The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-15 00:00:00

DONCASTER RACES. DONCABTII, NOWDAT Mom?, 12 o'CLocc. All the indications today have been in favor of a sariesnlisl NM* the teaks have one la leseily thighisi bola the weather Is eateenaly lee, hi*, have leas WS at Wala mei there is every prospect el geed wet. , has hen la id awl maispenset. the sem has hem ewes as well eased as tie r a ws t riet s t i nai sa the might hetet* the rasa. We the sad seed only amiss, la sehisase M dos. L is i ls ese tki rta The Keifer tee the Chasms% end Itteshwell sad agog et ess Ise the Bt. Leger, asthma was ha farm GREAT 3011111111128 lUJIDICAP. lo I tied Infer ot Odra abo 1 art The Alp II to Mow 11 lo 1 lormart 111.1 Jar brads lIIIs 1 lortrtioa 11 to 1 Tee Twin ClIA1IPAG:411 lira Tr net... 4to I girt Orinoco to tel gilt Viadrl SO KO I Men oak 30 are api ar 11T. LEDEIt. 11 to opt 1 to 2 art Dear Moeda to aciartreos 113 to Tamer Ilartrgoo not mallard. It it said that F. Butler will ride lioagstrees, declaring 21bc over weight. DUlr. ao to I Zii.ii;imogin (t). 23 to I Mend a pt The letver wlasies Mripassi and Dab,. TVZSDAT. FIT , WILLI•3I HANDICAII 7 IOIII[IO Of 5 son. each, with 60 added, for all gee ; the emeeed to save his stake. One atilt. Mr. Deaccoshe's Alfred the Weak II os. let 1070... (Crisrltna) I Mr. legreak Withal. 3 re. Set ala ... i Wells 3 Yr. .1. tkkarws'e lady Age ee. 3 yrisilst Illb (Carroll 3 Csotein Le7awdk Ekveaes. 3 yr% Sit fll Mal 0 31 r. Moen s Th e Tower, 4 yrs. 64 Sib Mr. Ithephstileses fby 111064 doe by Ile Ileethet i lA 0 , et alb . I 0 Mr. C. Mame'. • by Ibsen oat of Illsbloss, 3 yrs, -_ (I'. Narita, *Li 0 Mr. lopsosh Besot Itardwisk II yrs, it Stb Betting : 3to 2 ept Dividinid 4to 1 ogat Bort of Hata wich, 6 to 1 each agst. Alfred tit; Wert sag All &boom colt. Alfred the Great was drat of, but heasdisegy dropped into the third plate, the rosslag Wag taw up by brio of Hardwick, followed by Lody_Abittoo. Thor three remained in trout to the bard, whore Lady Ague oh- Wood the lead, which she lost imolai the distance by swerv ing to the right. The running was then taboo up by Allred the tirrat, who won very cleverly by half a length, Div!. dead heating Lady Agues by a Wad. Run in Im. 46 sec. Gar.% t YONASI/Ilti HANDICAP of 25 ton. each, 16 ft, and only 5 it declared, de., with 100 added; the second to receive till son. out of the stakes, sad the winner twiny 60 soot towards esptwern, do. Wisner, cum St. Leger course. - 11r.711terria's Hungerbrd, 3 yrt, lot Mb. ... Melt) Mr. M. limelra Alamo, 3 yrs, rit I Ilb ..... ...... . (W. eMrpel Ur. 6 ThtleTratk, 4 yrs. Mt lib ... .... (TomPli m 6l Ms. O•dhoraeb TM Prase:y.4 yr., as Ile (Carob Mr. Kt. throttled% The AM 6 fry let Mb : . (WAS, Mr. °retitle's Prandial', 3 yn, Mt Me (Ranting) lard Waggon's lutist( or tbsOorUr. 4 yri, at Me (T. Smith) Mr. J. Immee's lark Livonia', 4 re, Sot 131 b Mr. T. pawn's LenTobiat, 3 yrs, 3st Ub (Roddhostas Mr IL 'orates mt baarestits, 4 yrodet • • . Mr. J. Itersou's Ts Tim 4 yrs, 4st lelb (morbid 314 8" 0 " (MbhMin Bettina I to 1 arr.t Alonzo, 5 to 1 apt knight of the Garter, ti to 1 oast Ihe Twin, Bto 1 eye Hasgesholl. 7 to 1 eaeh apt Searrerow, TM Alp, owl Jerk Leming. lot. sedately after )rating the pea the Itaiglie of tie Outer task a dectded lead, sad with the Please rid Seek Leemimg in dung, sad The Twirl, eat the centre, made play to the Idl4 la Asia. Thigh M . way to The Proctor The Twie immasilly the third place, sa d Alm% whit jet el bully, abed the same tome joimag the tha SOMA 'Whin. Th eft INS SS farther change to treat aMY they mashed the bead. where The Procter best • TIMINS, Alms eMved as advisee, Huageriord sad Truth about • dirlume• sad • hat( trues home. *akin the Meat Lad WM plasm The nes was mew easessed to Ale hasee. el* WINS .at half way sp the d y ual ball • length . sad Truth daiesias=s freA th als e v abt et the Garter sod Alp sea km& ausl Mb. Sea le 3 ma. 16 see. CHAMPAUNZ Braila of 60 sou. each, h ft, for 2-yrielida4 colts, tht 71b; fillies, get 61b ; the second to to,. his stoke, sod the wiener to give sir dozen of champagno to SARNO. easter Racing Clab. Red House in. BBC. nut'. Visdez Mr. J. 'Country'. Odom —....(barlbalwarir) I lad Glespow's eby Bey liblalabm. mg cd tube • (80011111) 3 Lord J. Peat'. ibir Barer (Wldlimeme) 4 Betting . 6 to 4 on Tho Roiver, 3 to 1 apt Ifluisz (t), 3 to I agst Orinoco, and 10 to 1 apt Bazbacoll. TbaNitiTOZ jumped toff tire, but was headed in a few strides by 'Cads*, who had all his horses safe at die road, aad via k • eon moo canter by five lengths. Ran is 1 ask. 7NM Alztem ;M. Two miles. Mr. Heareitbarb Lady albs Um% 4 yri, cat lib ...(ekreete) I Mr. Beettbb Orybese, 3 rev, Mt 110, (Duce) I Betting - 6 to 4 ow Lady of the Greve, who wee by a seek Orpheim however. hula,: to all apparel** se wink the bed or it throughout. that is recerokre to *it eaelmere, hit rider was posted with Wass from all Arta et ths stood. Rea to 2 olio. 46 ton 6T•110 Pun 476 tere.ineadkep), for 3-yr.olde wad upward' ; elisions eau. Om sits. Mr. abibakeritares M. Um a ye% Sri TM ( Mr. 14. IL OlogroaraimlimlTmitmod, 4 yro.lst 40 Milt Mr. Woollimpsto limbatft I po, lot Ilb Mr.l (w Ihrome% Limp 0 pa, Mt 1% Kr. Allteolkolloomt, 4 mt. Sot Mb ... ..(Chorlom Mr. Mow% Holster, igol, 7.4 (pr:itilij.. (l. Me. INdley's Omsk 3 milt TM , (T. ter:tram% Mts. 4 po. it IM ..:'. ... ...... :7to 4 apt Iteek 3to 1 egot iambs Seer, ll* II wet Sabra. aid II to 1 Ws lowheed Trowalwri. We. by a short lased. Mt lieuW Tosohard beetles Illashol• by tall a Ion& bee is 1 Ws. MI ow. • Ihsatso &ULM; 415 own. eseboad a dried) Ise Lye ilk hot ; four, Bst 21b ; in 914 116; id obi yd. hli ; tawend said*. 11114mml Mbt be aft id - lON. ; V erdeeed to be aid Ow UK allow vimerjo ed Oa; I I VIA, 101 b ; ft lola. MU Owe alb awl a bit (8 aele.) _ eheer te r tiir Ills. tiombro Pttom dr • 4414)........--(OpmE) I • Mr. mos% gasp. 4me Mr. ?o beys AMO; 4pmMK - .......—... . 4 Mr. lnenee'a Wy, I yrs ( owl Capella Fkriesor, 3 yea (441.). ;he sem at by tare kWh& There bee boor a psi eftedeose es the env*, odd the =at tbo Mod woes kepi *ea we la* koala es day flee nee yews. Very law ladies were pew& PIIOSABLE STARTER POE THE IL LION& Latiol I Bear hides 4to I apt lard Enter% Modritoll (t is WM.) Hamm Ito I opt Mr. J. Mote's Ilm= (64 Ma. 1 Radar 101 Ito I opt Itr. low% 4. Day. sp a t 7to I apt M . Mb?* Trberiiiii Tempiemss. II to I se. pas et Illiimemes ler==tils.atimjs twitutles /WA us ems Valium& It is ott teem Aso*: lola vlll tide Daniel 011iseaste llogetrao. Now Jinn. won WUDIIIIIIDIII.—Lord CUtden's to e Paine, bet 711. apt Lid Gission's b if by Dan John out N Cosspirssy, bat Mb. 1144-batera in. 200, It R. tiIiWIIARILET HOl/01 Accarraxcao roa tua C Ago. it lb Toadlagtaa 4 3 lams 6 10 Ley ivelya (ia *hid. 6lbo ex.) 6 8 Troth 4 6 Ibrakboroogb 5 6 Ileraaades 4 6 Okada 6 3 WNW= 3 3 Albite Giolsm 5 2 4 12 Moo Masa 3 11 4 11 r=l i goble Akins 3 10 11 0 : 1 1.11 . NI. - 3 8 - - .... ..—.— Ilh•ss Efts . Magma 5 YS Ulm 4 of Tramp 4 1 '..1441.7;%arri0r.. The• Cutler 4 Weedbergage 3 Le Ind Ringleader 4 Camara 3 Rengerfoed Plira 5 Musician 5 Bigh Sheriff Allegro Lay Asoyott 3 Gladioto (includ ing Me eztn) . Tremors"' b f by Faugh.s- Ballarat out of Ballston Ittudidjob 3 Proctor 6 is • 12 6 12 6 12 6 12 6 11 6 10' 6 10 6 9 6 9 Hobert ooiitteitonoroo ••t of B• 11; War foot a_lec!•!, 6 9 6 9 6 9 6 6 Manifold 6 Cendlowkic liTuaglioi;bl; num 4 Father Thames 3 Lady Aims 3 6 8 6 8 6 7 ITON MEETING, 1852. A.II2IIDOISELIN STA/M. Abe. 'lib Pones. 7 Mks Amy .. . . 4 7 D0k31.... a 6 3 6 3 6 3 6 I 4 6 4 6 3 6 3 6 3 6 3 6 3 6 4 4 Oak . 1 4 4 tipils.... . 3 3 Kai-t- ear Vennath Bit se Bios 3 2 11 a 2 K=O ali ttbeilblre 3 2 Fallow se Lads . 4 2 Amid Hyacinth Iles .... Liad;li: 3 1 ilopkistry La Oasis Lades 3 0 Cavan 0 Amami* Parham Athol Out Great 3 12 BiUy Bar Mr Jobs Barley. Ma 3 Plat 3 ' Tested 3 r Henrietta 3 JaiNen Varmint 3 Ilietertaillingsycee 3 Babette ---- 5 Brawn 3 Cotton Lady 3 Termagant 3 Dividend Pancake 3 Jessica 3 Cornelius Peacock Doßond &ibra Modena' Isabella 6 10 6 9 5 8 6 8 The rest pay 5 loss. each. GLASGOW AND SOD= WErrux RAILWAY. BMus el tread he Übe week iodise Sept. 11, IBM: =Ts.; elereeposaw week, 1161, 4,120/. de. Td. erg imeeirers is l 23,450. Satz I COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YsrunDay. Suess Ma. Onorimrs Ii IIT ;alp& .. - • Mr. Khedive Hannah applittatlin --- is this cue, the particulars et Wish wen Oki Is the Daily Newt al yes. Jerky. He Oda kat then iistalast at the nit al the wen wss now la aunt. anil it did aM Male to mobs Muse of dr debt on wadi the bankrupt bed bean sennittsd. Te sane within the neeptine wand k the 112th seeds.. don ink hen boat • jadeposat the bankrupt he •bradoli of Os revenue laws. Thasd genthmankind snood red ewes is show that a distkulks bed gee bum peassned by the marts between &Joann* debt mad ens goiter statute-staple, of whisk desselptien wen •• enlist hated by the noon His Hawn said it Ind bets issided that the crows asehlast be losund by inplissitk but only by impress wards is • statne, of bisprinipls of COMMON lan, as is the ease of ex pans cilia by Mr. Lawmen terday, where Lord Sidon *at a witness was protected while attending mart. Is mean' woe, es parte Temple, ' where a bankrupt bad bees tam lsle estkeli while not before the court, at the suit albs meows, Lord Eldon bad there held that he could not iftehre M eedw biodkobarge. lksidrs, it was not a necessary kliselllllll tom , that the general enactment cm Wm* M but the exceptions. Os than insain he - did not think the eourtought to interfere to air dr dimearse. If the bankrupt's personal animism woo rospured by the assignees, probably the best MESA wool be to apply to the Attorney-General. Mr. Lawrence—But your Maw knows bow difficult it is to more official personages *bows Illse duties are unpaid. Mr. Kingdom applied for the nets of the application out of the *stets. The question was ordered to stand over till the choke of assignees. Ito as CARTSLLI. _ _ This was the day 4poi;t;d7o; thecertificate tweeeiag is the matter of Frank Cadent. Insirehant, of Barreenet. Mary Axe, whose ems has been so frequently beim the oust. thriven es broil ad the baekrapt, rid he err ' need that Mr. Lerner hared to egg** an Ogre* most *the worthy; en tile wort ButrNee himself to that Fiat. This matter had now bees bran the snot gig ems doe. TDe premat won an weedisstion _ agile* *sr Cirri aloe, ; earl *ere was a reedse, whir bad bees put late a Inds fir asides by esoiw sae % whether certain other poems wen net trading aling with hin ini t i st whether the adiediestien are epaulet them sad eastern jointly vies eat a rid adjudication. Pet the se ' suit of that layettes rift ea elsewhere weld not art the question now 1 Goer Arran hod bees fully submitted on the pert ed the baskropt ; tiny had been made net in reep par& gape rat arid be M sired ; and thole asseeste word he re _ie, K the Jelet adjudication were dedaeedlsiutthrenow, ieb woeM Ito submitted *the red MI b of Mr. Cara es a new her of thatjoiat firm. The bed her made out, sot oaly with reform* to the Wawa when carried as by him solely, bat Ace the pedal when it was carried as* ship with the other puns... The join crediree M a re power, if they *es& is. of swabs is seder the esperste adjudication, doe de pager of ribs in the dries of a.signees, and being leer siren the entileate ; end, in ' fact, tome of lbenbad edited riot omen. So that, whe ther the Mr adjerhodes wow arm* or sot, the graatlat of the seridoete of Perk Oar* card In so nay Ws* th prepestyeir rights. It they adjediestios wen map the was reeerved. sad word the rat enlbses; It sr on bane word arise from pan gra t n o dly this metideals, as the inditpetrie*ess word e. have their remed v ati NOM the es_leer Oral be make eread NIX& Vara by priories thitt2sels a later period. MM rabies wield thesis, rads dersiast tir bi resoodier Ite 'risk he wee sot a party, awl ia he had no Wen* whatever. Be hod her segeged eir the mato t Bert of hie life is a trealmen th by whisk be bed oupperted himself sad thole who had a thin en bin be suppst ; end trier there were valid ead seintentir mean= is ri / it wield realty to pestree the assidesethe of his awl his power of ferneries the wool ad eiersideg ease means of soppertiog bruit sad family, to a period which might be very near Deaden it was doshital whether the 199th ,erica of the eel, sada width the oeitHerto raring wee held, gave the osier pore to mho orb a perpoessest se woe now arr. It sereeked the art to settee the ontideate in le* he lured It for a babel peeled, to grant it bethwitb, or to great it with a reds he erred ; but rime wee no starry te peeper the err sideration of the natter till a fatten and eseertala period, when an event raid have reamed whisk had.. OR. notion with &Whir the baakrupt W der or emitted to do. Mr. Lawrence repasalbse_ mita of the joint Arm, said that whoa the Or Air d un artlieste was dad, his Haw lad Winged as t o that it sii be me ditate offives MI MB gi• engem dapegagINONMIS the joist seedelonnellbe Wend portswebed boss dinsised. The genties of ieriliake win set sae nee* ofa= is of waist; aid the miss to whisk the amid MI Wheal sotabil the swot to has spiel re m dm ougust of la besting as a trader bane the t Is a ai mileoles that oss it was milidel to ulnas the beinnt bed aged bug Si. or If Ingeoindy. og whether, ag Br gig pea pees, be eadised le bade air the non ins, whisk p it wee r iod adnelled WNW bile the h ers to the the hoslolllllllM that Ai paean lams ef se reputed to he - mesa of egoists we maw essiadell by the bednal that gem. the styb ssillina rads* mime. the bed sabstaadelly cased la September, IMO. It was i to isSe washer the Asa of Caste*. Cl' , and Co., slams that in, ben a nen obeitew e as is being it bed. id 'Whir the Wes sass sesnoehe ad bets ir earW by thebeskrapt lawn the orgies Wait; s. sussed On. These were seeneary intredisals to Wor lds* warden Mr. Freak Oita as the nailijared radii that his enamel rspiessted, who bad a egg to soneint of soy delay is sweilla bia tha gib was saga to hewn teadas. A' was aisterial to Ware i _obvert er the nib esainsail isr by , Idea siege than, to the swum of M with 4.0001. or SOK el II" ails lo nest then—were delta cur tinted in fraud. The era emir whisk he traded, the wa Is which he essieted his balsams, ad the sated eatbethsi is 11.-dl lad innair d sil upend referesse le the of esillines the slononsts is kis is k spared that intanbor NA the whets natal of On of Clatealli ka G s klialeact ems Co. ked bus abessled 'kids shat helm IRMO. osd their = c link ssoloMile ths ralases thin ba ths La =es a die e i ts,Wee= Iti a bliag Ike ohl diaL It as. ••••••••• la bake wlawnar tin OAK hi bees gird ems alba is rests, or oat of nisi elialsed Ban the OM leellists. It wee said he bed so Wiens I. the per elsewhere ; bat he was nest li s:l d alorressed is the areas wadi the aria ship la fiegonlen, WO; ar it wee a Bon whe ther be bad boss Jan .nylay es de big as, if sot- Besiair itly, at in ad vesklerly, ear It TM sot onleaded a L lPP : Mi a • Masi of anted whoa the parhisidp was sail es hale enesd. The laselloresig Wit - wafter In bid is bulb liquidiesd the di* of lbpdd di ewe ef his is eaglet sr diet et the seelloss. sad whether they were aet gadded to a relegy insien the Iffsese primes / It was true the Wit eseilis hs hag sew, to ia the pram* sio gin they were melds to nein stunk wan when S arty war.Oa, einnisatly disy bed ti e a* le llosse the yesseediags einsbess bring at be Isdi to *ea (at WM a as* be seq ; far es thozEif IMMO peassedisp it Await whether the *la ahead resales int isanne Is the peened err be is AA Thii wee *all SA. OM when the biggin aid be ended * as mediaeoselinte; and as the men =r ed *at pedal ailsuaandea Ina the War Os boalinig en be Wised by the Way. la saw line tan is a of Wan awn Was inlaid die aeon as ad surely it would sari be eigsgett thee li ts= whisk Mr. ONION the Add isipee, bed la bled wr sited all Os awls gib *see Wadi be Is pay liabilities ofi d se l f . :allies. Ins die WM was incapable of beanie Mr. ens ail set al se whisk den of it bigot Is Ms Weariest die being stated that tame wail he • sages ban re pay buld u l a ritoes of IMO,. sag ,d . the sits The ason over to be dellang— :=lthest paelaiseto ihe gnosis of swedes-asap Os emit gine hod bass onsesied, either by paella des sr the ssi of assaindss. Patting le ta is WIWI sad h i s far the bids et Mr. Cailli— weltisit to Opals hi hi Imo. whisk it nosed need a van ilsi la no sr istille that alone alone wail 1 s ems ma far Os But One ware ether aid mini eaC riel orr at hed Mb doll with a nos vie haLNaga • •••t ag limidlr a Z saes ia the nersialle wadi, who ase dente to a eery loge esseam. The questiss so to the Belay of the War maw is la a fat ad lesilinsa seise of ; sad It was natural that le sheaf gab se Ws le lanapied. It was se Ira Oohs meta seedinas this anis was 0111 isilniesil. had boss takes at e a m mestymbil i W I= lim j andirned the ofl inn prim ; they i bl e rsid. is '= . jt tiess * wag ; tilt deessuied thst the =of partaseddp a se parbrablp was a et fact, ask sempoled that It skald be nig by a spoil jury ; and was dry went bin ped* Jay crztto try the aged= they WWI /they lb= , the lei join bed *sag was. of not arm a ousoliaa of kw, sod Is was wad lithe a go MM ere ihr the alas of the Oran of Ones% Baia Thei is a sate el Whin far whisk seam side w es itr =619 ; it w snidest to which di suitor were war ea . _ (Laughter.) The least wn bound by status le wake the engin of a trader open foes of I Ws. Thsegine, my *vainest hided es it set appsdadote the mediums ass body ass oppeelso, sa tirely tailed. Mr. Cairns brig replied, Ilis lain id that whoa the ientia Tas applied far be istimeted to Mr. Passlisy, Mr. Candi% solicitor, Oat it night be ler his eindiralis whether he ail the pan In the appealing of a mediate mann =Mono Me masa oar wadi masa le illo graft ova till the =tlair *slid Isingey were la a BL sitar o ids, the semis bankruptsy, et the oak* due Warsias his own sages that it would be bier to eijousieessitiseseles eftheashapt's es O aduel, lIIINIOT that. If the two pessalloss wen to p lu z g all the pain awl iasest imolai Is *da sass lair the ciagnstles et lbe nit le as jt ISOM doe. That sesseedes wee met ativeleesei la : bet et emir the wart iambi set pewee* NS easel imolai the bona et the psis rate argued. if le peesed he an mooltatt lsrisr. Mt peewee essalatuest see made, W the mil Ira vas le seedier shathie 11 wish eater es lie iressisa et the essiset et the biakrapt at a Shaer, pee wee it till it was isms sheihee the would be polatealsi. It essimei to M ea esd bea te ll Mietat Bethke Pei thelesesell easasel se eveseee *be Imese lie meet email set de jeelos. —whim al fie ellstaime elle\ the aide ateedi—te the beahnipt, te lie mama: st la lie PI M* tell the whale stake proemial. ea while It see istesouT let the elan le Ism as 'plan woe boeught rein it. It mei veil the we beleassokest wadi geese is the Joist beelsigen as Y the sepeesle. That be se ; bat Woe were War prise She She beideretie asset ; sal s maw lat WIN bee that, W Mu what they mil, It seal he larywelble to homes The mitt et peewit had set before it all the allemelesese shish It see least to take ism atedderellee la swaths. titi ardiato el the beskrupt— ondlisehe Via that seetilleme wee a dleires• him, sea ..f.e u _ssi the espwrialiwt Ibe al as, s to the Milo awn Is liar th SOW, i A t mimed ;WIZ* dr awl nod seesuedly has power to ad js.= petwallese lime le thee, le Nab LI to get all sumwxy dissuslates betas M. Brewer be algid Vthe aweeriewee leedlitiptiew tibia bed bees ia under the pit bearaptey, eke the awseqpinee CMeir of the pselpiereeet of ids etellessee, at the ewe time it seened • seesseary ceasgesewe be. the sae of his erweestisa with the other amiss. It was a alidantama ; bat, bevies regard to the lamas of the par tiee with when hr MA bass esassied siad a enthuseenthuseadd hsues* all it • hada* if at ise hie aly wes &s -awl lad dr wart hefts it ell the ek'nellS sad the teeserstisse he whkb he had bees eesuped, ad the proseadap wader the jelat an well as the menu auk may. die maid therehee pestpews the esaddisretics of the esetillowle till they ewe whether the Mat ladospay pomaded a set. If it did, the baskrqk amid probably =Lai. last ezewastiss ender it, ad thee all the would be lam the court. Mandate, pro ton*. wall be granted a • mar it awns. the Ilaberther. Mr. Ithibebry vb. eithersi See Or beakrapt, F. F. Owe"s reeiberet dr nee Geis. sal bearprebeeded are be se three= to hi ertitheee bear grated, the ththeare M Xt. MOM brim hi bs sorely as to the rine WHOA* wriset — Tlis - bassitsiosse said be would set op isio the ems of cos wiser odd. They most slug sok dos NM mud. Misr s eiessositSiss, M of Datrabse sassosi for the siljsentst esetllists elttisc—ssbjset to its Mini tattier stilsowssil is the neat of the other proasdisp Wag still smassiisi. INSOLVENT DEBTORB' COURT.—YrarzaDAY. Semi Ma. Oaannuncera Law. 111 II JOIN MORGAN W 1 This insolvent was opposed by Mailetnis7Wl behalf of Mrs. .In, • In Leadomeneet, TottesbarcostrtVr i r si llaerer sapperlad. It amend that Is 1447 the Inselvent residedis the saw plainly. aredilses house, when he beams aspainted with • fellow leasoe named Miss Meetioner, with wham he Mud L and, as th=e oratiter IMMO, ha endeetesk te pay the account, lia the In g iseiag sf 1147 be pea a bill of ezeimp kr as seesaw sf MIN Mortimees and his own bilk he and ledslap Sees atierweals he was arreeted, sal gambol In pdoes der those pass. In the Wring MOM year as s.Y.n vas summonsed on the 701. bM 0 Is vhlati ths lineeholt *nisi a variety Opium hand -& ease elPetlem. The maw was tied ea Jam 14, but two is beMen se a Itatenky, the anelveat pm Mrs. Isle and her dattsbAse Mtn wastedy, spa a charge of felsey Nei elappicimg le ie. band him ant etas bill. The perdu was bead op OM wham the Insolvent not eggemelne they 114111111 die. and Immodiately went to Welmistee elms they =-,........ tinder trial and the Imshent o=men m• bin the whams% to show thee pet of the demand woe he is hemmed wassiduntion. TIM Jury memo- l'he err were tart at ML sod the beelnat was sew is retely at throat of Mn. Nab. Epee ezorratiow, the bimiret to-day peer bit neer Eli trantleg the two besbe. that he learned that Mir Mortar bet reeebei ease =We video at the eaggewies of Mn. EaLo while he wee paying ter her baud and kelitai. oaf be carbierel that ao • fraud. Mr7ltiaoisessephied et the sasduall et the imehest, mid preyed the must set to grant an hamediate diseberse. Mr. &mood replied that whatever saver of JuMyeisst the issolveat tad bees guilty of is glebe the twe swims into eseledy, the titeemsiesees otthe ere were so arm tal thee the meet might set to roma the latches* wpm time es of eseb polies Mr. rnmiesteser Lew eeM it wee set ems is wbish he wished tie seise esV3Zlreameram bet estal wt help se*. thee a mem wiched peeesodise, sharp lag the two weasel y, he had sever heard et. The imeleeet bed Mead that be tad ormaltoi bit alionmy beim Nis Met seep. god u Its. it was a Mimeo thimt flor as etawneep to de. Is sneer to maids the Mow Meer balm this if le them the case would be slay es this b e met a ones is which sa l =e a r aerie amid be pmesessod. The ems we dos etMessed wadi November. _ sa Dews Jacobs. ni. bethiat:l6l74iiiib&:plaltill bolsi of Yr. MS" MIIIIMIWASIBing 111 lb* wrisompr bollilloom lib*, hobeffhloa 0. Imigheir. Boni Jai% bl d: k3 may kr bodbe a towel, Mak which as vas 1 bad la silks bopoehr oesiost ham Treat, bot, be dr drab as s moo Miser, duo it a fir the dobsiost. ebbe nob 1111Mitax Ifr. Combiroor lof. thouglit a Ant Irma Todd to wildest, bat We red the an far . emesclaests. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YEarmAy. alum . Its. IVITIIIAN. .- . . Timothy Mea, Mph/Wed gulag of having toeusithoi • amuse wevelt on Melent Peeler. WWIIMa spooned tee the deleadest, ar e i• tiom word Oat the peatemese be. lima a prow mg lbw mob! withstand. The lasing wee • Iteedid mem sod the matem MA WIN Ida • etoleabd etelold. Is additim tee W 01 mede tomdalms heists of his iatimag with the dellmileat's WA, mid this led to the emelt A whales was calla Me ewer to barbs beard the prasseles gives es Med Ilhe Morsel esseea The peessehr utterly Mail the Manse se ghee. Ms Masa teamed the albehat to three :seethe' istrimsmat. BMW Nu Tessa. The weannWiltiresu essivend as Monday with Rogers, alias WON*, wee beenglet up and sentenced to be us spinal he Its sp. Asephiso WNW, WISIWiId at the last semis of stealing new she bed tesaired to pay tradasea's bills for ber essista, Mr. Dewy, ed oraeunsstreet, we brought up and seetansel by Mr. Wasp Is ass year% hod labour. • Gime Jest PRISWITSINT. t.OS Wraith* PM le be #Theliek he Wed I . ll tY, Mllethe arema, sais m preseummet resi pry beg le e D e w Maths et the 19.1ri to the tairthes evil et what ere pied lain w p m..," Meg asp maid bypassed Mises are maw i rage bet glee se *Ms es the Imam Wog as ea tzt2a seW ft air see Waled he the dit i esel igedi peariel lii rer i eles * peeper y adeh met may MI le the assesepreset et pity hissed gement himaaly, mere esposhay ensue sea shape me, dm the Me et reelisee, }mated le be epee he sem bees ea baby meshp. st this, et .w its all miss peiralleelese ere dna." M. Mara emil be gehmiesereed la lie preeelehtest, sad beil belperies essims * seep " epees bat ahw plates spas wee a had cc the Paseheaere' =ge r V hali deat isd is great aril. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1852. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-BOUMR. The lasi Nam said be hail teseivel • Mhz ea the MON of as hefting oyettee,te lefilt sail Ns Wiener be Nimbi It Ns duty to give al Se potash, No anti It Wel OS 'Amu " trzbelige, Se 13, " My Led,-Bises leNag beam hive Mane sash a pat sail leas secapied loold&re fasters etioolka ter Ma. 11 : 0 beg N. taffies ewe denim, alma are Used a autos of at Wei Doyen, one of hes sine bad& as dr pant We. The ensue his neverase tidy Oa lee MOB eel et erenost balms ea passed Mat Nihau Nat& realarsess, se I me Re I; hum la the &bp of West Drapes, bet on a setters near Ma au the pasta= knows la awl edam as he plass for s wrierie, of what 1 eau* ny. le peoe a trite every fasuaing at the ealway statism le the aufs - toy let W oe Me -- hitting in yid& be antally nu r ses en= lig =4 d ia d a it a rifirser i l ed W o es le tae • IMO peolsose el Ms sable * rad it woulda he difficult foe as enpuisaild ellen to brig him to *Mc I am wry te Weals yen IsediMp•oath sa samba es OM, bat se you have nand a fleftembeffien to pa dew awe B ras abbay, I tent that whoa I se* It is he Me pith& &se I apply te yet, say asdsp will be Mani ban the brass' to your Latalfel oust serves; EMT Itusfirfit." TM eellowair were contend fa the Angsbi. They wa• bedi pined circulars: " I leg & huhu you I have shamed my residues te the above affirm I have Asa Moo ailed II I mold use the whoa. bins of a reek het I allays Maned suing =vim tut tha us . , as nisol un a l ea th , i ) ; s yze s a s bed ia net give: st the solielatisa of gene euresperisa oath b, 6 I oohed by • seintlie Mei& male • Waste Weld =raemethe probisa of the whoa of a sot ban mind at enema a predict* d the winners of the rams • al eae pea; sad I can wow undertake Name with or- Way the winner of any rem salantlisil to as. The may years I have bees tweerably lama to the public in my probation may to taken as some guarantee that I am able to peens what I state. I think it right to soy that I am, sag ever have been, wildly uncounted with Me ming co betting sirens, and that It is by purely asinfille westmmas I de tunas the reinter of a ram. Liked I en punkolled host baselai myself. frammesh es I *add' hoe Me faulty of crawly were I pienaelly tatopostei la a raw. and met met speak of the appal's* thayessatts Itself of making mosey by a knowledge of what ham win win a rue ; and it is only hi a select number of my correspon dents that I menthas the matter. " Fee, one guise& Znelose stamped directed envelope. I ..,,.es, respectfully." " Cartavora non. " The elettveyast Wiese pewees have been publicly WWI seem awl whose lowered predictions hays &7' Di him Ina way he essealted on the follow - • &LI et the hake Whets Is life p awl he lea yews Ie Seek and wawa - selethe heel* esesthen, Hobanasot end le dispeoltlee, and proses/0 In Ilk eorleakeigiires. 411 e. I Tle wide period at Ilk described, and £0 6 0 mss Nish hetinAtha 0 10 0 " ♦esep mph= eel sieberale investigation 1 1 0 " Qemliens edged sad advise given on all Wein of impetuses 0 2 0 The laid Mayor mad ha believed the elms of imposton isf Whom his esevespeadent emeplained earned ea a most haerethe awl eseeneive beanies, end belayed se the vile eeseederewp whia the bettismbesese emptied. He hoped Mr. Walpole would the lIMISINIMI whisk lt was un derstand Ili eight hers. sswtlemas intended te bring for ward %tram s .Sssa l sd is the wrens mananvres wbish were deffireserted be with the Apse et cheating the mead imengssimmed. wee Merged with meallting an unfortunate female iVr e pditieseaa. Al the peer woman was walking inoffensively along the street, the defendant struck her violently is the lime. A patient= in going his retinas heard the cry "Stop him," aid a p e d the dehedant amordingly at die corner of • amt. The illeindemt resested the stresedea by striking patisemem. end was hived he the seMiewbesse. Xt ileyeat mil the mom had follbwed and solicited and otberwiee immejed lfm, end that be pushed her away. He wee seatemed to SIMS days' impdecemeat in the House of Correction. _ __ _ - ----- GUILDHALL. Amer Anse Marie Solarium de Gado*, of 103, Mount streott_Greevesorsquam, was brought up by habeas corpus hem w hitearametmet Debtor's Prison, where he was in !on midi process, to appear to a charge of feloniously a number of shams and other property, belong ieTtise Miaow " Anglo Frame Californian Clold Hin ter Oarraa . It appeared from the evidence given on a &maw aeeee , that a company was established in France ander dr above title by one Varies, who appointed the prise as of that company in Ragland, for the purpose of a brawls osempeny •' and he was entrusted with a sem , abrat 700 0 , sad a large number of shame of the eeefmatsd mine 050,0001. Oder were taken in Yin's Arnmyeed. Yeergatsstreet, and the company was la mese ionniesion by Do Gaston ; but Vachon having seine am le ibis essintry and demanded an account, diaereses errs whist' embed is De Gamon's taking away a *make ef dilate!, hem the emcee te hie private house, wham hi emessint them imam the of one of the ream, the E amederr, mad in the of a sofa. Ho wan thee into custody by Vachon, m a Marge of the 4811 3Ir li llestees, Who appeared for the prosecution, in open hag this ass, tea the opportunity of stating that the fre quent Mdeemmeate of the ere had taken place, not as had be= elated, be the seammience of counsel, but in order to bring a witness from hues. Further evidenes was then given, and WilliamLlerll lam Mated thaethrough the instrumen tality of a Ils.Zsmisll he had been engaged on the 14th of Junelyst Geste. ea secretary to the linglish company, id at a 2sll. a year, bet was respired to take 600 slum &seedbed the seem of business in the office, smleleted that be believed nagetiations were going on with leveed J■wO to bearer directors, and that there were for about 2,000 shares. lie was at De Germ's leases the 17th of Avast, and saw the shares in question Mrs, ea a their in tie thewiarreoura. He bad learnt bem De Germ that he hod sell hem 80 to 120 shares to a /Ir. hremeam The shares Area te hint were those of the eseapaey, and were sot negotiable without the sig noduse se De Gesten. There were differences between Tombs. sad De Gaston, and the latter always dented Velem% right be interfere with his duties in Enfield. EAMON was thee called which proved the bringing of the AIM to Ilenstretreet, and their concealment, and H. Vachon staled that about 400 shares, worth 180,000 ham, were Ma k* Ik. Dem* the. addressed the court for the prancer, asiemlies thetas dame of foray could be iresta, for that be wee kadeft is perendea of the prommy In gree ds., eel theeeltre Om INN be no "besides which the phew Wined rid eaderied that be bed • right to the roger% min threats there meld be se Mosier in tent it massehm sod emsealieg it, whisk wee only dare to bem it hem Wes seised by Vaasa The saseden was 41110 whisk MY the en** of a civil amiss. The mart being of this opinion the charge whet the *mar was dismissed. He, however, remised be the outedy lithe moor by whom be Wires arrested. It was thee elated that a hem* mire Mew was wait ing to take bias late sulidy mailer the treaty of extradi tion on a charge of foegery. The Fresh ether wee called, sad stated that he was am ablest to tektites pate earody thee, bat that all the document' WON babes the Secretary of State, when nlieity he wee awaiting. Farah DIMS, aged 19, wbo wu ch.r N l with attempting to commit sulaido, mu again brought halmt Mr. Como (or Mai examination. On Oa Mem esmalaalion Mrs. Margaret Poole, 01 No. 6, LinstipaincL IL Luke's, stated that she was formerly aegealstid with parents of the primer. Her father his milisitor in tho ClV•elad, who gave her • 111:1 1 :2 1s mition a .Ma disd shunt gm" ago, and her mother four pan skim, hankie her mom* when the primmer was *sheds • Amass as servant, but she was obliged. Mom le lune bee service, and witness was lainsed, acm mama of amity, to receive and mated her midst h et waf t but sbe was omatantly in • stabs of assinembalr. On Ile peelers she was M amm OM Ills a pima bee Iskia a of oxalic ealionisit Papa beat Pe Mae she purpose of Maw out Maim Mho issmil her ratebe under the pains of the peas Pak she admitted basing token. She int im seised to St /3arthelemew's Hospital, in wiss d rolio was Weeded ka, and she was subsequently brought tirade court The hal as Meads or rela tions M omit bee, wesegt her: circumstances sot = is satisitt. ski had espi She plasma to go into the Oa the preseat esnenhatios, Mr. Oinelo nelwi Me yOtreg worn wlnther she had re mewl vs.*. earasew ef the net with which she was awl r Timywang woes said she had, and was exceedingly Ism lir wait as lad des& 3k. Carrie than asid by a. went to bs thankful to Pro. viands tar advise bar Ilk awl oho in raising her up kind Meads Mass lb* last aumiastlas. Bs Ist irssalvod va rious subs of newsy howeehol henovelowe pee* who led goad the polkwatetil in Me =impious. end with these le wield be WM lowething bier Mare main. He dm vibe** die would be go to Booth AIWA t Therms wino dismissed Batas is p. disit NM did a. MI Mob diem, bat did aot dam Sir id. drat. Mr. Cork the adhered her into the damp of Mn. Poste, her triad gereleelne, aad undertook ee mho legal/Ms as Mthe lad air of perridft fee her welfare. The frillawiss • &SW Mnrtieaa white ham Imbed the meelsbale fee this OS. J. Z. M. A," the half of M. es e% 110,711. July 1662; "IlMenee i.," 11. ; "F.." ammo Om ;"B. D. 8.," Post-Wise arderihr ss. ;" H. L.," tbmps, 6s. ' ; "L. A. L.," do., 6s. ; "H. F.," do., Cr; " W. 8.," do., 16e. ; "A. C. C.," do., Is. ; " Claptoe" cash, 10e. ; Mrs. R. TIM, do., 11. ; "A. L.," M isr st o mps , 3s. ;" A man of the Turf," 10e. ; " H.T.," Mn. Pool, said that, through the ease haying been re ported in the newspapers, she bad remind two letters by post, ens making • proposal of marriage to the young mama, sad to plies her ia Mimeos sad comfort hems? ; the ether wee from Neweastle-on-Tym, offering her • comfeetable situation. MARKETS. COTTON.—LivaavooL, Barr. 14.—The Wes to-day an allnated at 8,000 bales, of which neenlators sad ex pellee ban week taken 1,000 bales, ineladiag 600 E_gyptias at OIL Bgd., sod 40 Boa Islands at 20d. to 21d. The ba wls elan flunky an 16,000 been The market clone with • hamiembe Widow ; sad, compared with Friday's rata, pito dap low polities of American hays regained Unit bit WWII lees, sad s point men, we think; every tidy! do Veit. --•— - - MAIIMIPM, suet. 14.—We have bad a very arm mark bat attempts to exact better prices bare not been setwltheleadingthe accounts of storms end of ravages the wean in the American cotton growing districts. Yee the lawns trade there was a large inquiry in cops, of abash maasemenreas have a didiculty in getting a fa niggly ; mad primal's", • tendency to louden. For Oramsmy then was Mbar mere business, and prices are stindy, stun et the beet *name being under contract for the whets if °debar, November, and DeceMber. For beet geidellse sf tame yarns very full priors are obtain abb. Water twist, No. 30's, are quoted :at 10d ; 130's doubled, 141 d. For the Levant the tr•de le dull. India Imes have gone of at last prim. Ice sloths, printers and Meting, are very name, sad ia mat ether kinds of vein dwelt met sub &beg, aaly beessee sellcn cannot dad goods to supply at reeessable rates. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lazne, Sart. 14.—The market has been brisk and animated to-day. A good business has been done in both the cloth baba. Ontft el ageed max. ketable character were good sat. atimbe imtftue Mw; prices arm. CORN.—Hata., Sept. 14.—The Widnes" of the week has been marked by mere confidence and tone than was the caw during the previous fortnight, and although 'mule: tics has been quite wanting, a daily consumptive demand has manifested itself, with inquiries hum very different quarters for samples and offers. To-day's market wee moderately 'applied with new Wheat from our own sod the near Lincolnshire farmers; the condition was very good, and having a fair demand from the millers, all fresh dry samples were free sale at fully the rates current last Tues day ; the same remark applies to foreign, but old cham bered parcels are still neglected. Very little new Barley yet offering, but the quality good ; a price hardly yet started ; 300. naked for one or two fine lots. For grinding = there is a [ma sale at full prices. Beans are again : the new are fine and dry, nteetlnic a ti eels se they win. sea very so e. and he great Oats only doll ale, sad inspeetere hays to make some eon °elision to effect sales from ship. With an increased import of Linseed this market rules quiet, without, however, an Mallon in value ; the cold weather increases the demand for Cakes, our apply of which is at present entirely limited to Hull made. No business passing in Rapeseed, and Raps Cakes are exceedingly scarce, fetching our top quotations. Wheat, Eoglish, red, 375. to 40s. • white, 4.5. to 445. Dentine and Konigsberg, 424. to ' 46s. ; Pomeranian anal Hamburg, 375. to 42a. ; Daniels, Holstein, and Friesland, 38s. to 381.; Russian and Odessa, 345. to 38e. Oats, English. 171. to 195.; Danish, His. to 180.; Fries land, 18s. to 20s. • Bulimia, les. to 18s. Barley, malting, 28s. to 30i. ' • grinding, 245. to 255. Beans, 295. to 36a. ; foreign, 30e. to 83e. Pees, white, yellow, and blue, 3•25. to 341. ; grey and black, 28e. to 30a. Linseed, Black Sea, 441. to 465. ; Petersburg, 425. to 465. ; Rip and Archangel, 38e. to 421. ; Konigsberg and Memel, 38e. to 40e.; Linseed Cakes, Hull, 71. 15e.; fine fo reign, 71.6 e. ' • inferior foreign, 81. 10s. ; Rapeseed, 241. Os. ; ltape Cakes, 92x. Sd. Tares, English, 42e. ; foreign, 25e. to 30s. ()nano, 41. to 91. Os. Bones, 955. Ityemesl, 71. Im ports front Sept. 4 to Sept. 10 :-heas, 2.44 qrs. ; Barley, 1,762; OW, 1,012; Beans, 167; Peas, 39; Tares, 20 ; Lin seed, 11,983 ; Rapeseed, 1,407 ; Oil Cakes, 12 tons ; Bones, 22. Starr. 14.-We aro only moderately supplied with wheat for this day's market; the trade railed steady at about Friday's rates. The little new barley showing finds buyers at about 295. to 30s. per qr. MIA. No alteration in other articles. Arrivals this week:-Wheat, 3,636; Oats, 10; Barley, 47; Beans, 152 ; Rapeseed, 816; Linseed, 2)0. - - - - . LITIMPOOL, Sam 14.—The imports of grain and flour this week are moderate, both from our own coast and from foreign ports, whilst the export of American flour is larger than we have hitherto been accustomed to see. to grain trade during the week has been steady in demand and price, and scarcely any variation has occurred in the value of any article. The Corn Exchange this morning was slenderly attended by buyers. A moderate demand was experienced for wheat and flour, and all good qualities fully supported late prices. Superfine sweet American flour commands 21s. to 21s. 6d. per barrel. In oats and oat meal there was a limited huffiness. A few Irish new oats sold at 2s. bed. per 451 b. Beans were a little easier to buy. Barley and peas without alteration in value. Indian corn also unchanged ; American white 305., and yellow 295. 6d. per 4801 b. The weather is very fine for the latter harvest, which will very probably be brought to a close this week. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn from the 7th to the 13th Sept., inclusive:—Wheat, 12,836 qrs.; Barley, 797; Malt, 580; Oats, 5,227 ; Beans, 1,630; Peas, 193; Indian Corn, 6,492; Oatmeal, 3,609 sacks; Flour, 1,618 sacks, and 17,103 barrels. Exports to Ireland:—Wheat, 761 qrs.; Indian Corn, 656; Flour, 256 sacks, and 4,869 barrels. LYNN, Sept. 14.—A good supply of new Wheat to-day, mostly of very poor quality and condition, and prices about Is. per qr. lower ; old supports its value. A few samples of new Barley, quality various; some very nice malting, and others more or less stained and sprouted. Wheat, 611bs. to 631 b., old, 425. to 46e.; fine, 465. ; now, 661 6 e. to 6011:i5., 30.. to 365.; fine, 40s. Barley, 245. to 295.; extra, 30.. per qr. to the growers. NEWCASTLE, Sept. 14.—The weather since Saturday has been upon the whole favourable for harvest operations, for although we had a very heavy fall of rein early on Sunday morning, the temperature since has been low, accompanied by drying breezes, which have had the effect of hardening and improving the condition of the corn exposed in the fields. There is still some quantity of grain abroad so that a continuance of fine weather is requisite to place us in a safe position. At out market this morning we had a fair supply of new Wheat from tho country; condition much improved and our millers being in want of such qualities for mixing, a clearance was early effected' at fully former terms. In old little was done, I holders being unwilling to accept the prices now cur rent. Flour, of doubtful quality, in slow request, and the turn cheaper, and with good supplies of new Wheat an apprehension is entertained that our millers will be com pelled to reduce households to 30s. per sack. Rye nominally the same. In malting Barley little stirring ; but some of our =album are inclined to commence malting, and will give 31s. for Norfolk varieties, weighing 52ilbs. per bushel. Old Malt not so much inquired (or. Fine old Beans and Peas were sought after, and the turn dearer. Oats without change. CATTLE.—fittrantir, Sept. 14.—Our market this morning was very largely supplied with Beasts, and the quality varied; the attendance of buyers was also nume rous, which caused a brisk trade, and all descriptions were readily disposed of, and the turn of prices for the best ox Beef was in favour of the seller. Notwithstanding Wilton fair being held yesterday, and the great amount of business transacted, there was a more extensive supply of Sheep and Lambs than for many weeks put; the demand, however, was brisk, end nearly all on offer changed hands at very high prices. Lambs advanced from 2d. to 4d. per stone. Small Calves were scantily supplied, and were sold at ad• vented rates. In the Pig market there was a good deal of business transacted at improved rates, and the supply was large. Ox Beef sold sold from 9s. to 10s. per score ; cow and heifer, Ts. to Bs. Best Down Mutton, 64d. per lb. • in ferior, &e., 61d. to 6d. ; Beef, 64d. ; Lamb, Td. ; Veal, bid. to 61d.; Pork, bid. to 641 Carcass Veal, Bs. to 81. 6d. per score ; Pork, 7s. 6d. to 7e. 9d. Bacon, 7s. to 7s. 6d. ; green, per lb., 61d. to 7d. ; dry, Bd. to Sid. Store Pigs, 18s. to 26e. welt. hen Ms LONDON GAZIITTA—Tuesdep, Sept. 14 BANKRUPTS. ALEXANDER Fortran, Dunstable, straw bonnet manufac turer, to surrender Sept. 30 and Oct. 28, at 11, at Basing hall-street. Bola., Crapley and Burn, Lombard-street, and Simpson, St. Albans; 06. asaig., Edwards, Sam brook-court. Erma= Jonas, Liverpool, linendraper, Sept. 24 and Oct. 13, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sol., Williams, Liverpool; oft wag., Turner, Liverpool. EDWARD MICHELSON, Menehester, woollen merchant, Sept. 28 and Oct. 29, at 11, at Leeds Court. Soh., Bond and Barwick, Leeds; off. &nig., Young, Leeds. HENRY °xenon flon.ma, Birmingham, grocer, Sept. 29 and Nov. 2, at 111, at Birmingham Court. Soh., Mortara= and Co., Birmingham ; of amig.,Whitmore, Birmingham. MACRICE MICHAZDS. Birmingham, grocer, Sept. 29 end Nov. 2, at 114, at Birmingham Court. Soh., ?Latinism and Co, Birmingham; off. asaig., Whitmore, Birming ham. BENJAMIN SALTER, North End, Fulham, brewer, Sept . 28 at 1, and Oct. 19 at 2 , at Basingliallareet. So h., Lawrence and Flews Old Jewry.clumnben; off. Nag., Edwards, Sambrook ;wart. Lawn WORMS and MATTHEW WORMS, Quecmareat, cheapsida, niereheas, Sept. 30 and Nov. 2, at 12, at Besingball-street. Bele., Tilleard and Co., Old Jewry ; off. wig., Groom, Abehurels lane. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Oct. 11. C. F. Bailey, Burelem, Staffordshire, boot and shoe Ripka—Oct. 9. J. Barg, Uttozeter, Saffordshire, brewer—Oct. 7. W. Higginbotham. Macclesfield, Cheshire, silk mianufacturer—Oct. 11. R. W. Lishman, Shenatems, flialigilearlre, surgeon—Oct. 9. T. Shaw, Birmingham, sinfibnet. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Abell and L. Owen, Holyhead, Anglesey, drapers. B. Barber, C. Barber, and R. Barber, Newton Heath, Lab cashire, manufacturers of naptha. R. Handle, J. Beadle, and T. Wright, Carlisle, Cumber land, attorneys. T. R. Clarks, W. Willmott, and B. Best, Holloway-temice, and King.street, Tower-hill, preserved provision mar. aunts. J. S. Deane and J. Taylor, Liverpool, general merchants. R. Driver, 8. Leaver, and J. K. Sutcliffe, Haliwell, Lanca shire, cotton manifacturers, so far as regards J. K. Sutcliffe. T. Flintoff and W. Miekle, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, mustard nranufaetunrn. A. Hardy, R. Hillis, and M. Hills, , Lower Woodlands, Yorkshire, wonted manufacturers. C. H. Higgias B. T. Higgins, and 8. F. Knowles, Birken head, Cheshire. J. M. Hill and J. Pattinson, Carlisle, Cumberland, jcarers. BM, Davislan,Mill, and Clarke, Glasgow, so far as regards N. Hill. G. Knack end J. I. Clarke, Piccadilly, linen drapers. A. B. Maine and W. D. Tomlinson, Liverpool, general teams. A. M ▪ a ae Demi& and J. G. Galan, Leadezhall-street, City, Mahn.. H. Ines and C. 3EOi d , Old-road, Limebouse, and Giles'. row, Onabridire-ro s s, Mile-end-reed, drapers. R. Webb* and K. Phillips, Portman-place, Edgware-reed, lines drapers. 0. Owens and T. Owens, Pontesbury, Shropshire, grocers. W. Plant and T. Bentley, Lon on , Staffordshire, plumbers. R. Sherwin and W. Sherwin, Mactlesfield, brush makers. T. Smith and R. Butcher, Bungay and Beaks, Suffolk, corn merchants. J. Stevens and G. B. Park, Manchester and Macclesfield, Yorkshire, architects. Mary Tatham, 8. Horde.% and .7. Foulds, Cold Edge, Yorkshire, farmers. W. W. Tookey and J. Selby, (Dandle, Northamptonshire, silk mercers.. J. P. Tylee and T. Bennett, Batb, chemists. J. B. Williantion and J. Heywood, Preston, Laneasbire, cotton sanstracturen. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TlllB DAY. Nowt. Owe et Mud. Wraith et Mud. Mato et the Weather. &W. Gentle Berne. Orem& TUE ACCIDENT ON THE BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAY. A second fatal result has ensued from the accident to the express train on Wednesday last at Creech, near Taunton. The engine -driver, Eaton, who had sustained severe injury of the wrist, died en Monday morning in the Taunton Hospital. His arm was am• putated on Friday, and martineation set in on Sunday. His deposition has been taken, bet it throws no light on the cause of the engine runabsg et the line. He was 34 years of age, and has left • wife, bsd no family. • . . CAcivertimmeut.)--HoiLowAT's PILL!! FOR TOE Cogs co burn OIMMALUM. boirraler. PLeTnam; um Ann firdinrof ponosii: i pi th rk Os ia i ssio, " ot orprarte sod inns likllt no. mot of mien bent- Ws, Morroo, doloolns of nlnls sir proml oral dile iron of arnioni 0100 sontinrsetin norio Inn mom Is lidlowoolo TWA is Ow irons, irk ortl rjrnlooL porponin On no Mos of *Moor nonolid, [MIMI emit ribkobod by Wasson Kato of No. Lookbied• Gino. la dri aq imam Priater,ot the mi." in lAirnitard gimpOsibi pmrited 8111213 ULA IS, I IN& SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SEABORNE MAILS. IN imelie Mattes wets are pent if4/11 the General Ported, ee r the idebb—eed M by the reentsa—deepeteM Day Whoa medial er—e ao7, ----• C0U3111111121. to OcueralePoot. net i leh mi Moe Leedom. deepauled. doe. —..---- I, t=Fllek.pasioft V &ICU ..... Liverpool.... . depL It Uolted Mate. . pia .... .. 1 1 Mept. 21 ameoleatt;itlitate.4N .Sept.l2. I nept. 23 Avoirena(vla Booths:op.! I ke) Ai, 20th of each elnatl..liouthamptoa. Sept. 21 DIN. (eta Marseilles) le lith each inuoth...lDover ........ a n , I DIM (via Cape of Good Bodo) lll2nd of the month' Plymouth ...I MK. 30 &trim ( West Omit) M. 13rd of the :moats,. t I).er ✓ nth ... I Y~OrY• ...............66212* of mond 12 Dover .........664.16 latMhlm .«..«....»« M ; may Mil „II fa of the month .ststirdertsa. Oct. 12 MOON Lynn .JI IPM of the watt ioalhamotan. 0.4.12 011ikmaili_ _. —.AI deaklll.bof r.teatb .estiniespt,n. tt e .r. It Chen of GeseiliQZ.....ll talk 4 the month . Plyemath„.... Sept. 2s °Weds Verda....... _.....1114th of die mouth Pl 6 mouth .. Sept. 26 mMeatiaopleo......../iittal7th27Ulettaite . (tee, Omni Amelia AI I Isditlithotra . elk 11 , u:Sedepttes. ear. in Cirmal kiss lll Mae, Wed.J.H44. Sonfamptse. Tu Th.e s . 1Vd61.. ....** .. 2l Isital7thot 'mane Suet.sampteu. Sept. as Freate ** ............1a le !Tome daily Lkover Mei11eet.....................2 4 17M1Ttbnk0tm0a !Inver Sesioug. ......14 Tamday t ?ridgy I trnalon iota Sat. Mimi .=.".......111 Medan. a Katw. 1 iaed05.........111. ill. Ilialhass —.........1i 11th of the mostl.:+outnasnyt..b. Sept. Is I Didsind.. ..Kai It il4riot .laily .. ... .. . ; llelettaul '.Take d i. Liallaisladttt.) 21 loth of the r.neth .Southampum Sept. 21 I WM (et a Marsaillee) ft•lttloilt.2llthof month, Dover ... 19 WV (Ma Cape of Good' ! H o) N 14th of the month Plymouth ....941n.:6 Maluitium N 11th of the month Plymouth ....Sept.l6 idedlterraima(via acut! • :lOth at the mosubl 11 doethemptem. Sept 21 I=riallormillee) V :Slialdletle otOlOata • WT.., ... .... !Sept. 19 Melle 0....... Madeira ... 21 121211123 d of V.', ma. loothamptea. Oct. 11 Nails ......... ........ 1 , 71/4170,letearth ! viletholtheasmAritroter —.... PepLl9 aidoe• .», Mil it b2st2of mon never Papal dtaleo• .........2115M1109Sthormon' rlnser .. .. rewinds ..............11Y1L141127thofuou. dew 'umotoLliepl. It Pero V "2ndrillthof womb .temit6.66.4.4.6..i5ept. le Tummy* til .5013.h23th0f mot IDes,7 lSept. 21 /Tad Imam V 2a466l7thefeareatb I 4outlemaymearept. 16 Van Diemen's Land (see Amtralia) I • Iltstniklieit; tbo.e cow French picket to Marteittes. thaa marked (.1 as °aimed b; CASUALTIES. Sarah Richardson, Sniiiii,l;73ll7lilepool to Cronstadt, is on shore off Rsoen ; assistance has btui sent.—Elsinwe, Sept. 10. Solon, of Yarmouth, N. 8., from Ardrcs , ao to Boston, w t abandoned, Aug. 7, in lat. 43, lon. 40, in a sinking state; crew sated. ♦RRIVED. ATTICA-at Deal, Sebate 13, from -.„ „ .... Qum.. Ans.sao-at Deal, September 13, hem. (mem) Atmovse-at Liverpool, September It from - 2. . Ceara Ammer Annum/ -at Liverpool, September 11. franr..... Iliranotbi Aeon-at Gravesend, Sept. 13, from - .... ...Archangel Amma-at Grameend, September 14, from Qu.lais lIIMMA-et °reverend, repteniber 14, from.. ...... -Starks bay Comma-at Grammar; September 13, from Gamma CAM. AIM OrerAr -at Orleelend, ti, ptember IS, from_ ... ... G tth CATIMIIIIN Ses.alitte-rt Gravesend, September IS, from • China CATZMIIIII-at Orzereellel, September 13 from - .... Lar.eg CHAMOIS-at Gravesend, September 14, from Norway Ccus-itt Oravegerad, September 14, from Heemmiled Ceaomv it Raven/,.-at Deal, September 13, from Pbeadelphia Duatheo-at Deal, tiepterab:r 13, from - -...... . 41. bee Daawarer -at Gravesend, September 14, from Archangel ELIM-Se Oremsend, Septemter 14, from Lhasa Raresoa-at Graneend, September 11, Item Cheonte Sew ean-st Deal, September 13, from. ..„ ... . - ..... ......these Ithesimintese-off Falmouth, September 13, from Akyth Unworn Rem-at Newport, September 1; frau. Lemma Eaw-oef Dever, September 11, from (Ratite Ptaae-off Falmouth, September 1; from Wawa. WILIMMIIIM- at tiravesead, September 14, - tom thee., Gasser Mimeo-at Gravesend, September 13, fotim„ et. Mica Goethe-at Oraveread, September 12, from South Seta OADADMIT-at Gravesend, Septesibtt 14, fr0m.,,,.,, Frump GIOVANNI-off Falmouth, September 12, fran........„. Sertlltte4l DIANNA-at Gilteeeettk September 11, from Quebec Healer SIMMS -et Gravesend, September 14, from Archangel Hans Tmonewaus-at Gravreend, Sept 14, from lleetim Jame-et Gravesend, September IJ, from Feltrmo Juan-at Graverend, September IL from Archangel Jens-at Orameend, September 14, from Archangel Jones-at Gravesend, September 14, from Archaseel Jeanne-at Plymouth, September 13, from Tarragona Kin. tbrew-at Deal, September 13 from-- tobamteas eager -at Orsvoreni, September 14, hoot ....... seas Übe SIMMISITW-at Gravesend, September 13, free Derth La Buse-it Liverpool, September 11, fr0m......, ... IMet. Mama-at Liverpool, September 14, tram SMIIMMIIIII KILL SATIME-at Deal, September 13, from Marsala Mthevente-at Liverpool,ll September 14, from Molt Meneniure-at /Gravesend, September IS, from Genoa MART Ass-11t Gravesend. September 14, from Charente I MII•NRILL-14 Gravesend, September 14, from Taganrog Muaseva-at Gravesend, Sept mber 14, from ........- ........ Rouen Mtlthon-at °mewed, September It, from Duos-et Gravesend, September 14, from Gamboa Peen--MLlverpool, September 14, from ..................... PATRIOT-la Gravesend, Reptembr 14, from ATOOng ,I Gums Vaeroam-et Gravesend, September 14, from toettee RAISIMW-at Falmouth, September 13, from Ibmila Rear-at Gmveseed, September 14, from St. Kati Or. Mann-at Liverpool, September 14, from Matanzas Sr. Janos-at Grammes; September 14 from Quebec Semen-at Gravesend, September 14, from Rio Greeds Sum Ronesa-at Oreveseeid, September la; from R. St. Lawrence tirrusen- at Gravesend, September 14, from Tehran* Baum Peas-at Deal, September 13, from .... . . ...Callao Ten-at Deal, Sept. 1, from Ale:sod:Li Toorre-at September 13 from Sarbaders Tr/wee-at Dm September 13, from Itarbadoes Twormaith-at th, Sept ember IS, from Lemke TVSCAN--off Dover, September 1 from MAMMAS Tau-atrireomend, September 13, from. St Domingo TNTOIN-al Gravesend, Cept. 14, from Mebane.' Vannes-at Gravesend, September 14, from Arthaegel Views:a-at Deal, Sept. 13, from ................. lieguemy Wa. Wsuas-at Deal, Sept. 13, from Quebec Wm. awo Tamma-of Falmouth, Sept. IS, from ...... ....Taglatog Zammor-et Liverpaol, September 14, from .31cme SAILED. Boma—tram Liverpool, reptember 14, to.. Pernambuco Bezonenea—kcanurawarime. Sagewmber 14, to Port Pbil.,p Ooormue—bma ante, *splendor 14, to Newport Caws. Cameon—far OMBINNII4. 2w =II7ter 14, to Newport Enamma.—faist 14, to Comeaminopte Fonerrves—kvia li tat, 1144eimbee 12, to Lando 1111101 o•—tresa Li Ilapkimber 14, to New York Gotava —from Ctreveamml. Iliglember 14, to Yonrea—trees Palmoulk Orgessabor 12, t 0........ latdon *sutra—tear P tom*, 1102enaker 13, to Labrador Matnar—far Limpid. lyettoabor 14, to Stamm Kan 14:1414—trou geoomil, loplualter 14, to Diatve Bar Ithari—fan Ora Ilipteator 14, to P. POPO') Town—tom Onnoood, timin6r. 14, to Ca:cutta Inn entaesm—Proin Giummal, Sept. 14, to Beale Tam olituarria—tree Liverpool, ,beptember 14, to.— komon VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Adventist (witakr), 70Carty, of London. Aug. 25, lat. 40 N., Ic 37 W. Amities, of Liverpool, mho:wham/1, with emigrants, all well. Sept. 7, 16 miles S.W. of &Awes. Apalisa dips lis (et. migr Aug.an7,t shlp), frostN., t Plymoo. outh 43for Port Phi ll ip, all well, 23 las. 14.54 25. w, Osidalream (aistgrant ship), from Loadon for Port Phillip, all well, July SO, lat. 0.15 1.. lat. 21.43 W. Ramose llamburg, tram Lama for Falmouth, Aug.lo, out 130 days, Est‘N las. of Raw ., dwitt (hip), from Lcsdos for Tomboy, Sept. 3, lat. C. 93 Malin W. w hoa Whim to Clips of Good Rom Sept. 3, lat. 44 N., battens Myth, tram Plymouth, for Sydney, out fin days, &pt. 4, LL 411.37 N., kr.11.22 W. John lionyos, tromLimelpool ke Part PhWlp, out 11 dap, Aag.23, ht. 113.41 R., km. 13.13 W. Fillosila (Pomba ship), tram Imam for Callao, all well, Aug. 2, lat. 6.41 N., loin KM W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BEADON.—Bept. 0, at Lwow Vicuna, Wilts, th• wife of W. e Besdoo, gag, of • daughter. - - - ILA ElLLneit, 11, at Cllireorc.hlll, neer Olaagow, the wife of Lieut.. Col. Blake, bird Rent., of a an. IVDD.—Sant. 11, at thiesez-aquare, Brighton, the wife of E Budd, Esq., of Illyde-parkastreet, London, of a son. :NOILLIIABDT.—Sept. 9, at Wood.lauo, Dulwich, the wife of L. A. Engelhardt, Pao., of a daughter. IROVE—Kept. 9, at Ifeejoi Notre. , it'lltahire, the wife of T. T. Grove, Eaq., of a eon and heir. _ _ . lARDC;ASTLE.. Sept. 14, at Writtle, Essex, the wits of J. A. Eat& castle, Esq., of a daughter. LOTT.:-11;pt.. 10. at &omit', Kent, the wifs of J. W. Bolt, E M ., of JOH NSTONE.—Sept. 10, at Badmen Ilan, Yorkshire, aim Jobe /40M% of a daughter. RAIIIIIACII.--dept. 11, at Limerick. hira. 1). W. Rah:Mach, of a *melte*. SCARiIITT.—Pent. 12, at Cnfoo.terraoe, Queen's-road, Peckham, t►e wile of Mr. E. L. flearlett, of a sou. NARRL&GES. CORBETT—MORRITT.—Sept. 11, at the Britlrh F.mbarry, Pans, E. Co.tett, Ep., Attacb6 nI 11.11 A Einbarny at Paris and eldest r of K. Offirbett, ,ef 'Mateo% Cheshire, te Charlotte Anne Ilan. Met, only child ol the lat. IL E. Moffitt, P. - _ . _ . - - . MAcrAmiND-80LLIVAN.-Bept. I t. at et. George's, Camberwell, Charles Cornelius, only son of W. Macfarland, Esq., of Tslae.toll, Surrey, too , mfr sec üblin. ond daughter of the late J. flailiraa, Eat., of Clontart RAN WELL—` P.TB.—Sept. 11, at St. Mark's, Surbiton, Kingure.on. Mame% 0. W. Itonwell, Fag., of Klngston-oresoent, Fontes. Banta. to Maryann, relict of the late Mr. 0. 8. Keys, of Surbiton. BMMI—fiIIAW.-Bent. 11, at Rt. Mark's, Hyddeltonaquare, he the Rev. R. M. Frost, ' Charles John, POD of 8. Smith, h.q., of Seven staters-road, Holloway to Marl, third daughter of the late 0. Mum, req., of Myndsltceugasre. DEATHS. IRIDGF.S.—Sept. 10, at Weymouth Rectory, Charlie, eliket !on of the Rev, C. Briogeo, M.A., and late of Wu ,!ham College, Oxford. :FMP.—SW. 11, at Brighton, gush, relict of O. Kamp, Esq., of Cbrehlll,l.mftri, aged 79. .BE.—Pept.l2, at Camden Lodge, Birmingham, Mime, relict of theists Thiene Eyre Lee, Earl., Solicitor of that toes, in the ...sib year of her age. ..i.V4l3.—Rept. 11, at Notting-hill, Henrietta, widowed P. Lens, Esg.,et Altioa Estate, Jamaica, aged 81. `ATNE.—Mpf.II,atIke Brewery, Bermondsey, 0. Nine, Pei., late et the Mock Etching*, aged el. 'ELLY. at HIUAW% Rantrory, near Bristol. Elizabeth. relict of tha late J. U. rally, Eq., liarabay pill aertrc.r. aged 71. EiTIORKW.—Sept. 10, at Alfred-place, Brampton, Ellen Anne Harriett, Infant daughter of the Rey. A. F. Pettigrew, A.M. 4