The Express. — London, England, 1851-09-29 00:00:00

Rain Intelligenct. COURT OF BANKItUPTCY.—SArraDAT. BOMB Ma. tarouremena heiee. IN IS Fler.:4lt AND GAUD. This was the last esamination meeting in this ease. Tte bankrupts were woolles,lr.ipers, in St. Martin'..lane. Thar balance-skeet shows debts, 3,12&. ; liabilities, 7531. ; meets, 1,3931. Mr. Dupree, for the assignees, said the hiuskrupts bad emitted front their Wines .sheet a sum of 1001., received same time before the bioliruptey. From the 'cry Mall sanunt, however, put down for expen.es, they were antis led that the money hat been disbursed. They did not im pute any fraudulent intention to the bankrupt s, and w ou ld allow the balanee-sheet to be amended without an ad- jourameut. Ir. Milani, Who apprared for a ereolUnr, cone wring, Ute proposed altoration wet mule, and the bookrupto peeped. INae rAtu... . The bankrupt, John Pauli, was described as a milliner sad straw•dealer, of Oxfurd.strect. This was the meeting for the last examination. The bolanee-sheet, prepared by Mews. Mutton and Co., extends um two years and a half prior to the 12th August last, u.d contains the following items: —To unsecured ere. ditors, 2,0911. ; ditto holding security, CAL ; liabilities, 124/.; pronto. 5731. ; salary, 4041. ; apprentices' premiums, 664. by good debtor., 12'.11.; doublet dhtn, f 94/.; pro perty, 9:11.; ditto hr Id by creditors, statist to he of uncertain value; paid for lease of premises, ; trade expenses, 6904. ; rent, rates, die., nu. ; interest and discount, 1991. ; law charges, 93'.; household • xpensea, 1,063 f. ; 1055e5,7701.; deficiency at the comrarneemtait of the account, 2211. Mr. Linklater supported. Mr. Pullen, fur the assignees, opposed, on the ground that the accounts were not sufficiently explanatory. The bankrupt had only made about 3001. profit, while his expen diture had been nearly four times as much. The assignees wished for &oink of this expenditure. Mr. lanklater con kilted to a short adjournment, on the understanding that the assignees ►hould send in requisitions descriptive of what they wanted. TILE POLICE COURTS MANSION-1101:SE. Sateekowsky, the role who *mon Friday charged before the Lord Mayor with baying stabbed a recruit of the Royal Artillery, named John Rowley, in the foot with • knife, wes brought up for final examination, and committed fur trial at the Central Criminal Court. GUILDHALL. Marie Ann Graresir, a resident of Deutsch, was chargA with ett sling ten notes of 10 guilders each, twenty notes of 20 (Brussels) franc, each, four notes of 2. (French) francs each, twenty gold guilders, a gold brooch with diamond centre, and a quantity of wearing apparel, value in all about 60!., the property of Mumble. Flora Dupenbeim, of 7, Alfred' place, St. John's Wood. Complainant /dated, through an interpreter, that she came Si Loudon from Brum+. about three months ago to see the Exhibition, and brought the prisoner with her as • kind of companion and servant. Sergeant Salter, Of, said he received information of the robbery on the 19th of April last, but had not been able to apprehend the prisoner. She was given into the custody of a Ull,tnpolitAin Oliver by the prosecutrix, who accidentally . nowt her M the street.. l'rimner said (through the interpreter) that complainant we a thief in Teri. and Brussels, and that the po:iee were searching for her in London. She promised to pay pri soner.% expenses if she would accompany her to London. Prisoner further alleged that she was a respectable milliner and dressmaker, and had a large shop in Dramas. She also said that prowcutrie had a Silk dress, a satin dress, and • quantity of rwellery, belonging to her (prisoner). Alderman Sidney said this was a most important case, and he should remand it for • few days, for farther inves tigation. 40W-STREET. Julia !helm.. Ann Mingesy alias truly 3fanafield, Jane (hewn alias black lousy. awl E , irn Smith were brought up on remand, charged with robbing a Mr. Anstice of 351. It appeared that on the night of the 9th host. the prose rotor met the prisoner elingay at a public-house in Drury lane, where they drank together fir some hours. The pri soner Smith then jointel them, and they got into • cab and drove to Newcastle-court, Strand. It was then daylight. They went to a house close by, and were then joined by the prisoner Owen. Some more liquor was then brought, and they all remained drinking together for some hours. Another re1.113:111 was in the room at the time, but the prom tutor could not 0 cognise her. Alter some time he became insensible, and did not recollect anything more mita he found himself in the street. He then discovered that he had been robbed of two 101. notes and about fifteen sove reigns, and immediately gave information to • constable. He had received the two 101. notes in part payment of • cheque at Messrs. Currie and Co.'s, hankers, of Cambia. Charlotte Alezander proved having seen the prosecutor at the houm. '2O, Little Shire-lane, Strand, on the day in question. She stated that she saw him lying on the floor, apparently asleep. The prisoner Owen was then in the room. After that she heard • noire as of some one being dragged down stairs, and on looking out of the window she saw the prosecutor standing in the court. Thomas Harrison, assistant to Mr, Foot, linendraper, Warwick-street, Pimlien, said that on the 10th inst. about seven o'clock in the evening, the prisoners Owen, inst., and Bum. (discharged) went to his master's shoo and pur chased some articles which Owen paid for with the 101. note now prodeeed, No. 19,267. Owen said her name was Stir bag, and witness wrote that some on the note. Roderick Lord, assistant to another draper, deposed to having received the 101. note, No. 19,266, als o prodagod, from Owen in payment fur some goods. Owes minis the name of Graham us the note. Mr. ;Charles 81112111101111, clerk at the banking loos it Meters. Currie and Co., proved paying the two seen preereutor on the 9th instant. Sergeant Cashford, F division, said that on the omits of the loth instant be saw the prosecutor in Noweinie• court, and in consequence of what he stated to Ma. In Mk the prisoners into custody. Mary Ann Davidson. who keeps a latdya thus WSW bowie, stated that on Wednesday, September 10, late at night, three women, use of whom was Owen, went to her shop, and bought • dress and other articles. 'The dress was the same which the prisoner Devine now had on. The prisnwen all denied having robbed the prosecutor. An attorney who appeared for Owen requested that she alright be admitted to bed, but Mr. Jardine declined to do so, and fully committed them all fur trial. WORSHIP-STIMET. Three stylishly-dressitel young women, named Mork Taster, Catherine Carrie 1, and Sarah Homer, west with having stolen upwards of 30 yards of Imo shop of Mrs. F. Ilnutun, in Church-street, Stoke lik ton, and also with having purloined from other sbagsli e nt same ueighboarhesid • large quantity of miscellswonws lOW petty, which was found in their possession. From the evidence of Sergeant Langdon, of the If ghle lieu, it appeared that while on duty in Stoke Newington. between ass sad m yen on the preceding evening, his atten tion was attracted to the suspicious =weeniest& of the prisoners, who visited the shops of different tswisansen bt ailee,.loll, at each of which one of them nee mooned outside, apparently tbat she nelobt Ors wanting to her confederates of anything mienisted rils• turb their operations, and, after watching rem for was time, the two last named prisoners entered.* shop elk& Bunten, from which they hastily emerged In• few mienisa and handed a parcel to Tucker, which PIN b lonlly ensigsi under her shawl, and west rapidly off with. Altar wilaig the two former women into • public-been WOO% bpi hastened alter the prisoner Tucker, whim enter took at a short distance, and in answer to his questions as to what had become of the two ladies he had seen with her she expressed her surprise at such inquiries, and declared that no one whatever had been in her company. On being further interrogated, the prisoner indignantly denied that she had any property con cealed about her, but on lifting up ber shawl be discovered the two pieces of lace now produced, and which measured respectively about 27 yards. Witness then lodged ber in the station house, and afterwards returned to the public house and ennead the prisoners Camel and Homer, the former of whom described herself as a dressmaker of Dir. ntiogham, from which town she had only arrived three days before to sec the Exhibition, while the latter posi tively refund to disclose her &thirsts in consequence of the high respectability of her friends, and both of them empha tically denied haring ever seen "the woman Tucker or that they had any knowledge of her whatever." The prisoners were subsequently searched at the station, and in addition to the property before mentioned *quantity of silk velvet, fifteen rolls of ribbon, a=of lady's boots, and numerous other articles, were in their pee sesaima Richard Smith, "linemen to Mrs. lumen, identified the two pieces of lam as the property of his mistress, and stated that they bad been abstracted from • box on the counter, which hr had submitted to the inspection of the two last named prisoner', who had effected the robbery with such &Verity that he ass not at all aware of it until be received the communication from Sergeant Lepton. On being asked if they wished to say anything, the pri soners, who displayed all the unabashed hardih oo d o f old practitioners, declined offering any defeat*, sad were re manded for • week. Mr. Charlts Pa,Jkasr, a general drake. la Eyre-street hill, St. Andrew's, Holborn, was &argot uadorr tie follow ing circumstances: Mr. Parry and Mr. Mania, the breriMerm, insermadad by Mr. Wontntr, attended tar this •eemmdl Mg Me. Wake ling was retained by Messrs. Siasposa. the pregenders of flatting male iu Leather-lane, sad by einem isteremad is the investigatiou. For may menthe pie Masan. spa. who employ many hands, nays lest a sonsidwable quantity of property. and been exceedingly "mind is esdeavouring to detect dm gaily party. They at Wm* mad tbeir aid Archer and Tuber, the deleadve ensue of Mr Q divi man, who, tracing several Immbudeplislat of Os masa property to Mr. - Usher, • metal agile fa Gables-lane, seised it and took him into ease* as the 11th of Jane last, sad brought him to Ws ow% vireo kg auderwent Normal exammations, his mtplanalisa. am emit assasis• =lt his prof .m adviser, big that be had pur ls, articles in • fair sad apes anti d Mr. Psalms, the prisoner, who WY than is Ins smutty, through ill beat h. The latter, liswevfir, big la a low and 11111•0111 state, sad is fear of disserequesem el laving bad anything to do with stoles property, bag* egg of way until the preview day, whoa, wing Yale till 1141600 01 Ws frisson, lie mshatarily gave Mundt up to ingssat ABM Oa mast any sharp that wad b• brew& lONA Wm. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1851. Mr. Usher was put into the witnetsbox, and proved that he purchased the property is question in an open, fair, and business-like manner of the defendant, at the rate of ;V. per lb. Mr. Pan said that his client bought it precisely the sans* way in his trade, and called witne.ses, who deposed to Mr. haulkner having bought the property of William Jackson, • marine store-dealer, in Turnmill-street. Mr. Wattling, having consulted with Mr. Simpson, con maks' to the discharge of Mr. Faulkner on bail, and Jackson was immediately taken into custody and placed in the dock. Mr. Tyrwhitt asked Jackson if he would he sworn and speak the truth, so that actual justice might he done ? Ile sullenly replied that he would say nothing. Mr. Tyrwhitt decided on sending the ease before • jury, and remanded it for a further investigation. Three strong-built young fellows, named Snow, Jaws, and Poiret!, were placed at the tsar, charged with a rnur. derma assault with intent to rub Mr. James William Black well, • gentleman residing at No. 3, Percival-street, Clerkenwell. The prisoners were captured by Wright arid Schofield, officers of the 0 division, who no doubt had saved the prosecutor's life. Mr. Blackwell, who exhibited evidence of severe violence, deposed that at midnight he was to his way home near the Lower-road, Islington, when he was stopped by one of the prisoners, who asked him fur alms. Ile gave him some copper money and went on, but had not proceeded many y a rds when he was assailed by the three fellows in custody, and knocked down, the ruffians then endeavouring to strangle and plunder him. He must, unduubteilly, have fallen a victim to their violence had it not been for the arrival of the officers named, who succeeded in apprehend ing them. Several constables recognised the prisoners as belonging to a band of thieves who infest the neighbourhood where the offence was committed. They were fully committed to Newgatc for trial. MARYLEBONE. Job Wood, a porter, in the employ of Meagre. Baxendale, trading under the name of Piekford and Co., carriers, was charged with committing a robbery under the following circumrances : A fellow porter in the same establishment, named Simon Abbey, observing that prisoner had abstracted a parcel from a wooden case, and. putting it into his pocket, told him of his having done so, to which he replied, " For God's sake, say nothing about it, but let it pass.' Witness, how ever, told the foreman of the establishment what had oc curred, upon which prisoner ran away, and upon his return in about an hour site wards, he was given into custody. Mr. Sexton, one of the company's °Meer., said that he bad examined the prisoner's residence, and had there dis covered a number of articles, which he hail no doubt had been feloniously abstracted from railway passengers, and begged that the magistrate would grant him a postpone ment. The further hearing was postponed till neat Friday. A gentleman's groom, named Wit:lain Milliorik, was charged with trespassing on the London and North-Western Railway. Inspector Sibsey and other witnesses deposed that pri soner had got user a wall adjoining the line at Kilburn, having with hint a dog, which he believed to be a very valuable one. Ile told hint of his danger and warned him off, and on his refusing to go away he gave hint into cus tody; and a train happening to come up at the moment passed over the body of the dog, and cut the animal in twain. . . ' Milbank, in his defence, said that seeing several other persons en.ssing the railway, he thought he had as good a right as any one else to do so. dog killed was of very great value, 111 C magistrate, taking into consideration the loss of a valuable animal, tined Milbank the mitigated sum of .3a. LtrzarooL, Srrr. 27. The trantletiens in foreign produce are quite unimpor tant. Of ustr, sir t parcel et p no RT. rqueurd at potrctout tutm ode* of 011.4 ow.. Moe. Coffey. of Sim :to bYgo of Wit mer", ( , 11 pie aut.) mid at but ue otter transmutes lon COTTON.—Ltvenroot, Sept. 27.—The tales of Cotton to...legate intimated at Mob balm, of whack I,Liso are fur avail, sad Weimar tae fund. at ;id. to ad. The market chase very tamely, yet quite steadily. Compared elk Felder. rater, prises of all biads me the ssm,. MANCIIRSTZR, Sept. 27.—We have again had a very laniteo tanners, and (Onusk the orders on hand are by an mesas cabman:it, let is ..,no drocrolida of witon yarn and el th priors see draining. Is the loam counts of water mkt and No. ffth to Is'e the easiness delay I. coadderable, loth hie import iodinate damsel; w.th peters area. No. flu's and We mak pea are also samethig with rksay ate, at fell prim, bat otLer kinds are maker to hay, iimg some of then are id. per .b. declare. ls Moths than I. Mill hut Mtn busmen , In India kiwis w r,irtlags sad poised sivallisi, sad pr eth bath mph sunk to the fosse pilot, with stash, sethwia isting on band. Put for the Ins edition dans and sieklarillisai rate* ars dna, though the lighter mire iney w eeeted 1.1. per phis In dee'the. Deinettist, low sloths, as& Y clothe ere generally whir arm, bat la same salmi mhos ere weaker, mil the mar letmutt kinds of stock prothhly me:Wm to droop, mace or leis, with the prints at cotton, till that ttaple has mashed Ito marvel point. With tins view Wren ere ethically holding deaf boo the .00,10', end this assausts ht a mat degree for the slag:Meth of des stood welch Islets as menpured with the activity .ad buoyancy dli tisgualniig our trade • kw weeks or a =oath ago. LINEN.—BELFART, Sept. 28.—Several samples of Yarn of ibis year's Oil base already been brought to market, and, on ail hands. the quality to saki io in such superior to that echibtied at the same season lad year. The sere yieds brier going through lb. haeklea, and the thread la much lounger whin von. The Tarn mar ket *due Fri lay tort has been alms/4 altogether ioniser, spinners keeping firm at old rates, and manutaeturers studying to keep stock light, and remains to buy earept to meet immediate demand. The Cloth muskets have not varied much as to pries., though the feeling appears simenhat Improved. Untie are nage inquired after, and diapers meat of freely at Lurgark at fair waren LaWf.B are say dun, end sa aiso in 4.4 sloth, which wee lately largely parakmod to meet the home trade. —Bander of Ulster. llARDWARE.—llintstitoitatt, Sept. 27.—Trade here eontinue a pretty much In the sale lag reported ; in some branthe• then 1. acid to he • degree of languor, but generally the imatifes. tureen hare plenty of orders to Ito on with, Out nothing beyond ; in others, lamp and an makers ter hummer, Wm am order• enough to keep tbum in full work toe mouths; it to the Woe trade that is ember slack, Bum some of the airtetiltural Mitelaly Sampahire, llerelordsltire, and the Weak country, at ardent brine rather scanty; in the Northern mantles there ha. be. uno &1W?! worth noticing. There in not infrequently • partial lull at this mason of the year, and, biding in mind the twiehnem of trade here for Sassy month. peat, it to not unlikely that some trades may experience • alight 101 l of in USW enters; at pre. nett, Weever, in at the staple twine there is as mach, and petition more, basineas daine than ever toe quiet way. There are warmly any own out Mereplo)ment to the town, aril many of them have mote work than they we to devote Meowing to. The Cuban trade has been goad throughout the year; there have been, and It is sadandood, still are, considerai.e orders in the town fns to Illevensak. Th e Brazilian trade to rather Ins proMeg than otherwile, that market having this mason taken off . very large qoaatity of our manufactures. Canadian orders are is weal (at tots time of the . year) Mopped toe th e t, presen bat the orders from that quarter th is year ham been hrger with thensoplass or two) than wore ever known; It is understood, too, that time is every probability of a very brisk trade with that co lony In the awing spring. it is the swoon, of rose pimple to talk glibly oe the capes of didrem in the mondtotaling dietrime hut 'mete, whist ell the Whist returner, to prove the Slissioeiels new el their esteseate; Nene pest-Istr ruses wpb lased do wee reseettaVe dopes with teinsse le die lewn LIS the eineest esperled kr the saleteerre el the part eras 11,11111. • In ISM Ude eisannsd r 31,14114; sad Is the peewee yes (the reinrn holse ato ie •p to Sera t eash',.the mese tapsetiod WShen to WOW., being. morally as wilMe ; Me that el the peer le ft Pee ls", too, It ery be taker eddiesseleeldenseetils pourelly pets wens sto apse country, that th em e j Beete there we roan, exploded 1,41.01. a yes le Ss N Items last yes the mess is peers steer bead Is IS Theeeore the SW Ise Sr. 0. P. Tones eseikeetton sad emeleties, lbe losamestas hell their private seedeth, preilmtsey tette seertney sr, • ity et two ens; *haploid repilteitheie trade ese.eliebeeineleheeteeredeeed, Sr rep. It ws neeleed wears) le exhales prises end the tspetetice enema is le as these whl he katylf deka • II *MOO Ste next quietit. Lea vise reeetesee err wads e a vow sad Isentoes imbed of seder Spiel lespeis witheat • rum; coders eseseces hap seise, it wee stated that the seem wee by "sampler! It • with while to wreet tit.; they re east is • siveld, • very pest lapeosetnent on the old system et =Mate Wee CORN.—Artnovett, Sept. 27.—We had a fair attendance tanneta and the trade twal47, And a large supply of Wbeat. the trade continues In a dull AM, and oes were Madly so good sa os thief:lay week, except for the eery beet quahties for seed purpose*. Mak& were in requmt. Malting Bosley was In tali demand, and ' maintained turf week's quotations; grinding .. qualities were nrsleeted. In other ankles tittle cluing, and sorban. m value took ph so. Old Wbsot, 31a. to Seo. pet qr.; Dew, 365. to des. Barley, tear, Ifs. to Ma. Oats, les. to Its. Beam, old, 34a. to Me.; new, MM. to PM. Peso, Um to lbs. Dour, PM. to We. per sub. AYLESBURY, Sept. 27.—There was a plentiful supply of Wheat At this day's market, principally sew , bet the prises at last week were talky maintained, mad a used sale made, the qua, being Toy superior to the old. Other sorts so alterstke. Whast,lll. las. to W. per load et 2 qtr. Barley, Ws. to 29a per qr. Otos 21s. to 27.. Beer, 24e. to Us. Peas, se.. to Ora. Wishes, ULU Us. BATH, Sept. 27.—Our market is firm at the priors of last wait. BEDFOIiD, Sept. 27.—Our market is still in a wary dull Kate, esponally Wheat, there being but few buyers, he coasetins nee of the dryeess of tbe easier and 'eerily a water. Wheat a dull sale at last week's priers. AU ether earn the mew prises as kw posse weeks pea. Good nulling Barley Wonted attar. Wheat, 21a. to 275. ppeerr load d 3 Isabela. Raley, 2ts. to 325. par qr. oats, 171.1. Zee. Ifo. to 21s. per load. Pews, 171 to 21s. Bzawicc, Sept. 27.—Wu had a good attendance at our nerthat to-hy, with sere new 'rule citrus', the coodinon of which was numb wens than last week, maw to the late heavy rains. The dermal lour dry paresis wee good, at last week's rates. Bil.aarnroatt, Sept. 27.---A liege supply of Wheat, *hieh eaa ad prim to hare • downwerd tenancy. Very little hod MS we. dolor. and MOWS( but the finest suppler tosintained late quotations. The malting awes will Moistly 000161101111., and the best simples were more in droned, awl st Low week's prime. la other sorts little pawing. The treassetions la Osts, Beam, sad Pees unimportant, end priew nassinelly the roe. New Vetoing a fair ode. tat Wheat, eA. to Us. ; sew. Ns. to Ws. per qr. Swim 245. to re. Oats, les. to 70e. Braes, 34e. W liw. Peas, Us. to Ws. Rye, 2ss. to fib, Wall, Gs. id. to 7a. per beettel. Moor, Ws. to 29a pee week. poIiTON, Sept. 27.—We have had a small show of Wheat to-day, with a brunt trade, at the extreme e.t.a of Wednesday, flue reds =Wag SU. to 311 e" and One whites 31.. to 40e. per gr. Oats were Mao • free safe, at fully (vetoer prises. CI:4711201T, Sept.27.—We hide's's, supply of Wheat, but a wry dull es e. Wheat, old, brown, 30a. to 32t. ' • new. 3k. to Ma; white, sew, dhs. to pls. Barley, Hs. to 225. (AA I6s. Baas, 27e. resa:26s. CORLISLI, Sept. 27.—There was a good supply of grain at our market to.duy, which met with a lively deromM at rather lower pekoe Moo lam week. The ;pi ally of sew Wheat la Gm, and the brut ample in:Mb/ft from ..Jlb to 651 M. Present pets: Whoa, white, mew, lie. to 13.. fld.; old, lie. 6d. to lea. ; red, new, ii.. to 15e.; old, 13e. Barley, sew sod old, I.e. od. to Ile. Oats, potato, To bd. to le.; sotommt, 7i. to le. id. Floor, per Moe, le. &I. to la. led. mussel, le. ltd. Byeimal, la. Id. /Mr*. meal, lo od. Cotcuarraa, Sept. 27.—The supply of Wheat on sale here [...dry was good, rebid& fugal buyer. at seises fatly equal to last wet. tit useky we bare bad so laerwed drew; this snide§ with lamas sad Ma. ruled at late prices. GLOUCESTX2. Sept. 2f..-Our largest annual fair bsblg held es Startoy Mt themeat wee thudy irternee, and the ripply Zia* Whirl NIA the sir Saar brag Node at aloud tamer nos. la NNWtea insommiews saw sat aster M. bot lest week's prices moo eippierS. Rohr eardre wittiest ebasiel le Banes Ur /riles -ao lrgerrowat to prim greed entente et sew Oalsoasoe agar to hold .S sod ei per V. hos meow amid te reepted by the Werra. Import et the war .ores Wet O:- Oats, ; Derr, %MI. GUILD/01D, Sept. 27.-The supply of Wheat at 93- day'. =stet washers; the trade was sot risk, bat the Inn et the of p 4 was clewed air es tbeterms se Jar . O Whist tin esdood. rhea; 3ts. P b e lle. ;; new, Sr week . to Ca. ld hattey, 231. to OK Bea" 300. to Ste. Nye, 274. to Ith. Hstaroun, Sept. 27.-Not so many em the meant to day ss scud at UiL lime of the year; the bulk at llas MIMI Sidi of corn shown we in reeling attrition. The firma or= the tared position of IWdistrkt, sad the want at c Aka, with reward to Wheat penlealar, rthe= si mob deemed is • ate • dreg bete with at any outlet he it. thane Iwe but slew dealers. and the millers held 0.4 set lab.* )mares disk stacks la the face ot the slow sale et Flour. Om be *if do an at a &owe. Wheat, old, per 41e. Id. to So Id.• new, Or. eat 4s. Td. Harley, 3e. to Ss. fol. Ora, to lid. to Se. K. Brea, old, 3e. 10d. to N. ; sew. 3s. ed. to Is. ed. Pre, Si. Si to as.; white baler, es. Id. to 3e. lizarroan, Sept. 27.-The Wheat market to-day ruled doll, at last were* prices; the supply rash Borley, ot Ise Bade made toil prime, with plenty of bnyens • gnarly good. Oita rade week'• prices. Per sod Bras rated dell. Wheat, from 320 to re. per Iced. Barley, Its. to 33a. per qr. Oar, 170. to roper qr. Per, 17e. to 20a. per hoed. liras, lea to rls. Tare, Pi. byte. Rye, 14s. to His. KINDAL, Sept. 27.-At our market this morning we had a large supply of both Wheat ad Ors, the tawny was • dint • .le, at a donee of t,d , sad la more erns le. per toed; the Utter also at a dee a id. per store. Wheat, Oid end re% 2Sa. to as per red of 93 roar. Oar. aid and new, illd; be Uhl per alma LANoArran, Sept. 27.-Sigoe Woiesinj uz emming we bare bail wet. maw orattima ; WIMP OM I. MK la the Bette. Our ream they was wed isopild *hop do nuophis folly mrstetudond lett prior; Wader rodrwebeeper. God. aleSt only le thrleed pi,, sod re drop In robes. Whisk old. 1. 17s. •4. yee Mir; Now, dr% n e e. r 268. Ciouroo4 104. to 275. per Mho Limners., Sept. 27.-The trade was wry dull dre Wheat, at folly Is. eekelion en INC tenet's Taira. War r PIA amply, at prism I. Warm ei Os buyer. Oos and Dom at hare tar MAitomsiwin, Sept. 27.-Without !prow bmiales, Os wide Madmen esmewbas mow loadings awing the weft. At ft, wanes. teary, m armaaadeaggee Weiner Is dine la kali erdpooo of emit s. Mr wmrmtfaa. is our gametime 4 we.. end reset Ile nobs sto saamruatllmoa.. New Oar loft for bead. and Nod pie lint simmer. obi lim Dims as seeped ismer raw I wow tome ym am ra e ammo in quantity to In a peke. MAgArboaotroa. Sept. 27.-We hod • pod 8:11: , of alma awl a led amok's* ; w• talsol it lemmilletemmewsplisik asses wane ielemee at mime nom eel moire mime uses Is Ent idols voto mot ionomo=ist • Wow molly Ilsoloy, IBM bed des did = goodoko, tea sinew tatooV Wordy hoc Oid tomb dulore, and prism firs. heather pima= tlko trade we. • misisal arnew. Wins. dd. No. to Sh.; raw. No to pi. prim Hs. to Its. Oats ITO to P. Soft Soo to Me, Poo, Pa %M. Ilya, .1 a. to 325. pair qy. WYNN% to to Pa ei pot Maid Malt, Is. to la. Plow. Ito Se tb. per wk. - - - NIWCASTLZ-VPOX-TYSI, Sept. 27.—Abor • nem al ines( aassaspast. as tar se this diarist Y seaseraer 4 demo, tie mobs, bes boom Wean sad tirade& Qs Taissag Se vial vegeta mask wart le dr visa WY erred. sot sisat ale Bale taseesilea Mg mambo as • emiAlrellie d rate Is slit sans; re mods te eat yet ia Ur diaelela elm Went ism ems; loam esermassa, Rob saassisalla Is hit toyeally saw et ape asp be atm tiliaatea Dm/1p te ems want oar howelsa ewgewtataeli tt IY Wilma d r eimilase vet 1110 begat We e las MI the as preMsale mis t aasodiee. aipsals w h it viable we way seselee tansitse se la Isea En Wm bar sey be ssearea; Laws elt ibs Imo Is odd* saplast tie psis sav sat Islay mearel pal mallaa. The Wale aegeseepresamt welt Is. sasamea save resalues. sal dant salt sessalsa, awe dipssllla panbassies boo sp. meat; lesevest. the esell slabs sasaW Ilas ell sari emasy ma Wank alresee the leamalliseequallMsene selosits at Ant . arise save mess. nor los tar way a* awl of Ile mint Mt team Oft rM el M., sal la lime arseasea lar bal M 1A Ulna be legal tam. 011uesedies am file lagalis laws old um sials The Was ussissit tba auk lam Areal weal lei as to fad rs lea It Wheat all la atypl ft= llama this all to LL's econntn. The Wet soirtin at gran In the Interior eases oily porches. of %heat to be made it Hamnuop, Bye basing Mu:wed tare to Es.; • 044 et Refueling. isarchnes of Wheat have been made f.r Sweden ail Nagai et Me. ;u We. ler qr., f. o. b. When these fats biome mi., gen. rain karats *eras, card the growers in Great lid Kin will • ream to .11 tale be Dew W leas Im'ar the level of ;he Wainer; Red that inn Intk time mere Feast! read we will be escablielcd. It I, • bet tat eon what oo Mager of dispute thst a e.miderside put- Man 0: tW rotion crop is loot, and sleek! the Autumn price wet, me diasicta whack i.e. at went free from Meese w Add in nil likeliblud be cerreepooda.ly Wetted. sod we Dead out ask what the eff.ct of this would be upon the trade, It being too freob In the recoi bat •• of many to advert more pattiadarly to that polot. At mar ket this naerang we bad • lea supply of Wheat from the grower., end the palsies''• a:contrary clods heroine out maybes from the south, &whine In Ora-rate cabala wen mile taken at rather ens lac baturday's retie ; whereas idecsaiti reed wale, of whet the main buqt of the supply co...wasted, sold slowly at about cur 'treeless cur. fealty. ad had rather more late, holders bang dare Hied to 11141 tamales at an advance, from sn pression that the lowest point hod been touched. Flour, Iran Ilse same C. 0.., was betel with more dm flame, oat its. nay now be cashier. d sae to • Wolf for choke bows holds. sod 30s. fa outman. whites. Fie Rye we awe further Inqui ries for 'sport, • yrocel of Danish having been taken fur shipment to Hiambnegh st Its, per qr.. weighed Oolhe. per bushel. Malting flor in se yo 'aka late. attend -tint, but a oedema quantity might be plaid of oaten chevalier et Rai Grinding deeraptions are worth • to as. par- qr., acceding to quality, weighed 36105. per bushel. In Malt. Beans, ad be.., little Miami,. moderately otpylted with Wt all kinds found bums at fully previous pre. s. arrival. this week soot What, coastwle, 10,33 qrs. Bailey. coostwo e, 3. Malt, emawke, 4.11. Oats, coastwise, 400; fOrtifo, Mil. Pens, &Reign, 194. VI tar, 733 whs. Nottwrcer, Sept. 27.—Our market was well attended to day by beat farmers al werehast. who offered freely. Millers were cautious. sad tried to pumice* ft. has money, but this was amen [(elided by the farmers, end asses were firm et precisely lat meet's rates. Doer wan • fair sale at last week's priers, bet naiLers pre :erred bokling and u..t any changed bends. The Baby trade for time was good, sow prime lots were shown, and enmmanded 240. per qr.. Let a good may inferior he. were Mewls • °acted, for which so more the. Its. per qr. was obtainable. Grinding eats ere • beret rule at Into pram. hams and Pens were bate madams offer, with e downward temiacy. but so tst ail difference in price could be name. Outs were offered freely, but late teems were not maintained: the real Waft Mama 2s. per qr. - - - - • NOTTINGHAM, Sept. 27.—W0 have not had so largo a show of grain brought to land at this day's roadie an Ind week; and farmers ace =stilton to sell at the preiriat low rates; fur all good ...rook-40(nel" Wheat, the roll terms of Saturday let are pakl, and in sane us , • • trill more money. Old When In slaw as well odd. &implies anew Barley are in line condition, bat, us tie reason fur malting to not yet sowineneed m lee gusersi. only • few wales lake pine; ',lading sorts keep their prior. Be.= and Oats are ia slow trade, without change in value. l'Ergisnonooon, Sept. 27.—Our supply of Wheat to-day was muck smaller than for soma few weeks past, and prem. ruled in wave instanres la. per gr. higher. Barley, is. per qr. cheaper. Ne alters . ion in the value or into or Beans. l'crwownt, Sept. 27.—At our market to-day Wheat was again la plentiful supply, with a limited demturi, and the tra/e Trim consegurnti) heavy. Samples at spring ewn were offering in greater abundance, unit the turn is in favour of the baler. Utica: Wheat, white, new, 91. log. to let Ss. per load; rad, new, V. 10s. to 91. Barley, malting, 275. to 29.. per qr.; grinding, 244. to 26a. I7a. to She. Yeas, 302. to 311.. Beans, MM. to SUS. ' ' • • Punwrox Sept . 27.—Several vowels have worked up during the week, laden s ith grain (chiefly Oats) and Oatmeal from Ireland. The dealers continue to art with extreme caution In all their operations and increased deliveries from the tanner. around us tending still further to depreciate the value." , each article of the trade, they have had no dificuay in oupplying their immediate requirements from day to day at a gradual decline in prices. There was a liberal .. e i u ,1 7 . 12 1.1 0f e q tti t lt y totfhweet hich w oa as r F.:schen of middling :a thisty, end aa.czn; rale, at inesular proves, whilst fine samples were ?toddy ole.rest. No new Irish at hand. Old foreign declined Id. per boolvii. Roar meats a I ovoid solo, at an abatement of Is. per park. Oats In lair 'egoist. Wittiest offered freely, at a reduction of 2e. per kind. KRADINO, Sept. 27.—The supply of Wheat was less than usual at this season of the year. The appearance of two or three buyers from a dl-tans seemed to saute much activity In the trade at the cortimenceinest of Osiniarket. Many sellers sere enabled to obtain howl to. to is. more meaty than last week. On the whole we are piddled In calling the Wheat trade full In. dearer. Prime nuking Batley, bat few sample' making 34.; grinding swier to buy, from Bic to No. Old Oats short quantity; new mon plentiful; the farmer to lla ; latter I4s. to lbs. Beans and Pews, the former irons 31s. to 31s. ; the latter, frs. to SO. Sarraos WALDEN, Sept. 27.—Wheat, a good 'apply and cheaper, 3/s. to 30.. per qr. ; prima, 108. Barter, malting, 26a. to 2*.; grinding, 19.. to :de. Baur, 265.; goud, Ls. Feu , 235. to T.N. Otats, Ile. to 20a. BRAFIRSBURT, Sept. 27.—A good attendance, and our market was well supplied with new Wheat la good condition • but tattle doing In cad, end prime samples a new brought late price:, but middling end inferior maples were the turn 'Momper, and a very slow mbs. Kew Barley wan moderately supplied, and the trade watt very ire al at prices quite equal to those of Saturday last. Spring can was al 01n good supply, ant lest weak'. rates were barely rupported. Salt and Flour • dud trade. Old Wheat, 3/e. to 335.; new, Ma. to IM.; ' Barley lie. to 2.;e.; Osts, he. to 226.• Beans, 30a. to a. 33 ; Pres, Ps. L . 305.; Rye, 25e. to 32a. per quarter; Dour, 23e. to Le. per soak. Tares, 4e. ed. to 36.6.1. per bushel SllttEirsßUßT, Sept. 27.—At this day's market there was • abort supply of Wheat. barley, and Oats, all of which met with a fair sale at fully but week's prier. WARIIINhTEIt Sept. 27.—Our market this morning was fully attended, and there was • good supply of %hest, but dealers conducted that upend as with eztream motion. and the badness consequently was dull at former rates. Barley was in better wooly, sod as 'lnkster* are shwa to commesee their =IUD( operations. obtained a ready tale, end the pinkest samples obtained an aclesare of Is. per qr. The malt trade was Inactive, last ant cheaper. In (Mts Mena and Pees little business was dotal', at unaltered quotations. Wheat, old, 214. to 405.; DOW. 31a to 49e. Us. to 29e. Oats, 17s. to its. BMW. 33,. to 595. Peas, 20e. W 33a. Bye, 224. to 32a. per qr. retches, 4e. Gd. I. per bash& Flow, Ma to 30.. per sack. - - - WINCHESTER, Sept. 27.—The attendance of bums to day was not very large, and the supply of Wheat rum than au dent lot the demand. Bus/nese woe very dull, and ia most Maims= at • decline of M. to Is. per qr. Flour nominally unsltered. Good malt ing Barley found more willing buyers at fully Moser rim, whilst eaten- samples met with little attention, at lower rates. In Oats little stining, and quite as dear an last weak, and the same remark will si•ply to other articles Wheat, old, 13s. to Us.; ne „sr 24P. to per qr. Barley, Ms. to Ma. Oats, white, 2M; Mack, Ills. to 20.. Hess., 32a. to 3G, rea... aw. to Wis. flour, Ms. to 2128. per sack. Toes, es. 6d. to 3s. rod. per bushel. Malt, Is. 6d. to 7.. Wisnacx, Sept. 27.—The supply of Wheat at to-day's tsar, et is n I.orge as last week, but with en lasnesad quantity ol other grain. Wheat mot with a good dent did at Is. per qr. over Wt week's pewee, white Oats and Mans brought about former rates. Wheat, white, 345. to 386. per qr.; extra, ells.; red, MB. to Ms. ; tiles, re. Oats, 9d. to 9A. per stone. Dams, Itbs. mils . per qr. Wutectaran, Sept. 27.—Our market was well attended to day. bet as the booms off. red:anieti lees Wheat, rather higher prier were °Stained PM wad deserlptioa% bat aot sulkiest to alter oar quotations. &ale, to good demand, at the earrrney of this day senate/ht. Oats to limited tangly, and fully as dear. laws rather lower. Peas wale lc per gr. hr. --_ YORK, Sept. have less Wheat showing at our market toot'', sad last week's prim are fully supported. Barley in good *apply and slow sale, except for the first ample% at Is. per qr. declare. Oats 6d. par qr. cheaper. DUILIN, Sept. 26.—There was a good supply of new grate at market today. Wheat, Oats, and distillers' Barley met a coact domed at about the earreoeles of Tuesday, except thus, which were in mem Wetmore a shade lower. Ileitlag Barley wee 3d. dearer. au grass and Item Cora ceatiaues extremely dammed. TM present pekes are: White Wheat, new, 175. to Its.; red, Ida, to PM od. Otte, sew, Pa. to les. 3d. ; old, 13s. 6d. to Its. So. Sere, new, As. M. to Ise. Barky,tiew, Il i . to 14e. ad. Rape seed, sew, ifs. to IGs. Oatmeal, Ile. la lb. id. Flour. bakers', 12a. to Ile. per cwt. Indian Corn, UP. M Vs. per 4401 bi. Conn, Sept. 26.—The weather cantiaase of the Naas fa vourable Marren so ft ammo time amt. •ft On harvest my now be odd to be wand, aft miler the men Mesamble ciratembases ; We reports, berafter, teepreftg to amps mot o fternralle as cnw b., b e * a t ery et Rang sad Oats, Mike yep wideto fowl to be labeler ha yaw% balm many aad MAL rather ftwarably imam at. oft aftftted to be Mesa ea average crop. lambra to aturlb; drat the Amens have bees eateadve— MAW bo n amounting to I teft. EWA th ,Ie• bomb Wheat, 4,141 bursts ba sena tty , awl b y. sdi d as. ey say losorMena whim au quot day fe able wentbas efterod os Ye meek. la Ike Her make% to Inelmos Is lofted to pm soft tembsenftel hiftat hang eaV dry heft to maces, gemsla ea need. fte beam Ora the softempase Is la dr mama at shout melons sattesq, Vessel • We anew& hes heft Mae ea ipeada tles, betA be savor salmi mad Ow tonteftslipemels. pawn One sera .be lend" rem la Os gem ikil, Ims - state as nedeed resole. oft la ths ofto sawed hefts Ind the edvemespe. Yonfts dig:r ., the Brier (matinee, st penes, ft ether Mole, and the turn shosper. In Ostesemen book plass boa for Not prese hingnt snd dons la nal. Oxnard shipment, sad prices rated be knew of hafts. WATERFORD, Sept. 27.—Our motet has been pretty well supplied with farms& arra throngbeat the week and we have receive° from armed els carve. ot Maher Thelma has rated very doll foe all ant. les, at peon barmy equal to no rpotatiwas of Int Statudey. At this morning's market dellestles d Wiest mid Oats from farmers again or • liberal scsle. tbe Waft setlelo fteneared an the once. of lost week ; but o.ts nand M. to e t i c herrn. There were a few samples of larky. beach% Its. V. to 10s. and es thing said at Ile. N whir The mks in Inbar Cara Mee been mostly andmed M *aft saz sad a few Inge pawn exskip, to speculatino. lbw Gamper 10. ter • ark. thls week : Whoa, OR gm& Mar Com ; Flour, 3S Exports thle week: Miont. 111 lamb ; , 2 ; Oats, 111,154; Flout, 10 seas; o..Useal, MR own. KIRIECALDT, Sept. 27.—The weather continued fine up Itediteensy Labs, dame Mikis we ham Ind anon matheasas rain, inth a sold Ha Mad. At oar swifts this nosh we W very little sf eldne eV sr saw Meat eV* ins tibia of et the fa I phis d Mot mat tansy ass he MeMest" sant mad met• may galsit pitmen/2Yr la .ass of the k. makes aft Was Mw eft ORM eft/ft at last weft Here drser sapplim wasomesil et hefty, hi et WWII Obe dna of ead WV Imimg Asa Mord). sad ftoll of Oat'. Dram net a graft eft at Ma week% mkt. What we. la pod demand se penes is loom ea the seas; =A Olio imam nonly takes ea et ft par qr. above Ism weeitaZA When. oV, Ses. Id. to Me. par gr. new, idea O. ; , maw as 245. Oats, nem, Ma to Ur. Weft. ift bet d mkt to she. AMERICAN MARKETS. New YORK, SEPT. 16. There appeared to be a buoyant feeling in the stock market this morning, and although the sales were 'moderate prices had an upward tendency. We annex a list of the sales an well as the prices asked and offered for Government Securities. Foreign Exchange was in fair request. Bills on London sold at 110 to 1101, with some at 1101; Paris, 5.111 to 6.131 ; Amsterdam, 411 to 411 ; Hamburg, 361 to 361 ; Bremen, 78 to 781. The condition of the money market presents no new fea ture to-day. There is a constant and heavy demand for money for those engaged in active business, which must be met, and which prevents an accumulation of capital. We bear of no advance in the rates fur money at the discount houses—paper of the right stamp bein g done at last week's quotations, and are gratified to leant that the banks are doing rather more to meet the demand of their customers than last week. 40,11:110MPT Oared. Asked. 17. D. 6 ger ant, ISIS do. 6 do. IW/ do. 6 do. owpoo, lOW ll4 do. 6 do. 11147 .... . .....« ...... 115 1131 do. 6 do. 118 do. 6 do. - 111 101/ i do. let aa Corrom.—A very animated demand prevailed from the date of our last weekly review, the 6th , until the eve n i ng of the 13th—the sales ad inte rim ffiniseating to upwards of 10,000 hales. Oa the 14th the market wee quiet wider the less encouraging advises to hand per Niagara, gad to sleet sales a reduction of id. was in several instasue submitted to. To-day the Name subdued feeling ( wt ulna the receipt of the Pacific's accounts of the advising it. iodize in Liverpool,)bse poondle4, llWl Z la the &beim et biome thy asedtat sestainel GRF.ENV Swiswor SOUTHWARK. Janes Knight was brought up on a warrant charged with committing a violent assault on Ann Mills. The complainant stated that about three months ago she became acquainted with the prisoner by meeting him at a chapel in the Borough-road, which she attended with her family. Believing him to he a gentleman, she allowed him to pay his addresses. They kept on very friendly terms ' until a few weeks asio, when she perceived a great change in his manner, and heed that he had left the chapel and joined the Roman catholic. On Sunday morning, while she way going to chapel, she met the prisoner, who wanted her to accompany him to the Roman catholic cathedral. She refused to do so, saying that she could not think of changing her faith without any cause. He then became exasperated, and said if she did not become a catholic he would have her life's blood. She became so frightened at his language, that she sought the protection of sonic of the congregation, when the prisoner ran away. She saw no thing of him until Thursday evening, when she was pro ceeding along the Borough-road on a visit to a friend. He then told her that she must become a Roman catholic and marry him. She replied that she would not, and that she would have nothing more to do with him. He then seized hold of her and struck her several times on the head until she became insensible. On her recovery she found that he had escaped. In answer to the charge, the prisoner said that Miss Mills had acted unfaithfully to bun, and although she had promised to marry him, she now discarded him. He cer tainly had recently become a Raman catholic, but that made no different,. As for the threats and assaulting her, it was all caused by disappointed love, and he was very sorry fur what he had done. He hoped she would re-consider and foVe him. He would leave the Roman ccatholic. e magistrate ordered him to find good bail for six mouths. or to be imprisoned that period. COLLISION AT THE BRIGHTON RAILWAY TER MIN 'AI.—LEWES, Seer. 2G.—Joseph Kennelly, engine driver, and Richard Grindley, guard, both in the service of the Brighton and South Coast Railway Company, have been committed for trial at the forthcoming quarter sessions for negligently causing a very serious collision at th • rail way terminus, by which property of the value of NW. was destroyed, and the lives of several persons placed in much peril. The defendants were in charge of a heavy goods train on the morning of the 21st ult., and it would seem ' that about three o'clock the pointaman at the junction near the station heard the approach of a train, and put on the usual signal, a green light (caution). It went by the junc tion at the rata of 23 riles an hour. In the ordinary runs the steam ought to have been to turned off and the beers applied as to have brought the train up at the ticket platform. It, however, shot by at the speed, perhaps, of 12 or 14 miles an hour, and dashing into the terminus cams in contact with • line of car riages which had been arranged to go out with the first train in the morning. The shock is described to have been of the most formidable character, and aroused Mr. Craven, the locomotive superintendent, and the other officials who reside at the terminus. Several of the carriages were almost smashed to pieces. They were thrown one upon another, and, indeed, but for the obstruction which they offered, the engine would have shattered down the end buildings of the station, and perhaps have gone right through. Mr. Craven having stated that proper caution had not been exercised in driving the train, and that it ought to have come into the station at a creeping pace, the bench determined upon send ing the defendants ter trial for negligently performing their several duties, but admitted them to bail. It appears that both defendants had been a considerable time in the service of the company, and bore good characters. DEATH FROM RECKLESS I)RIrING.—Mr. H. M. Wakley concluded on inquiry at the University College Hospital, commenced on a previous day, relative to the death of Frances Netershell Moore, aged 41, the wife of a paper hanger, living at 19, Wilated-etreet, Sonars-town , a/bodied u alleged from nitwits received in being knocked dons by • horse and cart, driven at a furious rate, by • =tamed Thomas Perkins, in the employ of Mr. , butcher, Camden-road Villas, Camden-town. It wan also stated that the deceased, who was an habitual druiterd, was drunk when knocked down, which opinion waspartly confirmed by the assistant-surgeon, and nurse of Dieirainl, who expressed their belief that on bee admin. sierra was intoxicated. Mr. Wakley said he mad net bsb dewing upon the reckless way is edge belrine drove and rode their hones through the sir" r dr* empowered so to do by law. Six of the jury wan Ike • verdict of manslaughter, but eventually one was returned as follows: "That the deceased died from injuries received aim a horse and cart, driven at a furious rate, but whether Sr was from the misconduct of the driver, or the hone rm. sing away, there was no evidence to show." Perkins was then cautioned and censured, and the inquiry terminated. REVIVAL OF INFANTICIDE.—MT. 11. M. Wale, bald an inquest at the College Arms, Camden Town, on the only-born infant of Jan Smith, a single woman, in the 111111600 of Mrs. Dickenson, Pakenhans•street. Mr&Diaber on rid that she suspected Smith had given lea Is • elk dad interrogated her upon the subject, whoa etre ed. =hied that the latent was in the pail, whoa was her Sall et water, and in which she (Mn. Dickson's) bead So body. Smith barged forgiveness. Dr. eseniedl lite body, sad found that the child had breathed Dee s ON the wpm were healthy , but that the brain was oengeld. kora • blower MI. He could not swear whe that Emil molted from db. injuries of the head or drown. Im ickse Valk% "Dressed was found dead in a pail of be übrikar it was wilfully murdered or nut there is MMperre."—Mr. Watley held a second inquest al r Arne on the body of a child found wrapped ton to paper parcel, in a ditch in Swan's-lane, Dr. Browbeat said that the child must have bans e ve months dead. The body was so decomposed tact be could not say whether death was canoed by violence egrrer wise. The leg was broken. Verdict, " Found WINCHESTER COLLEGE.—The Hampshire Inds pendent se —The great fact," (or a fact it is, that tbe college of Winchester, with an income of 15,0001. • year, according to their own recorded evidence, educates but TO boys, is startling enough; aad it becomes more startling still when it is known that the parents of every one of the airily boys educated at Wieshester College are put to an expense of toll 601. per saws each. THE EXETER HALL SZIMICES, which Were lOeti toted for the purposed previtlas religions Wrestles t he visitors to UM swegeU ea *a mashie ef the Exhi bition, after bevies bees 'maimed (or Bee swaths with gnat eseoengemest gel sews, were yesterday trottght to s samehries. The lee. J. H. Elates wished is the sawdetbeat the wards " Tbyleme le es filmset peered walk" Mteg of lidsea. elm 1. v. 11). la the the the Bev. Wm. Hawk pr embed be. the words " Who may abide the de of has emieg, Ing who WI stead whoa be swereth" asp. S. v._ t) Oa seek osestlea the =mMed the Urge bell, gallery, sad pletleses. ain the wit to est is was my great, aid awe thee beim the asweaewat d servile M wee awiery le is the pies, way pews Ming WI eat der west a Wee. the lightness of the stock and the high rates paying I at Southern ports. The sales reported on 'Change amounted to 500 hake. The trade of this country arc very bare of stock, and will be the principal hovers in this and southern markets for the next sixty days. We arc still of the opi - I nion that with a late and favourable picking season, a good crop will be made, but coincide with the now general belief that an excessive one is out of the question. Atlantic. New Other ' Porte. - Orleans. Gulf Porta. Inferior Ord Ingood ord. ' Mid. to trod mid. Middling fair tofair lO to 104 ... It to 111 ... osallaal. ' Ful!y 1.4 to ROCA fair ... - - monlitel. ' *tut:K.-The Pacific's news being unfavourable, the market opened heavily at a decline, with but light transac t ' tions, and those generally for home use :-Wo quote cum ; mon mixed western at 3 dols. 75e. ; good awl straight • Michigan at 3 dols. 75e. to 3 dols. 811 e. ; common to straight ' State, 3 dots. 81:c. to 3 dole. KV, 01 ,i,, , 3 dole. KO. b. , 4 dull. ; and pure Genesece 4 dots. to 4 dole. 12je. for old . and new ; Canadian, 4 dots., in bused ; s o ur sell. at :1 dole. i 25c. ; uninapected and No. 2, 3 dol.. to 2 dubs. 50e. Southern kinds are in moderate deinend only, at 4 dols. to 4 dole. Inc. for old, and 4 dole. 121 e. to 4 dole. 24e. fur ; new. Rye flour is held at 3 dole. :inc. 111 3 dole. 44e. (:era meal is wanted and extremely scarce- Jersey, 3 doh. 12fe.; Brandywine,3 dole. 25e. GUALV.-The stuck of wheat is inereasinto and the article . is heavy at our quotations :.-fienewe, of good quality, is p held at 100 e. to 101 c.; Ohio mixed, Vie. to $47f... ; 1,000 r bushels inferior Upper Lake sold at near lithe. The samples . of new western that have been offered are of good quality and in fine condition. Rye is nominal at 70e. to 71c. Oats arc lower, at 31c. to 33e. for state. For corn, the home trade is rather buoyant, and good samples arc scarce ; sound I western mixed is held at 590. to 60c.; heated, 48c. to 55c. ' Mum-Prices remain as noticed last week-Pots, 5 dole. 120.; Pearls, 5 dols. 50c. per 10011 n. WHIAILY.-SOCI have been made to fair extent of Ohio bbla., at 221 c. to 22te.; States I'rison barrels, 23c., 1 with some at 23:c., time. , Pnovistosm.-A few hundred barrels of new mess pork I sold at 15 dela ?Sc., and of prime at 13 dole. 25e. Sales of . beef were made at 5 dots. to 6 dols. for prime, and 12 dole. r 371 c. to 12 dols. 50c. for mesa. Cut meats remain without ' alteration. Lard is in good demand at 9:e. to 9te. Ilings.-11,500 Orinoco sold at 11i, 6 months. GlnocantEs.-The market for coffee is steady. Sales of r, Rio have been made at last week's prices. 200 St. Domingo sold at 7i cash. Porto Rico, in lots, 91e. 150 hhds Cuba sugar, s:e. to s!c. , NAVAL STOILEC-Rough turpentine is without altera , Son: a few sales have been made at '2 dole. 87fe. Spirits, 1 31c. Fine ros'n, 3 dols.; common, 1 dol. 40e. OIL.-Sales of linseed oil, American and English, arc ' made from store at 74c. ooc.—Sales have been made of 5 0001bs. s-blood do mestic fleece, 20,000 ditto, 36c. 100 hales washed African and 100 unwashed, on private terms. Funtonts arc without alteration. To London: Tobacco, 20s. ; flour, Is. Gd. ; naval stores, 2s. 'Io Liverpool ; Flour, 6d. to Bd. ; grain, 3d. ; cotton, 3,. W. per bale. To ham burg: Heavy goods, 17s. 6d. ; flour, Is. Gd.; naval stores, 2s. To California: 4.1 c. to 60e. per foot. To Glasgow: Flour, Is. Gd. To Havre : Cotton, se. ; ashes, 4 dolt. to 6 dolt. ; bark, 5 doles to 6 dots. ; rice, 8 doll. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. lie State of the Weather at Nine o'clock on Saturday arranged in order of latitut Cogreiot Wind. Nuke et Place. MONDAY, SEPT. 29, 1851. each of the followinr place at r . morning. The stations are Strength et Wind. State et Wealbef . !LIXOWN IVoscursa Gomm. ---------------- Buoinos tikirmas tinrroaD -- Neawict Inwtag Maar WIIITIST Wimasprom.-.- SRA,. Mrs - cams Burrocx loorimaes Gentle Breeze Rtrnor Breese Strong Wane Snore Meer Gentle Meant C.Atle Breese Strong Breest Gentle Breeze Strong Drage Rtrong Rrasas Hard Wind Partially Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pim Hue Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Overcoat Overcoat l'srUally Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially I:lowly Partially Cloudy Rai Etas Rain I Hamad roe line Rada ' , mamma Beud—Rain Gaudy Rain Cloudy Rain Cloedy Rats Plus Fine Partially Cloudy Paw Overcast Mat Rein Yule Partially Cloudy Flue Pine DAY, Noox. tate of the Weather. Pair. a not reach this ,; they therefore iday morning at Gentle Brims Strong Breeze Gentle Bee ne Gentle Beene Omni of Wind. &myth of Wind. B. _ Oentle nreete. The reterns from thelaloorTng plane oaks in time for publication on Satur Wiest' the state of the weather on sine o'clock. ..... CI amigo° au ai HOLT lIMAD Mwtrr................. Bou.. ....~....... Ya►aaoa ..._.......» N. N.W. N.W. Strang arena Hard Wind Strong Wens Strang .rsanr Heavy Gale Hard Wind Hard Wind Pitt Closa7 Hlu—Oveneut FRT. - tut' y Clowly Heavy hale Raln.73inow eft SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Vr Al Iv wrap:War th. n skluriM 4iSati• " lad "11•74'. LIAM" CASUALTIES, Anatolia, from Liverpool to Cape of Good Hope, was as aist.•d into Mostyn Gutter this morning, with loss of an chors and cables.—Liverpool, Sept. 27. Cambridge, Masson, from Miramichi for Liverpool, 26 days passage, experienced strong gales on the 13th instant, bat. 46.30 N., lon. 23.33, was struck by a heavy sea, which laid her upon her beam-ends, carried sway her head, started the cutwater, head knees and rails ; the vessel making a great deal of water, and the crew very much fatigued with pumping. 21st instant Richard Wells, of Glasgow, fell from the mast and was drowned.—Milford, Sept. 2.5. Ilambro, Storey, of Stockton, from St. Petersburg to Hull, was driven on shore, below Gasthorp, five miles south of this port, and it is feared will become a wreck. Crew saved.—Scarborough, Sept. 26. SEABORNE MAILS. [lt imam that the malls are ant from the Gesaral '7 the alitht—and N by the aioralag—elsapatchd Day liken reads op V Omen! Past- Mae Londoa. eissw at - - - P - ori despatabod. .ILiverpitai 4outhaaaptaa Ply:month Dover Aoathariptes Auktlttaaptee ripmentk. Lkner Amorka(byteitpeekot N oloorkegb - Molted Saris plot) IlmorfeetbyU.StateopitM Akan 'West Comet) Y Alumsdria• anon ileum Ayres Cotlfersio(ela Chogroe)M Cop @Mood Mope N Oneareiopto • Mewl Lis ...... I Cha Da FIRM .............. Y&N Meem• &wimp Oept. 36 ...„. i dept 30 I apt. 24 I I ith of the math ; lethet3oll2 auto& I lady 19th of the month 10th et the moan I MIMI/that month litho( the month ; 7017a27 that aim I fadal7tharamth ! !ST' olvelLAirr4 liJ ' 4 : tT!;;;:iiii; I iiia;"daiTy 7thiftlinhof mom I `Needs, a Friday I Walmas. a Bataw. 117th of WI lioatb Twice daily I loth of the month Ntbadithof swath Do m Soutkaapton ; Dour r London -Ite°4°. Meadaraa Woad M t N India (via taatkamt4N hidia (via Namilim) N litelammaaivia Nidiska MM. 111 MOM I Tamar Wait ladle N West ladies (inept ris vaaah, sad Nora) 3112 ad nt the mob • The math to those countries thus vreach paean via Marseilles. Oat. 20 3 1:e atb ly= " f Twice& 4 outhecopteo Oct. 22 lOct .Dew Southampton Oct. 22 Omer Souttaaapton Oct. 3 Iteetbenapcon Oct. II Dever Sept 22 Devoe :Oct 2 Dem 'Oct. 2 Pstg. 2 2 .Iocd. 3 0 „Oct. . Oct. S anspton. l Oct. 20 t) are conveyed by reota of the math I thedetl el meth I tad of the math . _ Kb w emulaWl7.ll ft e e n ceth27th 3thlbtlitStkof I Uhlith.t.itloreask_.__ 4 Ith.l7gst?thassooplouthaaiptos. liiT Cauraana.--Mollo le sal ken Callkenia tie the United States an sow dwiewbel ari des by wary Anedeon packet enneonenee oldie tarp aetiar et sue booked for Erna eel his IS the 11116 et ember, tee ley tie Mit East India maiFie Elenalebel trots isedmimets, seneeiern the Sultan dro doper, T Insister' pirt be Aimed& oe the abosemarnet day In deed stem Ilse min telit be taken owl by the Pottage?. This aneepaest will we loortmo with the deepen% at an extra steamer Alanneitie os the Ird of Nowiabor. ARRIVBD. Amcms—at Grammal. fleMomber 27, 12om ..... Autos Luba —at Onmorml, loptcmbrr • 27, from. ADIL•IDI—st Or. essembor 27, from Luca Gramorml. 26, from Alamo —at Gramom6. 2s, from 111.sta—rig Gramorsd, ESS, nom ... ... ...„.... Atm:ma—at Gramm{ ber 26, from. ANAms —at Ormond, Ikpeorater 11, from .. Amon—at Grommet, loot SS, trom_ !gloat". " .... . • • °Porto .ate CkiraT Calks .Bt. J0h1.2'4 An.-at Gravesend. , [TOOL Juaika ATIOIXS-at Ormond, Sept. S t frcat ratestrarg Aantvare-at Ormond. estX4 l oll 1 4 bow _ Lawn ALIAS Kaaat-st Illesamm apeman , 1S m B. Arm Asnuemo-elt Dud. Ilegionimw 111, Bini—elashiel. IL 116 Aaus“--of Dal. Nflember Ilk 1re5......-- .... .....Valpirebe Mirow-air DM. Sellsolasll, kola 41411191A-Sff Del he L imr iogiaber fiSlesa-. lissarkla Ilkansamer-a twitimpira. 1140sisber 14 ttaa........ Nollslis Ise Prwsia-41/1 16•111110. telissarit V 1 ak.. Suw-allt Limped. lisprisbre Tr Ilsam-at -st Oeseamas e . is 14 fram.........,A Desks, Casiess amilmlle soltir . fr....simbps 1 Cl llirraTß—at Gramme& September IS, from — Madras CAAPIAN—at Gravesend. September 28, tiara Stettin CIIIIIPTINS—at Gravesend, September 29. tram Quebec Conrosorn—at Gravesend, September 211, from Cadiz ( museum —at Gravevend, September 2a. from Gambia, CAlleo—at Ormeeenot, Sept. 27. trans !acmes Csaou tolsa—M Nrie. Sep ember 27, fr m al manurial Creators—at Deal Ne pm , er as, from ... Quebec CloT I,r OHM od Dent. September G, tram Westward Clll.Cat•T—olf larsl.tiaptsenber 2t. tram .. tdareetklas .. . —.— otif;;;;;ii-Off Dm!, September 26, from .... Oefloll Deaseroa-e( Deal, September 28 from...-. WOO DIVA -a Deal, September 26, from Siam Dila ALT. ADMIT- at Liverpool, September 27, from Dentate Demo-at Otsweead, September 21, from Trinidad tamper o- at Gravesend, September 26, from Jamaica Ite.ma -at Gravemead, Patten ber 27, from Cranetadt lto tar- at Gravesend, September 2r, from Jamaica D1.111.11R111 MAMIANNII -at OrMeatna, September 28, from Palermo East- attineweend, September 28, from .... t ..... , Akan. e I.ItADoI itLeAkll.-Ilt Gravesend, reptember 23, from Gambia Eesoraste .at (inverts& September 28, from Callao p... -at litaTimend, September 2s, from Grenada EMANI - M. -at Graomenel, `opt. 26, from Callao Itrouirese -at Liverpool, September 25, from. Callao itt.l44 -Off Deal, September 26, from Villa Nova Kul t. or DALIC era. -at Southampton, September 28, from...Haina Eimma-olf Deal, September 23, Iran CanhaSetill Kw .-o( -off Duver, Boston tumurtoe-01l imt tmouth, September 23, from New Orleans Emma -at Deal, September 26, Irom DOINIIUMOI !'Ate: re-v( Deal, September 2C, from Jamaica VI/111110r -off Deal, September 26, from, Qiiebee VI/Alai/MA-at Bristol, Sep ember 28, from (Mega Gluon:we -at Gravesend, September 28, from ...... ...Shark's Bay II unman -2t Come., September .b, Iran Callao (lass-at Deal,lireptember 26, (m Barbados' Ilives--off Deal, September 26, Irom Calcutta lluersia-ad Deal, September 26, from Lembona Iliess-at Gravesend, September 2S from Jamaica Iltaro-at Gravesend, Sept. 27, from Calcutta 11A•111NO- at Gnormesd, September 27,. from Bombay ItaLlts LW/MAY-ft Gravesend, tse,tember 27, from Madras lITPEIIION -at tielleelelal, September Is, from Honduras los. Kim -at Gravesend, Septeaber 27, from Callao loins -at Liverpool, Sept. 27. JOHN WNALIIT-at Portsmouth, September 26, from. St. John'. JOHN EDWAIDS-at GeSetaeld, Nei/tea/bye 2s, from Calcutta loom Pox -ut Grarerend, September 28, from . St. Vincent's Jrmix-at Gravesend, September 2s, from.... .... . . Newlaindland Kara KVAILIIIIY-at Gravesend, September 2.6; KATI -olr Dad, September 28, from. Trieste Larlllaa- off Deal, September 26, from Neel.* Lorca-o( Deal September 26, from Quebec LADY R. DAMIAN-at OTAteaelld, September 28, from Jamaica lALIA-at Gravesend, September 25, from Cadiz MOUNtAINKIN-at Gravesend, Dajaeltber 28, from Jamaica MALT Are-at Gravesend, September 28, from MART AND Arm-at Gravesend, september 28, tram...M. Vincent's MMITHAIJII-at Gravesend, September 28, from Oporto Mi -at Gravesend, September 2s, from Finland MAZY Morn -at (owes, September 2s, tram Havana' MAST-off Dave", September 22, from Australiia MATFLOIVIIK-off Deal, September 28,_ from Cuba al/WO/INA-OM Deal, September 26, from Meditetranean Mommoss -WI Deal, September 16, from. Mediterranean MAIIIA lIMIINA-Olt Liverpoos September 27 Manitia-off Liverpool, september 27 Naram. -at Gravesend, Sept. 28, from Calcutta DITHANIA-Off Deal, September 26, from Oporto Neitrin-o( Dover, September 26, tram Porto Rico N. 8. WM CoallAN-.St St. I lelen's Roads, September 26, from Havanna Now Toss Paean-at Portsmouth, September 28, from New Talc Ntsar-at Gem-mend septen.ber 23 term Africa °ammo—off Deal, Miltember 21 from.... ...... el. John's, Ozarta —at pravrencl, bemm.ber 28 , from Callao - 03 , PAIJ.AI- 1 Deal. *plantar 7S, from Madras PAIXIIII,R— off Uesl 6 Septmulter 26, from Grenada Pasoan ia lis.-st ravesend, September IS, from St. KM'S PRIXIOI/1 -at Gravesead, September 20, from Callao Pieria Sang-at Gravesend, September 224, from Rio Pius-at Gravesend, September 2S, from Tarragona PIlAs7Oll -at Bristol. September 20, from Malaga PATRIOT gralt!. —Off Liverpool, September 27, from Calcutta ?mucus Loviss-tt Gravesend, stptenther 2S, from. B. Ayres PIANTADINAT—at Gravesend, September 28, from —.Alexandria Pesaro-at timresend, September 10, from -....A1g0a Say Deems Vierosaa-off Deal, September Id, from hues-at Gransend, September 20, from ......... ----Marseilles ROMART-at Gravesend, September 20, from Jan:URNS Nominees-et Gravesend, Sept. 27, from Calcutta KERACCA—at Gravesend, September 2s, troto Sydney Raumsbasuct -at Falmouth, september 2'., from Taganrog thrsvair- at Cones, September 20, from Bahia Si. Fseu -at Comes, September 26, from Callao Sono-at Falmouth, September 25, from Galati; STRADA P•RRATA-Off Dover, S litettarr 26. from. Venni Searr-off Dover, Sept. 2S, from . JARS Sac Fassano -st Deal, aeptember 24, from ..„ Odessa Rea GIAL^ONO—uff Deal, September 20, from Marlsnople liscarr -at Gravesend. Sept. 2t, from Petra, Stanza-at Gravesend, September 2S, from Bombay San Vassneco-at (Bingen', September 2S, from. Callao Servos-at Granand, September 26, from B. A Servant-at Gravesend, septerubte 2v, from BtJegi t : Samovars -at Gravesend, /notelet. r 28, from ......... Jamaica Tumours-tat Gravesend, stpteutbtg 2s, from Intros TRIAL—at Gravesend September 20 from Catlin TALLY-.10--at WIAld, 144 t. 28, from Dente TVAL—off Deal, September 26, from Callao Caguas -at Gravesend, Sept 2S, from Oporto VILSTATLIMIN—St Gravesend, Pept. 28, fr00n......—..... ..... AliZtllial Varna—uff real, September 2s, from ....titbits's, N.B. WILLIAM —at Gravesend, Sept. 27, from Drina WARISX PACICIT-1t Gravesend, September " hi• Pillau Wearsalma —at Gravesend, September 2S, tram. Grenada Zoo—at Gravesend, September 2s, from ....Jamaica dilittt7draf — Nab. 117th al the masa jilui - iiiie - mZZ BAILED. Arsastax—tram Gravesend, september 28, to P. Philip Mouser—from Gravesend, September 27, to .86. Vincent Canua—froin Falmouth, September 24, to London GAM DI • from Gravesend, aldember 28, to CsrellE Grusarre S•asa—from Gravesend, september 28, to .......Genon loam—from Plymouth, September '',i, to London ' Mama ltud—from Gravesend, September 28, to Dram earns—from Queenstown, September 25, to Loudon I scam —from Gramma% September 28, to Bilk P.INCIM Aucs—from Gravesend, September 27, to Madeira Fassierasamea—from Grusseend, September 28, t0......N. Helena 8 -from Gravesend, September 25, to.. .... ......... Pupal Nectar—from Gravesend, September 57, to Calcutta Taavauda—from Gravure d, September 28, to (11111171 Twann—from Gravesend, September 27, to . C. Coast Wasuota —from Gravesend, erptember 26, to &Sties Zasusm—frum Gravesend, September 28, to New Lock VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Asia (Hamburg brig), from Africa for Falmouth, 45 days, Sept. 19, lat 39.57 N., lon. 30.00 W. Anna (.hip), irons Colca.bo for London, June 92, lat. 34.43 8., 10 s. 23.10 E. Callao, from Bahia far Cowes, July 28. Lt. 8.51 N., lon. 23.47 W. llntrepid (barque), of London, W. 4.12 N., ton. 8.00 W. Liverpool. from London for Calcutta, fi days, July 28, lat. 23.27 8., lon. 28.20 W. Margret Evans (American pocket.shlp). from London for New York, Sept. 111, tat. 49.13 N., lon. 8.01 W. ; all well. Morning Star, from Landon for Swan River, Aug. 11, lat. 00.41 S., lon. 28.8 W. Nspaia, from Cap* far Landon, 33 days, Sept. 7. lat. 32.53 N., ton. 84.40 W. Owen Glendower, from London, Aug. 10, lat. 12.10 N., lon. 27.18 W. Robert, Todd, from Jamaica for London, Sept. 10, Ist. 48 N., lon, 23 W. Stat esmth., an, Godfrey, fromlaw. 2 London fur Port Philip, 23 days from Ply. mou lat. 4.2.16 W.; all well. St. Helier (Jersey schooner) , from Africa for London, 67 days, Pept.3,, at 50.25 N., ton. 38.00 W. Tropic, from Landon for Buffalo River, 28 days, Aug. 18, lat. 11.0 lon. 24.14 W. Waterville, from Mauritius, Sept. 4, lst. 30.46 N., lan. 37.40 W., 96 days out. MR. BECK AND TILE PROTECTIONISTS OF NORTH Devon.—Mr. Buck met a party of about 200 of the firmers of North Devon at dinner at the George Inn, South Molton, on Saturday afternoon. It was market day; the tickets were 25.; the hour &led was one o'clock; every arrange ment seemed to have been carefully considered which pro mised to secure a large and unanimous attendance. Even the tickets of admission contained a printed intimation that " the acceptance was considered a pledge that the holder would not disturb the objects of the meeting," and no ono was admitted without a ticket. But all precautions failed to save the proceedings iu the room from interruption and from a demonstration of popular anti-protectionist feeling in the streets. [Advertiaementl—Tlls EARL OP ALDBoaouGH AND UOLLOWAVII PILLS.—AU astounding cure by this miraculous =dime, after every other meant had failed. See extract from hal lordship's letter, dated . 1 Villa ?detains, Leghorn, Feb. 21, 1415.-10 Praetor Holloway. Bir,-1 beg to acquaint you that your pills have effected a cure of a dander lo my hair and stomach which all ths mad minima of the faculty at home and all over the :Affluent had lot been aide to effecr—nay, Dot even the waters of Carlsbad or ariaabsd. (Signed) Atuainurnon." These wonderful pills will e'ue any &reefer of the liver ar stomach. Sold (also floLloway'e olntmeni) at Pecteetor Holiowsra estaraishment, 244, ha iind, Lora doe, sal ay all madam veuders throughout the mahout world. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND;DEATHS. BATf.—Sept. 23. at Carirgral.terrace 7Resent 's.park, the wife of 3. A. Batt, EM., of a daughter. aulLborn. DUDOEO3I.—Srpt. 23, at Neale Moue; Peobleshire, the wife of P. Dudgeon, Seq., of a soo. HABRIS.—Sept. 23, the wife of the Rev. J. Harr* Curate of Bing. ham, Notts, of a son. MOON.—Sept. 22, at Lewis, tho wife of H. Moon, Seq., M.D., of • MOB. MUSPRATT.—Sept. 23, the wife or Dr. Sheridan Morons; P.R.&E, Liverpool, of a daughter. TURNER—Sept. 24, at the Haymarket, Mn. B. B. Turner, et • daughter. MARRIAGES. ASH—GEMPSTER.—flapS.ii,;iitJia 7 clom'a. Southwark, Mr. R. P. Aab,of WeWzgtosstreet, Southwark, to Mary, third daughter of Mr. H. Dempster, of the Illackfriare.road. BERNARD—MARSINGALL.—Sept. 25 at West Hackney Church, E. Bernard, Seq., to Sarah Elisabeth, 'only daughter of Capt. Mat e mail, R.N. BUSK— WESTLY.—Sept. 23, at Greenwich pariah church, Mr. C J. Busk, to Eli-dbeth, only daughter of J. Weslly, Reg., of St,, Patentees*. MOSS—TAYLOR.—Sept. 24. at the Friends` Mantleg.bouse, Weird. &Mind Hoes. of Youghall (Ireland), to Sarah, daughter of Peter Taylor, of Egremout, Cheshire; also, on the mem day end pink Joaepla Storrs Fry, of Chelmsford, to Eleanor, mason daughter of Peter Taylor. WCHLERT—CAMPBELL—Sept. 23, at Remerllle, Gatehouse of Fleet, Nat., b 7 the Rev. G. Murray, N. It Cklery, req., of Planta tion Sucorio, to Barbara Douglas Agues, third daughter of W. Campbell, Eq., of Stapletoo. DEATHS. All og STM. ee N.—Sept. 21, at Meanies ifeetery, the Bev. 3. Austen. BELL— 7 7140 t. 21, at MAW% war l'Apitmea.illautet, C. Bell. Eaq , agoi 74. DAVEllt—eept. 2d, Ueet. hie Dario. 1.11., sad Admireit7 Apt ou the Smitten whet staffers, et heeltemplem. LkaL Devise MIS meted In the Wort MY patisetT4=tbaAlearese rem% dee Oulah el M4Mtea ken wlute be biakil 7l 4 l . FLOWlal—lept fi g Am new% of atartesulreet. meeeemter. 76111 Idled Ow Me Kr. J. Flowers, Neile. 0011414. 18, at dr Rm comastan. h a l es Mew, mans wife 41 . 11. Gower, 2.2. YAK. 24, at toe, Haeaeh Ware, relict of the late/. Itseedleld, Req., of Ileum. Leieeeterthise, mad 11. T. 4 altaaT.—Sept. It, at Poetked-tereace, at. Joan's-week Mole Oatheibie, wits of Kr. B. Tana= MASA saii pS d Id byiWusimi sits /Issas of lie. ti Laistard. dry*. is dr Op at Wefts. Prints?. is the Oen, is Laniard. INN laseet. is dr maim at Trideetrists.—lforiva. Samos Xis Whom a... Oct.l 8 Oct. 2 Oct. i 3 • ''Sept. 28 Daily ..Oct. 16 Oct. 16 .Oct. l , .10a. 3 .ept- 30 • 'Oct. 3 ~111.Th.Se ITarles 3 els. . Sept. 30 Tre..lls. . ti100.T63 N.N.W. N.W. N.W. N.N. THIS '/