may be brought with& de seemeedag of the Shag's dead. The levy* of war, r the mopeds, to levy war, are overt ate within die broach at the sidnie-eld is. within the breach of the statute whisk rakes to the sememing of the King's death by high Mann; and it has boss settled by INNIS( ores, sad by the epistles et the first writes. " all adispie to depose the M the royal - to iffy war egminst him, and soli lelhas or @greened* he the seemplishment of those ma r e overt sets he the sompaming and haegielse of s death," Godhead, I have new deed the desnedems, sad stated the setheritim, which I led me sellielest slash& te pee whet wpmt in this Odd% sod in the in helmet whisk tran its Walk by ihe atapesslag ce =lthe deed el the esderek I hews in de nest e that the aimed 100 hems _surds in the intestine. The lases ideedem-the mr= wk. the gists Ike or hie imperial' and-a` lithe *Me created by the *Ms. Bat es de Weddle or &lite : mess, or all at least in de gesseality el we, I mg almost universally, to be Woad dm ash wr tons written or wally mit, that ideadem se to be mileedi meat haver its bed, end se peel of it, the esmades et certain overt ads. No ma IWO din late the soma et his fellow crater's; he the ihreghle el the bud see lawn to one Bob. only, end deuelbes de istodiss di deign must always be collected Om de S ion hedelesetkes, sad thole ether mead and take by is de ordinary senses of life, ft wej a el efde nision edid i r r = o t: to speel wGh t ai psellimedthe wed este,thet ie, the Ms sal the seem ankh, the puttee dossed for theee 4 edededeellside hands Impel** died 41.5- the iallsisleadwidaltwillbs seldidedi to yea will kthevehenemeteleorbalerter dummy be, on which de lamas ; and, he support el these, the Grown mei yen that moss ens ee mere el those overt sob have him pima. Tea dad be Mid* by the "Neese e dud wit =Mit yea lhat de se leers el deeded mole bad Meally _beim Me ummillel is the maser doeslis the isildiessi. Aid tothee, it Y..s zy he pen te edema to this rule-that net *sly and sme or more met Me be pored to have bees tee wo it ideally dom. disc am overt est *d b. Fe nd t disuses, we that several overt eels mill M peeved We hided Mame. You will not be jollied I. liadhge bH Mem then be two whimsies to peeve the ems bed teems. 'hem mad in shad be twee whams to peeve one mese* setae dines le pnwseveral evert acts. And new with *pale list whisk forms the Meta.* el the eirece-the idemilion to be bawd or to be expreedy prevalrd7 ice elosolles to yes is this The intention, is I have already sidesd, is to be &fend hem sets, -writings, uperelmer adoesties ; bat se he se respects are rd ledentirms, yes seem to peg ere mop* M sets d mama whisk nay spa pm to idiom Mem W .puteil be cassesed with mom from a mme . Words by themeless do net menildie es est el tram. It is only he sea sake etch eels that they hums Misses tithe Ideedes. A* whoa yes are essetbsdeg the evident*, se he es it relied to Se taleades el de isr4r. the only Me rebid I wool have yes ohm. k this end It is • rale which applied in all oar haw med immesetiess daring our some is life, set limply a rule al law, but also a rah oeseemy to be obedved ri.e.or the question of intention se knewiedge Meer a matter foe lamelgatics. The rule I refer to is d 4-" that you are to presume a man mem that whisk is the natural and secaismay effect of his emu desired= sod arc." The ether dela of runts to whisk yoar adostiat will be dins= regain very little Jnanatfea M use—uturty, list dos of rests by 'bleb Titer le= the shined ray be =d levy war =hut em So- Qesea is kor r =hr. Th at drags sip is sae ofidit Rust be yrstaild gra ciao or MON evert Jed; sad the Mb 10 be elnerni by Ist la this milady is, flat at =re 1110:101e=is is the s isse to I have r y e' ROW la yon—isat tie levying of war vat be asird =a. It is otherwise an =kr tho raaniug of the slat= a levy of war ; timed= it tart be: 6 l 4• V " of vor , , lest hr any private, pare" . girths= bat he the purrs of orti, gaimi iaao vatic ; sad I as hesitriso 1 ,;, ga s' y ou thooy It timid Won ban eae :Maws to your satideatisa, that fka feltwift of, diets krairrostisaary inorronts were the war= of IMiM trial Ike United Kinder, with a view to or= it late aa ladepondeat power, that would be WO*, of war within the =ring of this struts. Bat the =Oro of the aatheritios to whisk num already refuted ilbsstrato what Thar Just sow told y OIL They say " =wird= and rider be the parser of adestiag by fora and num bers, however iderraegul, prodded, or oranised, any nue sallies eta pablle =tan, in whir w party has no parti es= hater= or oeseern, have be.. dented =tares of the Waal levying of war." It is useatial to the asking out of the dow that are rust be an fasarrodea—that there art be fres and in the sareplioluseat of It, and that the object of it be grand in Its character. Them Sr. all the oboervatioas whisk I have thought it lacambent an mo to tasks for your grommet or direction ; sad should any difficulty arise to say of your snads, I will be at all tires art auxious to reader you sash asaistaisee as you may re gain. Bat I belie,* I have cow pointed your atteadou to the *pandit= ia the law of high boson whisk perhaps be • tore were not familiar to you, sad to which It will he necestary for you to give your partioakr attention. I be lieve the crown I. pripartei to lay the indkinicatt bon , . you oa. , and you will now proceed to their hansediate derati The Fontana—Hy lord, some of the grand jury wish to understand U it is neersory that every overt act should be proved by two witnesses. The Chief Juries—lt will be sufficient if any one overt act he roved by two =arm, or one overt ent by one wit. ass sad author over eat by a sec= wits= The rand jay =a (hayer. 12 o'clock) retired to their • arras= to take tho wrier bills of buthstateat seat Up be fore these Me their masidaratioa. Mr. Hodges, the meat Swan eoprela, we. she Ant wits= who wee oariasd by the grand jar,. His ausaniarisa lasted nearly tee boars. The bills of faders= aphid Kr. O'Brien, Mr. Widsau, and sera privels see be Ark treason ; those against Mr. Morro, Mr. Lays% a= Mr. O'Dosohus are, I andesslead, for troasoaable pea;rod mad as the five days' not= required in a ors of ins= is not =Denary ia these sear, it fa probable they will be proceeded with bekne theta( Mr. SIMI DILL FOE 111011 MASON. At 6 o'clock, pm., the grand jury returned to their box, when the Foreman landed to the Clerk of the Crown true bills ibr high treason against WBliant thnith O'Brien, T. B. WManas, James Orchard, Denis Thyme, and Patrick O'Donnell. The AtaornerGemeral addeeml4 the court, said that the premed would be the m ost esetimt time to have the pd. deers arraigned, in eider that mune' might be unsaid and copies of the indictment forwarded to them. The court sweated to this being dose. The Attorney-thadal said he would trouble the jury with theater bill against Mr. Meagher, and probably they would be able to coasidar it that evening. The Foreman replied that the jury were not disposed to enter into the medthration of another bill at that advanced her of the day, and woad prefer proceeding with the business on the Mowing morning. The Chief Justice said that a peal dal of the matter which would be Immolti Wm the grand Jury was mums to both arm. The Teemman inked if It would be necessary to emensith spin all the witnesses that had been before *sea in the ether ogee.—The Chief J =ties replied that this wee entirely in the discretion of the jury. —The bills against Ms. Meeo d lste m. Ikea handed up to th e grand jury to be emmidmo try 'U toratj wa mkrelos after lee o'clock the pri , oners were this Chief Jostles intimated to then that a h ig irCrig i t lothea bed ham head against them, and each of Ohm wee entitled to a espy of the indic tment. He dodos& to know if they wished to get a copy.— The pillages sogiiii that they topic. of the Imil l elemmt. width were accordingly furnished to Minas.—Mr. Felt., aim& if the AttornerGeneral in tended to iltridst_ theriesnme with any other documents.— The Attoeser %moral replied in the negative.—Mr. Potter applied to the court to them as newel for Mr. O'Brien, Mr. James Whiteside, Q.C., and Mr. Francis Fitzgerald.— The Attorney-Gerral .rented to this arrangement of coussel.—Mr. Potter then said that Mfr. Wilmot bad not yet employed an aged, and was therefore unprepared to se leet couneli.—The court assigned M. Potter sa Mr. M.Mainds agent, and informed him that he might inform the Clark of the Crown whom he desired for his counsel any time Woo Uploaded. Mr. 'fire Lae, oelisiter, said he appeared on behalf of Orchard, Tighe. mad O'Deastil, bat that he add mot at present amigo awami for those. The Lea Odd Jostles Thema bath to infirm you that, at any time lostwass die day and Wog soiled ea to reed, you con maks as loollosties to say el the judges through the clerk of the mem who will therthrm make an orderfairing seasseL (To the primaen.) I hare also to inform you that you have sash of you dr dam exclusive of that on which you have been carved with copies of the indictment, and excludes of Beaday, to appear and plead to it, and it that tints. is now for you to eay whether you will avail yourselves of Mr. leManus : We will do so, my lord. The Lord Chief Judos Very we ll; next Thursday, then, will be the earliest day on which you can be placed on your Mr. V. Lane (solicitor) said he had to apply on behalf of three prisoners, who were kit clients, namely, James Orchard, Patrick O'Donnell, aodDade Thyne, for a copy of the panel. —The Attorry-thaeral stated that the high Anil had not yet returned the panel, and that naither of the parties, the crown or the rimers, had yet been furnished with a copy.—Mr. lane observed that the panel heel been returned by the sheriff, and wee now in the ethos of the Clerk of the Crown.—The Attorney General said he wee not aware el that fad before, and with seeped to the application he could cal y say that he did not wish to establish any precedent by giving a copy of the panel to the pritioners, as they were sot entitled to it as a right. —Mr. Lane I eel It se a favour, and not ea a right.—The Chief Justice : You have admitted that you are not of right entitled to a copy of the panel, and se a manic of favour It cannot be granted, sole m with the consent of the Attorney- Omni. It is to him, therefore, tad not to the court, that your application ought to be math —The court the then adjourned. The trial of Mr. Smith O'Brien, which will take prom dance of the other state trials, will not take place sooner than Thursday nest, as may be derived from the foregoing Tan Tao brznormarr.—The true bill of indictment found *plait Mr. Smith O'Brien, Mr. Terenee B. M'Manue and three other puma of minor political importance, consi sts of sic Math meals, of which the following summery will convey a eidisketly eared idea to our readers. The Ant count we give la fell:—" Finn count: The jurors for eve lady this ipen their oath do say and present that William Ikea O'Brien, Terence H. M.Mmius, lames Orchard, Rishard O'Dassell, and Denis Thrum, being sab. jests dour mid lady the Queen, not having the fear a God in their hearth nor weighing the 41 . stF of _their allseinsSi but being moved and seduced by the wmpuon of the dew, as him Wigton spinet or said lady the Queen, and wholly withdrawing the lees oloodismsa, Witty, tad ope i zz whisk own Imo amilawfai ealjestoteaesaid should lad of right meglit to beer towards itar hi M in lady the ClisW2.on the mvaatseath dwothly in the twelfth yearofthe reign of our Sovereign ladyTiosseia by the Grace of Gel M the United Kingdom of Greet /kiwis' and Ireland, Queen, Dellsodsr of the Faith, sad se forth, and an divers other days betwees that day and the SOth day of the same mouth °fluty, with (tines and arms, at the parith of lisilingany, in the odd meaty of Tipperary, together with a greet middtwie el hbs traitors, wham names are to the ail prem unknown, to the number of 600 and sees, se = and mewl in • warlike maim that is to thy, we P le4 b l i gen and then a gdir willy a % maliciouslyant and mseralsied and gathered together spinet est said Lay the Queen, did then sad there wielsedly, mr cad traittst levy and make woe agethst our I sray the Queenwithin this realm, and Win se sommthied myths/ aimpi rad armed aphis car WI lady the = l as shemill. did then and there with peat hies end and marsh is a hostile essasor In and Omagh d=ulhigm, towns, plisse, sad pubis highways to wit, la the mid perish of Ballusgmry, In the county of == m allassosid, and did then and lime crest certain it ass, carts, and pieces of timber and ether em=railed sad built to a great height, idle to etc le as Wild of ihe het end ;upwards upon and awe Om add highways, to abstruet and prevent the mdahimg of the MON of our said lady the Queen within and Sea lad these make a waxlike attack =, amid Soo big lenge left of coutalies Ahem and ups** &Ay as mei eseelshisa Ind did tan soma thew wide dies and videos* sailansair to =the mid esethables to join them is hey* sad Faiths immesethm, rebellion, end wee epinst war add Mr the Qum crab this reels, and did tea and Owe make a warns at spike whin direllepheme dints at the Caumens of Beth*, in the mid perish ef iellheny, la the eminty ef ripprery aforesaid, sad did Om aid *are ire ups a large body ereanotthlas, thee h to leanly esmotaides think sea al sad ad ass and these sealiolomly and mdisseseW diem, and imdeether by hem and WINS to inbred end date, lOW gormand and mthilinden el this realm.Wlwdentallithed, dela said lady the Qua nod halm, le lie era= ▪ dl eft% the to die hay of the ~met ef them the mid Wireesned parties against the hem of the deleas In sulk mee made awl prodded, end wing *krone of wirsold lady the QOM, hertrawn end dignity. The aimed annetherges the see pal. midi emsmbied os bliallierham, tegethar th a hip nemb ills :r ` 3 WAN ova i pereme, armed w wi with gshb, Mhe and with m there Wiwi ar Imo Molty the Qeean, by le a petite Medea MEd ledleaveseiss by hem and aisimee to angst the piles emetabies there ar smabled le semmeller alb amr @adjoin with them in ask le'rgi if war. hied reset temps the sum partial with having stead • berries& at Eillenaula in eider to obstruct the = s elthe Queen's troops, in furtherance of the odd The youth neat charges the semi parties with a farther I ellsingt to levy war aeggaaiinst her Majesty the Quoit by age polder in arms at Bsllugarry, together with firs handrail ethar pima at preeent unknown, on the 20th day of July 1 I lest, end with having there made • warlike attest aad had apse a large Body of weistables who had San rambled for the dasharge of their dative is a amain dwelling-hones at said 110/11111SOL count charges the seam parties with having subsequently sppeared in inns, with other ildimpoood p er. ems, at Ballingarry—namely, on Ike 29th of July, basil actuated with a design to • obve r t and deep the constitu tie° and "egSlieSt..o thi s realm, and to de viand depose cot__ . I "fi 11 lieu 1 1:17 the Queen, of and from t style, honour, name of the i mpe rial crown of this realm. The !::eilt and but wont is a general one, which ashram all the overt acts set out in the five former comas, and alleging in general terms that the objects of the parties accused were the mine as before recited, via , to move sad excite insurrection, nbellion, sad war against our lady the Queen, and to sub vert and alter the ',pasture, rule, and government, now establidted within this realm. In reference to the trial of Mr. Gana Daffy, the Evening Herald says : It is now confidently stated, that at the next commisaion ia Green-street, Mr. Daffy will be tried ; bat whether on the indictment already found against him tor felony, or on a new one for treason, doss not appear to be determined. It is said, that in either ease the crown, exercising • power con. firmed by statute, will try him by • jury not of the city, but of the county of Dublin. Mr. O'Doherty will also be put upon his trial a third time, and also before a county jury. It lis not generally known th a t a statute peculiar to this country boables the prosecutor, in case in which an offence is com mitted in • county of a city, to have the offender hied by a Jur, of the next adjoining county. The crown intend to exercise this power in the case ef these gentlemen, either for the purpose of avoiding the question as to the dis qualifi. cation of burgesses raised on the writ of emit in the ease of John Martin, or from • belief that they will more readily obtain a conviction has • county jury. SCOTLAND. EDINBURGH, SEPT. 21. It will be remembered that some time since the remains of Mary of Guiders were supposed to have been dug out. Great was the admiration of the anti quaries thereof. They lay in elate in the Excheqcrer offioe, were cemented by the professor of anatomy, enclosed in a crimson coffin, and were labelled " Mary of °udders," and deposited in the royal vault by provosts and in full procession. Alas ! it is now announced that another Msry of Cluelders has been discovered. In excavating the site of the high altar a coffin with a female skeleton was discovered, which, on the following grounds, is believed to be the queen's :—l. The place of sepal tors is the most honourable that the church affords. The skeleton is entire, showing that some pains lave been taken for its preservation. 3. There is a eat in the skull, as if the body had been subjected to port rtio , tem examination. 4. There is a lateral sane on the spine, which corresponds with a report that Mary had a vertebral deformity. The former rendes, on the contrary, were not found is a die lavished position, were much decayed, had no I nark of skull inciaion, or of spinal tortuosity. The balance of testimony is, therefore, in favour of the later exhumation. But both coffins lack royal in scriptions, and both lack jewels in the interior ; the latter may be accounted for by spoliation; the former is dubious; and therefore the real Mary may have to be yet discovered. But what of the first bones ? Were they those of a maid of honour, or a man, or a home keeper P Will they be allowed to pollute the dust of the anointed of Scotland, or what will become of them ? As for the antiquaries, they should be pelted with mummy bark for their precipitancy in conclud ing that the very first bones that turned ap were ne oesearily those of a sovereign. DEATH OF CAPT. POLHILL. This gentleman, for many years M.P. for Bedford, ezpiud ea the 20th iut., at Ramagete, aged 60. The name of the dateend gutless= is.; also be familiar to the public as a mamba: el the Assorted sad literary world. He wait tar ow lime Ilas Imes d Dmerlaes Theatre, and be. been tbo amber et maul It em ot merit. The restate wall pain el the mistersted Southwark tobeessakt, and Ste mead sea et the late Jolla Polhill, of Reeabstry-park, Illalleediblea He married. la 1824, Prawn Margarette, deogWatt et the lam John Deals, 13. q., et liertheepe.house, Nordedtarmakira Oa the demise of his akar brother he i n Sway repeats, endless pation dew living. In early IND tbd isemed maned the bat retired some years ilase,abb the /ask d apitaii. AYa int returned Mr the blew" la MO, he prehmed Unwell a conservative esti a =tat ri s a t i stiss. la 18116 sad be 1841 he as es = la 1833 be was ea nasecomehil eesedliala. Latterly the domed became a sappcuer of Sir Robert Peel, and voted for the repeal of the sera-laws and other maawares of that minister. At the last election for the bora* he was left in a minority on the poll. Pon-OYMa &Man.—it having been officially 1 sodded to the Pesbiastait Omni that sit ustisdee hoc boa , sonended between Danmark sad the Derma /hates, the , direst ship letter and ounammiaties between the United Kiagilam and the Slbsodite we. —pentad In oonennence of the lischade MOM near% the naval Ames of Denmark, aria be imams& If talus, Stmedem all letters fee or lithhaa sad plisse k the Ma% labelled to be i st a at i g prima d*, will be themitted leader the ritual ri k li gralVlll6.—THIQUIEN ANDPEINCE ALBERT. —Daring the sale at Stowe,'• btaatlfal statue of " TIMIS rising kesthhollea," which stood in an alcove bailees pawns for Ne rewsption, wee batty hid for by two rival swath math it we. knocked down at a considerably higher pis then its vane. The report is that the agents reprimand the Queen end Priam Albert, who mak wanted it topentent to the other. Prises Albert wee the parthaser.—The STATISTICS OP NAVAL OIPICERIL—Sir,—I Ma& far the information of yourself sad reader, the fellowis Male seas of the number of lag officers, eataiss, sal esa imadsee la the following yesn—vis. • In 1762 there were whathele, inebaddig those or the vise and rear 31 ; 322 t smosmise;l62. la 1791 adulate (lad l e 44 I e g T 1811.1.41 4. la ilti li ciedasis issimma lai ni r raa r la dieg saperammeted), 1 I sopeassaastedl, 677 • sommthien (tar .4 18 :10 te with the rank of ammeander) 438. la 1848, samba' (including 61 retied), ( 911144eine ( ardadiag 177 retied), 736 Loom. amiss NS missil), 1,178.—A151171 VW" OREAT e rIi AT DIFTWOMIX--Yeaterigy Sitahlt a Li. broke sat la the spade= wakes tanallibs Andart sad Crews Tavern, Deptford. The Mamma wee math Madly bakee En eels*, at whisk thee the iseccr pert el the bending woe waged is Imam as Wort slam wee essolth, lad the several imam bathag bra vessel they sessotheil la •• The aommey fiddliest= bathes beer tuber is o deigned ke mkt. awe, • areas sai altheask the major ti . Lthised • treat keed there is death that the major of the premises would bath btha yawed bed there ger; ready mr* tit wan. tlekettrasthly sash wee net the sore, rre‘Wrisags the amithis wee ethading Nab • for week, not a dreg it water scald be thrtathal from the Kist Water Company's morns Are agowsills at half en berth daring whisk period the dame etwelathil to travel with mesa swittrices, lung the aphis sad arasassiag Roar alter leer wail the premises aura the bees to the reef pre• embed sth breed tent of dams. The tathea, whisk ex, tended snaky 79 het beelkwards. was ma noothal ea sway ide by beans, sad lima beam awes' yss the work el drakeeders woad set be waled be ea l.OYag. The = sass ssermisod ewe log dab traitare to • ewe the preieseles, than smarm poems thoeseed the mar of the blot limes sad pearled baskets et water dews them,by tkat mesas to ant ei Its as. dose =Mien of dn. Their labs," beworee, with awned with little or ao easers, leg very slim* One esthigatres hews were la • blew. Beebe hew aptly the them were progreedag, a unbar drake essuasseed the hoot windows and deem at el the here by . Pain, No. SO, la th e neeMoth tad • earths was daspatehed to LOW lea err ye saktease ef the Ire bdiade. The missal the , news thrived three se sod • powertal body ed drama of the H sterted elf he the meth. Worse rat length having bees petherth Sam the seethe i the West, the th ews were oath ithe spesatisa, sad me boSoto wen stallsred ever the Ismalag rem= ; bat is way meths the /re the ass sagely scriagidelial until ned7 II t;t= sad met beam of etheirlentide vales was te ra is smith the Width report of the da bb ama g e seat Is thrifts isathass essapsaiss : Prithy halLyast 4 O N a fire brine ram the pre. dos 111111 andl Mand ber sad =amoslosise Thlethed. Ctrs of Ire miaow. Premises both mime asieelsenothell t# Ain mat ef mart.— Pe. TS. limarieshfla L Sim Werth net runs broth oat, them kW et Nef iweetwel, wed fa d esrwillt d ewed tor re tsina.lllswellast, Feetownew. weer and ATM et maim therreped, eed amass mew* Wand by busy remand —SA 114 newarest Ms. W. Sem lket et Imes Isestafee k. r Seithare a Ye* emaseid—lle. sleest, flArT mi alm id ibeet el Valeen goad sat, and nalents ersetii tirby water leg. - - 'w.—...a. 41. Smmareet ipposits), Mr. at i es. lien of psalm bash—lie. elklieweireet, Yr. W. ewe& ie drop le meth* sod lathe, m therdithat by Illss bash—Da. 41. listadoesk AA stir& Ikon oh of premien dolma W laweereamat. 711. W. Teetse. Beek hod to esewlses smiths seer ewer* berosi, sod Ilweilant broths by rtheed. The whole of the soarers, it is underneath, were uninsured. IRELAND. Comm. Sam 22. The wants from the capital of Tipperary, the sensed sunk oasts u are now cooarring, ord a arks esnebeestion of the small influence of those mem mew ea Sal with the peasantry on whom they NM for • squelehine Ragland, and breaking up • that pest tynusny" the British empire. The =tallest rzeitemeat—nay, not even ordinary curiosity, the estosity which prevails to witness a trial for a Miry at sakes or commission —is not shown in the orae of those whose inordinate vanity pomaded them that at their call sight millions of mss woad erring into rebellion avast the omen to miaiet thes had swam pemeesi ace. eas ands , to all owed the ebeilimse of enteral l a a report of the preeeedinp of the stasis- Mon, whisk freer my Milestion oat of deal in Clamed. were way of Waist to the prioress. their Simla and the Sorra. The grand jury, I may ab eam me the /Me of the wiry of both division of the moot sad eartaies mom than one name of a catkins. Imy hire dawn that the high sheriff is Mr. Pleimithsr, whet was under se rotary in the viseloyally of Lord De Grey. SPECIAL COMMISSION.—STATE TRIALS. CLOML, TIIIUBSDLT, SW?. 21.—The " r id oteetais eke kr the trial of Mr. Sad* O'Beieo, Kr. .F. Masher, sod several ether pew shined Insk NA tames, wry this day opened by as Right Ms. P. MilltLord Chief may, of the Qom% Bina Hoe. Jobs Doherty, Mkt Justin of the Omen Nino; and the light Hoe. Judo Mom Their With* (who ar rived is tows ea the pas** atheist' ty sa s cat el dragoons) of the wort at dons Vole*. They were seempesied by the BMW Psearkther, Esq., sod ea assert el pass. *sir snivel the atesespisesel andalkilsogerecal ask ask mete hi the pasts Oases M era Ti. alletrieg sae eel wow she to smoodsess fte Ss suns:— , Hr kat, Q.C., Illnearom. sod Mr. Lys*. Mr. lemma crews soli citor, otteried es ova es ON WS ado arm. The clerk of the earn Snag reed the eemminifre, the memo of the PROVINCIAL. ---- ALLEGED OUTRAGE 13Y A CATHOLIC PRIEST AT MANCHESTER—On Thursday, the Rev. John Rigby, • Roman catholic priest, residing at Halifax, Yorkshire, was brought before the magistrates at the Manchester Borough court, charged under the following to circumstances :—Mrs. Holmes, a _young married lady, residing in Sckactitet, Cheatham, stated that about six weeks age the prisoner met her in one of the public streets, and after behaving rudely by staring at her, he followed her home, and remained about the house two hours, puling and re posing the front, and considerably annoying her by his impertinent watching at the windows. She had occuion during the time to go to the front door, and he passed her, smiled, and said, " Good morning." She did not answer him, but turned into the pmage and closed the door. She saw nothing more of him till Wednesday morning last, when she was sitting at her front parlour window and perceived him coming across the strut. Fearing she was again going to be subjected to the annoyance she had formerly experiseced from him, she was retreating to the back pert of the keine, when just as she entered the pimp!, she found the prisoner had opened the front door, which he rimed atter him, and bolding op his forefinger to her, be said, " Whist! are you alone t" She was much surprised end terrified, but managed to call the servant girl to tell her to fetch a policeman. Upon that the prisoner &aniped, but the girl pursued him for more than half a mile, sad up to him near the Manchester Exchange, collared lira gave him in charge to a policeman. There had been some attempt by his friends to husk up the matter : but her hus band declined to listen to it —Mr. Gibson, the town clerk of Salford, appeared for the prisoner and did not deny the Lams, hat stated that the prisoner hid been labouring under an aberratien of intellect, and if the magistrates would admit him to bail, his friends would take such are of him as would prevent a recurrence of such annoyances in future. lie was required to and two sureties in 601. to keep the peace for 12 mouths, entering into his own recogniaances of 1001., and this bail being immediately forthcoming, the partite left the Wart. COUDISOION BY THE LORD LIZTJTENANT.—P. F. Durham, Fag., to be captain in the let regiment of West York Militia. NORTH DERBYSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.— The thirtieth annual meeting of this association was held on Wednesday last, at the Bansor Inn, Chatsworth-park, adja cent to the mantles of the Duke of Devonshire. There was a very large attemisme from Sheffield, Chesterfield, Balmwell, and tits serremding country, many' having gone in expsetatisa of eintwi on the show ground the Doke of Cambeidge, the Duke of Wellington, the Duke of Devon shire, Dohs of Beaufort, and other noble and distin• Mimassonges who were on a .isitto Chatsworth-house. t isi espestation, however, was not realised, the illustrious takes leave of his Grace the Duke of pmeiling day. The show of s tack and barissume wee of fret-rate character. In the for mer deportment there were semi splendid animals :=lmi s to the Duke of Devonshire, who, moon- Lard lagegern spent a hog time M oues Wresting intones of the enhibition. Z s = Vela*. Mont LSI geadetawn. prinelpally members of the amselathe, dined toostiter of the - 14mm under the mildew el Thomsen, Nat., ot Chesterfield, the by the Hm. 0. Cavendigh, M.P., attr glak llawes,ls 4 . " After dims come th usual round of toasts. Amenpt ethers the r esident e prOpossd " The health of her Matesty's ministers, in reply to which, Mr. Mame said : There never was a goveneat before which, within two man, had such greatdifoalase to le with. It had to contend in some degree with mhtoide d disaffection at home ; it had to contend with famine din and tearful in one part of the United Kingdom ; it had to meet the severest commercial distress the: ever in the commercial history of the country had visited it ; and, at the same time, to put en such a front to the rest of the world, which was in convulsions, as would convince them that constitutional government here was the best safeguard of liberty, as it had proved to be —for England was tranquil when the very world, to Its Menet limits, was convulsed. Thu I can tell you, Won, great colony—the greatest, per haps, held by the Brit i sh crown—it so Aced that there constitutional government had been eke and minis- Nn directed its sffairs according to the majority of its as sembled representatime ; sad though the news of the French revolution was received in Canada at atlas when many Eitwould have produced great eseitement, the whole' and agitatlm of that revolution pissed over leaving scarcely a trace of it in its course. There was but one salted haltus these, of attachment to that go vernor who had governed Canada according to the wishes of the people, and of Madman to that crown who gave them so good a governor. PRKBROXZEURT. 001DIUMION DT THE LORD LIZUTRNANT.—N. A. Usk, Esq., to be &psi, ligratasiat. arrows or Two Bdtimasa.--Boon after the ammiatiest which leek piles been tae megletratas, at Wlthemoof A. Pettus, ttesider, and A. Patten, the roomer (suds mod saphaw), Xr. Onder rode to Fordluus, and enco. said is ablosisbag Ismeadas ef a letter which had been rs setemi that vasy 1111111W11. tram William Payne, one of the prim snmestsd. The Latta bore the Liverpool poet mark of tlept.lolk, won *sod is the feigned same of " Was. Plan," sad costelsei voted lb. Corder believed to bee clear clue to Payne and easthae prey, who we. sot named, but only referred to in the kart, bat which be had no doubt was Timis Whitaker, who had .abeconded some days previously e ham his lime is the Coke road. apremed a pardoner wish that th e party to whim the letter was addressed would ere his sack as ems se poodble, and tell him to tend word 'better these bid been my of the Corrosion party after them. Yes. Deader, cm hie rota= to Witham, lost so time is paegoofts as inihomatiss sad warrant, which were not, towever. Wiped wadi sieves o'clock at night, because no taegketees midi be hod Wore that hoar. This being done, pelimmentabie Livermore started off by the mail train, midst leaves Witten at 13 minates before 3 o'clock is the =mak& es his routs to LiverpooL Mr. Corder Woo : 6 :l 4 : i r ken the a st m sight's post to Mr. Dowling t , iss of the the police Liverpool, giving him D oom fugitive., the Mood same which ono of them had misused, and the mese d the very ship, the Colonist, is which he believed they bad Sakes a pussy) for Now Ycek. Livermore strived is Liverpool on tredneeday afternoon, and having amertsined that the Colosht had left the dock, end had proceeded down the river, outward bound, accom panied by William Glasser sad John Toole, two of the adoptive polio, (OM of Liverpool, and whom an his snivel he found quite ready to render him every aid, he took a boat and monocled down the Our. They overtook the 3 vessel about four miles from the pier head, when she was lying to, off Black Rock, waiting for the w-xt tide to carry her out to ass. On burding h- r, almost the firm the officers saw was Payne, and having secured hies they next found and apprehended Whkaker. On the robbery of the wine at Mr. Charles Skiugley's being mentioned, Payne temarked, " Very well, I am ratio tied I am clear of that," placing • particular enviable on the word "that." Whitaker WOO eery taciturn and de jected, bat Payne seemed Witham, depresouL limy were conveyed on Thursday to where they arrived the same evening, and the following morning, Friday, they underwent an examination at th e magistrate's offiee, by whom they were committed for further examination. Some papers were found on one of the prisoners, which may prove an important clue to the retreat of another of the gang still at large. It appears that Whitaker and Payee had taken and paid fr r thek pour to New York, and with a fair wind would in a few hour.' time have been fairly en their voyage to the United Stake. It is • remarkable fact, and shove the vast facilities afforded by railway communication, that Mr. Corder was, on Tuesday evening, between six and seven o'clock at the retired village of Fordham, neer Halstead, ferreting out the information upon which Payne arid Whitaker were, at precisely the same hour the neat evening, apprehended at Liverpool, a distance, we believe, of nearly 300 milts. Whitaker and Payne aro both sup posed to be implicated in the fire and robber, which took place at Mr. Skingley's • coneidersois time since. Whitaker, it appetite, made an assignment of his property before he ab sconded. On Wednesday last the priaoners French and Teasley, charged ae principal and acoemary in 'torsi of the burglaries in the neighbourhood of Coggeshall, were mo o:mined at the county gaol. Other prisoner', apprehended since the previous examination of French, were also brought up, one of them being implicated ig the burglary in the house of W. Ham, at Bradwell next Coggesh All, for which Wade was tried at the last ,seises. All the accused were committed foe trial. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL CAMBRIDOR, Barr. 22.—Ten Hasaaw Paoraesoa sate.—A meeting of the electors to this Prokseership _took ,plane in the Schools yesterday they consisted of the Vh-tonmilor, this Chester, the Provost of King's College, the Master of Tel. nit y , the Mister of St. John's (by his depute the Rev. W. H. Babson), the Be,. J. Brawn sod the Rsv. J. Rowdy (Regiatrary d the University), Sea. Fells. of Via. Coil. The electors having as.. sembled, same statutable forms were gone through, end the Teems Bedell declared the notice of the vacancy to have been duly The following gentlerovn then presented themselves to the err rt, and declared their intention of becoming candidates for the diem They ore enumerated according to seniority :-1. The Rev. W. H. Mill, chaplain rector of Brasted. Kent. lots Fell. of Trim Mlle and to the late Archbishop of Canterbury. 2. The Rev. J. W. Donaldson. 8.D., late Fell. of Trio. Coll., head mister of ths Royal Free Grammar School, Bury SI. Edmund's. 3. The lies. T. Jarrett, M..A, late Fell. cf Catherine WiganProfemor of Arable, in this university. 4. The Rev. W. arvey, 14. A., Fell. of King's Coll., and reeler of Be Herts. S. no Rev. J. IL Crowfoot, M.A., Fell. of Oaths ColLt an Hebrew Lecturer in that society. S. The Bev. 11. o.Williams, Fell. of Emmen. Coil., and curote of Leamington Priors, Warwek. The Vioe-Chanotillor and the other elector. then secigned to each of the cendldetes to. subject of his probation (Latin) lecture, and sp. pointed the day and hour of reading It is follows :—Wednesday. Oot. IS, between the hem. of tea sad one our. Mill, Me. Donaldson, Prof. Jarrett.—Thursday, Oct. IS, between the hours of tea and one ; Mr. Haney, Mr. Crowfoot. and Mr. Williams. The lectures will be re cited in the schools, and the result of the election will be declared on October 14. The surcessful candidate will be &medial. ly Inatalled to a canonry in Ely cathedral, reputed to he of the value .(between 700 f. and 8001. a year. Tbisconenry has lately been attached to the professorship, but could not be held by Dr. Le% who b already • coma of BriML It ill .uppaced that the rev. doctor resigned the =arable in order that his fortunate env:eate r ml ht not& ds. from the immediate enjoyment of the prefirrecut. Paocrosa FOR 1818-9.—Tie proctor., according to the cycle, will be • selected from Calm and Queen's Colleges, and it La inulerstood that , the following gentlemen will most probably serve the oder : Senior ' Praetor, the her. W. H. Stokes. /LA, Cum Coll. ; JUneor Proctor, - the her. W. H. Edwards, M.A., Queue ; Pro.promom, the Rev. C. r Eyre, M.A., Grim ; the Bev. J. Rowlands, 8.D., Qtlettle. Pityzaworrro.—Ben. H. K. Short, to Kirkttall P.C., Leeds; 141.; Ripon ; pats., the Measlier the Vieireo of Leeds; Rev. J. Were, dee.—kter. J. E. Knape, to St. Barostms, Keestout„ 4031.. dio. London ; pat., the Arehdescoe of hifddßeer., as mem of Keedolitaa.—liev. IL Robbins, to Trish y Chapel P.C., St. (Mores io the kist ; dio. tendon ; pet. liras. Coll., Oxford. NAVAL. Pane Moan.—Txn KiNOVISIIRIL—Let night's Gazette ghee notice that an account of tho net proceeds and tonnage bounty granted tzr the capture of the Brazilian almoner Maria, by 11. M. sloop Kingfisher (the pinniwe ot IL IL ship lieroire being in Mobil. en th e 11th of Aug.. will be delivered into the Admiralty on the ifitf day d Oa- neat —Tim War.—No hoe to alto gii en, that an account of the tonnage bounty granted for the capture of the Brazilian schooner Colo, en the Ilk Sr April, 184 G; also of the not proceeds and tonnage bounty granted for the capture rd the Brazilian brig Galgo, on the 20th of April, 1846, by N. IL sloop Wasp, will be de limed into the Admhslty on the 16th day of 0.. t. colt. DEVONPORT, Bart. 21.—Adelaide, soh., and Dover, 01., arrived this morning from Peetentouth. Captain Sir B. Walker, veyor ot the navy, arrived in the Dora. The Adelaide will be paid advance et wages previoas to her departure foe New Zealand. Trident, at., Lieut.-Ciam. Bhk, waled last night fur Cork. Um.ine, at., anteed this afternoon with a prty of the Lords et the Admiralty on board. Their lerdships bad not landed when the poet left. ADMIRALTY, BITT. 22.—APPOINTIMITO.—PaymIster and Purser: W. W. Panninster,edfinned tom Ju—Aaelstollurgeon: O. Clarke, to Coakoo.— Mids h ipman: U. B. Stewart, to Wince Bereft. MILL AN ADULT SchooL.—The Commander-la-Chief has Weed lastructionsfor the foentatioa of amilltary caltoolat Croydon barrecks, that the recruits of the household brigade may receivemen. tat testructian at the Urea they are Wing drilled la military crow MEDICAL APOTHECARIES' HALL.—ldamea of pentitlaMS who pemad their examination in tbe science and practice of medicine, and rensised cerdtlestes to prattles. on Thursday hat, dept. 21 : E. J. Huhn, Landes ; P. D. Mndd, Oedding, Suffolk. SPORTIR., MANCHESTER AUTUMNAL 3 .. 1 1O—Tecarzur. WILTON STAKLS of 6 SOTS. each and 40 added. 11 toile. (3 dubs.) Mr. B. Green nil Veda. (flosoby) 1 Mr. a I. Foes halndinger Mr. C. Peek's Billy Mow Cr = : 6t04 on Vests. Won dry by two lengths. CRESTERPIRLD HANDICAP OT 16 sows. each, 10 ft and 6 only If decided. with 103 dried; the emceed to redid W. 2 added (73 dd., 8 of whom declared.) XL B. GININ'S Sylvia ...... b y 1 Mr. Robinson's blorpr.lt ilizby 2 Mr. Gray's and Welker 3 6to 4 apt B=a ,L and Ito 1 doh apt Morpeth and y. Woa day by two AUTDMN — WaTIIR HANDICAP Of 10 sore. each, h ft, and 110 aided; the sewed to save Ids stake. Gentlemen driers. 2 mike (11 add) Mr. Rarristat'a Speedier (Capt. Whits) 1 Sir J. Gerard's Panted.-- .... ...„...—.... (Owner) 2 Kr. 1. Day's Columbia (Mr. Rived) I 6is4 on Spectator, sod 3to 1 apt Padre. Won to • center. SLIDING SCALE FLAT. of 40 me., added to a sweep of 8 dd. earl' for S.pr olds, Be.; the weed le receive 101. Ucetar one mile and • half. (9 subs.) Mr. 1. DWG Premier . —... ... ..... ...—.-...(Tasker) 1 1 Mr. Whitwerth's Eike Leming. 0 4 Mr. EliWs Month 3 3 Mr. 8. L. Pon's Bing Robert Soper 0 dr Mr. Willisms' Repulse dr Mr. Cartwright's Titbit Mr. W. JOINS'S Smuggler Bill dr The first heat was won by a length, the second by a heed, anti the third by a length. Humes STARES of 10 MIL each. Half a ails. (7 subs) Mr. Lane's The Memo ((apt. Prater) 1 Capt. Cunningham's Chatery 2 Capt. Coles Edmund Capt. Joaes's Duchess Won cleverly. FRIDAY.—CNAMPAONI STARES of 10 Son. each, h ft, and 30 added, for 2-yr.olds ; the doted , to are his stake. Oamile. (ll subs.) Mr. Hereltine's Andensian Mr. Hall's Ada Mary ( I, ( V b. 2 Kr. Bell's Imperatdx 3to I apt Imperarts, 4to 1 apt Ada Wary, II to apt Cigarette. Ito I spit Andalusian, 6to 1 apt Woolwich, and 8 t ole apt Land. costa. Won by • length. A F..e HANDICAP of 10 SOTS. each, and 60 added; the sewed to save his stoke. Om mild (12 sate.) Mr. Armatront=ta Mn. Skenrat's (W. Trees) 1 (Tager) 2 Mr. B. Green's Bylvar (Betide) 3 Sbareton. he 6lb• St Oawald, Ost 12lb; Jest, Be 1010; and Ribaldry, 3s l 21b; alio ran. 4to 4 apt Veda. Wed by • bead. CORINTHIAN STALL, HANDICAP Of 10 sod. each, h 5, and 23 added ; the arced to sad Ids stake. Gentlemen riders. One mile sad a belt (10 sold) Sir J. Oerard's khakis (Kr. T. Parke/ 1 Mr. W. H. Seett's Wendt& -- (Mr. Ewes I Mr. BRNNER'iI =X (Cant. Witte 3 Mr. Melklam's (Odd. Breadleyi 4 Mr. Bake nd Toot Bowling (Kr. !dram) 3 Won by • lesgth. LEICEBITIt RACES.—Wanweisay. BILTOIR STAILLS of 6 son. each, and 20 added. Heats, twice round. Three subs. Mr. Stevenson.' lOstl2lb Kr. s Sister to Itotherrthorpe, 4 yra, diet 3lb (Frisby) I 1 Swift' the Pony, 4 yrs, ( Mr. Wildman's Vuken, 6 yrs, ►llst kson) dig Wan cleverly. (Ja LRICISTIIRSUIRR HANDICAP of 2.5 are. each, 151 t, and 6 city Udeelared. Twice round and • dis. Twenty subs. Mr. Pidllip's Little dry 6 yrs, Tet (J. Sabin) I Doke of Rutland's Paldll34 3 yrs, 6st 1010 on In a canter. (Dean; 2 SWXRPSTAKES of 5 sore. each, and 40 added. Heats, once round and • die Tour auto. Lott Steathroore's Swallow, 4 me, SR Sib .. ...(Wakefleld) 1 1 Mr. 1 's Mantilla, 3 yrs, hit 41b (Williams) 2 dr Mr. 's Mega ye' yrs. Ist (Tomlin) 3 dr Duke of Rutland's Wagers Rises, 4 yrs, Bst 6111...(80yee) dl. Cardinal's :Dore won the AM heat by a neck, but was objected to, and We hest glees to Swallow, who asked over fee the next. RENTERS' STARES of 2 eon. each, and 20 added, ewe round and • dls. ; 8 ohs; were wen s eatj us iat:heala by Kr. Went at flees, 8 yrs, Illet 3112 ( jun.), besting %La s e ... tad Illb; lamer's Glory, IRE 71b ; Dm hat 4lb; sod two others. Tickcosy. EIWZIPSTAKIti of 6 WI. each, and 40 added ; the minus to be sold to 2001., sad the second to save Ma stake. Heats, twice round and a dia. 3 subs. Hake of Ratland'a Cardinal's Niece, 4 its, est Sib (Boyce) I I Mr. Hawke's Millwood, 4 yra, Sat 7lb Mr. key's tr f by Jerry, cat of Barbarins, 3 yrs, tist alb (Deco) du Both bests won easily. Cur &Limas of 10 lore. each. Twice round and a die. 11 subs. _Capt Harcourt's Ellardale, 4 ms, Ist Slb (Cartwright) I Mr of Butland's Paladin, S pe, Oct Illb (Dan) A ',Lod race. Won by balf a length. Qrgirm's PLATS of 100 guises. Thrive round. Capt. Harcourt's Elerdale, 4 yrs, fat lib (Canwrigkt) I Mr.Bltarratt's Egret,a yrs, 74 t lib (Wkiteboute) 2 Mr. Wildman's f byJohasy ley, a yrs, let Illb (host) dis Was by • length. MATCH, 50 move. Heats, owe round and a distant*. Mr. Gdbert's Jim Crow, 3 yrs. list 41b minnett) 2 I 1 Mr. Janeaway'sParmar's Gory, 4 'nu 104 7lb (Owner) 1 2 , Wag la a =atm BILLLNO STALES of 8 OOPS. each, and 26 addelg Plf owe round and a distaste. 4 subs. La e 1!. . - • Mr. Key's hr f, by Jerry, out of Barbstins, 3 yrs, ad 4lbe .! 4 (Hus) Mr. Wildman's Mem" 6 yrs, Sat 13Ib (Front)? te z .. . V. J •l4 ••:V V N 0 I Nit tb. ars es• of IV sii•