The Express. — London, England, 1851-10-18 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. Rachael Fisher alias Menzies, who was brought up by a warrant on Monday last charged with obtaining the stun of ;in/. from a young man named Alexander Beak, under the Mho pretence of procuring for him a situation in the Admiralty, was :wain placed at the bar for final csatuina tion. . . . The facts adduced at the last examination were to the effect that Mr. Beale offend, by advertisement, a douceur of; 2001. far a situation under govelatuent or any public institution, kgalty attainable; and iu a few hours alter it appeared, he received a communication from No. 9, Den mark-street, Soho, where be went and saw the prisoner, who offered her influence to provide the situation he re quired upon his depositing Au, which he agreed to, and got from her a iiaudulent bill of exchange as a security tar the repayment of the money should the tail in her negotia tions to meet his views to the fullest extent ; at the same time producing . official documents, evidently sent to her from the Admiralty, as appeared front the seals attached uud the envelopes, in winch were occasionally enclosed communications drawn up b herself, which she represented were official and confidentia l. Mr. Jardine having examined a letter enclosed in an official envelope, said that it was a strong fact that the pri soner's object was to induce the you rs; man to believe she had the power to use her influence, which she did not possess, and inquired if in any interview -he had shown a letter purporting to be written by Sir Francis Daring upou the subject ? Beale said he waited on her, by appointment, on the 'pith September, when site appeared unwell, and unable to converse on business, which obliged him to call again; and after informing hint that she had received a favourable answer from hir Francis, she handed him the following letter, dated Portsmouth, and inclosed in an official enve lope and seal attached : " Dear Madam,-1 am much grieved to hear of the loss of your health, more particular!). as I have not yet been able fully to complete your wishes, which is a much more difficult matter than you cm imagine. I can only repeat my desire to serve you, and to do so as soon as possible. In the meantime, one of the best things you can do is to go down to my country house for a few week', and my daughters will derive both pleasure and advantage from your society. If you decide on this let us know in order that we may make the necessary arrangements accordingly. —I am. dear madam, very faithfully yours, F. BAUINO." Mr. Juldine--What took place next? Witness--She said that she wanted to refresh her ward robe, and would require about 1.5/. or 201. to purchase two new silk dresses in order to appear a ludy . ; in addition to which she would require a few pounds in her pocket to de fray the expenses of her intrney, to which I appeared agreeable, requesting permission to read over the letter, which she granted. and I slipped it into my pocket. Mr. Wontner said, that as the case should be further en quired into in another court, he was prepared to renew the sureties for his client's appesrance. . . Mr. Jardine ordered tier 4, find two sureties in the sum of 50/. each, and her*elf in 1001., to appear and answer the charge at the nest sessions of the Central Criminal Court. Mr. Ferguson, chief clerk to the Mendicity Society, who happened to be in court, said the prisoner was an old acquaintance of his, having some years back, by means of begging letters, obtained the sum of 20!. from a certain benevolent lady of distinction, now deceased, the whole of which, upon being threatened with prosecution, she was obliged to disgorge, and she then admitted having been prosecuted and convicted of forgery, part of the time being spent in the Penitentiary. lADIBET 11. Win. Wardell, late a seria.a . "'ail the establishment of Joseph Hayden, Esq., a msgbittilte and banker, at Guild ford, in Surrey, who has loan in custody since the 3rd inst., on a charge of attempting to defraud the South Wes tern Railway Company of 21)1., and John Lediaise Plaistow leipood alias Count Chabears alias the Marquis Lio St. Maurice, were placed at the bar for final elimination, the former or. the abovenamed charge, and the latter with hav ing given a false character to Wardell, by which be was en abled to cuter the service of Mr. Haydon. Mr. John Owens, of 42, Fi.h-street-hill, attended u the attorney for the Marquis De St. Maurice, and said Vie from what he himself knew of the character of that gentle man he believed he was the last person who would know ingly or wilfully be guilty of the o ff ence with which he was charged, and felt convinced that the act of giving Wardell a character was one of mere indiscretion and not of wilful intention, and that it was done in the thorough conviction that the party to whom the character was given was an honest aud nu.n. Mr. Norton said that owing to the exceedingly defective state of the law as related to false character, the evidence did not proce the offence; but is there was a woad scam- I THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1851. Toproort. . Tenee, to/Or liwwlW . A rofola. A . 0.. Tear., ...env : ri Isbarl d.1..1331 mot r •.•ure la row pan. Wa.a k ris " /l a i a "a. Ilil'elLsre.'eni fu r astlaeL " namiNIIA rum: X/1081. Xteo,l., a_ Mo. beloAer . l. Itar At, .. 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Ilron.kornu.b. .1.. oat cyrunf clot) Is luau/ ...4 v el, ut Wonal awl C.... i Cho IV ~. nvanufacturc•ln ntsistss .. Ma by ar..l C... male. ie.. d.• on. at obis. *Man{.. 11.. novena 4 Ivory turnie;. Mira, J., Ps ItuyLuel. wood c...,n lug. W..lf, -. Voss.. 1,47 =rata. JUIN XXi N.—M InCILLA NEOVA MAXVTACTERRII END SEALE WARES. TIIE COC NCH. NEPAL. mr.tat.3l;elirrstget:. i r neenti . ! i n :7f7=eteil e""e emilethis st SIM Ems Is inn omen/noun. of *mut: oknlk.n, awl** oar dSaid, Nil In the ermarsakm of ~,r1,.. TICE PRIZE REDAL. Muter. 0. (1.. Denzil, f,..s her 11-w,r.. L. *eatery, Masrm, mu* beam In rapier matte. MEM ael Viol. rear is..Alo. rid webery Insoles sol sioastr, te " rj!ln .. Tnerge. bee K•P• .111 . r i. &vas ra. tri e.. promnid Ira.. . Auto* Optic mama larsbe lir abbot d larepPli A ditt t h t Co As4dat Mw echo= ear Were sad amber mouth pere. Melee anti P. Le lona Enma. , ~„,,,t.c t kgyry. Au lot. E. J.. Franey ,i,,......•,„ „. Il '''' ., al° '.° 'lt . '. I V.h wax, stark. and tithe cand'et. Dartfat% A. D.., i tam,). Saw liwilthcrAt lierteuirin, ennfertbmary ornament.. of turn tilde cloth. 11.4... .._.. 4. • Tt7,lllwitstetand, archanical "Ind , . irA eteu.' ae ... T. we.. 1T... Du se le rozov.r.el from wads ends of '...%,. pre, an t cow. t5....ufa.... Ins. =ll ]lamas, Cll34. 1 ruts, Luta -at , . :J. J., and Co.. Spain, mane runic., by the proems ed Neon*. ...knead denier-lee. Ranee. mechanical bed•. N. 1.f.. N0be1...h0d...1c cellos V.. Poetup.l• preserved fruits. . Frame, em awl reraelie. Chaco; men., Ylr•11103, dower. in carohrie. Cham.;mt, L. France, notbrelt. not pur.:ll4. (3.3...1....3.1.3., falba.. peel ••.•1 INA.. C 130.1 1 -1, C. A. Dead 5ett..33....1,3,. fai.,:y ...ens and f rating aria. Melo, Jotepla, Barden. walking like. Cleaver, F. Id., tele es". Colo - tes t The Sennery of. Porlucal, preserved Delta Collite Lectern 'mum, mud bole% Comte F. dardials. taxidermy. C toe and Son. Ttscany. , osPe. Cowan and does, oar. Coe,. r. E.. mottle for dr fly: of lobed.. Cutero..l.. Stein three tree °Mtn b. wee. Darn 3d,. end Dark. It.. are*a mat Is the dame of ertekeL Dowd, Elisabeth. ewe .ri in era, 110.3.03.0..1. $. and ••• 03. t 0 1 ....: ..0.3,.. Dula and ?km, artiz et not I m att :.s a e of crizket. Duotortier and Co.. Inbee. ran* walks. 'lavaliere!, P.. Fence, few. \ dearth, T. J.. donna mar. Lichee, U. 1.. Barash, methanksi ley.. Varian J. 11.,Prelin Option. the Julichallsce, Cologne/. can do Colope Fell.. L. rmwellafal". Field. J. C., sad J. IClam 1V.% eteade rid. Mee, U.. Auden water for rivet, and plre tubes tel bowie. Potter, domaAl Duncem, dowers la =mete. Pre.0113313. ti. and J. •C ate I V.., morn/yew candles. , Friedrich. J.. Andria. toomschaum tete bowe, and clear tube. Iforttettboff,_ Lama, Inane, actin.. d• • mew awl material.. ti wriot du Ire.), FISOM. arilb,ul Raw loss,. (Mk. Sen., sod Co., Franco, t• dot sow mode ay rho cold proem. •,.t,t..... D. awl W., osomee auti Valet tope, (Ioc.:WM, J., artiaci .1 cocnoe• an I vatufnery. lintrerrltz de Leon, R.. Sven. C)rt, terracotta farnree. Bull Mimic, Turkey, ambetnouth ptect for int.e. Haller t, J. twltion awl coaandaw, Aue.ria, tole 11.33cor•ck, J.. Taabiertay. Ilaraud, E., France, ewers In cambric. 'Lotman., L.. Anew* unerschawn pipe bowls; stick., sod =teeth Mailer. 'laud, J., l'altel State. Pact sine Iledtmer, C., Wurtem , ure„ walking canes Ilenlrie, B. toilet spit.. fuel perfumery. 1104113333, C. it.. Pruotia mood...wee ID IMAM ilofrichter, C.. Maeda, clew. •noff 0000'. 11,,fland. Ileum hollow intuilli., pct be. for umbrellas. 11011 Leal ConnntUte, Hull Itni.olqo. Ju1)..,. Riding, awl Co., Erases ousarte candle, India Cuspate. II•-n. \set, luda. day figure. raft eventing the ratio s Hinds caste. ar..l . Iv, inane% lured in RiAnuoz. Jokeinonon, J., 311.1e3 3/1.1 h °rely. daaric awake !roam Perm Franco, dolls' drvwes. Kendal owl Co., toles two] , likteld, T.. Amely automaton toys. Keerbt,John. to.f.. leered, If.. Frame, dretdne and ornammtal car. Wort, a.M.. Francs inatertab for flowers. 4.4.1.ner, U. L.. Iran,. perfoi.o.ry. Little. U. and Co., &hog twek.,. heiclitack, Al. J., Utile.] ton* Peestrrad potshot. Latoolen. albs J. ICIA•04 X X X % dowes.ln eon. Mame M. 0.. Peed I. You de Odense and Mellon water. Ilase..P., Tr.bonillet and C. .. Fran:. *Ulric eosin. a by the peewee of theilation awl fat aerie emend trom 1,5134 lye. Natl.-en. A.. and Co.. ltuttia. etenec mutt,. Memel ,C. V. "ranee. toTY•010 , . Obeli, and bor m muff boxes. Meyer, 11. Cjim., trombone .alkhli caw , Mcio.,. IL, lectlou or Mirka utile, T. J. • Claw IV.), lane block of ratined mere:meal. and elect , met to ille.ttatetheAtrocast of vitermatati mining. Millis. jun.. Trance, llarealke toap. Dilly Kovno Camila ittonicany, Auttrla, Yearie candle., by the Ple coves.' eyepiece/ II and ettillatbm. Mltoom, J., 11. 11., \lisabeth, and Keteets, dowers, In wax. Monte/ad, A.. doh, 310•Utitillri. N. (Oar. XX N.), fleereeUltseratlee of Mexican life. *whirl, awl Son, trottrallat and yermolt. Id lied, and Co.. Mewls. reel e mediae, by the processes of snood Aeon. 3301 C o.. Muir. P. anMery vrespwie. ke. Nairn Kfies.ll, Turkey. amber Innuth , picre• for pipe. 0z.., J. LN .. Frame. LIM) 31.,) 0,3•3..-13 =ay, Ozieby. Clarke, awl Co . etc Ire. o[o[ll3. and ectipodtion candle. 1 Nerd and iimachtme. Fraly, prattled Mina Pall.. A., Proem tallow, oil, and palni 003 p. pate ca o r.do w I tottleany -.la:. filo, choslite and •rnif.... p.i.,,... hat ported... the Nufun.ry of. ruin, prose, v.l fruit,. Perrot. K. Pula and C. ... Friuse. tl. Aver. In eautdie. Phillipe an I.• 03311, Franca:. preserved fruits. Pii.si•ier, Ito ....il, ....Ca,' .3•11.1.1..... Pi,. 1.. T., Fraipee. b.II t sap" eel rerfunore. Piwastue, 11.. Welt-Owe., tazidenny. Prior. p.a.,,, c.,,,,,i, coniffuny alas I Vb, Invention of Improved Inetis.bi of .I.ldifbi4fat.t., I.,diesl an , lfor mallet male of di-third fat. auan,nne, I. miet .1.. 14'..miiii. •sarie candle, velolott. Wilhelsolna, flow,r. of undyed rubber, Wick sod timber, Wrirto3ll)4l7,Z. to).. littlid and row, Franc ~ pre..ers.l fruit, it..,:e..1. P., India, colt... Con of aullnd. vc:ettedc, and mineral weir Maws, efunir.t..r. R. and J.. Oren unatelke. rano tiara t Pueeltelt. the Nunnery of. Portnwl. feather lower'. Marv, 11.,1ue, Prune. oar, nitre, I'.. Prusta, welkin_ ttickt. smith, 'sand A., &std. mutf boxes. rotaike, D. pt,.-4a, Du 1 .y.t. Sterna E. C., t d••• 14310.'0 D. AAA Sore. manufacture. from Chevaton. arUlicial ire... Stier. 11., Bu-ia...spe. iet. 1..1m, J. 11.. Polled ',tits., roan. Kuni.i..... J.. Sodium. i nu.. Strbiflan.l. Marta &men In wax. Salerno. Morro. en 'l Co., 11..10 In ravnbrl a Taylor, Reunited . ard Co . ono awl porfurocry. Tyke. H. P. and R. C., Yodel newt, nem 'nip. Ti;s.ll, ranee, flowers in esuoirle. Tueehadalko. Id, Dedeum, toilet and olive oil 500(0. fq111 , .., O.: Itcy of, Tunle,tll4.lk - d r•erfuluod toter. tearbohl. Tufty, the sultan of. Turkey, edlzetion of Wpm, owl, taudicA, and con v.tuns . ry. Van stripmhoudt, C. awl Co.. Ik4elum. stcerie medic.. Willow.. J. and eon. toilet and (swum - moon.. Winwrfebl, J. A., Pr...* manutetures In 331bCT. Wino-h. Kennet), and Co.. Wan...bent, road Ivory toys and cum 11311.11.... Wunder, L . Preen, oats. Zeitier. J.. Malaria.. pipe boob of mom. JURY XXX.—SCULPTt'Ite, MuDLLfi, AND PLASTIC AUT. THE COCNCIL MEDAL. Elm, A.. Pnissla, The Annum, east b. rim and ' , Tonle. Ilarnersail. Heron onside, west.. Rhttnl Cwur Lion. In piaster. P rib,. J. Emir. fury oc, in marble. Wyma, the Let kt.-Vordl 1E dove...E ad', Oliveto. In Marble. TI FILIA MPAL. Appel, R.. anastatic printing. Rut., E. 11. /smith tnutsci.t., a youth resting after the chase, aryl • rayon h preparing for the hatb. W Phsettsr. Bell. John town. trav:pt, main avenue., statue of Lord Falkband: Kash. eLoer. In browse. lientool„ ono. Mona, itoine,stattie. In nuirt.le, of llr ditude. Wronger, Aotobse Isola ...tour, land, on poreelann and ortralt of ratios Albert on china. Ittant. itr..ttnn , , Foo.v, .I.sign• far duals. 11:du11...1.. Austria, taunted Muhl* representing Dante end .tent bo Ohms. of Itso.whe,C. J., Pm's/a. (outdates: nealcl of Magdeburg th Caol . llounet. Mister, M. John, to .n.vnoL 114.1ter, 11, Poorly. pointing oil poree'aln. Castelltah. Wow, ln missile. of nicaLalllon of Bootlace , of head of John the Baltl4. Ecues.d.....ocs for cotton print and toile°. non, IL, thc Thomas, a. ezetophfr Ina tLc roluotion by machinery of scums. Clencet. C. E.. France, designs, arch work. In ntnament 1%,!Lt.., A., Frame, works etempllfilog toluctl.na of sculpture. Cower. A.. k ranee, decal Payload Sou Wine Arta Court.. chromolithography and lithography Petny. Auguste, France. P r Berman,' In mart'!. Iseloy, Jun Main Aiming. Evil, France, Ikath of the PM% In bronze. 00.erotncut of Inue AAA lk.er.. J., Frame, Holy Faintly, on lava. prance 4 00 China, in the Sevres manufactory. 1100 e, 1., east. In ihuster, of part of pol,tal to tn..111.1111,11t of Frokrick William 111. of Prussia. tn. A., Marine, Frau, 'Main Arum:, Fist., painting of holy Fan.lly. an.? of for Megoty. on titian. Ewes, W. alio:tow of enamel ornotiose. Eten. A., Mina, nor work. of Mey igure hi piaster and tumble. Flocher, R,, .n motel. Foley. J. 11..Xorth Tran-cPt—Setaplort Oman. , outh at a itrom, and 100 rool 1‘4:11ll, to plaster. U n i tes , Austeb, statue., in marble, of Achilles Wounded, and Pend Slinging the Istone. Fray..., ladrum, Psielte carrying ..ff Cupid, In plaster. Froth, V ranee, gIVILII awk.., In Lronzr. I 0d..„ J. N. you, Maras* frown. exhibited I/ J. Multi, Poh Antonio., Austria , WM., In n.ande. Susannah. I 4.0.. Iklgunic. • Llon hi Lome, In piaster. tlvrts„ C'., ears los In oak. ilcrente. A., France, +tan...4 gbral Raman, Prate, casket. Ilanlart, A. tool Y. Fine Arts l'ourtl. cbroinolltlingraphy. 11.11 , 1•141 U, J. nrol Co. Cis.. X %t' 1.., waisted Oa.. all:skin. J. o.llll.ture Court% Isruuken rattl. plt.t,r. II ull,au.lel and Waltnn, rune Art. Court.. ehrwaollcliography. Jamither. Prance, pointing.. of ricratri, on Chit a. Jnenot, Wahine, France. Meal of Itplael. Jennings. N. whatlptuto Court% itatue ..f Cupid, in marble. Jeriebau. J. A, Ihnonark, a goolli , In plaster, huliter awl panther. J. two. o.tto, Mao Art. Court., cbtornoll.rottrvdiy. E. %nor, K., Bavaria, ;Oa.. pahulng ot window W St. Lorenz Church. Nomiseg. Kornal.4l. N., R piloting Mn ponsialn. Lat. che, France. KW foi shoats, boners. mush's, LC. LAIMIIt Madame Palatine /*ranee. three euttnel. on eytycr. L.1.1-.r. J.. Ilinalpture Court.. mange .tr.tl.le hlther. Leetwole. Auwa-te, Nab. Avenue. Lpt.. France, two casts in rhea, tinla protrete I trons .11StIge ky a .ley. ..co. 11..1„ Frantic, awl chnunolithography. L.^ 'neve, E. L. Oesin Avenue, Ewe.. !'norm, the chancing faun. In iconze. I.lnmer. Lae. alms XV11... variety of doelgric. refir ~1 Lou! m e m o, MA!11 Avolue. of Liverpool. Moc.l..nahL Lawlem, M 00.% Wonio its... in ma r ble. Mae towel'. PP. tgoath Tran... 141. ecip.d. In marble. and Ere. In plotter ; prayer, In marbk. Mans+ ari a .a no nolt, Fr mee. painting on elms. Mar.?, kn. W. C., okulpturc r ule. rue martdo. Monti, Itaffielle. Austria, marble statue of Ere. Fen r au I co.. stain. MI .1.1 weal MIAs. Pow.rs, 1'1.11,4 Stows, statue of the Greek Shire. in =rile. Ity sus, J. Frame. genii. la marble... Cephalus and . Poen.. Miro:sta. 1E2414, ttasony, ptoser gr”up, •. LA Pieta ;• bas- r . In toorble. Ro;ers. W... 1.. cradle, carved in Tenter boarteod. It. tie .o. J.. Frawv. nark. Hatt v, S. 'Class V 11... model of tit. Nicholas Church, N... 111%. Frame. palutitig on • net Sharp. T. (Sculpture Cou itstoe. in marble, of Boy act Lizard. Sll!.cro ants, 11.. etip,l3l , , typernaphy. Slut mi.. Etwvue, 1.1 uter t ot of thstfrey 1! Bouillon, arid other...Zs ftrat lit. snot. Amino. inerble Winne of Ismael. Throe , F. IScultsture Court.. iloy and Butterfly, and Arethum. both In To:hocks. Joseph. nekelum, marble statue of Won°. VIOILLia Inver: Printing-who, of, Austria. " Farodiolc Vlalobottea -fo ehromn lithography. Wall* T. W. Mae Am Court`, earring...lu wont. Mahan. the late M. L - ulptuni Court Main Arena', Wen.. statue of J. Manion. la an LIJIon owl Stowell Group, oho in mond, Wo lf and Won* Frustas adorn an.ll , thoraPhie Mint*. Wolf Alhont, Fru. in 0b.., group, latwetate. %rutin:to 0.. livorio. Portrait of Charles IX,, ton china Wiatt. K. Pisii 'Fine Ant Court., goo.l taste in dodos gener•lO. Wyua. L. C.. modal. and metal°, ..ortraits of the Rot al Chcilr,o. BRUTAL ATTEMTT AT ROBBERY IN MANCTIESTER. —On Saturday ...ening last. a Mall named Samuel Williams residing in Salford, went into a public-house there, and met in the bar a man named James Brooks, who is the keeper of a house of ill-Mme iu the neighbourhood. Williams was rather advanced in liquor, and though he bad never mit Brooks before. he tnated him to a glass of ale. Brooks thin mked Williams if he would go to his house in Spew street, to which he consented. On arriving there, Brooks locked the door after him, seised Williams by the neck and said, Now deliver your money." Wil liams resisted as well as he could, upon which the other assaulted him in a most disgusting manner. Williams screamed " Murdet, - when Brooks threw him on the floor, jumped upon him, and kicked him over the ribs,:head. and face until he rendered him insen sible. Brooks shortly afterwards opened the £door, when two persons who had overheard the scuffle from the outside went to the other man's assistance. He was conveyed to the Salford Dispensary. where he has remained ever since in a very precarious state. Brooks was brought up at the Salford )3oreugh Court un Monday, and remaaisled s terday, when he was committed to take his trial at the 111.1116 for the assault. He does not appear to have taken sorbing ft= Williams. lain fittefttglence. JUDGES' CHA3IIIE-ItS.-YE,TERDAT. ttar.at Mt. ;,..to. LONGLIOTION C. 6T01C2-4.-IMCOLITANT QUISTION. In this coo? an important questioa was raised as . to the operation of the Lish lusolveut Leonora Act an England. "he plaintiff is a butcher at Herne Bay, and the defendant, a doctor of medicine, who also resided at the same place, and contracted a debt for which he was sued and judgment ob tained. Last year the defendant went to Dublin, and whilst there, it was alleged Cut he had taken the benefit of the act, and was discharged from all debts including the amount due to the plaintiff. After the discharge as alleged he returned to Herne Bay, and had been arrested by the plaintiff on the judgment so obtaiued, and was now us Maidstone gaol. A summons had been issued on his be half for his discharge, and the parties now attended to dis cuss the point. Mr. Lewis (Lewis and Lewis) applied for the discharge of the defendant, and cited the case of an Irish baronet heard before Mr. Justice Patteron, who decided that a dis charge under the Irish Insolvent Act would protect a party residing in England. On that authority he asked his lord ship to order the discharge of the proem defendant. Mr. Burgh, as attorney for the plaintiff, submitted that the ease differed from the one cited. In this case the debt was contracted in England, and the defendant went to Ire land. Ile held in his hand a letter to the pl•iintiff, in which be stated that ho did hot intend to take the benefit of the act. This was about the time that the notice of hear ing was received. Mr. Lewis produced the adjudication of the Irish Inset Tent Court, sad the schedule of the defendant wherein the'. debt due to the plaintiff was set forth. Mr. Baron Martin was of opinion that the defendant was entitled to be discharged, and that if the adjudication now produced had not bee n properly obtaiued, that an applica tion must be made to the Iriat Insolvent Debtors' Court. His lordship referred to the case quoted, and expressed his concurrence with the opinion of Mr. Justice ratteson. The discharge was accordingly ordered. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.--YEsTEKDAY. BM/ Coatuiv4o:4lil HOLKUVLs. IN RE W. STRANGE, JUN. The bankrupt was a bookseller in I'aternostcr.row. Mr. Riveha said the accounts would extend over three year+, and being very intricate, further time was required for their preparation. An adjournment of the examination meeting was ordered accordingly. It appeared, from an estimate made by the bankrupt'. accountant (Mr. Butler), that the debts are 1,00111. ; the assets about 300/. Is UE HENRY ADAMS NEWMAN. The bankrupt was a clothier, in Jewry•street, Aldgate, and Church-street, Shoreditch. His accounts extend over a period of eighteen month.. They commence with a de ficiency of 4:11., and terminate with debts, 1,216/. ; assets, Mr. Reid appeared for the assignees; Mr. Linklater for tke bankrupt. Two journeymen tailors, respectively named Schwan and Levi. complained that the bankrupt, shortly before his bankruptcy, had received' /. from each of them by way of security fur clothing entrusted to their manufacture. The money had not been returned. The Commissioner—The matter is one fur the certificate meeting. Mr. Linklater—Which will you elect to do—to make a noise or receive your money ? The parties elected to make a noise, by proving their debts. The bankrupt passed his examination. IN at W. If. lattatrot. The bankrupt was a coach builder at liennington. This was a last examination meeting. The bankrupt's accounts extend over u period of about 20 months, and contained the following items :—Capital, 6/. 3.. Id. ; debts. 751/. ; Property, 147/. ; profits, 1331.; trade and personal expenses, $27/. The bankrupt passed his examination unopposed. CLERKENWELL COUNTY COURT. POPIIISI v. GRELSWOOD.-LIABILITY OP PARI3II Ducrots. The *bore case came on fur hearing before Mr. Serjrant Jones on Weilnesdac. Mr. Crouch attencicil as counsel for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Wakeling, the *elicitor, fur the defendant. . . . . It appeared from the evidence that the pluintiff is a surgeon, residing in Tonbridge-pluce, New-road, and the defendant a publican and proprietor of the Northumber land Arms, Bagnigge Wells road. Mr. Crouch stated that his client sought to recover the sum of 171. 10s. front the defendant for medicine and at tendanee, which had been supplied to various persons at the request of Mr. Greenwood. Several letters from Mr. Greenwood, requesting Mr. Popham's attendance to various caste, were read. It was contended on behalf of the defendant that he was not liable, inasmuch an plaintiff held au appointment from the parish of St. Pancras all one of the purist surgeons, and that it was his duty to attend pauper cases, and to which Mr. Greenwood, as an old parishioner, merely called Mr. Pepham's attention. Mr. Crouch admitted that his client was a medical officer of the parish of St. Pancras, but he also had private prac tice, and contended that he Wag WA bound to attend any pauper case without an order from the parish overseer, and this fact Mr. Greenwood, as an old vestryman, could not have been ignorant of. The Judge held that to render a contract binding both ought to be consenting parties. it was evident to him that the defendant laboured under an impression that he was merely calling the attention of the plaintiff to pauper 001'S, not supposing for a moment that he was contracting a dela. Therefore, as both had not been consenting panies to the contract in this particular case, he should dismiss the case. Ditlailaell accordingly. Lion against the accused of giving Wardell a false character to Wingfield, the barrister, which he (Mr. Norton) felt bound to see thoroughly investig.ded, he .could hold him to bail for his appearance on a future clay. Mr. Owens hoped his worship would accept the prisoner's • own reeognirances to appear, and said that as he enjoyed a pension of 1201. a year from the East India Company, he was not likely to forfeit his word. Mr. Norton ultimately consented to take his own bail, and having entered, into the required surety the marquis was discharged. The further charges against Wardell were then gone into, and Mr. Hayde'. who in the first place stated that his communication with the prisoner took place in consequence of an advertisement which appeared in the paper, and not from an advertisement inserted by him, as stated in the re port of the former day's proceedings, said that the prisoner entered his service on the 19th ult., when his other mu servant deliv.red up to him the charge of the whole of the plate, and, on his apprehension on the 3rd inst., six dessert silver forks were missing, and had not since been found. The pair of salts then produced by the officer were his property, and had been taken front his resi dence. Sergeant Goff said the pair of salts just identified lie found in the prisoner's bag. lio had also found a small desk, and sundry articles of property belonging to the Bev. Mr. Brown, with whom prisoner had lived as servant iu tho be ginning of July last. Mr. Brown, jun., identified the property produced as be longing to himself and his father, and Mr. Thompson, formerly an officer of the detective force, deposed that about nine years ago he had the prisoner in custody en a charge of robbing his employer, Mr. Dent, of Crawford-street, of a vast quantity of furniture. lie was then tried at the Old Bailey, found guilty, and sentenced to IS months' imprisonment. The prisoner, who made no defence, was fully committed • for trial. last week; coommteatly. Owe barely obtained last week's prices, while for abeep wd Lembo as ailrsnot sas demarde I. We bad thus • du'l market. afti many remained =sold. The numbers were Olen, 9'6; awes, NaGi , Lem* 2.0. The rkes were I.sr M Bee', 12s. per cwt.. current, 40a. ; inferior, 32n. 3 Best 'dere, bd. per lb., current, tol. to inferior, 31. to PUBLIC SALES. Away's.—A lease iorfolk-street, ' Oct. 17.—8 y Mr. MURRELL, at Garrae hold house, No. 10, The Terrace, New Not Is lington, let at 321., held for GO years from Christmas, 1830, at a ground rent of 51.-2621. 10t. The Swan Rotel, with possession, situate in Newport Eagnell, also a shop and four rooms adjoining, the ilamres I lneinded in the purchase , the whole property freehold, sub ject to a quit rent of 17s. 94.-1,7001. Two leasehold houses, 25 and 26, Little Europa-place, Battersea, let to weekly tenants at rents amounting an nually to 311. 45., held for en unexpired term of 66 years at 41. 101., and a tithe rent of 2e.-130/. Front the LONDOS GAZETIT.—Fri•Iay, 0et.17. BASKIW m's. WILIAM( Thoursoir Aueorn, Mancheater, hotel keeper, to Furrosair Nuv.7 and 24, at. 12, at Manchester Court. SuPi., Coper, Man chaster, and Street, Maw-heater ; tot. atraig., Macke -of, Man. cheater. GlOlog LA.'S, Waltham Abbey, Ewe:, linendraper, Oct. 29 at 11, and Nov. 23 at 12, at ltaaingbanotreet. Col., 11; run, Tofu elionse. yard, City ; off. wain., Edward., Sambrook-court. Janrn klautuorr, Grarecburch-street, City, Italian woe.' Oct. 20 at 1, and Nov. 27 at 12, at " ' Me,. Llaklater, Charlotte-row, Manst , ColealmaAtre!Winialnp. EllaFgh.y City; off. meg, GlCOltalt rautia Oct. a at 11, and Nor. 24 at IL it BaliaghaP.-rtreet. Mew's. Linklater, Charlotte-row, liam&n.bause, Lary ; ott. swag., Johnson, Ba.ingtalLetrect , Jane Wurratra and lotarn Caorroca, Butltegthorpc, Yorkshire, 'tuff diem, Nov. 3 at 11, and L)ec. 1, at 11, at Lent. Court. eels., Coottenay, Llncoln's-ion-ffeld• hotaliffr, Sowerb-ltridgc; and Courtena7 and Compton, Lneda; off. awls., eve ; Wait. INSOLVENT PETITIJNEV.S. AT POWITOAL.TREKT. A. E. Eedgrave, Ely-place, Holborn—W. J. Howe, Church-t Kentish-town, attorney' is clerk—J. Cooper, Woulwrch, Kest, boa= shoe maker—D. E. When, Great Turner.rtreet, Commerclal-goad East, groesw—E. Wert, Amptonwtreet, Gray's-inn-road, proleseor of music—J. tutnam, Middlems.street, Somers-town, dealer in timber —D. Cock, lligh.str.t, Nutting-hill, farmer—Sarah Jane Beale, • Woolwieb-coranion, Kent, proprietress of *hording ech-soi—W. J. J. %%Ickes, Monmouth-place, New-cross. diatraining broger —W. 11. Sheppard, Laurel-piece, Owen's-pad, Daiston, Ald ridge, High-strew , I oplar ' retailer or beer —F. L. Greveley, Lewis barn, Surrey, commission agent—C. W. Watte, I ii,ril-eireet, Cool. berwell, furniture broker —W. Cope, Hampden-street, rimers -town, 1 dealer In eggs—J. Cos, Col's-termee. Lower.ruad, Rothe Hilaire,' builder —J. F. Holt, Hereford-road North, Westhouriie-grove Pad dington, grocer—C. P. Feuilan, Ilign.street, klarylebone, Nicholson, Ladbrooke-road, Mryswater, Post-ottice age iit at Rotter dam—J. P. Parent, Frith.strcet, Soho, (Whir—J. White, Trafalgar. street, Walworth, plumber—J. Brooker Listed, Surrey, miller—J. IL Willis, Whiteiriser.etreet, City, licenied victualler—R T. Had. avid, high street, Batterres.square, Batterres, plumber —M. Hunter, Jernlya.street, St. James's, ensign in the 10th Regiment of &algal Native Infantry. DECLARATIONd OF DIVIDENDS. Jour HALL, Brighton, victualler—let dry. of Is. 104., Oct. IS, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards', Basingliall.street. RODENT 11,grieme, Lelia, raises, miller—tat div. 01 Is, 7d., Oct. IS, nnd three rubsequcot satunlays, at Edw..rdie, liaringhail-street. AWN, HATTON, 'Mame, clerk—Rd die. of Is. Oil , Oct. IS, and three subsequent Saturelaye, at Edwards', Ilaringhall.street. Jour LIORROCILO, Liverpool and Securomlie, grocer die. of Is, Out. 22, sad any subsequent Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. Dario Jounstors, Mantnester, innkeeper—lot and tiaal Mr. of 61., Oct. 21, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, lianebeetcr. Vitu.ters I nx, Darlington, Durham, land i-urveyor—let div. of Is. la., Oct. IS, and any subsequent Saturday, at Wskley'r, NCW CWIERAIESOD:rne, Jon,. EDWARD New and FARDTRICIE New, Ablgate, sta. tiooeni—lst ore. of Oct. IS, and time but.stquelit Saturda.s s, at Edwards', Baringball.strcet. Conner, Room, Liverpool, rice merchant—let div. of Is. ed., Oct. 22, and any rubsequeut Wednesday, at Tut ner'o, Liver:km'. GLORIA SAYCR, Heywood, Lancashire, sever -list and final die. of Id., Oct. 21, and any suhaequent Tuesday, ht kradeets Maw cheater. DIVIDEINDS.—Nor. 7. V. Adamson, Bond...mut, City, merchant Nor. 7. A. Burn, eackville.treet, PiceuLlly, s.d trancraa-vale, tailor —Nov. 11. V. Clarke, LiMit.M., VorkAire, wine merchant —Nor. IL I. Dewburat, Embasy, Vorkshile, cotton spinner —Nov. 11. J. S. Dcwhund, Einbsty, lorksbil 0, cotton spinner—Nov. 7.tt. B. Morrison, Sunderland, diaper—Nov. 7. W. J. Hawley, Woolwich, grocer—Nov. 7. W. Hewett.. Wittieri4 Northampton hue, and Chaiddork, 1 larsehhite. briekmaker —Nor. 7. J. Hoyle and T. Hoyle, Salford, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers—Nov. 7. J. Hoyle, sakutil, cotton manutueturer—Nor. 7. C. Johns, Great Oueemstreet, Line doisdiin-rields, and Kirby.trect, Latton.gardin, fixture dealer —Nov. 7. 11. Key, K. Kay, and W. Kay, lieywood, L inuulure, cot ton spinnets—Nov. 7. al. Lord, Lower It Lancarldre, sheep asionuan—Nov. 7..1. 3lathison, Cerryhill, lie ham, burticr—Nov. 10. G. K. Matthews, Paternorti lA., bookseller—Nor. S. J. IL May, Breeknockdernm , Camitemiowii, draper—Nov. 13. W: 0. Merrett, Leadentullodrrnl., City, and Olivers,trovr, liow-road, sur geon—Nov. 11. W. Modell, 1 arnaky, TutMlnre untuunder—Nov. T. Tappenden, Prior dy-ploce, Old Kent-road, tailor—Nov. 7. J. Watkins, Belmont-row. Vauxhall, draper—Nov. 7. W. Watson, buy-wort, City, licensed victualler. Caul (Ell ATEti io be aranled, units cause be shown to the contrary OD the day et meting. Now. 11. W. Brown, Brunrnickag rn reet, Chtehurch, engineer— Nor. 7. W. Buchanan, Gerard-street, Soho, picture dealer—Nor. IL E. Clay, Pastry, Kent, linendraper —Nov. P. IL Urnrie, Charles street, Soho, licensed victualler —Nor. to. M. Peony, St. Martin's. lane, woollendraper—Nor. 10. J. Gad, St. Martio'r.laae, woollen. draper—Nor. 7. J. Hunt, Ehreware-riaid, dray er—Nov.7. J.Limbird, Strand, stationer—Nor. ~ 0. K. Matthews, Paternoster row, City, bookseller—Nov. 12. J. Mlitgley, Kingston-upon-Mull, carpenter— Nov. 5. K. Mott. Oracceliureliartreet, City, takor —Nov. 10. J. Si. Nor • ion, Fremont Asylum-nod, Old Kent-road, wine merchant-Nev. DA G. Mao, Wakefield, Yorkshire, grocer. PARTNERSHIP,' DIsiiILVED.-T. G. Adams, 0. Hooper. and C. W. Jolly, Norwich, coachnlakera-T. G. Adams and C. W. Jolly, Norwich, coach:makers-T. G. Adams and G. llooper, Haymarket, Westminster, eoaelmmkers -Jonathan Atkinson and John AlUnion, Bolton-le-Mones, Lancashire, %Ohara-J. Andenwn, J. B. Anderson, and Ellen Cattley, Great Suffolk-street, Southwark, coop manufac turers-11. Bath, U. J. Bath, R. Eaton, and A. Marge, Swanses, Glamorganshire, as the Swansea Iron dip Building Company-W. Broughton and F. Baynes, liawtry, Yorkshire, atturnice-Elmabetb Cadwallader, G. Cadwallader ' and J. Cadwallader, Swansea, Glamor ganshire, tagors-0. Cbidell arida. W. Came, Miada.M.l., Pailgaigtoo, sehoolamsters-W. Dean, A W. Dean. mod J. J. Dean, 1.-sex-strect, attorneys, so tar as regards J. J. Dean-T. Gregory and rb sett e, Strangeways, Lancashire, Remora -C. O. (.; runer, K. T. Grocer, J. J. Sehmiat, and W. F. lligoar, klanebe.ter and Mexico, mvt,hmat.., on lay as rltards W. F. It/goon-IL Jones, pan., and W. M. Janice, Heide., Cora. all, batten-J. Johnson and s. Asirenden, Johnotreet, Doeithead, corn dealers-T. A. Jordan and W. Gonna, Pump-row, Old.street -J. Kirkham and W. Kirklion, Audlem, Cheivoire, mercers -N. M. cee,o-aagow, so tar as regards his coo:lesion with the Glasgow Iron Work Company-W. Milo. and J. %Vaguer, Ball's Head-court, City, manufacturing perfumers-C. Pottier and W. Wastell, 'fymeostrixt, lietlanakgreia, wood dealers-F. Sehmolze and H.. Rinbgerr, Old Jewry-obambere City, einninn.iini agents-4. smith and T. PIMA, Wanlip, latioeste ' rshire, fanners-T. Sutton and N. B. Sutton [teal, Kent, drapers-T. Tatteriwill,:ren., and T. Tatter sail, jun., Liverpool, wholesale clothiers-P. N. Walker and J. 11. Clough, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, ausilidaVers -W. and It. C. Murray, Shetheld, ironfounders-E. W. O yatt and J. Wiumrbot ton, Manchester, gingham manufacturer,. SLUIGI tiE4ULSTRATIONB. - . _ _ John Lane Dundee, draper, Oct. 23 awl at nN. It, the Royal Hotel, Dun dee. DANILL Arlittitaia„ Paisley, manufacturer, Oct. 21 and Nov. 10, at the Vulcan Hotel, AkCIIIIIALD Wart., (ibultl.l. MOATON and DAVID MORTON, Glargow, ewe manufacturer,, Oct. 21 and ' Noe. 21, at the Buck's Wad Dotal, Glaagew. CIiAIILZA Warm, Kirriimuir, writer, Oct 211 end Nov. 30, at the Chnituercial tan, Kirriemuir. DAILY WEATHER TABLE SATURDAY, OCT. S. lhol. The State of the Weather at each of the following pLsoce at Nine o'clock yesterday storniag. The nations are arranged in order of latitude. Course of Wind. Name.( Rom 11.rmot. - rz N.W. SatottroN N. Fl fouterrows Vitamin. o It LENWICII 011• UN LZIU Rrig• N.W. Cousavras C.ueauwl ..... N. W. PVT lABOLWOM B. W. WrttroOL Lm.mn • .rt W. Burrocz 1 N.W. tltrevith of wine. State of Weather. MARKETS. BRISTOL, OCT. 17. SI:GAIL—There has been a better feeling manifeAed in oar market this week; the trade are evidently more lirpn,ed to get into stock at the present low rave, but the transactions are limited in amount, from the indifference of holders to realise at to.day'n quota tion 4. So sales reported in foreign, and the operaUons in Mauritius are limited to a Jew hundred Nags, at rather stiffer prices. Refiners' produce has mil a moderate sale this week, at prices which were asked, but were lad previous:2 obtainable. litu continues Out in very limited demand, at the former quota. tions. LivEnroot., OCT. 17. 'the sales today arc—Sugar: 1,100 bags Bengal, current priors. Rum : 220 puncheons Jamaica, no change. Kite: 750 bail, Os. ed. to Its, Id. Coffee: 260 times Jamaica, with considerable spirit, pekes ranging from at's. to op to 102 a; 50 bags native Ceylon, ids. Corso : 300 bras Pura, 245. Gd. Limewcsid : 100 tons, 10/. 104. Loprood: 75 7.01111 Campeachr, Si. 15f. to 5/. lis. ad. Pestle: 150 tone, 41. los. Ake : 10, bales, 12/. 10s. to 111. 10a. Lin seed : Ow bags, 455. W. COTTON.—LivEnrooL, Oct. 17.—Cotton is a full id. tours etude Welnerbiy, the nth inet., the date of our fiat report. There is perhaps no distinct and Immediate cause fur thia Minims in the demand and depraaion in price beyond riot of a general precau tion on the part of en•::umers to act guardedly on the eve of a coming crop. Such a prudent curare of proceeding on their part is giving to some department or the Manchester trade a core sounding dulnems, with a client. of prices in several descriptious 01 mai.uluctured goals, es wed a. yarn• of th• !Unbar erlOt., adapted for India. On the rub ject of the coming crop, to which we nc moray look on all occ igen.% there arc no further accounts upon which to found new views or advice —the promi.e is for abundance, but nut for cncee..ively large Quantity. To convey our own ideas of the probable aggregate amount in figures, we ehould say 2,401,0ti0 W 2,700,000 balm. The Com mittee of grokere place fair Upland. at Sid., Mobile, 51,1., and UT. lea., 51.1. girt American and dot Surat have been taken on specu lation and Mb Peroam, and WO Bahia, for export. gales today s,oes bale.. Sales fur the week 29,610 Into. WOOL—LEEns, Oct. 17.—Sales of English combing wo o l this wro k hare been limited to a oapjay of the uunaediate wawa of the manufacturer... on queVrl the name as tut week. HOSIERY, &C.—Lticnviett, OCT. 17.,—A fair business Is cloi:or by both London and travelling housea In the general trade, sod wine denr.pnona of fancy good. (tonna. polkes, Oe.) are in very neLive elenuut I. In %Yowls and 'same we hear of no alteration. LEATIIER.—LEED , , Orr. 17.—The quarterly leather fa 'r hat bet n held this week. The supply ws% scarcely an average, an,l we had on the whole rather a feeble wile. Priam am about the IMMO as tetore. CORN.—CllrLMSsouu,Oet.l7.—There was a good supply ef Wheat at market toulay, but there were many buyer r. and the oral . s of last week w, re about maintained for red; white rather dearer, 3's. to is.; red, 430. to his. 1;.114 Witlkout alteration, and INS off ring. ItArler, flue malting qualities, made lull prices. o.her spring corn uithout alteratior, eatept white ?vas, which made Is. to t, per qr. more. - - • CovENTUT, Oct. 17.—The supply of grain at our mar ket today was smaller than usual. We now pr.ces about the Fame as hot week, and an average amount 01 busiitas woe dune at the holoalag price.: Wheat, 13e. to 14s. Burley, malting, 25.. to 27.. ; grin dng, 21s. to 255. beano, b, Ile. /d. to lie. WI.; new, le% to Ila. (ADS old, 21s. to 26a.; new, M. to 22e. _ • • . . E ‘ETPR, Oct. 17.—We hay.) had a good demand for creep tieretapttou of groin ho-day. Wheat, Barmy, and Wu have fetel.ed le. per qr. ' , trireme over Lot rretlee priers. Wheat, I , a. to Co. Vorlry, his. to Ile. Ult., 17e. to tha per yr. - - LtNeutti, Oct. 17.—Our market was well supplied with Wheat toalay. White sampler supported fully last wink's prices. Itul, Ir. decline. Barley • slow trade, at Ir. doel•ne. Not much .1. ;nig in tats or Brans. Wirral, red, ;its. to 3Gr.• White, 375. to 41s. Doyle!, gri.itliny, 'ins. to 235.; 24. data. Ilt. to 19s. been Foot, OCT. 17.—The continued high prices of to twat in th, n irthern 'of ti inn of Europe, an 1 counequenily the dinainldhonl orrivolo thence into this cowitry of late, with the unme t:Pm, as to the eaten! of meiotice rum the Miltic and nearer port, tot .Le Continent later un m the Reason, but moreover the sprightly de- mend recently for Black flea and MeditirEmean cargoes, on Dutch, German, and lielgLon account, peems to hove produced a alight r non on Mint poet eula deportment of the can , ride in London where the erattonn have chiefly token place; even, there, however, the general course of Indite,. Jrkmard to remain unimproved, and no tar du: in" the prevent, the British markets, although tolerably steady in Nuns ' ere to leant cams reported rather. lees buoyant than last week. With an, likervi.e, from Tueedny'a marketb thin date, very few trans fictions have been feasible in the leading reactor tot the trade ' and pawing in the career of &UMW, prices ea the whole have been ra ther rosier, except for Didion Corn, to which eeverni cargoes floating ebony haw is WE bout limendment In Valle. since Monday but the ceeipto aura Ireland are perlectly imignotte int, and of say deocrip don of foreign grain we have no enmities whatever fresh in to report; 6,434 barrels of kind from the American Swan and 740 each. from France, to ming the only arrivals from abroad for insertion t,-day; within toe same time the exports were to • fair :dimwit, as eyetitinl in the eubjoincil sioteinent. Although our morket tivoley woo tolerably well attended by home awl country millere, the Wheat trade opened rather heavily for the general rims of foreign, and in parthil instances a decline of Id. pm wee onnerded ; but holder. being more generally firm at lost Twirls:oo rates, awl lime parcels having been taken for export to We continent, we are scaree:v justified in reducing our quotations from the currency of Tueedajlant.—Maten and Ltumdion Flour hying token with lem;avidity than before, secondary and inferior qualities receded 3d. per barrel; but Importers looking leeward to a good demand through the .noon, prime brands were held steadily on the full terms of Tuewlay laot ; and French Flour, upon a moderate rale, maintained its late value. Having no moltin g Barley at hand, prime are mill uncertain; meanwhile grinding .ample move gradually at previouo rates. I. Malt and Seam no variation. Pees in demand, and dearer. Gate, being In goon supply, obtained full prices, ro d ()atonal an advance of 3d. per load. Indian Corn on the spot is moderate request at Hs previous value, and float ing cargoes continue to meet inquiries. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn from the 14th to the 16ob Get. incilualve: Wheat, 2341 qre. Malt, 16 ; Oat., 1076; Giountal, 3,667 maks; Flour, 622 sacks, and fi,436 bands. • SuI.:THAMYTUN, Oct. 17.—The trade for Wheat was Arm bt•day, but without animation, Millen being reluctant buyere at the somewhat higher rata now ruling. In barley rather more doing, and really piton prime samples maintain their value, but other aorta are dull uf 041 e. Outs and Beans in steady consumptive demand, at iorrner Wbest, Ed. Its. to ltd pea load; extra, for earl, to!. ilk. Burley, ma:ting, 2Se. to 3Us. ; grinding, 13s. to 20. Lams, IG.. to Its. lute, blab, 14. to 20o.; white, 101. to 22e. Flour, Va. per sank. WAKEFIELD, Oct. 17.-The imports of foreign Wheat t. ire of lute been moderate, and prices In the Baltic arc now nearly on a par with the current rates bore; our supplies of English, bow- ever aontinue good, and fully equal to the demand; buyers being fairly in stock do not to-day purchase freely, and Lila week's pritea are not obtainable for red.; super whites arc scarce, and picked r ampler of Easel or Suffolk are worth for the moment 525. per qr. lAllitA. per busheL Barley fully as deur ; little offering, and an in ("MAXI] Inquiry. 0/41 and ShelLrig steady. Beans without alters ' ton. Other clicks a, before. The present price* are : Wheat, per q 4. of COlb. to the bushel, kinfolk, Erie:, and Kent, new red, ale. to 095.• extra, 400.1 new, white, lie. to 120.; extra, 18s. ; Norfolk and Hunts, new red, 344. to *cc ; extra, 315.; new white,36s. to 3444.; extra, 494.; Linoolnshire and Cambridgeshire, nuw red, 310. to 335.; extra, 365.; new white, 335. to 38e.; extra, 425.; Yorkshire, new red, 31r. to 315.; extra, 336; new white, s4s. to 38s. • extra, 386; nonlife and Konigsburgh, white, Ms. to 40..; cans, ds.; Lower Baltic and /lambast. rid, 304. to 3M. ; extra, Xis.• Mediterranean, red, IT.. to 316 ; extra, 32a.; okl English, UK to iO4. ; white, 445. Barley pee qr. imperial., Norfolk and Suffolk, 236 to 274. ; extra, 285.; Lincoln nine aud Yorkshire, 245. to las.; extra, 274. ; Grinning , 225. to 3 ; Deane, per quarter, 1131 b. to the bushel, small, Mae, 32.. to 33e. ;tick', 30e. to 325. ; foreign 21e. to 29 5. Oat*, per stone, thealing, new, kd. to 10d.; feeding, kid. to 10d.; foreign, 9d. to Old.; Shelling, per load of 2611 L, 235. to 24a. Malt, per load of 6 beitheLL 316. to 365. Peas, per qr. imp., blue and white boilers. gas. to 295.; extra, 31 1 4.; grey and feed, 4110. to 27k; extra, 28s. keyefted, per Loa imp., Kr gush, 211. to 323.; foreKu, 21/, to 231. Linseed. per imperial qr., 435. to 43a. Imports during the week : Wheat, 14,082 qrs ; Barley, 1,239; Oats, 633; Beans, 913; Peas, 486; 637. WORKINGTON, Oct. 15.-The supply of all kinds of grata was moderate, owing principally to the loclement ;state of the weather; yet Wheat was eseredingly dull, at a further decline of 6d. per amist on hut week's prioes. Oat, and grinding Barley were oleo air from 31. to 6d. lower, with a tolerably free sale. Wheat, tin. 6d. to 17s. Id. Barley, 105. to 10s. 3d. Oats, 15. 3d. to BL 6d. Floor, Dar state, 15. ed. to le. 10d. Oatmeal, Is. Bd. Barleyillour, la. 241. kyellaw. Is. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloud? Claudio , . Clouula Cloudier.. Partially Cloudy Cloudier, Clnudlese Cloudiras Part.ily Clrudy Cloudier, Cloudless Cloudless laritally Cloudy Overos,. Pordatly Cloudy Geste rteesa• °ogle B. Gcmtle Brew Gentic Miro cr Ugh! Gentle Breen Strong ;Ire.se ()twat linen Cal.a diaTle Preen Gentle Breeze Gentle Brame THIS DAY, No. COQI•11 of Wind. ettren4th of Wind. Mine of tbti Wealher. Gentle Breve. The returns from the following places did not reach Mt- Mice in time for publication yesterday; they therefore Indicate the state of the weather oa Thursday morning at mine o'clock. LamLica YDrarwr~a. ....... N. W. B. W. Ulf W'S 4M ....... B.G. rcraairawmon R.W. LI IT 12001. 110..T111111:0 Le. *Alma W. Wm rev ..... W.ATIVOI -- Strong Szerae Calla _ kartuely Cloody Paarliw:s Cloudy Fea — tle Goads Elrerre Strops Nrase Calm . _ PlRtil:Tiaoll4 7 Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Showery Heavy Rai . 0e5714, Breeze Gentle Breeze Pvtislly Cloudy RESIGNATION OF MR. JUSTICE PATTEiON.—The lion. Mr. Justice Patteson presided on Thursday et the annual dinner of the Awliscombe, Bnckerel, and Ferriton Agricultural Association, at Ferritou, about 12 miles from Exeter, near which place the learned judge's country resi dence is situate. In reply to the toast of " Success, long life, and prosperity to the President of the day," the hon. and learned gentleman said his escellent friend, Mr. Drewe, had spoken of him in his judicial capacity in a CATTLE, &c.—CARLISLE, Oct. 16.—Thc show of manner i n w hi c h h e cou ld no t at a ll co i nc id e. Il e h ad See*" tilt' morning was seep lim ited one, and the qus!ity g eneral, ' done his duty, he believed, as well sa be had been able moderate. A very limited demand, sad a pinion of those on offer r anlawl unsold at the dire. Prices were but tittle altered from during the 21 years be had been a judge, and be had late yuto•atbua , and the only thane was a trifling redaction In the always endeavoured, during that time, to deal justly bo wies of Beet Sheep A considerable oft in numbers from tween man and man, and between the crown and men, as late markets; Wetness dull, and late titre with difflluity *berried. farm the matters brought before him enabled him to do so. wearli the whole ogled hoiewtPelehewew eel". Only two (Ceers.) Being fond of his profession, he had felt that he three on offer; thee attrastol IMMO attention, and with &realty should be onlyy too glad to exert him self for some ears bouwi purchasers. Prime ; Beers, 4s. Id. to 7.. 3d. per et; She ep 4,d. Sid.; 4w. to 304 kaaina VA to come, if it had pleased Ood to spare his life. EXETER, Oct. 17.—The supply of every description of But it had pleased Him to afflict him with Beasts w as very large, and prior were much the same as tint week. an infirmity, which had been coming on for many years, rat Beef sold at from Ts. rd. to 75. 94. per sore. Cows and C.sier but had so increased of late, that it had now arrived at such wen from 71. Ti. to 131.; mars, 111. to 141. per pair; butchers a point, that there was a doubt—and doubt was quite suffl- Calves, 4d. to 417. per lb.; barreeners, hem a to id. ter eaxe. eient in such a case—whether the due administration of Slave wethe wi• Ha. Per lh ewes. 71 to dr& ' famw, s d. justice, where he was called on to preside, might not be t°64c. lb ' l " the r lad lge sk. . Pe Now they must agree with him thug the due ad -17. a% pee MI% ministration of justice ought not to be pained at all, and DUBLIN Oct. 16.—The market of to-day was a d u ll therefore it was that, upon the advice of his friends, ph() hea.y tine , with plar mush thesewlam wsi , o w. Aiwa , were better able to judge than himself, he found the time nets, 13.. to so. ; pda,. 4th pw we g el es e emak e pd .. was come when, so far as regarded the hearing of eases and civil part of the Cattle so Wag bakriir enlist Weighed. As yet we the examination of witnesses, he could no longer do his ditty ham not herd of the prima den air drawer asiseseYMa in a perfectly satisfactory manner. He did not mean to WM a hewn attludinot Mph Imbue feweimhef mir e say that he had ever been perfect in performing his duty as shintAss eldook— pleas, 4ld. ID rank Abys m = a, 'apart frees the tall mats the g l ob wigs& — fie rig jude ;he meant to say he could no longer do duty in t h e w pm „aya hea eaavr b een we n k suc h a manner as he ought. Therefore it was that before Wished kind., with a &along re &Kee as well oh Park ool it uato , it the next circuit came, when it would be his duty to preside Its. pre art in one of the courts, he had determined to tender his rade- OL•loow Oct. 16.—At our market to-day the supply of nation to her Majesty. Under these circumstances be Quin vie leagi.vbiJe eadLeaba ma net view Baum as should not sit upon the bench alter next February. silipplNa I.VT.ELLIGENcE. °mew:alum Ur arlyyru Mane " Rad "1. Ire ILL.' CASUALTIES. Emperor, Day, from Bombay, arrived her yesterday, leaky. haying been ashore on Little 'huhu. -Liverpool, Oct. 17. lludson, ltennie, from Panama, in making this island for water, struck on a reef and remains ; part of materials landed, and it is expected she will came off next springs. —Gorgona, July 6. Laura, Dambrill, from Sydney, N.S.W., fm Liverpool, which put in here previous to the sth of .Ipril, after striking, is undergoing repairs ; a portion o, her cargo has been sold to pay expeuscos.—Weida •ton, N.Z., June 4. Rebecca (brig), Coundon, from Newcastle for Marseilles, has put in, sprung a leak on the 13th inst., waking from five to six inches per hour ; crew refused to proceed any further on the voyage.—Poole, Oct. IG. Sampson, from Liverpool to Beyrout, put int, Beaumaria on the 15th inst., leaky.—Liverpool, Oct. 17. Saxon Maid was lost on Juan de Nova Island 'bout Aug. 1 ; crew gone to Moxambique.—Aden, Sept. SEABOL.NE MAILS. esitles that um. a.aun era alit Mal the (:).ner Post-oft* t►e ogle—end X br the mu: nive—deremte.S.] . . Day oleo awls ap Free 1, tt ... COUNTKINIL In General Nat Part I 51140 VOL& Loadoa. Inr,atee ~ 1 dull. haerlea(byarlt.packet N 0et.24 arcarna(byttuited &ales ' past) .. N Oct. 24 Warm , .. .(kL 21 au erica ,byT.Stateeplt al Oct. 22 Ateua (Wert Ornet) ...N 11U, of the month Nyman. .., o tot. 3 Cason leis* 74 lrnha...oth of room Dover .. yet. IS edetttat ...—..— K - .v.y Muer .. . Dad) Brasil .M 911 ut the &oath Northam . !! Nos. 16 Limnos Ayres .M ern .1 the month !rnutheut ..,.. Not. 16 I.:Liflernis(via eha6essl74 2e4eel7tn2t mouth *A:that • . •• t teL 26 Case of Gnat Mope Nl4ii of the month Plyrnoutn. .. 02L 3 Danstsr.tiaople* 24 711 711,27traf men Dover '.'cretral Awerks ......M 2a!!&l7rnofmrnth atontlurat . OeL 20 Cluouwl Isles „Pi ilen.,Weal.,&Fri.L trnottitou ern. 1.1.111.116 Chill ......... X 171 h of the month South: all' •.. Nov. 5 r room . ...... Mk N Twice ally Duvet . .. :rowed& eaceoe• N 7tltl7th27thof mon Muter 'Oct,. 2,1 ern 1111: z ...... .............74 Tun-dov & Triday LOWIM. . . Tee....,./at I:ol.afrn .... ......../1 wed!:, Is Bator. Locatuu Mo&TIN Dondue:a 74 17th of the month' entathem,..A. Oct 20 Ireland /4 & N Twice daily. ll.l-1,00 .. Twlectla tia. e , iefa t.oedaesart, jai 2rno of the month souLtumt ton. Oct. ss ladle (via 514ceeil1co) 11 6tha2ithut motel. Doer ...... Arrive& Moditerraresa(via South wt.:wet h• 2011 of the munthuoutluater . ..u. Oct. 23 liittu n v:eXaVataLtat)...N 6tlll2lth otmenth Dover .... .Irrind talky M 2114 of the mouth]Sotthemi • s.. Nov. .5 Madeira 3l %tit of the monthltsouthont. . Nov. 16 .. 7 , 1417th,190.,27thl I /1.1140 -"- ..... - ..... " I a.5,61,,,1 the . mouth Dover ... ... Oct. It Nopkte• .1.: 3111 :th.2stLot mote' Deter . ... t let. 22 Maul &etas* N Ititl.eth2Stkotous, Dover .. . ttet. 22 l'etunsula 5l 71ti11thl7t1ohnon souttentn. L. Oct. 26 Peru.— ..... X 17th of the mouth south:m.l- ... Nev. 5 Tuscany* .....h Stll3 th 2Stialf mon Dovor ..... ttet. 22 !Vest buffos M 1711 at the roonth Suutlator ... Oct. 24 West Indies (except fta. 0:1...aid Nacmu; 51120.1 of the mutt. Rooth/MI ! •.'.. Nor. 5 • lie malts to tout euitlitzitts tstas r, tuitteyei by t rcaeb parket . . . to and from California via the CuVeil States am new despatched and fine by every American packet. In consispeence of the lire. , number of pumas's. booked for Egypt and India on the 20th oft re•ober, the toy the :vxt Lot India mail Is de•pashnl from Sotelnunplon, two steamers, the aid Pot. will leave that port f Alexandria on the above-name.' day in. stead °few. Theinails win be taken mit by the Mt.:neer. Ibis ttwfll not iuterfert• with t h e despatch et an t 'Ara steamer on the 3rd of November. to Cail rrei r t r ik t h.“ I mu. 1 derAto.. I di& ARRIVED. ACADIAN —off Liverpool, October 17 Amstruincs--otf lAverpoul, Vcttpbor 17 BARUAL —St Brirtol, October 17, from BCSI INCK —off I)eitl, October 16, (root BitOAD OAK—Off !AMMO!, Ocober 17 0 IMlT—olflTeirrnmoutb, October 16, from Do, —.t :Sale:mile, October 15, from Ileiiscuur - off Liverpool, Oct. 17 Er eraort 7. at Liverpool. October. 17, from Ntras ....Madeira ....London Bombay £wrs-ct Deal, October IG, from ........... S. LecoO Rump—at ilytllOUtil, October 16, from Labrador Feicitasinie—off Lowestoft, i umber 16, from. Riga Fa if—al Fslinoutla, October 16, from Rio Amen.° I'l4nm - a te Y SnItOW —.at Gravesend, October 17, fro .......Denio FLLANCin+—al Liverpool, i ',toiler 17, from Paraiba FAIRY—at Liverpool, October 17, from 61. John's, N, VATIIIA—off Liverionl, October 17 Onernwint—oe Liverpool, October 17, Hay:mini—at tilletlle , tololl. I letober Vs, from ..... . lletemru—at Graveseoal, October 17, from JULIA —La Queenstown, October 15, from ... , JOHN man M.llla—Oir Deal, October 16, from KANO Al.l.lllo3—at Liverpool, October 17 LOODIANAtI —at Liverpool, October 17, from LANC,l7.l.ll—at UIT17110:, October 17, from ISAIGAILLT—at QUCCIIMORO, October 15, from Nis nine —off Liverpool, October 17 Maar —otr the Di-m.lmm, Oct her 15, from I mann Pecan:sum—off Torbay, October IS, from Quicrotown Iturio—at Liverpool, October 17, from Rabat tarrr—off Torbay, October IF, from London tr. Lome—et Falmouth, October 17, from. Manilla 811.11LNOWAY—at Gravesend, October 17, from China Rotiousen —at Liverpool, October 17, from Isomers:a NAPPIIIRY. —o4r taverponi, October 17 TURKU liamoutm—at Gravevend, October 17, fromlNewficusdlend tuna—elf Dad, October 10, hom Riga Vous—at Gravesend, October 17, from Dontioion TJirAntag ...(luebee CAlzuttl Lbsbon . Bin Grand SAILED. occuter 15, to Landon Amman—fro; Falmouth, October lo to Ascrit.coi—trap Gruceoetel, lletober 17, to Iturictia —front Liverpool, October 17, to Ilicuisaat —frost Outmestoiro. October IS, to . CARLACII —from Liverpool, October 17, to DANI.L Liveomol, October 17, to Vcox—from Falmouth, October 16, to 1141.1• V HETVltN—from FOtrouth, October 16, to Itiocom—arum Falmouth, October 16, to ..... —Venice ...Bertiee S onennah 1,111 , 1012 ..New Orleans lbyti Trieete LAebon SlitPllll.lllll—from F mouth, October 16, to LI.BIONANO—from F.kbnouth, October 16, to Lercomi—lrom Gras erehtl, October 17, to Jamaica Lt iverewol -from Llverts;l!, October 17, t 0.., ktutuoae-11Ortt Grata...VH.l, 1 R`lol3et 17, to NIRL MAI - 1411.DR -from Dartmouth, October 16, to .. I'ItINCCIIR ROTAL-from Liverpool, October I?, to Prom-front Live/pool, October 17, to Satz Frawley) I.llolltcroit-fsan Uravown.l„ October IT, to Demerara Per-from lirletol, October IT, to St. Miami's from .a,-from Grawvetol, October 1., to ltauritla Ste It. Prim-from Portomouth,. o..toter . IS,. to New York _ . .. T• 3111111 x - " " VApartiso ... Nov Zealand . an Liverpool, October 17, 'to Calcutta Liverpool, October 17, to New York VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Bideon, Loney. from Ilunv3 , roAtu4 and tbe If suriliu.s tor L maw, Aug. 14, lut. 91n., bm. 93 E. Blackwall (ship), Sept. 13, Ist. 11 N., lon. 21 W. Cornw4ll (barque), from Lo.atlon for New Zea:und, wi,ll eminrants, SepL 14, 17 daysout, 144. 8.20 N., ton. 23.81 W. ; iwwengers And " " crew all well. . a Earl of Balearras, 13 miles north if the lies, lon. 21.22 W. Sept. 9, from Portsmouth for Bombay, with the 9th Duman on b wrd, 33 days out; pasaengere, crew, and troopa hope, from Ceylon and the Cape of Goo I Hope for London, Aug. 29, off St. 'Diem.. Linto, from Bombay for London, Aug. 29, lat. 25 S., lon. 3 11. M Donnell (barque), from Cml.au fw London, 0.4. 3, lat. 31.10 N. Orissa, Drysdale, from Lo. dun for California, Sept. 12, lit. 3.23 N., 19.3 i W., 49 days. Eon= Essence, from Madras and Mauritius for Cape of Goal Nap& and Landon, Aug. 30, lat. 31 is, lon. 29 E. Skelleftes (Swesliah brig), from London for Itio Janeiro, Aag. 2R, lat. 10.7 it, lon. 30 I W. surge, Maurice, from Slngapnre far London, Sedt. 2, lat. 35 23E. Winikratere (Wque), from L0...1..a for Dolan t Town, 27 days, 1.1, lat. 10.37 A.,10n. 23,3 W. [Advertisement.)--Hottow.tir's Pitts A CERTAIN 111.. DY Volt TIM Cr.. or has lIRADACIUM, Musics, ur Smirk AND i/KkAMUKD PTUNACIM—Extract of a letter from Mr. Dim.lsle, of Newcastle, dated July I, 1451.—"1'0 Professor llollosay. Sir, i WWI a great sufferer for some time from a deranged stoninci, sick heads ache, and d omens of eight. My .ligtation was so imp ured that I could not venture to c - ,t any solid fad, and I was so weak Xi to ba almiwt incapsble of walking a hundred yards. I trial a great variety of medicine without deriving the least benefit, I then onnmetined takii g your pills, and this havieuable medicine has rector. I too to perfoet health.—Sold by a'ldgids, and at Professor 1102 )way's estshi-bmcnt, 241, Strand, Lausbn. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. 1111t111S. BISANQUET.—Out. 15, at Clay/mom, near Enfield, the wife of J. W. BROCK BA RE: era daughter. Oct. 14, at Greenwich, the wit. of L. Bracket. bank, Req., of a eon. DOWN M.—Oet. 14, at Brighton, Visoounteaa Donne, of a son. HATTON.- Oet. 16, at Portmaastoare, the wife of Capt. Hatton, of • duu"4 ter. TURNML—fIot. 13, at Uttle Earthinghoe, liougham, neat Omer, the wile o Rev. W. V. Turner, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. EYKYS—SCHLOTILL.-oet. If., st74.Watthew's, Rrixten, Eykyn, Esq., of Park Lodge, litrea.hron, to Karla Prinald, wooed daughter of 0. Sehlotel, Esq., of Eager Ledge, Brixton. CIIPPe—CROOKBHANIL—CIet. 15, at the Church of thc Holy Tri nity, Brampton, by the Rev. C. Pauline*, A. P. Otyps, Enci.. to Helen, only daughter of the late Rev. 0. Crookshank, of Chigwell, Emma. HEALE-SIMPSON.—Oct. 14, at St. Mark's, Kennington, A. IL Uncle, FAN of Sydney, N.S.W., to Emma, wend daughter of W. H. Binq.as, iate of Walton, near Peter borough. HOLDING —LUITENS.-oct. IS. at ttifton, John Carter, only non of the Rev. J. Holding, Vicar Aahampetead, Berk*, to Larks Francis, youegestdaughter of the late C. Lutycni, req., Deputy- Commiseary-Oeneral, of Bouthcat How, Rats. MOCKSEV—WAITE. —Oct. 16, at the Friends' Meting-house, Efate Newington, Jasper C. Roan/bey, Eaq., eon of the late Thema Nounery, of Hendon hill, Bun:t rLind, to Elisabeth, daughter d the late Jobs Robinson Waite, of London. DRAT S. DRABAZON.—Oet. 12, at Torquay, Devonshire, Do Pre Alexander. 'ldea MO of the Rev. W. Brahma of Tennoafeckin, Louth, and Rector of Sydden, Month, aged 20. COOTS.—Oct. 12. at IR. Helier's, levers, C. P. Cootie Mag., fourth son of the late C. Coot e, Esq., of Mount Come, Limerick, Ireland. 2E11E211 Is, at the Einhata, St. !Urn's* Guernsey, Marmot, relict of the late J. Jcecmie, haq. JERVIB.—Oct. 14, at Bouloine,sur.Mer, Col. G. R. Jervis , Sudsy Engineers. ORMOND.—Oct. 14, at Ner;ington-terrace, Dublin, Charlotte Jan% _ wife of LieaL.CoL Orroimul. 0*F.47-oet7 - 15. at the Friary, Lichfield, Earrisn B. Owes, of the god Beet. of Grenadiers Bombay Native lokintry. PHILLIPo.— Oet. 13, at the Yield, Leek, buffordahlre, 8. Plddlipa, Lag., . OR 71. WINU , OR —Oct. 14, at blr residence, Whilestreet, Bristol, of broachltis, Kr. Chutes Windsor. for AI years coesturchal •ravellor br the 8z of Messrs. nailer sad ftebbleoes, of London,ba 49th year of kb age. Ilie sili be deeply deplored hy a ism eirele • f Iru oda. Printed and published by Wn.t.tAft luji. HU" at 14e. 8, Laski meet. in the Cdty of Lo Printer, at the Me; in loolned. fifer. In tlitprftWet Of W —LIATOIDAT, °NOM les ! p qo , Cr Lg M og ju Lit ft Ra or ti person ej the Tabi rtitch tt A Boa Age 01 Medic Lanus' Age 30 40 30 60 la VW VFW w gem, Mtn itebe:4 lilts e Dandy health; periul eteallk Eacl 'war et tt c them palm X,' TI in we aft,