The Express. — London, England, 1847-09-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1847. profitable job of it. The prisoner prepeeed that they should go with a letter, purporting to the from her son, who was abroad ; and when they had gained admiraion, they were to put a sack over her and Usher down, and if she resisted to cut her throat. ~mother meeting was arranged, and, in the mean time, ietormation was given to the police. When the y again met, Bennet introduced Whittaker, as willing to assist iti the job. The prisoner gave them orders on slips of paper produced, and they met on Tuesday morning, and were joined by a man named Griffith, who was partly in the secret, and they proceeded together to Stepney. The pri soner did not co to the house, but the others went, and, alter being at first answered through a wicket, were admitted and the old lady was so pleased at the letter that she gave them six crown pieces for their trouble ; with this they returni d, and gave two to the prisoner, who asked why they did not ransack the house, as they had gained ad mivance. The officer, who was near, was then called, but refused to take the prisonir in charge. They returned to the house and told the old lady that the letter was a forgery, and explained the case to her. She gave them 30s. for their trouble ; Itts. of this was given to the officer. On Thursday the officer called, and said if the prisoner could be found he would apprehend him, which he did on accidentally meeting him yesterday. The prisoner made a rambling denial of the charge, and was remand, d, Mr. Jardine gieing directions for the apprehension of the man Griffith, if he could be found. WORSHIP.STREET.—COMMITTAL OP A PUBLICAN.— J. Press, a deep:nen in the service of Nears. Truman, Han. bury, and Co., the brewers, and Mr. lt. Pratt, landlord of the Crown and Anther public-house, Cheshire-street, Beth nal-green, were finally exemined, the former charged with having stolen, and the latter feloniously received, a kilderkin of ale, the property of the above firm. The facts of the case appeared in our paper of Wednesday lase—Some further evidence of a purely formal character was gone into, and the prisoners, who expressed their intention to reserve their do. fence, were both fully committed ; but the magistrate con sented to allow the bail already put in to be extended for their appearance. SOUTH WA BK.—CHARGE OF ATTEMPTING TO POISON A WIFE.—J. Marshall was re-examined, charged with at tempting to poison his wife, by infusing tobacco in a glass of ale.—Since the last examination, a portion of the snuff purchased by the prisoner on the night it is alleged he had mixed the article in the ale which ho gave his wife to drink, was analysed, and was found so adulterated wi'h other ingredients as to render it comparatively innocuous. It was impcesible, however, to discover what quantity of the snuff had been infused in the ale; but it was stated by the medical man, that, had not the stomach-pump been promptly used, the consequemes might have resulted in the woman's death.—The wife, who appeared as an unwilling witness in the case, stated that she had no wish to press the charge that all she required was that the prisoner would keep sway from her, as she never intended to reside under the same roof with him.—The prisoner seseverated that he never had any intention of injuring his wife, and added that he bad only purchased a halfpennyworth of snuff, only a email portion of which he put into the ale, and that it was done more out of a foolish freak, when he was intoxicated, than to make her ill—that if such a notion es poisoning his wife entered his head, it would not be supposed that he would merely have dropped a pinch or two of snuff into the ale which abe drank.—Mr. Cottingham adjudged him to find 'sureties to r.ppear at the next sessions to answer the charge if the com plainant thought proper to prosecute, and that he should also make him enter into his recognisance to keep the peace. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVENING. The mercantile community was this morning sub ject to another severe shock, as regards the state of private credit We noticed, in our last City article, the very significant fact that the Consol market had experienced, in the course of yesterday, a sudden and most important decline, the cause of which could not be satisfactorily explained. The change, however, is no longer a matter of speculation. At an early hour of the forenoon to-day it be came a subject of notoriety, that the old and in fluential establishment of Messrs. Reid, Irving, and Co. had been unable to meet its engagements. By this calamity another name is added to those of the Bank direction who have been reduced, by the crisis, to a state of embarrassment. Sir John Rae Reid, _ . . Bart., has been long a director of the institution, and it is not many years since he filled the office of governor. The extent of the liabilities of the house cannot, at present, be ascertained, bat it must necessarily be very large. The struggle made to uphold its credit has been very severe during the whole of the week, and it was con fidently hoped, at one time, that its difficulties might have been overcome. It is understood that the pres sure, even so many days back as Monday last, was intense. From all accounts, the house suffers by its transactions with the Mauritius and Cuba, which involve an amount of capital little short of three quarters of a million sterling, so large are its depen dencies in those parts of the world. As East India and West India merchants, Messrs. Reid, Irving, and Co., were certainly among the first of their class. Consols were additionally depressed by the open announcement of this further and very serious case of suspension, particularly as it was feared that others of scarcely less importance might follow. The dis trust which prevailed was so great that apprehen sions the most gloomy, but, in many instances, the most absurd, were indulged in. The closing prices of Console were 85i for money, and 851 (buyers) for account ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. to 6s. prem. The foreign funds commanded as little attention as they did yesterday, unless it were on the part et sellers, who gave way to increased alarms, from the knowledge they bad that Messrs. Reid, Irving, and Co. have been for years acting as the financial repre sentatives, or agents, of several foreign governments. Brazilian Stock, 84; Mexican, 181 to 19;; Five per Cent. Spanish, 20.:. Three per Cent. Ditto, 29i to Z. Four per Cent. Dutch Certificates, 86 to I. No exchange business was done. Very consider able distrust was manifested both by the drawers and the takers of foreign bills. No one would buy, and, on the other hand, no one would sell, so as to be at risk even from one poet day to another. Amsterdam, 12 41, to 5; ditto (short), 12 1, to 2. Rotterdam, 12 4i, to 5. Antwerp, 25 80, to 5., Hamburg, 13 13 to Frankfort, 121; to 21. Paris, 25 65, to 73; ditto (short), 25 30, to 40. Vienna, 10 4, to G. Leghorn, 30 70, to 5. Messina, l 21; to ). Cadiz, 49 to 1. Lisbon, 53. Oporto, 534 to The returns of the liabilities and assets of the Bank of England for the week ending the 11 th instant show, as compared with those published for the week preceding, the following variations : Note issues £22,507,140 Actual circulation afloat 17,840,365 Public deposits Other delimits ..... 6,980,893 Sewn day, and other Oilbs Government securities—the MTe. Other securities Note, In mere. ........ 4,4613,575 Gold and silvered° and bullion 8,915,072 t,411 863 Boot 4,000,004 BANK OF KNOLAND.—Accocir for the Week ending Sept. 11. hers DIUMILTMENT. Notcniftmed 8ia,307,140 I Oorcrnment Debt.... D 1015.100 Other Gold Coln and 'Wilton 7.34,11.1 Either Bullion 1,0M0.00 =307,140 Government neeuritici Orland. lhact K'cight Annuity) ........ ,C11.63A,340 OtbaelecurltiM 17,8.0.364 N0te..... 4,0;473 liold and IlUe . r . (iolt;.. 1107,142 .307,140 RANKINfi Proprietors' 004 tal £14,:53,000 Re..t 4.0ta.i.004 Pubtle Deposita iincied. Esehaq., ger. Comm of IttrZ ' Debt. sod DD. Amts.) 8.165.782 Other Deposita 6,k10.113 deven-41%) and other Bills 814.4.511 £34.514,231 Sept. 18.1842. 3 Der Ct. Canal. Ames. 86j i.i New 5 per Cent. Ana., 112 Loop Ana., cop. Jan. 5.180). glut Ditto, 30 Years, cop. Oct 15, 1831, Ant Mao 33 Yeas, exp. Jan. 6,1806. 8 1116 Inca Boot* ALL, 2 pxn. k. 34,61 M. M ARS 11 AL L. Chief Caxhie4,Zr.l FUNDS. 18.118 Hood., under £l.OOO, pro. Mouth Sat Stock Old Aims., Idiot Bank Stock for Acct., 2011 Comolx for Acct.. 66164 Ex. BUN, 1:1,000, M., 6 2 6 pl. Ditto. L6OO, 4 8 3 pm. Small, 12 13 6 12 FUNDS. 4 Porer• PorkArilme Rood., 21 6 per Ct. BpaniAti Bomb, dl,. (rum NOT., I li M. 21.1. 3 per f.k. poid) Bonds, 2144 4 per CC Duty 018111alm. 66 STOCKS ABROAD. 7.• Mama ... _ FOREIGI 6 per Cent Brazilian Benda, 64 24 per Cent Equador Bond', 3 pe ' r Hezinan trip . Liitto. Ace-, Bea.. 39, 142 184 194 money, than any recent decline in the intrinsic value of railway property. MEETINGS. BOULOOlelit Alen A MIENS. Special Meet, of 1.0 , 1110“ Sluveholders.—Landon, eeptember 17.—Mr. Macgregor (Mairtnan of the South Menem) In the chair.— The meeting wan held to nominate s committee to cothaerate with the committee appointed at the meeting at Liverpool on the 14th Instant, In obtainieg a reform In the direction and manage facet of the company, and otherwise to prod et the internee of the proprietore—The Chairman, in opening the business of the meeting, stated that the principal part of the capital for the Bou logne and Arming Hallway had been mbecribed by the proprietors of the South }astern line, of which, in his new, it wee a prolongstWn or extenoim, and one of the great seems of revenue they had in view Isom that line was taiginally constructed. One mullion and a half of , capital had been pad op, five.oixths of which the Ithelieh pro prietors had contributed. It toss because they were diatatinited with the management of that capital that they were then met together. They required the directors to explain the ea tee of the delay which bad taken place in opening the line and to Metro, them bow the on eeyy wLich had not been expended In its eoneruction bad been em pcyea. There were two of the directors prevent, from whom they m t expect such ineirmation as they could give. The object sow was to appoint a committer to inquire into and report upon the management and mat proceediees of the board, and mine- whether the direction as at prweat constituted mut one to which the confidence of the pro rietore could be continued. A similar meeting bad already hen held in the north of England, where much of the Mock was held, at which certain rerolutions were pawed, which Mr. Beloe would now replete to them.—Mr. Bee* stated what haul occurred at the meeting held to layertema on the 14th lent. (reported in the Daily Nem* of the 15thj, and samplath - d of the capital netted cep—beyond what am received for the worka—being transferred from England, where it might have ben profitably inV4sted, to France where it was lyieg idle. The accounts Mowed a balance of cash in html (not wear aim) of 8,300,000 fror.c• Weide, 2,132,000 Blows balance at the bankers'. Here woe almost (new, of cash in hand, from • Melt little er to interne was derived.—Mr. Devearth, one of the directors preen, having been called upon by the Chairman, stated that from what lie had seen of the works, and the report of the engineer, he believed the line mold be opened to Boulogne early next ye tr. With regard to the funds, three must be some ntiotake in the report which Ltd hn-n quieted. 'lke directors had never had no mach c sit in hand as 3.000,000 franca. That amount referred to securities lying in the company's box, not cult. This was proved by a reference to the re port no pubashed originally in French, where it WAS entered as er emitic,; but in the English rendon, by a miatranolation, the word molt was sabotauted for securitiem. The bankers by whom the funds of the company were managed paid inter, st for the use of tee money varying from 21 to 4 per rent., according to the date of the market. Ile bad long felt ft deoirable that come r. feral in the direction should tithe place, and he had endeavaired to have it put down ev an neuter of the day for the next general meeting, that that subject should he takco into comideration; but that had been refereed. When he lot Prance he tell it his duty to call on the ehareholdere to take measure* for investigating the affairs of the company, in regard to Its management ' • and airs he had been in England be had can e:semi many of the m with that view, Ile had been anxious that ample DOWC of thin meeting should be given to hit colleague, in I Frthce, In order that they might he present to give each elplanalions as they might with, but that he bad found to be impracticable. Serioue differeueee of opinion had arben amongst the (Heenan, and certalu alterations had been made in the management, In coneequence of representations which he mid othere had made. Ilie connction, however, was, that a total reform in the constitution of the hoard was neeeraary. The Paris section of the direction, by whom the affairs of the company were managed, cornietM of three peewee at. C. lailltte ' M. Blount, and Nt. St. Paul, the first two being the b anker, who had the control of the cemthany's hand.. Such a constitution he considered unsound in principle, and anomalous in practice. lie had jemmied to alter title, and had suggested, at the meeting in Augu-t, that it should be a subject for discussion, as an order of the day, at the next meeting in October, that three additional members mailing in Faris should be added to the board. Ile h tit, however, received no answer to that proposition, and inferred it had been refmni. By the law of France it wan not nomenary that the resident directors should to Frenchmen. Ile also thought it would be deeirable—and in this be found he was mpported by every shareholder he had spoken is in England transfer the neat of the ditectors from l'aie to Boulogne. This would require an aPeration of the statutes, which might easily be obtained Iron the coulee of Mate. Boulogne would be the more convenient place for the obareholdere to attend, and abo for the efficient management of the Line. Ile had received a note from Mr. Bthenciale, another of the English directors, who woo unable to attend, offering to anoint in the objects of the meeting.— Capt. Meade, the other director present, confirmed generally the views and etatementh of his colleague; and in answer to venom qua tions, it was explained that the securities upon which t h e capital had been lent were principally bike on Paris or Lyme homes, endorsed by Lutlttee, the tanker.. Ivy the law of France the company were ob liged to make the calls in the fleet Instance, which mss the came afro much more capital being accumulated than was required to defray the expctee of the works front time to time. The engineering difficulties at two or three loins of the line which haul muted delay (one of which was at Abbeville, where the line, interfered with the fondle:a- Bono, about which the Ferech goverment, though enriching bat little importance to them before, had become exceedingly jealous risen the difference with England 1a regard to the Spanish marriages) were now nearly surmounted, and in five or six weeks it was expected that the line would be completed to Nene., about nix or emit miles front Boulogne, and throughout by the beginning of 1848. The money in hand woe emceeing to the engineer, more than sullicient to fluish the works. It was alleged by some of the shareholders that the con tractor for the earthwork, Mr. Mackanate, had been instructed not to proceed no tut, and that he had been put mel,. delayed by the con tractor for the masonry. Thin, however, was denied by bath Captain Tyndale and Mr. Devaux, though It wes admitted that one of the sub engineers haul told the contractor he was going too fast. The contract to the masonry was not given, es usual, to the cm:retrieve fur the earthwork, home. e in this can his price for it mat much higher than that of a competitor.—Mr. Pritchard, a shareholder, inquired whether the Paris directers had not more interne in the Rouen and Havre and Dieppe and Ileum lines than in the Boulogne and Amalie t —Mr. Devout said it was true that M. Laflue was chairman of the Rouen and Haere, and that M. BI .unt was a director of the Dieppe and Rouen ; but it wes not considered by the former that than would be competing lines with the Boulogne and Amiens). The large amount allowed to the Paris directors fur their attendance, and their manner al transacting thc beainese of the board —ternetiMeal the whole businese beteg performed by M. Blount or M. Laßue, bath of whom are part ners in the house of C. Loam and Co., the company's hankers—were also subjects of animmivention by several oltarchedders ; sad an opi nion was pretty generally expressed in favour of removing the seat of the directors to Itoulogoe on being more convenient to the great body of the shareholders. The following resolutions were carried unani mously I. That thia meeting of ehareholders will not exonerate any of the directors of the Boulogne and Amiens Railway front their responsi bility as nudecn of the property of the company. 2. That s 0011111144.3 of shareholders be formed to protect the Interest., of the shareholders, consisting of the following gentlemen, with power to add to their numbers ; —Messrs. J. Macgregor, M. L. Pritchard, M. Warren, J. Broaden, hi. Utley, W. Oliver, W. G. Thompson, and Ronald. 3. That it be an injunction to the committee to ',mensal in what manner the cash balances of the company have been, and continue to be, em ployed by the director., and generally to offer to the proprietors their sume snow, for the improvement of the stetutes and management of the company:—After a vote of thanks to the chairman the meeting separated, and thee xamittee at noes estert d upon their duties. IMMINGHAM AND OXFORD JUNCTlON.—Actoetrried Spe cial Meeringh—Btratingliarri, Sept. 17.—Mr. P. 11. Monte in the chair.—The chairman having intimated that in mosequeoce of cer tain arrangements between the litigant parties, it wee propoved to further adjourn the promedlnge, to,. Morley rote and raid that in pursuance of the arrangements referred to by Mr. Monte. it would he waneoemary fur him, to enter into observations not immediately within the mope of the proceedings on which they had assembled. An agreement had been entered into between the Great Western Com pany and the parties opposed to the pro:cedilla.; and the confoquenee was that two putts had been filed in Clianeery—one by the Great Western Company against the shareholders to enforce the performance of the contnset which had been entered into, the other by the Marc. holder. against the directors; and it had been mutually determ , ned that the suits at Mime should come on fur bearing before the Lord Chun- cello at the earliest possible period, and the real question at issue would be decided it was that question which he Lad alweye con tended woo the basis of the whole dispute, namely, whether the wale made on the Orb of December was a valid one or not. In the event of that decision being baulk to these shareholders with whom he wan acting, the Great Wader, Comp my would not eeperience any hostility Iran b;m to the carrying out or the at rengements, nor would obstacles be thrown in the way by him 60 long as there was a purpose to fairly and properly carry out the agreement; at the fume lime, in the event of this being in any manner departed from, he risereed to himself the right to take any course be might deem expedient under the ultra cacummancee which might be adopted. The cults could not I now come on for hearing before the 2nd of November, but If, as he believed would be the cam, all the par tics concurred in ailiciteg an early decision, that would he obtained on an early day, probably rot later than the 15th of November—to the day after will• b it was pro weed to aojourn this me Log. It was (he mid) widen the know ledge of the directors that et a board meeting he had intimated his purport to move that thin meeting adjourn to Liverpool, but in conse quence of eircumehment which had once taken place, he alluded eepe eially to the efforts which had been made by the chairman and some of the directors to bring about certain arrangemenM, be waived his right to change the pia e of meeting from a feeling or respect to Mr. Monte, and a eispedition to consult hisconvenienee and the convenienee of other gentlemen on the board of directors. Ile had• word to say upon another eubject—cne not referred to in his re. solution ; but he wished to make this publiciteclaration of his opinion, that not only ought calls not to be paid, but that shareholders ought not to be called upon to pay them under existing circumstances, nor until the matters now in dispute Lad been decided. Mr. Money con cluded by moving "That this meeting he, and the same is hereby, ad journed until Tuealav, the 10th day of November neat, at 3 o'cOck in the afternoon at Dee's Bond Hotel. Birmingham, when the conside ration of all and singular the matters mentioned and referred to in the requieition of the lath dayof April last, under which this meeting is held, will be resumed if neot scary."--Me. J. M. Persona amended the resolution, which was put by the chairman andpmeed unanimously. AIRDRIE AND lIATROATY.—A /MHO/ difeeting.—Olasgow, Sept. 14.—Mr. J. L. Ewing in the chair.—Tne directors' report con tained a mirnitive of their proceedings in parliament Lot session, and an intimation As to the directors and auditor who went out in rotation. In addition it contained the following passage aspect:al intereot "As explidned in the report to the last half-yearly ordinary meeting:a deed of transfer and conveyance m favour of the Edinburgh and Ulaegow Company was prepared and submitted to their agents for revisal, but it has not yet been dually adjusted. Your directors were of opinion that that company was bound, at one and too same time with delivery of the deed of transfer, to execute and allocate the stock provided for by the act, and accordingly a elaiwe wee inserted in the draft, bear ing that such mock had been created and allocated. To this datum the agent of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway Company objected, and struck it out, inserting in its place an obligation merely to create such stock after the delivery of the conveyance. On tlde point your director. have taken the opinion of eminent counsel, and are advised that the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway Company ere bound, eimultanewialy with receiving delivery of the deed of transfer, to create end allocate stock and deliver certilicates to the shareholder. of the Airdrie and Bathgate Junction Railway Company, in terms of the net, and that your directors are not hound or entitled to grant the conveyance, on a mere recital therein of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Company being bound de Moro to do ao. Your directors have, therefore, air! as advised by counsel, called on the Edinburgh and Glasgow Company, under form of notarial protest, to create and allocate stock In exchange for, and simultanc Dusty with, delivery of the deed of traneftr and conveyance, in terms of the statute."— The n tiring directors were Weer, A. Buchaaan, J. Reid, and A. Bergen. On the motion for .their re-election being made, a -enter.motion was made that Meant 11. Dublop,J. O. Adams, and •-e, be elected in their room. Hereupon 10068 the following Par Lessext. 8. es. Is. Born • N:ehesi- Paris and Orleans i 1120 1115 - ME -- ; 11137 W Pans and Boutin ddl 50 840 Sal 25 877 40 Boren and Havre. 522 30 625 6.12 60 615 1633 to A On. se Mareeffitei 612 60 KO 617 60 WU 615 Sunsboura and Usk.. 103 Caning I I lersoni .... 522 ao AG' ta 76 61 . 5 635 Bonlissux ...... 425 I 425 427 30 425 . 427 60 North ...... bid 25 6OO 603 420 25 603 76 BUSINESS OF THE F.NS VINCI WEY.K.- (From BarievoyChrmiele.) Mgermi.s.-Ambentate. Nottingham, and Boston-Sept. RI, Not. Brigham • Midland Great Western (1.)-'ept. 24, Dublin; Stirlir.g and Dunfermline-Sept. 21, Glasgow; Waterford and Limerick- Sept. 22, Waterford. Tolima. ton LOANS.-Aberdeen-Sum. of not leas than WI., for 3 years and upward", at 41 per cent. per annum, pay able half-yearly; Caledonian-Sums of not lees than 3001, at 5 per cent. per annum, fur 3 or 5 years; East Lancashire-sums of not 1,. than 3001., for 3 or 5 year., at 5 per cent. per annum ; Eastern Counties-Sums of not legs than 5001., at 3 per rent. per annum; East ern t'nion-:'11111,1 of 1,000/. and upwards, at 3 per cent per annum; Edinburgh and Glaggow-Loans on debenture., for 3 years, at 5 per cent ; Edinburgh seed Northern-Loans on debenture., for 3 or 5 yea., at 5 per cent per annum ; Glasgow, Barrheal, .red Neil stem-Sums of not le. than 3004 ter 3 or 5 year.,, at oyarr cent. per annum; Great Wmtern-Sutras of not Las than 1,001'!. for 3, 5 or 7 years, at 5 per cent- per annum; Ilud dendeld and 31ancliegter-gums of 5.04 and upwards, for 3 years, at 5 per cent.; and sums of 1,0001. and upward., for 7 years, ;it is per cent.; Lancashire and Yorkshire (late Manchester and Leeds)-Sums of not less than 1,0001., tor 3 or 6 years, at 3 per cent. per annum : Lancaster and Ca:We-Sums of not lien than 3061, for 3 or 5 bars, at 5 per cent. per annum ; Leeds and oans on mortgage or debentures, at 5 per cent. ; Landon, Brighton, and South Coast-Sums of 1,1001. and upwards, for I to 7 years, and corns of 3001 to 1,0001., for 3 to 7 years, at 5 per cent. per annum ; London and North Western-Even sums of not leas than I,ooe/., fur 3 years, at S per cent per annum. (Huddersfield and Manchester Section), sums of net le. than WI., tor 5 year., at 3 per cent. per annutu ; London and South Western-Sums of not le. than 1,00411., for 3 or 5 years, at S per cent per annum, payable halLyearly ; Elan chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire-Loans on debentures, at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum, interest payable half-yearly; Manchester South Junction Sod Altrinclam -Stuns of not less than 3001., for 3 or 5 years, at 5 per cent. per annum ; Midland-Sums of not lc. than 1,0001., for 3 or S years, at 5 per cent. per annum ; Newmarket-Sums of not less than 5001., for 3 years, at S per cent. per annum ; Norfolk-gums of not leas than 1,5.4., fur 3 years, at 3 per emit per annum; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhamehe-For 3,5, or 7 years, at 5 per cent. per annum; Scottish Central-Sums of not legs than Sea, for 3 or 5 year., nt 5 per cent. per annum ; Scot tish Midland Junction -Sums of not less than 300/., for 3 or S years, at 5 per cent. per MINIUM, payable half-yearly ; York and North Mid land-Sums of not lots than 1,0001., for 3 years, at 4 per cent per annum, payable half-year y. D1V1.U.1111.-Briatol and Exeter-11. 13e. 9d. per 1001. share; Glasgow, Paisley - , and Ayr -At the rate of 7 per cent per annum on the consolidated and guar.uiteed consolidated capitai stock, and on the 40!. Hours; and a; the rate of 5 per tent per annum on the amount called upon the 251. shares; Glaecow, Paisley, and Greenock-At the rate of 0 per cent. on the preference aims.; 7s. lid. on the 25/. shares; and 3a W. on the IN. 10s. shares; (heat Western-4 per cent for the half-year; Hartlepool Dock and Railway-At the rate ot 8 per cent. per annum ; Hull and Selliy-2/. ag. od. on original SOL shares, and i t.. 4s. od. on each half elan; London and Blackwell - le. Gd. per share (clear of Income tax) ; Lanes- shire and Yorkshire - 21. 17s. sd. per share en the original 1001. shares ; Gs. Id. on the 501. shares ; 4a. 4 : d. on the 81. Se. or sixteenth altars; oe. 3d. on the 251. &ham. ; Os. 61. on the 20!. shares; and 31. Ss. Id. on the fuel. Manchester, Bolton, and Bury stock; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire - At the rate of 3 per cent, per annum on the Shef field and Manchester 1.19. char., and 71 per cent on the Sheffield and Manchester preference quarter shares; Mary-port and Carlisle-13a. en the SOL shares, and Is. Gd. on the quarter dorm ; Norfolk-37. on every lOU/. of capital -trek, and Is. on each of the new 201. shares; North British -124.6 d. on original and cones& dated Datheith branch stock, 251. shares ; and Is. 6d. on Dalkeith branch stock, IL shares; Scottish Midland Junction-Half-yeses interest. Sept. 20: Tendon and Blackman no SepL 22; Newport, Aberga. t 3; Pari. and Lyon-50t. (Ina 7.8 tole-It. on the new IW. COMMISSION OF LUNACY. A commission de lunatic° inquirendo was opened yester day, at the Gloucester Hotel, Brighton, before Mr. Commis sioner Barlow and a special jury, for the purpose of inquiring into the state of mind of Miss Jane Montgomery, a lady sped 31, residing at 83, Grand-parade. The commission, which was unopposed, was taken out at the instance of Mr. E. Martin, of Birmingham, an uncle of Miss Montgomery. The latter, under the will of her father, James Montgomery, Em., late of Brentford, Middlesex, is entitled to the sum of 3,6151. 3s. 9d. Three per Cent. Consols, 1,5661. Three per Cent. Annuities, and also to 5501. From the evidence of the medical and other witnesses, it appeared that the sub ' ject of this inquiry was the eldest daughter of James Mont- gomery, Evi., a Brentford, who died in 1841, at the asylum of Mr. Newington, at Ticehurst, Sussex. Miss Montgomery had at an early age exhibited symptoms of a disordered in tellect, and when about 19 years of age it was found neces sary to plate her under the care of Miss Susan Sophia Wood, the proprietress of a lunatic asylum, Elm-grove, Ilan well, and subsequently she was placed under Mr. L. Byass, of Cucktleld, with whom she still re mained. The commencement of her malady was marked by disregard for dress, obstinacy of manners, and unclean habits. Occasionally she employed herself in writing letters to gentlemen she fancied were in love with her ; at other times she would sit for hours playing with a feather or a doll. She had acme destructive habits, parti cularly in respect to books, which she would invariably cut to pieces whenever they came into ber poisession. It was with some difficulty she could be prevented from going to bed with her clothes on. She was under the delusion that she had been paying visits to the Queen at Windsor, and that her Majesty had promised to return the visit. Also, that her deceased father and sister were alive, and had re cently been to see her. When asked if she could manage her affairs, she would reply, " Oh, yes, they are beautiful ; they are set in gold." Miss Montgomery, on her introduc tion to the jury, by her answers to the questions of the learned commissioners fully bore out the evidence, and after she had withdrawn, the jury, without hesitation, found " That Miss Jane Montgomery was of unsound mind, and incapable of governing herself or her affairs." POLICE.-YESTERDAY, SPORTING. DONCASTER RACE-I.—Tut .DAY. Considering that there are no great winners on the St. Leger, and that betting of late has been on a very reduced Peale, we were prepared to expect an easy settling, and loch was the general feeling ; it is, however, a proof of the weak state of O. - - , er market, that not one account in fir ... Aka. pat irtjoas nag to " thi be stigmata meta jbod aka? sad majOgiog IZMart. ond aryttr aseemaaa ti *gm, GUILDHALL.— Viotti:at ASSAULT. —Yesterday, E. Jones, residing in Alderegate-buildings, Alderagate-street, was charged with assault.—Mr. J. Torrance, of No. 6, Syca more-street, Old-street, stated that on the previous evening, between eleven and twelve o'clock, he was returning home with his wife and a Mr. and Mrs. Prescott, when the prisoner kicked one of the 'females (who were walking in front of witness and Mr. Prescott). He remonstrated with the pri soner, who knocked him down for his iaterference. His wife interfered and received the same treatment. On wit ness getting on his feet he was twice knocked down again, and the prisoner then ran away to the house where he re sided. While down on the ground he received a 'severe kick on the head front the prisoner.—Eleanor Prescott, of Syca more-street, stated that she was walking • little in advance of the last witness and her husband, se eompenied by Mr. Torrance. The prisoner tried to posli against the latter lady and herself, when she pulled bar as one aide, upon !which the prisoner gave her a violent g Z r "I r d" ' 3 ; ,' `. u're rro . r ... t e 717 . I . /:.` re r A" . 01 . , e d mr;:= ; l7 nrse wi t ness ‘VI:C;C - 016 . ' lit; re - .;;;iisiii . i.«;:i;iii.E ili - e -- pri- rants, Sam IL I y r ! I WIN' been quit, uncooseinus of the severe operation be had under- Boner, who knocked him down for his raterferenee. His We believe that this le the ant Me of ether being coed during wife interfered and received the same treatment. On wit- P °T ., •-• • • Irllgatnre of a large artery, ha Ames. Ceuta 7 -- 4 . 5 ' 4 -1". M r "' I.'"' n m cl" 7 tree r: t e Pnmedwg` ........-....-• 74 „,.,,,.. 7 ~77 7 - i - w -f tdopt. a. ,ibi. - t - th ;; 27 ' d ):::: — 7 , ...::: ,D.... .. :rn i,,, it. .. tnhk ., :b . j . : i i 1 - . . N ig e. icu c c .u. - -- A - csitbh -' . .• 1. 1 4 4,...5 . i ..,, T S ti; : N ii ;l iip :2l in r- .} 71 , ;:: riv r:5 . 1 , 1• 14 !...- tt s: i tt. 4,,. . , r , ..... ,. . , : t ir ; d..ii . ..,: b. ot ,,tlagiter • infilielabg . 1.,, a ts, ter, ma that they had East ru Counthk ....• 12,27 9,964 Ida a at WiAii. ' iii go - Auld, William Tennant, Est cowmen. • .. ... L"' Bailwa but still7a the i tbirikaidem of Pldinher,th A GlAi... 4.191 6,11 Norfolk 1 ~ 1 ,_. 1r• ' 113 26 H 3 75 Iss se 111 0 70 Mato* amdallahrlf Y. eras ariumlaw were t lasm hria A Ayr.. 2.7.2 2.465 North British . -.. 2,640 2.94 TP .,... :NN - .. „ 45E-54 , H.,........ „ 1,ER.-Begt. 4, 16, In Load., H . T y eer.../.l 4l l dw ' ine i t. nee getting on his feet he was twice knocked down again, m Ito. ......! .. 1 . .. N : 13 .... ... hmig hmu kg rosa keitstimash irwa ssmassasted adow.i..... with that ti osin im pany, sad *air the he 0 u 1a5e n.. ., 8‘ Pa15.... b ..t a 11 w r0........ 2. 1,33 05 7 : I_,234l s tr ath e ti l ikof y .o :Cb aa g....... .. : 1.0„4, 612 Ts -- and the runner then ran away to the house where he re- 4 Do. ....... ~ 1, „ c Ruben. on Eanewa r 26 2111 pt. SPORTING. sided. While down on the ground he received a iievere kick maw. means ammumy; he las thught If any al da ma G . . 4 .".. .Grea ... wtt ., 'cote ‘, .rn , ......, .. 21,914 ,20,62P . rieu ... th 5, 41.4, ww , _ _.. 11. 112:47, IT: a tT nt li l t lY):ll..4l' . : l l , o 3 .2a - 14 1 : 1. 7. 1 n i r,... ' e n . 1 A - 0. - . : c( trept. :... 1: 7 " . 1 : 67. e57b,,5A: 14 . 1 r ,.....01 . tr : ti stll l4 ,,, eroo .a"4 ,f 4 b w.,'. ll :,. lealni. them aimadmilers who win mot elareholdare et as illishargh end ""'"`" - -.•"•••"••••• • - 1•••• • tvo ••• •• •••• •• •on the head from the prisonce-Eleanor Prescott, of Syca. 0 . 10 . 9,104 , I too , I l Nista laths Lancaster A thrlisle. I 6PO -1:.. DONCASTER RACES.-Titt ie.AY. more-street, stated that she was walking a little in Do. 6,1942. HO} It ier hissiew ltaihnip, wail hays great amass Is east their tater- 1,,,,„,„„,h,,.„, A y,,,.ka,: 11 : ci 17.714 *IF '--• - • • •....- 88 0 7 4. , J. Price, 1.N. , of the true Plnee. li Ca' ealtheamand• Ms . 8.4 Mr. Ill t rr,Tonarream ." is r, a mal geablit at s a i ll I.l" ether it ehare- kfin- Lon " ..lo thm oaa k IB W isett ' alli 4 1 T :1ST f1 44." ..iti I Y ' °"c uti7k l"l'i N :: : " D ' j:11;"m.k. ... 1 1 2 :'•' '' .1-I " . ' ''' '. Considering that there are no great winnips on the St. Leger, and that betting of late has been on a very reduced advance of the lot witness and her husband, to W. 1 2 ... .. I raenteres asad. -6 , fore galled by Mr. Torrance. The prisoner tried to scale, we Wen prepared to expect an easy settling, and such l II,' mi l . ~,,,,. ii....Th ,,,„.. ce ,,,,. 7 , 3 i. ,„ : 7 „. „ . . holden who Amid sears a the Mink apart the laterfarenee sou the general feeling ;it is, however, a proof of the weak push against the latter lady and herself, when she pulled p...„ 1 ,.. u , Co ul son ', gcch of cL. g in a hhh. u riat., : k l l l l ,.. of thc Edlnhweglp and Mum dhaelera, setae as helmet of ••••'.. ...v In 't :T". he 110 - vai et E l4- xelam, l" 4, lb' se.. ", t 't4' 7,l. "'vv. theprisoner gave her a • olentls rte I Debella, 116.Excliange oafedoe. 46 60.101. the Edinburgh ean,___Playsw 0114112 awy sutra al the of tiro nl.l le E.--Dept. 11 at elllturt, MGT. the erea° —" mhier d J. 111*‘.. Stahl of the money market, that not one account in five was ner on one side, upon which g the Airdrie rid COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. My settled ; one party is bit to the extent of 9,0001., the kick-she corroborated the statement of the last witness.- bl vmansit, e . s pi er tto . 14.. Th -A ree ct. Debt, u. T7oand_ . af a r per Cana 614 non audb „.....p. d . chm *ma= the eke- wwn „ on, T. Conk H 4.. 16, c of .., tof which amide over for the present. It will be The policeman said he saw nothing of the assault, bat he , °K 1:3.: , „h.. cc. per 7 , A Ze t. ; I. MN ltelw.i _1n.!1.1, _ _ Your par auguy. . inquired a otssart.o E.-MI:WINO -LANE, 8 RPT. 17. - Th e public CV N E.-Dopt. 16, at Qtailln. mwr C1 , 17.: 4 1 10, '1 1 1 t 0d A .1 A N . ; . - .g , tielit7 , l , 4 . , ch. st r th m. e Par 4.61. ,. Aden Cliele o . 81 ' h C. 6). " ti use Hieldala elf the dltallel• at thallolllllllll7 1111 II lelleter between also have been large to•dmy-vis. • sugar, 100 birds. West India, 4,000 Nors t oou cror . o . middi,,,, s , sa‘al 11. ... . h . g o okt saw a great quantity of blood flowing from Mr. Torrance, , c, ri i,,,.ami bifg, IN mou e ,: C a lm, e„,„ pi,' • ,'. pe a, r e .4. that ...., e s i d ia,.. o am n ,,,...,,,_ =believed that so large a deficiency . created no small who had been obliged to have the greater part of his head Id mosey : Ditto. Timm puOmm, Ille=st Imo. I sg a ms , ce sitar .., kw w ow b g . .g o .474:1 0 , C =1.. stun, A. Butts. 554, rf 'llll.llGwenienoe. The grade amount lest is said to be little M 30,0001., a comparatively small sum for so great an shaved in consequence of the wounds he had received in krd,Zl l2 ini !'r.."..t,mft,...jr...4••• lIALL.-Sept. 13, in alnailobarraekr. ) . • „cc of Y. Li Mils gait.. 3.44. , but even of this It is di ffi cult to find out the winners. falling. The preoner was very drunk.-The prisoner, in ii,, - , - .7,„, 8,1,-, ir.7.,r„,an i ., yt.. ... O m , ig, . B . d , ths4 as the Aruba at Or andahrevelteltway *sway haw ham smadmsd ; ussetran that wag eared band buyers; 450 b w " ,- "T - q - y .- " 14 1", onftMtt ig ii. a Ina sal at defence said, that while proceeding home he wee accosted by Loki ; &mien Ist Soria leseril).• 11* ; Sae emd be, ntoi el. = aim lb* err b eNt 4 Oat omega& ,mod net a m Ulla Wa ft leas slid Ita7 m i as prleate toursea making 1,900 Hid& , con MU": Wm Inman. Ike musk hpyw upm lb. i=gbiwch . he .2 b.. i rld if. ionm enid that bill ui rlto lluvidu4 .. Klag pm. ; ....... 1 1 :: ,....8 V 81 R1Z . „ ..I. l . o : o 4oo o go b: t le r t er i .4.14 .1a 0 7, dib1 ar . S p e lT h i iii FO c: X .t2 -6 , : m g e t. tb.: ll, 7 , 1... 5, Pat .a.d i1Wn, 34. the Res. J . Fos . ..,7104ee J. ; mat 0... ton wills Only 1,2001. in addition to the stake .. Th. 0.6 , ue ma _ aft maw . warcdtair . shmarbeut= ritsicasimicsinua 4 fre iptit tne semis a at mr tbc dv aloar tvit onait i ti n it k A dor M l , ': ll l :4 ) , -h f ik 'C o arn m u" hilrbße. 4 : l l. Wll laged wa g 9 : .1. Mk J . is l b • Ante, ~..w.l the . two females , and, in endeavouring to reptiles them by Pow* Berle& 01 ; ratto , Ce lll f.. OT4 Ne. rollv p. PuOsta Has . awe 11 . 6 , 1141 " 1 " 4 . 61 l b " "w ad " lo ollidai st : Isle illi Ilde s 7 Rdia. . he tbe week s,. aeLtbe via arafag er 01, slaw ); and we do not hear itf any other purling them as%de, the two men immediately attacked and n e0. ,..• '*„; 9 " 4141 • C ,„ 0 .. 11 891 , • ..,g. ) , N , mi s o m mo y mn ik a Toe. Ono. ' • part Lt *hoes FAB' . ex , ceed , 2,0001. ~.the " the pu . blic," thereforte., a...1w him , liis lip was much cut, but he had no wit- coma, tb; Dutch Act NSA laollllla, 66; Ma berightwdatigaWasiONNl^ Bll •Walaiha odd KIK Ila et lauleall Ma' sacl agelarty mho a Asks lower ; ° l4lHary.' l road 1n'Ti;11151 .. f30 ..... N. T.m .5ag. 1. 2.1. 11 Telt- ii b i-c h :g. r f l all., 1-- - tad be " thrown tn, for in no ante way IS the amount nem/ to prove his statement -The prisoner was fi ned di. or New FeW Pee Oelltk• 8 0 : theirmers. awl Ow ali at Ibitli as Or km or Om Mat eel Yid MAL ; llsolibeight la 114 OK N. TY rice was chiefly Of M. ••• - --"-- J. '' •be eiceeeted for. We t, then, that the settling was dr dons la imit.-W. lbilibuint ail OW Os Meow was ihat larking", tad Ai am wok of K . Med 10. note rod Gee; yet books are already opened on the Cesare- two math ,' imPTinitliment lietareeivereloomentsligtimilimmusla Int togsveloirtio IL. ; Armen sold at ' vita? and busloads on future events generally . proceeds as if BOWSTREET.-Cussoa ow CONSPIRING To DEMMER. RAILWAY NEWS. 81/4 ant bil 3: . Waldo ail that wan Win a a tan Tell abet all Assisi as admit' aof 20e. per tun gugaki:L._iwo, ig. a t s o meltaisagease, la Jir m.. Iwo , velvet" The racing this after - -J. Robinson was charged with attempting te incite C. taut soli ast trut his LK awl : Oleg 1111•11 r ssid;a st gr p p, per ch which wc . KkA c T . eo 6 -dentr i. a H. l2 d .. t et CheISIGHWN . L 42. Ithh l B4 . l s uc i, l3 7' . S ir .. L ...0. 11 11.1 : . • .".. '. : lk= "ng eto4 4, 4. had in b i n ait o y n , but two of e th wu e st m akez e b e r d ought Bennet and T. Whittaker to rob and murder ea ell widow The pressure of sales in the share market become ..._dalare__.afla_ m itrarloc.._.peresa- ..... ......5tr. mbets i ses" / " .. _ sirs= la musbni * lI AI L i r s it i r ma i b . saki c d B4l. I°. " Mk 13. " I ` .l. lt. " .n • mallii C. . tin' dftiCetC/ with named Farquhar, living at 4 Omar sorest, INsproy, who more perceptible from dry to be ds c y o , me and iecei bayerl wisa. mooda ti. 7 1, 1";:j - - W - add.p w rib i ja=g, s tr ia ....... lalleltv ia l le :ra t. i._ are, EX Me add =I, 104.. i.., lu h.a y herp, n ot tu MP trlthe . 5. s' SI . 11Seelleakif 'brevity ; the weather, however, was extremely was supposed to power a soriiiiretlie eau of marl. Os ... u . __ ; ,...„, es and A. ( st e m ma s. moderate. The lint event Friday work B.nad 1.81 ille10.1 " 4 *ll 7 lll w h o bl ud ka" , 4.1 ilis — . L7sltTth"; ordinary, . the result . of watt d ootadesee, _PT Bbab,,,Z -7 s• he . 4 .7...*" ..-- 60 : 1 7, 11 •=ibilmmismitiii -ald liw or -- the - akide ls et 1 ferit ilii; l i ellver is- , T i . e! i l °w-h id. 7 , 11 : 61. l II ' "" Per " ; ail l iat "°'" a° "" 67 ` ; ‘ l2 : 1710.1 0. 131 : 6 6.1 4 t re1a5i0a W 5 ...... ".4 2. ,,..W 8 121111 11 4 M tea M i nt%slk over, the running commenced at half-put old lady, who lived quits ikon, el aim, with- deal of money:; that she lived sigma and might make a and indi ruiner severity of the pressure for Bahama, and he shad* algae to mom so, sad SU AR.-The Avenge of Boger the produce of the eaaa ae at 1••••. la b.*. 81 1rwmaaws IA SC' lawnwah Vagina nuestig British ?oatcakes la tualatted hum the returns made la us otiii et ue....., Cense a I 11111 transocsione of the Edinburgh and Clargow Company, nth which this oompainy had nothing to do.—Mr. Watkins said he must then refer to the record, and it would be fount that the tranefens bore on the face of them that uo acknowledgment was given Gar the staires."—After the vote had been taken, Mr. Watkins demanded • acrutiny, and the meeting adjourned till the 22nd inst., when the scrutineers use to report WILSONTOWN. MOILNINOMDZ, AND COLTNESll.—t i e r ial Meetiov.—Glasgow, ' gow Sept. 14.—Mr. J. liouldsworth In the . Tbe Chairman tuoved, and Mr. Blackburn seconded, "That the agree ment had before the meeting, proposed to be entered into between thin company and the Ed! nburgb and Glairow Railway Company, for effecting the amalgamation of the two companies, be now, and the am* is hereby approved of and hinflrmed in every particular; and that the directors be authorised and empowered to own and seal the woe on behalf of this company, and alto to apply to parliament, in the neat mama for the requisite powers to carry the said agreement into effect, with any alterations therein thee may catiaider ex pedient, and for such other purpose s in ri laiten thrteto es may be found advisable." The motion was onanimouffy agreed to.—Thc Chairman then moved, and Mr. Blackburn seconded, " I. That the tompany du now create sad resolve to mime the rum of 33,0001., the amount not already created of the total capital of 6.5,0001. uuhurLad by the Wits ntown, Motningaide, aired Columns Railway (listhgate branch) act, 1816.-2. That the stock of 5.i seed. now created shall be divided into 700 sham of 50f. each, nominal value, and shall be disposed of by the direct r% to ouch an extent. at such times, and on such terms as they may deceit advie.,blc; and shall be payable at this call, in terms of the provisiono of the company's acts.-8. That in dispueing of the chores, the directors are rtqueotyll to Dave in view the terms of the agreement between the company and the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway Company, for an aruelira motion with theta." These resolutions also were tan-nimously agreed to. SHARE LIST.-LONDON, SEPT. 17. Nors—The quotations of Ilnoi In Kornan iltiractcni duonte actual transactions : thomi tit lines In Bulks wilt:Ns pric,a PAID. PAID. 71 so Valley 8 .liir.lrol. & . Valley Is & 0.2.1 - urd 84 ItirLLnicktik-Inwe. iataala Par Si az In I Id. pat It M. Lo w 11 - a(loo.LtI•11 13 14p. Iln. 140 U. .. 0111 p. D0.4ta.0h..11.d.1 . 1.:0 a!,til D0.101.141.,31.1,11. 61 b,L4 D0.D.a.114...11 II 4p. Lon u;/., enellon.ll London k 8. We.tern. STI 8 Nn Um/. othea Do. Now, coa. .... I Do. N. 4ut. .. .151. 04r Do. Coal. Tenths.. 51 bl) Do. do. Tenths . .12d. par Do. Scrip, Wt..... O. p.‘r Ller ilan.,tholrebot, kat t. :W.4 1 0.44. landiedo.&Colow'no .11wo. Dart. & .114.111:;4. 31.thelt. &Southway. 14. Midland . 1 14 1/0. 4of. .114roa .... if 311 D0.801.40ar5.. . tit s ! 1 Do. Dina. L • Do.C.Rot.4:lla.tan. Liu 122 Altd.ll4. We*. fresh New:l4lo & Dent .31130] . n.. v.....• I 02, 5 1110510n,litam..,&111nu 76 thief oi and t-reter 15 no. Third, 105104001a0..... 21 110. 5 share* W.l Owlet. flu 78i Clarence ...... 10 I Do. hi C..6per CI. 10 Do. lel 13., 6 per f C 10 Do.Gor.Loan4p 20 DlAbliNt k Jlll.l. 121. DtuurbilkkEttniektw.i 25 12.51/.1 . k.'&1421) 1 /)0.131.10..N 11.1. 20 jEauterp Do. Vitoroo &orn (Was W. N.r f Aare. FAK moWhir* .. Edio Li nburgh oh (Magi! q . Do. tri.ores HADA Ik,. ,.QQ Nortlient 1 Newport xeter, Yeorit. Dom ;Mum. KDos. lOrot Kit pt.swatea I 1 e t', Oh Nth. of Eahtead.i: Do. lino, 401. Do. Neto,3ot. . Do. New. ISt. . ,/inot lirtencra 'Norm. AA:hater& 1241rth .13r.itieh . . Do. t Marro . . for folk Do. Extension Do. S 1847 NfSor;) Do. do. WtILVA . Sort* Wider ViurtA Wean- w. oxf..Worans k Wolv. , frtudg.,o tad. a uog.l 'Royston and I/ ilt'A.l •Scultish C'etetral Midlan4 Lo. IsTi:;;;;: D. Nor 171. i 14;:i.. 71 6 16 .. i * lio;1;'3 14. 6 .Bbroors. a Dlr. cla6aa 3 I Do. do. Class 1.1.... . Le. 4 18broyabiro Mi 10.... 10 ..Sauth Aron ._ ~... . I I 24.60uth Sta.6..nlAalso.. 16.1. ill. South Eankruaßorr., lox d I lit: 3°,,::::::!°.: IRV.V 16 Do. do 310 j 61 Do. d 0.... ..... .4F 16 !Routh Wa1.... ...... 3 N. Yorksk.lia...i.,Gk. 11 Id. 4 Inn/. Yak Eli...kiwi IS °W. 17i. Thaws I lon., 111.1eltit lOW. LII; Woler.fi.rd.talla...'B 7.1. LS' 4'We, SOM. ,a . syn.. 13 ua. 41: H - 6.. st..ks. ire..l to 'lock autl Nuncantin 44 10 Do. Ext.u.lon .... 14 8 Do. Prefcrenco ... .'lOl 10 Yorkatiorthmiotand 746 13 Do. Extend.. .....r 44 , 6 Do. Pnleron. .. . 'l2l a * .E 10 Do. .I . ll' . Ila. Er. 81 rip. Foam. ItAILIVAT,I ID itioulome & Allifell.i. 13 121 4 .Bdr.To.d.d.Cdteenn 2114. 14 'Ono./ Mr. 10,6 Von par Ip. If Demerara .......... I 7 . Dutch ith,R4A... ...q 4d. 44 5,..1..r0t I.dims . .. 1 .1. tor 6 Lour... dla ..1,;i1 . ,ne! 54.1. 6 L.A.ranhottr IS .3Zaanur and L l a m a . .. 4 to ,Nortllcro of k'ran... , BB 4+ 6 'Orleans 8 110n1...4 ox In 8 • Pori. awl Loops. . . .'at 3;1 nab% 2) 'Park awl (Means. .144 40 20 .Park and lioays . . - .15 21 .P- I Do.. do.. 'Mgr& . IIoU and Silt' .... ISo.ishara Do. shun" ......1 .JI. Maids Do. do. d: Nom-Wilt Do.gstellateC2l.22 Lone. Cortak. ... 48 Do. Third 5........ 111 Ikneah.e Yorks NUL tlB c Do. SisisentAs . Do. 7 liirdsl Regd.) t" Do. Liscryl.d. Bum Do od.h.rstd.g.v 21 Do Ildcf P•gf Do. Vor . It. C 01... &I. Do.Prrsto.a Wyrei36:' Do. ;Aura . FA Leeds and Bradford .149 Lekrster 1 , LK& and Thir,k +23111 W. Pref. per CL 12k Lerds,Deges...iloorlt. rar Ip. Mow. N.Jo. 2110. Lia.,tirorey,e South. London et Bitatrall.sl Do. Nev....N0.11/ 12 Do. do.. . :Nu. 2 1 1 Loa. Bright., N. Co'Lej Do. Cons. Eophflas.lii 4d. Do. do.GoarSp.Ll. Do.Pre.erer.Sp.O. Loodoo k Ureenwieh 82 00. Pyerenoe. Loadoak .14.Weatan1114 60 ;re . o t sna.e...al N. Fund,. the royal Diary), by endeavouriag to gat a begging petition (whit* they had been hawking about the country), placed is Ott hauds of the Duchess of Kent. The two worthies, whilethey were being curtseyed over the aviary and through tile Queen's retiring room displayed the most imperturtaktal. gravity. They left no gratuity, as may be imagined e for the attention they had received during their visit. A CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATION took place on Wednesday at Plymouth, in the shape of an entertainment given by his supporters to Mr. Palmer, their newly elected representative. The affair is described as being of character highly gratifying to its promoters. Ate ADJOURNED INQUEST on the body of Philip Beasecombe, tanner, who was found, on Wednesday morn ing last, banging from the loft of Mr. C. Tanner, Tavistock road. Plymouth, has been held before J. Edmonds, iiaq., coroner, and a respectable jury, at the Guildhall. He was described as being cheerful in disposition, until a week before his death, when he became melancholy, it was believed, in consequence of the illness of his mother-in-law ; he at that time began to indulge in drink. The evidence as to his pre vious state of mind being by no means conclusive, the coro ner told the jury that the fact of the deceased having de stroyed himself bring proved, if they believed him to be in sane, their verdict would ba in necordance ; but if the con trary, their verdict would be felu-de-se. The court was then cleared, and after being closed fur some time the jury were dismissed, an eleven of them were of opinion that the de ceased committed suicide while in a state of temporary insa nity, and the other live were in favour of a verdict offe/o.de sc. This reniered it necessary that another jury should be empanelled. At the second inquest, which was held before the same coroner and a double jury, the same evidence was gone through, with the exception of that of one witness who gave a more particular detail of the deceased's state for the last few days be'ore his death, duriog which time he had been almost continually intoxicated. A verdict of " Tem porary insanity " was ultimately returned. flataft. SOCIETY OF BRITISH MCAlClANS.—Yesterday morning, in the Hanover-square Rooms, there was a trial of new works composed by the members and associees of this society, before a pretty numerous audit nee ' who were pre sent by invitation. A performance of this kind is hardly • subject for puhlic criticism ; but we can say, with propriety and justice, shut it was on the whole of a verysatisfsetory de. seription, end that several of the pieces did great honour to their young authors. The prorramme contained overtures by Mr. Ileac., Mr. Leftwich, and Mr. Coward ; a symphony by Mr. H. C. Banister ; • pianoforte solo by Mr. W. C. Mac- Wren ; songs and a duet by Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Rocktaro,• a flee-part glee by Mr. Hopkinson ; • violin ado perrurmed by Mr. Thirlwall; and a harp concerto by Mr. Townies. The orchestral pieces did not exhibit that bOldness and freedom of design which is the result of gr:at experience ; but they gave proof of well-directed study, and no small skill m orchestral combination. The opening, in particular, of Mr. Halte's overture, • fugal°, in C minor, was • piece of able and effective counterpoint. Of the three overtures, Mr. COW6TL'A was the most vigorous and modern. An aria composed by Mr. Bodnar°, and very well song by Miss A. Hill, gave us much pleasure. Me. Rockstro has done well to take Mozart as his model; by doing so he is much more likely to reach excellence than by imitating and exaggerating (as imitators always do) the harshness and ruggedness too prevalent in the present German school. We were especially delighted with Mr. Hopkinson's glee (or more properly quintet, fir it was accompanied by the orchestra) for five voice., called " The ..Eolian Harp." It was remarkably well sung by the Mims Williams, Miss Cubitt, Mr. T. Williams, and Mr. Thirlwall, and its effect was charming. Mr. Thirlwall, in his violin solo (composed by Mr. Mitchell) exhibited a full vocal tone and considerable execution; buz it was execution thrown away upon the tricks and spurious diffirultin of the Paganini school. We wish our aspiring violinists would only read what Spohr, in his great " iolin-school," says about this kind of playing; it would, we think, put them out of conceit with it. We could have wished to have had a few things by the older members of the society, such se Bennett, 0. Macfarren, Westropp, or C. Horsley; but, on the whole, the performance was a creditable arid agreeable one. CLERICAL Tug. Forts NEW BIEHOPEIcs.—A correspondent informs no that it has been amnged that as soon en the new likhop of Man chester is eons crated (which ceremony will take place in October) three new esnneopal sees shall be formed, rig.— the bishopric of Saadi well, comprising part of the present see of Lincoln; the bishr o gf Bodmin, compel. Tog the whole of Cornwall, now under the , supervision of the Bishop of Exeter; and the bishopric of fit. Alban* comprising the whole of Hertfordshire, at present comprised within the see of Rochester. NEW BISHOPRICS FOR. THE CONTINENT.—The Bishop of London, in consequence of commusdcations which have born made, Leo requested certain suggeetions to be promulgated relative to the more efficient government of the Church of England on the Conti nent, and the fermstion of a new diocese for the Channel islands. Toe plan recommended is—lat That his lordship should henceforth exercim in his own pence those etas:opal functions, which have hitherto, from an imperfect state of the law, and other causes,been in a manner suspended. Ind. Or that the neeereary powers shout l be delegated to a suffragan. Srd. Or that, with the consent of the Bishop of Winchester, the Channel Islands should he erected into a separate see, and form the north of Europe as Gibraltar forms foe the south, • more of episolial rule. It Is thought that Heligoland might be Made the pied-tfr-te re for a bishop to ruts the clergy in north-eastern Europe, the bishop of the Channel Wands administering the mete &Matra] government of those in Franke and Belgian. The ground on which thew recommendations are made appear to be th at Englishmen . . abroad, seeking to form themselves into • congtegatlon, And no head, so blab*, to dinn4 or, if noiewary, to control, them I. their choke of clergymen; or, in longesitabliatied settlements, to guide them in obtaining • succnaor to a formic clergyman, whom circumstance May 'Moan. PRISPERMENT.—Rev. R. Evans to Corm, R.. Cam bridgeshire, di,. Ely 8001., with residence; pat, Lord Rokeby see Rev. E. AL Peck, dee eeaed. VACANCIZB.--Everton V.; 2091., with residence; pat., W. Hall, FIR.; and Minoan V.; 3391., with reddence; pat., the Ind Claancadlo - ; uth in thu county of Nottingham and Mo. of Lmouln : both ra ant by the promotion of the Rev. R. Evana.—London, All Boob R.. Marciebone dio. Landon; 1,1861.; 9.1., the crown Very En. G. re:ivied. NAVAL Pater. Meier.—THE AL/int.—Last night's Gazette gives sotee, that an account of the tonnage bounty received fur the cap ture of a brigantine, name unknown (solventsl to be the Voadora), on Oct. 3, 1043, by her Majesty's ehip Alt rt, will be delivered Into the registry of the high Court of Admitalty, on the Ist Oct. next, agreeably to net of parliament, by Orrnanney, Son, and Co.—Ton PAlerstuccr.—Notice is also given to the odious and company of her usiesty's stoop Eintaloon, E. Wilaon, Esq., commander, that they will be paid on Thursday, Oct. 14, at 4, Arundel-Area, Strand, their respective proportions of tonnage bounties for a Aare vessel, mime unknown (supposed to be the Frederice,, destroyed June to, 1013; and that the fists will be rrealled, at the same phw, on Wednesdays and Thursdayn only, for the three following months: Commander, got. Hee 104.; fleet claw, SU. 10s. 3d.; around clans, 231. 2s. 3d.; third clans, W. Ids. 10.; fourth claw, n. 14s. Id. • fi fth claw, 31. 17, e ; iderh claw, 27. 11, 411.; wreath char, I/. U. &L.-John 0. and Therm Stilwell, *sesta. YolernmoOTS, SETT. 16 —The Blazer, et. surveying T., sailed into harbour yesterday, on her way from Cork mid will pro ceed ea soon ea the weather moderates.—The Trincomal. e, 26, went out of harbour vederday, and anchored at Splthesd.--The Fury, et., went out of harbour this day to Spithend. Sept. 17.—The weather is very boisterous, and the wind blows so fresh from the SW., that the shire at Spithead will not be I adm ~aiMa9a,~ three . t r i a ri his end paid advance wegee taligningrak—The Geyser, et, 11 to be proceed to the Cape of Good Hope usaaana• ready, which will he about the 22nd inst.—The Trincomalee anMISAMFMLW. frga , it a expeettsi will not rail before Monday next, sal umiak Sir C. Napier's squadron before proceeding to their dean weillwilie Nautilus, 10, Lleutßivers, arrived from Oporto hie=wo rse.,left on the sth Inst., when all wan quiet there. She brings the squadron. The Polyptamon was the only:wend left et Oporto. Camino op Channel yesterday, fell in with a beg In diadems. the Horatio, of Hull, laden with corn from the Baltic, which brig had been run down by H. M. steamer Birkenhead off the Limed. The Nautilus attempted to take her in tow, but owing to the tempestuous weather and Navy ma on, the hawsers were carried away and the IMO ahrndoned. The crew of the Itoratio were taken off the wreck, 111 Mil brought to this port. The Nautilus will meet likely come into lialoottr to refit- DiTOSPOST, SEPT. 15.—Porcupine, it., Copt. Bullock ilaMai yesterday for Pembroke with the partyonlered to navigate Ike lima. Ilk to this port —lively, navy lighter, arrived on the 13th our donaatrom Cork, and sailed on the 13th with stores for Porta menik—Chatham, yeeht, sailed this morning on her return to Chat • lam.—Adventure, traneu., sailed this morning with store. for Cork.— net, 16, Com.O. K. Wilson, in ordered ts be paid off at this port, affidls expected to mine into harbour this afternoen.—Aodromeds 44, and Andromache, 26, provision storeehipe in le land, are ordered to this tort to be paid MT.—Medway, 72, convict ship, is now fitting by the riggers of the dockyard, and will be ready to proceed to Bermuda early in the ensuing month. A untaarrY, tiErr. 17.—APPOINTMEN ra.—Kaatcr: J. F. Long, Trincomalee. Naval Instructor: R. C. Saunderr, MIL Second Masten.: C. Suc ney, Kite; W. T. Tredigo, Dolphin. Acting Second Master W. W. Osmond, Trincomalee. Masten' Amistants: T. S. Haywood sod C. J. Packett, Kite; Davit, Spider ; J. IL Cooke, Oberon. Midshipman: J. M. Bushneil, iliberuLi. Naval Cadets: E. G. H Teta, Asia; E. Stephens, Cambrian. First Chas Engineer: J. Feiner, Wink= and Mary. Clerk: J. M. Lawny, data; Secretary'. Clerks J. 11. Towelt and W. F. Lapidge, Asia- Gunner: A. E. Oldie of Excellent, advanced to firer elms. MEDICAL. _ ROYAL FREI HOSPITAL.—On Saturday lad a man mimed Wm. Martin wee admitted here, having been crushed some time dnee by a coal 'memo, in the Strand. The ulcer artery was Injured, thereon causing an enormous diffused aneurism of the arm. The tumour 'till increasing, and the man evidently sinking, it was domed advisable to tie the artery leading to the arm, so an to rot off Ike enppi of blood to the aneurism. The operation was yesterday at the bospitai (in the presence of a grist number of Mika men), by Mr. Mickley, jtm, surgeon to the instotution, ants. ed Y/ Vs colleagues, with complete mama. Ether was administered to gar man, and thy operation completed in one minute, the patient NOW been spar unconseious of the severe operation be had under_ IrWe believe that this le the Int mm of ether being used during lliantre of a large artery, FOLL STAKES, of 100 soya. each, h ft. ror 3-yr-olds ; edu. Ott 71b; and all PP, GI 31b. One mile mid Rica (S mats.) Cut. Auson's Bativon wAllted °rm. DONCASTER PLATS, of subs. of 15 sore. each, 10 ft, 3-vs. oils,c., with 100 son. added; the wound to are his stake. Red Haall. (14sote.) Mr. Itotenron's Illeokblrd, 4 yes (Cartwright) I lard Glagow's Discontent, 3 yrs .......... (Charlton) 3 Mr. Meeeonh Jovial, 3 yen (Wnitehow.el 3 Betting sto 2 agst. Yire-Consul, 3to I eget Wilderness, sto I agst Jovial, and 6 to I apt Blackbird. Burlesque jumped off with the lead, and made slow run ning to the bend, where Nerissa went in front, and with Wilderness, Jovial, Blackbird, and Discontent in waiting, cut out the work to the distance ; Btackbird there took the lead from her, kept it, and woo by two lengths ; Jovial a good third. Run in I min. 23 (SC. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP of 25 soya. each, 15 ft, and only 5 ft U dechred, with 200 edited; the second to save his stake. et. Tager Course. (fie eubs., 50 of whom declared.) Lord Warwick's Yardley ' aged (Whlteboasi 1 Srt C. Maack's Vanish, 4 yrs (Simpso n 2 Mr. Moetyn's King of Noreen, 3 yrs (Kitchen& 3 Betting: 3to 1 agst Palms; 6to I abet Yardley; 6to agst Alliance; 10 to I each sgst Lothario, Sagacity, Vanish, ivid 'Tragical, and 12 to 1 apt any other. After a vast deal of unnecessary wheeling' about, in indifferent start was effected, Lothario taking the lead, which he retained only to the gravel road, where the run ning was taken up by Sagacity, followed by Spithead and Vanish; Lothario and King of Morven went in front, and with Spithead and Vanish in close attendance, made play to the distance; Vanish and Yardley then went a-head, and in a few strides were singled out, the mare having a slight lead ; the horse, however, obtained a slight advantage at the stand, and alter a slashing race won by a neck; King of Morven a good third, Alliance fourth, and Lothario fifth. Tragical was beaten off early, Punch lost start and never got up, and Shelforth bolted and jumped the rails, directly after starting. Run in 3 min. 26 sees. SCAROOROI.7OII STAKES of 3()SOTI. each, 20 ft; for 3.yr okts; cons, ast 7lb ; and Shim, SA 41b. One mire. (6 euba) Mr. Cones ty's Christopher (Vat) I Mr. R. riteplienson's Black Dwarf (Templeman) Mr. S. L. I ox's 51eaus ( Butler) 3 Betting even on Christopher, eta 4 art Black Dwarf, and 7to 4 ert Mmuc. The running was made by Meaux to the Red Ilouw, where Black Dwarf took it up, and went on to the distance ; Chris topher then went up, and, alter a pretty race, won by a neck. Rim In 1 min- 53 sec. _ _ _ BETTl___ 17_0_ ON THE COURSE. Cur.-2 to lOn fie TWO-YEAH:OLD STAX.Y.B.-3 to 1 on Assault, Loodstone, Surplice, end Slump . Jock. FRIDArS RACES —BT Emcnue TrALOII.4,II E M/16. MATCIT. 500 SCM., hR. $t Leger Course. Lord Strathmore's Armando Mr. O'Brina's The Traverser 2 Won easy. Pena-lIILL STAKES of 50 Suva. each, h ft, for 3 yr-olds; Mites, list ilb each; the second to moose Idaa. St. Leger Course. (14 sub.) Capt. 0. V. Tlarcourt's Ellerdale Mr. Madre* Slander Lord Glasgow's b e by the Provost out of Mira Whip S Mr. Mostyn's The Swallow CoL Peel's Palma Gascotosa Stews of 100 son. each. St. Leger Course. (6 subs). ( Lord Eglinton's Van Tromp walked over. Cur of 3001., added to a sweeps of 10 soya. each. Cup Course. (IS subs). Mr. 13ouvene's War Zs& ........—........................_». 1 Mr. J. Day's The Hero ..._ 1 wing. Two YEAR-OLD STAKZII still Ism each; for colts, Bst 71b ; said Onicr, art 41b; the rATortd Is awe Yt Make. T.Y.C. (36 subo). Mr. B. Grain'. Arodult. Mr. A. W. Hill's Voile" Mr. Little's The Convict Mr. Conway's . Snowball Won boy,, THREE TEAR-OLD STAR LE of 200 SOTS. each, h ; for colts Oat 716 ; and flies Est 21b. The second to save his Make. St. Leger Course. (12 subs). Pnyne's amend= 1 COL Anion's Laserlito Ilajor Yarburghl lily Maw . 9 tab) Entrtltenct. LORD MAYOR'S COURT. Before the Recorder. KINGSFORD AND OTIIEII3 T. BARELY AND OTHERS-- SEYMOUR, DEFENDANT.—This was an attachment on the sum of 1,070?., monies of the defendant alleged to be held by the garnishees, who pleaded that they had no such monies. The plaintiffs were Messrs. Kingsford and Co., merchants, of the Corn Exchange, Mark-lane ; and the garnishees, Messrs. likely, were also in the corn trade, as was the de fendant Seymour, who was lately in business at Liverpool. The defendant had considerable business transactions with the garnishees, and on the 15th of July last they owed the defendant 6871., in addition to which they had in their pos session 97 quarters of wheat, the value of which was included in the attachment. It was proved, however, that the wheat was not sold until a day alter the pleadings had been re corded, and the recorder decided that, in consequence, the plaintiffs could not recover under that head. Under the direction of the court the jury found for the plaintiffs in the sum of 5571. BLOOMSBURY COUNTY COURT. Before E. heath, Eeq, Judge. COMMMTAL FOR CONCEALMENT AND FRAUD.—Yester day, Miss Ann Gould, cornet-maker, of No. 310, Regent street, appeared to an action at the suit of Messrs. Rippon and Burton, the well-known furnishing ironmongers, Oxford street, instituted by them for the recovery of 121. 12e. for goods sold and delivered. The defendant had carried on business as above at a very heavy rental, and the goods sup plied by the plaintiffs had been forwarded by them in the expectation of immediate payment. It was not made, and in June last, she caused a levy to be made upon her own furniture, including the articles, forwarded by plaintiff., for which, they, still remaining unpaid, adopted the present proceedings; defendant having told a creditor, with an oath, that "she should pay no one, but should start at once for Italy."—M. De la Mere, in a lengthy and able speech, said that the worts uttered by his client, when goaded, ought not to be entertained. Her intentions were honourable, and if time were given, the amount sought for, as well as other bills she owed, would be liquidated. He would wilt to impress upon the mind of the court that the defendant had been the victim of a set of swindlers by whom, on her own statement to him, she had been mulcted of 6001., and the money for the lease of her house, furniture, and fixtures, produced, was not handed over to her, but paid into the Licensed Vic•uallers' Insurance Society on account of property mortgaged.—The Judge decided that the defendant had been guilty of wilfully defrauding her creditors, and made an order for her committal to prison, subject to the plaintiffs being satisfactorily arranged with by 1 1 Tuesday next. 34 :33 eri! 26 U'3l 4d. CALut.—Fart Ur/aid:are-34 du —2l. 10s. on the extenfton shut., I: Tenn y, and Hereford —2l, Sept. if. 75e. Intrrest , due Sept. 5-20; shares, dne Sept. 20. LCUPITS RMASI burgh and Perth (t Toth tdidLlnd-2a. Ireux.rytt Born. 23; Newpwi, Merl! DuaLrmlim—Tlll e fur 144; :ud Arbroath iuul Forfar. .1 Cheater ik rkenhil... I)ublin ot Drogheda.. Dublin K Window n. —Brecon aid llerth”.-2& per share; eompany)— Ps. Pd. per share (Heal) ; Irish share; Welsh Midland, 4e. per share. —Midlan.l Great Western (I.)—Till Sept. rny, and Hereford—Till Sept. 28; &deltas and IV o WOOO. mita,- between Scot. 4 sad Sept. It 1816.—t Fnlin tho &Wetly (hro.de.) 1847. ISI.I. , I 11847. IMI '= 34 F 14 1 Loodon.llrlghol./... ;TA li.ilk rft.lL.n.lunit N. Wwto. . 11.1.8 M Lon , 943 Moot.. tßieff. t Lino... 1.47 V 2.181 11dat ~ arrpon a cadiae.. 1, Fil aLo .. . 5 1.!!!T•Pl. • lie 14d. i!id. Fp. .14 tp, 1 64 41 I S 4P• . • 41 21. tor 100 102 2.120 p. 22 lUtp. 4.1. 0.4 d. 411p._ µ2414 ...T.: di fie.: d rarteld '1141. K I 3+S a:ln 4 ez hi the week ending the 14th day of September, 1847, is 2.55. 111 d. prrewt. Sugir the produce of the kliuritius is 245. Bid. per awe. Sugar, the produce of the i2int Indies ui 31s. Old. per cwt. the average prise of the three• fore,Ning descriptions, jdotly, is 281.41 d. per gem COTTON.—LissarooL, SEPT. 17.—Tbs market still remains dull; 2,000 bales were sold, of which 300 were taken for 'Apart. BLANKETS.—HECKYONDRIKE, SEPT. 16.—Tbers Was about the mete attendance of merchants at our blanket hill this after ..on as st Monday's market, but the transactions effected were not so numerous. Priem were stationary. WORSTED STUFFS. BRADFORD. SEPT. 18.—The market here to-day was well attended by merchants and agents, and a good deal of bunne . was dune in both yarns and manufactured goals. In phoe goods the demand was nearly as bri.k for home con sumption an for exportatlin ; but in yiliu the principal purchases were for distant use. The spinners complained of the log prices teethed as compared with the cost of the raw material; awl in the deer-hsll late prim generally ruled. 'Mere war only a compare. lively small amount of business doing in wont,, the market being Ann an to price, and the spinners reluctant to give the etyma rates. COALS, SEPT. 17.—Ships, 99 ; sold, 73. eawuuzss.P d. • SUNI, . ad. Adalr's Main .. 17 0 Edon Minn 3l it Moon Tantield ............ u Walls Joel Crawfonlb Walls End Kilhocwort.h.... Li 9 Walls End fla•wdl . ...... 2l 3 Iran tAs LONDON GAZETTB.—Friday, Sept. 17. BANERVPIS. Nteti .t ARCTIELL k THOMAS 11.41.RALL, LinTpool. Umber met. chaats, to surrender Oct. 5 & 26, at Liverpool Ct. Sots., Bridger & Co., London, & Dodge, Liverpool ; off. a5...8., Tame, Liverpool. Josult HAMM &JOHN BAKU., Yoreat., Ci.y, inachinista, Sept. 1, at 12, & Oct. 30, at I2i, at flasingtiallat. Sol., Lloyd, Cheapidde; off. Whitmore, Isms is CLAPIIAId, laverpuol, wholesale butcher, Oct. 5 & 21, at 11, at Liverpool CL rails., Curnthwaite & Co., Old Jewry Charnb., sad Pemberton, Liverpool ; off. wig., bird, I iverpooL Jima 11'.iroesterlinire, corn dealer, Sept. 30 Get. 26, at IS, at Birmingham Ct. Sob., Smith & Cu., lkdt,r 1-row, and Motteram & Knowles, llirmingluun ; off. amig., Valpy, Bir mingham. Cusat42l Corn., Palnswirk, Gloucestershire, xi:elective, Oct. 5 k 26, at 11, at Bristol Ct. Nola., Brialry, Cheapside, & S Bond ; off. Biala , Acraman BriatoL Ilompos GUATkIII k Joir TAVEIMEIi, Nuneaton, War wickshire, .6k manufacturers, Ott. 2, at 11, it Oct. 20, at 12, at BP mingharn tt, Solo.. Cowdell, ion , tr. Jana n, Birmingham. Joicas Meer, Dewsbury, 1 arkshire machine maker, Sept. 30 & Nov. 11, at 11, at leeds Ct. Solo. , Smaiham, staple-ion, Sykes & Co., lluddersfield, k Sykes, Leeds; off. &mg-, Young, Lea's. Joan Htiox, tiouthamidituot ~..Climber well, Milder, Sept. 29, at 2, k Noe. 12, at 2 ~ at Basinghallat. Sol., Harrison, New-inn; off. Bekber, Kiag warm'-yd. Jour Ansa.; Jury-st., Aldgate, watch manufacturer, Sept. 3n, at 114, and Nov. 1, at It, at IktAiaghall-at. Sot., Nudes, clacapaide *f. Johnson, Basingballat. Juarea Port.. Joe., Church.ft., Camberwell, carpenter, Sept. 29 k Nov. 9, at 4, at Basinghallat. Sol., nilvester, Gt. Dover-at., Southwark • off. Legg., &lotus, King's-um-1 iL -- bum ) O.EN Ntt t en4oed,e & Oct. 21, at 11, at Liverpool Cl. Kok, Loom, avaacery-la., & Cram, Liverpool; off. maim, Coseoove, LiverpooL WILLIAM LAMBERT, Gt. Titeliffeld-st., grocer, 6rpt. 98, at 2, * Oct. 23, at I, at RiainghalLst. bol.,Kaut-key, ; off. aaeig., Nell, CBkwao.aL-hge. . - ilo . .alandl-mw, Camberwell, pawohn,ker, Sept. k Nov. 12, at 14, at Baainghall•st. Sol., Parma, TempleAluanb. ; Cleildballehara?, . Luna, 11 . 11ston, 0071rectionrr, Sept. 2S, at I2i, and Nor. 9. at 2, at Bas nghalLat. Sofa, Itickards & Walker, Lincoln'e-innflrlds; off. araig., Belcher, liimes-nrna-d. J og w,dagn, stahordshire, saddlers' ironmonger, Oct 2 & 28, at 11, at Birmingham Ct. Solt, Wilkinson & Co., Walndl ; off. Whitmore, Birmingham. WILL/All Menu, Branham, Yorkshire, brick maker, Sept. 30 & Nor. 11, at 11, at Leeds Cl. Soh., Wily, Temple, & Barr & Leeds ; off. sang., Young, heed•. WILLIAM WlLLsAllifi,Kidrlly, Sept. 215, at 2ibet. Lombard-et., & (a„ do 5: 'leaden lintauL ',:armarthenAhire, timber merchant, 11, at Bristol Ct. Sole., W ort t CO.. von, Bristol; off. swig., Miller, INSOLVENT J. Akeropl. Lenin ton. , C. Usenet, ninoneu upo .tl ell. shop. J. It rook, Staibeliffe, Yorkabite, blanket ETITIONKRB. iblartona, literstoo upon 11 " ,17:gar l. 61VIZOe, Lancashire, Woe carrirr. 1. W.-- litrotall, yr • S. blarhsani - elaShtun•uoiler•lymntsm.. ary.a.ao t war,. •.Pauleburet, hes mtleaaler.l.star, S. Crooke*, Le , attonmsfa elera brooms C. Collins, Porttuan.pl., F: b... J. Poe/ot, doors, Su W. Demos, aa, luta CODA. P• .dker. J. Polio, Luton, Bedfordibar, plas. C. (bider, iloptoo. Yorksbare. near., term, J. Ifale , oubc. Vernon st., nagoinge. J. lksseaall Ilinniagbam. barker • rJ, aerSeamat.lan. L. noutb, owe. IS ogee, Lancasbne, look r. abeela:scht. %lid.% Wigan. Larasabire, rub. 1. Cameo. Gloucester. tiro. ahlre. srocer. , h. hi/Abash" T. llama.. Coast embrocate, Chasalre, modeller. lauurer. I)ECLARATIONS OY DI% IDENDS. J. Etretrin, Sheffield, banker-Ist & final thy. of bid., Oct. 6. & any subsequent Weclueeelay, at Freernan'a, Leed, R. Molt, Rochdale, lAncaebire, Innkeeper—ln dm. of Ss., Oct. It, & any sutacquentTuesday, at llobsorie, Mauch. ek•r. 11. Parker, sktft.lJ, banker—let thy. of 12s. lA, Oct. 6, & any sub. sequeat ‘tedneulay, at Freeman's, Leede. J. Potter, Manchester, portable welglung machine maker—let die. Of in. 111c1., Oct. 12, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Robson'!, Man etteelter. s.liMigers, Sheffield, banker—let & final div. M 2s. 61.1., Oct. G, any sub.equent %%edne.day, at Freeman's, Leas. DIVIDEND.S.—Oet. 9. E. Edmunds, Lowndesst., Knightsbridge, hosier—Met. 12. R. Gill, Richmond, Yorkshire, grocer—Om. 13. R. Sergeant. Maidstone, oilman—OM. S. J. Straker, O. Mania, 4k T. Brown, Jarrow, Durham, ship bui:ders. SCOTCH FtIQUESTRATIONS.—John Baled & Alexander Baird, Modlcaburn, Laurkehire, lame meruhanta, Sept. 21 & Oct. /3, et Borlana'a Charub , Glasgow—William Oorswell & Jemm /Shepherd filapgolr, balcrs, Sept. 23 & Get. 14, in liowies (.13.330.. Glasgow—Alexander Hutchinson, Glasgow, cabinet maker, mpt. a & Oot. 13, et Wilma & (untie's Chemb., Glaaguw—Damd %byte, )orms, manufacturer, Sept. 24 & Oct. 11, et liiridand's liotei, Minoan PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—II. Abbott & W. T. Bradley. Horse Stine-wha.rf, Upper Tlioneast. —J. Anriim, E. Luokie, U. Luekte, D. V. Luckie, &G. J. Luckie, Demerara, ma far as regards J. Angkor —W. M. Armstrong & C. Fisher, Red Holborn— A. Bowles & I. D. Bowie, Brieted—J. Itrunakill & If. M. Ward, St. Hakes, Lonembire—liskaeking & S. Cocking, juis, Unto-row, Peek ham —D. Conway, J. How, re J. Dotson, Liverpool—T. Malin, S. S. Deakin, &J. B. Deakin, tihemeld, so Le as regards T. Deakur—T. Lancaster & T. B. Molynens, Bornixty—T. Mattliewson & It. Clan Nearcastle-on-Tyne--J. hider, R. Ra•enbill, J. salkeld, & 0. Orme, Blackwall, so far as regards 0. Cowen—J. klEler, R. Raventrill, J. Balkeld, & H. Birley, IslarkwalL so far as regards H. Bliley—W. 1M thorp & A. Su. ranann, Bradford, Yu. kabire —W. Neilson & J. 31 itchell. Hyde.park-0. Page & It. H. urey, tench urth-st.— W. A. Peek & D. Peck, Caraterwell-grisin —J. Win. Prior & J. W) burn Prior, Nos ton-eauseway —J. Rossiter & W. T. Din, Cheltenham --J. sant., W. J. Scott, t H. llgereuith, liltrobwham, so far us rewards H. Mere. illth —J. 11. Smith &A. Nay, Liverpool—et. Timpre.ey &J. Tampers ley, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lane:whim—J. S. Turner as W. A. Cap, Vince & W. Rediagton, Dowskam, Norfolk. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-num. Altl. DU, AIM DCI,IIII. DUE. All. DCI. 11 Dublin...... 11 Holland OO Inclla. r.South• 0 erilney, NOW 0 1 Watorford .. 1 1 Flanders . Ol wt loan .. 0 0 Steslou ad 1 lionoglialce .U 0 France lO Dc.)lisivicillc. 0 Ilona, OA. f 0 Gueni.tri era. 1 u Llobco,Cept '2510 llogou nand 0 le. Ind, Refit= 0 Hombor.; ... u 0 Modlterrisn 0 Halifax Rev. 3. u braoll, Oct. St 62...1 , 1,0. bar, 17. —An i,ed : AUll.ll4e, Grooellneo; Le Ooy, Cher bnurm ; Jobn Pink, Vero, Jamaica; Junction, I:armory; Illy of RoVerdani, Giraffe, Rotterdam : Nora Croina, }ileum. Diep.—Soclud : Wilberforce, Hamburg ; Ellicla, Bahia; alma, Boma y; }lvy Stout, Marseille; Britannia, Launceston; }Aneroid, boolngor ; Brae, Elonizic ; Agnes, Oporto ; Attwood, Botbrdam; Groeskoppa, loath dew. laveuroin, SEPT. 17.—Arrierd: Clarb.sa Andrews, NewOrlesos, lost sails, tee.; Ursula, Calcutta; Jos. Buhhley, Bombay; Omit; fork; Genhoto. Leghorn ; Redhreut. Cadiz; lirk, Cepha lonia; Alias, St. John's, New Brun rick; Nomad, Petah; Esse quibo, Minimax-hi ; Suleford. St. Petersburg; 11.1-ioah Booth, beityrna.—Utt: [Advertisement.]—THE EAHL OF ALDISOROUGH AND ROLtAIWAV'S PILLO.—AN Abler:MING Crift IT rut, MILACVWCII MAIM IVY ATTER T.TEIVI MUM Mesas HAD FADAD.—Ste extract from his lor..thip's leper, dated " Villa Meexino, Leghorn, Feb. 11, lb lb.—To Prufessor liolloway.—Sir,-1 beg to act:mkt you thd your pills have effected a ewe of a disorder in my lire and stomach, weids Ml the most t mthent of the faculty at home and All over the therinest had not been able to effect; nay, not erea the waters of (thlabal !x - IthrienbaiL (S:gited) AldhoruaglL" These 'treader/al Pills will cure any disease of the liver or stomach.—,old (Aso Ointment; at Yr , feseor Holloway'. Fwtablishment, 244, Strand, Las don, and by metals, vendors throughout the civilised world. THS. BIRKETT.-Soft. 16, the w ife o a f J. Blekett, Ecq., of Broadsheet. building.. of • dattchns. BUTE.--Nept. 11, at Mount Stewart, the Marettionost of Hite, of a non and heir. FLU E It.-Sept. 12, at No. 4, Galnford.place, Ihrtrbur; road. the wife of J. Flub., EN., rollator. of • datuditer. LATREILI.E.-Sent. la, of No. 3, Millbrook place, IlarnagtOowloye. Alro. F. Ls/Mlle, of • pun. MOORE.--tlept. If. at Heybousee. near Whalley, Innearlitre. the bb of thu Rey. O. H. Moore, of • oat and hair. Pittud PS.-tlept. 16, the wife of the Hoe. F. A. Phan. Her et Oadhy. of a daughter. POPE.-Sevt. 16, at 3. Mamdmeler.wntare, the e Ife of J. R. Pope. El.. of • pow. PORTA L.-Se 16, at Cloy hill. Totontham, the wife of IL B. Porn/. kips., of Idullane, of a daualuer. REEL E.-Sept. 6, at Trinity Pa. - sonar% llonEb, the wife al the J. W. Reeve. of • taught... STEPHENSON.-Net. l4, at Saundenfoot, Peruhrokabira the the, of Capt. Stepholeoit, of a -on. 16 WA H A R.-Seim.. 6, at Edinharrh, the wife of Lteut.CoL C. Kebab. of • min. MARRIAGES. AI'IIRET-DOIISON.-.lt the I.ritldi Enita.v, Park bf hwh&w et ; hinting. the Rev. Edward Aulmer, Janc . ticorana, &PAW (Nit. PohPon. GUTHRIE-PI , RN ELL.-Pelt 14, st St. Man . ., Paddlialoo. the Itcv. J. th Ityde, A. Guthrie. Egg., to Itrldect Labels Jan, mane tho late Awitet..Surg. W. Purnell, of the Hondo) Etadaddorn,„ .. ,L JOIINsToN K E.-Seri. 14. at Edinburgh. 10 the Rev . the Ker. Johnston. Lanark, to Jane. date:lea J. I.uke. mordant, E.Hubureb. JON ES-110W EN.-rept. 13, at Itru,.ebe at thy Mal Minbtera bY the liter. W. Drury, J. EMI.. of Line lane, .461endanbar, Lndon, to Samb, daughter of the late T. how.. o 1 WeWmul. Montgootershire. MA NN -STA N Co'3lll.- Sept. 14, at Arok Motel, DUE bY Rev. W. Jar, the Kee. T. of Trowbridge. V. Llannaii, woad daughter of .1. Stanonnil., NANN EN-31 ATTE/Oil/N.-Sept. 14, at St. Michaeltellellry 4, the Ker. W. 11. Oldflekl, the Rte. H. Nanne!. sir. , Jw" . France. daughtd of W. Matteram. of leek, alderman. TEN NA , T- %V lIITENIPE.-Sept. 10, at Ayr. 31. E. by the Hee. Dr. Auld, William Tennant, Ewg.' collector of 11.31.0Conoim. lo late hown.re. 1., Mt. Ramsay Tennant %hitter/v. roungewt dnothwe th ' Philip Whltadde. of Arr. 'EN NAN T -34ILLER.-Pent. 16, to Loodeo. W. Tc°^"L Thretwteme, Nonlarnmeohlre, solleitne. to Mary fanny, daughter f TeiN K PKICI-2-of Potoo 16. at St . Man' Wowt.eth., by the Rer. 11. Toma, A curate. the Hoc . l. P. watherton,.• ; Howl Master of Monmouth Grammar School, tO Sorba. dleg eWr J. Prim, EN.. of the mum vlsoo. DEATHS. BETTS.-Sept. 14, al Roouptotcgrove, Ihollipt.oll, A. Betts. T 4., r.f the Royal Exchange, snot TJ. BL A E 14.--Sept. 13. at Clittuo, Mary. the awed &merger of J. BL* O . 71rA q IIA A N . .-tr . N.ptil, at the Part, Aston Clinton, Sarah Cab. the beloved wifo of T. N. Charm... on, Ift....sr, UNE.-Sept. 16, at Q. 113.. T. Cana 1 3 4.. W e a Norwood green, Mlddlowa, again. - t i e Bapdet 'OX. -Nopt. 11, Poulton. the Res. J. Fos. moor Church In that place, aged 36. lALL.-Nopt. 13.1 n Klagaboterrackr, of dyPenterY. J. J. ra.l.• tliaaßu A.S., T.t.D., EnalAn 14.11 LS elth Knit, romaiewt oat P. 1 1 .11 . .ilTiNtItt ' io ' ;:t. treat: L er, ron of the late J. Hammond. Esl.. Ashkv -hall, 1 Corot lchlre,aged la HA N.-t4ept. Bo .itlistee, Qua. Cowity, Nita Arne. the IA NA beloved wife of W. llteehea. Ewa. aught whibt I: Tell IN HON.-Avg. 1. Woo oo4 "- • P . flamer •"'"=„ 1 1 , the Poll/MA thud, J. liviehbron, Esq., M. of K owed de. aatlar. EATIN cbsiosarao. Ms 8.P.8. K K.C.P tilt:. 33.1 Rao. Chi , ' 11 , 814 le, at 13. Ilorreltee.etrwe. "aof o. BorelL r bt• ga~t in. eweadleur= . ti r i l : M INF 211 9 tsl. ni 1 i 1 i l2les In • i .11.31,1 iO. .• 7P. : • I i F 4 It