The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-06 00:00:00

~- trial an Da* Ana) A Introit to St. Paul's Cathedral joining assem t og would ha . ve felt subject ro whams totally diathist in their two seta of im On the cue le would haws bete streak 1 :1 with colonel itself comes fat the eelebradea. la whicht t h e n ation itself comes leeward as a witomm to aleistorical fact. On the other heed, he womb hare been able to snaps ties the evictions thmit opoo him that certain persons its the building no .„ ; w ily occup:ed in endsavearn to give g like for m , colour, and bodily pram to wan ing h istorical tradition. n• reef „„if o ld i ggs towering up to the reef shitting out Wells , columns, status, window% cod e very s architectural detail from view, would have bxtue testimony to the nature of the national is. s e rest in the loueral of the great Duke. Whilst tie i •al figures clad in black and red, litter ;nosy Cr 4. jar ut would bare appeared as smoothing unreal . --- "j l , l d,;Wy in the midst of the great, coarse, bet lh vcrthelese imposing realities which had at first ar , % pita his attention. Ile could scarcely fail to be fully affected by the contrast between the pee wit' as for the funeral of a dead hero, and those theter lmi:el exhibition of • defunct institution— e t he one side, every thing solid, material, real ; on . he other, nothing but what was unsubstantial, e i.k.nry, untrue. The preparations for the funeral WILLIN6 lON and those for the revival of Cotner anon meeting on the same spit, would afford ma terials fur a contrast which could not but strike the most careless observer. Suppaing the visitor to have stayed some time to eritnise the proceedings connected with the opening of the greet National Church Assembly, in the great National Cathedral, what -would have met his eye Hearing that Convocation was about to as. sembk,—knowing that Church matters are umuning an importance in the eyes of the country that has no parallel i• the history tit the last two hundred years, —he would naturally expect to see some widows of excitement either in the greatness el the . or the earnestness of the actoreasii spealseme.. l 72 expectation would have bees miserably limehmled lir the events of yesterday. Whin the weld set. side the Cat hedral swept reeled thebeht 1: utter amonse i o usness that a few gottlimes were indulging in visions of settling the faith, rites, and grimuni , o of minims of Eagliskersa, there was r.othing in the nature of the tramestisas bide to indicate that any matter al bapertanse to the masa was b e ing carried on. Then wee so large member of anxious Apeetatots, there were no trees. et any anxiety on the faces of the actors. Public A nxiety, which can be excited so easily by events varying in importance from a debate in Par liament to that establishment of • soup-kitchen, had nothing to do with Convocation. At a quarter to eleven clergymen in their robes, doctors and roe. ton in their gowns and wigs, were first seen staring listlessly upon the huge blocks of timber which filled the body if the Cathedral. Presently a sum mons was heaid from an official with • silver wand that the meeting was to assemble in the morning chapel. After a considerable quantity of stumbling and knocking of heads aga inst the sides of the planked passages, the chapel in question was reached. At the report of the ArehbashaVe approach from the Chapter•houre, a procession was then set in motion to meet him. The members com posing this returned with his Grace in v e ry broken order, groping their way through • dark boarded alley dimly lighted by guttering tal low candles. Had there been sediment light it would have been a strange sight, to witness the pro gress of this disorderly collection of wigged and gowned mortals, clad in the antiquated dresses of • defunct age, struggling through the only avenue which the preparations for the funeral had left them. On emerging rots something like daylight, the pro• osrion then entered the choir. Here a service was performed. To keep up the ghostly character of the proceedings this service was written in a dead lan ge. The litany was in Latin, the r iced a Latin discourse, the was &mimed in Latin. The swills fialelsed the members of Conmestiee the. edjeareed to the Chapter-house. Here he the tat dme the public appeared to have ism& sem Idea that something was going on. The soden, mime tented by, perhaps, a hundred min= hemad the two sides of the alley through the clergy Palled- This, perhaps, was the meet enredeg lea. tam of the dare epethdoes, it thin 'she evident fns. the mystified Inas at NMI the said rem seablivea of the sedei—the mull boys namely— that they were set Ole ere that the gentlemen in wigs ad Ned bade were met isteaded to bathe two "oosateisit preseatmeate" of the peat Um of the day, OPT • Paws. Oa se= the vs =r-Meme, the ihemally is preemie if a wry tightly piked =ls a small mom, "boom easing oat, eces. the Awn to the who were baleshred ths hall or less against the habsbedies of the st,aircaim This bmbera esealebd o the ambers again adjoined te the cathedral, wham they oboes a preleister, or speaker, and the banana of the day . terminated. When we consider that the gamma of the revival of the active powers of C 011•034011 has bees sea study mooted daring the last bar pare r —that a violent agitation hais takes piece is tamer of the re vivale—thst the aseausesessat of the day of meet ing has been published br mope time,—and that in spite of this scarcely half a deem elargyinso— exclusive .of dime esuessosed—coald be got' to gether to whams the opeedeg—emd that near of the laity . were there—it is mareely possibte to avoid coming to the 'analogies that the people of liaglead care aiding Mt all then Comeoeat. If the great body eftheOherth Wray hid% is theneestios sad- Isr to thetithisk theima saes of the nation have is the Siena et Parlimefile. we may be own that this hith would have berm tatiled by the aigsrooass of ewe& al whams le the ernmemy • The Illyesi Therks amid mot met a=eidel tilt the meet Mum Memel is the Nene if the Uwe Oaths& ono sal bity. The maellose of the 1 ,6 4=2 senam are creedi seat et era emesable h e r reel badman without weating a Wag of thes isterest i =pet us tametbers isethe d n m e esa &ripple se the bosom of the groat warms of the And why . is thief Beam" is ti: llll =plass. Ceemeedem a sot ea deems et any impasses* is the Watery of our modem Ceara:aim Ms done lethiag tar vs. It did asi—es has bees efts oh moved deliver es bent a t=d the Pepe; it M: did ast estimate the oar related tenet thepedlepeey at tee= bon--4 left estesebell Ile awe the eliegr. It wads itself resarthabb math. bet spahp, sad be esme m peat a maisemee stlas. theetheipeneemeet vie 4111.111 a=ire it eke theethes On the ether boil the ef lashed trait to r 3 in asssesime and thithed sinumets be the deo arc ma d the thiereltisweet. The great majority of ths Ilene of theism being to the Bees- Wined Chereh. The (heeds is represented is the Upper Home by about tam. The members et the March er t iegtar have in then lasts may remmesble gme tee for the maiatesioes at who= as "tree doc trines" while we en fees the domination of a party in the Chem& If the Cherie b to be national, it meat mot havesamembiy. " Wherever " says the her s. r elm et the Ami d...any of Leaks. " then exists a body, camer of clergy and Inky, and cooed tatuilie Church representative, apart from the eatimal tatioo in Pediemeat, th ee *pub/ sad vi ably Church is &Ham hem the nation. The attempt, therefore, M met the whole authority in Church matters is the bade of Con voca. too is nothing less than an esdatvear to briag the rhoreh--and through it th; as T i rrhase--again seder • spiritual tyranny. end—we should have Fumed setbag by t a =wal ,9l"- tiGno.-.110 should IDMIT have enhempedmilefalthla Pope for an infallible Cooventiess Tnt ArYTRALIAN STRAY -PACES? Mitutomiss.-- Serena of the passengers is this unlucky ship, who woo Ivor, fres Lobes, had iaterviews with the Thursdy, sad their statersests or the essidest = n al the Itslirwervie, tegedier with the oswerd ordlaisa ta.i err udsedetion directors low shi were ressioed is dolma it is that doe p, ed to log oil soslbor sophga to take the ship es to low dosdordsw It sowp Waited that Ws twists: der of her Majony's slooowdsop needer Wwaridte hM bad Ws 'soother ef Woo sk i !LI soot for mere this yew in the asosssoliorow Neon lAsq•ar•• Airs so the asps. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1852. XL "NUM .um min ,goopsuass. I TOON*. IM the NOW-itratit Pollee Cooed Mr. limey 11.1 m. the hedoeller, Wreck-street. Onset grass. savoured Se s smosuas, *eagle( hies with Imola. Aseglssied_he ' eft the DOM Menem with a espy ed mosse VOW Mr. Mawilks. esilliste MMe Mash Musesia, with Mr. Perisd. allambl ps =elbe lives , and sub, sesspisloas Valsmend laseadeolook to the trireme, Elated to It sob, erialbs.lsseh estitied The Moo. Au. ller's Meeks." sk tho et as &haw, Mr. I Kr. Naiad &meld OM se semis( the week had em hew slat to the Mumma. Ma labs—That ay or say set be, hams although I seat essupet leads of bets to As British Moans every yese s malls ma leadrede of muds, still as aseideat es mod.% may have INISOMPIi with roped to this twe-esd slaysasy leek of Teller's. I owl kaow why I sheeld be ellogled est la this wet ler so a hush, when seeeteme Istimatita that It bed set bees resolved woad have easeemil Its Immediate treasseireiaa, with ea apology for the eskweight. Thie is whet Mr. Pulsars predeeseser always did, sad what Mr. ?salad Itlsmelf might do with iellestely Ms trouble to Idowelf thaw la briagueg us here. It is wed hams that I de seed all my Nobs to the Mama, ebbing\ it seemeatly kappa's that whits sty Meads apply Iso them ids mouths ahem masie to pt them. Mr. Paaisai (very wares)That i l saws% sad yes itsow Mr. Hob—l know that I have applied kr eye of my maw spell wititoat being able to get Mr. Paint—What book? Nene say beet t Mr. Bella—Why, " Itokillorb Werke," for ate, I irth amber. Mr. Pealsal—lt is tree. Yoe shall sot rake oral s sharp r purls. Mr. Jerre—Litt as try to reader this. proceedime with se little dirplay of teraper r p.sMbk, kr we ere really wandering frost the prat. It teem th at Mr. Bobs dine det dry the fast that the book la Tierra wee ISM seat le the Marra. Mr. Bobs—l really di rat !raw, Mores I deal pt r. 11114411 for hail the hooka I read there. If it wee set err la ra regular scanserr" it arse from sear ausesight aperry sae r ay 'lrks, when I ressiallel w file gear akar that tin% may have asi= teals PRlblibill eM. I hare I• 14 arm writ. ea I ds el ell works to thi= lll 4 eraltlel._ Mr. Pealed ought to hare writes it tar • Mr. Priar--I have air right ar de it. bet I haws mit re to • Mr. Ma —Never, ortsialy mew —*MS Mai 1 1 1 t tg time - te get •••pg ota fors Fr,* ersiM,,_ f Qa; iiiii iiridirmilll l :2,‘EirliZlila • soy et kW et P. sewn. Ils. PeekniAk MIN le .sty ministetial, amid it is some mkpiselont to me thaa to saybedy else to appear ben an lime easalens. 1 Mr. o f minima ie this sass M a i he result of sees oversight. Thomism it wi to Waves • penalty of IL and the east of the leek, Is. lii., sad inimmeas, b. Mr. Bobs paid the ..east, lie 6s. dd., and stated that V Ms. 'G&W'S would hen the goodness to seed bin a ass,. be Vet what, sight be weatiag, the works should de WM. The obla dated that Tr. testhese prei could not g ased ive i l n a g y e die AM was to make ablieben sensible et WO ag do m. Kr. Jardiaii meill ivi r tlas ewe, is &labs It might " whia l = U 4 l lll6 e r in hattag e lltemlbe ilimimmi meld WI OM. Waft Dew s t a t ioadeb ehe lidle=hie !dabbing et odadmie. Mmintemd• kg Mira,' tegai to dm Mumma it b ego ef die " Ofitas. Wile Middle Ages," g Rigby Wyatt. stn i s ra L of tlis plushest sif the work, Pe Ow i tivat elL awa sillhi led emmiently smog his publiestioss Iht they we et a mere only iimeeter than the. s t sass The gemeat Mir km must have Wen tamed= =whisk i Poe hem Mr. hold The Mick we published so Wig leak ell Avg* 41. I• 16 ; therefor* be Mold not memo* kw its net Mont, if such was the het. He bed Moly entered • Mdiated by Mr. H damenry, sport • aalatilslat ef Mr. , and aims that ma bad seat the is pets of • valuable work, besides another pattiosticia, media IL Mr. Hordiag—The 61. book was received te.day. Ur. Day—lt has °sly boa published • week or two. I .twist help saying them_ procesdings are pushed with some emmaity. Ido net irk Mr. Naiad to write to me sad ethers, but when • mamas le takes sat, I Web we ht be allowed WTI, the book, end stop further mo lls sesta. When • maa la summomd kit Wes, he is invariably allowed to sallog gi g We ways hot we, are treated with grease Nis§ Ity Oat Uwe asr la this rawest. Mr. Jo:ditto—ln you mi. till Millet • peaky et L. and lbw owl et Oat lialkl.), villa 2a. for Ilicretas. banmeant =le t vl lia ss weir la t il terk: l jn i g aet al Ths . II " IS him been published by him, to the Kr. lt Panial, irsth ps i the sa hot d* he the t et w tldia Isithh woush tbo ae rw in z i er die aM eg isilit saw, to Ihe a wook a =mal et that Maidi book, loot that be was eat, the wpm he William awe Co., of Cambridge, Ole .bagelbee - beet emamoned to mat this complMaa 16 dill net me boy the murk ea sole or relent, asr bad he eing hided la it horst what pee& he resolved in the of it NA IL W. for it wool& be bud kind to bid the spat t i t piselpsk sod if dam asses ea wow the edieditase wtlkeielbeteat us he lw wNid wet webs wise is he me ; but it wee ail le. hr the await et 11' owl Oe. essoloi MO the iohadaet's at the sad et he book NOW_ poliiiion of dot owl other woolw a: p22 awl, ase aseskst wee lithe he what be 1 1111 hit a ilia Th e were ea he itle-peie Orbit wore— nkiel Ow Meths wit de, Mehl& boo. ala. kst u az: Ibp Ails et **l sod *ow Sir bola het std ww the peielaw, but ea File doe newly dithodisi a wiesiple It was wwwwwary M a been leo. • ls , 4s. 24. e value of ha book, awl le. waft MoolATioN 01 30/11111 MALL.—ne dime** nein la Beeler Ha Melt pee lett the seats& alneug• .h Win . taiter:em Ptha ee e ptiV i e b a I d Sere medal than eesanialiell. The diseases hen gins thslemeli d e r . Me pmeillea et no leers by en noble. • Irr. by II Its et this amble by s:s: d . Lai we will et. ellina l os e Wan we es beisit es we esa. the " r la Is MB Ism eat. tins sena via. • dines la the hipped Itypeeileield nil* twe in., have ben rind, give Mae Owed Os • pens. tries! sereagensa .4 leeniN intern el the drip, alai emit.. tieeted by breed oar giro. The nods held • white ea allea per whirl. an isansit Imee a s sist orenensleared inuada. which a is. nig the sad this ds otiosity addl. shied • inineelearal era den nage. Mimi liy a ennesat banes bend heal, winds rem op MI6 nsee nes • Las. The greeeseatral dedie thu ussiglst is leallarl by a way aleaseald harder el passim reesilleS them la Oa aging, sad sompleted by lineal at V.!_ n _Nlisee. The epeaeler will limes ewe* of • the le7rwof the dee* whoa leibeetal Oat, smell se It t bola the den, Obi lOW nog* 6 leMd• lbs. wide The re aid ihmiaratid weiN Igen dee week $llO. sod Ea ell elieedilleek which base isiaelbeell very brag Am *ea. Ilie aerefte is e lm r is een i t i tar. wfth • a delioate mad 1111/al raalpiepolatheram t of pore blue had vase* Mto the aka& derma lireaj the leele trroillehi /01 appgad le the his.., daft pe=ts a ig i d e : eee=l *nee ; boa the el ao tre phine. la whits ea a szFiretereer 1 *wee —have a rkh mad The waft* sad =tal bead belew a r&Mm es s e h i e bore* The have bees le Slam aleelift y awl are plead au wens, ithieli Erehebi/ an the bein i jerillegepo st tbe licossaaa. zbe awakes vet nee af witiftwe aad dean are dream edam, Nowesod es the set Mgr Iron Is the pillions send over a rod pile& The arias Irle bow krowed, repaired, ralaaireted, aad the whole if the amatrae Woo* 1111* la to bell lave bees wade reiNallEn ME. GAS EV= AT 001MTAILP/Olf.-011 Thum day, about 6 • ha the It wee ear* that then wee ea wasps et fps la tbe 'a wellies ram of the Selehiegrilit &Maw fteseises. Mr. aidawaw, the desk et* *gee ea the bath Weston ; Mr. belied, OM sopsehiseedrat ad to railway i tad nether eilletel, ablV s. te he sear the rem. re a m ` p Om ie The non le sad a pasha heeds Megan at Nl* • bleb. Aa the aleve.*Tied Whale& emlteedi ga ilt r mall of pas woe set pertinelatly Orem Mewed ea one steps to dimes, the Wally of the . 0102 1 0 . As seen. be aosated, he bead Ma amell al pe very power's!, and be nag oat. "Tore_ b pinky *OM employ se hare ; get lee a pines• oMislai d yam Mar I may* where the eat* is. - • l / 11001 Parr re liesied Ms , sod is eeee se U hop, • terries ie. /Min leaping& It loam* eh** ee We heavy pima et edam* bad lose *ea .11 slumber Open* sea to afore the seetieded Mesh rad they law a ara rash all tram * wridoweeten, guyed ilk damn. Every ate pied eat, "We law* aad t your elf above." Tide Weise the *a Wra Wk. sad aeabon ems te his miler* mad eallaiviebed the lanes. It was sew dissevered Eat the utliertasae perm war Mr. Ire land. NY beads, cheek rag bead were buret desedfiall7. sad hew. einaveyed at Owe teAle a ll ithh r:ry. Mr. :ohs* was eN l Atly 'lona—die Ober Neared- The t s r e the roam war sees bat ail the abide e( the weiseoetlag it The whams were Win out by the lea sight was, that Ille. hip la a 444 *et Lim micanuar izanTtrn AND LITIMAZT 00- otarr.—Leril Jebs Roma has eauseated to preable at the arm wire of the above isetitatles ; awl is eaapilasee with 116 "Weir the bid et Doses* bee bees deed he the rnat ft take pee. BRORTIAI6 I . . . EPSOM AUTUMN MEETING,,--Funam. Tie lids of a 7W. pleat fee wan horses to the leanUe and sbasphasse mooy to width the at CM amead day bus blearts bong gerefteedo et Imo yolimodoty. Ibo tmatitor, Poem, is the rat PlO4 et Ile MT* turned est leo. there woo bls aumesitai malited, boompotr. ea the musks of lbo "Itypiimas• miss IS OM Deirak the iwohniseal sed IMOD lIMMIN of p "illiml44l" we properties me ...nor am at my poodle . miolloti ; The mom la all PM was mrtalliy My sod midis imy Dalin tho Mos. Mt prods. la =USW 111 ON i.....may of wbuot odd emonly raise • walk ot TM tom was taallmat; Ito anent that onytilog like a ss steel befog do f Ulna theipeatallsoe Pileatly edit Mop Wm ma by lb* mind lamp Wad me semi slab lb Mum* t; pos Pbe Imemil Malin ea the isliedt !my myommi TMlti f MOS. Om bal asositOmoot. ma sot got theougb weft disk, ease o 1 as hums : Dummies PLAT, of 70 eon. Oar 2-yr-olds, Est; Woo, 7st 121 b; btu, 3et 71b; Ave and upwards, let Mb; nano mad goltlap allowed sib; th. whim is Mload for IGO NM, and Ageratum If t• be sold he low. Mr. H. illndtb's May Da , Try dot I li b....(lfiett) l Mi. S. 8...'. Ls 4 yin, the I Ilb (A. Cowl 9 Mr. Dronard's Newport, 0 yrs, 7et 101b..(Charlua Mr. Kitbag's Makm•bory, aged, ho 7lb..(Osiltas 0 Mr. Arsestroses Ito Cotter, 4 yrs, Tat t3 l b 0 ' Mr. Brown's Uwenererlag, 3 yrs, bet 21b.. .(Vialb) 0 Mr. D 4 rria= 4 M. 7st Ilb.. (iiieehener) 0 Mr. Prises 2 pis, fat (ear. fat Ille) (Carrol 0 Kr. lead's Thsolio, yes, Get .. (Leal, Ns. 0 Mr. Has..'. 0511., 3 7n, de 6lb .. (T. interweed 0 Mr. Hendenoes rtnelops, 2 yrs, tit 4lb (Feeders 0 Mr. Wyattliaa's linttott, 4 yre, 7st 131 b (Illeinkin 0 Mr, T. Perk', Ilweethaart, 67n, 7st 71b....(001 0 Mr. &We Ventre I Tem, 4 yrs, det Illb ..(Arkay 0 Hotting; 3 to 1 apt Penelope, 7 to 2 apt T M tier, 6to 1 opt Nowpeet, and to 1 each apt Ravenenapr, Lor ✓aine, and Thesellits. May Day mode nearly all the run. Wog. sod won one ef the west tailing more in., seen by 20 boobs. Han Is 1 abt. 61.5.. Fan HASIDICAP Emma Macs of 6 sow. melt, with SO added, weer ala lights of bodies. Twice; round, aboat two mike. , .-- - Mr. Lister's Tomboy, pes, 1111 (Tooker 1 Mr. 0. ButsWs liatristrA lib (istwel 2 Mr. Calbas's The Old Walls 1111441b..(W. Arohar 0 Mr. Orwiames reiliew 6 l a t , Moser 0 Mr. P.l4lll's i._s IS 4 pa, list 81 : la 4 opt Tata (Bartow') 0 bay, 11to 1 Old ells, sant! apt i t do ValUbas. TO ld Walla W "gado tho maim for a Who mad a half, whoa ha pro way to Harriett sad Tosaboy, the lamer going a with the lead. As ths hot hulas, however dm favourite prod her, sad waa la • Pater by siz Isigths. Natalie near th• two. PAPP do Vallibaa 101 l at *ha mead kardis. Rua la 6 aria. U see. _ ,Maga 811131.1.14:11•111 .f 3 sow 'soh, with 90 MOM MS 7116 sac& The winnow to be sold for 160 sore., Aid • if to be sold for ism. Once mead and • did ..s; shoot two sailer. Mr. Miawell as Nutley, spa, 9st Illb ....(Horse l Mr. Chaltaa's La Chettette, 9st Illb (ear. lOst 31b (Bait 2 Mr. Bait's Sara Hood, get 11lb (H. Bell 0 Betting: 7t04 es Nutley. Woe by e bead. Sala Hood fdl early in the rose. Rea in 6 nun. 4 see. Ersolt dernom. fireirtateLtas (Haadkap) of 10 son. each, with 100 added ; the sewed to save his stake, sad the winner to pay n gran. towards =pewees. Twice round end a dines.* ; about four miles. Mr. Smith's Wares, aged, 10st 21b ..(T. Oliver 1 Mr. B. Lead's The General, gad 10491 b (Tanker 2 Mr. B. Land's The &new, used, 94 101 h (Biserows Mr. W. Hale's Yong Loam, aged 9st 101 (0. Boyce) 0 Mr. Kaawell ad Annie Laurie, aged, 9st Mb ) 0 Mr. Higgia's Forest Led, aW, 9st Sib . Wearer ;o Betting: 6to 4 apt The cOsaessl, 6 t 0 .4 opt Veen, 6to 1 agst The, &raw, sad 10 to 1 apt say other. The rase, after the first two miles, was lift m Vistrese, Tbe General, sad The Screw, the mare waiting IMO within a quarter of a sails a bone, sad winalag I. • touter by several lengths. Fewest Lad bolted the assessat the Sag was down, jumped Gee hedge sad Mak, at the side, and was et owe pet lan do erabot, and Annie ;Laurie fell at the sewed Wit oath. Cessasen,, diskdged bee *dig, and got away. NEWMABUT COURSING MEETING. TNOSSDAT. Tux Cot.—Yuura Ties.—Leckcley best Bravo ; Dar held best Fressari ; Midnight best Dot; General best allar8100111:1 Tar.—Lassialey best Deakeld ; MM. k beat GentreL Tau DIRIBY.-8300111D Ttas.—Dalset best Laggelew ; Otire ab t y best Byres. °Ans.—Pun Ter . —Bansire best Ripley ; Labia lwat ; Lively best Dove ; Beady Girl ran a by.. TXI PO= Orsaas.—Ftatt Ttas..—Mag heat Pair &l:slight best Heasydew ; Geneva bes t 'Lyrae ; Damp beat Redwieit. FiIDLY. Oeores:—Lord Strosibroite's Mid- SW best Mr. Rooad's Leekcley, and woo the sap. Tai DWY.—Deeldies Goons :—Mr. Debacle's Dolan feat Mr. 011iett's Deld•dost ; sad was the stakes. Tun 0A1.11.-411100311) Ttas. Banshee best Labia; Lively best Beady Girl. Dseidlag Celine :—Mr. Round's Ural, beat Mr. HeikWiellell Partaboo, end wet the stakes. Tai PORT STAIIIMI.--1111C0/111 Trus.--Goition Drop heat Delight ; :Geneva best Mania. Deciding Carne: Mr. Gillett drew his Galatea Drop ; and his Geneva west the stakes. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. AOCIUMNOM be ZUMICAZ thmart.a Crsa•l. Aga. st.lb. Ago. st.lb. The Reward .... • 10 8 Victims Little Qum .... 6 10 8 Rattrap Carrie a 10 4 View Haim .... 6 910 Half-sad•L•U Bounce a 10 2 DONCASTER, UMW Cairn *TARIM of 60 eon. sea, b. ft, he 2.yr-ekle ; all% Iss Mt Ma, Ise fib; tits soma ts as= nis i . k; IWO ii a , p li:ho) Mr. 'l= ll ' l e r f i tuby, Reseed b f , Deana Aimee be I Meresee, Mr. br • Mks lbws Loot by Meollnoros out .1 Tests- Mr. lbors's 1 • allibt, Biz B. W. Kallteley's br s 1 Xr.R.8.0 r 's. • by Reybe well of filleskawlee dark . R. OlotiCe • Wham *Ass Set of Itch Nibs Bra Lord OUtisn's Kr. W. Conks.% tor * blosossis by BwesinsisS ant of Mr. M. M. Norse , ' TIO 111•Wra UM Murky% • by sot it Vidor. lard Millosn's a f Disoss, Lod Olamprea 064 tress.yobe• Or Mt sot of Coospbely, Mr. Mrsilleit Mo lainsab oft b Horst* Lord Larisrlar rough's b a Tedrow by ItbuiW out of Xis &Mei dna Mr .C. M.W.m le • by It ins* oat of Castaway, Ma 1. Pia' sk 4 , Mood" lir C. Moooks be fby Oa Moonset oat of . oarbd, Int. Morrie, b • by Pyrrhus Ito Most oat of Cabo% Mr. Or bablinlono's badman tits lisonseis Doer, Mr. J. Paskor's tIl itit wl eilt ef Lady clay lignekse, Masa Istionbild's Kr. IterroWsiteroissfor, Mr. Z. ROW' be o boob* to Maid .1 Masbem, Mr. 0.. Speusub ohs Moab by TM i Mr. W ftwors4/64. I f J.M. le b• by Woo Mr. ls sot of Cates Oil, . Stsbliisee Walpsio •b • Tb• Prollook I, Ostkorstios ; lb. 's M s muds, by Melbas's' out .1 A/ilk's dam ; Mr. J. Milkier owes eh 1 1414 by Red Sass; Kr. Wertbiasteees hr f Joroliet, Yr. Ofortsn's le if nobs, Lord 3. .d'. b • Ts. Dox Brans of SO soya seek, 1 ft, tor tyr•elde ; ashy 6t 7th, Mass, Isa alla ' lost mike. (11 aults.)—Yr. Bowen West Australian, Mr. B. M. Clerks Whew, lora Clifdon's Patios, lend Zuner's Filbert, Loot Leembrefro• rooglee eh • Tb. Mayor of Mull, by Novo lift soteif Ultima, Capt. D. lan.'. Nisaybereser, liffr O. Munk'. Viadix, Mr. Marry's Latta!, Mr. J. Panay% b e Clues. Raves ReebiebdWe Orseise, Mr. J. K. Illonloy's lank Psis. Tim Munk,* flakes for 1864 have "Reed with 7 eulte, the 900 eels. Mikes el* I, sad Ow Dormers Iltalrea I. 1866 with 119. NEWMAREET CRAVEN, 1863. Maros, 300 It ft, A.S.—Mr. Cherille's Emile, let 12lb, •t A lra libreores Camara, lit 71h. Gossi h of Honorer p, fit 71b, op , t Lad Olarsow's D.M.—Daks f by Dos Jobs out of mi. Sarah, 1114. 15W1121114Z111 of 50 ens. sub, h ft, for 3-yr-olds.— Lid CbseasiSsld's • bi_Tbe Irapirer out of Harm (41b.), Mr. W. R. Clarke's Witter (441), Lord Sarter's b e by Orlando out of Hersey (41b), Mr. Orevilio's Y. Norm/ , Mr. Merry'. b or re f Valois Lord Orford's lilusios, Kr. seua's Min Hausa (eV. MET OCTOKLE, 1863. Horarar. /LUGO 11111 sm. sash, lat for 2.yr olds. Om*. pal Lassa's hr t Haze, Oiseral Aria's too Oessissaist, T. Attain bb f Trip o•••filattityairy's The Marquis of Ilevisati,Dthe of liours Masoasor, Mr. Bowes's b f Streadm Fairy, Mr. I. IL Clisk%llllll br Napier rust of Olosthaerh's dmi,_l4llllllollllllllWileelitiare, Lard Olifdea's f Ora by his Vesiam sea at Palboa's in, Mr. °imbed, Testy (.IK. to Tiesessr), Kr. W. Casersa's hr it Mass► rade by flinsetiassdost of Soppier, Lard 'Derby's Tb. Reams, Led Essarea beadier to Calmat, Lord laotor's b • by lailifigNo4ol.4. Er. Orovale's oh f Darildsia, Kr. Orerillee b f Mo-ses. Te• oat of Room's*, Capt. Lames Mos, Cir ca.% • * flpiros don by Arai tlary es of Mr. LW, Pest Oils% Mr. rar e t t 's f Toethstoitisi of et Er b or b • boles' re Ada by Dry tar, b f Ilisaasswras oft et Oismifts. . C. Pale% • Dr. Wilma ay Th. Cara out of laassity , Ludwig, Lord Ribbloolalo's Caiipb, Dabs of aids mars b A. by the Has oat of Oreal,ll2.Robert sows br. • burosbor so of • Una J. Bastes Toms by Tssuiftimi of ftliterri thin, Kr. 8. NM% ob Lady esloslaa by Voisin"— ,Ilewaas. Mr. Visbess's b f. soy Odia, Mr. Amml'S 1111110411111111MINZ Way 's b f lady Log by Boy K. aste elarrish, Lord Weloa's f Nay K Apbrodlt6. Middlr RUTLAND STAIRS 0(10 NW IPS* 1111% hlt Omit Hatthyssy's b Campsisal. by Ferias, Deka of Bodford's Ifsrostra, Wr. asorra's eh f Matia, by Stino oat at Maim, K.. I. R. 011sak's s by Oir Totten Wm, loffibmillibi Belk Mt. W. Coeaina's b f Minato oyd Magri b • bv lanwessi—Aalas, Lord Bar t•r's Moor w llt.btte. Mr. SIMMIer t Virile, Mr. C lib isseat I • Cook Pbornt. Mr. P• 7 . 0% eh .bV elm s'esem.-111bisia. Mr. M. Mleses , • Deo es Maid a Mt. 4. assir• b BM. by Aamaadal•— *MP,. • • • , SECOND OCTOBER, 1863. CLIAHHIIILL STAKE/ of SOU. such, 23 ft, for twoloar alds :—Geseral Aassa's be • The Druid, Gourd Asses . " adi f Rally, Mr. T. Adatries Ruby, Count Bartbyaays eh a 0w.. , Doke of BotHardre Merestav, Doke of Badftd's Home Camel, Mr. Briesafs bra Marley Hill, Mr. I. Clarke's ch f Naomi, by HINANIIM, sat of Ihot's dam, Mr. B. R. Clark's bor by f by Or TOSta Sykes oat of Lady Liver pr.Mr. B. R. Clarke • by Sir Tata. Sykes, out of Star- Bees, Lord Clifdea's Linable.. laid Cliiden's Astolfo t W. Cookesn's be • Itteneundeb w lhoreoloold out of Sorprise, Lord DiebreMelneibe L lard Mgfiarreale di • Lein riseLori iminee be fby Lanevessteutef Oelis, Lord l s Sister be Nieto, Lord Bzeter's ba by Phlrgon oat of Catherina,_lllk. Greville's Mandate:do, Mr. Ore- Mlle's Mortimer, Cdr 'a e by Cool, out of Miaerva, Captain D. Lime's oh • M Ma *Vaunt out of Diploma, Mr. Mare'. e by TOIMMOMMIII sat of Event, Mr. Montague's b a by Toiselstose, dam by Lonerarat oat of Bitter to Maria, by Whisker, Mr. Payse's eft e by lobo o'Oennt out of Glaris, Lord Ribblesdale's Marsyss, Doke of Richmond's b e by3raa Tromp out of Ravi, 16r. Romell's Ruminator, Mr. Hobe Ryder's br e brother to MAIO of Mutant, Mr. J.M. Stanley's b e by O&M, est ef Mew Oil, Mr. J. M. titsoley's b e 1111rebeen,_gbiMelbeenewe out of Myra. BHDPORD thrassa.—Dats sf Iledfsed's Beall: ( 3 1b). Duke of Bedford's Pelham (31b), Mr. W. Cookma's b f Xf hammiest (31b), Lord Egliston sb f Bianca (31b), Lord Basur's b e bylAneroost oat of Gram (31b), 'Lori Easter's b a by Phlegm% out of Catherine ; Mr. Mare% b f by Ratan oat of Eulogy. Mr. Mare's f by Touchstone out of Kitty a Coleraine, Mr. Payoe's hr (by Van Tromp oat of Queen Nab (31b) ; Mr. Payne'. a by Orlando oat of Distatßoa (Sib). Lord Ribblese's Ludwig (Sib), Mr. Robert Ryder's bra Brother to Maid of Mashes. MATCH ; 200, h It; All —Doke of Bedford's Matadi., Sit 71b, agst Lord Glasgow's fby Dun John out of Conspi- Og, let 1116. raraNDIRCIAIIT STAMM, of 60 soy. each, b ft, for twthyr- E , .-0 I A 11.01 1 .11 The Druid, General Aaron's Rany, lie of Bedford's Hesse Ousel, Mr. Bowes's b a Ellen, . E. R. Clerk's a by Plonipotentlary, dam by Manias If out of Blaekixtek's dies _, Mr. E. R. Clark's b or br f Sir Tattoo Sykes out of Lad Liverpool, Lord Chester 's f by Orlando out of Boarding School Miss, Lord Clif 's Alesebie, Lord Clifdes's Astolifo, Mr. Combs's Apra. 6. Mr. W. Cookson's be a by Muscovado, by Sweatmest• of Ilarpeies Lord Derby's Bokirdo, Lord Eglinton's bit . Lail ltintoo's b f Holiday, Lord Exeter's be by sat of atheMeta, Lord Exeter's br aby Unman ~Amlma, v-kminia, Lord Exeter '. be by Lanercast—Oran, Mr. , esmille's Goble*. Mr. Chorale's Haar, Mr. Hene age e i lly Cowl out of Minerva, Capt. D. Lane's Selina, Mr. Mare's eV Lenerooat out of Elmo*, Mr.Osbaldeetoo's bra to Mona- Mit Deer, Lora Ribbleadale's Marble Hill, Duke of Rich dieleire Wit* Harbinger, Mr. R. Ryder's bra bin to Maid atMohas•,lllr. J. ll.Saalery's b e Mirabma, by Melbourne .sat of limbs, Mr. J. M. fitanley's eh a Luseola's lan, by St Tetuan l_ftes one of Advice. Marco, 71100, Is ft, 1111.—Mr. Greville's a by MOM out d Alkali, 7st 410, apt Lord Glasgow's Donblethoog, M 1316. HOUGHTON, 1853. SwiErsvaxas of 60 son. each i h ft, for 2.yr olds.— Duke of Bedford's Mercator, by Weatherblt out of New Year's Day ; Mr. Combo's Testy, sister to Trouneer ; Mr. W. Cookson ' " br e Muscovatio by Sweetmeat out of Sur prise; Lord Exeter's be by Laneroost out of Grace ; Lord E. zeter's eby Notwith out of Camera °Wenn, Mr. Ore. vine's Beaus, Mr. Greville's Naar, Mr. Mare's br a by Laneroost—Lobelia, Mr. R. Ryder's In c Brother to Maid of Nashua, Mr. J. M. Stanley's eh e Lincoln's Inn, by Sir Tattoo Sykes out of Advice ; Mr.G. Wentworth's Monimia. 1 WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON NOVEMBER ! MEETING, 1812.1 ACCIPTANCIII POZ THI 011 AT WAAWICIL HANDICAP. Ase. sub Age. et lb Retail 7ll Snowstorm 8 6 0 Alonso Ariosto Him Au* Geldtlader 4 7 2 Lind:ink 3 610 Doubt 6 7 0 Trifle Gladioli, Hungerford The Little Fawn 4 8 9 Miss Jennie.— 3 6 6 Alp 6 6 9 Dame Tattle .... 2 6 0 Lough Dawn Tomboy a 6 6 6 Madeline Otaas(b b) (811) Proudfoot extra AOCIPTANCIII 101 TIII LNANINOTON W3LTII COP. Age. et lb Age. st lb Sit Robert 6 11 8 Unity 4 10 3 Alia • 11 8 Half an .. a 0 Ostrava 6 11 4 Gaylad d Half 6 10 9 12 Misa Ann Wolf:worker Tinniness (h b) 4 10 10 ladriek. 3 9 8 Leigh Hawn .... 4 10 8 The Ilarve;e7 3 9 7 81rEowlaadTren. Blvd Blue ....' 8 9 7 chard A.COMPTAXCIS roe. Tea GiAxtt Grim etaaria CIA'S. st lb 11 Ib Sir Peter Laurie .... 11 7 Proceed Peter . 11 3 Little Charley British Tacoma .... 10 7 Sel l a 8 Abd-el-Kader Peter Simple lO 6 Tan 7 10 4 6 The lO 4 Walk 6 Helfand. Half Maria Day lO 0 The Esrey 2 Little Queen 9 12 Feint Lad l2 ACC/APTAXOIIII 101 Tll YAM ILASIDIC.AI HIIIDIIHACa it lb Half-and-HaU .. a Age II lb 6 Sanwa st A r 9 11 Oa tad Ballet Girl lO 6 Cimino Odibasa (ti b) 4 10 0 dem bj Mandl' 4 9 9 Tomboy . lO 0 Terest Lad • 9 8 Rat Trap a 911 9 , 6' Flll HANDICAP STIMPLI p of 1 SOT. entrance, 6 wick IA ease of aeoeptanos,with added; the winner of any handicap steeple sham after the Aadaration of the weights bib, twice 71b entre; So Amer le be sold for 80 son. by albedo& after the Item, ma the eirplee, if say, to go to the fund; If entered he be told at the time of accepting for 60 sou. allowed 3114.110 10Ib ; three miles. it. lb. st. lb. Mr. Dory's Trait see Mr. Dolby's Reindeer 10 0 Not Mr. Parsee' the Dreg 10 11 Mr. Land's Frank .. 913 Mr. Headsmen's Kr. Efiggiaies Simple Crab!". lO 6 Peter Mr. Harriman's Pgehe 10 4 Mr. Smith's Diana Mr. Bait ', Baa Hood 10 4 Me. Ma a w e ll' e Nutley 9 13 Mr. Jeckson's air Tat- Mr. May's Odin 9 11 ton Kr. Brown's Bullfinch 10 4 Bennett Mr. D'Arey's Gainers 10 2 Mr. Lead's Yantis Mr. Hesidersoa's WI- Mr. Jackson's Laby dow Medusa lO 2 rinth, 4 yre 9 6 Mr.Jackson'sProdigal 10 2 Aneeptiams to be signified on ar beds" Wednesday seat. HUNTING STAUKUVXDO. Pe Mi Lad/ git—atarrel. 1 . Tuesday, Farahan C4IIIIMOS ; Friday, w Batils Tuesday, Westbury, at 13; Friday, Reyna/tar— at Irlfita IL PDX 11017WDS. Monday, Bertam-In-ese-Beres ; Wedueeday, *ire* lam ; Friday. Ullioreepe; Saturday, Middleton Mallb-rt a lancer as 11. , Tuesday, Barla Nottaa worth Hall ; Throday, 10. , Perk Worenieg ; Saturday, Village —at half-past Deka ef Beaufort% Monday, python; Wedsesday, *torte Park ; Thursday, Lower Woods; Saturd ay Tremble Bare—at half-part 10. Lord Hoary Beatiack% Monday, liaiutrein ; Tuesday, Nonnaaby-by-Stow • Wednesday, fropwrk ; Thanday, Carlton-10-lioarland . ; Saturday. Brannon's 'Wood—at 11. Branham Moor, Maeda', Stetson Mill; Wodnoada , Gateforth ; Friday, Wighl/1 Park; Saturday, B a t Bar—at half-pest 10. Cheshire, Moray, the Three Greylsouads; Wedsesday, Tatum Park; Thuraday, Arlin; Saturday, Horny Ban— at half-par 10. Mr. Geyer% Monday, Mylaei ; Monday, Pena Park; Saturday, Hatfield Town—at 11. Cottesnaoro, Monday, Crawl& ; Tuesday, Tilton; Thursday, Castle Bythaa ; Saturday. Litter Duly—at 11. Craven, Monday, Frarlield ; Werra& Hungerford Park; Friday, Reaubitry Maser; B y, Fir Tree, North Heath—at • quarter to 11. Durant County, Monday, Grinders; Wodanday, Er. blots; Friday, Bradbury Bridge —at hali-paat 10. Essex Union, Wednesday, Crises; Santry, Sark Ship —at lull-past 10. Eases and Suffolk, Tuerday Little Barley Hall; Friday, Groton, Fox and Haunds—at half-past 10. East Ewes Tandy, Crouch Fair Green, Sat ur d a y, Notley Oat. —at UM-past 10. South Essex, Tuesday. bran Chunk; Saturday, Wen nington—at half ant Mr. Farqiikarer=i s da c adliag Barn; Tuesday, Combo Copra'; W Earl Fitzwilliaaer, 1 y , Loag Ono* ; Wednesday, Ashton Wald; Friday Meat'. Reptan—at 10. Mr. Grease% Monday , Bratkenberrigh Bar ; Tuesday, Beithb Taneby y Swan; Thu ay, Market Starr ; Saturday, by Spitsby—at 11. Hayden, Saturday, Judas Crag—at 0. Hershreaks t Terlay, Barrington —at half-past 10. Holleran, Merry, Bentimpbelan-hall ; Tuesday, Water Priory ; Fran, Burton Arm ; Saturday, Brat gereter to 11. bl e= i t " ,iteelay. Wolbury ; Satarday, High War- I call Toll-bar. Mr. M. Ingram's, Monday, Charqu arry tley ; Thursday, Shirley- padc ; Saturday, Rollestan —at • to 11. . Best lest. Tarry, Barger Lose ; Friday, Whit old I 10. aday, Feathers Ina, &arta' Friday, 'a -bridge —at harper 10. 1 2 1 . 1teh Luty's, Moaday. Osbert's ; 'tricky, Birdbath park ; Thursday, Rarigtou-bridge ; Friday, Grove—at 1 haltpast 10. Mr. Lualsingion's Mottday, Hollingbwars• House; Thursday, leystrer ; Srarday, Barawat—at 11. Mosoon*slim Monday, Limner ; Thureday,.Pamka oodl--at halBpest 10. r. 111 man's, NoMa_ y„, Sydenskain House ; hessian Whis Bo• Ilaso•voiltilfdpit 10. Oakley, MINAMAIMIIIiI• Hall; Thursday, Broughton ; • , Saturday, Hail Weranp—at a quarter to 11. Prablay, Mowekry, Great Harrovedmi ; Tomidaj. CoBa Woud, new Roekiacham Park; Wednesday North xi worth ; Friday, Bndworth; flatarday, &bimetal—at • quarter to 11. Baby, Meaday, Selaby Park ; Wednesday, Hartfortk; Friday, Middles's Tyas—at half-past IC. Buford, Monday, Kirklington; Tuesday, Park Hall; Thursday, Lemon; Saturday, Thoresby Park—at half: past 10. Duke of Rutland's Monday, Allington ; Tuesday, Coy. thorpe ; Friday, likkbytkorpo; Saturday, half-past 10. Shropshire., Tuesday, Hiatus Heath, at 12; Friday, At., sham.brielp—at 11. Lord Soutkanspesa's, Monday, Preston Capes; Wallow day, Cowpar's Oak; Friday, fltowonineoChurckse; Seism, , day, Hanalope Park—at IL Suffolk, Tuesday, Falshant-green ; Thursday, =, Plumbers' Anal; Saturday, Thurston, Fox and Ho quarter to 11. Bir B. Sutton's, Monday, Chunky ; Tuesday , wold ; Wednesday, Bardon Hall ; Thursday, Lomat, Hall ; Friday, Thrussington 11. liouthdowa, Monday, Boon Hills; Friday, Itford—gt ' haltpast 10. I Mr. A. Smith's, Mooda Wilbury • Tuesd, Oars Hill;, Wednesday, Wherwell W ood; Thlnday, Waybill; Fah, day, Everleigh; Saturday, Speery Well—at 11. Sir Tattoo Sykes's, Monday, Setterioguno House; Wok, d ay , Kirkham Abbey; Friday, Oarrowby Hill Top—at, haU-past 10. Tiverton, Monday Ducats Barton ; Thursday, More bath ; Saturday, Brialeigh Bridgs—at ha/tpaat 10. North Staffordshire, Monday, Doddiogton Park ; Wed nesday, Stocks Heath; Friday, Draycot—at hall.past 10. Mr. Lee Steers's, Monday, Five Oaks; Thursday, Plaistow Windmill; Saturday, Donne Park. Surrey Liaise, Moaday, Chauntry Down; Wednesday, 1 8bielay Oreen—at half-past 10. Tunisia, Morday, Bywall ; Thursday, Balmy; Saturday, 'Waldo's—at half-past 10. • Warwickshire, Monday, Wroxhall Common; Tuesday, Hoaington Toll-gator ; Thursday, Princiothorps ; Friday. Upton Home; Saturday, billy/slay Hall—at a quarter to U.. Lord Yarborough's, Monday, Grainoby Hoar • Wed aeaday. Wrawby ; Friday, Newabara Lodge Lat 11. ZILIAJZILS. Tuaiday, 11=gooratio Bari, Chisilborie Down—at , half-put 11. Lord Bolton's, Thornton Steward; Saturday, Bolton Castle- r at 11. Brighton Monday, Patella=; Wednesday, Racecourse; . Batu May, Dyke--ett • quarter to 11. Brookside, Monday, Newmarket Hill ; Thursday, Tele com's, Tye —at half-pant 10. North Kursk Wa&irsday, Brownstone — at half - put 10. Newcastle sad Gateshead, Monday, Greenside ; Friday, Long Bestom—at haltpaat 10. Btaah.toa sad Billiagtos, Thursday, abash/a—at halt- . past 10. CONVOCATION OF THE CLERGY. • Yesterday morning being duo day appointed !or the eansablieg tif the stew of 4110 Upper w. lower Nees is essessien by sentisand of the Queer, a mosaber d sleep. L ism the swims dioceses amasabled fee ge. Peers tilieStsls le receive the archbiabiz c oli s the opes NkMq :gtheofithat the The sh Al e e r h tl b y ie trire 11 esker. attended by hie At tea **desk_ the preweeden .(the Deer of the Ne t: se charily at Adesesse, sod Peer _their hal rekm meembled at Dorset Cruises, to Areithishep se the Chepter.hoese, sad left is the Mi C i rmi e ertith his bleak se +. The estral Proms" with their fall-drew sows end heeds. esserdng is esai seity. The Ilegteenrs dike Proviso of Coate:hwy. The Lebow of the Court of Anima. The Musser In their robes. The obese et the Them-Gesesil of the Freebies, sad of I the Classeelbse et Leads. The Visistisseral tad Chasseller of Lauder. The Dodds et the Angie% with his awes. Mr. Boehm lbs Appetite,. The Dna of Arches. Sir Jolts Deism. the kre we Os their ordeey re hired iate Legs Imre. the lithe=al th and clergy hails f is the iisdl is It.Paar.„ Tim Aridirtop ef Coateebary .estered the Chapter Zees. rhos the sommien wee ogre formed in lbs same order ken the Dieser gars, miring Wash the lbeelb welt Base up the steps of the west dear of the eatiesdraL The Demigod Chaster. with the gambles of the Mari met them the civilises. &Wkg to the right sad left at the deer. when the Asehlablesp moo arrived by the Bishops of 11 1 1brie eor. Oster*, ard lienge4 the only bishops pus. sat, sad about 180 of ON Mow. Owing te Om preparmions for Ibe iliserel of the Doke et Welliegees, the preeeedes bed Wass these k the wester plates= ea the nosh deb► bread ef *IMAM Oa Melee the disk. the Aseliblieg seleged **Deer% mak the Skimps et Wisalwator, Odes& one Llarielf or oasis. t a. talls of the seams. 8/r Abet Deka% DIM a Anus. Viespeseseel. Marsollee, sal Advisees sli des rest the Prestos sesigging the Imes weft: TOhe payees appoistoi hy the Irk% en the opeekg et sseessika. I. - Latin. wees this reed by the Dials of Llerrese The As hen& mid Pager he We P 4600 Of J 4.11011166 WY then is. by the apir. The As. Dr. Joreem, el Cambridge, sessedul the pipit, reel baying red dr prayer Gases owl Pros Albs% est the Royal Verily. dr SIMS thZin sm appeopiaes fee *be seeder v ged Is the Odes drink sad having les endreity Is.. the doe of the Zellet of Names, whisk use iheseed le with senk interest by the elm perest, The servile eas eildlei VA the choir sieges the 'ash.., " Gloria I. ee e le irelibialisp of Canterbury, the Bishops of WI& sherim °abed, and Landed, .steeled the Dean el Amebs the Visor-General. Freers. and by the principal sleep , nursed to the Chapter House. Whoa the games writ - fee the &rambling of esseestios wee read b the Arelehishop's registrar, the Arelibiehop dismissed the Lower Renee Is deft their prolocutor. The nesmbers of F. 116 Lower Reuss thou retorited to St. Paul's for that purpose ; the Des of St. Paul's presiding. The Very Rev. Geo. Peados* D.D., bean of Ely, was smaimenely dosed pedesser. The Deli Of St Paul's eel the Ns. Aeshirma Rd. Mks assisted Memnon. =llto lbs Chimer Senrm and prowated to the osweel h o mes`" of mo d. 0 Dr. Pewee& as N Th The Upper Douse having sly weasel, the pressediar —o— Tea Pure limn= ape Oseirseaser.—esuis days vise the penshisi tte 23y et the der at 116111Asid a mew lag, whisk was MOP ti the hen. end is. W. J. Brodriek, for potpies of easidirkg what tosimaras Mould be adopte d tees, referees* Is emenemina. • petition, praying her y sot to 'now skim loom to sit for the dispatch of b ales, was adopted, end Inermilend to the Karl of Derby for presentation. Tho flalloallog reply hes bop received : a Doesabgedreet, Oat. 30, " Sir,—ln acknowledging the resslpt of the seem ßP" etiei Ewa the paroehisl and other Hansa amp efleiskag ha lb. City and borough of Bath, I ant dissent by the Zed of Derby to acquaint you, that her Melestre wirmeasbaw no intention of advising her U to pm{ the mei sanction to say 014i441 of the active flni of 41411161- doe. I have the humor to be, sir, your obedient marmot, . C. W. Brunei. " To tho Her. sad Rev. W. J. Bredrielt, Rorer of Bath." SATURDAY HALF-DAY HOLIDAYS—BIR it I N 0 HAH. The following address from the committee ap immo moms the early sleds( of imaafeetalies is gitarday dm beta prepared for immediate "As ems appredissalse is felt by the employer% dace W lasing of the hot rutted Mho% that the Saturday toady huh( is an imematien of lbw *MK it le jut to ' imemah that as ladma=m et itiema to Mr. FINISMOS, me it (la whams was Int ammammi la ma tebbili e rise l = a is emeem faelimitengeditma atihne) j tote th e he abo time ld.. .'''arerked ea the giffisohir lastasta is sow tabled to the other lee dam; bat iamb mtabliehmeat hvourelde to the mommeat wM godly pees** do Mist mesas of resa- Wie~ disk ewa the.. That. le se strike ma. nor wta • &Mimi mete, bat simply • meildtatioa he that who* will be • be - e& to lb. _ estgleyed, sad so Wary to the emphiyer. aily Mdfally advestsgsose. es diem who Ms ea Mies pet ia their Wham ; Moat • few ham' Menthe him mental Ima mild be of the highest h a p er eppp e ; ea ao toil. however lidedsem i. non Wenn , to the emithetios; they would ale• derive may Mesa. topes h • amid sad deaseedm or.. shish withemit eamarefietwill hamming. IV.steilt w ith alma to mead with rapra i r+aill s ., rite., which eua sone dial *Most iterka , se there wield be ea of itelei saibe estarda w afteroma, M eddle tam maire the h rata of wage, slimed 'fa y work; to imam kirre religiose singles w dwaday work it wM be.. impose' mandato- Weide, dams laving eamploted theirwiek sad sleeked WWI wager by sae °Week ea Satordays. wield bare the sdvaage et daylight la their per. dam, sad Wetted e t gets. le sterket by relight Hi alai Area the refers, they wield berg ea ow* dein re the belt seeds ; to thei esaki lake a trip late the weelty. et thee, who take OW •la gardstrar say ether gem* whisk maim deglight, area 4 us =link MU Saillede7. WWI it weddeg as the ileh. * tee* eat** tine la Grata re Op tied beds ANS that oeglit sot to he la _ estt asentre, Hs., the tombs se pieyedile niewehtli away et 111i1011 ken the dative of a has to allied* abet the Soil of the week, sad what op. pertssity is at ' Warded this is hula indeed ; see they art wtitin7 is ewes weribleatise ? Nark night bore be said la fa tithe *Ogee* rgelsw. bat it is Wiped the biat will los 11 - ell reseedieledes waste at sea as Ohs elhet Weald le west hilt. gersbeels. ilistses. toltespers, wilt their dabs sad switeeds wield le* the mesas of peps:bag kr the eseati lebbath. whisk La : i slitesseree is saw diprieg eel* it be at sa en beer ; it wield shehave w liwk. It set * pre**. the resales et , es there be se ewers fer werldag o lh a llid at;77 . re although a ma way sat orrerease We ? h dp . =ut t er we who * a z. pay Te m defenses es aell= .r e e = to tisk restarts, he will erase te wart as " Tbe gett of the eiwateeity wield else feel its beesisiii Wafts* as It glow ties Was ter *weed* a ga r% thaw* lesseming epee the SAW*. whist hest Ile be est open too Ade mad sal It a* le Ihe genies 4 Osd. *we**. et il = ll4 sigts Is Ike be** at. mobil, aid wit /sib ee lease leer ilequsitel. radar *a *le gamest *slew awr hi esn_away pesutio haw east the nesse et presering their iikes kr adeesi. sr a plow *warship. sat/ brim iffistaktii, whelk in many err wrest be wanswilehed N lbee, Medea dew es ass et • Wes is lie elinels. All am set eerily Ille tine le • preps, betties it ham int .b s immense et well be desist the tir tig htesese li sesaet he glees le ass sine / It is te pores** that the labial bid w ee t hus eed. by sone, aSel ; mil OW a . beer, et ere to eagt ihe system. teas* bs to pew whitest ibeekles ' ' A Lodger Os,' aad is psoliseire Age editor I WA& lii also eaftworry here le *We i Onset the eeselished Wearer et tbe En. G. B. ware et St 'Theitt ewitalle new bag bees wneellen et lie et ihe emessittes. "bees It*wtm m rhepd*etas gals tom thew sea Mthe neweirelk I and the watlesse who taws sips/ theme/lee ' leiria. ! dire • ea • Liam On,' or say ether *divide/I, will meet these ia order Wet they, my prim2 lll 4 6 the sore geseral elapses of the eat es ad *mews will be seen ley Ille it gad areadosity Weida( epee te re ar ea aim to portant ealgort it ere hose la , sad that it will sat lark lb* sesistaaes of three potent epode the Clergy sad the Press. " illgardies Isbell et the eceueithe, " WnArse Hamar." Es=nom Perm..lll.—A politica is about to be '= 4 :1 11401 r si =essaber ft the Womb et _. It is illapeter_Mst Mein Mk bs we lillealty emitildeleg eselmeal ales spin M i_rnesp end lealstielfsle ere iles resets leisolsd Issi swot ese. Ilbs "MIMI et ea anima pdisonftmi esummi bee bees eseeteed, sod le Is big* Is Meer , ebe psebileseee* me. Ass ezpubseed palletesselsey soli• dm Ms boot eseepied he *renal days pre swam up , Alb( tbe seeder& wiessessy w moppets she pos Mire. • maim Is else, It ts talkie be_ pe sodw eat the Mabel he Leirsitar, Os Mies 81111111 . Einw AN D BRIGHTON Conniff/0r Tto melsometise between Owe me .esespeeles Is asw ossiblishap me = of as bola; ia pram et migeglatisa ead messily CLERICAL. Rev. Albert Nelson Butterworth, to Bins:combs with Broadway Curacy, Dorset. . Rev. George Frederick Daniell, to Aldingboarne Vica►ege, flusess, value 2121., with residence. Rev. William Charles Dowding, to Dutton Caney, Wilts. Rev. Jeßevy Robert Foot, to Moreton Curacy, Dorset. Rev. Henry Fowler, to Hileton Curacy, Wilts. Rev. Christopher Robert Harrison, to Leigh Rectory, Ewa, value 2841., with residence; patron, Bishop of Ro shatter._ • Rev. George Douce Wynne Ommenney, to Winterbourne, Gunner Curacy, Wilts. Rev. Augustus Dasher, to Faintish Rectory, Beds, value 1601. Rev. T. Scott, to Itchiaglield Rectory, Sussex, value VOL, with residence. Rev. Benjamin Staples Trapand Smith, to Lower Guyting Curacy, Gloucestershire. 1t.,. William Christopher Templer, to Compton Abbe. Curacy, Dorset. Rev. P. C. West, to Winfrith Newburgh with WestLal worth Carney, Dorset. VACANCY. Conactr.--Sudbury, Suffolk, Immo Ely, 88. tamely and Peter, second, stipend 461. with a title ; patron, Rae. J. Healy. NAVAL. Pnizaori, Nov. 4.—Orders have been received from the Admiralty to fit another, line of battle ship building here, the Csosar, for the reception of the auxiliary mew. How the alteration is to be effected has not yet been decided upon. PORTSMOVVI, Nov. s.—The Dwyna, Russian cor vette, arrived at this pert to-day from Cronstadt. OA . coming to anchor at the Motherbank she saluted the British _ flag with 21 guns, a emplimat that was returned by the and the flagship Victory. She will coma into bar- , (artisan take stores and fittings on board. The Doke or Wellington, 131, was taken into No. 7 dock to-day to ham her engines pat on board, &e. The Avon steam-mese,' nester Vsit c b, arrived this foremen from the outward, an d sails again this evening with supernumeraries for Ply month. A convict ship arrived at Bpitheed this morning to take convicts on board for conveyance abroad. The Arches, 14, screw sloop, Commode.. Strange, took is her war Mainmast yesterday and her foremast to-day. The Sharp-, *hooter, R, screw sloop, Lieutenant Commander Pariah, wen. taken out of dock to-day and bent sails. THE MILITIA. (11011 WIT MONT'S OAZITT11). The following commissions have been signed : • Frederick Charles Gammen, Req., to be captain, in the • HerlSiedebire Haw MaitiM d tilleon, gent, to be lieutenant, vise . Oosele, reWneklathe West Suffolk Regiment of Militia. Lhrotrmeret Edward Batton Finch Hatton, to be wpwie, view Davison, who retires, retaining his rank, in the Ms thamptimehire Rowland Whitehall Kenyon, Esq., to be oaptain, in the . Shropshire Regiment of Militia. George Ashby Maddock, Esq., to be lieutenant, in the , Northamptonshire Regiment of Militia. John Baldwin Hainult Rainier, gent., to be ensign, in the • Royal Montgomeryshire Militia. James AtTann. Beg , M.D., to be surgeon, vice Sheer, resigned, in the Boyd . Wserninster Regiment of Middlesex Militia _ _ — Manny Laski, gent., to be assign, in the Warwiekihim Militia. Ernie George ingnetos Hepworth, to be lieutenant and asustant-eurgeon, nee Brookes, promoted, in the Royal South Olomester Light Infantry Regiment of Militia. James Thomas Edge, Reg , to be captain, in the Royal Sherwood Foreseen or Nottingbanisbize Regiment of Charles ham Harrow, gout, to De liestomat, ditto. Robert Hiegel, Wale, Esq., late a captain in the 33rd of try, to be ranker, rim Major de FreeiW , the Cambridgeshire Militia. Challiner, pet., le be lieutenant, vies Reader shim d i m me dimmed, to the King's Oen Regiment of Omar& Charles Edward Modality, gut., to be lientimant, Moe Molyneisz, doomed, in ditto. Jonathan W ff Bryan, Esq., to be peptide VW Clarks Poshin, in tin Laciesteribire in Oakley Sandals, Req., to be monis, rise Moths, ditto lamas Palliser Costobedie, from half-pay, unattached, to be eeptaist. vice Thomas Pookiii, demigod, in ditto. ditto. Joseph Knight, to be captain, vise Barrie:a, resigned, Edward Harry Thomas te be ensign, vies William Pinkies, deemed, in ditto. Edward Waylen, goat., to be enigma, vice Calley, rte. tired, is the But ROOM Regale/ Militia. Henry Bacon Vector Diemen, late captain, 69th Foot, te be copMits, vim Roberts, resigned, in the Royal Mow mouth Militia. Lieutenant Henry Sainsbury Ullman, to be captain, is ditto. Lieutenant Edward Otto Partridge, to be eaptaia, in dins_ Metcalfe Jobratio, gent, to be *unreal, in the Pint IWO. anent of the Duke of Lancaster's Oen Militia. James Clotho, Esq., to be captain, Mee Shettlewortb. resigned, in ditto. Joint Kirke', sent, to be lieutenant, rice Maingsy, re- Signed, in ditto. John Rowland.= Marshall, gent., to be lieutenant, riea Irvine, who retiree, in ditto. Arthur Wallies Mauro, gent., to be ensign, in ditto. Captain Nicholas Blundell, to be major, vice Bael, dined, in the Second Regiment of the Duke of immestmee Own Militia. Pemberton Meaketh, gent, to be ensign, in ditto. Ensign John Zdward Orzell , pat., to be lieutenant, is the Third Regiment of the. Duke of Lancaster', Own Militia. Frederick Bilveeter, pot, to be lieutenant, in ditto. Henry Walker, gent., to be lieutenant, in ditto. • William auraoat, jon , gent., to be ensign, in ditto. John Kemal, gent., to be lieutenant, in the Third ILegi anent of West ]tiding SHOCKING DEATH.—NoTrINOTiaIt, TMIRSDAY. A very 'hocking accident occurred in this town last night, at half-past eight o'clock, by which • woman named Tenter, residing in Newcastle-street, mat with her death. The particulars are briefly as fellows :—The dev ceased and her husband (who are both upwards of seventy years of age) lived in the above neighbourhood, and as fate workmen were passing the house door at the time in ques tion, they observed a great quantity of smoke issuing through the crevices. Thinking that all was not right, elle of them tried the door, but found it fastened. They int medisist, gays an alarm. and succeeded in breaking it open, when • 'shocking speetacle presented Itself. A chair neer the ere-place was in a blase, on which sat the old woman, portions of her body being burnt to 'cinder. The dames were extinguished as giddily as possible, and • sur geon sent for, but life had been fat some time extinct. The hatband of the unfortunate woman was returning home at the time of the sooideut, and Indeed witnessed the appalling spectacle. It is sewilestered that • burning cinder folk upon her clothes while she sat asleep near she In.