The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-02 00:00:00

Theo, you say, he was takes away 7—Yes, by kis hoedo wns sad brother, to hie residence. How lon dal M its after that 2—lle Beak two or three days ; I do net know exactly which. Did la we hls• after he died /—Yes. I did ; I mot to Impure. I said before I left the hospital, " There has bees moist treatuleat towards Hawes, and, it he dies, I will make • report about it." Did roes se • hie body?—Yes. Wens Mere imp monis upon his body /— Yes, as sow souks as that hate on the mock, aid Ae complained, l ho lier', to his friend', And their iriewang him round the sew!. Were they in the habit of applying this stocking to any seer patient t— Yee. biro it to ci "am of LM 4416 ° o f Pits .- - diensea. I was Dot in that pert of th e F:au . colleti over ewe eoesslosally. , I .... lady Did it 61, yob to be the common pretties ?—I have s -• 4 so ar tes•-lia ib. gm 1a.“ 04 ,en 0 . 101 .).011 . atbrt— 1 had is w:•+ in wt.- • eeU Parkinson owe worming. .15 a *Pair"' the Wother keeper mid, Do not do s ..ant tiU I mac .. 1 aid lead till he guns,. and the qf the cell, and I taught hal; of 'aids in say arms ; he came and put the stacking rotind Aim, and held Mhos fill I and another patient helped to dreg this sari, and this he gas black add blue in the fare ; std I said to this MO* Thomas, " You are strangling the wan; for Gods sake awl do it f' no said. "We MOW exhaust hiss." Did you. ever sew hint do it more *au once I—Only Sc.c to Puteason, and to Hawes about twice. You stated, did you not, that when you endeavoured to make a complaint, you wen refired admission?—When I went before the committee, I wont to make my complaint about the treatment I had received , without knowing the reason why. Who ordered you out of the roam?—Mr. jobnsou, the president of the committee. Wu he the only person in that committee'.—lie was the only person there as the committee. What day of the week was that?—Oa Friday, the usual ' weekly day. What had ou said to him before he ordered you out of the room ?— (told him howl was gamest; and told him how Igoe the situation nu by taking • man in St. Georges road; and I thought. from what IMA done since (for I had prevented • man hues" kimulf), that I was nojustly treated, by being seat away us 'ashen • period. I had got es far as that when he ordered me onto( the room. Did you tell him that you had a specific statement to make ?—No. Did you give him to understand that you bad any infor mation to give him about the treatment of any of the pa tients 1-Isio ; 1 came up to the table, and he said, " State elitist you want ;" and I said, " I thought that justice had not been done to me." You stated that you bad prevented a man from banging himself —Yes ; on one occasion . after Dr. Wood ha d said that he would watch me narrowly in doing my duty, I saw Ida looking through a window at the same time that I bad my hand on my knee watching • man who bad taken Ids Mum of and bad tors up •• part of another man's anus coat. I was watching him about at the same thin.. And this male went into the closet, and I ran down immediately. He lad got his leather Maces tied, and be got for about &a name length as my handkerchief [describlog the ewe) anus, mid another silk haadkerehief, made into • noose ; and he c uld have got on to some slates, adjacent to as iron bar, and have hung himself ; sad he was just getting up on to the slates, when I caught his, and be said, " For Oad's sake, so, Ima going to bug myself. I will let my sister know the reason for putting may M lure." His name was Elkins. We. he discharged afterwards ?—No ; he is there now. I have heard that man complain, until the day that I wise out, that he has asked for medicine repeatedly, and never got it. Thomas bad the cue of the dirty patients, bad he not, cm the sale side ?—Yes; and • man of the name of Ounn. Did you see in what way those patients slept I—The pa tients that were very dirty there w's straw put ever and see" on lb* sail if they were destructive, they would have thick sheets, made of canvas and wo,lice stitched together, so that they could not tear them. Did you ever see them put to bed ?—Yes. Had they shirts ou ?—Some of them bad act; some at their shirts are takes off. You are speaking of the males?—Yee, sad • culla frock put on. Did any of them sleep quite naked cculd net spook to that Noce of your patients were so?—None. Was Elkins's attempt at suicide ever reported to the com mittee?-1 do no: know; I went immediately when I caught him. To whom did you report it —I reported it to Dr. Wood. Was any further inquiry made into the else?— ! believe there was by Dr. Wood, for the doctor sent hint down im mediately into the basement. Atter, coo called before the board with reference to that case ?—No, I was not. lid you ever see the dirty patients washed in the morn ing 7—Yes ; these that arc very dirty . are taken away from the cell into the bath-room, and it au at the option of this man who has the charge, the senior keeper, to put them into the bath where warm water might be applied, or into the shower bath, but it was invariably the shower bath, and he kept them in about • quarter of an hour, or twenty minutes. And the water falling down all the time ?—Yes. Cold water I—Yes. Was it in winter I—Yes, it has been within the last incestb. Are you sure that the time was • quarter of an hour ? Yes, a quarter of an hour, I am certain, they Isere kept them in. Are you speaking of things that have occurred within the last muLth I—Within the lest two months or three months. Have you ever seen that shower bath applied to wash the patients in winter weather ?—Yee, a man had the shower bath some few days before I came out. Younty that that was the only mode of washing the pa tients ?—Yes; when they slid nut use the warm bath ; but there is no warm water there at that early tinge in the morning, tie o'clock; the tires are not lighted till about that time. How are the patients dried after that ?—With a sheet, or towel, and • shirt ia put on. Hays you any further information to give to the Com missioners ?—No; these are the most particular things I have to state. Wm the fact of the use of the stocking reported to Dr. Wood I—No. Or to any of the Committee ?—I am not aware whether it has ever bees reported before. Not by yon I—No, I wanted to state it on the Friday. What was the manner and general conduct of the keepers towards the petiolate, was it land or harsh I—As far as the number of keepers that they allow in the establishment gees, I should say that they are not so kind as if there were more keepers to do the work there is act a sulkiest number of keeper*, especially in the lower basement, to do the work required, by the hospital authorities. To attend to the patients properly I—Yee ; the general conduct in the upper galleries is very good ; I never heard say of the patients complain. You have been in the dirtiest ward, have you not I—No, I was in the front basement. But you were sent for occasionally I—Yes, I was. Had you an opportunity of knowing in what state the patients its the lower or dirtiest ward were 1 did you ever gee a patient struck by a keeper?—Yea, I did. Who was that I—l saw a man of the came of Dawson struch. By whom was he struck I—lle was struck by • keeper of the name of lien . In which ward ?—The man belonged to the lower hue went, and the keeper belonged to No. 4 gallery ; and Cap tain Studdy, a patient in there [I believe he bee gone out perfectly sane) reported this man to Dr. Wood for striking this man; and Dr. Wood checked him it the ward where there were about 120 patients, and said thee he knew very well it was wrong to strike • patient, and it was stated in the book that • man would be discharged for doing so. That was all I heard about it. He was not discharged ?—No. What did he strike him with?—He struck him three times with his fist. You said that you maw llawes's body after he was dead —Yes. Was there any inquest on the body ?—No ; I told his friends that I wished a post martens examination of the body, to open the men's steak, to see whether what I have mow stated could be verified. You stated that he had a habit of patting his hands against bis nets ?—Yes. And might he not have made the mark with his hands ? When be first came be bad his banns up against his head. The skin was not broken, was it ?—No ; it looked like, if you have seen a fowl with its neck broken, like blood all inside ; and t h is Parkenson's neck was wane of the two than Hawes's. Was the body examined by the medical officers of the hospital ?—No. Can you say that the marks on Parkenson's meek were ceased by the stockiag ?-4 am certain of it; I saw bin half an hour afterwards. Did you see the neck before without the marks ?—Yes. How long did those marks remain ?-I:ntil I came out; they may be on hie neck ; he ia still a patient, and very pro bably be has bad the stocking Once then. How did they shave the patients t—l helped to shave them every Wednesday and Saturday morning. How were they kept quiet when they were shaved?— They were held if they were troublesome. Have you ever made any written sta•cment to the carne mitten upon these subjects of complaint 2—No, I have not. I have seen, on several occasions, men who were equally se bad aa Hewes, who have been treated in a different way. They have been put into a warm bath for an hour, and after an hour they have stood him up, and they have got a vitta percha tube that eomes from a waterfall over the bath, and the man stood in this way (describing the same), and the water war poured ou the back part of his bead for tea minutes; and on the following morning that man had eema to ilill senses as much as some people would in a month. He was perfectly collected, and be asked how cone they to put him in there. There waa soother instance of a man la No. 2 gallery, end he was treated in the same way, and he was perfectly better in the morning, and could take a pint of beer at eleven o'clock, and eat his dinner. Have you anything further to state as to Haves and Par kens= ?—No. Did the friends of Hawes make any complaint ? I believe they did ; they went to the doctor labour it. How seine you to comintic.eate with .Nlr. Hyena upon the subject ? A young man who was formerly there as keeper, of the name of Marsden, informed me: he tame to se ea the Saute/ ,after 1 was daehrowed ea the Friday, cad said, "Il yea have sew saythisy that was set sweet towards gas padoaS, r if yes bast sot best usitiol will yeseNl4 yes on ben Win *Or iee here ;" and he immediately told me of Mr. Hymn. sad I arm to him ; and that is hew I loud it mt. 1 What were you before you were eags as • keeper P—l had been is the army, in the Rifle Wised*, in the list Battalica. Had you left your regiment lug bets,. you were sagged as keeper at Bethlehem 7—Abstat dm ran; Heft Meta la Cade. Why were yes illishaeged T.—lmaged ft; I was mew 1 ilea whoa I kft the regiment. The witness withdrew. Mr. daimon! Wsornew., ewes and wombed Can you k its the comakeimmes some ialermaties abero I Hawes, wk e wow a patina is Bethlehem 7—Yes. the 'newt Ware be west to Bee/elms ?—. I ~a to .w Tee, for many yi.:. ; r: W. Imo Wye rogiorbar, Did you see the condition of Wee mg wet ja width b. was 2—Yor, frequently. W. balWal Ili* bodily c.....aditlea f —Re was awry healthy, —*". 5 Mae iisi:i p sad very muscular. We— gbiog • . would think Its sou *eat elev.:. sums. I tire frequently beau with him ; In bet, we ham rowed matches together. He was an oar and sewn maker, and I am a boat.builder. How lug did he remain in Bethlehem 7—He wan in Beth lehem, I Walt. about fire weeks. Did you see him whoa he same out ?—I went the AM Twhoa Molten were allowed to Ise him. on able saw hint on his lonia( the hospital, did yes not?—Yes; I was use who fight him away. He was this quite emaciated; he was • Wen skeleton. In fast, It was impoodble to conceive such an alteration. I was slammed wises I saw him. His eyes were blackened all down the cheek, and his nose was cut; In feet, he was a I dreadful object. I n saw anything so Medd in ray life. Did yes make any observation alsralll le ara parson in 'We build P—l had wee with Dr. ' Weak end bo acesented for i t il a lte l lie ll lF fate by his Illeeingotegainst a leer in ISM war, I could net ing I Willellood, mad that the issr sues wed in, and the 1 Viehrate boa tbl i e l at. " i t e was P n al ltim is lt , t l trot be vim bo basso isionills. yea see his Woos* at the time ?—i saw it. appearing. did it present 2—Then sou solling MINA. We Ilmmm any Melioration ? is was discoloured alto. grasej _es fins, mad sock, and head. Ho complained a gnat deal of his amok Eli the WNW leek somewhat different ?—lt was dis allowed. Didi he say bow it occurred 7—He said they twisted his throat; but, et worse, it was iacolterent—a part of it. He bawls se Ws Triday previous to his death tolerably sensi ble Isr sass in that weak state. Whim tekubly sane, whet did be state as to the reams kr his ill-trestment P—l be whole time was spent in up. braiding his family and those connected with him for leaving him there. Ile addressed himself to me; he said, n I weeder you did not intercede for ma ;" and I said, to seet he him, " By the rule that they would not let you out, they would not let me in." He sold," You could hue got plenty of &l it l e i s i l inhat time give you mate account of the mode la which be had been treated?—He said " You have broem_kt see bone to die." I said, " You would not eat." He said, " Witold I not if I could have pt it ?" I said, "Yon were compelled to be fed ; yes would not take food." Ho said, " I only wish I could lave got it ; I would have eaten. [New I know I am dying." Did you make may inquiry about three bruises 2—Not more than I have just stated. He mid they knocked hies down. Who did ?—Tbe keeper he was alluding to. Did he relation the name of any keeper P—No, he did tied. I knew nothing of the senses of any keeper till the lellielladis I had with the person whew' pm lave already eln.at ai a. Mlle of the keeper wee Thom, who he ode Ida IN /ensue ose Hawes during the time be wee • h HIGNIagt Hospital ?—I saw Ma ea the • I wet se Sbn bit day that Needs were adaeltied, _ bad beau la there M wish' within a day. His two lestbass west in the asitehm at the time that visitors are elms& to ma peahen. sell sumo bons sad inajtzaz uedmiemhis mum of him; sea than aissuse harbeed his metier, who is • way himhboorted mime, to have ids hems mid the bomber whim yes bewe saamiaed sues end asked me if I would go Is the wish him for led peeps, and me bier we they aegis ~t hint sway. We wet to dm bisphel sad waited seas Yeti end saw Dr. Weld, and be thin sehl, " I am afraid yea will sot be able le Wee bka. le is la such a bad state." - He said, "I do est know , ~tar he will live, and the only day on which vro diatharge patlesio is Friday, and then the treasurer has the power of givift ea Nan for his discharge ; but be is out of tows. I will wdle do bin to-day, end I shall get an weer, so that you ism aka him away ou Wedneedsy." I said, "1 oleic, WM is not contrary to the rules, like to see him" (I bad cost use Ms in the time that is allowed for visitors to me tbssi),mil be sad," Yes." be would give orders that I should see him. I saw hal, and he was then in the dreadful saes I have deweribed ; and I then went again with tb• Widow whom you have examined, to bring him away ms the Wedamday. When you saw him in the hospital, you never saw any ill-treatment, did you 2—No. Where did you see hit?—On the Monday he was brought into I suppose it was what they call the receiving room, down in the lower part: but still there is a large grating, where there is a lire. I suppose it is where the patients, Whoa a little beta, and collected, ace 1111“011 to go. I did not go to his all ee did as tw die .rsell on Wednesday. On the Monday two lowspers hiendlid Erin and supported bits into this place; and i• knew me, but did sot speak ; and an his week se was going away (for it was too painful a scale to Met be made an ineffectual attempt to follow ae ; but he Mem spoke. Did you make say inquiries about his treatment spa that OCCUIOII ?—I was like others, I did not like to ner much. I asked them to account for the bruises whisk they did in the manner I have described to you ; and wina we got him home, we found another cut, it was then Masi ing, at the bask of hie head. Did you see kis body after death 2—No, I did at int dress it. I saw him in his collo. I saw that kis knees were bruised. Before, he would not have a shirt ea; afterwards, while he was lying in his bed, attar he 411111110 home, when he became sensible, be bad the bedioldis seas him; he did not object to that at all. I saw tingle bassis were bruised, but that we could sadly insisselmd, a sae in a weak state having time braises. Did you understand that be had bens salrdeskom dist rhos ?—No. I asked the keeper who our her with us (Dr. Wood sent a keeper home with no Is dis Muss is • cab), if his habits were at all dirty, sad he nelldig mas ethey were not. He was • keeper who, 1 MN'S, ), had had time care of him. Is there anything farther that ma 101 as P—l think that is nearly the whole of the evfdesss I am able to give you. Me witness withdrew. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1852. ILA fulfilment/. Ihrrom Da. Ormenorom sum IX RI KIVIIrTIIII ainiaiTA AILLRIOA CAM The Mediu et Ow sertillato do matter of Christi's Elm was serowl. by at Wool teem the Mk alt. Ms cam was paltesnad. be smmitioal, to give the bankrupt the miniift of beanie edible to show that the but of ea botiness hen around sea* was knows to z a d = meal% Morro T. &Amour mid Co., of Mr. Lawarneo, - • Galled Mr, Vallee stows% a diii a , - yam •-•- - - e mitter; Sisk_ _ w t m proved that an t was opened with that la WA la the taro of Da &my sod Or readslitPlowf boo C. Kill. )12. 11•101011/4 of the 1141,8 10• 19941 , dorsal that he had knows mad duos Wham Irbil the beak/opt by the wee of - dig since 1847. Nerd lulair TI fly .her SUM %Ode Imo lovebird to his la that memo Pall Warr ere hoed hem bib that Wee wm Oka pubs, Wm Xt. AMA rim ad Umbel., of Orseseharebdreet, Widow Ilmffilsta with Mu dem 1848 is that same • e t IMO =lO him in thus same ; which vi i i rM aw = pe f Orie n t s s i tr s ezt la hat e lmiont had bun sent to him I. lifietNtn•t, WP arms • M *PIO essidem• at Bayswater. Ma. Mazy ef lbabbseliplf, knew Had unmade of 12 ponso is Moddessisid sod Leaks. Had karma him wry*/ so bombes to Benilmorat bur yam. Knew Mr. &hymn, of Haddesekid. Told him she bad visited Klag in hood-strati The was kr 1849 et 1880. He said ho thought &log sad Do Baru wren am sad the ma Maln 1849 rho esorived sem Maw by • drone at e . , which was ham to Me. brivrens. By Mr. Bluthe the be assigneereg mkt be 1•11 a Mend mooed Da any in Peril. Obi Wit this to Mr. lehwina. Mr. Ibagland, thembt end Lam{ ..f Moilswellekk and spat there for Do Buoy sod CM, sestoil thane had n oodled a number of shmense ham Ws . sod one in particular la favour of the last Tiber. U. bid Mr. Sehwann that be was recolving sad popiemberme he Do Berry and Co. In 1831 Mr. Schwalm taw Mies boadweitini es his deak, ✓ed identified it, suing his ampleime van obilemod as to lbsi and Do Bret Wog the ions pewee. ZOOM said tbe o f ins. shadier dm bebop hod Muted We nese ef Do litany and oe. with the dew dalkwaligg hY .urlr. or easamiling limmlf altogether. Thu meet Mil MI Wok be had dens any sash thing. Pre. body t o Sneil Mb the opposing /maw Or harm thee M was es this bobs. ; aad It women isms. thing fee to tends under a moo that wee net Sok own. Havfog simpted the_ robin et adverdelog the 'Web in whisk be dealt , to whisk be had gimea • pordeular name, he rit but. append that by • Tomah name hbosgit woad be a mak, attnediem =bwa was sot snidest Is they that he anheapiated my fraud nadir this eimassabases. He might have • certificate of the bond dem Mr. Lawmen mind for tiro sorb out of the rotate of bringing up the witosares now tormdmed. His Honour sash ashy dhow the ordinary cods which had been deposited by the bankrupt. COURT OF *wines etieved they believed to be well knew* to the pre emie Moist. DIM Lid Mayor geld the aprlissab did set sera Is he mere thee there was a warrant spinet Tftempeen, .end that settee elan wen engaged in the NONA der him. A mammas Raped Aturret PAsMip deaftlhed se better knows by Ho cognomen of Nei Pm% was plead at the her beam the Ind Mayer on $ doge it tisailag 1091. is sliver the prepay of Alesestler J. Ds Great, the marlin eta Data weal ailed the Two theme, lying of the Cutest Hasse. The prlemetv, appeared, had bees *replayed by the meander, and " entrusted by hi en with the lOU 1,. savor, to wand to the Bent of gsglend to obtain a from .„ 15.1. ;ult . 'Wasp f or 1! ., in toe t act, I The primer, however, sever returned, sad absconded with the whole of the stoney. An advertieement was inserted is the Hie and Cry, and the prisoner was eventually captured at St . Albans, 491. I Is. of - •". friend secreted in a enattre.. •• I ." l "inies rev moos • . of the prisoner, woo comae the Mayor of let. Albans, and after having undergone an examination the ease wee remanded to this court, the offence having been committed within the City. Henry Martin, sergeant of the City police, produced 221. In half.erowns, which had been left at the station-house by a person who called himself the uncle of the prisoner, and gave the name of Wayes, of the British Schools, Lelpeio. Mad. The evidence of the prosecutor having been completed, and that of the witnesses before the Mayor of St. Albans as to the apprehension of the prisoner read over, The Lord Mayor asked the prisoner, after the usual min tiest, whether he but anything to say? The prisoner said, all he wished to say was, that he had bees employed by the prosecutor at all. The Lord Mayor then fully committed the prisoner for trial. BOW-STREET. Arthur Misdeal, aged 26, the cashier of Memo. Gray and Woodcock, solicitors, of 20, Lineoln's.inn-fields, was charged before Mr. Jardine, with embezzling 1011. 165., and other large sums of money, received en account of his employers. Mr. Orey, barrister, conducted the prosecution. He re gretted to state that the present was only one of numerous charges which would be preferred against the prisoner hereafter, and for the proper investigation of which a re mand would be neceessry. . Mr. David Orgy, the senior partner of the firm, who gave his evidence with painful emotion, stated that the prisoner had been their confidential clerk and cashier for about ten yeses. It was his duty to receive pay ments on their behalf, and when they amounted to lOU. and upwards to place the money in the bank. On Wednesday last, some irregularities being discovered in his amounts, he was requested to explain them to witness. His day-book contained entries of several sums amounting in the aggregate to 1011. 16a, which he had received on behalf of the firm; but there was no correspouding entry in the bank-book, showing the payment of that amount to the beakers. Instead of attempting en explanation of the circumstance, the prisoner exclaimed, " I am a great scoundrel, sir, and have been robbing you for some time , past. I am an ungrateful fellow." He then pointed out another discrepancy in the accounts, exhibiting defalcations to the amount of 3021. 7s. 10d. Witness said, " Why, you ' most have robbed us of 1,6001. or more." He replied, " I do not think it is more than 1,0001." He then told witness that he had become involved to a serious extent in horse racing and gambling transactions, which bad ruined him. The prisoner, who merely said " I am guilty, and throw myself on the mercy of Mr. Only," was remanded for a week. CLERICAL. NTS Rev. lohn Bondier, Vimz of St. Mary, Warwick, to as Honorary Canonry in Worcester Cathedral. Rev. Henry Christmas, to be Chsplaia to Mr. Sheriff Carter. Rev. Johit gratin Collyns, to Kirkham Curacy, LIMO, shire. William fireenwood, to the Mastership of Nerefferiothire- Remondale Grammar School, Lancashire; palm% sso. Rev. Davi" Lewis, to Newcastle Vicaraste, with Beth's Curacy, Weston Curacy, Tythepton Cur try, Olamovan shire ; vales 19D. with residence ; patron, Lord Chancellor. Rev. Edward Graham Moon, to be Chaplain to Mr. She riff Croll. Rev. Christopher Robinson, Perpetual Curate of Holy Trinity, Blackburn, to be a Surrogate diocese of Man chester, Rev. Robert F. Spencer, LL.D., to St. Mary Perpetual Curacy, Portman-market, London. vicAmcnic . PERPITUAL CURACT.—Liverpool, St. John-the-Divine, Fairfield, diocese of Chester, Rev. J. S. Bushby, deceased. CuarLsivicv.—Colonial, at Kandy, Ceylon ; Rev. 11. 11. Von Dateline, deceased. ULSTER ReILWAY.—The half-yearly meeting of this company was held in Belfast on Wednesday ; Mr. W. C. Allen in the chain The directors' report states that during the pest half-year the sums expended out of the fund for unfinished works, and the increase of the rolling stock of the company, have amounted to 4631. 4e. The de. rectors continue, as the bonds of the company fall due, to replace the money so paid off at the rate of 4 per cent., whereby a considerable saving is effected. Since the last general meeting the whole of the Dublin and Baba Jamaica Railway, between Portadown and Drogheda, has been opened for teak. The only otstrection, therefore, now remaining between this town mad Dublin, is the eroselag of the Boyne; and it is confidently anticipated that the bndge over that river will be completed early in the ensuing summer. Great benefits may nate rally be expected to result from uninterrupted railway eommusieation between Belfast and the metropolis, as, under all the disadvantages at present to be overcome, the through traffic shows evident symptoms of a steady and permanent increase. The revenue account shows that the gross earnings of the last half-year amount to 26,1771. 1.. 3d.; and the working espouses to 7,744!. 7s. ; and, after deducting the interest on the borrowed capital, there will remain a balance of 13,3711. 195., out of which the directors recommend that a dividend, at the rate of 235. per share, be sow declared, payable on the la of October. This will leave a balance of 1,1311. 10.. to be added to the reserve fund, beside the interest on that fund already credited to it. In replacing portions of the rolling stock of the company, and in providing materials for the relaying of a part of the hue, sums, amounting in the whole to 2,9801. 4.. 3.1., have been charged to that food during the pest half year ; and the ba leen, to the credit of that account, before adding thereto the 'above suns of 1,4311. los., is 9,2671. 10e. N. The report was adopted, and a dividend, according to its recommend ation, declared. With respect to the proposed extension of the line to Clones or Cavan, a motion on the part of the di. I rectory was made for the appointment of a committee to inquire and report. The proposal was resisted, a long dis cumion ensued, and an amendment postponing the consi deration of the matter, sine die, was carried by a conse.or able majority. APOTHECARIES' HAIL.—Tho names of gentlemen who puma their examination in the science ant: towhee of medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thursday, Sept. 30 1652, are : Richard Husking, Mennen, Corn well; _ Zane ; Beassi Beaked Mitchell, Mai tzbeessTbreee ; Sobel Treads Sifweesee, Mims. near , lam y Join Sisk 1111•4 AM.Mhr ate YAW Ouse& THE POLICE COURTS'. MesithiON-1101:611. Lionel Gawp TAmpefoo, No. ware eethut, Lime street, and Usual fir, hie oink. wasemened before the Lied Maw them for deisnd several pusses who kmoiol ins e et elms of money. Mr. thellee. who for the defendants, said that Mr. Thempun wee unavoidably about upon business. Shensi woes& te mower the sham, which melted the =haw* as IMesmplaille whist the braes have mei namseine, and fie Wert' billeted has been m um. The illthow:ng is an thetenst st the op, wM ssmiallia lordship • pest hag* of My.. lbsarah—la sonsegerase of the dein of a friend et also, I was is Mean. Thempswa rd Ow upon the Ws:• pumps to Australia he Ida owl by wife and lei I seeired as easwer to the street that 401. tens a lhe atimmedia berd, and I accordingly remitted to the the lemma 201., for which I got a receipt eigithil IL AWN* for Mum. Timmesa. The vessel is ~wiilt* the pimp was aid to be alma was the South Sea, Captain Brett. After several postponements sod disap pointments upon the part of Mumma and Co. I was told by Shotter that when Thompson came to town the owner should be returned. I always saderstood Thompson and Co. to be what tbry professed to be, agents for the South Po& Ifestseday &saw mid they were not books fide I amiss( the Was* Sew N imar trage has been procured, and no meaty he bora Mr. Junes Wm" of Limepeel, shipowner and: broker, said, WeanMinimbauhemlr the South Sr., of which Cepa* Brett laths unisee. lam an agent sad broker in Limped, nod my Limbs agents are Munn. Jaffrey. and MAW were sot spats to the mor vessel to l ar e r a i d not authorised them to Nadu messy. Messrs. Thompson wrote le we to ask whether we would take me ws write te theme we have written to hundreds, le ta==is sent the mirth should be received. We these to take fifteen. They num phi va. " gr aill naderstaading to keep planes be Sheen was seuditional apes Ike payment of the money. our tuseunut b Ma. bays nee., We arm MM IMO= end Co. two or three months. They have on board the Mart., the Birmingham, 2:8=: which we were agents ; and possibly they West have paid as 3,0001. on account of passengers ems grating. It was always understood if they were to send thmengere at 161. a bead they were to have 6 per emit. We must have corresponded frequently with those is the wares of such transaction& (Three several letters IMO pewissed by Mr. Nobler, which the witness at once ad mitted bad been sent by his house to MINIM Thompson, hut they did not negative any part of the evidence of the witness.) Captain William B. Brett, of 34, Dover-reed, said—l am owner sad master et the lissath Bea. Thongs* Brothers, of Risheassark, limstalsase, ware arra way spats. They were raw Whirls* by me to resolve assay on m samenat I awn saw the, sr suresspendeme with *sea, respecting the Beath ass, or essived pomp mosey frier them, bat I iallasased perms to ormsnairste to them that if they interfered with my ship I wield is. manse them In the 1b... newspaper. I saver resolved • fmalien ham Ohm Mr. Baines, et Liverpool, is y spat sad breiter, sad Mom Affray sae my agents is throve' the been of Beim" of Li In his Glegresuailllda_ by the witness oil he bed what to Mr. Bakes rs for oho* Thompson Brothels eats ray that be sew withal his moms I. he con nected via *sm, sad that be rim whim& to haw ally thin shoat *ea He new Yr. Bolas to write ta thee about psseingitia Yel th pa Mr. Heist pesinsei • Woe from Mr. Hahne hewn ts Iserhars, shire shot tbs NONE whivi T hat i rsims of permagmehay intended be semi. Mr. Babas mid the hist was sack aa sas es dry would smog to any poem whit withal so engage psmagea, sad they would writs it irides* smaiting Capes* Brett They were of *WM respsaille to Captain Butt ter fin ger sage mosey. The LOllil Mayer (Is Captain Brett).—Did you bassi le' Wks any pumps@ eat without payment of the money t' Captain Batt—Nelar. The Lord Mayor—The gmestisa slowly is, as reg Mil Mr. Skim, whether be bar taken upon himself • duty la tale Erases beyond the duty of • dark. is ressiviing the Ma Gam mew, lag ins oolapioialo arse ith mOrM w his slam* Gogh.* re then ? Ma Welber Purvis—l paid 1111. le Mr. Mahn Oa the 13* of Seplanher, for a prep On mitetiAZLIII two shilier* an board tits Om* flew meshed the snips hen Siemer, _whoa I saw tear it owl of • busk. sight have been signed Mars be ton it .aft but it arid at have pained imago Om kris behre I received it frem him. Unearth slither from Sister Is& Mg me act to leave have dB I Amid bear item blew I bows applied at the ones as the astern of my money, hi fedi ese_yet It. 11/41. Mon i s( Miami, is hesen. said, Oa the la if Any* I pad in abater 411. hr • paw * heath era to Port Philip, to sail shoat the WS ef flew tembeir. He gave me this receipt, which I saw him write. I ems up to town yesterday, in order to apply to Mr. Mumma f epsaid ar ley expeasse apmelosed by the daisy, and I:vren pr se y the reminder of the messy. I believe Mr. Thaw's& pa was at the eat.. wham I paid the warary. W. IL Berne, of Demashbapkies, Qnma.apiara, Wow siniber, sulk On the of September I paid 61. to Amps& The pise et my lamp was 161., but be mid H I waste pay seedy mum he would take 141. 10e. I lid bin lambi psy him the rest of the 141. 10e. next thesidug I awl I esserdingly paid it nett day to Shotter. Me gave me the receipt (of 16J. I was to ld that I could embark atones. /hotter task the mosey M Mr. Thomp son. who was in an inner room and emu gut and told me It was all sanest. The Load Mayor--h what opacity did you consider Siloam to be acting Wittier —Bo was in nay opinion acting al head clerk. The Lord Mayor asked whether an 7 one knew in what capacity Mr. Wilmot was in Thompson a °Mee ? Shottstr—He was aeatteul elerk. Lord Mayor--Is ka ireeint Shotter—To the best of miy belief, he is on his way to Australia by the Sarah Bawls. Mr. Nobler submitted that Mr. Shatter had acted all through the tranention as clerk to Mr. Thompson, and that Mr. Thompson had been misled by the correspondence with Mr. Baines which plainly showed that the agency ex isted. No doubt Mr. Thompson would appear in a few days and satisfactorily account for the perplexity of the transactions. In the meantime it was to be hoped that the young gentleman who stood on his defence would not be detained. . _ The Lord Mayor said he was compelled to form an opi nion upon the subject much to the defendant's prejudice. It appeared to him to be quite impossible that the pecuniary tramactions described could have taken place and the de f. 'Want be in ignorance that the money had been received from Muse poor men without any intention upon the part of Thompson and Co. to carry out the objects for which they were resrmsible, and which it was cruel to delay. Mr. Wilder said it was Mr. Thompson's determination to come forward in a few days. The Lord Mayor-1 shall hold Mr. Shotter to bail, him self in 801. and two panties in 401. 'sob, to appear here on Friday neat. There wen, It was stated, mend other awe, end NM et the disappointed saga begged to know whether elm !netlike. W W tosi tie erleeneirete. it Thimpot MARKETS. sroAß.—The average price of Sager the produce of the British possessions in America, computed from the re turns made In the week ending the 28th of Sept. 1862, is 21s. 7jd. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 235. 41d. Sugar, the produce of the Bast Indies, 235. 1116. The average price of t►e three foregoing description§ of Sugar, jointly, is 225. 100. BRISTOL, OCT. 1. SCGAIL—Wed India and Mauritius continue in very good demand, and nearly every lot that has been brought forward this week has been disposed of at fully former prioes. The supply offering is still very indifferent and limited ; indeed, many of the °Mots have not • board of sugar on show at present, and there is now very little West India left in first bands to bring forward. Of foreign there is a fair supply, but the export value of these descriptions pro hibits the use of them at present by our refiner', at lcut in any quantity. Refiners' produce sells steadily, and some kinds are rather dearer. Treacle has been largely dealt in for forward delivery at 12s. Gd., and is now worth For Rug the demand continues sluggish, and, excepting for good and fine panels, which are scarce, there is very little Inclination evinced for litanies'. COTTON.—ErvancooL, Oct. I.—The sales of the week are large, being summed up to 96,230 bales, of which the trade hie taken upwards of 48,000, the latest business being at an advance on our quotations of Friday last of fully id• on the middle class of Americans, and 'generally on Surats; Id. on Brazils, and id. on Egyptians, during the last fort night. The committee of brokers place fair Uplands at 6d.; Mobiles, 8 1-6 d.; and Orleans, 61d. 27,300 American, 650 Surat, and 16,600 Egyptian, are reported to base taken place on specula ion ; and 2,070 American, 1,960 Sant, sad 100 percsa• for export. The sales for the week an 96,230 bales. WOOL.—Liana, OCT. I.—There has been a moderate amount of business done this week, and prioes arc arm, with an upward tendency. HOSlERY.—Litcarrza, Oct. 1. Tbe demand con tinues good for home and *hipping hosiery goods. The leery trade is brisk. The glove trade comparatively doll. Wools are, in the general opinion of the trade, *tamer than for same years at this period, and it is believed they will be higher before another clip.—Leeds Mererry. CORN.—Liwcois, Oct. I.—Our market has been pretty well supplied with Wheat to-day, and a fair business done, at Is. per qr. more money. barley scarce, and fine samples worth Is. per qr. over prerious rates. Oats about the same. Wheat, red, new, 375. to 40s. ; old, 40e. to 41s. • ' white, new, 425. to 464. • old, 475. Barley, grinding, 724. to 24e. ; ' malting 30s. to 34e. Oats, 19s. to 21e. Liviitroox, OCT. I.—Then has been little change in prices of grain and flour since Tuesday, and at this morn ing's market the attendance of millers and dealers was moderate, with about the usual demand for consumption. Prime American Sour was saleable at 214. to 22a. per brl. ; white Indian cern, 30e. 6d. ; ye ll ow, 295. ; and ;nixed corn, 295. per 48014. Choice Irish new oats sold at 2s. 7d. per 4614. Egyptian Beans, 30e. per 480114. Arrivals into Liverpool from the 28th to the 30th Sept. inclusive Wheat, 6,600 qn. ; Barley,l62 ,• Malt, 824 ; Oats, 1,206; Peas, 160 ; Indian Corn, 1,660 ; Oatmeal, 3,741 sacks; Flour, 760 sacks and 3,000 barrels. Exports to Ireland : —Wheat, 286 qqrs. ; Indian Corn, 1,623; Flour, 430 sacks and 1,234 COALS.—Lowoots, Oct. I.—Ships at market, 16 ; sold, 16.—Davison's West Hertley, 17s. 3d. ; Holywell, 16s. 6d. ; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 17s. ; New Pelton lain, 13s. 6d. ; Redheugh Main, 13s. 9d. ; West Hartley, 17s. 3d.; West Wyliun Trader, 14s. ; Walls End Hilton, 17s. Gd , 18s.; Walls End Haswell, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Seymour Tees, 16e. ; Walls End Woodhouse Close, 16e. ed. Nizon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 21s. 6d. HOP INTELLIGENCE. MAIDSTOIII, Oct..—The planters are rapidly clearing their grounds, bat the picking has for the last few days been much interfered with by the heavy rains. The hope come down well, but there are places were the; mould has been destructive. A heavy duty is talked of, even 270,0001. The samples are very good. SW:ORTON MONCHZIARA. We are proceeding with the picking as feat as the weather (which ham recently been very unfavourable) will permit. We shall produce a very Site sample, but much different* of opinion exists as .to the average growth per acre, some thinking that 16 cwt. will be obtained, while others say the average will not be above 10 cwt. CHART BUTTON.—We are proceeding with the picking as fast as the weather will permit. There has been mice rain, and that does us no good; generally speaking how -1 ever, there will be a large crop and a fine sample. Lune.—The crop in our neighbourhood fully answers the expectations of the growers ; the yield is very good. We are picking as fast u we can, but are interfered with by the continuous and heavy rains. Vast/incl.—Picking is fast proceeding; but we feel the effects of the heavy rains and winds. 'There is a qua tity_of mould. MARDIN.—The picking is going on very satisfactory. The hope come down in excellent condition. We shall have a good sample, and pay a heavy duty. litaioutttno, Sept. 30.—The high winds are battering us about and we shall not finish picking till the latter end of next week. Upon the whole we shall get as many as we expected. The duty will not, in our opinion, pay anything like what some people suppose. CIOUDHITHAT, Oct. 1. lope are still going on satisfac torily, notwithstanding we have had considerable rain, which, in many seasons, would have seriously injured them. The quantity Is, in general, above what was anticipated, the colour and condition good. ASHFORD, Sept. 30.—The hops come down remarkably well ; a good crop, and free from disease. Vizir:lime, Sept. 29.—The hopping is drawing to a oonclasion, and the quantity will come somewhat short, owing to their weighing light at the oommeacement. The quality is very superior. FARNHAM, Sept. 30.—The grounds are nearlyall cleared, those planters, though, will have not cleared their firounds, we expect, will lose for quality, u the hope are going off," although they had not begun to pick them before they were ripe. Duty 240,0001e—Surrey Standard. IAdVaIIiAOII2OIIq — HOLLOWAIrB OINTMENI AND Pu.ta.—An 11111UNIIIMART Cuss a• • nao Year.-11r. Henry Manurial. ter of the late mach reunited anew et the •••thiunp. tan tlietrist at SA Pawns, Lard a, stater, In a letter to has moiler, heat ham Sarre, Poo Atlehilde that ein hi jeartwi Mr tam mine treakAWAter, he WWI art , priled le walk kw the meat eta few b es egg hi dolma de, he mead rid aftwards Ids Me, wed& erm se WA that he wan =Mr a Ism ter teen sts4 ki Om tiammilis waist egysellsti woe Om biased bp SAM% Mime end vilik la Wes veil sew 6 4 1 2 a° NI =iv= imiliswil met pi... Oct. 1 hem OW LONDON 0. BANKRUPTS. EDWARD TIOSIAII RBADINAW, Manchester ' dealer in bricks and timber, to surrender Oct. 13 and Nov. 16, at 12, at Manchester Court. Sala, Sale and Co., Man akin/on of asdg., Fewer, Manchester. UM= Prrr, Baia Deupland, Box, shipowner, Oct. 4 at 11, MI Nov. 19 et 2, at Boonghall.streot. Sol., Abell, Bemmay-tarrace, Weetaniaster, and Colchester; off. sasig., Iffidadossi, Baal:ashen-dna* Wnszast P 11,014111, Shoroditch, draper, Oct 13 at 1, and Nov. 13 at 12, at Basinshall *treat. Solt, Sole min Co., AlOiruabstry, City; of outs., litansfeld, Pasinekall, THOMAS WAISD RHANLAND, Liverpool, tea broker, Oct. 12 and Nov. 9, at 11, at Liverpool Court. 801., Holden, Liverpool; off. rag, Morgan, P Liverpool. DECLARATION O DIVIDENDS. JOHN ELLISON, LITINOOOI, ISONOisoures-1 es div. of Is. 21. Oct. 13 and an., , Zooseqnent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. Witztam Jean Points', Birkenhead, chemist-Ist div. of le. Ofd., Oct . 13 and any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's,LiverpooL RICHARD AITDDLETON LLOYD, Wrexham, Denbighshire, banker-2nd dlv. of }d ,Oct. 13 and any subsequent Wed nesday, at Morgans, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. —Oct. 26. J. Ashcroft, Toxteth-park, Lanca.hire, timber broker—Oct. 25. P. Boffin, Liverpool, tailor—Oct. 25. J. Forster, Liverpool, filter merchant— Oct. 22. J. Higginsoo and R. Deane, Liverpool and Barba doss, merchants—Oct. 22. J. Higginson, Liverpool, mer chant—Oct. 23. J. Wilton, Sheffield, lincndraper. CERTIFICATES to be grouted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Nov. 16. O. Lodge, jun. and ft. Hope, Leeds, Yorkshire, flax epinnon—Oct. 22, J. Roberts, Chester, grocer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Armand, Old Aberdeen, so far as reglad, his connexion with the Aberdeen Town and County Banking Company, Union Bank of Scotland, Aberdeen Fire and Life AS/mi suse Company, the Scottish Provincial Assurance Com pany, Northern Assurance Company, Aberdeen Steam Navigation Company, Aberdeen, Leith, and Clyde Ship ping Company, the Gas Light Company of Aberdeen, Aberdeen and Newcastle Steam Navigation Company, and the Aberdeen Lime Compny. T. Barlow, I'. Brown, and J. K. Bradley, Pilkizgton, Lancashire, dyers, so far as regards P. Brown. W. Bayley and C. Crowe, Ipswich, builders. W. W. Briscoe It. H. B r iscoe, and W. Steward, Dunes Ayres, merc hants. G. Dottrels and P. S. Low, Leadenhallstreet, City, ship brokers. T. Burt and J. 11. Filmer, Leith and Glasgow Wharf, coal merchants. 0. Carr and W. Kitchingman, Sheffield, steel manufsc toren. It. Goodman and J. Williams, Sallorl, Lancashire, joiners. G. Greenhill, F. bird, and F. H. F. Gabriel, Bury.strect, St. James's end Melbourne, merchants, so far am regards G. Greenhill. B. Gunn sad A. Buchanan, Glasgow, tailors. F. Ounals sad H. Crigkton, Milk-street, City, warehouse men. W. Hooper, H. Hooper, and W. W. Hooper, Exeter, builders. T. Hutchings, W. Brown, and W. Wright, Great Grimsby, St. Mildred's.eourt, City, and Anstun, Yorkshire, con tractors and quarrymen. Elizabeth Johnson, W. Johnson, and T. Johnson, Rainhill, Laneashire watch tool manufacturers, so far as regards Elizabeth Johnson. A. Parsons end W. Watts, Nottingham, attorneys. S. Parrott, jtm., and J. Astley, Liverpool, commission mer chants. H. Rayner, M. J. Conolly, and E. Mawdsley, Liverpool, dryialten. H. Sandbach, R. Markondale, and D. Sandbach, Manches ter, hide brokers. IL Sandbach and D. Sandbach, Manchester, tanners. F. Smith and J. Emerton, Duvcr.place, New Kent-road, decorators. S. Smith, T. B. Tobitt, and A. Smith, Great Tower-street, City, ship agents, so far am regards S. Smith. J. Twist and J. Kelly, Liverpool millwrights. T. Walmaley and J. Walnnley, Ashton-under-Lyre, corn dealers. J. Wheelton and G. A. Dockland, Bath-street, Nougat*. street, packers. W. Yeo, li. H. Yeo, and S. Yco, Plymouth, sail cloth ma nufacturers. R. Young and Young, Gateshead. joiz era. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. ROSIZT WADDILL, Carluke, Lanarkshire, wood merchant, Oct. 5 and 28, at the Commercial Inn, Carluke (Mrs. Sommerville's). RAILWAY TRAFFIC nunnta THE PAST WEEK. Mass epeeist. Name of Railway. itecelptv. -- 1851. 1862. 1851. 1862. - - Bartlett. -- - 72 72 Aberdeen 371 371 Belfast and Ballymena 17 17 Belfast and County Down 28.5 275 33 33 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 1,377 1,W.Y2 26 6 1 Blackburn 870 880 86 86 Bristol and Exeter 1894 189 Caledonian 94 Chester and Holyhead 61 Cork, Blackroek, and Passage 183 191 to 90 Cork and Itaralon 32 66 Dublin and Belfast 2 unction 63 63 Dublin and Drogheda 1,046 1,111 6 6 Dublin and Kingstown 161 163 Dundee and Arbroath 31 31 Dundee,Perth,AberdeenJune. 620 682 19 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen 68 68 Best Anglian 79 79 Hut Lancashire 322 322 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,243 18,464 96 96 Eastern Union 2,570 2,667 891 891 Edinburgh and Glasgow 78 78 Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee 2,39 4 2, 523 6 6 Exeter and Crediton 19 19 Furness 171! 1713 Glasgow and South Western 4,843 4,891 2411 286 Great Northern& E.Lineolnsh. 14,961 16,003 188 188 Great Southern & Western(lr) 4,7611 18, 6,310187 264 277 Great Weetern 26,446 26 25 Irish South Eastern 10/ 101 Kendal and Windermere 90 90 Lancaster and Carlisle 260 260 Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,389 18,223 39 70 Leeds Northern 181 18 Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport 439 686 526 639 London and North Western London and Blackwell 17 44 1 173 London, Brighton, and 8. Cosa 16 , 424113,368 2 244 London and South Western I 9 1 16 34 Londonderry and Enniskillen 'CO 335 Il 11 Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &e. 178, 197 1674 167 Manchester, Sheff., & Lincoln. 7,131 1 7,668 9 Manchesterand SouthJunetion 541 690 U 28 Miwyport and Csrliale 7 716 498 f 4984 Midland 24, 306 47.24,552 126 126 Midland Great Western (Ire ) 2,334 2,440 37 37 Madden& 917 876 60 60 Newsom& sad Carlisle 149 149 North Maid 222 232 narli Illandsbise 6,276 6,286 47 47 Nowak Warlana Bl6 989 - 40 Oid,Wsms.! Wolverhampton - 946 46 46 Sandi Nand 1,922 2,311 32 712 lildbiad 672 716 294 294 Sham Mani ming and Biznalaghsm 743 923 47 47 Simmbeay sad Classase 29 29 Slannalds• ITEM 68 68 Sandi Drama 2,122 2,612 261 2884 fiat* Ilaalsea 19,786119,237 931 1001 Son* Wake 1,784; 2,671 77 77 BouthYeek.,Hameastesa Goole 1,9161 2,064 39 39 Stockton sad Ihrtisasel 40 40 Taff Yale 38 36 Ulster 1,1381 1,094 26 60 Waterford and Limerick 13 161 West Cornwall 3641 626 12 12 Whitehaven Junction 2661 248 294 8044 York, Newcastle, and Berwick 16,817114,903 279 279 York and North Midland Foams. 671 671 Dutch Rhenish 11 211 Maria Antonia 4821 475 63 83 Montanan and Troyes 63 83 Namur and Liege 444 ans 4421 Northern of France 49 493 f Orle and Central* 24 240 Paris and Lyons 84 84 Paris and Rouen 9,043 8,743 94 392 Paris end Straeburgh 9,262 18,019 69 69 Rouen and Havre - W rn 168 99 este of Frame 14,612 6,018 • The rooetpte 'Wilde the treat on the Weans and Central, Or. tang NIA &rasus. and Tours and Nantes lines. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATURDAY, OCTORRR 2, NMI Tko state of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Num of Pkte. &Meat Wea th er. ° ;T . °f I 84rep aR a I N.W. UlAqnmwo., Pala mom T0N.1111...% D111!+. amts * :" tiviNoos CAIIIIJDOI ..... TAIIIiOrTH Fresh Seven Oast* Seem Was hard Mad Strati Itrasee !lard WWI Light Ake Goats Brow Gentle Briers Partially Cloudy Overcast Partfaili Cloudy Partially Cloudy Overcast Partially Clmrly Padang , Cloudy Cloudier THIS DAT. Noon. Como •f WM. Snw•tt+ Wind. State of the NUMMI. S.w. "Ow7uri;.;Z: The Mums front the following places did not reach this odds in ties fbr publication yesterday; they therefore Indicate the data of the weather on Thursday morning at nine o'cloek. petals Breeze Mond Breen Gentle Bronx &rood Mese Herd Wbad Celia Oda W. I Mooglinsio N.W. elan Cloodiers rattans nordly Partiey Casey Overarm Overew4 Ovens* Overall Par*By 00110 Winzgrmuc .... N. Lareirseo S.W. HOLTIII1411 amnai MUM% inerenolveiWP. SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCB. SEABORNE MAILS. rX *maim that Me Dana us sent from Ur Gem' Po.t4eas by las abgbb--sal by de moraing—dowpateb.l Day elms made ay nein •tu t . ----. 03111111LIF.S. la Omani Post- Part ' WM) 011 as London. &matched. i des. 1 .............. Livermed 0077 4 A UMW BMW Oat. 1 ............... Wermel I l Ort. 11 ' It ...........- Sontliammon eh's. I AIIIIIIIIMWM Sendtamsp. ......% ._. 11.10 th (death month . Floothamptes. OM 14 Ditto ale m az wiu s i :. ~ 1 1thX1111 nf onnlth llama OM. 17 INtto (Ma C,aps of G lt oodi I 110 1 0 ) Aerks ( Want Osant) IC Uril aas moth I PlymNIM ..1 elenant;ae 11'.191hIlleth Minna. Dew ......... Pet 11 1' 1/ ..itant lfi ow,— —.... I uenr ......... Daily " ..et of the month Illouthanr ton Oct NI . • Beanie hymn rilth at tha illoLt - ,`‘' s th ar'' 'o r .. r ........ la OaliMnda .ll I Iladkl7tltatemadt I %Chant, •.,.• . Ow.. Id . ape or 0004 aims. 11 14th of the moth Plyineenth......../ept• M Ow de Nerds. ...... it.N .14th dMe month , Plymosth ... , itept. as Oonstarinnoplo • ltillth27thatnees , Meer Matra! /Marks .M ludAit7thotntreth I Southarnpus. tan. 1 Camas& Lies ...Al 'Mom,Wed.,Yrrid. South= iton. Ta 71.65. MU „. i.. . . 11.2ndklithof moMII Southaw.toe. Ott, IC Frame -,.............1ak 74 Twits dandy ' Done Gmem...,.................21 71h171127tkortnos ' Dower ....._. ost, a Dunbar, ........... ...... Niters:lay I Friday ,Landon T dolland ................11 !Redoes. Ss Bator. , bandos._, r ' d i sM Bandana - 14 17th of the month I loutbaeteo. Om. It Irelant MN N Tate, daily l Hol Inillat•iartesthampt) M 10th or the moth idea ow 't kb at India (Ma Illmseilles) N 1 Stblll24llted mouth' Dam tine. a India (via Cape of Gond' Hope) N 14th el the month. Plymouth ... pet. 1.) Itantia til!ttlit of the month Plymouth ...Ort. 29 KatliternamMidalloutiel 1 mown) —. N .MI of the math .111outhareptcer.,rk:. 27 Dltto(vis Idanalllas) 1411611140 ormosthillmer li let. 3 lls•ito lllnd at the month Illentharemm. 1 letee.m % Madeira - ......... M 'Pah 23d of the nes. %%thespian. : um. It, 1 ! 7th,17t0,19t1e,27th i " ha ' """ ........ ""`' 1 leAuthof the month. Dow frapler• X sth 15th32thorman ; Dow Papal SUMO ..... ... 1 Sib I 3 th2St but won 1 Dower .... . 'Ott. 2 Pardneula ..............11 711117th:7Mo( motaleaUsan ,Arin.,t eet. e • Pers..- —.....ll,Mitallthof month u llosthamrtor. ;I tot. is Tuenteq.....—. N JMlSM2Stlerienso ° Doerr ' Ott. 1 Wrest Indite ll lialklithef mouth iloathento tun. rt. is Van Diemen's Land (ger! Australia) ^ _ • ml matte to those count/Ms thus mulch VI we coorsyri Frew picket to Marmilla. CASUALTIB6.' Celerity, Stephens, from Hamburg to Fraserburgh, wag wrecked, south of Robin Hood's Bay Town, Sept. 25; crew saved.—Whithy, Sept. 30. Helen (brig), Turner, of and for Liverpool, from Para, was destroyed by fire, Aug. 8, in lat. 30 N., lon. I 2 W., and the crew picked up, Aug. 15, in lat. 33 N., lon. 62 W., by the Judi:eon, Vennables, arrived in the Dewar. —Deal, Sept. 30. lemima (with linseed), bound to Queenstown, was aban doned, with five feet water in her hold, pump: ehukrd, for of sails, boats, &e., Sept. 19, having been tlkabled in the gale of the 16th, 17th, and 18th ; crew saved. Mary, Kidd, of Dundee, from Liverpool, parted her chains, and went on shore last night near the mot.th of the :St rove ; crew (except the master, who was on shore) sup posed to have perished.—Narra, Sept. 23. Radford, Wallace, from Newcutle to Cronstadt, wan stranded to the westward of Alt Skagen Isst night ; crew landed, materials expected to be need ; ship and cargo, it is supposed, will be lost.—Skagen, Srpt. Sarah Jane, Thompson, from Newcastle, has been wrecked off Rodscar ; crew raved.—Cronstadt, Sept. 24. Thetis, Crisp from Liverpool to Yarmouth, and the Fumy, from St. Jo ' hn's to London, were in contact this morning off Dungeness, and both sustained considerable damage. The crew of the former got on board the Fanny, and have been landed here. The Thetis was afterwards fallen in with and taken to Itainsgate ; the Essay has taken steam and proceeded for London.—Deal, Sept. 30. ARRIVED. ALBION-at Deal, fleptcm4l3ll, from Jamaica ALRIANDITL- at Deal, September 10, from Madras A ovania-at Deed, Sept. 30, from At. John% A aomminta -od Palm:vb. September 30, from Bahia Aroma-at Falmouth, September 30, from Fort au Prime Am:woo-at Gramm.. Graeber I, from Tobago ARZONA-at Grameand, _ Clahrber 1, from : Garbs@ Banahater-at Deal, SOMMSK to, from Navel MIXNDILL-at Desk Isfa.bar 50, from Melbourne Corer-at OVlNalland. MINIMID 1, from Madeira CNILINTLNA JATIOTLIIDN-4i INTIMMODIR, SCIARMINIf If, from INT4O/11 CAROUND-at Deal Sepaember 30, Imo J .main Curet on or Zwriaterwat Deal, Septernber 30, from Penang CUANTION-M Deal, September 30, from Valais CLITTODD -at Deal, flapramkerll3, from N. Lome Canthati-at Deal, Ilspemalem 30, from Mowers Dolce NOMDRI OR Jesoe-al Deal, Sept. 30, from Weetward Ham t-at Dal, f i l i ztl ia treaa 'Narrate Busa-at IA from Trinidad Huntsme n -I%gal. Seplamber SO, from Sliramichl Burrs -off Dover, Illaplemlar 30, from *assign Parcos-a Sepiamber 30, ham Africa PADDY-att Deal, Deal. Sepeessber IS, Bona St. John'', N. B Fsoue-at Deal, September IA from %matt Seam Fuses -at Gravesend, °ebbe, 1, from FILMA-at Gravesend, GNAW I, from Demeter* Gasons-at Grameasi, 010eier 1, from Sydney OUINIADAN-at Gramma. October I, from Africa Cleciaoa-at Liverpool, Osieber 1, (rim Licata HanLar-ot Oreemeadl, (leloPie I, from _ Clues Ilmia-at Gravesend, October I, from Bordeaux Hirroourr -at Deal, September So6.frOM Spain Hamar-at Deal, September IS, Hoeg lung Illosusaas-at Falmouth, 11=ber 30, fr0m......... g. lame loaa-at Gower. Sept. 30, B. Aerce ITADELLA TISCSITODN-M M. pea k 1/I=ber 30, from We. tint! 1011•-• t Deal, Berwember ._ New Ymlt larraaw.-at Plymouth, September SO, Prom._ ... . ..-Porto Rico if MUMMA AND Rumor* -St COMM, Sept . 30, from Havana& Jami-at Duel, _September 110. from Jamaica Joarammr-at Deal, September 10. from Cuba Jena-cdf Falmouth, September 30, from Hayti Jahn-at LDerposl, October I, from Laguna Ramat Deal, September 30, from kelt& LADY BRABAN-111 Liverpool, October 1, from Crone:ea MART GUARD or Scone-at Livorpme, October 1, from Mom 00 MADDARNT-M Liverpool, Cleisber I, from,... - ........Thero Yuma-at Liverpool. Oeldmr l bste r .r .. Neater MART llovenia.-40 Id C .*. from. MITSIM RIUNTAT-at OntvimanZ u Cetor I. 8am....................r. Phallp MADT MIDIST-M Deal, beetsstbsr * tram...-.- Oilms Maticatossm or Bara-at Der si , L =mber 110, Dram... Cabo RI MARIA CHMINA-St Deal, 10, ham Barletta MIDDOf-at Deal, Sept /A ........................„ Taganrog MNDORA-MDesl,breerselme is, tram A.m.uts Mineurrop-er ralmeetb. Sepieslier ii, frame ..... II. Tom °cams gemme-at Seplemlem IS, from----- OURIT-at 111. tem. Oillas Faanc-at 4 kam....... Lamp% Akyab Paaro-at Gowen IA ham. Ciedumae Phaarm-at Deal, SS, Siam Jansuira PUNTS Esferano-at ber 30, from Trundle tleaan--at Heel, ........sr from Ito Juana Sofa -at Deal, Parommler IS, from Where; 8.0. Rican. Illoaate-at Grableani. Gelder 1 from. Sew Turk ftm MD. Parer -MIMENSM4 Oeleier I, MOM Madras Suure-at Dowd, Ihmeember lik from Callao thisesote-at Deal. from ht. Vincent% tiourara-al Deal, =SS, from Africa MINATOR-M Deal, Ilarmake IS, fr00L..... Sydney Surma Ilorrarr-M Dual, Baplamliar 30. " from .......Adelaide TTPHOOK-M Deall.4=mr $5, from. Calcutta Tuara-at Deal, ese g o Llbem - .Black Sea Twit No Dept. tram squaw TIMPILIANCD-SR bay, 17, from Catania Derma firarae-at Mapper% IleMsealart SO, freak Loadoa %%venetian-lit tenemeeni, Delsber I, tram..........- Deals Waaa-at Grammad„ Odaber 1,, Dom Illaboablak lAILID. Darras tivont—teem Pshaouth, September 30, to Ueda Darnall L* —team Illactetb, September 30, to . LOll4Oll Cumulus—teem Oremesad, Odder I, to Dwarves—team Geamesad, October I. to Ries Same Stab Graimead, October 1, to 11,.n0-Kong Kusemers—trom Graomead, September 30, to ..... • l'cuapburg Ihrtoo Cartons—from Gravesend, October I, to I twerroM Joao Mamma —trees Orameeed, October 1, to Port l'bw,ip Loop Aecatetro—treat Qamactows, September 30, to Sydnvy, N. 4 t_g! --.....air—trom aramind. Oteater I, to Masan—from Grevoismi. Odabsr 1., to N. Zealot' Pessee—horn Plmmostk. Sept. IS to Moretoo Say Sr. Voterst—hem Qopmsrenno, September 19, to Svmx—from Oramsesd. September 30, to MtLeas INCLTANAVOCII Orammemd, October I, to S. Ayres emus liAllOkirr— Brea CITITMOd. October I. to b;.i.cum Bonn* bl.ase—froia Offsmeesd, October I, to . Pretleritlob old Sus:A—from Ormond. September SO, to Owen* Wur..—from Palmas* September 30, to.— LAtloll VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Pella Damao, of Loodoo, Sept. 27,1 at. 40 N., toe. 10 W. Lows', Pow. Callao foe pews, Joao 16, lot 30 S., Itin, 19 W. Oases Wove, from Ohio), &Axis for London, Sept 24, lat. 59 N. lon. Sertnaapatam fro m London for Malabar, Aug. 11, int. 3.19. lon. 19.16 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DENIES. BIRTHS. BARNARD.—Rept. 30. at la, llolloway-place. Rollaway. the •cc of Jobe A. L. Barnard, Erq., of the Royal British Bank, ors am. BROOKE.—Reps 37, at Margate, the wife of W. Brooke, ,of • S. DE EL—NO. 27, at the Vicarage. Great Waltham, Erma, the Ink of the Rev. J. IL. Dyer, of • daughter. FREEMAN.—Sept. 2s, at Oaklands, Dwelt", the wife of E.. 1. free man, Eau., of a daughter. 1101106 INS. —Sept. 27, at thy Parsonage WOW, MtRWEr t. be, tbe wife of the Hey. B. Hodgkin., of • roe. I:Thli..—ses. IS, the wile of T. Lyda, Fey., of liratott.tull,e a *OA. 741010141014.--repL EL at Atkins-ma, Clapluda.part, t e w.te ut J. J. illeholson, FA. of • son. MARRIAGES. ALLEYNE-WALBER.---Pept. 29, at It. Mark's. Swinton, by the Rise. E. peinipm. & Aligns, Bet of Tont:Add" to Pron o etar late. second daughter of the lice Aeut.-001. P. W. Walker, R.A. CAISWILLL-BOULTEIL-tiept. 29, at St. Mary's, 11.11, by the ger. J. Scott, Mr. J. Crewel', to An.elM Boulter, third datish. tt of tie late Mr. B. Risher, both of Hull. PRANKS-000K.- Sept. Mat It !ratline& St. Marrs, by the Mr. .'• C. Pranks, J. F. Wailful, Reg., of Trinity Hell, Camlarldre, to Jaw Etratoth, eldest daughter of the late Re,. J. 7'. Cook, %War of Whitilefea St. distress. IiODUER-lIENNINO. -Kept. at St. Peter's, en, Georg , . eldest eon of the lute Capt. Rudder, of the lat root Ouanld r Agnes, second daughter of John Henning, Eaq., of Pantie°. NOBLER!: -IidItTLF.IT.-Sept. IS. at St. Odee's-in-the-1161-, the Rey. J. Miller, Mr. P. R. hate., ~f Great James-atrer, It!- feed-row, to Mary Ann Ratearin, only daughter of G. II Ankle Bark.of Carellikestreet, Iledfoidaguare. NABU-OLIVER.-Sept. 28, at St. Nialkulaa, Brighten, by Ito Ste. 11. S. Nub, the Rev. G. L.. Nish, M.A., Vida' of Tolgudate, ItueN abler, hits prudent of Christ Church, Oxford, to ?rate.. leer, ',Wet daughter of T. Oliver, Eeq., of Kemp-lowa, Brighton. DHATHP. FliTll.—sept. le, at flerwOor sued rki,al7Upratnetor, P . P. tort", le, of Itione-full, 1 orishire, 82. PARKIRICS p. —Sept 29, at Le. -rub, Blaaklmath, Eaq., used 69. BALVlN.—wept. 2 4 , at Alstone Vicarage, Cumberland, tb^ r. • . Malvin, Vicar of Alatose, awed PO. 13111T11.--tropt. 89, Wm Smith, of Brink noose, Isleworth, TI MM sad palbahal want Knee Raz" at X. I. WOW. Wiwi, la Or ON, et PriMar. at tas Ma. in LOOS W I. 01 1 .011% OS ~of wrap lois I f WILDA , CRAM • A Table .• to all oth. puryhaipl7l:• Credit g to frOln the e • The am' attaining • tbat aP. t ypoa Me. YAWL. Wr""" " I anbuitla, child, if a, yet r of al , Thee: or •rastly na iuginLu b, Arvid qua; tee Or bl ?realm Y to tame Dana. gesured, t band Ilya lit till et SO per et thew • Bona Ate of Medical inbred fr Mt Rea Pt. r L L di s Pi Pr Te ga of • 40 as I So as M. et Belied end Tb boor and Lando's ••27, 121 Asa Po banal Pre woe, Si? ect:O/L In the law Rep Foreign *Amato; 11115 Pepe! It coots er rictus , welted ebtiolsed It adds all °Read Ito pros Ward fo• whet' it Amy year Hoar How MOll DAIL nts con spinal "The' , rem. I • Ling a pubLic ti ; ember c ,2 1 PIP ammo.. Te hem ..1 °Rice, a After a •n Satu r. Bo a - ems a ade ► assie pi •resent tin wi tteDMt Fee. y arth • mg pe • the - uted b ipated, •e Broi :Lac Si e part. e wi ttural • est hi ' b e sen i Cc al :amine as mar 0 meat, a ate Sa atop a • hand, cted 1 °husk,' Per let reumst e Brot o rength a . ter pie a ty of s a he ion On S this t Winer ternry Iliaers fit an. •I' ini nte, rpose the lu • awk , ale c' . do of .c huu clert I suce, rei OXE( ut :den 0 Lion the 1 he of • bout L• 22 1 didat t be . rded i. ' nr: the • ses I Cl ik 1. • 111 of th, 01 at hero he p r, nun Mit • rs, ( Art thr Vol .e u Cl :ed ant L. .• iv. LW.