The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-18 00:00:00

" Bed Hair Club," that et the meeting for the eh Mon of the maid of Ave he took part la the prose; dines, and mete~was see of those oho vitad for that conati. Of obeeratioes to die arida the jury should give to Dobbys might be made. Hs would he Popessistai r as rotation bet be (the Attorney- Desetel) did set think th at Debra our withr the legal dellekles et ma aprover. Wiese what be believed ma approver ift be woo a posse who entered into • clitz iod esiestados at merest Dribs pit if carrying out of that estakties, Isutsedi changed his Wad, and pm rtes eta whet Ms es m ats . admit ting his ion gat Howeveroto pert takes by Mr. DAbya was • Arrest ems. He would state, as • matter of fast, th 4 be ked lessors a member of tat club is the middle of the sorb el Jam, test se Wrier its object, but to feet it. His shiest bed beau to sive irensatios to the g oeernment, that the goveramat might be able to weakest the intended =tri these poser whew club he had joined. la Mthatetien Oohed Wary to day repined those mseilinge, sad glees an amount of them, and by so doing prevemed the rarer ken bring able to our, ens t esis reer. Ivevy fitet word be made, be mow end otherwise to harem& this mitoses. He (the Attorsey Clesseal) mild not say what erne would be Mtn to regard to extrinsic evidence independextly of the essmisetiss. bet this he thought it risk , to state, that if any elks iheeld be sad* to met any impatation on the renal Mildest sad erarerArr of Mr. D rebym, he (the Attorney-oe steal) had ewe We seem propesed to support both. He amid not mow, nor would he if he meld, offer evidence re this perms ha the Ws retains • but sherd way rhea of the Ware Ite had fast alluded to he me, he bed sew tally permed to sup port the wham. It word be proved that Mr. Member who had bra elected sae of the toenail of AM bad rated Mot he wised are even ern is his power to bring about the Pined at wtsth the revolution should take place. It wore be argued that be (the Ameney-Cleserel) produced as Wren to sesretwor• the statement of Dobbye, bet it weer be Wrongs fee hies to do es units- he bad an tippowir, and he had se wens of coupe lies poems le elmo for.ard in that espenty. if this mu shag, the purls :s at whirs Debby's wield revs, had been of es Isillelot charaster, it was competent for the prisesses immod to give pert II that feet. However, lb• did an ad ea Um fry to live credit to Dobbys. Wean tat homed Bearers who essdusted Mr. Meagre@ Mw did set cos me ; bat he did call as them set to arab nen Impertease le anything der mi ght he said by the very able sewer for preirerr sr bt cum sa i d et eorrebeinks el Delays% Mimes, than they word to the Ist el se 111141119 Prim se eistrailet Debby* es se lbe preeseilless whisbAsd Miss pleas et the nestles At this Ms*, Kern was a ballet Piths mate of eve, "adds basks paws red es the emers lad been rhenium* bend la dr here of a mom ewer Lake, in this esentr. Be wield peeve the ballades rpm to the en s the jely, had Mow thee they war Mad mos • the mem of W. L &ler, wee had be present at the meeting in sego' ties. Mr. Dative weer' Writ , d to proceed to the slew try to semskes the toproleatioa, and for that par pose be lift Dahlia es Ikeemlay, the tied of July. After be had ONO Mr. Ilfor.ar and other. followed his In order Me rims kin te mise the standard of molt. The lemed earemil Om alluded to the proceedings at MeMeabese, Mamie. An, us Mita detailed babes The Ammer Omani dm modem' the tratranioss whisk 1101111111111 OS erairday, tat Bich el July, et Yarns eery. art she read the letter wellies by Mr. Meagher from CahrmerZto Mr. S. O'Brien, and already given in evidence redeems. There was mother letter from Mr. grerher feud as tkelthl synth ofJ sly, in thepoesessiosof a smith's., aimed Smith, who mass/rested kir havispiebes a ppesrtt is Mee trammetiess. The rat metres of it was lea *Ws mittar, mad thentsee ha ( (liedOnseria) wield set read it velem he wee req us do sh Tree was glee mother ewers of a private cras s MI UM the ismer west on n Wows: errs, air Wag &ears —moos to the edam "Saps Me Omen Is aWtety ors wish, sad I am &M OW so Ms Oat MWorm% went ewe ea *Wit as se re PPAININIIIII•111114••••• e sa rens& Ole need to Cart, limy (Ws bosamorr)lo irme—tir ammo is issahrwate Darrilmestobiliblp re& les wens Mem dt eel ore to any my port ineraptery. se ;OW us e We see erre We time. no clubs .c deer wish Deo% ern Owe ssit tor melees& I got the heinell eels oroulos. Throe letters were sly material r shooing his firearms. Es would admit that he was bound to prove that Mr. O'Bries's object wee a rineistiesuy one. If, however, any quietism wild Wei as that point, there was sealer docu ment which, is his humble jedmeest,w decisive upon it. It .* se a latter weirs by Mr. 0' Brits acd by whisk he Or Attorney-Owaseil) easeidered Mr. Merhir was also lord. The Awry- Chaser then read the letter of Mr. Oinks m the Miser Coopanv, which has been already Meshed, asd said he would offer no comment urea that hner. Masse he did set matielpate that the talent or Lags. mimed! aer temmiesabil pat a different aosetruction upon the rower this whet be seatesded for. However, the gators far the jary to eissioler was whither Mr. Meagher bad le mired Wert up is these transectioos as to be as saes is leant He word only say that of coitus they 1110111 d met take the law either from he. or Use counsel toe the rimier. It was their duty, and, so doubt, it would be their ladisaties, to wows the taw of which they alone wars the jadges v sad to take the law frees the meth The application of the law to the facts wee also the malasim reran of the jury, end that they would deter mine the quires ealmly sad dispassionately, giving to W. Messine the booth of any reresable doubt, was all that he (tee Anceney-Geseral) required. But if th e evidence earlier them of the guilt of Mr. Meagher, he asked, on the part of the crown, for that verdict of conviction which is dr ollery dirk duty they would be bound to return, regent he of the esammeaces that might ensue. Mr. lobs Ortega Bodges, the goverment rooter, was them iscsalsed for the roper of proving the speeches of Mr. Weigher. referred may the Attorney- Oenei al in his opeitiagstatement. He was proceed* to read the speech for which Kr. Meagher had bees already prosecuted, when ke wee=td by Kr. who contended that this speech could sot te.„, Movies's. He made the objection in order that it be mlabbied em for all whether in the future trials fa ..entry every speech that a men might make hobs - ii pat ills was to be read against him on an steessisa dale Mad. He rad to the mode in which Tkvf Megrim was msdanies Mr.ir's am in this respect. Wiliftfted naelved se pat to evidence mean delivered bag lidieo es an win os. d, ma betty. atingle Mt had bees prm In the ems etas" Kiag v. Float," the facts were setsolisrdia endues Wore any speech was read against him. sad as sport was read against kW which had not re Arena to the mime elm. of levying war. Oa -the trial of Feast the mews wished to pat in a epsech delivered as the very MOD beton the attack on the tows (Newport); bat the Wiwi jade who presided throated the Attesser Omni an to pat it in until the acts of violist' wire Sect mewed. Be objected to the admissio• of the moot Meet le be reed, Wiese the mown was bard to dhow that it bad Warms. to the living of war which was =simian Ms. Messlear, whams, es the costng, it - of as indisisra ea the Yam* nation sad other topics eta gemal nature. If this sport were admitted, on Ilke meter an latest meek made by him six years a*ltt be reed kin. After seal further observe , Tin et a slather Mr. Mastoids alluded to the King =mad by ashatittia" s that the speech was The Attoiseresseral and Min eclat had bees argued 4b akez e dl is the me of Mr. Swish WHIM, when the court that his speishes were simisible as explanatory of kis sabessueat orb, whisk were mid to be • Leming el wet. It was, Molders, annecessery for him to occupy the time of the usirt by rhaeguing the gushes. NA De" Q•C., Wowed oa the ism side with Mr. W hherMs. Chid:Mice Blachbarae.—ls every as, evil or ethnical, the amieraliess made y the assumed party an be received is Mime "OW him. The samerty or irrelevancy Unlit demi gm the motes% mid sass of a speech. Tais mesh rarryllea direct antisliters of the actual war, sad an miesities if the intents and Kieft of the party who levied tbel Masi Julie ispehesil that the decides of sty head MOW roes as& is is strict accerdam 'nth, el as laid down in the vewe ar alleilea to by Mr. , that of the King %rho** MOM. —lf who Dm mush is read the court risks ft is est relevant, we will, ef mares, say that it sea set be meshed. The magentas or this maned, and Yr. Hedge pro moted le read the mesa is Mall. At the 00611111.06, Mr. TI Maio tale-1 have mew • right to t ask the tlim ormeel kr the linin es ek the ais that speech whisk Wriersibls, Mill IS iadietnent. Chief Suttee liedibmes— Nappies the crawl for the mows will have se rest keseks - fs dela, that. Neither the atone, am the sellebesseesral made say amity to Mr. Whitest& ; bet Chief :Mee illenbursit, after M laps. of a few moss* edded, " It will be a qualm for the jury, of 'ems" Mr. Beiges the promeded to read maim speech of blember Mimed en the UM of Areil. *amino held at the Mole bell, mid she a monk d ea the mons of the nth dims at the Made-ball Mr. Whilesids—l have sot Mari me ward of what you have bees reaMs. Yin. Hedges. bet pushups you can tall me Mr.sehosame of ftse welsh. Mad it referees , is the mark tens of Kr. Kitelbalt—Wltasis ; It led.—Mr. KUM& Tea as. set Med whether, Were that smelt wee mikes, there woe a porn read white had rellaresee to the isavictiss el Kr. Do pm remember • detrament having Ms read mist the title of "Trial by Jary in Wand r ad as ma tell me whether the epoch was met train mss it I—Witams : A rpm such es you we- Dos was reed. and I think I have a espy of it with me in Crawl Kr. Whitmire (handier a related paper) : Can yea tell me whether this is en swirl copy ? The Atiornerrie.y-Omeral.—What Is it ? read Mr. Whise—lt is a prier writ! wee a the arserisi se the nth of has, Were Mr. Meagher made t his epee*. The whims having looked at the echoed &Resent, stated that he bdiesid it me dm same which winrad et tbe meet IR S:. =de: Did the paper mad at the meta Mete One kste—. o That berme M r. Mixed mesa; sad berm die KM! knew that he was to be tried at the eta iswilers, several roma wets 'amnesia to cove at Met inaminha whose amen tyre afterwards street off the pewit" The Attorney fleseraL—l want to know by whom the damask win sea / Mr. Whltnida.-1 don't know who read It, but it was mad at the mistier, sad tatotenvatiom of Mr. Meagher • tem assied am _it. aim halo Miftherso.—lf the crown think' it right to Isis tinieser reed I will take • note of it. The Witsses.-1 think it nein to my that I never tur tithed the stews with a Nib of the paw. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOB R 18, 1848. vt_Th 4/1 1 1414 . tt COVENT-O•MDEN.--uase • .apers, a The E ne h a n. true," was perforsod at this theatre last evening. This is out of the picas produced daring Mr. Bens's late mutate wrest olf Drury-lase ; sad, bite the Ws re, it was kept as the stage after its attnetios woe exhausted. Like " Merl tans," mad " The Bowdasas," mad " The Bohentaa "Tits Esehasivess" has bed its day, end cannot now be revived. Yr. Bans is ostialeing to give these wove. oat operas sight after Mete, is spit* of tide houses sad cold sedirstan, uaiptertisailly because he Is sot is • state at preperstias te give asythieg Wee; but we bops, fi tt hi e owe mita, that this lessee d 11111,111,01110 1 4 is drawing to • dose, end that sums it his promised novelties will now be pro arm& Is regard la the " Zuhastress," sh 'ugh t h e d b e n assiouiss es Gad, has set a glimmering of co mmon Naos, anlZtlis oasis is tall of Bailee tassel and onm the elDeni, as sew ea up, le at least • sad then are some caseerted pieces and a ill a nd‘ why bear the implies or genies The airs, with =MS, ere alumb7-erlablbsikdr, waited to the lowest MeSe—meets kw the million, in short. The sitonsters were performed by Miss Boma, Ma e P et ri trsioi ne w. era/ Corn, who exerted theme Ives moot estri unmet ; s op Is h hat jostles to say that the pi, se, in its use get up yids • coati leteness and splendour bred pisseduat ou the English susiesi stage. But crumbs easels 141 ass do, whatever pains any be takes is string it up. with her in the transeerisa, whisk they theseeded in doing on Swag night lest.—The short Aftn, as detailed on the peerless examination of the we nee those : Mr. John Sheldon, as extensive issinnthetneer of pencil mete, sad other articles aloe shatherated, came to tows shoat the middle of left seer is seder to visit his nano ethtesases, bringing with blin the labial& pro petty, subsequently stolen. r ea esterseat of patters& Wag la want of a porter to athempeay hint with a trunk sad beg seatelning the valuables is hi thellfti, he hired the risen" Isamu after careful inquiry. Atm theompanying Mr. Shaken kr .everal days, •INIMIS was left, by him at shoat twelve o'clock on the suing of the Witk ult. In the pampa 145, Strand, while reSSIOSII waited upon a gentleman in the upper part of Siebert., sad oa his return in about a quarter of an hour to the he found that the porter had decamped with the trunk bag. Wenn lion wee given to the police, and the mak prisoner, in three hoofs after the robbery, was taken into custody with • gold pencil else in her , which she was endeavouring to I sell. She peeten red that eke had had possession of that and 'nether a day or two before they were stolen endeavonnal to match the piencil.ease from the officer'. hasid, and, being *moneyed to the station.house, gave • false address. bee. through the activity of Sergeant Loom, her place of sheds was discovered, on searching which the officers triad the truak and bee concealed under the bed. The valuables had been disturbed and pieced between the sat king and the bed, I but the whole were found in the roam, axcept about three rounds' worth. In the atone of the inquiry it was seder tained that the female prisoner hadissened another pencils case within two hoots cf the tints the ronbery wu committed. —Sergeant L4OIII, Kg:olomA, end Coombe: . preyed the amic hension of Jackson on Saturday night, at the Yorksteise Stier), Psddington, who, on being captured, said, " Yen mar as well have my mate," pointing to Warren, who ran away, but was punued and taken into custody.—Mr. Sheldon I Nullified Jeckson.-11. Robinson, • woman residing in the immediate vicinity of 100, York-sneer, where the female prisoner indeed, and at which place the property was dies isthered, stated that she saw the prisoner, Wamn, enter the here on the 25th ult., with a tog, and, in a few minutes effeerwards, he was foll owed by Jackson, with a truck cc theibling that promised. Warren shortly afterwards ei-iee est, and returned to the house in • few minutes with some !owe in a jug, two pipes, and some tobacco.—Evidesee wee given to show that Warren bad offered a gold pencil ars W I sale on the afternoon of the 25th ult.—Sergt. Prong's proved 'het the prisoner Warren had been preei Italy oonvicted of Way.-111r. Broderip committed the wheels of the prisoners Ifew Wial. SOUTHWARK. _ftonstno • POIITNANTE•V. —H. Jaw, LOWNI Fisher, Sarah Lambert, and Marten AhloheU were charged with being concerned in ate ding a portmanteau. On the preceding eve, ing c omplainant Sr. rived at the Waterloo terminus from Winchester, and having hired a cab, his luggage, consisting of • pertinent au and hot, were placed on the roof of the vehicle. On the road to Konaington the portmanteau was atol is, and tha driver, whom name is Sergeant, mthsequently mentioned the fact when he got to the stand at Kennington-nose, when a c- b. men named Finch informed him that ee was likely to find it at the twine of another cabmen named Fisher, in Union s'reet, Borough road. Finch then accompanied Sergeen tto the house in question and • policeman being called, the two latter entered the dwelling, and Fisher made his Neaps at the rear of the premises. Upon examining the house the complainant's portmanteau, emptied of its canteen, was dienovered in the ketches, and also a great number of skeleton keys sad other housebreaking imple ments. The prisoners living in the house at the time were all taken into eustode . the woman Fisher being the wife of the man who escaped. In the course of the investigation. when Finch was called on to give his evidence, he I quivo Wed gm much, denying that is bad given Sergeant any in formation with respect to the person who had stolen the :rttrtesu, that the magistrate ordered him to be placed a e dock with the other prisoners, and he was charged with having bad a participation in the robbery.—Mr. Cot. tingham mid that it was quite evident that Finch most have been aware of the robbery, otherwise be could not have given Sergeant the information that he did ,• although he now wanted to deny the circumstance of the finding the house brething implements in Fisher's house, as well as the com plaisant'{ portmanteau, it was extremely probable that ne was engaged in burglaries as well as other ffeessee, Under all the circumstance, he should order the pries:men to find bail for their appearance at the next 'menu. nation and et the mune tins that every exertion should be used by the polite in the apprehension of the man Fisher, in whose rouse the portmanteau wee found. TINNOWN INTO • HOMO THOUGH .1. Daly was charged with throwing Elisabeth King into a horse trough in the Kent-road.—The complainant said that on the pre ceding afternoon she went into the " World Turned Upside Down" public house, in the Kent-row', to have • Mile re• treehment with another women. When they came out the defendant was very insolent to them, and the de sired him to go about his business, or she would call the police. India, however, of his doing eo, 1 ,'„t 18 : he tan tenants her, and seising her up in his arms '7 l ; an ,p„ v ae..,,kis e ., p"ungsd her into a horse-trough nearly filled with water, is Die II 01., Dad crate which was standing opposite the publialsouse. She ma- ~, ly : odac,,_setorwor. weird to scramble out with the asenunee of her friend as hi • ^":"":,"7,,"wr:' well as she could, and was obliged to get home as quickly as so ' lt4;:a:'S;(4. - 1,.. r.a. po sible to change her wet clothes.—The witness shaded to _ IrPg:orive.a flown confirmed her evidence, and aid that no provocation we* I ,r;r:' tA tor r given for web conduct on the part of the d-fendant.—The es B e i g r a e. a .irgdia g .. defendant said the complainant spat in his face, and he 46 I..Tltintit ~. warned her that ON attempted to do it •he would at- !It il l 'Ai kh " .— H ... _ . DITIZ 30 )711.. ere Jan. 6. 160, dillatondatilailer .0.000. 34 ?Pm 6 per Ct. Brazilian Bd., 70l I per et. Brazilian Dna. New. 1643, 66 3 Ks et. Donne Bea. 1025, 67 per Cl, Marken Ace, Oct 31. O IM it i EXCRABOES ANI Beams. Orr. 14.—8 t. Nee. Schul, 734. McMinn. : London. 6.740 ANTWIIar. Oct. 16.-81e6 .nee .m RUMMY, Oti. le—Wan. 1640. 714 ; Ditto of the City. 1641 71 1841. Lc" not get them till the 30th of September. I have not se aided the waster. Will you inform me if I have soy re medy, and what, and rod will oblige your sliedient servant and subscriber, J. C. Parma& —P.B. I bought 16 shares They have sent the amount of Sin odd. and ends, such as 16 gm, 101., &c. Surely that is contrary to my inane dons. We are not able to afford much consolation to Mr. Peters on the subject of his letter. The transactions in railway shares, and with respect to transfers and registration, are conducted in a very irregular man ner, and it would certainly appear to be the ditty of the Stock Exchange committee to place them on a more satisfactory footing. It seems strange that the transfers in question could not be effected before the 30th of September, seeing that the shares were par• chased on the 14th of August. The books of the London and South-Westera Company cased for the dividend on, we believe, the 11th of August, and therefore the transfers could not be ad mitted for registration before the 25th of that month, when the books were again opened. It might then take a week, or two or three days more, to pass the transfers ; so treat the shares duly regis tered might, and should, have been in the hands of the buyer in the first week of September. In fact, however, the transfer tickets might have been signed by the jobber or seller at the time of sale and pur chase, or shortly afterwards, and delivered, although they could not be perfected by registration before the appointed time for the opening of the stock. The brokers making the purchase might, moreover, have bought in the stock in open market, at the price of the day, against the seller or sellers who failed in delivery according to the agreement for time. As the purchase was for money, it in; evident that the shares should have been delivered by the brokers duly registered, at all events at the very earliest moment after the books of the company were reopened, supposing the buyer did not previously require the transfer ticket to hold him self until the period for registration in rived. There is nothing particular about the delivery of the shares in different parcels, because they might have been purchased from different parties. But there appears to be a gross irregularity in the distant period to which the completion of the transaction was procrastinated. We believe, however, that Mr. Peters is without remedy against the parties in de fault. The Stock Exchange committee, it is under stood. have no strict and a. ttled rules for the regale- Von of railway business as they have for business in the funds, and they constitute the only tribunal for reference and adjudication upon any matters in dis pute between members of the house and their clients or customers, out of doors. Letters from Exeter advise of the rather sadden demise of Mr. Thomas Gray (the ingenious but unre warded improver, if not originator of the railway system), on Sunday last, the 15th, in the 61st year of his age. =OUP, Rank Stark, 155 315 3 3 per et. Rod. A 5551311 Spar IX. Cue.. Aim, 1 , 11 Nee 34 par Ct. Abb., c 4 5 sum., ern Jac. , 1850, 6-16 IFIn!PR• South Feu New Apps. 211 Cum*ls fur Accoun 43 t. 242 Nov. 14. 244 f 6 Dacia. .000. 37 47 6 Id.. June. 314. tem DRIP, 000, 241, March, 347 2d., Jane. pm. Dtito Muck 26 7 ; Id.„ June, 2o i 2, pa 4 per Ct. 1.4. Portupow 8d.., Di 3 6 per Ct. ltputhh Pries Bda..2i 3 per I. Smut* Deeds. 22 24 MT ~ 44 4.U l t. Dutch Nike, iase. Gull • D RTOCKS ABROAD. Thraeand-rll.lf per Coma, 231 I lamburi,l43 1424 ; Par* &SQ. L. old. 2,5 2‘ MI 77*; 77/; Dttfoo l . 44 . 76 , Hank of Belgium, 62i ; Ditto, too. 26.4771. The Attires,-Omelet —I doe't wi th to raise a quest's* as to the aseereey of the paper, bI west to rums Lis question. Chief Justice Blackburne.—lf the paper was PM at the swing, it is righ t that it *Medd be read new, es It ' sasy espial& the asp of the Kr. W hit eso mg lord. Mr. les has a sop UIS paper at bogie, sad Uhe will am it to. morrow, IwW he hosted by it ; 1.1 act, we wil l give in ems ow. Copy as evidence. Chief Jasdce Debetty—Who reed the paper at the 1/61.t. lop ?—Witness: 1 think it my memory serves me it was Mr. HalpW the seareteg. Mr. Whiteside--The paper is, properly epeakieg, pert of the ease for the crown. The AttontepOeseral aimed sot. He had admitted the whole et Mr. Keeper's opmeh i mid tibia leaved friend. in eross-exasaining the whore - .Isad got at 'Meese et the kiad, be seeks w it for the &timer, bat it wee so part el the we for the ewers Chief Justice Slaakberne—We lest Walt that the mown might to be obliged to pat it I. Mr. Whiteside : &meow it ware printed la a nempoper we would have a right (as was ruled in the ems ea Mr. O'Connell) to pat the :hole mutest, of the paper is eta. dense. If the paper is parties et the treseseties Well, I have a right to have it mode part el the areas csee.—lir. Whiteside thaa read the docemast widen, whit& pave • detail of the proaerdiap ea the pen Of the mows with referencia to the treaties of the jury pasta la the cam of the " (hese e. Joba Miteitel," gad Kr. Hedges meted that be believed he bad heard the same paper read at the amembly where Mr. Meagher delivered - the speech under eonrideratioe. Chief-Justice B'eckbame : Strictly sparking, Mr. White side after showing thet test was a part of your evidence, jou , ought to have reservwl it as a part of your cam . Mr Whitaide.—l have a perfect right to reed it in trom • examination also. Creseexualeatios coatlnued.—Red easouneed to Ow se eret. at the Couturiers . ion at the int meeting he (witness) attended that he was the govetusant reporter, sad had ire gently told the elmirman and secretary to mamma, his pre suite at the meeting. The secretary had egemiessily even him exclusively doeumesta read at the Ceatederate iseetinge. There ware ladies present at the s t oirift oa ths lath A The Q•iess's health was drank. On heatlessthat her Maier, ehesid he given as the Qom. of leeisd, hat she wait piess as " The Oases." Reed two of the spessiere given ia gelding, to-day in a preenutiow for mistime mama Mr. Meagher ; earl could net agree in that ere. Ovoid am report a epee* from Mm ry. Could see my that ether prises night set be able to do so, as some peeps lied a auseelleas sensory. Cannot say bow sway Jarere were been a ruck (hermits'oat Kr. Mitehel's trial. Hemel that there had is Mr. Mitchel 's priaciplis, in which Mr. Meagher took a decided part against that gentleman. Mr. Wm. Skearmas, a solicwr from Waterford, proved the handwriolag ad Mr. Meagher to NUM letters produced. The court that adjourned ail baltpeet 'o'clock to.monef (Tuesday) merning. TUB BvcußoMA ESTATIC--The Buckingham sad Chmatios wan, in the county of Wtstatesth, will be brought to the banner on 24th last., is Dublin. They easepries 6.700 awes, prodwciol • natal of abut 3,3701. per amen. The renaming p sire of the Villiers estate, I. the Clasea's Botany, compriss g 238 we, will she be dile posed et SCO7 LAND. Vfen OF WANT OF CONFIDENCE llt MR. A. MOVIE, U.P —Oa Friday the electors of Paisley, is tomplisace with an invitation by clears, held a meeting to hear Mr. Hire give an ertrainsa of his rotes dining the last Nora of parliament TM retry was crowded by a largo body of the electors, and a masiderable somber ol arelecton wen allowed to rape the gallery. On the motion of Bailie Costs. Provost Murray was called to the chair. The votes ezeepted to by many of the wormers of Mr. Haiti', were these he gave on the Sawa Mtn, and egret Mr. llume's motion for parliamentary reform.—Mr. Brie having r pried at acasAderable l aag th the rears which had se. tasted him I. giving the autos referred to, the Rev. Dr. Baird moved a vote of thanks to the honourable member, gadded by sa saneness of the whh of the muter that he would in future support lio arra No reform when brought leeward in poramor. Mr. WObee moved se as amsadassat to the opera If Dr. Baird : ThW this weedes d oe the emend el Mr. Needs he Wise broken his &doe awl went *vied the Wad it tbe majority el Ws angora Mr. Brown begged leave to aeon mother aimersiont itist Yr. Ando In.ing, in Isla use et the tub Mr* eideened to Bodies Tilde, led dr strewn of Paisley to leans that be had se. died hem the Ids ressintiou oltlch he had sewed to at by eerpied Neetise, eed having refused to all any cm Mobs drommui. dris weeder rearete le he oh 4.4 to sas diet they bays led lbth owl. drew la Mr. Bards. —Mr. M.Glase withdrew his amendment in favour of Mr. Brows'..—Aber some further remarks the meeting ear to the vote. The numbers were : For Ur. Boird'e mar, 160 ; for Mr. Brown's amendment, 167 ; isejority in Si of eke amendment, 7. The announcemitat was noir with loud cheeriai. Peettufighs AND Stiescilethe.— At the Sheriff lisealtaebt Coast, hold at Sterner is the 11th instant, a NN woe tried brio Macetulf Ithind, Esq., which was of considerable interest to persons subscribing to works pah. limbed in par. Mews. John Harvey. Bradley, ar - Cia., booksellers, Dumfries, as agents for George Virtue, Leaden, publither of a work entitled "Gems of Europese Art," pursuers; Mr. George Todd, draper, Strearaer, deform. It appeared from the stateliest of Mr. Todd, that be enbeenbed for the work at the solicitation of Mr. John Harvey Bradley, who soured him that it would bo dew pissed in Moss parts. When the work, hownr, bad reached the sixteenth part, • now win was atemereeed, which the &leader perativing, refused to take err] moth parts, eastesdlng that the work to whir b led irecribed wee finished ; that then had been r mention of a road series when he first subssribed that that seer was au after-thought of the publishes ; sad that he wee r more bond to take a second series than he i would be to tabs • dein or fourth. The pursuer produced the origiaal i iortae„ in which th e ter " serie s ' did not ores,, beg flee the defender should have known that 15 parte act be expected to contain all the Gems of Art ; awl that bare subseribed for the wort, he was boned to take ris oloomi rim, which would flair it, in 32 parts. Is support of Ms neements, the dolour called Dr. Orgill. ales a saborribro to the work. This witness .tgejggga that Mr. Bradley soared him that the work was intruded te be eempleted la 16 pore, in one part more or lees then was se mention of a second series ; bat whoa ke had received the sixteenth part, he received that a sew series had bees commenced with page one ; the Or pine of the now series bang cunningly made thew of that ,so that he might be etatispped into the atemeat of t he new ars. Ho had, however, deelined to take say coon parts.—The pursuer said that the defender and witaim were the only two of the subscribers who had retuned to organs the work. The Bev. Mr. Hagar and others had cot objected.—Dr. Orgill stated that soma of them had after wards aver to do so rather than be dragged into a court ot law.—Tho flieriff held that the pursuer, sot bevies toga. I sis rayd eta meted miss, either is his prospers or is his itsaca with the &direr when he became a soh seribeir, it wee widest that the letter wm not beard to take a new miss of the work. There must be some limit ; sad he trusted that this woad be a leer to publishers to state more explicitly the axiom or the works to be published, sad would be a warnag to subscribers to be careful of the way is which they subscribed to stir wake . —Jadgraeat in favour at the deferrer. PROVINCIAL. TOMMIE. THs C.Alli or MR. O'Butr4.—A petition is in *sum of signature at Leeda yingthatths elision* penalty of Om law may not be anted into effect in this Wes ot Sank 1 O'Brian. ........a...e,.,,.0m■. TEI ACCIDENT ON 71121 - iiNDON AND NOS= Warman RAMA/LT.—An insect was held ea Monday at Blamer* en the body at Richard Janes, • Nihon porter. The deemed, with three ether peon, bed been tarsier • eurleartruck an braiding, when doeseeni prearied to non the hoe en the lodes i s. The 6 po. peed tor ermine ID, tie drier end from ode net sodomise in swilisient tire w weld eiren, ere the et bear musk Or en the hip, end drove Yee howl about It reds. He ems is rater with sone owns and was killed ea the net. XiM wagon ere the toil wen Wort uf the bat, Weldor it up se delt h ode net be shoed till deo en edit& TO jury, do a brobend einetthadee, Mord a Tarr that Oared awe le lie doh by eseident t but et tbe sere tire they thonte erre rotes engin to he need by the er In spereaddrc a teixerieu. clediens. prior Wen iv ee7euelt extent r INQUEST ANT VERDICT ON TES DODIES DROWNRD at SPITERLD.—The jay baying rambled for the third time yesterday, at the Isle of Wight Tames, to imp** Into ttie muss et the late deplorable saddest at 8, B. Newaltsa, Rimini", of the Gipsy cutter, was first exa mined, bat merely detail", all that has already appeared. The nest whams called was the 'amino( waterman, 8.8. Lock, who said, I as a Galion sad Parties +Merman, and bad • portore named H. Laashlsy I (Ras maa drowned). The wherry ems • sesond-elaes cue. have been appreutised sad aceustemsd from my childhood to beats, sad sit 24 pan el sige. Oa Woodsy, the 9th inst., 1 leftintoo-haral at 2 pm. with a fare of ihria wmoso, sad spied to p to BPitkead or is. each out sad is, sod board the Gruner. W. went to °report, and got into Leleblees boat. I had so small milt ; that is why we geed Laishky's bo at—a te ew one. Tbe Went were wry whim to g e. lam sure if the dawns" Rag was up. It blew ybard south-west. 1 did sot con sidsr time was say Mager. Two woman eat to windward, one miallp, and two to knees& Withia half a halts of Booth Sea Castle, 1 said, " As moo as we pt • slum we will go ahem," sod than. " Now we have a Aimee, jib's get her mate." Altar which the foment was shifted rod mode fait. Two wanes got up to pot their cloaks shout them. Hy mate hod before mad, " Whatever you de, alt min." About belt a mile from the outlet the best mosionl. By the jury We had 2 cwt. of ballast in the boot. Os going about tie boat bad so way on her. The ma struck Mr skin the two wawa to wiadwerd got up L sad they wen knocked to leeward and the boat upset. The eke of the sell wee about 11 yards. I had the bald of the jib ambit la_ my _head at the time. Another boatmen timed Sweet haDed e ss we IMO On oat a» said, all dlolibi aot pet on board the Gramiaus, but did aot say there was any ogiw. Ido not believe say bestow" would ham ota paid to p to Spit .cad. It came very suddenly upon U. 1 was oohs sober and spmehended no danger.—The cotton them sammed op the evidence, sod the jury immedistaly no wised a reran d " Accidental deaths by drowning." CLERICAL. CoBeBOtt.orloit.—Thelii;hopot Bt. Devitt's, en tho 3rrl hot., eoreerated the sew church (untended es a etabetltute for the oat =egt:lt . 2 of Illeaphsoo dta( tt. Ohercosto,C same. TM r t ortheoehr. .I t h at ll* sole nowise allt i L u r Esq., of Trecedwps, to that peibh, who oleo pre the had kw the efts. PaarrtlitaaTe—R •J. R. Bishop, to Llane li m R., Brikkoodol” dl.. at. MOWS ; 1 181 .; pat., awl of Aelstrarehom Bar. J. U. VI Mum, dm-IW. It I.ooBMrae, to Bari, P.O , hear Oak, pat., T. fler.fall, Fag., liorly.hall (sot the • est of Ouley, ea stated to the Merkel" Queries. —Bey. 14 awe to St. Mary's. Boehdele.—Rev. B. B. Webb, to T elsoor.les, sear ittiebdolo—tier. C. B. Maoism. to °rec tos, Dear UMIAK. NAVAL 13118111013118. OCT. le. —Aaaphion, it., Captain W. J. Witham. bas ibises, ban paid it; ii• will be Lid up him as as adv.nced its in tordinsry.—norisis and Artisan on per Ports mouth with marlaso sod moot ban Araphits.—Canus los ea tuned, sot wig bursa aim wsdnoday arm. WooLetice, Oot. IT.—loglitelen. .1 -a W•ster J. B. Pettey. is ordered round bout Portsmoutb M Woolen& Um tine ridge is mimosa* prem., but mho be aosisd lamedlAtely hat swivel hsre.—fietrland. Urnaloommonder B. AO* is lodated ito Ude pot from Dover to ready" sew batters and to haw nano dares Is Ow nunalrery roads posit. ADIIIKALTY, OCT. 17 —Pmuidonoxs.—R. T. Bedford, to be Coonondsr ; R. W. B. Elphmatone, T. B. Latibridge, and T. U. Athlone, to be Lonesome— Appalminaras.— Lieu. end Guam minder : 8. V. L Caton, and blue U. W. Wows., to ildlestan.- 106inpont: C. IL Lladssy, to Prises nouret.—tiss k : A. Y. blansier, to Beiropholi.—tlostevrala : enalrend to Wes bera.—Actlap *sings : O. Paul, to Walhalla& MILITARY. -- • ---- - - • WOOLWICH, OCT. 17.—ROTAL ASTI . Major W. IL ltraiiiea Compaq el Royal Artillery Red battabalk arrived et Wooly/kb /Menlo from Jersey. beria4 bees relined by Mebir 0. Jima% easpesy. tab) intellignut. COURT OF BANK KO PTCY.—T arraawaw. Before Ur. Ourasulailaser ebereareL OVTLAWIIII.—ProehiIMaLiva of outlawry was made in the ow of D. Monctivtf„ "focused victualler, of Catherine moat, Swaad, who had agitated to nun oder wader his fiat. SURREY QUARTER BEBBloNB—YaenaD♦T. ELECTION Or ♦ COVETY I l/11•EUENTI.— DIE general quarter minion for tbe musty of Surrey was held at the Courthouse, Kingston. There wee • very numerous amemblage of magistrates, en asemust of the election for the C runty treasitronhip, vacant by the death of Mr. John timallpiece who for so many years filled that office, being appointed for this day —The Chairman, in charging the grand Jury, took uc•asion to shade to an act of wham . et which he said had recent) y received the sanction of the legs► loture, which was entitled "An Aet for the Prevention of Nuisances and the spreading of Infectious Diereses," the p corisione of which were of vary ooesiderable in portant* at the prase t time, when so much alarm prevailed upon the enbjeet,—The evert then proceeded to the elee . tm of a trea surer. There were three candidates, Mr. W. R. Setallpiece, the son of the late trrequer ; Mr. E. Kenich, formerly a. magistrate for the county, but who at his own inmost has recently been removal from the commis sion; and Mr. R. D. Mingles, M.P. her Guildford. The election then proceeded ; th- votes were as Mllow. : K• Mali, f 0 ; Ernallpieee, 36 ; Mangles, 28.—The Clerk of the Poore having stated that it was necemary there should be an actual mai .rity ut the magiatraies present, and that the lowest candidate on the list should retire. and then there should be a fresh division, the court again dim& d, when the members were : For Mr. K. nick, 62 ; Bmallptece, 49 ; jority for Mr. Kerrich, 13. This gentleman was then de. clued by the Chairman to be duly ekcteri.—Mr. Kerrich briefly returned thanks, end the court then proceeded to depose of the other county ansisees, lifter w►ich it ad. journid. - -- • POLlCE.—Tzeraanay. MANSION ROUSE.—PRITNIORM 0 Eat ORATION AONIIITIT — LNSOT Loa. lit N.. the London agent for government migration, *peered at the justicuroom for the mina's of calling the Lord Mayor's attention to a matter of coneilerable public importance. He had, he said, been instructed by the authorities at the Colonial Land and Sri gratioe Office to represent to his lordship the cases of those men upon whom a person raiding in billiter-street had at tempted to practise a glom fraud by endeavouring to entrap them into the payment of a sum of money under the pretence that the company he reprreented, but which it was believed was limited to himself, were government emigration agents. 'lke pretence of the sell consti.uted emigration agent was the more deeply mischievous as be regd. ad payment under the plea of procaine for his victim that which if ap plied for at the Government Camila and Emigra tion Office, in Park-street, Westminster, would have beam given without any chugs at ell. The three poor men who accompanied him to the Mansion-hones, had, upon the remeeentatioes of the person complained of, sold off all their goods end prepared themeless to emigrete to Australia. They had, however, fort metal, called upon him and nedu timed the extent of the transaction which had taken per, and he could arrive at no other cominsion than that a most nefarious fraud was meditated whet them. When he had made du investigation he reported the an. to the earn- Meet Emigration Commissioners, who, be found, had not t v r.. =3 'Lethality at all t • the party who pretended to be by them, and expressed a hope that the press woXread its aid to the counteraction of so swims an evil as the semen of so dangerous an imposition. He could not more clearly express the views of the essmissioners than by readies an extract from the of acial Mau which he had re 'sive& upon the sublets, mad which Mated is follows : M a le geed that neases/ his yet been reseleidtry--, the sum inieme me Sapless ibis it maid set be smalls intake as legel premodMge mart them Illeverisolem a the manes waft dory lime edema Milt bed to fresh end WOot memo Pow ult. wenn le U lbe smiembissene think mod he MW* thet the Mmest doenli be te the het tint k no agent in Imam home, sr maw esenry, or sot la wefts way en Medd liesemmbelessee bet tbse all in famies, sal the resesiely beue.sep preenredgretio. en molt man et Weal" ma Met maims odd be pied by greemelsg in walla weg, Wm la Mormeleg the oedema% Memo el map bomeatethorwbo. The Lord a ay. r : Then it is quite evident that the greatest hellitios are afforded by the government ?—Lieut. Lean said the facilities were so complete that there was no mi. aka whatever for an agent in London. As a matter of some there were maim appointed for different parte of the country who were invested with the mummy authority. Os of the pour men. was to haws paid the sum of 61 ; another the nun of 81. 10s.; and the third the rum of 111; and the third wee under a strict injonctios of seamy, is order, as the melf.e matituted agent informed him, that he sight not be charged a pound more. It wee to= headed that the plan had been carried on very ss sad under the impression that the aye ma ought to be crashed et moo it was deemed nosemuy to represent the facts to the chief magistrate.— The three emigrants were then called forward, and they stated the lose -aid annoyances to wi l iki r i s t i k t z had been cab- Jeated.—Tba Lord Mayor uid he that they had boa victimised, bat he had so arm that. ems Lout. Lean's represeutatiom to the board, the (*Wieners would tionelder their mass with a high _degree of liammity.—Limit. Mon mkt the comnikeitmers bed ghee doe marat h on to the awes of the poor mem, sad wield treat them in the man ner Ms lordship had so kindly emprested. la their name he returned thanks to hie lerdddp for the fillahlai with v.hieh the complaint bad bees Mud, gad the judicious treatment it bad received at his lordship's hands. CLERILEN WELL—ffscammin charsllolllM. T. Krakow's, a German Jew, wag easily examiaed, ed by Mr. 0 Joieph, disarmed seereltant and jeweller, of No. 19, W Clarkanwell, with stealing eight dimmed rims 471. The primer, it may be reool leeted, celled upon the prosecutor, and re=t i ls= d elf as a merenant in partamship with his some diamond rings, eight of whisk he selected and ordered to be sealed up an • bm. sad prouisid to ream fer them with the money charged be them, bat hakes he left the house he dexterously contrived to sabethate another box in lien of the genuine out containing the Saga, bearing en exact resemblance, and the prisoner not returning with the money, the box was subsequently opened and found to °De tain nothing but rigs and own half boiled potatoes. — Further evid. nee having been given, the prisms was cum vatted for trial. Other chums of a Sonar description were preferred against him, but they failed in legal proof ; the partite, however, were left to indict at the sendons If they thought proper. CIELSITT.—A gentleman attended and headed a letter to the megstrate, the contents of which were as follows, via. : Iremlook memo samlimals to Mr. ?veldts, and remiss be MA dlimMone the enimed 111. mom the ft young deVlT:inerfeald it the pF T T A M IL Iletaiday) who Immo elf cedar ementnim te wedo. the mesa of atith they wars asetenere. Oct. 7, 1 Tynibitt, 944., maser. Clerbmwdl Pellesseurt. It wen Melee at this wart that Mr. Pavan had paid 31 off the aseae.t, and istemeently attended to the matte( the poor WWII, on their cm being made Mews to him. WiSTMINSTER.—Itonsaav es Pam= Caen, ste.— J. Jerboa, W. Warren ' and M. Deems, were the two framer with stealing 90 geld pawn eases. Ir Bret ditto, 81 silver pen holders, a vest sember of geld sad War i.ouminks, pate, thimble*, shirt elm* sod sew very mks able prop rty, and the latter with felesiemay resolving*, mine, well knowing it to have been seelese—The ioniem Barrows was at prehended on the Mel 41., and has does that period bees iron time to time mMesidM. Y Mier to give the police ea opportunity el opleilleg eilme Reseed RAILWAY NEWS. .o it again Ate suredly throw hi, into the liorst-trough which was near at 1 1)0.114D.. ! s hand ; that she did repeat the insult, and that be then took ? y ) Preforms:it her up and laid her in th e horse trough, which was nat moTa g (2 1rm o , M IMMIII• 4- . than a quarter full at the tline.-The complainant. however, 36 enaaamaiteift. Jaw contradicted the assertion, and the magistrate adjudged the al EMI 1281.1.1diaLaD) defendant to pay 30.. for the assault, and rho the cost et the .' 14 - OM. M. a ii•l. bonnet, or in default to be committed for 14 days. . t Do.l,3.==.Prf 2' aslant LAMBETH -A CHOW' or Evile.-H. Camp, a Jour- a Dattewtiveceibt. mimosa brieklayer, appeared on a summons charging him De D• • •h 4o6 , lo. *LI; N V with assauling his wife. Mrs. Camp went into a lergthened so j x ,g,„ igi.' ig,g, history of her numerous causes for jealousy, and the ill-treat- 60 Do. do eD. OW meat she experienced at the hands of her husband, and cos- qi fat. t!!!wr_:•• •• • eluded by saying that, not content with beating and kicking Z 2 ,7 ‘ ;,,,,7„:;:,,7 ( ,i,4 her nista she was black and blue all over, he occasionally in Do. do. it amused himself by cutting up her clothes; and latterly, ?a, ge,,,Lfe --• •• •• •,; - . 1, whoa he met her in the street, be destroyed as well as he to 2,7,7 d 7 ‘,,, v . 17 was able those upon her baek.-Mr. Whitt : Well,defendant, is Lou L,..“. 6 1;ii • what have you to my to this charge made by your wile?- 21 Des! •-• • • • Camp : For God's sake, your worship, send me to gaol or any t'l `al o. , A. p iai d , place in preference to going back with that women. A gaol, . 4 tree l ,,,,,,,mbi r s „ I ensure your worship, would be a choice of evils, fcr you h sdinewokeares. can form no idea of what a life I have led with that woman. r t De• flm'' • AL_••• 4 lou es.d. :, • • -Mr. Elliott: Then you must enter into your own recogni- IT e m s g sr osra„ Innen to keep apart from each other. -The defendant en- 11s Se Doude .de. 1 A deferred tared into the intuited seeuritios, and the happy couple 9 D I 11. tethgt DLL... ea 1 VFW. withdrew from the court. a; 01.tlantai tlaanare, THAMES.-Ties WiIiTeCIIAIML GANG -Anne Morrie, 4s • tit IMO. of Maloof alias Strowyord ,l'on, waa re.ezentined, charged with being Is, ft Jit's II concerned with three other women (one of whom has been 5 F.; J ig's •: :: : sines transported, and the other awaits her trial), in the so ermi robbery of Mr. Ebblewhite in Whitechapel, on the Bth nit. P. ~1 ), _••t 'Lem_ Mr. Ebblewhite, who seems much recovered from the effects 11 r' o ltsjar of the concussion of the brain which he su-toined from the u los. Neti.ll2. Injuries it Hired on him, was in attendance, but owing to It? 81 11 1, 1 ; 4 8 • 16, the system of ialitaidatkia carried on by the gang *punt t i 'a : A ,. . the witnesses, Sergeant Kelly, notwi th standing all bit ex- t, tanouree a imitate eriona, was act able to carry the case further, and the le z = fri ttiritl no j, '--fur had to be discharged. re Da 4 sr. . .... . 43 Do. ol6Wiii . .. . • 6 .,:t0 174 Do. ismoo. -- . ,• De.. dr . - , 4 D• . * to 13 Us. Itterl.l 6 Do i , I Du W. JR lbw t Manisa rate .4 lea g aberse.. • • • Law am anatini. Gots and 711frvi Ilya— DoProdAdddlog. -lonAlliapinnia. MONEY MARKET. TUMMY Eras INO The settlement of account in Consuls was the parti cular feature of to-day. The speculators for the fall appeared to have it very much their own way in the early part of the morning, and Consols were sold as low as 841 both for the new account now opened and axed for the 14th of November, aid for money. Sub sequently, as books were made up, and balsocee struck, a reaction of prices took place, but not of any waisted or decided character. The last quotations were 841 to 5 both formoneyend time. ReducedThrees,B3. to 1. r,ree-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 841 to Z. Exchequer Bills, 355. to 375. premium. India Bards, 345. to 375. premium. Long Annuities, 8; to 5.16. Bank Stock, 183 to 6. Mexican Bonds engrossed some attention in the foreign market, but the dealings left prices at 19 to 1, as before. Peruvian were 31 to 33. Brazilian were lower at 70 to 2. Chaim, 62 to 4. Danish, 86 to 8. Russian ' 97 to 9. Spaaisb Fives, 10 3 to 14; the Threes, 22 to I; Peewees, 21 to 31. Por tuguese, 221 to 31. Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 431 to 41 ; the Fours, 871 to 81. ; The account in Consols, which came on for liquida tion to-day, was opened on the 7th ult., when they stood at 881 as the highest, and 861 as the lowest, quotations of the day for time bargains to become due and arranged this day. During the progress of the account now made up Consols have not over passed 881, although occasionally quoted as high in the days immediately succeeding the last settlement. The range of fluctuations, omitting intermediate oscil lations in the daily bueiness, may be thus shown from high to low, taking the prices for account: lifeboat price. fewest price &Ct. 7 Oe. 17 The tall of prices, u between highest and lowest, has, therefore, been equal to 2 per cent. during the account, to which, however, will have to be added the difference of the greater value which Camels should have commended to-day, from the running interest of nearly six weeks which has accrued upon them since the 7th of last month. There was little variation to be noted in the rates at which foreign exchange was done to-day. On Amsterdam the negotiations were 12.11 to j ; on Rot terdam, 121 to 2; on Antwerp, 25.75 to 80; on Hamburg, 13.101 to 111; on Frankfort, 121} to 2 ; on St. Petersburg, 381 to 1; on Paris, at short, 25.40 to 45 ; on Vienna and Trieste no quotations were made ; on Leghorn, 31.90 to 32; on Naples, 39; on Madrid, 47 to 1; on Lisbon, 51j--all but Paris at three months. We have received the following communication and regent from a correspondent : CantbrWp, Ott 13.--Bir.--I purchased through my broker on the 14th of Assue, kw mosey, 15 sham of the Loudon and Booth. Welborn - Railway, for wilier. I sent the mosey, sad is acknowledging the receipt of it they said they Awed set be at*. to them transferred before tbe book. GYM hr tits bat that they should he dose by Ike eel of ON math. ; bet bowed of Out 1 mule Shares were heavy in the morning, and although rather better towards the close of bubiness, yet the market had no very satisfactory aspect. ensas 1.181.-I.4NUOIN. OCTOBER 17. Movs—Tlio tootalloe of tins Is Corm chancier+ &sow Wail lissmaclioos: Ikon of Wam Is Hairs ocilaro' prism. PAID, 16 90 Leadenan. wader, 5 Do. New. MI. & 144 3... .14 14. NAV. 401 1 44 ••• s 14. tkar. 7ffillis 11 tat r 4 D D:l7 . .irrr ay - 'll . 1- I n u 1 ,, f Do.N.Be. Prof I 1 • 44•7 8 /N5PB.on et 11+ 210 1. L 0...., ,104..? law,. I 324. 1 Ilaads.,Bust.,4ll6l 40 32d. 10. •••......skr.L.a ~ 1. II& lu M. Ater 104 Pref 7 . 4. 1 I. • • MONO . .. f . 161 1 # Iftrt. t.'.;•. M0N0..... .... 51 Id. 2, De. Mt Awes i # 144 iw. inns. a Pi 1 I SI 2 / 4 1 tt i rtig U 3 li r 34 6' , 1 t ‘ e s N g esern . l4l :rele it . :74: l 4: " . l . wi 1 14.1 M.. Do. taws.* 1 . 1 01 41 D o : i r =t ;.; 101 1 . 4. 11 11 s 1 Nvr b jel T s birda 1 166 10 no. Nest. 90t. tNJ PI 6 Do. Osar.7lpor OL 6 6 4.14 20 De. di. o per OW I i ll 244. X All. de. Wawa* F. 4 N. Osentlee News. I 31 1 .WM4 s AM. Moan. • 0 114. lb ~ortb rat..l•4 whirs li 6 6 1 6.1 Berth Wwwww. , 614 1 0 / Ozfd..Waffe.a* Mew ' 11 lie. o 1ier.t..0.6.4..t Mt*. le. 13 114. 2 'repel.. mei Illlels. 14. 3 2:41. I ti Central-- IN S. SANMA .WM4.4 20 # 74 Sari ..0.444.,448,./fP at i# 4 14. do.. 00. DI. . 9 9 Omen 4/114.elam A 31 De. .leliwiN - ._. A Kt 16 S kraerntWAl 3 ! ,21 f i a Da. Matra l ll ii i i i id. 1 i t r "‘" ,7, -- t t ' 21 .04 1 tb.5g.:4% . ,...r,.... 14 121 121 4 Uslea.... 45 Isp. :0 =ln. ... a 34 Sep. & be. PrefirwW . M . 111 IP. 6 1 AIWA RAWes/skeni..,s 414. tti 3 ..s.", mad& Bastern II a Of M De. de. No. I'll 11.1. 741 i a /4 , . do .• • ...N.. 313 124. 111.. a Ds. d 0... -NA 313 ILL :4 44. 14 ik. do. 1 6iTdll.. 4 II a Mouth Wake. 44 4it v” .. rut.,.;..ll:ria. 71 110. at iralavra.ei.aorriat • Wro.V4aitimpa4s. i 34. 6 Be. 44. N6I I it 351. glar.riers...* Weva.: 4 lB4. 15 164. Was 294•441 8. 14'rta. Sort. Nam. a Bee • i I 1.0.0T1LN.... 41 / 4 11 De MtNollf lAN u 1 DodoNol.N Inaba 1 # 144.,.1.8.4,441 /S 1 1 Yeri & X. Midiand4. 0 P. Pe.... ..4 hl. De. E.A Ir.ltg.Es.'3 24. 1/44.8...44.44.•44.1 61 .4.60.1 Idiot ..- . 6., 86044.6 mt & Aaticat. p 6 (.4 I' ....o fr.10...6 V . 6 1014. It wow/ Ploneish WI. . , . 31 East Indlas - orightoa.B...o 9611 # i ..t. Nana Pastasets a. tiu.thaor.bpi a 6 M 74 itwe......ia .L.sisre D.Pre/.4.14.4Va s boxemloararak. - Du. de. 1863 . .. z 20 Mum sea WWI - • Do.Newiltp , ..64et 41 .2 Veihersi et 'resat . Leedoa A Oreenwleti 51 i 1 Orleans e Borders I *Lad. W. mitre wee.... 11 Park ant Lpiew.... 514. Landes/. N. Resters 1031 4# 1 10 Do. de Do, i Onto L 4 ! , par 2p. M Pares awe Orkma Do. New. .. ..... 11 5 19 ...arts am. ltorts.. Do. mini..... ... . 3# 0 Iswilr Ager.whewri OIL DA401.444.,. .. 21 1 Bet ... sod Kam De.IOI.AL.AI • Do.loi.ds, Id &B 5 9 9 Tours and Banta 1 ho.loi.s. .. Alt Itb t t ir. ', 4 ,* P "k '...' ••• Al , ' ll . IKERTINGS.-TAW VALIS-Atiorrani Methast.-Lon da4 Oil. 17.-Kr. Cooper in the .Lair.-he meeting, w .111 he ramiklied, wee edjwirned from 3let August lela.t= W eeneltlee et Perth/Aden then .ppomiid. time to orgoUate the maser Noe KIM hue, was stiU further adjoursed-the comities retbelei pepred to make a toll report at preaent. C 11,011111911 AND STOUR I/ALUM -Special Gm rot Meedia-OrldePlir, Oat. 17.-fl Flo( wee adlosnmed tras Pe nth Poet Is* ler Pe porpee at Pk* Wm ••••••••••• rid ip merle, et a peridert prevalent Pe er Pe file _ ed lIP mee epeead the Pellere OPP hallway ~.;=. audldeleg the ent Intenme UP ewe pay sad the eel IWO P. 164- wed% Ompet, dated Sane 9, 1937, kr dm/aft mod leredad Pe Odelleeler. 'hoax Valley, &Whim, sod Kelaall Bisairq Ned epees 1 eatteelea Mere to the Ignrich end Duey 11.11Meramrs W. end hr vetting the earre;'wed U approved br ew papa of eadestleg the sere. • h4l from the sem tory. Kr. Ihnettea pederweeer, "84 1.1evee li trr ilia , elan d ; will metft be he ". 1.1 in futh the ';.:l4= Pl ONehada waig 1 4 11.55177111715.1 whoa added Kammed sad finally &posed at. 1 , 161. 46 17d. 114 41 1 6ld. 164. '4 Mr ,42 ki. 14 sill 1113 i I 14 4 t 4 If ill gid, i 3 1 3 3 It 11 I ; 311 ) 3 . IS /f 11 3,1 314. xtd• 4 I 'l;3i COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCB.—liinrcure-Lens, OCT. 17.—The sugar issz tot Ms again monad under the deprersing influence ot a much,larger quantity al WM in puDlle sale than the Wale required, and prices =me MOM te Id. lower . SttO Mids. only of West India sold, WO of Mai were In public sale. About 3,000 Dads of igiopitpus out or Uhl toesd buyers. Tahoe, low mitidling to One, bra., 1194; earl men hap d nansai ; but no Wont apprised for the Mad boss of Me m, •ad off wen witadrawn. Rod, td eery dull: grocery Os to 61a.; air to list. Mondani quality, slims at Ns.— Abet 0,609 lip Wive red ordinary Ceylon told in nubile nY 2?.., Ole. & Lo o t w awa prima a ;art f r coloration, which is imovekat a sew *Mit, Os Was ham seldom been se low aa to la. dere oidgmosta dada banalimemmillit quality. Mocha, fair elona garbled, bought in 405., a loinwite.—lthe la dull, but no alteration in prices as he quoted. Mee white bawd sold at lin—Saltpetre igt=ularly. Refractios Ths, Ma GIL ; ditto, e;, 245. &L— -ead freely at full priess—inallgo fold steadil at fully yea terday'• quotations: Me total quantity aid in Ulll l ee days, 3,100 chests; 4,400 paned aurnon.— fallow dull ! rte Wte bought in 4d. to 40.--hogu hour, dammedß. to Its. P 7l ll Bengal miaow sold Sus. to 41.--Commachy logwood partly mold 01.6 COTTON,—Ltranrool, Ocr. 17.—Tbe sales altoto-dre about 4,500 tales, Including 1,500 takan ow export. Uplands, 3 i ; (Mew. 3f to ; Surat, 4to 4. MAWCIIFITIII, OCT. 17. the piousl tone of the market to-day Is far tress satiebetory. The badness dol3g—and It is not a greet gesersity at lower rates than ever, and both sa regards cloth sad yams, the sleet of matters is decidedly mom unfavourable than kat week. Here and there there may be ezerptiona, as to the cam of peculiar descriptions of cloths, for which mannfectu ere are enraged pretty well forward, but today prim% are en opted for certain mates and widths in stock wluch were refused Met w.reir. This holds gad as regards 7-4th printers, ices el”ths SAW sh9Ctaea ior print. leg, lnr quiditiesof 40-inch shirting., and TiflUll" MOM of docarelite. lienufastmers s h ow a deckled penitence he dales berms, even at tlw loner rata id thin seek, to being left with the hermit% of accumulatior stock. This meltuttlen to amide to ?whet' twee prime is not met by any marked dirpodtion ou the plot of buyers tp epervte, even under thew silt:lll4cm. The Greek home are ins, • pocd many In eies, hut they offer exourdingly low prkest, and pia rd to hold OP enegiu, th ey purchase., tor the prow at. TheGamp ft bemomare doing very little this week. Pa India a moderate bubo. kgs hue doing, but at still lower rates than trelkee,z j..4. 6, ns yar. Th e yarn musket may be quoted win a m om ion than the cloth market. eat s mated be abets' seam dons on last weld* rates, amounting, with few agamptiong, m appd id. per lb. ; ao d even this advantage to the buyer warcelyteragmsp anyeatsstsim operations. This remark is mare applicable to iamb i ezportaikm than to lbws for home outoufacture, which an paw a shade firmer than the former.—Monetiester Enna:men WOOLLEN CLOTHS—Leans, OCT. 17.—M•r. mu a rather thin attendance of mardouts at our cloth ball. this llus hr leg the period between tile winter anti spring rem:Z * 4 business wm done in goods suitable tor caber peeled. The Clad ensues were of heavy cloth. to complete etwortmentst ordered . , wooded blues and wool-dyed Meeks, with akw beavers gm, Prices remained without material alteratem, RANK ETB.—H ECIOION Dwtx R. Om. 18 —TE.. r . was good stir udance of numb olte te here We e ft enron. The maker M W very har.ly ouppliegi with new goods, partieubrly the leer guilt* of htanket. The demand todAy nos steady and Revd. We hen pe eltenOkol to note :n ueixa Prom lAA LONDON OAZNTTS.--rueldap, Ocg RA1.1:1111Pto Joao Bodiraa, jun., Dorchorter, w.n len draper, to mrmider Na. lit 23, at 11, at Exeter et sot.., Hoyden, Gott Jemroet., row, ; Terrell, Exeter, n Carbual & Few, IJoir heeler* tibetblean off. agegg., Ibrtzel, F.teter. WILLIAM OILS, tenting, Cheahlre, mate agent. Not 2 * 11, et Liverpool Cl, hula, nbarpe * Co., Bedlurd.rorr, t Larea . i ii lk Co., Lirer,cool; off. amig o Morgan, Liverpool. Bong Caanaanaw t Jaru, C.,IOHAW, 11141.- 130 , tb,, 14100. Alm, cotton rptnaers, Oct. 27 at *cm. 17, at 12, at Mammas. Ct Milne and Co., Temple, * N ;Wing & Fisher , LIN Maim; aft amig o Hobo" Manchester. J 0.111.1. N..rthlroptra, Innkeeper, Ott, 23 & Nor. 27, at Ili. at Noinghaltst. sob., blower at Co., Lim 0115 . .0a-held, tr WM% Northampton ; off. angler, Graham, Colentimet. Joan A Lag, Manchever, paper hanger, Nor. 1 k 29,01.11, Mae* r.heater et rich., Chen:for * ea., litapie.inn, 8 Lomb, Ma drifist; Of. maim, Imam, Itanclugter. genera name Sorenon, Shrtgeld, spring knife rnanufaeturer, Ot 22 gi Nor. 25, at 12, at Leeds Ct. 601., Cowin, bhetheld; Fremnan, fihrgield. Tonmax ligemmt, Rupert-at., Coventry- t., Ott 23 at 2 , k nor. 27 it 11, at Baaloghall.t. LUlTellet St Co, Old Jewry. thamh; ce. awe-, rhonb. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Oct. 6. C. Daley, Exeter, merchant INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. is. Hudwank, Starined. S. llowtre, lastdstese, warawial Wins carper., SISISSLIt N*... W in =4: r f , Dadeaster, TarimWm J. SY Ste 11••••••, Yorkshat, mis .S, . S., tornaws amp • asad J. listen Bassiwf main. rnerthaat• wawa wat•ma. r. Datum Liverpoo, ruassrepaa• Ds O. 3. F. Pia,pra Dover, asaistant pi se warber. soda Pawl nawfwatnrr. J. Owe, Wutpwr. %D wain., p D. B. PAW.. twrrpool, fagt•s•v, 4 ref. . p&l...salte, 1. O•malep, Rise. Non a% Wows". R. Par e ANA. Rena surge.. small,. lOW 0171/OA2I ILS • ate 1. St/10. Powypool, Musuaoda•hin. wafter. waver. T. DWI, CasSarbary, Walar Id he. wd O. To palm Aberwtruta, Was. 7;11 . 7 ; wit - "y , Vn/711waso, &dimity. Ilinrah. dank gm"- OF pIVID.ENDS, J. Andrew, DeZsWlier:t heskire, edict, fainter—let div. MUM. Oct. 17, & any subsequent Tuesday, at liobean's, Manchester. W. Broomlic ad, Bo mingham, merchant-2nd s final dm. of lad y any Frialvy, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. B. Cobs, Olney, &Kiri! ghanshire, tea dealer-3rd div MSS, Oct. 1111, & three following Ws deesdays , tt Tel qusind's, Guildballschimb. W. Grosvenor, 8 use-anon-T. set, iron F uneer—glad & Goal dlr. of • 114 d., any Friday, at Whhroorea, Birmingham. It. Ireland, Wern, serous/ore. wine merchant-Ist die. 026 a. M., any Thursday, at Christie's, Bt. mi-gham. A. Maryland, Macclesfield, silk manufacturer— id der. at Is. 4L, Oct. 17, & any Dube quent Tuesday, at Hobson's} Manchester. O. Meeks. sermingh,m, hardwarcman—lst dn. of 2c1., any Friday. at Whitmore's, Birmingham. J. Morris, Waloill, Staffordshire, saddlers' ironmonger k BIM &v. of 3s. Bd., any Friday, at Wkltmore's, Birmiagh,m. T. Prosser, Uoleshill, Warwickshire, draper—final We. cf ld., Say Friday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. T. Mother St W. Richards, Manchester, joiners-1m di,. of 7s. ed.„ Oct. 17, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Hob son's, Manchester. J. Wood & 11. Wood, Rochdale, woollen thanufscturers—lot Bs. at 2s. 60., Oct. 24, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Pott's, Manchester. DIVIDENDS.-Nov. 10. W. Armstrong, Norgiek, -Nov. 7. J. Baker, G orgra, Hanover.sg.. unkr!l i et. tailor-! leas. J. Basire, Red Lion-.q., engraver-Nov. 7. A. leattge, t'orton, Southamptonshlre, coal merehant-Nm. 9. E. Cahaa, broad, taller-Nov. 10. R. borrington a T. born. glop, Leak, de& merettants-Nrm. 7. T. L. EMS st T. WlTnium, Vigo.a., cloth two. factures--Nov. 7. T. L. Eel& Virt -st , cloth manulacture -Nov. & T. B Figgure• Illockley, Woroest.mhire, corn dealer-Nov. 19. J. Gap& Duke.A., Manchetermq. ' livery staltekeeper-Nov. 7. J. Omen, Barbicao, City, wholesale hat manufaetorer-Nov. 7. A. Ham. demon, Old Burl.ngtos.st., tailor-Nov. 7. W. Howls, strand, boat. seller-Nov. 8. W. Jerrems, Jun., Genital:swum& Lincolartiftt Poew -Nov. 8. J. Lee, Coventry, watch manufacturer -Nov. 8. U. M. lean, Upper Brook-st., Grosvenor-M., torickmaker-Nov. 9. Ps Meyer &T. 0. Isrowangsith, Bedford-et, Covet t-garden, fringe aa• nut eturen-Nov. 7. C. Morton, Pentobville-bill, licensed vietnabn -Nov. 9. J. Nesbitt, E. Stewart. & J. Nmbitt, jun., Ahlermanbury, merchants-Nov. 9. A. P. Owen Aylesbury, surgeon-Nov. 7. d Pentad & C. Brady, Cletnent'r-lane, City. wine merchants-Nov. 7. 0. Pe - riga!, Mentent's-lane, City, wine merchant-Nov. 9. J. Rawlins. Foley.pbm, achmaker -Nov. 9. J. T. 141,011, City.rd. vinegar dealer-km. 7. Tait's:hem Northampton, wine meta chant-Nov. 10. T. bwift,Chepetcw, Mtnmoutlabir,, carrier-Nov. 9. W. Tnomagestberine-ret., &rand, publisher-Nov. 15.0. P. Tammy, pungent, staff...snakier, draper-Nov. 7. J. Walters, Union.st, Soul 4 nark, bottle mere ant-Nov. 7. 8. Ward, Lillypot-lane, City, shallots manufacturer-Nov. 9. J. Webber, Wes d.vt, Cheswick., warehouse man -Nov. 7. E. Wells, jun., Mycidelton.place, victualler-Nov. 8. H. Myer, Newinsion.cautteway, tailor. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.-Donald Kennedy, Inverses& IMP owner, Oct. 24 & Nov. 21, at the Cideduclan bra. Invernese-Jmnin KAMM, Greenlaw, Out. & Nov. 16, at the Saracen's Head lan, PaMey-Juses Mather, Glasgow, baker, Oct. 20 & Nov. 10, at Elliot's ikverq (idatagow Andrew Steven, Weever, aharebroker, Oct. 25 t Nov. IS. at the star Hotel, Glaegow. PARTNEILSHIPs I.II.BOLTEIt-W. *Ward & J. Allen, con. tractors fur the maintenance of the Lancaster and Preston Railroad- J. Batt, W. U. Dermas, H. Hornbtower, Bromley St- Leonard, Middlesex, so tar as regards J. Hatt-Y. P. Becker &O. C. Bailey, thatlonend.hallgt., lloydon t W. Barrett, Kingston-upon. (lull-A. Brterky, C. wintry, as J. 11. Brierley, Halifax, no farm regards J. H. B. Bright & C. J. King, Chem& ford, Essex -W. Bryant, J. Bryant, N. hmnell & J. Burnell, Ply mouth, so Gar as regards J. Bryant-11. Carr & 11 Tanner, West Strand-H. Dinsdale & J. I te, Bow-st., Covent-garden-T. Poster & J. Brunyee, Crowle, Lincolnshire-M. Hammon o J. B. Midge; Cumberland-et, Ilklilleses.hospital-E. 8. Oille &J. &mem, New eaatlssuptar.Tyne-Vi. Lee P.C. Lee, Bristol-W. Y. Lucy P. E. Brad ford, Hawley Castle, Worces:embire-E. B. Mather a T. Ltantler, Manchester J. Mellor, et RePor, &W. Gray, Pernambeao-C. Paget, W. It E Pc W. Paget, Plumley, Oet bythire, so for u regards E. Hollins- J. Possums & J. Rogers, jon., Newport Passe& Buckinghamshire-J. Isobinson gC. Ibbimon, Liverpool & skinner P. G.Komp, Wolverhampton-R. Taylor P. J. P. Taylor, Teener, Yorkshire-W. Tao lor & C. B. Tailor, Menerselsturo -It. Thorp & P. B. Heshrwcod, Liverpool -IT. Veils &J. Voile, Bog*, Warwlekehio e. 11111PPAN6t INTELLIGENCE.-Mmut. AUL MIL OIL /191:21111. NM. ALL DLL 2 Dubtla 00 Holland .... 0,11 India v. derith• 0 Meals sari I Waterford 0 01 Flanders amnion—Oct.* Haan. O. 21 1 Ihnagbbles. 01 Francs. .. 00 Ds Kangas 00 o .1114lx0oLn 1 (ienLiJaa. 00 Liesm..oa 2.0 Heston sew UR- 0 Bruit —O&M 0 Ha. N r. ty. Alas .. Oct IS Gaxemaxo, Ocr. Ff.—Arrived: Marshal Bennett, Chatham; Be. them, Gasp, Konigsberg; Henrietta, Ulm, Petersburg, Pursuit, Oronchidt ; Bee, Dieppe; Eol.ll.kr, Jose', Antwerp, rheas* Stettin • ; Neptune , °ratlines ; Alert, Dunkirk; Otter, Wolgert; Eliza Mane, ,• Anemone, Archangel . —Balies : ommodars, Guernsey ; Mercury, Ascenrion ; tir (I. Pollock, Cap ; Lady Bs* Cambia; Kite, Madras; Marquis of Bute, China; lATlnia, Alfred, Ascres ; Les Alm Agent, Dant, e ; Berwick ; fault& LlVlClPOoL,Her.l7.—Arrived : Everthorpe, Onega ; An ix (a.), Bos ton.—riatled : Vanua,* New York; Are:wham, New °ileum; Calla. bia, Borah Millidgs, New York ; Harriet and Jana* Charleston. [Advertisement.] —Jour KAYE, Esq., of Dalton ban, near Huddersfield, continues to notice from all parts of the king• dem the bighted taw anonLis to the chine,' of the celebrated medicine known throughout the worldra Keyes Wendell's Vegetable hesterathe Pllit ithrams,usra to the most ob4lodc character, sows yields te 11l marebbig and purifying influence. Mr. John Est sett. Praiehreper to &r J. ifeckett nom:, oyluel, near tralemborough, says: '• I was afflicted with rheumatic gout for about lien years. had the advice of emlneat phyticiaas, and ousted Huston, Adorn°, and othor waterlog pho but without benefit. 1 tried your plan and Dom found myrail better of my centilsint. I could not bare supp.ed that se peg as alteration reel, base been elected in to doort n spot of time' Observe that the arms of Jura+ KW, and • facelmtle OT bin slg metere, an on the di (regime for use mmeeel round each boo. tfd = l=e la. 114., 2t. 4d., or 4s. dd., by all reepeetable chemists and [Advei tOrment.]—THE EARL OF ALDBUEOCOH exotilottower'ii FILIAL—An AS1017:11,1%0 Coat ST Int, MULACULOII MILDICINC, anti LTEILY OTPI. a MAN, HAD FAILED—Sea extract from Milord...hip%) levet, dated "Vldilliewina, Leghorn, Feb. 21,144 X-10 Profane Hotoway.-64,—1 beg to wiraunnt you that your Mlle have eff.ctill a cure of a altegler in my lbw and stomach, which all the most entrant% ut tbe fecal at home end all over the Continent, had not been able to eileot--ftny, not even the waters of enriebed or Marieobail. (Signed) Aldb trough." —Three wonderful pills will cure any aware of the liver or (also Holloway's thnmeot) at Protean/ Holloway's Ifflatnehmt nt, 214, Strand, Landon; and by all medic tee vendors threnebout the civilised world. 81111111 a. COLCUESTER.—Get. 11, at Lathe Oakley. Moe. W. Colchester, of a Kim CRU .-000. lb. at Ginow, Mrs. J. Crorm of von. DOUGLAS.--Oat. 14, at =newel,. J. J. D. Dunglse. of a l oes HALL.-04. 14, ateinnoed, L LW mte al t I. of • on JACDCBOB.—Get. 1.1. at Fernley odenenham, the wife of C. S. Al. Jackson. hal.. el a SOIL KNAPP.—Oct. IL et Seaton vicarage, Llaeoloshire, the wife of the Rev. H. linaln. 0, • W.. POWNALL.—Uct. 11, et South allworth rectory. Leicestembire, the wife of the Rev. A. Powell!, of a eon. RUSSELL._ -04. 11. at Magoon& Cloedolkln. the wife of W. M Ratter I. new of a daoghtsr. STEPLIENO.—On. 14. at Chatham. Mn. M. S. Stephens. of a denghter WOODS.—Gen 13. at Anil:), goers, the wife of apt. DI. wombs Coldstream Guards. of a tioughttr. WY /I N L--od. 12. at Sam WU, Wicklow, the wife of 0. Wynne. Esq.. of a daughter. MARRIAGE& JONES-40N EB.—Oct. 13. et Llantriwlnt Church. by the Rev. 11. W. Jona. rooter. Mr. F. Jetite. of Llantllbio lawn to Joon second dhoOtet of M. Jone kap.. of Pearbutt Anglesey. LORIMNR—PALMiIa.—Oct. 12. at Arbroath. T. W. Lorimer, lon. to A;iisabetp, yo ungest datchter of the late 11 P. Palmer. Lan, M.D. MANLEY —V ILLIAM tt.—Oct. 14, et It. Morthes-imthe Yields. C. 0. Manley, Moe., of St tnimpe etnet. RegebC•Park, to mua, only &wilier of B Wollszas Aso., of ti hltehall. BT. LKOKR—OULLY —Oct.R at ilteren Chareb. Cornwall. o fb Me it.,. T. mempe, J. G. et, Leger, ken., second swain. g t the C y Cot. the [ion R. bt Leger, of l'unntore test, V/ atertord, to Charlotte tome. mond detchtet of W. So y. ly. d bxt., of Trevennea 841113N—WattirtV.M:t112. st ki ltly Trlurty Islieawn. J. W. !Poet, Pam, of Monte% to Rimes Jane, tonna aaughter of G. Bar clay, Kee itaruebury, leilneton. 8W ORDER—SMITH.—Gcn 12. at Waltham Abbey. by the am J FraDda. Mr. Seceder. el Bishop's Stortgord, to t'athatne Sarah. eldest daughter of J. Smith. tat, el Galterhiti, Nathan:. Abbey. WALTON —ATTW 0011.—Oet. 16. It All a ISt.. Lewes. by the Rev. J. eeebell, IL walwa, kit., of Coldwater, to Sarah, emoted dansader the late W. Attwoud, ten, use, of Lewes. 101AT118. BRUGAM.—.Oet. 12. at FansestwO, Cana. Mr. A. ilmtgan. IiTHON.—Oet. 14, at Liverpuel. Jame. only child of the late W. Byron. Nog, Omar". Dundalk- CAM PBSCL—Oct. ID. at Smatheropten. Bake, reiletof the late Lie t. Gen. SP A. Campbell, Bart. O.C.N. CON ANT.—Ott la, at Twickenham. J. Z. Coma, Pon. of Vega Wimpolenlreen aged IL at Nouth nALL—ott. 32. erldr. N. En.. aged 61 . HOW DaN.—Oes. 14. at. Congalton Maine. Sent Lothian, Mr. A. Hondas PARB.—Oet. 11, H. w. Pan, arq., of Prlnesserued, no ting Itlllateed4l. PRICHARD.- o th 12. at Datant Mal, Margaret, elite daughter ghter of the Rev. R. Prichard. rector of Ltantairpwilinut4) ll aml REAMT.—Oet. at Kensington, Frheetot Slim, only daughter the late T. Remnant, HAW of Cliter_gellGth 4 t ol •• 13ARGOOD.—Caet. IS. at Verulam Oray'einn. Lewis itaarlin Infant ma a( Angoolne Served. E.P. barrtaar at law. BPARROW.—fIet. it Mr. T. wawa.. Colebeemar 72. VINCI/M.-0m 14, at Tommy. Ilopine. wife .1 r. Vincent, of Dart month. WILLIST.—CIet. la at Belmoanelese, Weadstrorth-road, Mr. J. W. Willey. aged 12. r/ .1W .4A 4•14.1.1.11• ••• . N 0.% antalmal. la tea MT La/oft ' , nom at t.rt ta• 4 , trw. MO passlaiN st t% mama as ass ts. aka .115 IS 44r. O. Laaktt. WZI Umbria., Kist J. Maks. Nsldsiose, tog medusa aster. DECL ‘ILAT!ONE MENTOR LIFE ASSU No. 2. 014 Broadotroet, Loehr rttishasr—Lths Oroel ••• vict•ratel • The Itliht lloneurehle the Etll The lththt 11o:worst& the Nul MR? , The Ittght Apnea, 04.3 Lord Vt The It.,,,unsAl. I I VOA) I The llortourehlo 11,4.7 .1 Willtsat George thlton Jot! PM.E;T: GVAIIIIA2-401IN DIR7I:II'T CM AIRY AN. 411.:0110E DE I, Orent TOWer4tYlni. BUttOU Archer-Durum, E. 4, Whir. Robert. Makin Ratak Dal., 41, tforfol: Charlea Ga•.11101liId:41111.):14..1:", Painttel %%interact Daukca, 11m., 14, /W. Klduird lee, M.A., ltector3, ndr George Ordure 13tway, Dart., d . Geone nobert Paul, E. 9.. PolthAA. n.n• cort.mcnss rr7 lor. boa. 17, Lon, blador-Geucral 11 a 3, lk POWs Wotberall. Thom,o Castlf n, thlll' ADVANTAGWS Ti I n r raara, rowp:nl I s6A O 1.. the ma witty of arty •to molt tato otfeate t 1 Among other, We two followthg t tatealuoin : 1. A Table of Rat:, (110. IT.) etcr. • of pretoitun Otto:teddy 14:131 1 21:tion erg 7.1‘11. Wit . iOl4 a. y Jalac policy bcwl, A a claim. 2. An catrortvo Tr.ble of !tato . pre-ent•og (other, of • enevn ty a and ,t mode of : death, a provlena for the penal 01 Oomplete anatrlty a:Toni° I to th ge a lt,r4 capital, by tl•c r ada-.1.41... .4 4,-,3 0,.l inta - r.t Owl eatVactwi'y prove I. and ..thw r and 'detecting the t,dertets of all be 1 $ Jo. IL Annual Drcialtuos whole ter requlr I Ar;t . rteren Y 2 1: 1 1 1 2 0 1 I :07 v.—,tuni."l 1• 141;:us,m.Ity of CIO, nnn•rr; daring tmc rroar!r•kr of tha life II Age of A. As of If. i _ Annual I. Pren.twro - '4l Vub yartlaulara atatod The Waal coaunta l a ar uti a al by ar. In C.: try lOCIETY fo.• ENCOM. F ACT L' Itte. Jolau he Ix LW P10%4 LUST 11S. wuou tP1A...0111111113.4110' rro. _ A Gold Mole. (Arm I by I: ol 1 th, but seeouot T New o ..1 craplovel tbo ( . 1 111,14 . .1.1 1.1 CC. , • tfrafm.: lAbou Ih., for tho bt-A Cf.:lll.nt I'oo .4 UI lax -go -1 y evta..n.llll! Prixo..f g.alne - o, 0.41,1 by Perm.. of EN/km.1,4.ml Unn Flag or owe allied 1,1.1‘1a =Ma!, Pt.trr, 4. The Fetletf. tield I . or ie..) r.. 7 Silt, 'sloe In ee,formlty n: n Sitinoy. The decor :lon. to he A. . I .1.1 11u1..1 f • red &trthenware, to hy 11114.0 g or lit,rat.o. lu Ow' 11110 cr C. The ..z...Uty. 101 l runt nll or enedmen: of Clev.irie of the li e 7. Thy Model. • r I,atoorer's 4o: no •In the Cintil't r. 8. Ihe gotiet).'ii Cold Medd r ng no roti•troettee n ye, o requitement. of 1.1. intriettltura , pat H. The• (he Modal Ae th Valet, .0 sletrebent end ch)ntlmll.• 1.0 d.. 1 acetic acid, t0..1 the dl tran4,,trstd set la; RR., Of 10i, 100 from Ilvratanlated eidisee. le The Actor. C; )fedal on eotniueed Of sad Lott. withon:i nwood rdar. snh etal!.. N quantlik . YAM employed. huh expbutation. of term. rort will be found In the printed 10 I The Anew,' Ell..!,ltion it t. far n - P; ',Abe pUou to Ater h. Muir .peeineen. forsan.led to the Monday or Tue.lay to Yarn:. W ORKING )4EN' Under tt. qM WER nor' owl°✓ s 111% ROYAL 111. lIN 161:i tlw?aus; 11 Crire tP Archbbh .1, of C.n tabuy Tbo Lord kWh ot Tbo Mat Notlo the Al ruy...6 Brelea:,:aue The iti4ht lion. tho I We'.l _Tare Tian 11l zbt lion. tbo 1:311 Tho Rbfte. Bon. the Lord A blot Th.) 111. flon. WlAA.Mometb, %LP Tll.•nnd Eralue Eight Ml Ihr E. N. Luatou. Carat., M.P. /,!tll'r ltabert Km la, E.q. taxa . Danl.! OaL _ _ a,. it Al Rev. Pr. Dainties. I elation . ... Rev. Edinburg' . Rev. J. A.. 1114110%, Pinninvia.n. TULAJWuEa.—Jutut Use r.LI Co., T, Feu ohureb.,Oroet. FtroArin, 1 ad. ylKtv ProLlsurrs.—: ~nQ I)i ul lip lasmenUni the fewful In; • • etcastliat. and oth.r travel. ot Ornate Co4,ol37tl•ollletWeell el., I roondlty, toro•pt•rtty, and eo,i•s dee have boon Prot.Watod h 1 th the 1”.1T man Cl ••rso of ho , ninon...natty of till, robber) up tag tile: (het take the drty fr.•ta feiloo.worLtuen,--a llsrbt a•t world:in ••la•rs.4 thentrevol, •, &starlit' verdict upon Rib le With Ruse vices. terror& the >~56. Vt. and EIS, for the tl. nx vantaet a of the &birth W t'.c I Inn °MAIM ~f preserving Ito rat wry labour." The last day 'or the short since of about Lao tau The Latent e•thihited in th •r nun her received : and it 10 4 fe lows cyan to the conewislOys be tondo tore cod the met r • entrvomosu ,evelopincnt an•l baportte.oe. Lord Ashley, with his I A having laid the eirevrnetane - &sal Coosort, has oldnute f One of the Roues, mitre b labourer, anal thwisfore not it yet of ow Int, renting a elks oar. vendor the tide of VIE P Writer's tile, t o t P h r : l • • Its way be said f all t•e clay so when the t o• •Cr Th.o fact, and the numbs • °Mori a lahort.uut one, the gb a Vying n , ^, for uhere th rio inane, the dbappolostinct ditiouni prim, To elect • • bar, Isom rozelved, mill not bc wanting to rrndor th• well as of Ito holy purism b addition to the three rale PRIZES OM "TYE PORN The adjadi•mtlon cannot mascot yaw ; In the want , Ye bowl 010.011 should be 111 yd for this • I lms are raper: pewee. of the movonent ; I. lo Seattle, or Individuals cc' liberty to )mat and publish down ado table. It has not oval become n . " the comot•Utors on the FIN et tbultan that a body of ma • done in lo•half of no institto Ingo on•I benefits of ebb+ cloy to adord a ‘lOll 11010tnit e• • conoerna theinsolver and t well as on .:sinus mcans of form appeAr-noes. With t his wseemd on thel.t of Attend en TER. It I' intended to Is c• th or', etbp.n,g their eossl* thetnreives dovi.e and suet-t; and eorroyolukneo with, v I t Is hoped Ina Isobel awl that • Work to them._ • Bk. G race the An 7.11.14770, • Tim Most Nor•in the Mare , i celled " The Tap - moth I The 11.• n. DOUiger Lndy II Itanherr Prize' (per the The ROA iron. Lord Ash kienniii, Thomas, Eng. nn: "The Nornieh Prise" Button, Mr E N. Hart., N P. Chelan. Iliernan. Eel., Aid 01.vko, C. lir., line. 'tzar th. )teniier,_air C. K, Hart.. d tee Ernes, W.. Eeq., Norwood 41 Ramer Theta% Edo., dit . (Jann.y, J. ~ Wen., Na. ditte Gurney, W. 11.. Erg. trier v. Ilitehrock. John EA.,dit . • . Ilau.ey, W. A., Ezzi :i ditto Boaz. J. M.. Yon., Jima., Doty. John Awn, Leadhster. J., EM.. 0 10 `, Mayhew. Jane 4. .7.lnetie, K. A., F. Uteri "The Lath Prize" ... . pek. P. W., Ere., W.P.. 0 u Un to. ditto zrin. J., Eng., for a • ' Wood, Pr... Manebenter.. . 6;. 213 ..... 613 . 0;;.r. - ;!71.7c7.TCr;1'.. I 1 The WoZepn Corderenc,.. T Bey. M. Novara:* Priz. FurrlLZ: Prize "......... .. The C,nr,:dtte,.3!n::* The 0002Mtl'Ar3 of We Fel A.Yelyr, Ptr Andrew, Bert. IlLaelouald, W . Macneill .4 ditt0......... . ...... . Ito Mn. Ce ., trec , Ke' Mennen. Allan. )oq., Prof. U Yortyth, J.. Esq., Dunn . Johnettete. J., }be , Al. . 3lneroilie, Patrick it. Mn shire . ... liaemile. Mrs., 8en. .... Cbririle. Orono M., , Coniplitil, Ater.. Earb. 3' o Contribution, bd.:, The liteht ilon. \'l.-aunt Earl Orey Marbrbie, I C., E•ei D t Orford main Monne : M0...A1 , i 1 kap. : ' pr Parma, Violent. lit t i cg tcb Te l e f. 0z . 14 .. e 1. 1a. t. N. 3. The WORK \r. formation rev:Ain, tbc yartri.ige and Unlit , . end way be obtained (hr donut edition. for tre donut three poetain 41 Bated, it le mot intuit° , r nquire - AT 1 -- / 3 9 1 , 211 9 Ty -