The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-25 00:00:00

- ape ale'. have her MILD qesticsed. (Lueghter.) She Wrote my :resent teems. It was written ia )In. —*a By, the B shop-1 alga told Mrs. Sweet and Mrs. At. I awl. laws )I— sal I ohs should not like to pea it h:• Sim any or gentleman. The 'sly difficulty she mute gird ket:ins it dean was abet sN mu Mgt ly disgusted. Letters from Mims Sellon, Sister Bertha, and Sister Oahe rhea, fist' s aoritradicting the girl's steamiest as to having brea teller to maftssion, were then put in. Sister fiat ()Ins Chambers) gave the following acconst of her : was placed under the care of the Meters in the v ei l . 4 of 1519, by • lady who had • kind Mterset in her ; she remained for about a year, but she attempted an bill •to inn.ensre that at the end of that time she was seat heel to het friends tat Torquay. " 3•411,4r , i• E ' , ter on the present year she canal at the hoars e ...ben 1 b 'w her, and she told me that she Awl coins trona lore ay s purpose to ask to e tsksn back; see begood hard to be rewired again and promised to behave better. •• was taken in again one of kindness, but ws thought her eon moth lector than before, ao that we could plate DI depend 'II •a on her word. She was idle and ur.. ash inselcrt and daring in her behaviour to those set over her. 1 holm of many delinerautfalse hoods which she ; told whdc with as. She was told very shortly diet it she did not Mb rove she must leave at the cad of a month. Seta atter th e she said that she wished to receive Rely Commit• awn, sial asked to be allswed to speak to Mr. Fusee be• forth mod This is the only time that E— 0-- 'plat to 111 r. rry...ne r knowledge of any one is the society. " Oa the lii of July she woe told that her purists were to be sof 'noel that sh, would return to them the followicg week, tar Lee conduct was such that we could not keep her Mager, hut the neat morning she left the house unkoowo Se say one, sad oist not return. A day or two afterwards a beadle of elrehes was brought to me by a yours; person whom wet •usperarily emiloyed, which had Won lett by' E-- at her lather's Pollee the evening before. They were all things ls iongiag to the sister*, and marked nearly all m.h liter iustka. This yeast pemon had tweed the Wiens teem Iwo. mq that E— 0— had no sloth's of bet own ohms living with us." Mr. Childs ghee:veil that C— D—, another of the I, parties esentiored, bad left her plate, and he was not aware wh 'm she could be fouled. liar statement was as wows:- - 1 vs. it to Mr. repot, Finley.; on which days I told hire of :ho f..ults I had committed diming the past week; an which ilay. he 4ava me the following direction :—Ta lay oo th , hearth eb•iie for ten minutes every night after Smolt p.0ver....0d. exemue myself of the sins during the pm , day. und take a shoe: of raper and write down what ever s ns I had conatuitted, and go for confession every to , n the yes' ry of St. Peter's Church. Every month he asked ine th se yleatiOnS :-1( ever *ay impart thoughts cams into my mind ? Ile also asked ma if ever I kept company with ..ny yourg tare ? lii also a sked me if ever 1 • • • or it toey • • • ? And if ever I had any r immunication, o: impurity with them? And often when I have de. , any thing wrong, when I have gone for mates• mon. he he :event times kept me • %thong absolution. I have put verse qutstions tautly aa Mr. Pepin* put them to me. I have hoed with S h e 6.l:ers of Mercy four years. C— D—." Last. Carew, a magistrate, then authectimited a eirar,ter aatoinent mad: by the some girl. Mr. Carew said that it was ma ice wilungly, and that the girl expressed great erotism, nod called several time to maks it. 17. was u fonds. : •• M.e? Reverend Father in Oad.—l writs the., few lie:. to sot 1 eta enny Cost Mr. .a. should have taken the g• a, sues a wrong meaning. The questions that Mr. rrynt.e *Aar; we woe oe..y in my first coafession, and then „ it wAew..netiaili that I confessed. Mr. Pryor, never di- ' receJ me to clot to confession every month, but I went two or three mottiss. I do not remember putting in my statement that Ur rescue directed me :o do so, but I hut. Wen told that its there, and Mr. rrynne never told ins to ' las on the beartstono ; but I wrote, and I was es terrified, I that Ido not remember scarcely anything I pat down, an ' am h •artily sorry I should have told such fAtehoods shoat Mr. Pry limos Ito Las been so kind to me ; and Mr. Childs I asked atr.lP the gutsiest; without soling me if there was' any reason tor 11c. repine asking me thus questions. If 1 had kapott Mr. Childs was going to make any nos of it I shoed not have written it ; but I was not swam of it at the time. I was greatly hurried about Writhes it because Mr. Childs wanted it. C— D—. •• D.elareo en 11:eouport, this 11th daz of September, in the year 1852, before nat. •• TlllOlll7 Cunene." rile Bishop then:::: that they aged I.ot trouble them eels al any mote G— D--- : uvula which Mr. Childs said that tun gle. Mary l"-- was present, bat the bishop refused to R.) into that case because Mr. Prynne Lad not suMement notice of it. eAlli OP Na. X1712/0. A long letter Com Mr.ifsatee, tiomplainiss of pessages on the subject of confessioa is a pamphlet published by Mr. Prynne, wire then read. Mr. Peruse said he had a written defence. Tee Wohop.—Perhaps I may save trouble by new saki'', , a few remarks. Whether I agree with yenta the prudence' or not of any par: of your coaduet —the quoins before me es your bi.hop is, whether the oenlirt al hissossist ent with the dm:fries of the Church of 4us prepared to stow the grounds on which it appease to ma, to be not inconsistent with the doctrines of the Chorea of lactated. I will say in relation to the t rot . proms from Mr. Pryone's pamphlet that was read, . surel the eat j , consistent theory ia to believe that the Church England recommends confession before communion and darns nek- sem, not as exceptional case., but mantilla applicatioll. of I &general rule, under circumstances in which It would he especially seedfol." I thought at first that that did seem to any cesteeenn at all times was needful, but I lad is this very publication statements that clearly skew that that Ine sot the meanies of Mr. Prynne. I fed Mr. Priem describing the general gamin of the misistry, "imp have I understand the words which the church pets fate my mouth when I gave notice of holy ICOMIUIIiOII . I mm fslieding new to that exhortation which is recited on the day of gimes warning for the holy sentatuni..n g sad is the presence now of • very lame body of clergy uss,l em sure I shall not be co:waned as mskisg a re math that will apply in the way of censure to goy or hen ; but I cannily anneal them to bear is Mad the very serious eeitt which arise from that esheelelies net being often recited. The church requires that IS be recited when warning is gives of noly commemissl am afraid that in many churches it is never rind at all. Now I don't mush* to the prise who ruler that, wad disobedience to the obseek's arreed,dest It is the way is which our laity ast i r NOM l e.b "int 0. doctrine of the chat Is ma the sutler ef sebis, and if this catenation wen seed r the shark roger* it always should be read. It would be sew what _geso islo porters the chunk of Ihmlnd 'Ruches le the iniallin if eosfeesimi and the bomb dabs. hems* It Is re geisha t at no man sheaf some to hely essessige bid with full trait in Gore Men, and with a OW MillEoll. " Let him IMOD to me or to Ilisseest mei bared eider, of God's Mlle= epee his gpiats NM aiwasiby of God's wir WA ha mey soot'. the if eimsietiea, tege/W abb ghee* morel sad le the sadatieg d Ids 1111 m• p.me sad the soda's et A sea" std tbabedals asse." I must be remiltel to sear, sad I mere It sal ant be *semi to way Wolf _I o oats. has drip thlsh eissegged sith the rose liesaag d cf the arnfilitilnt Mike lard's Ileppar —than sesesawat which out throb, gado tag the bigsege et Este word, says is "sitemsery le eal errs "=7 sesemary to salestion—ernmemp, egg is, warl fit all who him the oppstuuty el sr a. il. big Ilse hely to us es he readied .we alberales Ora to the Menses et the ties dre ohs webs it, unless they see la a es seated midi sod timbre the church holds that lls abesbebb, samery that the party who presents Mona ta bfilif 4111110 wades should, at the time he so pressalli lif=l the *woke dares to take the body and bast al Ids babessee, it is seeeseary that he should et list doe be fa a sane of grace. The person who is not whirl that he is no a orate of grime, mad dares to go to the Led's oak sad partake of the hely communion , receives osswaildly, Gad thereby eateth and drioketh damnation to himself. It Is plain, therefore, that the church is right. We bare no doubt that the church is right, whether we sr It or not ; but here it is obvious that the church maim that those who go to that blessed sserament dissii Ines•lllinetans of entertaining whether they are in • seated_.. ass ; and therefore the church requires, if they sae flieW on the sableet, if they nowt satisfy ebeessebas et *0 abeeerity ' and reality of their own faith sad repeallitella VW they should go to some spiritual ode' Is eggimigwy hug ess fidenes--and open their griefs to Ma *an elmen , mire the benefit of sheolution, when be hi his Ilinniiinin believes they are fit to receive it. Ami it is very able—l "Bastian tine to show the gust segmenint s 7He church as to the importaoceof thisamlhmisn minims Is onsossios—it is very remarkable Het an Ogg MIS canny instance —I could set at this moment emeMon senstkee. the right of the parochial minister, the tilleinn ,Mt of the peroehisi minister to minister to his h eau taken away. The person who has to go to ossuaries his the right to choose for himself any penes the think* best to receive his confession, and administer abssieties le him. And why . does the church depart ban that Aide with its caution in all other awes, it irises of the parochial clergy ? Beeson it allows Ong L i t right to go to another, and choose his own slue na hen pleames, so that it is not made necessary, erupt la sees where the parties feel they need it. Now, I will an MOP ' rapt Mr. Prynne in his written statement, het whip be will sot this'll it intrusive if I state what I bre der. I' havelocked into some of the oldest autbsdein tribe Marsh of England—those whose authority on the trinles we elf be deemed probably by all here end elsembses wet ow desire I have looked, first of all, at the en tlinfinliffn ENO I trim of the church. (The right rev. prelideilkin VOW the Injunctions of Edward VI. and the 1136 Omen I 1110 plain deduction from which, his lordship said, MI tlistt in 1103 confession was the ordinary practice of the 'birch of haglsod.) His lordship then quoted the following passage from the esbortation in the first l'rayer Book of Ede ward VI. .. After ' let lan sea. to me, or to tome other discreet and loomed mightier of God's word, and open his grief, that by the rsiaban el God's holy word he may receive the be of absoloss, Mother with glumly counsel and advise to the qsoft dice conseience, and the avoiding of au memple and M Webtess,' then follow'—' requ i r i ng sub so shall be satillad with a gen , era confession not to be olleaded with gas who do use, to their further satisfying, the riches air tad scant seshreion to the priest; nor those also whisk this& reed er esevenient, for the quietness of their fors seaseisseey eestleelssl7 to open theft WO to the =to de sllmedsd able dam that ere sanded with their i ' s ,sib eisa to God sod that grad sashimi= to the shush; Ist le sii Mile lo follow sad keep the rah of stoup; sad rem ama b be estiadod with his own sea-, ...knee, not judgiarg other men's, minds or oosseienem ; whereas he h.tth so warraat of Owl's word to the mune.' " The right rev. prelate most heartily wished that that sent..nes of dimity, worthy of the boly men him whom it recorded, the compile's if lb . Prayer Book, were rograved rn the hearts of se all. He %weld sow tura to the writings of the must eminent of those to whom we imbed, as having lentributed to the reforuatiow—Cramer, Wary, led Ladarr—treat whew. and hes Hooker, he eke grated rimers in favour of tattletales. He this proceeded to say —I have shows you the actual language et war chetah i4.lf, sad the &Piranha of Creamer. Ridley, Latimer, sod Hooker. N. Ido not wish to be a SAM: pesteMent thus Crammer, glary, Learner, aid Hooker. God past that we all had lib )to ll spirit to ealighten our triads bathe war measure sterbese holy men bad. Be that se it may, eel the antltority of these toes can I say that a penes who bolds the doctrine that has bees read from Mr. Pelisses pop ph'et, and th clams that such is his view of his duty, is set deserving of all the obloquy that is hasped upon him ? 1 lay my band ore my heart, and say most eolersely that is as) own mind sod judgmeat I do acquit Me. ?ryas' el anything like presumption is Ibis case of bolding doctrine discordant from the doctrine of the church of Eagiar.d. Mort dim istily do I say that. If I am asked whether I 4 think that Mr. Pryrne has exercised • right diseretioa in Pr . 'Kitting • ehild ot twelve. years to some te him, sad with all the solemnity—for I understasd that it wee is that edam aki of maiming to him the nuns of which that 'lad was guilty—l should hays said before I had head what sins that poor girl had committed that I shield hteltate long 1 before I thought it prudent. But I have seen that poor girt. She has made, is the presence of Mr. Ilatchard, Mr. fireaver, Mr. Prynne, and Ile. Darling, revelations of bar own self. She has, is fact, horse willies to the troth of Owe mud tremendous offences. in • way that I am sate bar wounded the feelings of as all. They an too shocking, I ammo you gentlemeo, for me to put onostessarily to the ksowledge of any one of you ; sod 1 em perfectly certain &at a* mAs more imamate the homer of the matters that Unlaces stated to us is that private ram this Mr. Satabird does. Mr. II atehard—l esa mare your lordship it is so. Ms Lordship—l have not the smallest doubt of it. Well, them, shall I my that if Mr. Poem lias esosimod a party lades with sin, however raft, not tea yews to Na, is the ino thee red young g ers 7i:tl fem y orrim e nee s.i' le wil hrtr. * "Ard:".." inte . g down forgiveness of her sins. Them is net soma here cruel to the mid of • pew girl, as to say if elm is ski enough t: sin, oho is. thimk (ftd old enough le use the remedies foe n whisk Oil limedflas appointed. Matiac said that I may, too, be penned to say, that nelson la seam paitieulars—l mama say what, but the is preeden is is my mind—Hr. Prnurs has emestiates raker mend to do !OM la the way of resdelng embselse than has an peered tout this day. Bat I isn't know that thie is es. I have got the impreeelea, I suppose, by hearing it bruited about. But from all that bee Mss produced this day, I should be bias if I hesitated the ma Le th al to say slt I .quit Mr. Peruse even of Wined= is reesivieg the eisterlaza made to his. Oiskiniy Immo how also einem has. lima be the isesemesiinkip el Yr. mess/ from Oat etais frem whin undirtastaly ws mina hen saes of those bony Is die dig have yet ben mewed,, B. that as it may, I on erstskly_ did that Mr. dead forth to me mint tiedushisdiy, sad I begs h, al= =this day, clear of rveryalig like lime Ne w peel token *lib them esteems. - 1 maitre mesies there le die slightest wale of Wens ntteifssg What Pa it. Thee what amidst I These mus wanks pod of the Inquiry intended to Mahan Odin, AIM ihd a =l. ll at the Orphans' Haan, sod ales relative IS a L air_ Pry- aerial, which le add to he suppmlsil by sends WC vi L ab. • I simples dr. Matsbard sad Mr. Wain, in I rtrounatiss mid Os dissentees, is whisk minds empsrmil by thus k is add me of fie miss is that the used Oats- Aim Mall sot be taught. New, is innineg late Ms haw "f dr. Pryan, I ganamiso that I Amid kph. late the sass sensitibeee gmilismse. because Mr. Unismi Wesel dis es aped It, ins ef &ameb:by whisk as sessendea uses mak. It, thandin, wee a leWstke kr as to inquire 1 into that mate of Maga I ledradisr ast. It is dear to me Coat tales impressions he.. bum mina up regarding Mr. Penne, end I thick It deeleshis them ahead be a caftan drawn north, wheedler what bee tebes pines as Mr. Peas e. I can quits ualierstemi that Mr. H= sad otbm gendesam rosy have had Mims baling. aphid Mr. Mr. f =sw—The *chord wore Masts* without any ma Oran Is Mr. l'rione. ri lia Lordikip— I am anxious that a sod& Amid hi drawn over all this unhappy state of MOOS I died& lie glad to see every one go out of this ninth lON INA 1~ the. whim be came into it, with the losewheige dedffiln SINS MI lay ander suspicion boa appanage@ Ida BIM dens lodise at all, mid hays the charity to beams a With merrot to the resolution net te bring the Auden Auden St. Poses. I am sure them who have Wend into the e eslutioa will be the diet ta— ble. Hadlow-1 have here the Madmen of a young per ms who is dying, with impost to madersisa, nil os that I have acted. Mr. Medfield—There are various ether sales if dais per mitted. Ilia Lneddilp-1 cannot son hem for seek a purpose. It is net Ida prOsial inquiry. It is osir nesse= added is Odin I laillie INNS net prepared to lad the OM se diemildd Is Mr. Penn m it hae based ottl. I gene hen with s Wad remind ts he as impardel es I meld, and debase' so man ant wane Or kiemelfis and a ewe, I Mee I have Wanted elsaltill_Mha-Nat. Hewer that may be, I sewer ell IS 1111.1 It would Its man. I saneness W fig !Orgy, tr il ji as than es the oath at obsdiense width they malls whoa sedideid—l sail ea them Is shay thelr bidisp in what he sew ems. If I bri and dall than had bees a essibmiseal is the shank I nail msl hen gen to St. Petarli. TM mem of my Andes K Pan% wen that my msdlestien of it teem Ms senmendes b that it is net tinly the went seatral, km the most saminsdine ilsr the wpm . It isise ssints. dismiss with sentrallig to a higher than say serer skerdi. I will set be guilty of the is Ma. Prynny after what hes appeared to-day, te withdraw mp Messina for the senibmsben ts be held at St. Payee, and Ido esismaly slizn di in dingy of then than mess Is de se the them se do, brisp d :r a Milani, dad es mem ne ll tr ess—for that the maim—to be ceatemmi by ms this day four steam and I newt the dtwp be give Wise that a mallesindsn will be held at St - !tees on Wedaseisf, the 106 of October; und I fad eslidedi On Ye gmdsmen who had the sessgest Malian mint Mr. Prysno, and nail upon' will be the dot is ohm their bishsp's elbeallen in ma that dap. Mt. mil that en Immenes amain of nein nal hid mind oath. asighbourbeed sad thenghest ths Magi= sf the mast swims Ihresessr, sad the peak of an Inetry she,. names@ sushi net be ousisked sm MY wines, sad mid nat. be essikeram. H. weal suggest to his larehip whether a swam sushi east be formed ess gthaat to ezemilas mbar= is seek whin might ester en de whole of the seam ils nese. Tem poison might be diem by Mr. Penns aml Ms Meads, sad two by three mem who wen suggssed le be ippon to him—the four penes es dens Gang is a Irk to act as umpire. There were edam mesa, cad ael a few, which mud balbrought linen if dos plemliell. Hs wand fawn to lameelf thmight or 111111111111181110 lastitutheig lemies preseeilege. Mos Hasp—Wheisser madmen may mist la tkie es do lkailent at lags, only resin ma set d judo es men asesinary Is Mr. Pines. The ia- width it akin plimo _lnns Mm nth- cre vi l li =, I shred be mined a myself es • rasa, se • Chastise. sr se lahadohlt, &have ak as a Christian, I should lis asimmeil of smear U I ilidanirsit the at ef ludinlin dint srandles mmineesill, to wry lam mug I aunt help it--bet Loy min is weal be the perstst kinetics le withhold the Canine. tics to Mr. Passes dna* after all the szcitineeni that has been emelt El limy dull ts dealers my as of 1 his isssenss In OM maser . end thurstme I aim to my ilensdastka. I dealt tits media west heartily for I the kind manner in which they hare asei ueted themselves. I am well aware that slimy person IMO bare with a good deal stprendise. Whether dem p any with an abate ment lif did pednist, I iis satlonst j in e t their peeks dim seadaein Danny they ham molestd themselves , on the etudes as if thug saterlsind se prejudice at all, and I howdy desk ibis kr es ding. The prismatic', whin sesugin ahem Ike hours, them terminated. THZ EXPREM-SATURDAY DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Sarcaomr, Samarium 26, 1662. The Mate of the Weather at sigh of the following plows al 2 4 21 0 s'eliellt yesterday oisraiag. Tits stations we armee& is MEW of latioado_ IlLIWIMIS• WI PINAWIWW Oita fyr wow ... •w. Calm $4.1 wawa, x.w. (intestinal. Kti.l4:CH .. Cala E 71.170 Slimes, ....... Calm C%rums -.... &W. Mai (.01,110K.. .......... Calla 1 Aellinr. II W. Calm Mato el Womb'''. Mai Una Partially Mad, ram Nritall• Maly Degas rag Pa Cloudless Partially 0 014•13i1114 Medlar THIS DAY, Noon. evare4 Met. MOM. of MIL Mats of the Reatbar. o:iw er..:. The rams hem the talhereiss Owes did sot reach thin are to OM wPpolliimiss yalseasy; they therefore imams tit, date at as wafts is Thenday sharp also o'clock. - - LIMERICK KULLINOII I ROI.T9ITIP • -•• D tes.asOlus ILLL dim ovens* Mous lbw I await Omilelino Pittway elm* antis erten Moody A LAND 81141. kr* plate last evening, on :the works of the Binsleghent and Mimed Mils/ey e is tbs eerie el Riessiegbess ; the spot where the saddest es. served isjudlt Mimi the Repel Mad, when the Me assess Mese* the obese. sod the tassel elves plan le as epweedag. The assasefarin si dbestee was is War fe :. sew tilt wall, aseesdy pet we to pretest the ese baskasest ; peslisse tee Muse w e etwelestd i SI well se the eat-beam Mead te the reableme ef the 800. and Be.. Grastbas Tula Todeeately, ahheasktitany men were at with user the est, of them eeetaleod injury of eny kind, bet these b se doubt that the esessity will have the Abet of tribe, delaying the aliening dike Him Tue Eevatife CV Fats Mmes. At the seetiair et the Note' esters lead at Gerediseo, ca Muds, le" it woe easeeesei M by_ the dark that aster anther of la the weekhdrio RWI aerdled elan bad been is milesse.-144liashass Await. th= l,al *ntelltgence. COURT OF BA,NOCRUPTCY.—YernizoAT. Stamm !IL Camsionama Icann.aaafrn is us Kura AND BIlOOllllllDos, This was an odjoorood last walootios moodas la the an of Daniel Kohlk owl Thomas allooliollipo boolibot .• minimums's, of Wood•otroot, Oboopo Tin malaatios of Ow bankrupt, was Mika, ad journed far throe works. -- - .11101111 MI6 Oximmaxxx Lira Ix as Gaoses BALL. This was the last examination meeting. The bankrupt kat carried as the business of a wine lambent is Yew. March-street. The accounts, commeneimy in Jannary, 1850, and ending in August, 1862. show the unaseurod debts to be 4,3591. ; secured, 2,7471. ; liabilities, 1,44161. ; profits, 883'. Ily good and doubtful debts, 2361. ; property held by erediton, LONA ; by stuck in seller in head cm consignment, 2781. ; private expenses, 3291. ; other expenses, 8491. ; leases, 2,2351. 28r. Lawmen supporta& Mr. H. Liokloter, for the assignees, did not oppose. Ths bankrupt pained. IN ZS J. P. BANDLII. This was elm a last examination meeting. The bankrupt was an extensive isrmer sod tattle dealer of North Wm den. Ha debts amounted to 12,6001., the assets Ming about 4.0001. There is a further sum of between 6,0001. and 6,000'. by way of liabilities, which are expected to ran off. Am adjournment to the 12th of November was ordered. Protection was renewed. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—YEsTRILDAY. Smogs was Itaaeouns. ROBBIZT or 00•111.11 INT &roans. Widiaas t Vi d , and John Trout, who sorreaderimi to tali* their cd guilty to an indictment for Lode aleasiour. the ia haring tudowfally disposed or a quantity or jpolok frovolos old Ordnance stores, the pro perty of iiilloiesty, sod the latter with haring l'alawlidly takes t int* Ids poseolgea. Mr. Clarkson, who appeared for the prosseutions, en, plained to the court that this indictment was preferred under a statute paned in the reign of Willson' which mode it a very serious oases for any ' non to deal with say naval or military stores Soria, the Goad arrow, and usaretrasNeg by that mark that they baloaged to the gotermeat. There was ao desire to press' . the ease with any sweeeig wises the defssoleas, both of wins it appeared bete a peil etwsser, sad the priest* etiest of the L wee *et the reetedisso night sperms as a wombs le The leoreed Julie senamied Boris, who had Won already ems weeks la er4 111 M fersher inpriessed for ate mesit the ether deetemiest was seaward ID two steethe' eissiest is the Besse of thineeties. SKIMS 7111AVIDS. Vowel Ralooloy, 43, Mks Malang, 21, G.or Cake, 241, sal William Dom" won Whined for aded enaaaoar, is bathe selswkilly obtained hem Daniel Barker the sum of W. is., bylined sad W the Mess at skittles. Alter tM peleesme Irth lees demisted, The lessaW, is parka mmiessq said be war deter. Wool to As al that ley is kb power ts Moak up the pap K ewsptheis thee thismi the swath of the metropolis, yllllllO eldest ef gthattheisi peruses from the country, or an MD MI who neOt be silly enough to fell into the traps they kid for Om. He should, therefore, enter Dorm whose casco, although of a similar kiad, msessith is law to felony, to be transported lee tat years; Nippier, be area years ; and the other two dthesdante be mimed to be imprisoned and kept to hard labium fee ass Tea. THIRD COURT.—Yzinaniar. la o:languages of the judges not being in &amasses is the Old Court, their pressen Wag aneseary elsewhere, sad tie abase, of WanallOgrasy, In., the Commissioner, the wee ms the list for trial is this own were removed to the Old sad New Goods; the Rooordor sad COSMO& Ser geant beiag the caly judges left to dispose of them. Soloporilimphy. who was yesterday convicted of bigamy, .W 24 brown up for sentease. The prisoner, who is described in the Weeder as a tailor, was stated to be en actor at one of the east cad theatres. Hs was ssatinced to (our mouths' imprisonment. The business of the session terminated this afternoon, and the courts sit spin on Monday, October the 25th. THE POLICE COURTS. Yesterday the pose migrants vibe were Diadem" by Trite and Nos ,the 'snowless of the Anetsellea DEA. gratis. eel Add Omodmis Wm" la a l= nem, attithe sagest of bblesusia Mr liebeei W. own the Wesel d as pub& enbeeripties ise lbsie bens& Geniis Lean. the newt is. the °overman& Mulsooden Olillalmidlleas, nod the City ilidisitor, who soniested the Ltheseelea swath the two delinquento, aloe atheided epos Mr Robert W. Owdea told the magnets that he had ' sent he thew in order M deliver dots theirlands the mesey whish be bed readied as public whosdpliwo is, tads ass , vies MSS saw the reposeentsties d ads aswessiss less befits Yw Lest now. It wee, be added. his hthaties to wad ht the =lipids. esmnielissers is their Amur a Wien, the singled with Om sheertations weds by the h carder ft the Mistral Crialmel Osart, aishe he,. the abet of dliageiglag the shame for their pow to Pert =t, Is otheidersties at the delayvalet Wilma ma sa the swims isfury to width thit bad boss gab jested ity tits Ineesedess recently evened. The dabber said be was of opiate that the ethl• mate world act iodides* _in leaving the sees eibwilbed in the Mods or Sir PAM W. Cardss until the mem of 1 the lhmlipeatiso Osowdo to the s unnily amid he non's& The mow be the &inseam& penes. They nose all sinsid aNi n i r i a en the pessesselos was tonsioseed, their howl dethesth mon list as wilthesees MITI at ma seil. sad SW put sips et sewn whet sew be to soil as @sea as pmithb fee the bed epistle. where It was se be Weed prespraity awaited I , Oft hems awl isiositithe soraioas owl wipinglll• Polosi a thiglied babe that the Alt e& Lors'aTiit woWE wally Wes the.,. at the Wass whisk ar NA M y . W. Carden itheadell to writs to the asthwildeseep t aid s wise they deeply praised with with the pans Wliatioas dues the abiewass he what bed hew dare be the owebe of the wet athigethiea lawns el the Ititheleth by the Wilms prosseatius d the one use which leg be.. just belled He was raided Sot aethiss wadi beerier' with the libel er whisk the owthisimee were dimmed of the . ashes ad the year =ea. the seislaticise to which they ewe of W eubsdhe. He believed he ear the passers u. t bimodal urea the s hi s h Whisk was ia •1111011111. ties of dwiesiethe esadisies Ike sal their irremediable thadase daring the _whole of the line el theirmadam duly, width lawdoed sidle thelithihely eseasquisees d «hope defirreL" Sir IL W. Ca-ll shall nest ;Mb* de as the pasts moire esp tle wed I haw so ea doubt of emebethe a i: ben the elereeles Cndethasee• libber* = plows. by their wised= of se ompabie sail booms aa Mew as Capiath that sad indeed - by the whale sown et emir poseedlorps. that they km a strong Main so the with& of the nibs. mellmain suthed, mouth* beeely &sake he M lamest will* bed hew takes I. their alhhts. Cif Thowdey Lanai Nary Illmwessi. slaw 1, Zither tal l/theutavet„ wee sweassed bailee Alibeara Carter bevies violated his sanest M posers peewee to four to New Zealead la the Lady Zbeisiews. The waned end letter podeesd ia airport of the Ise wen ademleted by Mr. astsisr, who wowed for Ow defendant. Henry Ha affil: I sal arc eat et =V i s i t hove had es mtiosted is the Marie r. ~Cap es New &dead. sad mitered Me a kesqleadesee with the esthadast apes the saltlea fier the = peewee of ayself sad throe when. I e a *l. &pewit, a. while assottat to be paid INK, and I received the eswerost prodessiL The vowel Wile sail es the lethal Ars awl the fang woo loth aa d is the Ind of &Oman. I rewired a lesser we a p m Liverpool with the ether pesesogus ter whew bed s =q We sessedissly west to Liverpool , sad embed, to the dhotis Is the letter, epos Meters. Lewis sad ~ to whew we "hewed the esedenet. Korn. Lewis so d Co.. however. refesed us a pmeie. I reamed to Lathes sad slid the deisailast that I had oilseed to ply the Mimes to Mows. Lewis. sad that we w on unable to pa sag pawls by the Lady Sheigtew. The delleadest sheered me a letter whisk he mid be hod sent that worming dews to LiverpooL No eat wee rids to we of s power Is say other ship. I paid the Ith. se • deposit on behalf a myself, Alfred, Frederick, God weer Hart, all of when west to Liverpool. The =pews" were 201 Crowthavained by Mr. Nobler—l resolved the paper I Mifrom Mr. Thompson. I went to Liverpool ea the t. I offered the balance of th e prep wars, to Memo. * Lewis. They said they bed sat set sad Use ea anserreset with the defendant, that the thasthat was not their agent, and that they had not eseidsed a farthing. Kr. HoWar said he held in his hoods desamisis which would inersatestibly prove that his sliest bid base mialarly aersisted by Messrs. Lewis as their seat la Leaden for fur the Lady Ebringtos, and that =lrthi lar : money had hew paid by Mr. Thorny- Dm tithes lbw as deposit mow Ise pasastagers by that wash He Wald pewee _by those deetwasate that Messrs. Lewis had seknowledesd tee reesipt of the deposits for the ray pineal, to whom they had open that occasion refusal the passage, so that as imputation what ever could be fairly thrown oyes as client. It was dtheerovis at such a time wi es r : s h=lie mind was owspied with aerosols of boas t of which a example \adjust bees made, to la • he tae is whisk Mr. Thompson had himself Is • soon essalals manner, and it wee they Meg dos denial had hem made in Liverpool reflecting apse his 'has teeter. Thithiberever, would be dealt with elsewhere. Alderman Nester said the quotas Wass him wee, iftibe illoastram between the althglithlth sad the didthelled=eds v i ol a ted. He He wee If in oplitios that It . 00111 211 ;001 and MariollAill ism the subject, ni C . be settled in another "soft then decided that Mr. Thseapsen should deposit money is. to and to Nth of lb' sow • ,• with ONG, SEPTEMBER V', 1852. MARKETS. SUGAR.—The 'mope pries of Sugar, the produce of the British psemenons is America, computed teens the re turns nude in the week *rain the 21as se Sept. 1652, is 22.. 11d. Seger, the produce of the Maurine', 21s. 1 id. Sugar, the produce of the Bast Indies, 20s. lie'. 7%0 average price elf the three feregolag dearelpshes of &agar, jointly, is 215. lg. BRISTOL, SNIT. 24. Sugar has been in very good demand hero the last fortai ht, both tar refining sad grocery perpome—tha sales re 1,000 hhde, West India, sod 8,600 mats of Mauritius, st se advance of fully 6d. per cwt. on the former currency. The market is now quite bare of sample. • sad the de lissome fur counnaptiun continue good a as d the stocks of West India and Mauritius use light, a i'ssrthar improvement in prices may be looked fur, particularly as the expected direct arrivals are uninsportasit in amount For refiner's produce the demand has I•nproved, and excepting for stove dried goods, which are still rather dull of sale, a large 'mount of business has been transacted sines oar last re- port, at a slight improvement on former quotations. Item continues very dull of sale ; flue aorta which are scarce, have 4en rather sought after, bat all other descrip • Lions are qultTaeglacted. COTTON.—Ltvunrooa, Sari. 24,—1n reporting the proceedings dour cotton market for the last week, we may observe that on Saturday and Monday there w a degree of firmness that almost paws the turn in &your of the *ellen. Since that time the demand has been moderate only ; very much confined to supplying in small quantities the immediate wants of the spinners, giving as, therefore, the appearance of quietness. Still there is no change in prices; nor so far u we can observe, any abatement in the confidence of holders. With a satisfactory state of trade at home, we lo Is with ranch interest to the arrival of rash eneoreding stammer from the United States. Even a few day's later accounts of the weather and prospects for the ingatbering of the crop, en regarded as most important : and as this is the critical period and taming point of the season, we shall continue to be mush influenced thereas for some time to come. 8,270 Amerieen , 170 Surat. 20 Egyptian, and 60 West India are reported to have been taken on speculation; and 1,010 Anteruan, 1,800 Surat, 130 Madras, 180 Bahia, and 40 Pernam for evert. Sales for the week, 40,430 balm. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—LIMW, BSTT. 24.—The sup ply of English combing and clothing wools has ibis week been of moderate amount, and at last week's rates prices are firm. The demand for foreign wool has been rather limited, but prime are unaltered. HOSIERY, &e.—Lnicaorza, Sept. 24.—The demand continues good in the general hose, shire, and fancy trade; In the glove and loom branches there iv lees doing. The high privet of material we fear will operas against employ meat ere long. Lille thread h advaseirg, and English wools have been taken to a great wheat oat of the farmer.' bands ; end the probabilities seem to be in favour of higher rather than lower prim' of the raw materials—Leicester shire Memory. CORN.—Cu summon°, Sept. 24.—Tho supply of Wheat was not so largo to.dny as last weeh, and 111 re the quality was good, fall mom were made, but altrlffi infector des criptions could senmely find I;nyare ; white, new, 425. to 465. ; old, 60s. ; red, 325. to 375. Beans fully as dear ; 28s. to 325. Whit* Per warm, and feta high prime. Barley but little offering • malting M. to 3M. Lincour, Sept. 21.-Oie smsoket to-day was well sup plied with Wheat. Higher prises were demanded at the =7, bat the market dosed dull et last week's pekes. was in good demand at routes mem mosey. Oats sold at rates, with a good trade. WINO. sod, new, 36a. to 395. ; old, 40s. ; white, new, 40e. to 465. ; old. 475. Barley, grinding 22e. to Ns. ; malting, 27e. to 29e. Oats, new, 14e. to I g.. ; old, 21s. to 2'2.. Luuroor., Sara. 2S. -At this grossing's market both old and new wheat net. is fair rogues from con. users, and a few parcels of the knife wen taken for shipment. Prices generally were excepting in a few eases with the newly arrived Ise which a Wide less we. taken. Flout maintained leis pukes, and purely good brands still wane. ban eorn steady, at We. 6d. for American yellow and Ns. ter white. There was no variation in the gestations ell ether articles. Irish new meeting oats 2s. 6d. to 2e. IL pm dabs., quality of the beet fine. Arrivals into Limpid from the 21st to the hid Sept. iodate* :-Wheat. 16,799 qrs. ; Molt, 703; Oats, 3,449; Berms, C 792; laiiina Corn, 2,060; Oatmeal, 1,728 sacks ; UN seeks and 12,602 barrels. Exports to Ireland :-Wheat, 1,021 qrs. ; Indian Cora, 717; Oatmeal, 36; Floor, 662 sacks and 4,965 barrels. Watartiu.s, Sept. 24.-Our arrival of Wheat is good, there is also a considerable quantity by railway, chiefly of the new crop-the best samples of new sell slowly, w.thout meek alteration in value, aWI the tern is in favour of the buyer ; common qualities are difficult to quit, and prices are very irregular; for old there is more Inquiry, and as fine deuriptioss are not plentiful, either of English or foreign, each are held firmly at a slight advance, which for the moment checks business. Barley in moderate request, and all except real* choice parcels are lower. Beans fully as deu ; Oen and Shelling still rather give way in value. Other articles without variation. Present prices :- Wheat, per qr., SOlba. to the basket, Sedolk, Essex, end Kent, new, red. 39e. to 405.; extra, 415.; new, white, 42a. to 445. ; 465. ; Morfolk and HOMO, new, red, 116 s. 04 to Ms • extra, 40.. ; new, white, 375. to 38s. ; extra, 424. ; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, new, red, 345. Od. to 38..; extra, 40e. Od. • new, white, 375. to 40s. • sutra, 425. ; North Lined:dire and Yorkshire new, rd, 38s. Od. to 40s. ; extra, 41s. ; new, white, 404 to 445. ; extra, 475. ; Dantaie and Katigsburg white, 44e. to 48e. ; extra, 60s. ; • Lower Baltic and Hasablisg, red, Ws. to 40s. ; extra, 445. ; Mediterranean, red, 3&. to 375. ; extra, 38s. ; Old Englisk, red,39s.to 465.; white,l6os. Barlri,per imp. qr., Norfolk sad Suffolk, 28s. to 31e.fiextra, Mts.; Linoolashire and Yorkshire, 295. to Ws ; grinding, 24.. to to 25; foreign. 26a. to 28e.; ex- ' tea, 29e. B eans, per qr., 631,0 e. to the bush., saes, Gas, 37a. to 38s. ; ticks, 345. to 36e. ; foreign, 30e. to 3. Oats, per atone, meeting, new, 9d. to lOid. • reeding, 10d. to lid . ; foreign, 94. to 10d. Shelling, per load of 261 lbs., 25e. to 29e. ; new, 265. to 26e. lid. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 375. to 39e. Peas, par qr. imp., blue and white boilers. 30s. to 34e. ; extra, 86s. ; v” and feed, 28s. to 29e. ; extra, 32a. Rapeseed, per taut imperial, English, 211. to 221. ; foreign 211. to 231. Lin seed, per imperial qr., 435. to 48s. Imports duritbe week : Wheat, 9,779 qrs. ; Barley, 878 ; Oats, 887 ; Besse, 137 ; Peas, 32; Shelling, 270 Id.. HOP IN'MUICiENCP. KAIDSTOIIII. Sept 24.—The plasters are pronadiart as ergYlt aa_poesible with the picking, and many gardens are aaiiwwrreadd. The hope tally answer the expectations of the growers, and there is little doubt bat that an are of twelve or thirteen hundred weight per acre will be obtained. Then is 'would to some extext. _ . . 614114 SOTTO X.:TbiiiitiOrs eve fast clearing the gar dear, but there ere some few places when the hops are namely worth the plain. Lmramt.—We am 'elm on very rapidly with our pick ing, and the hops are good. The mould has slightly in messed, but net to any great extent. immost—The hops ars yielding well, both in quantity mid guilty ; many gardens are already stripped. There Issisilsebt but that the duty will be large Baer Borrox.—The pickers are getting ' on rapidly, and bogs are good. There is mould in some plantations, Wuhan have a large arep. onnix.—We have a mai lager step than gee.- sal; tharmerminly is a little men, bet net wident to do say bens. BIRSTRAD.—Ws are picking the lips at • hat rats, aid they folly eartra the eapeetatisms ths Brewers. They ara gmermilifit vim elms, sod tie seep mil Toomey large. Ithilittro — Th e rariald is m th• imerems, but we are getting as with the picking. The wee h a kip one. Sur FAILLIIOM.—Tito bap ens bet waft down, and yield welds there are a peel band employed, the wej e ra mT aesh larger then weneL Duty, 243,0001. , Sept. _2ll.—The plain u now beveled three See days. Generallylceseptig -12ti the JIM Is olle ins te the. meetations of the planters. The Me Mil W/Mane 8•441 set wren to h tee materislly injured the rzi Anerheribrimight will be required to get thews ell Prossionew ' asps. 22.—We ere right ea picking, and they cease doles wry well ; some say they saver knew so heavy a mop. PARXMAI4. Baps. 23.—Our baps TIM be ell Fished Ii the roans of ten dwier a hee they awe dew! .. as well es my meet has ied - yee le believe. ?be Y sir/ gosh ilisted by the wet weather, of srl itsia re Ws lel pea asl. rt e a w ns, legs. 21—Our Jones's begs ere gsS bpsys,bst the popssends well and with weed will =eke a fl a r=ie. We shall Ida a7= 61 4 1 sheet this day Picking is mew in full °wades Ma the crop nesse previous antlelpatiess, and Is all pea goldlty will not be Ossught to a close before the middle of Osisber. IisiSauVRIBT, espe.ll/I.—We rw isetiss an nicely with the Wig, and the begs sem bas well, although at places tllsy era rather broom sea bogie te want picking very much frees the late rains and *old alibis. CANTIMUOKY, Sept. 23.—We have little to record see peeling the hops this week. The picking has continued as rapid as the showery weather would permit. At Pordwieb, Pethaso, Chilham, and the ;mous& is the immediate proxi , ashy to the city, the growtn has turned out very well, fine, and beavy.—Duty, 260,0001. Mervin), Sept. 23.—We are taking advantage of the fine weather, and are proceeding fest with the picking; the hops are remarkably good both in quantity and quality. There will be a large duty. Tarivaiumr, Sept. 23.—The picking is going on at a rapid rate. The hops are in excellent condition, being free from nriuld and vermin ; and in some places in this district I the_lield will be abundant. WalaThlsiO, Sept. 24.—Our crop is large, and it seems to be the case in most gardens joining us; we had three frosts ibis week, but they bear it well; we shall sot finish yet lee two weeks. HAILSHAM, Sept. 23.—We have many broken poles, but a famous lot of hops, and shall get more than we thought of sue time, they go to scale well with good samples. Atrom, Sept. 22.—The hops come down remarkably well. Picking will be over by the end of next week. The crop is considered a good one. SKVIINUAKO, Sept. 7t.—Picking Is going on rapidly in this locality, and the highest twist - action is felt by grown, as to their crop and its quality when dried. WssTss.asas, Sept.22.—The hops la this neighbourhood ere in general very good, although we have mould la ape. tel gar‘ms.—Swap Siesdard. halt Me LONDON f;AZETTE.—Friday, &pt. 24 BANKRUPTS. 111113 MET AUTOS and STIWCMD SPRICHIS, Alderman bury, City, warehournaineo, to surrender Oct. 7 at 2, and Nov. 14 et 1, st Birrighallcereet. Sub., Sole end Turner, Aldermanhirry ; of wig., Alward', fiensbrook• court. ansinit Ill'Osorrx, Liverpool, merehent, Oct. 7 and 28, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sol., Hon, Liverpool ; off. easily., Turner, Liverpool. TNOMAII MOTLN, Manchester, draper, Oat. 6 and Nov. 9,' at 12, at Manebrester Court. Solo, Sale and Co., Man ehester ; off. swig.. Fraser, Manchester. 01101L011 CLARICE Pauntxce and RUERSIT C Ssour, Manchester, merchants, Oct. 6 and Nov. 16, at 12, at Manchester Court. Sole., Sale and Co., Manches ter, and Worthington end Earle, Blanchester; off. assig , Fott, Manchester. Joss Itosneex. and WILLIAM Hornung, Bank End Mill, Holmfirth, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturers, Oet. 14 and Nev. 6, at 11, at Linde Court. Sole., Kidd, Holmfirtb, and Bond and Barwick, Leads; off. orig., Young, Leeds. Moons ENOALL T , Norwich, timber merchant, Oct. 6 and Nov 15, at 2, at Brtinghall-street. Sole., Minn. Linklaller, Sise.lane, and Woodbright, Norwich; off. iusig., Edwards, Sambrook-wort. WILLIAM TURNER, Bath, engineer, Oct. 5 end Nov. 4, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sole., Pain and Burtrum, Beth, and Bevan, Bristol ; off. orig., Acraman, Bristol. DIVIDENDS.—Oct. 15. J. Ailerons, Kirby Moorside, Yorkshire, dreper--Oct. 1-5. G. Cook, Tottenham-eourt road, figniture dealer—Oct. 16. B. Crowther, MirNeld, Yorkshire, aseltater—Oct. 22. B. Fisher, Gloucester , currier—dm 15. IL Greenhorn, Liverpool, merchant — Ott. 22. P. M. Hadley, Cardiff, Glentorgensbire, corn merchant—Oct. 1.5. E. Hirst, Halifax, York shire, wen merchant—Oct. 15. J. James, Liverpool, ship builder—Oet.ls J. Padgett, Idle, Yorkshire, cloth manu facturer—Oct. 15. G. Smith, Leeds, Yorkshire, flax spinner —Oct. H. Thompson Pertpool-lane, Grey's-inn-lase, com mon brewer—Oct. 18. 8. Trickett, Victoria Stone-wharf, Isle of Dogs, stone merchant-oe. 15. C. W. Wass, New Bond-street, picture dealer—Oct. M. J. Whitby, Liverpool, merchant. CERTIFICATES to be granted, mains caws be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Oct. 16. J. Harrell, Billericay, Eases, grocer—Oet. 19. A. Corker, Oswestry, Shropshire, watchmaker—Oct. 15. 0. E. Hint, Halifax, Yorkshire, cloth merchant—Get. 18. J. D. Randall and G. T. Dicks, Greek-street, Soho, leather enters—Oct. 16. 0. Smith. Leeds, flax spinner. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. B. Armstrong and W. Lucas, Mouunstreet, Onevenor @guar*, fiebmongen. T. H. Biddies and J. Fawn, Bosford, Noriaghainshire, Ise* insaufacturen. P. W. Brackenbury and J. Blenkarn, East Raiford, Not tinghamshire, architects. C. Buller aad J. W. Williams, Brentwood, ENOS, apotha earns. C. Cheveley and T. Chereley, Chelmsford, Essex, linen drapes. Ann Conon, J. Colon, and Elias Lees, Helms, Lancashire, cenfeetionen. 8. MMus end E. Johnson, Wigan, Lancashire, groeen. Blue Dunn and J. Mosedell, Coventry, Warwickshire, machinists. 0. Id. Ewes and J. Broadfoot, Manchester, omnibus pro- prietors. C. Yield sad Elisabeth Field, Upper Marsh, Lambeth, wax chandlers. E. Orindrod and R. Hacking, Rochdale, Lancashire, *sten. T. Hewett end G. A. Hewett, St. John. street, Clerkenwell, licensed victualler. D. Hipkine, men., J. Hipkins, D. Hipkins, jun., and B. Hipkins, Westbromnich, Staffordshire, iron founders, so fat ea regards D. Hipline, een. Hugh Horse, T. Haworth, Henry Horne, men., R. Horne, R. Pickup, and Henry Horse, jun., Holcoene Brook, Lancashire. calico power loom weavers, so for as regards T. Haworth. J. Lawton aid C. Lawton, Macclesfield, Cheshire, setter doubler. W. Leath and J. Leach, Liverpool, tallow miters. W. Manning and It. M. Hayman, Bristol, oil merchants. W. Newby and T. Newby, Drury-lane, pawnbrokers. A. Small aid J. Taverner, Winshill, Derbyshire, small ware manufacturers. W. Stephenson and J. Keighley, Bradford, Yorkshire, Lather demon. G. Thomas and G. P. Green, Clement's-eourt, Milk street, Cheapside, agents. J. Thome and A. Sewer, Manchester, commiasion *gents. J. Thompson and J. Welch, Dopfields, Cowley, Stafford shire, iron masters. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Jason CALT/IRT, Moistens, writer, Sept. 27 and Oct. 18, at the Star Hotel, Montrose. Joss@ Halm, Glasgow, smith, Sept. 28 and Oct. 19, at the Star Hotel, Glasgow. issue Ourupie, Tmrriff, Aberdwashire, farmer, Sept. 30 and Oet. 21, at the Fife Arms Hotel, Turriff. ANDRIW Straaraer, merchant, Oct. 1 and 29, at the Cross Keys Tavern, Stranraer. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DUIUNJ IHE PAST WEEK. Mies epead. Same or Ban way. Recetee. ---- ---- 1361. 1666. 1851. 1862. - - BIITIIIII. -- 72 72 Aberdeen 371 371 Belfast and Ballymena 17 17 Belfast and County Down 278 267 33 33 Birkenhead, Linc.,& Cheshire 1,609 1,980 1815 261 Bl a ckburn 7 801 86. &Mei and Exeter 189. Caledonian 98 Cheater ad Holyhead 6. Cock Bledench, and Passage 190 198 e l i t 20 Cork sad Bandon 31 66 Dublin and Belfast Junction 671 1 116 43 63 blin and Drogheda 1,106 IN6B 6 6 Dublin and Kingstown 169 161 Dundee and Arbroath 31 . 31 Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen June. 678 670 19 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen 14.3 68 68 East Anglian 79 79 East Lancashire 323 322 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,443116,769 116 96 Eastern Union 2 ,497 2,468 891 391 Edinburgh and Glasgow 78 78 Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee 2,6321 2,646 8 6 Exeter and Crediton 14 19 19 'Furness 4391 Iltl 1711 1711 Glasgow and South Western 4,178 4,279 2411 225 Great Northern& E.Lincobub.ll 2 , 46B 13,168 188 188 Great Southe rn & Western(lr) l 6,208 1 6,568 264 277 Great Western 26,628 18,726 16 26 Irish South Eastern 104 101 Kendal and Windermere 90 90 Lancaster and Carlisle 260 260 Lancashire and Yorkshire .. ;.. 18,330 18,932 39 70 Leeds Northern a 441 I 181 18 Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport 601 ; 638 626 639 London and North Western 6 London and Blackwall 17 173 London, Brighton, and S. Coast 16,078 13,308 244 London and South Western 16 31 Londonderry and Enniskillen 161 301 Fl 11 Man., Batton, & Matlock, &e. 190 209 167 167 Manchester, Shelf., & Lincoln 7,847' 7,912 Manchetterand South Junction 8101 793 29 28 Maryport and Carlisle 6 67 712 4989 4981 Midland 1 25,576.23.333 126 126 Midland Great Western (Ire ) 2,32 2,733 37 37 Monklands 9411 817 60 69 Newcastle and Carlisle 149 149 North British /21 282 North Staffordshire 6,401, 5,534 47 47 North Western 9891 977 - 49 01f.,W0re.,& Wolverhampton - 1 888 46 46 Scottish Central 32 32 Scottish Midland 6ll, 634 291 291 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 690 935 47 47 , brewebury and Chester 29 29 Shropohire Union 68 68 1 ,South D e von ' 2,214' 2,632 261 2881 ISostth Eastern 19,632,19,644 76 1004 South Wales 1 1,611 2,986 77 n SouthYork.,Doneasterit Goole , 1,368' 1,431 39 39 Stockton and Hartlepool 1,693 2,009 40 40 Taff Vale 36 26 Ulster 877. 1,091 26 60 Waterford and Limerick 13 161 Wert Cornwall 4561 616 12 12 Whitehaven Junetiou TN 306 294 3011 York, Newcastle, and Berwick P4,316i 15,707 279 279 York and North Midland Poasrox. I 671 679 Dutch Rhenish 11 211 Maria Antonia 63 63 Montereen and Troyes 63 62 Namur and Liege 1441 4424 Northern of France 127.417127,614 4931 Orleans and Central* 120,474122,499 240 Paris and Lyons 114,670 17.954 84 84 Paris and Rouen 1 7,984 1 9,532 94 392 Paris and Strasburgh ' 9.230118,943 ' 60 69 Bann and Havre 166 99 Western of France WI 15,707 10,791 1,483 4M 1,089 1,339 27,614 22,499 , 17.954 I 9,632 18,943 4,069 6.266 •lb weep% laelede tbe Wale the Orleans and Central. Or. seas and Becaleana, and Tour. and Neaten hem [Advertisement.) FIFTY THOUSAND CURES wmiutre MigMalls by De IclitirA ItavALLia• Liiiink FOOD.— Curs 411,111:—.• Fifty Fear , iidlev.nb We agony !tom seresoludea, lithium, cough, tonelipaitha, fiatolenci, Wm at lb* stoniseb, and 'combine., have been trennimal by I lo 11 ory'e ..repent loud."—Marla Jolty. Wortlrm ling, near I i.. Norrolb. Curs No. 71. of dyepepota : from lb. Right Lion. the Lord Slum.: de Dodo I bays derived ecedlderable benefit tram your Ft,rel and authorise the pabllcation of these lines."—htuatt Drew'. Wed in sanlaten, g lb., at Ile. • 11 lb., at 12r. Supreor tined quality, 10 Its., nt Us.; A lb, at 99..; the W lb. and 19 lb tapbklanif fee of ainiage, ...., ~ .: 7, Regret-street. 1 eneten: • Dm' - vertisement.)—HoukwArs OINTMENT AND ' PILLS MATS 001011 AN VLCIDAIILD UV, AND raorw4rao Memos now.—The rah able. T. Ra) lie, of Eight-court, Seven-bare, Clowni- Ad; Straslaglwat, sneered for ii.ere than eight year, Iran a derail =Mad ditto ; donna a great portion of that Unmade woo aster Mama at Ringo:wham, where one was It rguently tad that aagatattios mat attitaatei) to. plsee, alri it ova. Import!a to had the wroshd; kowtow, owls the advice ct h, r to roda..he tree I nide Wears Malwwitt awd pith, which have Orate, a perfect erre, aad afrWwlWildiy [[[lard[ ethers stailarly 'Mead boar thorn attar tla~l it eimpla et Irk law la of the wont mow Wad by all ham" listablislamat, 244 etnad, SHIPPING INTELLIGESCE. SEABORNE DIA ILS. IL. ddt the made are ...at rr itt a (Hatt Poe.° es tit—add U h die ruoriane—de-patett,l V tlbill • la—uid 32 by true mornine—tie-patett.l Day when nark rop Vim., ) t —. COUNTRIEt in tweed l', I art i Wien OSP* London du Vilna. i du. ----- —.--- I. ---... =bpSrtt.poilietll 5e24.24 . ....... .... Ilverpc2l.... ItiepL .9 to! Ward Sato pill) .................r S ept. II Anerkir(l/11.2tottoeh IS tiepin. douthJaapten (Sept. 24 linetrablieta Sontboap. ton) u Intl of cab n...ntl. iontharAdon. Sept.!! MUD (vta Yarreillee) le i 21ili each iliOntit .. I Lkner .....«.. i Oct. It Ditto (vl5 Cepa of I.lood ItllOPl4 —.l l ,3nd or the soontblPtynn.tith ..1 ) 20‘. 30 ( "Vest Oust) ...21 1 24m of tie siesta riye.o.tia . Alossiidria• PllttihaitAth of seen. Cover Wean .... ......... .. 21 . i.ly bow ........ I only Vend IC iLli tt: .hr r. natl. -vivid s{ /a !ten 12 sunup Area II !Yak of the tv.r.th •,vtiv.roptin.Oet. 13 Oat/omit JAI brinlYthortno , .l. 4. , .!.11117., OM. :Or. it 011/4 of Goal {lope 11,11 A a the month 311111oWt.....iSept. ri Cape de Yvelv It ;11th or the cintab,ll9menth .. !Sept. 26 lowenatlnople • ..... , P /titlrthritllio.v !I AMY • ilegL to Itatral Ameriee te 1 2sdni/ ants. n tt.. iouthen otos Sept.', A Runnel Wee ...—..« /.111or uree. ,lirrld. toutl44tte•lTti th.,.... Mil .......... _ ..111iindilt %hot itioatb buthoilli are. Itiapt. V, Primo „,... lilt P ' twice dal i v Dover ..... ... ITerice Ar. Grane•......— ti . ;7thl:t9.:e.of mot ; Pont .—.... ,Sept. 19 Embers P ITue. dz, n i1.i.12., i !Still i !Tees .e.t. Holland JO Wed,.. a go ~, . 'Ueda --... , , "lett.Thit. Etordures ......... P:1711 of the 3.onthr stAroptvt , ript. .. Irvlont_ ma li, Tido daily ....... 1 1121n10d.... !Tyra de. Ladlo(viriSoittkenapt.) 14 , 20 th ..rf ....`le ',wt./ •nat1.321 , 4,n *pi. 24 ladle (vie Yoreelllos) IN AttilliSithof on :•13 1 Weir ........:Oet. 3 Ladle (via Cate of floor! Hope) " le 14th d the ...t or tie u.ontli • r ellyTen.uhoi. .th ...:11..5.r 4 dept. :6 M2aMos 31 diterrionon (via South ~'. otoptor) 111;12tA et PA nneth • ,•.".t•tsai tot i l Srpt. 21 1 stnivle Mareeillee) 2l.6thlldith 64 OILNI . 9... r ... .. Oct., Maim N . kid of tin nA..th deuthosepus.ilstes.mo. Madeira .M 9t31.23d of tier. e. Suibrisptov 'Oct. If Melte .I t 17tn,1Tt...1t0•.1/t' I PEnbolt. enn.r.l. Dover ........ :•ept. 29 Skate 11 1 Stlil3th23Aof late, Wier Pepe) &Mr. ..... ......P 3011211i2000t E..), Dover . . Patient:la Pun 31; tadnl/Onf Inetta ilonthatottne. Sept. le Easouir IV I Aillliti !...1..01: t.:....r. DeTel .« . .... NFL 21 Net NAOS ... . ... l.l Entistn.sidnanit notitlieot4toi Arrived Pen Dkenen's land (see Anetralie) • no - os — ot to tiko.• 11011101111 ago marked (9 are wet* hooch puke to Mareolltos. CASVALT,Ma., Bolivar (English barrruel,Peat.lxund to Newport, which put to sea, Sept. 20, returned to Flushing Roads on the 21st, lost all her anchors, and in endeavouring to make the port of Terneure was driven on shore to the east of the jetty, and remains, but is espected to be got off.— Antwerp, Sept. 23. Louise, liehmgow, from Newcastle, in taking the harbour this morning missed stays, went on shore north of the Mole, filled, and, it is feared, will becenie a wreck; crew landed ; cargo espeetcd to be saved.— Memel, Sept. 19, Maize. Pearson, from Ibrail to Queenstown, sank in the Mediterranean, Aug. 3, after being struck florin,/ a thunder storm ; master picked up alter being 17 hours in the water. Perak, Richardson, of South Shields, from Ihruil to (Wrong. town, sank oil Cape Clear yesterday; crew saved.— Queenstown, Sept. V. ♦RRIVED. AIIONS-at Gravamen. September 24, from -.Peterabure Aunt Tecorreov-stGenesen, September 23, from......Temorpo lineesse-at Liverpool, September 2 4 , from lbeneetroat -at Livens.* September 34, hem . Nnork.ore Comenscs- off Torbee, September 22, from Runtfore Dodornme-at Liferpool, September 24, from. B. eine Dean or Wasnurroor -at Grabbed, Sept. 24, bon Calratto Dt,ONSIIIIIS--at (haymow'. September 13, f0r5.........Nee York Graus-oe the Wiest, September 22. from Demme% Bute-at Gramend, Sept. 11, from Ilavneali Rub- off Dover, from .......11. Vidtil Buse-at Gravesend, September 23, from Cans rams. Brea-at Oeswomd, September 24, from .- ..... BM York Pennies-at Liverpool. Sept. 24, from B. Ayres POIZIOWPRS-at Plymouth. Sept. 21. from. --imam ammo Web -at Deal. September 21, from .........S. Leone Ilsons-at Geol. September 23, from ...... Liabon HILIIB-at Liverpool, September 24. fees . Charente lase Rebreet -at Liverpool, September 14, from 4 harleatos Jeers-at Liverpool, September . 24 from Villa Non Ines boareese-at Dial, September 23, from Jennies lone Joss -at Plymouth, September .3 from Tanabe' Laos Resent-at Learned, September :4, from Cobb Lemme-at Gravesend, September 23, from Denis MADURA Pee-at °rammed. septet:slur 0, from lbotadoes Mum-at Gravesood. September 24, ftom .. Neu lloneterea-at Liverpool. Seb ar 24, from Mobile Meow-at Pahoostb, ea.• ber 22, Mom Cvatua Pert Boma-at WM. 5•1217 .3, Iran ei..yab retort*-at Falmouth, •ftima. bee 11, from Vans PRISM' Lanoti-st Peonseton, September 22, from Aeyab Puna Akseer-off Haenn. b_ptember 23, from... • -Seem Yen EneCCAllt Iratllolll% Sept. 3; from Parade 1011101,1-41 Lberpool, September 24. fren Cenetasttropb awesome-at Grammend, September 23, from Anitereaseem Satentso-ot liyerpool. Septomber 24, tram Lib= Twaseatos -at Ged, September 33, from Ones Inen-at Queesston, September 21, from Barbados Teeth*-at Liverpool, September 24, from tbetes Toone Inenco-at Liverpool, September 31, from Rotterdam Woe fleasaa-at Gravesend. September 23, from Taiwan WOMIGKIOR -al Orameesd, September 34. troet ...... Grenada Wu.uers IT.-al Liverpool, September 24, from...Newioundi.ni liburve-ot Coemsenno. September 22, from Barbadoes Zsoonacm-at Liverpool. Pen 24, from Carthame BAILED. Ammo—frets Warped, SeSember 24, to fltattto Auansoo—fns Liverpool, Reprarotete 24, to W7bo Apse o.—feton Limped, See.embor 24, to ..... ....... oalenus AILAND6-60111 'beeped. September 24, to Wes Deasaza AIM ZUM-411). Deepoil, Sept. 34. to— . .. CZONTINI liatunme—Orea limped nept. 24, to—... Azs = Csomiwo—teets Liens* September 24„ to Bergen Cicatr—trom Gratememd. Sspeember 34. to Demerara C.asotam Tema—tram Uverpest, Sept. 24. to.. New Tort Dittmar—from 1,1t054 September 24, to Antwerp Euxo—form Lampe* September 24, to Savannah paper llrreemeo—Sam Otevelimd. naptemlor 23, to Demerara Guam—ere. I/wreak Sept It to Outwear Oov. liMaso—tram etemeteb. september V, to S. Loose Gaunt —from Lwow% Sgt— lese 24, to Bombay fluor or We —ems Como, September 22, to . ...... Lortion Lupolimas—kom mar. Sept. 24, to ..... —... .. 2'. rtalo loso—ho• Utorpoll. _Reptembie 14, to lemon bland Roma—km ItAwispeet, toptotabor 24, to lesattsa Martha Jews Itsma— hem Limped. Sept. V, to N 214 1 ,1 Kern. Ceemes—from lAimpeol„ Sept. 14, to ... Mobile Leoo—ireokliollpeol,, Re I 1 . to iar Retreat Maats—beittverpook, 24. to Members MOUNT WaINIII•10111—kai September 14, to N. Means 11101111A1A.11•111 Limped. K. to New Tort MArosne—trom Lireepowl, Aspelerber Mr to nre Niteuww—from Limped. so" 14, to Boron isrum.—trea Grawamed‘ Se pt. . to 44, PIIIIUDIXT—troia Wm/A aseemba 24. to .....« &old& Pug rrro—trom lawerped. flotteabar 24, to M. Thomas Limas—ham Plymesl4 lopioslar 13, to Sydney Lunen—tram Uworoool, tolitombor 24, to I eollora pow Oiono—loot lioloolows; September 32, t 0........ Aesetba Ste R. Pam—from Orememl. Set ft, to New Seek nasivat,—from Lirertmai, Ilogiosbor $4, to Nowa Tomas—km larerpool. Seetember 24. to Rams Twat Yawn—hem Limeys* Seplembrr 24, to Cepttaloola ViltIDIF411•111 Ptertsmoutb, Sept. IS, to. Bombay taw rs--Irem Uterpsil, September 24, to Vorco—hem !berm* Sept. 24, tto Cade wear—from Liverpool, Ileetembw $4, to ',myna VBBBELB SPOKEN WITE. Amiss, trees Looks for Port Phillip, :opt. 12, lat. 37.54 N, Lou. 114 W. Almada, (idp), toga Madre@ for L aeon, Aug. 25, Bat. 20.24 N kwills4 W. La Odds (skip), of kaiak kit Port Phillip, Aug. 2 7 , lat, 34.56 31,1E0.17.13 .; all well. etude* Castle iship), from Loudondays,Aug. for Port Phillip, Madeira !retrial &WM Ile mike, ont 11 Barbaro (o.q from Laden ear InMa, 31 days out, Awl, 10.8.73 IL, M. WAS W. Caallada (bsrque), Gam looks fee Tatio tiny, July 29, lat. 7.50 N., Wil W. Cambrian, from lamaks for Looks. Srpt. 4,lst. 43 N, lon. 37 W. Yukon (brig), kam the Brai d Akira tor Loudon, Aug. 23, lit 37.40, lon. elle W. Fairway (Brig& brig), of Looks, kr the grathward, Modeles bar. F. 0.8. Se 'Mee, August 211. John Might (brae), tram Nautilus for Leedom, June 10, Lt 29.44 8., km. 49.1 New Odle" wllk analgrants, July 29. let 11 N. lon. 34 W. Times ea* ftgit Limped fag rtuni„ 38 day. out, Aug. 7, Ia iI IZILO W. Wills dip), how Batavia for Falmouth, 28 days out, Aug. 11A, ISA; 11.1aa. 78.84 W. Watafter helearweeh dLandow Beet. 19, lat. SO N., 100. 15 W., Lore el las Maly pis tea Ike metward. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND I)EATIfb. BIRTHS. ,ItLVDELL.—Wept. 21, the wife of W. E. Arundel', oobern.aort: Now, of a NM 'urmm.—Fept. 21, at 11340 v-wills. H. Clifton, EN., of a son. lAY.—fient. 29, at lavernserroad, Bayswater, the wife of T. May, of • Mushier. , LATIVELL—Sept. 22, at Atwpne•*asd, Csambory, Mrs. F. '- bed • son. Italie TOED.— Wept. 21, at Uptownlase, West Ilsa. Masa, Mrs awinford, of a won. IVALLACL-Bept. 22, at Bt. lionazirs.terraos, Chelan', the wdo of T. Wallace, EN , of assn. IffieltHLßY.—dept. 11, at Upper Capton, the wits of C. Wordy) ' , En., of a datghur. th wife of J. MARRA AGBS. DRNNT—LOCKWOOD.—fIept. 21, .t Souls hackney Church. l l the Rev. C. Idecitenele, M.A., Prebendary of St. Pauee, A. lAnnt, • of Derryoulland. Fermanagh, Ireland. to Sae Al Jane. =et of the hew. O. P. Loc..wood, M.A., Sector of PLUS—IURNLEY. - Sept. 22, at AU Saints', Norwood, by lb.' R. Hardee, Rector. C. A. Palle, Req.. lI.M. (nMarmot`, to Jo , 1 . wooed daus,htar of J. Turnley, Req., of the Ylanortioues, Nola. kairi.D.)..T.—f 4 tpL 22, at Tunbridge-well., by the Iter.l. Choke, T. Kett, Evq., of tlanei lace, to tem lone, Neural daugo.:er of the late Mr J. Iluddart, ul Brynktr, Ctawarrosehlre, and Nw follt.eresorat, Pith. 141111.—Sopt. 21, at Conley, near Well., We. S. Ilrr no:de, only eon of S. Stvinolds, ,ut Ruth MM. near Lanap..tt, to Ellen, second daughter of J. Frith, Rai., otourittunay Roue. DEATHS. FRANCO.-Pept. at Harley.atreet, Mrs. Fromm aged 82. LOCK.- Sept. 24. Mr. Thomas AgL.nd Look, of lit, NUITC7..tr , • Strand, and Stewart's. grove, Chelsea, in his 69tS year. 110Rit1.40f4.-sept. 21, at Reigate, Martin Lynam, youngest *on of G.Mortieem , aged 4 year! end 5 months. SHILLS/Tr.- Sept. 12, at Datd.l4treet, Bath, Harriet LAWN tha rl daughter of the Rev. R. PbillotL SALMON.- Sept. 21, at Wettest. r, Ann. la-t surviving dangler, a the tete Mr. R. Salmon, of Roehford, Foam aged 74. STMEnd.-Sept. V, at Liverpool, Annette, wile of C. Moe., Vallurormseare. I Mena& WLNORN.-Sept to, at Cleveland House, Itarnew e, gree Mariann. was of IL Wooden. Esq., agtd3s. -- Prated sod Latabod Vlniame [mg lIALas, et No e, Lombard • amt. fa Maine, a th e Oita, to Lankarl• otrooloi the = o, itet of N —Ynaeee, earned' 15, ' sib i r 0 if 111