The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-11 00:00:00

X RUDDER AND SCREW PRO PELLER. he above title Captain E. J. Carpenter, • nitrated au imitation in the art of propelling grow, which bids fair to constitute a now era in 4WD. V. reels propelled by screw are indeed novelty ; but the peculiarity of Captain Car aeration n, that two screws are made ass of, I on ., which greatly increases the speed, while misle d by two rudders, which in an equal de .rs the cootrul obtained over her. Is order to • o ~..it. Ordain Carpenter builds his vowels • .eciple dilf tint from auy that has • olopted. From the Item to the mid- • o the keel is laid down the same as in other from the mid.hips towards the stern the keel Limes al . :in it is log in the water line. Met in . kW. •no new keels start from the aid es continued in parallel lines to the stern, the toren thi m varying, of course, according to the vett. Each of these keels is fitted with a stern r, and between the keel and the stet impost f in which the Strew work., ae the common principle. One screw propeller ire a ivoinV of the other, so as to allow to work, and yet so mar that, when both ties, they constitute, in bat, me propeller li power. Ihe two redden are so eon- Aber that they can be steered by one person e the single rudder on the old principle ; a slight allergies in the machinery, en* r. .a one of the rudders can be unshipped at ul the Newel worked with owe only. By this Ite the inventor calculates on obtaining wet r = speed, which may obviously be es ol.' action of the screws, but also en having ~.nerd over the way of the view! by the le double redder, and from esperimeate ob i a working model, it appeared that • vessel on this priuciple would turn completely the , space of her own length and a half, Themes steam baste usually require a circle let of which is between Ave and sin times len:th. in which to tarn completely resod A.? circumstances. The form of the 1..8- .4w gate tin of all dead water, which hes o afoot impediment to the action of the strew; oath of the Te... 1 and stern, which is rendered by the double keel, gives an opportunity for stemma strength to that part of the ship where wasted in a screw steam vessel, at the some time t propped op, as it were, oa the two crutches of r keel. she will be less likely to roll in the water. °gamy has now occurred which will glee arpenter the mesas of showing the idiom his iwrentien os a ...ale which will probably wed as decisive. t'aptain Leyland has vas e trader for his yacht, to be built soil fitted Wain Carps titer's principle, and the little ow in course of can't' citron at Mr. Green's oral at Orchard Howe, Blackwell. At present 'tnicWork is lei I down, so that all who are curlews att• r. have an admirable opportunity of seeing e. as it were, of the vessel, and of ascertaining kw I not only the p. cellar shale of the vessel s bat aordinary stn meth which is capahle of helm im .htp. htit upon this principle, as well as the pont of gowsze that is obtained cempared with on the ordinary prioriple. The mewl is to be o schooner. forte screws eau be removed at mil the trader used entirely se a sailing Kra to for ready for sea in about a fortnight, nMy for sea will Metal's' siege much atten c tenth nun interested in the principles of ship oil steam cavitation. II E DI DS B KY BURGLARIES. re prisoners (John A John Moran, ran, Ellen Burke, eat C l 4. la r ry Mulholland) who aided on a eharee of Wag implicated la the late irelsry at Diilseury, were again brought up on , at the Cuurt•house ' Kirkdale, before T. W. El., for further eimaisstioa. Thies were no I fa wets. ben Clough, is•door impeder MOM, Is Liver .d that he remembered Cowan beteg henenht to on the 3dth August. The nimmer thus hat he knew nothing of the robbery; but an the morning he (Mr. Clough) received isdhematies r.soner waisted to see him. Oa seeing Oanirevs, at imbuement to him to maks • statement, room of his confession the primmer skied him hou,ilit wont! be the result. He (Mr. Clough) re he could hold out no hops to him, as it was in. for ea officer to du so ; sad he farther told the hit ion statement, whatever it might be, would red to the gentlemen who would try him, with fate mast rest. Amonpt other statements., the hen made the following: If. William's, Redmond, and Flood, were the oaly rned in the Didsbury robbery. We met Meat a f a mile from Hr. Gerard's house, at Didiliary. to the byre at Mae e'elock at sight. The deer 'nil we pushed it area with an watt bar, relish we left Waked sta. We hand Ms um and mums see;S % 117 mhst ;;;;I1;1.1 MM Mr re Dopey. The you odd. We line est mesh we imee met said sok stet in the umbel.' 1 the boded kw mime , mad I swam my , out el pesket. We pt the stele of Mem it we gee 7L, or eseeethig mini 4 A pi rt test end weisteent; the Wee m met, ha 4s. in my mom The welsh me bees NM, eel dot le gbh* M be thee teak the bey we lowa= rareed the eine in. and tie ma sad wawa, into the 1 throw s babes bed in with then In sleep on, :listened the deer. We thee took a denble-bar a iron mew. the bed, eke s pie ad eerilneay ad aAd bows 'mt. I boom el votekka ge etz ea. We thee left the hewn and ease le Pe ed sheet till the eight cede& transom up, whim el awe home." ;elk feetiter stated that se tie Ski Orytember dm Cowen meta *rat for bin, eml, hob* ebtabted • tram the usibtimasy be sew Met at the IN- A. lb dem aide mama stetweeMe stem Um MI at eMegtea. but this put of*, tewheMea the e &chase bowies, as that place was set withal ietioa. Mr. Clough thee said that Cosgrove wade ring sowed statawast respecting the Millbury vve John Mores (one of the pr4enersl her a or cost be to the Didsbnty robbery as his It *as Jobs li4as who struck the servant am ad with c shut bates when was pelted flea t bed. He west shweseds OM the seat ream, e muter, Edam% ma servenbusid wens.sed, were all tended by him. They were afterwues s tante, sad esether isnot boy abeam, in after- Is put tate the more plasm." er stateneest seeds by Coveys reamed to a bar. WeS4 Doty. bet the assistrets divided set ts hear Se same venni, Ant is b arley the a Mahe is ths bussloy Webb was swots, sot wee sweent to ail Gourd es the Mb Awed MM. I remesabar le being bob= spas is iits sight I was k the with my career e me nd miaow. sad the se" I robbers mitered the nem. I set em re p t ben took my muter, mistame► god der wwwwld iti a mem. I remained asossied. user the bed. I s awe say Hero is AK Ma. Is pit, sod his is They were at that time is my nooses nem. ham lobed wader the hod, sod a me, eM odd ent, some met." I smallini bon mew ilbe 11•41, died is in hid say onsey. sad lola No.** mutt me twist with s anrwher es the WIP oft h . d lee had me down. He sae pokey is men whom esether mid bin set to strike tee 'Theo s this ps meta the seem in wile mymislar sad was He bed • Medi din war W Mom led :V dam ft task mai tils esw ess hod red slidses. 1 Intim lits ▪ the was. It is wry like hie OM = 6 : sitar* be hien. They afterwards pet as all Ws tr.We wed them he out dom. sad they I boil es se instead. • lees mod Thome who wee is Mr. Gores maim sod bad Ilessiesessr, maned Ale the eshiasie were there, she psalm Ow the aim AN., the robbers I. we 6 , 2ryid seem oohs tad a erembar. laid last mime, Birke as Melbellead, knew reibtsey. Be me time tie Net to p= est Pam it wee pt liebeautly. Tbe al de berierledge of tie bseekray. Tbey rat Utari bed Noe mat le yew the eisibia The primer Nam. ma*/ the antheeka t thetherve. elm aid he Obi et tbe rtw Bather Um tint Ike bed bought Me, seal be eon dem% kit with Vont* tam ordered the whale It the primates 'matted kwr trial et Si. ant euiree.—!t k relefeld ee weaken of thit was et lat easseeded mg their serape to Aiest.—erireel Mercury. BAN hiturtcv Coseteintoleras.—The folbw lasr hoe boon theme/ by Lord St. Leonard's is abrotory Commhdtwese:—. The Lewd Chasmic w direct the ornessilles of "be Osowiedeasee of the I Bankruptcy es the hi the NW mein of L kreet law GeetlfiltYes A itbish reguleas re ,at drily Ise the impel& ef>leiea This Isyslves ""itY. ea the pals of elemiesisaer, of is& salsa s seavesiest Mims ef r ewe ; mai the Wee** seallti OM s Laid Womb se. 11l suseitsloor ass v sem. ibe h this Chaesseir the sttratisa of the easiseleisms Is the power y the 11th seethe le the Lad Cleweellets whew 16011 sPPest Is his is he =psalm% to Mel amp the Mow te hold smilers sit sae phase this Co sh, Lord Chancellor wag OM ft. This Is a power mom he ezereiesst Mime she aid ef IM emmmlr i ssess; the elsosallise dishes. theetilseer hen ever••esessissiera Is ef 'lfni's that issasisse , I st, expellee, or fweeseselleiso will his euetaiaird by n milts% sittings aro Mid at mime ether than the Plate within the Buster, sash somiselease wjp to the Lord Chweeeller ix pe se bdi sash *- gad se it is isorapediest the soy = Ai........161011di I without solleient °Wm. Ste lard ! t r , such applaaties shall state the se m& sum it a wale. T. LIONAILD . S. C.—Sept, ff." A ItLED OiTICKRA or THE lour Of CMS. -Ile Lord Chancellor is now empowered, %Ems tow acts, to remove any Meer of the Comet of Mew te-, who is disabled to set, bat refuses to resin, aid Pellaboin to su:h penoits. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 11, 1852. AN ABSTRACT OF THE NET PRODUCE OF THE REVENUE OF GREAT B] If m TRAIIII AND QUAILTIXII =DID OCTOBER 10, VLSI, AXD 1141 The INCOME INCOIIII. 4.1 *ylll 1.02.3.4 14013 10 , 711.1441 *SAO OROSO 31,438 NAM up] 10,111 I 1131. g 4.313,301 I 1,531/.411 I ' 9,213 1,911.141 2111,811. 411,00 17,7 W 11,4211 10 1 ,571 MAU CIA ROL 11.116%.111 Pmei.eAt pobt . 64 •03 401631e1s ended 02 mad Mt n 00. 1, Apet 1, July 3, Ott. 16, Oct. 10, Jas. A, .11011 3, July 1, Oat. 10, On. 111, 1111. 1431. 1431. 101. 1111. 11.2. 110. 1152. 1111. 11132. lams - - 4.16070 4,10296 4,310,111 1,333,072 0,791,141 4,60,313 4.61025 4,102061 4, 1 48, 18,714810 3,71300 1,000,136 1.4111.*10 4.139,934 19,2511,1. 3,03,970 3,070,04 3,443,511 4,30,733 13,370.165 114, 1,410,731 2,748,006 1,523,01 1,43. 1 ,512 5,618,783 1,427,415 1,515,965 1,611.031 1,529021 11,100,013 4911,493 107,714 1,045,70 163,00 4,301,11. 1,113,90 295, , 41 1,103,707 139,11 1,143,01 411,73 1 1,010,150 070,111 1,1170.1 6,31.127 367,130 11,6111,1127 1,009111 1,918,881 6,4000 69, 133,101 271000 210.096 396, 970, 111,340 3.9,01141 230,000 161, 110,100 36„ 0,040 40,0011 10,000 46,00* 17000 40,000 60,00 60,010 00, 40( 30,011 88, WWI 21,914 11,24 1 0,432 162,031 /0.37 4 41,741 103,11 1 17.7 193 119 10 11,10,11/ 10,1161,311 12044173 13,317,104 49,9;9,913i 11,416,419 111,110,612 11,6.3043 0,10, 0,340,074 3011, 131.06 361, 765 10,770 124, 60,111 1 117,30 140.441 312,00 137,84 606670 133,116 111. 0 0 122.410 161.0 3 322,371 0,603 216,672 731,042 911,6;3 845. 12.613.03 13,111302 54,304,614 11,900,333 11,171,73' 13,051,71 13,60 91 4 0, 763 0 17 0 51, DEL Is 7,60,144 1,888,240 7,973,001 2,794,247 30,02,707 7,330113 1,113,113 7,40464 6,40,71 0,111,691 194,116 42900 261,74 s 20,117 1,274808 313,64/ 234,376 3113,11% 70, 4111397 Deem 4.70.314 4,774,302 4.378.113 4,33500 11,036,134 1. 1 . 0 .4 11 9.212.1 70 1 . 107 ,4 01 ' 4. 10,01,941 00 7 12,413,103 11,073,111 12 910.011 17,103,64 30.20,1114 11,00,301 110 7 4.731 1 4 134 • 733 13, e,t110,1111 and CHARGE of Uto CONSOLIDATE' , 7014 D, laths Q101113110 1116 g 001 011110 10. lASI , sag laft ii:iii, :.:;:~i KIM na,727 ... i50471 7 24 , 92 , 9 Limn o. Qmerter. Molar Basin llSumps Two =6 . . 0... a lAMB Itts3 atelsazi lama sad akin Mane Sepaysimits of Advarse rho Amami appilell is Or. rusk esslosive et &Wows Pao splideil as Adviser Daspplisiesportalhewspansmattleyeat Craws brio IRams Tem ..... =mo Otione Usis le •NSI IP eaar !aim dile Si el Olieleta lopipabd Muria THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION. A letter, dated Aberdeen, Thursday amain, was given is Saturday's &press, statist that tier PAM Albert had just arrived from the Amin bu d Bo amount of Sir Jobs Franklin. Tbe bats of this expeditioe , eciataierd is t ie d ler Indy ..f the Priem Albert: t* The Priers Albert Ma Meehan In the flat of May last year, the mesh bakesthi a rr the areedes of Wiles Kennedy, Eel, wile had beset sessaded ash the lied sob's ill! Zc sies The shiest albs espelidon was to let, If th e track of Mr Jam 'Frank li n, enandeg be Mowed eat his faserestame se seek a waste pin sesthavost by Cam Walker. the Prima Albart made Ile he es the Ned of Jan, ea teemed to the west side I. 7170 nee* latitude; psi fe Feeds Bey on the Nth a Anon and there eisw ssitikiets, but tadth at they bed hoard main of Bit is Nadas. They thee presesthl up lasoner &And, they IntellUelleed heavy piss sam vrisilond by the Woo they rained Damn Nan « repteaker 4, the M. W barred the They thus made At rem Lin pad Ar shelter. usd i.e. Ms. Zara* Wed is a boat, with cis men, and wee imenalleg Ie Nobs ligiglre. whoa • barrier of Ise betweee tea de and tie May «i the weather hang sill bet a • strong sieves; the vend was carried P. last es far as NM Dm leaving Mr. best's c rew es ahem Unable ie return to Pert lempoll. Captainlasth tried to rola rely Point, ha did set eumeed. and getting into Betty Bay 'Me le min there, whets M. Bakst. tie Imre madman who accompanied Mr. Kam de with four men for Port LeopeM Mt tie lAN . Mere Mr. Kennedy and his sees bed seissiad is • state of great society for ea weeks, bet, 111111 et eler pereisious wbick were left by Sir John Raw. health. Banneing with 11. Bast telp gli V i ralfe t tees bless' for;the winter, and penises smith fee erainatleg &Was OW tie 24 th weal be fest. They started with daises ss the 24th of , with a party of 14 nes. stepped • abort time at nay then toned Melville Buy, get as fir west as Beessibal esd Mee dienvesed • tismak about two mike beet* laiaog weetweed, and weans up a bay by W mass mast a Mak ilemesset: A fare party et sit mos garbed op Ode age dread. milkier eel dodging it,ia 71 dig. sloth With* sad lee dal. wet 1 := ails eight man retuned le the skip from Bey. lir. &seedy and M. Bad were of the drum' cift, w isaventeg the nen motif Inamset, nos/ WM , sad earns the delpestle aoth dNq. wee • most Mink and byte, joesusy , wean haw thisk sot . The direct stistasse hem them*. to Mk shessd Ina 600 mills; the di ens* trevessed was folly MN mess. Bat * a this sesta, wash Waded also • mesa of One Welber, se sew Imes nee And af Sie idea Firmaklis. Davin the thee that Mr. IL= was est, Dr. Cowie, with a pasty of Saar me, CemsweU Bay to the water ea the west aide of Nadi Os. omen bat was alike theaseseta &NM wee tealbseentlely appeared toeonths men, ea they bail • siekly time ait hem - Nay Jay,► bet a may gratin dews this m Pert Lespeld, Mr. Keently was able to peones estbass s elmais maiden sad ht,, «ii the maw el Inesr. " frt=erAegost het seamier they get sat a Ban Bay, and i cieseid sertheseal Weeding us ge to Cireltie• Idea media booby blend es the lgth of Anna at, Ming in with dm Meth Aar, stationed with posei• thee Meths lee a the Neal* eneditioa, ma c = that the ether weasels hod pond up Wellia Mr. Kandy tamer' it elder bproseedfor thsrMl, ash se __ante'' le return hems. At the dm be left Dimly • Wdlieglea Cismeal was spas sad bee hem les as he as the missteps seed command a view sa it is the edam of Mr. Kaseedy, as eall i = i tt Awe of the Nerd) Star, that. hem the spumes of the mesa, the madam nesdass that mean • .era ethane& ipe Van sam 7:4essid mesh. Namildeg fie s e wed Br i o= 17 . 1kia Poesy, who M Abeam, that m ebalms 'wawa his Am een d Mfes that If the stsamers are point forward with energy they might get *nosh at Bolan% Ilmaits. ' The mew d the Pekoe Albert are all in geed health ea. Kenai bee buena aspetchas tar the ati = hem the Jima An, sod peened, with them neaserew ratter e igat smis kr lade.. The espedi dee, it will be em fined cut setirely at the et lad Itsc n ess *spun easstal is th e y me th ellisst all / it sot bees f the death/ o di sew domed asd the sena. et ran llegsask feat sad North Serener will tied to seassethate aide sow 'wisely on Wel= m n Chanel, as the early ken ef New mei n Sir Jam amount braeglit - by the Prises Albert Mos the Davies Sites Mary, am of • say thereeter. The Bands, d Kidesalsk, at the Anuses WU bed, were weeded i erns saved. The True of NA bed three ash ; the A«. et Mel, tee. The Yips did i s s E . to the weetward, sad were than leed is Camber- A heavy mow atom Wales is the mirth of On Therein the smosabeles oa Dorado were severed with new, sad winter appeared to have at in thus say." Is dodos as sossedve, Mr. Kennedy says : " I bon Ma selimihodes es remark that, dieugh crew sawed samertha Alm seerry, they ban esearsed to ama is sempasedve btub, whin I mane is • great mann he the side* sseend pthathe as which the sneaks was searied sat. satbeesseentsat barony and geed sionduet of des ems thenglesst. It is to the eep. ply of pastime aloes, whin the lads of the Admiralty liberally sepplisd I. the Prises Alb's% thaitaissige jenny, were maid to be model eat. I left *Mesa seems el pestle's d Beech" labaik mad two at ray Bee* sod her teas sale I pat ea beat the North Mar. Burks my abuses es the mended Jamey, Mr. Cow*, the smakal agar, seemed the heath a Creswell Bay, se Ise if say sand tuna, but toad asse." ran the Aneseded by M Edna Saber, C.A. the expeolides la mat a Sr lisha Freebie. we IMO that tbe sapailtiss, essahling of the Ambition, the illummises weal. the Memiats, Intrepid, North Aar, Plessee and es si_ireesee4 la a tog, had roassambled at Bar* and es die lIIb Augost. C•apt. Bekker mys " At Caps Warmth/Masai the mks sad net meted by Osiers Ausisk asedisiste, bat se dentist ; the jelly, haring weans es Itt, • rem Get mord,' was head bis the seism thatay el by the testi a Mlle smell mail Ile Mass el the visit ref mom ° ImarakdoN as say ordeal at lieraty Idea, assem. past kg Chgads Kellett, I premeds/ weth earvies i e= mar the ammermil of Cowman Name sad set Choyse, to esiodee dsesly Busby limed sad masts Werra hit mesas of the sahebs anal** bid without Ns NOW imam ef imparlegem Mar • most lawless mash, Wain as bead thee a thestima a the Wed bask a the rank mad ani foot, as well as at a Ad didesem, mad thmegheat the lens earth, ci thee, set eves a semen ea the pin week, cola be areal. Ups thy satere esssideratin i aided by Cseeels LOW sd (themeeder Polies, I arrived at the anvissies that au bony h femme* teem Oise wields lemur an be Irma. Bwaythkag r ed the stamp seder and regularity ; mad =liM ter ef imam emplies hamper te all. It la ery Ism eankliss that so ialemeie• kwelag a reared at this peaks =heed. Othsr names most se nes fee sash I.s. Way the pathal a whitis ht. amt Or Jobs /mills nal set indthe this as a Me* spa lhe hipthy,sa it is avant that by mere nem sal, they beepeeed be tall epee hie teases. I sae oohed, my empty is, del at Cape Riky, or s a y edam =we =slit sad peeitkee, heynd the diseevery eieltees, lie Jibe Fraaklie weed& plan tie Magee —opridely est hem .11 whey seat be letiekek why have the bean seureh tei panne failed be led tires sleeks T My reply ago In is, leek even to this Okla 11111111111 kat year by the well organ. had emedltieel . m .i peedeeeeen. They are easily cover er destroyed by animals. is ta= d ees hiskon le, even with this very open ma. sae, le leinetb•Zin sepplies left at Navy Board inlet by the Ranh Use, se - beacon marks their whereabouts. Mew thee ere the anima to avail themselves of this de pot I' Pert Liana is at peewee equally inaccessible, as segenaul ads =tler Wellatosk who engin me in gh e e It is therefore a most eeriest. draw- Wi m p ilbeilles ef relief that them depots should have bees as In isotherm shores of the dna, when ft M thews Ad the ambers ere al ways easily and whir sessulia. The thirlsms of the remaking season, *1,6001 150.11171 /*SAW 1,291.891 `. Lamas 514,07 Demers As me. 437 ' 11ia Total Charge The Sorglat.. and the vast important* of taking every adman's to hess Itya.yresent*penwatersincarryingwtteSaiaisatrns Mem el Men lordships. by the two great 1160•111 tie. foe the Jens Motels referred Ith senders k epsndeM Isrisk my de lay by teethe' attempt to amine Peet Leegeld, which may be eland by Commander Polka &nag the winter or early in the "nag, but a Men jemmy Isisparrd with those efirderl brat __par. " It is my firm eastviedm that bad Fir John Franklin been abroad to leave my reseed of hie movements, many very proadaseit pieta puma thswelves, and I have groat hers, bon dm wry opra somisa. that we shall yet find them as to them et Weillffigton Manuel." - - - - - - In his insaneness to Captain Kellett, of H.M.S. Rasa late, dated Assess 14th, Sir Edward Belcher says: " Yes wM pensive that the force lied'► my commasil is to be dividsi—we Milani' to aspen Wellington Channel, the other Mi push forward towards Melville Liand. Of some safe which may be seeeseible, sad there to de t • supply of proclaims, fuel, and clothiag for say yertim whisk may resali such position from the espodialem miss Captain Collision, re Com mander M'Clser. Tot as, already aware that this second part—cis., tie dins sf reftediog towards Melville Island, km bees aliened aided by Commander M'Clintock, of H.M.S.V. LtrspN. Mader say entingeney, abonid we hese= Meseparate to essamunicate, you will comider it us the poredsase Antens of your sledge operation. to meet ow party, met to sewn yews, oa the meridian of 105 de grees W., sad ea the pinned of 77 degrees N. Ido not mean to tie either pang Is mien there, bet, as both meet be directed to seek did limy, they will oath be histructed to select the coat Be. asses* to that mince as the grand rendezvous, sad time nest • airs and establish its pod non as the hose hr Seta time. I shall despatch on this service (if not ewdseei by myself) eels of my wet able and qualified seems; and I feel that it is seedless to remark to you bow kaperterst it I. that even record upon this espedition shield bass the :hennas of oar firmer service. Wes hr hem I proseedeL put I is. arrive at a point whisk ie amisaW with aides dillaelty. It is more then prebellis hums my mmisediumessiag is WW( the ire, that, either hear% or the ship or teaks taw by seed pass Ye the Omega ChimmeL hhersr, That basin; had hob Mussed ear seless, we way pe. so. d as yew, istura a m = Island et Um tannutatioa 7. 7 ie = =sr had Co trams is aides of us. Their dud,. you to ream laving reference to pout oupplise. As their lorebalps ere wall swan that is ray stesmor it will be impossible ter see to suggest to you the seam mast aim' a maim the than akmarsomoso, I must trust entirely to year emu good palmated. ThW, as to sepplg the North OW witk everything yea ilea pamibly te ethgees. taking from her every invalid. and lem the Wed pest way to England, so as to ailed their ismhbegsthe Wet latimsWea ae to what hes he.. isms, eel what ammo M meg yet he steisalde M purser ; homing is Wed that vessels eta mesh tea bland as sew or Were tbsm est here would Oath it pru dent to leave Lemswars lead. 0* the ether Mad, you way have sailleimet tedaspeteh the North Star, placing year owe Is digs% end malliag Mao tell de tails of your Ueda, any a:remeatemos of advance this mesas I shall give may positive lastroodos to Commander Polka to mead a sledge party to meat ow from as at Phillip 's Port, &WM tlandlesa Dads lelandow Cape Bseeher, makes he shooki have rams to know that we ors is Om Baring Day sib 411 tie dmismal." Is hie hutrusisas to Commoder PAM, of do Nardi Star Sir Biltiwai Barba Mass tM Is is is maga with Ms as a asps. M Ikaary blood, " During the ewes yew wit despokilt two parbes• to form degas ea the earn side of the Weillagtea Channel le snore decided exploration of North Devon Kra r ea skil loned, and the land northerly in the spring of INS. Oa Milt these eregiseasisms pm will give the direc tion of see dodge, er IN* sledge*, to the surgeon. Nr. lliVesuide. Mai hap hem sepessay selected and appro priated far this ditty. and you will sillard every facility for this eaterprlski p g volunteer. On the esker two. which will e biy assemany him as kr Is Ibeskis Bay its the k I mast leave the mimosa& to yew ens di springsc laims. But yen oust dearly bear la stied, that ties lama ten meet net be allotted be ay festsaded jemmy. width tog risk the requirement dike North Star for imitaillsts amiss la the mime, of IN& Doris the reasakelise of this season you will ensphOyour Maims to easraiestiag a sasspaet house for the MAW of sixty perms, if passible, in the meat of amides& Iffaderfag it memory to despatch the Xarth aura Ihedisai." fratiedop Is frees Lint. Vasty dandltsa of tbs IN salobt, and Wilma le his —godly dim:— " lbseeby I Aar Ilk 1662. rim,—Oa the 11th Weans Mears. Aisles, nod myself walked to Ooreelfs Tower. At the et it, Aoki the seadoesst. astabont SOO front tbe bomb, ws ANN 'be Nowlos ef so di Begolesess enounpmed, ionsisilog of .best at nisei beds. One of lidwisdes small ponds owe attneled es sliestisa, mod on sesseldrig diesseneed several et Cieldosne proservid meat riankters, ems es debt wine boliknot begins% dad a small well ; to bean WM twos lONA INN sued Nose. A pathway of id stems led Nibs well. 11. mem or dostinotts were Vows MINN Wise* belonged to sane of Sir Jeks Franklin' porde', most _peels* a drosalog party.l this assioilod to tower, obi& i abort do NMI MOSM Daft Si, bet much steeper. deidsse Wens nee dosesonnbi were Stud. Five bean wen eon daring as walk; as of dos was severely weisolid by Mr. Dom. rills. The kind wee very bonen ; a *de mess and sorrel WU the way vegssatice seen." Iberia toils Ithessdy sallies_ for England he &d -astard the hawks litter to Capt. : " Trims Alert, Bosehy Island, Attest 20, " Ilir,—MeMos, es sox way to Cafi e ßiley yesterday inersieg„hed the rim rthlalea et owing h er Ma. IMO ode model par armend Is hay, and berg eels able hat pee as& this spies to search as far as Dessithrd Itag, Messat's Inlet, west tree that about 100 mitrseed op le V es Talker, thereby ealy partly hill er war selleisa—seasely, the cos retsiellepet's lals . ,4Boothia Feliz—ead sew =sit Isar to the earth asel4 and end the Priam Albert to ea weer el the mate of berth at her mew, who wady ell r=u led se mash der nervy ea to be pit to sada anothst eds. ter he" I there re big to soviet Met. as two el say is. ma have veleameeed w rasa oat—one to assesepay aw is to hither seereh, and the ether a Rust, to rear Bs yoga eth—that pe may be plassed is the less et three as, kelpies my ripeater yeeseelf lieu Ors te s male re le esay out this= 2=rla the Ins Ore I peeper sea isdies the )lamed es ea as yaw ship early sareted I. w wirer expedir width I will reader every emistease; selat hornn I des awls whh Mine =pelf with the beat al prey, le the Perth Ona essa- palled by the sem* et the wrath tesSIMMINI ther, MIW spew tire aria early neat errs, whim I bops to have ese meted the err to Beds hffiliteth There is • probaprobability that Mr Ms Ihealdia say have then bility these dreads thet ay he sepal to aeried oast Inlet art Vital Streit ; whether or ae,1 1411. 4 her the Lepprataitg ra : aeries this dealt, ms's keew hammy with Lady rest avast wither. The retina that ems he speed from the ?tire Albert are r undenneriened, Ida of Mead, 76 dll• rases et pew* rem, 1,11116. of prises' lewt. et seer, iewt. ef dads% dim of mi t Isiddlethrth of spirits if Maw Ake paw istmeshisa, eel ether meal Meer, sellehne ter wait end pay, with the nospilea of wares 'Whist. I wield the ropes of pow the lose if the Marv, la Me his Fakir's have the berms to be, "Wattnit Coped. H.M.I. Neva Isar. " PA. I add else beg to Wks seder your notice that there it • pads ether beat ea board the Priam Albert, which Ma bet boognsey sad portability I have always bad • est metal mew ice, and she is gilts at yew service, provided yes pies me est la lieu. I ay further state that I shall at ell these be rest happy to amply with any suggestions yes ay have to offer it to say future movements after having completed my examination nt Re goat's Islet and Boothhs W. K... The *dr of assistars was, of error, readily rated by Captain Pelisa ; bet th ree dap afterwrit Mr. Ken nedy again wrote, stathir ags t the res bed drepoill tbsdr =hula, sod the Prises riled In Meg. land the same day. Up 111 lb. pareses Ifii MI WOO elt the Intrepid earipton has tees thavered, bet the espilitlea irso - oballe Annuities laWel+ Essimper aft brawl Is mist allip OINOMMOIMI Pled Wilda Plod Illra MU Lit Mar arrow on dr Oraeliftted Furl F. &Mims Ilse sadist sinsibersl/ Mb Wog Is mot Ibe dmed di is Ms. sodelima Nod Is Ps Mr* milks Ms I. MS NW_ gmil se Mt sr lbe IsidOssmdend MI Fwd. sibs faMMag 181410111 MMUS by MMus . TM semi Mud lbsClusrtor ........ Is Port olds was br Fallemat ant at the ModsMdbe Mod Sat Supply ~ rd Parries Csaddlidsbi Mal Me Serpi= bosom% short psrMbr Ist lb/dam co taw Clvdolidated Fes & sod Ids tbs ..syssrael Sods& Ismael is Omit thuds. Is is tbolbressr est d lab Ossber,ll3l T,Sii,ii 1 /AO'S 911, ISS 441011 2111,8111 1,701,07 71 WAN 5p,2411 3111 1 ,63% 11,3,917 1.0134.1147 513.443.311 is full of hope that the openness of the mason may enable them to extend their researches so VI to arrive at some de Anita result. and put an end to the uncertainty and anxiety that tu so lisp prevailed with regard to the fate of Ihr John Franklin end his gallant companions. CHAMOUNIX. The fide inundationsof the valley of Chamouoix have gives an additional interest to that magnificent district this seams. Many trcvellers have, since they occurred, been tamed back from an impossibility to pus arenas the valley, the roads of which were in very may places almost destroyed. The following eatraot frees the letter of a lady who has just returned from the emulsion will not be %Mu- Waiting : " Ton are aware from my former letter that I had been told the road through the valley of Charnounix was ha parable, sad that 1 had given up the hope of visiting the foot of Meat Blanc, 911 the Sudiniaa aide. We were, how ever Wormed that the roods had been put into temporary repair, for the accommodation of the public, and that though difieult, it was possible to travel over them. We therein* determined to prroeed. We left Usages en Saturday at seven, in the Inversable. A bamitifel ride took us to St. Mania by twelve o'clock : everywhere the soustry bore traces of the inundations. They have net bee. in the lust ezeggerated ; the road had bee. destroyed, and all the Odds lying low covered with mud sad mead. 1 comet describe to you how miserable it looked. One town (Bonneville) had ran the risk of being I washed away : the water was three feet deep there. About five miles from Geneva oer passports and luggage were es milted, for Chantomix is in &Miele. Arrived at St. Martin we waited two home, and dined at a miserable inn. Here the pareogera are immiderred from the diligent* to " ohius•a-bene," little rishordy Abe lidding three people, who sit sideways ether semeopermes out be used ea these bad reado—the eardespee ssm however, very safe. On we went, bet were hosed to Maw the read, it had become the bed of a termod. We west through fields and a wood, the omens of the bad esslibsg well; but a waggoner who followed es Mahe mar battle, talking enough for three. Os briber, thee* hedges were washed away : two rime we pureed die se" the third we crewed es toot over • Neogene, he sod feud sonlegm waiting em the ether side he take tis ea. Theme we west up the who to Same, from which there Is a splumdid view of Moot illema—the smalls was mu remsdied with deeds. We them west through the vale of Chamessia, pawing very near the nor de glees ; it do se des quite into the valley, is very white, which many are set piing dirty), and the pinnacles of it are as high as the Sr trees near. Its mass is " Glacier du Bois/son." We head a nit* betel, ordered a wood fire, for the icy glaciers make the air frosty, and then saw from the gardes the ewsmy peaks become rose admired in the setting sun. The following swathe it raised. I was to have socompahied our travelliag eiempasisa to Mosta:mem but was obliged to stay at hems; at eleven, however, to my great joy, the sun appeared, so we seat for a chair sad two men, the as was too far to walk, and away I went, bundled up in shawls, with them M meat the niers, es the op. Hake side with valley qmesite the Mestmovert. I cannot describe the Mamba of die road. We pared brat through a villege, whisk had bean almost destroyed by en mai m lam in 1547. It bee recently been saheb injured by the inuniatiose caused by the bursting of a glacier, and the waters, pent up is Gas MIAMI for three years, melding dews. The reed then led through a wood (great tress is which had bees tent op by the tomcats), and up the asesstals, first by the bed of •torriint in the wister,then somas another, where the avalasehes deleted, strewed with trees beam off just above the roots, thence through a lir wood sad broken ground covered with gram. Arrived at the top, I wailed while my guides dined, and then ea boor lamer that I might see the view of Mont Blanc after the clouds aimed away, Kapailteat it was I—the Meanie dark reeks may partly severed with mow, standing oat evilest the Ike sky, the seer de glace directly opposite me, end Meet Maus above all. "We lei a ries cm mar rehire. I saw Most Mw le pertetiee from the vale of &roes. Chamomile is mesh reetew thee the Oberisstd. The view of Meet DIaM Mm this valley is eves reader thew that hem Cbsieemeht Unit" Tits TirrlOr lire SOUTHAMPTON on Saturday with the sans for Listen, Madeira, Brazils, Buenos Ayres, Keels Vibe, and the Pentland Islands. Bhe took out MS }rangere, and wee crammed fa at ono. Araeoget the Inge pin; of ladies and gentlemea who went down Manual flea water to see Ow Teriot deport wee the &ugli er of Onserel Items, the ex-dictator of Swam Apse. lIIPOIMANT WILL CAUBIL—The Jury Loan at hos been occupied for several daps up to Friday It Ire* trial of the important will awn of Gilmour against 011esear, before Lord Anton red • epeeist Jury, la width of the ester of 111411/L depended ea the neer. Zee wills to dipabe e rsd whisk VIM to the Sena w Inn of deeds et were these et the la Mr. Aden Ofinone, a Otegiter, who was the esoliteral hie era Mims, sad by his metres sod in tegrity had aressed as esenaeue Sonoma is Wiens there, a tria is = midi be ridrei t liNedr a =or v behee komeartrz ble Ms* iskiag usuelt iwn s awl heir at low, Mr. Alen Glisseer, Jon.. ran amt, she punier (or phistiff) in this suit. In =tarn Win his death, the tentotoe tweeted deed, =ides the Mawr deed sail, sad set die WellttlY ei main nephew. Mr. Allan Gilmour, el Pater, the defendant is this suit. The validity of that Mepeoltion wee now questioned, and the Jury were sew fogad yea to decide—first, whether the testator was is a week mind and amity reposed upon when he executed it ; fad. if that deed of ISIS was ob tained by fraud, de. Tweatrwee whams, was ear nand, mad en Friday the tiesined le passed further with the contest, g that Me bed bees neennsed by a desire to assert s& the her, end his lisseurbie feeling dictated the came air ef emanating lea war for the defendant. Tin maul M the de- Indeed ban retire*, to the high &wester esd prio r* Wish bad dictated that step, mal_.lned Ithereesa sin tenthatt to the high feelings of Justin whisk had Metaled sag a surrender d the contest, theraddig that there were higher cariderations in this Sr than the aria ealthensat of neary, arid the jury dare a vadat for the defeadest ea thie, the hank day tf the trial. INOwite AND POLDIns.—TIM Opinions of Turin dew gat gives the folkswfag hen Asu :—• bean in the nonter of Sea it /renal inhabited by a few Sete .rnus An end a bed ea annuaration ith the IdAsiong osavest Therereas open . • flew dips ego. at a way arty beer, sae of the oilers saw are hien retire late the mama through the said eensaaisatien ; and the dinalitia Amara they care forcibly roadadM the otracrw WIWI at Nat the Mr neaserlisee bid her sport mot waft ea tbas el4e. The meg _Mktg reward to • tibe mind ef die the Weer WOW the etuantake. den to be wailed up. Dad while the ensers were at week, • whole bevy ot friars won rwereates shout then, end enpernited so area* with darn ea what they were obese, chat the wahine desisted art *eat away, when. mow dr trim polled down what they had been building. The esirril, however, watched his sod got the door wailed up while the Criers were out thtg, and thus pat mewl to ell disetwies. tot or • HANDLOOM The solgrair ken Paisley left the railway Swiss oa Tuesday oseedur at ball-pest tea Va sa. when tfal vicinity of the newsy was deasely erowdel by the ampailtising inhabi tants whit bad atessehied enmitieso the moan of 200 of dealt fillsor4wnuesoest. and glee them a hearty farewell. ' The IMO prowled to the stolen by a flan hear *, Ineeiptbas Paisley enildreats—tiloot. land be awl Australia—Zeta erotism Scott Ageolis--Sed him the Clisra." The soli:ante reached the Broawdelowls Use Osman lad entheeted en beard the Lyra. They roes seso=d b l / 4 . 7::: Mos*, rim ire dim boary r limn we et =oats wee very ble, all mecum mow , bat we are Warned that ealy U. was alleged lien he outfit, while the pauper emit is 31. Nati Britioi Jourvirtoci Barrwarsies.--The total capital re quired by the weinekileseeeeek nompasies iceluding gold, railway, lesehlti undertakings, projected dor- Wstrar aseinalea to amount to 30,000,0001., d lba mic=es la the shape of calls and CONDUCT OF THE POLICE. Mr. Carter held an inquest at the King's Arms, St. Cherwstreet, Albany-road, Camberwell, on Friday evening, upon the body of Charlotte Jed& aged 21, the daughter of the landlord of the Pigeons beer-shop, No. 6, Cumberland-street, Newington-butts, who wu drowned in ' the Surrey Canal, near St. George's Church, on Wednesday night last. Richard Cook, 316 P, deposed that on Wednesday night last he was on duty in the neighbourhood of the Albany road, and ou going down Cartel-street, towards the Guild Surrey Canal, tie saw a light on the other side of the canal, at the back of Addington-square. Ile recognised it as a polies signal, and anseered it by turning his own light on. its advanced towards it, and, when opposite it, was asked by the poliee.conatable whose light attracted him, " What was It mode the Wish in the water ?" He then turned his Wires,e on the water, and saw the face of a woman sinking very gradusfq, so that there was no motion per ceptible. She wrut down, and witness saw no more of her . He should think she went down about half a minute alter he got there. She was about two yards and a half from the shore. Witness stooped down and held out his staff, but she made no attempt to get hold of it. She was too far 10119. The Coroner—Did you get into the water to try to save her t_ Witness—No; I had no idea of the depth of the water, end I cannot swim. I thought then it was over my depth. I have been tads y and examined the place, and I fi n d th e water is ver4llow, but I was sot aware of t ile at the time. The were brought, and I pulled the body out in shoat four minutes after I first saw her. She apm ared quite lifeless, but was not cold. About 20 minutes after I brought her to this how. In the meantime I had been holding her on the banks of the canal. The Coroner—But why did you not bring her to the how before t_ Witnese—She wee too heavy. Then was only one gen tleman there at the time, named Harding, a merchant. Mr. Wood, a butcher, afterwards came, and I asked him to assist Mr. Harding ■nd ms to remove her to the King's Arms, but he sold no "could not touch a dead body," and went away. Mr. Harding and I tried to carry her, but found her too hoary without other assistance. The Coroner said it wax strange a bu•cher could not touch a dead body. (To Witness)—But how was it your brother ofacer did not assist you during the twenty minutes you kept her on the banks of the mug / If she had been in the public-home, something might have been &me to restore animation. Witness—My brother officer ran for a surgeon imme diately she was beought ashore. as he thought his assirtamm was more important than anything cite. Lawrence Ryan, 332 I', stated that on Wednesday last he was walking down Dath•plece about ten minutes to twelve, when he beard a gentle splash in the water. It was not accompanied by any voice or any other sound. Tht re were no footsteps to be heard at the time. He turned on his light but saw nothing, and imagined it might have been a fish. He then Paw another constable's light turned on the other side of the canal, and asked what caused the splash, and was answered " It's a woman." He then immediately went to the King's Arms for the drags, and afterwards fur the surgeon. By the Coroner—The body was about Ike fret from the shore. By the reflection of my light I could form a very good gums of the distance. Did not hear any voice or gman to lead me to sup pets soy person was in the water. The Coroner—Did you me any want of energy on the pert of the other constable Witness—No, with the exception of his not getting her out. If I had been there I should have attempted it. The Coroner—Would it have been prudent to have gone into the canal at that time ? _ _ Wl:nen—Not unless he could swim. The water ap peared shallow ; but it is very deceitful. Mrs. Judd, mother of deceased, stated that on the night in question she had a few words with her daughter ; who rave her an insolent reply ; in consequence of which she dapped be fees. After this she appeared very unhappy, end about a quarter to 12 stamped her foot, and saying she I would be back in a few minutes, put on her bonnet, and went out, but never returned, and neat morning inteldi• genes was brought that she was found drowned. For some ' time past she had appeared very unhappy, having formed an attachment fur a young man of whom her family disapproved. The Coroner then summed up, and the jury returned a verdict of " Temporary Insanity." The Coroner then said he felt bound to ask the opinion of the jury• es to the conduct of the policeman Cook, whoesras now under suspension for not having used more energy to attempt to save the life of the young woman. After some consultation, the foreman stated that the jury wore of opinion that the constable had done the ben he could under the circumstances. MANSION-HOUSE.—the Friday last, the Bth inst., the Lord Mayor entertained the mayor and corporation of I , 3=Edniunds, his lordships native town, and the vice and mss of the Loudon Institution, at a wove laid in the Egyptian Hell er a s = L . The Right Rim the Lord Bishop of UMW, who is a native of Bury St. Edmunds, honoured .he Lord Mayor with his company on the occasion, and them wen also present*. Maier, the Recorder, the Otter tail.' Isgsmih meglatiame smil councillors of Bury St. IffiffaMb, MM Moro of Campton, the Mayor of Nor. WO.l.:his vies-preeldima mid assusgen of the London the master and court of the Clock es the and Sheriffs of London, • 1 varabir Ilf isatial of the Court of Common PM" esSesseral private Bleeds. APINIMMOMIIa-HALL.—Minnee of gentlemen who Illik examination in the science and practice of omit resolved certificates to practise, on Thursday, Oel. to— Poste, London; Henry Vandyke Carter, Solnicia .oWkTisekellire ; Robert Whitby, Maunhane St. Peter, N ; Robert Newcombe Dev, Harlow, Ram. TIM COSIPISSION INQUIRY AT PLTMOVTII.—. The proesedipp sense Mod with the inquiry by the Bishop of Exeter. relative Is Ohs *dims sod practise of the Rev. I G. B. Pt7 sie, the iomßissq ell Is. Peter's, Plymouth, hne mes/M mash emellesasat In the towns of Plymouth, Romp's% wed filsenhass The simmiskners of Devoe :Mites o cesehrsi the Ihmitions of guardians of the poor , hue meshed, at a full board, to show their 01l thejsigment of the bishop and the conduct of . Ityamar.by aatpatabliag any of the children or young ii mifict s MMUMMIII le be taken to St. Peter's to be the Weep laving fined upon that church for his bribe brae towns and neighbourhood during Ilts pea me satiatb. A "sailer resolution has been =by the di sells of the Royal British Female #figipshiml prior to the examMatis a similar re. saran ha bees rime to in respect to the Orphan Asylum at Plymouth. Many of the clergy, it is believed, will not take eladrse to St. Peter's. On Wednesday last a yews lmalc some bassi the . magistratss at Devonport, esil nab • statesena em emat—the seas in effect, It is esld. ne Glees put is by the girls T. P. and E. U., on the inquiry, as so Ste willies put to her by Mr. Prynne, in emdirlion. Ow el the heist matins ever held in those Wm is enpested to tam place in St. George's Hall, on Tusedig meds es it is orrented by • requisition which is ausesseeilig sigma by the most influential of the clergy and laity of the &WM. VA IN BOOTLAND.—At the Forfar county =es y, at whisk Lard Penman presided, a z ele we that messiss be Mites to preemie en eakodledia the laws of Ilsodeed sad Enka in the ore a . In the swam of the disc ilea Yr. died, stated that it Beelied, madly; to some eiliattose, acme seal he la sestu and their ears bored, end ultimately eves_ henmeil as OAP's'. Lord Peansure Mid vepnair m as dirresieg Seethed, sad they ahead mane a alma to remedy the evil. Bat ha was &Waft M say altseatiss se the Scotch pose law as as pen the able-bodied to relief. The subject was reserved hr further eonsideradem. I FRAUDS OF CONVICTS.—Saes of the convicts in the baguet of Cents, in Morocco, belonging to Spain, have helms time pest been in the habit of writing letters to Mires% Forbes, In which they promised, is return he a sum slummy specified by them, to be t o m a pgralsolge pima ail la tu e eased, to state w large semis at money and prepay, esented a Mersa ghee et the awe the wers, or as ressede el mbbelee.weld be heed. Madre& et peens lave diatfift paid the satesso dusended, ha It is asedleas to say that in no ears 41 m has tbe to mire been disooverel The pines. meet b as lastisitiess te all the peovlacad antkoritise to take f m .esta blished tits had. aid Us ordsma a stricter in the bsga. THE Faison Oovw*vcT AND THEIR nous snir.—SuistAs,Oet. 7.—The Pelican, French war Semen is ia tie Tyne. She is essersisil by Umtata A. de Eseadie. osilleir vie disaigalsked Merit la the AM. see sera" and le ineeed by a sew of SO steam who has esodested themselves In a remarkably manly sad well behead mama in the town. She is desalted is the barbsar by elms of weather, bet will.rearde es the aertl•oest ma of logised. reel oeuleek the Frail bra mega Cabbies. leg la the he le sis c hest *my de mat parebra• a ear Engli sh, and drat the geareasat of the heat . liar agent. La Om% anneeded by the de rata ham been waft ce this swim the otor mia lessao. bee de. yeast hr Frame. The War linanim, espin s la survey in the North It ha allagale a the having come fa to ad. The -algae of the Freak English vessels are %pee most Madly tams, sad have inteveleated the efts' amnesia of dining on beard each other's 'ml. - - ACCIDENT TO A STEAMER AT LIVERPOOL.—On Friday, the Bangor steam-boat Prince of Wales wu lying at anchor in the Mersey, when she was struck by a heavy swell, which forced her into collision with another vessel, lying at anchor. The emulsion wu so violent that the Passel of the Prince of Weiss was cut clean away by the boards, and it was found necessary to tow her immediately into dock. No personal injury wu sustained. Tat NEW BusremsioN BRIDGE ACItOBB THE NIA ; PARA.—The wire suapension bridge to be thrown across the Niagara for the purpose of connecting the Canadian rail roads with those in the State of New York, is to be 800 feet in length from antes to centre of the towers. These are to Le 60 feet high, 16 feet square at the base, and 8 feet at the top, and of so compact a material as to be enabled to boar a pressure of 690 tons upon every square foot. The weight of the materiels of the structure as thus computed : Weight of timber, 019,1301bs ; of wrought iron and sus pfsders, 113,1241 W.; of castings, 41,3321 be.; of rails, 69.74015. ; cables between towers, 786,4021 M.; total weight of superstructure, 1,678,7261b5. The weight of a train reaching taws the bridge is estimated at 400 tons, sad the superstructure at 782 tons--making a total aggregate mail man weight of 1,273 too. SP Olt TING. /8--SATI3RDAT. L STAKES. 6 to 2 ept Filbert e friendleu. :H STAKES. 20 to 1 art Knight of to Shire 30 to 1 Lorry whtut (calico) 40 tl 1 King Ch..rra Illft 1000 to 10 Timid Yawn TATTERBAI CLEARWI 6 to 4 met Orinoco CEBAREWi 6 to 1 agst Weatberose (taken) Bto 1 Le Jail 10 to 1 Ariosto (t) 10 to 1 Indian War rior (0 11 to 1 Lady Evelyn 16 to 1 Lady Amyott (taken) 40 to 1 apt Black Doctor and Richard Primmer (t). It was generally believed that Knight of the Shire would be watched. PRENDERGAST STAKES. Even on Ct.etldne. CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 1000 to 55 apt Ephesus (t) 3O to 1 sot ‘Vt Ahem Igo ,k ,u) LATEST BETTING IN TOWN. CESAH,EWITCH STAKES. 6to 1 apt Woatherra4o 9to 1 not Indian W' Ar . I (titan) tier 9to 1 Ariusto (t 10 10 to 1 Laly I:%e )n to I) (t Acit) 9to 1 Lo Juif 15 to 1 Ludy Ankyott (taltco) CLEARIVEI _ _ tt to 4 apt Ormum 13 to 8 Filbert STAKES. 4 to 1 ag•t Sitt:cabouyne HARROGATE RACES—SATemtv. INNXISITSKS' PLATE wu won by Luan-ioue, bea'ing Plunket and two "there by a length. °SAND STAND Season were .on by Augusta, beating Audab n and Plunkat by half a length. VISITORS' PLATS was won by Florence, leafing Ithaula and An others by a length. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. ARRIVALS VP TV B O . CLUtIi LAST NIG T. LAdy Speedy., floppy J ew, Marty luau, &gum colt, Angelo, cby Assault darn by Linemst, Faux Par, Oriooco Salopiou, Corybaut t io Nicotine, Miloolun, Li nl . l Any lot delity colt, Pidel , ty, 'Miss Tennyson, Radulit of the Goiter, Caracara, Conrpiracy filly, Misa Sarah filly, Doubletloog, Sister to Cancan, Retail, Indian Warrior, Longbow, Leidy Evelyn, Gladiola Jason., lily (2 ye,.), senorita, Grace Darling filly, B ibette. War Whoop, Young Norval, Jiro to Grey Tommy. Th ornhill, Snarey, Candlewick, L'dy Amyott, Alonzo. Joe Miller, Miss Emma, Belgravia, Calo rie, Bordeaux, Le Juif, Mary Ann, Dewhinuna, Mutotog Star, The Admiral, Tintil Fawn, Ilungerford, P. ide, Speed the Plough, Wingcnund, Warbler, Alka:i t olt, Frenzy, Cuba, Cotton Lady, Gloomy, Comore, Davie, Incense, William Ilutuo, Stella, Ploughboy, thergage, Jullien, The Friar, Maria, Rol. Roy, Lindriek, Galvanism, Tumult, I'ug Orrock, Rage, liing.tnn, blun t/IM, Newport. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Brighton barrier., Monday, Patcham ; Wednesday, Raco Course ; Saturday, Dyke—at a quarter to 11. Brookside harriers, Monday, Newmarket Hill ; Thurs day, Telscombe Tye—at half•past 10. Devon and Somerset staghounds, Tuesday, Cloutal , lm ; Friday, Yard Down (Lite. B. V. harriers, Tuesday, Chesilborne Down; Fri,lay, Puintington Ridge—at balt'•paat 11. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, OCT. 9.—APPOINTMENTS.—CIerk in Charge: Joseph Singleton, Trident. Ititto: W. B. Mainprice, Ceylon. Clerk's assistant C. K. Foulkes fas• pregnable. LMst . F. 0. Probyn, I.4tnet. T., he commander, reserved list: W. W. Eytun. To be ret':ed commander, 1816: Jun Gamine PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 10.— The Bittern, 12, Cain.. mender Vsnsittart, and Doting, 12, Cummouler both arrived at Spithead yesterday from Sheerness. TLey left the Noes in cumpany, and have thus had a trill: of their sailing qualities. the Bittern arrived .t Spithe..d at about 7 in the morning, but the Daring did not to anchor till 4 in the afternoon—being a difference of at I not 9 hours. The Bittern was constructed by Sir W. Sera., ,ds and the Daring by Mr. White, of flown. The first nan.cd goes to the But Indies and the last to the West Indies, to relieve tto Sappho, 12, Culll. Islander the lion. A. A. Cochrane. The Oriental Queen, convict ship, arrived at Spithead yesterday (ruin Grameced. She will take in convicts at this port for conveyance to Hobart. Town. The Archer, 11 , screw stcara.sitrop, Lams mender Strange, came into huhu, r on Friday evening. She is to be paid down. The Encounter, 14, screw steara-sioop, Captain O'Callaghan, is nearly complete iu her crew, .44 will go to Spithead shortly. The Teramint, 24, frigate, Captain G. Gifford, is painting ship. She wad be ready to receive her crew from her hulk about Tuesday. The Wup, 14, screw etram•sluop, Coins maneer Lord John Hay, at Woolwich, and thu Niger, 14, screw steam pimp, Commander Heath, at this port, are to proceed to the lelediterrancan. to relieve the Scourge, 6, steam sloop, Commander Lord F. H. K.rr, and the Spiteful, 6, ate in sloop, Commander G. Parker, the two last-named mends having completed their perod: of service, both having been commissiout el in the early part of October, 1849. The Inflexible, 6, steam .lunp, mender Witolridire, se ordered to proceed to Li.bon. The officers and crew of the Arrogant, 46, screw steam frigate, subscribed a day's pay each to the Birkenhead Subscription Fund prior to being paid eft Ihe committee met on Se turday at the Royal Naval College, in this dock yard, and relieved a number of persons who lost relatives in that unfortunate shipwreck. The following are the terms on which the goverement con tracted on Friday for the year's supply of beef and pork for the navy : Beef, 3,060 therms and 5,050 barrels • pork, 2,400 tierces and 2,200 barrels. The beef w as tekeii at 61.2 a. Gd. to 6 1 . 16s. per tierce for Irish, and 51. 16.. for American. The pork was taken at 51. 12s. to 5/. 19s. per tierce for Irish, and U. 6s. for Hamburg. Of this quantity Masers. Alien and Anderson took 1.300 tierces and 500 barrels of pork, at 31. 17s. to 61. 18a. 10.1. and 1,600 barrels of beef at 31. 16s. Sd. to V. 19s. court-martial is ordered to assemble on board the Victory, flag ship, to morrow, to try the gunner of the Blenheim, 60, Inc drunkenness. _ DEVONPORT, Ocr. 10. The Lively likchtcr, Harttleld, w,seter, arrived on Thursday, wi'h ordnance stores, from Pembroke, and is now loading with stores ,•or Portsmouth. The Haaleverer lighter, Itoss, master, &MEd on Thursday with' stores for the Eastern Dockyard. '1 ho Sinhad lighter, Follett, master, orris.. d yesterday (Satur day), with stores from Portsmouth. The Lianet, brig, as commissioned yesterday (Saturday) by C. mniander H. Need ; she is to have a complement of tt olScr rs ao•I mut. The Cornwallis, 72, store ship, for Her.; Kong, wil lease this port during the present month fur her destination. The Seagull and Scout, brigs, were docked on Tkursday, for the purpose of being broken up. AN EXTRAORDINARY BIIOT.—We hear, from time to time, of wonderful shots by those who term themselv t s "old gunners," whether on the moors with grlutic and ptarmigan, in the woods with cocks and pheasants, or on the low grounds with decks, wiegeons, and teals. But whattook place on Thursday last, at Wentworth Park, is so extraordinary as to be entitled to special notice, and of i being put down n the note-hooks of ill .• old hares." On the clay just mentioned Mr.Palmer,bead park. keepe r to Earl Fitswillism, accompanied by hie eon, who is under park keeper, went out for the purpose of killing a stag. In consequence, however, of the deer being very wild, which is always the case at this period of the v'eson, the latter levelled his rifle, and, taking a steady aim, shot rat a stag which was bounding along at full speed. The ball struck him behind the ear. The fatal messenger then passed along the seek-bone, through the star, and killed at the same time a fine old buck through the head, ,a.e of s herd which was following the stag. This double al.ot is leech red the more surprising by the circumstance that the buck, at the momeat, was about 16 yards behind the situ?, and in ra ther an opposite direction.—Donnncr Gazelle. 'IIIE MILITIA FORCIL—GLOUCESTER, SATURDAY. —Every exertion has been made in the several districts of this large twenty for several weeks past to pot the required number of volunteers without having recourse to the ballot. The number required for the whole county is only 1,210, and of this number 972 have been enrolled. Furtht r meet ings are to be held by the lieutenancy in diff;rent datricts to procure the remaining 268 volunteers. In some places more than the required number have offtred ate:melees, while in others there is a great deficiency. Renee the slum ber required from Bristol is 364 but only 56 have off ere d ; while at Cirencester, there are 103 volutteen, the due pro portion for that town being *illy 46. Tie lieutenancy, at a meeting just held, bays resolved to call out the volunteers immediately, anal accordingly they are ordered oat on Friday next for 21 days service—to meet at Gloucester end Cirencester. _ _ _ _ Coarows Dudes.—The Board of Cutout= have now directed that in all oases of OTeIpIITMC:I4 of duties the parties be immediately apprised thereof in writing, agree ably to the subjoined form, which is to be filled op in the office where the error may be discovered, and signed by the principal of the department. The folios-My lathe 'lnns of notice to be used in the matter >—" Gentlemen, I have to acquaint you that you have made an over-entry. the parti culars of which 1 subjoin, and request that when you apply fur the return of the same you will be phrased to tiring this notice with you. 1 am, Itc." The notice is to comprise ' the date of entry, name of ship, number of puelteger, and the description of goods and the quantity emoted. SUICIDE OF A BANKER. —James Term E.g., banker, of Birmingham, and who bits generahy resole 1 at :Vesely Hall, near that town, committed suicide at Brighton on Friday. Mr. Taylor, who wee 71 yearn of ape, had cone to Brighton about • month ago for the benefit of his I health, Übe had been unwell fur some months past. S:nce his arrival in Brighton he had been In very low spirits, and ,on Friday afternoon be took a drive with his wife and son, and returned to his residence in Cavendish.place about flee o'clock. He went up stairs, and in a short timo atter his hotly fell into the yard behind the house. It .10 lured that he had climbed out of the attic window, and had cut his throat with a riser. A medical man wee immediately sent for, but his services were of no avail, the tinter unate man wu quite dead. On Saturday an inquest war I eld on the body at the Bedford Hotel, and this jury return d a verdict of " Temporary insanity." • 1047.2011 6,810 CON