The Express. — London, England, 1847-10-23 00:00:00

ADMIRALTY, OCT. 22 —APPOIRTIII.Jc‘II.—ACting Mater 0. H. Loveridge. Acting Penn : E. . Hall. Acting Boat. 112 /II : Mlles ; and Seim oupester : J. Roberts to Alert. golatent-Bergeo• : T. Bell, te Peens& Bizet Om Engineer: T. Qum ; and Third, 0 Engineer, W. Austin. to Dealer. SPORTING. INTELLIGENCE. EXTRA. mairnasamsr HOUGHTON MEETING. DIONDAT.—HANDICAP SWINZSTAILIS of 26 ion. •Nh; the &yr Els Nil sAli. D.M. ewairrnize et 10 love. each for 3-yr olds, Tat 716 ; tww la rib : fi re ma upwards, SE Mb; the whirr to be sold fur BM Criterion some. CRITgetOX STAMM of 30 son. sea. loft' for 2-yr olds • Scab est 710 • M. 9. OR Mb. Pros Os aura of toe bode is ibi d issis)—Vs Visisos. • MMri WC, e by Heim awed Mall of Lem. WaMbassolt Mellop. 4Thu/t i ara PROM OEM 40 by Vadat mot of 4ak c by whYam eat of Peleruie, 4Vnlces. 4 Zawilmseaam. k obus by fury, •flabiatibot Am" (yard), • Domalla (psid), *Sunny , Oki. "rap out of dam, 4e by Paimisber sat d ffiraws. Ss Mastiff, *Soots% Manor •h CY Debi and fif by Touchstone oat of i t & li t Careful Puff sot at CramOis Ora dam, dam, *Lady Mary, • r Antbsay, eOtsaa, 184 Mod, (paid), Sweetosuce, 4( by Day Middlekm old at Ostassat *Wilmot, *Paladin, of by Tantalite. oat of Otiki, 4 f by loosest oat of thra, •Pitlioa (paid), lodine (paid), and Lola Mantes (paid). Marcie, 2001, h ft. D.M.—eDuke of Bedford's Bridle, Oat 710, apt *Lord Fseter's Coach* td 41b. MATCH, 2001, Is ft. T.Y.C.—eMr. Payne's Woodcraft, Set Tlb, art Lord Glasgow 's fby Heiman Plato dam by Actmon, sat 21b. MATCH, 1001. T.Y.C.—Mr. Gordon's Queen Mary, Vat 1010, apt Mr. Ssndfccd's Laura, Get 1210. MATCH, 3001, h ft. T.Y.C.—•llnke of Bedford's a by Lie out of Tuft, apt *Mr. Grrrille'e Panic. MATCH, 1001., Is ft. T.Y.C.—eSir J. Hawley's Lovelace, 6.1710. apt 'Lad Strathmore's Parkes Flower, Sot. MATCH, 1001., h ft. Lut half mile of Criterion conve.— Mr. W. H. Johnstone's Rough and RENT, Bat ;lb, apt 'Mr. Ostulo desire's Vice Coma], 7st 7 1b. 5 MATCH, 1005. T.Y.C.—eLord Exeter's Bishop of Rom ford's Cob apt *Mr. Mostyn's Wildernew. MATCH, 2001., h ft. First half of Ab. M.—• Duke of Bed ford's Villiers, Set 71b, apt 411 r. Mostyn's Tamarind, Get 71b. MATCH, 1001., h ft. T.Y.C.—'Mr. W. Gratwicke's The Mitch, Set 71b, 'Duke of Bedford's Bathes, Trt 71b. MATCH, 10W.,11 ft. D.M.—•Mr. Payne's Spider, Sat 71b, BRM "Lord (Hammes Discontent, 7st 1114 MATCH, 2001., h ft. Bst each. T.Y.C.—•Lord Strath inore's Sincerity,ipt *Mr. 'fiefs Seep- TUBSDAY.—MANDIGar PLATI of 100 eon., for 3-yr.olds, Bs D.I. 501.—For 2-yr-olds, a feather ; three, 7st 516 ; four, fist 91b. ; toe, pet 510; six and aged, 9st 714 Last S miles of B.C. Wirner to be sold, with his segagaments, for 500 gs. SWIMPSTACMS of 10 eon. each.—For 3.yrolde, Tot 1010; your, fist 410; are and upwards., Bst Slb. 'get half of Ab. M. 1100 winner to be mid for 807., Be. Swasssrasss of 10 sow. each for 2-yr olds; colts, Bat ne ; and fillies, Mt 41b. The winner to be sold for 200 f. D.M. CILHHHIDORSEIIag STAKS.B Of 25 110T11. etch; 10 ft, sod only 5R if declared ; with 100 added. Cambridgeshire Coons. (149 BE64—Pyrrhus the Pint, Set 101 b; Lightning, Pet gib; Sir Tattoo BA ea, 84 ;lb; 'Bullet, Bat Slb; Panto; On 51h; Chanticleer, Est s&t; *St. Lawrence, Set 51b ; The Termer, bet Slb; Pantaao, Bat 51b ; oLadp Wildair, 8a Sib ; 'War Eagle, Set 51b (including Ms extra) ; Newman, tIE Sib; one Car, Set 21b ; Patriot, Sot llb ; 'Brocanlo, ter The Prior of St. Margaret's, fist ; Grimaton, 7st 121 b ; Blackbird. Tit 121 b ; Prints Alice, let 1210 •Collinguood, 7st 121 b ; Rowena. 74 Illb ; •Wincheater, 74101 b ; 'Pilgrim, 74 Sb; Notturghara, alb; *Vanish, 741 71b; Predestine., let 71b; Blunderbuss, 7st 710; BloeMe, let 71b; gamy, 7st Sib; *Pic Nit, lot Sib; *Bridle. 7th slb ; Ennui, 7st rlb ; Maagrel, Tet 41b ; Foatiosote, 74 31b ; orra emo4 7st 21b ; *flashiness, 7st 2lb ; Vletneotina, 7st 21b ; 7at 210; The Swallow, Sat 21b; Mr. Martin, let 710; •Mirmillo, 7st • Tbe Widow, Ta t ISM ; 7st ; Rufus, lit; The Lib, rathr, 7st ; •Secumilm 7.1; Limestone, art Mb; Cl ermont, 411.4 Ifilb; Valiant, Istillb ; FiStmff,ist 101 b ; •Montpensier, Set 1010; e x sea, rift sod Gst lolb; St. Leon, get 191 b ; WNW: Dooms SS Mb. , S it 101 b ; 4Wanota, 6 , t 1010 ; OM Mb; Vision lass, ; sklmblemrorth, tot 81b ; •Oaseirs ISM; Meador. eft Sib ; 'Colleen Hawn, 6st 110; 014141111/Isay.ll4 j •Drahmo.Osteb; Sagacity, bat 61b; "Clyesess, GSM; •Itob Noy Sit • ; ander, 6st Gib; Klebbler, Est 41b; Bet Sib ; Daman. OA Sib; %Tumor, Got Sib ; •Wintonia, isTr' *Millwood, • lab ; 4 Cardinal's Niece, Get 21b; *Sir Peter lamdlecb; tht Ilb ; Chainhearer, 6st ; sGesaldiae, OM; Larsson, id; Vecese Hodson, tat; Mutest, sst 12Ib ; Wltalirms. 1210; *Redwing. Set 111 b ; •Marpeeuo, sst 10 1 b; °Deo rlrfey &a IND; 4S 4 th, set .1k ; *I by Don John, Sat 716; •Jolly Disk, lid Sib ; Ist 410 ; Miss Sarah (paid) ; Spit head (paid) ; Planet (wed); Duke of Richmond (paid); Pinraragh (paid) ; The Tartu (paid) ; Clara Webster (paid); Congress (paid) ; Dr. Goodall (*Cs MATCH, 200, h ft. A.F.—•Mr. Boyce's Dr. Goodall, it 1010. apt 41.0 rd Stradbrokes Marperus, Sit llb. MATCH, 100, hR. Last half of Ab. Osbaldes. too'. Vim-Omwl. ea 716, apt Duke of Bedford's Sable, Ist 21b. w ram =par.—HANDICAP PLATE of 501., for 3-yr olds, Ike. A.F. BWIIEPCITAILED Of 10 110,1. each, for 3. r 0 1 6, 74 71B; bur, Itst SIS; tiro and upwank, Set 710. T.Y.C. The winner to be mid for 1501. Bunsou mon PLAT' of 501. • for 2-yr olds, Bat 71b; and three, Bet MM. The winner to be sold for 350 OM. T.Y.C. HANDICAP SWITIPOTAXNA of 30 son. each, 10 ft, if declared, for 3-yr olds. Last mile and a db. of B.C. SWEEPISTAILEA of 10 son. each, for 2-yr olds; colts, let 71b, and Wks, Set 411 Itet half of Lb. M. Winner to be sold Ibr 70J. SWEEPSTAILZ6 of 501. each, h ft, for 2-yr olds; colts, Mat 7lb, and Mika, Set 51', • winners of 2001., Mb extra. D.M. (9 sabL)—•Carthsge, •Elecuia, c, by th e Earl of Richmond, out of Illagletcm'a dam, n, by Ratesteher, out of Souvenir, The Monk, c, by The Colonel, out of Dorothy, •Buchatene, b f, by Cardinal Par, out of Croton Oil dam, Dunrobui pat.!. Marcn, 100, h ft. T.Y.C. —'Duke of Bedford's Bothen, nst b. 71b, apt Lord Glasgow's c, by Don John, out of Impertinence, let 51 . - 111;rca, 200, h ft. R.M. Mr. Payne's Preilion apt *Lord Gleepow's f out of Yin Whip, Mt 71b nod MATCH, 100, h. R. Last half of Ab. M.—D o k e o f Bed ind's Villiars Mt 7lb, apt Yr. Berwes Blaelixek, Tat 101 b. TIVELSDAY.—fitiBICHIPTION HANDICAP PLAT/ Of 50 mom, for 3-yr-olde and upwards. D.I. Bwaapwrea as of 10 sow. each ; for 2-yr-old, 7st, and 3 yrs, set Iftb; HOis , 21ba. The winner to be sold for 90. T.Y.C. Bwzipatiaac of 10 soy, each ; for 3.yr-olde, 711; four, Mt lib ; iv. sad apwards, Mt 11 1 b. Mari:him, allowed 31b. Winner M Maid ISNt. AP._ - iwzmo;;Aias of 10 son each ; for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bst Millie% est 11b. Wixom to be mid for 401. Let half of Ab. M. MANDICAP BRIIII.IIT/1111 Of 15 sows each, 10 ft, for 2-yr- 13onmeinaise otlo love each ; for 2-yr-olds; colts, Iftt 71b ; aad Sem Ost 41b. Mime to be sold for 1501. T.Y.C. PROP'S= STAMP Of 10 Dors. each; for 3-yr-olds, Set; tom, Om Ilh; Ave, is 1111 i; als and aged, Ilst 101 b. winner to be odd Wit INL .• if aolortill far 1311 L, allowed lib; if for 1000., allowed NG; sod if kr MIL. aßalesd Mb. U L GLASGOW STALES Of 100 SOP.. each; h ft; for 2-yr-old . 11_11 WI. UN doss owl= at It At. (13 subt.)--• Btekbiter, ••=wissebtoos, Illisklbera,llllaiM, *Propeller, Judge Advocate, ify ME eat ef vilio Wearers Bogle, eby Loiter saltptowtetßsszfq, hyllfts eft strait, Dungaree (dead), ambit EWN3WWZAILIS Of BO sow. each ; hft ; for 2 yrold oolts, 114711 s; Mem let ftb. Ab. (11 subs.)--*Sister to Persularis, •is by adelsbar oat of Souvenir, Deer Sta Lier, Fallow Deer, •Illrw, Mama Pas oat of Adeirnd. *Sincerity, Nun, •Motaellls Cantina paid). KA:IMM ft. Set lb oach.—FieleMarshal Groo ewes Mr Olhor gem Mr. Loa dues Chapelgorfe. MAYON, SOS , re., Lem mile and a half of B.C.—•Mr. r aw Ailialoielealsr, See ;lb, apt *Duke of Bedford's Bridle, March, 300, h ft. T.M 11.—*Mr. G. H. Moore's Wolf 's& Iht 121 b, spit *Mr. Payne'. C3ementina, 66t Sib. March, 100 ; Set each. L vet half of Ab. M.—Lord Strath more's Valerie opt Mr. Johnston', Bough sod Reedy. Faroar.-50L ; for 3-yr-olds, 7st 61b ; 4 Set 51b ; 5 yes aad upwards, Set 10Ib. Wimp to be sold far 100, A.P. A.F. Annuli END GULL of 30 .on each, for 3 yrs, nice. A.Fze" - - - - - -- - .141,1111111 T EITLIES of 25 eon each, for 2-p-olds. D.M. 13sr1zwrraz.as of 10 sore each ; for 2-yr-olds, colts, fist 71b ; end 11Ua, Oat 31b. The winner to be raid for 30. First half of Abld. IILIIDICAP SWZIPSTAUS of 20 son each, 5 ft if declared,' tee. ; for S-colds and ninnrds. T.Y.C. SWEEPOTAILAS of 10 mow each ; for 3-yr-olds, 7st folb ; 4 Ira, est Sib ; 3 AWL yes and upward, Bet Slb. Winner to be sold for 400. Pleat bolt ot SWIEPOTAISO of 10 soy, each ; for 2-yr-old colts, let 71b ; nod 3 yrs, lat 41b. The winner to be sold for 200 ; If for 130 ears, al lowed Its ;if br 1004, 1011; and if for 30 7 ., 13 1 b. T.Y R. 601. ; for 3-p-olds, 7st 61b ; 4 yea, Eat 611; 6 yrs, *O., it 10Ib. TheTaner to be sold for 1001 . .. A.P. _ Moron, 200., ft. Cautbridchire Course. —*Mr Ilmadketra X.Mblswerii, eat 7 Ib, apt . Oced.ou% Clown Mary, est alt. MATCM, 3001., Bat 7lb each. D.M.—Lord ()Lagoa's Chantewer apt Mr. Ifonyo's erecter. MAPCO, 2001., 601. it, Set each. T.M.H.—•Mr. Par's lain the Bean apt Mr. Dwris My Mary. )(Apar, 2001, h ft. T.C.—Lord Olsgpw's Diacentant, SA ISM, apt Mr. Pyles Wood craft, rat 71b. MATtat, 2001. k ft. T.Y.C.—•Daks of Bedford's Babb, Ist 71b, apt lord Obegoe's t by Eistman FUME d by Mime, tat Mb. Kneen, 2001, h it. A.F.—*Sir J. Hawley's Miami, Bit Imo, apt Lord Glasgow's f by the Prowet out of KM Whip, 7e Illh. ILortn, 2001., h it. A.F.—Mr. Johnstone's Hough sad lady, tot 71b, apt Kr. 0. H. Moore', Watchdog, 7st 711 s. BAII7IDAY.—HOVOZTON HANDICAP, of 16 ans. each and hem ft if named; tor ft•yr-olak Swienrransa of 10 gen. theto t eyrs 6st 71b Mum, Sat 71b; Mar, list; ire, len, Ast 41b ; kner sold for T.T.C. SWISPIPAINS of 5 son. each ; for 2-yrs old, Get 716 ; p u t pa, • km, eft Nib; ire and upwards, bet 12th; the Dinner to to mid kr Ml. Mist half of Als.M. BirfterlTLlChe of 10 eon. each ; for 3.yrs, 7st 91b,• Saar, then 7175; Ire, lat IMb ; siz and apd, Pet; Maser to he and kr Mi. Ifnu.nat HANDICAP, of 15 son. each, 6 ft it dadazwi ; Mayhem to ha sold Ile UM A.E.C. HATCH, 3001., k ft. Owners up ; Crawford's llandron, Ab.H. tat, sea Mad etrathrogars Thebolter ftwarhar, lost Mb. Maros, 1001., kik fist auk ; int --gard Nelat's Garry ftereft all gad etreihnertes theardas. Hawn, 2001.,k ft. A.F.—Mr. Oefty's Pyrrhus the First, 54 Mb, apt *Deka stiedkers Bridle, Tat as Tan rowntoolano Samos WITH BID ROYAL Baez eingsa.—einnt algae mat ftw peens et Olcoana de bones et as annignesarat et ate men, wady* Is te ge pries drift dirdso d ingamemo yi n pat %re. audio: Z: O4 *ilk lie aurrosiiet". mg • BM ihne. EL Phan of la ada am token a seihnsia kr the et Oa blab, allfh. theamellsa *lda das opt bond 1124VOUrftiftmlftlweNDINDID lleVisees; re gt masa dineten esvall asgr—lladlos has ben atitM le Ike stone arw Ile den a i m a aerie. Cossienals andnualna ..opt the in the agaehsedgost in law esersionsd tamig oai l m i l e Alm ti lama% berftrr:—"To the aim vim PPP& as Mk& ssPlinloa,--Whieura, as thebegtOlsbor lark what awes we ansnirridts say assorvanifind ea Amy 011ie Isar net MPhil thereat d mean loplanne Ira * lore 014 1 twat On sells ef NI gesso Palder ths ins Meek spin Wand pinmis le hem ea r *kr bayous Ida ••••00. a/the 116 we Ow eoria—ftwed) hawr paha Oa., MO? It le le Yid AO sane raga& sersnpnlated le elm iv) beim Or rem enismue. so a lonstor thrlalend olklng afar wade lawman vatrassozy. U R 15 BLOOKBBY COUNTY COUR sane D. D. Heath, •4., /tap. T. ILuzwev Arrnaut—Krune. lannars.—Thiemetame• tket to recover the eon of 201. India die liamietst ha a *fated for the plahttiff in mimes k slims la th• Bain Newark, and Sheffield Railway. It appeared that the plaintiff and defendant are surveyors, and in Feb., 1818, an engineer named Higgins, who wee unsuccessful in depositing his plans at Whitehall on the memorable 30th of November, being thereby made a bankrupt, was outlawed, previously placing in the hands of the plaintiff twenty U. shares in the above railway. At that time defendant was the chief creditor. In April the same Tear, plaintiff received • letter from Higgins, who wee in France, desiring him to get banker's receipts for the shares, and keep the orb, in part payment of money due to him. Plaintiff then asked defendant (having first got the receipts) to get the money for them, which he did, and appropriated it to his own use. The banker's receipts were made out in the name of the defendant, but there being no scrip, he was obliged to give a guarantee before he could get the money for them.—The judge said he must come to the conclusion that the money was not received, as alleged, for plaintiff's sole em, and he had no doubt that both he and defendant ware agents, and the latter being obliged to give a guarantee be fore he could obtain the money, he was, of course, most en titled to it.—Judgment for defendant, with costs. BROMPTON COUNTY COURT. Before O. Amos, Eq., Jude. CAN SOLDIINS BS IMPRISONED PON. DEBit—UPIOUN o. Axona.—The defendant, a private in the second battalion of Grenadier Guards, had suffered judgment against him for a debt of 65., but had not paid according to the order of the court. He was, therefore, brought up on a judgment sum mons.—The plaintiff said that he had been to the command ing officer of the regiment to get a portion of the defendant's pay stopped towards the liquidation of the debt. The cont. mending officer weed to allow 6d. per week until the ori ginal debt wu paid, but would make no allowance towards the costs, which amounted to 6s. The defendant also refused to pay the costs.—The Judge (to the defendant) : Do you intend to pay this money, or am I to commit you to prison ? —The defendant: No; I will only pay the ss. I'll not pay the ex ases.—The plaintiff: I should have to go to the barracks even ter the 6d. a week they agree to give.—Mr. Burrowes, the clerk, said that, under the act, the court could not recognise any payments, unless they were made to the officers of the court.—The defendant refused to do this. —The Judge then adjourned the cue until he could examine the act, and said he should then, if he had the power, com mit the defendant to prison. POLICE.-YESTZRDAr. MANSION-HOUSE.—Tux Fozoaalle L'PON von Russisx 00161iNIMIL —All the persons charged on Saturday last with having been concerned in forging bank notes upon the Rusin government were brought be fore the Lord Mayor for re-examination. They were Aaronson Leybe,: Jacob Friedeburg, Raphael Kauffman, Solomon Muscooilz, Yatilcer Tobias Hackle Moses, and the female Yeller Solomons, the wife of Solomon Muscorilz.— The prosecution, as has already been stated, has been insti tuted by the Russian government through the authorities of the embassy and consulate in London.—Mr. Ballantine said he did not intend to press against the three last-named pri soners as principals, and if the Lord Mayor had no objection they might at once be removed from custody.—Mr. Win tyre submitted that nothing had been stated calculated to cri minate Solomon Mu/co-fits, and asked for his discharge.— Mr. Ballantine said he believed the evidence he had to ad duce would have reference to Muscovite as well as to the other three charged as principals.—The evidence additional to that given at the previous examination was as follows : Mr. George L. Lee, of No. 14.5, High Holborn, litho graphic printer, and seller of lithographic materials, said : between the 20th and 24th of September, Friedeburg and Kauffman came to my house and purchased some lithographic stone for Is. They looked at a press and asked me about' the price, and whether I could lend theta one. On the 2.5 th of September they called again, and asked what I would charge for the !can of a press. I told them the sum, and said I expected • deposit of the value of the . press. They went away and called again in the evening, bringing Aaron son with them ; and Aaronson gave me a deposit of 41. upon the press, for which I gave a receipt. Aaronson told me that he was • wine -merchant, and that Friedeburg and Kauffman were two poor but honest men, and that he had known them in Paris, and wished to assist them. They then took away the press ; and on the following Tuesday, Kauff man came to me again and said he could not get the little press to work, and I went with him to a house in Newton-street, where I saw Friedeburg. Afterwards, I went with Kauffman to Short's-gardens, Drury-lane. and the press was brought into the room in which I was, and I set it to rights, and weat away. I did not, I think, see Aaronson afterwards. Forrester pointed out a press to me which my wife in my absence allowed them to take instead of the one they took away at first, and which they returned. —Crose.examined by Mr. Vincent : I never sew Aaronson at either of the houses I have just mentioned.—Freideburg (to the witness) : Did you see any other person at the house at Shorta•gardens?—Witness : I think I saw another Ger man there.—John Forrester said: I accompanied my brother he the purpose of apprehending the prisoners. Upon search• log Aaronson I found • receipt (here witness produced Mr. Lee's receipt for the 41. which was left as a deposit for the lithographic press), and some other papers. I went to Friedeburg a lodgings, and found • number of these notes in the bedding.—Mr. March, of the Russian consulate, examined the notes, and said he believed them to be forgeries. He pointed out • wrong letter, which, he said, satisfied him that they were fictitious.—Mrs. Mary Ana Rlsey said: I live at No. 8, Queen-street, Soho. Aaronson came with Friedeburg to take s• e iraingAL my house on the 4th of October, for a Mr. Mar b asked me ifl had any objection to a smeP press. I said I had no objection. Kauffman, whom I understood from Aaronson to be Maryland, came the same evening the emu. All three of them -Aaronson, Friedeburg, and —had been there before it arrived, looking at the apartment. Kauffman slept in the house tijl he was taken into custody. Friedeburg and Aaronson were there every day.—ln answer to a question from Friedeburg, the witness said a person came up and opened the hall-door with Kauff man's key, and she told him she could not allow such • thing—Friedeburg: Did not that person go up 'noir, ? Witness : He did.—Mr. Ballantine said he must request the Lord Mayor to grant another remand of the prisoners for some time. The only additional evidence necessary was the strict legal evidence as to the het that the notes were forged. The moral evidence of guilt was quite strong enough. he authorities here had communicated with the bank of St. and moment the evidence to prove that the notes are should arrive, the case could be sent to the proper to anal for trial. It would, he thought, be ne er/mazy to go over to the next sessions of the Central Crimi nal Court —The Lord Mayor remanded all the prisoners till the 10th of November. In all the notes found upon the pri loser% or in their rooms, there are several verbal and other heeemoraeles ; and in the notes which appeared to have been intended as the most finished, there is a gross error in the lea weed of the note, which, as written, was stated to be not • Harlan word at all, and, indeed, to be no word at all in any language. The notes were 3-rouble notes, intended for circulation, no doubt, amongst the ignorant peasantry, the bulk of whom cannot read. GUILDHALL.—OBTAINING GOODS lINDIII, TAUS PIE TINCIII.—Robert Wu/4MM, formerly is the employ of Mews. Hunter, of Stoke Newington, was re-examined on several changes of the above description, and committed for trial. WORSHIP-STRERT.— STABBING • POLICEMAN.— Sande Colo was charged with having stolen • pewter pot from • peddle-limas in the Kinplaa-rued, and also with cutting and wounding • police-constable. It appeared that, on the preseding evening, the gelatines was stopped in the Cerleiireeml, norml, by Polices-unstable Grant, 0 8 , who Uhl hoe los mat impost the contents of a basket she had in bar lama, so ho ossad it to contain a stolen pewter pot. The primmer mini to oak= to the search, and was •001•11kA nth= into sostody ; but had only been conveyed • sheet timee, when ahedinw herself down, and exclaim ins M* she would " knife" him, pulled a pair of scissors from low pease, and mad, a stab at lie thigh. With the ermines a two other oramobise she was secured but she ethrodi such a delsonsinsi resistance, that it woo hand aototoiry to Wad bee down upon • arelsker is awry her to the statism-house. The 71pot Muth in her ponemisa was afterwards identified 1 1 7 landleed oldie Star Sad Garter pubtholhoma, Kings land-road, framwhke it was milli= by the pisouor.—Mr. Mather, the divisional caress. madder= the coustable's we to be of a very denasseins ilissedpebo. sod that a sow @iambi. tins mat elapsibeibro liewathillo able to moms his datlee.—Tbe primer mid the NNW, behaved with mash, wisher teweele hr. Or era baviagelebbea hint. sod mid that b an= hem NAM* hirer hie elf with the ear" which were eripeeded her her slis.--Mr. Mani med his intsallat to mama the prissaer upon the charges, but And& order her hr ilia mom= to be until the rue& ottheeonstable's injuries could be CLIELXIVIVRLL.--Inwit. lionnzar.—L. Jacobs, a Gummy was shaped by Mr. 0. Garnett, goldsmith, of Rod Usnaftest, Clerkenwell, with steeling • ruby, value 31., en emerald, value 31. 10s., and a garnet—lt ap. =that on the 30th of June the primer called at Mr shop, sad rammed to be shown a variety of joweisvi. He seleseol O. weelle,segueresr that an invoice Shelia he eri_e_poll, era le wore sal the next day. He ea ehe barrel reri reit sired to re the pooh of bereisay whist he be Win seeriosil. They were babel to lima espamegy, end he spilt ems peas at the Doter. He left the - pins with she Weer isZa ad would te d tell spin. The wogs were panel is their oath • hwationlon tent be • rig, and oi so g arm, oath Prouluilinersed the is*, sweerld, sad Nei bele s elese ti A =led the sass. A reset es prewar le i Rl* lei besa lli a l : 11 041 111 1 a d I li he team oe. Is of the and promoter psontededi to ler to rake rvisies. The risme wee tree lie ahem be =di II itt lesat, lllloB/ dorsi that le wee sembibral a gerbere to the Jewels, ad ibealas he the _ .—He was seemed, rit is sei="lla s t ear doses will be hieoilt spirt hint. - - l ••• •rstais.-Mtilhal La via Wily 011.1b4 charged - brldr. napostne Bedelifh, whidow-ikwe sad Wel dealer, at Clakeenr-pleas Graz's-Insereal, with ✓eds seder Nos pretenana.—The primes, n4 lll = called on the passeenter. mossetOris gun be was in theme ploy of lb. O'Donnell, b et mins, sad he (pTlss.r) had five hewn St pant, end Mr. O'Donnell knew nod*, I °tit- no rho" Insheeed • bill for 241,, y=rtid to be doews by lilts Xmas oi a p o sa ves on Weesooday, d Lambeth P `t) . sPo aolepaid Itieheal Day, • asallema at Itlthmt, la Kent, whoa be aid hand Berrie n ma d Co sad ranneald tad poi 'alight be dame& to lira on tb . o am* sf the Wyllie h weald became Ise ea the 24th ot iiertialar itiaL Xr. Bedelto found est Day had • small atonal them and on two separate otatelone he let the pri One bet* tutptetief, to the amount of P 01: and upwards, sad he parted with them on sale, shortly after he received them, to Mr. Scott, oilman, of Marlborougb-row, Chelsea, who paid a fair price for them. Thelall was disho noured, and other suspicious circumstaaces caused the pri soner's apprehension on the above charge, which he denied, but be was fully committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Curious CHARGE.— Isaac Boofh was charged by Mr. Jones, who kwp the opera colonnade post-office, with having improperly obtained two letters, directed to William Mahon, Esq., to be left till called for.—The defendant stated that he had been commissioned by Jelin Haylon, a clerk at a hatter's in Eackyflleetreet, to fetch the letter.—The party in question was sent for, and he without hesitation admitted that he had sent the defendant for the letters, and that he had done so because he had rea son to suspect that the writer, who wee, he believed, a mar ried man, was carrying on a correspondence with his wife's sister. It we. with the view of clearing up his suspicions that he sent for the letters in question.—The case was re manded, in order to bring the particulars under the notice of the Post-office authorities.—Yesterday, the parties being in attendance, a clerk from the Poet-office stated that the case was not within the Jurisdiction of the Post-office authorities, inasmuch u the letters had been delivered to Mr. doses by the postman, to be left at his house till called for; and it was sot part of a post-office keeper's duties to bare letters di rected to his house.—The witness Haylon said he had sent far Mr! Mahon, and that gentleman did not mesa to carry the case any further.—Mr. Hardwick. said if Mr. Mahon de mended the letters, they meat be given up.—The case was then dismissed. THAMES. —ROBBERY IN THE WEST INDIA DOCK.— John Grip/1 and Samuel Welk lightermen, were charged with stealing three gallons of rum in the West India Dock. —Oyngtll we. some time ago committed from this court for a precisely similar robbery, but was acquitted at the Central Criminal Court. —lt appeared that Well was in the employ of Mr. Lucey, lighterman. On Tuesday last he was sent b his muter to the Limehouse- basin of the West India Dock to receive 100 hogsheads of rum in a lighter called the Major. The rum' were delivered in good order, and the spike or vent-pegs were all chipped off and painted over. On the same evening a Custom-house officer named Denham, who was in charge of a puncheon of rum in a barge in the same basin, heard a noise in another craft near him, which proved to be the Major. Durham boarded her, jumped into the hold among the cults, and observed 'piles sticking out of them. One of the casks was leaking from a vent-bole close to the spile. He obtained a lig ht, and saw the pri soners seated on a bench, and preten to be saleet4P o n searching the stern-sheets of another lighter in the c eof Gyngell, the o ffi cers found two bladders conttining ree gallons of rum, 'imaar in quality to that In several casks en board the Major, and a deficiency to that amount was ascer tained. Gyngell's craft was empty, and he was is the act of hauling her out of the dock when the bladders were found under the stern sheets. Both prisoners were committed for trial. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1847. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVINDIO. The understanding that the Bank had agreed to lend assistance to the great Liverpool house in diffi culties, and compromised with the Royal Batik, had a favourable influence on the funds in the morning. Consols advanced 1 per cent. on the confidence pro duced by the report, and the expectation that banking facilities would be still more liberally accorded in other instances. But reports became current later in the day of deputatioce being in town from various country banks requiring aid, and one in particular was specially mentioned and asserted to have actually suspended, which led to an unfavourable reaction of prices, and Consols, after some fluctuations, receded to 791 to i for money, and 801 to 1 for account. There is scarcely any difference however between these and the closing prices of yesterday. Reduced Threes 784 to t. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 79f to t. Exchequer Bills. 30s. to 275. dia. India Bonds, 40s. to 30s. die. Bank Stock, 180 to 3. Long Annuities, 81 to 3-16. Some isolated transactions may be reported in foreign stocks, but collectively of little account. The singularity of one bargain was done in Austrian, at 102. Danish were 78 to 80. Datch Two-and-a- Half 'per Cents., 52 to 4 ; the Fours, 80 to 2. Money was becoming more in demand in Amster dam, by accounts of the 19th, and paid on stock at the continuation of / per cent. Spanish Fives, 161 to 171; the Threes, 27; to t. Portuguese, 19 to 21. Mexican, 17 to 18. New Granada, 171 to 181. The Bank of England averages, for the week end ing the 16th inst., give, as compared with the returns for the week before, the following results : Circulation Wine £11,989,800 Cirmalation scum 19,339,485 Püblic dep.:sits Other deposits— 8,674,584 Ooremmeat ereuritiesin banking department-. 11,088,877 Other 'emits* Coin and Bullion Seven day and other bide 903,519 The rest 3,495,432 The most particular and discouraging feature of this account banking department, the average of which stood only at 2,630,1151., decrease from the account preceding 691,5851. And this decrease in working capital was in the face of a decrease in government and other secu rities to the extent of nearly 3,000,0001., by which the reserve should have been strengthened in great part, if not in the whole. The coin and bullion show a small addition, but it is evident that the coin was flowing out fr om internal demand, from the fact that a great Hebrew cspitalist house alone paidlin during the week 102,000/. in sovereigns (not 150,0001., as stated in some quarters). The decrease of " other" securities of 2,474,1171. comes to exemplify, what was observed Midei: this day before the dividends became payable, that the Bank would be under the necessity of letting a large amount of loans and bills rue out without renewal, in order to save the reserve as much as possible during the payment of dividends. The reserve, u will be seen, was still very closely premed, whilst public deposits show more respectably than usual after dividend time. The Bank of course has been since reinforcing its reserve, but the fast of Es redaction to so low an ebb will sufficiently acootmt be the repug nance and inability of the Bank to coney with the requests for assistance which have been abused to it from various quarters. The real state of the nego ti ation with the Liverpool commercial house of Means. Littledales (since the firm has been named in other quarters) may be stated thus. The Bank undertakes to renew acceptances or endorsements of the house which bass come into their pomession through their branch bank in that city, and other quarters, to the aracant of 160,0001., on condition that the sectuitias offered shall be approved by their solicitor'. A further earn in stock was conceded on loan, which the house un dertook to replace at the price, but free to sell, and a credit of 50,0001. was granted in bank notes besides. The more considerable part of this transaction is con tingent on the arbitration of the securities offered, but it may be assumed that the nature and solidity of those securities had been duly estimated in the bank parlour, and only required to be ascertained how far, by legal forms, their validity and ready con vertibility could be established. There were some further reports of banking and commercial embarrassments to-day, which appear to have bad no foundation. One very currently and oonildently bi zted was about another Liverl join bank, the North and South Wales, w hic h was contradicted on authority, and for which there was no foundation. In times like the present, with violent fluctuations in the funds, such are circulated and received too confidently reporta , even in accredited quarters. TO IRE EDITOR OF TRIO " EXPRZIO." Sir,—lL report having been in general circulation in the City to-day, that the North and South Wales Bank had sus pended paymeat, I beg leave to lay that it is entirely without ou,—l am, air, your obedient servant, London and Westminster Bank, Loth W. 8. HIGLEY. W. Oct. 22. The still growing and ;more threatening position of banking and commercial affairs, is and at last, and not before they are in eztretnis, to have seriously alarmed the government. A near relative of a gentle man occupying one of the highest official positions, though not a member of the inet, has been known to declare that the government must and would in terfere for the prevention of further mischief and the remedy of present financial disorder. At the meeting of the Alten Mining Company to-day, Mr. Labou chere, the chairman and ban (brother of the Presi dent of the Board of Trade) is said to have declared that, though begging not to be understood ma spealdng i n an y official sense, or from official knowledg e , th ere could be no doubt in his opinion that the government must and would come forward to grant assistance in the present overwhelming crisis. As loans of Ex chequer Bills must be out of the question : a va bo discount and discredit to which they are do usistance can only be rendered in one way, i o , and that 'LI by relaxing, and Illme• fore nullifying, the restrictions of the Bank bill of 1844. Even Sir Robert Peel must mow be more than doubtful of the policy of these restrictions in times when considerate accommodation must be more than ever necessary. It is with much satisfaction their numerous ma ne:ions will learn that the old and respectable firm o f Menus. Sitwell and Son, stock and share brokers, whose temporary suspension was announced some short time since, have rimmed business, with engage meats all satisfied. In such times as the present, when the beat securities are unavailable and unrealisa ble, this circumstance tells to the credit of the re sources of the house. There was, in fact, no necessity for the firm to have suspended at all had they applied to their friends. But overtaken momentarily by the defalcation of principals, and the accumulation of en gagements consequent, it was conceived that the more honourable muse was to suspend for a time the course of their dealings. The announcement of the death of Mr. James Wetenhall, the official compiler of the Stock Exchange list, was incorrect. Although dangerously ill at the time, be still survives, and is, as understood, in pro cess of recovery. The mistake arose from his own office where, in explanation and apology of certain irregularities in the delivery of the price lists, it was stated that Mr. Wetenhall died at two o'clock in the afternoon. We hear from Liverpool that there was a better feeling there to-day, and no failure was notified. Cotton advanced a Id. per lb., and shares retained yesterday's prices. BANK OF SNOLAND.—Accov,r for tho Week chains Oct. 16* 183C2 DIY Notes timed l:2l.litto3o 01.1X19.8100 1 Government Debt._ 411,015.100 Other Securities 241,900 Gold Coln end Bullion 6.&0. 4 85 Biller BuWou ........ 1.090.11 b .e1C1.989.000 Government Securities iinclud. Dead Weight Annuity) £ 11 .088,21 Other Securities ...... 18,910,3 Notre ....... 2,630,115 Gold and Sliver Coin.. ULM !1! , !!I'S. Proprietors Capital 44,a3,000 Ro.o Pub tle Deposits lbselud Ea &eq., Pas. Dso Comm.. of Pailoosl Debt, and Dir. Aosta) 6.0 1 ,810 Other Deporata 8.674,684 serert4sy sold other 'Bills 803.6191 133,123,413 Oct. 21, 1.341'. 1 per Cent. A Red. Ann.. '7417 3 80 ; } Coos.. Anna, 70g New per Cast. Anna, 711 801 7Pi 1 i Low Anna. sip. JAL 6. 186 D.-10-16. -10-16 3-19 tto 30 paws, Oct 10, 1859, 711 18 8 TONEIO/1 6 per Ct. Att,tran flondm, 101. u. #l, 101 6 per Cent. Brazilian New Booda, l Small, 741 3 per Cl. Daniel. Bond.. 1826, 70 25 per Ct. Equador F4k., 2, 1 per Ct. Grenada Benda. 1711 per Ct. Mellon. 1040, 179 4 per Cl. Portuguese Benda. 10 PARIS, 0c..41. 3 per Ceuta ..... 1)°. 413 M. MARSHALL, Maar. ENfipSIITUN DS. __ _ _ Lone Anna, 30 mire, Jan. 5.185'0. 81610 Bank Stock, 1811 24 80 25 India Bonds, fl, 000, 40 Como!. for Acct.. 80 751 801 Exchequer 808, 41.000, 2.L, 3u 33 27 32 28 30 27 Ditto 888. 18 29 20 DPto Small, par, 3pm. 3 die.. 7111 ND& 5 per Cent. Bpanleh Donde, Dir. from Nor. 1440. IT Ditto ACcount. 168 17 5 per Cc. Spanlett n 4.-. Deferred, 38 3tar Ct. Spaol.ii 2:78 2.4 per Ct. Venezuela Bootle, De ferred, 25 per C I. Dutch Exchange, 12 gufl., 4 per Ct s3 De l l& Certif., 805 STOCKS ABROAD. Tor Anneal. Y• 1•01•111• TS 65 114 90 113 I .. 14116 D, 26 60. MOW/. Belgtan 5,1840 3140 45 I„ Amen g Ranks ..... ., DW. o. . DAL 1 ' ll Roman Leon Do. .. ... ••• • OcT. U.—Three per Cents. VI at 50 day,., 11: 9.11 I ea* : Fire per Ceuta, IT paper. 16i es t: 62 c.sh. 62 ; Coupon., 131 ca.h. 14 paper ; Bank of 84 Ferdinand. 134: Bank of St. 1 ethyl* 112. Eachange oix Load.% 48 9SIOO W.. VIENNA, OR. 15.—Auerian Fire per Cent,. 1041 ; Ditto, FOOT Per Cents., 93; Ditto, Three per Coate, 03; Ditto, Tiro-ands Half Per Cent., 453 i ; Lam of 1834, 116; Ditto, 1835 121 i , Bank dhow 1.422. %%kV. (hr. 1 5 .—Northcrn, 153 3 ; Gionmits, 115; Weince 1011 ; 'Leghorn. V 15413, 948; Sienna. O)4; Apennine. f 24. Bars.eite. Ocr. 21.—Conn of 1840, 931: Ditto. 1512, 98j ; Ditto. 1844. 201 Intto. 1838, 604 ; City Loan, 1832. 04 ; Ditto, 1843. ; Bank of Belgium, 1841,Ditto, Deue, 931. Exchange on London, 25.55. AXTUZ.,OCT.2l.—Exchange on Londo, 1.5 90 05. Beams. Ocr. b.—Pro:elan tit. Schuld Sch. Threeansnlialf per Cents., Vlj bills, V2j money. Exclung. on London, £l, d 211 6 276: Ilaminuy, 300 m.. 1404 1504 ; Pork, Jo.f.. 81 1-11 01 11-13. 4 a ......1 I 0 114 &S 680 Ta -11806 NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, OCT. 22.—The Union Bank of this town has notes in circulation to an amount considerably ex ceeding 70,0001. It is understood that the directors will meet to-day to determine on the course to be pursued. At present they decline to give any information with regard to their intentions. Those who arc acquainted with the share holders entertain no doubt of their ability to meet all claims, as they comprise many of the wealthiest men in the counties of Northumberland and Durham. Perhaps the most mis chievous consequence of the suspension by this establishment has been the run which it has occasioned on the other banks in the town, and which will most likely be resumed this morning. Today and to-morrow will be trying days. In the midst of this gloom, some satisfaction has been occasioned by the circulation amongst the shareholders of the North of England Joint-Steck Bank, of a statement of its assets and liabilities, accompanied by a report, brought down to the 30th September. " The amount received for calls," it states, " pnor to the production of this balance sheet, was 64,1701. 14s. 10d., a sum so small in comparison to the enormous liabilities of the bank, and probable de ficiency at the time of its suspension," that the directors express their regret at the want of support on the part of the shareholders. The estimated loss now to be made up by shareholders is 84,2491. 131. 7d., a sum much smaller than was at first anticipated. The total liability is set down at 678,6901, 10s. Gd , being • decrease of 1,286,2361. 16s. Bd. since the beak stopped payment. BIRMINGHAM, OCT. 22.—The creditors of Messrs. Barnes and Co., held a meeting on Tuesday, Mr. D. Guthrie, of London, presiding, and ten other of t h e principal parties concerned were present. It was resolved that as the books were not in a sufficient state of forwardness to allow of a detailed statement being laid before the meeting, a, as to enable the creditors to come to any final decision, the matter should be adjourned until the 2nd of November, when the accountant's report will be prepared. Farther, that it having been ted to the meeting that Mr. Earnes has now on his booiea orders to a large extent, to which a portion of the present stock will be applicable; it was resolved that Mr. Barnes be allowed, under the inspection of four gentle men named as inspectors to execute the orders, applying thereto his present stock, and purchasing for that purpose such additional goods as may be required. Mr. R. Graham, of London; Mr. Middlemore, of Birmingham; Mr. John Yates, of Birmingham ; and Mr. Dixon, of Sheffield, were appointed inspectors pro. tens. The accountant is Mr. G. C. Begbie. RAILWAY NEWS. Yesterday we had still inquiry for railway shares, bat at such low prices generally, that orders could not be executed. Several instances are within our knowledge, where orders, left with brokers for the day, could not be executed at the limits. The fact shows that the public, or small claw of capitalists, are anxious to invest, but naturally desirous to do so on the best terms. They , mast gradually come in, how ever, at the prices of the day, unless events lead to a still further reduction. SHIRE LIST.—I Nora—The quotations of lines In tranantlons : those of Ilea I ng, Orr. 22. domains ae* sciatJ kg prior. Per haames tulle, Ocr. Per Maim I Opsnisa IZeses., -- s, - 7 Parte sod Orleans 1166 1110 6 - FF - 1 75 Parts and ammo 9OO $97 50 005 MT 14 003 75 noun and llama 613 M 910 613 76 MO 512 50 Allman I Marseilles .., 612 SO 70 1112 60 520 25 Straidinura and Bele Mg _ e _ Centre (Viovaon) Me TS 634 1115 533 75 I 55.5 Bordeaux 4114 46f. North MESTINGS.—Nowra WALES.— Span is! Most* .—Lon don, Oat. 7t—Mr. W. Chad% ick in the char.-71m meeting was added In emplanes with • requisition frees wheal aberaboldrrs to W e the 111111111151111 Ma the propriety at terilletestbr the sampan y, and et saftarbleg be, directors to take all seek sew es madlialbe nem err kr hot physie, and for winding op Me am imam the Whew la Oak km* after the monk' et al dorms and mend the proprietors; and, If amid eschlent, of • Ocala= to be Webb kr as set be enable the eases e t ' carried oot.—The Oa be popsies a rearaudos Is the bre , going effect, and ohm Ile Creators the authority alluded to the eppoills le the prohend kerolution ofirredi peny by Mr. helmeei W. ant, whit ultimately led to • bog personal altereettee lithos Ms. sham (Mr. Amber's solicitor) ass !levers! of the shenimMeas present. As far Mr. Mott's suggestion that they should await the dome of an arrangement with another C.X. , P.nY, be could only an, that thee 11211 OD hope of It/ ever being carried out, for the hens at he Mean and Melybeed line, the only one with 'Mich they kohl kik fee any iningehest, were at this moment .2 181, dimmest. and be had mesa le know that many of the ehareholders In the Meth Wales wash rather pay down 5/. • share than make themselves liable for the ails were the undertaking to be primed. If 151. were paid up on them at the present moment, they would be at a discount of Ill.; and it therefore appeared to bim that the wisest plan they could adopt was to dissolve the company and divide the money as soon so passible. If all the shareholders would Man a release the work would be easily done ; but, if not, an act of parliament would be nem...vv.—Mr. liendereon henna seconded the resolution, Mr. Mott explained that he was not opposed to the dissolution of the company if the shareholder, desired it; but he thought the directors should take power In the resolution to adopt the alternative of negotiating on arrangement with some other company. This course was pronounced welch and inadvimbie by Mr. Sparkie on the part of several shareholders, and the resolution mas carried win. The remainder of the proceedings were entirely of a nature, shareholders having moved a resolution refer ence to Mr. Archer and Mr. !Male, 'Which, after much angry &mis sion, wee withdrawn, as being litellona. vote of tnaoke to the chairman and directors, and of eortfidenoe in monkery (who warmly vindleatel himself from ebargee made in ',crepe. s :"r7a l ) followed by • notice from Mr. Crawford (a large shareholder), that e: the next half-yearly meeting he would move that a certain portion of the funds be paid to the directors as remuneration for their services, the meeting separated. BIRMINGHAM AND OXFORD JUNCTION. Aelioureeei Special lisetieg.—Birmingham, Oct 21.—Mr. P. H. Mentz in the chair.—Mr. Money said that In acoordance with the arrangements which had been entered into between the directory and the dceentiest thareholders it was his pur to submit a receded= AN a further I adjournment of the ; but before he submitted such • resolution, he purposed mak a few observations, mete cer tainly in sorrow than in anger. At their but meeting he bad suggested the impropriety there would be in pressing the paywnt of calls under exiting circumstances pending the settlement of a ques tion of greet doubt and difficulty; he regretted, however, to And that legal proceedings on a very entendre scale bad been taken; but be complained more of the character of those proceedingss than of them wives. It was impossible to conceive anything canted on in a more offensive character, although If those proceedings had been a course which the directors were compelled to adopt, they might have done so without producing anything like the amount of irritability which had been engenderceL In making such statement, It was not his purpose to utter observations of a character dereceitory to the solicitors of the com piny ; but of one thing he was certain, that either th'ir orders had ken misundersteod, or they had been made in a moot offensive spirit In the town of Liverpool the most respectable indi viduals had been served with writs b • y bailiffs in the most public manner. He was not himself aware that such documents were in the town, until his own solicitor, Mr. Robson, informed him that writs were In the bands of Mr. Whateley's agents. Ile (Mr. Morley) at once sought an interview with Mr. Pawshay, one of the gentlemen referred to, and offered that his own solicitor should appear In bL behalf for all the writs in lies possession; thin offer was refused, because, as was alleged, he could not give an express authority from every shareholder for whom he appeared, although at that time he was not even funnelled w th their names. Such a proceeding, he had been informed, was altogether contrary to the usual course of proceeding, and sm, in fact, unprecedented. Even Mr. Swift, the highly-respectable solicitor to the London and North- Western Railway, had been served with a writ in hie own home ; and another gentleman of equal respectability had been served by two Minns In his own carriage. Other gentlemen had been served tin 'Change• and ladies for whoa he undertook to appear bad ac tually been served with writs in their own houses.—Mr. Whateley, solicitor, said Um parties !erring the write were not toiliflk; and Mr. Mosley proceeded to my that he believed Mr. Whnteley in his anxiety to do what he conceived to be hie duty trader the clrvemstmcce. had forgotten that courtesy, which, under other circumstances, be would have observed. There was, however, • curious fact coon eted with these proceedings which SOW worthy of special notice; it was contained in an addenda to the litter of appli cation to Mr. Henry Garnett, in Mr. Whateley's own writing, end set teeth that Mr. Glynn, Mr. Mosley, anal other of the lead ing dimentient eharehdders had poo l their call. Wby that statement Abend hare been cede he (Mr. Morley` did not know; but it was quite clear that the course pursued by the solicitors to th company here, and by their agents in Liverpool, was altogether at variance with the hceh character they tCe It was the purpose of the gentlemen with whom he sneer to apply to the court tomorrow, to have one or two actions tried, eo that the matter might at once be brought to OA URIC ; he therefore caned upon the chairman to exert his influence to stay the pro ceedings which had been commented, seeing that the question would be very speedily decided. He concluded by moving that the meeting be further adjourned until November It, at Dee's Hotel at Birmingham.—Mr. A. Peyton, in seconding the motion, en tered into elnlanatione with reference to some observances of his at the last meet ng, !thinly with the view to chow that Sir Pitcroy Kelly had advised that the directors ought to have rotated. Tber were (he said) an independent body of shareholders to nil intents and until the money was paid for the line, even tho It should come into the hands of the Great Western Company, because there was the conceivable contingency" that that concern might not be in a condition to pny the purchase money. This otrerration caused a general smile, and the chairman rejoined that they bad acted strictly in accordance with the opinion. of the Attorney-General, SolleitceGeneral, Mr. Talbot, and Mr. Godley, who adrised that they ought sot to rotate. With reference to what had fallen from Mr. Money, the honour. able licence= said that there bad been no intention on the part of the directors to give the shareholders unnecessary annoyance. He wished it to to understood, however, that the necessities of the company required that tbe writs should be Limed. In other Mecum- Kamm nothing would have induced him, in the present state of the country, to secedes the nem ',bleb had been taken, had it not been for the melancholy poultice in which the company was placed. After whydiseuesloci, the motion for aljournment woe put and carried. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.— Cu Erna AND HOLT IIZAD.—Tbe directors have determined not to open the line to Ryhl until the completion of the works to Bangor, winch in confidently ex pected by the let of December, the time fixed for the opening for public traffic. The works between Pennsean Back and Bangor are enormously heavy. The tunnel through l'cluneau Back is cut Burnish solid freestone. It has been worked by driftways or aide openings from the face of the rock towards the res. There arc seven of them of the aggregate length of 374 yards ; their sus is above seven feet mums, admitting four men to work at each face; and the overuse progrese each ea of men bare made has been two-and-a-half yards P week. BOULOGNE LIOD ASUBBII.—Tbe injury sustained by the bridle at Maples, to mink we halo already referred, is of very slight iragentease, and will nee the opening of the section of th e Daly itt witieh it forme a ea as ses of November. The bridge emoble et lb Utak ea piers; 12 are blushed, and tbe inneesedue le the elbse weseenrimed by removing the centering, be ma stbe emlesethe. Immalbtst hoverer, lime hem Sim lemoonetnetenit peetime es bane say injury mil be eeedhety will be hit one dr= gain tbe dad of the ant week la Netember. It le Intomied eiletr the eseterinee of them mire he reueletee some der alter the opening of the line. The peeselery kee whisk It is stated, will fell on the contractor, will be about Mak The yetis et the station at Boulogne are proceeding rapieky. whit a vberte the matey W opened to the* plate early in the eming gib& The web Aida le ei helms meld b. lbs general ratan sift eentsay. as ememed‘ vittlake time et Perla on the belt last. TrarrlC for LEIPSCTIVI WSW coding between Oct. 10 mad Oct. D, 1847 and 1846.-111oto the Rattans, Chrootek.) 1847. 1816. 1 1846 Atir•Mhand Porter 71 --iTtiLotko,Ertehto,ke... - DM W To,M Chador II Ilirkeoltd 877 701 London& N. Watt.. ., X 6,813 Dablls a Dreibeds 806 75411A-oolo t teorretahw e ,, lm Dubin_ II etolt a 861 &N 3 Mao. Sher It Line... 1.812 Fhet lamenel .. 986 096 51..rpOrt I Clidiat. . 471 Pineses Otemeoe 12.74910,099 311.1 1 and ... ... ... 19.067 &Mew Halos Edhellmilt 4 Why 4.041 4.27BlNewoutle It Cartlals. . 2.181 2,013 Ole ~ Fain, Iyr 2.703 2,3061N0rf01k = 6 316, kl5l Cr Zre ' th "A t otiii.: 2.2, 46:1 11:11 NW__ it ...... 9hX/9 20.064 south Devoe ... X i Elolien.... 1 Bouth Theters 10,981 9,403 Issmaace It °WWI@ .. 1.407 Taff Vale . 0.4. p. ~....... Yorks& 9,937 9:661 Ulster.. ... . .... LOOMS/ ILIT=I43. 42,06,1 York, Nee, 8 Ber n 11,501 7,818 Loodeasad 846, York tN. Ilidlehd. 9,143 LOX/ BUBINI6BB OP THE ENBIII 40 WElZ.—(Frost Saavay Chamdsle.) liaarrao.—Ateletr and loaderse—Ort. 60 ; Pada Terme toe laawa.—Alrabear—Lalas an &holm= year; at 3 per wet par aim% peyable lulllardy ; Same ot not Wu Iheia 1116, at las 1 8*. Par aldub. 730 $ or 1 pan ; isd LIMMINP—ONOI di Mt hia Ira SUL, it oor 1 yam. at 6 _ ma. par Noma; Nara Caw tlee-4lara el aft leie Orr lin. at a parent par mum; Pad. era 13alaa—drue atalli. awl lar Per $ peuta.at Spar amt paramma; aadahmermar kr a yam at I par eiNL . ; lll aed ea datarlerar tor 3 ca I pun, at 6 par pat Man 1 Glampur,lliantsa4 awl Nl- IttiNims at ant bra Sim 111116. re 1 or 6 yam. at el 6 Pr eat. ammo; died Wareer—lftra et we Pm Om 1.66111. Ar m 6,6, sr l parr at I per ant par is ; Haramildll and Msesbester—raus af MI. ant uposerr for • year at 1 par eat; sad aims al USK and upward% for 7 peer at ili par eat; Leacadine* lad Terbium Ora Ilia cheater mad luerd--drosat au ion I ( br a g= LW 6 =at LM, br Sri it ow orb Fr ; Lab air Think— Leart ea ilar delarlem. 161 par omit larlar, aid Ilealk ara el VIOL ad apurvir far I ba 7 AL= sum *MIL to I.lle 7 ram et 6 par 71 6 - . allada Lesiva arilliara ene--Orer am at rot am dna Pal roarer I per ear. per linliale (111111hedell a t Ilea =6.aimetaitlen Ora MK. Pa Spam, atil i ca k K m arara ad Math Illadura—lems Wait Um Ikeller6 rag at 6 par mt. u ni = o_ l= ; Nor casslw. Ni~. and or at the rile et 6 per art pee ameismie_ papilla Italtfortg; tharibaitat Ilmlb lerilles mad mahaur-haua at ad his Sea Mirka' 3 or ll yeate. it lt jar mt. per mom ; 11111m1-4ma al li ttel ow a , r t =mla, for sal prier at 6 par arab per Irma ; et mat Ivo al 101174 ha u t t i si Mear 6 par Mt par mum ; deriiih—eme at at bulbar I pump. at 6 par tut par eamau; Whir& Warriors. Wareedroplas—Per S, lb ar 7 Mips ant. per aims 1 mom h alal—rma f i .thoi fist II ge li yam; at Ipm aert. jar 11111•111 ; Stat • wind a Da% • lira 1161. tar II er I pm, et 1 eaml. per roma, payable balf-pady; ism& Devea—bune co kr ar 7 para. 'War auk men ; Tut and Nall at ant La Ira lOW. tar II yam, at 8 pa casl. pit MIN" Impala lolipirsati. Ornameer in& Mein awl Al/shartarr—Tass tails, plata arliaabahra. araeimporimaree and walmarakr Narr. I 1 laikr&—Widie am Laralart at Ihrairlagbia arlieduar Oat S. Denmea.—.3llseandle (Selde—.6 pot tr wisole share, and la revenlis 11l On queer dere% ems Cassa.--111demieli. lassishin. eel CladdieJaelasa-11. Se. dee Oct. 20 ; Celelealm sal Dimairemblee-11. lam—Clreler dee; Oesk. 11/askresk. sod Passage-11. tea de aM M=±ll.4lse; Tastmee4. Parts eat w* US* Jodi=e; —Si. leaden bed& eel Pry—Si. ea new alma due; Lam► lake aid lielakke (k Illeaskeesse sad lasslo—thea the Liverpool Pow 1111. ire. eel ISa. ea tea Feriae owl Wm 41.' WA deo Alex VS; ma U. ea las Peatsits" mai eseraNtdrora.areet 1 ; 111.eatheteamhaeSsek, Ira& U; IS.a taelleiheddi WNs alUoelea Meier% lee Oct. U; Loa aid leriloa—it. ; lases. Deediesaavl_ Malselsals -11 . ea 114. lima dem. ; Lanka mem•Wollea—SL ea /emir ewe Illslegjen /11t elirea ileaoeL 1; U. Ihe Gesed teeellealSl. dmea. iesOet. IS ; SW ea lesedeatereal Nn saga= .11. dm% dee am 1 ; lossfeaesitey sal Cale. I vele•-11. M. dee; lashalliery al Niaddisa—S= lamer al U 4.1.. lee; 0E64 Insorle, eel isa-11. M. dee; Temer, Lake, al Mele= . le Oat II ; Trek. Proomeilloosi pritwies-14. as *Ors I dr; Tort wed North vol-41. 111, Hall and SOF MEM. (PrOOTIO0e) shares, doe Thwarts Rirreauh.--Chelmeford sad Burk-7s, 2d. peT *w e (final); Sheffield, Rotherham, hod DJaeaster-13e. per stare And). TRANSFER Boom; CLaesh.—Shet Anglian-0 Nor. 3. COMMERCIAL AND nd MARKETS. PRODUCE. otcuto-laxn, Ocr. 22.—Busar: the mutt olf piddle ink kglo blip lad 300 emks Mauritim • decided Ingmened Yoe es the igneket, as all fou buyers rit e Are e seal d gd, te la, but Whir amelptkeis hare not panicipet e e d. the abeam The private aimles' market for West India en dull, only 115 blade. aold, maids. 1,11%) kw tbe week, and it in Lith er Mfit. mulish, precise *madams. as memos; bare occaaionally t, made kr ark and • rmalimbin bee been made of Is. to the burcre but Id Mktg), earimmedal tame occur, there menu • probiticji ems wen will molds moans. Lidind mandard quality, 535, kok ed mark* ale adj at the tale redaction. Coffee : The public mai w ee sroal, and eif a mixed chancier, "bleb did not glee quotations. The outlaw Mitered were all bought Rice 1,300 bags Madras mid e i public sok at I. to 1 Is. 6d. Inter : 900 Inge common Uteri& west Wight in at 24d. per lb public sale. Camis Larne% sold at 6 2 8. we. e w 6g ei 300 begs Trinidad cocoa were offered in pastille cei o and bought in at 42. a. to 475. Rum remains dull; pro o rw o ,„ l 4 10d. Brandy is neglected, and .prions are partly nominal. Tea doll. The indigo sale hae you off more steadily, at g d u d e b c , t ,_ prices than yesterday. The quarterly sale will fini.th 0 ,, )4, 44 ; Comer, Ime to 4s declined 2d. to 3d. in a la rge public We e 200 bap silver 9d. . 9d. ; black, ss. 7d. to th. sd. In other articles no alteration. SUGAR.—The Avenge Price of Sugar the produce of the British POOPCM4O6S In America, computed from the m e , mid . I . the week ending the 19tb day of October, 1017, is 22a. WI. per est, Sugar the produoe of the Mauritius is 20s. Id. per ewt. Sugar the produce of the East Indies is 21s. 10d. per cwt. The average pri g a z the three foregoing descriptiooi, jointly, is 219. 6d. per mt. COALS, Ocr. 22.—Ships, 79 ; sold, 68. NIWCASTLL d. SCYDULA!t a t CheAcr Main 18 6 Wall. End Banyan ilsaina+ Hanky l9 9 W9lll Ei o l E l . ll lolion Walla 031 (kodarth ...... 10 0 Walla End Henan .... U $ ._ .--- PAID. 1 , 410. 40 dborders 27 Aroborit.NoCkßort es In 1 Do. Now .......... 67'70 i 10 Biro. Wok& Dudley' hp. 3 Do. Saba. - .... II 3 Dir. Wid. d• &Volk, 3 376. 40 DO. 407 rho H. aD. 162 4 15 lirsi. It 03ford Jo. 1 7 i Do.lol N. M&B odi p. 6 hoolootglook *Mow 2 ld. 6 D0.10148.,M.2 B 6 11 p. 711 12111014•71_31xotor . 69 1 D 0.101.04, Al &8 c 34p. II _ Do. T - -Dards E. lloollophowohiro 4.1. 417 Loodook &Walton. 64 644 03 40 Do. Are Dou. &As per Pp. Do. e sdarit ... . . . Md. 331 Do. New, 001. .... 07 6 i 37 Chub& It Holyhead. 6 16 Do. Rao. 409..... .. 763 4 Do. Pre/m.o4c •• • 10 Do. ass. r.. . 4 16. HS arrow 4O Do. do. Toads.... 193 10 no.iog ~ 10 DLLS 0.. 617.'0 fi1d,':,....i0 + .,. . -. 4 ., ittd. 10 Do.dlow./das.t.p.C Oil disc 14 , 1r411.111i6c llll6l. I ti l Boitiskis. eta. &144444a0&L far 16 ILds (SW I ... • !Re Le It 1 1611101 . .. . 1 4i 4 la Do. (1111. E.& 11.1 40 Do. 401.iiith .... SO 91 1 Do. (31..10e. E. & 11 . 1 IF 10 DO. HS am. . • .6f I 10 Engem Caudle. .... 1 7 I f 1 Do. Ma k If DoPorp.6l7(ll. N 0.12 1 Do.o.llit&dE 117 64 Do. do.. . No.lll 30 Mid.ol. W• 16.11 I 10 , i i , :j eri p.„.... 2 adrs 1 34. 167 .... 1 ,,,, c.,.. gt 114 Do. it' gr irt r ...... 104 176 16 Nadi WHIM io it 10 Beemonok4;;; ... es. ii, ft. •• • • 13 Nay. 66. Ho Dorfollt .• •• • es sm. l'iiiirie. 91 6 Dr. Noe, soi. .... M. Der 0 Idohlse .. 7 U Do. PAteststow .... 31 & • Om. 1 Do.&lB47Noriror, K i r DU 2. 41 . I t 3 INto. d r: i i i rr=. .II I Await : l; . .......... I , North Otalfortiolzby . al i if id Ne er{ 1/ lid. 36 11 1V 3/.% °'" r ogro. " ;: r*k. WoH • • 187 ~..... . mai,. uitt al ..,... ..... a ... 2 . r., 60 .1... C A 0 36 IX MO Wr z ga.) 177 Sagami 1114dind .. 100 Gh. Nth. et l3 10 Do. Nor . • .... i I Do. roe, ' V i. : .. e , •••••• 30 Do. Ns" M. /Wm. AA 4 us. 14 Do. 11•10 i. Up. ll* do. am B. ..12 si. 86 Gnat 63a SO 4 178100....11 I* Do. pro 4p. 40 I i" 1 4 Bt ••••• • • • . Aim. 1 ltd- Dorr.' do —.Mo. li , T 3 HDadfer it d0.... ...... . 6 6ird. T lak. 60 Hulloe d /NW • • 4 da.,....... 4, 36 Dog AIM UP. I , Ir. 6 2 1 1 rpti lb lilidai :t 4 4/C6po 37 2.d. LS Do. do. Nortotat U. 11 De IN UK ' 64 D0.1V . D01 1 114 & •SO Lade. • . rs Do. ... . .Id. p. 211 ~......i t.m:i ......, ~.1,4 d., s fir i •ii iitit. „Tx tri i ii 26 Do 17 Pon& I De. 10 Deb- id Nor 11 10. Do. ftrlNlld.) 1 Do p ti l lgr w or * T e l I° L 33 F,...,wr, 30 arkiNorldkidisto 67 1 4 Deaf Do. Preforstoe ... Do. W. I. Nom. D0.8.AW.112.14.40 f Do.Proiloste W 976 0 133 4 9 Do. Sahara .... •11 looms RA1L13371. Do. do 1) 60 Ids& sod Drodford a ita i r 14 =....10,44 Vow; ;per tp. r 1 Leicester .0 &Word. lid 31 Lords mod 1741r011 OD 18.1. • RD•447 . ...... . * r 2 - 17 Do. Dar • 114 1371. ~..... F. 4 , Do. Prof. Spored's? 114. 1 ,........ a Wawa 1 ,. E ST Liotto.Detis.. Mash. 4 2 Ur., Maw. I ICJ* • Vld .... .. 4 , 2 H 0.,• South.lll Old. 14 moo Hobos k 1 o =rol 5........ 2 682 Do. . t : gt - ue. & 9114 Paris mil , .. . ' 46 Do. Cow. . 1 aul isms. .. t 9 Ds. do.Cheor p.O. I . 80 Do.PreDoodO.O. da r r ."2. 376 ... 4 3041 4 Landow mut error. 1: 444 Mum . no. Prd•r•.• • • • • sad Nathan .. :‘ I 17006064111. W 46 4G 3 8 W 416 RNA= ... .. I From Me LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, O c t. 22 . RANV Itl•PTI1 Wittun Bauman: BRAIIRDII74Z:IIr, PentOMilit, groX,, to render Nov. 2at2, & Dec. 3, at 11, at Basinghall.st. 110, Ku c k:, Wilmlngtonuq. ; oft. swig., Follett, Sazabrook-c t. • Namccutz. Ewan, Heywood, Lanauhire, grocer, Nor. 2 & at t Zzestester Soil. ; Mayhew & 4011 . Carey-at, a Ha, gall, Middleton, Lancashire ; at wig., Fraser, Zuscherter. GEORGE Evans, Bristol, calTrenkS km S Dm. S, at Bristol Ct. Sot., Hinton, Bristol; amig o Amman, Bristol. WILLIAM' GIULIA, LARIDOMWOO. COlimall, rope manufacturer Nor. 2at 11, & 23 at 1, at Exeter Ct. Solo., Bell & Co., Lincobfwialu. Se lds; Gurney & Cowbird, Launeaska ; Turner, Lister ; oF. mug., liirtael, Exeter. Kanuaar Krenuarem., Leeds, slirerarlth, Nor. 6 & Doe. 13 at I Leeds.l, at Leeda et Soh., Budlow & Co., Chancery4ao, 11:ddleu,n, JOHN, MAWITALI, flllipBMoll-011.3"00f, Worcestershire, own des*, Nor. 2 & 30, at 12, at Birmingham ti. Wolf., Letts, Bartlett's-6dg: , Holborn, & Mottcrono & Knowles., Birmingham; ob awe., %KC: more, Birmingham. Jour fqxx, Werthoume.park.r.lLas, Paddington, architect, Nor. 2at 114, & Dec. 6at l. at Basingtualwrt. Sols., Rhodes & Lau,, erry.lane ; rd. amigo, Turquand, o:ilesrrywhamb. Joan Heourporrow SuITHAY & Grosur dot THAV, Ashlowntder. Lyre, Lancashire, cotton spinners, Nor. 4 & 25, at 11, at Manchester Ct. Bola., Spargc, Gt. Jamewet, Bedford-row; Gartside, Aritans charter. under-Lytle; & Sae a co., Manchester; off. twig., Hobson, May Sauna karts & Moment ea LAS - swat Tin, Manchester, bleaches, Nor. 6it 26, at 11, at Manchester Ct. Sots., Fox, eicsbury-rren, & Worthington & Co., Mancherter ; off. wile., Hoblon, Manchester. .Icart.. Vcrasigg, pm., Tottenham-et-rd.. butcher , Nov. I at 2, & male" Graham, tole Dec. at 11. Brwang man.st hall-st. bol a Buchanan, Batsi;ighau-st. ; GIL . lures WHITLIIEM) & MUdITT Don.r, Boston, Lincolnshire, glorent, Now. S & 26, at I, at Nottingham Ct. &Ar o Wood & Fraacr, Bern. , Soho; ok maga ltittle:ton, Nottingham. lAAAC WILLIAM", Merthyr Tssit, Glamorganshlre, grocer, NO,. 2 at 12 &30 at It. at Bristol et. bols. Smith, Merthyr T5t113, NeWn. Lirett, Bristol; off. awig., Mi ll er, Bristol. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Oct. IL T. Pearson, Birmingham, cut nall manufacturer. _ . INSOLVENT PETI rIONERS. H. Beater, St. Thomas the Apart H. Ikea Sraebps rt , Devonsblre. I Wan dealer. W. H. iloostora, Etritr, comerseitlal T. Sauna as, finable. Ma; Donee. waselke Slum C0P1,, ,, Punt, lleppenstall. Huddersfield, beer es- I. tfebult, Lletor, •r.‘.11.0. B. Webber, en.. es Warreaeed, W. 11 ateLinga. Waadfisralartn, De. •hire, maebme vossluse. laakeeper. T. NorehlaWarr. Cheaslle.bealb. Sled. port, (rote, DECLIRATIONS OP LI VIDENDS. IRallantyne, Liverpool, merchant-Ist die, of Oct. 21, and any subsequent Thursday, at C.menmee, LlTerpooL E. Ballantyne, Liaerfmol, and W. Atkinsm and A. AO imam, LOG. don—let dia. of 10e., Oct. 21, and any subwquent Thursday, it Cssenove'r, IleerpooL T. Boin;on, Psekering, Yorkshire, money scrivener-Ist Mr. of 2s. Gd., Oct. 28. and any subaequent Tuesday, at floor's, Leeds. C. Cox, Salford, Lancashire, wine and spirit dealer—let die.at is. GL, Oct. 28, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Erases, Man. Molter. DIVIDEND3.—Nov. 12. J. Andrews, isle of Wight, miller—No; 12. A. Anderson & D. Robertson, Colemankt., City, bis liers —Nov. 29. 16. Barker, Manchester, druggist—Nov. 12. 11. Benton k J. Dunston, lloundsditcl; numufseturers of Fraser's safety and ship I hearths and capstans—Nov. 12. H. B. Brecknen, Oxlceet., draper— Nov. 12. J. L Dotterel; Doncaster, grocer—Nov. 13. 2. O. Mane, Wellington-ter., Clapham; builder—Nov. 11. J. Coulee, Cheltenham, woollen draper—Nov. 16. T. T. Ccoke, Manchester, bill vender—Nor. 15. T. Davies, Liverpool, merchant—Nov. 15. R. Glover, Leeds, dyer— Nov. 17. T. Hifi, Liverpool, ironmonger —Nov. 12. 0. Utley, Sauget., tailor Nov. 12. T. Kirkpatrick, GracecburchM., Llty—Nor. 12. J. Mane, Banbury, Oxfordabire, woolinapler —Nov. IL 1. W, Pearl, Milton et., Doescreq., boron dealer — Nov. 12. T. H. Pallar, Sheffield, hosier—Nov. 18. E. Sewell, Old Bandea., Muer—Nov.l7, J. Smith, Ashton in Mackerfkla, Lanciohirt, cotton spinner— Nov. 16. J. TreCck, Jan., Ns • castle-upon-Tyne, draper 50; It R. Wade, Llicapaide, tailor—Nov. IS. W. Wilk; Leak, boildtt— Nor. 13. 11. Woodhouse & T. T. Woodhouse., Aldsnamberyorme. housemen. SCOTCH BEQUESTILkTIONII.—Tbonms Coates, Edinburgh, re. corder and bookkeeper, (Jct. 29 & Nov. Is, at Aitkes collsoknose, Edinburgh—David Johnston, juo., & William Robertson, Glasgow, sewed muslin manufacturers, Oct. 29 and Nov. 19, at Steele It Domes chamb., Glasgow—David Mackay, Glasgow, grocer, Oct. r t NOT. 19, at Black BuU Inn, GLagtow—John Paterron, Lurk Ayrshire, Mulder, Oct. 27 & Nov. 17, at White Hart Inn, Larrt_no. Lob mood, West Kilbride, Ayrshire, miller. Oct. 29 rc Nos. 22, at Wis. ton Area Dotal, Irvine—Robert RkkleU, Idisburgb, dramr, Oct. n & Nov. 19, at Ftsser's rooms, Edinburgh. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-J. Acton & E. Foghorn, WM. Cheshire-T. IL Boorman, T. Boorman, &T. M. Wild, lere -IL W. Brooks & E. Balfour, Femburckat.-11. Gaut & G. Guy Ox'ord-et.-J. Dariron & G. Burnley, Bradford, Yorkshire-J. Dudley & W. Matthews, Kingminford, &afford. shire-D. J. Field, 11. Napier, & T. Pomo*, Salford, lan shire-A. Findon &8. Findon, St. Marykhooe -}L Fyn, & a Fmk Holborn-J. Gibbon. & W. n. B. W sex-4. IL Lovelock & A. Lovelock, Putney -J. Parmiier a L.' B. Oak, Winchester-P. Paris & F.. J. Paris, Manchrater- J. J. Puy. chose & C. Kipling, Bwanima-J. Pear & D. Liallworth, Selfcrd, cashie-R. Ramsey & J. 8. Morris, Teredinouth. Bernick-mos- Tweed-W. Roberts &R. Mixer, Lower bkaneot., Chelsea-F. kid & J. Tritehler, Great Bolton, Lancsalure-11. Shaw & J. Baidmk Halifax, Yorkabire -W. Lister & J. Cotton; Burnley, Lancaihire- G. Smith, J. L. Hadlev, & E. Ilophin, Newbridge. Glaraorpavare- W. Stallard, W. Stallard, Jun., &J. Stallard, Wormier-A. Dom & C. White, Liverpool-B. C. Wettentedt &J. Chanter, King Wil liam-et., City-M. S. Meek,. J. C. Laxsoare, & W. Luso*" Pk mouth. SHIPPING INTELLIGRNCE.—Mews. .an. Dri.4/1. OCL o rt mi. MIL OR 3 Dublin OO Holland .... • ix South. 0 Sy dner.NSK e I Waterford I Dowaabades 1 GuertaAJera. 0:0 Lisboa-0d ?t0 Beaton and 0 West Inds 0 Hamburg.... 0 0 Mediterran 0 , Halifax Oct. 30 0 Bralll..Now. GILAYZSCXD, Om. oJ.—Arrived; City of Betterdana, Rottman"; Bollver Bt. 'V incent ' s; Rom. Porto Him; Bt Jame., New York eon, Mauritius ; Ana HeruT, Eoert, Garble ; Man, Lord J. Hassell,Har. tinges: Concordia, Earn, =car& Haddlartoa, Wm. Thomberrow, Mai Murray, Guermer ; Clifford. Jamaica; ()McLain", Napira; Malaga ; Ann, Denla ; Nora Criena, New Dieppe ; &swam,. Mauritlm; Star, Boulogne; Cathetine Green. St. Kin.; Cita. Kerr. Honduras; Brigand, Punta Arenas., Elizabeth itadJaue, Cadiz ; Ophetia and Ann, Janet, Taganrog; Lam, Aurora. Premier, Patna; Bed port. Oporto; Mariner, Taranro a, g ; Beuey, Porto Rico; Wave, biedembWi; Rolla, Taganrog; Ellid Odessa ; Trident, Cuba; Ellen, Oparto Gipsy, Odessa ; Europa, Sundawald.—Satied Chester, St. John's George Porter, Bremen; Earl Durham, Sierra Lame; Hobe, Norway Edward, Bremen. Livratroor, Ocr. 22.—Arrived : Abbey Banda, Quebec; Oriental. Calcutta; Sir J. Bereaford, Saint Domingo; Erma Bawl, New Orleans; Wyoming, Philadelphia • Oxford, Sheridan, New Tat; Armes, Quebec ; Majestic, Crecatadt ; Argent, Maniallam ; the& back, Demers/ a ; Free Trader, Garber ; Abbott Lards, New Odra . Importer, Oregon, Kestrel, Quebec; Harmony, Jane Bradt Empire, St. John's, New Brunswick; Speed, Picma ; Jams H. Glidden, N%winia • John, Thrall ; Dolphin, Argimon, Daunts.— Sailed Llbaty, New York; Devonpart, Savannah; Inds, Has. ; Milton, Homan • Powhattan, Baltimore; Calder, Celan ; Ir La rerby, Cope of Gor'id /lope. [Advertisement.]—THE SURPRISING Exclaim= or licazow.v's PILL IS TEA CI. 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