The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-14 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MERTlNG.—Thearmr. THE GREAT aseßElnTat DAY. The interest is the Cesarewitch Handicap, awl the im mense amount of betting thereon, attracted to the heath me of those monster assemblies brought together when any gnat turf event is to be &aided. Moreover, the occasion wee especially notable from the fact of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, the King of the Greeks, Prince Christian of Deamark, and the Duke of Cambridge honour. lag the heath with their presence. The visit took the town by surprise, but it is needless to say that the pretence of the heir to the throne and his august relatives gave the liveliest netiefaction. The royal party arrived by special train, con aintiag of two carriages end a break van, at 25 minutes past 1 o'clock. Five hacks were in attendance at the railway Melia', and the illustrious visitors having mounted, rode off to the heath, where they were greeted with an expression of loyalty evidently most gratifying to them. The scene in the High-street in the morning was most animating, the front of the rooms being completely blocked with vehicles and pedestrians. Betting upon the great event presented no marked fee tare, but Limier and Demmer Boy were in immense demand, as little as sto 2 being taken at one time about Mr. Merry's mare. On reaching the heath speculation was continued. but with no fresh demonstration except that already alluded to. Toe royal visitors, we regret to add, were not fortunate in the weather, foe the atmosphere dialog the afternoon was doll and heavy, and rain fell at intervals. The Prins of Wales and the young King were, however, indifferent to the wet, and galloped about apparently much interested in the proceedinip of the day. A. abort time before the Owarewitai was run the Prince sad the reminder of the party went up to the top of the principal stead, in order to wither the finish of the Csaarewitch. Admiral Roos ex plaiani to the young visitors the peculiarities and customs if the heath, with which they seemed highly interested. The Cosaroodch was appointed for half-past 2 o'clock, and as the time drew near (or its celebration ' the excite meet became very great. Lioness continued Ent favourite to the finith, 3 to 2 being taken freely about her, while Drummer Boy advanced to 4 to 1, and Emblem, Jack of Hearts, and Umpre also exhibited an upward tendency. Liasseins, shoat whom as little as 4 to 1 was teen on Satur day last, declined is a strange nenter towards the close of , the betting, for ems of the largest bookmakers suddenly *Eared 12 to 1 to a large amount spinet her. The race will be found fully described below, but we may state brae that Lioness fully justified the extmordieary confidence of Mr. Merry and Mat Dawaoo, for she had won at any moment, and coming away with Lamina the two finished the race between them, Limes winning, without her jockey galling upon her, by three-quarters of a length. Jack of Hearts finished third, as he did in the Goodwood Stakes. The Drummer Boy, of whom such high expectations were entertained in communise of his trial with Macaroni, dis appointed his puttee= dreadfally. He sever me showed • the race, but in fact nothing could have had a chases with Limes, as oho won in a motor, thus reviving the memory of Mr. Merry's halcyon days with Saunterer, Thor =why, and other well-known niceborm. The result of the yam is of coarse dimistroes to the bookmakers, Mr. Merry himself having won something like 15,0001. After the ram Mr. Merry was introduced by the Duke of Cambridge to the Priam of Wales, who afterwards carefully senitinimed the mare, expressed his high approval of hey and onegratoleked her owner on his good fortune. The royal party Merged to town shortly after 4.40, the gm Goad for the bat race co the card. The following are full details of the day's running : THE ROYAL STAY= of 200 soya each, 120 ft, few 3-yr-olds; colts, dot 71b 1 fillies, Bst 21b. Wieners eake. A.F. (1 mile, 2 furlongs, 73 yards. (5 subs.) &r J. Hawley'* Columba, by Uharkehm—Vmation, Bet HD (Fordhass) 1 Mr. C. Sm. - lag's Harter, Bst Sb iCatance) 2 Satin : 6 to 5 on Barter, who made play for a quarter of a mile, when she seeped the lead to Columba, who carried en the rousing to the sod and me by half a length. A HANDICAP SWZIPSTACIS of 15 SOTS. each, 10 ft, for 3-yrolde and upwards. Ab.M. (7 furlongs, 212 yards). p mdse.) Pagne's Merry Maid (sister to Queen of the May), by Hesperus—Glacis, 4 yrs, de.313117, (T. French) I Lord Portsmouth's thinner, 3 yrs, 7st 4th (Cannon) I Coast listthyeay's Admen, 3 yrs, ea 455 (I. Smith) 11 The following also ran :—/Mnba, Humphrey, Mockowner, Tsarist, and Camaro. Bating : 2 to 1 apt Humphrey, 9to 2 each ;apt Bertha and Gunner, and 11 to 2 apt Merry Maid. Gunner made play fora few hundred yards. when Tourist took up the remaieg to the Bashes, where Merry Maid went to the front amid wee in • eater hp six lengths. Actem a bed thud ; Bertha was earth, Humphrey fifth, and Tourist last. The et=wee Mimed by Lord Portsmouth for Mr. Payee. TOWN PLAIT of 501., for reads, and upwards ; the Mawr to be sold for2Uo son, if 3- he. T.M.M. 41 mile 7 furlongs 158 yards). Mr. Naykoes Hyalite; by lelsterdale—Starlight, 3 yrs. 7st 101 b (Challoner) 1 Mr. 008 denrs Petersham, 3 In, 7st 1015 (Jac Itlghtingell) W. Itobertmees belie of Yorkshire, 3 lyre, 7W 101 b (Brewtey) 3 The (diadem also yen :—Dunsinane. Sweet Willis, and Look Sharp. Betting : 6to 4 apt Equinox, 4 to 1 apt Sweet Willis, andls tel 1 apt Look Sharp. Equinox held a slight lead epee entering the cords, and though she appeared in diffi culties all the way up she won by a neck. A bead sepa rated the mooed and third, and a similar distance divided the fourth and fifth ; Look Sharp bates off. HATCH : 1001., h ft. No muse mentioned. Mr. J. B. As Lord Buckle', 4 yrs, tst received Marquis of Hai,UW kroner. 2 yrs, ht 31b paid Thi exsawiwrive 3TAKEt, a free handicap of 25 eove. each, 15 ft, with 200 added ; for 3-yr-olda and upwards ; whims extra. Oseasewiteh Course (2 miles 2 furlongs 28 yards). (84 auks.) M. Merry's Boom, by Fandango—ltanretere, yn, flitCh (11. Cony) 1 lord Stanford's Llaausini. 4 yrs, yea 115 (carried 1 0 4 411, (U. Onnithaw) 2 Mr. 8. Thelma:is Jack of Heart., 3 yra, Mt 71b. (s. Marten) 3 The following ado ran :—Wlagsve, Carlsbrook. Umpire, Harlequin, Captain Crow, Change, Mackdowm Emblem. Fantail. Blondln, Chere Arnie, Agog, Drummer Boy, Sllkatene, Heldman, Cock Robin, Heal JIM, Hananoff, Sandford, and Seinmersols. Bettis,: 5 to 2 apt LIMOS, 4 to 1 apt Drummer Boy, tel apt Emblem, 100 to each ages Limmini mod Jack of Hestia. leo to 7 apt Umpire. 100 to 6 apt Blackdown, 100 to S each apt Summerside. Romanoff, and Fantail, 40 Is 1 melt apt Harlequin and Wingate., 50 to 1 each apt Real Jam, Ssodford, Bloodio, cud Blith6eld, and IUO to I seek apt Change and captain Crow. The timely-four cowmen titan having been marshalled by Mr. M'George, they were despatched a few minutes beyond the appointed time for starting (half-past 2 o'clock), to as admirable start. The lest to show in front was Jack of Heart*, sex% I to whom followed Silkstone, Real Jain, Roomed, Needle ' Emblem, Linimina, Blith6ald, and Umpire. , The inicorieding lot were heeded by Sir. Neyhr's two, Drummer Boy and Agag, " the Boy" pain Said, whilst Garisloook, Wiopeee, and Harlequin seemed amble lollye the pace. Before they had proceeded a quarter af • wit p... 1 Jim took up the minim from Jack of Hearts ; if i a - La e , however, stuck closely to Mr. Hughes's "meek, and &maws. had HOR,sooff having dropped into the ruck before arriving at the Ditto e ''. P. the " waiting" divisioe emprised Umpire, Li amnia, la Lmcett , win Win mining as the tight of teal Jam in the middle of the course. Ou the left of the Epsom mare were Blackdowo. Emblem, Bioadin. Beejamin, and Blithfield, whilst Drummer Boy sad .tgag, clam up with the last nseatiosed, were ruoning wide on the lower ground. finarnersiele beaded the rack, at the tail of which were Cariabrook and Wiogreve. Coming down the Bushes hill Real Jam disappeared from the front, and for an instant Umpire had possession of the leed, but quickly " shuttle( up" the colours of the " boy in yellow," and Limning, were seen in admit*. At the Bashes the race was virtually ▪ (or Lioness, ridden with the, utmost coolness, came pi sweeng along with Unimak' at her side, but it was evident Wee hundred yards from home that Lotd Stamford's mare omlil ant overhaul the favourite. Scarcely ever was heard so much cheering at Newmarket as wino Lioness sad Lituaiiia entered the cads, and terrific shouts resounded ea all sides, •• Lioness wins, Limee alas," when Harry Griinabser was obnerveal to miss ins whip a huodred yards frau the judge's box. Without moving In the saddle Covey continued to keep Lioness is adeatme, and she won easily Ly three-quarters of a length. Three lengths behind Lomeli.. Came Jack of Hearts, who beat Blithfield for the `• lemren " situat,on by four lengths. Blackdown was fifth, Einhlsen sixth, Drummer Boy sixth. The next three wen Summered., Benjamin, and Wisgrave, who finished side by eels., sad at the bead of the ruck was Umpire. The mar lot consisted of Agag, Chore Arnie, Ceriebrook, Harlequin, and Sandford, the absolute lest being Hartnett. A SeLLINc HANDICAP %err perAECI of 10 ans, each, foe all are; the 'rinser to be sold for 100 sore., if demanded, Be. T. rA. (5 furlongs 140 yards). (12 subs.) Br. /Imre, Nor.-y, by Imiibtne —Swab, 4 Ps, Fat lab !glecroft) 1 Mr. P. ilea Prince Lee 800, 3 rt. tat T French; 2 Lord Mao:fwd . . Xleala of Trumps, S Div, tat lib A. Edwards) 3 The following also ran :—Littkrete, Kangaroo, Leotard, Blun abate. Ai billet Pyrrha, and Cbalybeste. Batting :3to 1 5 ,. .t Non Sto 1 apt Country Maid, and 7to 1 apt any Other. Prinee Lee 800 made play until lalf limy within the cords, where Noery deprived him of the lead, came away, tied woo is a caster by three leephs; two leaphs separated th• second and third ,• a head divided the tided and fourth, and Leotard brat Cialybeato a similar distance. Tuft CbgaRWELL STAKES of :30 sova. each, 20 ft., for 2-yr olds • eo:ta, Not 101 h; fillies, 8.1141 b. Winners extra. T. Y.C. $5 te ' sineess 140 yards). (42 oohs.) Mr. hurry's Crisis. by Saunterer Cateatrophe, SK 111 b 11,041111 vete**, , Mellower) 1 L ord Mance, 0,1 .... J Goatee . ) 'nor.. A. C... yer4 el udpat osondon.set full; F. Adams'. 3 The I , 4losins also raa remnant*, Alban '*, Toxotre, Beare. bonus, Sealants,. New lon an , d Wandering ai eL Betting : 5 to 2 apt Planet, 5 tel 1 (at first 3 to 1) apt &inch. top, 11 to 2 apt Beaty's, 100 1615 each apt Height of liouwduu and Crisim awl 10 to 1 apt Weeder* Minstrel. The lot ran in • line until they mitered the cords, where Crisis nod Planet gritted their horses, the two mooing • abehing ram bare, which ended is the victory of Crisis by a seek two lengths separated the mooed and third j end libesheinp was fourth, ekes age L__ THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1863. A fiwaraTaAaa al 5 sowa for all ages. The winner to be mold fee 70 owes., if demanded, &c. Rutland Stakes Hama (5 furlongs 182 yards). (11 ante.) Hr. T. Hughes's Juhet, r Tetldlngtou—lfappy Queen, aged, gat HD al Hughes) I Xr. Dhfs amber to Dreadnought, 2 yak Oat 121 b, (11. Adams) ' Mr. H. Jolce's Folly, 2 yrs. At 121 b (J. thisashae) The following also ran :—Kangsroo. Queen gastrula, hathalia, Kinsman, Flutter, Jeans* cr Alba) t, sad Betio,. Bettiag : 2 to 1 *get Juliet, 4 to 1 apt Bruthar to Dreadnought, 6 to 1 each apt Folly mid Battery, and 7 to 1 apt Natasha. Juliet node play, and quitting her opponents a distance from home, won by a length sad a half. Folly finished a doasn lengths in the rear of Brother to Dread nought, after whom earns Nathahe, Jeanne d'Albsrt, and Flutter. The last polling up on the poet were Kaagaroo, Kinsman, and Battery. Tug Foaboax Hope STAKES, a Free Handicap, for which four were coloured upon the cud, did not produce a race. BETTING ON THE COURSE. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Rto 1 opt Limits. (t) - PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW. A ..................... - -..- ----. •• • . A HANDICAP PLATS of 100 eon, for 3-yr-olde and up wards ; entrance, 3 son. A.F. (1 mile 2 fur. 73 yards.)- N.8.-Persons who have objected to contribute to this plate, according to Rule 26 of the Jockey Club, will not be allowed to start or ester any hem for it. A FLAT, of 50 son ; 2.yr-o i l g t , fi st 10th ; three, Bst 101 b; four, 9ot Sib ; in, six, and 9st 101 b ; certain penal ties and allowances; maniac, 3 son. B.Y. (1 mile 17 yards.) A fivnareneth of 10 son. each, for 2.yr-olds ; colts, Sat lab ; fain at 81b; the wiener to be aoa for 150 eon, if demanded. do. T.Y.C. (5 fur. 140 yards.) A Swarength of 10 son, each ; 2-yr-olds, at 131 b; three, Bst 10th ; four, itid 31b ; five and upwards, 9st 6lb ; the winger to be sold for 300 non, if demanded. T.Y.O. (5 fur. 140 yards.) A Swittrirnies of 10 sova, each, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Bst lab; fillies, lielt nb ; the winner to be sold foe 100 Sen., if demanded, M. T.Y.C. (5 fur. 140 yards.) EIaRWAL Of the 1111.41111 SWUM al 300 sOra each, bit, for 2•yr-old Sibs, Bst 1011) oath ; last three-quarters of R.Y. (1 mile 17 yards.) (12 subs. i-llirage. leca, * Beauvais, latioger, Auricule, fby Toxopitilite- Yin Whip, Re " a ' Suter to !limp* • Rigolboche, fby Wild Dwell y Lurewell, Anna, Bodices. A BWEItIorAIIS of 500 son. each, 200 ft, far 3-yr•olds ; cults, Bst 10th ; fillies. Set 7lb ; wiunen extra; middies allowed llb. B.M. (1 mile 17 yards.) 3 subs.-Light Bob, 'Our elder, Automate. (dead). Dim CLASS or A FIZZ HANDICAP SWIIIMSTALIN of 30 eon. each, 20 ft. for 3-yr-olde and upwards ; winners of any handicap after October 9, at ten am. , slb extra. T.Y.C. Should the highest weight amperes be ender Set 101 b, it will be reined to that weight, and the others in Age at lb I =l ' lb Manad.Arms Winvavo Welland ... .... .... 4 12 Tame $ 12 lady ClUden 6 12 Moen ilimketk .... 4 11 Jad ohnny Anestrom 4 6 II Polynesia ly Locks 9OM Mingo MIL s n 1 WM** 6 8 Lofts II 0 Losmkg 4 7 Paul 3 10 Cirsind 3 6 Melia 3 1 Creed' Patrick .... 6 1 Charming Warn = 7 4 0 Bohemia 6 0 Ripon 6 Loiterer Lord Walloon Burleigh 1 Storidnier 4 I eairimeatle 3 • thieen ot 66 Mack Prince Trump s .. 1 a Mr( 3 lAvimotone AM& 3 Il i t.= 4 a Elston Promia I Golden Dual ... II Hobart Walsall Goma 4 Rrin-goarsgh 3 Mies 6 Newmarket S Gemecook 6 Trap a Wateewßob Tom s Summar& S gait Sheen 6 Ganda . . . 3 Tippler Bertha 4 Came a Bioodella Doncaster Tom Fool 82COND CLAM or A FRIG Barracar SWll2llThill of 215 eon. each, 10 ft, for Syraids and upwards ; whiners of any handicap after Oak. 9, at 10 a.m., 51Ie extra. T.Y.O. Should the highest weight accepting be under Bet 101 b, it will be raised to that weight, and the oaten in proportion. Are al lb lilas Jolla lie o l ls M Belhara Prince Plausible.... 4 Cadiz 111lertan Drumeron a mer Boy 4 ... 3 3 Ob fa l 7Lonemalre .II 3 GichelGrove 4 Paddyfrlooriss .... 5 S Süburban Man lasimptose.... 4 Glee Arrsatmeg ' lard of Liane 4 Overture a 1 1 t iceb" i 6 Berry Hart Gem of Use Ilea 3 1 The Proohet Panacea Black Lily 5 Ciooklla Necromancer 6 Cheerful 3 0 Casoperdown f Decep tion Confidence a l I 3 13 Queen of the Vale.. 5 13 Moo a 12 Lady Ripon CeUarius 4 &ins Peahen 6 lady Abbess 5 12 Crochet oath 4 newly,. a 11 Neaeburca 3 Helandra Southport Marko, 4 Collom Mee a 10 Comet 3 Black Dear Demkeld a Rest a is Jam/colon 3 Ortine loonies Innate s@ 4 Gamete B ea . s ll =b 3 10 ft 10 MAIMS 4 e 3 9 Bolero 4 Flake II 9 Laura Glpay Ohl a tab) *ntelligtnct. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Ocr. 13. Maas Mr. Oasmisiossr GaAs'..) itS U i c. =LID. The bankrupt, ► eurgeoe, of Welbeck-street, applied for his order of discharge. Debts, 0,0001. ; assets of trifling amouot. It wee Mated that the debts were priseipally doe to mambos* of the bankrupt's family. He bad been insol vent nine years since, sod had reamed 1,3001. of debts. He attributed his failure to loss of practice through ill health. Mr. ()online. a creditor, opposed is person. He hod sup plied the bankrupt with mutt for three and a half years; the bankrupt had given bills from time to time, which had bees dishonoured ; and when sued, he had come to this court._ His Honoar said the cue did not ocue within the act of parlaunent, but he thought that the creditor had been very ill med, and in granting the order of discharge he must express great disapprobation of the bankrupt's conduct. Order granted. Mr. Lawrence and Mr. C. E. Lewis appeared in the case. IN EN J. W. 110111=1. 'The bankrupt was described u a dealer is boor and pro prietor of a cricket ground at Brampton. He owes 4,281/., of wbich 2,t361. is due to the bankrupts father ; the net comiste of smell tradesmen's bills, from a few shillinp upwards. He attributer' bis failure to badness et Made, is sufficiency of capital, and Wary domestic expresses. An adjournment was ordered, the bankrupt to funk& a cash account for eighteen months. IX RZ MiTELDA ANASCONDA. The bankrupt, a domestic servant, epplied for her order of discharge. It appeared from the statement of Mr. Aldridge that the bankrupt bad brought an *Woo spinet a gentleman for breach of promise of marriage ; she was unanoomatul, and had been takes in emeuttos for the oasts. She had Imo in prison nine days. The order was granted. many oontandietioce. The prisoner denied that she was guilty of the violas= imputed to her, or that she used the offensive expradons sworn to by the old mu and his wituestes. There was a row going on, in which she had no wish to join. She made her a and the old man soiled her names, and mid this sold his country. Sho said "Yr. Creels, I know nothing shout theft matters," and he struck bar a blow on the eye. The old man sad his wife then dashed at her, and in trying to shake them off all three rolled down the steps together. She was very sorry the old man was injured, but she was not the cease of it. The ocourreme an quite accidental, and all the violence wee on the other aids. Mn. Birthright made her defame in a clear, melodious voice, and with gnat propriety. Two respectable witsamee confirmed her in every parti cular. They saw the old man strike Mrs. Birthright and lay bold of her, sod the three fall dews the Mops. Another 'nom stated that overtures had bean made to the prisoner on the part of the Croons to settle the matter for 51., and she refused to give any money to them. Mr. Partridge mid it was • very doubtful eon= and oar that he should sand before a jury. Ho the cams to the Middles= Sessions and took bail for the prisoner's appearance there, herself in 301. and two sureties of 154 each. Bail was tendered and accepted. CITY SEWERS COMMISSION. of Sewers held their weekly meeting yesterday at Guildhall, Mr. Deputy Dr JIMMY pri. siding. A report was brought up from the Improvement Om. mitts* upon a reference to madder the plea of Mr. Giles, C.E., for a railway from Wallisook to ileuenbarcas, 01- ford-street, sta.iog that they bad been in contuunieetioa with a committee of the Court of Common Causal and with Mr. Gila, and they thought that it wu not advisable to give any opinion Da the schema, until the parliamentary plans shall have been deposited. UNITAS! colonnox or TEI CITY. Dr. LITHIBT, the medical dikter of health, reported ea the state of 200 houses, that had been inspected during the week, and he submitted a list of 59 plasm few sanitary im provement. lie likewise reported that the markets and slaughter houses bad bees inspected during the week and that the officers had condemned 4,8751b5. of meat as talk for bemoan food. It consisted of l 3 sheep, 15 2Y cpeartme of beef, and 81 joints ; 2,7171b5. were diseased, and 1,6031b5. were putrid. The rest was from animals that had died from natural mums. Elizty-thres births and 47 deaths were registered dosing the week. The mortality returns are less than the average (51l for the corresponding period of the last eight yeas ; 11 of the deaths were among ehiklree of lees thee five years of age, end 11 among persons of 60 awl upwards. The chief causes of death were as follows :—Phtbaie, 5 ; peetunosia, 1; broischitie, 3 ; mesenteric disease, 5 ; hydroosue, 2 continued fever, 2; scarlet fever, 3 ; moup sad diphthesis. 2 ; making, together, 12 deaths from tuberealar dememe, 4 from inSammatory affections of the lungs, sad only 7 from diseases of a symotic character. OAS BOMA Or TM CITY. Dr. LITIECIT reported that the illuminating power of the pa supplied to the City daring the week had bees natialaa tory. The swamp illuminating power of the Ott Coe parry's One had been equal S. that of 15.78 candles, that of the Great Central to 13.70, and the,* Zrlse Chartered to 13.0 L The she quality of the pa had been also good, anent in the case of the Grist Central Gas, which has contained as excess of sulphur, 21.12 grs. per 100 cubic feet. SAT.. FIFTY POUNDS : 3-yr•obia, 7;t "121 b ; four, Set 12Ib ; (Ise and upwards, Sat 3lb ; the whaler to be sold, &a. ; rot fewer than Shies hams to start without pertonsioe of the stewards; entrance, 3 son. A.F. (one mUe 2 furloop 73 yards). A FINE HANDICAP SIDCLIPSTAZIES of 500 sore. each, 200 It, for T.M.L The highest weight accepting being Ist 416, it has bees raised to Sst 71b, and the others i• proportion. at lb it lb 8 8 7 lack of Hearts A II tnnicar Swzgrornims of Moon. each, and 5 only if declared by ten o'clock the evening before rounding, to go to the woad, for 3-yr-olds sad upwards; four to remain Is, or no race. T.Y.C. (fire forloop 140 yards). A HANDICAP BW/USPOTASIS of 15 1011. Mk, 10 ft, for 2 and 31 , ?Add,. T.Y.C. (five furlong 140 yards). A Swimerxerti of 10 son. each, for 2.yr olds ; oohs, Set 101 b ; fillies. 8.4 alb ; the winner to he sold for 60 eon., if demanded, &a. • if for 40 sore., allowed 31b. T.Y.C. (fire furlongs 140 .res;18). A Saxernmitite of 10 sows. each, for 2-er.olds ; cont. Sot 101 b ; fillies, Mt 71k ; the winner to be sold for 150 soya, if demanded. Re. T.Y. C. (flee furlongs 140 yards). A HANDICAP tiwzmarrturs of I) me& esch,lo ft, for Srr-olds and upwards. D.I. (two miles 119 muds). A 23CLLING HANDICAP of 10 eon. each, 5 ft. for 3-yr.olds and upwards ; the whirr to be sold for 100 eon., if de ' mended, Re. R.M. (one mils 17yards). TNr PINSDENSAS? &AIMS of 50 son, each. h ft, for ' 2.0:46 j wit.,Oet 10Ib • fillies, Sat Blb ; winners extra, T.Y.C. I. fur. 140 yardr i ) (36 subs.)—Planet, *Promisees, Promenade, &porno', ar DOW" Outlaw. Wild Rake. Fair Sophia Sprite. Knight of Soowdoc, 'c by Wild Darrell —Agra, Alliance, cby Brother to Bird on the Wiag—Phy galls, A orb:ale. Melissa, Rapidan, Retain: r, Omen, Royal Navarre, c by Saunterer—Morgan La Faye, i br Saunterer —llcestiseiros, • Audaciense, Rosalie, The Count; Beteltlmin• • by Newnsiaster—Plush, *c by Fassolotto—Calidtr *Breeze (Mb en), *Chip of the Old Block, Ferdiated, • 14- enter, • Yawned (611. en). *Briodiei. J0p0,., MyrtOtte, HoUyfox. Marabout, Iby Longbow—Mrs. q u i c kly (wrong 1 nomination). MATCH: 150 ems., h ft.—Admiral Ro t s 's Krouteski PS ewivas 25 son, ft from Mr. C. Alexander's f Hypocrite, by Hermit, fist fib each. T.Y.C. (5 furloep 140 yards.) A SWPEPSTARES of 100 MVO. each, h ft, for 2.yr-olds; wilts, Set 1016; fillies, fist Tib ; allowances. T.Y.C. (5 fur leap 140 yards). (12 subs.)—Peon. Mirage, f by BMokwell Sweetssoce's dam, HrPwerilw (M), Sick! Shupe t e by Skirmisher --Queee Lily (51b), Siam (late Mitigated Grief), Pirouette (Mid, c by Glenrossen—Whimsical (Sib), The Knout (31b) (paid). Poppy (Mb) (dead). A AWSEPSTAKES of 200 ems. each h ft, for Syr-okhr ; Set 101 b each. T.Y.C. (5 fur. 140 yards). (3 stlbs.)-lAltermr Prictitioser, Japes. ACCIDENT ON THE IRISH NORTH-WEPTERN RAIL WAT.— Au accident of an alarming character, fortunately unattended with any fatal tenths, although sevenl persons were more or lees injured. occurred on Saturday. on the Irish North-Western Railway. The np-tmia lad pro ceeded on its journey to Omagh without say mishap taking place, bit after letting Omagh, and just after it had touched at the Fintona station, about seven miles horn Omagh, it was proceeding at full speed to the next station (Dromore-road), when the train got off the and sonic of the ferriage' rolled down the embeink- merit. The consternatino which this omarteeee produced amongst the affrighted pawn-gem nice be easily ima gined, sad although in one was fatally, ewers] weer seriously injured. The force with whirli the carriages wine impelled down the embankment erns such that owe at least of them was knocked to pieces. and all were more or kw lajsmil sad shekel by the conoission. Fortusately fee the other 1418040114180401/11“ m medial geotlenfin happened t o be in the train, sad was able to afford relief to mine of three who had received injuries. Two gentlemen were emend, cut awl braised. The carriages in their fall carried away the polls of the magnetic telegraph, and the communication wax in cousequence interrupted. FATAL MACHINERY ACCIDENT.--As Mr. John Fitagerakl, of Ballynsurphy, near Tallow. was alteadieg his mother's mill as Saturday evening, his clothes caught I. the cop, and he was wheeled mend several times ; but bay ing great pretence of mind, and being a powerful man, be caught hold of • bag of corn that was lying near, awl dragged it to the machinery, which had the effect at stop ' ping the mill, mad he was thereby enabled te li►eeata him. self_ . He was, however, dreadfully mutilated, cad only saw- OM slew hears THE POLICE COURTS. GITILDHALL. Mr. Alfred ldwa;d Penning. a young gentleman, a clerk in the Net-office at Ely, nem Quabeidge, was sum. mooed before Alderman Hale far having, on the 19th of August last, committed wilful sod corrupt perjury in an affidavit made before one of the surrogates in Denton'. commons, for the purpose of obtaining a Wiese for the solemnisation of matrimony between himself and Mien Elizabeth Evans Cropley, without the coment of her father. The Mlldavit was reed, and among other things it stated that the young lady was of the age of 21 year' and ware, and that the young gentleman bad Md his usual I pima of abode within the pariah of St. Bride, Fleet street, I for 15 aims preceding the application for the Doane Than elatemeete ematieuted the perjury complained ol• AIeIIIIMIS Hale, after listening te themidence of the coin pltheat and recommending him to withdraw the ellanmid—lcan fully sympathies with the euh or the violation of his feelings as a parent, burr c i lt think that nothing can be mused by a parent in prosecuting his own child, and I tetore spa sagged to you, Mr. Oroplm, that this is a case in which yaw can with more propriety withdraw from the moseention than proceed with it. For the happlases of these young ppeesople, for the father's own comfort and piece of mind hereafter, it would be better not to gem with a osemition which ma Gaily embitter the lives of all and I am perfectly certain that siz months hence the father will, se celm reflection, consider the more Isaient course the wiser. Hr. employ, who listened to these remarks with the almost indifference, while mayor* else is court was touched with the kind feelings which prompted them molly remarked—l feel much obliged to your worship far your advice, bat there are certain eiZOUMMIDOSII in this yams mans conduct which make me feel it my duty to prosecute him. Further evidence having been given, Alderman Hale mid—To show my opinion of this prose cution, I shall accept the defendant's own moogaisanoes to appear sad answer the charge at the Ceutmil Criminal Ocutt. The subject of hall had been previously mentioned, and several of the young lady's friends immediately stepped for ward and offend themselves as sureties for the defendant, but their services were not, es it Droved, required. BOW-STREET. Mader Joon, derksed collector Nesers. Deeds,whole. rale leathereellers. of New Ozfordartrest, was brought up ea remand, charged with embezzling various sums of mossy, the preporty of his employers. The prisoner had been in the serviced the firm mentioned for dent it year, sad his duty wee to collect matey due to the ssm in the mud manner. Oa the sth of September the primmer was paid 44 sad U. Ss. &L on account of his employers, and so miry of the mass was ever coeds in the groper books. Oa this ors he wr oommlttedfor Servant Lambert, of the E divisios of polies, mid be bad sow to twofer soother charge whet Me pprisoner, vie, of robbing s former employer, Mr. of 14, Thavissina. He had, since the primmer bad been in cue. *oily, mad. careen iequiries, and from information he had received be had discovered property to the amount of 201. or SOL which had been identified by Mr. Damara as his property. It consisted of boots, those, ha The primal' been engaged by that gentleman Liao a the capacity of traveller. lie (Sergeant Lambert) bad to ask fora remand in ibis man The application wae granted, and the prisoner wee ordered to be brought up again that day week. SOUTHWARK. John Atkinson, a 3;4i - 11ifellow :be . at tensity years of age, was charged with assaulting John Knight, a musician atteehed to the Coklstriam Guards, and robbing him of • gold chain worth 71. The for said that about else o'clock at night he was from the Bleckfriars.rced to the Waterloo station or the purpose of proceeding to Windsor, and when near the railway, in the Cornwall-road, the prisoner suddenly rushed upon him and made • snatch at his gold watch chain, I which was partly outside his coat. Witmer endeavoured to prevent his taking it, when be struck him, and succeeded in stealing bin chain and running off with it. He, however, pursued him, sad caught bold of him in Roupelletrest, when he demanded his chain hack. The prisoner told biro he bad not got it, as be had dropped it on the road. At the time they were struggling together • constable earns up, cad ha pm the prisoner into custody. The Insfiistr&tairlied whether the chain had been found. !toms replied that it bad not; but the prisoner had plenty of opportunities. to pass it to his oomparuons, several were about at the time. Inspector Young, of the L di.iaioe , here said that several robberies of the like description bad lately taken place in the rune oeighbourhood ' • and be believed that if the pri.oper use remanded, he altould be ablate produce further evidence The magistrate asked if be was known. The impostor replied that he was known to be a companion of thieves. Tb;PrUoaer denied that, and as for stealing the gen tleman's chase lie had nothing to do with that. The fact was he was rousing towards home when be came in contact with him, sod be seised bold of him and charged him with stealing his chain. He told him be must hare dropped it. That's all be knew about it. The nuigistrate observed that these street robberies had become rather frequent lately, and a stop must be put to them before the winter nights set in. To give the police as opportunity of making the naminary inquiries, he should remand the prisoner until Monday neat. THAMKS. Eleanor Birthright. a very intelligent and respectable ; young woman, the wife of • labourer who is at present dwell ing at 1. Looniest, Stratford, appeared ma her raven- i moose before Mr. Partridge to simmer the charge of assault- isg an mod Irishmen named Jeremiah Cronin and breaking his leg. The affray which led to the peanut investigation occurred on the 64 of August last, at 1, Payne's-buildings, (lid Fad, Bow, w h e re theprisoaer and her husband occupied a room. The landlaoy of to: boon was the daughter of the was Croon and between nee and the prisoner th ere was a . quarrel. T he old man came by while tM " debate.' as he celled it, was going on, and said, " What is this about'." The prisoner mkt, •• What is that to you, you okl He replied. "If I was the landlord I would noon h ave y o u I out. The prisoner said, " You would, would you, you old . —! " His old woman (wife) wee alongside of hint, and , the primmer put her out of the peerage of the house down several steps, and she was only saved from injury by falling oa a boy who was panne. The prisoner then came beck and pat her hands on the shoulders of the old men, and shoved him down the Mope. He fell as tin pavement and put his hip out. He was rained by the bystanders and carried to the London Hospital, where he remained under medical treatment until Tuesday, the 10th ult. He was carried into court by policemen sod seated in a chair, and it is probable from his advanced age (upwards of 80 years) he will be • cripple for the remainder of his days. Several witnesses, include; the prosecutor's wife, cos firmed his stetemeot, mei gave their evidence is a very ex aggenderistyle. Mrs. Croon, refused to take the book is bar band when it was tendered to her, and mid she took the oath on a former 000snou. Mr. Partndge arid she met take the °alb again ; sod wine it was administered to her, sad she Bas damaged t o kiss the tenement, she spread her thumb over the book end kissed that. The prisoner respectfully celled the magistrate's attention to the evasion, and said, "Plasm, sir, ale kissed her thumb." The old woman raveled at the prisoner, groaned repeat edly as if she was is great distress of =lad, and said she had ' not kissed her thumb. Mr. Joseph Smith, sad Mr. Marks Toast, solicitors, sod the eapiaie of a ship. seated at the table, and the einem bed been her thumb. She was desired to kin tie book, and spin kissed her Numb ea the book. Mr. Partridge said the silly artifice of the woman would sot absolve ber from her oath, sad after she bad kissed her thumb a third time amidst deceive laughter, M court the magistrate rid—You moat take the ostbia annoyer rawer. After sundry groans, and looking about leer, die tumid ghee was no crape, and kissed the book. Her evidence ociefinined that of her huebesd. het was different in some material particulars to the evidence she gave two wade 4 00. The prisoner mosseiremised the witeemss with much teat. Thy answered bes eseggiehlyw kwl she beaked Yea in HEALTH OP LONDON. It appears from the weekly return issued by the Rspastrar•Oemni that the total Dumber of deaths registered in Leedom ia the week that ended Gs Saturday was 1,258. The &map number in the eortespoadieg weeks of teneere (188342), after the ontisioe of deaths from epidemic theism in the forty-first of 1854, and a wreath= for inmates of population, becomes 1.126. The actual math exceeds the animated number by 132. Tbirtpone:deaths from small pox were returned ; and 146 from scarlatiaa. Sixteen fatal awes of the lather disease occurred in hlarplebotee, 14 in Winks. 5 in the anb-district of Whitecomostreet, and 5 io that of St. Nary Magdalen, Bet moadaey. A man died at the age of 96 years. A woman, aged 77 years, died of ele phantiasis ; and • boy Sr. years old trout swallowing • cherry stone. Some of the waters used for domestic purposes in Leedom, eacceding to the maims ef Dr. Robert Dundee Thiensee, F.A.S., have been purer, while others have coot/Med more foreign ingredients than is the preceding month. The Kent Company% water has been distinguished by the organic matter being nearly all oxidized, and therefere con 'way harmliee. The Thames waters have hese leas Im pure than in August. Last week the births of 962 boyy.. sad 911 girls, in ell 1873 children, were registered in Lomdoa lo the ten ear. responding weeks of the years 1853-62 the avenge number (corrected) was 1,818. At 23 minutes past 3 o'clock on Tuesday morning, a slight shook of earthquake was felt. Coe of the astroomakal mintage@ wee deeming • Axed **Similar, and sew the mark appareetly descend through an angle of km thee a quarter of • minute of arc, and rise again after a few seconds of time to its former position. No trace of the earthquake was left on the photographic records of the self-registerung magnetometers. There west thunder storm on the mowing of Thursday. Lightning was very frequent es Friday evening. Bethnal-green—Church.—At 10. Hollybush-place, on 19th September, the daughter of a shoemaker, aged owe year, •' sudden death, blood poisoning from the inhalatice of im pure atmosphere.' Yost mort. larmeek la lame sub-dis trict, at 19, Thareldequare, on 21st Sephember, a girl, aged 14 months, "sudden death. blood disease from unwholesome sir, want of water, nod sanitary measures." Inquest. Newington—Trinity.—At Joheatreet, mlit October, the widow of an upholsterer, aged 77 years, " elephantiasis, muletilleatina ^ Greenwich—Woolwich Dockyard.—At Joseph-street, on 27th September, the sou of a wheelwright. aged 5 years, " from the effects of having swallowed a cherry atone acci dentally." Post mort. Inquest. Till FORTHCOMING MICH lALMAS TIMM. ostanlay the eittiap paper of the common law courts op safewL The loog vacation will terminate on the 24th inst. in ivearation for Michaelmas Term, commencing on the 2nd of November, whets Mr. Baron Pigott will take his nat. The Court of Queen's Bench will sit at nisi pries in Middle sex, in term, on November led, 13th, and 20th ; sad in London ou 11th and 18th of November ; after term 26th of November and 10th of December. The ()aut of Cosmos Pleas will sit on the 3rd, 12th, 14th and 19th of November ; and after term on the 26th of November and Stb December. The Conti of Exchequer will sit in Middlesex oo led, 14th, and 2lat of November ; and in London on the 12th and 19th of November; and after term on the 26th November and Bth of DC0911111111% The Jude, Ordinary of the Divorce Court (Sir James P. Wilde) will take his seat at the cam. at of term.. ------ - A attinguoCs PLAYTIIINO.—A lad dwelling with his parents in one of some cottages knows u Iladniore, near Portsmouth, a few days since found an eight-inch spherical shell on some of the adjacent mud lands of the harbour; after omsiderable labour be managed to deposit it in the garden plot io frost of his home. On Saturday, about four p.m., the lad's father being absent from home " altrimpleg," the former determined to try it his prise was a "loaded" sbeU, and if so, to let it off. A train of powder was quickly laid to the half-filled fuse aperture in the shell, and the lad, at the other end of the small gar den, fired the train. The shell exploded with a Jennie roar. The inmates of the other cottages rushed out of doors Ina state of terror. Seemly a pane of glau was left unbroken, while doors and windowiiiishes were shaken from their fastenings. The cause of the mischief was found lying in the garden, bleeding and burnt by the lire from the explosion, but strangely enough, untouched by any of the fragments of the shell itself, which were thrown upwards, and BOWs pieces fell at as immense distance. A baker's boy, passing with his haodcart of bread in a lane at the back of the cottage, wrap thrown down by the force of the ex *Moo, and fouud himself suddenly scrambling among his loaves on the ground. The poor boy who fired the shell was conveyed to the L►ndport Hospital, where his injuries were attended to, and hopes axe given of his speedy coo valesoence. ••••••••••••••.•-• ENLAROZIORNT OF TOR LONDON AND BRIGHTON TIAMINCH AT LONDON-BRlDGE—Yesterday operations were commented by the London and Brighton Company for the acootanoodatioo of their increasing traffic at London-bridge, the station monist present exiatiog there Bing tonal totall y inadequate for the 'impose. The widening of the main line leading into the terminus at London-bridge, together with the viaduct, about 100 feet wide sod 2,0011 feet an length, leading up to the terminus, was commenced by a large body of workmen, and others were engaged is demolishing the buildings bought by the railway oosapisay is Mone street. Webbetreet, Broadway, andifdaza Feed, Bermondsey, leading up to the Brighton terminus and International Hotels. Parallel with the viaduct a new street will be ono saructisd between 3110 and 400 yards in length, leading from the railway station into Bermondsey. There will be shops sad warehouses underneath the whirled. ARRIVAL OF Two BLoCKADI RIINNRIL9 AT LlvcarooL.—Yesterday there arrived is Liverpool two blockade runners—via, the Gladiator, Captain Wallace, from Matamoros; and the Florida, °apish% Carter, from Bermuda. Both thaw steamers brag large cargoes of cotton, which, according to the advance which ham taken ascii in the price of bee cotton, will leave h a nd some mo m s to the owners of the cargoes. The Den by the Florida is any thing but encouraging for the blockade "runners," as the neighbourhood of Wilmingtou and the route, takes by thaw vessel@ between that port and Bermuda swarm with Federal cruisers. _ lAdvertwement.l HOLLOWAY'S PILIA.—SATIS. FACTORY RI:3ULTs. —W ea the Wood Is foul. the stomach di. ordered, or the bowels irregular, these plUs prove infallible curatives. A gentleman, %Ito had Men a sufferer for years. though he hull sought the hest professional aid, writes: I canoot describe the effect your medicine had upon one : It carried off more bile, and made me feel lighter and nit.re cheerful than all the medicine I had taken previously." Ilobortays I ills strengthen the stomach. prevent bilionmess, purify the blood, val.o the spirits, and ve eueno to both body sod mind. In diseases of the hewl, heart, and kldue)s, these pills are Meatus. We. not only removing dangerous s nsptoms, but in wordlist off the dire seed& ones rosiallit tyam tyNyowa iflOOMOot. PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. [NAM 07 70Licaross AID MITE= PANTAWLais TO ii OBTAIN= AT TEN 07111 CI OP TIN MU= analiTlek 0011312 ON 5AN13071477, ALWAOMALZAWAI27.] 1 BANILJUIPTS. geselosig FRAM= 011111 s. AIM Wollowm-read, bceuved victualler, to surrender Oct. 10. at 1. JOHN DANIIL TOMID, Charism-44MM Hazikney, lats oil Mel eolourrem, Oct. 29, at 1. WILLIAM Buss, Woodbridge, Suffolk. miller, Ora tk at 2. Joni Lovett. Bruce Beeline.= and WILIAM Daum. BALM- , DIU, New-square, Wineries, wine merchants, Oct. HUI! KNIGHT, Oilurd-street, Westminster, LAN toliamoaist, Oct. 2S, at It. Jena Barran. Northampton-road, Clerkenwal. clisesiniceiger, Oct =, at it login! Bingill29, Penton-street, Wahrorth. btableau agent, Oct. 12. es 1. CH AIM= Imom-plaoe, Ccenniercial-read East, wait/ Baker, pot. al. DIMAS TONLIIISONBearigre, Broad-street, St. James's, plumber, Ort.2B,ate MANY OA/Nrin, widow, Upper Norwood. late licensed victualler. Oct. Ikea. OWL& 10111111 IT 7011Lig, King-street, Snow-hill, medical stediat. Oct. la, at IL MS Moe= SWANSON, West Ham, Essex, late haberdmber, Oct. 28, at 12. LIMO= Mum% Landon-street, Paddington, hoot maw. tisk = IL WODLY 94=311, Brigaton-place, Brixton-road, china dealer, OM. 18, U. Roma? Brim= BALMY, Portland-place, Cambridge-rod, tailor, Oat. 18. at IL Seasm An PICKARD, spinster, Hatton-garden, dealer in watches. Oat Ilk at 11. OaustillnataLOwer, nese Jersey, Hants, farmer, Oct. Mali Ageleasi ANmit, H Rarer, Else; tailor, Oct. U. at 12. Joel tinaMeaotie, !horedltcb, entailer, Oat. = at 11. AMA= Ballearti, t, BpIWOeWs. looking-6W freeze maker. Ort23, at 11. WILLIAM Mucus, tondos-road, Seething*, late railway Iperter Oat 1.7, at It WitUdf Mianniii, Wolverhampton, flahniceper, Noe. 2, all& Wittien Viet, Birmingham, limosed victualler, Nov. 2. at IL Hiner WOODWAND, Kadenninster, coal marehant.Ook 30, at IL GYM= Dena= Kirkberton and Huddersfield, Yorkshire, skirt manafacturer, Oct 29, at IL DAvi7 gamy, Hwideneekl, healer, Oct 19, at 11. 011=411 WILLIAM 11A1191111, Bradford, Yorkshire, staff dealer, o=l9, at IL 141L3 =owe, Liverpool, late =Wean, Oct at 11. Meatus Mersa= Hahne . . Lancashire, grocer, Oat. 29, at It Tiers= Flom Maociesaeld, builder, Des. in, at Is. DAVID THOMAS LIMN, Wars, Herta, baker, Nov. 9, at 11. 11102111 WALLIN DAVNaroltir, Litchurcb, Derbyshire, chemist, Oct. Is. at It RiCHAILD 1011111011, Holum Cult-ram, Cumberland, potato dealer, Ock W. at 11, JOIN Hos= Leoghope, Gloomagersh., innkeeper, Oct. SS, at 10. WILLIAIr 111111 W Dudley, Woreestershire, mounted= spelt% Nov. 1, at 10. /out mum, Lower Whitley. Cheshire, beer-house keeper, Oct. 19, at 11. Wittiest J Oder. Stockton-on-Tees. Durham, rope manufacturer, Oct 16, at IL GSM= WILLIAM LOCK& New Brewton, Kent, surgeon, 0ct.17, at & JeagetVOL, Birmingham, cab driver,Get. U. at 10. &Mill Der, Bristol, butcher, Oct. 30, at 11. JO= RAMAN& Cheater. aarpeater,Oat le, at la Gaon= Lama, Falwell, harking vaartairs surgeon, Oct. 17, at IL Harpford, Demerak., Sirs r, Oct. 24, at 12. JAMS, MIPCIIIIOI6 Welsall,StaitercialL,OssiMirmwer, Oct. rt, at 11. Jowl HOPLIeO. Llangattock, Breconek..tdackamitkOet. 29, at IL Jos= Wegener% ileaCcora, Kent, grocer, Ott. Id, at it. Gime= TAW= Wesibromwich, Staffordshire, mine agent, Oct. 29, at 10. DAVID NATION HAWKING, Truro, Cornwall, cabling maker, Oct. 14, at 11. ALFRED MALL= Warearr, Southampton, carpenter, Now. LS, at 11 Italy JaNlO MADDOCK, Keaton, near Liverpool, Oct. St at S. LAIR [LAMINATION& 19. G. Kammerer, Loeshardetrest, mcgcliast-Nov. 9. J. it. Murphy, tools eine% nenrey,late dealer in jewellery- Nov. a B. tickers. t terrace, Victorfalairk keeper-Nor. 10. A, Taylor. Priaceammet, =genre.= delver-Nor. 16. .7. 21. aim& Liverpesietrest, City, and Halassthebets-pbree, Herten, merehast-Pev. Jr& . Hip, Car Barbanel/vet, Hackney-rood, macaw sswyer-Nov. 19.. C. Hada% breaswick-pure, Crorearetreart,Gesfalan-read, =dar ts:La-Nov. 1K G. Hodges, Gremetresa Bethnal at.... motigers seektant-Nov i l& X IL de Gloucester. ermoret, keipespart, ntergeeter-Nor. to. IL hurt, Weer& lenses, Old laitheal-green-reed, grocer-Nov. 19. W. Salmon, Mattkerlea. Weak, late saltater-Nov. & W. Banos, Beige place, Hoyden, furrier-Nov. L. B. Marla= Norwich, min maker-Nov. b. W. D. Muses, Bamford. Essex. Osershisp keeper -Nov. 5. J. M. Welch, Iligh-street, licensed victuller-Nov. 9. G. WARN, Bow.roed, Mile End, nurseryman -Nov. & Georgians Warm& Salsbury-street, Old Kent-road, late beerebop keeper-Nov. 7. IL. Evans, Cowley, Oxfordshire, balder-Nov. 7. 8. Jokier= Lesdeuhalletreek late counnercuil clerk-Nov. 7. N. A. Harr= lalneterstreek Bayswater, late licensed victitaier -Nev. 7. C. V Wimbledon, Surrey, oowkeeper-Nuv. 7. J. Blanchard. =atplaao. Keanington-road, carpenter-Nov. 7. 6. Wilma. Tottenham, core dealer-Nov. 7. A. tbillear, Bbawberrvillek Camden-read, photo•litbegrapher- Nov. 7. Y. Mats, Linchmen, Sussex. miller NOY. T. W. A. Minty, York-read. Lambe b, plumber-Nov. 9. J. &edema, Great Suttesstrest, klertenwell, drone= me maker-80,. 9. A. iiloth, Prinesautreek Hanover-gems, =ageism at made- Nov. it W. deed, Lbssiade, SuckialOmee bealder-Nos. 9. J. Derningbam, Narnham, Surrey, baker-Nov. 9. IL Woodroot, Unkompleos, lalhigton, dealer In cern-Nov. 9. O. It etterey-place, Kentish-town, manager to a rareehmentlionee Nev. a M. J. Turner. Colamea•direet, Mg, aecenaleat 1 - 14 -7.4 Z -L H. A. Wildee, Maidstone. Kest, attorney-Nov. T. W. T. Prescott, ana Irenived, St. Johairwood-Nm. IA J. Reynold% Lower Beigraveurreek late Hoene= vie- Maller-flov. 9. J. IL Sykes, Upper Cliftemetreet, Findatry. market, journeyman chair maker-Nov. 9. J. Page, Stucbley• terrace, Camden-town, baker- Nov. 1. &nit& Gloucester. Wee& Houton, pliunbe:r-Nev. L H. F. Piny, Tatareld, Surrey, fenner-floe k. W. limped, Mmateguetrest, Russell-square, greeer-Nev. & W. Nicholls, &emley, lan; petters maker- Nov. la. IL Hewitt, Kitiare-terrace, Bayswater, lodging-hoer keeper-Nov. IS. T. Trended; Breese ickstreek Brnaswkt quare, grocer-Nov. IS. 0. Taylor, York-road, Lambeth-Nor. Is. J. Smith, lillibrook-road, Brixton, late licensed victualler- Nov. 18. T. Adams. southampton, fice.,sed victualer-Nov. L. K Stern, Threadneedle-street, shipbroker-Nov. Is. i Hall, Duke-street, tirosvenor-aquare, beer retailer-Nov. it M. Judea; Stagord.street, Bondstreek geutlanian-Nov. It T. Jones, Hooper-strect, Westminster-read, manager to a hesrehop keeper-Nov. is. W. Wareing, Moulton. Northam= teashire, inaltater-Nov. it W. Kimberley, tier Breadetreet, sherecieskr-Nov. 19. J. Utlmaen. Oxford street, general man cheat -Nev. 19. Kate Graves, Brook-street, Hanoi ermuare, widow-Nov. 19. J. & West and H. Hugh= Welbeek-street, Careedislasquare, brush manufacturers-Nor. le. T. Clark, Rat.solletreet, Vassalleued. Camberwell New-road, cashier Nov. NO. Sarah Elizabeth Stride and Francis Clarke, Conduit street, Bond-street, outatters-Nov. 9. A. bydenham. Plymouth, confectioner-Nov. 20. J. Coiling. Filey, Yo.kshire, lively stable keeper-Nov. M. K Towuend, Medford. wooistaphr-Nov. 20. J. Yewdell. Horsforth, Yurkinire, truCtliett manilla:weer-Nor. 10. J. Jackson, Norte*, Yorkshire. builder-Nov. b. N. Sargent, Liverpool, manager of a spirit vault-Nov. b. H. Sand; Liver pool, butcher-Nov. 10. J. it Holland, Liverpool, mei cluun- Nov. & J. Hickman, Tranmere. Cheshire, builder-Oct. 29. J. A. Lathbury, Manchester, linen merchant-Nov. 11. J. Clegg, Alan cheater, itotaneoger-Ock M. J. Ford, Traumata, Cheshire. china dealer-Oct, 27. e. Drummond, Birkenhead, slationer-Ock M. T. Witibm, Hull. ionier--Ort. Sl. W. D. Holladay. Beverley, Yorkshire, tailor-Oct. 28. J. Brockley. Hanley. ritatfordaltire, cabinet maker-Oct. 18. H. Ilouutford, Hanley. Staiforilehire, warehousemen-Oct. 30. H. Wood, Tunstel; Staffordshire, en graver-Oct. 90. D. Shaw, Wobtantos, Staffordshire, boat builder -Noe. N. W. Rock, Abhots Brumley, litaffor =hire, bootmaker -Oet. M. H. 8.. laseiorth. Brodeur& hatcher-Oct. 27. J. IMMO, Bradford, warehousennui-Nov. & J. Crocker, Bristol, carpen ter-Nov.3. R. J. Basstone, Bristol, tailor-Nov. 4. W. Watkins, Amasses, o.amorguishire, licen.ed victualler-Nov. 4. U. Ed wards, thinnharts, neargwanses, Glamorises/lire, fireman-Nov. 4. J. asp& Swansea, Olamorganehire, licensed victualler- Nov. L Mooch Cook. Lincoln, beer seller-Nov. 7. T. Halt& Plaistow. Linixolashire. blacksmith-Oct. 31. W. Rees. Newton Abbot, Devonshire, Innkeeper-Nov. it W. Wilson, jun., Fs =stock DenbM&Wre, farmer-Oct. 1. J. Whitehead. y u]ouilham, Nage*, tallor-Ock 31. J. Day, Wrtuinghant, Nor folk, fanner-Nov. 14. T. Bull, Stone, Inelfordshire, licensed Ortnaller-Nov. 14. F Kendrick, Stone, Stalonishlre, innkeeper -Nov. 24. Frances White, Yreensantle, Hampshire, mistress-Nov. 24. W.& Sharp. Freernantle, Hampshire, mar. chwit's clerk -Nov. is. W. Pbutow, Great Coggediall„ faux, market gardener-Oct. 213. J. Cokr, Walton, Malluribibire, Joiner-Oct. 21. 11. Hall, Walsall, Staffordshire, grocer. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Oct 7. =MI Memo& Runcorn, Cheshire, shipbuilder. Oct 1. .11/1111 COMET, Tottenham-court-rush, beounaker. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS.. MIR= Osumi Satan AND Purte Coarear roe PLYMOUTH, SAMEHOUIL Lan UffrunPOlLT, Nov. a, at ISA, at the Alb.- Minn, Plymouth-to make a call. ONCLARATION OF DIVIDEND, WILLIAM 11A/WAH CHAMBELS, TokeubOttie Tara, City, wine inert:luit-Ist dividend of •Si., any Monday, at Stanefehre, Ilsainghallstreet. DIVIDE:NM. Nov. 10. W. Ball, New Weston-sheet, Berroondsey, leather merchant-Nov. le. F. J. Hayman; Manchester street, Man , chaster-square, gentleman-Oct. 29 Rev. E. IL Muriel, Ruck ' s i rafiliroVer a. ittehLo o r . e, n L i a l sali: 11= h D ur e t v h o . u s et e e', Immer-Nov, 4. 0. F. Uood. Marriott, tfootersetehlre, lade licensed victualler-Oct. M. J. MIL, Bangor. Carnarvoeshire, brewer-Nov. 1. B. Graham, Manchester, draper-Oct. M. It. Boardman, Yarnworth. Lancashire, provision dealer-Nur. r. J. T. Hickman, &sham Harbour, Durham, bootnsaker-Nov. ti. A. Montgomery, theist Winchester-street, City, merchant-Nov. 9. W. Taylor, *en. (separate .-atate, Barnsley, Voekshire. linen manalacturer- Nov. 9. W. Tay lor, jun. =perste estate : , &matey, Yorkshire, linen manufacturer. PeAtTlelf=tliiPti DLIBUVID. E. 0. Lord sad a &leaky, Sharneyford, Lencaahlre, cotton • spinnen-W. H. Riley and J. K. Waite, Mates, Staffordiddre, rope manufacturers O. Turner and IL R. Huillea, ' auctioneers-D. Buchanan and 1. Watson, Kingston n pawnbrokers -J Little and D. Smith. Manchester, eel:contents- C. Itiffe, W. D. Mayer, and J. Planer, Birmingham, button • manufacturer, so far as regards C. Bine-W. A. Preston sad F. J. Watt, ColautaWatreet, city, attorneys-O. Pike and J. Y. CIA'S, Last Stonehunsc, Devonshire, else merchanta-W. *lord and G. H. smith, Grsoechurch-street, ship bnikers-F. liawaoo and Y. =men, Jun., Uuniu.place, Lower-rued, Islington. surgeons-W. Y. Poulton and W. 11. Woodman, Reading, • architects-W. Morgan and U. Mornau, Kingston-upon-Bel, , rope inantiflietarent - glary Anne truism& Alicia Leman; and Margaret lentos& Kingston.upou-liull, dealers in Berlin wool- J. node and T. gebter -C. Wells and W. Coull, Brightou. and Lauri:ace Ponntney-hill, City, ten dealers-W. Wren cud W. J. C. Sharp. Brixton, schoolmasters-W. Hewitt and T. Park. a, Sir , nimcham, patent wrought iron tube .leiders-Plizabeth Mtn roughs and sopbla Mary Ann Pitt, likeheirostreet, oxford : street, general dealers-J. Barnett, ...P. Aarons, and H. Lange, Loudon-W. If. Sykes and 3tereden, Bra d ford. coal merehents -W. Clegg and G. abodes. Rochdale, wool carders-W. L. Meiolham and A. Norwich, attorneys-T. Jones and J. I Kellett, Hams Nowak Uncannily, nunerginso -T. Voile and • A Virile, Skianerelreek Nateton-road, and Easter-rod. , -.1. liudsweU and N. 0. Harden, Cooper's-ms, , wine merchanta-IL Carbines, F. Hammond, and 0 W. Rich. the Grove, Great Guildford-street, Southwark. fronfolmilere-J. uargreaves, J. Gore. and L. Ashton, Much Woollne. Lancashire, cementer% so far as regards J. tiore -O. 1.. fib biome and W. • Cooper, inn Longtrin, Staffordshire. manufacturers .1 china - J. Jagger and J. Mainden, iluddendkid. stone nserchasite-J. Forgiu.oe, W. Ferguson, mid T. Ferguson .as executors of the lute W. Perini...ln, so tar r regards their connezion with the , arm of Pelisse& Davitisoe, and Ce., Leith, merchant*. SCOTCH SEQUISTILULIONS. Jams Snear, Junior, lWlsburgk , mate, Oct. 21, at the Mali. Clerk's Mae, Nairn. , Julie 1•4514. Ayr. innkeeper. (let. Si, at the Queen'. Hotel, Ayr. YuANCts SALA, litinguw, cabinet maker, Oct. 17, at the Faculty Halt Ohugow. I ALLieloas CILIUM& sere, Olaegow, WSW. Oct. 20 , at the riga= Nall, Adeld Fantail MARKETS. TA LLOW.—TIMIDAT EVCIFING.—Th• market was steady to.lst :—bpot sad ali the yooz, 4.35. ; January to Musk 435. 9d. ; Mareb, 488.—Dstivezy to lost *min, 1117 mho ; ordeals ditto, 2X5 auks. COTlON.—Lmaroot, tlCr. 13.—The morket u vory su it e d sad krogod and Axiom us s hill id. per lb. doom. The mks aro or, 20,000 bass, of whit* max are on speculation mod for export. 3,000 Aroariass, 28d. to 20d. ; 13,320 Surat, 161 d. to M.; 300 Egyptisa, 18d. to 32d.; 400 Poroombooo, 28d. to 30d.• 200 Bak good Murk; 214 d. to 28d. The week's import is 4,718 balm COTTON 000D3—M•leenurru, OCT. 13.—We have had a very excited market both for yam and cloth. It was expected that the large ages of **Poe at Ltvsepemi yester day (fully 30,000 bales) at id. to Id. per lb. advance, and is some cases more, would produce some impression here this morning, and meantime telegrams from Bombay that cotton had advanced lid. per lb. (is the drat telegram et was stated the advance was 4d. per lb., but this has been since oar. noted) have had the effect of adding to the excitement at Liverpool. The advice. from Liv erp ool at noon ware that the Wes were likely term& 20,006 balls spin, sad that pikes werestill advancing. It would Wallies& to describe the arid this we bw fkpinaers have been saki,* Id. to Id. per lb. higher to-day, sad menufeeturess have bees ask ing in proportion. For shirting! for Twin sad wane long cloths sellers have advanced their quotidian fully Id. per lb. as compered with Friday, and for light goods, from 21 lbs. upwards, ea mach Y 241. per lb. has bees asked in sd. vases in some cases. Of erns sack a sodden and heavy adveace to • a very peat extent stops business. &yen came into the market this morning apparently disposed to operate rather freely at last week's rates. bat at the pio n prepaid they are almost aghast. Telegrams from Cal ants speak of skirtings having advanced. with some excite. emit there, sad a great demand for wide makes of cloth. These &dolma would no doubt have led to more or less bushier had the market here been more favourable for operations. In yarns briers apposes to be quite as mach checked as Is cloth. We hear of 32's twist being sold es We es 2s. 61d. per lb y, and this morning *elms of We twit wereaskiag 2s. 'old. per lb. WOOLLEN.—Iine, Oct. 13.—A biz bedew us transacted is the masts this morning. though the Weed. note of buyers wee not large. There is so sew feature to report. Tweeds esethined in brisk demand, also plain sad fancy meltaten le the white ball bat liW. we Cue, be. peed the moil oosnyilemet of Flimsy, and nukes of that dui. There is se &alias is prim. MANUFACTURER. -HI OCT. 13.—The bays u ate ndiag today lay. sot less .qn l to tbor of lut week, sailer ►e.s bemuse= truism:time meshed the ran mount. There is, however, a inodeeete quantity of goods =kin to ceder, which are chiefly delivered during the week. The mills is the weighboarhood are all homily ow. *Ted, .one working overtimes, which is good evidence of s orisibnied healthy lade. WOOLll—Hcinnwwwwww, Ocr. 13.—Ilier is a fair demand kw near qualities of Artrallas sail Ors war at fall rime, and s little maws dung in Offensna Lew gni& tir of all more ars arra and dearer. CORN.—Hasa., Orr. 13.—At to-day's nest el a moderate :&iBROM wheat, whisk sella readily at fully last s of currency ; foreign wile in retell /ate ratan. Barley for malting sieglected, and fully le. lower ; griadiag sloe male at barely last week's quotations. Besse sad peas rather saner. Oats dull, and pains in favour of buyers. The foreiga b i a nt r C last week are ea under :— Whist, 3,410 pen.; 7,01 E; inta. 2.361 ; bras, 3.629; pan, 6; hared, 20, ; rapeseed, 2,659 ; oil-adtea, 799 tows ; hone, 160 taws. LUDII, OCT. 13.—The wheat trade is very quiet, but the sales made are at Friday's prices. Fine bear, sup ports former rates; other sorts ars perhaps in favour of the buyer. Beau L. to 2s. lower. Oats and other articles without alteration. LIVZRPOOL, Ocr. 13.—We hare bad a good attend slim at buyers at this day's market, sad wheat has met a heathy demand for consumption at the full prices of Friday last for general rune, and Id. per =dal advisee for fine amber sad winter reds. Floor is held firmly, bat does not meat a brisk sale. Indian mass ham Nand more favour with *muter buyers, and prima mixed is sow difficult to be bought at Friday's prices. Oats and oatmeal dull, but no lower. Beans ma the tam dearer, and off seed quite sparingly. Pees and barley steady at late rates. The market closes with a ins tone. LUX, Ocr. 13.—The latter part of het week the weather was unsettled ; yestesday was fine ; today is win wet. The supply of wheat to-day was abort, and the *a& dull at the quotations of bet week. Barley was in Isis supply ; but welkin rum seassumied fully as mask mosey as last week. Cosersee and light quelities is. par qr. lower. Beams, old, prior firm' new =thee cheaper. Per qr. ies pared to the grower :—Wheat, white, sew, Nibs. to 6424 per imperial bushel, 455. to 465. ; ditto rod. 63Iba to 641b 1 1., 40s. to 424 ; ditto red, old, 621 b.. to 631b4, 46L to 414 Barley, best Chevalier malting. 54165. to !falba, Ve. to 39a.; ditto, rues Chevalier ditto, 631 b.. to 64114, 33e. to 344. Osta, 36Ibs. to 4 2 ..1b5., 22.. t 26.. Beans, old, 631ba. to 651ba., 40s. to 44.. ; new, 63114. to 64165., 384 to Bk. Nrwcarirt.z. Ocr. 13. —The weather to-day is wet and much against field work in general. At our market thin morning we had • moderate show of wheat from the powers, sod although there was little offering from the coast, the fatties, of Mark-law mused our millers to re strict their purchaaes to their immediate wen* and is the business done about Saturday's rates were realised. Flow still keeps drooping and only the choicest qualities find berm. Cffoiee malting barley soiree and wanted ; se. esodery rasher lower ; grinding rather weaker. Malt, unless One, neglected. Little doing in beans sad peas. Oats sealt:ena. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1111104 Pea- Man Total. TOW, maxim *pea magus diawilas BM 186: Weak aadthg July 26 t it 4 it Bombay, taroda, and C L 185 k 1,172 439 1.611 1,444 Wadi eaduig Oct. 3. loottlsh North Eastern l3B 4.870 4,858 Week endlug Oct. 10. Cork and Bailout' Glamour & South Watero 196 8.467 SAW weet gedlug Oct. 11. Great Luxemhourg London end Blackwell 1,509 311 1.811 1.78 rint ‘ ro — po - — 15179 North London Onorettry hod Now town Llowdloes d NetrtOoro 50 609 617 I,ME 1.011 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Clfy of l!altbaore (fa hem Liverpool for New York. Oct. lat —. N, 61 I°6 37 W. N &shod, 044. 4, Ist 49 N, 100 6W. Mortal, [rein Looks 1W ew john. N B Sep& 17. ha a s. s, . ~ Hurry, from Loudon for tn. . . limy, from Akyab to Liverpool, July 25, Jut 36 ?OM s K Lady . 11emi, from Liverpool for Montreal, Sept. IS Augu.t , lat 46 1;n ii Margaret, from Teignmouth for Quebec, lat 43, lon 33. Olympus lea', from Liverpool for Tie+ York, Oct 9. Seven of lialcUmborongb, from 4ronstarit for London, Oct. 11 off Vileterion. Tyne, of Quebec, Sept, 9. fat 4, lon 37 Vtear of &ay, from London for Volparalao, Sept. 1, let 3 S. lon 24 W. Victory, from London for Sbonghae, Sept. 3, tat 11 N, ion 33 W. THE LOWS OF THZ STRAY= GllDHOlA.—rester day a Board of Trade inquiry was opened in Liverpool in reference to the loss of she screw steamer Georgia on the 4th of August List, ou Sable bleed, whilst as the voyage from New York to Liverpool. The Georgia was a new ship of 350.hores power and 2,856 toes banks. She wad con. mended by Captain GleddelL and sailed from New York on the Ist of August, and experienced very thick weather until the evening of the 31d, when she struck on the Nantocket Shoal, but being got off she proceeded under easy sail sod strain until the 4th, when she went ashore on Sable island and becan,e a total wreck. The inquiry had sot terminated when our parcel left Liverpool. Full benefit of reduoed duty obtained by put ebeeng Ilarannerit PUT* Tee: very choice at ati. 41 and 45. •• High Standard" at 45. et. (formerly 4e. ad), is the dr Wiwi sad hioet .lelleioae Imported. Anode in every town supply it ia peaketL—tAdvertweeteak BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CAESAIL--Oetolier 11, at Tat vitehouse, Forestbal, Kent, Da wage of J. Career, lag., of a son. "RM.-October 11. premature), at the Bedford lintel. Coved . nankin, the wife of W. a. Prem. May, of a daughter, Aalborg. BURY.- Hotelier 11, at 4. Priory villas, Canouliury.palh wtle of Mr. A. C. C. Drury, of a daughter. - October i I, at Augimea place, the wife of the May. r of Southampton. F. Pei him May, of a daughter. il MINDEN .-tmtoher 11, at 0 , Well . w ilk, Hammiest', the wife F. Itowiten, Rag , barrister-at-taw. tit a daughter. W.-Dotober 11, the wife of Captain IL IL Miss, Dodo. Fire BMA*. of • iladithieri MARRIAGES. LUCAS-VATIODOII.- - Oember If. at Upper HarleY. o iroeL the Her. lye* Adler. nmigu JumPh. are of the late L. L 444. Mq., Hydapark-gardeur. Isabel, only daughter id the Count and Counters d*A Hader. red granddaughter of the late Mom de tioldiduld and De Paint:ins PUZET- DUN IA) -ill 10, at $ . Stephen's Mulch. Dustin. by the Her. 11. Neilsen, M. A.,1.31111414111 of the Nee ' Lo)taus Asylum, 'Mesas, son of T. fuse), "sq.. of the Slams . Wm , . Dortireater, Onus, to Ciitberine Marpret, daughter of A. it Dunlop, ham., formerly of Cossimpore, Yurremiporr, UaagaL PRICK-CHU TAT.-October 10, at St. Joho's Church. teen, Mistam, by the Rev. IL Vaughan, M.A., N.C.L. lir. V. L. Price. of filakia, to Millie. Seraphim Charlotte tieutai. Dieppe, rrsboo. DEATHS. EDWARDS -October 11, at iiirike.bouse, lisanneremith, WWI memoirists, wife of T. Edwards. aged LOALMN.-Octuber 11, at Deciferd.plece, Romelidousre , Wades. Isq., aged M. RUMAICIUL -October 11, at LlMumeter.eremest., Regent'i.part. O. fintliMerli. Mg., aged ba, J.P. for ?Milken. SHISNATON.--Oetuber at Parkiciarmat, Stoke Newindios• klbss Jew, IMAM of the Rev. J.ll. aberatam. Whin, ?Opted mad tab Med by Wruabm Lae SALM. al _ 164 %,.. 11 Lea l Wreathe% la th e City of Lomb" Pr MI. 1 . " user. In Leetherdalseelt d the Preeimell d Willeerlant .• wEbyabbai, 061WIIIS IMIII /4