The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-23 00:00:00

SPORTING. TATTERSALUS—FRIDAy. CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 5 to I apt Sir W. Booth's Assel (taken) sto 1 Mr. R. E. Ohm na Babette 12 to 1 . Mr. T. Parr's Waathergans (bass) I / to 1 Lord Braea's Knight of the Shire (taken) 15 to 1 Major Martya's VoTVIUIPIon lo' to 6 Mr. Phillips's L. J uif (2) to 1 taken). 49 to 1 Mr. K. Phillips'. Rob i Near 50 VI 1 Mr. 11. V. Yetwards's Marietta. Asal, who had the eat of ['shear, was baked freely at 6to I, the layers refitairot to go oa. The Knight of the Shire and Le Jar( were also in favour at an improvement on Thursday's betting ; the outlay, however, being Wand derable. DERBY. 2000 to 6t) age Mr. Bowes's West Australian (taken) BRIGHTON HUNT RACES.7:FitinAY._ S,s till/TAXIS of 3 eon. each and 20 added ; fur 2.year. olds, lit; three, o.t; four, Utit ; five, lOrt slb ; sit tad aped, Urst 7;b; mares end geldings allowed 31b; gentlemen riders allowed Sib ; winner to be sold tor 60 eon. TM new mune. (4 nibs.) Mr. Illeaderema's Penelope, 2 ire (0. Pa(nien) 1 Mr. B. Lind's Theodine, 3 yr. Mr. Bait's Ventre Terre, I yr. Mr. Canseren'. Ilion:wine Doe, 6 in Betting Even nn Theodine, 2 nil mist Pr and 4 to I *gm Ventre a Terre; won ►f a neck, a lee etweme second sad third. litllt'nULr Suzan of 3 son. eseh. and 20 Mild, for hunter.; 4-yr-olds, 10.; al'.; per, Wet 101 b; sin sad aged, llst ; winner. once, Mb, twice, 9lb extra. Heats. The new ruin. (4 'she ) Mr. Cameron's Perjury,. yn (Owner) 2 3 1 1 Mr. Land's Forester, aged Mr. T. Brown'. British Coeval, 6 yrs Mr. Sait's Run UM, aged dr The Gist hest was won in ceetee► the second by two kngths, the third by three lengths, and the fourth la • ester. Bwarremass of 3 sem nab, and 20 sued, fee 3•yean and upwsrda. lints. The Bristol mile. (3 sabot) Mr. eascren's Handsome Doe, 6 yrs (301.), 9st 13Ib (Owner) 1 1 Mr. Stewart's ►r m (SOO, lost llb Mr. Land's Theodine, 3 Jr. (S 01), 9st 21b Woo in • renter. ilsei :litotes of 1 sov 'nen, 12 added ; whiner to be gold for 4d., ; gentlemen rider•, llst 71b each; T.Y.C. ; 6 subs., were won in four burls by Mr. Patterson's Melbou rim (Mr. Cameron) besting five others. Thu ruing was not over whim our report left. HOLY WELL HUN r RACES—TursnAy._ GROGVINOIt STAK FA of 5 MI. OSCh, and 25 added, for 2-yr-olds and upwards; winner to be sold for 100, to. Straight run in, about half a nail,. Mr. Menderson's Needle, 3yn (201.) (Oates) 1 Mr. Thompson's Bracelet, 2 yrs (200 Idr. Connor. Ltdy Emily, 3 yrs (20i.) 3 Mr. Banning's Ceres, 2yn (501.) 9 Won M a cower. Winner sold for 64 guineas, MOST TX (handicap) ST41111110( 10 00111. each, 6 ft, and 3 owly if declared, with 60 added; the second eaves his stake. Mostya Mile. (38 salsa, 27 of whom declared.) Philips's liob-i-onor, 3 yrs, 70 121 b (Wilberforn) I Lord Cakilas's Kineyer, 3 yn, Mr. nolo,* Ibis, 3 yrs, 7st 31b 0 Mr. 0. Barton's The TAW* Fawn, 4 yn, Bit 31b 0 Ms. Cop:lasers LadyAmyou. 3 yn, 7st 121 b 0 Wen by a bind. WIDNILIDAT. ' - Paffevranx Havett AT cif6 - a - on. each, mad 26 added messed to nears 6 sovs. Three-quarters of • mile. (6 sate.) Xs. E. Phillips's Henrietta, 3 yrs, 7st Blb (Wilberfone) I Mr. Lee's Deceitful, 4 yn. Est 71b 2 Mr. Hsaderson's Needle, 3 yrs, 7st Illb Mr. Connor's Lady Emily, 3 yrs, 7st 6lb Mr. Owen's Cannata, 3 yrs, 7st 0 Mr. Lawresee's Katt, Denies, 2 yrs, 6st 41b 0 • 'meth. HOLYWILL HON? Won rcus by e of SOL ; mond to receive U. About me mil. and threeqvaarten. Mr. Barton's Little Fawn, 4 )n, 7st 81b ..0. Oates Mr. J. Jeffries's &tinnier*, 3 in, 86 1811 , Mr. J. Walker's Tree Oirl. 4 yr., 7st Mr. Hancreave's Lady Bibles, 6 yrs. 6.t 10Ib Db. I'. gentles Harp, 4 yrs, Est 10Th Lord Ca'sdna's Kiteilyer, 3 yrs, 7st 10Ib Mr. Flintoirs Ibis. 3 yrs, Est 2lb Mr. W. H. Bestt's Cheroot, 3 yrs, let Blb Mr. Walker's Event, 3 yrs, Int 10th Woe in semen by three leagths. Boaoton Punof 201, added to • sweepstakes o 3 sows. each, for 3-yr-olde sad upwards, winner to be mold far 801., see mile sad • quarter (6 subs), was won easily la two beats by Mr. Henderson'. Needle (301.) (Voile), beat ing Mary Nebteler (ROL), lisle. Pelmet (801.), Tree Girl (301.), sad Mies Truth (301.) The Winner was sold for 701. Haianuf HANDICAP of 2 son. each and 10 added, half • mile, was won by Carillons, Est 71b ( Wells), betting Lady Emily, let 71b, and Lady Bibina, B.t lb, in a enter. WILTSHIRE CHAMPION COURSING MEET INO.—TH vasomr. Sitcoms Tic roe OCIAT Wren= Cor.—Breadybell beat Madcap, Whirlwind beat Derby, Mai Hannah twat Lem, Esprit beat Chrystal. SECO:4IITM TOY Tel DZVID COT.—Bodlamita beat Friar Tuck, Motley beat Sewall, Lady Dalton beat Bane, World's Fair beatileiverlae, Merlin beet Pilot. FISSIT Tres 7011 ma STONIITNOI &meas.—Rowel Robin beet Why not, Baron beat Magna Charts, Ledarin beat Unele Tom, Gambler beat Bali-boy. FIRST Tin roe TOP ELSTON STAILNI.—ILTINOASIt beat Evangelic, Ballet Dancer beat Jolly Lw, Rees beat 7 ••••7 , lielsilies beat Maid of the Mill. Beams Bleakires's British Tar beat Mr. Wheeler's Forester, Mr. Lawrence's Lome beat Col. Clowes's Capelet, Mr. Riley's Rodney best Mr. Jew ser's Faststers, Mr. litwall'sWitsford beat Mr. Lomman's Lbsed, lie. Foley's Bras beat Kr. Jebbe' Quistimiat Ball's Eats aid beat Mr. Wheeler's Weston, Mr. Riley's Carenhall beet Captain Wysdlem's Wilfred, Ms. Miller's Merry Meeerek beat Mr. Ball's Rajah. iiTIIIIIIOX etAiall.—Mr. James's Jeatbsi best Sir J. BeetreWs Ism Wilmer, Mr. Riley's Ready Reckoner beat Mr. Miller's Wlthrleffed, Mr. Randall's Black Diamond beat Capt. Wysilman's 'Vivid. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. IieTSIS marked thes • ere now at Newmarket. MarsAy. _ _ HANDICAP PLATII of elesee.,ilit sad wrleede ; eurswes 3 son. CushriApebles ISM& HANDIC.I, Ow we ef 1. sm. east. kr Simile sad upwards. D.Y. Owsuremzu of 10 eon. sash ; 3-yrolda, 7st lib; erwr, Sat 41b; he, est 81b; sis and aged, Bet 101 b; the winos to be sold for 60 son D.M. 8w AAAAAA ELS .f 10 ens. eseb ; Syr-olds, 7st 716 ; fru, Oat 31b ; sad upwards, est ßob ; the Inman a be meld for 360 son. Criteria', course. Bwassarmrse of 10 son. eseb, for !r ads; Nl* w Bet 71b ; SUNG, est 61b. ; the naer to be Mr Mum First kilt of Ab.M. Swann:maw of 10 son. seek ; 7st ; Aar, h7lb; eve, let 1 21 1 , in and aged, Ilet e Ile tetemer t. be As. IN neon Ab.M. addeamos Bream of 30 son. eask Arfprelds ; albt, en 71b ; BLLies, est 61b ;• the wiaasu of Sie hey, Ctn. Espahl. the TweTeer-Cid Tdraisirl, Clearwen, fitebss Iliewmarket, tbe New Stakes at M• M. the Nem. Lomat. de Mimeo& bites at Geed meek **Pam ellTelet Sale at Tea% the Mums, de id ema. TteVlese Stakes et Deumeter. eta 7 two onion ddrok ; Mie wiaser of say odor odor WA woo. Weft the lii•Ser'S sea slim sad net bevy lees than 18sodo, fib extra ; as him mem Am Rh mem ?rem the Tam of the Lab _pp moo— Athol Hew, orevembem, Labe, WIN Ames. • oe by Them eat of Leah% •1/I= a eli maa ns. peek • Nand% Modione Imams, needs. Ile b m y Mena egret /Audi, olelletim, to *tie get 14 has, Ikea Pete, traumas, ltestehte_ Amid), eh • Vein. lees—ldedlelia (paid), b fby Bey lis• —lllmiesteett W M O Arcw, 100, k tr. Bst 716 eaeb. D.Y. *Dale of Bed ford's Perkiest eon ' , Lord Olassew's fby Dam hen est • Ceespirsey. Marco, 100, ft, est 71b each. T.T.C. *Duke of Bs& hod's Diairedia eget *Lord Ribbisedale's Beauty. Maras, 100, k ft. T.Y.C. ' , Dyke of Bedfenl's Oesdp, est Mb, yet *Lard Baster's Welant, 7st 121 b. Mum, 100 k ft. D.I. *Deka el Bedford's Mimed* Ist lib, eget *Kr. Ortedie's Warbles, est. Tv SIDAT. HANDICAP NATI of 100 lOW fee Sle-eldi did errards. D.I. Twee Boys ; 2-Te•elds. 4et ; throe, 7d 61b ; fens, &dab ; Ave. Set ; sin and aged, Yet 71b. The wianar, with his eats, to be Sad for 300 gm. Lost three Nana cot B.C. as w i g l ooranza of 10 rove. sub; Shyr-olda, 7st 101 b ; four. Set 414; Ave and upwards, Bit Sib. The wishes te be mkt he SO sees. Lest half of Ab.M. Ihrusrirrease of 10 sod. sorb; 3-71 , 41‘4 7.6 71b; her, Set 31 b; live and "Tweeds, Set Sib ; the aer le be said for 700 med. Criterion Cosine. Swearseethe of 10 ;on. seek, kw 2-p -ebbs NS* Set 71b ; 611 i s, 0.1 41b ; the wizen le be NU he 910 led. DM. BwzaPSTAXIO of 10 son. nob, for Ilin-eifio_ alb, Ilet 71b ; fillies Sot ilb ; sensor so be alts No ZIG nos. Let boll of _ — iIiLLIIICIiiiIII7ICAP SWIM/WARM of 16 sow. aka, 10 ft, fee 3-yr-olda and upwards ; Asp vrisaar to b • sea for 200... a D.M. HA/MICAI SITIMPATAEIII of 16 SOIL 11118/1, 1011, 1., 2 and Xynaida T.Y.C. Camoiliasalanui STAgla Of 26 low auk, 10 ft, aad 6a17 6 if aired. will 100 Wed Mu Ile laws woo had. Ifs view 'Me Darrow IX lam Ms as ssoW is 60 6 1E .sr Os wiser dila Damisa og Bomar T o mb. se M. OWNS. Gb I Ir whim • I any Ides NS 0111.. *ll=V* uses roe wale. seas thsffisWissiles id 61 611 =lbw sslos issO b bs sestossissive. bet low dr 0111116.11111i1l nb owerig sleve say show area vslobl Mi.. Tbeinsisi THE E PRESS, SATUI. DAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1852. maim IS Mb Mil Of the sir WM& le Os juges. Cmahri fihrbegi Ow on. ft) Aga at. lb. Tatblington (in cluding 61b tea) •l e L 4 yEselin (in- eluding 111 b earn) Truth 4 Roasborougb 6 Harnandes 4 *Manta 6 *Kingston •Ariosto 4 °Scions 6 Harbinger (in cluding 61b extra) Ephesus Si:Charles 6 Stilton 3 Naasham 4 ter. and the winner be pry 30' limehirs Coen& (173 subs., le M. 1b. 9 Maallold Y. Troublesome 4 8 *Father Thaws 3 8 Emmthe(iusludiug Sib tun) Lady Agars • • • Poodle Kim Fenny Dolan 6 Lawastar Bardothh • Mo. Pepin 3 6 Deceitful ' ll 6 •rhi Couvon 3 Unita 3 Scarecrow Kato Awl (including alb extra) 80 7 12 7 II 7 11 7 11 7 11 7 10 Ki'quad* Ohl English Oak 3 •Sackbut 3 Athena Pallas Butterfly Kohiaoor Vermath Bit of Blue *Merryman *Knight of the Shire Follow MO Lads— 4 Hyacinth 3 fiblibtk 3 f elfilietrl 3 La Gam Ladra (b b) 6 6 0 *Cavan Ammonia 3 6 13 Puritan *Alfred the Great 3 6 13 I *Billy Bar 4 6 121 •Flirt 3 7 0 Sir J. Barleycorn 3 610 The Italia& 5 613 *Plot *Matinee 5 613 Tested 3 5 8 Thor High Sheriff 3 612 Hearieta C"3 612 Machetes y Amyott.. 3 612 *Jel li es 3 5 7 etaladiele Vrnaint 3 5 71 *Wirtz ;3lb Sis to Siappn 3 5 7 'Pea) 5 612 *Babette 3 6 6 'fframeat 3 61l *Brawn .4 = iek (11% 5 6 It • *Cotton Divid. Lad d y 3 6 6 *Termagant 3 6 4 by 3 6 4 Mf by Faugli-o. *Pancake Ballsgh, out of Jessica 3 6 4 Miniature .... 4 610 Cornelius •Eadi.ljsb Proctor *Herbert Oki hothouse— Madeline eei rill Warfoot 3 6 9 Isabella 3 6 9 Teresa ....(pd) 6 810 MATCH, 200, h ft ; T.Y.C.—Lord C lilden's Potion, Ist I 71b, apt *Mr. W. Beeville's loaie, litst DIATOM, 200, h R; T.Y.C.—Duke of Bedford's Ezenr,4 yrs, Bst 71b, apt Lord Ribbleedale's Lapidiet, 8 yrs, let 1016. Off by onseat. WIDNISDAT. HANDICAP PLATS of 60 BOW.; for byr•olds and upwards. A.F. ascairriow Pun of 60 sop; 2-yr•olde e.e7Th three Bst 10tb; the winner to be *old for 350 son. T.Y.C. Sw AAAAAA LIN of 10 son. each; 8 yr : olds 7st 71b, roar Bst 21b, Ave and upwards Ist ne ; the winner to be so ld for 150 son. T.Y.C. HANDICAP ftWNSPIITAINS Of 30 eon. each, 10 ft, if declared within a quarter of at boar after the weight. are find ; for Ayr-olds. Last mile sad a distance of B.C. SWIRFSTALIIS of 10 SOTS. Wllft, for 2.r-olds; colts flet 71b, Allies Set 416; the winner to be sold for 70 son. Fiat half of Ab. M. BILLING HANDICAP SWZ/LPSTASIS of 15 MVO. each, 10 ft, for 3-trouts and upwards; the winner to be sold for 100 ton. D.M. Swasrarazia of 10 son. each byroskle, let 71b : four, 41b : Ave and wards, Ist 81 b ; the winner to be sold •r 40 son. T.Y .C. BWISPITAILIS of 10 sop each; 2-yr-olds, Est 91b; One, flat 7lb ; Mr, est 121 b ; Ave sad upwards, 9st llb; lie winner to be sold for 260 son. Lest half of Ab. M. HANDICAP BWINTOTAINIS Of 16 SOW. each, 10 ft; for lip-olds. First half of Ab. M. Ilarcn, 200, h ft. T.Y.C.—•Lord Ezeter's Mountain rawer, Sot 71b, apt *Mr. J. M. Stanley's Nicotine, MATCH, 200, h ft. Csiarewitch Coares.—*Lord Clifdea's Poodle, Het 71b, eget *Lord Ezeter's 11. i, Ist. MATCH, 100, h ft. T.Y.C.—*Mr. Oreville's eby Alarm out of Alkali, Ist ne, apt *Doke of Bedford's thorned* 9.1 41b. MATCH, 200, It ft ; 04 71b each. T.Y.C. Oreville's Wresolves fINIMS bout Lord Glasgow's f by Din t of Pkyealis. TNCIISDAT. OVISC2IPTION HANDICAP Pun of 60 son, for 3-yr ebb sad upwards. D. I. Swearer/Limn of 10 son. each; bp•olds, 7st 41b; four, Bst 41b ,• Awe sad upwards, Set 11lb ; mares sad geldinp allowed ; ths wham to be sold for 250 sore. A. F. ftWICIPITAINS of 10 son, each; 2.yr-olds, 7st ,• three, Bst 121 b; Allies allowed 21b ; the winner to be sol i for 80 sore. T. Y. C. HANDIC.AP BWISPOTAZINI of 16 son. sub, 10 ft, for 2. Issoldn. D. M. Ilwaarsrsize of 10 sop each, for 2-yr.alda ; Dolts OA 716, Allies Bst ; the odium to be sold for 401. Lost WI of Ab. Y. fiwaorsranze of 10 son. sash, for 2-yr-olds ; colts 716. Allies 04 41 b ; the winner to be sold for 160 ion. MIL C. lbotbass busts of 10 SOTS each ; 3 yr.olds. Set; Mar, 1 / 1 1 dn. 211 Mb; six bulged, get 10th • thr, winner to be ea i hr 200 emu ; bones emend to be sold for 160 son. allowed ; 100, 14; 50, 241 b. D.I. RINZWAL OF GLASGOW STAINS Of 100 /OM each, h ft, for 2-yr olde ; oohs. 71b. Let three quarters et B.Y. (12 salm) I% • by DWI Jobs—ressatia, •Rardbake, West Australis, 8 0easballas, IDAleneda. Eutsa,*lfat hook, *Filbert, *Writhe, Friar Task, *Speed the Plorsik, br e by Lammed, ha by Actmen—Artboasta (dead). Ilentarersial of Ift ans. 111111k1 01 far 2-yr-sids; nib 04 7k, Mos ilet 4. AL Gabe- not hike •Ceimata, illebeare, 1h *land s% •Plassid, iteltaavea, *Gloomy, hits/gee, Pewit (pd). Mann, Mkft , ft; T.Y.C.—*Dska of Bedford's Dime die, Ist nb, eget *Lard Glasgow's f by Doe John out of eargbosy, Maros, left TI k ft. L Bst 71b nob ; T.Y.C.—*Lard Mbar dale's Tellarea apt *Doke of Bedford's eikdagbetras. Maros, VOA R; T.Y.C.—Lard Meelflea's lissiset, em 71b, eget Duke it Bedford's Mt, 7st &b. Of by mesas. FSIDAL &yr side. kt Mb; bar, hi Mb lbe and upwards, Bet 11111; the wbrowt le be obi kr MO ern. Al. ftIIDLIT (2,-7* Bab BULBS of 60 nab, kr bans of all Elwatrarattr i er2o sow. earb, fer 2-yr aide; *site Bet 71 6 . dame M Ilk; the wino, Is be said kr 10 eon. ibet buff of Ab. M. sAweabar Obniseassaas of ID tab. elk tai holy 6 ft If Miami by 1 e'deek ea swift balm nmalab to go to the ameaft, far kykside aid gaaadr. T.Y.O. Illwagressias one see ,sed; tir-eMs, Isallb ; fear, ha gAn and lee The trials is be soli for 480 sere. half Alt. M. Ilwnamaimis of 10 bat; 2-yr-sik, 7st ne ; mad Goss. Ilat 4k. 'lle wirer se be add far Ift• son. ; if en. tend to be add !her 140 era. allowed Alb ; 100, 101 b; 50, 161 b. T.Y.C. NVIIIIST SIAM of is SOW each, for lyr•olds; each subscriber at the Yam al isinki to pity 1 arr. D.M. fitnarerszas ef M seta ark br t o vik oak Bst 71b ; fillies, Ist Ob. The akar, to be for a 0 sem T.Y.C. Bwasremxis of 10 son. sash; Alvah, Tat; three, Illb. The winner to be sold he 300 sem. Pint billet At M. lanD mar Owstrotabas of 16 son. each, 10 ft, for 3-polds and upwards. D.M. BW/SPOTAINS of 100 sees. ea h,k ft, /or 2-molds; colts, Get Ph; Mee, Set alb; see to i the s = Me bum maw subs.)based. (3 *Dube ef Doke of Bedierd's Bombes OIL *Lord Glatg= li r . by Des JAL eat of Cwasplrosy (361ft,Lord Derby's • Umbria. lty Torisse. es Iftikerbra s eat at Vesbets. Lord Dories • out of Mowsnee (Mb) (dead), Lord Glasgow% • lastesesst. est or &Noss mare (dead). ATCH, 100, h ft. Fhb ball of Ab. Y *Due ef Bed ford's ll ll b •sperss, Pb, whit *Mr. Magbee's Begidstry, 7st I MATCS, 200, b 114 2 8 1 : 4 =1 meationed ; ow to the post. T. 2.C. Lod 's *Peed sad *Bounty eget the Due of Bedhoffs •Diosedis sad *lntestlae. Manx ; $OO, Ift ; TX C.—*Lord Buster'. Mointaba Flower, ht 711 s, apt *Lord Midas's Cheddar, 7st fib. SATIIILDAT. Movessast HANDICAP Of 16 sow& sash., sad way 6R. If desbeed by ten ',Week the pealag Wen running, to go le So emend ; for lyssido and upwards. T.Y.C. kwastaksaas of 10 son. sash ; Ayr ads, Est 71b ; Ibis% IMPS /ear, Set ; and towards, ilet 416; the whew% IM s old ier 200 son. T.Y.C. fieffilffitatna of 6 sow. each; 2-yr-olds, Ist 71b ; three, Mr, Set 10Ib ; mad nomads, ht 121 6 ; the , wiener to be soldier 26 ens. Fint half of Ab.M. 0111111711TAIM of 10 NOW. sash ; Ayr-okked a st ; four, Set five, lb ; At sad aged, 94; whim to les , sold fee ISO one. Ab.M. 11NLLINO HANDICAP &FIRST/IX= of 16 SIOS. east, 6 ft if Sookwoftl Ism o'skick Ms peeing before ; for rd upwards; the winner to be sold ler 120 son. HANDICAP SIFSZPOTAILWI of 16 MOW. OSA, 10 ft; , for 2-yr-olde. B.M. MATCH 200, h ft. D.M.—*Lord Cileegow's Census, Get 71b, ;get *Lied Class's llookbut, let 61b; both 3-yrolds. Marc', 200, b ft. A.P.—•Lord Cllfdea'a 31b, 1 slh eget *Lord Glasgow's Knight of the Gaster, ° ; l er a s ; hath am yews dd. Mans, INA ft, get Pb ash. T.Y.C.—*Doke of Bed bores Peaderse eget *Lard Chesterfield's Angelo. MATCZ, 30),lift,kt7lb seek. T.Y.C.—*Dults of Bed f fe e d % b B uskrustiae eget *Lard Cliergew% by Dea Joie oat it is liobbis Nubs .. 3 •Weatbergago (including 71b niers) Chief Baron Ni cholson •Elira•Middletot longinna liooleens &airway 4 Grief ellua t terfurd (in cluding Sib estra) King of Trumps 3 Grey Tommy 3 •Rothorpe 4 *lndian Wank* 3 •Adine The Caller 4 Le lull (h 4 Ringleader 4 *Camara 3 7 9 7 6 7 6 7 6 7 6 - THE POLICE COURTS. IIANBION-HOUBI. George Brown, one of the runaway visitors to California, wa• changed before Alderman Hooper with having de.. rted from the Bombay ship, now on her voyage from ban Fran eine to Java, having signed widest, navigate the vessel to than ports and house. Mr. Bdward Lawson, of Botherhlthe, sole owner of the Bombay, said he had enpged the defendant after the vessel bad been supplied with her crew as an extra hand, on the some term* as all the rest. At Best Francisco the defendant and 16 ether seamen of the 18, of which the crew con sisted, ran away to the diggings, end the espeese to which the vessel was put, in consequence of so cruel an abandon ment, amounted to not fns than 1,2801. Alderman limier raked how the prosecutor had mon taii.ed that the crew had deserted the ship ? Mr. Lawson—l had a letter front the captain, informing me that they had run away the day after the arrival, and I was obliged to pay 160 dollars for the supply of the place of each of the runaways. The ship has, in fact, completely eaten herself up. It is indeed a satinet's trade. I had fitted out the Bombay for twenty months, and the moment an opportunity presents heel!, away the men go. It will be seen by the articles that every seaman wee, upon his re turn in the venal, to receive a pound a month extra pay, and twopence per ton for the guano which it was intende d to bring home Shipowners who venture to send their veer sels to the gold regions can have nothing but rain before them Wench practices °mien. Mr. Coleman, of the oak* of the licgistras.General for &amen, stated that he had summoned the defendant upon his application to the Gilles for a ticket. 'rho deserters from vessels at California and Australia wore innumerable. The alderman would form some idea of the dreadful loss and embarrassment to which the owners were liable when he was assured that there was a fleet of 160 ail at prevent at Australia, not one vessel of which could stir on account of the desertion. He regretted that be found considerable diMeulty in prevailing upon the owners of the vessels to which deserters belonged to come forward with complaints, in order to secure the infliction of punishment upon such injurious delinquents. for without their evidence the de serter walked off upon the demand of a penalty of 10s., after having caused enormous expense to his empl , yea. Mr. Lawson said a person would suppose, after such treatment se the defendant had received, that there would be perfect asentity for his return. Mr. Coleman said that several of the seamen who had deserted, red who returned enorreoesly paid to this country in ether vessels, admitted to his that they did not at all relish the digging ., the labour beteg much greeter than they mere mismitemed to, or than they could long ordure. lenses EV laid the wee wee one of the worst he led board, sod bad bees premed at a great many bad exhibitions of the kind, and be esedeseed the derendsnt to the heaviest midmost be eedd punishment much HOW Ora tbe eetuncapnaonmeat and hard labour for If IMAM . - _ _ Ameba mew wm esevided d having &sorted the Alp liaelleay, at Port Adelaide. *r. Detesee, of the firm of Hsu* Palmer, and Bastion, et Yeeeheeele-evert, managing *veers of the vessel, stated that the dielleadaat had damned the veseel, together with atm* all the rest of the ewe tie day after her arrival. The &fief male had, he regretlmd W my, aim started away. The isesdeet said ha lad hem issued of smuggling nen et Ilea ewe% bud elk/ ti sad he veld set *Lek of staying oil at _ _ AhYemea liesper—For how much did you sign articles ? Deemdema—res V. o month. Aldeemea loafer—And how much did you get for the vw~ book ? WlmilmOr_Bl. a moth. Mem= Hooper—That settles the question. You must go to hood labour far 11 weeks also. A peer Massie& Weft Indian woman wu brought be fore searg aimed by too of the City constables with biletsear the ladia-house. iser aid be found the poor woman near the India. house, with a Sawa attached to her breast, on which was writtes—" Pose sysh. No rice—no milk—poor little baby in Csloutto—me husband here to love poor arab, he want. I want him • la can't get her ; brought here by bad woman —won't sen d me to Cantina. Pity, pity." Mr. Pelham, who happened to be present in the mart on other business, stated that, seeing_ the peer aysk helms the Alderman, ha Mt bound to gime' Aldermaa mar know ledge of the treatment she had esperleasod. She bad hen induced to leave Calcutta by aweless dike moos of Lilly, residing in iitoffulketreet, Tamer eneet, Oontaisralekread, as ayah, or sane, to her daughter fader an agneemen that she should be seat back to . This agree. meet, hammer. had hers met shimisiolly bashes by Kelly, who bid wasksted IMS par mulfsey resift the food aka by bes relish" Wog of lite Mobil Softly was allowed to take, in oroasqwrose if width her Metier was 1 1 seek that her ease was ei M e Ware Mr. lashes% the magistrate of the Thanes M the bestiree - of Mr. Piper aad sommi saber ioldritheak, sod time were node to the loali-betro to Interest thow e rrer behalf. It appeared theft the memos Kelly could not he legally dealt withsithsegli the wee bond living without bed or severing, Kelly amdmieklim to amply with the agreement and send ler bath. The result was that the pose mama* stationed Mend opposite the India-how, Ferias Nose vague unties of a reepoodble power rotating it Beery Sawa. ditpsty eweed•beerer, stated he knew that the Mee ,••• deserving of the Wire esesiderstioe, and that the authorities at the Isdirbowee wore waling to mitt her, if the aldermen lest a reclean for their so doing. Kr. Goodises—Will yes take her, end state the wishes of the alder m an Ili seine—l will take her at owe. Mr. Sewell accompanied the poor wawa, and through hie gismos' sad benewlent exertioas she will be provided roe sad seat te ler own wintery. 30W4TIZIT. Wakes illbaboth - ISyeele a semen at the Mews of Comm was Meth belie Mr. Henry for heal manatien ea the elms alialle=bamlb7 wows and statisam„ the posperty of kw Mr. Isom asetheted the he the Treasury, sad the wiener was Marti by Mr. Lews. Mr. Clau sen, the Miner, Maned to Melt the me ea behalf et Mr. Perhiss, the it wham, Me purchased rdzserty sad wha, it is Med, wee MMus boa tise : The one had bees remade' he the allesdiees of Mr. Jib. Padden who sow steed that he es a bookseller sad Main Ming at 2, Ctharehatren, Weannelan sad had hem mint met thay yam es a menier la the esainitise e Wm la 1848 st N imes. grimes • quality of paper et hie for the liret tine. It was a masque of pisia paper sad bills, Mon 1111 art., ani Mans will lain Us. per on. Witness hand it has the Mews of themes fa his wet I. ember, ISIS, the primer Wig et his dap, sad said he hod as.. nen pier seie, end in the 24th of that math Masse swed melba esthload iron the Hone el Oinnini. This Ist einibled el 11 ewe., at lb., sad 84 en. at to, tees Mr Weed Fiala ruled pm. The prima as pmenelliessins the ma whea the paper was Wig soneved, sal he aid to Moen, ht sehreses to the Med peer. "TM is Mtn Mu the other. I met Ma me in ft." wires speed pip hr it, sad ealeeinelth pen the pelmet a Mope ewea the Louisa eel Werelie Beek for IV. 111. kr the Mire ha. 0a the 14th of Osether hot the primer new le Win is • lb. tressed state of aleA sad het dm hr errs time within bYlkaf. Me thee said. "This le a had job ; what yea none no lo de" Wilma Oil kin OW the t sad Caplan Omit had her te smelt hb gr ee ke he the reweeted the prim le primer est ems to kb es it made hin min. Re bid Maass *MU me Mr. Ithisliw ya the Cronannind—The dime was a i r only on whisk he bed noes thewisseer, is rename to the beasestion la Dosonhon He hei Sine.... tharenk sad had it Me m* hems the =MA wee mop - There =L lie a diewspean tennis the muse et the le i the sun speed to be paid for the weds, bat WOMBS Nigli sot *mat is it. He woe oasts to soy hewer Met he Sat boom aneenne with the Ile mid net tweesslar the obooneteneen bet bie had efts UM hies (Mans) to the Mesa of Omenses. Hy Mr. Meary—l Walt the MI inet Midi I lan paid the Mem epos than memlinn is about 401. Yr. Holey—Yoe had bens the hot, so as to slate it at the till lanes Maim Helena. Le ins Southwark, de posed to banes porshasid begs nonlitise of wens deroy, relklbsesli b ll . ePlets. Wok earl Won, or the kit wit sm. 11f. 111. ei sae tine, and he 104 14e. sa n ether imise. Is Dember bot be proleeed 8 art. at TIM bed Om was se ruled piper la that Ist, h lbws wee assn the Men. Ms. 0, A. Diseiso, mazer of pprs is her Xsbetre litolionspithen Ithedded the use se put et the resek - whieh had hese supplied teethe of th e Emu mat shaniteed Commnied--ilson of *append soiled outside. Mr. Ihen—That neat levilasa mg is outing it away boa the Mem of Onnoson Ith ds loin recalled, Med Mat the papa sold to Intr at iee ci =sel of the wiener. Mr. kb WNW itionitiee disk at the Mean et Osman moan Ms Mew is the ethet Mt the winner lal the dre lhe Mary, but as sever sensibell le oil son e gs h et Hr eneemennedie, winos staled thee he had signal acme inerbieed the highest_ spiels et to Min shad WS' that he led metope see of he Honsai n indety's laid& he anion two is dew peewee free tang Mined. ant Old Thewless Palsy ..e pee, was telly 'enabled to hisbiel st the Omit& Chmeett, the Doran thrposteanArois, oat upon the Mk durieg the is igt::=T hi v =rpshow in High Ha beas. was sesaultias a dMo' Mei 18, mid atithetk Madden. The MO lid wee the daughter of a liandreper awl deem She as ion the peineer's rem after $ mope net er. with when sirwee at play, and the primer teds the mama. eateattelag ea talleents edam. Me derkid her is "my weft to her hthir, bat she told her inter Media* is ler min Men The willow Mil wee Ms polthe ige V: as • lib tune nee elsediley el ever lee um his wines dr man had MI MOM a n t mend skein, he the woof et his Menne et way= dodge upon the othild. It wee Mews dal le had Ahem in his addlitionieblel m but his 'Men Meths that bad m ewer Me OW of • Mint 'AMe ioninined be for the lt, ies Mr 1•11-411wie bin d 804,sed tire surnios ersea 0401. N al Om. we sibi le Wiese la &Mt. MARKETS. SUDAN.-TM merits pries of Sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America, computed from the re• turns made in the week ending the 19th of Oct., 1852, is 235. l td. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 235. sd. Sugar, the produce of the East Indies, 225. 01d. TM mirage pries of the throe foregoing deacriptions of Sugar, jointly, is 23a. Id. BILISTOL, OCT. 22. Sugar: the market bee been very animated this week, and large transactions are re ported, at prices generally Is. higher than those previously current. The sates sines our lest comprise, 7,000 mats of Mauritius, 1,200 boxes Iravannatts, 8,000 bags Madras, end about 300 hhds. West India; the quantity of the latter being limited from the small show offering. Refiners' pro duce has been in excellent request, soil most description. hays advanced 2e. to 2s. Sd. from the recent lowest point of the market. Stove-dried goods have been sold at 48s. round, and this is a full advance of 2s. For Rum there is rather more inquiry, but the poor assortment at market cheeks business. COTTON.—LivenecioL, Ore. 22.—We have 'gain to I report an active cotton market, such as might naturally be supposed to grow out of a continued large consumption and decreasing stock. The actual change or advance in prices is not large, in nu instance more than Id., and that only on the favourite class of common American. The advance in other descriptions is very slight. There is, however, a growing confidence in the article, and in our position, arising out of the considerations above-named, backed up by the prosperous tendency and position of the country generally, all of which meat be taken into account when considering the state of the cotton market, as these con siderations arepereeptible in the tone and character of our proceedings. The long-continued favourable state of things in Manchester has had a direct and stringthening bearing upon us all the week, and especially so sines Tuesday. Upon the all important subject of the coming crop we have nothing further to remark in the way of novelty. We may repeat, however, our own impression, that up to the pre sent time, making due allowance for the qualified statements and reports reaching us from various quarters, the promise, upon the whole, continues to be in favour of abundance. The trade must now have a large stock of cotton. The committee of brokers place " fair " Uplands at 614. ; Mobile, ; and Orleans, 61d. 26,310 Americans, 13,000 Bursts, 60 Bengal, 1,180 Egyptian, and 170 Pernam are reported to have been taken on speculation ; and 420 American, 2,410 Surat*, 130 Madras, and 130 Bahia, for ex port. Sales fer the week, 94,870 bales. lIOSIERY, &c.—Lincitsrett, Oct. 22.—There is en active business doing in all the common branches in stock ings and underclothing, and also in fancy goods. The glove and loom branches are not so brisk, owing in some measure to the large advances in material, which affect these branches more thin the ordinary trade. Wools, yarns, cotton, and Lille thread, are all advancing. More colonial orders are in course of execution than have been in hand for some yearn.—Leicester Mercury. CORN.—ORILW4IOIII3, Oct. 22.—A moderate supply of Wheat at market to-day, and all the best descriptions of Wheat, both red and white, were cleared at fully the prices of last week, but the inferior sorts ware difficult to quit ; red, 3.55. to 395.; extra, 405.; white, 48s. to 48s. ; extra, 160 s. Barley, tine malting, much in request and high prices made, say ns. to 31s. Beans scarce, and fully maintained their price. LINCOLN. Oct. 22.—We have had a fair show of Wheat today, which met a dull sale at barely last week's prices. A fair supply of Barley, and flee samples make previous rates ; inferior must bequeted Is. per qr. lower. No change ia the value of Oats. Wheat, red, 38s. to 415.: white, 431. to 475. Barley, 28s. to 345. Oats, 16e. to 21s. Beans, new, 325. to 34... ; old, 38s. Livnaroot. Ocr. 12.—The arrivals from Ireland and coastwise, since Tuesday, have been large of oatmeal, but small of other articles. From foreign ports we have re. ceived 6,494 quarters wheat, 1.685 quarters buoy, 823 quarters pease, 1,079 seeks, and 600 barrels flour. The es. ports is the isms ties comprise 2,149 quarters wheat, 328 quarters Indian corn, 842 auks and 10,098 barrels flour. The trade has bees fins for wheat and flour, and in sour parcels of the latter article a large business has been done at very full prices. Floating cargoes of Indian corn have been is good request, at 31s. 3d. to 31s. 64. per quarter for Galata and Odessa, and 295. to 295. 6d. per quarter for Ibraila, cost, freight, and insurance, arrived off the coast. At this day's market there was • fair attendance of town sad country buyers, and • moderately good business was done in wheat end flour at Tuesdsy ' a prices. New meal. bag oats were without change, but old provender were in must. and, being scarce, brought id. per 4.51b5. mom wry. New oatmeal met with a fair mile, at 22a. 6d. per lead. Barley, beans, and pease, ware each held for more mosey, which checked sales. Indian corn abet was in good demand, and arrived serves were saleable at 31s. Bd. per KlTfor Outlets, and 29a. ed. for Ibraila ; September and October shipments wen bold at 3241. 6d. per quarter for Galati, and 30s. 6d. per quarter for Ibraila. Waxart:t n, Oct. 22.-Oar arrivals for Wheat for this day's market are moderate; the millers have bought freely of late, and were therefore less anxious to purchase ; all qualities an thalami fully as dear. Barley in better supply, and prise (or fine sorts are steady, but the light descriptions are in favour of the buyer. Oats and Shelling as before. Beans unaltered. No alteration in other amides. ' Wheat, per qr., 6016 e. to the bushel, Suffolk, Elms, and Lent, new, red, Ms. to 41e.; extra, 42e.; new, white, 438.1 to 465. ; extra, 475. ; Norfolk and Hants, new, red, 365. Od to 39e.; extra, 418. ; new, white, 38s. to 395. ; extra, 435. ; Lineolashire and CambridgeshiM new, red, 8 6e . Od. to 395.; extra, ale. Od. • new white, As. to 41e.; extra, 435.; North Lissoohishire mid Yorkshire, new, red, Ms. Od. to 41s. ; extra, 425. ; new, white, 41s. to 465. ; extra, 48s. ; Denude and /ssiurg, white, 465. to 48s. ; extra, 60s. ; Lower Baltic evil.mburg, red, 38e. to 445. ; extra, 465.; Mediterranean, sad, lie. to 375. ; extra, 39a.; Old English; rese4lll.; white, 60 8 . Barley,per imp. qr ., Norfolk and 8 Na, M 1106;exka, 325.; Lincolnshire ind Yorkshire, Na. 291. M • extra, Ms.; &eta, 29e. to 315.; extra, 32 ; grladlag 24e to to foreign, 275. to 29e. • extra, 3 0 ,. ; per qr. , 631bs. to the bush., small, 11ne, old, 375. to ilk; new, 335. to 34e. ; ticks, old, 34t to 36e. ; new, 32e. to 311 s. ; foreign, old, 30e. to Us. ; new, EL. to 34e. Oats, per slaw stealing, sew, 9d. to 10td. ; feeding, old, 10d. to 161. *easy old, 9d. to 10d. Shelling, per load of 261 lbs., 911. tells. ; new, 245. WA° 245. lid. Malt, per load of 6 lowesk, old, 375. to 395. Peas, per qr. imperial, blue and wider Millers, 30s. to 345. ; extra, 361. ; grey and feed, 26e. to les. ;extra, 325. Rapeseed, per imperial qr., English, 211. le W ; foreign. 211. to 231. Linseed, per imperial qr., 411 s. teak. Imports during the week : Wheat. 8,907 qrs.; 2 9 9 19 7 s 1,966 ; Oats, 404; Bram, 160 ; PINY, 78; Shelling, IS kris. CATTLE.--Ovsnron OIIAT SHIPP, &c., FAIL Oct. 22.—We had a large supply of Sheep, for which was a lively demand; nevertheless prices in general were in be., of bean, le. to le. id. for ewes and le. to 2s. per bead for with e r stock, being from 61. to 101. pa cent. be /ow the prioes at the great air at Weyhill sad other fairs. There was a good ebew of leas Beasts, the best were easily said at format qatatioas. For the inferior kind of Beasts trade was la a 'largish state, and though many were sad, at prime ruling Ia favour of buyers—a good umber remained unsold. Cows with calves by their side, guilty not first-rate, told freely, at 121. to 141. each. In. ina Oars, 111. to 12i. ; Heifers, Si. to 101. There wee great agar for young Horses, priors Javier; an upward ten dew. The supply of Pigs was above the demand, but may of them were sold, if not at high, nevertheless at es 3=prism Swain Calves may to sell, at 245. to Williamson (Hansa) Fain, Oct. 20.—This fair had a large afi, el live stook of all kinds, and there were no lack of b ,int. Bat the trade, which has for a length of time pest masa each symptoms of animation sad excite meat, eigneammil a decided check at this fair, buyers =et thassmised stead against the high prices a wash aimed a misplete lull in the trade, but ul timately iho aslesaus were oompelled to give way, and an ors seam if beim, immediately followed, and esalinsei wiliest a shock the remainder of the day, the mak bag that store Beasts of all breeds, age, and =, renal teem 6e. to 20e. per heed, many by left In Mop a great sweat of birdmen was treas. meted; of these the but *wee ruled from Is. to 2a. per head in tam of the baler; farrier owls rather more ; wethen, for Inesip fesillsa sod Lambs maigntainedoo former pions. Caws dairy popes. were in _d demand, prices resift fer teem 1/11. to la sea. Homes of all sorts, if mum elimpihnstle emir, at Nib priese. Pigs met with &geed *airy; bat, brae ea the increase, both porkers sal tares were the turn later. LIATZEIL—Impd. Oat. 21.—Tbsto was a ammo= attain's at this fair yoderloy, owl Ifs supply of leather Well tar iof the &soak youlkohrly in shaved hides end eillg of all daseriptiess, Ind& sold readily at higher COALl3.—Lowtorr. 0f:T.22.-Bh* at market, 49 ; 44.—Bate West Hartley, las. ad. ; Huddle's West Hart. r i , n l4 ad.; Oeabsa's Hartley, 14s. ad. ; Howard's West Netatertar iL las. ad. • Jouessolues Hartley, lbs. ; Id.; Hailth's West Hartley,las. ad. ; I= ll / a t i r a laates, 14s. ; Walls End HartOo 16e. - Use Irak 17a. ; Walls Ead Belmont 17s. 6d. '; Well; Ned Braddyll. las.; Walls End Hatton. 18e. ; Nei Haswell, laa. ; Walls End Kepler, 170. 3d. ; Wells lad Russall's Meer" 17e. 9d.; Walls End Mayan% las... Walls lad Owes. las. ,• Walla Bad Hartlepool, 18e. ; Walls Bel WWI all, 17s. 3d. • Walls End aleath thi 17s. OL ; Walk - Bat Zees% 17e. ; Welk Moseley, lb. IL Walls LA West aelosst, 17e. 641 ,• Wells End Beath 17s. ; Walks Mad Tess, les. • Cowrie Hartley, las. ,• Itiosa's Merthyr sad Car 41f 21e Powell's Darya Item, 21s. VENT LAIIOI POLICIES OF INSURANCE are, se beer, beias eilsated la the City as the et the Prssideat ef tie Ansel Rerebile. Whetbre a le e is inserted =lug he ea isereese is the prembres ea revival of the set elately but the pesperals he these laser ages, eves at a Shawl rate, have bees refesed Wain that: NMI Nrvt i iissmist.] Pint TuonairD Cvi =nem Minato la De 11 aiTUNNTA Laws ratik— Cles I :—• NINV Weinfeld* =Ns arsisple, sus se eo ei te huk t al tseseset: llu n= Rtesibu!)!— kW. cue so, o r : rasa Se alebt Se UM I , lmet d 2 emikesale born liesveer an▪ ew%W pogieNN rf lb&Aw Ilese•—ateset 55 Desks. - 117 e s t 11., • IS Pia Ileasnlielsa leen% le ▪ g ma ris n i . ; sed 111 lb. law erib=el sakes, by low Deandolle airaidgesi• Prom as LONDON aAxgrrs.—Friday, 0ct.22. BANKRUPTB. TaOMAII MIDL/rt, Bermondsey-street, Bermondsey, and Bristol, boree.haar manuf.icturer, to surrender Nov. 2 at 11}, and Dee. 2et 1, at Basinghall-street. Sol., Jones, Quality-court, Chancery-lane; off. assig., Dell, Coleman strostAWldinga. Jaws* Otivina, Liverpool, linendraper, Nov. 6 and 26, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sots., Sale and Co., Blanchester ; off. wig. 'turner, Liverpool. THOMAS C io oa , Preston, Lancashire, manufacturer, Nov. 1 and 26, at 11, at Manchester Court. Solo., Withington and Co Manchester, and Faulkner, Manchester ; o ff . wig., Lee, Manchester. Thomas Ynoxo, Hartlepool, Durham, grocer, Nov. 1 at 11, and Dec. 9 at 1, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne Court. Bole, Crosby and Compton, Church -eoort, Old Jewry, and Wheldoa, North Shields ; off. wig., Baker, Now made-upon-Tyne. DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS. _ . Gnomon Guth and FRANCIS Deacon WlLaos, Old Broad sire, t, City, Ituiois brokers—lst div. of la. Nd., and Is. 2d. on the separate estate of G. Gull, Oct. 28 and three sub sequent Thursdays, at Graham's, Coleman-street. HANDY JAres COOK, Hedge -TOW, High.street, Islington, linendraper—Final div. of ltd., Oct. 28 and three subse quent Thursdays, at Graham's, Coleman-street. TROMAS HRARD, Woodbridge, Suffolk, brewer—lst div. of 6d., Oct. 28 and three subsequent Thursdays, at Graham's, Coleman-street. EORDRT SsYstoun, Sunderland, linendraper-3rd and final div. of id., Ott. 23 and any subsequent Saturday, at Bakerli L Neweastle.upon-Tyne. THOMAIII realms and WILLIAM TRACKRAY, Sunderland, Umber merchants-Ist di,. of 2a. Sd., Oct. 30 and any subsequent Saturday, at Wakley's, Newcastle. upon- Tyne. WILLIAM THACRILAY, Sunderland, timber merchant—lot and final di,. of 205., Oct. 30 and any sulmqueut Satur day, at Wakley's, Newcastle-upon-Tine. WILLIAM DATIRON, Neweastle-upon-Tyne, spirit merchant —lst div. of Is. Sd., Oct. 23 and any subsequent Satur day, at Wakley's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. EDWARD MATvuaw HADAWAT, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer—lit div. of 34.64., 0et.30 and any subsequent Saturday, at Wakley's, Newcutlesupon-Tyne. DIVIDENDS.—Nov. 12. J. Holmes, Regent-street, shawl warehouseman—Nov. 13. S. Ashlin, Eutclieap, City, ecru factor—Nov. 13. E. Butt, Newcastle-place, Edgware read, Isceman—Nov. 16. J. Bateman, Southampton-build ings, agent—Nov. 16. J. A. Moltenu, Fall Mall, print seller—Nov. 16. J. Hunter, King William-street, City, and Buckingham-street, Strand, merchant—Nov. 16. W. Boyce, see., Dover, hotel keeper—Nov. 16. S. B. Berry, Greek.street, Soho, perfumer—Nov. 13. G. MUM, Bit . minghsen, merchant—Nov. 20. C. Gittins, Stanley, Star , fordsbire, grocer—Nov. 20. J. Thomas, Shrewsbury, grocer —Nov. 16. T. Dalton, Coventry, silk dyer—Nov. 17. Elise both Harris Ryder, Birmingham, jeweller—Nov. 15. J. Richards, Merthyr Tydvil, woollendraper—Dec. 1. W. Williams, W. Williams, jun., and T. It. Williams, New port, Moncanuthehire, ban kers—Nov. 13. J. Bliley, Don r caster, grocer—Nov. 13. F. Ingham, Doncaster, grocer— Nov. 13. J. Swift, Stately, Derbyshire, grocer—Nov. 23. Sarah Corson sod G. Curios, RETIRE', booksellers. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrsry, on the day of meeting. Nov. 16. J. Mercer, Wotten-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, provision dealer—Nov. 12. E. Jones, Liverprol, linen draper—Nov. 23. A. Ford, Stokenfleming, Devonshire, miller—Nov. 16. W. Mole, Birmingham, victualler. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Martha Rawnsley and Jane Marvell, Halifax, Yorkshire, milliners. F. Room and W. F. Room, Liverpool, sail makers. W. Parr, James Steele, and Jesse Steele, Butahms, Stafford shire, crate makers. R. Harvey and J. Randall, Madeley, Salop, ironmongers. W. L. Sutkerberry and W. Hickson. W. B. Best and W. Fawcett, Kidderminster, and Skinner street, Snow-bill, carpet manufacturers. B. Taylor and T. C. Manton, Canterbury, tea dealers. H. Martin and W. Bowman, Oak•place, Bridge-road, Bat tersea, tailors. F. L. Herman, C. Knuth, and W. Fowler, Allen-street, °awell-street, manufacturers of leather g oods. T. B. Crawshaw and R. Watt, Salford, Lancashire, mill wrights. R. Blackledge and J. Blackledge, Liverpool, Shur dealers. J. Taylor and J. C. Burgess, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, calico manutatturen. J. liailact,s7 B. hokum, and John Haalam, Preston, Lan- I mishit*, calico manufacturers. R. Gledhill and A. Armitage, Adwalton, Yorkshire, colliery owners. J. V. A. Bruce and G. Groenish, Manchester and Liverpool, potato factors. T. Faller and C. Fuller, Richmond, Surrey, farmers. W. Blair and P. Blair, Glasgow, manufacturers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. . . laltlVl MATHIS, Kilmarnock, bookseller, Oct. 28 and NOT. 18, at the George Hotel, Kilmarnock. Jong Ras, Edinburgh, woollen draper, Oct. 28 and Nov. 23, at the Event Hotel, Ediaborgh. Jowl WAILDLAR. Tillicoultry manufacturer, Oct. 28 and Nov. 19, at Robertron's Britirls lintel, Alloa. Ainxaming WiLeow, Glasgow, hot presser, Oct. 27 and Nov. 18, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURINJ TUE PAST WEEK. ._ BOWL= -II ItUr opened. b alas or itabwey. iticeiP''' Ber-at On Sr aratme-a 1861. 1862. 18.51. 1832. n.,, , , Fusco - - BILITISIII. - - 1.111C01,,T-11 72 72 Aberdeen 375 371 Belfast and Ballymena 17 17 Belfast and County Down 2ll 231 33 33 Birkenhead, Lem., & Cheskire 1,672 2,050 8 2 1 86 i llti c to kl i ' and Exeter 05:16609 98:7081 layovers Pm 816 829 A 1170811T11 1 • An 189 k 189 Caledonian 94 94 Chester and Holyhead Cork, Blackzock, and Passage 138 172 DUIIIIN - tra a 20 Cork and Bandon 32 66 Dublin and Belfast Junction 640 964 FLTIT '" 2I.- MI 63 Dublin and Drogheda IAN 1 , 153 rim Joss °t Gasamxic-i 6 6 Dublin and Kingstown 161 161 Dundee and Arbroath 31 31 Dwidee,Perth,Aberdeen June 731 795 Imisksa-d 19 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen 68 68 Ewa Anglian 1011. RAMC 79 81, East Lanceshire 322 322 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 17,725 18,143 g ouroos _.4 96 96 Beam Union 2,257 2,502 Imm-trot 891 895 Edinburgh and Glasgow 78 78 Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee 2,405 2,572 N.**T. , Gni 6 6 Exeter and Crediton 19 19 Furness 253 601 nouns Ka 1711 1711 Glasgow and South Western 3,894 4,267 gramma.- 2411 2851 Great Northern&E.Lincolnsh 13,030 14,940 TUSCAN-des 188 188 Great Southern & Western(lr) 4,746 6,328 ...w* 2 m1% 264 3191 Great Western 21,162 20,936 " lini.l•M --' 26 26 Irish South Eastern 101 101 Kendal and Windermere 90 90 Lancaster and Matteis 260 260 Lancashire and Yorkshire 16,815 17,220 ion. tis v 39 70 Leeds Northern 181 18 Limpeol.Crosby, & Southport 422 1 366 llolokeLooj 526 663 Lsides and North Western I 241 6 Loam and Blackwell 17 173 Leaded, Brighton, and 8. Coast I I ,&57 12,627 OA N+l 263 Lad= iusdSonth Western 16 34 landonderry and Enniskillen 177 431 11 , 1 11 =2l ,4ge nxton a l i Matlock, &c. 144 161 lAdver 167 167 i & Lincoln. 6.967 , 7,171 ~,,,,,,n Menciresterindeaathlunction 6211 667 the etcontaa 28 MI ort and Walk; 6901 632 no MMm 4124 ellif 126 126 Midland Great Western (Ire ) 2,24.5 2,427 ....,_ 11 "" ea1d ",..... 37 37 Monklands 92 51 978 --- 7 "' "'" way a Ma s 60 69 Newcastle and Carlisle 149 149 North Britkh 222 232 North Staffordshire 6,411 6,604 47 47 North Western 664 786 - 42 Olt ,Worc.,& Wolverhampton - 826 BIEII 46 45 Scottish Central 32 32 Scottish Midland 6441 612 191 n 1 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 628' 853 HARRISON 47 47 Shrewsbury and Chester 29 29 Shropshire Union 68 68 South Devon 1,853, 2,059 °. "hm° 261 2885 South Eastern 1001 131 South Wales 1,8721 2,736 dav i lmt ' 77 77 SouthYork.,Doncesteri Goole 1,393! 1,390 8( 1 0 . rr ..... -° ; 39 39 Stockton and Hartlepool .• • • 1,8211 2,114 ~_'",',„'",:f ir` 2,0371 2,857 -3,77„,,' 40 40 Taff Vale 36 36 Ulster 9641 1,124 1 , 00 i ))). - 26 60 Waterford and Limerick 13 161 West Cornwall 36 91 666 Toogoo 12 12 Whiteharen Junction 23 31 232 294 300 York, Newcastle, and Berwick 16,767:15,221 BONNET g79 279 York and North Midland Agate Ittli FORNION. 110111101JUI 671 671 Dutch Rhenish 215 211 Maria Antonia 21 9, 221 Int., 31.1' 1 1226 4, :9 363 23196622 22 1 37 7 1 7 56692 164 3 l I I IIMiaI""RevA L: d'"7 7 - , 1 1 1 : 11 63 63 Montanan and Troyes 63 63 Namur and Liege 4 , 3 4421 Northern of France 4 493 1 Orleans and Central* 240 Paris and Lyons 84 84 Paris and Rouen 6,7271 8,360 Church. b 94 392 Paris and Strashurgh 8,336 16,766 to. albs, 69 69 Rouen and Ham 168 99 Western of France • The = teals& tb. Mme on the Orleans sad Cestrek Or ganised 'mud I. ad Nantes *as. RAILWAY UNIPUNCYDALITY.—A second cue of aseemment for damages against a railway company for an. punctuality in the piddle seryke has occurred in the Marcia' Court, Glasgow. The plaintiff was Mr. Dunlop, 'niter, and the diferlaate the Idinburgh and Glasgow Railway, Ike oldest Wog the reairreay of damages alleged to haw soinsinol 47 dolwallso *era business, awing to the ashy in the tuft at as hoar sad • half Counsel Pat the einipay deluded, on the gnu' that the &tea• Yea arose Mu ea aeddsst, he Udell the oompaa7 were net reepardie—i.e., the beeddes Mra et *a engine on M been& fibs ; and that Usk line Ms did not stipulate dr pulse Mee of arrival owl dieluelwe. nee fond" the emendbie See aneree sheriff, in desisting MaYat Ye suaray At the claimed, and all ea r:2rue dm se edentedss shelter the company supeasibility as pates saucers, woe particularly die eon, se the Mendes arose fro Mersey he gyre pewee. 9 9 6 2 6 2 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 0 DAILY WEATHER TABLE: SATI:IthAT. OtTONIft 23, 1472. The state of the Weather at each of the fohosr:r:., N 0.0 o'clock yesterday morning. The 1 . 1 . 4 ::4ti1l are err:tarred in order of latitude. Nese of Maw . _ . Wove 04 Strength et ; ' - - Wtod. w i . d. Mateo( Wiath;. LE. Cenotle Breen Ort. - 7 ------- "" R. Eak;ro I Rai. N.E. Llibt Airs • 11, ms-: .B.ld. G• it* home 1.0•4. row E. • ,••• • ••••••••• , Ovemot. L. Gentle Ems, ()Mean N. rata, (herc.gt N. L. Gentle Mien I Putißily Catty N. 1 lieatio Rm..' ; UR R. I Om • fiverrAn dovrxmirvoie I , 4tArgrrops Toss:m.6 fi/J113.41 - 01111 Wieli iTDOUIt &rum= 4.11114113•11 YATI - N - 1;TIT 'AIDES DAY, Now/. one a viiihd. Ikriuth of W'• d. Nue Gentle 15r , ear. ii.t.t. The returns from the folibuing places did not reach this eta in time tb► publicatiwt yr,tereity; they thiretore indicate the state of the arelther on Tliuraduy morag.g at nine o'clock. Ur KUCK p. MINIM* 1.{.1,1 , 6701111 • 14"11 Mel K. W. N. 11.1 m Gatti* Breese limes bra* CAL= Heavy ilmij /Lain Par I.lly C3owl, Overt.* ClOiady Gratis Orsene, SHIPPING LVTI:LLIORNCE. REA BONN E MAILS. N e,MJIIn teat the otcle see meet her the /UMW Penh ree h. nhthe-3.nd M b the atornine —4repek.h.l Eis.rads Mod t OCIUNTRIEIL Ito 41~31: het oan Lux , Ja. G.•Eaa. demerit:a(b, er.•.paet.tH l Oet. 29 -- A utdiht(b) I; dte4 Asti.' whet) . . . . . « t(byt..htatee-IN tha. 27...........«. addrallgi.adoo t theint oo) Hof roe% theatb 1)11W (eta Ma/Mike) h :911h1t2Ith of ateatb ' Ditto (via Cape of Hoed, Hope) -1 1 ,2m2 of the aleathl d'riaa ( West Weed) lt ;Mel of the math, • haw-data* 11.11hlad7th of VOL , Ultima .........-- le,. Stull .... .11 'd'a a lit zmueth, .!.tter-ca Apes .L eat of the south; !tlifornle ad hdstr•-of rt... uttb ' A" . ' 40994 Rope 1 0 14th ,4 the month Cape de Vwde .11,1411 of the womb ~% or.t.ehtthoPid l. ;7 OW th27tha saes! Antral • Caerke --A itu Is'. .hot m• t•ti . Harrel b —. Sales 2lllltet..WeA.At red. i -ma ........ . "1 ted4i!•:, , ,: Inver.; News ...—. 7ii it :: tu 6. 4. : • Weep.. ............9 : 7th I , th.:: thof morel II tat1au5..................... ?I,ltete.L., k Veld ay 1 •1 0 16.4 .111 tt.dn.. 2. erttir. . 1'0727 ' 11114,1.61... Oct. 2 6oulArgap• 1.1 c., 26 1 91MQ111.100T ' Dover 'Plymouth .. Mot. to rlitaboiral ,-- ii - .7 :: oct. ••J .0411,Lips : L. so,. 14 1 . ....a11wail tie.. NoT. 15 s, ltltaturt • Not. I Plretextb , uet. 2 , ,i rlonoutt. um. 2i .0. ,ar s outtara:•• r. So,. I kruthat t :. 141t.k. ',. 5 .1.06ipt N.,. I luwq Tlrrda, 1 i k.ge ..... Laub,. ... +an. lbs. , Aciallmaki I t.. Nor., Illbtrat Twice.% Ibultn.t. t. , Ncr..ll Di' .di ....... Nos. 1 quoit:roe ....... If lith of the myself :rebuff' —Mk N.Terzoo davit ... LotlaitaAnthen ,,, h) ,9041 of the mom,. tattle (eh maneins ) N'eth&24te. e ,, entl. Wit (via Cape of 0014.1 (lute) 'I 11th of the stmt!' Mauptios N tltl. of the month rlymo.nth I . l3iiuracia ai lloettornooeut(vin Rertio kaptaa) of t awash DN.°, Ilinselos) N • sNoNtkI z. %or. I 1/ovvr ISewtivaaspinv. !tame. Illesdnmpta.!Nco. 17 Dover %Ter —. v.v.. i aner .v. ;11.mthamp',1..Ur.. .11,z0laavyt. lDerorr lottivvrit ,NOt I 14;5 01;: • ii 7;;;; I Papal SUMO jail SALMI' c! mon Pasinaoo 7llM7tlstt!aormonl Pon —.—. M Sailtl7tEe'unontn Tuscany* ... atnls+ 45thal MOO X wit Smakt7teotramth I Van Inemen's load par Aaaealia) • The woos to the ouuni lisTcn tilt.. to us uaimeti CASUALTIES. Jane Howard, Spouse,Wiicl7;;•;;;;rted to have been ion leaving Realijo, arrived at Payta from thence Scpt.l2, for Callao.—Liverpool, Oct. 21. Richard Mount, Co:in, from Hamburg to St. Jolm's, Ned, which ran ashore at. Dungenets on the 19th, Las beta vs off alter discharging part of cargo, and with loss of :ltd. der, and towed i❑ here.—Dover, Oct. 21. A ERIVISD. MAXBloprt -at Liverpool. October 12, from .. . ..... 164 MAlllal. Vow Tamer -at Liverpool, Oetoher 22, fro:o Arno...dim Aetuon.-et Plymouth, Orloter 11, from grebe Armors Reorneio-st Quernotown, October 2n, from t ,ilime 1 Batursirour -et Queenstown, Oct. 20, from IL eirsolo esirruao -et Swansea, October 21, from Cegiumlio Carr or fiLooreow--off Permwee, October IV, from Calcutta Cretans-et Liverpool, October -2, from et. Lucia Dori ow-at Liverpool, October 22, from Argue ELIZA Fox -at Plymouth, Octolier 11. from Noose Sun-at Liverpool, October 22, from - - ... Gijon Foment-at Oreverenl, Oct. 22, from .... - ... Lemerow Emmen at Liverpool, October 12, from .......-- ....Antirem thostrio-at I Iverpool, Octoher 22, from dt.Jo9n's,N.ll. Prove.-at Liverpool, October 22. from ........ .. New tart OLSNCAPI.I-it Queenstown, October 20, from ht. Jern Acre J. P.H.RIVARD -at Liverpool, October ft from Role** Lam Soros-at liverpoul, Oct. 23, ENS ........ ..... P.R. blind Haar-at Llowpeol, October 22, from ......_... delves . Mowyreuea-at Liverpool, Oct ober 22, from GOO M ,41{. to or Ilriertso•- Lit Queenetown, October 20, from ... .... Bebe PEILADILINIA-4/ Liverpool, Oct bee 12, from Vey Trelt RIO GIANDIt -at liverpo4l, October 22, from St. Jaba l *, NJ. 111cOrLorn -at Liverpoie, ()VINT 27, from Quiet err -at Orsweenna, October 21. treat Sri:ironic-At Graverend, fetcher 22, from lerttla Oar Faawanoe-wePensanee 'October 30, from Miro, or -at folveryool. atoti.t 22, from Pentamteif WANICIISIL-4t Ooteber 22, from ...Renfro I War= Keine-at Uvrrpoul, October 22, from -foitsesikia BAILAD. I A wrostirre Portia—from Li;eTponl, — Oetober 11, Is .—.... ..DA AVOITRTZ F.IDUIAND—MIOI Greecoecti, October 11, be amnia Ihrcipurri tram Gramend, October 22, to P. nit* Deooza—Prom Liverpool, October 22, to ......IlefteteP DASSXO—ham Onetime, October 22, to .......AKIII Duster.—from Oravvetwi. Octobre 24 to ltistlid Poems AND CsiaiTiNs --from 1.!eorpool, October U. to lkeeut Iketvenroo—from Liverpool, OctoJer 22, t0......„„Jim Odor °trim I•lll—erces Liverpool, October 22, to Clialleetel Gouporo—troot Liverpool, Oct. 22, to Marcie Geo. DZl.VtlA—from Oraeceeod, Oct. 21, to Brews . _ leurstaA—from Qmmemmimirs, October ie. to Leedom buxom—tram Ormemmesd, °cotter 22, to 13arbadorm low-2r= Ormemmepd. Oct. 22, to Linear* Joiroolm—trom Oftemmend, October 22, to Bremen Jaw. RoradreL—lron Live-pool, October 21, to ILtairmem TISLAY-41 . 0111 LIMTIIOOI, October 22, to Natter Konswoms—from Orsverend, October 21, to Port 13,114 LIVELY-6CM ittryport, October 21, to 11-Joni* Urcremr —trona Gravesend, October 22, to .Lerbor2 Karon.. Otsmote—hem LlTarpool October 22, to —.l.art:imil .—tros 14 Oct. 22, to --Xeldm --- _ . _ . October 22, to _Pi. .. . • _ .nut—from Liverpool, Palmas liaara—frog Liverpool, — Octobei 22, to ....... L'oisat ararilllTLT—tive Qtrecatown, °Mob ‘r 20, to l, Ace Teares—tram Orancrod, October 22, to Dm. - rue Wm. lloasts—true Gravesend, October 22, to tome Waal:us—trout Gravesend, October 21, to Ro.:xx VESSELS 6POKI3N WITH. Derweatwatar, tram Lodge, with pawnor; Oat. 14, lat. 17.13 N., bas. 9.16 W. am p s Yortawia atLwrisa, far 111., Oat. 13, hit 43 N.,:ap. I: W. IMMI/lINIt shiph Aug. 4, lat. 10.40 Ni., km 1 , .10 W 4 Is dr sir:sed. raga !p_ 9, lat. 41111, kr 11 W. slim IsionsghiP4fres lardrol for Nor Odour Sept li, W. 41.311 111.. km. 16 4 144199.44•11 well. [Advertisement.)—nottowaire Pius A SCRIM 1110111 AT CuMPLUNTII 10 FaicE PmtaLu Alt LlABL.—titer thn experience of many years it is imostestibly proved tett them no mtMw sqoal to Holloway's Pills for tits mire of elvisve tun dental to females. Tre invigorating and iporlfyieg nevem' Of them admirable Pills render theta ars and bendlible ; tiler rate be taken by ~tank of all ages. Ae a seseheins far family toe 11 :!o• way's NU are unequalled, and may be taken for bile, mot braise" or narvonaners.—Soid by all druggist'', end at Professor llo,loway's astablislunent, 244, Strand. London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. HARRISOI4.—Oat. 19, at West Cottage, Kessington, ere thulium. Ep of a ant. DIINSON.—Oct. 19, at Heatheote-street, Yeeklenburg. ,, isw, O. iohuaoa, et a daughter. dAYOR.—Oct. 16, at Worksop, Yorkshire, lira. G. Mara, daughter. wort _ • the alto or ktr.J. 50..; r. —Oct Ilk at Paelthaas-rre........—_ - of a daughter. Is, at Scarborough, Uta trite of W. •t'• of a sae. 000001).-04.11. at Graarallreet, Grooms , ri Toogood, Nag., afa titaagbasta the eal MARRIAGES. OUNNEY—EDGAit.--Get. 20, at St. Martlars.to.ftinFieldr, Rey. H. Mackenzie, War, J. Bunny, Esq., of Counter. tone Agin Mot. BORROUURES—BARROaD.--Get. 19, at Moreton% Norfolk, b1". 1 Re,. J. Shirley, the Rev. R. Barrougles, son of lt, N. Burrot t raq„lll.l%, to the Hon. Emtiy Harbord, detainer of the late SaMeM. CLARK —LIOWL—Get. 19, at Clifton parish thumb, Retool, B. W. R. I.lot, M.A., E. rink, Esq., of Cllftors.palt 110.4 Rama Roa eldest danibtrx of the late R. Light, Yap., 01 f umes. bollthoes, QUM. ELLIS —STAVELTOM.—Ciat. 7e. at the Clapham Coaereenuoa Chunk be the Rey. J. Hill, V. PAM, youngeet eon of OP 1 ; 11. hilts, M.N., of Spelrifield, to Reheima Glode, eldest &new J. O. Stapeltoo, EN., of Clapham.rlea, Surrey. STANSBY—MENSHAW. —net. 19, at St. Alkmund'e Church perb?" mist al a by the tha la tea u . , E. l l l l. l ft ien. bney ta. S:i b. e ,t ar h , a blr D“ . E hystu eltse;Z, to /LIM DBATHB. MMORIL—Oat. 91, at Wootton Cottage, Streatham-hi:4 Wain' Ka i ' ficlicrorth Hedges. model. KIiRSHAW.--Oet. 20, at Oaklands. Vittoria-rack. bfacchn Kam fourth daughter of Jllllll4l Ketabaw, Pay.. 11. P., it the Una year of four ego. LMIORIL—Ott. 19, at Llanyminfeh Rectory, near ow.tin Wolk Anne Doe% Idle of the Rev. J. Inmate. aouTti.,-Oet.ll, at Ilurobiagfon, Sews, J. Routh, EA. at an Maenad ape. I BAITON.-41.1. 19. at Raby-place, Bath, Catherine, relief of the late T. Baztee, Facc., Leawood, Derbyebire, aged 94 TUCK ER.—Oet. 19, B. Tucker, P. 01., of Clay-hil4 ge e TYNTII.—Oot. 19, at Levered°. n, Elisabeth Anne lion" info daughter of Capt. K. Ty Me. WAlTll.—Oat It, at the Vielfirl, Tathirell. near Louth, Marl• wile a the Rey. J. Waite, Vona of Tathwell, aged 73 . Wll SAL.—Out. 19, 11. %heal. EN of Norwood 11 4 . NIT sea, aged M. • Printed and published by WILLIAM Kum Haut, of No. d. tembiri "FON In the City of London. Printer, at the Mee, in Law.: MM. 1 a the precinct of wigwam, Sarranay. ucrosha lei?. /