The Express. — London, England, 1851-09-08 00:00:00

• THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1851. 4 einem Use, arsda du thee traniderrel ea•-----e-s- -- """ were betting on the colour of the muds tamed up, tbey MARKETS. =" d vs WI he the t re ‘ir jet ' 1 s b , mi. "el" ant "k °midis antral Lends' sad the praetors a *Mouth the subs ramie me le Iseuema tarthorwsp- to the a• moat sof Eau) inttiligtnce. .. n induced to join in the game, and in a very few me am meg men% pie smasses. al WV lee WWWIaII im a g a Mita hi • met amoother Minn hr bees tronomm, and the prime far -- larenroot, Star. 6. rya ale 1.16.4 liar °Whit SI." WPM" et lb' ifillal." ashy met thstWetatime ei " ftners st thia --- menu they were eased of Ilk. He was satisfied from their manner, and the gash notes cod coin they exhibited, that :m e sa w today am.-Sugar: 200 bags Bengal, 375. to ter ta =forral o ambene thelffi ebensh ethatheth& thin oth eme thellth inny fer th , ne je: am. 50 u thot• d... rolo . fibLit`o ; soo si r 4 10 2.7 f at *: wi t" co o r t roortZ he they hid been cheated by 'harpers, which induced him to 375. dd. Ma-1m to o tenors &tato 41a. Ith. kapasied :MO esim Wilk OM' we woe meattly repelled Is y mit than wee ea ImermediesimiThr Wthlk thelth. ass DIA Pmalt- ! I COU 1:T OF RANKRUPYCY. - S•TVII DAY. snatch up the cards, mid on the snivel ot the who eet ' s . ars. Petro* (ttick): 30 lislrlllomfore,Mffid. Leg- B ums t d d u g am isk aa l am a b arn m m e goo d th", day Imp, Et mi imposement apes Ss fret dm:beak" Mike and i own peons% Strom Ms. thomsomosaa Fewstawava. Its A LLLL D ilieue. -- London.bridge inforsa detaa the s a tithori oia ties his . p 'f re h en m t an ap w o h ica o ti h o a n d Zed: Me tom Cerepeeeby, ex ship. M. Do. 6d. Meney Wail Wank" Mitt Me Imi =spire 1 wow mailed attostkei at Ile. M oath( Caws mobathed high prises dampest the fatr, only • few in Ma. par 0:4 woramEmdLostedor MI Meths warbbre Mlb• relf "&"-walmilimmtwakthil mold. thcat io servlesiddli wobb seaso Mq . lll r= ' .1 T h i s !molt:apt was awn 'bid a' a .42 hi timit • li'a et e P eassi admas nation tb : : a : w il rether bi could give him into custody for cheating COTTON.-Livitarocia, Sept. 6.-Ths manse awed to• mew mg mulerds„ at the saw Una liallegla mama at Vapor gr., awl ob oa ler s z o ln oo pries. tho fa rin a mar e. kit, oomy a uto. day with auk swearth of 110•114 sods Ma re_sliefthrs mil ellem mask resportion. the anlords this week are: Wirth was may_ mut h.: cult. up 111Pdt d.. . elv i t° E a " pripared by Mr. hths of the mosey. oi an Mods an du onne=tes memo, Miss flow g talts. 8,32 t. Baby, ornetwt *, 13; liegagilethek meet earietned mate. At two shim& the me lt sprees fiant OM thethelsoN4Neth --- . - that be " 1 " ll° Mr. 1 •1 11 * *-16* " I " tle il l i' ined ilt the garehhag et wklar=re for apart md IN an spreabdon, Nth triode tic gareeatra - Ha eate. OW Its , M. Besastir; month wra domed, and the MOM frolleadoll Oa la miaow Both 4co Parma mud Maranhao", at id. to Ilid. per IL; rd 1,00 Sera& & g uts% ft thour,lo. mem, Ilk, glib othassaasa ou Tosaday neat Upon Ws Whils t the great I ,: le itUrs : are . - Air l =lirs - MUMS Oririride , 10 9 :- • mats le- traesarikot sad I cannot amid you. se Md. w 40. Taal ass anis Thsradsy, 13,000 Wm. old, Mir tt mouladsd may be remoded os ons of tho Mot, bath kw show NeWPORT ( Isla OF linear), Se p t . Set 6.-Whest, ." womb thet 1 . 0 . , , e , t at beeeet .. re . , • „d . la; t , i ss atgeM is =sel, lee giumari, I ' Bl9, 6321.; ipplicant- Thee theft is no remedy ? MulaneTaa. Sept. 8.-Tbo nialkrilinsirilnlatav 2 9 0 4 from site to Us. per qr. sew . 836. to Ms. Barley, 26a. to 284 i, by debtors. g wd, Slf • 1 llif ; property to Teatime Mr. Ingham-There is no proof of cheating. When you haat a creditors 16L • rent, paid and travel again by railway you must amid such parties . and Wheals& el is wank. this tt ha • fortafght egg but More ear m e t ; boa to Sts. N. up, to'no. Than go a , me m eg. Sr. Prrisnestrio, Auo. 30. Wag ' . P •ra rl a P‘ l t irade in sapless', 323 e.; cre ditor. and personal Andsmint thanked hi• • " *•4 he h is attaatax4 - m aal r pri l a b i l y " I. "t hr i k.gabliff.. bda t is ra, lb"C rilie d."lll4:l" the I,Me e 1a.160. 1". NOR ir ICI , 8.010 6.-A t ear mast this day there was • Bridles : Considerable purchases have been made. pours, OW.; issue, VI. thhddrne THAMES. viwormil 1110 'mortar thus Ewa Ithomass moody ••••• •• _,.....,. •sstaama r =7: lamas • s tr alsalli g swe Corn: Nothing doing, but oats held firmly, prices having plat mut ez ‘le-eirs Weir end Smith appeared as solicitors to the Po- A fam dar eta . Edward sa ut_t i ot a b i d , age d 14, a pplied I mad by the utast of posen; B =s i meek* mese a b un T a t i ,diembe Nn . .... - - Wm* a mifillible ~...16 advanced suddenly in the interior. Flax : A considerable i aims ; Mr. Linklater for the bankrupt. te mr. Timmy et=that h a bad wo . w ow wwowww, l_aseer higeth,_._.....o• ferit_ a _thiss _ale _._4•111111•1181 a Lt is t iillool a. ._ ... h , h um vg laus oast be iriamme • is me hum er Wier ma business has been doing, but particulars do not transpire, There was uo oppadtion, and the bankrupt passed. ~,,• •7* • , • • 170.,...*T • 7.,,,"' ••••• •,.....' 0 "'"'" •• "' w owo •""''' woo . ww w, - ''''-' some My MAIM Wee WI blielidalisswlla. Atoll Os simaesst. thou& the prices ere nn -bead d to be B. roe 110 for let, wham lie trien ' ds sow: "Ma st ris i e ls istL ibli ameWm iknegli r ia' ...- 5... - =a - ,,D ...A ---- ...a. D aa aa ------ aaa ----..... mum whim Mimi li will tiff gout Om mole Ohms hr Wm and 107 for 2nd dealers' 9 ; and the Russians refuse to --=-- Ciin" 10101 4,.._th1L,_,..._ - ._- at - - "-- t i, ii i iiiiia: 6l h e ii'ri s - ag - e" - - esaMai e iii." - -- ii e r iv i -- a l t il - t ig - a - g - t i t eg • othaent WORM dthilith I "Ifil at bole lotolde e :•._„_.• l 7. sell under these prices, About half the supply, say 4,000 ' THE POLICE COURTS. prantram. san mmemn m woo rimer ship, mil dr es wet ,--- tons has now named into second hands. Hemp • Dull, tudoseme Wig Wowing lets sel thothethith mum imbed e ""` empty vi i i t - e v tom deseaded sulk and fair quality may be had e wawa tym a ke s a m e & H i Maygl fulinial ey glogoseg the 111" Tarlin, wil br Pindielmil"”". Iblees. W a. dealt ibat "el I". and 111" lhaltheilL.-builitheaurNiserretherideb lar adilledrelleil ' err ' . ' • ..---- • t the lower quotations. The MANSION-HOUSE. a n d t o . hewer Momer • Ilase mouth with 813L 41 • 01 ..„ . .••• It utat a g as amid Mae gma af me mumm man n a u eel . q a nantity remathins in Stet hand: prove rather the J'a,„, m a ma , m g -- ems In Om melM d new allakswitanip peas wawa" wan- 360,000 poods. Linseed : A fair business doing at 30 roe IFiriter Whitaker was charged with ha fa ith :h u e: . *al committed a da ° l 4 C ..a,g lllll "Mat ellier.' to the 111. 01=111. He *Wm.* •••• * gm most ilanyerous swank upon • plicema riavanne one well Illtejlith , taria for Kama and new Morshansk (the latter Alfewl etride, 546, said about a quarter-past 12 o'clock statad that for ease time he had paid 4s. a week for the m ma seist ' salm "a Mallamla s e s am , : me me seasaie - - bies - lei r.........-- I**** 9 . o •••• t r **lt i wavuy lad's keep, but the lad behaved very badly during the lime. IMMO pith me temeed ear, se& Me ere meshed a iimos wt miaow ; ; irks; th e moo ha at pe n:use . .. o saetaatae•th Ma damp and musty) • and 23 so. for fine le Ta ll ow : 80. Myelin 6,000 and 6,000 casks have been dons in contracts on Thuretay night, os I was passing on day by • Public - Tata', an officer, mid a politic= named Jewitt, who also wow • pod in Wan man dna sa an man buss sad Woe sum a ned boo sly, at &ilia hone, called the Custom-bow Stores, la Thames-street, tome Y _ _ ___ __ by the semigepat.t, gate the boy a Ma are ir = W WI, lit we as wing Mr the *We ~w , ma i tam t a mai d so w wo o ammo ; o p.. w for the month at prices advancing from 119 roe to 127 ro., TM aelmall mum et swat • paha mill ite Isom 10 roe down at which latter price there are sellers. Some our the Custom-Mese, the landlady called to nee and said r e= e = t u te r•olfer no pamenanahannwt hae the tataatteam ad amammemt, pr m, lbw visa dalsoin poet= roam the ',firmer had seed insulting and abusive language ae a ,,,.... t. ~............... t t,... , ,,,...1a h. towards ter, that her ri b e ad had gone to bed, an asks seep done at 10e roe EnChanges : London, 3 ms e d she Mr. •••",e'r - •• " •••••"""" - _,__, - e -- _, - "__• - -•:_teung l i• Maw Mosso NMI thielmi troth in lhoinitheofloodemlo horaid" FOTTIIIIMAX=2. 11.-Wo have this week bees 6- loot roes t ak en ' for conthouPtion at 104 roa and 200 here, and uirown °lithe streetethethel aaalraaa.A Wla. abIZA IMMO at lesere. Mk breenor hig&i ime be snalsalo plinth* aterat with ma esanir Ar meet* the \mai il= was left in the by unprotectid, and was frith n t , en t ed ln t ra the while Ow la haw ocean XII tO 111 3-16 per S. roe ,• Amsterdam, 3 ms., 1871 to ; Dr.'s th-re. The lesdlaily insisted that I should and be initiated in vice, so as to be a erne to themselves mimic matt Ow sise ust am the 'math a tam ad Os pesserzt bisli ' emo ammeaf On Meth rho on owerd emogioed hew woo or Waage le llama, mil the Hamburg, 3 ma., 34 so 34 3-32 ; Park , 3 moistly, 3931 • Um harm till I removed the prisoner. After a great deal e e t at . !! t!!! comnity. Taplin will get Mr. Jewitt to esallijr at ve The bar masa el yen sre in a weeltla craft Is tool pa Pawn sommall WWI Ily all below vo --- 3941: - =cep to e boy a litt l e longer, and in the meantime will try rivi ssao. bese ; ec um na for sims es ea ow slimes la born on my sosios% aid or Ind; „pm froneinig I got him out. He hod been drinking, but he ape keep NW ' aset - nag the aseerede mare eer . the w ,Is dot kr WWI wilds leered to be quite sober, and he had said sieveral times that to get him a ship. ; nag Peres:mem:on, Sept. 6.-Oar supplies of new Wheat Do_ e rit zga il e rori E :s dr.d atenrid a a l the e F i r t ir a e b n i d i l d ßro in th sti e t r u s tio Site ap tY ! ao sseet easese lengeletho . ma tabita sadshb e l Il a sin= iti o lthlj ob t o "• 1...m..4 pries. 1.46 um. oils I. pr rist....k. saw. a 1,..4 AMERICAN MARKETS. he i5.,u1,1 not go. Ile went out, Mowed by the other two NBW YORK, Aro. 26. perets, and had gorse about 10 yards from the house when in to Ito a 'anemone issued at the instance of an old was , amildas einem rearteari=Tairer mar ae ma ardels o g welt. aAb. was. p ig red IrMst_ math . . i....._,1mi 611 t• The sudden check given to the export of the precious he turnea round to go back 'gam. I put am hand on his Po had bciter or . home ;my go 'w ic k ed . Geo Haynes, formerly a member, end at ulna ******l.-._ h** =r ill hr I =orw i w i ro Il ow i l o poo. le riga, 375. to See. r si tt. Pe Awake la m ula w ...al of metals last week, and the large amount of gold received ehoulder and said , " Y on pensioaer on e some y, o rgt th 't t show cause why, after sub- tailliwim "'a IMP ....P.--A . /......n.... b ums bo a w ow Len Now OW • deem N or Wasosas Is from California , have been the means of improving the Cen se,. snore, for if you do you will take the ceasequences." Hc theft tank . 'Dog pipe that h e was smoking , out c y hi s a se re r a i . eijo tr i 36a d ears, his pension of Is. 62. per week was mdi , ) s od w o w ' olo Tw o l o j el t w ojo of o how ism Mae as. PRTWORTR, Illeell.-At Oar fair here being the guise; dition of finance affairs'!" The sales of government and state mad% s• as umd Math wimpuls Oa * *: i t tl trede * " l ".: **l da e mm ve . peretb ••• *Mai d viedsliebette"• hub an a w n .° lih tkv , •°d .. d. " stocks, however, have not been exteneive ; there me: none mouth, r al d e la , ra i,,, e , d °ws : a c e " ) : elar itaas s T e t e feeeeY The defence was that though the pensissers were for- vuesisinesteL th ii Tilde remlthl =tem of ped leaky, uel WM VOA aim WAWA white, presaing on the market, and our quotations are malty mal let. a ken wahine wow n ew . '.' .. ' " • ...'. - .....".. and - -. - r. l c went - mealy allowed 2s. Gd. per week, the rules hod bee lately weft =rile se 1 I Him* MAI ill 21111 1 11 Mt Notat pieces. I followed the Pgi'mer throug h ""n r gata- reviad under wa„antey of the eet et pediment sad Om :A leut 0 gem i l a se Xi Na per Med; red. ass. IL lo W. les.; rest med. The excitement caused by the expedition under Oen. vwv tg iamago g a g m aa:= mama m ean iningt aid, il. 105. to 9& lea; whits. old, 111. he BMW Earl athillalk Lopez against Cabs, although e ery great throughout the market, eryuig " Stop him! " and one of the police ser a, seamiest of Mr. Tidd Pratt, nail W the mew sho t etre_ thstrinerrery noes Ise te Sem peer wirer weir Irewes- Sth. to Us m pr qr. Oats , ma lo PM Asst Sacs is Sot. country, has not yet had any Meffile e ff ect upon our money cl a sillr j e b truic t m k nd fir l' e cl o l u rea t of him. cy l ee7ei t ttohethebloorrin. funds were declining at a railroad P e ". t he is " , ••• ••• lam 1 mad lbs NNW or Iblaboollooraloollwaels la LI PM , kolO ale ia Us. market. The banks are discounting . more liberally, and are PRIETO*, Sept. 6.-We hod a kir wiIIVIT et lithaish dispcosed to afford every facility in their power to their do., my Mee. The pips had penetrated the side of my °_l** only 61 _, _• a _W h ec u a t i r . ;tat. per wecelkairotar; the peodseece, le to kith ow letheessilsdhlower wessiblei man• esZir MI tress giving teem ••• • =7, th l • v v,M ******l•lll••••••• '' Y're' ace wawa at we Cian FlaaingllolB swig, tic hal ag *** regular dealers, and at the same time protect Ebel:n ein elt right into my sow. There was another summons by an old man of SO, who, es the was of Ins quaky, bet the l ess wise not so good Ns ha ham- Mr. O. Barlett Childs, surgeon to the City police force, _____ day, eassesissalty Firs were trieselsr. imisitni:rrit w o w. ; 0 . 4 selves. In regard to California, mining operations appear said -I examined the complainant's wound, which was on for 6 0 ea Y " Lid h nted to • sum sufficient to WOOLLEN CLOTH.-Leara, Sept. 5.-We have no Is. per windblown, let a dosemise we paid 2s. 6d. per month, which, with oempound ag egg mama, to be in •• more flourishing condition than at an rod the upper part of the lip, on the left side of the face, close to interact, would have now amou ;It mums. quotelemes-Whie. Ms et MIS,. M.; red ; len aUN per Leas. since the first discovery of gold there, and there is little the i.o-e• It was a jagged wound. I did not find that keep him in comparative comfort, yet in his eras a sieular mine nseiterled impu eheess od le g Eem a lf oos the u sta r te row el me o markst or 1.. . ; l' 4 Alf 01 1 WOMWWWWIIIII AW fad Argniee al Ith lth la us. Me doubt as new placers are opened the auriferous sands will i there wit any soh -stance left externally n the wound. reduction was made. Maas MINI WI OIL Wow ow lost wirowirt_ _7 ll = lllllo or yield as largo a quantity u ever, while the improved me i then probed it and felt in it something like the Mr. Yardley, who took a great deal of trouble with the wwwaa " mis • adameeti. *** la the * 1 •••• 01 bat WY awl cf • ease, was of opinion that as Roberta had come on the pea- ____- sail* whit my sswak th_.!_t_ i ' wa4 w• chinery in washing the quartz rock is producing large harinenger mines es hos them Imlay draw amounts from that source. In fact, the quantity of gold is ' stem of a toliereo-pipe at some depth. I then enlarged .. _ the nitetitten in the rel. had bees ow. the wound, and expooed the upper jaw-hone, but found sina lin t LINEN.-Basease, Sept. 6.-The trade eoatinsue dull. RAUMNO, Sept. 6.-14, z ar, No ly a Wheat today was not inexhaustible, and California, with her gold and the in- ' The dads mar- so ow allanthlplad I 464 to bo wellosede while swam. creased attention given to agriculture , as her resources hoc of no trace of the stem of the pipe, but in the interior wall tweed by Mr. Tidd Pratt, he had a vests d interest, sail Ms Tam of the upper jaw I perceived a small perforation, CO d I 2s. 6d. per week could not be affected by the alteration of he t g nauesa " I X gmegahallamindallisme cry ' l ' m. ••• II" 118 • •••••• • • ••1 •••• a t *** **•• 11 * mut 1 • 111 *** come developed, noll soon be one of the richest states in the pared a probe into the openino, and felt something like a the rules. 11/ the case of Haynes, which was • very lard w o w; www he w e w w w ww w ww . woo wwwwww; don st „ "Mid= ken am ea& away Ins midi brow Union. Fore' e xchange has advanced, and the demand re, he mu sorry to find that it came within the operation II"6 themes Mew thmarhs thee Mho M pries *A eel Md. ass the wrap ergo naiad ram to Mr ninths boo prises _• , „-. is ti . P lm a t a e dgy o w n wwe mg mug by to. me sme wwwwoo --sso w sew gg Mataaggalagaga *mg hi =so h am am per tne Atrtaa peen good - considerable sales have been piece of pipe. I paged in a pair of forceps,. but the opening r t h e new rules. was ones .all to admit the plug of the instrument, or to Gado prima Num ad ram IMMO mitl.on. made as follows :-London, 1101, 1101; Paris, 6.131, 5.111 ; allow me to seize the substance. I felt confident that the Maeda mew Mos Further inquiry, however , ' bowed, to the satisfaction et trinno• PriPrillig 11 . 16 1 0101 ,_.,..._.__,_,._ 110111 ri In the NNW. arm sod ethane the magistrate, that for some time before the rules were la 4.4 pair v . ..-- g - ; ;; T = aim as , mar le .. a. ir Namti pr v. i h i t the It* Y* ll **W t . Seamen WALD= 1ie16.-What, 871. to 40a. ; Ts. Amsterdam, 41, 411 ; Hamburg, 36/, 361 ; Bremen, te fils. par r bong 265. to 781, 781. ripe was in the cavity. I then broke down the belie of** Barneswas entitled to, though he had nod a ggem e mai Oar g, het yeer. iswlng to Me slogpms rif MI T& Corrox.-A good demand has existed for cotton during Jaw, and enlarged the opening, and, after three-quarter of out, °kneed. mmle Ible IL Oar Mass le Ai* wen hue lien allinsi lg l i o% 3* * ••• S t • I• •• • 47 n le WV* t•••• no• * 9 * ISI• Tr* an hour's hard work, I extracted the piece of pipe I produce, strewn, h is pension. Mr. Vann I mended the case until Friday, advising somed limmes. sed the is trix. et enema the Ametaran SaketeleuaY, Sept. 6.-The weather continues fine, sad the past week, and on some days a very active inquiry-the wide): is warty two inches in length. It bad been forcibly w h it pwww. iii m a j g =reammamba. Now w pop by a bonus spondee. 4 1, d e sataa n i t to a Nam Ws h a d a Woo mum& sales in one amounting to 3,50 U bales, and in another 3,000. impacted in tle• cavity of the upper jaw. that in the iu l teri re rn Mr. Tidd Pratt had better be seen on Mathes mi al mem age. mita ass Mir re sees taw ma UAL sad • reesmabb supply ade sad new Wheat. ON The transactions of the week amount to 12,000 bales, about Alderman Honter-What is your opinion of the condi- the 'object- sk wanasma. Uwe le vow easthm el the Wahl thol WOW Wiest was •er eds. is le row o rift Mao roar Ith Inn- 4,000 for export, the remainder for home use and specula tion of the wound ? WOW IWWWWL TM Sow is. leifte IWPWWdera aa the Mee' "WY wol Wow& as whoa" thl eat MUM to warmth 00 lion Prices have during this period considerablyampromd, elwral awe* Wawa WI • • F tie •••••• ••••*•••1 •••••• Ilam the ***** •••• Ilarla n " k W ••• and our qu otations are adjusted Witnes.- I eau hardly say what may be the result. The Eriezielue FORGERIES BY A SOLICITOR Re MAN- eke h . atie ie . via ;..., ~.."..., ~,,, INN liso 0 , (aid prim'', Asia IMMO in. eft( I, 111,N 0,.. i accordingly . We believe ease is i 0 eame•dingly unusual that a surgeon may Paw etimertn.-A rumour having become prevalent in this t a v mos g ait. g ot g am taa v m ag gm, I .. d .fift la p a mi. g. aa m o p t ., m g psalm ga mm em wee teat , eavia mm, that the improvement is accelerated by the lightness of the through life without acting such a one. The inflammation town, during the last few days, that there wu reason for amp" sa tab a i ads.Qf mm,/ ukai,.. prise : wium, ad, fisa. us ma; sow, es, lo oes. swim en to stock remaining at this port, as well as other ports of the i. tens going on, and I cannot say whether the man may Dot believing that forgenes to • merlons amount had some time Ma Cleb t Ma lo 22a. lam Sat. to Ina rms. 265. to SM. United States ;at the same time the fact cannot be dis !me AD upper jaw. Inflammation has ensued in the cavity. since been committed by a respectable solicitor since de- cospi_miggegg, neat 1.-The h arm s virago,. are Rye, WM le Oa per gr. /bow, 226. to Ina. pm mg, guised, that public opinion as to the probable extent of the fear hence the patient may feel the effects. At present, I ceased, we have made inquiries respecting the matter, and 'MR gragsgt to g dogs iatiththethroodebs outhempiodly etas SKREWARGRE, Sept.6.-There was a Biz show et Wheat coming crop is much modified, and that to this is to be cannot my what may be the result. regret to state that the rumour is correct. A few months maw al haw • ma hswasid Wl= as sun wow to be at this day." market,thedi met with a slaw sele, at 10. par V. Mt' attributed the increasing confidence which sustains the Alderman, Hunter-The violence used was, in your ago, we recorded the decease of Mr. Henry Edward Ridg- to ear maths& The mob of Mb leanthe was mailer Um hilt week. SOW/ sod pew Masa mirth Ms gaits es movement in the staple. The home trade are very bare of opinien, eenYiderable ? stock and buy with much spirit, and an early supply from . way, solicitor, Norfolk-street, a gentlemen of long and ex- .....:6 161 ...._..._ae1aW e1ange1aik . ......, 6 2" at ha lha veukt aaladagla mm anil i ratLaa dd _AGM- dm. I alt! WARMINSTIR, Sept 6.-We had a fair attendance of Wiiiics- -It must have been great, for the pipe per- tensivc practice, highly respected, and in whom great con- Q.' . Wii*=iwriiio' Baby owo many w o w ; planters would to them be very acceptable. ...._anan tiai_.? be Myers and milers et or metal this =mei& The supply of New Other Pirated the bens.. Edens has evidently been reposed by his numerous clients. pd old leth BMW adv Plaviam v& 116 vvw•••• ..e , eid tent waisted. ene wow wee bay Oen is fusee Atlantic. Orlears Gall Ports. Gebonik Langdale -I keep the public-house called the Events have transpired within the last ten days which I ts . :rim la; 14 , .!L la tea Baba. 24.1. le lea 0104 gummed tam in each, who gag mow we. so ew 00. w e d.. t uytonis . Stun, 'f he night before last I saw the Prisoner have led to the belief (let proof has not yet been pm- ? bas. mm 4 old. ••• to ••••1 lows to mit Itoo. 2911 . mesa la. to es. per Irene* lea esuraya yaws. A Mtn now L ae et g to Fo g mg. di to s .., 7u,of „, 7 to a et our lune., He had been in the house since 11 u'eluck, duced) that he had, for a ut two years prior to his death, to sae. Tim . 0a le 306. pr NIL Harley was an slaw, maw Inn ma miss to repot; Medd amp little mid io ;pug and. or • lint, a ft er that time. There were two other nien with availed himself of the circumstance of the deeds of hiselients BATE , Sept. 8.-We lei but a small supply of grain at Mine dona and riga aaared. Oals a boo lionsed. at hat *ladling isle to fair Os to 10 ... 10 to lOs ... Mto SO him, mid they hid had three or four fourpennyworths of being left in his safes aid possession for security from fire, menhot Milf•T• Whale tholdh sad Meth are arm at last week's rte. Tar WWII IN wig OBll mi llreel Ellepai la. pee qr . . New p u b, tatortt ,i l g r wa g, d. nomi . d. ... in. ,. gin and water. They remained till 12 o'clock, when I ite., and employed those deeds u a means of realising ethoth hot thee sod Arcs is. os is. per . or. loww. , vall ' eftt Wow, Seawut-The tales of tartan, all wool shawl abut, oIL gad as. totes. anat. Us. to 211 Oats, I, wished the house to be cleared, I slatted them to go. They money. We are informed that it is now ascertained, that naillttatt; &pt. 1.-Thar• has born a better supply of 17 e . to as h s um as.. e a . 6 . P tak ap a . - md a . v . e d a m , for the week have been large, and steadily increasing. asked for more gin, and 1 refused to supply them, and he had forged mortgage deeds for various sums, and, un- Wheat itrilel___,_. iles _the tletiollioli a _.ot bill__.._willeo rfloce„..._ Th ere a s . t o a s , Y . pc each. pl oo pop i , to pa ti . v ., .1 * Asum.-Pot ashes have been sold to moderato extent at asked taien again to go away. The prisoner told tel 1 was known of course to his principals, had handed over their Ter • feu •;,Mt • C s , n .,„ • 777,,..""=r a n= a Pr a l te lr i aa shmaziom e Sept. &-Honost may now a l mos t b e 5 dela. 121 e, to 5 dole. 18je., and pearl ashes at 5 dole. 50c. too saucy and independent for my business. Ile had Mid documents, which had for years been leftin hiscuatody. Hay- s al: y,,,i;..5.-.7. 0 ,7,,,.. , b . er in .. &Fiji, g ear . coaskhowl memeledth MI des regorla of Me pisld of dearth.- per 100 brie. enough too drink, but was not intoxicated at th e time. I ing received the money on the mortgages thus effected, he . s , .-..,_ ,_. a small attendance tki . a p a in „" .. othig ~. y; ead these. k en ben DRRWICR, Sept nem.in laoN .- Salea of 150 tons Scotch pig were made to-day at still required Aim to leave the house , and he still refused. paid the interest himself; consequently during his lifetime ____,,„.....,_ aamatit u ,, a ,Mll - _,_ , =Plot down thongs. at oar good/OEOlm We hem afar •thwilm•lmdok_•th • 4ou 19 dole . 75e. six months. I then re! ed tic policeman on duty, who was leaving the the fraud was not discovered. The interest in one case ;Mr e i - rimati s -7 1 - ,.. , ,,,, - Taz g „,„a t ,,,,,,,..,- . 4 id arihrinand now WM& polowill wor le* NOW. OW are bar. NAVAL Sroura.-The transactions of the last two days house, ai d sold him I wished my house to be cleared on recently falling due, and not being paid as heretofore, the othaNislab of gold r• SW W. olliellhe or Mselay. eldat nee * it••••• l ***** ot Plow to *Wm A ****l l • B et •o• liar' have been quite unimportant ; prices are unchanged. kw ism Wm bat so pi Mule Maw. Clam lam ad has net • account of fey husband bug in bed. The policeman principal was applied to, and he, surprised of course at the mud erases ONO albs pan Maw which a wry wi o a mo k wo o w ow I . a m w ow www w „i; he wad . Wt.-Linseed oil is in good demand at 72c. to 73c., at asked t-i• ,rive to go out, pressed him to leave thehouse, application, denied that be had ever effected such a mort- eenerell a Odeleseffies Tit= wwf bl_foolog or owlet : Wheals eta sunk eid. sos. ts tea; new, MAL ID gga, gar grargem which 7,000 gallons have been sold. and the :* kit him out. The buy then closed the door, and 1 gage, or was at all cognisant of it-the signature of the tat. Mica Traub& dd. Oa% wi• aLa lbw*. IS is Oils, wthe,fiss.; Ilan les. a 111 s. Been PROVISIONIL-New pork has declined, and may now be r. main. din the bar. Anything that transpired out of the mortgage deed was (urged. Other discoveries have been BUINTWOriDi Saaß B . - W• tre* hi* agile with Na to OS Per IS to los moor, Ne. 1 0 ••• per loth Tares, quoted at 16 dole. 50c. for mess, and 13 dole. fur prime, house 1 know nothing about. According to our regulations made ; and it is feared there are some still undiscovered. new f/beek ha thy nths ME Terre woe a has allembme el 4s. Ild to 'LW turbot nominal ,• beef is steady at 8 dole. 75c. to 11 dots. for mess, our Me m closes at Il at night. It was by my direction Already the sums thus obtained on mortgage are believed ***•,........,_••• **** l 4 l * Imo •••Mter. ol _ B 01 • 01 • 101 Witaltatet, Sept. 0.-Occasional showers during the week and 5 dohs . to 6 dols. for prime ; lard is in fair request, with the pn..otter was removed from the house. ••• • da•°•••1 W a • haw "saw Enna the to exceed 10,0001.; which must entail a serious loss to the : =.l a = r e gm, th e wow wig wa m . w ow . po i ......_ .„.... ...... wail Lawlabellast._ ......._• Pod____ ; ato!....tir woolt_, sales at Sc. to 91c. for barrel, and 10e. for keg ; beef hams, Po:ie.-leen rei; -I saw the prisoner running through Bil- parties who have advanced the money. Legal proof of li ds oleo non, gel ems owl lesay Galt wen r„..t ".'... "' al. "'" '',.. "Ti1 i a... "....: - - -7,7,-4--.....r. 12 dot. to 14 dols.; butter, 11c. to Mc.; cheese, Sc. to die. lingsgate market just before the clock struck twelve, and the forgeries, of course, has yet to be addaced.-Monthester is geeedemong at nom but Maxim ethnlee were Ow tuns ,no Ma w r p g whw Mee bra a mm a V a Te' s ble--' wtlY s e h a t wei r TOBACCO-1U libels Kentucky sold at 81c. to 91e. ;15 hi er.l the en ' of ...top him." 1 endeavoured to stop him Egmeter. Wm Wig Ind Realm WIENOwI agaudags Ithla Pees the tomato mete : till ., the dm .. mon mato ay . a. d o. m ay „ill e le e. raw Well era ID but a brother officer pursued and succeeded in apprehending se • • r x DR INKING dies *•• ••••••• pi WI ". St• le ••• 1 1: 1 * *a the - Mania Mist hen sits a kers ran • tue annts; the Woot.- Tl ie market for this article has been very disixou hint CORONERS 7.(II.ESTS.- .lEATII PRO . qr . mom !la sews. -fear om, illo. to Alderman Hunter-Why, was not the prisoner brought -On Saturday Mr. W. Carter held an inquest, at the Ship Via Taft Oa le am. pa a qr. -- _ _ __CI co to os. sd. per a . m.. elms Id a salami dl low, at Ms prism. raging to holders for several weeks past. Manufacturers and Mermaid Tavern, Snow's fields, Bermondsey, on the Len rasa le Ma per sseit. WOMMIIIIII, Meg& 6.-There was a good supply of Wheat owing to the depressed state of the goods market, buy sw ap yiatirday ? Witness -.1 surgeon who saw him after he was taken to body of Mary Sullivan, aged 57, who, it was alleged, died Borrow, Sept. 6.-We have hod • hie abgff of Wheat et Wie MOW' WD4WirEll4 ail sand wire Vale Mem la. ingly, in hopes of a decline , . and the tightness of money has the station.hume, said be would nut be fit to be brought up • . from violence The deceased resided in the notorious place Mews imam meta', with mbar arks trade. st ts. be aim ..,Itrof, s _. bort7 . .. tro• _., 1 • 0110 ,.. ot thli_ostweer eilble MY _,,.___ __ favoured them. In the pnces of American fleece a ram-- before this d a y. called the Camperdown or Rookery, chiefly inhabited by a sal Ito 2s. for old. Very littisdelth M Oato et how. '''''''''"'"'" MliNe a ..'. P er q r * "`""` " asw M, as lr• •••lror* thin of 10e. per lb. from the highest rates of last spring has Issas slid Per Irk malatatned ths* 'atm Sr a by &me& Ald,rm.,,, Hunter-Why, what was the matter with the Irish. A few nights since the deceased returned home CAMBRIDGE, Sept. 0.-oor market was cheaper for T om. No_ {.-We have several v .... L . ae , moot taken place ; but the current prices are now much above hint very much intoxicated, and when her daughter awoke she Wheat and dearer te Ws; Meal wry slow. Wheal, red, Ma. to et ev .liiN edey. the , ....., =1 , ...., ......_,_..._ is the average of former years. A heavy domestic clip, with Witness-When first I saw him he did not appear to be found her in a kneeling ;million by the side of her bed- AW. ; white, 40s. 114riey. Sass to Vs. Meant lees .Pers. Ms. to m ot.. mo m see mai-a vote m ew're m marldes to w w _ the largest stock ever held in this countty, is doing' much to e s. Oats old. 20s. to th. it all the worse for liquor ; but on the way to the station- * i II tead with her head restm up on , her arms. She was Oth dumb& Midi soll MAO lit /Kr WAIL g a g alma our Ira put down prices. There is more wool now in the United house he made two ur three gagmen, and when inside be raised, but found to be reeks de . Her left eye was much CAXTRRBURT, Sept, 6.-We had •• large show of Wheat vat is anisesalaisrepktly, smithemether It sar immobile. - States than can be consumed in one year. wry swollen and contused. The ju ry returned • • verdict, ii That an 4 a rri d demand at , a rote; tae piece OM, Se lot Wan. DAM AN, Sept 6.-The amply Of sew Pak inOWNIIIM ; WBALIe Ota -Export quality is held at 46e. The last appeartyl to become quite sou bed, and did not .rawer swo ll en deceased died from excessive drinking of arde.tee:sits •• wheat, al, sows, 21•.; am Ra to its at: Mi s t o" Mal BIM. gag a A m & seams aa mow woo w w w w w w a males were at 431 e. Selected is worth 471 e. alien asliwl his name and address . - -e--- • Mc to 4.W. Darby, mw , na. to Ms. pats , new, ma. rem Dow, gt , Mr Chit& said he had nu doubt that the Maces of the At the close of the inquiry the whole of the jury complained is s . 00, tam la sla ail as emena of easing OW. win WHALIBONE.-No sales have been made this week. The India Oen lassedg salastle ; maw fin previous transactions for export were at 34c. for Polar, and prisoner a .I. 'signed. in strong terms respf•Jl thLab°2 ll • 4l)) „,°___,••'°*•_„_?° ala,..!____lle CAALWILR, Sept. 6.-Owing to the fine weather, and the tatisesemaimi. White Wheat as. Ile la• IA /IL to I *•• ••• 33c. for South Sat 'file pruner said the landlady gave him a pinch of snuff, habitants were inlii•vian to by the imit,,iina a i ° '"'"""iv v• home Wog sepia with lima wont we had a very malt sup. Oeuelle. le IM.; mw Ben, ea es Ms.; OM, les. lo la. Mau after Liking which he becalm assessable, miaow nothing which took Place " 1 " the CariPeribiwn , the foot Palaalifiela err pin ear meffilet Maley, width the wald 111 yat prices Ila la Its. . Now 'woad, Wes Ur. Oaliesel, Ils. 641. to W. 6d. r Famourta-To Liverpool : Flour has been shipped at of what Occurred afterwards. Swing unable to pass without being molested.-Danotta OE Wog MEM so hot week. Ism/ Tha t ha to Na pa egg moo pm, Is o , to ro. per Is. Id. to Is. 3d.; grain, 41d. to 41d. ; cotton, id. To Communed for trial. Verso/Evian NYisliorill: - An inquiry was Poo into by Coursers. Sept 1.-Harvest in this district is now 411 *•• London : Flour, Is , ed.,. naval stores, 2s. ; measurement MARYLEBON E. Mr. Bedford, the coroner, on Friday night, at the West- temmeesimme mom s ab e am any m Deasy ead eme Beam, Cosa, Sept, 6.-Owed irs hes reds in her- flood , . 2 s s e- to 30s . To Hem : Cotton, Ile. : ashes, 4 dole. Jam-. and William Camesans (brothers), of 58, Boston. taunter Hospital, on the body of We. tea Ogee, aged 8 rebid Mimi Mee Sethipaream may lower. ho t the wok isdoll, mot irads, end Ma pee al to. cep Ims les mewed in tlig dole.: rice, bark, Imo 6 . dohs. to 8 dole._ .T e l . Glasgow : place. Donwt-square, gas-fitters, were charged with being years. The lad's death was eammi in the mum stair as Mg WOWS alle_j_EE ...... 4 ._.„..„..07 fair . _ ... p _ *few sus le. of Ls main tar saisalma Omsk arsedisea Fl o ur , l a Bd. ; grain, bid. , h ea vy goals, 22s drank awl committing • most savage assault upon 1 obey s • that of Mr. Tomlin, the bemire, of Paper-berlises, or 10 , s olrit.oo. leo.. pricer " 1 7 caw maw raa af Mir whiells„ . _ ll l_lMwm.... Ime_elliemeolan ware New ORLEAtid, Avo. 23. PR en nasal god wets's rates. Wawa M . mew Nathaniel Bushell, 9 11) ; Coustahle George WM- Temple, which caused • great earation • few mesthe back. _ a ''" a7 ' aie 'la. of hie S m. ' 21* The sales of cotton to-day have been only 200 bales, at sett, 119 l) ; William Briault, 371 1) ; and Mark Cox, 138 13.-At onr market this day we resew sabletwrily; aoth eft tho Mrkfleat aid - f . d • f the old It appeared by the temisecry of • rssidr:nt in the berm that Me 08 .. .._• ... .irik .. = ~. a w rlo of o __._,. _ ihmit. _ wow wwww ;we wool d oom w o o ww ww j os = wo tie. or int ilhng, o e o crop, and Bc. to felt . of the new. 1) ;in 11.1.e.seshe-place. the boy lived with his paresis, et 41, Vine -street, Wertria- tr o f= ho ~.T ,_,,_ o_ o, l'' ..'".". ...... what regrew is de peters. Or errket le leak Good middling fair is at 9c. to 91c. Flour is dull, but St. tkrgeant Bushell, whose eyes bore obvious evidence of ster, and on the night of Tends, het was beard MAW* Zr om i. m a g u ,.%.,;'7,1,7a a--- 0 --r--. 7 ,.. i ., 77 ......66.10.0.7.1..d..., xr d...." - rat......01..ez- Louis is firm, at 4 doh. Bacon, sides, sell at 11c. to 111 c. the savage treatment he had exPerienced. deposed that at down stair, Th e n a g on da m ay gamag t g, the wife of the kr same sopoothem body of boolp. Irby aaa wa 1di1" =„t ria Z ig. ...... 1.1 2.„......,.... 4 2....jaeaid......... 1181 2_ 1112 ,_._ 01 . and shoulders Bc. to 81e. Prime lard, in barrel , is worth about two o'clock that morning, when Paining by • mews witness exclaimed, "My Oak he boo got out of the aft. mina OW win nil Ms hada sal la. 6 - oowwww • wlig o - - Th i jr - ' - - ii r m i m . -""` a'"" "'•""' 10e. to 100.; in Imes Ile. to 111 c. Cotton freights to • haws hod wad &Rand in time settriibourtung of Harewood-square, Wiliam Cum- dow ;" and when they west to leek in the yer there the Other imam ma* mtheellog, Alm* bee mat ow l as - ii - g - F og iaa atata g y aa , o w. w ww w . w w w, Liverpool are at Id. nun. fuelled out and struck him a violent blow in the th ee. roM lad was found, Vies la an aserible slate ea the Mae cgs Por Month Mthothol• Meth rod Poi MOO Ma= deed pow. la dles w ww ato ne tf , t i s h on .", e , James quickly followed him, and huth prisoner thee fell Paving beneath: Ha woo takt* 0 die WolemblesT ink nen me an pensed, pass ars sneallia la lb ihs ._ _ . Is alma= ea ahr-asw Swam le nese the wanly la sell=eario al very wwwwo l ••••• • dim ," : 11•••• •. Ulla •*••• 41 ••••• to DA /i c y on his, threw him down, and kicked him repeatedly when tat, end seen by Mr. Parity, the brae ruser, wh i rl at Isnlylenre seism Loom of the IMpt. tato km temilliseo me steamWEA THER TABLE. on the ground. Ile called loudly for the police. Two cab- covered • fracture 08 the roll, (tor Irish. st d hwordies •:- Ors. Vie qr. lariey. weariss o 101; Per. atily - psi worm lam heaths Ala stamoddog walk= la the washers came to his INSeiltaaees Calla" the Prisoners, and of the brain, he sehesgratly died. Mr. Crew the mar 413. haelga smith, Mg dibmolag that toted of Mt Wait inmerlally. MONDAY SEPT. 8 • 1851. held them until some comuibles esane up. Witness here en. Me, stated that the pat at which the Th° lu tr ** •• • * Wl* **Mt medal r °d° °ar ia. The Mtats of the Wea th er at each sof the ' fell • ' lame a t err ber Ovumross Sep. 6.-Tbsre has net yet bees a large Mame mai mark sai et Ms aaalliiw. Tea sm. et the . owing p kiwi, d a h.,,,,H a l of h a ir, a ma t h e sa id th e p r i usse m had gone out was at the top of the landing. HS wee mkt sel , =II of WM Wan, ea es satim a imilassor a OIL Tie wa s wgo wo k o w w o ww ww w; l a o wo o o ei to w t . -mo ot day N i ne o dock on Saturday morning. The stations are lona trout hi. head. prised that no coo bad gone out bee" it wee so was sr*, Ire his es allsootles la swat that the embee, boasea a grawas as lopasma in Ibis MAME TM mull* is Gram of latitude. Rote rt Mdburne mad the other conetables deposed to the The jury returned a verdict "Thee the dessesed= WO/Ww_____l now two • edit lousr• *l* or mot, tor Moonlit WW I 0 .'1 4 Wank 1.144 bomb; Nen e NH; nature of the months , ale. to 445. ed ; wan to Va. • no, Salo ies. Oala We lids in,liries caused by accidentally falai from an unprotected diete r 07= He. to aar. • damilatea _ thswls 49 Beth in tamale el say Name of Plea. GOWN a Strength of Wind. Wish Mateo! Weather. ye knew uer Ore, Sidi sre a. a 411. per bet. Mr. Ling cud it War one of the most aggravated caves of wiadow.“-Dearx PROM SOMMAMBELISII.--en lia t h at misu lltrAll iffinuom. b pi. 6.-Tbera was c goo d ed 'a d e boor Sor welt ro roe bo• Moog bolo ding, oir MK Mimeo -.--- ar atilt . t,st brought before him. Mr. Carter held an inquest, at ths lias Tavern giant" sew thet Ma et ale meet sail derselia leapt sow mall ship. tww:-.,..-„*--"" N. Gentle Breeze Partially Cindy Mss Wheat WNW MOD BMWs; the quilted' Ing egad N. Cloudy rit e pr, r. Jaw. Cummins, said his clothes had been street, East-lane, W thetorth, is to the de 01 mm• g j agg gem, sem sm. us mum own we 1 se. me t h * slamos, at ham so pot so Ismair.lons In Oats. The se amm , m -- torn to rill...aid. by the police, and 13s. taken out of his pocket., Mary Johnson, aged 91, • • lady lately readialjdotri tra mina erns rare Net willingly " a hv the a g weve. rum mast sailms passly as In serkaa . la name matte e 4 - ,7,W.T e .... William Cuminins said that one of the constables gave No. 11, Richmond-street. The Lassa was a The amiss iron Balms win aeon boo it mud Watt el on ...... * * 1•*•• ••l• am agg l7 °lib° n ovo l'lmalo wool of it ' . 00, r05T......- Ina a kick tu Ms jaw • which turned his bead on his shoal- lady, under the care of a woe, tad on Wednesday all der thr the hasseselltere le drum Mosby the prom retake .... mb. •"'•"•• w.....••d*T off .... o dt• Odds ban masuinento her i tehilteme N.E. Gentle Ergese Cloudier don. night, by mote means, left her slospag apartment, gua fiar wear thmisimi. ilMst a iL ad. ar ais a i led be Mho , Wart as nein Is neglected ; inn, Hannon ........ A constable here entered the witness box, end informed wandered about the upper part of the house as else bed . brae end to the In aro the Mil Ms* - Ma aelgeeilrha laiiiafflEbd• 'I. Dot. Auirrur ...- N.E. Strong Brom Pithily Cies.dy his worship that James Cummins had been tried at the Old done before. At an early hour on Thursday :Whal. wita imbed* es. U. le la It; W. Id. to WATahm a Sept 6.- Anodise week of line FOY:Oran a rld. Essay, as. U. is is. ed. Osta la Si lc ta fL; alt 2s. tel , maw la Bailey, leo March , and sentenced to four months' imprison- young man heard a heavy fall, and vibes he =llto to is. ate *mo th Me memo a large portion or tociintom Beam, old. Is. M. to ta. IL ; on& 3a. ild. tab. Md.; tont Mir rep In wry Mr Mar; * rain keep off foe Sae swarms • - N.R. Strom mem Partieny Gong num fur an swank. the street he saw the deceased lying on dr poorer in aa. ft. to h. 7d. Pees, Is. M. to 45.; itow whits halm la ed. to . Illt on sun in nun albs laht to a mese in ma OREENWICII N.N.E. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Constable 8 D stated that the prisoner James had been state of nudity. Mr. M. 11. Perrin, the tgas was NIRTFORD, Sept. 6.-The market to-day was fairly sup- reo stelles el wbrumithas erre= toinsreass, Seim , * -.... Lg. thalls Brum rorthlti awd7 confined for one month fur assaulting him. called, but the deceased, who had sustained a w ollalemboa of paeo with bath old and are wont; bat wow. mites rally gag. he r hoe PlegOlotoil ag silt; Pro of re former have she.?? , Mr. Mr. Loup, after remarking that the assault was one of a the spinal column, expired in half an hour afterwards. It ported. We have ao saw ted . Briny awing: grinding palloW mai "'moo blzkoLbellt Wil wm There have been no ULaCCa•caa • •••• N.E. Pine Woo if Most seriue. usture, end that the primmer' wen characters was inferred that the deceased had walked out of one of gulls* , math MAW. ate ruled doll. rem and Means ad at last ~_ "*. NM Mast (Potwar* mar , Cowmen, N.E. Cloudy of the neat dangerous description , fined theta Ms. each for the windows on the second fluor, as the flower-pots were wiek's pears. P"." 4 :-Wbest, from Ms. to Sas. ''. Oen.- eonsuni t th d as become - W i en . .• N. Orals anew °mese the two awault. on Milburne and Neil, or fourteen days' im. Maud removed, and the window wide open. The jury re- wad. mew. ey. . r ez, 0 .., t y, , i ts • pit ar. of the nth Moll eberaseth emionosplm spouts wareely any- cocce•orse •••••••-•• ••• 1 •• ( tootle Bit** , eaeraill , ( l a ud , its. to Ma gar Last terr a Oa. tO 2111. Earee, les. to pia. •••. he 100 *as. flaw how *Sr lo• Timm ti • Wheat. C`amithaa pri.na t ent for each. lie furthermore sentenced James tamed a verdict of" Accidental death."-Diteou IN ERB Aye, Lis. to Da. white. par Sir. let to law; ea rem, irs. to to. ea. Wilpikna I r.a. liniwwwwAn•••••••••••• tCe.. Ossile pew Clo"us 1111113illt to time months', and William' Rumania to two SPOUTINO Fiato.-An inquest was taken on Friday even- K INDA, Sept . 0.-At ourmar ket this morning' we had L e /I" ri t t "4 .,..t s oo l llis " 98. T.1.1.' " Z" Illii**••••7 . *LI ' * BT "'" au Meath*: israpriginment. the firs for committing three, and ing by Mr. W. Carter, in • small cottage at Cheeriest', near a poi se ono* now who www wwwe t owboat w to o wa m t - --,..- -----: - --•- Isr la atoms, lie to us; V suitors a Hine tle latter two, amaulte on the police. lkigate, on the body of Mr. James Sharman, aged 25, a. d ta. , gnaw am, magma veg. ono. a o q .t. =LP l L"'''' * * a; P °••• °*•••4. o ‘ ••• to , l'• &I: French. ` t win" •Ps N.B. Pine U. to kis. Od.; red, 225. in, Op tb. tid. Barley, miiirt. kernel* N. LAMBETH. farmer. The deceased was out on his estate with two dogs, whim old, M e ad. loath pm Yodel W der _gm SU lo lea ed. aw, rat Ii Oen Its. Dalis. GL N.E. Very Ine Matthew Mika" the young man who has been in en,. on Thursday last, where be levelled his gun. and fired at a Otto, Clad id, 101 d. is WL per slaw ; now, In is na. On o write, par it stone. L'lmaT lee. it tIO 118•014 desk. es. Site lea. M. Row, supertioe. per g , atiammit N. Very Sae tidy fur threc %colts past on a charge of receiving a gold covey of partridges. The report was heard by a shepherd's LANCAMM, w a s t - Th e madam wain s ended sh e ha ed , a Mk. 014 as. ales.: thirds, No s to alc; Lamm , N.N.W. Cloudy piu, • sever pc mil .ease, and the tippers of a pair of slippers, boy, who went to the field, and saw the deceased lying flee elplat, all la which will be at peel Meat M the mt. leentmtla to um. Lisa Orra, ream. Ire. fd. to 16s. ed.; CRearnwaLD from a youeg woman named Mary Ann Boreksm, the pro- downwards, with a dog by his side, and the gun under his rending mere _ market sum. We Maw' w a til i ie...• AWWWW Pam Mg red. lease ne.84.; Trask sidle sea yellow. U 01.111,411) WAWA WIMIWIA pert; of h t r master, well knowing them to have been stolen, body. He hail died front apoplexy. Verdict accordingly. et ii. nu blegi O l tr i L L i 1 7...., .... e w o woo oboonowno ow: Us. Ulan. gam ad a I a lint • . 1.1". 15" itiptawili= fg,„ al. 9.111117111 L, N.E. Ilse and, further, on suapition of being concerned in the death K g, la ; Wally lb. to lis Ile.Skl. Llmacooly..... I 4 .w. Oestle Brom Claimer ' F ATAL ACCIDENT AT TUE CADOGAN PIEIL-On Meth 01110• Mel vane a lasdni ism la esir We shape. to lel t•d. Mesa MA Mr cwt, la , ro - it. ed. ounear, per M.,..IbST/Ll N.E. Very the of the unfortunate yeses woman, was placed at the bar fee w ard . • ht • • w as gon e l ate h x 11- ww an. en Inn at. per Nan; Ira elm to hen md. old cwt., Gs. ed. to Ga. 61. ism, pat it Wm, 4a. to la. ed. Import. Laws N.E. Ma final examinatiou. Mr. Phali nif th an e aroa Arms Milfordasne Strand on Miriam the melt: toad One., 1,740 Gee. Moor, 120 Orts. Exports; Ton N. Mu Mr. Mak.m , as on a former occasion, attended for the a ,. - P s ' ' . " lemur, Rya 11.-We bed a small attendance at **°'• 6s br it •i "4°E. 4; °alas • •awl Flaws at° mu; ( lotto . 1 , "' CAMS N.W. Ciala Principally Cher prvocutian, and Mr. Hobkr for the defence. emu of Mrs. Jane W oo d s. of L Eaton-place Boast St; cwt. reammocou :Z... t & eh . , whose death ... aliened to bine E a t on-p la ce, ea • market; Mattes kews( What auto spa to the demand, Wi lt will be recollected that on the 15th of the last month ""*`" Wen 1,.. kw ~,i , ma gm a ay goiag tam auk sod ism week , . ru m KILEALDT, Sept. 6.-At our coun tr y markets this neck e n ' N.U. Calm Partially Cloudy the neglect a the crew a the Bridegroom steam-boat atN.E. Fins the .leir,l'il. who was then 16 years of age, and servant to t,„,,,„, • 'Van We* oreerisd. sette r was Is brder supply at previous 1 wil boa owl Iffile o ld gra i n Witeinir, wbiab le as wanted dm we ' t e" 4 " n "" i ' l -- Mr. bat ~ other to the emanuttee of bankers, and residing "'"'ean pier. A solicitor was present on the part of the pekoe; mar erre era at last week's miss. in Felll'hur,h-street, City, had l o t the house of her master, steasa.acat Peny. The evidence was of the most con- ; ens or two souks of new Barley were shwa, but We Bum= Mitatinena, &Ft 6.At oar market this morn* no I *I N = at 6 •7 "id Id" Wm wa. ha to whet reit io Wee Buie Co -.... . mud a few dap afterwaras was fund drowned in • pond, Laing character. The deceased, with her husband and mew ossond to as who or www, plow undo, wow% ow; ' win wont *boo. with di7 imitberi we thlLeseeet • • tease aaWy. et ''''' in a lotirk.lll'l.l, Bristow - hill. Some days after her deep. Ilia nay we hed • malt amply of old sat, Ilia was Ma saw friende, were on Sunday evening last (the 31st Aug.), goad maim vitedier Lan te s, mintabied Oa ealrelley u w a 1. 0 . . Tolman N. by L Pine Vacy fine between 7 and 8 o'clock, waiting at the Cadogan pier , Chel- of thie My &mirth Ow sad la madorth , am o = g al raw woe nag* bard , bat armee ..oui.. suspicion attached to the praoser, and 11 boat Bride ~ 0 haetrive supported kis vatea u emthluim e *E' la thy awn Latina haring Is, II Iti,COVCred that he hail in his poesoadon various ma, for a when thegroom came alongside. It f .Meas. per hawk a said a its. THIS DAY, Noox. art icier. e 1... Is he had received from the demand, and had seemed clear that the deceased in getting from the dummy MAIELEGILEVEaIr Sept 6,- TIE/ **Ow ailia. the ors - MOW WWW, WrjAhise trona 3 a to NOW Pir emu; wadi omat Pere. rem were only her arias eid BMW .... sad allita4 a die Coarse a WM. Strenetb el dried. State of the Wea ther. actua;ly in .ty a present of a gold pin to • young woman to the steam-boat did not go by the shifting bridge whisk ilowwwwl isi tb• Mimi boa bsoitM horTrio it Mows , heel M a We. Far qr WOWS Ilim Vigo WIT swats th Mold, N.E. Gentle Breese. Principally Cear. fie la eel from the the for the ' Mtheffielle• lila en sow masa 1 a thit gas bus has nieb odd readily at lam moth m. i g e ,. gg a aj . to The returns from the following plasm did not reach hit whiten he 'sae courting which he hod received from the p c one to other convenient* et issimom us aim= t ... a _ in di sissum . in 4a. ... massing r m.. be was taken into custody. At the led mud- m a amt* in time for publication on Saturday; they passengers, but in attempting to step from the dummy Is w w wo wo od ;W e woo ow w wwww o o w oo l oom Iw o a cw,, heady Bul a a t Z' e°B ' l• Mt ' 4•101 INA Ifs ed • "-- - - there fen the Bridegroom, a distance at the part she was of neat nation tlo lather of the deceased expressed a stroog desire . . MOS wr iiii aid AWL littleb wet alba Me et bla per bag a Us. to sin isdieate the state of the weather on Friday morning at that the belly of his daughter should be exhumed. three feet, she missed her foot hold and fell into the west, wa rages eran Tie mew el Irby it sei tworrises - nine &deck. Mr. Curse Smith Led made &poet modem examine- and went down with the tide. It was of mane twilled. IIIIIIM• all trierillhist iri lishiSais eiri is ElDANEit_wall WE we IirRDWARK-Burilsolui L-Ille rem' Immica E. 1 Calm Overniat tin. and her head was seen three or four now amen no sawbertrollelea 111 110Latt IL le OIL • sow L me. to Nu swans a Inn bah le tho town aad ille awthrass leis most MUILIVIMA 1N W Cans I °reread a former occasion, attended for the Trosicution, and Mr. Hobler for the defence. It will be recollected that on the 15th of the last month the des-eased, who was then 16 years of age, and servant to Mr. Items, officer to the eoramittee of bankers, and roadies ill Fenchurdi-street, City, had left the house of ►er master, and a few cloys afterwaras was found drowned Ia a in a brick-field, Brixton-hill. Some days after her dieap pC3faI2CC some suspicion attached to the prisoner, aad baring !wen discovered that he hail in his possession varicose articles eb:,•b he bad received from the deceased, and had actually in tie a present of a gold pin to a young woman whom he was courting which he had received from the mussing ,rt'.. be was taken into custody. At the last mai nation tin, tether of the deceased esprei.cd a strong dciare that the body of his daughter should be exhumed. Mr. Cornelius Smith had made &post martens examina tion. Mr. nobler remarked that the surgeon's certificate of the 1K,31 ',wilco. examination bad removed any stigma attaching to the memory of the deceased. Mr. El.,ott observed that the conduct of the prisoner, in telling falsehoods about the property gave to him by the deceased, * MI highly reprehensible, and the inquiry respect ing the death of the deceased was very raper. Though the fact had not been elearly;shown an the Matenasiaatitm, it was non perfectly manifest that the deseeeei had left the house of hir master inconsequence of her being seemed and charged with taking the property of her master, and there was nothing in the evidence to attach to the prisoner the higher crime of causing her death. Taking into considera tion the prisoner's go character, he discharged the prisoner with a INIIVUI C.1.1.1t140 as to his future conduct. SOUTUWABS A young rasa attiedeciiie court to to ask Mr. Ingham whether he could give a =ea in custody who had cheated him at cards la ens al the carriages d the Greenwich Railway. Applicant said he ear ben Greened& with a Mask Jamethat mends& oldie the twin en passaias e • ilk' y, the mama omplLebrei 11le id& ten elm ' sea, inadaed cook t a d is laa Aga mat =ls be walks sow Ibis lis amans ad bit Mai wart Ilma ail Waal ‘167 water, but it was alleged by the husband and his &brads that no effort was made to me her by the crew of the steamer, except throwing out a mop, which did not reach where she was, and that the captain of the steamer, when he heard some one was overboard, put the boat down about • dozen yards, and the deceased not being found he re turned back to the pier to take in his passengers. There was a great rush of passengers to the boat at the time. On the other side it was stated by a most respectable witness, Kr. John Churtield, of 3d, Dowgate-hill, and borne out by others, alit the man when he put the bridge called out for them all to wait, and they would have plenty of time to get an board ; but the deceased and others stepped from the dummy to the steamer. But it seemed evident that as soon as possible the captain directed the boat to the 'pet, and looked after the deceased for seven or eight minutes. It was also said that an oar was thrown out to her. After a wry I=g inquiry, the jury returned a verdict of " Acct.. deatal &ath," but added that they could not separate without urging the directors of the company to have boat hooks eu hoard their vessels, and to prevent persons step ping drew the dummy to the boat. Tax aurtwoos CONVICTS.—The two convicts r is z h o lig o l ed LA week tram the ceetaartabligateatos theteat it 4•604, or NAM MABLOOlklirei, Sept. 6.—The wesither Maw the sois soosuma et the harvest. hes Pen keessehho M boner. al welsh are were aieekt ; al ilke yak les Peso esouseille Y koalas ; rd. is the vide ibe eesseels era Am. kg. Al leelressekt there wee is leseerri ellelisse, sad a kfr ingges et Mr 4_lW aid aser), *di vest silk ask at last widespellelkek amp* ee lady lista. sal trammdcas Milk =Om el spin kes ere II twirl soil pless Illestell, NI. le 4k.; ren e ks. 404. sott qt. Irseshek Se. le Is. 64. par lb" N. es. , 211 s. to ils. per ark. HARDWABLE.—Buun so umi, _. 6.—The traria et kale tor is the tort sad AIM ortrest to wet eatieleseny. The retrtk rasa et tke Bier et Tray kord ea TY= edit* a kree triers la essorris ere ths eleseger- L et a me= le 644 111111 Lb Ite abe i = et Are ll el thr are 4,41941111.; Om drake ea berme la re le oath et The taper et kr alms Ire lerersd ehlati. Ware lire yeas the esker et kb seeds hr !steel MAK a math. re ke wer arrlpies et briars ma mem minlimme the molts re slosilli as 4 surraelle Wassedev Me the reallb at lek. Ilk% It sue (mere Ihe howl raw) WM. spirt It i Art le the err verb ettke m s te s Weal rt the Isere mkt the held re redister d. . si t ar ke samet the eherarbas MO reders , mak mated. kb of prt estaila haw Irma seethe =kr Ibby en de. war ea al el veer mg at Onalte sag la the sellakkeer. ber booker seepkeelk at era lI Me soda led, en ea. Earntde Mar The wake et then eas Ise beim rearsl owe It t. raft Os het tr kw areths. Mr leasedei that they art be het rke et umber Oar were to be Irk prebe lift* the e Pa ist li ate t Mkt Oar a pestemmed Mr r tot verb erearst Wry be reartra a rear mares re beta ern& bet le thk the aloe ter Weer to rad& The U. brae Is nate brier. Ilp are orree, sad • the la pries ot k. U. pee tea his Sara Ora X.C. °Nal Biwa. Principelly asst. The returns froze the following pima did not reach this Whoa in time for publication on .day ; they therefore indicate the state of Use wesethwr on Friday morning as nine o'clock. lina.ocua N.W. N.W. Iliamrseux hersasosovem Came WICITIIT N.B. DLILLOISTOO. . N. bi Calm Overcast Calla Overeaat Gentle Breese Overcast Gentle Breese overeat Strong Bram Partially Cloudy Calm Rain Strong Breeze Prinaipally Meer Wong Reeves Partially Cloudy Castle Breese Partially Cloudy NairManieMeset-Trita, tl.—The - weather slate the Mod ter boss re dm ems pert hormable but re Wig edam* Wet la el the =Mums immresed kre. amides me rle eterestre the meth edgier/sr ter mg I sear. Onesse mod spits oat. rest Wheat hes Ira prigeastra, he Ow semahles est seiner prate air& elle ben leseahtte wish& The woe rise the rem% were bee Mal elm* • dr ememmtive demand baying boa espedimme tar Whir sae Ylor at Vert reser. new, sad, SUN Ter etthisedia le kiss ads I the sweat irehe Tem Ws bola them% geomestre hew twee sperel, sem her tree MI the arm tael.n.e law he .et leseeera atintlee the best Darr sod temeseeles mai mhos st taa t re e Sta mi c a leerbea greed MAL per brie, oder pea drew. Us Mew ressisei Ere the me els =Me ast apse resemity et the Flea ce Whet es beemehee, =rot bee wee* Ism nese Is seer ft be la laddlort the wise et sel. aa waft mos is be eremea. ZurrPortas NNW la 411.60.1 Some the arm sobeer• Were pare de Mere At ea. mete Ws mores we Is • Tad amber et Wire tree the swiret midi we abiervel • kw wefts at g o r e:r ig a wry resew inehlea, awl de revels resters size erre tree timer = ul elle sea atiletra deem whiter the sew sermerlei tram eiwEllea Sit v anle= a aim Mt in tot• ride* disc TOE yr WI log EMIGRATION ADVANCES.—There is an act of par liament in force, which was passed at the close of the late lICIMiOII, under which money authorised to be advanced by former acts fur the improvement of landed property may now be advanced to facilitate emigration from certain dis tressed districts of Scotland. The act recites the prevalence of great diatreu in Scotland, " which would be most effectu ally relieved by affording facilities for the voluntary emigra tion of a portion of the population of those districts, and It is expedient to enable owners of land in the said highlands and Wand. to defray the whole or irt of the emigration of ri: s = idnesVirch of eitnals,gl=ge: tbsir Maim for that room Milks warm as don on now aadiatlesa to do amity Os son woonows4 fir of Infoonnoat." TbkisiipannOinninnon on mid, awl Oa Pasksaisommieres an to mike shisemblikthsTemounis It asks Os advessis la rtri rimpliNameisisi CATTLE.—ilanair.—This important sad ediasive L.. dap" (MU. tale wnahmtrd Most oali-Oor on Iskshm meralr m tie raiklarlian d. kap dm at brookra awl Mkt irm. vitro massnlel Y d nark Ur endioo & la Ink kr mak dream I edfralkr S man Man This I rart at !Mk MO by prises le le ble &wit la as pub. ~~ SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. lON ”Ithipping Cle:ette CASUALTIES. autV.List. Elisabetta, Marcivicb, from Ibmila, which put in here 21st August, bound to Queenstown, is leaky, and has pumped up gram.—Malta, Aug. 23. John and Mary, Wishart, from Leghorn to London, put into this port 26th August, rather leaky, but bus sines I p roceeded .—. Gibraltar, Aug. 31. SEABORNE MAILS. DI *rano taw W watts en sent tram the General Post.oflioe ay the ight—emtl Y N the me ehte—tiespeteh.l Day wham lamb up From what L Soma! Pull. Port i Van Othcar Lurks. asspatcht.J. tlaa. --4. 16.0.13 ...... Llmepout 'Hied I dept. 16 I Sept. 17 vouthompto9 Sept. If ; 14th of the tomb, rlimo.ita ....dept. $ ; Iftla33•th gown. Dower iept.lll i Maly Dover 6th of the swath nouthmatttoa Seat. 16 'nth of the month Southampton Szpt. 16 lada.l7thof mouth Sunthatekten Sept. 3 14th of the mouth elymaath "dept. 6 7thl7tl97thof mita Duerr ' , Witt. 10 tatthl7thohanath Southampton. :Sept. 3 aton.,Wed.,klfri.l. Southamptua. Tu.'t tt.ia Mb of tha =oath Southampton. Sept. 5 ; Twice ;tally Dowel ; toter AL 1 /thl7th27thaf tacm Dever Sept. 10 i Fay lk Vrl4a4 Louden l'hee..dat I Wedum. it datnr. Loadoin. ; 1/th of Um mouth Southamptha Sept. 20 ; Twins datly 1 201.14 of the month lostruutptun Sept. 23 71.11.24th0f math Dew Sept. IS Southampton. Sept. 23 Darer . Southsnupt.,e Sept. 3 i ematheraptoa Sept. 16 , Dow (dept. 10 1 Dover;Sep'. 19 Done &tvt. 12 Southampton Sept. 16 tiatthampton Sept. 5 Dover .... ... Soathamptot • Sept. 22 Southampton / Sept. 5 s.l (v) are couveyei by iserien(lyirit.priet ti ameriaa(by United Itates pseliet) N Averina(bylLlitalevkll Africa ( West Comet) —.V tleseadria• .11 WV , * ll Brasil 84011015 Ayres Celffunds(vta Ciair;plll Cape of Ono 4 Ilupe ConatanUnopla ... Central Amoeba ll Chin name ...... N I tiambui.„. ...... Maligns • belaad. X s N WI& MA Beat ws vt )X [Adis N liscUterruma(vls 'upon) IY Otuacria blanciLu) N Mule) Madeira UAW N 1'117341 Stave Perm Tocany! ...... Wan INMAN ll Want Image (except Kr vanaa.sa!l.l....stul *t. . "01 I ind of t►e math' 19th of the moat► 7th,17th,1904271h Itlethof the month I 3thlOthiStbof moo SILISN7St4ofi • The mails to t►oo .ranch pocket •ia Mu• 17th of the month are;oVtieipitthdill liiur ibTOirnik; lawpraa lanath pantries thee mar red from C At by every ARRIVED. eia the tide States I picket. Roos-a! Gramma'. September 6, tram_ /mann Ifiumuium-it Orivesend, - September 5, from Emden Aaa-at °reverted, September 7, from trchanged Auxes-rat Graemeed, September 7, from ....... ... . - ..IMaters Arsenics-et Gravesend, September 7, from Arous-off Shields, September 5, from New York Braaten-off Sunderland, September 8, from. Quebec Barnes OAK-at Sunderland, September 4, from St. John's Ilara.ow-at Gravesend, September 7, from .Mueetrood BRUIT AND EMMA-at Liverpool, September 6, from ?Music Beane-off Gums/town, September A from Galata Cmuuse-off Deal, reptember 3, from I..en autumn-at Grarrsend, September 7, from Dantate Cam. Aaerns-at Gravesend, September 7, from Denmark Camuss Hamar -at Gravesend, September 7, from...Oottenburg Dusurnr-at Gravesend, September 5, from Denmark isamegret-at Shields, September 3, from Quebec MataLi MIA QUana-at Shields, September 5, from Quebec Iteaus-at Gravesend, eeptember 7, from Peteresurg Earns-at Gravesend, September 7, from Stu:Warr:lld Zama -at Gravesend, September 7. from Archangel Bummers -at Gravesend, neptember 7, from Gottenourg noes MINDS- at Gravesend, September ?, from Norway TIMM WILMILMIMI-IM Gravesend, September 6, from.. Archangel IfAstumr- at Gravesend, September 6, from ........... .... Nareray Otunr--at Dartmouth, September 8, from Labrador GaAs owes-at Gravesend, September 7, from Archangel Hatcros-at Gravesend, September 7, from ....... Gothenburg Holz -at Ommeend, September 6, from Ortega JAMB-at Gravesend, September 3, from Archangel LYDIA --at Gravesend, September 6, from Gothenburg LIMA-at (11111,aead, September 3, from Rostock MAOMMr-at Gravesend, September 3, tram Bremen Menu-at Gravesend, September 7, from Darrtese PAnstoos-at Gravesend, September 5, from Archangel Qus....v -at Portsmouth, September 3, from London • Torbay, September 3, from London ravesend, September 7, from Sundswald September 7 Archangel SOPHIA -at ii - elL,7lL —. .:;::"m iicsWesept«nter EL from 1L BAILED. &samosa—from Queenstown, September 4. to London A11.1..m —from Gravesend, September 6, to Jamaica AINIAOIIACII.-111,111Grairewntl, September 6, to P. Philip ASASEW-from Gravesend, 'September 6,._ . tee Corfu .. AURORA- from Liverpool, September 6, to Perna Boom - from Bristol, Septemter 6, to Tricots COSTA KICA-from Gravesend, September 6, to Punta Arenas Cant. Fuer -from Liverpool, September k, to Stettin Ceases ic--from Liverpool, September 8, to New York DON Pomo IL-from tatiornatowa, September 4, to London Bottom-from Liverpool, September 8, t 0.... liteestate-from Liverpool, September 6, to New York 1 limes WASS from Liverpool, September 6, t 0.... Calcutta Isms -from Liverpool, September 6, to Quebec lateraiimace-from Gravesend, September 7, to New York Jose -from Groomed, September 6, to Odessa James Cowman:a-from Liverpool, September 6, to Restock Jerome -from Liverpool, September 6, to Stralswod Jaws Sours--from Liverpool, September 6, to Venice Lupo Gurus-nom Gravesend, September 7, to Hoiden Meow-from Groomed, September 6, to New' ealand Marline-from Gravesend, iimSember 7, to W. C. Africa Mocomi. Axes. o -been Grameend, September 7, to Wales Moue-from Liverpool, September 6, to Stettin Mewerre-from Liverpool, September 6, to .....M. Thomas 111117 , 4r0111 Liverpool, September 6, to St. Thomas Manor. eau Jura-from Liverpool, September 6, to overt* NAJADNII-from Liverpool, September 6, to Nye Carleby Out YJSOWD-tram Gravesend, September 7, to Liverpool Derem-erem Plymouth, September 3, to London Osemote-from Liverpool, September 6, to Now Orions OAS-from Liverpool, September 6, te .Jaemel I.I“SILS-from Liverpool, september 6, to Mobile Foliose-from Liverpool, September 6, to Mobile POTS/TATI-fam GrATlbrild, Sept. 6, to Van Diemen'A Land Bouen-from Gnawed, September 7, to Gibraltar Itemume-from Liverpool, September 6, to Cronetalt bosom-from Liverpool, September 6, to Malaga SWST -from Liverpool, September 6, le B. Ayres Swaim/a-from Li September 6, to Bergen Soma% Fanueo-fret Nr4fol, September 6, to Odessa Turns-tram Liverpool, September It, to Charleston Tome-frum thaveeend„ September 6, to Sydney Wu. AND Maass-tree l Plymouth, September 4, to P. p Wet eau name-from libielde, September 4, to Wyburg VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Gilmore (t) ague), keeling to the westward, Sept. 3, let. 49.13, low. 7.10 N. Quebec (barque), steering westward, Aug. SO, let. 33.13 N, los. 30 W. PORT OF BRISTOL.—A meeting of the mercantilo interests of Bristol this week resolved upon the establish ment of a Chamber of Commerce, to act co-operatively with the ancient Guild of Merchant Venturers in matters con nected with the commercial advancement of the port. The master and wardens of the Merchants' Society are to be ex officio president and two of the vice-presidents of the new chamber, whose meetings are to be held at the Merchants' Hall ; and there is likewise to he a committee with a work ing chairman. In the course of the proceedings Robert Bright, Esq., of the extensive mercantile firm of Gibbs, Bright, and Co. ' of Bristol and Liverpool, brought forward some statistics to show the progressive increase in the shipping of the former port, from which it appeared that the foreign inward trade had been as follows: 1848—ships, 499 ; tonnage, 117,131. 1819—ships, 680 ; t0nnage,133,702. 1850—ships, 672; tonnage, 130,590. 1851—ships, 734; tonnage, 149,591. In addition to this the port has a large Irish, coasting, and Channel Island trade, and it is antici pated that the recent reduction of 50 per cent. on the port dues on sugars, and the total abolition of those hitherto charged on teas, coffee, dte., will have the effect of greatly augmenting the foreign imports. DEPARTURE OF TILE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER ELTROPA.—On Saturday afternoon, at half - peat four o'clock, the British said North American royal mail steam ship Europa, Captain Lott, left the Mersey for Boston and Bali fax, having on board the usual mails for the United States and the British provinces, 150 passengers, and a good cargo. Previous to her departure a dejeuner was served up on board, to which the Inspector-General of the Post-office (who was in Liverpool on official business) and some of the chief officers of the port of Liverpool were invited. [Advertisement,]—Prraons afflicted with Seamy, Scorbutic Ilusnotm, or Marne, of the Skin, should use Holloware Ointment and rine: -Scurry, ringworm, end other cutaneous disorders are engendered by the impurity of the blood, and the only sore meson toeradiate such complaints ie to undergo • course of Holloway's Pills, at the same time applying externally his invaluable Ointment. Carte performed by %me wonderful mediates.' are daily attested, proving their setaeleltlng ••• In purifying the blood, strengthening the ionstitatko, andrelishing health. They are equally certain in the cure of cancerous sores, ulcerated wounds, and glandular 'whims, and persona so afflicted should have immediate recourse MM..* excellent medicints.—Sold by all drupelets; and at Proemial. Estabilslusent, 214, Strand, magus. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. GROVE—Seot. 4, at galhhery, the wife of T. P. Grove, Esq., of beagry House, Wilts, of a son and heir. PTMAN.—Sept. 5, at Forteubtensee, Kentish-town, the wife of Mr. 0. B. f.yenan, of a daughter, still-born. THA hP.— Sept. 4, at the %learn% Chippenhant, Combridgeehire, the wife of the Be.. A. J. Tharp, of • daughter. MARRIAGES. BRADRURY—DREW.—Sept 4, at Stoke neat-Guildford, A. Brad bury, E.q., of We.ver's 11011, London, to Ellen, fourth daughter of G. Drew, Esq., of Gollilked and streatitam, Surrey. BUDDRN—NEWTON.—Sept. 5, at Notting bill, by the Rev. Wll ham Reber's, Mr. Samuel Sodden, to I.sa, third daughter of W. M. Newton, Req., of Ladbrok• square, Nottfug•hill. HILL—RABB.--At Landow. Car. D. C. Hill, 75th Regt.* sou of the Isle Yaj u.Gen. Sir D. K.C.8., to Emma Georgmar dsulder of the let. Lialt...oms. J. Rom, C.B. JRRMYN—JERMTN.—Sept. 4, at Southarotd, Suffolk, R. F. fer ny.. Eaq., Lieut. Indian Navy, to Louisa Em 67, youngest daughter of J.Jsrmyn, Esq, of fiontheold. DEATHS. 00EL— Sept. 3, at lianmg747,Vent.:ool. T. Boger, Ell., late of the Royal AlMllery, aged 7s. :780L—At Marlon-gum Dublin, Lady Mary Nom daughter of Anthony, ehtbUt Earl of Meath, and relict of A. Knox, Esq., Cut. Ea, Mayo, and Woodstock, Wicklow. I,IO4OCIL—Mag. la, et Rugby, Admiral Leoacek, aged 77. 'AYLOR.—Sapt. 4, et No. 14, Weebourne.terriearoad, Paddington. after a ling Ham, Charlotte, the belortel wife or George Lalwell Maybe, of Hple-parkequare, sad of liroadatehs, Kent. 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