The Express. — London, England, 1847-10-02 00:00:00

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CSESTIRFIELD RACES. ennsennstlLD STAMmI of 40 eon., added to • sweeps of s soya milk; ignalla, Id UM; Ibar, Sot ; 11e, 94 Sib; its and v ., 64 1Ib; Carte and gddMga slimed Mk and half-bred banes Mr. M. Wen= kb 14 aase Mr. Demmes (Carlde) 1 1 3 wiatmeeemi Muss road. 2 Hr. Patin% !by laid, dam by Banker 0 3 Mr. Ireles dote **trades bakelki Nod Yr. lindiell di g try of eat 0 Lady ... dr. WOW thou of 31 no " o. each, added to • sweeps of 3 am mob; 0-yrabli, 761 Milb; bar, Sat 11lb ; dre, Ind 11 ; oil and O rd, es 42 , 1g= i ala b gliatp amrad Hats; li (Abdale) 1 1 Mr. Dammed lkstvilda 0 2 Mr. Jannega Marl Oink M Mr. Vanglemt• liarekia.. Osp• Ca g e Jet r ay Yr. Madan b g kg M. Martin 9 MAN roma P 11 ernitirmnns of 3 loss. each, with 25 aided. Beata; one mule. Mr. Warmald'a Hydrometer (Lemptaff) 0 0 1 1 Mr. W~s Eke New Era' 0 1 3 2 Mr. M. , Drat Bwilt l2 2 0 Mr. 31Ingrades Emma 2 0 0 dr Kr. Hash's Pareaveranee Mr. Anemindlk's Lady Hilda 0 dr Sonorous= of 10 so's . each, with 10 added, was won in two heeds by Mu litasdoodd (W. Darby), beating Stranger, The Oatcser,2lo Illy, oaf Ms Rote. MIDDLBSBX SESSIONS. Woe r. Wawa,. ASSAULT AND RESol7l.—George Lombardy and David Wheeler ware indicted for unlawfully rescuing one George Bartlett frit= the custody of an o ffi cer of the Clerkeuwell County Court, and Barden and the two first-named pri mers were jointly indicted for usaulting the said officer. — The prosecutor, John Dellar, stated that the defendant Bart lett bad been summoned to attend the new Cierkenwell County Court, but he had neglected to comply. Judgment was given against him, but he treated the court with such contempt that a warrant of commitment was issued by the judge. The witness was deputed to make the arrest, and be went to Bartlett's house, when be was obstructed by Mrs. Bartlett. Bartlett offend to pay the debt and costa, but witness refused to take the money, saying that the com mitment was for contempt of court, and not for non-satisfac tion of the judgment. Witness laid bold of the defendant, when Mrs. Bartlettscreamed for help, and the prisoners, Lom bardy and Wheeler rushed at the officer, and succeeded in co mmies; Bartlett from custody. The witness stated, in cross summation, that he had held an execution against the de hadant Bartlett's goods for five months, but the house wee continually barricaded, and no entry could be made, although they were on the watch every day. On more then one coca. non Mrs. Bartlett threw water of not the Flinn character upon the officen, and so greet was the opposition she offered that ray often crowds of people assembled in front of the house.—The prisoners were found Oudiy.—Bartlett was =t up to this court in custody from the QU011131 . 1 prison, where he was confined on another warrant. The court sentenced him to 14 days' imprisonment in the House of Correction; and Lombardy and Wheeler were ordered to be discharged en payment of a fine of one shilling. POLICE.—YESTEZDAT. MANSION -HOUSE. AUSTRIAN Lorraine. The Lord Mayor said he' emeidered it likely to be metal to the pablie to date that be bed received letters trom aa ralleasea with whom tertsda lottery spaculaton proper to ecerespood, prim Milk • view of getting up • t i l t e that sort of game. The ilsaa letter, contailiag does mints, was then read leykie , as tabsalated to explain the oaten of the ominamaimdea : !grayly& s4.—llly lentr—dnewng the Immelly dame if the edam eased= ta raided Ike M. sal that tee sowelime Mid SST IVOIONI, I tiro teammitte year natter ledied dim. mins the mud in anleliaidata, vile lam rid IVWM. Ii cell made hi ale dm eines laMelda by the epselli d mime, miIOVIS if it WO Ms preimehew am awl to t earmen. I thweine aswl the armada le pm k war Met. if year rade deem di, de miler air / lebys Ma, at leepaile mama if dw Man. tka. Mmidet O.IL, amt. tar.—ilanALe , submit lopes • yea omens dew pia fer - ilipmace eta amok% a dew at MUM Is Weed Web. Yea am swam did as 'Mae Menke by media bast la aspen , and thet Nee Owl own= Mies ft dam eta yeemrly, dw mad andlee Isle Mud • ear by rheme. Th ee ides OWI.IIWWWWW, inly WM derby wain Ma er Me pew recce, rare p ,41•1 es le swear semrdel anal Mat the meet midst lemapilea ear PM if mtemewee. Omedeleg a mein list ela thel leinsille em , he a fee deem I ind beep et pe n dipwel the Bee nembies owl he meta *het melted Mao sallirdwiferfamt Ift foriMmtwss warm IMO Mwellatin seed deariedOL W. firfaiA, __. olll . alt be made at tem by pialedee grew% lam melee, er 'many olden or yea may at )ewe View math Orr he sarript at he • = t la Leadea c whew Mame 1 MB aria. sham mewl ea Me issearada Ds abed, Owed el ones [. cent drier erder, yea MB le dmed to leave Ine diens if we. Medd yea set NI depeml to take a shire ht ids may I =_Ta teeseellbe pempostm mil brenemeeiT= theltassur lo bp, dr, pee dedleat servant, =um Veausue, jun.—Means the gam if thestmeutem, De =.l o sareetyser lam el Mews : Mr. Gu defe m imr, - jan., ll OW /Wm Year aare ot —, Lorna. The laeleeedifa Br. V oelcker's letermetates that three giaadpriaee am le be *awn : 1. The free hold poverty, the Mate Leglewnlck in A Imithay one ug st ef the most valuable prepidne m the A Aspire ; 2. A money prize of 50,000 florins • 3. Verbs. Prises of the amounts of 20,000, 10,000,. ' 6,000, 4000, Ite. ns. TM fonewitg is • espy of the amp inclosed le Db. IMAM : • pima Niels, sham el de mileedel ann. limlierebb IA Auble, caddly ulna at AIM illiele• lane ibis eteleme. **the lab delovember, 11347.—Pence tbeihwee : seettleety doe, lt.: tee greet share, V. By Mad dm arena* atom, greet share is added gratis. There was also inclosed a plate of the mansion and estate. The view was quite captivating ere& to induce a person to risk a pound for such an co.—The Lord Mayor said he knew nothing of the meow who were eteneerned in getting up the lottery in quake, bat he kali* its Siegel to have anything to do with speedadowe of the in this country, and his experience fed hint to &re a most earnest caution to the public to hike are hew they were prompted to make any venture. Be believed , thief this caution was neceseery, notwith all that had secured of late calculated to deter from ka ea speeniadom TM. ORNMUS NUIRANen.— W. Jesus _ 0001OCCO? of Mo. 2,373 omnibus, was summoned by Mn. Ann Sell fir mileouduct. ldre. Sell got into the omnibus in Picca dilly, and en rotting out at the Poultry banded the conductor a shilling. He told her that if she would go as fares the Baro= id opposite to the Mansion. house, he would give her so the . She did , and be handed her, not the 9 d. she wee end bat IL, and proceeded, without attending to her about the money he had detained, until -he estmeinmeh-etzeet. She then touched him with bar paned mei showed that she was dined not to be fetmeel wpm, bat be insolently refused to te d her justice._ ralie.estrbarlsrsuidthat he bad given the person the full —The Lard Mayor said he was aware of the practice 'of the eemitMees of some of the threepenny omnibuses towards theirlfamale pamengen. who, especially if they gave Whet, often received not one iarthing of change, but were eaddialy left in the street when the hint was given to the machman. His lordship thanked the lady for having come 'forward, and fined the conductor 20s. and costs. CHARGE AGAINST • CUSTOM-BOUM! Aoatre—li our report under this heading in yesterday's paper of a ease in which N. Silvester, Custom-house agent of 88, Lower Thames-street, was charged with illegally obtaining army on goods consigned to him from Franco, we Mated that person's name to be N. Sau n draagr°4 lamed a mistake, which his already caused item lacenves• Mime to a gentleman of very similar same ridding at 66 in the cum street. HOW-STREET.—STORM AND RECASTS/RI 07 TICS BA ?mire Orrice.—O. Holt was charged with assaulting Mr. Gilley, publisher of the Satirist newslisper.—Mr. Oisley Mated that he has been for some time conducting the &aria. Prior to the bankruptcy of Mr. Carrol, the former prop tor, witness had been publishing the Satirist for him. When he became a bankrupt he purchased the stock of him, and had since been conducting the paper, conjointly with Mr. Barnard Gregory, who bast supplied the money for the par r...lome dispute had arisen between them respecting the department, and Mr. Gregory the previous night lent in a distress for a quarter's rent, which had been de manded, as he conceived, illegally, the day before. In con sequence of this opinion he resisted the distress, and a Mr. Timms procured sight sturdy bricklayers' labourer, who, after a desperate marlict,camed the place by storm, bundling the fanner garrison out neck and crop. They then corn seeped devouring the castle stores, and drinking all the . 63114nd-half " upon the premiers. Witness procured a minforcement, attacked them in themidst of their feasting, sod again got mama= of the place. While reposing after their victory a knock was heard at the door, which was opined soar the supposition that the person demanding ad :mistime was a friend to the leagnerod party. He proved, been had to be one of the attacking party, who P 6 Zy er iliem when in posersaion to procure a fresh supply of half-and-half," end who now returned in the expectation of Boding his friends in occupation, but who, instead, imme diately became a mimosa of war, and was given into ens tad . In the meantime , two of Mr. daisy's force bad been and sent off to Bew-street, upon the charge of y taking poseession of certain resets, of paper. • charge induced Mr. Gilley to repair to the E .l S a to himself ; and while he was quietly his captured friends, the prisoner suddenly THE E:T.mEspsi. commented assaulting him (Mr. CHAT), and he would have suffered greatly if he had not been promptly mesa by the patine. It appeared from the account of the polies that on the way to the station-house Hall violently assaulted one, of his own party, mistaking him for Mr. °bay. The prisoner in his defence, stated, that on his return to the Satirist office with the half-andlialf, as soon as he had put his head inside the door, the door wee jammed to upon it, and some potion or persons unknown, who were inside, eon ' minced beating it with sticks. In proof of this he called his friend, whom he had assaulted in mistake, and who had ' seen his head being treated in the way he had deserßed. The state of his friend's face also bore ample testimony to his own misplaced vigour.—Mr. Jardine did not resider the injuries he might have sustained in the fight any ex cuss for the assault in the station-hour, end senteard him to five days' imprisonment The second ease, involving' Mr. Gialey's two friends, was dismissed , as Mr. Timms, who prosecuted them, failed in showing any grounds for their detention. WORSHIP-STREET. JUT/NILS ROBBZILY. Char ' loge Dwaine, este 8, was charged with robbery.—Blira Jea- Kum, egad Asat 9, stated that her mother sent her out cm that reeeig to make some trifling parasite in the neigh bourhesel._aud pave her half-a-crown. She had only pro emial ato distance when the prisoner came up to her, and else at the half-crown, whichhad in . she her tl osi teK her th at there was a m oan lurking in the neigh who was in the habit of robbing little children, and that be had lately not only out off her (the priscoses)l pocket and stolen a shilling from her, but bad take her Me brother entirely away. The prisoner then cautioned her is to the danger of carrying her money so much i i. and haying proposed to wrap it up for her,_ pace it securely in her basket, she took the half-mono out of her hand, apparently inekeed it in ffilla paper, and deposited it under a piece of 11th. at the bottom of the basket. The prisoner then west WM, and the little girl hallos discovered, upon e basket directly iffionistele, that there was =ri b s ral .. a . ' piece of looF is cr. ..k r the cloth, and that her mere wee gone , the phew, and ultimately 'mbar hip custody.— n answer le 491011110 from tho dm prisoner said that she hia mita _rosier the • . bort brother, a boy of 14, who villa IN ht to ea meet, and received the ormey.—The pdbialm who headed the prisoner soil that he kat bra lie the she had given as the Mime of her parents, at Bari pond, but nothing was Mews of them there, and ha hot been unable to obtain sung ebbe to their dieco=lir eim . i . Arnold said it would be poolessave of the most results fora child of such tattoriw to be mot to yeleam, ha directed Holland, the waft* ism., to or ,eroy elle for the discovery of her Moak and to to Iffire interim to the we of the workhouse CLERHEN WELL. lattimax Mooliesorte. —iii Charles Lake, agent to Mrs. Mary Barbeek, ot Path bins. Whiteehapel, the owner of a house situate No. 14,1446104 street, St. Andrew's, Holborn, was summoned fee enl Wig • nuisance that was dangerous to the health and lives et *a inhabitants. The house was rented by an Italian, =ma Louis Rabiotti, the master of poor ItKian hays, who prowl about with organs, &a, 70 or 80 of whom were hoarded together, living upon the worst of food, and in • most horri ble state of filth. Mr. White and Mr. Harebell, surgeons to the parish, visited the place with the commissioners, and de posed that the drains were in a filthy state, with pools of stagnant water and soil, and the stench was so bad that It was calculated to cause malignant fever and disease ; they had been obliged to remove a party to the hospital affected with fever, and the public health was in danger whilst the nuisance existed.—The solicitor for the perish said that the parish instituted these proceedings to seat the government in their humane efforts to protect the health of the public and the poor.—Mr. Tyrwhitt considered that it was moat de sirable to do so, and he suspended making his order for one week, in order that the nuisance might be abated.—Several other prosecutions of a similar nature against the owners of houses in the same street were brought forward, and the same decision given. MARLBOROUGH.STREET.—Csaaor or EMBIZZLZ XENT.—C. Tribe. • reopectable-looking man, was charged with embezzling 801., the property of the members of the Upholsterers' Institute, Great Marlborough-street. —Mr. Gordon, from the office of Mayhaw,Son, and Reynolds, for the prosecution, stated that the soc iety was established for the purpose of affording matinee to s members when out of employ, and also for literary purposes. The prisoner is • wasober of the society, and held the situation of secretary, kr *fish he yr paid an annual salary, and the utmost =was placed In him till the period of his present being discovered. It was the duty of the to receive the subscriptions from the members, a i r pay all current expenses for the week. The resitue, if any, was handed over to the trotter, and by Ors securely deposited in • box, to which the prisoner had Ohm. In consequence of some suspicion the stewards mild the prisoner for the residue, when he replied that one of the treasurers, had it. On that person to he denied having received any money from Ks . On being questioned, the prisoner said he had ' ,/d a sibteke, and had paid it to Mr. Jones, another of the tosationre, who also positively denied rec eiving any serlffilan the prisoner. The prisoner's defalcations being no risilles, the members with much reluctance, felt bound to proomato in the precept eau. He (Mr. Gordon) was quite aware that, as the society wee not enrolled, there would be • legal difficulty in bringing • case home to the prisoner. He would call two witnesses forward who would poem money to the prisoner which bad not been so hha.—Mr. Jamie hackle stated that he was ome the how of the misty. On the 14th of May brit ha yaw the Omar IL ft. fit. to pay over to the heamoor.-112. Jetta Bakshridge said he woe one of the treasurers. me pohmsr - had not accounted to him IN the ma seastead itela last witness. He hod examined the bosh% and Med that the mum had been paid, but sit assounted het by the misoner. leeml other witnesses mewed paying to the misses, elisi ons mos, amesmthwin sit to IiDL- - Mr. 'Urania soil, that eassahlas • • the oeiies,s he had no doubt whatever that the phowar bed esnassolul the massy, sad that he was =boa samslly sold i ty O He ems alraM, beet the slate et the law • asenssibedlamistles, that the leisure would mg mace withis nail of the ad est down hr the guidance and empalation of temerrehat esdaties, ...1 .. .111111 II Me coal& be clearly established *Om* the bo must him. He should recomaisad =To get esermeePs ea the subject. Mr. Bud wick then dissharged the pdeonmr, and told him that he was liable to be into oneimily at any other time. LAMBETH.—FuII Ncers.-.4. Chisholm, a master baker in the Hentread, who IN many years has borne the character of a pen aSN toodeame, wee re-examlned on a of passing a "TWO nob tor 101. as one of a i l e ti r Sie description to Joseph Wilkinson, alias Black Joe, a motor swap, sad man ot adaer, residing at Peckham.— Mr. Boater, an ironmonger, la s-set, Peckham, de posed that—On Wedualay itaftli& he was sent for by Mrs. Wilkinson, the wife d the presientor, to receive 61. 7s. which she owed him. anion Relay to her house, she asked him if be had the Mumma belw.on bin debt end a 101. I note • he replied he had not, hut should moms home for it. H. ritameCheme for thaelhasys, amiss soh( a second time in lbs Immo of Mrs. Wilkins y ice bms ruin +haulm, no a t WMI to be • Hash er Begird note. On looking at it, homelier, be, Mr. Bewhir saw that it was what was termed a " far " note, and worthless.—Mn. Wil kins told Min that it had bees received from Mr. Chisholm, • baker in the Haut-road, in yment fora hour, make reeromida beer get it changed as soon as possible. —Mr Robuts,lbe the peosseados,saiddiat at the last exami nation the prommtor ea Idahmily kaddatod that they could prove that the prosout was We the Int time the prisoner had pweed, or attommtisi to polo, • sots of • similar demerits. lion. At prossat, bowner they were not purred to sub stantiate the hot, bat ciailmwroz to do so at the next examinalhat, and he, Mr. Roberts, hod thendesa to request a further reamed. — lies. Oamm, bas the dishnoe, add that as the dregs rated almost wh.eft ea the tostioasay of young 1110dassa, ender that pima 1114 apes hb mearexamina. don, rehestmaly drooled that he had been twin in ens- MIN sad arm triad he hkey, there wee not • probability of a puma who bees the high character of his client being convicted of the offence alleged—Young Wilkinson denied having been triad.—He admitted having bees in cus tody, and committed on a charge of felony, but the indict ment had been thrown out—Mr. Norton observed that there were circumstances in the car that considerably strengthened the teethe/my of the son of the prosecutor : for instance, the fact of the primmer absconding ; and the PM was one whichKeeton felt bound to send be fore a jury. He should, however, imaand the primmer to a future day, and In the interim be had no objection to take good bail. SOUTHWARIL.--aunii• or Ponaanv.—B. Aeolis was rouseminal.ellheysi with hobs andlutheing cheques,. le h• dams W Me. Okras Chester, a soliator, Brinews, aiSe Beidliwash. Wash , of the Louden and whisiorros. is villa he Laps an or oosat.—Peikeemen Hi DI , that ism the tint exami- adios be bad lem m a inquiries whit regard to dial prisoesr,, sad had that he hal harrowed several I alum st money et pesome, ma deposited three forged ammo witliticemps seam* ter the repayment of I the loan. It, bower, dltvet mem that the prisoner had obtained soy Wavy on thous of - the hankers, and that it seemed his mare In ake•Way the cheques was for the pur pose of leaving them in the buds of the.. from whom he borrowed messy, u security for its repayment—S. Lay' stated that shout ten days ago the priesnar called em told him that he was gairi as e dispose eta outage lit he was to have IBM. at Wester, who was to she • duque on his hakes be way. He said *Mae ma. sent he was in want of nemiq mid hemowed seven& moll sums of witness, saying that he should repay him** saw mint he obtained the cheque of Mr. Charter. Os fhb* occasionhe borrowed of witness he asmeopaniail Mop& Nowa to Kr. Chester's house, end waked rouble tops he some out, and he then exhibited a letter to wham, which he said had been put into his hands by or of Mr. Chester's clerks, and the purport of which was an acknowledgment on the part of the writer that he was in debted to the prisoner the above rum, and that if he called is the course of a few days he should have a cheque for the money. This letter, which was produced in court, was left by the prisoner in the hands of the witness who in • few days afterwards, suspec that it was a trick to defraud him of his money, pied to Kr. Chester, showed hint the epistle, and that gentleman at once assured him that he was not indebted to the er a shilling, and that it was a fictitious letter al er.—The policeman stated that the prisoner ran up • score at a public-hour kept by • Kr. Clarke, and. as security for the debt, he entrusted him with two chiquee, purporting to be drawn by Dir. Chaster on the London and Westminster Bank. Mr. Clarke, however, it was found, had sines destroyed the cheques, he being made acquainted that they were forged. There was no doubt a treat number of the forged Karnes were deposited by the rottir in the hands of those of wheat Ile borrowed mosey as esenrity.—The prisoner said he knew be had acted wrougly, The fact wee, he had been unfortneate, and bid lost a great deal of property, one way or mow - mik bedNis ;se Inee, reaseatt —. terar taat "Wm' .be vole "clef' tisanes beim to haws veld tbsi:pemosS fres• wham Iso Yid di d and to hayseahstAbessabmisser back. He did set minces weed& knee gotaisselet them at the bank. He spuld net ne so foollik . 1111i0 balms the bank would teak wads. payee.—Mr. Maness said that since the lint examisatiod of the prieoner it wee ascertained that he had not presented any of the cheeks for payment, and that the Bankers' Society therefore did sat fed called upon to etoercute for the forgery, for in point of fact no money bad raised from them upon the doonasenta.—Mr. Cutting. ham maid that it would be a pity if • promotion was not in stituted against an offender lik, the prisoner, sad that it was out of the power of the poor man Sullivan to bear the ex. =leeof such a proceeding.—Mr. Mullein mid that the rs were anxious that tradesmen should be mere cir cumspect than they were in taking augur, end that their object was to induce them to be cautious from whom they received such documents.—Mr. Cottingham said he should mark the prisoner for trial, but ordered him to be brought up again in a week. THAMES.-13mainto BR/AMT.—Won. Wittiness, a carman, and Wm. Dania, were charged with stealing four end one pint and a half of brandy, the property of r. John Matthews, merchant. Williams was in the ser vice of Mr. Smith, en extensive carrier, and on Wednesday was sent to the London Docks for two casks of brandy. Having received them, as he was passing through Rom-lane he was Joined by the prisoner Davis, who had no business with the cart. Williams was seen is • pierce the casks, and take a quantity of brandy from each, Davis holding the hone. The liquid, which had been drawn into bottles, they then carefully placed in the nose-bag belonging to the wag gon and filled it up with straw. Davis then walked off with it.—J. Pierce, who witnessed the transaction, immediately gave inform ation to a policeman, who apprehended Dant with the brandy in Ratcliff-highway. Williams he appre- hended when ha returned home from the West India Dock. The casks had been Saco gauged, and the deficiency weer tained.—The prisoners made no defence, and were severally 811. Waoas,—Mr. Hugh Burn the muter of the ship Himalaya, was summoned before Mr. Yardley, on Wednes day, at the instance of Thomas Bainbridge, cook and baker, for • balance of 41. 65., for services on a voyage from London to Port Philip and elsewhere, and hack to London. The hearing of the case afforded great amusement is a mink& orriet.—Mr. Pelham, for the complainant, said that Bain- ImMete signed articles of agreement for 31. a month, and had anlybeen paid 21. 15a p er month. Ike duration of the verge intended to 17 matithe, and there was, consequently, 41.65. thee. He would prove that the complainant bad been • shies eook all his life, and was competent to perform the duk , j,and should produce certificates from masters with whom he had before served, approving of his abilities and services. Mr. Pelham then questioned his client, who is • metho dical and somewhat eccentric man, and asked him if he was not ship's cock ?—Bainbridge •. No. I am not. Mr. Pelham : What are you, then ?—Dainbtidge : I cooked fuel the ship. Mr. Pelham : Were you cook and seaman 1-1 Bainbridge : No, I was cook and hiker. Mr. Pelham: Were you sea-lick on the voyage ?—Bainbridge :No ; but I was sick of cooking. I had the fat takes from me, and I was never in such a ship before. I was entitled to the fat. Some discussion took place about the fat, which amounted to nothing. Mr. Burn said he had already paid amply 'diciest, and that Bainbridge was the sort of cook whisk a 'tameless person often sent on earth to worry mankind. He accused the complainant of neglect of duty and incompetency, and he was sorry to say there were repeated entries in the log. The wont of all was that he served up the puddings with scupper nails in them (laughter). Mr. Yardley : They must have been rather hard of digntion. The first entry was then read by the chief mate, which stated that the crew were constantly complaining of the cooking, and the dirtiness of the cook; that on several occasions the duff (pudding) was sent to table with nails as a substitute for plums. (Great laughtar.)—Mr. Yardley: What do you say to that, Bainbridge ? —The complainant shook his head, and said the new had no mete. (Laughter) —Mr. Yardley: Not for nails, I dare lay. Fowls swallow stones, and retain them in their stomachs as a help to diges tion, but I do not think ads would serve the same purpose in mariners' stomachs. (Laughter.) The mate and nails were served up with other things, and the crew did not stomach it at all. (Increased laughter.)—Mr. Yardley : Did any of the nails fall to your share? The mate : Yes, sir ; I had twelve in my mouth at one time ; they were as thick as plums, but not so soft (roars of laughter.) On another occasion be was ordered to cook some potatoes to eat with fresh provisions and he said he'd be —if he would. However , the pota toes were cooked, and served up with stale abbage and cabbage-leaves.—Mr. Pelham : I think it is M. Soyer, the celebrated gastronomic regenerator and chcf do cosine of the Reform Club, who recommends as wholesome food a mixture of vegetable sub stances.—Mr. Y ardly : Not potatoes, stale cabbages, and aibbage kook. (Laughter.) I suppose your client aspires to the title of new gastronomic regenerator?? (Roars . of laughter.) Mr. Pelham (good-hiunouredly) : Why, sir, seamen are difficult to please, though they Me their grab rough and ready. I believe Belatindge is a scientific cook, and wished to improve their taste.—The Mate: Yes, with nails and dirt. Mr. Pelham The weir were not to expect a Ude or • Soyer in • ship; the man had • good many to cook for, and in alms* ship a nail might by mistake get into the " duff " —The Mate: A nail! there were hundreds.—The Com plainant: Will you put it to him, your worship, whether the potatoes were fit to eat, in musegoence of their having been kept in the water so long?—The Mat e: They were not—Mr. Yardley : I stwose . thoug the cabbage would do the potatoes good. Tra had better have eaten bad potatoes than nails.—Mr. Pe : Perham the cook intended the cabbage, cabbage-leaves, and bad potatoes (which by-the-bye he could not help) as a whet to the appe tite, and to prepare for the good things that were to follow. That great man, Heliogabalus, as was well lawn to all the lovers of polite eating, began at first by setting plain things be fore his= guests, rising by degrees, as their stomachs to decrease, to the very quintessence of sauce a w nl e eries• Asses: entry was then read, which was • very mime mesi. It doted that the carpenter's pudding was aided tea of nails, rope-yarn, end tobacco, likewise the Stow. (Tremendous issogliter.)—Mr. Yardley: What! the mow OMNI with nails 7—The carpenter was called, who mid he hod the smile, pieces of shag-tobacco, spun-yarn, awl beeps of dirt in his pudding. He got some nails in his mat .—The complainant: I do not know why this men way that. I tainght him to be a cook myself. I gave Fo i ne of my treatises on the culinary art.—Mr. Pelham : 'intenre the skit Himalaya ought to be proud of a literary IWY WWI were that eny elhat had written a lamik.—The Mlualliffilant mid he bah one of the best wipes ever knew% kr until -pudding. — Mr. Yardley : Are nalle. apos-yern t: No. named as a portion of the —The to : I like Weer than nail and to bacco kagiffier (Great .) Mr. Yardley : The com pliable's" may a very good theerelksi seek, but not • pros. tkal one • and I know of nothimg more likely to produce dimatildades on board ship them shed osok.—Mr. Pelham: I bawl se doubt he mat be a feed cook, though he met with an aecident or two on booed the Himalaya. He kM a baker and cook in Chelsea and Isleworth, end other I see by his certifleates, and at sea mazy yeors.—Mr. %relay : Perhaps he an soaks a good Chelan bun, but I doubt whether that sort of fare would be preferred to salt beef and ship biscuit by seamen. Mr. Pelham asked the mate if Bainbridge was not a good taker I—The Mate Pretty fair. I have no fault to And with the bread, exoept there was a coal or a cinder in it now and then.—Mr. Yardley : Any nails 7—The Mate : No nails.— Mr. Yardley was afraid the mmideinant was a theoretical cook, and should like meek to me his treatise.—The com plainant said it was nearly oat et print ; be had not one with him. (Laughter).—Mr. Palm : There will be • second edition, revised and corrected by the auther.—Kr. Y 4 :, And a receipt for making nail paddloge. oriffiree. ( - ter). Mr. Pelham : No, we won ' t premise that. Hs asked if the complaints were ilea made?—Mr. Buns said the complaints were constant Am aflsN., promessn, sad' mew. It was disgusting to find IMMO lairsalbr.—Dir. Pelham : A mere matter of Mao on hula (Isomilhfor). Did the men eoh the cook?—Mt . Bumi: No, it was not 11. lowed. I would not allow the maw to cob any cook.—Tbe Complainant : There was plenty of es bard.—The carpenter was recalled : He said limo we ISO nails in one of the puddings • they were thither Om phase. (Great laughter.) Mr. Pelham: Podia* dal gime were sot stoned 7—The Carpenter: item osi. Mr. Pelham': And you mistook the plumeemese for nails?—The Carper tea: I know the difference. They were nails. Mr. Yardley : Did you find the stock of mils iekeue 7—The Carpenter : I did, 110errelY. They gat alto the }edam., (Ikon of laughter. We had affies tall of dirt and spon-yers. Mr. Yardley: ell, he is vory_lbetekate la beak( escaped cobbing.—The Carpenter : There was • pies' et his shirt in • loaf of breed one day. (Here the court was convulsed with laughter.) Mr. Pelham : Well, I am skald I "mot stand up 'garnet this any longer. I understand my elienteaved a good deal of fat, and skimmed the pate well. "Wes not that some thing in hk favour / It would give the idea of a good cook. — Mr. Burn : Yes he skimmed the pots.—Ths carpenter mid he was obliged to go and cook kr the complainant while he was knocking about the desks bitexieated.—The Mate : Yee; when we thought of eating a nice hot pudding we have found it hill of nails, spaniern and Mimeo - I could not stand that. Thenaikstueb in myeeeth.—Mr. Pelham: Well, it is fortunate you did not swallow them—Mr. Yardley could snot order any more wives. He had heard of fihat-soup, though he never knew the . emir fee ; but this was the first time he had Mir heard of naLlingc. The com plaisant had received enough, and the ease must be die mired. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY Bvivinto. Mach excitement was visible at the Stock Ex change in the early part of the morning, which in a great measure continued throughout the day. More extensive failures were believed to be the cause, Consols being reported at one niesset to have fallen , t0134# for time, or shoat 11 pp Best. CC yesterday's eleeing vales. The of a large public company was a Lang triple of glans, and great was the anxiety to learn whether what was said respect ing it had any foundation in truth. It resulted that it had not, and, in the absence of other cases of failure, it was consolatory to learn that the panic at the Stock Exchange arose from the fact that the Bank of England bad come to the determination of doing , leas for the funds, and more for commerce, than heretofore. The , institution ceases for the present to make advances on stock and Exchequer Bills, very properly considering that the interests of trade are !OBER 2, 1847,. • ;.t, abs - vrilteedeiitteiginE While, therefore. the speculators in Capel-omert were thrown upon their own resources, the &wants afforded the merchants were liberal, at about the same terms, namely, from 51 per cent, upwards. The dreary condition of the trading community may accordingly be hoped to be sensibly relieved. Samuel Phillips and Co., whose crwarse announced yesterday, have issued to the following *calm : Ina. 10, 1111.—n I• wan die amp* MO* eat vo lad cosi th umee tbe plied nmenlo W witimaliag war gamete. Itis abaft Ms avolinsin almOm. s 4 spenadon w WOW Mika Isar Waif atimedalarlorulatireinsis, an senter pomp onlininole onallon W pm. soe•=lEo N or volnis Wan. ski=wmereireensesater, end tle ON ohne Emmy br then dwan. gar" we room W Wino an war onnont aides nag be evnlone isalaistiis •1116 loblnsold colsorene bow ming vElesty reninell to in We inn kes Iv Uwe In pop•WI anaemia Wear lan; le be fp an no' Woe wr aleineen It wit Wen le Inn 6" dilomlle 11l ale ben won le bilwonsil beer bwik Illniannell Is ow fibs. We MA lel" men l• wave sir ratass==loi mine- Minn min Ur od.sylini Inave ha Von.' open un—Wo rosin. yew &AM anyone', aL3IIIII nowise end Oh The house of Birley and Co., of Manchester and Cakutta, which has been announced as having stopped, proceeds, we understand, as usual, and a fair exists of Messrs. Perkins, Schlosser , and . rim ulfe e n c :, being enabled at an early period to resume also. We hear from Liverpool that the American house of Steel and Co. have suspended their pay ments. Their liabilities amount, it is said, to 200,0001. The day has been much less fertile of inauepi dons rumours than common, and even of dark surmises. As the business of the stock markets advanced Consols rallied 3 to 1 per cent., leaving off , 84l to 5. Exchequer Bills, ss. die. to par. The foreign funds remained stationary all day. There were no transactions, and prices continue nomi nally the same. Belgian, 90 to 2. Brazilian, 81 to 3; do. New Bonds, 801 to 21. Buenos Ayres,3s to 8. Six per Cent. Chilian, 90 to 2; Three per Ceuta., 51 to 3. Danish, 83 to 5. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch, 5.3/ to 41. The Four per Cent. Certificates , 88 to 7. F.quador Bonds, 2; to 3. New Cousetit. 17 to 18. The Deferred Bonds, 31 to t. Medals. 184 to 19. Peruvian, 32 to 4. Portuguese, 23 to 8. Russian, 105 to 7. Five per Cent. Spanish, 19 to ; the Three per Cents., 281 to • Passive, 41 to I. Venezuelan, 35 to 7; the beferred Bond s, 9to 11. It was said to-day that a postponement of the Indigo sale was found on manyaccounta impracticable, and that it would proceed as usual. The exchanges were in an unsettled state, with little or nothing doing in them. A want of confi dence still prevails on the part both of buyers and sellers. Amsterdam, 12.41 to 1 ; Hamburg, 13.141 to 151; Paris, 25.771 to 85. The returns of the liabilities and assets of the Bank of England, for the week ending Sept. 25, show, on a comparison of the same with those published for the week preceding, the following differences : Notes homed £22,190,875 Public deposits 9451,851 Other deposits Seven day, sad other DiW Government aseurttieo--no alteration. Other emorities Rest 4,043,012 Notes unemployed Gold and diver min and bullion 8,182,703 Active decollation 18,078,585 BANK OF ESOLAND.—Accoese foe ths week ending flspa. 23. Araraseuese. Notes Woad Government Debt.— £11,016.100 Other Securing) 2,964.900 Gold Coln and Bullion 7,185.84.5 Oliver Bullion =.120.875 7•IMUNN ? Government flecortths linelud. Dead Weight Annuity) . .... AWACS* Otherileeurtlia . . 20.0171,232 4,112480 691.8233 i:22.190 1 7. 6 I DANZ IVO DI Provision' Capital .....1314,653,0001 Reg . . 4,043,012 Public 'pewit. (ind.A. litehorb, &tr. Books. Corm S. of Nottobal Debt, and Dlr. Loan) 9.447,861 Other Do9orhr 7 . 484A42 Sorob-disradotoor zoo. 819.786 .......... Gold and 811 Tor Coln .. .03.317.690 I 7.730 Sept. 37. 1347. M. MASSIIALL, Cekititler. ENGLISH FUNDS. 3 pet Ct. Com. Lam., esmil I Et. Bins. 21.030. 2.1.. pm, S pm. Bank Stook. 196 Ditto, 1.300 1 4 pm. pm. Coosois toe Account. IA 4i 1 9 D33 O. B =4 4 2 2 Pm- FORZTON FUNDS. peretßnalliew Bonds, TIS ez di, 3 per Ct. Speclth Bonds, 211; Dpet Ct. lleckso. lblE 134 pw Ct. Belem Belo., es. 33E, 49 itto Acct., OW. 311, Shlter . Ct. Dutch Es., 13 OWL, Mt 4 pee Ct. POrtile.S. act.,K l 4 & . pet 6 Oct Ct.,19 Opooloh Bonds, Acct.. 4 per Dutch CortUiwArt IN 3i 13 44 ex Cit. NICRANCIES AND STOCKS ABROAD. MD S. San. 6 0 . x,„ 7 " ~ _11 _ Nr_...,,.....T........ I 1 - 7 7 r — olor• 3 pie Canto, ...... 75 60 I 76 ♦6 76 16 76 46 76 46 6 Do. ..... 114 70 , 114 70 114 70 114 66 114 66 6 D 0.40. 40 Do. ..... 103 I „ ... P. 00 * MALI, 011 Lo:dca, Si 10, da.ka N...... K.,. sm. 6, 1600 I re , li 11 , 26r . tris. a. ..... .. I la m. Do. l3)41 D D 1 . Do. I " 11 LIM= • I 166011 D. 132 n. 2.3.—Thme per 09001.. 43 rat per PllO ...Cents. 170 : D 0 .1,0 0. it : OVIDUIL DO . Mel It 80. ° Cia 137 ; Uiskotrit. &a.m. irr. animism. imam gout 'EWS. -SBA. miatig 'I4VLS. RAILWAY NEWS. Yesterday, the panto and confusion in the share market were beyond eoneeption. SHAM LIIIT.-Lowsom Om 1. Nom-msmonalsmst Or k lainn dresegen amok sated irsamellegn: time dins 10 Mike gage prim. ?AID. PAID. 40 dilirds• 1 De. Nag 10 Aber tlimis.. ••iiiiiti:r hi tt 1 Da Mils. . 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IL 9 MAO= wails wink gni tie ingkom prang mom mite the belf.yearly reser were of re proprietor!, shirk win con .ear an hoer later. 114f-pary Mraistg.llr. C. C. llskett lie Ike fink.—lbw acre. tar mei re dingese . report, *h o' of the liaigo . r • dor dr her the teals Mew end Imsronet tbe with the delintori end liretteirit Me* iellellUele resoled the rye sort; liersor thel rakes te re reolellos edeoesi se kat sasetks ee &dm tke weft NM the Whet doled= bed bees eldeteel Oki re eperellorg lie Allereili sr Pothers to re dere led be ormkted. ea dee reseepilikoot of While INF tree WIN 111 kr enema Ilk to See Ihnoseks d toot palates Ise betwesa Imp sod Ilerikel• • tilesse of Se Mee liar ret tem to. rearm boll elkkol • mow corky of ke NM, by yid* it men le kneed elk greeter tweerke repe l os sod woks eseerty k esuelnotki. Ile C li er It Ilerksralt sod Abram baits nokeel .It Orr dry te prepare to lbeareredes of Go wen; Obey kid sok • ea of ti. Ito. per auk milk mks bleb Awrai. sad aderikeil lee °coterie Trey riprento W beatere by O•ilwaste fro ea. . 3 1•1111nd vek Ike yolk es se be bele the line . be MIL Maii. leorner. use Se depend elite Mr; Set essikeed I auk askuble Set Se verb dwell to th o i n e it4eusee„ mil the mialsg grim by *Ma hag taw as Imgeree tutee rostlery - ilk et the The is Is elstrat tithe kirk irks _ :—Ament =es 116 Mora nod reedyle ken kat dile Is Bit h 114151. to. it.; erect of espeetkure Int Iltb Nee* to nth Sept, UN to. Y. lobnee Is bulk ANS& 145. IL—lbe their. wre semi the Wok= of the awl elkiit was .weed by Hr. kiesne.—Nr. Mew awed a we remmesseet, Pest the re =Aire mot eyord i rldelt use usuoted by N. Br . Yoke lbe prepubleas of the ekes. Yes were my NM Se emit they lad ere et SI. lee, ke mak essehet bel pet kW • mere de. mod ektk Ist be ens sedeled dee it NMI mei* la w. sod Woks We that IA kr tit kik dok le bit ret&Veriesurttinterettetaitter•Zitss=okil 1.4 Sec elekeeket lithe worts, aid le ked tomors Ile ensaimot Imiseelee &kW Se verbs ink set se au ask sprbs.—The Oakum odd Oaks Abeam, Ad set Wei themelveste eermere lilk the forks : key "My woo& prim le cr= t elMselts=lerrezel gadmes mewl of erniaret s _rice Kr. Drew aril it re elble for idea le ds. is ler the moodier eloped lespe at Os = le i= =Wks : a s . = mi nor i :. ar h. oroes~ . seketeo k n eel. sod wilehlwhil lie Wet e the eiket week met Ire amid by the seesoire et the Mew lee Ms sespibil dig Ohs esmetnek be erWrassiteer our !orator it w pet ad segelleed by • =daft of le melee: there beim kr Ibe =Mks Mk ea ludo earalk ems • weft yes deemeriel by 11k. leoldeu—Str. More tikes seseed, dist Se oesetke ippon et Se NI elefflel see by Os kruese• end the ell sereery elegs be edspled ir tbe mileokeeme et pay ment, wins rem isgented—rt tie keels% NI; egeket It. sa• =ile re Ors, HS sulk a mutiny um x=l"e: est serulkeers appointed, on width the ma llokkey, the WA, to metre the report of dre=niers. Rim LOTIIIAX ClltTliAL.—First General ills= r — a. ••••••etk/1.4. 111.—iir. MIL Darer to the cheer.—lle report, Teed by ihe eeeressry, emeseed et was kook inks Way ef tbrareseembumeedmesseeibliemertekkelelsellremeauurr NM beg bees osebelkil elk Os Nu* Mak 411rogyammr. ina by era tidy erre* le esseste Se perk= it Sr weds mew sag le err the red of lb* kook basses isel laes•lddry to that elks lid lAN= Cenomy et Il• milearbe ampeelloll seemodisly km Mori trek . 1 ma die - steiks st lbeektplos Will ft be Yid ths *kir Conspety. Al green le the MI Isis rider% ft pier throe* keimost bet mks; bk, k roseepaere et Ile prank esalles et the wok no it km &rub= reommeoW Set die seeks of the NM short be delayed MI mut belf-”erk meeting, Ikea would be bell is Pelivssy; apirW dese 4 WNW on the derails cm Os stub esomiled ee Id Ist ant. 411114.61. is ea abstrats of tbe were :—Aneent el Mods reelek, ad Is twee to Sept. 20, 18,810/. 2.. lid. ; ketronswesses 4,11148. 4. Mt ; terra in ban% 12,8051. 3O. ; reeat of deer es neenett er 1401.—The Orem ties woke Waking et km regirs, "Ida.r apprevol al rriamialy.-71r. Mew ter s in erre res• glom be prepessi se areetere kr the maks yew, 11~ t. the perk led. who • dhembes eke Diu as ie straw eldp. Wands bed set *set the mdtmolory g r e ed rem% there% leer le implore re wee es trot le vele Is egg enseedime talky Ike Interests etre ..- ==a r d. .. Mks =-- ec r a " .. sehmet was bees are to, the mere struesser tin Ittoreday r November la. OLASGOW, BANIIIIBD, AND NICILIITON DIRECT._HaIL yearly beefirry.—Glespw, Sep. 41..—Mr. James Graham in e ra t 7ldry. ll ;b e e= " C t ireeled_ itsisd thM th? e wrigle ka lin w :, re er= lll soon be reedy kr wake frau temp. to norther The report emerge as toe yew direetars hav —mkte you es nering meths el oseltmest es the of =kr Swan Itnekei Ikr/weg. stria k mu proilkedly I. M mbasnelle& eel met seeks elk newt the re. eek debt spyllsodat sdk tbe Oalederdat Ilallwi Aar Ns ad Is ellbitsale So Yee et the leo km* oft= it* eirgerte Iflubewreir,kesutteref bark, leellfilehe 11, tits erneseneketk while. sod sky to ask laillog setedbetoll wlthest further yiellmembey powers. Tour &urn regret the the surienieeries yew sempir and the gears Itatwey Cer pry, restedie NM bra lbws the Barer end florist diner to Polley. hes met lees dried, as this win nemeriony Inver crater =re; bet they emir doer that you will Y skiiielely Is lbe soolestis. • state of the aceour kr tor mile op ter ke Let kit - yok sal reeled by the auditor arils well/. 'Mk* repel bike the seperkg. The directors Mbyes Se seselderkg Se pruore e premprkkle vlit ebiek Ile Sere We been seriespe ea delly et tkeee—The nowt to. Mud= of Se nowt, skeet was croak by Mr. Sore aid erne. te werskeekty. GLA/iOOW Boum= Tiattitret.,.—A met*" of the Glasgow Panthers Tenrikei Iteivey Company was held immediately after the above, but the proprop wet merely format and of no public interest: GLASGOW, Anana, AVID XONILANDS IVNCTIOX.— if Wier* Mostitif.—Oasiow, Bet Ik.-11r. J. NM la tho flak. From Oa sanat It aggisrad that mina entrain Int bora anared lan bat tin at Mtn& aall want le man Mr ran dun to tamarind Or an of 111. 1 4 / a . pre is aarany man pgakin Dombor 1 ant IfaammlaM dati 111 bot in a la Mk at IABBBi. Ia. IBW Oa lha Krania aawlaMraangina at Na ragout, Kr. Dann ingana ea Moslat Mr • = mo nde wan awarded, oad, altar dlnn wad by • mndlo. OLDHAM ALLIANCOL-Ailherri Metitry.- Oldham, der. ff.-Mt. D. A. wit a to. reelr•-The metre wee held kr the peeper of Veers arseiTh mil et enering the provisional direires to rand a . dared et screnta end ot eta =art salts. the surter et perelilera The reeks et Idea the prat spas err re hirer siestrd. MY ea Alger If re etherrid, we the ear adrift ce isterest be the dresdatessa. vb. toured I a sort umbra-The Chimes es. =He et the weereip, r swag the las it antr=ll l / 7 weft re li t tot rebores Them Herftwordi. I. A. Wes, I. T. Draribeet, O. id" Milks, S. eie.. LOslerna. S. thlart,Jear, aa:M Li. .. nyvam-W. Js Illirelt. MU, prepleri to an tasalmitsitst e it LOW ad M. Mae, pm % - and Is wilail. ter he lib reel, Mr. Iran Per 1.-a kw eir errs mead. Os s errs, fee appawell it tbe erriert III; emir tt, U. • pell win am dmin4s4. er erre dear raft ter bear re urellas WO aired Is be-Iler re swerb. ire; permed veer mil purr 1111; ire err 1,111. Mime It, poweri ries eall peei In; am vele, 1,179. Ibijear lb. 11r. Wit, SC M. Wee w/ about be ramie rarer mei I mat, bee the drarretehabil ereirlse i aril the arm wr diger/ et. e a t 7f pet re errant re sr. IW 6 mildly Kll Is Th. Amirr i ars W m r. i Derelead, sod err a weer dri ir e;_ Melee re miss emir to be carried s atkeel Is all. KIieCiLLANEOUS NB Gana! Nelertalatr The bawd et drattea it la mare* bird *ream War spilt. cella 1 .1.... e54 be the ereaesmit. tare greirdes et re Ide et tarsi= Ira arestir dtardeM ad Leeds, 13 eft re Orr Therms. 11•11•3113.-X173M7E, San. 22.-A tether her The Misr ter et Oa rhefer, lido that the works on 018 grimy Mures learetig orl Mader will he soot laved threepher the arbor. r ler as re weeliar dal war The .Wrieter et Mare lir deers sedgu a. lBol/3 Orr Isar wort. -1m dam lam Ks Etnltertit Or Um* a herr s* la W Alafferer Arm relate. tie Wets' lit it dm oak= et caw ride. it the write et the IL Ildregaip nod Maw Dellwew M therm re. the Ossmorenellerry r.-.. 11 Wm her Kalbersimomm, salm i rdra Kot ernerneuer Ihr • Ire at vi ew essea m• Nail =I Oar et Osereap area l. re Weresqlr. Millar arierl. rim, MMr em Oar. Iledlderiltalt Tr W Mrs,oM art rah M Mai , Ifildbarglreer rd lo the learla - lawela tie whirrs Is iterreue strums or TO soma -Mgr Areartairmblu) Tram° tar iumeirms Wuxi min lateme Dir. If rd fed to. LW sad Ifta-teluer dr Rime Cllrtokkt Arnett:ern/Ow !I t 1846. Larden,llThilar 1 . 31" Ohre a Illetar.. 7:7 Loador4 o l2 1 0 TAti Dubin Dreher 863 1.011 Der a UN kid e l I !NW= : . 31 It= 1 .. . >K 11,:: Imo. .... mm. a a t. WiiiiC4 . 7 1 - A Neuertle a Corr A M le Ginr:: : Norolir. a AIM.. I. North Drub = PM " 4 ti G lTied. 61.1 l itr. e r uror i.L : if - HI in =rtrarir.: : 2.1 26 .0 13 CMlte 4rna... --- t 7 1 U: LINCIIINi a o f= ii . u _ 4 , 1 , 1 ,..... 4 7lll L= l teltertn... 43: . Ter. Nes Mr 17 7 . 713 Lordaseed Ted: 6:re Neurnee.-Newr a, TIMM roe par,-Aber ima-lare ea derrerear s = rim et I er cent. per me" i hos et n ot 1.. Mt MK, "M s =IS Kam. hr II to 6 peen ; ret lerWrie-dume et sr lama Are NAL. tar 8 or I peer to I re emit pm ram; Odra Om• due-diar ef It Is fee Se r. it 6 perm iforionems Sri. era Thies-rre ct 10111. rd et 6 pre old. pit atom; MONO Mid _ftottraM Oa ttst a ea. tit I par ewe.; Or $ Malorri tied irli-Lerne en or 5 peen, .1 I per Der per emon_jOlnepow, Ihrheed, sod Neil. ass-acre et vet bee Or acct., Mr 3 sr 5 701" at 5 mat. par min; Grist Weitten-Onals et not ler thin fte 11, 5 er 7 peer et 6 per twit. per manna sat 311.1.60,--amil et Mr eel sperm* Oar 5 pair to II per rah t sit rre et Sou wor.ide. he 7 perk et lid pr eest.; lereasere end Thrift Mir erre sad Iradr--Oare et ant re dim 1011., isle 6 par mt. pereseur i Lesserit sod Cedleleas etaell PM, he 3sr I peer et 6 air per erir i leer sod , Ora- Lane ea► maws er .a n d 6 per era I rd Nab ,ire et upweeda lit i t i le s y= ems et SW. be IA St Olt SW 7 yam r! pm :L a mm ; Loser 6.676816 - IWim-066 gam ot melon Om hr 3 remelt II per met per mar (Haddereril eat ase. =ear r d Mir Or MI. id ler, 46 . 1•46 .... artme ; end Orr Weeler-rese et net Yr hr 3 re 6 rem at 6 _per mat iff ri ==s ; lien- Ittr~. gel at W a rde r et it per rah per mem arras } l ep l ere lialt.yearly ; Iderherr Sr* imam awl arsai--aers et set re than MA, kr 3 er 6 peer et 6 per Mt per arm i ledlead-Oars et set br dim lON. beef tee 6 "MC pat eint. pill see: Ileuesereet-Dews WI ast ha Or kr I et I pet est. pet mew; MailiNs-ema at melee & peer et 5 per ex" per arm ; Oda. Thereer, relvabarres-Per d. 5 L ag ar% 06 per rat per mum i rellib Cheri-Dirs et nee UK, for 3 et I yam; at II par • s en i tr semi; Or de hatelea--Ilms at set hes Ora fir a et II rem a 1 5 terent.pair new" ; T gr o a t . Ur. red•ellers at set Iva tV ie l,ftlatt u ?yeereod per sems.poppide MN. . ril Natliers-Wera et Drevattrierry, 011.4 Vidwit-lella data, sad deerea Out. 7 ; Wilts, =ril k il=l3. l i M el trr Wl Ztairer e e . ; Err barb Ow Mere per rat psis es sareelts; Order Ur% mil dis Ms el 7 per air pet imale en the paßsaiandissemmolamomMing 0 11 1131070111 6 ma Male 401. sires; sods Ma see al tII OWL pr arm ea re riseir ealled ep an the Sc sire i edaesrw. Mew. It Barra- at the osl et 6 per It. as dr mimes mail Is. It. to the tim, ism; It h. 04 48, Me Ki. las sires, sow enrelde I Viertlimili /leek eel lirrep-At re Its et 6 per ear eer ear re NOV par* a Lars4 . ead Teebbin-al. 17a IL per erre ea the wrier TOL ; 11. de. Yd. care 1101. alreer 44. 44d. NI *tilt. 3s. or daft.* ; 44. 3d. as the TM. rem; la IL ea die la shams end 111. Pa li. ca the ler Iferheeleh Derr I=trar 5 Neer MMit-166.64. es edemi sod ma enarted Wei desk frobetwe era Os. M. ea Deride kir h seer a a.% ss. I i dele WM* hilielea- Belt.yeerh tobseet emu -Leer Denham NA lielethere-IlLt dr art to; It 61. on the sue iner& Ober* re Or • Tat re Meth Illini -4 an the Hell It Illtiglinalle ) dm% PI OR. 7. dhe the • 11. r Mr. Orr. ardor; Di:mem Rirrraiven.—East Denham and Norsdeb.-2z gee shim dll Nov. IC between 11 and 2 Edinburgh and p, t h Km l a .. geory)-9s. 9d. per share (dud) ; Sheffield, Rotherham, sad D oi , easter —lbs. per share (anal). COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE, bIINCINCI-LANE, OCT. I.n , The "ffilf market bas eased for the weak under great depresulon, 5 rg,,,.. the troubled @Moot menuastils stairs, and the increased -..wer of =ea le ragas. 4.551 Ws. of Wert India have feted and e, 1,700 kda. hr thews*, at prices which establiebed• Indy; et talt I.; bum. We. to 37e. ; middling, bye. to 34 a , . ~,,,, I . Reit, 41lizte an ; sates the, 49e. to SOP. The public gel; al , , 4 laWfse wet off today at Is. decline on Tuesday, Y. 111. up het week's currency ; brown, 32a. to Ms.; ye= he lota Its. to 43e. • extra Ana, 47e. to 495. Reamed has Ise; sol Ow are Id. below the currency of last week ; loam pi t N e.: eteeherff quality, 55a. There has been but Gas man peak lei et poi^ which did act alter quotations. Cochineal: The wahea We woe WI beinlly, at a decline of 2d. per lb. Ram bat but All taM. Ulla, linq et the late advance, 47e. on the spot 10. at bet weeit's prier. Tea remains dull; the Wee eh worst la Tialler ham suspended operations by private eigelast, "...rapa Imlay, GL 7e. Gd. t , 71. Ss. sap= wood, is Dail. t o er, 1,0101165 of Jaya were offered, and bought in at Mat Paltpetre kas declined 6d. ; 1,400 bags dialed, and chielly t eet z trades 11 ail et 29a. • Wreathe 41 ,6 3: 1 5. k t a 2.:8„, ,i,a . i , , , ,r ....: The at twat events ; bat the rap* .1 , of It to without Warletioa. Pltsralt e .—ms Avenge Price of Sugar the prodatisetffie British Poseeeicas it Anerke, computed from the felines swift the week evallag the Mt Goy of September, 1017, ill 2te. 01 di ger ewt, Sugar the gradate of the Warittee Is 22a. lid. per Cwt. Bugg the produce at the Zest ladles it Ile.hid, per art The average prig, of the throe tareaohwrdeeertpliara Jabal y, is 315. lid. pa art. COTrON. lawman, Ocr. I.—There wee a dall =diet egela to.day, aad Om, empered with yesterday, A s a th. MOO halo were sold—ell to the wade. ha, e.. BLMI ET B. 11110301011DWIXE, SEPT. 30. —'('n wee a dd. elandewle of serrebtatte at our blanket-ball this aftemuu, and the Wheies traneeted wee ot a very limited charmer, prim remised se arael. WORST= STUFFS, &c. —BRADFORD, SEPT. 36. Ys wee • pretty numerone attendance of merchants in Its Ille mender the market was very berry. The ..., la lesseltealar and Glasgow appeared to excretes a depeagigi awe era the Nallsp, and the total araoun• of Dogmas dons Ma gswals hes Grat ea Ism recently bad occasion to report, needy 19 dieeriptiews bf rods shall g in the deprernon. As the storks al bowl are lest large late prices were generally maintained. The yore gel WI WI leargOta exhibited the same dulneta us was manifested laths - COALS, OCT. 1.--Bhips, 86 ; sold, 73. IRVCASTLI. S. d. scsDIRLIOD. r. 4, Admits linln l6 3 lEden Main 12 I li.drwell Ulan • , $ Original Taneeld U 6 Wags End Waninneti „ 4i il $ Prom gAs LONDON OAMITTN—Friday, Oct 1. Wow,' BM., sass, men dealQ tomerrenderOct.l4 & Nar.lL at 11, at BelMi Oh Mk. Wills k 00,1361 h r:1-row, a 'Braga Boos, Bristol oLLesiiik ..., Plefassel andi elsto 111 1 111160 Vellms' tch, woollen wort anima, Oct. 12, at I r n0w717,772 11, at Beatniks:l4st. et , Mum Llnklatets, Leademailloh, & Welker, Canterbury; or. ads., Tm. gland, Old Jewryolloosb. (Moats Bona= ailed-et., shoemaker, ON. N .oatl, at dol., Billing, KM ot., Cheaptiyi , ; mtg . ., Bell, Col , Joan reruns° Isamorami, Clapham-rd., home dew rator, Oct. 12, at I l j, is Now. IS at II at -ha Boy Am, &teetota l -inn, Fleetot. ; RE. mei& harlot. Jean Nowroo, fltcoklim, Dmitri, skip , Oct. it! . 11/Llt. 16 at 12, at Neweaßiseores-Tyse Ct. lola., warbu • Tees, & Berle, NeareastbeagooeTroi off. meg., BeherriZo= u pon-Tyne. !omen Bomseon, Xediem.edk, Homestatit,hlll, builder, Oct 11 at 11, & Nor. 15 at 11, at BeskoitiaLak Bala., Goddard & Eyre„ Waal. et., Cheardde; off. rig., Turquead, Old Jewry.chamb. RICHARD THOMAS Toe Aidermanbary, City, silk agent, Om 11 at 1, & Nov. II at 2, at -st. noL, Hutson, tpp. Cliftonot, Finsbury ; off. song., Bell, Coleman-et—lido. Oman. Torso Brlatol, grocer, Oct. 15 & Nev. 12, at 11, at Nod CL. dol., Sabine , Bristol ; off. *mit.. Killer. Arleta BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Sept. 26. F. B. licore i Lincolabknerlielde, printer. INSOLVENT Tr - AJanta, B.th, later. B. Veil. bomb, torlishlm, curial her shmrslatitutet. H. Hooper. Oreat Grimsby. Lizette shim mum. J. Immo. Yorkshire, cloth •11A ma -otterb. W.Layesclb Yorkshim, cam bum of the Red Lion Ina. ihnt«. joemitimi pee• NNW. L 11Pm A TT, ITT,I JJlttayet. Inept= 16.1101. Sonlnn Donut. boot wake,. 1. Porker, Stroud, MannMAK* toron.at G.E.goon& Bristol. boom. J. litoloordsoa. Karontinegly Aire. rog dents. T. To lemon, BAP! kb. LAME*. _OF DIVIDENDS.W. H. Lyon. Liverpool, *nun; booker-a div. of In lid. On. It, It any absequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS-Oat. 23. J. Butler, Saffron Walden, F.,./ez, coheir aterer -Oct. 23. 0. Harris. tnilor -Oct 22, C.C. Landprt, Southampton, draper-Oct. Z. R. Selby, Weigh. et., Strand, merchant-Oct. 22. K. Thomas, Alderegamat, drapet-Oet. 22. W. H. "reacher, Regent. et, Quadrant, furrier - Oct. 23. E. Walker Iligh4l., Peckham, oilman-Oct. 2 . A. Ene, Holborengh, Devonshire, hanker-Oct. 37. H. Worthington, Draw hill, Lanamhlre, cotton manufacturer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS-David Bunting, Glsagow, painter, O. 7 k IS, at St lard Lib A/Earlsbee Company dike, Otsego,- Oat. 8 dr Nov. 4, at Go= =Ur arirw--= ii mm ui=ionie, Kilmarnock, Oat T einualL, innanume.--W. Senderens, Ann:leo: Imien:3 o, Bl. 7 it 28, at Royal Hotel, Aberdeen-Ebenener Wdr, tree &last maker, Oct. 8k 29, at Strathurn Gmbh DISSOLVED.-0. Baker, Jun., It W. 1344, sieurpri issoissak Dar tee, ironmongers-J. Bentley kJ. rallodelre, brewers-H. Bright a R. Br" amber It J. Fletcher. Mandienteroplaft Bi gi n a llltir W. IL Omer It G. W. Winkler, liatton W. iralft, . third it 1. A. rad. CcomaL, pawing a sk is einwarl e m-i ftitc .=lll7: mot" awes% Rabat k L Likauks, Bat anwilatatere-.1. It. WANE k Lek, ki W. Wow, PK W. lietiinnia s lilmillassee. Om% 1# Lab Z. Oissudr. w=a : lilt•Thwart.olo.l l re. OblardwW ll. l7 4* . usiss-B. IntenisH/L 81117 1 011812,. abileftedean, wailbakeigoes. en be as vegads asubli-W. I.hitikilenaL G. Callum. i T. _M. Welissa, Great Winireltaiik. CI% awl: -P. L. Mirka R. W. Ward, Ushers-S. NIL, W. Lea, gif il = llamas Vilma% Lireepxkl, chanties-W. . Welland& IL I. Wateed. Oreikvisk. aapsone -S. Walkinshaw It W. umbel/A wasakraw, asedrisio—W. wilaw, G. 0. ai Lerma. J. Is B. Parte, Belmont, Vruxhall. petal male mannissMaras, mar as ream& G. 0. de /Julian kJ. Gickadi- J. Waldron & O. Uganda. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.--NAWL AIM POL.AZIL 1,01. OM DM OM m in 4 Dublin . - ... 0;0 Holland .... 01 India, o. Iloash. 0 Mdmp 3 Waterford .0 1 Flanders .... ch ampton .. oco Maim mil 1 Gora"nittie: oil Lia F' DOI : rOM. 00 L'oltrlt 0 .0 ii i • 2 mi 1 Hantwag. - . Mu Mociltorran., 01 Halifax Oct. 15 0 Jana, Onavaawra, Ocr. 1.-Arrived : John Bull, Earl of Chem% Ja. henna Ombra, Hamburg; , Hobert, Stectin ; Owen Mill" Aellan Had M; Neptune, • Twee Braden Sr= Ye Pam lerwols; Cesearid, Jinx, Dale Are Hem reltsales; Twee °abrader% Proplden fte lflaMWSl ler. Nex WandneMen laiwian Ihe Challania War, BMWs; 11/1/10 pass. Mom SerilwalibM% New Yorke-Molt el eel, Quetwer=listloda, IL An f ew. Ma lt lilligi lapn ' itarnbiew din llophia, OldentrarCr Da iln,l/ww‘i bleu Medlin ihimbe& T A amend, Rotterdni. I Lammers. . 1.-Arrived: Disk AI ME. .• NW" 041 * Oommt,linn• Egreemeat, La Priala, _Eg• priendat; Mai% Be, mow • ;lot R La Bane. diaaralde; La Ma& Weal; Tanana ... My eft; El'i nles — tle ; ; Learlardrarrad. — * Me (imia,• C ritda. New Odom ; Awe. Ne'rl I Safgamilliarigiehean llnnneek Adwap; DAB_ = l =l6. : isprom. la r s ialiss i r i amberso. j 6:: iseig 11011. ClierMs; Bettnes" OMB I Web West AM"; = g ni Jorkei These. New Offewis; Weir aad. a. 13 , 1 7! 1 Ohasee. Oahe; Ads irodp rh , Mews; arer ► re , Musa thealwe • Ifewes, Triembeveraes% )IS:ahat. I. lbw liewawiii; Ibmerdar. Calielb; Wads ; 11111 . 1Veser. awe * S ta.. 6 Noribmilmit , New 00. 6 . 71aillmsty, lies °Ara . ; Liverpool, reported V.lvidaY vb.' dame. r bean towel Inn Leashed* by th e ft . Par ka la.) rALllWllltlehatetkt.l—TllE PREVALINT DURUM Of en Seam Oesse wr liotiowees Pruariteme 111 1 0. Wass the host est et order should take tie et threyiss so maw the Mg, Is they deadly set ea the lam slaso sl Dori, and ha se soullies NM ellideet a serer Set = 0 ..., pails tie less soma. a op is Vim asnesdig ail . the Mr et stsmelk — Wm It Is thet ism et alms !OM St St Erie& We* Lets Istererisee limitlsee fres d SS Ise as& 21;its= MI seamyselessies wetelb** . ens easel the Rd se el a ewe sish Sew& sesselata.-11sses sellitee see wit kt a =hs. re at Pairs Bollevay's Istaliblees‘ 116, MA BIRTHS. OlekllNDON.—der. A. M the Tioellegal.lcdp. Pure. ed CM" HOLM .42 k f a7 4 . , M. et Lerfeedreee . Me recemeer Ma 111,41111 41 .2 ff lassidek, the wee et ($. H. N. Hit. LX. 4 e HMV ' 111, et Ihrel, the wife of Get. If doer*. no! ' A : j—asa d am ' s% tar Ira of pot. Lora. N. Y. AIM HO "L -844 • 11 . OS /OINK U. Hoe. Ufa Needles. de MfTNOONNET.—Per, Mr the lady of NI 0 . MOP' o tt o wart i. ., of ferret eta Mht. the idle of Hake 0 . F. eerier al a mrssic--vsusx IMeles.all. drat!, t i the Noll 2 rFrew el New re arr. 7 a. Arm .•-• ek ew Yow B G Ore si. siararao.. marts. mom .by the ev. IP. Er rear more of Nee U& lesehrd IMMO , erm. I osersa m• 6 re': EU& d as Am 0. ow d agght l eMnis,--twa Id M Child Mr& Merrher If re Dm d. WAIN. MIIMID maiallqat reeder, P. le. = Modell, lbw( Mener ti err deem ee Prdeffe Few" linglier-7fALDOORAWnept. CC . et Drs. rus, these el Mr .Ideree. U.t. O. PI 41. Id i geret. HR. M.P. foe Or le HESeLI SI m e ki i C r ' d tie: It II RD * ... Mir, le Lamm ream Mkt emir etre INV D JIVINT IMi r " AII rM. t h e .....,Ve L Meer. nee of Mir i redee . am. - et Mr fl. Nifiey ed PATTON-OWe et by the Bea rd Mr J. reelee na reNertgr irt eete Pa ree.tArf am aa gt errreVer reelil l r,l= "filligraol.l.Weldlie HeMedheet th—L, lOl .,V "I AIanIARAP. ""1."1.""" i•ipt.7l.. gr.k÷:.zrm,:irESlgr= TM ATMS. Da.aUtiNir ter. pr. per , inD T a at, W i lli th. ma ~41117 17 oot awed,: pea, DOO: ' , ewer he 13:11fre4 17 - 7 • - INK IL I b°zlB4 ink " awe* itylio. Mid 11 MA 48 e l t s i. 1im..1. Waraleraut, at , imp mlellgulal dudes. OVlL—ess.• Me Wes, Aar Preders. wit* et 1A501 ,04 7 ' P. un.o tb•R I. Booby him" . 0 . 4 IV Sow. AMO•la 11. rioamoll Ittl.tr t hist.% Si O•on • L.._ Is Ur moo. et 11,4•••••• • AM C* el Loslia. Wow r Ilbiglows.-11.91. 1 . " gel