The Express. — London, England, 1847-09-09 00:00:00

i ll all '.. ue complications of differential duties, air ? S.reping the enjoyments of the people down to the level of the supplies furnished by the home mano:ecturer. As in a rich, extensive, agrarian country, the people are not easily crowded into factories, the history of the factories, or rather of the measures pursued to create them for the supposed good of the people, would be a more amusing theme than the one which our author discusses. The various exertions made, first by the government at the cost of immense sums (besides the lavish distribution of epaulettes and ribands), then by strangers, who generally proved more successful, and who harvested richly at the cost of the consumingc public, would pro bably, were they well described, prove a sufficient argument against the assumption that such policy is profitable. By these and similar means, however, the Russians have factories, whose fabrics they consume. At least, they are consumed by such as can afford to pay for them, and, considering their price, and the means at the disposal of the great mass of the population of that vast empire, we fear the number of the consumers is not great. But the Mi nister of the Finances has other objects to attend to besides establishing factories. The various questions relating to and arising out of peace and war are solved in a great measure under his dictation, and it is amusing to trace in these the theories which guided the practice of so rA e uential a func tionary. It is necessary to premise that the ministerial author has enjoyed the advantages of German educa tion, and is evidently conversant with the diction and construction of scientific German works. The book is written in German, a language that is rich in this branch of literature. It was therefore a bold attempt, although characteristic of the career and station of the author, to add an original proposition which had hitherto escaped notice, in enumerating the branches of production. To five modes of what the author calls the indirect application of power to production, and which he judiciously adds to direct production, the author has discovered a kind of production effected by the power of destruction. The Indians of old worshipped a goddess, Durga, the destroyer, but scarcely for her productive merits. There may be a disposition in Asiatic minds to look upon destruction as the rule, and production as the exception ; but we are not sufficiently rich in Western Europe to adopt such tenets, and the creed for a Minister of Finances is certainly a curious one. The manner in which the author explains his meaning affords, perhaps, uo bad commentary on the state policy of the empire in whose cabinet he held so important an office. There is a mode of employing power which counts in depriving a portion of the community of that which belongs to them; for instance, through robbery, or by cheiting. When this occurs amongst private individuals it constitutes a crime, and place it adds nothing to the wealth of theemumunity vire need not noticed further. But such o course is followed by nations, in the shape of wars, privateermg, protected colonies, commercial relations, by which nations are deprived of a poruon of Cher earnings. and one land draws from the goofier natural productive powers of another, or from the superior skill or industry of iii inhabitant., advantage. which, of tight, only belonged to the producers. We shall call this kind the product of robbery, or of taking advantage . . (verrorthellung.) The definition is sufficiently distinct, and is only new in the place which it occupies. The rule is an ancient one, and the various shapes enumerated, in which it has appeared, show that the author, like other readers, has di scovered that a great deal of protection, much favouring of allies, no small por tion of European colonisation, and even some com mercial stipulations are nothing short of downright robbery, if called by their right names. It is not long since that one of our most eminent lawyers, in the Edinburgh Reriew, gave it as his opinion that if the standard of private morality did not rank higher than that tolerated amongst nations, there would be an end of society. But the ministerial economist has an ad vantage in the singular position he has selected for himself. He is the only person since political economy has assumed a scientific shape who deliberately affirms that such crimes were productive of any (economical) advantage, either to the community at large or to the nations perpetrating them. Wars are defended on the plea of maintaining balances of power, or to repress encroachments ; but they require defence because they entail a loss, even when the cause is the best and noblest. One-sided colonisation is a ruinous undertaking, as the history of the colonies of every country testifies; and deceptive or oppressive commercial regulations are now known to be at least as prejudicial to the parties imposing them as to those who are forced to accept them. The examples Amen to support this strange theory show how superficially history has been studied by the =l idless Ins lame motpecred the intent world, and dragged Its nsssass tbe Alas of do mat althorns or tato the aspilak was Yid of bfabymen ins iraffhe to am fispeols. bed pawing Tubb ma .saydsws toslbe yftmlnes; lira lbw vas Mimi b swim poilloo, sear tin *Alm if Seim. assts Mime was bee was woe sweistest at We soot at as trasfory, dil sot Lis op, ibb ionimmi of mob modus tss ebb weal Iwo dews Um Os odd lib of the o s was cis almsbed added • put of epla amevi wee bat Os= lair art MA wen set a timßfr sass wins fa Lodi& rim was the mikes et limps bad trod Qua LM sY.dAY brim W. all lame the illustrations fecal ancient history to dui& antiquarians, to rectify both the mode of stating the facts, and the deductions drawn from them. As for his modern instances, it is strange that thirty years after Napoleon's fall the author should assume that either France, Or any other European country, commanded greater wealth and enjoyments, or were likely to command them during the rule of Napoleon, than they now do. Russia, itself, notwithstanding the prevalence of such theories in the cabinet, and the consequent support which all predatory plans must from conviction have received from the author, is un questionably far richer than it was thirty years back, and contributes more to the wealth of France, by her present one-aided trade, than it would have done had the duchies of Moskwa Smolensk, and so many others, been turned into appanage. for French generals. Let the count but inquire of the German or even the French manufac turers, whether they would like to return to the blessings of the continental blockade, and ask what the rate of increase of wealth there was, compared even with its present not very rapid progress. But when thaeauthor touches the question of colo nies, his claim to rank amongst scientific economists (and who can be minister without some such claim ?) is too conspicuously feeble to be recognised even by the uninitiated. Perarinsratrs WMs ettembee et delessimetilernee w. mereelni vie• priestie beet la lest with Dew sot myna esi peon sesserue tem in=seiMet wow se twin, eel SIMI tedemetw et dr inintileate, tban fiebol woe bilepodn, awl enlyeerdal en eels toiler miry diemelmeett Das oust lee deb NI et lite de la iderd mei a aflY~lfietrAte di nd greir a llieurbinorb:r m ee== ant bete set ememeriel telpelitlate tbeineet even between avulse enstabe by nom et whit the ewe pint and the other lour Bush stipulations have no doubt existed, and are stall to be found. Bat it ought not to have escaped the minister's notice that the ultimate result of such =Keel traffic is to bring it to a premature end by the failure of resources on one side or the other to carry it on. The commercial relations of nations have their debtor and creditor side like a merchant's accounts. If things are taken without a return being given, trade must cease from the exhaustion of the fund on the losing side. Even the thief is reduced to ordinary calculations when his victim's purse is emptied. The history of modern colonisation must be for such observers a dead letter, as well as the history of modern trade. The minister must have totally last sight of the experience of the Dutch in Java, who drew nothing from that splendid island until they reduced the tribute to a mercantile calcula tion, which they cannot infringe without lose. They =lndeed greatly increase the large revenue now , but only by allowing the natives the advan tages of trade, from which they are to a certain extent now debarred. As to the East Indian possessions of England, no more unfortunate instance could be adduced. The earth shows nowhere else an indus trious population of one hundred and fifty millions living peaceably under one sceptre, and holding the finest country in the world, from which no surplus revenue can be collected, except the salaries for which a few thousand adventurers barter their health, and often their domestic happinese. Count Cancrin would have been much nearer the truth if he had traced the policy of .hold ing colonies at a certain expense, and under cir cutnetanoes mush more disadvantageous than an open trading connexion, to the well-grounded fear that these defenceless countries, under the rule of cabinets that follow counsels like those he has pro- Pounded would yield even less for the general benefit t han they have done under the faulty system by which they have hitherto been administered. It Is amusing enough to find a minister coming forward with a theotedW defence of all the abuses of the foreign and colonial policy, attained a tolerably clear ' they have , so long moa t* the book on a future iFint Arts. THE DONCASTER Cur.—The cop this year, exe cuted after the model of Mr. Cotterill, consists of a cup and cover, very handsome in figure and elaborate in execution. The cup itself is richly decorated with tasteful ornameras in the early Italian style, end the cover is surmounted by an animated equestrian group of Richard Cour de Lion and some Saracens, one of t hoss he has cut down with his sue, and and is prepari repel the attack of another, who is threatening biro with his spear. The incident is supposed to have occurred at the battle of Ascalon, where Richard dis played, according to the old chronicles, great power an.j dexterity with his mighty sus. The height of the cup rad cover is 31t. 3lin., and its weight 263 ounces. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAMBRIDOI.—J. Hays, 8.A., Follow of Christ'• Col. on the (mudslide of Sir J. Hach and Sir I. Baines, win s a uLd a y elected a fellow on the foundatioa. CoßvocaTlON.—The Rev. 8. W.Wamefor d, LLD., rector of Rourton-os- the -lillik and the Rev. R. W. Hafic, !wt ., o r 80 .. elletun-Laightertoo, nave been elected Prbleo son to represent the clew of the ftmr. I of Gloucester, in the ensui. v y I acht 'temper, on her FaLitouts. &EPP. B.—The Prink way to the Sewn Bloom towing a light yew A. p o i i n b ore Q t... lag, to receive on board Archdeiseon Pt ilir,tte, w h o will lend at tit Msnr's, Wily, to hold a visitation cow t. PREFERMENT. — The Rev. R. A. Pritchard, to Matson C., Glowestersh. ; SOI. VACANCY.th Kilworth R., Laiceatersk., dio. Peterb., 4711., with residence ; pauon, the Lord Chancellor ; vacant by death -- LL.D. • NAVAL. NEW ARMAMENT FOR THE ROYAL NAVY. In the month of April last we published exclusively • detailed account of the new armament ordered for the stems navy of England by the Hoard of Admiralty, after considerable experience had been acquired, by actual experiments, as to the working, recoil, and other properties of guns on board ships of war. We bare now the pleasule of publishing exclusively the new armament which the Noerd of Admiralty has ordered to be prepared for the ship' of war of all classes in the royal navy. The return includes the new comple ments of men ordered fur each class of ships, and directs the manner in which the gum are to he mounted : Vissr.Rsrm. 120 Guns.—Britannia, Caledonia, Howe, Nelson, Neptune, Royal Albert, Royal George, Royal William, St. George, St. Vincent, "l'ilgar, and 'Waterloo; total l 2; complement, 1,000 men; lower deck, kair 8-incts guns of 63 cwt., 9 feet ; twenty-eig b 8-lackinches; guns of 63 cwt., 9 feet ; thirty-two 32-pounders of 30 cwt., I feet ; main deck, thirty-four 32-pounders of 42 cwt., 8 feet; quarter deck and feemetle, six 32-pounders of 43 ewt., ei feet 6 inches, fourteen 31-pounder carronados • of 17 cwt.; total. 120 gens 9.-110 Guns-- Marlborough, Prince of Wales, Queen, Roy_al Frederick Rely Sove reign, Vittoria, and Windsor Castle: total, 7 == . 6177 m 2 1 lower deck, six &Inch (WV, twenly.kur 82:, ; deck, I four sdneh guns, twenty-Mx 33-pmendees ; mit desk, thirty 32. pounder, (3); quarter do* and ihementka ea Ilimmiers (2); and fourteen 32-pounders of 23 cwt. 11 fk.i Mal niemliew of Int-retes 19, I mounting2,2lo guns. Seneein-Itsviss.-10k Ones. Magienl, Impregnable, Princess Charlotte, Queen Clearlatif, lINI Afbelkate; Mal, 6; cons ors; WM ma • lower l ot, Me IS temMlinn 32- pounders; imailim Mali, two &na pins, a 4se.t. SS ;Ms doek, thirty itroodersof •ft. n rr am ere, on compeer' wraps ; meter Mira Mars als Umandos (2), and MlSSmardie oessedes ell er.-415 Gem—feres Nile, Prim llesenk as• Pstsay,• err, 4; emplmer, SU men; lower deek, Millenallanglk_ milikl2lMgm Opeeras; mix 8. Mk gm^ hemarrir Orme; tot M sels k mod der, hrearatle, two Sri roe et U owe. 11 het, sod timatriar ihronders (3.)—Udians—OrmeArdeAsMme, remear, limiked, ?Mom UM. ad IL Mr dMee; MI, 7 ; mapisowet, 0) men. The ef armament Ms Ma is preirr the me se Mt et re receding, with teem Sam asty twertor rs on the min do ttifekeel MI Oema—Mememon, Asia, Malay, OMNI. Poridatie, Ganges, Illowor, it si Mso, ,aoliropreme; tor 14 ; somiemelt. TN ma; Ime ask. elz NM mu twesta-bur 35mois min Ist, two Sert gm, SESpooros of 45 ewe. • *.I I metre Mk and reters ix Ummadere (3), and *Ma gLwerloanrwedm of 17 ewt-60Clem—Drunorick, Orstares Mom Goliath, Insister Lion, ids- Mr llamm, Moms limb, end Vanguard; Ms 19; comple ment. TM/ ma; Mr Mk, eight Orr guns. t wenty 32-pounders ; .mm 4 Mk her NM gm, romOrs 32-pounder. (I) ; quarter der mod heumers liwilf4sgsl3.posser gm (3). Total number 5111 mo d res 411, morn STIO milasm-76 Ors—delEls gm. Ildrephen, Cemabeldgc, Fou dripped, TIMM" Wes ter omit Towner ; eseal4 3 =- nor 810 ma ;Ms ark Uri girs torpolz rds dock twist thirty limeades (1); worts dock and brass,shtOpor (3), Iss Omar monars-71 Our —Wm" MUMS. Milk lark PdINIII. Gerran remains, _tem Holingara,momeme, lardem A tse= si r t i4 • Ir ia. illi Z, Wellinetian 92 ; NO me; lower Mk, Mr Ildnottgunr, twerprwr Ms desk, twenty- 1 7.r..n=earnta..,..m ._ -- ..... -- :, - tz breed; 1; morpiermr OOP Ens; Mar der bur 8-inek Open em; iris dui, Soo Orr gar twenty- six 3 (1); wig* desk sal hemaills. "sem Opoundere # (3 roller of thlrealms SII. sonsitig 1,91411 guns. Poursams—lel Oson—Mat, Illodier, Melemtr, and In Hogue; telel 4; cams, NO sr; tam dick, twenty-eh 49.pearres at N wed„ • 1104 • Sir; Ms look twenty-two 39-moden (5); mars Mk and hems* Mr , filmander, of 87 M. I, MS sod's= MUM gems=estel:sehlr 30 vom—Altisil. hawk% Arellass. . Om- Mum Omeall, Der erks Drfr, Mr al ar= ithdrawir, tassire. _My. Ilavals. Ocesvhs, Severn, Iheeinm Soft, Vases _Mirk mot 1 1 1=em; tar, 24=mmil„ SO mama; aver Mk, sir Sri gm; terostp.two ; mare Mk and Mede, Or &bash mord des. tems 1111-=(11= regoldmen).—Ods. Mr, Ms 1.110- 111.11 r, Orreter, and Was mar ; MLA; giliomer 430 or; Mk, far Sir guns, troreht Opewy el 30 ewe., 6 het; wear ask sad See- ars gar .anew ras (2), and sixtem 13-MlimMk_et SI owt„ 6 , feet-46 Geos—Attepat ; tatal, I; mormer Ol ms ; miin 1 Mk, eig SIM tweatyro l evee., rare Mk sad Ismeer, be of 06 met.. 10 torn, and ram 11. aril GM, •SO When Total amber of Meth.ener, samelml,lBl Ors.—gettee, Candeir aregmeas Om fire, 5,10, smillestis ; tor 7 ; pi ma .1. 10 lor ; Ms dsa, elz Irk pos el Ol owt, II 111 Sri ems &I pordems; mar Mk ar hnores Mrs (3). —l4 Ora.—dollar, Armor Dried, Isimem Maw, Des Las Ormier, Sloa . Mselk mse Bag; total, 1 i ; aormereg,srtillo NMI guns of 110 cwt., II hie IOW" H of onepor ef 411 M., 7 MO rho ; pass* dot er fdards, bat eirearber fire (2), sad terve 32- porier anemia le he my two-tier 33- maga et freit. is men and Mimeo 1024500 r anr mar as So witty but hromells-41 Gose.—Alers, Mars Gram Or, Ors Dim Plegod, Pas, Istols, Memel, Loolis, Ilkiery= OM, Poseres Os Ildret Unamild. Wm, Vas=melmer llar ild r "4 ; esormar, 310nrs ; oar deslNtLet a ir prof IS eirL. • dirk = to iuulid sattremill. rnesoror. err =i s et t e l i e n len ,Ibieworsill ttir r Wr owt.,7hetteries sad tea SI. parr Ogsa—Orlsr sod frosibmg; total 2; ade pligasig, MO ass i ird&dide, Ow 6.bile meet •• ewt., 6 bale primer derma ; werts s ask owl flimestle, two 1S (1), mol Opasersa of IS at s ML-30 gm— emir; Mk I; lemost, US Y; desk, six s.lask =6.llesrma Opses fmr or Mk esd merle, tra de" awc, MI Mt, stole Opesares of SI cwt., 6 ter -21 Ors. —Matue, Fans, Maris sod Irdres; tub, 4 ; mega& mink MO men; min Mk. MOW Mieneilere 'Mart, 9 OM twits Will% 111111111111 MIS MAIM; mar Mk or heserr M= ' " ra n"' i ti o r, dift rianr -,-- Total wormed L. SI i serf 5 , 014 % .1. ... 5.. ._ letemism—Geno L-15 Ors—Mns, Iteriilso, bid = 12. 111 1 1W 11.8 25. 8; OIMIONINnt. 1 11 ma; deek, two roe gems at SI er., 5 Sr rim 32-poorem ef 40 cwt., 7 Mt • Yrs : wear Mk re twesstie two Orondres 13 . ) a and era Sgrodoe el It cwt. • het.-24 Tramorbes; MI, 3; l uck en ; min o'helle parimes, t ee List gm; and Marrs gm Si =ef SIM, 6dr of 1141/psurges se 46 sr, If bet.— Warr : total, 1; sindigra4 NO ma; omis Ms liiliv•ersiddirs (1).-46 Gm - —OM ar Censpri ear 1; elm ; tuna deLl .4 7 Sigemimee If 49 Mt, I . 111111111; err te-pOUSSOMI ) j weir Auk sr beirds, =dr g i w i l . .. i , : deck, i. ems.-1x10 1); ni el el i t $ fr hst ; si l a t i ds il i gink a ires et .7:,.....r...1. 2 ; warbasat, IS wry eel ode, ten (1), sr Nor pod Ili Id ewL, $ Mt ; rare Mk G a mma and re Orrery a t 55 M., 10 Mt, end two 53. poorer (I).—gi Gra.— Dorms; ler 1; scatrarese, 230 mow ; mar rik, Mho armies (1), di Sri gre, af 32 rt., • Set; qvassfte *A err lkeinglik an 1 if lb sr., 10 dr tzar IL-1190rd—berod, ralsresser Oillspi. _sad t 05444 emeisigt. loss ma Ms MS toe riaii guns °62 7 T hi M. • Mg 4 Mrs Mhos of SS art 55 ! .. ...1 . 1,-6. Mk sr Ibtommer two (1), sal or amer—U use Cagreft; INN, 1 ; andigrod, 153 sea sr; Ms Ur toe pm el be or, • Ihr Mors SS tmrsiL_r _6,040 erg o slnshisa ; erre Usk god goads, two == . , ... 0 ,(2) on 2. and mimes a phllo•2B.—Dsphas, „ 171 our 10 leek, two &inch =.1,2 M., 5 tot, (S) ~it der and two armies 14.-11 learafites am. rya& 1111141, nob add fads; Maul, 4; mkt, In Ira; mei ilk tin iligsmins of *gut 7 ass 4 WM. errs 31. paris cards; error of gad far 76.rdeolie cerember—Tilmiseirsor it siMireeln imainais SU gm. rem-111 Ors—dsmisS Maar Per, Twill, Ng Tisimilme ; WO; 7; grolisseld. 1 ma; two 32- of INF guit. • Irasi. NI, Ina Oresdere of r a rnr; MS el to s ad d 111111601114.-111011ML-ntallate, Ca mila% Taft, Barth Illses, gal Mr; risk 6; samplresst, 130 sea; do ass a s et toss airs Is pair the am as tha with the miter of bre berg gor barter 124MASEI of sliism6-140fts.—Champlis.Oomis. Ibitzg,trisubd vlt■Origissababins, Par blind dise,rd wait i i="....., , ==hisit o lo u tr . :_tr UONarraamm_Altalmaallffiers.o.llNolias.o•lB o .Datimg, Ilde r VArgi ro4 laili rsialsiter .tilai l== . tot; PIM ar loam; Weal PS; mseasak 15 1 3 ms; -most the mos as be Or, airs, Ist Qu siberstrpserigargigesd Isla —lf Our.-4191101111 Onrsr, Ifelibee, Überf Lib biker Law, Wranyikrs:2ll4=l.ol7ay icagamrt, itisi; tre• d1=6;46 of al art, *bit Sider, sai Oa 11.foriles st IS cart. 6 Md. Berair arrar Meer: =l i ej Cl igesi4SFlskt ammo so in their dos lot re at redrel is slz.-41 ebas,—aket, Urge, nuiradd WY 4; et., b lest rel ie rr .4 94gradr " sgrOges— arms; Prlbir fort ma W 41 1911 1 49 9; WM I; imfbaser, $ll ma; two 1 of *rt. 6 MI, sad ix Operree of 111 *wt., 3 fest • Toed 69 Wird 79, sisribi Mor—•llet *wt. Ogder, bp*. Nadir, Mb, 2=12 deem, Omer gm lii Mont ; Isr, 10; ass; ter lllrrediss fit 22 eery GM • baba i ll= Walleirkil at 14 sid.—*Our—Diarb, Dart, Derr, / ib=rirr fir. 4 ..i t. "- t am°4ll"" :(l . 3 elitTra t = l ..= 110m—fiera and Ims ; 9; dessfisrig, MI or ; or 113. =lliof UM, 7 lot • Mgr MOli WO MySINIhr anardes of Telmlambsit at bidd 16, reasaddoll pr. MOIIIIIAZI4 1 1 3 =7 .1.111. g St MUM w IS koreero . se lairerre „ U elerages ~ 515 „ 79 sloop n 16 brigs ~ Grand total 315 ithip.ol-war „ - 14,220 „ • All Ids ermenertes Isle menlml Mr 'Ms Hardy's coca prewar wordris. + As ins lA* red Ws& of dr pm re always be with Arid millbenity Is wilts oesermery ripest be tiros each slam Ae, bowesse. OM MI WNW dams it pounder ma to be nod in 1687 Senn (1) nationer 211= the guild dr onooln owl. II OM fur OM wt. ftillsie.; sad (0, con et 46 cwt. 8 ft. Wire rub In amorist dm, Ur Met forprand welled ore rs. viderat ray rood dia. nark 18 *snot 6118 wt. II ban oldentime in respect to jolt as his readers have a a:eviction of the mischief rimed. We may return I comb* THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1847. The number of men that r ~,W b. evvir,,l toe this „1.... if., a*Ty (independent of .ire' 41 ante, ke.) geoid le as follow. : For the 19 ir nt .,~,,.. a 4 .0 • seemed-ratas " 0 . third-num a SS toarth.rates se 51 fifth•rates ......... 1 r, 93 eLittoratas 7,470 ~ 79 aloof ~ 16 brigs MIS Making a Intl of Vcrsaii-mosain raorsthin ay Sierra—Ms cetera re poillehei ka AAppr lost of the armament of the sitar item mreis Midas mite the proem return, the only tilligisie Wes VIM the arm d Itm Pere= is non altered to tMe ef the Onemek. The osogismag dense has however, dm* bier eri mire ill be rotal ft persora id cittli the navy, cm earn She bees :—llisomn and Varna, MO ma; Tmmttpt, Dsurleric = Vigilant, Shi mac ideggica Orwireek. MO arra ; Meer, morierreirerr eq ier,lt /Aar t h in=l reit , Arta. Oreitt, Pathless, illisreas Beim, rid rem IN. Dour, Minx, and 'Pram N rem illete lli t r e " Arnilest the dam f r igateswith auxid perser, la seam awl= havalbeen Oren out of the pea Of Ni Irma awry, eir wilt Or waft meek. elightimmreas rfarsUsa UT Pthaltan—erne allit allserlons WO iris is the eirrillestra ef the alerireelle lkd by paill him ee. N. orolaroont ke mid= y the time as hi war kist, the following arnagernies if the sioria and Char wernimienta is all that it will he meemy glee: Terlide, 18 pa, la men ; Penelope, 16 lingt= A :7 .2. -! . - 11 " lls ash poi" 210 men; Amager. end karma limy Wl! sad non; Centaur, epics% Dram 011101alet, Vulture. 6 sma. 166 maa ; Snourf sr 2 dune: 10 6166 ; Cormorant, Derstrites, Driver, larir, Pry= Organ, Orreler, Inflexible, figlaynx, Spiteful, Styx, B Thimerbsit., Caution Virago, end Vixen, 6 guns, Ito men; Mare; Meer, Hermes, Hydra, Med" Salamander, and Trident, e arm ran;l73 Ardent, Alecto, Polyphemus, and Prometheni, 3 103 ma; Janos, 2 guns, 100 men ; Acheron Antelope, Columbia, pier, Obsess, Pluto, Triton, and Votesno, 3 runs, 80 VIM; Blazer, Wok, Prow, and Tartarus, 3 guns, 53 men; Aeon, Cornet, =lke, Lucifer, Lightning, Meteor, Poccupine, and bhear sus, 40 men ; Alban, Llee, and Rhademanthu., I gum, GO ram FALMOUTH, SEPT. 6.—The Crane, Lieut John Parsons commanding, sailed today for Brazil. DaroxPowr, SEPT. 7.—Agineourt, 72, Capt. Johnstone, was paid off into ordinary ypitoday afternoon.—Aid and Dock navy lighters arrived yesterday, the former with storm from Ports mouth and the tatter with victualling 'tares from Woolwich.—Kite at., Mr. G. Filmes . , arrived this roaming from Portamouth. ADMIRALTY, SIP?. B.—APPOINTMENT4.—Lieut.: F. D. Rich, to Queen.—Bee. Master C. Pox, to Trisoonuilee.—hasish- Russ. : W. T. Danville, to Greenwich licepital.—Midakupmen : P. G. Hamilton, to ben Josef: W. Clark, to William and Mary.-21drd , Clam Arlat..Engineers D. W. k Coa in ,IL J. Some, J. Owen, J. J. Foreman, J. Ellis, G. Roberts. C. Tucker, J. Roth, D. ki`Greger,O. A. Wells (acting), and J. Bell, to William and Mary.— Gunner T. Boyle, of Tortoise, advanced to see. elasa.--Boauiwain ' T. Cutler, advanced to sec. clam—Acting Boatswain: T. Pounds, to Arah-orpenter B. Dean, of William and Mary, advanced to sae. class. hi ILITARY. THE 81COND BATTALION OF THE FIFTH FUSIL/ZILB embarked it Devemport on Tuesday, for the Mauritius. 'Thor were conveyed Ran the Royal William Vietuallinuyard to the Apollo la the Yr dower. Tan PROCRIDINCIS AT TEE DISTRICT COURT-MARTIAL as ter If aim tea sera the Weft OW bend of the emend bat talks et the la oyal bediaret, ear orders to search et an o v=eled tan beibrdienvile already Wired to la thr paper). Tiorat Kr ler el Terry weer, ere they vere = ba ne re l ea t titi a tra. d " -- zr" * "vc= courtentelle Bear awn Owed reird. _ere arcs arraigned on Were craft eitereeliser of re to not, we lane, be wit As the riel rake a to the due ot the 17 mss. Ito awes Apra reeloat beds gem._ randeree area earesedke ale= k ee • aerewabireal efts, iss bet be. ) an the lib Verne, 1547, se Wad bieraiell, a the trie the seopiert la re seared of the WI et re brislivraf be let loyal istreet, baba poi raw to hare bet beep esmosslog the odd We. se sere it awl. 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IM aim Into ateerser the steam et err( bra li grot re grew arra la a wary rearmed lay the bra, vets re tar eir therms We. bedroom lan triegb • bedew beam ar et le bp. lesseed repeord rear and easewbed ryas aleatier aria& dr We, Meet • month ego, sear ma WYE MOM reemere rude% arl are Ida • tbralog. =We Ile isms We We Woad the seen to the nor. ad de- Wyse lbsesedre attar . o a f f their kneetdierthr ORe Woes hare etre aro Oa o the noweemaiedend awe ex embed se rim= Ineulpeted thierehes y tbtr ovirree, seue see to be irled soart-rnarttel for ad %Meg Or reps whirlt veer bate aeS.todsod suppremed the ezerizasy eat aavudt." ...ould that lei Men !Irani up; whilst this was going ea several her were esear . to detaching the nails trees parlor ot tamales The enurier -as the ape we. orreeive to the eareme.—Fune. CASsoS, AM OS larnsel main sae Co., St. Helen's-place. His lordship said that amongst the numerous complaints made to him relative to desecrations of the description men tioned* Mr. Carton was one from Dr. Farquhar, of No. 101, Drury-leas, who called upon him the other day to re quest his rughteriel attention to the condition of the bury tug-ground Washed to /Dim Chapel, in Fetter-lane. A earpeater had, the duster said, called upon him, and having mentioned that behalf burled two of his children in that ground, expressed the sweetest apprehension that, from the manner in which the harying-ground was conducted, their bodies would he cat in plasm, and so mixed up with others. Doctor Fa/queer YisMil the burial-ground himself, and he found thet *me were aerially on the spot two or three cart. Wade ef Mum amain packed up in coffins for carting and remosel re ems other piaci, which it might be, perhaps, earldom& amasser, oa some future occasion to desecrate in a similar moaner. Dr. Farquhar stated that the exposure in the close neighbourhood was calculated to engender die sues of fatal character. Dr. Farquhar was then relemd to the ward authorities, but be said that he should leave his statement to be disposed of as the chief magistrate might think fit, upon which he (the Lord Mayor) adopted the pre sent mode of letting those who had the power of des ling with the question know what was going on in the church. yards of the metropolis. BOW-STREET.—John Robson, sliu Thompson, alias Spore, &c., was brought up for re-examination, charged with obtaining haritable donations by means of false pretences. — Mr. R. W. Grey, M.P. for Teynemouth, proved that the prisoner left a letter at his residence in Belgrave-square on the 2nd host., petitioning for relief, in consequence of his alleged distress, arising from the failure of a joint-stock bank in the north of England. He represented that he was known to Mr. Hinde, M.P., and also to many of the friends of witness, through whose instrumentality he had been re turned to parliament. He further represented that a Mr. Pow, of Sheffield, a very respectable tradesman, was related to him. Witness sent hint a message to the effect that he would inquire into the circumstances before giving any relief ; but, while riding in the park, shortly afterwards, he we. stopped by the prisoner, who showed him a slip of paper, being en order to Mr. Hinde's butler to pay the prisoner • sovereign. Witness still declined giving him anything without inquiry, but promised to send to his ad dress if his story proved true. On mentioning his suspicions to the police, whams was advised to send for the prisoner and to give him ss. This was done, and, after the payment of the money, the prisoner was given into custody. Witness put in certain letters addressed to him by the prisoner, in one of which the writer urged that his Northumberland dia lect ought to convince witness of the truth of his statements. —The officers of the Mendicity Society now attended with • great variety of letters written by the prisoner from time to time to Lord John Russell, Lord Morpeth, Lord Eldon, the Duke of Northumberland, the Madames& of London derry, and others of the nobility and gentry, all represent ing the misfortune of the prisoaer, who seamed different names, and described different calamities, as occasions served. According to these he had broken both his legs and nearly all his ribs, at short intervals of a week or iso, besides suffering other injuries and deprivations, without cessation, for a considerable time past. In many instances he had suc ceeded in obtaining assistance, but in others his letters had been forwarded to the Mendicity Society. They were dated from different localities in London.—The prisoner did not i deny having written most of the letters, but declared that he had been a loser by the failure of the northern bank al luded to.—Mr. Jardine took great pains to have all the pri soner's past doings, so fax as they were known, faithfully re corded in the minutes of the court, and then, after expressing his regret that he could not inflict • greater punishment on the first conviction, sentenced the prisoner to three months' hard labour. MARLBOROUGH.STREET.—Toa Bony or A CHILD CONCEALED IN A Room THREE YEARS.—Janet Inds was finally examined, charged with having concealed the birth of • child, on the body of which an inquest was held on Saar day, and reported in our paper of Monday.—Sarah Tucker stated that she lived at 69, Warren-street, Fittroy.square, and that the prisoner had lodged with her about four years. A few days ago some of the lodgers complained of being an noyed by an offensive smell that came from the prisoner's room, and witness requested the prisoner to have her room cleaned out. The bad smell still continuing, witness took advantage of the absence of the prisoner to enter her room ; and, after moving the things out on the landing, a box, which was corded up, was inspected, and in it was found the shrivelled body of an infant. When the prisoner was ap prised of the discovery which had been made, she absconded from her lodgings—Police-constable D 108, said he appre hended the prisoner. She said that the child was hers ; that she had been delivered of it about three years ego ; that it was still-born, and not knowing what to do with it, she had put it into the box in which it had been found.—Mr. Pres ton, surgeon. Edward-street, Portman-square, said he had examined the body of the child. It was a male child, but, from the state of decomposition in which the remains were, it was impossible to say how it had come by in death. It appeared, however, to him to have been still-born.—The prisoner was committed for the misdemeanor of concealing the birth. LAMBETH. MISCONDUCT OF A POLICEMAN. —S. Shepheard, 143 L, was charged by order of the police com missioners with violation of duty.—Thomas Vence, 2 L, de mud that on Monday night the prisoner after going on duty had deserted from his beat ; and on the following morning he (witness) took him from a beer-shop in Tooley-street, kept by his father-in-law, to the station-house. He at the time was very much intoxicated.—lnspector Evans said that on Monday morning the prisoner, who had been about six months in the force, bad been taken before the commissioners in Scotland-yard, and fined ss. for being drunk —A solicitor who appeared for the prisoner in mitigation of punishment, urged the fact of his not being guilty of any misconduct on his beat on the night in question ; and said that his having been taken before the commissioners was the cause of his taping more drink and leaving hie duty,—Mr. Elliott ob emwd the prisoner's conduct on the occasion was very =ad his having been fined by the commissioners on morning, instead of acting as a check or example to maned to have a contrary effect. The magistrate sen tare& Ida to pay a penalty of 405., or in default of payment to be committed to prison for 14 days. SOUTHWARK —STEAM-BOATA.—With reference to the report of the proceedings at this court, in our paper of Tam day, relative to some of the steam-boats plying on the river, we are requested to state that the Lady of the Lake, against the captain of which a charge was then made, is not one of the City company's vessels. TH AMES.—FELONT BY SOLDIERS.—Two private soldiers named E. Darby and J. Stirrly, were charged with feloniously receiving a gold watch, guard, awl chain worth 30 guineas the property of Mr. J. Sircombe. The prose cutor stated that having dined out on the 16th of Augast last, and taken tooxnuch wine, as he was returning late at night, whilst passing the National. Gallery he fell in with two girls, who induced him to accompany them to a court in Westminster, where he sent for some wine, and partook of it with them. They then gave him some stuff in a tea-cup, which soon rendered him insensible. When he awoke in the morning he found himself alone in the room, minus hiswatch, five sovereigns, and some silver ; and on going into the court he saw two soldiers strongly resembling the prisoners, passing out —Mr. Byas, pawn broker, Rateliff-highway, proved that in the evening of the day when the property was missed, the two prisoners came to his shop and offered • watch (which Mr. Sircombe iden tified as the one he lost), in pawn for 60s. Witness asked who owned the watch, to which Stirdy replied it was hie; that it had been in his possession nineteen years, and that his father had had it upwards of fifty years. Not being satisfied, Mr. Byes sent for a constable.—Theprimmeesk their defence stated that they had the watch tom= whom they met in Pimlico.—The prisoners wale for trial. • FRAUD IN • COUNTY COURT.—II. Murray, a keen was re-examined charged with fraud.—On the 12th of June last Mr. Pike, landlord of the Fox and Goose pun to Shakepere's-walk, Shiadwell, went to the county court to take out a summons, and was the prisoner who, on learning his business, said he it for him, and represented himself as the bailiff Aided*, of the court and authorised to take out summoning,. a. procured some printed forms, which were fi lled up, sash mg day Mr. Pike paid the prisoner 7s. 9A. for the pulp.* of taking out summonses, that being named by the primmer as the Sm. payable ; the peisoner,at the same time, ramival a written authority fresalknrke Y lato out many Wendy paid into court by one of tie prooosstor's debtor& The prisoner signed a receipt fat the money phi Wm by Yr. Pike, but he never took out sal SOIESMOISESIS SOIL Mr. Pike soon ascertained he was an impostor, and had bon convicted of felony.—Mr. Gregory, one of the bailiffs of the White. chapel county court, said the prisoner held no official ape pointment whatever, but was • mere hanger-on about the court, and printed cautions had been posted warning suitor against the malpractices of such persons. The prisoner wag committed for trial. WANDSWORTH.—Damneo ROBBERY tie Barransiut- PIELDB.—T. Simpson, alias Sioanaey, and Mary Gems, were finally examined, charged with robbery.—On Saturdety night, the 21st ult., A. Lawson, the prosecutor, a roister, was walking from Nine Elms to Battersea-bridge, and had got some distance across the fields when the female prisoner came up and acceded him. After walking • few yards he was stopped by the male prisoner, who said, with an oath, " You've been with my wife all the evening, and I'll punch your head if you don't give me something." The prosecutor ran off, followed by the prisoner and a largo ferocious dog, which the prisoner set at him. As prosecutor was trying to clear a mound he fell; and on the prisoner's whistling he was surrounded by ten or twelve men. One of the party sounded his waistcoat pocket, and prosecutor took out all the silver that war in it, which amounted to 4e. 6d., and gave it to the male prisoner, who divided it. The prisoner then told the pregnant' to be off, and never to come there any snore. A The male prisoner denied having threatened the prosecutor, ,ro- or robbed him.—The prisoner was committed for trial. ind - MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The considerable money sale of stock which was effected late yesterday afternoon was followed up by some further operations of a similar description this =ening, and the consequence wee another fractional retrogradation of prices. Speculators he the the die- ph a degree of confidence in the early return ot eon mold activity, and of a more shy state of the meg market, which will be elresgthemed by the peculiar position of the exchange marimbas the con tinent. The derangement in the oars D. in Eng land has led to a natural distrust in the great =part ing markets of Russia, and parties having o.ollllke to remit moneys to London, since they have DO kart , SPORTING. WASWICIC BACl2l—Tinamte. Lauasiorox STALLS of 2.5 *ova oath, 15 ft, and 100 aided; *a mond to teethe 301. 2 adios. (63 Baba, 44 of whom pald I egen i ef u tp Mr. Ilaliets'a Maps* Wl3ilaboame Lord Weaviera tat ........ ... Sildamera Sag of tires ( 4 Mr. Mont Wale( ......... -.......- ........ (wed int a .... to Lea& we Maps& sad WWI/141. Slo t and ibe 1 mpet Tardry. - followed Ip , Bed of . owe Three, lithe meadows, where the Ma deaopd awq,Variarda.„ took hie geme. At the .me time 11_03113. led teens beek. Wpm le draw towards the fruit Margell Idsto the &Maw^ where Clime= wad ap SWI many bye Pig*, Mar- Tampa, by abed the erase Motors, Bast at Three a bed ratia la re WelMed lest a Ica; way. The pace ems pod Wont:- eat, and W Was wee able to get nearer than the leader's quer ies. Elme 3 Min. Ogee. YARD= PLATT of 60 son. ; heats, 2 miles. Mr. V Harrlates E..a. Mallorie (M 4 4 ()lesson) 1 2 1 1 Mr. Dashes Ursa asigeor 5 2 dr Mr. Wikbra's Mann ..... .». .3 dr CemelaraPs lac of the dr remwall eaateeed heats. WIDMISHAT. Busy STASIS of 10 son (3 . etch; for 2-yr-eid• 1 mile. nibs.) Lit Werwiers Lahore (C l 2 ) 2 lislkini's Manhunt Benda,: Ito 4 an otterhun. Won bye length. Date 2 min. 1 me. Couffw HANDICAP of 10 tam. each and 60 added; pm. damn riders, &a. One mile. (12 cabs.) Mr. Wallies to mmtish (Mr. E. S. Deresporl 1 Mr. E. Dam's The Magnet (Lord Strethmore 2 Mr. worn* pp= Oregts (Ham S. Ersidne 3 Lead nem, Eldanthes, hen. Nutt, The Bard, at- fleetermho ma. NOMA : sto 2 apt Scent Crick:, and Ile 1 sist Uesael Marg. Wes dowdy. Run an 1 min. 46 sec. GMAT WARWICKSHIRE BTAKZEI of 10 SOTS. each, Sam 13 subs. 411 Harcourt's Ellerdale walked over. .: 1 :WICIL CDT, by cube. of 10 son. each, and 100 added. 4 miles. 17 subs. Mr. John Day's The Hero W'. Mr. Moore'. Wolidog ( Boyce Mr. Minor's Hawkatone (Brades 3 5t04 on The Here. Wan by three lengths. Run in 7 min. 43 ems. TowN PLATS of 60 SOTS., added to a handicap of 5 son. meth; 2 miles. 113 subs. alr C. Cockerill'a Congree (Emm y ) 1 Mr. Sandford e d . Ennui (simpson The Beet of Three, Little Mary, and Milliner also started. on by a bead aftew a ins race—ell up, SELLING Swaim were won in 4 heats by Cheepeide, beat ing Lady Mallorie end eight others. BETILNG ON THE COURSE. ST. LBOEII.-6 to 4 on Cossack (t) ; 7 to 1 eget Planet (t), 8 to sure . 1 apt Van Tromp, It to 1 apt Plulosopher, 25 to 1 aget Tore- GREAT YOZIESHIRE HANDICAP.-8 to 1 agst Pilgrim. BETTINO AT MANCHESTER—Tt ssoAr. HT. Laolri.-5 to 4 on Cossack, 7 to 1 aget Planet (t), 8 to 1 amt wanTroesp (t), to tot mat stye (4.), so to I. mat Philoaopher (1). 'Ems Cur.—Been on the Hero. tab) EnttUtgenct. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. iefor; Mr . Commissioner Foabbague. THE SMALL DEBTS ACT.—IN ni CHARLES MATHEWS, THE COMEDLIN.—This wan a MEMO= under the above act against Mr. Charles Mathews, the well-known comedian, who became an insolvent in this court some time since. The debt and coats for which he wan now summoned amounted to 171., being for goods sold and delivered to the defendant, who was not now in attendance.—A letter was handed to his Honour stating that Mr. Mathews was in the country for the benefit of his health, and an adjournment was _prayed.—The solicitor for the plaintiff objected ; but his Honour adjourned the cue for a week, stating that on the adjournment day a medical certificate of illness would be required to be produced. CLERKENWELL COUNTY COURT. ASSAULT ON AN OFFICES OF THIS COVILT.—DELLER O. PSBAT, was a plaint to recover compensation in damages for an assault committed hythe defendant, F. Perry, jun., 1, De Beauvoir Villas, Beauvoir-town, Kingeland, upon the plaintiff, J. Deller, one of the officers of this court. On the 6th of August the plaintiff went to the above address to serve a summons on Francis Perry, sun., defendant's father, having previously ascertained that the father was in the house. Re was admitted as far as the house door, where he was met by defendant, who refused him admission, saying Its should not serve the summons on his father then. Plain tiff endeavoured to pass into the house, when defendant seized him by the collar and endeavoured to force him out, and struck him on his head, knocking his hat off. This conduct he repeated twice, at the same time calling defend ant vagabond, scoundrel, &c., and ultimately turned him out into the garden. The officer being thus turned out of the house, made his way towards the outer gate, to pro cure a policeman, when the defendant locked the gate and kept him prisoner for the space of twenty minutes ; after which he was seized by defendant, who roughly pushed him out of the gets and kicked him, r ing, " There, go out you vagabond ." — Defendant was adjudged to pay the full amount of damages, namely, 61., with costa. POLICE. —YESTERDAY. MANSION-HOUSE.—DESECRATION or TIIT: DEAD.— The Lard Mayor read a letter to the following effect, in ae earthaos with the retried et hie I nerd ie all pew drellee le a==on or the het d ebe rear. While I bare wilwered with barter T er=tatalbe whibee et we alit ~Mr dr yea surd dowdprd et de, rid*. I war the era aderyad la e ewe; . _ we% befer ever. rue bre held SIM IBS a lIIM br at eld drellie. sod leterel Imp mit mai beer IMP SIM; ap an* with atter latilkssass. Me sindleote threw" op, way tumid le gem by the meN eel minvened In incllgeetly Leda the any faith in bills of exchange, adopt the alternative of sending gold. The insurances made, and still making, at Lloyd's and the offices, show that the amount of precious metals coming for ward, under the influence of the feeling stated, is by no means inconsiderable ; but the bear party still see, or fancy they see in the distance, too much to keep a check upon the stock markets to war rant purchasers. They are, in fact, disposed to think that there can be little chance of a decided reaction during the remainder of the year. To this proposi tion the bulls are slow to assent. They argue that the very absence of commercial credit must have the effect of driving capitalists, with their moneys, into the funds. At the close of the markets, Consols stood at 871 to for money, and 871 (buyers) for account ; Exchequer Bills, at 4s. to 7s. prem. It appears from what is stated in the Paris papers respecting the affairs of Spain, that a decree was issued by the government on the 2nd instant, authorising the return to the country of the exiled subjects of Isabel 11. This and other circumstances are thought to indicate more quiet and harmonious times, so that the bonds have been done to-day at higher figures, both the Three per Cents. and the Fives having advanced. Two and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch Bonds were done at 551 ; the Four per Cent Certificates, 89 to 1. Mexican Stock, 19' to a. Five per Cent. Spanish, 191 to 20 ; the Three per Cents., 291 to 30. The improvement in Spanish Stock was principally felt after the usual hours of business, and prices were then better than above quoted. Considerable surprise was created in the course of the day by the announcement of difficulties having been experienced in a quarter where they were little to have been expected, con nected with the London corn trade. The bills of a house of high respectability and long stand ing were held over at the early clearing , but the facts of the case having been explained, it was even tually found that the circumstance arose from irregu larities, of which the parties injuriously affected by them must be held to be blameless. Later in the day matters were satisfactorily arranged, and what had seemed, in the first instance, to be likely to turn out a serious affair, was, before the termination of 'Change hours, completely set at rest. The Manchester advices fully bear us out in what we said yesterday on the subject of monetary embar rassments reported to exist in the manufacturing dis tricts. The statements current in London were not wholly without foundation, though greatly over charged. A Manchester paper (the Courier) of to day says: " The rumours of failures in this town and neighbourhood both to-day (Tuesday) and yesterday, were very numerous. Some of the reports related to parties previously considered of undoubted credit, and others were thought to be so unlikely that but little faith was placed in them ; at the same time the shock thus given to credit generally produced a very visible effect." The goods market had been necessarily pre judiced by the gloomy statements referred to, taken in conjunction with the announcements of suspensions at Glasgow and other places. s..SOLIBI FENDS. Long A a) . ed nuities, 30 pare, rip. Jan. 5. India Stock, 941 39 40 South Sou Stock Old Anne., 83 3 per CL Anat., UM, SA Console for Amt., IIL Et. BR* Ll.OOO, al, 7 Ditto, 1110 6 per Ct. Sprml.h Boole, Dir. from Not., 20 19f Ditto Acct., Sept. 15, 194 3 pea Ct. Spaith3t E m. oods, 29.1 30 24 par Ct. Dutch, l2 Gull., 651 4 per Ct. Dutch (.'artilicaica, ai 9 EXCHANGES AND 111T0041 ABROAD. Bank Stock, 1951 7 517 -- 3 per (,'t. lied. Anna, t I 3 per Ct. Cone. Anna., 6 New 31 per Ca Anne., ' Long Annuitant, exp. Jan..s, 1860, ilk I.le Ditto 30 years, exp. Oct. 10, 1880, 61516 VORII(3) 6 per Ct. Brazilian Bonds, 06 3 2rper r Ct. Duat h i.t n .tl2 l o3ull., Sd 6 D r t e w r (it. M . e 1 lean , 1 11:41345) 1 1 ~.- . Pm 1 Fee mat PARIS, SS • . r.._2 1 0,..h.i. si__ . Lowest Gl_ssa_cs , 3 per Ceuta.......1 Td 80 .. 71.; 60 76 65 76 50 76 56 I Do. .. 1 Do. i 10110 i o o Exchange on London. ES 20. Money. Noon. Bel o. ii. 1840 Do. li, 1642 100 il l i f t riet tank's. 101 73 fa ,1 Tnosoury Bond. ... I 8 :1 6 Lt : t . . i t Book Sharon ... lIISDZID, Barr. l,e7 Cent... 2n 2S 15.16 : FITS pef ' ollllbl., 173 17 ; Coopona, 13 ; o Dank of Bt. Ferdinand, 136 ; Book of ISt Ira- WM., 121-611 change n Lontha, 49. Baceasts, Barr. 8.--Loan of 1640„ 08i; Ditto. 1844, ^3i ; Ditto, 1919, 68. City Loan, 1882,. 99; Ditto,lB43, 938. Bank of Beighlin. 830 En chains go London. 31 . 4 t1. Baran ar, Ozer. 6 —Baritone on London, 23.423; Ditto, 2 month', 25.174. V laNsA:Arri. 31.—Aortrian Floe peT.105 . 0 , Foam 953 ; Throes, aft Charm, 6,669 ; ; Two-2.l36.6llEaterhuy a Loan. dt 63t ; Lona 81.1634 • 1543 ; MM.. 1339, 1 20 ; Beak 61;13 ' 1 490 65 166 ......ii, Ara 3l.—T.E92 E 1 , ••• . jr% ita. 11% Valle sad Milan, 108 1.16 ; 1416t011 1 . NI:. .., ; Bleak 76; 1 31 1 1444 9 . 01 1; A ppardnos, 94. KIIETINGS.—WEST LONDON RAlLWAT.—Halfyearly 111111140—Lawir Bar 7.--16 r. H. R. Omni ea the drir.-766 dristr, mart trand that the bill intorno& ire priestat by th• appst Weldon Cruiptir, I a the rat ars. kr sisslibe the W Left 'saw, war Hs thimar %Ada Or Ilsulk-Wallint ltrt , um kr pima Sr Isliblms; Os iMoNme baraisearralli 68 rig . thairatim u lle It Virg dr Ira fr ' e gitZlr el am ma illlThirara r amal arrip at Irate r kr thorns T a rt phetr e ...... amibterai by distal owl ttha Itarrilla r ttlhrame ha2 r ritiirats hair brird pet dile Wm arm& - e tao lra Istrict I• mit rim dorm re mil HartrAltalua Ortray ars es. e as Sa lsr a =.l Ida dr Hirt Warms la Wes Ilk tilos Is • arra err riptatq a rry lis writ's". Ors Ise limir aarers. wen AM Is is Mushy tartriet rainfiretwartlro retratior die our hailer Or* rod lo mart a sow et arm basisites Kensington Canal more efficient as a mems of communication between the railway mad the Thome% but they bad coustiered it inespedient to adopt this comae, or to ate any step for the accomplishment of the object proper d, until the effect of the intend ml extension of the rak_ way itself to the Thames bad been rout:tined. Tho statement of the accounts to the 110th June lost aborts' that the receipts from the oom. mein:anent had been 274,37,1. 165. End., and that the whole of tbe sum, save a balance of 109/. In., was expended.—The Chairman, In moving the adoption of the report, geld, the time which MB dared aims the dose of the session, hes been employed in making the OWN. sary preliminary arrangement.. for the Daemon/rani tot of the works. After the intimation given by the London and North Western Cm. pany, that th ey meld net , with advantage to themselves, Whig the line into full operation until it was extended to the Thames, we - have felt It necessary to press upon them the execution of these works r speedily as possible, end after the assurnme we have now obtained, I trust no very long Ume may elapse before we sue in the metre of what we have so long been ansioesly looking forward to—a good &el. deed. It will be necessary during the !lament autumn that was trifling repairs should be done to the Kennington Canal, and we Mall of course take tore that the expenditure is not large, and that whatever sum may be expended te judiclonsly end properly applied. We are now, I am rail to say, in a petition to return to the Pubmiters lathe Knightsbridge Exteuelon Line the remainder of their deputes, and thin matter will he immediately attended to. The only caber open matter to, the unsettled account with the Kenetagton Condemn. pony ; and from the diaposition recently es inced by the patties who have hitherto been the chief obstacle to a rettlement, I have every rem. eon to believe that this matter will very shot Cy be finally creamed, The lied half-yearly meeting of this company wan held on the IGth of August, 1836. The present is the twenty-third half-yearly meeting, mil I can enure you, with greet sincerity and truth, that dining the loW period which has Intervened between these meeting., there nem we a time when the prospects of the West London Railway Corneae, were me bright and cheering, or when proprietors were eo certain Of big rewarded for their long-tried patience, and for the confidence obey have shown In the undertaking. Alter a brief connotation the ' repoet was adopted. GLASOuW, PAISLEY, •ND GREENOCK.—HaIf yearly Meet enc.—Greenock, Sept. 6.—Mr. James Tanker in the chair.—Prom the report it appeared that there was a steady progressive increase is the warmer and goods traffic. The balaweeLiset showed that the receipts for the half-year ending Met July last, ie. eluding the balance from the pr. view account, amounted to 31,2931. lie. 9d, and the expenditure bo 13,2801. lbs. 10d. Mow for division a balance of 16,0141.13 x. I Id The directs:ire In cont= c * moommeruled that a dividend of 7n. 6d. per share on the 231. e and 3,. 94. per share on the 121. 10s. shares, be declared, payable on the 17th inst. The receipts restated since the date ef the present balance very considerably exceeded those of the correepondlogz i rr a of bet year. The bill fur amalgamating this line with the Cal baring obtained the sanction of the legislature, the Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock Runway may be regarded as virtually incorporated with the Caledonian. The full edema!" however, to be derived from the amalgamation would not come into ore. ration until the Caledonien was opened throughout, which, it was anticipated, would take piece to the cawing swum. The mumbles of the bills for branches to the harbours. at Port. Glasgow, and for a junction with the Ayr Railway, near Paisley, were found peered by the committee of the Home of Commons; but in consequent* of an anerpected opposition the farther progress of these bills was eumended emu next sension, whso they will be renamed. The director. refer with satisfaction to the ewraorilinary number of paesengem moneyed along the line on the occasion of her Majesty's ISM to the Clyde, amounting in two dam to upearts of 50,000.—The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the relit, congratulated the ppr~oopprrietors on the fact of their having as yet had no aecklent, wllhsading the number of passeagety who had parsed along the line. On We 16th August, the day the Queen was expected, the number amounted to 36,334.—The report wen adopted. HARTLEPOOL DOCK AND RAILWAY.—AnnuaI Meeting. —Mr. Burden in the chair.—The report stated that the committee had been compelled, in order to hasten the completion of the junction line uniting this railway to the York and Newcastle, to Menace money for its completion, and of which 13,02 W. still remained due, the Junction Company not being in a pesition, at present, to pay it. The bill for the amalgamation with the York and Newcastle Com. pony having been last in the Commons last erasion, the committee entertained hopes that they would be enabled to lay before the pro- prietors ouch an agreement with the York and Newcastle Company as should be unobjectionable to parliament and satiefactore to Sal companieu The capital account showed that 951,3691. had Wen re. eeived, and 917,3791. expended, leaving a balance in ills treasurer's hands of 4,990/. 'the revenue account fur the year ending the 30th June, stated that 43,321!. had been reoeived, and „13,4931. expanded, leaving a profit of 2 7 ,616/. After mime discomfort resolution" were peened adopting the report, and authorising the directors to negotiate a fresh agreement with the York and Newcastle Company. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—EXTENSION OP THE Eteenue Tzunmee.—The arrangements of the Electric Telegraph Company for the transmission of ship news and commercial commu nications between the principal seaports, the manufacturing and met. menial town., and the metmonli.. are in a state of great forwardomb The system of telegraphic signals to be used will be quite distinct from that at present in openitum, aril that conspetty intend timing a mot fitted up at each teeigraph station for the accommodation of eds. scribers, and in which commercial news and Intelligence of publie interest will be received and simultaneouely exhibited. Independent of the subscribers' menu, office, will be provided at the various da. dons for the tranamireion and receipt of dievatehes, meseages, ke, is at present. The following ix a list of the tosses and aeaport. , to shish it 10 expected the system will be extended early in the oolong year. :—Barnsley, Birmingham, Bradford, Bristol, Bridlington, Bee. wick, Cambridge, Canterbury . , Cheltenham, Chester, CheeierfleK Chelmsford, Colchester, Coventry, Deal, Dover, Derby, Darlingene Dorchester, Edinburgh, Folkestone, Gosport, Gloucester, Gkeigew, H Halifax, ertford. Hall, Huntingdon, Leeds, Liverpeel, Leicester, Lincoln, Lowestoft, Manchomer, Maidstone, Northaeptoa, Netting. ham, Norwich, Peterborough, Itheascate, Rotherham, Rochdale, beef. Ore e ON. Ives, Southampton, Sheffield, Scarborough, Stamford, sod Tunbridge. KETS. COTTON.—LivaarooL SEPT. B.—The mks taday wow you waft, 1,000 for export. In some instances there yea a &Aka of an eighth, but the deg/onion ina not by any means goorraL . COALS, SIPS. B.—Ship, 39 ; sold, 36. FEWC•STLZ. L 4. el DILL OD. L Milton T• 61181.1 15 9 Walla lad lldm-oot .DD 6 Hss4.lm6ret ukkin ley 18 0 W 6115 Endensiosord ..... 19 6 10 Walk. Lad 11et565 . Wiort: SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—Mess. AIL DIM •St DOZ. all, DIM PAIL /mob 3 Dublin...... 00 Holland .... oe/ lodla, r. South-9 :Sydney, NEE' 2 Waterford .. 01 Flandors .... 0 1 amison .. 00 Mexico sal 1 Do:me:bade.. 01 France... ... Oil Do. Manilla 01 Ramada OK 1 OuertiAJera 00 Lisbon S ept. 1.610 Basou and 10 W. la& Bea 0 hamburg.... 00 If odnemus.. 0 Halifax Scpt.ls-0 Gasves.o, Snrr. O.—Arrived : Flirt. Bordeaux; lefties; Tremont, New Yak; Florida, Mails Favourite, Petersburg; Betsey Willer, Caro ; Justbiag. Riga ; Jane, Chareute; Medusa, Kota, ' Quebec; Wasnar, Stamfordham, Heron, Ei.m, tier Xlll October, Anliagapi • Chauvelon, Gravelines; Tyneside, Memel; CoMay, Waterville, Mauritius; Cornwall, Trinidad; Ileraosaad, u a Reeldleld, Havana; Carl Johan, Gotheborg ; Rebecca. Ernigund, Galata; Nora Crete., New Dieppe • Warms* Atwood, Rotterdam; Emerald, Boulogne.--SMled :James Damao Monte Video: Planet, Madeira; Mail, Cardiff; Jake je . n io Wns burg ; Sir E. Bank., totemic ; Rainbow, City of imams ; Sir R. Peel, Harlingen ; SW. BMIWAS ; 10 ; Wellington, New York. LITMOOL, Barr. B.—An axed: Commodore, lettl.ta• Amity, Parthenon, Lemildae, New Orleans; Amphitrite, Free Trader, Prince Edward'. Island ; Acadia, Mani& Rai Cheetah, Labrador; Emetic, Thomas, Archangel; Alhalesm; MOW Eie Fiche, Albert Frederick, Archangel; Swipe, Dasials.--Idellt 7.ephyrna, Creme& ; Dryden, Barcelona; Chroaceonar,* Emilie, Hone; Mary Elisabeth, Bahia; Nojedin, Nye Hollinger, Europe, New York; Sedaltme, Crenate& ; Mn, W. lhomas, Alexandria F—; Als. St. Thomas; Gram" 17111. delphia; Hulse* Barked is' Walkout, Baltimore; Arno, MOON Fellowship, Prince Edward's (AdVefflinClEtent.)—AMPUTATION AND MorcrlFlCA now, No Dover, PLIVANTED NT liellelDAT'S OINTNANT AND Pau. —Extract of a letter, dated Chnstarton„ January, 6, Isi7.—“To team Holloway.—fflr,--1 beg to ablas tor your Wide:aka id information of the afflicted, the priest acre your Matson MI have effected on me. I have had a way bed leg sines 111 named by a bruise, so much so, that ma k wilt Nat to be apwnsendve that amputation lat u til tior d, Ocd, by the um of your invaluable 01ADMISMI ps. reedy healed and sound. (Signed) lea. M. Duncan. di* Chesterton Daysebool." Sold by all ir =ta, sad at Holloway'. Establishment, 214, Strand, BIRTHS. NICKER —Sept. 6, at Wheetbaanpatead. Hob, 060 wife cf the Re, H. T Hecker, of a daughter. 141.111F/LitY.-6apt. 6, at ldbast-0111a, near 610.11014. Wwife of 1. E. Hemfrey, Ls., of a ann. INGRAY.—daps 7, at Blachhealk-bwraes, Ib welle e Cepa It us... Lyda • MONCILION —Popt- 4, at Iltrettos.ball, Stafford, Os alb of Oak OW* toe, of a daughter. roLLoCx—Ser. 7. at l'enaladdle-trell/ Ole of 1.54. of R.. I, Cptter IlLoatagesatigeet, Damn...awe, a - . 4 le, lOW OM Iltraaal, of a daaglater. ANOW.—Sept 6. at Albs.), the wife of the Res. 11. Saler,O TOLLAND —6oµ. 6. 80 Omaha:sato', the wife II Capt. W. Y line Deemer*, of a daaghter. CARTEIt—WOODFOROII.—fIapa. 6. at Amsted Chweb, 1116.1110 1 . woo 140. o.y. Charabertalne, Ig A.. D. Carter, Nag, HD. obleatataW Later FAQ , late 11.161 Caen* for Ca:Magri, Is WO. WON*" youngest elsaghter of F. Woodbade, Deb DitUidmoND—saaNlSY.--Sept. 7, at Oa et arab of 0WD 670 by Ow Nev. J. Worgsa, 0. DMIESPUObI, /64.. ablIbb L YS Drlarbtea, to Mary, recall taagbtee of the has IL o•MitTe P15•7111-1/1:11014.—Sepa. 7, at M. Karr %, Sielt•Deebr b 7 ft , noted& Tradarlek Felt., eldest sae of Pres* lino. istanimegue-plase. isms/tea, te Wash Asa, dallablialf I*** W oo N Deattoa.l44., Altborp-ledga, Garrett. Waadsarolb. D —8A1L7074.-iarpt. 7, at the pariah M _ arch, Beelts. ta• Oev. O. Bated, MA.. Rector of ...by, Localashlts, 0. Iler k a . .Z W.W.I D. 0610 IL Maywood., Dart., of Caueancet, 6. daughter of IL W. Barra, Lab, of artei..4. 111 . 0sTTN-1108TYS —Sept. 7, at the Bawl.. Chapel, Woad& Me& Cloblitaattaare, LW. Magma, Fag., ase of the Isar Or 11. 144a7 1 . Bart, to Om/Iw, oat) daoghter of th e We IL Meaty., Lead t*. * the euatay of Dom ,uth. TRICE—BALKSTT.—Sept 7, at 6t. Mliftllll fa-the.llo6o , 67 tla B* * Ile H. N. Datla.fleld, Dart- Vies', W. Peke. Eat, of Craroderdb /mad, to Emily May, De youagaat daughter of Orb. 60 C. 0..004 FaC- 1 " 17.0 H., C .1. of the 43th IllaraTON-13UTTISPISLO g. —4ept. 3, at Ile pariah chetah, tee^ th , fates. WeeisTes .loisaary, gams Lome. 00 Cuadra oaf =fairing daeghtes of the 0000 F. Itatutraeld, 0.4. at Loa Ware.* Bradford. Inn NNrrih, —Dept. 1, et lAN% by Ma Bee. Dr. Haat, blear, do iec • , 8. a Tana. w aaad. a. d N "rt tff Dorarlch, to Jane Swart, smog dughtez l ti. Oat FA, etarch a et. Oblte, 101hga1b.., 07 - man, the Sebtaa.7 -....euees—TlLßAS —Sept 11, et tete ILL -- ..- .•• ••••••• -, the Yee Jetta Hurtles, Mew 41 .4... 14.01 0,1 ...• .."....j... tanad Veembles. uf Mew llemees, Phew, fe fieeulfse M , in da miy esbutzf t li z. eto 7 1.........b.. ‘ Irmo Tobtit t if i flo p....4 otherood u r s., T. mot. flowwwf We NW* of ntro, uf onSSISSI NW, NNW U. of ldo idoiwoolal DOCILIK.--116pt. Sow dm haw of kw lowbor-lwlaw. WWI. iw. . AA& www, latfoo4few, illsoboth No.lx, yowwwa l = &wean of 4hf late Timms Dakar, 1. Min( 1,-140. I, of tem edbehles la Om ikaaW 4°. " Zag s' dam so we ilwow i r . Pt VC! Maillial wawa se (inis% Onery. T. l•q.. ILDA: I, of Moe, of Skit= E. W. an zei t i VX I S I I rr e'"8 %111•Fol alai Pwwo. H. r at o rg .a. „ . .sisi No mew of KU. moles at wo= • ur rt.e, W. 21•322% L.L.D.,lwomit NO* wadi; Tabloonlairo, owe SI. 6, • 4 bi111..-falwee eworoleb. W. 11.11010• 11 4_ r l CZ ebo WL—le rlfsaa wait, awl law of low illowreMPOWA. Iffm , .. ^ wed PENNIIPATIMAW. 11. at Doblla, Ow 111.1.1 W lbw 1711=1. 0 . PliW=l . , 7 ol . Powhioll. finf=ffe .... arialt.. spoof 8117llit Therfee Wee lehlts ohne:Sl NOW e "unwamz-fts. 4, - -.' Pe wow et au J. Ilvf . 72lwwf. Illa.f t 71wrowolo. -1...-..-ttezzr i ztraird.al,l s urcv v . r .r .ll :7 v v. Fmg.....% ii 50: I7: II ---” I : I - I " , D „ . , 101 50 , . .. .. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Exchange on London. ES M. PRODUCE. - XINCESO-LAX3, Bm. 8.-The agar Honey. 18.183. market. Ire writ a dectdowy dem err., with an appouans of Belgian IL IMO. 100 , I Naples Rotes 110{ 75 arra, although toe mount of business km not been lies. 700 Lt . t a ,1 Trear yr ry Bend• .. ... 8 :1 6 hhda. Wen India Feld by prim= contract, but no =We ogle t ~ Bank Sharon .. * .. forward of British plantation. 1000 bogs Manilla mai bridal 11;013: iJiii..i: 'Der Cenk, _ 36 25 164 g ; Plea pes: Gobs., 42, 6d., which was an drone ) . of Rudy Ir ., and 01l bought Ow roars 171 17 ; C.oopor 15 ; Book of tit. Foroomod, 136 ; Bank of IR. Ir tat l on (duty 20s. to he allowen) Reflnei market steady, online= al- boa, 121-Eschange on Londia, W. terallon in prices The public sole of Jan sugar, in Hatioel (of Bourns, Sore. 6..-Loan of 1840. 98U, Ditto. 1004 3t DMA, 183?. which a root was received today), went oil at an advance of shoat 68. City Era, Loadgi 99; D1tt0,1843, 966. Bank of 00610 W. 834 X. - Is.; this boo icfluenced the pr es of all foreign sugar la • slikt de- Awrlrtr, Seer. elm/tame on London. 25.421; Dino. 2 months " 88 . 8811 " 8,8" i." pow Rt es 81 . 78 " Prlt . ea , 10 .7 Illi a.mla.. BB An than 25.171. the relative al oe of Bri tish pon plantation, duty paid la V , m:Aro. 31.-Aosirlan Pine Per . C.. 105 d ;Pop", 953: Thew, P. Pity i l P i?talned at nen c least„ teu se the w e ill ins h me e a r ve S tLi flawr adui ss a sasa beirg pe- GS4 Twoond.sltolf. 63# ; Loan, 1631 164# ; ldtto, 16.39. 120 ; Bank tin e in the home i morie at prewa r t rates-43MM mallmass dull; Shama, LAN; Ihterlwr7e La= 61. good ordinary Ceylon, 32 5 ., 37.. 6d.-Rioe bag ban sla u ly. bet not attire.-Rum esersues Hem.-Tea doll without animism he prim. -In other articles no alteration; the amount of beings ikne Ms RAILWAY NEWS. been small. • frequent occurrenor on Wednesday, The share market wan still affected yesterday by COTTON.-LiviErooL, SEPT. 8.-The tales to.clay win , . the drooping condition of the consol market and the 4.000 Wirt 1 , 080 for exl3 o eL In n o t inetantes there won a . of an eighw, hut the depteolon won not by any means gesers absence of speculation. Hardly anything was done. Brighton shares were sold as low as 48. COALS, Sirs. 8.-Shipa, 39 ; sold, 36. SHARE LIST.-LONDON, SEPT. 8. FEWCASTLZ, s 4. SUNDIAL LSD. e Miro Tantleld . 15 91 Walls lad Beimeo .:0 i geolatkes of lbws In Homo" duracten <knob actual H., 4 4 5 .,11.,y, y . 18 0 Wells EndCmisiord ...... .. 19 11 inroctlace : Nose of three in /talks sellers' WWI, Wa ll a End Hillte. hi u Walla Lad Iletton .21 S Nors.-Tbe ?kW.. PAID. 10 'Aberdeen 24 Ambreobs. ...... - 11 2 Do. New ........ 110 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.- MAIL. to Air. Waal Duette I ,546 p. 2 Do. Fifths 8 Iflir , WA! S. Valley!4d. iy. 40 Dmllit. eh., M.& 1065 AUL DIM MSS. DOZ. all, DIM 'AIM IS !yin .. & 00 , s J ,,.4, 4 71: ,. 5 D.. um , 5.5 / ~ Bala ff .. 3 Dublin._ -. 0 0 Holland .... 010 lora, r. South-,0 etydoes,2lB7 l 4 69 BiriLLiosthiClLJaor. 5 D0.101. 4 h., Mdißb S y 2 Waterford .. 0 1 Flanders ... .01 rola= .. 0 0 Mexico sat I Doe. toe. 01 France .. _ . Oil Do.Nalseilles 01 bleass, Oat 7t . i lt= B =mlfir aB". .. te1. 9 1 -- I Lat ' a./ ".4 .. f r " cl t 8: 1 Guero.k.Jers 0 0 Lirbontie) . 4. 1610 Baer and OW. IA If= 5 D .. Thi n k id . ir„: ai 4 , 044 ,1 00 As . 0r....„. 5 1 0 i 5O 0 hamburg .... 0U Mednemoi. . 0 Halifax 8=1.164 Bole. 8' 1 T . . 10 Do. Nero COIL. Silted op. GILLYSA.O, Sue. 8.-A t rood . Flirt. Bordeaux; 40 • I 324 Do. New. Ng. ....!6b =lles; Tremont, New York; Florida, Maria # ~ 1 1 20 Do. New. Kn., ...15f Favorite, P et er s burg ; Betsey Miller, Corn ; Judisins Choler de Holyhead 33 Do. Com. Tenths.. 13p. Riga ; Jane, Clwreute; Medusa, Knorr, (Plebe* ; IOWIRW, 784 Llama . . . 40 Do. do. Tenths... pa r 2p. Stomfordham, Heron, fling, Der Xlll 'October, AsOngel • 10 I D.. 111 al. S ier 'et Chauveloa, Gravelines; Tyneside, Hemel; Colony, liming 10 Do. UM, Apo . Cl. 4 I Do. do. 4W. 1 i Waterville, Mauritius; Cornwall, Trinidad; Ilernosend l a 74 C 01,110641 .._. - . bd. IMLoa. Sough& I went Avid. to lodnin nfini.J.W. 16 13.2. 25 I Lentiodi./ . .(hlemainel Reellield, Havanna ; Carl Johan, Gotheborg ; Rebecca, Kenigund, Galata ; Now Crehia, New Dieppe • Vencouls /2#,DeedellubLorakist. 420 . 111arb., LAMM-.1 25 ' Ednt23lLee Ek Ld.,11 1 4 21. 1i! Blanch. OiSoulAway.l B l.l. Atoned, Rotterdam ; Emerald, Boulogoe.-Silled t J oess DOM 18 Do. 1181. E. & 114. 3W. 100 Midland ..--. 1 7 16# Monte 'Hideo: TianeL Madelro; hirl. Cardiff ; •fo u. L i a , Wws 1 Do. (3t.10r. Eet Dlr. pm 40 Do. 40t. shara 10 &adorn Counties ... .B*lB # 10 Do. fol. shares . 124 terra ; Sir R. Peel, Harlingen ; Star, Damn; 10 4Do Perp.6p.(.2.14.1 fp. 100 Do. Bina.* DertyBB Philip ; Wellington, New York. Do. do ... - .No. R . 108 IBC-ikteIIBBIP -C- ' 172 20 4 2 LIS'S:SPOOL, Barr. 8.-An teed : Commodore , lectlta• 1 / Do. Yong Ezten... 30 Mid. Gt. Wed. Ifris6ll Amity, Parthenon, Lecaidae, New Orleans; Amphdrits, W Do.Norfenlfertrn' 64 1.5 Newaietle &Barerkic3l 4 2 6 Do. New .. _ 1 1 . 1 4 ro . . Veto . .. . .it i . 46 26 Do. A - ortls Sh4r l 8 8,,,5i l Free Trader, Prince FAlned'a Weed; Acadia, Mania Cheetah, Labrador; Emetic, Thomas, Archangel; Albin ISOM 60 Eastern Un i on ... . 7 Mt. 134 Nment.tehesteri Eke Eicbe, Albert Frederick, Archangel; Sal Thoo6-4004 124 Do. 4 shares . .... . North Ikrah .., Of 9 Zephyr= Cromwell; Dryden, Barcelona; Ch i , 20 East Lonshire. -. 3 2d. Do. ts=. , l3 4 Emilie, Havre; Mary Elisabeth, Rare; Naladle, Nye 10 Do. NM. .. .... ... 211}4. Do. shares • }+p. Hollinger, Europe, New York; Sedolom, Cronotadt ; lirry, 11 Do. do. Ea. a. no• ' ••• • osrtr , W. lhoems, Alelandrio F...; Aim 8L Thomas; G Raw 9 Err Linosbahlre .Of 1 Do , Thirds lli delnra; Hulloed, Barbadcee• Aeolus Baltimore; Arno, asrei 66 Eth " l "`r m t "aig. 6566 l6 ° llr°r4.l6 ••• - • • -1-31$ I°l3 leliowahip, Prince Edward's 15 Do. i ...... 17# _ 6 Do. Noe, all. . - .11 2p. 124 Do. 4 sham Ll 15 13 Da. Erten.= ... , p. par 20 Edinb. .P. Northern Id. par 2 1 D0.5c1647 NoiNorf . par (AdVert.lllCliletlt.)-AMPITTATION AND NIORTIFICA - -24 Do. Nen . _.. -- . ed. 4p. 2 Do. do. Wateney V.. i ORI. 7 Do. Newport., - . Id. par 4N. Counties Colon..'l non, MO I,ooor, PIAvAtITC4 DT ROLLOWAT's 01,110,7 AND PIUS. lyFs.der. r &Wit, Dor. If 12d. *North Staffortindre ..94 -E xtract of a letter, dated Cbastarain, January, 6, 1'+47.-"TI Pr 60 IStarg., Kir. te A y , ' WlNorth Wales ...... , 141K feesor Holloway.-Sir,-1 beg 69 OA& far your wrist/Was id • 6 10rot Northem ;21 4 North Western 1 information of the afflicted, tas period =ft your Manama of li %I Do.loa.aYortiistll4 flit O R L: . omit i lli e l l o} 17 bane effected on me. I have had a wir bed leg since Jell 36 101. StA di Weal I be..)117 kl. earned by a bruise, so much so, that amen NS la. TIM Mb_ , 100 Gt. NW of England. H 9 11 Rorke rid ildchaldr itt. to be sop re that amputation amid laim pi a irnio d. Ulm I 6 Do. New, 404. ... 53 65p. 30 . Utah Centro/ _127 20 Do. New. &It .... 37 331 a• li , Seottish Af idiand God, by th use of your invaluable COMOIIOIIIIIII li SSW PO 14 Do. New, 15i. .... 16# lay. 10 Do. New ... - h o tly healed and sound. (Signed) Jas. M. Duras, din 36 Greet w.sera 106 7 6 She.. Roth. e Goole. Id. Chesterton Dey.sehool." Sold by all L =Mbr, sal sli 60 O . aruml , l2 119. 6 Ore= I BD. dam A' * Holloway's Establishment, 214, Strand, 15 Do. arra ... 3 3#R 3 Do. do. Glass E.. .114 d. 20 Do. DIA* ...... - /9. 40 f,ral;V:',..; .............. 1 11d. 311 WINS. 7 Do. New, 17L 'l9 Hiedderrilnd.Mar7 Ip. IlliSoula Muffordeeirs. 11 lid. H ICTEa - "P t- 18 ' " ' 117 "tha r " .1.8 . 1 " 7 ".. 188 B ' n 'l4 060 lur WI.. i 7 I Do.. do.. Thirds . . ity. Ml South Sesioa•Doirr, 34 Necker, of a ammeter. 60 Xtll and edby 01 20 Do. do ... - .No.l I OW. MuMF9.6:Y.-cape, 6, at Nottatellla, near 8M11614. the win of J. E. 25 I Do.I Marrs 2361p. 17 Do. do. ....... ... 211/2 ileasfrey. Ls., of a Not • INGRAX.-Not 7,W IllacAlsOolltiorraLW, 00 wife eft:OS.3 WOOS na I 12# Do. sham 91 1 010. 16 Do do • 3 1 tl5 Ips.. .SL Edo& -6 W. 6# Do. d 0........... 1 MONCITON -ret. 4, at StreUttoball, hatford, 0“, sib al Oh iima r l2 Do. do. SE NonskA6 4d. a South Wa . .1 W. ' roTiocx *" . " - ceps . -..5. ts. NIN * 1 0 . S . " 1 " 14 al " 11 DwEltSc(lateet i i I W Lane. & Curfak lop. i IS 'iTlrrk Thar." Estomiore. "44B'l 00 18- ot No. 1, 'Upper IlLoatagaa•aweet, Itteaellesure, a•• 6 11, NAININth i 10 I Do. 72.irek ~_ 3 sL p ._ 17R/hones littera i Dnii 1 10 1 !l it Strand, of a wagerer. ,82 lainerlL&Yorta MAL 91 3 134, Waterford &hakes 9d. ANOW.-Sept 6. at Albwy, the wife of the Rer. N. haw, =VA ! . 38 Do. # Otani . 45 iW4W,RSoM., &Wel= 13 YoLLAND -rote sr hautrasposs , the wlei et Ceps. W. Y ' liDo. I Mara IAL 461 . Win. Stra.ne. re'rfos. loyal Earlserra, of a =ohms Do. EOM . _ . .. Do. Sixteenths .., (An. 10 Do. Edmiston ....14# CARTNR-WOODFORDIL-fhpe. I. at Ark= label, now= I . 7; Do. Thltde inagd 0110- d Do. Proferree. - 'lle II 100 0. T. Wiamberres at A.. Y. Caner , go.. II D. OletteA__ g _ .• I 34 Do. Liorryi.d . Lturyl Yank te N. Jiiikerild 7tl Cover Est , late N.Y.'S Canal for Ca: {sagas, ls Ash mason" • &I Dolludd,rlSPhhei Id. Par 26 Do. &Savior. . ... 13 HP. youngest reghter of F. Worker, Fog . 424 Oh, ll'h I Post/ &GoD 6 Do. Preerence ~.113# DitummoND-sumitir.--sepa 7, at tee et web of 04. mous , 82a Do. W. IL Pair fa, si Do. E.d . Ir.fig.E.e. 91 11)=. by rim Rev. I. H. Worsen, 0. DrlipplObi, Sp.. 44 1414 4 w1S ' 25 Do.Predond , IV toe 301374 resslOS RAILWAYS.' Mrlehtoe, to Nary, weeloil ,Loswlttef of We law S. Wan. 011.__. . , I 9 Do. i =axe . ... 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