The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-27 00:00:00

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PUTS; D.L—Diplonatist, Tuftftankr, Antelope, Meg Dee, Swim Say. TAT•ssa•ss. • •, Moirft••.—Erratun.—Evelsch's pries lor dr Oaks we quoted yarriy. by Wilbri, Ml 7 w !mind or 7 to L Rate ihtidUratt. COURT 07 BANKRUPTCY.—YsetersaY, Wins Mr. tinniniswe May& APPLICATIONS /Oa BALMS. oases SUS NSW AM Y,. Laws apglisd, as behalf of • &taw mood War. Saul, fw lls Mow await the semi slaws Was saw set 11 & 12 Vist., awai t width proviiss, " that if say bask:ups whoa hot suminillW doll bow bees ailsonted Was die, or whesogerlikate Ain Iwo bees saspasied or Maud, shall be is essestiss, or shell betakes is anssation under a ospias wisallliwind= sit the nit of say milk" she might have peeved miler the Ist, and detained Y prilon, any swamis. dams Min mist his list my war his releses, after he shall base arkelase seek Ism 21 ==was, ass ea waft two pew, as to seek a sallaieet psilmest sash sasses a s way appear Is sash emreftsiess• Is have bees guilty eV It wpm*. that is this awe the baakrapt rise di*, had some up and Phis Irlset ansalmillnk so a day had bees appointed entileaso—bildwis Mid that ha bad so Ansa& dos miss the semi seelliss is arias his iliesisarge.—Mr. Dears applied, molar the int elms of the act, Ihr the pri. eta besksupt smog Bowies, who bad bees is dessea assibs, his. let halos boss reels* lakes sat —Mr. babied* Miller, add be shosii set *p pm Ile his elisss's rightism., soosived, is set passistaz im i r eh= hie celibate wilds s tios.—Hie she ti=sad rwoad snake a sham arise as he l i g a s isser we, whereby the creditors were Owed la the MEW whin as if the bash:apt had set bees beim 'mated. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COll/2.—Tamasiec. Mews Mr. Beres 7W? ant Xr. Jostles Miss. ISM W CULTIST LAM, AND FAY. IOS MONT. In sea tepee we gave • shoe • wromon et the feminism appro v er.d Powell, whisk deekeed what was la enhelollea the ems as his I. Down's an The essmeasion Is chief of this wens, which cmi weed dAn knee, laves boos aseheded, ths mart end / siessen eke ems sebehment. The IMMO thou wee esidestei to a wet severe NOW worieellos by Mr. lisiesies. Be all ; I' wee by In nems of Sam% en • poems eke oiled nieltobiesea one seas. en I told deem to sell me net they liked. I nets* net by my slaw ram I rase say whether I en west by wrq seer seem Dem Peet t Whet, deal you know whether you ever west by say sew same than your own ? Wiese: Tee, now I ree-.Thest I was Galled the " welch nodes." I joined the charter est Mir April, but I ad sot cognises.' Mins sows till shout two days efts Os Mk J sly. No eis tel am to Who sees I did r em my own weed. 1 ai am dew be sobs Is any on. I may eve put down a prim ear ties boyess ustather part, end put that deem afterwards; sad I ammusiond what was gees on le Ile seversmist teem times dm. I showed my sew to are of the asthenia his.,. demo pine ware Men tote esmody. I swear I never altered no - seise seer den were non to the authorities. Mr Belleselse—To wham did you give tee ribbon wee win the send of lesbehip ? Witese—l sliest he wawa the yells. I woe sevneneessey shillings • week we • our I = 'and isle the Mites. It wese saner of these ; en I w atmemissil Is estmaist the esehaides with what wee yeses. I &Wilms that I seen es e spy, but I mean, wail sums Sem lassie Is se isiennes of ten yew may. one been ilem. I ban ben paid • run • week ins I lose lees slava le be My out sf dee way le probe es lib. I bete bees asset depseles men. I w as • an Cr Wed the " ne w 's the""_) radr;.• at Croydon and Weibel's am Wilk Noise.' I know whet the " thediser means. I never led • table kr the thimble,. bat I have looked es. I dein know exesdr- what • " bonnet " mean I have played at • marques table, and was paid so lamb • dm by pining. I was to pretend to bet, and wee paid am be my day's week. I was too young at the time to mine whether this we cheating. I knew In reality that I newt ben. but I did set maids" I no • chart. I was ammo tem Met I did was te bens eke is the booth emit Inns them to bet. I set et there rig. I se sessisted with such peens. I know apemen aimed Pawn, he I did not tell him bed walked a mesh eyed Tenses" end " sold " it biome I mid get sun mosey. I wm • wishes *sea bens is the seen, about eight yeses sp. My brotheen.law key • geed many men in his employ. I sever asked mg of them to joia this sort of Mines I near I al not say to Pant', the foreman, that I had boss emined se • thimble-rig player. I have talked to the poses shoe religious metes, bat I sever sold that I did not believe Is the m ines' of • d iet to y la the truth of the , s w = Mee. I did set my to him that there be • ins, but I my have said that I expend mem thinny wend lappet . I bfel ieverom bes=ted that I no • . I sot sem lead Mr. brothar-lo4aw, is seder to est belles. I did so by eel testes ef , wet wee my warden. Gunn wenn Is have SS mend es ponds mesit In dor si Msg. I en the is soy en spelime, sal yse them le Owen. lisides Ike was sews by en " Isenty," kw the is% red seeker tertitige• somember mem slimmed me " S° on I *sell resin mei • N mien is mem men 11• w • ems Oise I me sal thee wee is be • amide reltenempwl himjai deal resamber dein each a I really will net ewe I have set dose so. I don't it. lees Plett—Will you swear you neve have? I dest's tesellest—lszes Platt : Then you may have dose se, an icontisued : I cannot rowans wherhor I pined out he Osborn a ma& who would make him • Om I thin I de Tessilest that I ones did de meothing of the n I believe I did de it, is bet. I prated out a ben* se a peen who would make a pike. I Met loss what the pike no Who needier. I know nether seen Carr, bat I swear I neer said to him the if geese is a crowd I would rip tit poliee's gale est. I fed to yield sometimes with my father vies he was dem but I swear I sever wreck him. I ad nee haw • soft with him nee ha had struck me, end fay isceact.fin sepureted on I sewer mid to Penn than I ern my father's and am to MIL I never ass ee him that the mo ununent wee • wen, tyrannical sntrawest, sad that I would reed Lord John Bunn saint O. Grey to the devil within • swath. I swear I near said seek • Wog Mat be fore the 101. k of ApriL I may bawl raked reasell if h e was a chartist, but I wawa offered to -ape lam as • iseaber, en ton him that set lin two or thrce ,. E:. • week, whisk wend be law carp thanm . I sew Old bin Slot the none would sonic as they wore snail e: s ozai hie OWL at the Quesnoritit khrkenbals - ef t gloat spat In idioms' while they bed to work tardier •ha of teed, sad that I would Mew kr and the ninon to W. I swear also that I ewe lonian I would show kin watesisis swear to biew Lorin to Weans II in half an boar. I dew Jams knot, • libiliaaff. Ido Rot think I saw Ws non • week bolos the 10th of bat I say We done so. Ide eat nengeber him what he went to doom the nth As" bat I own ewe I did not do so. I did net know diet t a was a oirrit _llll after the 10th Apra. I won't swear I did see Ann* intended to so to the no used. I sweet I did M oss he was a feel it he did not, and that 1 alailiase c . I ntr. I have said to kin thin I hod been gene menedes that would go hallway through ea WO I mid this whoa we were caning home WNW fran • groans in Holborn. I etwet soodien when gbh bonne& It wee set in Augn nor July, WS it ins have beta between nay and Jum. I don't SW wee behre tbe 10th el Aprit, but I re ha t ewe& ess. It was net ter that I bad ben geneiha Nay said me der Whim sake I = heed fir Mikis sake, hat I an net is the habit widens se. The efts m m diategat Week whisk I did set beinge,Amil I I weed toil the a Be. • sea named Wells wet Besets end me. I elm Ind then hew I mode the potion The wee • lie tea Mr. Belloader: Adyen gee an lean Iyisg Ten ? (A laugh.)—Witmer: Met to my km.—Mt. Ballantine : Row were these menden mode T—Whasse: Why, I told them that gampowder mum be put into a bottle with an explain eap, and that it would be a capital Oto de" Shrew mem the police If "had row nail in it. I don't dibk I Mid Shea that a lianas bone half fell of swepowne seined with nails would de res e tll ttew meet the pease Awe it mu Ignited by • hes, sad that it weld Week their laps. I never mid to Bonen that I bed get tea nsa and with fen co dye more I man essay take the Wilton ✓ound. I never prawn pmy piss of Leona r liessatt I know • wen now peedmsol Om math bet set to the saw of AWL , . I net resew aides him be Wean the Nernens nor, and I will net owe I dr es s= him that ()Tamer was a eon* ter ke measure, sad that the Wised mem* should Cr a post a p k ened. I swear I new soli to him tint he to get arms, and that if as wins on were messeed se I Ira they would soon sport the sentereent, of thee I Ward to give him geapowin mortise be named le hen it, Inns that he wee • passable nos. Ilia men did son one swim name himself into the nee _et th e seed easamines at Cartwright', end be wee 0 . 114. I wen I did set Ann the nes sew pod bat I did mai use oceenta draw ime glint wm shernide teen IS. I showed ny pile to two oar Ono potpie at Ograrthatell, order to sesettsdn whet the views of the ethos were upon the suite* of a messed seerawatha of the pain is the night, and • 'boa deseomettatioe at Beemerrilelds. I we hod a pair et pistols, and I whew' thees kr nether pistol. I know a won sew In man e bat de sot know his was. I sever oared to na Ira the Wale. I won't swear I did net edier to sail then he bias isr ebt nalliess ; bat I am sure I did an de se mt the 13th Awn. I swear I did an say that if he would bed the 'nab I would give his half anon of ssapeoder. I never an a member of the Wat Tyler fib. I have heard of such • slab, bat I don't knew where tt is held. I have attended a Menet nub meeting at • beer-shop at Hants. I dotal knew whim it way. I believe it was after April, but I canoe say whether it wee ia May or Just. I annelid warn nestime at Beeneradekle. I don't loos a wart ime man named Hussey Ones, at least by name. I don't think I ear said Sat • man named Dwane was a government epy. I deal believe I ever seed sock words. I doo't believe I ever awl sash words as tbat Dwaine was a sitik-sed-watir mural Wee nimbus. sal ought to be kicked out. I wail wear I did net wok, us of seek an toner Ws. The vitamin thin described the tease-hew that would won& moral men." Mr. Ballentise—Tat are a weal man, ars yea mot ?—I ass. Cresensminal—l know a man named Westmont land The penes brought lots court is that man. low Wand a plat in his prorate. It was not the same Sal es that sow prodneeL plen I stashed was a ends with dots la it te represent moo,—not particularly chartists or polieemen, but merely people •a • circle. My merry is so bad that I canoe give res bettor siplanation of the pion I drew on I know • pampa named Collins ; be is • very noisy desperateak.a.eiee In the lesslity ; he re does net weal ens meow ea, wee —he it neap I don't member teams Na that then Se - be • grand meeting, sod due none would be bat these pre pared to ight for their rights I deal recalled so ; ! ta te ri a a j a hree wadi • thing e nd hrgotteu it. I% a jt ro an be toil me In reply that he did me de. what I west. I newt told his. that I had a rely Mathew dagger which I would gin him to keep 'genet the time he required it. I an are I never told his. that the tine would son was whoa we should ovc.. throw the goverment I resionaor seeing his at Cartwright's on the 1611 of August; bat I did not tell him not to be in • hurry to go away that night. I knew that on that miens/my Megate ma to assemble his men at Cartwright's, sad that they were to ement hos theses tol ClerkenwelL I how the nom sew down to me. I MC not knew his MUM was Mailosir.. I deal soselleet swim to him we the Ink ef Ausest thet I would gene est Wes amen forge Weber. I weal swear I did MIME son I mes said it sad dergenen It. I now renewing anal Oh night_ I wee at Ceetwristra and I we amused el bent a spy, en wont el my net put by my right maw al Powell I denied thatl was • iffy, and smonsted tor Wog the num of Anion by stat e - Ord I did sot wish say triads to know IWI with tke chartists. I know a non anted= Oa the 16* of Amok in the arty part of lb. oregies, I wee standing arOW Cortwit's, with a owes but I don't receilest WI he asked me whet was the men, inithat I told kin Mogen It wee a bashed job by the milk sad water hen= li ta a :t remember miss, premed for sa that there was :atV to be • tntront that night, end that • siend rear wee to be lad between min and tea ear the potpie were to turn out. I don't reselleet it. but I won't won I did ass. It is not likely that I said thaw mak Winter &wines solid the job, and the delegates suet Wee bees mined in Otsego-wen • I may have said all this g au d IL I reseentor on this sign walking up 1 with the same man. I showed kin any al* tea mows. This we between ten sad eleven o'sieth at alike. len are I did sot tell him Ibed get two hymned fribelle he threw into people's Weis. I that I did pall eat • plan, sad also • tin hoz hill of pennens cape. IWe bed a sword in ny coat posts; sn4 I showed bile the hail" I maove lan at the game time, " You en lam well propered Or the., are you ?" I had those things with me fir - Ely own seen, and to proton myself in case I should be attested, s I wasahaid that I was found out. I showed these dams to Bassett for pastime, knowing at the same time that I had betrayed gay companions. This we on el its non whoa I had ennead to amist in dries the ewes, and I wanted him to go to the Oconee Trek whore I knew he wou .d have ben appriheaded. I knew Daniel Bun. I sup pose him to - be • wenn. gam I did not show him any pknis on the 10th of Aged. I swear I did not do so before I went to the emmsy inseam meeting. Ido not think I shown him a at res tine. I swear that I said to Wm that I wished the people would eassanate the polies end Ire the lemma I Wet believe I said so to any one, bat I weal wen I Meet ges so. B the Court—l night have add it, my lord, bat I don't think I did. lan always nine • hind to the police, and that was well knows. I won't he sue I aid aft make au of seek as 111111•11 i" but I deal tildthjnalt lelly By Mr. B at allsotine—l doe% belime I Is Burs at I ▪ ia hoped Leann, sad thatto see the polke sod We good th the mete One I WWI a sitol sad said that was the kr Ow I but I weal owes; auchenneorressee msrrMifims.lbieve I did myna ears awed Career that I waned cheer desperste ma who would do any kinielwen. I saiithnimeemsquennefiestreeliou I had remind se the ?amp Tree. I net Vs won't fle have men?: say er I crows hods ale plet h rhil nada I did a o ot eu Elni - body os the l ee gf Amen thelbere solet s : lend that I an en WEL lidMt up the nos wzo i r at emi an kors" magi all. I swear I gto go Is die 20.10 Use as the et lift of Aignia—Ms. Ikamiline ham s noel behromen, with • mils In 11, alga WI 10 Wee • bin e illeens an the reed or ntionent, end be sand the mann if le Wrier sees imam en, and he eWilled he had, 'ad thetas mode it. Es sew en enplane tin 'Wet ono el the stoolielp which toth Pine at Cart 'Meth*, lissriMar predated two sash inetruaralk and told Me they were Sr the penes" of stippling the meshy and m i mo s rd Massa and gave it to a person awn sal ise= d. —I showed the on I made to sown mesh se Owt's, thiew it demn to show how a Wed. I expelled who , I did this, if they listened' at thellsenktl, that others would be predated. Beim Pitt—Ton did It for a asp to try the I—Wit. mesa I did my le rd—that is the solemn patina in which I lOW Ms a laugh.) air.—l may have said the were the Weep to throw imam the trams. I did say I had a great UM more at ems Ws. have told several Weak Moine itoee peeesedisp. While Gurney wee in w t en wee to no le hiss in his cell, and I believe I tentinthell wean ash. it would be better fa his win semi thally. s taw yea mid i r e 10-sW=l.2iven mid ea NO NIL th dont't know whether • wee slnnim Wan the nil. sad that when I wrls t il b son It wee no sa" I beano I ad lea wits =I Wily _wend be fi tlS eseehetalie e r i A art ell their Men 111•1 no kr stqW Mr. Delholin : Did you tel him a Mahood than, and codesesier te set Ma to seetatians Weans' to beast him P—Wilneas : Is was at the tine. wee Ikon is • eallgi tat I deal haw that this qLn . l emir that I have him to myself. I wenn/ le =to Wady se I thought it would be beast fir memo 1 won to America. I oil ma use wry hen the loth Were I started. I weer it wee wq seaway. Wagorairsd—Whin I wee at Cartwright's, an the Gen ies GOMM Met AV knew that the people had been egnsinebil et the Tres, snd wet proty geastally knows often Ilse, everybody alking &beet IL THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY• EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1848. Ofielue It • dards. ; and I should my mot a moral fora ehnetbl. This wfteseseresuedar ezaraiestiee fessearly eightbeers. Jades" Li*, the wife of a eallhoshop keeper la Ref. Alb-meest, keeiltweek, peeved that sharer hiders her bar were embed by the PION Ma OMNI DIM art sew ether peewee ems to bee beam They belless=l esliseoadrembel Ant beileadeur. It mesas She did set viumber that to ems to the her est blawing Issobs,_bat she dM net at that time glee bba say 1 WiedTime lig boa Wee *We in the bones, bat Soy Is bee sibr-lalaw, end there wee also spowtter desk. Them glide were ghee to kw eater. the elm bed W spel ags him Woe raw ormateMm . WPM; they were meat be l wmfaMes, ski • young Rea to her home tbsee.—dieemeseeduad : Her eleser's busload used r il bane there pia* what he wee employed ea board ship, sad she bed bed them he twelve yeas. Berstateedeat Parse proved that on the mein of the llith Alamo be west wish • body of meatabbe to tbe Owls Ira. sabliabouse, Rad LissAfteere. lie proceeded to a dret-dese Me, where there wee deem parasaa— Gesvay,llbappastl, AM., Blebeelsoe, Greenslade, w, bermileed, Martin, end Smell. Oe eearebing om he B throe lbe belle mode of ng sad tow, and age of this. had larladag type tied up in it. sad they* appeared to have been seaweirier MI teepaa thr. Riehie we. mildest sloes to the pleas where be bead the Ire belle. sad upon eserehing Me puma he bead tit, Wives. Rlable , s bat also smelled of ampsatie. 1 lbw& esbaillbslas wherebelleed, bat Int arbeedes2= l , e itilbeellieweeisemilthetlehadj assesses iremPamee. The dames lbe meat ma uelmbed, wed whsa the pollee west in Albs mia mewed le be la she met if seure zti% lames Tbseepos, • s Tsb a li ess lVlZ vas ino t t a id. lWii ler of the Ili el , end Mai MS meridiem, bee garaik. lbw them esmitustibb balls, mile of Oak id& • Imes sueeleg r E Me metre, a pewee' bees. mid awe sengewere in • Ides bottle. He aloe heed • legare. a ladle hr lied, • emaitty of tow, we elese.a plies of load, wed • quaetity of passemisa Re Made pima Omer en& mute pined on t Va l ue= bee s = fielaMest of the emmieed : Me OuMers genet, bet he Mil set pro- ems whoa be wee before •YAMined ere ppm whisk he bead there. Me. Belleabee requested that they Wald be preiseed. The Aelemespesatial mil they shoal all be beaded over the based awned is the seem of • sheet time. J. Bewiles the ea the kith Avg. be wee put peesessien ef the Taw pellielleme. Oa the lowing day, sheet 3 to the ritersi • puma arm to a rivets Met be the same at a imam se 6 o' Two preens twee Is. mid sae afterwards, and they were ell there by twenty mimes peat 6 o'sleek. They wanted to have a begstelle.hoerd, and when this was time it was bead there wire no balk. The police came seen allnewerde, sad all the men were takes into custody. On melding the mom the next morning he found • card of the aimirie Ot Remy Small se a member of the Nt Minot Tell bipeds of the Chartist AWOOkille. A paper was also found denedag that Omega& and Born had been ap pointed debases tree the Thomas Paine brigade. At sever Odra the evert adjoused. lIIDDLIBRI 81p810N11.7YanzaD.AT.. psfrZilithillict4.,rail;"itemekaiiTgliteitce. The Beptem adjourned ameba comasenesd The morals' at the Bessions-Mase, Clerkenwell. The calm der oestaissed the SIMS of sixty-four prisoners for trial, a umber much below the average.—Mr. Retch, to charging dos grand jury, mid that as he was presiding for the smistent judge, it was mammy for him to go through the Mee, he snit redly it was, that bad boss so repeatedly performed in this amt, of addressing a grand jury—a tribu nal which, at host se he as the hasbons of this mart was easeernel, was Moly noshes. Tbe loused yams then dwelt on the amoyanse ate{ besmemisnes UM were in flicted in gratisonsa eel Waimea beide onmmemed am gramijnines, and the fflenil jury seemed fay to smear I. is reloselm OMIIIMI le ism. They hom the defy dosehiag urn them. then retired to w . TAW ST lIIISTAIS.'•—.I. H. Starke wee WYSSd foe stealing a book, value Us, and some other ardeles, thi party of Mr. Fellowee.—The prosecutor lived at Teak- floor , Brampton, end the prisoner bad coempisd apartments tits house. He had maiden to go to Cambridge, and on his return he found that the primmer hail mated his M *. Yellowes followed [Mike to his new abode where be maw the articles named in the indictment. He gam hi. Into eustody.—The wittier stated in mosooximinediss. that the primer only lived with him time yeas. He (pri soner) was, he believed, a meson of emus illerary &Min imum. When taken into melody, the rimer told the officer thail the articles had hem take. by mistake, and is very indignant at being charged with .—Mr. Muller Maimed the jury for the Misses, sad pima in juxtaposi tion with the trivial value of the 'raise Miss the high character sad patties of the prism,. The homed soused mid it wasa very panful sad a muiseshdy thing m see a a :t gentlemaa of edmatise, of soma and moving is a meet rospeolabia sphere of , with Meal inn evades et ma almost woethims TM real point of de was, that the peemety bed take, with out any Monism intention, bat by mistake, or is a moment ot eessatridty, the primer MO( somewhat secentrie in "is ways.—The rhyme relived a very good elaraster.—The learned Chairman left the ease to tli• jmy as the question of felesdons intent —The jury found Me prisoner Not huily. POLICE.—YsarzaDAY. CLEILIENWELL.—Caosuy To CM 1101.111.—Joseph 'oard Worrell and Cecilia Chwaky, who were charied with cruelty to four children, were dually azasinsd. The male prisoner was osaraittod for trial. ithRYLEBONE.—Orra•oa on • POLICIX•II.—Three young men, named lemig, Wallis, sad richly, were, to. grim: with two WM'S, sired Cassias sad WDosar charged with kris( bra .caused la an outrage = pris e. petiOa the previous eftwara, as Pelham= wu t shag Fork-essat, Crawfsedurest, be wee our Id by Fray, wimp eadabsed, " Now, 9ntreb. 4111* be bung for yea, or y ea r rall ke mud at tba ere. rereat gave hisa a thew ; hey both ifte sad ead while upon the a , be (Ferny), afar Ida vb. Meg. dried out . " Now lay lois, rate es, thh the tae de NI old " Up wardsi of 160 Era sod wombs einsightiontefesems4 w Church wisdriedfellynish leis lidi a =t h i=andpiltedwithstosiseadotherisio hoa efersesaseto Wire/tsar ,as did ohs Mt. reishes ViLef the ei g ilr i t, who whfo happened to be sey was sivel tere lsa lbe stair Man Wallis sad be. krsd Is a most label =met to three or four eomsMlloa The kale imbesers took it tithe poet in the stray sad 1= ram Peen yby layiaglehl of inn and pail. to Ills di their inght, ti oddities to width they in listed wend belongs epos the peers The whole of the prisms wen mew mails Meshy secured.—Ms Long esselesed Ike whale of the pesters of the offence with width they were ohnned. Poesy was sent to hard labour ha the WPM of correallea for a month, and the rest of the =won laid 200. bee, end were to default of papules MAIOROUGH.STREET.—Ausams Amp= sr A POLlCS.oollll6.ll.l.—Peimeonsuble Aims was ehazgei with ha minsemi and thrown down is the street Mary ilanse, OM OR pereimems—The somapialsaut ✓id she was going how Ghost LI Abet es Inas whent, end wee prig MeMestesO L Regeattnutet, the prow arse twee kir end eit her with such fora that she hi dews. Mie me up sail treat to No. 89, ieguireet hillasequere, sea told Ur irebend, who was fa g hod, how ' t e e bad how wed. Ka hmobted get up and weal see with his eit• petaled eat the Modest to him, the diendist being bon amid is taking a per. sot to the slationhouns lb. fillosed his with the in tense t of the asitablo wish the result ; but the her purge's charged her with being =I ea with to Nene his prisoner frost egibli. The begeolor s = t at sus the defendant's =mot oho be sneer homes with her husband.— wlltings mid they saw the pellsoisistable push the eamploinett dews. ?hapless wan a slob, and the sonsmat sawed eat of to see what wu deing.—Per the elallet it was stated Haddon-court was fell of swim who ;ailed themselves ihartiols and the prise sesmirbses bad put an additional lone in the asighbouihmeiL Oa eigiffire might a unions dishnhesso took place is Moilogremnit white the polies wore bed epee te que. The thenett Wig kit brother esaglehlo is poll, wise Is his immislesse, gad woe llsssY _elentiled mad ob sails& Arm the panne mho Mumboatid Mu orb lit soli was the gbh et is en polisetistleltie. Ms mod al 611 sib tesintivit the= she the doesdist diosnialsons. The use woos mind by We mire. and be was deem& to on Anse to hoe him& Nadia dots is M e mat presiodoi to Mouse the ash es . so deem ke boy psesi Whir the estebissit se prom egoist M, nib Mad her to ell nibs. The sibuii, mesh s h e it wog. ?m eg eisiealel.—Mr. elegies mid he s thim Ind Is pleb. The NIS bid Mesa at oat of chugs ri iihe digitises hod hougght ague daps she to this gent, Is whisk ho iggemeikei y to n bey samigehle eripeopersd hoge way s . Re bed to sake wa g. VOWS mast himself wit* ue of gad is se Arise ho humid site wings d d i s sis aidi =. Mo ir la n thmee nT hea_dird it s o the T chier apy dorigo wet d with gild consor:rwit — l4 We r g aggisk . obeing OS gild petshassi, 16 6 iliva lm etto, Si ilhir Fri :Vas* OW gmll owl iibesesthhm. bite grime , the proputy of ldr. J. fesidob anuthimiges of DioneskaiS The 111.11111111111,nose te town akw lop sp la eget to vitt kis swine onnemme, Mopes of the sita; had with Ma, ell take emit cols lie we haw wise his is. ammens et thedogrel c i lite s : ▪ ansfir in enutoglna gook is Tothiemenk stir, whoa a not who was at the dew wand .ggidon, to awry kit trunk sad earpot-bun, whit oneined tee es igibles who wee ho want of gobs et a C Pw ejs, replied limn he should require ienthedg, hut bald act say say IMO Most it to that assist. Atka having summend kb lonismis t poiember bit the hetes aid they saw the bia who lad been is= sa s i l is iono„ • go opus Thi s tle moue of Jiha el le, etal. Ihrd.osestoe in *ILA 4skted wile Is* shots the middle of whelk deg pmeosetlmr his es upotit hero is the lessd4 who he most up Ibis les bat at his iglus, it sheet a tionter of ma heir, that the Wow hod diessged with his Stab end MO i f asa VellibilP. Mr. Moles ininedistely Inge As the ;slim sad as piny( won they Is the exsomers of their ditty, the, *kW his sr en hems the Mustis bogy, sad tile emigrated. AN. geese to Breeks,, co. ins dOOO of ' whose haw disbeart pone? WU eitif 11111111 INN found the grinner, who had offered a geld .Marie der *ale, which bad refused to purshme. She hod IMP pull-case a her bead, end de eland it was her ovra prieparty • but urea the essallit ex it and hilemmft bet Met it severed the Iseerip. irma ia l mese sank she inalebed It away his Ithm.l limarmretrar, resioned peeerelea of it, sad r ; rrher with the feet that he was a teui I— etelies ehe Mtn a false edam. and pre Pa t li a AD pthelhallth sad alleter bad bus given to her aSy bri• i=were swim treat the preeeelier. Thee/rim% it s' lived at 100, Yorkville% Wariskatio. whim, al iaarallies tar apartarie, the pollee telail ihe amidst et the mmemeng, • peaks befog mill la the 11: 11 ;hew ; M er aoseseill @beat the bed mil wee have bessS she 7e maimsre of esselhas% mewl 111 hz the pelehe Meer r wail OS lawar d Ilie dale the bed beta earalateL—The primer wile MONAD' he a week. TILAMMB.—ILLioa. Dreertarmv.—Murroy, a broker, waselierped with aa admiral distress, and en assault com melllel at the same time. On the 20th inn. As was em ploye**. levy a darer at the borne of a joiner named Ore. busk with two at Church-row Stepney. Hang got in at reeidni the assi stant. gory he met Gregory's wife, who bad wit left the hone for the first time after an attack of erarlet fever. She locked the door. Murray then seized inn amebas stool, a tab, and some other few ankles whine were in the yard, and at ores oommmeed bettering at the deer with • large piece of panic which he and big men ultimately seal ea • lever, and lifted the door off its hinges. Ma thus effected an entrance they detrained upon the r am, asfavestary. Immediately on entering Murray leek aOW hem hie market, and holding it out aware he'd sheet UMlgat pima who interfered with him. The friends ef Mee. firegery, NM women of the neighbourblod who some then to errepaddie with her—shrank back terrified, whilst the herself, being Ina alarmed and still weak from her late illness, sank tapes the bed,.from which the prisoners dragged her, mad preceded a peek it up. On drawing out the pistol, Murray said be had the magistrate's authority for marrying arms to protest Mundt The rent due was 11. Ma, end the claim made with costa, ore 21. 4c, which even if the Zinnia had bees *ally anted would be an overcharge. The poor woman seat a asesonger to relate her ease to Mr. Janie ' landlord of the Royal Duke, in the Commercial road, who instantly brought the amount and redeemed the gene. Subsequently, the prhauer met Gregory, who com• of the cruel d illegal manner in which his wife had =L en treated, to which Murray wally replied, " Yee, I know I have acted illegally, but you are too poor to obtain redrew, for I know your wife had to take the ring from her finger to procure herself bread."—Mr. Yardley said the di•traint was I manifestly illegal, and the prisoner must pay 21. 4s. with ' meta. MONEY MARKET. TUEeDAT EVENING. The Comet market continued:all day jo the same passive state which it has exhibited for several days past. In the few transactions which took place Con mole varied only between 864 and 861, alternately buyers and sellers at each price. They left off 891 to both for money and account. Exchequer Bills were 30.. to 335. premium. Some movement took place in Mexican Bonds in consequence of the somewhat encouraging communi cations in the papers this morning from the sputa of the bondholders in Mexico, and the government. Speculative purchases were more free:y made, whidhcarried prices to 17 to 1. Orders for Portuguese stock from Amsterdam, where it has latterly been is demand and commanded higher rates, raised the quotations here also to 23 to 4. In Oita ibreign securities there was scarcely any varia des is mew. Russian, however, were again on the dos, sad bought at 1004, now quoted at 99 to 101. IWA Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 441 to 51 ; the 701 to 11. Spanish Fives, 111 to 12 ; the Threes, 22/ to 31; Passive, 2; to 31. Brazilian, 74 to 8. Milian, 88 to S. The quotations of foreign exchange varied little from thaw of last post day, but the actual transactions were of line than ordinary importance. Paper on Paris was freely offered. The negotiations were : On Paris, at short, 25.271 to 321; on Amsterdam, 12.1 1 to 1; on Rotterdam, 12.11 ; on Antwerp, 26.70 to 76; on Hamburg, 13.10/ to 11; on Frankfort, 121 to 1; on Vienna, 10.55 to 11; on Leghorn, 32.15 to 20; on Naples, 371 to 8 ; on Madrid, 47 to 1; on Lisbon, 511 to —all but Paris at three months. To return to the Rank of England and bonus goes tion. When, in March, 1847, the addition of a bonus of one per cent. to the half-year's dividend was first proposed to the court of proprietors, the pro position did certainly seem justified by the very prosperous state of the Bank's Snarlers, mainly among from the unprecedented accumulation and beneficial administration for a considerable period of the railway funds for some score of millions compul sorily deposited in the Bank according to parlia mentary regulations. So long as those funds re mained in any considerable bulk the Bank was vir tually the discounter-general for the whole country. The provincial hacks, stripped of their del nits, and compelled to narrow them circulation, could afford little accommodation to their habitual clients : their own safety, under the remarkable circumstances of these times, became the primary con sideration, and several, joint-stock and private, were swept away in the whirlwind of the monetary revolution which carried such an immensity of ca pital and such a monopoly of business to the Bank. It is known that, upon the question then of a repar tition of the extraordinary profits so accruing, there was a division of sentiment in the Bank parlour, and that such repartition was far from being strenuously opposed by those who, on principle, were most ad verse to it. The proposition was therefore carried by a large . majority of the proprietary. During the remainder of last year profits continued to accumulate in excess from causes still too fresh in public remembrance to require more especial notice. The bonus for the two half-years following April, 1847, was declared as a part of the dividend therefore, and passed without discussion. The continuation of the bonus, as now proposed, comes before the proprietary under entirely different conditions. The board of directors, after pasture con sideration of the subject in all its bearings, have unanimously come to the conclusion that it will be both inexpedient and unsafe. Their grounds of dis sent rest simply, but not the lees substantially, upon the important facts that, first, the rate of banking profits has not exceeded 3i per cent. for the past half-year; secondly, that the future holds out no such encouraging prospects as would ,justify the hope of improving upon the pre sent subdued ratio of profits. There is no doubt that the directors might have been more explicit with ac ceseory facts and figures of 'talons telling force by way of addenda and explanation of their unanimous record of opinion, but there are points on which pro prietaries are quite as tender and forbearing as directors, and 'so no one ventured upon hazardous questions for fear that very unwelcome truths might chance to be elicited from the momentary candour or indiscretion of some member of the board. It was stated, indeed, that the government securities held by the Bank were deteriorated in value to the extent of about 200,0001. since lag year, when the first bonus was carried; but about any other lases, or depreciation of property, the Governo'r of the Bank prudently declined to be pressed. That the Bank is conferiedly minus 200,0001. in its capital stock is itself one material fact; but there are other facts rather more material still perhaps to follow. Yet meanwhile it may be doubted whether at 200,0001. the damage in that one respect is not too lightly estimated. Exclusive of the Dead Weight Annuity, the government secu rities held by the Bank may amount to some five millions sterling of nominal value. Tne mass of these must probably have been purchased at prices ranging from 90 to 96, calculating them pro rata of Consols. The present price of that stock stands at about 86, and assuredly one million could not be placed upon the market without causing a disturb ance equal to 6 per cent. reduction upon that value. Upon average, the securities of all kinds in held mast have cost some 7 per cent, excess upon the va lues now ruling, and the remit would lead upon the premises to a deterioration of property of between three and four hundred thousand pounds. Consols stood at about 91 in March last year, when the bonus was voted; in the January preceding at 94. There remains still the Dead Weight ght Annuity to be dealt with, and the extraordinary depreciation in the value of that security which contemporaneously must have been in progress. Row that security may be valued, or whether it has been valoed recently at all, dos not appear. It cost tte Bank in 1822, by periodical advances to the government in its purchase from 1823 to 1828, 13,089,4191. In 1832 the an nuity, which expires in 1867, was rained by Mr. Fin- 1 laison, the act ai of the National Debt-efilos at 10,936,2271. When purchased in 1822 Co nsols were on the year's average about 80 ; when' valued in 1832 the average woe about 88. The Bank therefore did not make an im provident bargain as to price, but saddled itself with a very cumbrous, costly , and unreellmble se isurity for times of crisis afterwards. ow ,N aimming the dead weight to have been valued at the 0041111211509• meat of list year according to the rate of Commis, say 94, and that valuation to be still continued, for no- thing is known to the contrary, whilst Mr. De Win ton and Mr. Fielder carefully eschewed any question ing on the subject, tha result would be that over and above the yearly quantum of depreciation in an an nuity foe years, there would be the surplus deprecia tion as aseasmed by other standard values. At 7 pet cent. the damage upon the eight million of as sumed last valuation would be over half a million sterling ! It must be understood that we speak hypo thetimlly, and in some ignorance of the practice of the Bank as to the valuation of its effects. But we are, nevertheless, Tilts satisfied that the extent of the depreciation of the securities held by the Bank, which has grown out of political and other circumstanesenot 'seminary to particularise, will not be far wide of the mark here assigned. The bonus-seeking proprietors evinced the same singular delicacy and abstinence from asking questions about the fate of the heavy sums advano by the Bank last year in aid of great mercantile establish ments, some of which were past salvation, and others saved only on the hard condition of winding up their affairs. The Bank must still be holder of a mass of securities, and guarantees, on this score, and it will be fortunateifit shall remain unscathed, and that they can be realised without material loss. On previous stmi ' far occasions, as from 1837 to 1839, it certainly was not so lucky by some hundreds of thousands. Perhaps the crowning point of reserve on the part l of the bonus-seeking and speaking proprietors at the late Bank meeting was the very careful forbearance from any inquiriesabout the Copper Mining Company's affairs, and the lawsuit in which the Bank is now engaged with some of the betrayed proprietors of that insolvent and dishonestly managed corporation. The Bank came under advances to that company for 270,0001., the whole of which may probably come to be retreated by the verdict of a jury ; but, speaking from some knowledge of the cause, with the documents before us, and the opinion of lawy ers in aid, we i should say that 170,0001., at least s in imminent ( ,jeopardy. The specialities of this case may be left for illustration on another occasion. _ . With all these facts and figures before them it would scarcely seem possible that the Bank propri etary should vote for a bonus that must cut so deeply into an already damaged capital—damaged to an ex tent of which they know not the limits. Let them look at the state of Europe political and of Europe monetary and industrial as well, and ask themselves where is the of seeing consols again at par, and what the pir Mi c an t period of the resurrection from 86 to 100? All the great states of continental Europe are now borrowers at any price. One hundred promised in futuro for fifty lent now is the propo sition only on the part of the borrowers. Higher terms still will be readily granted on asking. The Bank of England proprietary will no doubt remember that the corporation of which they are members is endowed with special privileges—revo cable on abuse. Their stock is virtually as much guaranteed by act of parliament as Consols. It should, therefore, be worth as much in interest, but should not be worth more. The present proposed bonus, tempting as it may be, can only rob he future interest, and eventually lessen the value of the stock, so that, whether the case be of life interests, or of more absolute property, the unfortunate result must be the same. At 7 per cent, per annum Bank Stock yields more than Consols; take more than the present pro fits ; be reckless of a future pregnant of mischief, and the dividends may chance to cease altogether. The government of that day would not hesitate then about the confiscation of privilege. In these remarks and admonitions no blame or im putations of motives are intended to be east upon any party. Much misconception still evidently prevails upon the duties of a public and privileged corporate body. The members are disposed to linger fondly still after 9 per cent. discounts, and 9 per cent. divi dends, although the day is past for bah. It may be cursorily noticed that in a very laboured and labori ous article in a morning paper, censure and sarcasm art freely employed against the directors. There is a perversity of feeling and intent about it which might lead readers to conjecture, that in the Irish mood it was the return for " benefits forgot," and from the pen of some one by the " former bounty fed," of the parties so unworthily vituperated ; other wise, neither for fact nor argument does it require or deserve notice. 111111L1011 inane. 3 0. 1:11.0es. ArrA.S) I D Erh . 21"ani42 7 1 9; Nub. AL " :0 4 /M, W. Mirth. J;14%1 DO; Jar. Ere _________ mom mum 6 per 01. 11.8.. Dr& N 6 pit On RAW= 11414., 182% Bt., iq VI M " 6 A G tx, Iyondi Begin Ikeda. 2 1 4 per OA Polmanns 1164., BB 4 8 pie Ct. Mow NU Ditto ANA.. 4 par IX Dawn Ontlatatm. 711 EILCHANORB AND "Toms ABROAD. Tlllaa.lhrs. lit—Avoids& The psi Cush. 794a nd ino. Your pm Omni. 64; Mo. Throe pa Oonln.. 48 ; s-Rolf per 04484.. 48 ; I. 1034. 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II Pr.tOr annal". .4l veal 31 . 0d at I L 2 4:3 0 loosiali um.o442l ll falecislt. 41 a I 3111 614. 1 I zu. .ipti. 6 1 its 14 , Dr. 43 13 14. 10 Aka& 46 jar Laps ...:,* 4 , 4 D0.N44/11.01Wiiii of of lams ." a k 1 1. 41 7. Iglik 6 . " ~ -yrv..., L im a "gia. esiii 110 U 10 1.4 locsisrt . I Do. do. . 21 Do. *hoar Le t 11 4. 1 Parte sad Uricans ll . I D,,,E aL eee ....1 3 , , , Pas* add RNA ... tl6 2 Do, .. is. 6 Porto abirashotaro ** 41d. • 0 Do. tA.:e..• N. ic Room .sit Motor 9 D„Liajk..u.sa. asi 99 Staler usi Mews- 11 . 9 M.101.:12/ as L 6 t • 0. 9 7 0 .1 r. nod AWN .l 60. ! 1 Do. 101.46..01 aB o I at Wed itote•!9l .. COMILTIRCIALL AND M4.RZET& thus • in- PRODIJO/L—Manauirsts, Barr. 26.—The maser meld bee tip= el Sea op rimpaa* nse. eel the full pier of ski a WO* low boo pakd . *0 We. .7 Ma Ms bays hen sobt. oke MOO Imp et . fte r lims. and i,aa kw etilseinl; tal e he‘ L ie r r iw tftet IS•SL la SI& Si Is lit= P li rt o r Ire 21 lia is. yellaw *Sr Mat Via ~odd Ye elib Ire Ind Idunhlyaifir• i seeedni 40111 p, Rs .W 1 Pk AL I Ca be : The priastirl Ware smuggles Ode of SASS Sep • pate earl pellow Java, a Seriplima bona Iseet Vs 07 *may ler kap Wee peas i thel DM gni= Ott haat* exportatka; the ordissri pike was la ve b lon w il b l; t a °th t lan " w scwil eek' al a eorreney the MI . "18 —Sid tU tpetr e value. I laTha e sold In nubil e .1 141 . 6 7"" under the private coolrect prices of last reek: 3 t fr aa)o3l,3ll — . to Ik. ed.; ref., 71 to S i Is o to 16e. 6d.--Cotio n L e . b w il i al l e . isp b i ke only sold.—Bon reolehee nenireted.--Ccchinr,l rind wi epirit.—Tellow is a elle& lower; 47e. 6d. on the spot 0 .,_ the quality doctored Me the quarterly sale amounts to %I r k , a=sl Owe: Olflorme MI an Ild. to Vs. i Petrol ks eur ro xim y ~,A di taw: Me treed in W. Se. to I Ri. IL id. ; houe La JR % H. 10. lis o th er WYK leo materiel alteration. COTTON.—ErvizrooL, Greif. 26 . —The Market lay_ was dull, him mounted to emehansed. 4,000 bake, inelsdim *c eek weft Xeieveraren, GIPS. 26 —pop market bee Ne tt .61.m.Em e. le Ile dm we tram ,am hommr ameublt by tear contiamed homes, c ro w ,d_r•Wit =ss hien rids, in various marters_it Imini_e u , err 7stts. snort et beanies ;ems Arm to l esimi ts e r iao C hM. both wil e ling 4l . l led mak hat =leave se emeredens i Mal Mona treellestione has Mrs ena. The stake of Wars market, no tar, mop he tna op: Ukelele, toilet Shim it was LA week, bat ao lame • ass be elbepeed sineord r staseedingl7 low rate; the orals re being genteally rejected on that acconat. This mark Harty to yarns, In millet% no boainees can be does incept re d uct i on on mom prim Th e news trent Leak y—"" vourable. De Greek booms are drug little this week, la trade bums bednesa is still far tram satisfactory • s anern wer. mums au prim to-d iv of the fa ll en of a meremdle femur: non. onsaped Is the Indian trade. The names of two, hen ere mentioned aseredlton for ermidashis Iverf lminge e letters samounee that the lain of cotton pore a M i ism hem large, and that an improvement is visible boa Komi ciand bliarcl , as. The weekly return of the state of soothe y'ma w u ho P l i ° ihill tavoura day t;le un . d ga th r e ed i rtio r n tn o te f '134:1.171:41L 0ne tessui Ll ".s 6ll factories bemused by a flfoi. which wtapied a setim u orn which employed eighty hands, having removed out ort ur Cwrs total number of persons employed than I. au ineresmornt, 4 660 are en full and 12 oily on snort limn la the ayra Mis Mk there ire 745 more hands on full time, and 60 has ea Met s ou - - WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—Liebe, SEPT. 26.—Thei s ‘is Mg so good on attendance tee merchants at our cloth Wilk" Mg as at oar tart market, nor was the businna trammed minis g as chiefly moaned to heavy cloths, comprhnnu bet was for the wilder trade. among the finer quake of rier2 wio,l4l4ed blanks and weeded hints were priocipally m i ., -- m of the manufacturers are now busily mimed in aismu r eZi Spanish stripes to order for the India mar. eta, BLANKETS.— H ecKe oN DWI IKE, 6E04.25 .-11o%* trade still continues active. There was a nutneroui albedo, merchants end manhattans In the Bleaket.hall, and seredmi s former bought freely, prices being rather buoyant, bet Masa material augmezdadon. • From the LONDON GAZETTE.—Theeday, Sig IL BANIERIIPTS. 'rimless Amman. Walsall, Ifififfin,2lfitrei our manafattaaa, surrender Oat. 10, & Nor. Il at lob at Itiniangti mma Brown, Unarms, & Smith, Birmingham; off. tang, eg at i t s . adagbra. ADA. CONACHRI, Walefiekl. Yorkshire, spirit owle t c at Nov. 7, at 12, at Leeds Ct. Soh., showbridge Cp y gedin;: . h PolJamhe & Co., Wakefield; off. sang., Hope, wai t &slur Ououiasir, at., Islington, cattle hale, Oeh Nat Nov.: at at lissingha ll .st. - Bola llolme Caot ar aT simnamt; & cursay, Amersham, Buda ; off. lung, Groan, aigaial late. Joao HODOKOSON, Lawrence•lane, amnia, Oct. 4 at 11, s Nur. 2at 12, at Rasinghalhit 8a1a,7 War* VMS Licas44., • Is Mitcham, Surrey ; off. 'Mg., Orion. hi t Jews Moon', Worksop, Nottinghamshire, ianknatt, Oa ha Nor. In, at 12, at Leeds Ct. Bola, Mews. Tavice. Feathers belga, &Lees, Nottingham; off. &mtg., Freeman, hheffield. Exuma. Slone, Bankaide, Margate, stationer, Oct 14 gal,! Nov. 7 at 121, at Basinghaltat Sol., Buchanan, liagsghist; off. wig., Edwards, Frederick's-pl. lows Vans, High Holborn, auctioneer, Oct. 5 at 17, &Ishii 11, at Basinghall.at. Sol., Duke, Coraltill; oft mig., hum. BasingbalLst. &WM Wisacor, WeMbrominch, Staffordshire, hamar, 01 1 N. at ta, at Birmingham Ct Ws., Coles & Turner aklenaahm, &Hodgson, W12133(11.1,1; off. main., Christie, Birmingham. INSOLVENT TTINER& W. Mk% Broulthno. liersasateu PEIO iftwskallesai, firmer.lniteMr. G. Doughty, W South alteelhohn Lis- •C. Pahomors. Navin Win, ilhh C 011011.11 •• hoosh,. *Wm .reohtelnat. cloth Dyhoo, litatlendekl. jseinimaa A. Phu* thaw, Lohohilthht. um T.. u... lllwerth e...„ N . etthsale. NlSO•hgb• * Maw. lassia a h tacit. T. HAM., Flamm. Llscoiratrts, kiosk. . Sabres. lairertrn. c 6.1,14 •Ri• A l a Wand DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEND& R. Cappur, Nantanch, Cheshire, dims faeter—Flaal 41r. of •Ist. div. of Ss. GeL oa near prook Oct. 13, h say Wotan Thurelay, at Causove's, LiverpooL pee, Duklaecld, Cbsehlre, onion spinner —lest dlr. et 1 11, Oct 11, & any . subsequent Tuesday at Eraser's, Manchester. H. MOITiS, Unocal, neeneed victualler-Ist di.. of 4,011„ & any subsequent Thursday, at Carenoves, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS.—Oct. 26. C. Bertram & W. Parkivos, Neste& upon-Tyne, memhants —Oct. 19. A. Miami, Taristorkai, Ome. garden, musical instrument maker—Oct. 25. J. Brown, Xsallamy carpet dealer—Oct. 24. G. Cappur & R. Capper, Nand* eke factors—Oat. 26. A. S. Conic& Bristol, timber mercksat-.06.11. T. Oates Ford, Durham, ship builder — O ct 19. W. Ihmos, Punk" lane, City„ --Oct. lwiaklayest el. W. U. Hyde, NewcasUsundrams, minter ter— bat. St. D. Jevons, Ilpton, Staffordshire, grocer-Q6 >4 T. I.urway, Bristol, licensed victualler—Oct. 24. L Porey, 'haw under-Edge, Oionneetershire, printer—Oct. 19. B. Turner, OM Cs mudish-at., Marylebone, tailor—Oct. 19. J. Wren, Meson& mi. len warehouseman. SCOTCH BEQUESTRATION3.—Peter Fiske% Mackinlds, ma. 'ow, cattle dealer, Oct. 4 & 27 at the Globe hotel , Olregow—han Render/cc, Devanskle of Tillicootry, Clackmannan, moan no factual., Oct. 2 & 23, at the Crown Hotel, Allow—John Kruk, 1111, merchant, Oct. g t hi, at the Gordon Arms Hotel, Keith—am* lawrle, Glasgow, manufacturer, Oct. 2 & 23, at the Black Ben IA Glikagow—Adam WLellan, Glasgow, salesman, Oct. 4 B Not Black 801 l lan . Glasgow-301m. M.Naught, Glasgow, pa dealer, Sept. is a Oct. 19, at the Star Hotel, Glasgow. PA&TNERSHIPS DISSIOLVED.-11. C. Beek & T. H. lII* Liverpool-W. P. Campion & W. Wills, Broadway, Cads Ma town-N. Cub & 0. Milbank, Leeds-J. Crosland & H Cog* Blntal, Yorkshire - L Danks St T. Dank; Nottingham -I. Fowler C. Merryweather, Weeder-IL W. Gibbons & Swindon, Wiltshire-0. k T. Arkroyi, Rodadds-1.1. Huxley, J. J. Harlot, J. E. Huxley, jon., &C. Maley, Nages. Loas-sere, so far as rewards J. E. Huxley, jun.-J. 0. Jora W. 1L 'Mader, C. Todway, & O. L. P. Eyre, Joha-st., Bedard's.% Ilk ea regards J. 0. Joon &C. Tudway-.1. Lindley & W. ton in Ashlisid Nottinghamshire-J. Nankai &J. Jamieson, Sew stounness -8. Millard a W. Millard, Rood-lane, City-J. T. Osrloeth, aJ. Hustler, Fingal, Yorkshire, so It as Hustler -J. W. Newton 8. Chandler, Charlton, Dmar-M St 0. Itabortios,Crowlmm, St. Mary at Hill, City-D.Bom a alga jun., Itilliter-st., City-H. Sehroling, C. Sehooft, J.Tinsmy Jewe.walk, Botha& gro.• 0. Smith St J. B. Pow, Ltvitp*-y. e a u & 3. W. Yank Manchmter -S. Taney I. arm& Ream, Barkshire-J. & J. S. kdky, Gt. Qammil.. WM minsta-C. Wright T. N. Storer, Nottingham-S. t . l= P. wallas, Ipswich-0. Young M. Wins, N I. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Claavanora, Seer. St —Arrived: Raabe, Misted; AttleaDess Tamar,; Felix Qsimper, Bordeaux ; Sarah, Tenerife, Albino, km, itdtallusiy; Haryvy, Quebec; Neptune, Bremen, Aurora he ; Lively, Guernsey; Repoli* Marie, Charente; boo Amsterdam : Emma, Damara ; inching Mendes, Flaked; Mg Alexander, Nantes; Timemdra, Ninth ; Annette, Rip; Shut, DNS; Isis, Dorothea Ernestine, Ada, Homburg ; Amy, Littera SSW: Lanark, New York; aty of London, Leer; Magnet, Rottedia; Don, Peru. Lrvraroor., Sim 9g.—Arrived: Lady Amherst, Sispen; Ranger, Jamaica ; Valearaboo; Armisted, Maims; Ma Grant, New Orleans ; New Hampshire, New Sari ; Elden Ma Quebec; Lea Trois Scram Astomni, Nantes ; Alkla, 9t. Valais; s. Victor, Bast; Digby, Quebec; R. Watt, Apalachkela ; J. o m New Orleans ; Cornelien, OdSpolL—safled : Nadlnd, Notts; Vigilant, Intrindo, Staten Bland; Eider (a), Opals; Jamestown, New Yak; Whampos, Board.; Rigida may. Eliza Babson, RIo Janeiro ; Albion, Stettin ; Trinity h at lend& ; Apnoeas, St. Thomas ; Lady Covetable, Nodal lOW Prancer', Ham ; Hlndortan, Breton; Plicenix, Antwerp; Oro nometer, Conetan ; Sylph, Genoa. [AdVerthelllellt.] -APPREHENDED APPROACH Ci Csounta.—lt to fazed that Asiatic Choler Is auto es its Ira to country. No disease attacks more suddenly, ans4Losugreirr is solos Proper mew be promptly applied for Ms la mat awes, from a redundancy and putrid acrimony d thr the results ere heartburn, flatulency, palm of the stoma sad lee& camp examines% palpitation of the heart, aar" mica' saddens The Vegetable Restove Pills prepared by Ads &VS Neg., of Deltaphall, near Huddersfield, wW • .•Wel• dam mi stomach end bowel- from all vitiated humours, and ratan Ye VIP_ functions to their proper tone. If plentiful domes of these taken, and nature be further a/sisted by applying Nadel of bet silt to the feet, the disorder will be very soon checked, and a ewe eswre. In a few days. And It is Important to know that those liedcalas ' prove of admirable IMO ea a preventive of that fearful eseledfl enengthweing the whole nervous system, and preserdat la de taLl=ea l i s;:ne are genuine itn u le a s e t on klr. th l e t ev= zwins . round each box .d . Pace Is. sd, and 4.. tyd. S Mt wrapped chemist/ and respectable medicine venders. BIRTHS. 13ETHUNE.-Sept. 20, at Denneepark. /lonians, Mrs. C. Bethent. BO SO O IL RNSR-Sept. 22, at Oollbas, war Pitons Ehborough, Duch tb salt, of the Nor. W. J. 'nes. of a aon. CLAY.-Sept. 21. at EMI ....gftM the wife of the Roy. J. Clay, dolga DAY 10.-dept 23. at D. Dad% of HAY. ay --Se .ors pt'a. at, Warlellawaths, Inez, the edo "*". dattgf at JERNINS.-Sept. SI, at Egli; the with of the Her. J. Jobes.d • roe. JONES.-Pert 23, SA fn Han, near Edgeworth. the We 01 YtjM I. Jones. Prins.) Albezt's Hunan. of n .on. PLC.DLE.--dopt. 21, at Shirley, war Southampton , the stfo th. Priddlo. of a drafter. RICHALDSON.--Smat. 1.1 at Glassow, Din. Richardson cis 21,01 llenbury lilIC the wife of C. 11. d o d u of a son. TICEIIERST.-Bept. 23, at HasthiPe the wife 01 Fe Tlc.h o n 4 1.1 " of a ton. WOODY0111).-Sept. IL at thsvagend, Mn. Woodford, of a danot , kIARRIAGIES. BO WLRY-IfEllf.-OspA 33, T. W. Sowlby, Esq , to Prances 3121dh daughter of P. Hen, of Uleopirthalan. Dumfdeadure. cor &Kist! -GEDN r.Y.-SepL. 21, at Great Yarmouth, T. B. Coggin Y e n-, third 100 of Capt. W. Omasens, H.E.1.C.P., Prude% ttA daughter of J. lamp, Esq.. of douthiown, Gnat VallfeCaii4.. late of Brundlet Lodge, Suffolk. DAVISON.-111M8DAIth.-Sept. 23, at o r Muth. by 11036 ' C. Barlow. the Res. H. Damon, rector of Great alea. Oink 'rand son of the Riobt Hon. G. Dawson. of Castlolawson. darn, and Eppse Gronenwstren, to Anus. rand &WW I " °' Hon frail Dltnedetle, of Orageld4 Herm ELLIB-LORD.-Sept H. at St. Al Greenwich, by the Err. R• Lord A. A. talla, Esq., of ,thiblin an Aran, to nil A. datrator of H. W. Lord. Lot., o d e ptt, Crown. MIL ILLORRT-M.ACHLACHLAN -W. at Ballienore= Aat = 7 LO i wy -CoL liagazt, H.E.1.C.d.. late athutan , to Cellos Oran, youweat daughter of the late D. 11W Maelnehlan. JO I rEgI i tiESHIL-Sept. EL ea Westorham Church. T. J. Jaw. Ne of Oxfordlodge, Croyslot, to Ellen, only child of the late J. VOA Efts. of Norwood. 11 ILNE-RIDD.-Sep eur n, at Dundee, by tho Rev. T. MD , th e lot A. Milne, of Comb* to June, second eurviving daughter of thohlo T. Kidd, Esq. DEATHS. ADLINGTON.--flept. 33, ethOlourateramore, part de. MT.."' Roston, widow of the late T. Adllngton, .of tlaphawcomoss o . Mfa at Toyer Breton Lodge, Ever. Marbape , of G. thrkett. ' aipl 32. aged at Steen, Wintlermer o.g e .; &ugh /limbo: d e L e.nib. y rett, • , W k. fee. Mgt:L.-pm. Ilonburgh, wife of Wr. J. W. TITZWAURI 11, at Thom 111 d, !Mitchum. DobliX A zar ' wife of H. , Esq., of Azdenbue, Carlow. RA.Lif. 31. Anatomy, ran thoporA M. Hale, kin, to HOw ( t i=letotaorrworea. itathuo oki.l W. Howe, NOLLtivo. 11. at Briestao, J. O. Pariths. En. a V " Wace. Portranoraelsi a. RUSSELL.-Sept. TON 0/1.-Sept. - 21. I tregagagetb. 2".". thsHirkß"eobread.. D. au"" D. "si t, or ---- : .0 . 611191 ` . WIESTONIL-Sept. 111. at Matra J. Mindicas. aged To. t i lli a tC=ifote ' rg he :IC h raeies i otrerfo u l fml dm II Vs - •••••••. 8•1.,•01•••1:7. 1.4 ; • ^, „ .