The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-20 00:00:00

THE REGISTRATIONS. LONDON. Tito Basking Barrister sat in Saturday, and coa shaded the revisits of the bean Nita. Agnew& the eareseees ladalnei sada hy Mr. Addled (who wee apt la earadeembe4l7) was sae esalart Mr. Ova Gnu, the eadasat aellaser. la tin ea three iwiiman, where the parties adlaaded la earsprease et dash eillyetiare, err were *him/. bra the bowlers% while ailsimka the rialtt of the win is disk eapamer, adrieed tlan ass ta frost sa hie making as Net ea Mr. Mks& as ha leered i would be say 'Ma; them begat& kr ag. Us &aided it slay would am pe tltW sarry. The asadiarainaardsaserire of thus with air mikaahb raisanese—ad a• mkt wee made. The saes Mks. S. Wonky. aka itersearr, was Wadi age lboante list of lksanakritialasst. due Me. ma Nana porksaa asi haZteas ed a lharynaa salkkady keg Ir 11•11119 lila to b• The sears will sit evils wigwam (Teu4ay), whoa :De bwoholikaa• Not will taken for the paritbn m the wards et Abireerprot, Altlaste, and billinisigate— Ban i sh* w aad Odom. stow% sad Biaboperiate ll+ abut sod Wthout. MIDDLESEX. Oa Saturday Mr. Launcelot Shadarell sat at Bed fast, to re , i a the easel lists of voters who derived this 4 qualitiLatiou Irons property or Werra* is the perishes of Ashford, liedfint, Cranford, Fulham, Hampton, Hamp ton Wiek, Itansworth, Ilarmondsworth. tAlchans, Little ton, Shepperton, Staines, Stanwell, Sunbury, and Ttd dingtua. There were but few new claims, and many names were struck off in consequence of the nun attendance of the claimants. Upon the day the liberals were slightly the gainers. Tho Court st ita rising adjourned till Monday (this day) at the Sussex Hotel, Bouverie-street. ViESTMINSTER. On Saturday J. Macqueen, Esq., commenced re vising the lints for the parish of St. Clenk.nt Danes, in the Court of the Lords Justices, in Westminster Hall. Very few of the persons upon whom objections hod been served appeared, and their names were eonsiikuently struck out. In some cases the person employed to serve the notices upon barristers and others living in chambers bad not been able to find the name upon the entrance door, and had, therefore, given the notice paper to the first boy he bad met with, or bad dropped it upon the stairs. It was sub mitted that this was a sufficient service within the terms of the set, which directed the objection to be nerved at the place of abode of the voter "as stated on the list." The list in general stated only the number of the house, and not the Boor upon which the voter resided, and it was held that leaving the notice paper at the house was sufficient. OF BRITISH SHIPPING. We hare much pleasure (says the Sunderland News) in printing the following report of the Sub committee of the South Shields Shipowners Society, is reply to the Shiiiowners' Society of Sunderland, on the abilities of British Shipping, with a view to an application to pariiament for their removal or mitigation: 0 To the Chairman of the Sunderland Shipowners' Society. Sir,—l have to acknowledge the receipt of your tiger Jar of the 25th ult., together with a copy of the raped M the subcommittee, appointed by the committee of Ohs Shipowners' Society of Sunderland, to inquire into the burdens pressing soma the shipping interest, with a view to their removal or mitigation. These documents have bees laid before a meeting of the committee of this society, end I am now directed to forward to you, agreeably to your request, the opinions entertained thereon. " With the opinions of the sub-committee, expressed on the various subjects referred tom their report, the opinions of the committee generally agree. " With regard to the examination of masters and mates, the committee consider it es almost the only really valuable portion of the Mercantile Marine Act. From the experience they have had in the working of the Local Examining Board, established in 1835, and still in active and efficient operatioo, the committee arc enabled cordially to join with you in anticipating very great advantages to result from the present examinations under the act. They are, however, of opinion, that unless Nome discretion be exercised with regard loth* examination of mates, much detention and lose will inevitably occur. owing to the great difficulty of obtaining mates, with certificates of competency, for small vowels at the outports, especially in cases of emergency. Is mar le afford seamen greater facilities for acquiring the era.... try scientific knowledge of their profession, the staples receipts tithe marine boards in each locality should be appropriated to the establishment of sailors' homes, with nautical wheels attached. Were such an application made of the cash, the deficiency, if any, w-uld be readily supply by voluntary contributions. " The committee are of opinion that there ought to has total abolition or a great reduction of the light dose, said • thorough remodelling of the entire system. They are also of opinion that the whole of the laws, regeisibee, sad ratio of pilotage demand revision. The PISS are, is gassy instances, excessive, the laws went, and the 1111/114SAINS altogether unsuited to the 'Mummies ef the Imes. =l4 ballast should immediately he esmogiesd item the to employ pilots, and a semidembis rillibrome mob let the mot charged where MOM lOW IN 11111.1114 thee dm duties on obretor mdse. bMs el beak sad as policies of kermeersh ti l e, to be the latter being meet eidennesldek, see raw* is Wks mere eremite% - bet as essedenting • lan on paidniee. The timber dative, they emosim, ought die be be assitted, sad remove the minim mint ohJeetisenble siseemly of • duty Wag bogged es the timber imporeedte babe British shim. while imams- ee. balk skips, fully apipped, Ns be im parted " The weaker ef eN esenalar system Igoe your sub emealttrie *breve, my meatisfactely, sad the payment by Ito injurious, by SIAM meek an bend adircne to those whom it is their dayb pretest sad sodit. The emend is rushed to 'edify le sad elm Omsk las Mph ertidee, and abs to seek seem seibmitsted, et Os mese Yee. a &UM tor each certifkste, thus his • blest Interest in the disobedience and &sorties et sews. Sines the - discoveries is adders* the t 0... of the eland at Cam sompelsd te hem inspeased Ind per sir nem beet this smug dons, tee Lae a emu the ammilbe presnms, tow pet in *good: by very SWAM mortises* mum lowebordisaties or desertion. "The eommittn sa of 'vision that the severtilMeat hewed to see that other misetriee place British ships spin • wad equitable Ilsodoc iy titer bevies granted SO great bees to esm is tt freedom to suf. Ids le td a reet abi sr:7; pea the BAIA em pire, and mm boes etrearay aligns sf greater 7 14 fil•It a beisl es ibey=ilZersies we leg Mae that of Eug wry ow to be made to M ince the gemenesent MAWR idle lbws the pusellre im posts sod emeriselme Lid es DAM um* Is hedge se otherwbe beesseinne Mopehlloc i oseeeded whet IP' ethetiaatirly raise le On :he other edigeslo g =reed es Islitire2Tont stitte's report, namely, likes to elhipmernen te ma their mewls with British and hats seems se their audios ; the adapeaties of light, to meant eeWsasiplain leis; the Trisitrlbesse metes $ and Mains Miesdas ems esedise mete= Melees deb emblems Aro wise than Iguana ef smilmolle esetaised =tie itswever, two ether onlosele me abided Is la ills mast whisk the ninillse deem e esmidceshio imprimis is theiddi eh/p em ewees.be ; f 8 . I. The power while mimes mune MI dew &air maids* ef ousiment, is • hedge pert, Is ester the Mnp. Os this point thousandths* would remark that the edeple. of the Stiquitess pried* it involves is unwoethy the rit vent:neat of a greet eseatry like Inglead, "thigh eyed to act otherwise thaa exhibit an ISlMigis of dialessester British subjects, by enabling seams is boa a for their Meat. or nem for that of tie senstryrC i rem entailed ss a meld being crippled, by nave* the member of liar mew, is est the esly evil of doe imam ; it is alma a fruitful seem of alesiedience sad as of duty on the part of sames. The detsralaelies le eater the sin is =held mew the man as • theme when their sr demands me refused. or *mem seeded ger Need. Many Matinees hem (maned - wises mask have hun serifs ties fee months with geed nail le-. the beet Beap canting beams ebbs sad elm, sad the arrival eta moref-wer is pet her et ease ibellesesd the karma. the dumb sod essubst of the mew beseming usrontii ebb sat mud perplesheig to the seder. 0 The power, slew to take mum out of asmohomtme mob b y came edoessf war Ave at hedge Madsen is veer piste their awe, fe Illsalissily not mass% Lawn fell Isfiae sompossatisa is eiteurime towilessil be the injury "a. Salvage claims made by officers and mews in the British nave. The committee are of opinion Ant the prin. eipal use of a navy, in tines of peace, is to send pass nen, advice, and assistance, to the general sidp = 10 ntfd 00•tfe• the COMMIT ' and they ..nisi! • is policy and the jade* of Queen's ships, eat of ib• r... 1 taxation of the eouatry, easambobonsil hr the git• sera protection of our trade, havim say asios firs salvage under any eircuntstancirs.' This suffileal s Ole NEM oaten are happy to observe ' is ocimpyiog a eseislffinnhis share of the attention of the public pew. nay forward with this an extract from the Daily News, OM tabling a few cane of exorbitant claim', fur your pers. sal; other instances equally flagrant have tome under' the notice of the committee, and with others as oppressive year committee are doubtless familiar. Such cases ate new atikappily too frequent, and patent to every one at all esmi versant with maritime insurance. The committee regret le say so much against an honourable profession, but they have frequently found Queen'• officers more exorbitant in their demand', and non difficult to settle with, within* nouns to courts of law, than regular salvoes. " The committee cordially (anew with tbe satpeelfle contained in the report, as ec. the *spoilt:way d eboandas, et ea early period daring the neat smakim Of ISMUMMemt i parliamenta co mmittee to inquire into the beam es shipping. Tiny eleanot conceive that Ism Nwkwlfe verameat eta wee any very valid objeetion d riM the regmellea; they would, therefore, semis IMO ts; • =im this object obeli - emen=e a i s indeiliwohe weamittur desire to tipir whit Wire W Wlll.lllll sad to-orriteititit suatittee el the ' • , sad with the le. Adel et pert% in le Aide the newel Odle Wine white met mewl seweely es SAM =let redi Am whisk it is sow AN brow lasmulkll il eggitios= em, fir, weird Joauralimouri WNW DRAMA. THE MEOWS. Oa Sabehip night the Princess's Theatre Fa eroese Ida great iclat. hue was • fall house, and • pod eingeay ; there were geed pleas, sad there was peat soppleen. Desideeini hew =see public aIIMISMININI feet et pessia% We lie that Mr. C. less be esal_si • goatee pulls hem& la sabotages es • se em to flegesehea. Oa Seeen wore those Sew • ideal he an Mee, "" ' usesOseeiss• '"era " the sews' et wialtara i r Dka " She Mee Downa." la "Osidena Dish= " Ran owegesseed with the eneatineei insmies INA he passe hes empleed • sew slesei6 lathe legesseaelies of De Chaim Renal " by 11r.lrebee Imp Mr. wigs.'. wh.Yt tea wee—ertheat Wignak _sae ate, enestly, the villessoK vet giMsenab ebereefier the lboeat father et the Pees but bee Neleiglieed. Mr. Levy is, ia rupee, ea entreeilie Se Gibbligh met ; se& weakly, Ms @spleen to ages etieseelve rim is Mime that Ms enpablibiss w egaissielea by HThe mansgen. " Palma Deana " b seas iddly Preach led whether it is so else • treadetisa se le slaw wit hin the mope of the sew ineurnatiewil es_ _treaty, we are net aware. Ms. Denieleank b smog dm meta writs. he pewee d seesenstice, being to. ferior to wee ta etas imposts sad ea this MN& lion he bee maim • pis/ fall of peat led des& Son—quite hoilltb r Mt in o relknan is abstract Mem* The "Prima Dona " ki • Stella (Mies Reek • ), ehe bee been fished est of the street by Defier Beillein (Mr. Atillissa), • physician residing to SsMerL fitlrSa has • peat voice (quite a Coaswlo story), sad, le lanisam the seeder el her bene factor and his Mistily, she less wlathe elege tel ebinhe at La Seals the pedant 'Mies Dena. As - Prima Dawes she is wooed by many; bat she Is won by Cowie Erie sus Mansfitelt, a yourg ease in the Austrian service, who desires to be; hat is fachlads• to de se by his hem/. • minister. The. me the desenilieses the eras 'ter is requested to beagles whoa the mania haws vp. In ihe first act Nutlet bee fed from Mika le hie Swim hem. She finds that her leseshetor's laugher, Shrove (Miss 1. brWs Y dybg el • disease, the lbw ef whisk the ether imaW nesetais ; It is suably dimmed that this beady is love. Marganot, whoa elegies with her hair et ma hotel ea the Lake el Cabe, is base awakened la the eight by sir of he. She betel ham sheet el Saw, sad she is may lest, whoa ; i im man (Erie, of loarie) rushes - the bursts,' risme the yeses tidy. She seas his but that seement ; but his image (that is the pear) Y Indelibly Impressed an her Meet; sad, heat seeks of the eight of the le loved °beset, she is silage gradually into the grave. /lathe Is rest* to Mills her sad and unsusposted story, Coast Eric reeks tag la swarth of his Stella. liar pare poreeives the welitlinsma features and faints avow. Not* believing Marmot la dyke, and anxious to =she bee isethbed baggy, entreats Eric to rolgs a Ym pawls% eel to slime be dew he Meg_eret wh ich The aloes hob he the prise ia dlniasj thee eta the let act madmadepee with Skis .12 161 4 "La Mote et Mho. lb* bee hese the refs Milo Ms impure on Idea ; he has ascaPaid Melrers bee ; used the result is, thee Marredvegosty moms heel* sad is rejoicing In the mere ef ken returned. /pie reams es Stella ; and der sew chair plot and Slab discovers that the Ire for arra Erie bee he at last really dull, wed in hes unesilletrese the berself, ream boa Ira, and .elm liseperet sad Me= hthee happy. But the outclass Is set meatless. All this time she hoe persecuted Ley cab ai r l e anwr.s. uel, wha bea s har eseti l tli r t: V. harVali her ch..= ills, and who, is the behalf of the hone, risks his * life. Of mane whoa Eric is lest te bee, Nitta accepts the hankie, mad the beaker being enormously wealthy, it is thus the poetical justice appealed to is to fled. The piss has, of course, its absurdities. Bankers don't hasher alter haughty ladies, particularly when they are actresses; and whither in love or cot " lioatiles and Co." do not make themselves ridi culous. Again, young Swiss ladies do not commonly die away of lore of young gentlemen they have but once seen ; and operatic ladies would hardly, under the circumstance', reject Mamas mil/Maims in favour of Vienna cadets. Bat there is the presupposition of a pleasant story; and the situations it provides for tell wonderfully. Tie dialogs* is full of point and wit, and the character of Rouble, however couventional, French, and unnatural, is a weaderfully fine one. Miss Houk was fidgetty and awkward; but she had nerve mush to indicate an actress's competency, and though in what els did might be detected a artful imitation of Mrs. Rees. she displayed power enough to entitle her to the prominent patios she bee skied at. She has a fine stage hes sad Spam, and no doubt will rapidly prove !mew an seamless to the troupe she has joined. Mike Robertson, in a part of more importance than she is May seam in, played with • grace ful clever nem that beagle the bow down. Mr., easy and gtaitlenselp_ succeeded as Rouble; and oust; Mr. Cahouet Ind • ligneous part (Could Brie) to get through, he look far km silly they the author mast have eon ThWi' else Deana," absurd and hke as it is la de algh sad meeteustise, is tan well pet together not to be a hit ; eel—with Mho Rebeeteea's and Mr. Lacy's aid—will isalitless lave a imp THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1852. THE POLICE COMM MANSION-1101M. Lima S Theeoposee. onto. 1, Rteboo4owet. lammednet, lent to N. abip Om& M.. moo somossi Whoa the letedjlloyer, by Tosileddi Pukes. Win& it etstotet. ip Os UM will. tt Is believed. is tr inia. moobor of WOMB comemoi MIL to Ws UMW tbat Mr. Piker esonsetsi with Int es Akashi sins loon ilssos a nip& to Peet .NOM the fenny, O w bses pie et es die 16th of She bins sigoind. sod bans. Beni the son 141, Os cup b im irlisties. " r i ts "deg watter sdir e rt ebb& . t e ease he the nib slip, war ls 48 bone hem the ef that day poems a moss la as other AGMs Ibis' by assess *rest On was tbe Peuonissi Aik to the sees et 16& sad nib Min sot eneein lhe the bin mil lesesee amiss by Mai, a g s the el, Lord Now lA* erander jun suseary. Ilr. Hank he the defeadset. rii he Ant we. as hi esseaseesistin, wiling is ream ths messy. sae se nibs to Ur. Pastor he as isseansisses seeloised net sttlins% wile SWIM* urea the as seyeass b erbleb be bed beemostossied to Ur. Da1..., a Liesepsol. Tbs._ yen is Os senesse Mr. Tbenpes was. Mr. Pars he On Kr. risnesis wee .at sent to Yr. kr the lanai is eseseides slow pther spas se ts car* Ds As sunset. Mr. Ilabler—l a keen GM. a* et Os 16th inn, wbii slows tbe esessy, sot I ben resits* s( Mr. Baines No hose is of nosey ens lay dins bed trawi seined onnive. to bin kw wpm to Artisan. Than nut be -- liraciker—l was iderated at Mr. Ilairtoes odes, in Liveeptel, when I west there to join the mall. that Mr. Thompson had no authority whatnot to twee pesmagers ke that house. I as not et ell lipesed te wetwesed the ease. I here bees treated with the 'Malt pwribie bee- Mate at Mr. Menge% Mei% waffling thwe it as explaseties ; tad I apply sew be Si Lira Mayer Si hi issiiion. Kr. Hobler—Very well; go into your sue. 111 Ir. Parker was then sworn—lie eald, I us • iswitsr mariner ; I entered into a oontraet on the lit of Itsgtost'sst at the defendant's dike. The following is the seas. /sad= : _ _ .. 1, RioLorooort, Limo-street, City, London, .• Sept. 1, 1862. Test we have rea;;7lfrowlli7Frederhit Parker the sam of 141. u pauar to Port Phillip in the ship tailing on the 16th September. Name of the ship, with the maherka ties order, to be forwarded to Aahstead halletead, Surrey, " For Timpeou, HiNYaw e " G. Ilieoorait." I paid Mr. Sbotter the se.ey. What I west ee 'teemed I fed thee the_ 'lip in I reeehei seder I was to sail woe Is the Cieevai Dot es law loin oak mod that it was ble she 'Mid ila es the 14th lerl.. tie day • . Here the IMlledmilisa ado WS pet he. It *tatted: 1,111. Yr. nail* lt hate has paid this.. of fourteen posed* lee pew. nosey per skip &ma See, Captain Brett, Wiwi he Tot Philip, the Inane% nese Can embark.—Yer Themes% Brothers, R. H.Wassome." I Ina at the _pia of perkation ea the lich. Upea ray return Mr. Thump= mbiewledged he eentract, sad said that Mr. Belot ash to as aph ve alm/ me esomer. Re ales Wino' me a e ha mprombe re , bat I objeoted to hone he bonbon seelisd in theimay. Me other mud wm hood hr mode hem Misr the retard to receive MO as a parasegsr es hod the huh Cromosembed by Mr. Whet —I sow in Mr. They. seasr 's shoe Mr. Illesiier, who oelled as a liar, sadist& Mi vase shades lemmas. Mr. Hobler—Did lir. - Balms. esy that Mr. Thentemo was use his agent for the vessel ? Witness—There ware some who 11.11111.14 to be is authority is Mr. Belosee who mkt se, am* who appemed to be may espy et the Wommilon. Mr. Hoblev, la order to show that Mr. Thespian was perfectly justified in Made( that he was gest to Messrs. Baines as to the ship deo& Sea, begged that the Lord Mayor would read the hWwlat MUNSWeadia : " Sept 13, 1852. " Moon. Thompson BMW" eourt, Lime obese, Leah& " Beiellsoson,—We are in receipt of your telegraphic a , sat will take the Mpo ess seengere per death Soy to : I TU ell the math of flopeomber. Flews Lt as have I ll potholers of motes, omen, de., with monenis pea— Yours remsctfally, Peas. Batons and Co.,)in J. Call." " Liverpool, NpL 10, 1862. street, " Meows. eedom Theatres Bothers, Mehhesart, Lime- L Onatlemen,—We ore in receipt of litter of yes terday's am, and have eeeNsaissyd the contents to Cattalo Ikea, the swum oldie Sena flea, Ire whom we are emly ebb, as womb He whkm se:to ramose% you to state whe member sad whet thee yea can give, and if we like the terms we shall Welk tine me receipt of painge es Me are, gentlest% poen nameltally, "JAN= Baugh sod Co., Pr J. Call." P.B.—The Gm& des will milk all this math." The eintille pm: k V Kr. Thrum= wee as direst a mum es mall be ammo thus Whine hunted intim, es well as to pamsnme he whim be , owe he Mew Jo Os mmestii with hese mks hod Woe/ the pomp via es tina alike amplabent at Limped, he mu willog i ttet at ems mon soggesdea et the Led Moyer, mho vieeM, no hob, the bee semildamtioa the hot dries ishodest was in eg d the it mien ornsidemble stumpy ht thicsear hab he of Meshes& odd OM via owed to eke eney whisk mos oftiVi sir e mkt upon the poet of Mr. Thompson, altheogithige men oboramobsess in the ere celeolstod to show her wee kmakii, here mektialy was no direct aging . The= smiles of the oh said "If any =or poem wag in hi bad, doll have eon , ilk OM reser diegloom, or melee of any ship, wheels aposommer faltij or odionhin se lei& my person ohm en Meade ewer, eser. mmier for a eals:fir sub prossomor "he elligniko upsn any Tilmoo psomme Neve sehhesim. NOW VII Tate /video, that he dohndriot sisal is the peakiso of an 'quit &bit clabohe is the ems. _ _ _ _ - lir:Puke; Irmiztbssiktimaled that the sea of 71. 101. would eatis him dm assnessience to whieh he was pit by the The Lord Yqa mimed that Mr. Thompson should re turn to the the perms messy, amounting to 141. mad IL 10s. kr egaares mai sods. The messy erso An 'Web mem who mid be bad so nem, was *harped with havingboshis a paw se glum which was stated in tbe shaeat em ost so heft et the value of SOL TM of Ni. Miming sued, Log Willhan. Mrest dageday sall e Je t jetsam, walked up to the window aad th The Lod Nowt (to she dshatlant)—Why did you do this D= llist Wdl. it was the spirit of God that urged as, I I smelt neither eat nor drink till I broke it. of Now suppose I shell be able to do both with the blessing God. limns ban slated that the unfortunate old fellow had bees it tat pan the hunt* of a hustle whin in Beth nal-gases Dedisirst.—lfas. that's all right, sod I ought to be there an* I Insw. Remade' ise a taw days. Naiad Mb, a slain aseas;;;; d Ike a ring," the shined with settitog eithethas Om Boyers soldo sue, Of at 3, Sultathelmmit, IL Thi aunt was eswdud by a certain slaw of as during the Wise et lbe ass. Oa the lath of April last Sayers, while seesarkat ethiseed. hi withe primer at a geeing bowie. and One bething his s ad his empeeleas meld by bkalms. Ile hod ate, bewever, weal Massif keg there Wire be Wined bit yell, whisk he had with Ma la a lag le his lemma sae podia nay eamthwed it had bees ebbe lbs. bin by the pelemen, whsa le knew sea ilgr e as lodwaellea ihe le the polies. , weep* 'nth be the mama the previews Via 114 Cit a 6 0eiltrine, IL lake's. cobs Prte i tthord et the Abase Itowere4own, said that so the night of the iV rl s th a t i t2C =sues dank soil ewe/gain isle his brae, sad hest a sentiese of seeseelpee, Wet width he was Wooed le bath with Yea. IPdrasso OM earth sofa soli noshed the sankry. tatossor woo fay °Dimwitted he Si. Plorkor,juss., stated to be aa athsethe, oes= ithabsis at No. 7, ithethoptare, nest Algriwith obtainimg • larewatermla sset 3, leather • 31. Ch it i r 4 wa Ma Owego aaaa iM hi. l_ressie% Othrethathme. deposed Ithe la Seth Mt the MOM NM ab they Si ached to be shown we of =e Wtueibesesseless, ece the ask et we was as sgent. thews& hr moral, bat askillw pool the article d da s == s El y diy A _ IP TS Lts=l,..ll r a:. q .: hi.. that . te dew, %Mg him Sot he haw t a iies sr eTr a egest for the We of ibe amide, timed** he was sasteue 10 pat • few Wain, is his way, although he was well cages acted with Mr. Itherb, the paleness, who was his mania frisad. The aniseed, at that thierview, ilk. sad be was • banister sal was atlases with the with whim Its wee at the sin* so lite thendes, sail be as his wee wed elimme ea a et OP per (peedneed), " Mr. Parker, IS, Oslothe ooze day he eosin made hie oppeeemes elthess's sad wog thews the beneithor geselles, he Ith thilJthling It M his pedal walled away, swift he ebteld aid the mewl and peg be it it be ap privet of it. Me alb* of Si Ala of Wbang • boodriso sad eflberd4gk% within Mhe would trust his ma th Ms seem the °Meth sad being bid Oa he amid be WWI% he said. " Thu arks eth yaw bin, sad I will be both k ten al. melee." So saner seamed, sod it wee by thew dross thee be wee met with es yea sneezing, wear be denied his mem, se ever win him ; bat afterwards, aid the catee be bade nic debase to get it, for no one bad ism etas bin like it. Mr. Tyrwhitt—Did you over asks say application about the primer al 36, Lincoln's lace4gte Preseethse—Oh yes, sir a day et two aftsevards, and I was aid that be had he; Si wee wafted by a weber of truism& I acid met bath whets he had gam 'Na. Mr. Welland QM the ishase)-111d he ass MI yes he 'Amalfi CLERICAL. Tito Rev. Fradericiidwaediima, A.M.. Vicar of Ninety sad Rural Dean is the dawn of Mahacabary, Wilts, tom Holman Camary, foss ded is tha Cathedral Church of Bristol. Rev. Edward J. Bell, to be Chaplain to the Nonrich In firmary. Bev. Philip Utton Brown, to be Chaplain to the Norwich Waltham,. ler. Jolla Thy Bottom to Shield Caere, Norwich. Rev. John Erase, to laussing Visanige, lloatgootsry shire, value 1761. ; yawn, Maher at Bangor. Rey. William Faber, to Hartlip Mara e, Zest; I boas, Dena sad Chapter or Rochester. Rae. N. F. Y. Ramble. to Ileberphaa Perpetual Clung, Cumberland, Talus 1391.; patrons, Dean and Chapter of Carlisle. _ _ iisv.Broschlsy Kiegsford, to Bishops Baum Coney, Kest. J. Peanos, to be Mathematical Masts; Khsg Edward's School, Nemlei. Rev. Jobs HlMMlNMrhtit r to the Archdeatmuy of Bath mine 164 peas Bo v a*" of Bath and Wells. Rev. Thomas Osesish to the Assistant Chaplaincy of St. Bareskitains's U vio6x , ma,. Commas.—Alberi s e sumbieL easibin. diocese fialkarery, etit=th i paftes. the aidlehibik. Mum LIMA& stipsai SOL ; peas% berskiat lastasake, asses Obssiw, Opel ; patres, tile View. POITIMO7III, 1111. T. 19. The Berrarouta, 6, peals wheel sten sleep, Captan Comb arrived at te-day hem the Need of Medoff.. Ellto left es the ilth inset, eel Litho es the 14th, and bee MI my luny weather he the then* It was so bad thastaract.u, a nat biel lt the wr q meat, a • the bed oge""to7 w esesed the dis hiness; k the Men, had Mal able es Wen the For. More swine ad sennel to Ina TM Duchess ef wee at the kiln The het out ward Isend llemene _ well peen hen anthenne seated et Litho eon nee N. lethal New af the Ban on% en Mai Ckenede peshern by day le aeon Wtwelve Mars to saw the none& to answer l il esein H. has three& kie branekt Moe a heavy std N. left the Rewilialion IS, stein frigate, at limisks. &so the we. to on& sine tine kisser. The awn* Mesa sleep. tionnier arrived et Inn the Meilleteneen elegise, to be paid vim lederken M dos July, 1149. Ile Mae we the ft. ani Se Tana, 22_, don allele. wee le an then en the Sik lie Won Ihe nisi el Ganer tie key weak. holes lee the one ~its, kni a tith in tese &One area Mon errs thr ia t all ‘etthe 211111MIBMWOVIrklifierisasem elleala "164 1 1 1 a= llll 4 1 1 , slam had hen I. Tana ft ester te ben alic ias ta ssnaid lral Dead .'. feet. lb seed j the ha le iler leatesest To wn ,Vi Mond the N... Jon& Pony. ennendenundef at the Hors. TM Demthei. 11, mini shwa MOCr ia ltahtead, en the 14 new demo weet set et &beer _yesessilay to hen ; the M s= need von wen this newileg kw Plymouth. The Eakin deem We, leek a board the ear. de sad beery tenlin el Lewd P. Pitatheseee, ae dethononseger kr oneyeese r NOUN M the n, learees, is whit weed *my wth ha Ithen ee Deethey, the net eir the WM leers eeeesend s has the wane was too neck to shoe then to be weinepod. TM Edo had eseserisetly to Meet into inner. The Meawkw, 44. Coreadore Tao. and ftesa li n: ci tkla noon ihr the Cape of Oen ago The at Lieut. Reno, ef t ion 14 i ttle who wet ia enenag se Friday week, by a Waft gust of ridble beat, wee pined op se Fray off Cowes pier, ad Wee &4 See to this gannet Is await an h orn TIE Nsw Curious or C,exurrnits.— the Am dative of the Hose of Como w* Ai re a trt ::•=its various othen. We me sot .beat to win the way is whisk this reel& Wei& will M int sholeph. bat we swan often hen as elseneliee elm s. grepeistaset whisk the Miami rep "loan hi oe h&c We rein to the inthiptsi &sin d the ifdlit an M. T. Bane le the put lelk ..net le Inn Mr. &lass n lensed. ken aeon hi nee, eel there are n he en wdl ceetillegjaiipo who I& Medan yet se 1111 the no et /pokes; het nen while ble sane is emellineil ha ono& with the their reeol& te whisk we senor dly bole be will be doled. Ni. Liar's quailed& leg ie di rope& soh ae wen =se sagest lel& eirdes. le rimy Ihims se. I• N osesedeine wane ef hoe. be Is up to She nth whilst a erhenir ef hie neweenA got his peon st, are all that Gni he Iselin We hen Set SO 1 d ef Mr. an& iene ensethini nen thee se as dig; a, if at peon &Mai see we &II eon ger. oho es *sly alweftleg palls ipelem & kir nein sewoomiles se - Mogne thel pia Mall St she /Nal sallil4l4lllo al Sahib Preeewaiw—a. did sot. Ho said over sad ever apt!' he was a heielstae. Mr. Tyrittlee—Da yea haw the dlsdiido@ !mimosa s barrieter awl ea advocate ? _ Mr. Wadi, elieerved *at kaaw the primer many Crke t el s i:atal e ght h a a r ti H. ea fa gei; hedoeuribed "The. Parker, roa r rlitensey,aul swat to the Court for the Belief of U seless% Daberea t mad General Advocate in the District CosailSomictei amh. Lineoln's-ina fields." Tyrofiliti *sired if that descriptioa was acknow lettl by the primmer ? admitted It. Mr. ry i rw a lL the p tor)—When you allowed the primmer to take the basMter away did you believe him to be a barrister obi mks circuit, and • particular mama a Mr. Harr* the patentee P._ .—Us *et aesesat aloes, sir. Mr. Wailing the magistrate would take the prisoner's ems to appear on a figure day. Mr. T no ; his word or bald will not do for me. I age kere geed esearity. TM siccasr wee about to be locked up, when he looked M Mr. Wekeling, and requested him to ask tbe pcweoster if he would consent to his diseharp on being Mr. Elliott being appealed to, said he would withdraw from the prosecution on those terms. Tvrwhitt would not throw say obstacle in the way, as tLs p.lsecutor was about to obtain his Just demand. Tim mosey harms been paid by the prisoner, he was WESTMINSTER. krf Brea, a a;; --- 6.5 7 ii,;;i age, who has been hybris atismidol of coaspiracy to defraud, mu charged with the following_ inimmus mods of extortion: On the MEM of hoe LA the prisoner went to Mrs. Ann Edwards, a 1111.9914110 Isms woman., living at 17, Moatft. tier-row, Besaapass, era be stood dos be led ea indict ment whist Isse kr km** • dlossitelp hems. She ex pressed her smipsiss, end denied dist there was anything diaorderly Y brie beam ; but be sloshred that it was one ; that kid hoes instituted ha sonsequenee of a co of . Hager, a els fry the direction of the hr the Pisinstion of of which he (pri soner) was as ohm, and showed her a paper which he said was the indictmamt. He mid she had rriales living in the house; to which she ssplisd she bed term but they wen quiet hardreerking prow wenn, ere of whom het ledied with her them yaw Ed dm ram • per who had Mei loth bee poor mad a half. Priat alisin. = Ira it did ass sallas,iaan amp ender the act, and palling out an act of parliament read a_put of it to show bow she could M pmels Ho then offend to stop the proosedings if she would ph' Ida , and she, not knowieg what to do, sad horrfortro IMP at to advise her, gave him a emersigo est of Woe sinew% she had saved to pay her rent, sad posseised Ida a little mere is the course of a few dais. On the 6th of Sub be called opal% when she placed half a sovereign ban Min, for whisk &abed peered something, and mid him that she had got rid of her 1141/12. He dim :&11.Nat she meld rot have paned 'MY her lodgeee, 141 propesed le good ether fameW bee, bat ass re , treed le weds he hi proposal. Re lead Rola for ENOS assay, hat whose herdoi in the siserthse seer her brother, she art way iodised be give hies meow hut she had his cobra wit the land ho led peestbed upon her. Ifoormes, esoretary to the Meaty fer the Pr . oe - s l ier medoe. proved Asa the pekoe wee ea. ham to the ormiety.—The aerseed, who odd he should n ews his aim% wee 'madded Is, triaL MARKETS. COTTON.—LivithrooL, Sere. 18.—The sales of cotton to-day are estimated at 8,000 bales; of which exporters have liken 1,000 and speculators 2,000; they include 250 rennin and Maranham, at 6ld. to 7d. ; 200 Bahia, at 61d. to 6ld. ; 400 llgyption, at 6ld. to lid.; 000 Surat, 4d. to 4jd. ; 40 Sea Islands, at 11. 9d. to 2s 4d. The imports, since Thursday, are 5,000 bales. The market closes firmly and with animation. Compared with Friday's rates, prices of all kinds are unchanged. MANCHIRSTIR, Sm. 18.—Our market continues rather quiet, but prices are steady. The demand for many kinds of cotton yarn is, however, still in excess of supply, and prices are firmly supported, with some difficulty in placing orders. The lower counts of yarn for home use have been taken in less quantities this week, but there has been no change in value. Yarns suited to the export trade for Germany end for Rusin are also going off well, at slightly hardening prices. For cloth the demand is much the same as for this week put ; but 27 inch printers are rather more inquired after, at full prices. Shirting fabrics meet with a steady sale; but there is no improvement in respect to domestics, though the makers have been able to sustain the rates. A considerable iscresse of consumption, however, will be required to enable them to force up prices to a remu nerative scale, unless easier rates should prevail in the yarn or the raw material. A considerable increase in the cotton trade is evidently going on, however, and until its inigni-1 tude is better understood, it will perhaps be difficult to comprehend very accurately how far the present value of the raw staple is likely to be maintained. The increase of cotton manufactures last year, to the end of October, was equal to 3,717 hone-power, or to the employment of 14,000 people ; and there is reason to believe that the extension this year—operated upon by the prosperity of the last few years in one direction, and by the absence of other equally profitable sources of investment in ano th er—will be found to begrestly in excess of lest year's. Should this prove to be the case, large as has been the yield of American cotton plantations, it is not unlikely that the present value will be maintained, and the steadiness so requisite to a sound trade preserved. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lence, Barr. 18.—We have had • good brisk market to-day, and an excellent business has been done. There hu also been a fair trade done in the warehnume during the week, though rather quieter than lut week. HARDWARE.—Btamixortom, Barr. 18.—Trade here is steadier, and urea the whoa' toxin Naive at the present time than it has Isom Ma wand assadse past. The orders, if not large, are at Least assillakat to keep the great bulk of the manufaeturen in full work, awl fa NM batman they areßy th e largest mouse of order glp7a= g osalfty ti soiis for Ts . markets, the home W rather doll than There are Indio:a ds= as most of the hedge markets, with the ft:- espies eMnmay, which will warrant the amnesption that as was for oar isamsfactures will very wisteriallv lasseem. Swath Amorist amesially this has hembend M be Os meeilessme peel. Um Ommen trek seems le be wan erel. eelowelmeretbeistimeetkres imputable meseheatelieis 'the have mama with it; and the deem of gm* swami ere &May of the lowest deseriptie. Des , ft the bee few menthe very knee senalgements ef pee w psi emee beta made l emma the e Aitelrella end Mime et war emir le l tsset smeksb Ike the mmelbeleese of this &list; ..= . 4 bows,.,, se wee that Ihe mealimeweem ere far more ea ire Mend Owe et a sertelly I generally - hei r howeyer, the esmossweiel ielerest a/ this town le- Meely.bese M s usmads sad beelthke sleteithan it is et the feeeeld the six cw sight mesas = le al elle mi tith b asi l:Ved. The geedween semi wader the heavy semi spa,, " ham Moly reached s inside:al& bee. by the minim el the slimy Me mo betime s Wee Li erpsel, p s la merequase of esetgetition, hes hem lo v wered of al pee mt.] it hle be bayed net the deg is met dielent when a elemEse mieslien will be writ, as Wows SOW* aleihedealee Mg the tbewdimds elDeAreeai Mow bridge eel the wrig Ilse Menges has ees been Or yeas es high Mee the predawn me almost entirely Was oat of the Leedom market gl i t ase eir eempetltors is the neighbourhoods ef Newcastle, and the dillul The iron beds seathrues keeltigt t here Reran_ rag/ probability that the 20e. wham will be well 1151111WIIMIS I but we Meet le state that the dhpates between the melees and the men are not altogether adjusted. CONN.-CA=l3oo, Sept. 18.-Wo ma sob no alters tioa in price of anything, exempt old Beane, whirl ars 2s. to le. deeler. W sew, old, 445. to 466. Sisk to lea saw , to Is l , Us Two% aid, SOL to B an., sb. to Um. Oat% 17e. to Us OIL CANTIIIIVIT Sept. 18.-We had a large supply of Wheat in very dad condition, with a dull sole; prices the same as last week. Wheat, old brown, 465. ; new, In. to 37e ' • white, old, 61s. ; new, white, 42a.b0 48s. Mu: , w. 275. to 330. Oats, new, 14s. 6d. to 18s. Beans, old, atm. ; new, 301. Peso, 345. CasateLn, Sept. 18.-There was a lute supply of grain at air market today, principally new Wheat, the quality vast Ira osi bossy. New Oats are inferior. The demand good. Wheat declined Bd. to lr. per bushel. Other articles meek the lame. The following are our quotations: Wheat, white, new, 16s. to I6s 6d. ; old, 16e. 6d. to 17s. ; red, new, 141. 6d. to 16e. ; old, 16s. to 16.. 6d. ; Barley, new, 101. to lls. ; old, 10s. to 11e.; Oats, potato, Bs. to Bs. 6d. • common, 7s. to Bs. ; Flour, per stone, Is. Bd. to 2a.; O atmeal, 11. 101.; Ryemeal, 15. 4d.; Batleymul, ls. 2d. • CoLemurs's, Sept. 18.—A very lugs supply of new Wheat and many samples of old, value unaltered. An Inereued quantity of Barley appeared. Beans and Peas, short ; Prizes as lost week. - - - - CicOuclerea, Sept 18.—At oar market this day new English Wheat of good quality found buyers at last week's rotes; prices for old were the turn in favour of buyers. Little or no demand for foreign, which, in wholesale lots, might be bought rather lower. Approved parcels of malt ing Barley find buyers at previous pries . °chiding 6d. cheaper. Deans and Pcss command extreme rates. Oats without alteration. Imports duriag_the week endinclit e, . 18:—Wheat, 11,600 qrs. ; Barley, 2fl; Oats, 6,068 ; 68;Pw,28. Ouismos" Sept 18.—The supply of Wheat to-day was aura isfw. n• sold sorts were very unsaleable, though Apnea ken 111 e. tr Me., according to quality. Good fait Waist raw& between 38s. and 4U. ; Sue 4Se. • while for Talavera IsSobse rates were obtainable. 'do milder prima generally 3s. to 31. lower. . . Ilnarirosst, twt 18.—The Wheat trade to-day for the feed MOSS of lods old and new, Arro, at last week's prim i supply 61r. We had but little Barley offering Ledweek's rims supported. Oata ruled dull. Peas and Bane quits at gaol trade. Wheat, Aram 20s. to 335. per load. BALM,. Mb. to 321. per qr. Oab, 17s. to 245. Pees, ob. to 235. per load. Beans, 18s. to 24e. Tans, 26. to 36. Eye, 19s. to 21s. Kw &wt. 18. ng— The trade has vadergose w w duri the week, a moderate esemigehe laving wpwkwed tor mom NOM at OW Kerosly varying Is Ihtes lerdeidy sanest. Of oatmeal from Ireland, a. also of wheat, Indian son, and ROW from abroad the arrivals are to a tolerably fair amount, bat only moderate of other produce from all sourer. At our market this morning no alteration was ap parent is the yoke of wheat. Flour being in very moderate request barely supported late rates. Oats and oatmeal in fair demand at the currency of this day se'anight. Nnwearni•orox-TrwL sz t. 18.—At our market this mowing re bed : 85 = of new Wheat from th e ;TOWN% mail ih• quality exhibited a marked el um reviser aussipta ; a elearaaos waa early mak el a rakillea Ulm qr., red commanding from Mu le 4k, emi whits bus Pk to e2s. per qr. respectively. In obi Jew tratrsedeas trampired, but to have forced sales wader existing draw stones lower rates mast have been submitted to; heelers, however, were generally indis mod to make any eoncemion upon granaried samples, fully anticipating that r the season advances, Aron the almost total failure of the potatoes, an Im proved and more extended inquiry will spring up. Flour must be written 11. per lark cheaper, with& moderate demand. Rye has no buyers. For malting Barley, ott,, e . sional buyers are found, and for a nice lot of new Norfolk weighing 6241b5. per bushel, NI [NM got 31s. per qr., it is, however, too early yet to encourage shipment., as so few of our =Orton have started. Fine old Malt is wanted. Beans attract more attention, and such is the case also with boiling Peas. With Oats wo were moderately sup plied, and all descriptions sold more freely at rather over Last week', rates. The quality of the new is much com plained of.—The arrivals this week are: Wheat, coastwise, 800 qn.; foreign, 1,248. Oats, coastwise, 460. Nonwteu, Sept. 18.—To-day our market was fairly at tended by farmers and merchants, but the offer of Wheat was not quits so large as on this day se'noigbt. The reports from the leading markets being flat, millers were not in clined to operate largely at late rates, and fanners also participating in the feeling, Wheat was not so difficult in price. A groat many old Wheats found their way to market, end for fine quality rather lower prices were paid. Flour woe in good request, at late rates, and a fair quantity changed hands, at fair prices. Barley trade has only just begun, and prices have not u ' yet settled ; but, for a few prime lots 32a. per quarter has been paid. Beans and Peas were a fair sale; offer emall ; no change in price. Oats were In demand ; but the new are of inferior quality, and do not engage much atten tion. The following are the current priers: Wheat, 1 old, white, 46e. to 60, per qr. ; new, 395. to 4G. • old, red, 41s. to 465. ; new. 321. to 395. Barley, malting, As. t 0325.; grinding, 2 35. to 26e. Beane, old, 361. to 38s. • new, 31s. to 34.. Peas, old, 32a. to 345.; new, 28s. to 30e. Oats, old, 23.. to 265.; new, 22a. to24a. Fine household Flour, f.0.b., 29.. per sack of 2801bc, purehasin finding sacks and claim tog one month's credit. Retail, Is. tki. per stone. PETERBOROUOH, Sept. 18.—We had a good supply of Wheat here to-day and both old and new sold readily at fully last week's prices. Spring corn offering more plenti fully, and all description., of this year's growth, could be bought at ler money. Old Oats and Beans scarce, and both making high !prices. READING, Sept. 18.—Ours being an open market, and the rain falling very copiously the whole of the morning, and having a very large supply, makes it difficult to give cor rectly the state of the market ; but from what we observed we call new Wheat off fair quality Is. to 2.. per qr. cheaper, while old realised its late currency. Summer earn, of all descriptions, was scarce, at former prices. . _ . Wiliam Sept. 18.—We have been fairly supplied to. dal with Wheat of this year's growth, of various quality, wesehing from 671bs. to Glib. per bushel. Of old but little ing, for which, and the best dry new, last week's pim are fully maintained. More new Oats offering, qua lity inferior, and bad to sell, at fully le. per qr. less than last week. Other articles about as before. WORCUTSR, Sept. 18.—There was a very small attend. ante at market to-day, and old Wheat realised quite as mail money ; new rather cheaper. Barley fully as dear. Oats found buyen in limited quantities at former prices. Beans and Peas again inquired for, and dearer. -- - - Iron*, Sept. 18.—Our supplies of Whcat and Barley are on the increase, but more particularly the latter. Wheat in slow sale at last week's price.. Barley Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. In Oats and other articles no alteration. Wheat,, white, 465. to 48.. per imperial qr. ; red, 89a. to 41s. Barley, malting, 265. to 295. grinding, 225. to 245. Beano, 3is. to 365. lt y e , 9d , per stone. Malt, 625. to 641. Oate, 814. to 9d. per stone of 141bs. Flour, 31s. to 335. per sack of 2801bs. Dt'oLnc, SEPT. 17.-There was rather en increased supply of new flour at market to-day, and every description met • steady demand at about the currencies of Tuesday. Old grain extremely dull, but not cheaper. White wheat, 245. to Ms. ; red do. new, 215. Gd. to 235. 6d. ; new barley, 124. 6d. to 131. 6d. ; new here, as. Gd. to 10a. 3d. ; oats, old, 10s. 6d. to lls. Gd. ; new ditto, Bs. 9d. to 10e. 64. ; rapeseed, 16s. 6d. to 19s. per barrel; oatmeal, 106. 6d. to lls. 6d. ; baker' flour, 12s. to 16s. per cwt; Indian corn, 295. to 30s. per 4801bs. Corsi, Sept. 17.-This favourable weather has had the increasing effect of the suppli e o e f is train to our market, and of improving its condition, et • that of Wheat, • large proportion of which is brought in in a day and well sea soned state. For all descriptions a good demand is ex perienced, and Wheat at this morning's market brought fully 9d. to ls. per barrelover the rates of this dav sen'night. Barley was the tura in favour of the 'eller, and Oats, both white and black, a ft er a good deal of fluc tuation through the week, were bought ate decline of 2d. to 3d. per barrel on that period. The week's receipts consist of 2,162 barrels Wheat, 185. to 21s. per barrel; 1,177 Barley, lls. to lls. 10d. ; 600 barrels Bare Berley, 10a. to 10s. Bd. ; 9,837 Oats, white, Bs. 6d. to 9s. 6d. • black, Bs. 2d. to Bs. 4d. ; The trade in foreign Wheat ha s been Amacterised by great , quietude owing perhaps to the want of water having brought many of the country mills to a stand still. Holders notwithstanding evince no disposition to give way in their pretensions, and prices may accordingly be not as last given. Indian Corn iu the absence of arrivals has been in rather better demand, and it has decidedly improved by 2s. 6d. per ton which has been realised to some extent. The Flour trade remains in the same state as last noted with the exception of an increased demand for the coarser descriptions. WATIP.I , OID, Sept. 18.-We have had a liberal import of Maize this week, but only a small arrival of Wheat. Sup lies haveies of fasseers' grain have been daily increasing since Monday linn, aad ith a health m y tone in the trade, rices of been well m aintained . At this p morn ing's there was a good show of Wheat and Oats, but vex, tellini of Barley. The condition of the whole was Clilmpeved by the late brilliant weather. Wheat and mmisaded a quick sale, at au improvement of 3d. to 6d. per bong on the former, and 2d. per barrel on the latter. Healy without change. Best samples of foreign Wheat gentians In tair request, at the prices of last week • and for Indian Osea then is a steady demand, at unaltere d rates. Swint sit Rem meets • good inquiry, at our last quotations. Loeb this week : Wheat, 660 qrs. ; Indian Corn, 6,480; Flew. 344 brls. Exports this week : Wheat, 62 brls.; Oats, {Ma; Flour, 1,306 sacks; Indian Corn, 160 bra. ; Oantissi, 493 ewts. ILISKCLLDT, Sept 18.-At our country markets this week, our Vas eV sew ran still continuing small, caused a very wand it all kinds. Wheat and Oats were fully N. qr. door ; Barley 6d. per qr., and, in some instants" le. per qr. dome than last week. Here, to-day, we had moderate amass of bsth eld and new Wheat, white odd readily id Is. per qr. over last week's prices. Barley sled Oats in geed supply ; the former sold quickly at Motet Bd. per qr. over het weal 's rates ; the latter slowly, at ls. per lees money than calm raarkecday. Wheat, old, 40s. to Ms. per qr. ; new, 34A to Oa. Barley, new, 225. to 275. Oats, aid, 21s. 6d. to 21s. 9d. ; new, 19s. to 21s. Oat meal, per beg of 2301 be., 2Be. POULTRY,Ito.-Nnwoarn AND LIADINKALL, SECT. 18.-Geese, 42.6 d. to 6..64. ; fowl, la. 9d. to 28.9 d. ; capons, 7s. Od. to 4s. Od. ; chickens, la. 6d. to 2s. 041. ; ducks. Is. ifd to 21.6 d. ; rabbits, 10d. to ls. 3d. ; leverets , 3s. to 31. Gd.; pease, 2a. 61. to 3s. • partridges, la. 9d. to 2.1. ; pigeons, gd to Bd. each ; atend fresh butter, 10s. to Ils. 6d. ; English ditto, 10s. to 13e. per down lb. ; English eggs, 71. to is. 6d. ; French ditto, 60.64. to 6s. 6d. ; per 120. FIB/1.-Ilitzmwosowra,Burr. 18.-Balmon,lld.to 18.22. psi lb.; turbots, 6s.to 125.; brills, 2s. 6d. to 4s. Oil. ; cod fish, Os. Od. to Os. Od. each ; soles, Bd. to 2a. 4d. per pair ; Eels, $4. to 11d. per lb.; lobsten, Bd.to 2..44.; crabs, Bd. to 24.04. ; crawfish, 2a. Od. to 45.; and mackarel, 9d. to le. each; =Plls. 4d. Is. 6d. per doz. ; amps, Os. (W. to 0.. 041. ate, to 0.. to Od. ; prawns Os. Od. to Os. Oil. per lb.; shrimps, Is. Bd. to 2.. 3d. per Edion; smeltseod. to 0.. per dozen ; fresh herrings , Od. to . per dosen : oysters, 7s. to Ms. per bushel. UTTER.— Cosi, &pt. 17. Cant : First quality 775. ; second, 725. ; third, 675.; fourth, 611.: fifth, 645.; Binh, 461.—Currency • Pint quality, 685.; second, 6.35. ; third, 68s. ; fourth, 565. ; fifth, 465. ; sixth, 375. ADDITION TO TEE PAINTED HALL, GREENWICH. —Much interest has been excited by the numerous visitors who daily visit this magnificent repository of representa tions of naval warfare and warriors by the addition to the vast collection in the shape of an elegantly-mounted model of a four-decked 170-gun ship (the Duke of Kent), of 3,700 tons barthen, which was planned no leas than 33 years ago by the late Mr. Joseph Tucker, surveyor of the navy. It is in itself not only • beautiftil work of art, both as to the manner in which it has been planned and executed, but also an appropriate and much-to-be commended example of naval architecture, from having been presented by the widow of the planner, and honoured by Its recipients—the Commissioners of Greenwich Hospital, and it now occupies a prominent position in one of the most interesting establish ments in this country.—Xentisis Mercury. PARIJAME.NTART REGISTRATION, LEEDS.—Wm. Gray, Esq., the banister appointed to revise the lists of parliamentary voters for the borough of Leeds, opened his court for that purpose on Friday last. Mr. Morgan, the agent of the blend Registration Association, appeared for the liberal party ; and Mr. Bertie Markland, solicitor, for the tories. The first day was occupied in going through the lists for the township of Leeds, and on Saturday the out township lists were taken. The tories are this year pay ing great attention to the registration, but with all their ef forts they will not succeed in placing their party in a majo rity on the register. The liberals had made 187 new claims, and had objected to 200 tory voters ; while the tories bad ziL i made 106 claims and objected to 88 liberal,. On 124- the Allan Brig Mill out was heard, and the decision t Involves about 25 liberal votes and two or three tory votes. It is a large mill property, occupied by upwards of 40 partnere, all who are males claiming a right to vote for it. The right Mill mainly upon a question of value, which he. been twice before decided in favour of the claimants, as it is expected It will be again. The other eases heard up to this time ere entirely void of interest. The results of tits revision, which is la Moor of the liberal Ply, mut yet be wog, weettabted. DAILY WEATHER TABLL Yoxtit. Serrawasa 20, Itn. The state et the Weather at sash et the following pl us id Mae Weiss& ea Saturday seraiag. The itatiltf are arranged Ea esikw et hilted& Maw et PM& liiire - Wi Iwo Mats et Napier. Newsom .."...—.l lkonwolair .... resamer actin.. tams Brum Ora Item ▪ Illessie 000 kw* Kraig Dowse Gana Ilkers owls .«. Gads Draws Orals Orem Wag knew IMIIIICIROES olumitWlCll Laos';'..„.. Heavy fti a Bala Heusi luta Overcast 9tercest ii;;;eaa7 Oven Heavy ad. Overcut C1.1.16aw THIS DAY, Nowt: CANS of Ilia& Strength of Wind. Mato of the Weather. S.W. Gentle Breese. th em e The returns from the following places did not reach this aloe In time for publication on Saturday; they tberefure indielto the state of the weather on Friday ann um i t aino o'clock. room N.B. I (Joule Breese I y a N.W. Stralfr Breeze I Povvy BM/6MM ..... N. 15. I Gestleßrees• rat... 17 Clesdp SHIPPING INTELLIUE.VCR. SEABORNE MAILS. pi *Mei Mat Me malls sre sera frau Me fieseral Paw* ' the EMU—GM by lbs ssonal ne- " lithe al - 7 -1 4t—riliiertiesToWns - -- " eieTpetc - rt.) ."`""'_ `"'Meie' Depress modeep' Erma Plat COUNTELIZB. to Osumi P. Port When Ohre Leedom deepatois..d. dee. .-..,_.„ 1 marrica(bylait.pachetNlSeptl7. ..„....-- Uverpout.. !Sept II AmerieafbyUalted hates! gasket) ............... . .161 Sept. 21 ........... Llverpou,. Sept.:a ateerke(byll.staLepliN tiop t . 1 2. dastrallmvlaSoutiamp-1 toe) 2ll2oth of reel mouth Mau thane pt. n Sept 24 Ditto (via Nareellke) 16 24th each emoth.„ 'Dover Dille (Ma Cape of Good! HoPe) /412nd of the month Plymouth _ Nov. 39 Mile West Omietl _lf 23rd of the math Plymouto . Ummadria• II i 1 Otrat.26th of moo. Dover - - Sept. 16 DOOM ........ ... ri y D Dreall NI 9t h of the month so ever uthamptomiOst 12 Illease Arm II th et the mouth loattamt ;or. Ott. 12 OaDhedh . IS radhllthor month , ioatharept a, Ott. It Ospefaleed hope. II leth of the month Plymoutr -...... dept. 26 Odpe de Nerds N 14th of the swath Plymouth - Meet 26 Omiefterieopio • II 7U417,127ther ease' Imver OMNI America .N 2adatt7thofterath deuthampion helm 11 Dheleall Was ............15 Illam,hod..ll4PriL tiouthaim too. TuTLIM cui ..ii ladatuhdßoathiloutimik vs. Sept. It Pane5..........=iii N Take daily Doves Greme•a.................N 7tl4l7th27trof mos Dover 1imber5.......„. .10I71eaday * Friday London Tem„liet. gabled ". .. .............31 Wades& h Pater. Leedom sum Um Reeduras ... N ,17111 or the Meth %wheat a 12.;eept. 16 Inks& Mk N !Take daily .. Relylead..... lle(Madeuthampt.) 11120th of the mouth laptoe ' Sept.p 24 Deena (Ma NareMlM) I 4 ethilaethot moo* Dover ..... ...Arrived ladle (Ma Cape al Gond I Wa n tAtm. . 11 .1 , , ,Lb,:, , r. ---,p r .. ..:.....:. i mouth - piss. 4 IledgerrataeliViiiiOnth ; saiploa)_ . _ 11 Mk et the simeth i Solthafeywc!Sept.24 Plum via IdatrosWes) ...N Schealtb of meth Dover . .. !Sept. le hlvair.3 .............Ord of the mouth Houthaor •..'• amebae. Madam .................11 etkat22d of Clue moo. doetissaio.v. oat. u Kilts' -------N 1 7 :l4t i hre tb*" tt Dover ... .... Arrived Naple....-.-.............14 201160‘22tk0f mce Dover .. Sept.yy Papal Illatee• ........ le thlllth22thof ame!Davor Peelesela ...............11 7thltthritltof moo leathamptr Sept.* Pera.......................11' hothl7 that wrath Scatter:24-r., rept Ie Dummy. ..m".. .......14 Ithreth 2 6ther won Do v er Wait 1 eellse . V Idlelf thetammth doethum.:oe. rept HI VlALl i me's lirad . (see ) - • Dio stalk to those trio that marked (*) ore morello' by hest! pocket to Mantillas. CASUALTIES. Elizabeth, of Greenock, Carlyle, from Akyah to Qneens. town, has been totally wrecked on a rock between the Andaman Islands.—Calcutta, Aug. 7. Hobe, of London, Pickering, was carried from her anchor age, and driven ashore near the Fun of Combo, July 16, during heavy gales ; one man drowned greater part of cargo saved, and shipping in the TAllentirc, for London ; the remainder, with the hull, &c.,sold.—CO lombo, Aug. 14. Osceola, of Liverpool, from San Francisco to this port, was wrecked on the Babuvaa Island July 6; crew ,saved.—. Kong Kong, July 23. • RU 1 V IL D. Atone—et Gravesend. September 18, from Gems Carreautu—et Gravesend, September 19, from. ..... ...... Heston Caaarea—ot °maenad, September 17, from elearadrce Cnamorra--at Gravesend, September IS, from Ardmore Cosooma—et Ormesend, Sept. 18, from ........... ...... —Archangel Commie —et Gravesend, September IS, fr0m...,.. Norway Porous—off Portland. September 17, from Speer Itorsess—et Graveseed, September IS, from."... Areharel Frocia—at Gravesend. Sept. le, from Leghorn thor—off Portland, September 17, from Whateps 11111011 ILLDITN—et Dent, September IT, from ... ....Ceram 11• Mail SALIM:LP—off QUEVilitollll, September 17, from Abyob Gases Carnmnes—at Gravesend, September le, from *Mengel Iva—ore FIJIMOUth• September 17 , from aka toe fourame—at Gnomes, Se bet , 19, from Bahia formers Musie—et Gra , September IS, frum ...... .. Quebee Kerr—et °rammed, September IS, from Com lloorre—at Graseted,le September IS, from Ardent' Fawner—et Ormeread, September September Bahia Quito or me Istra —at Falmouth. IS, frma...R Jeers Su Ness—at Portsmouth, September 17, Ism Leaden Sono—at °roasted, September 19, fr0m.................01irchendt Tritoo—ot Fatanoutb, September 17, from Looks Maser—at Gravesend, September 18, from Archangel VIIKIINI,II--St Gravesend, September 18, from New Turk Femur —4lPorennouth, September IT, from .London BAILED. AulAnoll-4•011 Liverpool, September 18, tO. .., ....011191081 Ann—tram Ltverpeol, Sept. le, tto Aarsatona—em Gravesend, September 18, to ... ..... 110 . = Aneassance—tramOravemed. September 18, t 0....... Grenada Amnon—tram Gravesend, Sea. 18, to Gothebong Amu—tram Gravemed, September 19, to „„ Clyde Amain Ica—lbose Gravesend. September 19, to Bukoorsh Area—ham Graverend, Sesember 19, to Danube Caserra—tecee Ormond. De 18, to 4t , Cvanaiame—trom tria bee 18, to San Francisca Etas—tram Plymouth. 17 to Evenossar—trom Os be lB, to ...lan France:o &ISA Bade—troy r 18, to Algot bay Po.— Oneressed, _ 19, to Galas lIIDNAJOI—hoe Go. September 19, to limbers Hamer —tram Li terfarater 18, to aretobadLed Hammy—from 14, to Lades loss dtlamer—tram Grav 18, W Bosh, Jeep—tree °misted, Iteptesidem 111. le Dents* 1 Beane—tram lamp's,. jleptionber 17 , to lndb Joan Harancs—fror=el iqptim Em b ree IS, t 0.... New York Ea taesnoo—ham IS, to. . ...Phnedelpbe Kovno. Eu.. Loos—tree Unread, September 1 . 8. to... Lanai Know. P. Cearmurn—trasa Limped. 18, to......Dantee Loewe—from Ltreepsel, Serateatrelt to Nurnberg Laames—tram Limped. leptemtree W. to Antwerp LADY NART—Raw (1= al= . llo. to DOW= LADY Canua—tiami „ 16, to.. Leedom ilroaro—Rom lamped, lopeemkes 111, to. IBM= Ocean Gears—tram Geseesinil. bee 17, t0.........New Tort STDMAY—train lOravemal. 18, to TAWDRY—tram Weeps*, lepramber IS, to. ma lg ri l Vona—from Liverpool, Ilr am :. to Theta Vat...a—teem Gravmend, 19, to . Christialla WADI:M:31110A MADDLl—frara September 19, to Noma VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ooorier, ontwordboand. Sept. 6, tat. 18.33 N. lon. 19.` 6 W. Cuba, of London from London for Mies boy, Aug. 3, 141. BA N., lon. 24.23.15 W. Elea leaking, from Liverpool foe Wont. ride*, Sept 12, lat. 49, lost Geteellond (barque), from Madre', out 126 4eys, tor 4,..cd0n, bept• Int. 46.24 NO= 2040 W. [Advertibement.}—HoLLowAy's Pius.—AN Ex. =Oat DORT CASS Or 14 11.1008 STTACX, iavwtern.a, ot, rim" , laser MOD ST rama ma.—lllisaireme a 'tame merchant Puma, ta the Um Indio. sallatid Mr mere nuLawucor sad flatulesey. sad. altbeesb beemsallad the meet au meat aureeotr of tbe proriage. yet he derived at boatel from throe Irestmeal, bat gradually lamme more debilitated. Maine sae day a %Mier utak than anal of thole dreadful amlegiet, he dotermatottl GI try IMO wars j audit& medisima alike has obt.ineileu.h hk6 opt/ SlNlessidogssa telmtated him la pert, ct health . eat la he the hedeiree this cure to be soda pu bid br ell sad at Program lluilow.4's eetablah. mast, 244. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. IS I IST 11 S. BROWNF--Sept. 13, at Sidney-place, Stanfordatill, the wife of C. Bonne, Iraq., of a daughter. COOKL—Sept IS, at the Croft, Detilag, weer Idalelatc or, the wife of 0. Cooke leg., of a sub. FORD.-1141. 14, at lialtford, the wife of Capt. J. R. Ford, of arm. FltANCl6.—Sept. IS, the wlts of Y. Fronds, EN.. of :new-place, Vpmbaoter, Mee. of • POO. Willia.—Beet. 11, at Park-oreaoutt, Worthing, the elk of IL I. Balt.b, Esq., of • daughter. MAkRIAORB. DR Ifltioonl—OßllTTN. dept. 11, ;at. Mary's Cathollo Chafele Mocellald% by the Rev. J. Mho)* !toads. youttgeot con of .1. De g i IE L II . MR, to Marisa" warrivin daughter of the late IL J. DURANTIIIRDOII.—IIagt. 111, at Ea. Margaret% Westounstef, by the Rev. S.D. IMIMMIse. betas of From, Lanus Chaffee Jams moor data of R. Dame. Park-creeoent, Iligh Moe% Ueda, eel to Bea, elder droihter of T. VardeWattairs. V MAVIS— 16„ at Itataphia'a, St. Alban% by the Itee. T. L lionmed. MN& Gewercureet, E:111. both Ms% Win lbeashaat at F. Win. rag., of Frogmore, Ste phan% arlislorLam. PON DRII-11111101/IM—Sogt. le, at St. Alpbege, Greenwich by the In. LIP. Wasky.ll.A., S. Ponder, tag , tat , of came., to Ilisabgb. third damilde tube late J. Bardeen, Egg., ul Raven& ,Levrichem. WIT,D=IIIINFAO.—IIegt. 16, at it. Michael% 6tockwell, ft. J. Wads, Bea., eldest vs of 8. P. Wilde, En., to Ueolgula, 0 6 4 daegbftg of E. Mattress, Req. DEATHS, BOtoo, TNTOof Malta, sgN.—fiept.ed 14, at St.jolin';;;;id, Rebecca, wife of F. Boy*. 4v. FOULKLat.—gert li, at Little Rumsll.street, Covent-garden, Mr. 0. Foulke., aged Ti. FOX.--geyt. le, at giournaoant, Rent. Frederick, youngest son of Mr. te. Fox, apg 23. GRANGER—Sept 11, at Alfrett-place, Bedford.aquare, Gordon, Robert, third matt Rat sarvlving No of Mr. Robert Granger, of Mlleerton, Itainersetaktre, aged 23. PRICL—Sept 13, at the lawn, Routh Lambeth, R. Frick Reel aged 71. rutlx.-11ept. 14, at it. Augastbas'e, Rimiest% A. W. l'agin, Fop aged et Panted sal palled Woman Kiss Hat" of No. Inalisen• stmt. la las City ot Prater, at the °aka fa lanaheed allsansta Mid 3110111• T, Wes let I 11.11