The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-07 00:00:00

..Lik Wee eyes," suss Ity the two Kim Williams asei Mi. Dally, Wee repeated, la esessegeseee d Oa WM Impseeige they eveigatly mei ea tbsersilgess. The Issue- ✓ egetal erthestra and shovel bomb did lialksitea r lie Nib- Mae egmbleeLess of lump with whisk Ws seat week *breeds ; eat the kermess terselaseel, elseet *ND elle* a pe . ellges efeisetratisseedl 010111111. NAVAL. Poinsmotrni, Barr. 4.—Tosaviis. d., Ova IL 0. Mew, erred to mgergetregg mere, able dr bet rte He eh., rmil **Avila,. rieremellead, Mims tie mar ea dr SIM iit.—Welestey. Waft re Ibr of Treedrral tag Ur et Der emeld, ead lbeenr, st AL, mete et Mrs t bide Mme ebip MI hey Me detArd Brea, Dallie re Ige er enteire. lbe Area Was es re meal at Wieder pverelle Yr deberied me err, weber, we be a the Day of isn iT t i vina Ihkarie le due =Ben the erg or ad ewe Mr mare re list terry N. Jeers is war mirk at m idair • dna* as theballirp are ar• wear err eetWaril et ebra.ll=7 , :et., tam Ommiselk Imago 6 id SL Jellals ea Or ISM eh.* Ile porpar of mstaki a • a solialetwea IL Jebraaad g —rxrim s b:= i beate lager/ has it• MO satillso. owl L am OZkonsse. km re relerenrese sr l=l2 -118.1lh asetree. Mr ea UM rt.; Orvedire mare Ille ; lams EL. le UM port. Alma Id Weer ad asyrnisgraweera n = lee lime beta %vegeta ram by the lbw* Mush same Ye bee. bear be nil de drew mega. DIMON/VAT. SUM. 0.-40nd, 6, Lteel•Cgtd. T. Cr.ane anteed Ira aerate Irma Islmeralb sal war bees Irebear re milt. —Myers sa. urged mrwilig Ma q tr. Terr mg sere Oh mamba kr Oln.-.10 Oe , Opigg, 11111 saa M. sassier, Madet agleam Ire barmy be I.- ef—Naudles, Mara Mir art parvard to Ira read la re Oryl. alli be gar Noe Ur M— ar be ea re bra ; Amer^ IL is the tab; .., Idea Me Lle ; IN order^ 1 $ ea re Iltb. 11, will be Me art slip rims la red Le neer MYATT. Si,,. 6. Arrow/um?, —ldet . tfraaate O. A. MA tee T. atm se be Cblettletere et Ogee Oeard. - led. =W. T. W. Hewer y, W. O. arMiglar. ird H. IL remark hest; J. RAW. to Orylea—leargre agrassft : T. J. leash A. J. Dewar, gad W. ramie ; Neve Cadets: C. d. rimy sad J. H. C. data ; mad teaks' Atortgat J. Rey —ed appreard to ilia Jowl.— Aras Ilealewra : IL Sam* te Ord+. MILITARY. Tu COLOSULCT 07 TRI GUT RSOT., meant by the of Unet.-Olearei Vlistemse, will be Own to Lieut.-gement Pews, am Oil. et availed Bar, 11.MmGaserel Sit Yreileriet Mode le Ye semeed Js Oiemeiry Ute UM. SPORTING. WARWICK RAClA—ltosiav (osocunias). Mamie PLAT' of 601.; how ; 2 talks, Motto (ova.') 11 1 I Ur. Misses Havekrane (II. Darby) 1 1 dr. • Preetit DA *Wows (Maar) 1 dls. RI TTINO ON TIM COOLSIL TODISIIIIII HANDICAP —9 to 2 agog Es ester, 7 IA 1 apt Trappe, ato 1 apt Rambo, 12 to 1 egatAlaid Molcrw.ll ; the Warn sear. a No *sage Is the St. Leger. WIEDNIODAT.—Tows PPun (Handicap) of 6 SOW. 1111111. MA AC Added ; Ito 114 0.1 =Iks. 2 mike. (4 NAL) Mr. Daterseat (Wasfiddl I Kr. J. Allo ot*at'iAtism Inaghber ...... ..... —OMR) ▪ Owtetyjcbra TWIN (Ardor) 3 °Rad? WAtoricassma &tun of 10 is, each, and 101 saki. One mile sad Miewmpolos. (12 oda.) Mr. Peat. ', Ribaldry (Dmaaal 1 MA J. grewee Newt Mad (Wastartwarel 2 Mr. Naar% nkrowldro WV* (IL Darting 3 Mr. I. Uses Cluarsbe (Wakefield 4 to 4as Ilikalky, who wee Lend beld by a lan*. Rea in lain. 23 en. COUNTY HANDICAP of 10 acts. Me and 60 added. Th. Mae Orono. Caratlemea Mom (13 vabL) Idwardea New Tweet Deer (Mr. *wee) 1 Lord Iltratkaarra'a Ilearade (Owner 2 Mr. Oaabn 'a Bled d Paradles (11e. Tkurder 4 3 Mr. Wilkes= (Capt. Otaalaskan Mr. Walker's (Mr. Seville 3 7 is as New Forgot Daer, 3 to I utak ago Drotorde end Bird el Pa ndits. Way twelowthe. Raa la 1 vela. MM. Nanwton Cur (a apeoie), by saes of 10 WI. each. 4 alio. (13 eake.) Mr. OnWord'a The Car Mr. 1. 479 Dinsiothe (Charlton) 2 se 4to TIN Cur, who was la a ranter by Do lengths. Run in B RA. *son UR radar. RETTDIO ON TIM COURT* IT. Last* —Oilers ft take 6 to 2 about Cannot', and to Iq I is 2 mot nagebee. bat al barmen dose. OIDADAWITCIL-40 to 1 sack taken aboat Meaux, S7l - luster. end Am Rea, awl 20 to 1 alnut Curropeb. MTh* AT MANCITETTER—Traaor. Lausagerom Scums.-2 to 1 apt Doststn• (t), 3to 1 apt The TIMM Oar ( ( ) , 41.1 2 4* Q. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. ...------ /INWILAIIEr WM:4D OCTOBER MZEI7I4O, 1122 04•42427402 214224 (bastaater) 2 26 2e..sad, 16 2, vlll WV seldad. 114.11 mas to be tiaaMai as ay balm Ibmisy twat : Vas Tamp. 114101 . 01101iint, WA 711; Orerk, fit 111; Ile 1114 Mat: bt Mit Harale, illot 111; Peep a' Day il a l l i m y ibli a, Se Waal Plr ea llet 4111; Mr Ow, OW la; Cawyerk, Bt 111; ; Ma* 14 SO; 117branr, Ilat 21; Daleak Is ; lftreavey, Mt; TY Il4t. 74 121; Dayttfas. 74 121; ilk. 70 1 111; Itattaiter, let Mb; - 712 1411; 2224111.221111; Malma c 70 111; Ilawarazt. 72 Mb. 74 Mb; Imombiroaab, tat 12; TY Tutor. 74 1111: 11411242, 72 ; =74 711; Jaselsa Is kebret, 7at 711; Vasapyry, 74 ne ; It . Ist VD; Vats, 74 72; tativatl. 74 711 Mona, 74 GO; liker 4,012a,24 21.• Daweaa. 74 311; Pl. K 2 .; 7.1 111; 2221- aim he 12; The Wilaw, 74 ab; Watiots, nit 411; TrAlwattr, 7sl al zir. lloo:l 6 7, 7at 41; Oalfaty, 74 Ws • Ugrian Jait, :u lb; 4 Dui ken oat at Mlas ladle, 74 21; 4211224, 74 DO; Laid Id Mb; 4442, lit SI • Maid al liallaswall, 74; Atte2ll4 Tat; Cmlaa, Tat; llastpuder, 74; 144.012, 74; Maw haat 11/2, 74; 224 Deer 74; be so Vat Trap, 7st; Jos tho Go; 1 7st; lha 12/12r, 44 MD; L,,,,,,. la !ZS; Alfaitaa, fat 11.1; Analkaa 142212 DM; 62 her It 1111; 1242:21, 44 111; Pkllasspber. 44 11lb; laartaa, fat 121; 114 112; 10 , 422. 14 142; Dr* 24101; Daagb. Ch t i t te rb •', =Mt lab; =my, 14 114 b; kg Mb ; Wag a 110 Sib; bit by tiro hobbit oat at labs field; 121 711 ; OW. Eby, 40 711; Veneer, 22 711; Oft 71b; 1 Almisitlzstar, 44 flbf . 1114142 e, Id 7110; Lay Li^ eat 7 ; Torras, 100111; eismeb. 121 Mb • Oaraillse, ft slb ; Qoatitala. Gat Sib; Ztiii: nit poslaki. id 560741 WA est XS; It. Onnbl, ; ar s by Dram set of Patallift _Dom. la 41b, rballe,_644 12; 012 -, fat 21; Oialida„ 00 III; Ms. hit, /`t Mb • to. tot 12; Ilisighpa 44 21b; am. id Lb; Cinaiiaa MIA lit 21; Itaikaater. Oa 211; 1914 IA fib; Mac battr, Ist_ ,21. Glma &Md. 44 III; Wayy, Gat; TaliaNaik $4; f la Tualtalama at of Waimea. 44; Tera2lsr,64 1311 • MetwastMA 114 121;122/1114%14 121/4 It 1111 ; Oanistso4llllll ; DO" Ma; Lek wow, 11221.1 ..... _ hut 111; Id Ml; litaibtatbsi&r , NC • lb; larrille, 24 72; Rabb% Mt Orb. =. 111 71; asa211. 1t 70o; Pasobt. ist7lll; ilk Sete to = l, l:t tab; Dow, Mt bib; Mei. ig Otar, Sat MS; Sat 12; 1111.111 1• ar 11Mattaa M at, IA 411 Id 411; Opal . Mt .11; Pries 1222 e, 114 42; 1111111.11. bat 411 ; him Mon* as Lb; Woo, SA 710; Kw Orli, MSS; it; 144..0, 14; Sit; Palma, 54; Telma Se ; Matt Doe, 14= 1 041 lei, Sit; to 4 la ; Balketant„ ist ; MIS Ist 132; 12. azioal2 42 121; 124124 at 1111 ; e Larmaat oat of 1/2144214.14,44 111; Hew" 417 Mb: k let b y Ty M. 12242448 at Oaseatea 444.1472 01'24211 24 44 1 elf 1 7 Martha Olmiswit am by Mink 42 21; • .2441111. wswmmuori souoinox MUM% . MI. CAIIMMOOMMIIII STAMM et 25 soas. Mk 10 it, Mel 6 wily abasing its we lefts Tacky matt: •missr, gat bib; 4k g Cons* Oa Mb ; fief lib; be Tabu Istssw, at 1511; Mask Ilst lall ; Ist .00 ; Us Ow, bet Mb ; 1..0r. i*ws, It , Ta ; udi at Mb; 10•Wods, kg; at Ilb ; absairsb, 04 lb i Di - Mb; MA Yam. Het as ; Mem. dab Ist 40 ; Clatimwsk ses lb 1114 lass SN; 114 ,64. 41wart ia litir... awl DM, Ist ; labbalsbai M 44 Ist ; tws, 114 ; Ms Dart, - ON ION ; lad" 74 Mb ;Ms MM., ist 110; lijr:7st lON Mal% be Mb ; Essaftw, fa lab; 7bs ', IN tub; Tat !alb; abassur, let 100 ; ihaai, Ist ftb; IL Mosta, st ab ; Mrs u MI6 ; Vamin, 74 111 ; Plo Ms, 7st Mb; Tardlt•y, 74 alb; istaggist a ttre ir ; Maim TAM; Vests, 74 71b; Ma Ti atlas, 7st 70 let ilb ; balm 74 51 1; Kb 74 alb; New bast Dear . , 74 Mb; Pllbscsaw_ ) ., let a lb; lilt of Motberwell, 74 alb; Mb, Tat bib; DIR. 74 alb; Lowlstotw, Tat Illb; Joe WM, Pr 4lb ; Tondown, 7st Slb ; Clurielopher, 74 Mb; VI let II b; WV" 7a alb. Tbs Mow, 74 alb; sk 7 by Ds Joke sat a Ma Labs, 74 Bib' Mb; Attract. IM% h. Mk 7st alb; Mr 4 74 51b; 74 111 b; Most =hi, 7st lb; Mb 7st 1lb; Nass.74 1 ; Lag et Kb. st lb; Lab us. 7st; 74; Mb, 784 imh 74; 7st• awslas, ea ; Pegisaws. tot Mall Ila lab; at alb; lapity 04 lab; Twism, 1 422; ...,..b.,,,,,.., • artria• llah k e4 lab; Aimiesk 114 lab; Caserba. 414 lab; at ; an. irei, AA 111 b; 1/14 Jar, ON bat Meal% I ; Ya 5547,114 lab baskiklatlac, bet lalb; Maar, llat Illa; Madras. ft I. b; 0414114 base Osswk - at Mb; Absktme. list Illb; mum" Mb; 114144.4 44 711 1 Li g i s ilsab at 7 b: bitalbabbl 776 ; . 1 111 ... a1r Ow, lot 7b; , la 7b; assima, Id flb ; ibt 711, ; Diamm, Mt; Irresbes, ant 7114 (Mies, - la 1 - 5; Dslossarbtlibi l l ot •ambt Mb; Prbmas,ll4 4110; Otwiglir. ilabb; kat% ea ab; WO; ababis, lit be • halllsl, Mal; It. Onabl itt em 4al .. tri Miss% owl a Pwats dm. Ist 411, ; Ilb;. Wares, 114 lb ; WON% Ilb ;Ms Mr rikinit • LaMar. 114 Mt asta a lakta ast lb ; Ibbasks„ la 170; il l: 111 b; Maltaties, lit 1311; Mit ef la SW, let lab; Mt lab; lbabahrssit (las Han la be 16m), I 1413 b Bova. lab; Mir 0.1.41. 8411$; 10.1414. It ui t a4 llb• Id llib; Oss4 Msq, 114 Mb; DM, hi lb; bil Mb; Mal l Wawa. Ist Kb; Mem ft lb; Am. tale,ast Mt atm Ist My labs, ON lib; MISS DM% ilt IP ; ws. IA Mb; beim% la 1114 114spwa. Ist al; IL Antswles, MIA ; MOM 34 1111);Ombaramist UM; Nomaral. 4 4111Ib 'Lab) intentenut. ADMIRALTY COURT. Dikes Dr. IL PldMoon. Tam CADOLDIII.—Dr. Rotterteos applied to the wart ea the pert el the mete sad wear of this renal to deem pot. esteies of the ship to pay their wages, the swoon Was is &halt, sot appearing to the astioa.—The remaiades of the ay wee mimed is notion sad erageetione. COURT OP RANILRUPTCT. Baer Mr. Ocanaligirmlr HOW. G. W. M. Itaymomm's BAMBIIPICT.—Th. adjourned Many of the bankrupt's application !or hie &Idiom was reoented yesterday mornine, tin adjournment haring takes plan inn no 25th ult., °whin to the &bona of a naterial whams, Mr. Cl.ll.httrtriXl.—Mr. PIM .lid Mr. DINK4II cow spreirod in °proration to the artificers. Ms. Stowes sup ported dm bankrupt. A int of some ten or twain witnesses who Ind berm eamnomed lung etas/ over. and Cuthbert. eon not May in atteadsnot. Mr. Puny appbed ist • warrsat kin.—The Commie mid is would le nosemery M a tt i t should ban as @Mavis of the senile of munneen to. Mrantins the niumiaadems were propertied with. r e ealtis am the Waltrip, mat int eznainsd. Me db. : U my mimes ils hem is Frew 4 UN, abut . d. in the pound was paid ; man me in ben, in 1537, noting was paid; in 11112, L= OOM, am to me raft as aunt, was pearl tato the own fee the creditors. I don't law hew innoit thet was ic she pseud. la 1840, I was bankrupt Ms* lift 1001., sad metking was _paid. I was 22 years °hi whim I wen Int bankrupt in Tram% Was shamefully swindled art el ela my property. I kart beans pahlehor town Gine h V entabers to lognad la Monk 1837. I wee oty 486414 ea • Utorny Ban slim 1 biome is WM My fellerld betneenhast Mile with • of MIK ; MR ast.* of this was eigdebte. I we mar Ms elm as josigiass!, Osier, bealisolisr delft , sod domes hi jaagny. 1847, I leg my bersheii famben sea ems 644. obia is dows is my _beaussralisee. I loss a imb beak sad ask-book end bad weakly lisine•46so mob out by my sleek. I lime Mown Ciathbertsoa Mr or Ave years; be re an upbeht me, deeper, sod altar, in Portlaad plam, Bemuglamarl. I ham paid him about 1001. 'Bogs tier; the lest pi)mesh was between 101. aid 401. in No vember fast. Have got Miele" et hies shim, inoluding a ash. a heehaw, sod claim far the ettitibeaj ha is what is ailed • al/mac I lest saw him three or leer days before his writ was served ea sees the 15th Math. 1 went to tell him I use in dandles, aad to ask the loan of jams meary. I did net toll hies about Wilton's demmat. His reply wee that he weld sot mita me. ) I n vai ha afterwards mat me ia • MB. 1 did act Obeid to hie *Mom The date d the Sassest is 3rd Si 4il April. He pea in as micration at my Memo la Wellingten street on the lit or 7th. A bill or rale wee gives ; Farber. the bulls Miser, valued the while at about 1001. I dm% MUM the familiar* east me above 761. The bill of Weir eluded the type. I still live an the premises as hires 5. sad the goods have remained there. Cathbortoon's mom' deli was for • debt of 901, with the mem 1 also owed sheet' 411. is mat sad tame sad stamp duty, which Crilimmeess paid. I ham set else ins him an 10U,or mg mime sanding m ba my of the property after I ham sita taboing 1 dos% pay him mythic( • meek he the me Mae party • Ise all it to mania eat of • Mail martive mt. leregiater.) He did sot Mem the wok my imellmee j teemied was security. Allen the memo I twat MI west ea es hentefore to pablie appoloomse. Mr. Wilton brought as action seeing& me Let AO. red I pee him sledges order for payment ; but it en eft ink sad judgment was simed, the order being dm alibi beglasiag of May. (Mr. Davies, the bankrupt'asciter,hootiodatitted that this mem was pending when the bill deals was given). I did Ilse am Mee to the Bankruptcy Court, because I thou tit I lierl • file armee ot paying time smell matters. Creditors to as mftionst of 1,7101 gam me a letter of licence on the Mold April. Afterwards, beiLir diampointed ot 7001., and Ifte oreekbeing up which Mr. Wiltoa had gives asir, and MOO. lees engem* by Mr. Bush on the Mar of April, and minim ast..; bathe roan. My solicitor, Mr. Da vim is orew imin~ eider the flat. He heo not received Ws mats l• Cothbertoon's acme sec has Mr been paid (or wort- ME p all (Mr. 01461, the odieid mime, said he the st?2's mem up to the choice of as-14ueee.) The etermaype said to Mr. Figaro' at the prior of old mad wove of early num are of the " Misorllany." 1 omega a farthing out of that comma, but pur 'my late it. It eimehtted aloes time 70,000, which only just geld Mammas la fact, I wee out of pocket by paying um meal pad WHIM. To give any ternmeration there met have bees a sale of 26,000 or 27,000 a week. ' "wallow" and "The Perricdale " paid very well ism as they went ea. These ma other works, 13 is were sold for 161., after the bankruptcy The fast le a Ayr each th are pkted, they are worth • glee is no isle for the m whoa dose tip In vol hoped • couple of hundred or so, which you rosy get elf l i egr i ta s tli ti tertiting . :l a r d . ? l ooks has no iraatisued warrttgoraorii. ;The seas the barimptcy, but began again 111 soon as Me. Ceske Wight it. 1 moire no salary for this. The ode to Claim sea two or three days Wore ray last swains, ties. The Miscellany is stall printed at my manatees; the sem same fa up, end the same people are employed there. Cooke took away all the primed paper, but left me rho type, sad Mr. Cos, of Crest Queen-stmt, machines the cork. At the time the coin rignt wee sold the Miscellany wee losing 81.,101., or 121. per week. Ido not receive a shilling far what I now do far the Miscellany, we is there any on dusteadiag that. I am to have it back. When It pays. I am to have 61. • with for a tale I am writing. I ham said ea a fanner occasion that I can earn 4001 a year by my pea. I am employed on • some paper. and if I were to give the name of that papm, I shoal' betlieeheftpd to-morrow monung. My weekly earaisgs at BM merest are 101 from the newspaper and the " Myst*. this of Lades." This work ceases the,week after nest and I lama them km the sacra. las now writing " The Myem Meet the Court of Loam," which bebop to Mr. Cooke. I made el agreement to write it fm him, bat have no interest in the **right. My literary casings are entered in my bibs* stmt at 7101. I have received 61 • week froa Mr. Bahr the whole period, is respect of "The Mysteries of Loam." I have aloe received about 401 from him, ed i. a tale I wrote for him is the " London founial." I sever sent any works far male at the sight MUMS el Spam. —By Mr. Sturgeon: I loot about 7.0001. as my Ana bank raptey Is Frame. My Ant iasolveaey km mow from some of ay Fresek creditor. having taken proseedmp hem ; the mood wet owing") my having omitted ram two or time creditors bin say tint schedule. Mr. James Basks, stenotype founder, of Fetter-lase, de. posed : Div, the bankrupt's c ler k, ease sod offered me a lot of stereotype plates, at 121. a tea ; this wee Wore the bank ruptcy ; I was then giving 771 per tom. It coseistod Ably of old plates. The copyright of the Misadmay might be worth 601. I judge from the public sale of liariSts Amami for that,... The twelve other works, if bony sold, ought to have realised 1601. - Mr. Parry here stated that he distinctly 'barged the as signee, Mr. Stan, with sacrificing the property and the gouda' would 111 whether the baakres and Mr. Cooke wove sat ie colleens with hies.—The Conemiebnor ob served that the imagist pent spinet the benie=se e bi r s I. evaded withdrse ing kis menstance from the • at the time of the beakrapter, so as to diminish is vela., sad, the aessut it was saki to Mr. Cooke his sestriaticaa. It would armor grailris had Ms dm solely to Maley the Moe of the pro perty to the mimes. wad the tweitors.—Mr. Parry said be esly immised tit mike of the' assigns. ankseerelly y an agdimalise to imam the maps* mei ine es be mania the Court at Review. He souOt to dew minder on the port of the baskrapt i and could may be meat of kahrem ism ether evidertes.—Mr. Dyke sail She sisal mimes embeed media the : mil Wog roweled Mee the miteemiewee ef *de all' ds he me week we SD resist them emcees.—The soil he bad ispiered the olleial ter pee to allow him temease the works—Ms. Orem the 'Maio' assignee, saki be bed mainly not tan it adviebb, die briog to the isteesseef dee endives Ms webs be eft thesede—Afee • olevereadem as to the mime ea be mmeed, the immisesser expressed an *den that inflow as to the sealant of the 44/4601111 wadi he [edema Mr. J. Cuthberteon, the Leer Mame. having Mewed, was examined, and deposed the he had known Itt•ynolds four years. Field ab 11 of sale of his property, dated April last. Had lost furnished him a bookcase for 151. in Deem 'be what Reynolds owed him between 7 01 . and 801. He had at pinvat of • sem on the Ist of April. and owlsg to kis non-psymeat the writ was need. Held paid AI. is December ; he had not psld 301. sines November. He did sot get • sofa and dining-table in Jesuitry. Witness Paw him she same day that he issued the writ. 11 was abet slam Vas* in the torenoon. Bankrupt told him he we is difficulties, and was threatened to be said about some pieta's. He stayed half an hour, and witness immediately went sad took out $ writ. They did sot go together. (Laughter.) lied previously given him time till the Ist of April or the let of March, he could not be certain which. Coitkl net swear the bankne t asked him for the loan of mosey. He said he wanted money, bat did not ask Your to take oat a writ, or say anything about a bill of ale. Sim the bin of eels wee taken be had not removed say of the E rzj u ty, nor exercised aoy.mership over it. It was In the pt's use and occupatm just se before. Hod not been there Mee. Had not the bill of sale: it wain powsssloo of Mr. Dix, Mr. Reynolds's eterk.—Mr. Parry Why, you are a most amiable yielder, Mr. Cadtbirtson. You neither seise your property nor tike the bill of sale.—Witness: I certainly did not wish to hurt him. I have confidence in both bin and the clerk. I took the bill of male for my own protection in the first imam. There was no previous agreement that the property should mein in Reynold.% pmemilos. 111 bad known of • bankruptcy impending, I would have had the farmiture in my poeseWoo before this. I don't take it sew because I don't wish to distress the bankrupt. The bankrupt, being recalled by Mr. Sturgeon, gave some farther weelanationef .be einemstame ender wbich he had ceased to write to the 16001110*y. He had requested Mr. Orem .o allow tib• works to go on. and had offered what ever talent he pommeled • but Mr. Groom refused on accouvt of scams which might ;rho out of mining os the estate. A omperbon had been drawn between his Miseekany and Howlers Amami, and the Peoples Jeanie': but the price of the latter was lid , white would pay with a circula tion of 6,000 or 7.000. while a penny publication required a abonlatios of 26,000 or 27,000. He then went into a long statenest of some attempt which had been made to Mors hint by Mr. Stiff's bringing out a publeatioa called Rey saidea Magazine. He added he had taken out the fiat oa his own petition, and would willingly have deed his literary teas at the service of the creditors. . Mr. Ferry said that if ever there was a ens were a bank rapt ought to be severely dealt with this was one. After de frauding or defeati-g kb creditors In Prams, he bad been twist insolvent nee, and this was his second bankruptcy. It was evident ke sought mottling but protection foe has ppeerr- or; he had done nothing bat inflict injury ea kis c editen suss ISM ; and 't he corelkate ought to be entirely WA held, onerwies the bankrupt law would be altagetner de feated. Here woe ama who could can his 101 a week, who could defraud his creditors, and this nee to this coact and lank at then. lie had lived aids of Me' 'easy sad ban replay, sad was not • resentable trademen, eosin here Wide emilkate. A creditio , anted Bonn had ben de treaded to the intent of dd. or 601. This was a crone in louse of misconduct, sinountiag almost to fraud. Prom the evident of the thirteen copyrights being mold for 161., it wee den that Cooke woe a mere go-betwees—a nue kid sad shadow et Reynolds himself—under whose direetioa all his =Mgrwen taken. The bankrupt was now ender! fiecellony, under pretence of its bring Cooke% ; but meld any cue doubt that the bankrupt had the nen interest is it, and that it would spin brown his, as well as the ether work called "The Mysteries of the Coon of lin dos r' Oaly give him protection for his person, and he midi take good care that his creditors never got • farthing. Thee the transaction with Cuthberts a was pitiably am for the biskrapt's reratenieoce, and a fraudulent attempt to de feat the net of the creditor. Alter p_ pug Use costa is this ca did did aot Maine thin would be Nl, a mete. It this man's applisation for Ide seetalleste was sneensful, there woad be as end le ell esalidense is oceasereill dealings. Mr. Denim Wrenn the nen ea the sane side. Me hasknee debut atesereired were 2,6001 : his whole literary wow bed bow bat sea alteranka et beekrapery and in• ukase i sod the is. to Melds ansaget hi, creditors want be about a pansy sad • /rustle is the mead. So seemed to mem that he had the eight of exporting es Idamit and Me Mail all he sada by his pea s to the az dubs of his wahine' done. This was an the me of • Isimlslaag peer teeter ; his Mhos, though Mt of the high- MO= et amid sarketabie quaky. owasmallag • reedy man ; Amp he had net gam into bonen frogs semeaty, fee yid* It me evident he assent:lly unit, for bra ',editors .lied DOM get tagang.—Ms. &pride : mid thew seadoet peer& I. eamee—what as the ma talk.= ( Mr. Dams mateadoi that it was a sad ame nety le talk paying XL a magi I. war THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1848. 2,0001. of debts : why was not the offer made either ? Daring the 'fey_ last year his densest!e szpondlime had bass sliest 6601. Did that look like an tateatkes to pay c/ so mob • mends to his indiums Altogether bad bees 1,0101., and ►his pules may 611,11. TM with Spokes was em of direst trial, sad the fast that he had rendered se -'shies to the estate clearly showed the spirit by which he bad hies actuated. His ',relate ought to be refused, and he should be reimmed to the Istoleent Court for relief. Mr. Sturgeon eankradied that la the whole of the ease there wee no seldom of Ilised, or • frandskint iatesik Since his grout beakruptey, edits he wee the Mlle el • set of Preset swindlers. he WA been esseemely gseesseesd the same puttee. sad hems his two hasimades la ling. land.—The Commissioner said them was se moor miasma of his Dacia, bora Seemed is Perress. Me mem gave soy weight to obeervatioss dinsisi whist males who were absent —Ur. 'turista preensisi to esmissel that, aft^r a sun had beet me Malmsey. ' be bad mit greater difficulty is straggling es is the mid. Mesh Mem had bass hid on the baaknepes withikawas hi up sAI Afaa Os Mk , bat this wesempletely semmed kg Ma ollzetirir nedenso, who, however, ray the risk el any Mies. The beakinsitale dad/ nut fit for tank, end his hest mums wail hs to stick to his pen, mad ant ogee le Wiwi aria I Though Sir Waiter Seen had nisei lallealess er ws 3 his writings, lie was sot fit for Mb. kg he bad into it, and the meals had been mein malaavim, sad mho to embitter his last days—The OsmeMiress aeM these wee this importaat ditemens ht the ems of fa W. Swam, that he had honourably discharged all his eseggemmilla le his tee. disuse.—Mr. Sturgeon, in esecluskia, meld Mee there was M woad kir seepsadiag the owtilleate. The Cesamimioner said this was • pasuller same, and cue whisk required coosideiation, as to wirother, It the coma rite were granted, it ought not to be coupled with issue seaditiom Though the bankrupt had, rime dm elf• made an offer to his Creditors, no offer bad now bees madiceary keg out that Mulattos. It would therefore be lettere) ad journ the case, giving the bankrupt the opportunity of say *, le the meantime, what he would do for his creditors. This was not like the e ve of • trader, whose eubsiatoncie de pended alone on the profits of his trade • but here was s man of such attainments that thi wonder was, set only that be should have been bankrupt many times, but that he should ever have come to the road at alt. A Ira beginning with 7,0001., and having talents which maked him to eats 6001. a year by his pen—how sash a ma until be reduced to bankruptcy, if he exercised only erdiery prudence, it was difficult to imagine. No doubt if he made up his mind to devote a certain portion of his tutu* earnings to the discharge of his debts there would not be the Isset dillealty is getting the creditors to emu to such en siremsamotat. Thomas there was no direct 'video.' of col lides between the bankrupt and Cuthlatteon, any one who knew the working of the human mind and the conduct of =ties in inch situations mu't conclude that it was the rupt's wish that such • course of proceeding should be NM Sod ; and th y might have gone about to effect it in such • way es to avoid the admission on the part of either that there bad been any collusion. A creditor could set be blamed, under the present state of the law, ter taking measures to emote himself ; but • trad er wto be blessed for allowing one creditor to get the ad vantage of the others. The moment he found it was impossible for him to satisfy all the Maims upon him he ought to do that which the law allowed for promotes' any one getting • preference. The bankrupt in this ease might have done so ; sad his not doing to was a strong circumstance against Max 'the transaction with Spokes, was one which gave that pique good grounds of romp Lat. There was no evidence of an improper sale of the property by the snagness, or of collusion between the bankrupt and Cooke ; but the transact:ea was attend. d with very considerable suspicion, the copyrights lecher been sold by private contract. When the °Medal assignee had refused to let the works be carried on, the bankrupt ought to have advised the sale ef the copy rights by anc,ios, and have still offered his amistabee fur currying them ou. Instesd of that, he bad withdrawn his aid prior to the male, looking, so doubt, .more to his own (stars advantage than to the benefit of the creditors. No doubt he had contemplated the things being per ch .sed by his heed, Mr. Cooke, arid had expected to again come late possession of them. If it were Me that pumas did not learn prudence end expe rience from one bankruptcy, but were to come here M. peatedly, what was the num' the bankrupt law / The ob ject of the punishment of the court was to prevent these things reentries again. If the bankrupt could make a satis hum arrangement with his creditors, that would be con slimed whenjudgment was given on the application fur his anditels. The Inelonst said he was willing to est apart 1001. a year bribe pegmut of his debts.—Mr. Parry said that would Isles II mess to pay the whole. But he hoped time would be less die ertors to mesider any offer that might be as they had so eulldance whettver in the trade assignes, Kt. Strong. Afar • cionesnation r his IHaeoss adjourned the am tall the 29th instant, with mensetion in the seenstime, to give the bankrupt ea eggsetulty of making an cam to M. erediOns. deg they had been bird.—ids. asasy _ fell Ma be skueM hate ample time, as be hid made orbit Obi Shit se Ow =should take plaes Is amid the shawl shish maid ht howead.-4111qpmmt Thempia. T. oil that es a Mane day its sould bang lerseed whemem to prove that the prisoner bad elves a dime le widow slissumeith. bat on presenting b there were se e Mata.-14. Mug sod, i ip t e tt e ble, this was a wens ems Mss the odium. =dos the should be !moult up wale, pessouttes attended to give evidence be middle= =hes immtasto to mumps' thom.—The prhaser was titer iemeted. WORSHIPZTREST. Musismomi Oisimaith 31 Cisansta.— W. Carroll, described as a fns* *bier, was shawl with having bees ocessmami, with lye ether., is a oesus attack apes two emmeables Milts H Melsice. —Skelton H W, H 1119, who peemeted ',bookie/ ewer. asse,blekee hsiminueltsesellessaddirisrured, masses( kb oyes missed up, mated that thistly beim 9 Wales& as ileam sedlog.vmdeg be bed coma= to visit the B. Ritmo house, in Pasimseftiet, Bpitalfi Ids, and after namilleft some time fa the pvleu with anther ease; whew, whit himself, was dwr.d is plain clothes, the odious , aniseed, sad aiWo MAW stulhotly at him fur a mem* bray hit the room. He termed, however, in a few misates. anew moiled by bar se five other men, one e f whom me& ems observabon to attest his thistles, and on turning bit head he received a violent blow in the faro, and while endeavoarbig to defend himself • simultaneous attack was made upon him by the whole party, who dung bias heavily upon the floor, ad the prisoner knelt upon his cheat, and held him dews whilst he and the others kept beating bits incessantly abut the had and hoe, to which they were incited' by the ph goner, who frequently exclaimed, with an oath, "Gin k him ; he's the policemen that has bunted down the theeh ists." After beating him until he lost the sight ei eue std his eyes, and his face and clothes were covered with b lu ed. they all hastened out of the room, and on following them as aeon se he had sullicient.y recovered himself he found they haA all effected their escape except the prisoner, whom he secured. Tee witness added that the neighbourhood con tained great numbers of chartists, and Its had 'ltaly been several times put upon his guard that it was their intention to do him some senses Wary in cobs queues of his Mehl been areelly employed to effect the apprehension of severe/ , of their leaders, amongst whom was haw, recently committed from the Mansion-house upon a charge of eedition.—Polies constable Mnatley,ll7 H, positively identified the p boner as haring taken an active part in the attock, and 'aid that he bad also bees severely beaten in his efforts to rescue his comrade front the hands of his amailana. The witness further stated that the house where the attack took place was not one of those used as a rendezvous tar chartists, but that they must have be« n watched into it by the prisoner and his party, who had evidently entered with no other object than to wreak their vengeance upon them—Upon bei:g called upon for his defence, it was intimeted be a young men standing near him that th r prisoner was :ormerly deaf and dumb, and had only imperfectly recovered the faculties of speech and hearing. Tile policeman, however, stated that he appeared in perfect pose Won of the p over o articulation on the previous night, and on beleg questioued by the magi taste u to whether he comprehended the eei dirce adduced against him he distinctly answered in the negative; his sister thereupon stepped forward, to whom Mr. Vine, the chief clerk, read over the depusitiont, which she ex plained in broken sentences and gesticuletiona to the pi oneer, and in reply to them he again clearly answered that he had taken no part in the 11•1110 k. The *Jan then stated that two or three witnesses were in attendance, to prove that the prisoser had not been actively concerned in the attack, thrigh he wee certainly present; but Mr. Arnold aid that their evidence had better be neerved, es the case was of far too serious a character to be enmasdily disposed of, and he should therefore at once order him to he committed to New- gate for trial. -- Bntarce•xtxo.—SoraA Ladd, charged with having un- , lawfully disposed of six striped regatta shirts, the property of Messrs. Moses, oaten's°. Tower-hill, was finally examined . Rowland, the warrentofileer, who bad b. en directed by the magistrate to make a searchi ng inquiry into the general habits and elagracter of the prisoner, now reported that he had 'seer- Mined beyond doubt that she had been for a long time past suffering from extreme distress and privation, and a firm for which she had worked nearly two years, and of whom he had made inquiries, had spoken in favourable terms of her honesty, but added that she was addicted to drink; and the same statement was confirmed by her landlady, who ales complained that she had paid her no rent for the last fort night—Mr. Arnold said, that aides the former examination he had received several letters from benevolent persons in closing money, to be applied to the prisoner's use if she really pros ed to be an object deserving of commiseration, but he regretted now to find that her character was not such se to justify him in directing its application to that pur pose. As part of the money, h , bad been ex pressly sent for the purpose of taking the property out of pawn, he should order it to be so appropriated and dis charge the prisoner, but he reserved the rest of the money in his hands until his charitable correspondents had had en arally, through the aid of the press, to send him for i tu nstructione :mulles it. A portion of the subserip dons, amounting to U, having been contributed for the ex clusive benefit of the woman Lyon', who had employed the prisoner out of charity, end whose conduct appeared to have been marked by extreme good feeling, he should order it to be handed over to her; and, antes, he received contrary di rections from his correspondent, the residue should be de posited in the poor-box. At the conclusion of the case Mr. Moses requested permission to make some observstions upon it, but was stopped by the magistrate, who Intimated t , at nothing affecting the character of kis firm bad been brought under his judicial aotioe, and declined hearing any statement extraneous to the immediate charge before him. CLERK UN WELL.—Pt Limo POCKETS IN OMNIBUSES. —R Davies was charged under the following circumstances. It may be recollected that about a fortnight ago Miss E Mallet!, a young lady, residing at No. 6, Pleasant-place, King's cues, got into • Holloway omnibus, one of the " Bioes," to praised to her ',tidiness, and at the Angel, Islington, the primer entered the vehicle and seated himself by her side, when he was observed by Mr. Lowe, a surgeon, who wee • passenger, to • pick her pocket. When the young lady was about to be set down, he (Mr. Lowe) inquired whether she had been robbed, and on searching she mused her puree, which had contained me sovereign and some silver. The prisoner was pointed out as the thief ; and be made an effort to return the purse to the lady's pocket, when he was seised by Mr. Lowe, who had a desperate struggle with the prisoner until he was given into the custody of Herriugton, 314 S, who took him to the ststiondsouse, end he was brought to this court. Miss Mellott and Mr. Lowe attended, the latter being severely injured by the prisoner's violence, and he identified the prisoner as having been before in custody on a charge of having robbed a lady on the Great Western Rail way. The prisoner was fully committed for trial on Miss Mallett's charge, sad since his incarceration several ladies who had been plundered inontnibuses by a person answering the prisoner's description, in oonmeitsenoe of the report in the newepapen , applied at this court and were allowed to see him the Hones of Detention, where he was identifi das being the thief. The prisoner, however was yesterday admit ted to bail by Chief Justice Wilde for nie appearance at the sessions; when he wee, alter his liberation, again brought be fore Mr. Combo by Herrington and a warder of the Hume of Detention, and charged with having robbed a lady in an omnibus of 61. ifs. Mr. Combs inquired whether the lady who had bees robbed was in court to give her evidence ? Harrington replied in the negative. Mr. Comb : What evidence have you to warrant his detention ?—Harrington : Several ladies went to the Home of Detention and said the primer was like the man who had robbed them, but one lady identified him. Mr. Combo : Prey bow did she identify him ? Wham : She said he was the man.—Mr. Combe : That will not do. What were the words she made use of ? Witness She said," That in the man who robbed me in an omnibus."—Mr. Combo : Did the prisoner hear her may so ? Witness: Ti.. Hs was close by her at the time.—Mr. COW*: Are you sun that he heard her? Whams : Yes. Solicitor (for the prisoner) : Pray, are you aware that the prisoner is deaf? Witness : I know he is not deef.-13ollei tor : How far woe he from the lady? Wither: About two yards and a half. —ln answer to questions, the °Boer said the lady resided at the west end of the town, and then had not been time to bring her forward.—Mr Combs then ordered the prisoner to put in bail for his appearance at this court, to answer the charge on • future day. The required bail was pat in and the prisoner liberated. LAMBETH.—A HINT TO TMS HIMMTOLINT.—On Tues. day Mr. Elliott received the following letter from the Rev. H. Bottom, TIM elAtcham, near Shrewatnuy, and • magis trate for the omen of Salop, :—" Atobans, near Shrews bury, Sept. 4.—Sir: I take** liberty of foreman to you the copy of an applisation I have thisday received. At thiedistande I have not the means of ascertaining whether the statement it sonnies is tnie se kiss, and therefore hope you will exotic, my seeding it to yen, ha the hope that you will allow one of your °dicers to make inquiries into the matter. The appli cent is totally unknown to me. Hoping that you will not think I have done wrong is planing the case before you, I remain, As., MENEM BUNTON, vicar of Atcham, and J.P. for the omen of Salop."--Copy of application " 26, William street, Nalsoo- square, Lambeth.—Da. H Henry Dewhunt humbly implores to °bulletin buy hie book, ' The Moral Philosopher Ba. 6d., for whfch kindness he will feel most grateful. Dimmed heart, want of employmeat, and the almost fatal awes of typhus fever to him self, wife, and two • out of four children, have plunged them Into the deepest distress. Per two days they have not tasted food. His wife is feet sinking from eessamptisa and spat of nutriment. All they had is in ow his clothes, for 6.. 81. An early reply is hastily supplicated. To the Bev. Henry Barton, Atetam, Shrewsbary."—Mr. Elliott, in übedieace to the wish of the rev. gestlewma t placed his letter in the hands of police ser geant GA sat requested him to make the necessary in quiries Ire 'be wiseter, bat at the same time said he bad no &at wharves ben *obi= he had caused to be made 'bestow's peso 11 maths sloe, that Durban% would he bead tole as isapabse. Yesterday Sergeant Goff in formed hie weeddp that be had pfd Dewburst a visit at the hoes% Xelossequare, and found him to be the omen lobe had Moiety, and up to the period of his heir eared at this court about 12 months eine% mauled es a very sweemetul system of imps. tare is the Corawallorad, Lambeth. Pros inquiries be (Oa) bad node he hat as doubt whatever bat Dow beat was at prone am the same systems et all Dow tun as the beseeelesa MOO Eldf This. bon all that yon have sees Obi lirommlgoa believe the slatememt sat *Mk by the pubsser SO false ? —Goff : I fie, yew wesblp —Mr. Asa Oat, is point dime, be Is at impesem I—Get s I am odds* of that, ywr werlia it. He W set hie Oh it wilt Om, ad chew rbe le asked for PO leek be stress be rabbis', kis esters is that It is at the hider% balsbe lbs alder is he des set say.—Mr. Ins% la esoisdis, newwited taat a woo similar to thel pausal by Om Itra.llr. Burma Is the present home' was pew* pima. Imposition might be prevented (lol7TlMAlLL—Frouns mines ram CILCIAL or Its• ulltow.-1. H. iferrdis alias PAM" a dimpling minister, MS dully examined 'barged with obi/dais; mosey ander POLICE.—MmaDAT. MANSION MOUSlL—Srakuxo • Box or Davos.— H. Herbert, a (loathe, was chirped, apes his own whs• don, with haviag stolen a box of deeds.—Mr. Creed, of No. 6, Bury-court, Bury-street, St. May Axe, said that • few weeks ego a boa of deeds wen left in his sharp by the clerk to a monitor molding in Osorghyard. It was a Ja- Clahex. about two feet ia length, and with the particm esfthe wants he was sot acquainted. He believed koweer, to relate to some property beleogiag to s Mr. araey. whose name was on the lid. A few days ago the plow sailed at the house sad said he bad taken the box and left it is the street, bat where he could not my, wither amid he tell what had home of it. Wit h= head that whoever stole the box must have withal him out of the home, and then taken the box out of the how, the hall•door of which had not been issweil.—The Lord Mayor questioned the prisoner, who WOW without hedtatioa that about six weeks ago he walked ism Mr. Creed's house sad walked of with the boa. He did not know why be performed so extraordinary en sat, an did he know meetly the time, but he was sure be lash the box to Catherine-street in the &rand, and de posited it at the door of one of the ahropaper sew therm—Mr. Creed mid he had no doubt Wt Oho sitest of the miaow we the sinister One of a reward. TM I= was not, he stated, issirmmetime Om It was Midas, hat it waa =rlhst 11 midi Mee been tulip stx weeks ago, m it o* h Winsome le ea awe mil Elliot that tlme.—l name tie Neberry said the pdeWleil alelteleleseiN Mired wen- Vally heat that whisk hesaimsgasaltytaaia, Inasmuch as be Wad Men that he bed Miss the ben of diets Wes maim op sd Islt it in Bt. May me.—The Lord Mayor mid ft wee petable that the het of the LOPS of the deeds, end . ihe eimasstaaces Weedy disclosed, would, through the lead ' them; =dim et the newsmen, . to di; dinprily et awl resesdel the rinser fur a wetk. FINALS PAISTIIIIJ.—Jan• NOM, Mtifririt Stewart, and Mary Smith, palspere, who have been long in the habit of levying contributions upon the City of London Union, were charged with having attempted to stab one of the elate oldie establishment —The prisoners had, it was stated in evidence, been twice supplied with bread one mornier, an indulgence probably granted on amount of their formidable slanders; that, not satisfied with double allowance, they demanded still more particular atten tion to their wants, and upon being refused, attacked the °Beer first with mud, and then with a twins, which luckily was blunt, or it must, need as it was by the assailants , have done him serious injury. it penetrated his clothes, however, as several rents proved. Brown and Smith were the wet violent, having flung the knife at him after the other had endeavoured to stab him. The poor man, who seems to have been marked out by the able-bodied female paupers of the union as a was evidently in a state of great alarm. He has frequently Im pressed his apprehension that he should one day die by the hands of those to whom he daily serves out the bounty of the citisens.—The Lord Mayor said the °Hoer should be protected from the attacks of each furies, and that the case should be submitted to the Central Criminal. Court —The two yeomen who had assaulted the °Seer with the knife said they kept the knife for their victuals, and did not mean to cut up the old fellow with, it—Committed tar trial fur the attempt to stab. OUILDHALL.—HAweuen Vaiscrasunt—Six women, three of whom had children in their arms, were oluirgea by City Policeman 166. by direction of kis inspector, eat mil. leg vegetables in Ferwstrest, at kalf-pset eleven o'clock. The policeman. stated that hie impostor had given him in structions to tale all persons selling vegetables in Fore-street into custody. The prisoners werelh.twking tie vegataliatin thorn:eel, sad not as the pavement, and theyseeresseednees walk's, and sometimes standing. They scesiel es Aetna tion is the therouglefen.—ln answer to tosslises frees the magWatN one of the women, named Bile. Liam said she was a widow, and had two malaise. Amber used said she had fin clubs Nor husband was a labouring man, sad wee ass la constant week. Ambler, named Westileidge, said that she had use child, that ter husked tad sot eoetributed to ter stegms or that of their child for a las' time, sad that she had vended vegetal4es in Fore-strest Isr Ire yens. All the pesteers stated that they ware obliged le g• new thane. stele a living, sad se they were net eherestleg the therseghlre they did sot think they had dose es. vesseel.m.—Alderman noels said that the had se desk Om his duty in obeying the of th e ishwastar, bet the me was on. in which c h i = T: in e se ta not beerier. The peer people met 4 , to Mein • liviag , ssd it was such leiter that they steal hi an imam way by seam vegetates dm by %V e a: weritheese ens ail day. or mto art mere mom The pollsters met tell his imposter dm th em peer pemb e se hog op they did set obelus the pegs the. raeglilben, amid lie permts* toe an /leases living.— The psissem were dm diedierippd. BOW4STREET...-ALL29IIO Ott NT • SOMME. —if. D. Scott, a Whiter, was taiessisd, shamed with "nib, gisatities of pis hid Masse 1119116111siths. The bets have shady been stated la thli paper.—Mi. • eilliter who appeembes "henna Mmes. Wilkins tad Ce., of flesidiUg, illesemithe, said that at the bat samier tin a miler of the den attended aid gays nines re =4tg plats tit had toes hired heat then tad know pledged by the pelotas/ ; hat, fa sememean aamasala wig* had these tramspind, they felt as diesel. Ma to peened twit bi the yeameadom—liz. Mary said 111.19 wild be as ezemeadia for sash • pima se the p{. low, Irbil owe Is be asaveneat with As law, sad he as. delimit' Olathe premises &odd mos NO. ward sad Mow op tilt glagge.-10. Toaliesa. it paws intr. aid that be Midi pine that Midas et piste wen pledged at bit aim by tile primer ea the lane false regasestadens. Sloes the last examination, Mr. Cot 46odd thee he leWl respired a oommunkation from a I .11 estleed Dyer, of lieneelitill Lodge, Sydenhass, sanosna• leg that she bad urn also defrauded of a suns of money by the prisoner, under the seemed name of Phillips • that . wises he applied to Me Y represented that he was m inister 1 of Salem Chapel, In Omer's% sad that he was deputed to I I earn subsoils:both Lanka ter the purpose of repairing the dowels sod asbeelreent attaellted thereto.—The Magi dues ehaa Istpalred If then were any additional charges soled the needed 1-11 r. Carter, a Wk merchant, stated that the primer called upon him, sad pro dieing a _book with the names of several patience as Wesedben far the Maks of a church in Wales, re quited a deeades hum which he readily gave. On a eupent nessien. shoat two months ago, OM prisoner pai Met another visit, and upon that occasion he repte ▪ nted that the MK of a W,lsh minister, a friend of hie, was then Wag dead of the scarlet lever; that the unfortunate parent was in such distress that he could not afford to bury his child ; and that he (the prisoner), well acquainted with all the distressing circumstances of the cue, had there fore reluctantly pus round amongst his countrymen for the purpose of collecting the funeral expenses. Wit. nese, acting under the impression that the prisonet's statement wag true, accordingly subscribed to the funeral— Mr E. Newsome stated that the prisoner obtained a sem of money from him by representing that he was deputed by the deacons of a chapel in Wales to collect subscriptions for its repairs.—The prisoner silo obtained further sums from Mrs. Lush, the wile of a barrister, and from other gentlemen whom he imposed upon by his specious manners end adders, in many 111.1taliC,S , giving a fictitious name.—Mr. Cottinghani inquired what length of time the prism. r bad been carrying on these fraudulent practices, and se to whether the Mendi city Society cad received any information of the eircum.tances / —The Bev. W. Williams, the miniati r of Alderegate-street chapel, said he had known the prison r for 18 or 19 years, and that he officiated as minister of an independent chapel in Wales up to 1844. At the latter period witness feet sight of him, and heard nothing of him until within the lest week or ten days, and then it was through the medium of the newspapers detailing that such a person was in custody for offences of the above description. The witness produced letters from ministers of the chapels in Wales describing that there was no truth in the apical made by the prisoner for the alleged purpose of repairing places of worship in the situations he mentioned.-11r. Co tingitent said that the charges against the prisoner were very much aggravated, as he succeeued in obtaining large sari of money under the cloak of religion. He (the magistrate) should commit the pnsoner for trial ; but as the charge was one of =We , meaner, he should adjudge him to enter into his own re cognisance of 2001. ' and find two sureties of 1001. each to appear to take his trial. It/ine hewn ezpseWel ; Wadi no ass meld elmw front Wet tar imptmeteway. WWI miner hams en enemata be ta m Uwe leblittbe pads bellebta et reiveyeabl ere Cnyed atcee tle beg ever rhea to be berla oteteee tar be bard Wank teats eurple ark 111116 Mag i thmi. Hon r w so 11` 2 . Lmeeraire sae itatidee Chegiry skald Caper at msimmt es teas Man Mown open their capers& 11. w itting rebelml Or the Has did Net ably earn mere the de eel he war as mem le drape tea view, ern wheatall tba * mail aing dateinianiset Om shinas should have bete =lVsere were armed to think they rret e ltrart.,_ Nary talcuitry to the company at prese t V . ernalle was• ease, sad tbe total arra .7. orpoebed in it te June was 4,3;4)4: iiihYbe MIMS trove It fm the year could er b. it hie tea ce Sheet 3,900/. the rate. whim, wee d i , orb sea me the Ireesehtre and Yorthliog ii im riet Ire reht ill brereerprindmumillow"rtradt moreb fairi4=.4 didooggsdd gin men Minn II per cent.; and them was a rhea a • seat &Woe wee eneadrred pool to • rely ess.C.!! alb en their sleek. (Hour.) During the p ia ", limy maul have opened eld fadeout ragway, tier . per Maillsh (and ansidlisills ration had been taildor 8 44 to leatlete etintinue he pour e rent. upon that eddit a d boy amid tapirs ea average receipt of 2.90 Lger — r i. met sings than ter hall more M ii an tg aii lee Ur lie new sew working, they would got •rt etribt um be old corers. Theo then wan imp to d berstlon, to be compietect w INN la, purled ; and ILSae forma the heaviest portion of all ar t as toey wadi cost 1,600,000/. & a id, " were alao 421 miles which weadd require !Anew . ; eqatel, sot yet begun, but which it won:ii to begin m scow as possible. Taking them topli a 77 l _ sold form 161 mile. of railway and to mamma • di, aw e d a i sent. on all the additional capital would require that it se"' should average • total 3,1001. per mile per an num, or half tbe receipts per mile that they at prevent der toil bora ,—! mike now open. Under these eircumegames, he augured LLitj meant would be a minimum dividend.—Mr. Pilrloll,4t o m m „ report, and after a very long, though not angry et tote, as to u m ,: priety of going on with the West Riding aciwme, Mr. W. IA contending that the proprietors of that stock ha. present capital expended two So on, Mr. Ilawitaiar, ten ensca' r reset an OBLIMUIte showing that it would wet ti t al Moine Union gdoek 61. 10s. per there more, and the peopegaZ the Extension Stock 31. ISs.ll.od. to complete that hue o Pr) to s i r than to ready* dividend; whilst to enable them to draw .art cr , contracts and abandon the line, they would null have to pay 44 per share mare in the former stock, and .1. 88..4. in the Wt.., sever be able to receive any dividend. The report was It'll, .0 to, sod the dividend, at the rate of 6 per mt. per annum aga a , hall.year was afterwards declared carried, the Chairansakt4 hintmlf and the directors that no works not actually b egan commenced without the authority of the ahaicho item at a saretteg. • SNARE LIST.-Loanom, Serra/min 6. Itom-TM quotatices of No& to loam obzwuNew ..ft.y. runs,„,... todwoodom; Mama s. Ilais In /Wks WSW 9:44,. - "". W A. , Abodes ..," -, 191 911 Luadow 4 8.11:44., 3, iftberpt.bit • aset. 3434 d. Of Do. 11•44,1101. ... tr • 1 4 sino..Wo . .A.Diafflwll34 /4. 1. 14 Do. Nag, 44.. . ~. • L Lk • r•Wwf. wA. I , a*. 4. Coss. oe Do. 74.414; II MIS. 11 Diked So 3.1 ,/, D a d t. f a . a .... 11134 4 114•1m8tarwillIna, 111 Do. Tblww . 3 1111 " 2 _ .. . . „ 1/904 ,..rar dood a ttawdr... ii 33 4 ud. n f t fi s ol i i .p .Af p .l , •7:l.it'A i ft. MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EVININO• /44 118/1111114111111111411•.• • 11 L00..1.w1/w..4. 1,41 1.. The liquidation of the monthly account to-morrow, - 4 4 „otlet . eeiett••••• •-• • u:4 it 4 Now. Awl,* AI r, 4 stases . •7 7 1 Na. &W.. Low,/ sr' concurrently with the abecuce of a considerable num- si Do.eie Prossiii;;s: IA to Do. New .4.104•41. 41 her of the dealers and brokers, made an inactive 17, , chfa-, ~.„.e,/,„,,,,,, ,. .--....: , „„„.-- L io. mt . , 1„,d :th .,,,,.... .. :2 8; 1 market until nearly the clue of business, when options es • . - 40 eeeri-ifts- i Do. 111 rm. a Da% i had to be declared. Consols were previously quoted ft 1 tt33 1 1,k1i.). 31 3‘ l iri c i r t s tt l f .0 851 to 6, but when options were subsequently called ,g• pu•Wid o teg Pr . /% 3 41 1 44644 . 16444 , 1 3.• 4.41 14 Newoaffle & (..e . at 86 the rates became rather better at 86 to 6 Do.Nowt47ErtAtEt'l4 10 Nesemarßet 1 for money and account ; for next account : D I) :V 1-444 1itill r i t e . r iftlk .. Ert•-• •• • :hey were 861 buyers, which is rather a6O floff/w.ikd 60 al_ 2 Do. 14 . 34:11.. ; , large rate of continuation, and would seem ti:3 1 , 4 ,1 3 5 tk; em alg:3 4l. Do , . DATA Ode • - to show a strong opinion in favour of a rise in prices. A .p... Nag •• •• . wlw ~..., i 21•4•341.4. 16, /104103,1. It is to be observed, however, that such was the de- so 'nu, " i. , r 4, 1 iu Do. Nae.2ll. ._ . 11 13d. 6 DwOrare. ft n , a . ' sire of jobbers to close their accounts, in order to at fr o li c ;:,; - ;: t iiki: 2 l - 3 4: at B it tp. cat escape from business for the coast and country enjoy- so Do. et... do. l3l ltd. 4N. CessalitlTF: . meat of such fire weather se now prevails, without 3 6 11,=" 14" "••• l i r 1 t,4e ri teslk-jaite the anxiety of leaving open accounts behind them, es De. i 0.. 88 'IS 16d. "ii trouis woe. 4 14o.68•01YrotiAD 1 6 o:ld..Were.& woo. that a larger murgin for continuation wa. demanded J 433,„, ~, .at 19 keeelChsi4l. • Key. than, is other circumstances , would have been asked r 4.; xd i tserst im. trecae.o 64 l3 p koratce and *UMW or co uld have been supported ' , in order, by this sort of • , s 3 Ai. ( dares 2.5 =mu./ .. gentle compulsion, to obtain a clear liquidation deli S ir ti V e r J . Mg ' Codas cuentus , as the Spaniards would say. Reduced it ens 6 Derardi 11 1 41 1 11f,RoOtt ie.,* Threes were 861 to 7. 'three-and-a-Quarter per 4 4 G e5t . ,,,4: 3 1= 4 1 1f r a • i t 0 1: 6 ition e -ce ii Cents., 87 to I. Long Annuities, 81 to 15-16. Ex- 114. Groat North wawa 18u 232 16 m.l eliseiN Wid cheque Bills, 28s. to 31s. premium. India Bonds, 4 4,1 133„°: sae. 444 lg 5 40 2 t; I ft Rah." OPOWIII 20.. to 235. premium. Bank Stock, 196 to 8. 14 Do. Nere.l6l. .. 118 lep. 1 Do. Km The inactive state of the foreign market may be TO arit ~.r....!.... ...5...1.3 e. 1 r 2.1 4,--rfot,, „ ~.-f : judged of by the fact that only tour stocks were of P, it : 1-A, 1 7,......• • 1 i .tt . it , p,,,, cially marked for business done. Russian were 13 Do. Now. 11 . 1......... 1118. - d. - 64 5.19 - 6 . 1.7,711 1 w 1444 44;L: bought at 99 ex dividend, the quotations still remain- l ; '; 11 1 14 , 44 4164447 ••••••11 , 11:11r De . k d r . "7::wwi ing 97 to 9, but showing the tendency of the stock J 4 ,___eu. *Mem •••- .. 1,4 UM. 15 Do. do ......N. upwards from the higher price obtaineL Dutch Two- ''' D...AtardPb ... Aller 111 fit.t. Thddi r . a . and-a-Half per Cents. were 44 to 5, the Fours 70 to Le r re d, r lersrte im. %I South WaSs 1. Spanish Threes were called 23 to f, done at Do., misi-; ** ..... It ed. le tir=iiol ' estifit 23k. These were the only business storks 0 a = L :7 . - " " Waleri.d•ef 44olo4 ot Wear raikoCtor. marked for the day. The quotations for 4 Do. 81.rfonZa . . •' 1 op. si Do., do., d..... 4 other foreign securities were as follow : Spa li 11: . .New0 (11 .814; • P II s t Le.s,e.to:irg nish Fives, 12 to;. Passive, 3 to 1. Portuguese, 08.1.istrjoke hoe, * York. Nord. , A 11,9. Delireklertldak . - Noel.k&He. 21 to 3. Belgian Four -and-a-Half per Cents., 69 to te ‘ E ° F.;:fiolYkri. •"s 72. Mexican, 16k to 17. Brazilian, 73 to 5. Chilian , fre w rY. eNtos... 4/ /. 16 oNolNwedbo &Jambs& ine• 36 •1. 8 DotiNErnrofen 84 to 7. New Granada, 11l to 121. Venezuela, 15 , om sae ... _ . sp. ai. 6, - cord aN. lekpesij to 17. Danish better, at 68 to 71. Lot& owd brodlorsi. 993 a O. 11/ Do. Prtforrodu teed, owd Th ink- . 98 1. no-e.aw.r.einks The appointed meetingof the Mexican bondholders, Do. Nes - .... .. LEL 6036844 It • ii.ll/1./L reported in another column, took place to-day, at the eitil i^ l, 4 %,= 34 14d. 61 `1491°- /tallow - - • 10 ...loam. 4 ...taw. London Tavern, about which, and the general results twee . a lila ;Sepal If 41s. d. a Omof FroccOrkEz . . It Data ratemsi • of it, something more may be said hereafter. The Los ., Belgium &LSO 11 4• d. 1 Ot. hedid PeßllYikl meeting came, however, to one wise resolution, in . Cloosid.6B. Ct 44 Du.Prol.faroAlux , 44 46 li fwwwwwwo id ...ono e agreeing upon the despatch of a special, and as gene- De. .4.1862 .44 44 20 Sa all = . = lAN - al rally believed well -qualified, agent on their own Sc- L ' n• Z ndi te ia , 12 NolOwn. of MOM .1 gi. awd i f Orionis a flrodomr a count to Mexico, to come face to face with the Mex- re. PrOrateo.... 11 Psels sad 1.4,04 4 ion government, to a fair and honest understanding ' ''' ' g,;.7f4;.,,l l r.r", u lt u 14 1 1 'L.% ti 6,..k.',L,;11 r it upon their doings and intentions. The gentle- no. do. NM., .I, al 4 io Awls on 4 hewn- 16 11 ill. man designated for the mission, Mr. Parish fro. MAI 3 4p. • 8 Pans 484 M. 401.03.,L. & M. it 20 Roam uwo Maw .. i 6 Robertson, should however be well versed in Spanish De.104.06..M eh a Iff. 24 Sambre 41.18 Hera.. 3 D0.104.874.A1 a lib 9 leers and Nantes.. el . American policy and parties, from his long residence 1.0.101.8 h.. Ill& R e p. se West FlaisJess .... so in, and publications upon, Spanish South America from the River Plate to Peru. From a special ai.ent so will experienced there may be hopes of success in some respect. for the bondholders. But his will be no easy undertaking. There are many complications of accounts, and so manyinteresta to be unravelled betwixt tee Messrs. Manning and Mackintosh, acting in the triple capacity of loan contractors with the Mexican government, agents to the , bondholders, and consuls for Great Britain, which require to be thoroughly sifted in order that the bondholders may understand their exact position, and the chances of their future prospects. Tree Spanish American Committee appear, moreover, from all that can be gathered, to move in diffeang directions. There appears to be a small but active party rather seeking to defend and promote the interests of particular connexions and interests, than the interests of the body of creditors at large, and this party, from their peculiar position and circumstances, do not appear to be exactly such from their antecedents as should be admitted to much influence where the adjustment of Spanish American loan affairs are in question. The cure of mischief does not come in these days as in the cage of Telephus of old, when the spear which made the wound brought the infallible remedy for healing it. Notwithstanding the fine weather, foreign corn merchants did not appear to be much out of heart to-day. There was a disposition among them to hold for better prices with a certain confidence. fit.. ;IGENCE.-N*A ENGLIPH FUND& Book Stock IN Ti Loos Ann., 30 Tan, Esp. 6111 3 per CI, hod. Law.. V 4 e i Jatt. l, ll3l). 8 9-141 0 0 Al 3 4 . 32 per Ct. Ann CC Coat. ?. t T 6 ladta ttonsub tot 6a Lf i ttnutt, 86 6t 1 Si a Loos Asatultiat. Eap• Jan., Stott. 11,11., 4,600 Mama, 2 , MO, II LI 16 16.16 31 23 : June, M., 22 6 pm. Ditto 30 YellEl6 Esp. 1011 t Oct., Ditto £6OO, Mani; M.. 22 pm. ktirk 2 246 110DS. 6 par Ct. Hod= WIWI. II ZION 1822. FUN Cent. Dutch Elthallge. 12 /596.. SO az dlr. 'ALL. 41k 3pa CC Swish im,1246.16.136 4 per Ct. Dutch certiacatia, 11 ISSOIAMOLS AND lITOCKB ABROAD. illet7l. Ago. 38.—Audelaa Vivo per Conte, 81t • Ditto, Poor est Moto, 64; Ditto. Thais pet Oster. 48: ,tto "Wooed s-Ustf ler Oster, tie; Low UK la; Ditto, 18•80.90 ; Moak Mom 1,100. env-eau, flirt. 6.—lase. 1841 .1 1, lotto, MS, 781; Ditto. 1844, 108 ; Ditto. 1636. IN • Mo. 1/38. • Ditto, of the tab. 18311. 60; Ditto, 1847.76 ; Belem • lisehasie ca Leedom. Wk. Amritsar, 13m.li—Kzahres ea 1i5edge.10.4%.47i. Bore. 4.—Ael, Dote Teseed-wHalf per Oseta., 448 45; Ditto. Three we Oestu. Y 1 MC_ Ditto. Po pee Crete. 68 684 ; Maori. Tleeoewtor Hair pr Oteet 834 68. ar chways on London. 11.68 ; two meths. OAT. Ramberg, opened two moth., 35,06, P 1.1.. MLA ; two months. al. loweras mote favourably, but NI loom& the glees. The tow of the wet of the Wuxi funds was rather loam S*nB foods were otouredist de. preened ; Portuotiew ecoldentbly lower; AMMO& easeriewood a rise at the oontwononaset, la sweetwseeof the Weber rata of or change at Vinous ; but afterneds foil lee to reeerasys prim lab. Kean Irm. offered, sod lower. The rat of the foods'' the owe portre =Wed RAILWAY NEWS. Our market continues extremely indifferent. There is little demand for shares, and they can only be dis posed of by submitting to sacrifices of price. The quotations are generally in decline, or tending that way. MEETING. —Lssossarna Awn Youusirax.—Half f=terf.—Palatlas Nambrher, Best l—Nr. fa the sher.—The smart elated that be Mel mount reached es mos" up Is Me prima thee, was 6,418,5 : BL ; the am easuds SALIM ; a /salaam to Orr et 103,9321. 6 akelllL haw Ma expeadal ea motet la the list belLyear, be NMI* Ms& la Midi are be k 'moths mem, wise, 411,713 L to the rentletbrasa ; 11= r rllerreell minis 21,704. MMlMPalreat eI A W , Ns Willet is tre. be trust, erl Orr MOIL be the ead /MIL the Nudirelri est L Ihs Wereltlihr Oohs hes e. ifs emembr melee/ es terms areest Mb. thi lest Wrier we t—Par pros m% parrs, and relle, 77,r077. ; mals, WOOL ; Its Nora, MIL; modem MI.; raft 9761„ ; I'M MAN. :—Tar MIMS Illplllllo4 67111.1 raft and lork LM6I.; err as gaimBo.MlBl. 7 Mal. 74ONL ; hares *Mire es the hamar, septisible W Maid sa tease pd le OMNI. et 160,791. WM@ hs MOM ISAM., thi seeplet brembe forward bar re ler Lyre_ mairiblerblat l l , ; boa 0010 &Wisdom be sarmirt 10.8881, limo elit es hum be be Ire halt year; harm aar appliable to 981mmtei dhlimil et NAIL 01 ear ,Me therseepsr• pm ft gra NAN arms tbs slembeliem sWm ere et 6pr eat wsr ease" iseehm me the espirthet of VA boltrear, awl abaft perrom .1 5 55& a mobs la be hob of the ma ' P lei r ae l l g e i sierrewL .ftor.t 6.... mt sad rid. tatwart theskeemilmiss el the ItalLyear Mich had= ware runt side se is Mid meth sta warallsiMary swum as mkt, SHIPPING INTIL AM. 00a.tatl 10/LIASS. DOL'AM /6. 3 Dublin OA llama .... 0 0 India v. Itantl, 0 Make mi I ord 011 'Waders antPton-Bera29l llama. 2 Melanins* 01 France 012 Da Mansilks 00 1, Anis am 0 OuormaJors 0 1 Lisbon..." 0,0 Daum and Olu. 0 bran. Jain 0 Smarm' OM , 01 Ma. Sept .14. Gavrasian, Bar. G.—Arrived EIf•DOT, lienasberg; derry, Osseo; Bir E. Banks, Ostend ; Ramona, Rournini; Piliau; Hennes, Eiga.—Balled: Margarita, Gibraltar; Darby Um. pool; Neptune, Amsterdam; Amelia Laura, Vest, Baltic; Gard Wiltshire, Newport; Bell, Cape; Ellen, Quebec; Attwood, Mod, Ocean, Rotterdam; Lan, Harlingen ; Triton, Ostend; Cada* Hamburg; Wave, Medembhk; New Express, Bordeaux; Rd* Norway ; Confidece, Galway. Lrridtroot, Eirr.ll.—At rived: West Lothian, St. Dominge,• Pla man, Jamaica ; &aid Cayenne; Greenock, Quebec; cumalaillb Odessa ; Elizabeth, Constantinopa • Tuscan, Alexandria; Thad; Taganrog • Gipsy, John Edward: Bordeaux Oottaingl Martha, b ' rettan ; Donate, Whoa; Colon, Ost e n d; da= berg; llama Mode, Svenborg; Johanna, Harliagee; Pbccolz, Ostend; Martin, Bordeaux; Neptune, Rotterdam; lgit, Ostend; Helena, Larlon.--Balloti : Janet, byra; Sawa Mug, Montreal; Lydia, Antigua; V Marseilles • Mary Jar*, MM. —OE: London, Caltanta; John Aleiandria; Davalaing Maria Hardy. 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DONALDSON.—Iket. 4, at Purr et. Edmund's, the wife of the 111. J. M. Densiiesa, of a doubter. DRCMdat--~ltprL 3, W wife of the Bev. O. EL Drew,, of Old Et. Pan of a FENTW.-41Vieb A at Rolland Youth, Mitigate, the wife of J. Penton, In., tleaehter. OlLG (Apart De. EOWL—Sept. IL Windsor lAdge. Yoh/Mown. the We of IL B. , of at ten. 008911.-114,1. 2, the wife of the Be,. R. Owe, Rehmte, of II deghleg MACKINTU6II.—bept. 1, it Hello, Mn J. Mackhatoth, of a ellb ei bora. • STIVEN.—Bept 3 , at Laurel Bank, Pond* , Mn B. Week of Ism TRlM:V.—apt 2. at Liveruool, the wife of Cant. D. Troen. of • sos W ILLIAMIL—Begt. 4, at Wyndbamplace, Bryanstone amain, Ms of Hit Madams, lip., of Caversham Hems, Oxon, of a doodle. X& BAILY—BRIDOEIL—Sept. MARIL a IAO t St Pancras. Charles PM_ youngmt sou of J. Bally, Esq., of Blandford push, to um younamt daughter of the tato J. W. Bridgm, hog., of Disall LW"' ell, Xmas. COX WELL—BASKS.—Sept. 6, at Mamlebone Chant, bf WOW. C. Cores, A-31. rector of Alderton. and Great Washbosme, i I. Caswell, khq.. of Lowder:well Howse, Gloucesterdatre, eldest sos the BAT. 0. Commit of Abiington Home, In the tame mug.= rector at Dowd.' 11. to laden. only eldld of U. H. M. Beim „ a we._ DIZW—CATOIL.-4/41t. at Atlikagne Church. by the 11 . 0 . Y. B. Drww, har , Lieut. and Adjutant H. M. Bat. is Anne * daughter of J. tutor, Esq. of liactiaglaw glom, Kent. Trd d babata Hall, Sort It. HILL—DTSED.—Bent 2, at Long Melford, by the Bar. T. Prat" Yr. 0.110, et London, eldest eon of T. Hilt Esq.. Memo. idro. to Aims Hub. second daughtar of Mr. J. rico& G I P= 211111112,4111MTBILL.—Sept. 4, at Poet nennatTne, Anagoted. Toner. BUL. Ent, Orssooell• to WYleaeSti at VOTEBt 14111IDi—la Ctai griTT.-43ept, L at St Michaele. St s ked. by the law. J. T. Bennott. minor canon of Si. Paulo Csthedral Jame, sow .only. von dee Heyde, co Vale Comae:AM hoe. to danghta of T. Bennet, Est. Mad. Stockwell. WI LLUMB—DAVI E 2, at St. Clement's, Windsor. tit, Rev. P. Parry, It Williams. Set. of Bwllhelt. to Clawelne. wide' Mr. B. DOAN. of Merin, Caroarvonahlre. DEATHS BRUCE.—Bcpt. 3, at Canathiston, Jane, only clad of Mr. W. DWI Glasgow. OARNIiEW.-411ept. 3. Ann. wife of T. Ciannew, Esq., of fletbrirf. UM Dude, OornwalL DX BTAIICK.—Begt. 4, at Itodagton etweent, Bear Adnaltal De BLI s O I T. aged M. L wMlst bathing hi the Thames, Mr. Mk WM at . =at, Esq., of Mamma, Mina St. Johnlswood. erg ILLlOlT.—Sept 4, at thostelane, Camberwell. J. =Mk 1 * • Fri,,..t. 1144 _,PL 4. at Gravesend. J. Field . Esq., late of the Sad VD aIIIIWiL.--flegt. 4. at Glawtow. El. Jam. room wt ' 1 "*" . a A. Geromill, Esq. G1ik3014.--Beht. 3, at Dictated, Dunartemlaho, BMW& 888. IBM of the late J. Gilson, iLsq.. Varufties. HESLOP.—Sept. 4, at Dublin, Mr. J. B. Hokin, C.X. egad 10. MGDO)24.—Elegt. L J. kiod. 11.= . 1 1 1 44 KLNth — aet 4 . 4. lit W. Meet. Camtlia4oll% taW lIAV~Y a. at DOW&10. !Inn, Eat. 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