The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-09 00:00:00

Coder whom special charge was Hiss Hesse p.ared t— ette was is Nov Irani, sad oho wao ia a daivard seder • aurae named Code. Did Mist Hylton bleep without her clothes T—Tee, ski Rai very dirty. Was ete feeble of body ?—Us bad very had health. They reported that she had broken • bloodvresel twice. \Val Mrs. Hunter aware that she slept without soy thaws at niht P—Yes, oho mast bays bun • oho tumid set ho "off" it; it has always bees the role fir dirty patine,. To have no shifts.. sod I Lave beg rhea ref& Do you think Mrs. Hooter ever sow the petiole I. bed is the browse at sight, without say shifts P—They wen catered with blanket', but they were without shilu. Has she ever !iota you say Orden to pot them to bed without their shafts ?—lt was a rule whoa I west diem seta I have had no fresh ru'e. Would Mr.. Hunter know whether the shifts were seed, by the outulser supplied by her to the ward P—Yes. She carats the number ?—Yes. And takes can , of the clothes ?—Yee. Do you put shirts on them in the daytime ?—Yes. After the washing, do they carefully dry them sod too on ? —Yes. This poor Fish with this redoes. on her ramp, could not sit down very well ? —She very seldom did. What did she do ?-3he used to go oa her knees and elbows. On the tier on her knees ? —Yes • we would set her up a doom times in a day, and if we laid Lerma the side of the bed she would fall of on to the ground. Her elbows were quit* bard from it. tier bed was the ealy this; that we could ley her or. The first time I laid heron the bed I perceived stir had a it. 1 bed hardly kit her tea senates when she as on the floor again. Had she several ilta P—l bag it wee a St. Was that the only one yes mw?—Yes, it was like an sterh at at. Did she appear weak wham she was up P—Very weak. Ilad she an easy chair to sit ea 1 —We had sea. The witness withdrew. Kamen SAVXDZIAON, nurse is the basement ward, ale I, and, ?diva beta sworn, is naiad by the Nash sinners a. knows : Did you ever hear that the nuns had threes Mies H? mot on the stones and mopped her with cold water P—No ; I nevir did. You eeeee heard of that ?—No. You never saw it?-1 never sew it; end I must have Kra it Did you sever hear of it until this wand that I told you of it ?—No; net of the potato I have beard the worse. say one to soother, is pang reerearks, " You have been omits the mop, as they do en the basement." I never saw thin% used ; they never have bees used be my time. It was • remark that one nano ado to Waft ; net my own, but the alum is Ne. 4. How vas the nano to aka that starvation P—l do not know. It wee • little disagreement amongst the name It was sot said with nay bed intention to me. You heard one mune say to another. " You have bean snag the mop ? "—I beard owe noise say to the other, " Have you bees may the ape. as they do in the base ment " The oars in No. 4 tMyht \mall bear than the Punkin. ut What •es the name of the name 7-1 de net haw. It was a new name, la No. 4. fibs was tare bare 1 went there. is she there new —She is there new. Will you swear you do not know her ma P—l will try to recollect her name. It is rather a ease eons. When did you bear this talked about ? Hew beg ago is it siace you heard this emiveleation betimes the nurses ? About a ample of maths. Who were the saw that she wee speek'sg to P—Mrs. Turner wee sae who.. I beard it said to. There were two. One wee Soma Tsar. What were the words used to be ?—" We are not bow ad nurses ;" "we don't see ape, as they do in the basement." I took very little notice of it. I had never men them used. I thought it was a little epitomes spinet adetber. Are you quite certain that you have never used a amp ?-140 ; neither have I ever sea them used. I keep in the bottom basement dame the time the patients are op. lam obliged to look after them, or they would injure %base res. Did Miss Hymen complain to you of any ill treatment that she had received ?—No, she was net able to do se. I never heard her say anything, except " Oh my mother." I don't know that I ever heard her say anything mote than that. Sometimes if I pat food to her neigh, I was obliged to take it away. Did you try to induce her ?—I don't boa that I fed her are than once. You never saw her fed P—No, I had not anything to do with it. Dow* its your ward ore the dirty patinae pod to bed waded'— 716 y are. Ail of Mew ? Yes, all of thew Hoer massy —Fs:flea Are they sometimes put en the straw without any blanket being placed between them ? —No I never put them in the straw, I always double the bl anket, and lay them on the blanket. la the moaning I frequently Sad the straw oat of the bed, and the stag blanket torn. la the ere of Mini Han, did yen ever Sad her la the straw in the morning?—Yes, I have frequently found her in the straw. Did you lad her body made sore by mesas of the strew? —Yes, apparently it was se by setae est of bed sad lying the straw ; sad semetimes I have aimed her ream too wield set mania in bed, aid when I Geoid met beep bur ia bed, I used to more her the indinmebber welt De net the aeon semetheas lose their rasps ? Some lime have you met ems them me the beaematiek and their dub ?—Ne, I wpm enw a nurse ace a broomstick. Have yes sees them use the keys T—Oarosionally the pa tients got held of the keys, and yea me net get them away without a enuipple. I have myself seen them try to loosen their Seem Have yes wet ems the names use their /stn, and give them a geed blew with the keys afterwards P—No, I rennet ✓7 than I been Ahen you sow them hem their dogma P—They stelea may 1,1-Plmp emir Seem Tble ImMile&l beg Iff li patoat, mil three amuse mall arms get bra em, eM bad got so het bold of my dom. I eetz w e lemon lars bow. It was a past of the name of Have you never heard of the moms 'tribe the pa tinae I heard of it. Do the patients never complain P-014 they will fre quently de that when they are set Meet Did yes never bear Urn Cede omeglelmed of T—Well. I have bleed pelimee sompiala • Side e/ bor. What poems have pee heard esnapinia of her ? Do you remember Warm Ineb ?—Yee, I in Did abe emapiebe of Cole?—Ion, I ham been given to andalemil go by the woe. WM Cole ever mei/ In bar lamemose ? AM Mee me mush words etweetimes P—Tos, someinen Mere she wee very smelt excited. She had • very I have been a Meet time is the ghee, and i r li a tatey yieg one. ilhe did get NO MA moiled et Mem sad I have no davit the eiep have need alma hoguage that was net pro per. I did wet like it whin I lost is cum, sad I 'ban be glad when I get away, whoa Mrs. Heater salted. What sort of Lepage have you heard used cannot esmootber. Coarse ospreinwas T—Tos, she get very meek melted at Omen and yea manse help it among that klad of beam Had she anything to de with Ryon P—Tre In the day- , times she had to Mead her. She had her in her ward. Did you ever see her hod her 7—Tee, I have. Hew did she feed ker ?—1 have men her take up a knife end fork to cat her food, and food Us with a spoon Did you ever see her feed her with a sup P—No, it was the heed nurse who used a rap. Did yea ever see Clilla pace her wpm her back and fusel epee her P—No. Or Code P—No, I never maw it. Dose the metros ever come into the ward at aight ?- oesesimaUy she corm resod late in the eveniag. Dam ao erase after aim o'clock at sight ?—I have booms her so late as Mee o'clock at eight, or if she has hem 'mad so late I have net em her. She Me not been dews in yeas part ?—No. The vitamin withdrew. THE NORTHUMBERL SHIP. The following is as =lead kern a private letter vessieen st fleathewper wahafas by way of lee. TM Idertheimberhal Is ea enigma aft, wi ve beft Plyaeath Ar Leettalia la August lest: " a tweed slip Neelhemberlead, lat. 16.30, lea. 36.4. Mee. I. Ufa " • dap a la Ned, aid we me peenlord the opportunity of mediae When to lapin . Ohm we IA Plymouth we Moe bees rut dietieede la gobs his winds, sad we as sweep we have des ear NB =dee ibis 12 is 13. Today we are of tbe Vied Meade. sad just at this =meat we out wort timely we law& end Bun orworiag apes as. " TIM eight meet erralar sad_als es beard ; for we wawa is breekhel derpoltirod eli heeds tan to plee theaw, the west Itsj:g . o saltl= doe Dew he Ohs naiad sable on ties as it. Ono party like ear ems. raze. 13 rang saes. who bane principally been In new sheets' bourse, are soot Min le &vie tilisweed Dr. Kitchener's wan in Use Of Ong eery well they isseeed. BeeeplihMl i e 1. 4 eat ables taw oretilieed fee the geed eir the Min pamer rem sad I weeld reesmeendi say seedes eat is go la a slap Laving ewe enliven arm The hit tbe benahre awry their asset meet nasal/nip bleb, sad arum a peel Woo to width they are bet knle entitled. Oar seereeme dear le sepals' bet whit we espeeted, and 1 ewerhip amen sap inedible the had w pi. All the hie mots see emend he theppeweape sad the sled le he hes pierhe levee Seth leer o f f wens% poly pest, now% eni orb. sinslgnsi is sews In pas, whin Ohs 01 1• 141 1 ea Inge IP liabet7 mob Weis dig US SS W* salt teak sea pea." Suisse@ HosPrem. &mon.— Tb• of sooorsoro was_ hohl possidoy Mot so i7 r i eli s °l Villisistroot iahos Is t dish. Tb sisseso of marsittoo reap awls the gummy VIM god amd esellesel. The vonabst petleme eduiteed Ibe "Mar tuese—Mos Nelseere ; mid hie* meshed leo* IN. Oa burl ea ;11 ; TNT hee owe sto ea basi— -lal hmil. diell2111•12 Zia, at • ssoshor of podiums oboe the wain th• breplial la 1021, woo PAW so. pallosio - Won tho IN w Joly to the Nth et Segithaher. entemeted So Tb• expenattere ter dr era* ins 1,11101. 911., .d the reed/11 Imes hal by lON 124 ii:W. N.W. THIS DAT, Noon. ugeno at Mei ei Mr. Of 1119 Wombat. Tcir: ism — —16:7 _~._ Th. rehires haw the Mewing *INS did set nest WI elks in tine ter publieetise yesterday; they theedwe ladieste the crate of do weather ea Thanday woes*/ et Wee tit:leak. Lomuct ..--..... S.W. lionumma ........ M.W. CANAMILIMa ••••••••••. IL W. ............ W.W. ........., M. .............. MW. Wl.l - 111T -- . • ekodims etnmag Bram threart IlArd VIM /WIWI, Clerlip Strom WOW Pllfthey C /Micas anew piadpally Clue Strew Micmaci Finlay Owe, Deets or We/en-rout Howe ni nix Lem 0411.14-1100111111MIOS We received yesanday that the sloop Zebra, Casper wows, et teeter, with a serge mehtlig 27 yew horns from Penes, ia Diann, he imp (nt seatllaaaasdd pert, wee eac in a befiwy gib es nareday, the Nth alt., whoa ribmwel mar. The in we so furiously 'violent that the Means bed to be benesed down (nude water. tight), but, the horses tweaking lease, con. mewed kicking itad a ti about, Sea owing to the ter. KM gale Is was fir these obit bad AGM et His pa deem mew am. The vend wee Ise time ea her beat eau, the how all putties ea we uHa ; but she ems righted. The pie hatiy eliesei is the 'vermin, Captain Cooper 141101111111111 d Is prudent Ma= for Jersey, where on opening the batches 24 Mal the were round dead, supposed to hare bon wellbeitteL The loss incurred is large, as mast of the hems wen et the vales al SW. each, sag were In goad esedidee when shIPP•d• tato Inui COURT OP BANHRUPTCY.-TrITZEDAT. Swim W. Calaumumaa Luse. In In HOLIII/I.—Extswervi FAILOILZ IN Tzi SHAWL Thie win Is Mt elleilliSatilia meeting la the Cu. of Jamas Ham" demelled es a shawl waeolousemae, of The elliewate had not ham Sled ; but the 16.111. 11661M5. M Mat. d sterna& ef 10,0001., with soft rat OM Mr. laartaare. fic die leaks aid hr as edjourn meat TM Idresimilost was all bet implots. Mr. Beek repciewedwi the amimem aid they would require a little awn Ow Mrs OW lino lit onager the acconats—et WA a firenklbl. If• igibmoised shag Kr. tisklater, as behalf of a esetese. bid beim lestrattei make as application Om die weirs withdrawal et iscallse. Ike ; but as, at a futon ate" the iiiiipeee Might hare to make such an application, it would pimp be as well to defer it.. . Linklater mid that u the bed not com pleted his sooosato, thee weight be a reams erring the applizaties which he bad been instructed to make. Mr. Lawrence Mid he should be quite prepared to meet the cam that might be est up for the withdrawal of pro tection. The eneoleatio wee dem adjourned for Ave weeks, the question of dawns' as be reserved till thee. Mr. Asphalt said be _append in enppnet of • petition promoted by Be Lear OM Jabal Boon, and others, who claimed as magespee the lane, hearer, and Attlee oldie Emden we whisk He heahmept hal seeded on badness. The dein awes lender ea oarsmen% beasts( date September, 1847, which recited that various sums were doe fan the bankrupt sad his brother (diseased) to the widow, to whoa the aisetpge was given, after the bzetrof • welds podia el the pmewhis. vegeta enbeespina. greeweek Ida& was the dike of the parties warms* aeweihellatie sad da qpieellea wow arose wkoltot the wpm* did net vest hi lie eisigeesa it having been " in the seders sag disposi ties oldie heolunipL" The petitionen, a lm a is i ggate shim the besimptenissated to between . and =eta they Lela be desisted as the in their security. Thu aselgesee urged Cr i zerigied security was glass to Mew& Zan and Mt" 1867, by Mena. Jaime awl has* Zebra I bat diet the greater part of the debt of HAIN. yaw dee had =bawled by the baalimpl eine die dear of his , heat the eeeesity itself oinleingl a Mein that the dead sir beakwieley of either of the parties Anti not Mist the earrseltp as *palm the ether. Amat o. ? articles eielmed were ems wedaralah hen the the Didion at Kest, and the Priaall. Augusta t bet as these were pen* of ea velum to any one but the bank rupt, the dein wail set be poem& awillnion wad they bad thought it their duty, as Wad of the genera bark et endless', to investigate the allegedeas la the peeler, more especially as ens of the lanes said to haws hewed pert of the seaway lumitonly been banded to the peddreere about • math beton the benkrepusy. Is aperwed. however. that this Aed been Mae in pmeneme if • - rodeo aged meat. and I was • losalfirle transeetlea. The trahrept bed esenpied three Muses la Negeet-strwit, Nos. 171, 173, and 176; the hue of the latter expired In September last, and had set bees mewed, owing to ewe ,of the lesson being • miser ; end i<essl wet be ..seceded that the saortga gom bad any right to • hoes weedy it posse. Should such leen be 'bullied, through say inhume. which the stalk ma ad& ewe" emwed ittas as large ought to have the bees& of lt. As to the edam kolote, the swipesa did set think that may easelea seed' be wade. Ma Honer that the assignees were set hosed to renew, even it the Moor were willing to grant the leen. Any decides be might give as to a men on Watt, would be impertinent. ldr. Asphalt rid it was most desirable that the lessee of the three penises should all be Is the ease heads. His Ream fallaNlMmailei the parties to some to ea agnomen mass thandves. Kr. liegieuedel die quads. el latuse wadi ea re maim Re his Nesawee deeieloa, in whatever Ads he algid dame* give i• Sem of the articles claimed wale ad daturas es all—he imams, sae was a stows, whisk wee takes dews sad elaweed every ear, and was ..dully . L the /Hairsat the doe ef the , and was= series Witte weaker, Mr. Bayley. the claimed wort AS places of silvered pimp whisk had bees mewed to the walls, sad were way of an oesweentel diameter, as a deserades to the haskrapt's premien Bush articieneme maim the tale laid dews in Haswell v. Eastwood," 11 Is. lapses., is whisk Kr. Berea Parke held that arldiea last fee • tempereey pewee, ay merely se cured se es te steady than, did dos come leads the Ml airy dedgedie• of hares. Ilr. Aspired rid the cue of" v.iestwooi" was sae el distrew-4 question between landlord and tenant, when • dillbrent rule prevailed to that laid down in bank erCohnose—l don't think it was ever intended that the thlegedesuil nibs altered. Suppose the bankrupt had sold she aim. Geoid yes have followed it Mr. Aaphedi—Thai might iambs • variety of other q as ei sad • se ea. Hie erstallese bed bees brought out at the Gent E sere now @Nide he emeemene• ing walls, end they had rowieved the ghee sad put it up, would yak be able as follow the amides removed Mr. ) we shield have the right to de la ; but es a seeder of Wiey we might have been mead to assess the sebedtete. HL Herm said he would look Me the geese before (leis' his &elks. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Mob CaneadiacColinsOnrs bnaght before the Lord Mayer sad Sit Behest W. Carden, for re-erantiaatioa. He lad ban shairged, spa a warrant Owned by Sir K. W. Carded, es the seas of John Shorts and Chen* Brady, clerks he Ni. 14.0. IL. Dodd,.[ New Broad-street, ant ether% with having Minty made a domination la minim, leader the prominent et the It l Will. IV., e. *Mc 111,b. r• Mr. Yeller a Wary pablia duly authorised to talcs sash MM. Nara& that the derat bed awns laid, airspeed. or sabarresed welsh pepert relbend se Ong de Mendes doesdes, er his =pulse isteseet Me y d% the am a sesterial preload la the Mande& Mr. Tbespos. barrister, attended Mr is paneatios, sad natation ones the warnat bad bees eltdred, the deeds makethe hisanbeirose bad bees dose eneralesi. ort My IMO hued as le have tees awl emequatly Mr. DMA ea when Mad the wanrat bed bees ebealeed, red Me had odours/ the sea et 411111.. epee die ma d the property meddled Is the de elude% wield as lose Ms Opt to ty, sad, there in*. set week say loss, sad that Mr. NU bed bees pst te great nude is easing the dshadeat es be applithisist, be Mai UMIUM ti Ira Rini's" limb& ties is thee respect, la the belle( dot es aspitial mill be the rusk et trig. Mr. Hader (Mr the pelmet) here oistai that a merry public, Who die pr dee et the ass r 'miss, bad se &adult, le simhider is nth, sad eastedied du he was sualisehed to ids a dributies mist thee as et par• limas% the Inch sesilos d the set edam* ladisedee ism a a.try public at the Me et the waft at the set bed ban whirled to arlsafaimse is crib, wham, apt `gi p se =oh eashesity bisd boss eutin es doroke der ast. The Led Memos inhume Is the Mk eseder, seeded the' he tees et *Mos rats seem lisMis duly admitted sad paellelde woe sethedial Is sr ressive • &- bud.. pewee Meeks mods peemst Is re see. senieltheleadisp i to idelater es each wins deg sot tisword " new" is is die ISO esolics Wag *My to the words " after dim" Rowe (d i delsethee) mid that when be took the primer isle ewe* he wese4 1001. I. his posses Won, sad that the peseseneen had, dale the last means tin, been aa atisimeet apnea bin isileMayeesCourt, whereby be algid be fat la perk and at all meats mdtject be IL w ait 11.7 " Clerdem.44 seem Mme that the parties who ban gives the Inhenatien ha this ems apes which the wansat was granni Mended Met the budremeat should be mid for the pupae et rearresiag a debt t end I n minnowd that the Led Maver will mei sem swab a coarse to be taken. The quelled before the mesiMrates le, whe ther the deteadeat was or wee set guilty et trand, accord ing le the written evklesee area whisk the warrant wee prenteL The Lard Mayer emested to the elwervations of Ms LW, Canes, who added that Judie *weld net he deleted, sad that the witnesses, whose Misses bed hem Oben be Ye dear des ihematka. Emit isms howeed, eel slimes should take eon that the other miaow dwell be eleibeed, and that the deeds awl estosesb imeeillet by the defendant 'Wald he predated. In seder dot they Witld be all deteneleed upeally the neat ef a • gore further evident. was the. takes. ma Me mse war adjourned till Wedeseday seat, sad Odd Ineteuseisme were tire. to the Misers to weer' the minden* d ibe mem sar 3 v erle Meow, the elan to Used Gimp Thunpen, No. 1, Ritheamart, was aisle beeered l up ama enemkation epos the dro of sempleedie severaler sons who Weed p evies ed amlpen M Me alp Math Bee p to AmleaNa awl the geld sestsas. Misled Mardis (Me 'Mese) sell that Mr. wag oat OM, way, led shies Om het studeeti T = dotealeat ea ed ?gramma bad appeared fa the arr .tatty that se ft was ieopeeetie to oeuelela a eass i = of the deputes, of the South Sea, all barn. dams oa Mann. Thomsen ware to sad tb portioning of week claims ea W lad ea th eir Masse at No. 1, Richer seam. Uwareases. amegemait, awl ha had nesse to Wien Med sues ef Me pardon bad resented penises at any nee et the seem Ise Se them. SE Z. W. Orden Sibs* may peelers elm bad shams he make es the wield Mind me Woodsy seek veil Walk day be maid the delmadeat. Ms. Mat*, lekthe dehmise, nsi Fx the teak to receive the diftwdeedle owl dm Me awn , ease ea Weisman', est ate mei omen that even Wag anti le dese to mew the selsaimee of Mr. Thorpe. apse this essadea. Tb Lied Mayor and Mr M. W. Oates lbw nosed to accept the defendant's resegefeeeme Ia 1001. M appear on Wsdmeday nest. SOUTHWAMI. _ _ . . Mr. A'Beekett the •••• of the cabana swamped oe Tender kit refeelhig a fare. Mr. A' Beckett said—This Y • 1111111111M11. COM as &ow of a batkeeg s z f riage within the Page all• triet, fee re to sorry the t lelebbleffit the legal fere. t has boss to the dallisialro Mr half s Ime s that • eab within a railway soradans is not a hulloed marriage within the meaning of the act; eermely, teat the t wee met plying foe hire; and, lastly, that da seaway terminus is sot a place contemplated by the ad el pedimmt. The Arm paint may be dirty dis• Irtof by refereed to the 6 and 7 Videria, cep. lie second sixties of *hid defines • railway ear. rimp to be "every gamine except a stesemerispe mid* shall stead on kim, or ply for porwarpto et Pm widda the limits of the City of undeati the thereof, and Um metropolitan pollee distriet." The maid ea behalf of the dat ss, that he me set he hire. New Ms words of the amt lit aid W . i s sm. SS, and see. 36, have mated clearly " that oweey heskary audege which should be found stand• log is mey street or dose, sad having thereon any of the aumbend dates required by this act to be flied un the order, shall, sakes actually hired, be deemed ee be leeraad the onus of proving the previous kWh. the party complained ageism." The third argument is dearly untenable, even if a railway ter minus were not a public place of resort; but there is no doubt that the terminus, though the property of the rail-' way company, is a plus of public resort, and a place which by act of parliament the public have the right of resorting to. An opposite view of the case would be most inconvenient to the railway companies themselves, as well as the public, for many °Ronne committed et a ter minus are punishable by being committed at a place of public resort If • cabman could not be punished for re fusing to take a fare at a terminus, neither could he be punished for abusive language, extortion, or roi.conduct at • railway station. The railway oacials have no right to assume an authority over hackney carriages, cm to lay down regulations inconsistent with the law ; and those drivers who act under this imprer e:ly seamed authority must take the consequences of the illegality of their actions. There has been put into my hands by the solicitor of the defendant a printed copy of rules and ngulstiona for the government of owners and drivers of cabs standing for bin at the sta tion of the London, Brighton, and liou.h Coast Railway. These regulations confirm what I have said as to the illi gal assumpticsa of authority by the railway companies over hackney carvings . Among other things I find that the publics are recommended to pay certain rates for luggage in addition to the ordinary farm, and the public are told that otherwise the charge is dime,- tionary with the cab-driver. Now this is an error of which, the public mind cannot be too speedily disabused, as the cab-drivers can make no charge at all, and the only discre tion they have in the matter is that they may refuse to over load their cabs with an unremarkable amount of luggage. They are hosed to carry any reasonable amount without any charge, and it is time that the railway companies should understand that they are not authorised in ilsing cab fares, and that they are very improperly misleading the public by issuing sash regulations as those lest plsoW before me. This is a mew ease, and the complainant in the present d ✓amas W boa use complainant ea previous occasions, what sanstilleid, on account of • promise that the illegal reetristisa ma the i,ublic convenience should be abolished, mesh ilmbesseme has been shown, and • small or nominal perky bollood. As there has been much obstinacy in oreadmedly deleting the law, and as the parties doing so Yee bees amble wider the emetics, or rather under the 011111116111. of the railway companies, it is necessary that the law shoed be fully serried out, sad I shall therefore indict en the ishmient it this case the fall penalty of 405., with seed the ealladeee. i Joseph E Ewing, master o F the o og- 1 Day School, is the Weimer-read. Potteries, appeared to • summon', @barging him with having severely logged a child, named Isaac Williams, wed 6 years. Mn. Mary Williams, the mother of the boy, stated that on Monday morning last she seat four of her sous, includ ing the one that had been flogged, for the first time to the defendant's school. They returned at 12 o'clock, and said Isaac had been seriously beaten by the master with a gutta percha cane." She undressed the boy sad found his back and arms covered with red marks. She went immediately ee the Wheel with her boy and exhibited the marks to the delbmiest fa his ream. He said he was very sorry for it, eel be could eel help it. He also said it was very un6K- Inmele, it bag the int morning of bermes coming to bi n seined.Hee ass ham was oi ly No years of age, and could not ertak very plainly. William Willimmithe brother of Isaac, a boy about nine years of ago _said he went to the defendant's school at 9 'Week es Mende, Morning. Defendant heard three of them read he the purpose of placing teem in classes, and when he sum to Lase be asked bun his name. He did not answer correctly is consequence of his articulation being bad, and the defendant beet him severely with a gutta peach& " cane." The boy described the so-called cam as being as thick round as the ruler at the handle, but it was thinner towards the point. Mr. Pa star inquired if the instrument was produced. The defendant said it was not ; but he had no objection topelisse the nee if it was required. gas Nevrmas, a hey about 10 years of age, said he had been embalm et the defendant's school about three weeks. He snmiliami the Williams' inning to school, and heard the dellesilent ash ham his mime. He did not speak, and seemed Ma to know. He then begs& crying, and the MOM punished him severely. He placed him across his know, and struck him several times upon the back with a setts melte cane." He also placed him across the desk hest hien. _ . ]G. Painter said he must mead the owe to the sessions, as had no summary jurisdiction, in comsequenee of his nut Ming able to sour the child on account of his tender loan. The defendant mid the statements of the witnesses were entree, and he mold bring evidence to diamve them. Payster ailjoerned the ease, the Mdindaat being liberated on his owe recognisance's. The magistrate recom mended him in the meanwhile and for ever to desist from them floggings of infanta NUMEROUS SHIPWRECKS. Aats have been received hem th• various out peets,iliag museress essualties to shipping, notate solely Instate. • swim ter of ; the pls is described by dm seems who ewe Plight to Se UMW terrific in Its meioses sad dhostrese Is is egrets The storm did not !NWhem sew pais; but shifted along Dom 8.8. W. to ~ sad wee escompanied with homy mho, and at In esevals with Wisher sad liglitoins. learbese ▪ motodedl with vessels, meet of wlekeleme llia = b esseeineld Image to their span, bulwarks, mil dab& or his *OM .shoe ia the Dow... The Prissess By/4 essamet tMll whet, win the Hembsrgli tad Mies= Milk wee se peg limo Harwich mid Lead UM mode Mem pert r a t s ! flosithwold, oa Tuesday morales, she fell is with the mew (Mae seamen) of the Oadise,of Whkby, wrecked os Rimwell Bank, sad conveyed them and their boat to Her wick. Ames( reaay disesten that mewed, a skip called the Illiseheth, Mr. Baynes, of Jersey, was wrecked on the Mein between St. Margaret's Bey real Kloyedown. It hop- Miabout II o'clock on Monday eight. She was lest from l, end was bound for Hem with • cargo of maho gany. She had almost reached her destination, when, I overtaken by the storm and losing her sails, she was blown away past her port. The master for safety bore away into the Deans, to escape from the fury of the storm, where, unfortunately, it increased tenfold, in the midst of which she drove ashore in the spot above mentiosed. The masts wove leniently cut away, sad other metes takes to pre serve the vessel from wreck. This, however, was found to be impossible, and it was with great diliculty that the is,.. of the new were saved. llseh doubt @Mit. as to say porgies of the wreck being pot elf Is the mune of the some night several vessels, though they had two Minas out, were swept from their moorings, end were dries foul of others with great violence. Biome, bulwark', le., were carried away, mid other mis chief dose. Upwards of a down ships lost their cables, spars, de., mid were sigh being drives ashore es the Oimideris. Of Downer. New Ramsey, and Rye, four vends, named the Laurel of Whitby, the Thomas sad Ann from Dieppe, the Mamie for Lesdos, and the William hem Limped, were cost ashore, sad will become toed wrecks. The crews were providestially saved by taking to the bests. Noethward of the Thames, the cart of Harwich, Aldbeeough, Yarmouth, sad Mdgbes so fewer this thirty costing vessels were drives sieheri, where, up to, the last post. they teaselled , withering a 1611111011 of being nut We A brig named the Eoplimaie, behoging to Blakeney, hound from Realism to Lesko, es Tuesday evening streak es the thieves It Send. TM nate blow bee of into deep wear, where oho hatediered. ICfskappily, acme of her new west down Is bon sad rubbed; the rernatadae took to the boats sad wen send. New the mom sgef, so the preview morning, a bergs. was sew by the Oust 6astd at Aldbenisgli to capon, sod disappear almost Immediately afterwards. Not • esul wee saved ben her. On the &ruby Send, smr Tormostli, the ship Alto Amid, belaying to Dominic, ham Indoide,mtwont Mood for Venice, was wrecked the same MOO. Thu ranee, and one boy m o t with a weasel gran. Thereat, sembeing 13, send &martins by the bests. Nearly 200 sail took shelter in Bridlington Bey to maps the fury of the gale. The surf is the bay was so great as is provost MI somasunicaties with the vessel,. l 13y the last pest the storm was stated net to have oderated. W;;;lsear of a resist being lost as the Battery Reeks, of Tynessouth, near Meth Shields. She is taped the Jolts Weeky, Captain Abbott, from Alderney. She struck about ,in. o'clock Tuesday night. The lifeboat win sent oat from the abort, and saosesded is taking the crew est et Lb* 'hock. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURINJ IHE PAST WEER. =as eperL Noir of Bonosy. 1 it 1 20 lilt 2411 1110 164 286 188 277 96 101 _9O diii US 2 g 11 n ii 16} 12 219 tii 240 la_ls Isi. - • The NedlY logo& the leseie • the Oriel= sad Crates!. Or. or awl •m roar, ME Skalds aim. _ —ii7orsp;•7.7=7 worrommovai IBMs se Wafter. Farlift Clow Omens FIN 7 Omer* Omer* Morality one Owego Owinest CMS= Ids 1110•11 y Med, Cloudlns 1 0 •1;••••• Tt ••-•••••• . *IMMO Pinar,.ma _lB6l. _1852. Haman. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Begirt and County Down 221 241 Birkenhead, Lee.,* Cheshire 11,388 2,162 Bisehharn 762 832 Belmsl sad Meter 6,232 6,183 8,605 9,976 Chaim and Holyhead Cask Blackrck, and Passage 162 218 Net owl Heed= Dellis mei iffffsa4Jeactioe Bl3 960 Dellis mei Illogbeda 1,061 1,150 Duthie ari Deesemg= 4 4761 610 =mg ffeill=lase lO6 1111 1 113 See nibal East! anssehire Bralms Onnaties and Norfolk 17,624 17,003 Reim 11s6se 2,673 2,660 idiabmgh and Olaascor Perth, & Dundee 2,490 2,672 r i se= Creditots P. 487 276 Glassew mg South Western Great Neatharnh Elincolnah 12,888 14,196 Oreat Ilatathern dtWeantru(U) 4,665 6,061 Geese Wawa. 26,237 20,265 bids See& Beam 166 197 Raid emi Insiasseere Leers sal ChM& Lemeshie awl Tooleldre Loeb ffsoliesa . _ :401.fterre no! 427 rod am* Ware Limbs sal Bleireell lisaisaallsitttiaosill. Cant 14,773 14,481 Lewin smilleufft Welting lamildrammy amd Enniskillen 17C 379 = thease Etazirm ai r i tl t oe , k, lia : 1. 29 3 6, 176 lismakaMshml Benda unction 618 NS =rt led earlimis 772 796 26,421 26,876 Midland Great Wootarn (Ire ) 2,914 113409 SAO Meallawals. Hemmer and Carlisle North DAM North 111611.6itire 6,029 MIS North Wiliam. 674 IN Oaf,Weas..E Wolverhampton - 842 Scottish Chohni Scottish Miami 679 632 ? IP. ), 'a ls" :rai ll l Cheat gi n 1 We =iff e • m rica 2,116 2.0. Ilse& W E 2, Eraisra 211 llowilfflosk.,Doeseasera °oak 1 kass Se sektee end Hartlepool Taff Vas Ulster 4llB Weimaei awl lime& W4el Olosetaall 1 Siff I/billions Juailea. l4l Test. ffewsseffe s sall Berwick 16, 14,974 Teak ad lima Ilasal Tozazow. Dela Mesta Kai Amanda 213 IN MIIIMINSIII awl Troyes Mom mi Liege Illsolhera al Prance Wows eel Oestrel• Peril atel = 1 VII 4 Paris asl Paris and API amen mai Is Illiastrazik m Wasters of low 4,055 1,216 DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATURDAY. °mom 9. Tk• state of the Weather at seek of the follow tag plans at Mee Vika yesterday Isentiag. The sealisas are unsalted la order of latitude. Nano of non. .. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1852. MARKETS. SUGAB.—The average prior of Sugar, the prodme of the British possessions in America, eomputed from the re tains made In the week ending it. 6th of Oct. 1862, is BM Std. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 22e. Bd. Ilitgar, Os praises of the Bert Indies 22e. 91d. The tly, avenge jobs Our three foregoing descriptions of Sugar jois Us. 70. T. 8. firoaa.—The market transactions of the w e ek are li mited to about 300 casks Wnt India, which quantity em- braces 'nearly every board of sugar brought forward, and the alas aro now quite bare of sampin. From London and 1,080 maks of West India have been purchased since ear last by air TAM., and these are now in mine of ramina Ilme few parcels of gnarl liauritius have bend bows this week at prices not peeviously . obtainable, bat bail= of the small stock of this description are un williag gallon at present quotations; nothing doing in feign. Reaper's produce has been in extensive demand ibis week, and the manufacturers have been cleared out of wet goods at rather Improved rates; stove dried, how ever, ars only saleable at lower rates than the reapers ate dispoled to accept. Treacle has been sold on for forward delivery, and Is now worth 13s. ed. to lte. Ron van dull, excepting for line panels of Jamaica, of which clan about 100 panaceas have boon disposed of at rather amend rates. COTTON..—Lresaroot., Oor. &—We haw se Asap to make le the nate of our qwelselinth These Iss7 have been a lithe fen activity and besesthly at erne asnest than esetkot e lel the Noah ken hest is have Amebas dissrip tises el e 1 n eel es >leaela red nest air es ea Fdise km; Os et>4 dierstisa Mktg an *sky Wm& M let, at which price :Tawlath leen tweed has teeth. Surats of the eel theme gully hese hese rather abundantly eased, end the sins ing be nth el_ ifikcs, the burns dea th of th ose desieWess laving heaths turn slightly in thdr hem The week closes nook la the ume way as it Ins Mn arseekeet, asasely, with a isesparatively quiet, b see* sad dna market. One Item that wilt attract nodes la the heekees' deriders of thin week is the redaction ia the sleek elf Anseisse. As this reduction will continue to es ea Innen time to i.e.., all parties will regard it as a poised meth interest, and well deserving of magician tuft. Upis the all imperilled eubjest of the causing crop of Amu we are, as we nest be, is the doubt necessarily attending a natter that email be deseentrated. The hopes, hiss, end hthereste et sae sod smetber will ma, nify or dinkskik Ise gwoolly, eadt seseeing es his own views Of thill . :4ll .l 2ltbe lope of thee, the we ill 1/1110 Is th e nenstinse, we rest upon the wades street Amami% lielieviag that it will not pews Me dos "rpm Osee el Brokers place fair Voir* se le let ; sad Orleans, di... 24,4011 Auseisse, lle:1 1 1 . 1570 and NO Bahia ar=dte have been takes on speselation ; and 1,270 4/8, hese% IMO Madras, 170 listyytias, and 200 Plasm the espen. Dales fee the week, 81,74 bales. WOOL—Lzans, Ocr. B.—Tkan W boa more does in sales in English wool this week, and het veers pekoe are fatly maintained, with an upward esagessy. la the foreign market a rather better business has alas bees done at firm prices. HOSIERY, de.—Litclaren.—Bminme is in all respects satisfactory. The demand for the Austrian colonies is greatly increased, and many manufacturers are fully occu pied with orders for that part of the world. The fancy and glove trade ore both in • state of considerable activity. Wools are Brim Yarns are advancing, but, ea the 'pitmen state, are not yet up to the pries of the raw material.—Lei outer Mercury. CORN.--BMILIIII7OID, Oct. B.—There wee not 6o large • *bow of Wheat to-day, and all the best qualities were lama at an &deans* of about Is. per qr. over last week's rasa White, 435. to 465. ; extra, 48s. ; red, 335. to 38s. ; enanajas. Bum IMOD and tither higher. Barley was in I geed damned. and Sae malting qualiUse higher, 30s. to 335. malUng; grinding qualities also rather dearer. Lincowt, Ott. 8.-051 market has been well supplied with Waist to-day which commanded ready sale, at Is. per qr. advance. Barley in good request, at fully previous rates. Oats made quite sa much money. Old Beaus in re q•est, at late rates. Wheat, red, 395. to 41s. ; white, 445. tons. Barley, 275. to 345. Oats, 19s. to 21s. Beans, old, 313 e. to 40s. Livinroot, OCT. B.—At our Corn Exchange, this mora wa had • healthy demand for wheat and flour for gliboaring eonanntption. and for shipment to Ireland and aeastwiee. The advanced prices of Tuesday last were well maimed in day, and the tra4e generally has a stronger impost thee stlate. Oats and oatmeal were in fair request, inizont palm. There was an improved demand for Weft un, at full prim. Barley, beau, sad pan coup alai =lmmo wisdom. Wixasnari, Oct 11.-We ban pin a large supply of Whom; then is an improved tone in the trade for this artioN eesslay, and buyers are free to pay latt week's rates, bad nitNall advance is generally demanded and obtained on the *MN qualities. Choice Barley is rather dealer, in con sequent., of the small show ; we now anticipate a good de emed Ist Woe malting descriptions. Oats snd Shelling u beam. Beans bring extreme prices. Old seeson•madt Mail N getting warn and mach inquired for. Prima :- WW2, per qr., 60Ibe. to the bushel, Suffolk, Bred, and Lent, new, red, 395. to 405.; extra, 415.; new, white, 425. to 44•.; extra, 4415. ; Norfolk and Heats, new, red, 365. Od to 385.; extra, 401. ; new, white, 375. to 38e. ; extra, 425. ; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, new, red, 348.0 d. to 38e.; extra, 40s. Od.; new, white, 37e. to 40e.; extra, 42a.; North Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, new, red, 38s. Od. to 40s. ; extra, 41s. ; new, white, 40s. to 445. ; extra, 475. ; Dennis and Ronigsburs, white, 442. to 465. ; extra, 606. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 395. to 40s. ; extra, 441. ; Mediterranean, red, 365. to 371. ; extra, 385.; Old English; red,39s.to 465.; white, 60s. Barley,per Imp. qr., Norfolk and Suffolk, 28s. to 308.2 extra, 315.; Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, 295. to 31s ; extra, 32a.; Scotch, 295. to 305.; extra, 31 ; grinding, 245. to to 2.51.; foreign, 265. to 28.. ; extra, 295. ; Beans, per qr., &Mho. to tho bush., small, tine, old, 375. to 385.; new, 33e. to 345. ; ticks, old, 345. to 365. ; new, 325. to 335. ; foreign, old, 30.. to 345. ; new, 325. to 31.. Oats, per stone, meeting, new, 9d. to told. ; feeding, old, 10d. to I Id. ; foreign, old, 9d. to 10d. Shelling, per load of 261 lbs., old, 245. to 255. ; new, 245. 6d.to 2.55. ad. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, old, 371. to 395. l'eaa, per qr. Imp., blue and white boilers, old, 30e. to 345. ; extra, 355. ; grey and feed, old, 28s. to 295.; extra, 325. Rapeseed, per last imperial, old, English, 211. to 221. ; foreign, old, 211. to 231. Lin seed, per imperial qr., old, 435. to 48s. Imports during the week : Wheat, 11,561 qrs. ; Barley, 2,308 ; Oats, 3'2.5 ; Buns, 296 ; Peas, 190; Shelling, 601 loads. HOP INTELLIGENCE. Matnerons, Oct. 7.—We have yesterday and to-day I made some considerable progress with our picking, but the recent heavy rains and high winds have done us considerable injury, so far as preventing our getting in the hops so fast as we could have wished. The crop continues to answer the espectations of the planters, and the general opinion is that an average aerearre of from 12 to 13 cwt. will be obtained. The duty is still called 260,0001. B•ILDIN.—We have received considerable injury from the floods and the winds, but we shall still grow en average of 12 cwt. per acre. M•LLING.—We are picking as fast as the weather will permit us. Average acreage estimated at 10 cwt. BANENDIN, Oct. 7.—The picking will now shortly be brought to a close, weather permitting. The wind and wet ' on Monday and Tuesday last have dune considerable mis chief to those that are unpicked. We hear that in many c ans they are scarcely worth picking.—Duty now called linsrox.—Our hoes come down fast and well, but we want a few fine days to finish the picking ; otherwise many of them will be Ayers. Acreage 12 cwt. LINTON.—We have been much interfered with by the stormy weather. Poles have been blown down by the winds, and washed away by the floods. There will, how ever, be a very large duty ; the growth in our district is variously estimated, some calling it 10 and some 12 cwt. while others go so far as 13 cwt. BOUGHTON MONCHILIRA.—So far as we are concerned, there is nothing against us but the weather, which prevents oar getting on with the picking so fast as we could desires In many gardens the crop is very heavy, while in other. they some down light. Duty, 260,000!. Setrox VALUNCI.—We are injured by the wet weather, but the hops are very good. Acreage from eleven to twelve hundred weight. SARDEUJIAT, Oet. 7.—The hop picking is now nearly completed, but the ,late wet weather has much retarded the prooem, and on Monday lest we were again visited with a very heavy rain, owing the water in the brooks to rise to a most unusual height, doing great damage in the hop grenade, the unpicked being drenched in mud, the force of the water completely clearing those that were picked, by removing all the poles into the river. BATTU' ' Oct. 6.—A very heavy rain last Monday night flooded a few hop gardens which the pickers had not finished, and • great deal of scheming was necessary to enable them to resume their work.—Duty estimated at 240,0001. Batonvuno, Oct. 6.—We have nearly finished picking, and shall give you our average neat week. SZTAItuAKII, Oct. 7.—Picking is very nearly closed in this neighbourhood. The mop has been excellent, but the late rains have done some injury.—Serrey Standord. Proms as LONDON OAZIITTB.—Friday,Ort. 8. BANKRIIPTS. JoxN Joentra Molutwooo,fludyeir•street, Westminster, and Buford-terrace, Liverpool-rood, Islington, merchant, to surrender Oet. 14 at 1, and Nov. 18 at 11, at Basing hal street. 801., Courtenay, Lincoln's-inn.delds ; off. anis., Bell, Coleman-street-buildings. EDWARD WIN sss NLIY and HENRY 03011408 WINSTAN- Pelau7, City, chemists, Oct. 23 at 11 and Nov. 27 at 11, at Bssingball-street. Solo., Lawrence and Co., Old Jewry-chambers; off. sosig., Nicholson, Basinghollstreet. THRODOII Ron, Suffolk-place, Lower-road, Islington, upholsterer, Oct. 23 and Nov. 19, at 11, at Basingball street. Sol., Angel, Watling-street; off. assig., Pennell, WILLIAM STIJL, Hocklethill, Birmingham, inn-keeper, and in co-partnership with Thomas Nock and William Martin, Sedgley, Staffordshire, coal masters, Oct. 19 and Nov. 18, at Ili, at Birmingham Court. Sob., Thorn, Wolverhampton, and Motteram and Co., Birmingham ; off. wig., Whitmore, Birmingham. ROBERT 811111 TON, Wellington, Shropshire, saddler, Oct. 23 and Nov. 15, at 10i, at Birmingham Court. Sole, Phillips, Shiffnal, and Motteram and Co., Birmingham; cif. astug., Bittleston, Birmingham. FRANCIS Lawns, Ragland, Monmouthshire, engineer, Oct. 27 and Nov. IT, at 11, at Bristol Court, Sol., Bevan, Bristol ; off. swig., Miller, Bristol. JOHN °BRYAN HARRISON ' Liverpool , dealer in locks, Oct. 21 and Nov. 11, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Solo., Norton, New.street, Bishopsgate, London, and Lloyd, Liverpool ; off. assig., Bird, Liverpool. Ammo ASTLIT, Manchester, earthenware dealer, Oct. 19 and Nov. 9, at 12, at Manchester Court. Sols., Makineon, Manchester, and Twigs, Burslem ; off. 'rig., Pott, Man chester. JOHN RHODES, jun., Oldham, Lancashire, tailor, Get. 22 and Nov. 18, at 1, at Manchester Court. Soli., Sale and Co., Manchester; off. amis Lee, ester. DECLARATION - 'OF DIVIDENDS. CHARLIS ROOPR, Liverpool, wine merchant-2nd div. of id., Oct. 13, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Tur ner's, Liverpool. KLRIANDIR MlCzazioer, Kingston-upon-Hull, draper— lit div. of 24., Oct. 6, end any subsequent Tuesday, at Carrick's, Hull. WILLIAM BARNARD FRANKISH. Hiopton- upon-Hull, linendraper—lst and final die. of 9s. lid., Oet. 6, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Carrick's, Hull. DIVIDENDS.—Nov. 2. J. Fairman, Great St. Helens, City, commission agent—Oct. 30. 8. Wagstaff and T. Bay lis Kidderminster, carpet manufacturers Oct. 30. J. Vheatley, Kennington-cross, Lambeth, livery stable keeper —Nov. 9. V. Cooke, Worcester, cabinet maker—Nov. 2. 3. Phillips Langton, Staffordshire, grocer—Nov . 2. J. Teeee and T. 'Peat., Oswesuy, Shro pshire, drapers—Nov. 4. J. Prim end J. Lavender, Birmingham, paper dealers—Oct. J. A. Bodes, Sheffield, rigor manu fac turer—Oct. 30. Anne Bailee, Sheffield, licensed victualler. CERTIFICATES to he granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Oct. 29. M. 8. Hooper, billitter-street, City, tea dealer— Nov. 2. J. B. Capper, Blackheath, ebemist—Ott. 30. J. Wheatley, Kennington-cross, Lambeth, livery-stable keeper —Nov. 9. W. Jones, Conway, Carnarvonshire, chemist— Noy. 1. J. Dodson, Liverpool—Nov. 1. H. Taylor, Water foot, Lancashire, coal dealer—Oct. 30. W. Burman, Bir mingham, brick maker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. G. Smith and 3. Id.Laeltlan, Liverpool, shirt manufac turers. O. Smith and R. Forrester, Liverpool, hooters. W. P. M'Andrew, R. M•Andnw, J. W. Pitcher, R. N. Cunningham, and J. C. M'Andrew, Liverpool, merchants, so far sa regards J. C. M'Andrew. E. Price and C. T. Kean, York-road, Islington, eating housekeepers. John Pastier, Janet Pouter, and H. S. Fouler, St. George's place, St. George's-in-the East, timber merchants, so far as regards Janet Pooler. T. Haskins and R. Hales, Bath, butchers. R. Harrigan and J. Boddington, Manchester, hop mer chants. A. Collie and T. B. Bicknell, Manchester, commission mer chants. W. Aylott and J. M. Jones, Paternoster-row, City, book sellers. W. Pickford and P. Simon, Newport, Monmouthshire, pro vision merchants. T. Barton and J. Towle, Hampton Gay Mill., Oxfordshire, 'paper makers. J. Hants and J. W. Harris, Exeter, surgeons. W. H. Darby and W. F. Sim, Liverpool, merchants. A. Bewley and G. Hadwen, Liverpool, wholesale tea and coffee dealers. J. Smith and A. Smith, Bydnope, Derbyshire, nursery men. J. Cowell and J. Kay, Prestwich, Lancashire, calico ma nufacturers. H. Peet and A. Puckle, Birmingham, accountant,. W. Barton and W. Windt's, Shevington, Liverpool, and Weethoughton, Lancushire, coal proprietor.. M. H. Bland and J. Middleton, Gibraltar, merchants. H. 8. Richards and J. Sunderland, Birmingham, woollen drapers. H. Mglism and J. Nightengale, Stockport, Cheshire, bob bin turners. C. Smith and C. Nevins, Liverpool, shipwrights. Maria Bullen and B. M'Tier, Yeoril , Somenetshire, inn keepers. J. Thoroley and J. Iliton, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, manufacturing chemists. ' Mary Lucas and C. Scdgwick, Berkeley-mews, Portman square, livery stable Wepers. J. Jame., B. Pain , E. Artisan, H. V. James, and R. Tay lor, Birmingham, linendrapers, so far as regards.). James and B. Pain. H. Johnston and R. Hunter, Manchester, joiners. W. Green and J. Gott, Kendal, Westmorland, general drapers. A. Kirklaad and H. Kirkland, New Cumnock, general MIACAM. J. R. Callender, T. Callender, and G. Callender, Glasgow, ' tills factors. SCOTCII SEQUESTRATION. WILLIAM 110 WATT, Glasgow, ironmonger, 0et.12 and Nov. 2, at the Otago* Stock Exchange. SEABORNE MAILS. SHIPPING INTIeLLIGENWS. 'lf WWI., that the hulls are wet Now the omend ► the Wiltt—ead It be We merelag--dreette6l Day v 1 awls 0+ rt. 641 .n. t . COUNTRIES. to Ormerti Pie. Port 1, 61 e OfEas Ltadoh. &•petsael. 1 p p , --•-• —....... 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V . pp i itklith.l9o.,zo I Ital —.— 1 ikkthof the isiottli.D.ver Kopise• ...........11 illi lath:litho( re .s. , Dot .n , Papal Siam* ...........16 Uhl Stbai t...i mop , IsAt r Peoushla II 7th l7 tb77thof :71 .i. ' Souttwoorr,.. 'pit. I s Peru .M1217411.1171h0f matte j totthemptr.s.. tic_ ~, Tammy* ...... ....... N. tth199.2414.4mee11tr-r Wen iodise . . 11.12adlel7MM moth I rkostitamptos• 11.7 a. II Tea Mama% laud (man • no orb to Oro counters Mr otorkal (.) on worm 4 [nor parr to Namara CASUALTIES. Amwell, hlansfield, was driven on shore in Algoa during a south-east gale, Aug. 1G; total wreck; ctem saved.—Liverpool, Oct. 8. Bodiam Castle, of ltye, Hader, sailed from Algol Bay, Aim 10, tor London, and was wrecked near Strays Bay nu the 15th ; master and six of the crew drowneal.—Cape Tema, Aug. 20. Hector, of London, from Batavia, was run on shore. 'boat 26 miles south of Natal, July 2b, rho ship being ins sinking state.—Cape Town, Aug. 13. Jane, Groves, from Hartlepool to Cronstadt, was stranded on the Island of Oescl, Sept. 20.—Itee al, Sept. 28. Kitty, Romley, of London, from Grimsby to Rigs, is oa shore one mile north of Ilelsingburg, with masts cat away.—Elsinore, Oct. 3. Thomas Carty (barque), has been wrecked at Young's Guano Island; crew landed at Mautitius.—C apo T own, Cape of Wed Hope, Aug. 13. •RR I V MD. Aavon—at Liverpool, October 8, front. ~. _. Dial* AIIWCAIN E.61.1{ et PUTS/M0121.13, OCtObl 1...0, from 'nod= ALocC—st Gravesesd, October 8, hon. Ltille AMICITIA—at Gravesend, October 8, fries _ AD1•011.111all —at Gravesend, October It, from_ ____B6, l"a lkt. ADMIA-114 11'.11311011:11, October 6, from Mutt .--at Valmostb, October 7, from _,_ Name Baer—attitteenstosnt, October 6, fr0m.....,. Cab... Istasui—ut Graveeend, October 7, fr0m...,,,~,,, Coamakta—at Gravmend, October It, fr0m............ C. Covioases-4? Gravesend. October 4, fr0m........ Archassd Ilroo—at Falmouth, October 6, from... ................ R. hams ELIAPOII—et Drat, October 7. tr,en Nauruan tuatarrn natation—at Falmouth, ',motet 0, fisen_,_ Amos Eussuara—st tiraveornd, October 8, from —Nabs% Fiassosa—at Gravesend, October 8, from FaoGrands Ewes—at Portsmouth, October 7, from .......L Leone 1160 av--st Portsmouth . October 7, from. ..—.. falSo fleet —od Simmer, October 7, from Pamibbuco a bila--at Liverpool, October 0. from Iferaufac—at Falmouth, October 7, hunt ......... . , .......... J. 11. Loire--atliverpod october 8, from LOY/lA—off ffraselatairs,' October 7, from loath Swum Mard.out—st Grasemed, October 8, from. bats 11 ufa—st Gravessetl, October 8, fr0m.....-- New falai N t‘SCT —at Liverpool, October 8, from . llo:teck Nelms—at Deed, October 7, from. Akio Omar --at PsleouW, October 6, from Kett& Palma—at Ora October 8, from Black on Pumas—at Grayseead, October 6, from Stems USW or TIM bOIMI —at DPW. October 7. h0e5....,„ beau Qualm or Bcors--at Deal, October 7, from beau Qum ot tnee Wear—at Penzance, October 6, froes......RloGrksle Ilisonemutscs—at Falmouth, October 6, from Odeon Fuss of mos Weer—at Liverpool, October 11, from New York Ustvgasa—at Liverpool, October 8, front Slew Von BAILED. Auto-trona Falmouth, October 0, to Lantos dtermua -from Liverpool, October 6, t 0...... New lore IMITASSIA-ham Liverpool, October 8, M...... lbvti Bmwr JARS-from Liverpool, October S. t 0...-... ......... . . ...Leese CRUSADES- Irmo Liverpool, October 8, to.. St Theme CANIIMSR from Liverpool, October S. tO- .... .......Ben Emmert Lftwousmo-frons Liverpool, October 8, to. leonvise Dummies-from Liverpeci. October 8, to 6 1 . 1 1 6P0w BLDARA-bats Liverpool, Oct. 8, tw ... ........... Folsom, litms.-Irom Gravesend. October 6, t 0.... ......... Num- from Groomed, October 8 to . Emma rzrun-true lAvarpool, October ii, to -Nee York Ewen-from Newport, October 6, to Albania Foam at 'rower-from Onweeesid, October 8, to RIP Vaeroa-from Liverpool, October 8, to Oporto FAXIMAIL-from LIMEpOOL October 8, to lceland Eamon-from Liverpool, October 8, to B. term OUTROUSD -from LiMESMOL October 8, to tiewbundund Clociam-from Liverpool, October 6, to La Occyrs Hamm--trout Liverpool, Oct bar 8. to . lIANIDOI- from Gravesend, October 6, to Elmore Joao it. ua Mom-from Liverpool, October 8, to.. liavannell imam Poem-from Liverpool, October 8, to Charleston LA Rota-tram Falmouth, October 8, to Constantinople Mtasnua-trots Gravesend, October 8, to Glealtar Maus Hamm-from Liverpool. October 8, to Lisboa Ornatto-from Liverpool, October 6, to 2. Janeiro Guys-trots Liverpool, Ostober ooe % r to 111. John's. N.R. PARA/MAT-601N Liverpool, .......oaatemala Plum litionant-from Liverpool. Oct ob er t o ' . be.......... Melbourne Pee -from Oremend, October 8, to . • ....oil/4 Michael's Ponca Wooooncier -from LIONIMOI, Oct. 8, is -.. ilmanitia Gomm-from ',Warped. Ocitobw 6, to Itawaan-from Limped, Nether 6, t 0......:... Roves - from Peetemoutli. October 6, to Laid= OTEDOORRATIIMOM Plymouth, October 7, 10.-........... Nelboorlio Ilesormrsow-trom Ormasesd, October le, to Demerani Surma-from Falmouth. October 6, to. Modred hanotanommo-from Liverpool, October 8, to. .... .. filladel A = vn eerscal-trom Liverpool, October 6, to Elam from Liverpool, October 6, to Valparaiso SIEMMILLUID - from Liverpool. October 6. M . Charleston Terwoutz Cum-from Liverpool, Oetber 6, to 11...Imetro Tnumarecto - trots Liverpool, October li. to Notes heat.-frets Liverpool, October 8, to New Orleans UMEW KU/OWN-from Liverpool, October 6, to Samna WOOD/AIM Came-from Liverpool, October 8, to flarbeilow Wserressi Urea-front Liverpool, October 8, to Banos VIIIIBELB SPOICIIN WITH. Chance (able), of Liverpool, for Port Phillip, with keg of maintop mast. for. topsail, aad topiallantyarda, and toirraiopealitatnant and yanl, all wail (odiste mortal), kw. 7.47 N., lon. :1.2 a W. Cordid Melville, of aad from Newport for llama, with Iwo of braaod main tension and Mlle= in • rale= the 1315, with W min and rigging Washed, tlept. IS, lat. 31.1 n, Inn. 70. Couture (auntie), from bingspont for Landon, July I, lat. 11.11 N., ion. 23.41 W. Min Cannon (snip), from Callao for Cork, Aug. 16, lat. lon. 39.7. Nina, from Auckland for Londoa, Aug. IS, Ist 19 S., lon. 31 W. [AdVerfiIICIIICIII4—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS FOR TIIF. Cl as OP DISILITT, RUA Lt.= tnamenalsbla strildnelswa trail known alma/bast every pat :he ei•lllsed so% end the ewe ad an daily Pod by its uw e, ro wendsrld. dot it /taw sari pmszlesst stow all other molr ea% am petiole* Me Ihe anti el beim awl liver Dee rte." ii se alsd=steddsbillbilad senattausos. Is thandlninass at Mt ehelndie resasey a, a = I, and wick system Is tannanlad. Ihs mans of o, get. and true rasphotios prossisd; *mem etl, rrts ilea lave neetese to it to -more • mats and garble stirs. Sold by all mass of mainline, and at Professor Holloway% olabliblusah 1144. Mink London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH:S. BIRTHS. S, at DercitisTe;,ti; wife of Mr. T. Combo: ORACE.--Oet. 3, at Upper Charlotte-street, Fltzroy-square, the wile of J. F. Orme, M.D., of a daughter. lINWLETT. —At Rlacklauhz, Demitaltire, prematurely, the wife of R. 8. Hewlett, Esq.. Captain of 1t.M.8. r;dloburgh, tu a see. HOARE.—Oct. 8, at Harden Lodge, barmy, the wife of 11. J. Umre, cd a me. HOWARD.—Oet. 8, at t Howard. of a &nights.. • SOIL IStlgrave-road, Mo. A. G. NARRIAO KB. CAPEL—fIOIIIIIGAIL—Oct. 6, at Nt. Startin'a-tn.the.beld . . bl the Me. IV..kouthgate. 11. A., the Rep. W. R. Cap.!, N.A.. turn!,., Yea tail. Staffordshire. to Nartan, third daughter of F. Southgate. Zig., of lientort-eoUrVitent. COI6II—WILLI4IIO.--Oet. 6, et St Dunstan's, Crsabroot, Kent. by the Its,. V. Barrow, %soar, lb. Rev. IL Cobb, only e o of tbe :a e Capt. Cobb, Royal Navy, of New Rowney, to Soo isatatb, youngest daughter of the Tate O. &William*, Esq., of haw 'Mho. Nowa. PLETCHER—RING.—Oct. 6, at Chrittehurch, by the Bev. J. 'lowlier, the Rev. W. W. Fletcher, .•f Ttuooo. Hants, to toil , . daughter of the later. Ring, Lag., el Christ Church. WILLIAMS —ALMACIL—Oet. 3, at Mellor & Suffolk, by the Rev Almaek • U.U. • M. H. Willissna, Seq., of trades', near Truro. of M. %Illinois, Fp., of Worrier Itousa, Cornwall. to C•etberre Maw, daughter of R. Alma* hag., of Melton'. DEATHS. BOYD.— Oet. 7, at Newportrareet, Lambeth, Mr. G. B. Dori. split. 3, et Weeibunpeatt House, 3. T. Compton. of GRIt FlTlle.—At Windrow., Lieut. H. ()ninths, a Military knieat Wtedeor, late of the lath Hamra, aired ie. KENNEDY.— OM. a, at Jerojo.etreet, Lg. Jones's, Lord F. how ~ 4b .7• __ HATE. - Oct. 4,at Taunton, Sosserseshlre, T. Mate, Eel., ayr.: H66.—00t. 5, Baran Wallis Mee. wife of Mr. J. Mar, of taco one• borough, Northamptonablis, aged 71. STEVENL—Oat. $, at Slocanabary.puare. Mary &Jambi), a. , -7 daughter of J. Moms. Fol. Printed end PPu~WYEdy WiLLUIE EINW Lou! street. la the tit, of Mater, et the Odioe, In WO kb: etivet, tae prealset a.-• 8 V= sum*. ~/c eta /G iEsTi .ro t.PI Snrtb Sta 6 aTA: le es; WS ,ie lllse 1.11 oil of La it ▪ awl p Of s t. avid d 14 L. p:o l b r,Uld IC uf tf r• No I all rOCU Goa law Willi liner Orli ammo =MR Grim Rosa Guile awn Goa Brow Pats liar Ovate Immo Oisile Drew Pima graft. w. LW. W. 10. W. lc W.W. LW: