The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-06 00:00:00

seek preeldoesi aft bet how whams the prams r Ira=of pedlemost semen are t• be Ira 011 Lasko (head Owls, of preni trigrarlaret orieu seri d a t os eennell. ask ef ell rept helm pmeliessed. La, hal prealses may be es. , teal lay Warem ender Ode @slot el reoseable tines by of two kw waking pine, knob, mods& keno. ca twonipkine ken& mdse. swept la mos et wessWerq. 4ey amp Whited meg be resew led trees W heal Ward by arbitrattea, or belerejnetiese, If it do act eased 101. The keel bawd shell set as or Ware any sum ST Teal Inky*" a esemetrienses aids• eta tbstr caresst, se say wetreessese. swam, or river, wide. eat suratat et laterals'. I. thew. Thelma beanbag M. suds, fied. OM 111 May the same. ea_psysnest 06 per seat. Intsys•—Asy pima oftwo tease set in thin ditty ai bio Neils tio sad el sorqhas • le dledese monr nem. swift r refneaL Mum Miaow paaldtalis as h id s of gene ral sr keel beanie to be In wrlthis.—Serrire of mile ea the teed bled mg owis by pott, by lea:ing Asa =dee ea owner se ?le s iNOr " er erlak ell amoltierat. owl so 100 mode renew ally ea by bake alt et psesise end where premises are inesseupW nodes male ellend Se any rug pert of the IMO. If the wage Ws bored the lists of a afield, OW Ids address be knows, melee by poet Is sal et n—V edvertiesselate Mal by the general or load beards, awl desk nod leekuments man this set, to be ft.. ef Amp dray. • hem via swoon windows dies ass because Rads to window as hp tee yes* of the additional esker WWII, required bY Th e sehedales n and le k the est ars appealed - T ast— IM MO BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE OF _ _ COMMONS. _ _ The thyd* tithe ailed gestilittee of the Comae* es peddle to woe dawned_ yowl* with the loess The mesmithie thse *seethe the Meese a the soaks. sled the had is with\ balsa is tresseetedie the hem : 1 •'Trny instigeled as 'equity is the ihel is asses isle the mesa a Imissek pernme mil peMle..phigh Wee ham hes this mks beim galled eyes is - Motheige; amd they awed empeoleme es be made lames the...ase gad sem peel yews is es* paelleame Se the mega wait. • of thei emom wash hits bees dm*, this semi= sad *ales semeiteses and ammittmes on pd.. was sad, .4.sy pomp . is gives is the Appeal; with the mama of the mambas who have been terrine ea them, ma the samba a days cat* issitings. This will shew—* pail seamillese. ems et time a sere thee eseal Naperteme, wide as semis amber a 14 seembeve envies es sea cmeateme ; 39 eismion sesarnetees. with in menthen serving es oath 'enmities; 14 peeps es nil way bills, with tin whew Isivbsi e. deli group; 17 mays es private bill., with be. nrantheth main on each gamy; 112 ether committemes_ prime bills Of the pabile comilleme. th at es mmereial *Ness at 39 days; eager sad more pastiest.* 30 ; navy, @my, and oldnance expeedieere sat IS dap ; aellaneous expeaditure sat 37 days. The avenge number of petitions presented during the fins rms ending 1337 was 7,4.16; during the fire years =chug 11142 the avers= rime to 14,014, being an increase of 6,678 ever Wt et the preosding five ran ; durinc the fin years ember 1847, the arra= rose to 16,397, being an la agile err ever that el the presedieg five years. The amber petitions prams! during the present seam is upwards el 19.410. This great moues of committee bemi sses, sad the heavy demised it makes on the time of mete hsesomit he he.. is mad is aselderiag the come of pate arisen is the hem heal. Ito thin attendance is the ham hem the hem of seven to is. °Week ,aeceasty Is sem degas hem the ishemetiss el the merelag labours, it a ea *portent stesser with the pregroes a debates. The leadere as parties end in ale( wane rem mealy &ease se addass the beam Mirth, them hem, esil the debates are esesequesly seemed by akiers. Emma ear mere sights dues they Midi et erwise require. The Name of the be... amen to be esiatimal Ty on the rielelee. The thersomials of the pesseet anion has bees the member of important sage* wade drniamion at the ems lime, sad amused Mame 411 all 4 them. This isteemiegliag of dams. ellesimed ems over the Med of the slam led to madesioo_ tes , &adonis, the interest In yea asa_ wejudiaing the quality of the deba ma all. to "Qom the bones see the =epee of meek tug es =llea set Mega* to the peeeribed business of the day are mile mere elles *es imiseerly ; and motions to ad. jeers the debate have bassos of late years much more In quiet. Set it mot be observed that under the regulation moved this year by Mr. Name, the Orders of the Day are sew read without abet, or opportunity permitted of siebessine the hem ; a rule which the Speaker, is his Mama, sern ! has worked admirably." The reemsemendatim with which they conclude are the bibetwieg : • " That when Ma shall have bees given to bring is • MN. the sometime of the first reading and printing shill be dialled 11i debate or @madam moved. That when Meer Mike liq shall lave hem reed lee the house to u sage Obeli iste a eanniame a the whole house upon a bill width bas sheerly bees emeldered in committee, Mr. INeaber shall hethwith nave the chair without any question yelowiess a maths, shell have gives sates of an instruction le .eh esemittme ; bat emit resolution shall not apply to the mss where the bill skull have prod through commie= g ig fang he tag purpose of being repe bees rinte& ethos doe one notice it shall hav erbeed by the home that orders of the day have pessokmw et seams of motions, the house may re soles =elf into a committee of supply or ways and mesas. nit while soy committee of the whole hones shall have gene thewegit a bill end mode amendments thereto, the shako= ass* ommattee *all report the same forthwith ; sad that a dry he impaled Or the father emaideration of emelt roma. Thor es the eseaderaties a the report of a bill my sew clams proposed to be aided be fins offered ; awl Shekels's shell then proceed to sadder the bill, sad the emeedeseses seas by the essmittee. That in the ease of es agesessi *has It weld be of advantage that the debate sled& be rasa. the seat sitting day. and should barn passimes ear all ether beams. Your committee is et the mete Mee aware the thole might be public inconve nience is NOW dews my Mist an apes this skeet, fit finks Om ellseretion a the hoes., sad essepelling the lealelpika et Ilia adjourned debate is peefswesee to other bads= as a natter of come, They sanest themselves with empressing a strong opiates that it meld be advisable both with raersoce to the satkfisetory dimmesies el the sub =dm onasideratios and to tta• general yeepress=r , that debates shoald, al far se peseibie, be from day today, and that then should be es& a reluaties M the rule el the home is respect a the precedes= of *alma mil seders of the day as to Isere the house entire *ma to give madam es the following day to ea ads ms dames. That, with respect to any bill brought to thh Mese hem the Meese el Larne, or retained by the He. et Leeds le this Impose, with mossibments, ze h h o = any pesesbay , habit.., or he shall be as impossi. varied, or 'anguished; this home will mot es its molest sad sedsabted pia. lope is the hawk, am: lst. When the object a mesh possehey peneity err LAM..- is to mare the execution of the ea, or the penhasest ar reveal= of abuses, lea. Whom seth fere sae impend is respect of benefit token or swam waded nada the at, sad is ceder to the eases lies of the mob sod ere sot made payable Into the Tess ury or isobagemr, er in aid at the public memo, awl de se , be. the eased of yebUes seetantleg by the parties ressiviag the se m. mew is Teepee a dads or surplus. 3rd. Whim es* MI shell be • pelves bill foe a keel or Weed ea. Tier -- odele. laving sournidered th• provielose of the Itaimestery Pretoodiags Adjournment Bill, do met think It advisable to recommend it for adoption by the he.. Tees eammillse feast that these siteratiess will bs in anaemia@ =Mel Immeerementa But it is set se meth es say sew Mo e esposlally sastrielive rase,yews seemittee woad desire te - reely tie the prompt sod limiest dampish of hash. sae by the beme. Tee Leasing brims Mahe lotreesed eessidereliss es the met a maims is the maim el their isavidest Tem amattee meld desire le rely es the hang a the Mese , sad. the behearsase el lft sad en egessed aegeleaseseis the esteramest by the immun e( thet absam elabil= sy st am a the taima lmes ; m amb o ins ‘loges. =ftwiallaisly pieties* le the melomt adobe*. Taw gesimillee. however, Ileilleeee le mem em *miss thet the aseabillin earlsot sad peewee athe beams a the hems seell mai, Us over geemseast. lad- Mara, do e Va ll ereAral ever lee emsegeneern. They that la the omega mernealme 4 sessame, atir aide itheisetiee, thejediefereldhlethelles a besieges aul bee Woes ewe berm ma the mkt mil m wide whith meows the liee emiesesd, dee yeeessmeat ems esstribethe is es searniel degree to the see y sal essemelese w= ou ld bales* They trat the AIM a die peemmen he meseeded by them of iselormisel sembese. and that a I=lloleemiaties weeld 1? Ma .the pub& ald mgelmity sad We lemma seamen till areWreppesteaty. IRELAND. Draux, Barr. b. The walks,: eentianwe suasively warm, sad ote use of tie harvest brighten every day. We are makimr peparsions be.. for the probable wit of the ablialla. A sanitary nag boo bun formed 'saddler of emu of our mad ftwit me& eel men sad philanthropists, and amegoomile love been made to carry out the peevish= of Imo liaW sasitary set, and to appoint local boards isnot to those sailed boards of health under the act of 11131, to wboes sopenntendenoe the arrangements in do several dietricte of oar city will be committed. It is andentood to be the dein el the Premier to be private during his sojourn in Ireland, and there fore, if no other reason should suggest it, them will be neither address nor invitation of any kind for warded to the noble lord which could interfere either with his policy or convenience. Some officers,who were engaged in a brawl at Cork a short time since as they were leaving the theatre, have had their conduct made the subject of inquiry by the military authorities there. They are new lender arrest, and will be brought to court-martial. The Cork paper protests spinet this, as, "to do them (the odious) justice,* says the writer, "they them. selves very rarely appeal to the law in similar casts." No reasoning could be more Irish. The Rotatory Parliament Committee had a meeting yesterday, Lord N.Fitzgerald presiding, when they re. solved that their object was not to obtain a triennial eissmblege d than:anent in Dablin,bat an seers ter sink aim= ye= as weld make for the of baud awl the eonverdenes of the empire. This is a new betty in the movement. The arms nisi in W.Mbd beige the walls of the Fever Heggiel. were heeled within three het of the deer of tie egethenryle dwelliog. Thq sea siend of three rile gent tiin sews% six One, eni a gertine. Ow er the gm, it le elid i te garami llein idatild es Waging Is • pima named ars in p Mr. liiiMains gensidtted to prima at Cork, had hag lived at Liverpool, where be feted as be nt for Irish =winning home. Wit At i lial g t e sdll one large wale hes been seized by the anise =doses near Hiiltowa, meaty Down. They task away 240 gallons of wash, and 165 of low wheel with all the apparatin. It is feared that =add the markets be depressed the peasantry will newt to illicit distillation on a large wale, all mulls them to realise more profit from the coarse grain of this memos in that way than in the market. In the meth, distillation of that kind and oatrage insigne ;wizens. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1848. SCOTLAND. ——— - A 8110 ML or WilitLlll4—On Monday last (says the Ress4fre etsfeerriser) the peasehl village at &khans, near lavergerdee, wee throws Ithe mthitheathe esedteaseut by the meths a limp steal et beak MIMI whales g=their gmembo'm at a sheet dhow Mem the shore. his i villagers, who was hennas ese te have all kis WIN .best him ia this ealsoked.for thset, having mosethed a MOM hem well armed with meth" Wift eowid iato the Meet et the amembleas, avid la a her helm onmeeded 1111 of dimes kith A few M mnithsie of esseels" mule& by this hass's Ma eed therameal by hit Ism I soh wieg esdk jedgleg themeless, Yam Irs idly leak* ea, ?age* la the spat% sad Meer may "heir breadth =sad a wield eftesslia, esthrivei to seam as math yell es math the 'Wise amber mpleared 46. Some iAtham measured 111 feet is Os Tuesday morning, what with Me tosehey sod bise gef the dying wasters, the Myelin' astivity Mae Webber "Mem, and SIM crowds of 'thaw ism the saveyeadieg erwatry, the shore presented aa uessael mese et asimmeem Dais divested of ell their :MAW IMMO were 11111111 d of by the farmers la the neigh bossism& for mow. About so large oaths eesteimeng the Webber are to be shipped tor the south, and it is hoped the will be swab as to reummerate the owners fer their blur a li nd rick. These whales do not contain much oil, but still the capture on this mission is of considerable value. We udders sand that seven of them were left ashore on the sands of Nigg, hat nose oa the Cromarty side of the firth. On the succeeding evening several of these wasters passed ep the fish, and were stranded oa 'the bank of the south obaanal at Fowles Point, when a number of persons set to work mad OMR were brought to land. Oa Wedmeeday soother shoal earns up to eirdullie Point, and twelve were red in' the small haven to the westward, measetriag from 11 to 16 feet in length. These, the last of the shoal, occadased •m -ots turn out of the people of Dingwall and the aelghbour. hood, who hied ia all swedes of eoeveyance to see dm' see ders of the deep—a Smiler sight aver having bees whammed in this quarter. The tattle-noes whale is trequiestly seen at Cromerty, bat sever further up, or in meth numbers em on the t meseiss. The shoal meth have consisted of hen deeds, libels shoat 70 were taken ia all, large numbers 44441046. PROVINCIAL REPRESENTATION OF liotron. Speculation ia en allad ts i rile am to who will be selected to supply the vacancy in the representation of this borough, but es yet nothing has beat &Killed on. It I. ramoured (n ye the Masehuter P.sassister) th at htr. Peter Ainsworth will pro. bsbly be put in 110111tartice; and inquiries an made as to whether Mr. John Drunks is likely to come forward spin. An to the latter gentleman, we believe that his health is at in too peacetime a state to justify hin ia 'rinsing = excitement of an election contort, or in nedertakieg the heavy duties of • aenher of the legislature. nerwerermitaillnit ELecnoenant w o7:67 aceilsndang Jarred d Monday says: " One of the' air points! le nag them ena bibbed in this borough. E. amnia. ia Chsigenlmes used ay out tee • weal pediments.' Oar returning eillesr, whoa he sompletas thie day'. labours, will love presided over three sontegad elections for the homy* within about thirteen months. We believe this is a eircamMase =pre cobrated In the mash of English elections." IJOYERORTAIIIKE. INCENDIARY Filths.--On Sunday Owellithr bat • lugs bun, oestaining a quantity of whath_Ossited me et weedy for mask" • saw mow eastalany SP am asil • whist ali egataisher from 90 to HO mkt, Wee seamed by the es the feria of Mr. Woolley, at Illhastes,ekt mike hem Bath, the work of an incendiary. And es Meaday oath. there wee another incendiary the at Cliancombe, sear bath which congaed a mastery of wool, straw, and Nero peeltry. YAWL THE COGOEIHALL BUROLARS.—It will be recol lotted that at the het rammer amines William Wade was coevieted 6f a burglary in the boss, of a man named Ham, at Bredwell, nest t7oggesboll, gad that he na at that time millpond to be one of a daring pay of barriers, who for • long period have infested that locality, end Dun the terror of the ianabitants. At the Witham petty session, lan week, • ODNlMlllikatioll was received by the bench from lb. governor of /prat. Id gaol, drawing attentb et to a very full isoniteeiss which had been made by the manes, ant sleigh. it was bayed, might be rendered instrumental la der- Asa. the soh of justice. It was therefore agreed that the megleheige shield meet at Coggechall for the pewee of oraddeelsg awl essetning steam for the web h aim and eauvisties of the parties itsslseesd The depities at /.meet South, jam., was first tabs., en d added W a rolsbny in the house of his father, in hay bat, end be the statements the made it wag believed that /meal Crow, • cabdriver, at the Black Horn, Coggeskaa, was the Amender of a gang of deep radon, including Wil liam Ilpiagett, Willliam Tatty. and William alias Crusty WM% Cho han alarmed the neighbourhood for a long pe eled hp dude nocturnal depredations. Warnaco were hosed for the appithenaion of the parties. The rirk i licese and premises were then thoroughly .00hed, and some of the police remained In charge of the house ; about half-pet ten o'clock at Mahe they were induced to go into a room over the emery which they had frequently visited daring the pAr isiv iseg e rrts of the day. Is the atheg of the room they that • hole, which had peneeely masted their easties, we, nageed es ate Imps se is admit • man's body. J. Mak pain cesetablo. seised es his light and aseemisd thesse4Mme hear the pima crouched in a cor a sad imetediseely mist est*Kno he 1." John, other plogm she Its a peed view el the prison Smith er, and salsa as eyes him as, to surrender, whets he said " Duet kit a with year staves, but go (lowa and I w il l follow yea like a man." The ms west down, sapping that it wee title far Oren te estop fenhie kidnalthes i rre l i the ethosss bad so sear dessalid this their seta was draws tea hied mak, width wee ethsequestly head to have bees essonmed by the paean dashing thrallsh the tiled met of the praxises, severely lacerating one of his heeds sad otherwise injuring his person. The alarm was read aide, and the pursuit eommenoed, but Crow ammed by naming along the roofs of several adjoining and after jumping into the gads* of Mr. Hunwick, ilis enT s kh way by East-street into Abbey Wood. Netwith the lateness of the hour (betwees 11 and 12 efel etia t ib talt the whole tows was thrown into the greatest ex. ottement, al • large number of the inhabitants pulsed the but without soccer; the following day tan wage i lee .rwed of the roue taken by Crow, Interlaces elVin big capture. It is believed that he was mean edanday sight, at Little len bad {Mbatwing alter sms he as es to Maas is • gig, the w hile bias dthal by Carts Mother, _sad the Oman him elf sagested soder the mega, ever whisk a saber of boa had been pissed, At Hades, however, all ages seem to have boss lot h although it le • feet that the primer wag there spokes Is by nag palm by when \eh knows, but who were set thee awns of I the testa ewe ham related. otion, marthang • dinelpies passer, ha N m bees elmahmt lamb the way geed genmeded to the metnege oss llha th pies Abe, and It h hoped that be will rim I set lma a th i g it those sow mega el The seem Willem T ay a to ned William wen ea remenied fee fitters e. amimiles eh thy oramis et at the hear 's of this peelimlay essashistaits, t ads awe hmertest admithea, Malt we is set it who at pant to dr - desk Oa Thmeday, Presek the lanced el the Ek k Ham, who be ay been 'Riposted as the Misr sad ohm cie titbits wham peg, we ohs takes fate wed* It h mho lauded to sera tome ef the edam, who by tbstr actin owependes have reamed themeekees Ilable to pea hinges m arengorke after the foot. JAIMIL WORCESTER MUSICAL MITSUI. W 01102879.9., TUESDAY EVENING., —nil festive opened to with a Wilmot emesbage et rank, Whim, end bearefey. The gates et the cathedral were besieged at an, any Maw by eager mowde, and at the opening or the mora les emirs at shwa o'clock, the segue to the tare of this birsotifel sad venerable cathedral was mom imposing. Every peaks of the building dedicated to the Ordeal ores crowded by elegantly dee ladies and pratlewas. It wse toned, after g the tiek•ea, se messy helm taken at the doors, that upwards of 1,600 paean was ia at. tandems". Lea meeting (1845) the attendance es the dist monde' was between 800 and 900. The ampullae of nosebag will therefore at once show the saseogion of seems which, as far u can be indict frogs the *basing, la likely to attend the present festival. The sayer, B. Webb, BK., gave a lankiest to the aw -1 pastiest this morning, and that body , afterwards sesesapa. sad his worship is star to the cathedral, wham please had been reserved fur them on the lbw of the awn. Among thine plum% at th, cathedral were the Lori Bishop of %e -aster, the Dean of Waal:atm, the D. an of 8t Anja. the Rev. Canoes Imam, Drove, Wood, Hestia ~ and Baker; Hon. and Rev. Canon Cocks, Cason Douglas, of Durban ; Lady Margaret Coda, Earl Beauchamp, Dossed the Has. H. B. Lyrae, M.P., Revs. Thos. Peewee, R. Benders, A. Wheeler, T. L. Wheeler, C. Schema, R. Barest, J. English, and 1111111110r0111 others of the clergy and gantry of the dame and neighbourhood. la sorriest dila day were opened by a voluntegy at the organ by Mr. Arnow., organat of Cflosceeter Cathedral ; the pima and reepossea were Tallis's ; the psalms ware warts • 'heat y the liflC W. H. Ilamehel. awl the greed Mims via met kr tM •• Veldts. " The "T. MIMI" wes swift, asopinsa for tk• Dettlagea Amoy. Nisi Deit egyearell rather lamas la givise IWO Id% let mends recoveftd. Mr. elms Rens' Mt vele ems haeulleety remarkable is the eel% " Waal them hire apes Ore to deliver mu." The "Ts DAVIS Cilia•• Assn• dug imamate urlt aalrehalloa• • g 'Whits " wee Pasteirs la D. TM emtkrat wu Dr. alreli.." 0 voeml4 Lord." The " Tell it oat." ley lb. Weneeeteel &Plc Beim the senses the Ned paha Ina wag to Task Sae, led Mandelisoia's Whew, " As the hart /cab, " was rives alter tits ammo. TM mews tree peembed by the Very Rev. Dr. Peel. Dee of Weeeester. The hat deems wee Jean 11, v. II "AL 10m . aommemilmeal I /lei sale yea, that ye Imo gbi imegme.. The my 's". preashor. Mee some Mame re the tiepin name =oder whish ite "ow ameredlimar was de. livered ly our lovieee his dislike, oast having humbly washed de* bee, preapeded be seder la gathelie laspuese to the eleamailasem of the vitiates matt mph= of deny left ongereidol he la the world, sad sods es .Upset sonl he the boseeelsat Whop of the emogregeihn. Its effect was aeoliated by the selsa, whit* metiabli to above WM. • CLERICAL. LAIR nut's Oamlleentalas an order is come, sena :i whine Odle wellseletient eesaJesisms he oak* better tee We Iwo at semi la thiclek Llso salawild ys WI Pe LJasyipledvell, hash liedbleseo llialelag rertmeb ; Sid the perish et Opeidwide, to We we., et Rootlopeso. Memo et Pilihhheltee.—Bee. W. Nora, MA.. to the fourth =lb et. WW2 Oelhellrel_ As hew. IL °Mut, des. pa, Evanallut W. of Dutr a—dee. Ww. St. D avi d 's.w Gelathe, to ot. Atha the Ono" NAVAL. Pam limprt. .„ OiwiTt --- aitiTeie tie Olken art weeps, et the. _ A gbh Oes.. list se west et bask% 11., reoelsit la Sri ssisisiseloord 'opens.' will be lakewlii dossolk. la Ws= tie Makallitg • koossakit.eisisowl lfai. V, 1S16; km mimed Wog ill. ISO; woe Illseirs. eiptaist OW. A 1.41,—..- Ts. Isuermak—lieds. is oils qle lis cams Ned mow ti liDagiiher, P. W.100"11•4, list tie din ef ke sem. soden le ober. Is Os dEirlialle. Ile berallos grostrd is the osposos if Us "kw ski, Tiosk awl Ossie. Ye sot kw of tabbed{ art list the sepreed prorklier la asseiewiee. os maw will Is paid "s: lie Ilk Mat, d $5. 13, fiesialsk.S. agreeably to lie allssrtimost wiiii spewed is Ws Oe. ?orb Us kii M.. lost—Wolorls. Mod tek 0.1., 111.16—Ora. seaskr, SU. I.'„ rd. ; Ist clam. 11.1. is. ; drkies.lo. Is it id skis V. I or. 31:1.; kb Sr, 41.114 10 ; kb dos". SI. es. ; I t. ki dos, 11.1r.1114.; 'km Wu d.— 715 Nree mirk% I seri to the els, sled MSS c 1174 11.. lo r d.; lat AIM. 404 lb. l Id. ; 17* Ind do" IN. IrArt.; dr, 111 les 10141. 40 cis. $1 los. 7d. ; dii des. 44 fon. SW.; lib cis, SI. 16.. 144. 7th cis, 11. Is ad. Ku ?????? ..- - 1 a tb. Taps, Aug. 29, the Bluer; it Gibraltar, Sag. IS, the Priyyltemer. PownsouTS, SSP?. 6 —MAIO., at, wag tam eel Of Mein today, sad loser reedy for /....rag to Ariel* bet sdis Us arrival of trover."4, whisk vend Is toosesomesy kw es fir es bickini.-11." anises „pi Osikr. st., I.l=lllWer fellilisf ei Ude don. ale will rotors Se tbs Dover FAA le mks 'kW. si.. .Ideb is.. pert cf km resat isesies. &Ake 1. bwrirs" downs wok geed swiss to Me deyertott.-Itsowstur. sem takes out ef ask t a t s WY .—lismilso. stodd, kr kryserts spoidestil yekordoy, art Ili dey.—ollbs. weed 1. is boo eras mg kakis pod dsbol• le to kr ay.--ILIAIA=iI., Is is lie oNsii=nr. ensimod by tie kW. mid Temeent.ot, asks is Vie Qum, et, is as slam bids re mt,d, repoitig bor mem. awl win be wry S. envies shawl tie ddc psalms Ansissurr, Sam 6.—APPOIIIIIISWILBm : T. IL 11.11remom to be Seporistradeut of lAsobas„ Alp.— Slissoror : L MoU. to Plymouth Lad. TIES litlitClUsT NAM—aqui kit sight's ClemWe }— • Lit cf 01l the liken sad Noss So Ps Skrabsid Service wino Irk, sire lls Sit Jily ket. rola:May pios el as eisolostios sad eboalad sortilestosef sidiesatis forks ot a ratari solssod, mkt Os vosakilow. Mad by tie Oka of Moffriss.-0. A. Lars.. lad cis sus, parse. Lars; T. It. lielik Itall. Ciwilos, Leedom G. wary. id. Ilmas, Her Tows; IL G. konsi, M. OW% Lams; J. Passose, tad, Comesse. Leeks; D. livelves, dri, Oamsti. Oak; J. Owkslosk. Isd. Saes, Onewsk; 0. 1. koriuerdi am isie Li iaidi ori W. lat, insist. lordiet; J. ,• IL O. Lewis, SY. Pr laso • i Weis, Lo= i l. Pissiesim. ad, delais. Cork; IL Visnmed. Sad, ILSis Willis, LoadoeiZj i lfarriess. AAA Hew, tamica; J. riesk Sri, Prise Wirt, J. Pesdcw. Std. does. *kid; A. E. 01.14 ad. RAN. Wald; Monk Lesiss; J. WA Sed. T. Sseli i =sl a t rza. 6 k4l, , Usk.; fled. lisessol , Leeks; A oker, fed. ire Load" looks; P. Atka. els, Sid. Ikally. Lam; J.O.Teswas.are. swift. MU, lot. Orlbo, liselor; J. Wake, 1.1. Spray Deedso; J. Li llutius. kb Ilartla Wks. Grew; S. I. Mbar, tad. AAA I Looks: W. IL lirt. OA Tres". Zomba • P. P. Dow" is& fie. I nod% Alsksij.....ll. loade lA. V . dionims ; J. Moslem, 54, ; J. i'd, Awl of Itawbersti, Wiarsero: 2 7 l ). P. ctrl, tad. Sseihrii, Leeks ; 0. J. 8= . 21,1 11. 1101 .14 1A.61e : H. P. 1. 4 :1 4 a= IA link 4 .:.•71,. T. abbiAl, ad, Anager il ika d. ikei; T. Trey. k t rtbills. Dried W. 0. SIM" Srd. Leedom; W. Frew, SsA Can% • A. Onies, ad; W. l J Palscso lst, , Loam I. Silk. SA lawerloe. Loads.; Z. J. 131bsos. 1. = Ong Losiss s W. Lemma Sad, leisrve, Leedom ja. IA JmM Onikabsok.. Laskak; J. Onewkod, SM. sorer. ;J. likbarlare. SinA ll yr, ink Iblide*L i a wiser. Lesbos J. H. Dli. M. laskes id o. lftesesos. °l• A Sways Hollis ; 0. aEL Abrakk,lasimai J. Ormilw, it, Tyro, Tonisoli. Ilsosso-F. lloolls, 11•11 sirs sort, Mae Tar. Lad= ; W. B. Illenbos. let. Ossoest, Ilierbersesi ; D. ItWoe IS. NM of PoskosAonewsk ; o.lllllkkb r it s* WowS.lfkiest H. DWI- Mods j ernotrifik Ise liaill. Lesksrf =Wks; Lasibe ; ¢O. Daft SM. Wis. _Loin t_ 11..Ak11111, 5 , 11. Leaks; W. buienk id. Istai. LIMN ; T. Wale. WA Coselloos, pow ; A. T. liod, kt; IL TOWN kid, Seellskslos. links; J. C. Pulse., Sad, WS, leak. SPORTING._ SOUTIIAMP WM ILAVEL—SouDia. BoUTHAXPTON STALIN at 10 MM. uali, 6 ft, &a., with 50 siMed. 4 *Om (6 seta) Mr.. Mr Ihrotkey's Grid Hornsby 1 1 111 an's 466464•4 Ue ( da& (Treen I Mr. P Mr. Caudle (W. Batiar I Ift. Kiiie. 64161/61ami . . (W. Howlett 4 A good non MUD= PLATS of 20 suss., added to a sweepstakes of 3 we.. look the wooed to receive U. sod save his Woke, own round sad a dle. (4 gibe.). wee woo In two bents by Mr. Bray's ?rowed, Orating Viper, bledp Or 7, end Strife. CulliTY MEMBERS PLATE of 251., added to a sweep. Wean of g son. each. T.Y.C. sobs.)). Wes won by Mr. Sedleee Moodiums besting Updraft. Orrbsrua Teft, end loyalty. BOROUGH MIMBILEIV PLATE of 261., added to a sweep antes of I sore. seek gas sad a Ma, was won In two bests by Yr. Bobeeniewne, besting TrEasi ma two others. WAIRICK secs—Tvireev. )(Amor, 80 sew.. h.lt ; owners sp. 1 silo.—Mr. Seotes TRAK 5 ye. 1284 received forfeit has Mr. Akett's Pressler. 4 yrs, 114 20. thassof 5 sow. earls, and 25 adds& . 1 nits. Mr. ler. I. ...471Ma LAM Cliesperee ... Creme It 2 Mr. ebonies liona. boa so 711baldry. Woo by a lob& ( $ FOAL emus dlO move. each, sad 25 added. Nee l web rod a db. Moab) ler. MON^ Illed of Ferrite* (Onad) 1 Mr. abbe* Forbin (illitsisme) 2 ato2 co PerehaL Woo by a lent& LIAMINGTOW STAKES of 25 son. Oath. I) ft. Mid 5 only if areGSGS, witk 144 oiled; the boob to receive 501., Ita. 2 'btu*. (49 gab SI st bras Mired.) Kr. Me= barbs (Pearl) 1 Mr. S. i Four) 2 it to 4 sip DieleV7 to 2 eseh apt The Core sad Yardley, sad sto 1 sort Ogren. at by a hopit. Rua la 3 sib M me. CASTLE Pau IiTALES of 10 SOTS each, sad 50 added ; for .yr olds T.T.C. g o osta 1 4r C. Oxikoren (H. 1327 j 1 Mr. 11. Ours% TM rab (Wlstrtnettazo I 1 Mr. 1. law's Tho Ins Dolor =lr . : lir. Towhee 7 A . 41 ir lras sa ur au F 6 e t s b : Wren. or 6to I opt brit. w. wow borer mow' sad therd. Ma u r! sr 37 spe. sae .a " bs ' QOll2lOl Piars of 100 raiser ; Mita; 2 sibs. Mr. Ilmotro Must (Whhoistre} 1 1 Mr. ihwarboo now Forest Deer (F. Ettwarde 9 dr. XL Doro Drasals. (Wradield 3 dr. Was by • loscr. TM venire tartrate it ( it Ustu virlag. o l ertk. but sow showery sod very =promising. owiag to ase at the tartars haring tribe en urr Word. od • law Maras at Letibtao, essood by the wel dor to itNowcamis night mall, tbs wine o'elouit trots did sot teeth Idhr esm atll am two o'clock by whir Barr kustrodo lost i tw lto lab) intelligent. PREROGATIVE COURT. Beare I. Reggere. Witt. CLIZ. —This wee an sum court, or caveat day, and Dr. Haggard at as surrogate. An application made by Dr. Baykal - to grated probate to the will of Jane Corder was opposed is consequence of s weal alteratioas in the document. It was also objected tom account of the will being drawn up on the Ant sat third sides of the sheet of , the wand side haying been left blank. The soil ssed of theappe lated whole of the property of the owl eise ezteuterm—Tis Swart t, after lssostolz. an widows &ibises Is ewe of tale duser thoughiptiou, it odd wet .gnat te the applkotioa, hat would let the owe surd sow, Wag the parties us eppeetuulty et hriagiag it looverdi la canker ferea. Downtornee •Wu s..—Dr. Twia applied to the coact to gnat ad ded's:alias to the awes of An, Lege, ea die pert ot theshildres. Is appeared the testatrix had made her will mad bstposatbal the whets ot her property to bar drissre, stain so a verso that it Ina too iseatelder aide to divide lastweas the whole et her diadem, the re maid, tsar emu. After the death of the testatrix, tbe Most alsted he should oppose the will, whia the slobs searatad to his *Meg in the propeetp usher the will Ile thou wiled the *ten to atoenTorti; will, AM& they did, whew be theizeped down it woe of le so ma. The anted edvesale /shirred %the owe of Fes ter o. reestsr."—The elan seaddlwed the for alblaitte be im berme sulleisat sabolootiate the pr pertyrawd, thou Om& as esp. of it had boas hope. sad osiessi to the am o DaIMM" It bed so doubt that ill• applitudisa bather sabolowes ef the will. It felt the moist et ad boa bad, gad if the sleets had buss larger it wadi he.. esminael the heather is the owe lad barn related die adiss.—Tbit toed granted this aposiks. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Inn Yr. Cominimer Jd Rs Conn W Doss.--A Samissres Consommes. —Tab no Not day emeined he Ma aillseraimi bet =mai sans sli Mete heakrnio, mie moo MI steasfammo in Dear Clowellerd. TM penguin dRe ems, the mons% have tom dem le time eimevel li t tYfi jeuseL—Rr. Haien, as tbe put d*, molmsm seer I mid me means to the poi oleg dtbs Wino' Boyd. Re stems* WM my obloquy atembiss to it Wimple was tan* Malbetabla to Chasm eine sembeit bed boss =tam* usentishotory. A pima named Alabama Davies had hem Bush naked up with the tosentierl; when Chew aleseaded, Davies Mosel that be had taken all tle nenny with him; but, whips he returned, the car was named, sad Davin was now on of she way, and wee sup pool to ban gene to New York.—B. H. Cheese. b leti minisminis i; ealliebod, E hod nd that ha aid his panzer had bus la • net le a tweivemeatin their lawn been t peoperty is the bomb of meatus W net readmit ee meek es was tatimateiL He had reseived 8761. oat of the omen great part of wink was paid to Dann He eased hosidis erne& of MMe fealties in all awe 1,0001. Baena Ids man bad =sinOM 701. to hie nu ask Hie agnate entoind sa Hon WM kr AVMs& raid Map gang kr men of the Mg bees gather ex ifilialvilleskrkt It Par /Award% ef MA Then was an item of VAL R bd. far g laskolks travelling, sod expense of =i l llll=l , lhavessad, the his of Wight, be. Had be • weak elks kb of Wlght, sad .Wed a valid, to bin rand the Mead. Had boon six ee sena watches before the partasenip emmaneel, but Italy en goes. His looney to the Isle of Wight migitt east lU._ Nelsen 1001. of the 2661. had beta nest gaiety sad examinee. Was at Gravesend fie mmithe together_ sad wee very ex trangsat there. He bad -la all NIL to Davis., beyond what he wee entitled to Wes the seem. His partner was awn. of all that Dana was deism. He knew of sib bstag purchased kola smorebaats, and palmed hastodintly bat he penned against it. There were ws Waseases or evident for any of the payments to Dalin sad ea his nesant. Meat wee pat down es open to disarm IM., for Davies. They used to drive anus together, sad boo eit tans even day. Had made him prank of a watch and /see of great value. That was a spoke of madness ea witonate part, but thought that Davies was the ealy mesas of the teasers from ruin. Did set goy him these earns as y, because he knew the mere* of the coneern, futon the 1 . paid him on the mowhams abounded. He ese was present when it was d; it was is the -road. Did not consider that' wen beak, the picador. Had list MS Davies at Bouleges, two or then meant ekes. Was told he had iron to Awake, kat did set heave it —Mr. Hudson said the ear oldwidea Sothis Ina passing wee the enviously in credible nine el the Wien be told. He had taken out of the badman sea* 1,0801. ia lea than a twelvemonth ; and the manner in which he bad squandered it al most pseud belief. To give credit to his story, it was ausamery to believe him a most reckless sad wrong- MeV penon. The only thing to hie credit was the* be had given up 1001. to the assignees at list; bat his past undoes bad been such as to render it extremely possible that Davies sulks might still be keeping back part of the property, by means of this "shuffle and cut" system which they were earrying on.—The Commissioner aud the bankrupt's story wee so doubtful that he could not be allowed to pus on each a statement. It wee almost making a lane of the bankrupt law, and supposing the Commissioner pos sessed of great credulity, for such a person to come to the court and say, " This is the best account I can give." Ile had run away to France and then, after squandering 1,0001., ease back sad gave the , aaslgnees UK He almost wondered that the saneness had not taken the extreme souse of com mitting him to prison; as it was, his examination must be adjourned sin die until Menne to give some more credible amount of the way in which he had disposed of his money. To obtain the benefit of the bankrupt law a person must esaferm to its requirements, and this ran was very for from banes done so. Boyd reseed his last examination without opposition, after a conversation as to his givlag up to the landlord the house he boa Chien applied for further protection ; but the sea missions? said it appeared to bile that this wee not a we in which he ought to grant any further protectioa whatever. The bankrupt had set the law at defies:mead most take the consequences. Some additional proofs of debts were taken, entity from weavers ; but in only one did any legal quietism ern. The man, whose name will Skinner, had a ago' of 171 • he held g o ods worth about 51 , which he had neaten in di scharge of his lien. In addition be claimed the etymon of 40e. nudge the Wages Act, leaving bin to prove fee the balance.—llse. Hudson said that the assignees were debase of giving as favourable consideration to all these nem as the law would penal', but beyond that they could act afford to go.—The Commissioner was of opiison that the ',editor was entitled to the payment under the Wages Aet, se well as his lien. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. The learned Chief Commissioner held a court for the pus pose of hearing applications for bail, but no case worthy of notice occurred, except that of J. T. Townsend, The applicant had petitioned the Bankruptcy Court, and his lest examination had been adjourned eine die.—Mr. Rey wilds asked why he (the insolvent) came here.—The peti tioner replied that his attorney had advised him to do so, and he himself preferred it on account of the expense that would attend his endeavour to pass his final examination in the other court —The Commissioner said this war not a court of appeal. The insolvent must apply to the Bankruptcy Court, and if assistance could not be rendered him there it would then be ample time tor bins to file his petition here. — Application refesed.—The mart win resume its regular sit tings o the 14th inst. POLICE.—YraTERDAY. 11111 4 1810N-HOUSE.7Taa LAST OP T11 . ..Z VfATCIIII3? —A private watchman, stir has bt en some time her to do duty in a ward by some old worthies who considered all new pi-Beeman kinking, was fined five shillings for drunkenness, having been found on the previous night fast isleep oa his bark in the gutter in Bell-alloy, from which he was caned to the station-house. He assured the Lord Mayor, upon his honour, that "It should be the last time." —The Lord Mayer: That's what you always say. (Laughter.)—The defendant paid the penalty, and repeated that it positively should be the last time, ff his lordship would be good enough to keep it quiet. WORSHIP-STREET —Cu...amt.—The magistrate re quested the reporters to acknowledge his receipt of the fol lowing sums for the joint benefit of the destitute French tutor, Boucher, and his humane landlady, Mrs. Diaper, who had afforded him shelter and support when he was kit with out • friend " A Lady," 10s. •, "M. IL IL," 11 ; two other ladies, each 101. ;" A Lady of Quality," 51 ;M.O.D. B. W. Barra, French Society, Portlrd-place, 10s.; " F.," Ar- Itlielhint 26 - ad In poster stamps ; F. T.," ss. ; "Lady X.." ss. ;and a " Quaker Lady," 11. MARYLEBONE.—Arornza Smarr ROBBERY BY Wham—Anne Jones and Anne Terrill were finally examined on the charge of havir. robbed Mr. Nuon, a lam dealer in Regencstreet, of 261. On the evening of the 29th rt. as prosecutor was passing along Cavendish-square, he was addressed by Jones, who suddenly put her arms round his waist, and at the IRMO moment he felt one of her hands in his trousers pocket, which contained two 61. bark notes and sixteen sovereigns ; he directly seised her, and on the other prisoner, who was standing at • short distance oft, coming up, he secured her also; they were then both given into custody. He (prosecutor) distinctly saw • movement of hands which led him to believe that Jones had passed some thing to Territt : none of the property had t *en met with. —Tr/wrests were sent for trial. SOUTHWARK.—ROBBRILT AT THE SURREY THIA TRE.—W. Parry, W. Guildford, and T. Silsey, were re examiced, the former charged with steeling a quantity of music, the property of the proprietor of the Surrey Theatre, and the two latter (employed as scene-shifters in the same theatre) with stealing same rope and other articles from the store-room.—When Parry was placed at the bar, Mr. Fare brother, the treasurer of the theatre sr od forward and spoke on his behalf. He said that sire the discovery of the photo of mush ma by the prisoner's wife as waste in the New-rut, he (Mr. Farebrother) by Mr. paper ehner's direetiou, had sailed at Parry's lodging, and found his wife and children in a rats of the greatest possible dishess ; that he represented the condi tion of the unfortunate family to Mr. Kerschner, who on that account expressed a desire to relinquish any further pro- ceedings against him, conceiving that his discharge from the Theatre would be • sulkiest punishaeut instead of sendiag him for Cottinghars said that the distressed ear ditios of the prisoner's family was no justilloatirm he hie having surropthiessly disposed of such a qasatity of his employer's prorny is wises paper. He (the prisener), however, was hermits in having met with so humane a prosecutor, who had intimated a dears through hie trea surer to forego my further ipromedings against him. The prisoner, however, would be diorama from his situation, and with his remoter forfeited ha would still be reduced to greater distress than heretofore. The magistrate then di. aimed the three prisoners. WANDS WORTH.—Tnn Dame= Faxii.r.-11r.Beadon requested our reporter to acknowledge the receipt of 31. from the Bev. W. 8. Rowe, chaplain of lionemonger lane Gaol. for the ace of the unfortunate daughters of Datums. This man had been originally forwarded to the Express offices by a benevolent correspondent signing himself " D." WOOLWICH —Exam PROISCUTIOIOI.—Mr.J.Bsittery, landlord of the United Berri= Tavern, Woolwich , appared to answer an information watered against him by the ems istssiostaire of amine, for having, on the 16th of Jaly last, sold beer in a field at Charlton, without an excise license. This aad the following intormatioas were laid under the fol. lowing circumstances : At the fete in aid of the Kent Dis pensarysome time sines, in the grounds of Sir Thomas K. on, Bart , at Charitosohouse„ =rateable liqaors were allowed to be sold, and several publics= of Woolwich taking advantage from this feet, opened a fair at New Charlton, at which they freely vended excisable commodities. The coat- Inhabatere of excise, however, directed their officers to them under the let Vie., a 64. The defen ="attersigui4 tot= charge, batssid that the same thing had deaa oolong by various parties that he hardly con. 41614 at to be mega).—Mr. Train said that under sock 7 of the nee hewn liable too penalty of 201.—Three ether informations we peter= egoism the defendant for the sale of wine, spirits. and Mega% whereby under the 63rd section of the same set ke wee Babb to • peaky in =eh COW of 601. The whole of the_pemellim esseemtoi to 1701. The magistrate mid he had Se_ poem of mitigatim it to one-fourth. As, beerewse,lbe dellmelent had me =imam" intention in acting as he ked dome, he should seseememend him to memorialise the emmissinaers of mile, who he had no doubt would remit a ',KW of the penalties.—Them defends= was fined 421. 10s. —Kr. J. litness, of the Ship end ffsmahbowl, High-street. Wmiabb, was then charged with soiling at the suns time seedpime, and under the same eirmunstanses, beer, spirits, mei =boom The debsioat pleaded guilty, and smile a similar defence to that est up by Mr. Buttery.— Tie st ronaltitts in this ems emanated to 1201., and were lOW to 301.—Mr. J. Tbenssep, of the Angel beer-shop, orAwich, smelters= under Outlier informatiocs, and fined in the mitigated penalties of 601.—Mr. Jacques offered to brward memorials in all the eases to the Board of Backs. IsTraTvaip;ol67Lrt; as txon information, laid under the 2 and 3 Ws. IV., with covering and eciassaling the plate, on one of Ida tzopolitan dap —Mr. Stone, an officer of excise, proved that on the 24 of May he got into one of the deleadant's carriers at the Greenwich Railway, and on examisies eveled r believed belleved ra, have shade MONEY MARKET. TVIsDAT Bvvmio. The members of the Stock Exchange migrate in the periodical sporting and fashionable seamonsjust as do royal, parliament, and other notable and modish people westward. The prorogation at Westminster is the signal for an adjournment in Capel•court ; the confidential clerks of the brokers and j?bbers in stocks being left in charge of routine affairs, on the Stock Exchange, just as under-secretaries of state, who are government officials of a similar clan in fact, are left to do the business of their superiors, with the chance by-and-bye of an after holiday for themselves. The funds, therefore, were flat to-day, and prices with slight variation only. Consols were mainly stationary at 864 tot, but the comparative absence of business reduced the rates slightly towards the dose of the market, when they left off et 86 to for money and account. Reduced Threes were 864 to Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 861 to 87. Long Annuities, 8 13-16 to 4. Exchequer Bills, 28s. to 31s. premium. India Bonds, 20s. to 23e. premium. Bank Stock, 196 to 8. India Bonds, 238 to 240. Both here as well as in Amsterdam and Hamburg Russian stock continues in demand, as for some time past. There would appear to be nothing of a forced or speculative tendency in this simpltaneous move ment of various markets. The purchases are so quietly made, and with such au evident indisposition to effect, which might raise prices, as to impress thecon viction that the dealings are for real investment. Some time since it was: suspected, perhaps not with out reason, that the Russian government were pur chasers oetheir own stock against metallic values re mitted here. Assuming that such was the case, the operation would be both profitable and creditable. It could not fail to be a beneficial bargain to buy in stock from about 80 to 100 which two years ago was marketable at from 108 to 110, and represented loans contracted probably at about 90. Such opera tions were very decidedly better bargains in any case than the purchase of French Three per Cent& at somewhere about 80, against so much silver and gold delivered or valued for. Some emanations in Russian stock took place to-day at 98 and 981, the quotations between buyer and seller being 97 to 9 ex dividend. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per r..nts. were lower at 44 to 45 ; the Four. at 70 to 1. Belgian, 69 to 72. Spanish Fives, 12 to 4 ; the Threes, 23 to •, Passive, 3to 4. Portuguese, 21 to 3. Mexican, 164 to 17. Brasilia°, 73 to 5. Chills°, 84 to 7. The general tendency of foreign exchange was up ward to-day. The negotiations on Amsterdam were, however, 12.1 only ; on Rotterdam, 124 to 14 ; on Antwerp, 26.75; on Hamburg, 13.91 to 10; on Frank fort, 121 to ;on Vienna, 11.5 to 15 ; on Leghorn, 31.40 to 50 ; on Naples, 38 to 4 : on Madrid, 46; ; on Lisbon, 511—all at three months; on Paris, at short, 25.30 to 35 ; at three months, for the first time dealt in since the February revolution, 25.65 to 70. 1111034911 FUND!. Book Stock, 196 UAL Beads. Pam DM 33 pm. 3 pm et. MA. Anna, NI (mambo for 1.0204121. 6916 3 34: S e tTrOt. "Is " t i 2 6 6l * 1' 21 ‘ 3 6: _. 3 86 4' 3?.., ~ 1 73 ji". led " Loop Annuities. Acu "' lap. 219 Jim., Ditto Our sum? Std.. ; DM), 8 13-16 am 11...23 4 pot. India Mock. 3392 . Ditto Oman, Mazda. 596.. Pm Ditto 13outts, Ll,OOO, 22 20 pm. f011.11D311 FUNDS. 3 per Ct. Duda Beads. IMA TO 6 pa Ct. BpsalM Bondi, dlr. from 6 yet Ct. Iteaksi, loo6.l4l Nov. lOW, 12 3 per Cs. Portembeee Beads, 303 2. per Clem Dutch Ezelmoge, 12 6 par 04 Potagoers Beads. 324 Ora. 444 i pm Ct. imima Beads. 1/M. 4 per Ct. Dutch Ceellacatos. 703 Z 91.. 903 3 az My. EICHANGIO3 AND V 1211116, Aoo..l3.—Auelelso FM CleaM, 64; Ditto, TOree_por CeoP Omta., 414 43aso. MA WI; 11110.1 STOCKS ABROAD. 13°1'U a ; VPamPe' 0130. 90 : . D i t , t aok art par PARIS BOHOL—REVIEW OP THE WlLL—This has been a week which has teen many changee— which has deceived many hopes. Every one looking on the question of intervention as settled, and considering so from the manner in which the dissuasions on the report of the committee of in quiry had been received, imagined there could be no further obstacle to effuse taking their regular course. Thus con fidence in the funds was restored and every cue was buying in. The purchaser of stock for cash, as well from the pro- Times as in Paris, having in great steams absorbed the Boating amounts for sale, capitalists bought for the account to discount the next day. Thus there was constantly a back wudatioe on the five per cents. which of the two stocks is that in which there Is most speculation, on account of the last loan made at five per cent. But suddenly, when it was carded on all sides that the settlement would be made at higher prices they those already quoted (74 75 and 70 reports were spread that the Anglo-Franoo media tion had failed. The reply of U. de %members (Minister of Foreign Affairs at Vienna) and the armaments made by the two belligerent powers, seemed to some speculators sufficient reasons to bring about an seined Intervention by France. Thus the funds fell from 21. 50c. to 3f. This hap pened just at the moment of the declaration of " primes thus the greater pert were abandoned, the Five per Gents. being then at 72. But the two following days the majority of the capitalists judged that, all things considered, war was less Imminent than it had at first appeared, and they soon came to the conclusion that it was not at all probable. The funds tot n rose, and the bust day of the week there was a backwardation of 50 centimes. it is thought that the nest week will produce some heavy daily discounts: this opinion is founded on the great necessities revealed by the setttenent , many speculators who had sold disadvitttageously have made &continuation, probably hoping that the reports of interven tion would permit them to take advantage of the some prises at which they had sold ; it is probable, however, that they will be obliged to settle with a loss. To sum up all, if the commencement of the week was uncertain and wanted firm ness, the end has been firm and well supported. The situ ation of the bank (Jets _several 'meliorations, and bank shares have therefore risen. Piedmontese stock has declined ieedriii;blß T 1.112,04 Nino Wort. &slaw W. Jo., oh m , Gym . labosrev. WW J.I.. .I.rauft sbu t u rraik NoWkwentilud. I ra '. naou.ti Derry WM*. " intlido, he 'beer koshektew, DIVIDENDS.—Sept. 28. R. Bosustow, —Sept. 28. W. Carter Exeter, innkeeper—Sept. 2t W. Ili Bridgwater, Solnareetaliire, victualler—Sept 20. Hamm eq., silk rasnutrurar—bert 27. It. Puter, Arena, di wherries —Sept. 29. H. A. Stewart, Lwerpool, ship tor 28. W. Terrell, Newcaells.upon-T rue, victualler—Sr I West, loodoorasee, Hurry-rd., huenimper—outg, Bidwell, Exeter, reinter. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.—Joser Auckland, Er, dealer, Sept 12 & Oct 4, at the Cordon Arms Hotel, Sirs. PAITHERSHIP3 DISSOLTED.—W. Balky &L ll. Ear Deo/goat, Beyonsbonsq.-0. Better J. of trues, a6l Wilbeakr., Westminster, so far u regards J. banns bladkwell & S. H. Blackwell, Dudley, Weroester.bue—C. N J. T. rearnens, Brisod—T. Chandler &C. _ Clegg, J. litoderson, L. Baldwin, & F. Lear, Herd& to to tar as regards L. Baldwin—B. Cook & T. A. bluskrl,l Davis &J. Davie, Whiterven—T. Every A J. Letbeby, Dal P. Hares, B. B. Joker, & H. Hansen, Newoastl. , aprTm r regards Z. It Johme-0. Hole & E. larauter, derma 0. Hosgroli Sr H. Herron, Birminktmes—H. Harr Li J. Leonard k D. Taylor, Ombra, Glared Low atnessil.sq., so tar as regards his camera Novara ANIMISOI Company—h. Murat a. W. rarer Yorker re—B. Meldruos, Jas. Mellrum, & Jo,. rides, Walrondand—E. Norwood & B. D. J. Evans, Banked. B. Per J. Pest, &A. Pest Menchoter, ro fares re,ards C gam& B. Waren, & W. Giber, Lorsrposi—W. S h ares, T. Al. Ilsesser, frellield, so tar as regards W. sharer—L es Purr, Leeds—S. Stone & C. Stallard, Overbuy, War —B. Kw" Jed. Strult, A. R. Shutt, Jahn Strati, O. Br W. Harr% Derby, ro tar as mar& A. It. Skutt &Jobe ti Word. & A. Bullough, Er•rhilL lonsesidra BHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—XII All. DOBAI& 11101;113. 1111:1/1. 4 Dalai ...... 0,1 Holland 0 0 lota or Palo.ll S Wagalwd O a Finnan annaou-Septre Dttt I Donaghadee. 03, France Do. Marano.. 0 0 it.la, 0 OwnsAJers. Oil Lithos.. geom.= Sydn.N.S.W. Ol Wax ...... 0. Rummel., Barr. S.—Arrived: John and James, Mein Zullekw Wilson, at. Croix; }learn, .renew; NAY) In hire; Wander, Barbadoes ; Agrippina, Trieste; root. re Ranger, Amsterdam ; Thames, Petereburg ; Oriental Pm ritius• Jabs, Guernsey; HD pc, Stralcand; Jane S Affrilesbella and Jane Finland; Armen, Froh debt* ; Dan ; Plowings HanSliiieway ; Seto, Owl Meoehikoff, Finland; J ulna Maria, Norway; Nem. lines; Cirib enure, Norway; Tennant, Cron tad; k St. Crolw—Sailed: Alert, Sydney ; iiiron Pay at William &kora, Thompson., Alchyniist, Constantinegis; I Guernsey Secret, Coati: JAM. Cruikehank, Denman; I ue Gand, Ghent; Mows John, Conatantinople. LivrArom., Seer. S.—Arrived Boarder, Li Ceuricr, St. John's, New Brume : Al l y= i bee, Labrador ; Mary Alen, Quebre ;M. am rg; George, *New Orleans ; Asenath, Oa h u ;ulit terdam ; Porcupine, Constantinople; Harbinger, St. Seraph, Malta; Swift, Pollen; Columbus, St. John% 11 wick; Traveller. Konigsberg; Memnon, New York; M Bridget, Lisbon ; Irene, A.esandria ; Argent, Man; Mb York ; Rory O'lLoce, Quebec; Emma, Naples' Mazy Elsinore ; Harvest, Stealrund ; Albion, Id. A. Partly, I Antelope, Labrador; Watchman, Pillau; SuMeno, Bonn Canton.—Off Greenock, Helena, Freeman, klizabeta, Tuskan. [Advertisement) —A tlnmatszto ELBOW c nou.owaes OINTWENT AND PILLA.-1011. Dunham, oi l Afford, was dr.. aniony afflicted with an enlargement sl joint Par several months ale lent the use of her ans. di mind she was under the treatment of the belay In Llaw bun, and other planes, but obtained no Mid, and from pain mho constantly endured, it was deekkd that walls' lion or death wald relieve her sufferings. In this MP ointment and wills were resorted to, and these truly re fines soon effected a pletrismnt cure, and restated the eat her arm. Mr. Horton, boelasiler, Louth, will testify by all druggists, and in Prottator liolloway's estabibluneel Leaden. ITH& BEAL—&44. 2, MIL E. B. Baal, of Tollington MM. VW a eon. BONBOB.--Bekt. 2, at Pokeden, the wlfe of J. Homo, 11 COCWELNE.- 4 MOk 1. at Menprrte North Wale. the wit Mos. Lord Ombra.% of • daughter. FOX.-Begt. 3. at Kinptosu, the wife of A. Fox, Fett. of FRAlo:ll.—flept. 1, at Ardroman. Mos. W. Y. lower, of a 0 1 31MION.—Kept. 2. the wife U. Gordon, Jum. Ert stmm of a daughter. nI;EMLIEL — AePt. 3. at 8, Davisetioset, Haack:rots? burn. of a NIL HOWLE7T.-Bept. 1, at the rectory Maprrehen. Bad wife of the Her. J. H. Howlett, of idaughtur. OR B.—ftt. 1, at liorworaame. the IWe of M. OM, PARK.e. pt. 2, at bk.ris LAM Lo4tua.^, Km Part. PAUL.-Bept. 1, at °Mos, Mn.a J. Paul, of &JAMMU?. RABULEIUII.—Aug. 31, at Kirby Hall, Mottos &MI. / of the am. U. B. KortkMgh, M.A., of arum Aug it 'auto. MIEEBAY—BIGOB. —Aug..,!. at Bt. Mar) Dublin, by, Iteiehrt T. Murray, EN., of Dysart. Wortmmth, W of T. Blom Km., of Castle:m.llyd. N P. 11 . 1. at Bt. Odrei P. 11. 11. Watford', of Leo, to Emma, Artoki late C. H. litsvenhamm Km., of Peckham.rbe. NNW BERY—W ILLIA MS.—Aug. 31, at tioufimmetoo. l Taylor, T. Witchery, Mu., Madrao W.lO. to AMMAI daughter of the late OWL U. B. Madrat REP CON—FITZGEBALIL—Sept. b, at Bt. Martin Of Itor i k a ltos. Mr. 0. W. Kowa, M.P. for Cl. Al J. 8. Fi onl l daughter of the kalm and Nears SAVE B Re KBl.—Aug. 31, at All milts' Om ". Baundem, Esq., to )41/14U10, eldest flang 11 hta s f laq. B—OXIDART.—Bept. 4, at Bt. Marks. 1 00 Her. W. ,M. A.. T. Whlte i Iwo , Km., to Jam,' of Mr. J. art, W ILBOW—LAL oA I u. 331. the Groat* Wow. the MOM Rev. Bishop Unite Copt. W. 3. W Madams, faith daughtuu of the BM Mr T. D. Mari and Fountainhall. DEATH& BROWNE:East 3, Nary Anna Irmo, daughter el Brosno, Cb3B4oater ,aged 9 wea r s COLK.—flept. t at limn Holborn. I. Cole. KM.. We of of Pothers. Norfolk. aged M. COPPEN.—bI4{. I, at the maddest. of Me father. Kates, Mr. bum Coppsnjun., of lellogtok aged 4L 4. at oodford.Nuctro, Mr. C. 11...fteb, HOULDITCH.—Aug. 31, at !Movie: Al, B. 11 oulduch, I L'AMY.-8444. 3, at Coslitos. Door' Hoddingum. 11 awake of J. L'Amy. Lig., of lAut 2o9o at hille-ww fi bromas, Mr. 0.14 t LUDOATIGL—dept. 2, At 19:terhugbury, Edmund. Weider, of Newington. near Skttokboume. ll o 9 14 WOOIttUODA.LII—Sept. J, at IrrerfArol. M Cur Ort i LL6E.-14ept. 2,M Dublin. M. 0 Malley. Kml.. of aged M. OKKILLE.—Negt. 3 M Chester. J. &coital , . Egg..,3 1 BOCA, Dublin, and of Annarh Abbey, Cana), WI 411 . TY.—BeM 4, at Lif exploit, Margaret, dauthter Mel o kI.D., of Bedford Knit, rough. VfliSl' linaunkte rummy, Host:h. the UI &gal WlLBoN.—Eagt. I. at Glamor', W. WO ll OO, Ekto Mt! Ib , 11.1==. 415 of Wt~eaa, 11110.4 11.19 MI Sic las aaa LW p.v.n g ally d st .it,• Zit milletal SO also. and that It was dose with no honest bass- sem of these ahem seems to have depend,s - 0 . - .1 4 0, imN alimivasizsmildal ead asami seteeed eci:Plai litis tlte mn4N d 6shama cl ali nda Li n t6 t Sgare: to llass pe imhdia y sizi the earkth m ailihe ita ll : ° f lg d str°W poasity : Tit; "ftsa:beholderslisee°the.dyiha::ll7:l4orwecniithe;:arafosztwanithddwfit"nadoaLu.ytylamTV:shziene::?:::l:tglAniteerT:imell"l"4l' 41: t, is 1 Itid beak t 1 "1 07 i t L I : 5P a 1 l ir Il lani 17 CI A L h 17 held W ,A bbli : e r k * D " P i I l i I t R :I T .: 6 : IN., and Is. sosis. RAILWAY NEWS. The market was mach depressed, and sales difficult COT TON.-LivaarooL, to be efteted, even at the lower rates which would !save been submitted to. Generally prime Wilell a was dull, end the Wee were about 4,000 hate s , w i tto shads worse. part Prices ere the same as ce !friday. MAISCHnITIII, Barr. +5.-Our market to•de. r. 5111$1 LIIIT.-Losnsos, Barran= 5, eborsettrised by great Armen on the part sr • ween..ess greelegoaa of Um la Items abeesetsradage Meg . ts dotes isenu s g, 6 6 be bu r. I ....Prodealb irs , Dignaldossi time of llomo la 1S•Doo WWI' ('Bless. we heard of any material Memo' being le i rllla rad II Alerdig 14MiAudasSill.Willer5 _ . 7 51 3,1 191-d ,, z u 7'41 iftlftter Intialaae . ntira:uU pn bie :M aftt las 2 ; ll week evi d sm A,e : 44 - -fs Ili 44wort,,sw &am- 1 , 1 1 1 t,.. pa n . rat •-• ft ; 1 1 ,„ D 7. re =stared into at Use ratie=l,7 ll ".....iss. i i i ' t r il lriPet.7 - 4.lpas Siva. so DM, • - i , 218i1ii . ... MN asba =• 4B u s balding!) is U r lu r e 111 " X • alert - -- "Stles,A.,, 19 'll6im. • Maas Js. 726 R X DS i rywoos.Boo.4lDro I 111 Ds Wire - 44d. ULM ea low descriptions of domestics, T char., . --. 06 Brig head loan. • .ii Do.3i 1 } 4,.. R .11a Mt T a t buns, and /minter.. Al the lower qualities dam. 4 = Da.ll6ledi 41 •• 4 301. X rem F. Tar goade bbb zi p u not ionu nandars ot uto threi gtro ysexi t y tr be m t . ter postit.L Abbmna.hr .n o -- ll ' 50 14 1 7 d : 1111 enw ". 17 1444144 2 : g. . 1111 : T eshihi r . I . :::: .. 7p d e o ns e d ..w ith m :4 ": .. i:4:::.. ... :._owaii Do. 0 Mimeos I 4 10 Do. Moo la ?W. La..401,40s , I rr..,d contiesse to he dots in low numbers of water twig; --', 411 MAN ei Hetrheed. I . NIMMI le tre. erefeesnee.... 1 mid . pally with respect to these that the 'Mx. apok.."l ll 4 30 tor41410&110111. Jame. 1 D .. ie., preeset been ere Dr horn matinees :Ire, and the .." N 114101DDIrDeL&D 4 6 LI De. ILL N. a H.). 4 1 34 N ~, quire a material advance even on merit en a ...,_ 3•1 Do. CIL 4 1*4; 3 41 1 • MS branch of our trade to • healthy and pesubb „, - ste X Balm .. I 41.& • k,,,,,....„ • ask are happy to be able to state that the ear s .,„"r 6 Maws& IP. i 11/ IS Do. do Ns gd. Sto gles EEL bP. taai• SI fisg• 173 jd. i _NAM III ' . among the shopkeepers and country traders in nn. dd. 6 16 :36. Eseeies 27:r• sall:l u f eleo zwig"li ce P : :1419: . , L a : "6.1.- * *:::::: : :1::: : : 47 8 59 4a in. -. . e1 .4 4 . Iss‘eeripirw tka: a Inadce"44.wbe t; tr ; tre ;e 6re w il ee "Py :: : ::; th p e V ntw ot :la:b ta gb."ll ; 4' 10 Do. do. ••• • • -BO I Do. *IP. C l . _David made up. under the inspectionof Capt. Win* t. du i -.44..._ ta D.. do. Ole M. 18 De. ds er COIL U. there I. a decreese on the wade number of Made . W 10 De.do.liero•go.VC 3U. 3 177 0 =77=1'. oh whom Si are from lull time, and 34 in, 4.„ „... SO DI. 044. do. 3 16 gag Immaire 164 3 1ik.e.401.1:7 - ....Ai 2 lel. cotter mills, there are 179 less on full tone, and Si Ma IS DO. Me St .In Mammas., • 2 The Meckeileld trade k better than when we lag t C.' sh." Pref..4 oda lid. fr Oxf.,WireesfiWVlS: 16 443.1 n. edww t orlard rinc orycla or belga a de x e s , digh haV d e a del :VI" '' 6 1 -A l t 19 o,n4.omild.= NW. during the last year or two, agent likely artio t o 7 4 lkorkwead li /..... U. 1. , ratr:: 4 „ About tort or re st ye an us they were mote wom b~ fc. kind deposed goods, and dnoe that trine they lai n @limed, until there has bees warmly • 1r e, .. . ~... l, w L y - ., - .isais;;;. lid 1 pk.. sr during the last year or two. Several warehouses lift .....'"' al fatierk.. = ? &Yorks SW , r11 . 434e 15 r) mewed maldig then, and although there is no si -"".., 11444.0 . ei aad be:organ as popular as Werner ly, there is evidastry a reuse, 44 1 mucosa iffeatlfre Illea osstifierte WEna BS WI Na dew. . Mg A 44. tivour.-Menekester Braminer. 16 Ds Mal hO UP. i ' Gteli v Wit 14 41 . a WOOLLEN CLOTlin.-Lanne, 13ter, &Ali 101 De. 00, • • 46P. Do. Halms 1 14. cs d tendenee of merebante at the Cloth Halls fhb * ... 14 De. Da s. •.. •14 M. 1 b p :: °rr " rg ir,.....;• . ; ** ;; 1 0 ",.. the transactions were not ooesider ed heavy. the ~,-' lid 10 Dreg Ws - • so Da, L i. ... el. d. • hsl d • ' MI it y d 2 .6 script/0n of gouda being very low, and ninny of me . It Ds *ma • - 31 31d.oid . Umiak 3 br oga n ` ma9 lo ed in to order for exportattes • 19 Do. kr .., DM* 13 6 bo_was oteer ! c ' 4 d bns the tramactions that gm 13 0 Arau .i .i feet• * lit ........ , sed ,... .ex i d N si 4.44 00. Pr0f0r0500 1440,4446. ..1 4 sod. good DLElt attend llLT . S r ..-! lian eCz o st i o n s ua ti e rv u l i t u4 L,' t 5 1 2 1 12.. 44. 4.-% X Do.* Mega ........ 461 ez.d. 131 • Eagan. b id lii 14. s Moro rKs 24 It.. 010 -.. .....o. 3 nte s x l. .:l 4 . : ea ." ".. 1 . 1 / s ig s = l "" nd ii ... i. ..... fge g ° " ll .,: dcs i ll rg , o „thas ti...l SX • 46 48 11 Do. d0.......N0 1 101 ex. rt. g au Sam 19 De. tibr as. tar 16 Do. do. 110.3 0 ed. in the weather during tag bat week. Prices ver e ili. es sereatirs near, 10 Dis dw Thirds .. i7i not higher than of late. W Do. de 4 111 South Woke 63 Do. t: .. 7 4 & lortssis-Dea.skOD. ________ ..- 176 Do. Moot. •• .... 64. 114 Thom or Ilfrooo,Da A 9 Do. ....... ea Irateefil.stLisnerick hew use LONDON GAZETTE.-Tresdeza r , -e... Si Do. Xadflatk 8 •.. LI MK 451 ll'OarYoUooos3.go. BANKRUPII4, 1 4 Do.llorlt loos.) 10 Vil. la De.. do., de 1 Ip, _ Ulm Aeons, Blackburn, Laristrldre, draper, tS maws Do. ltiteitial . .6o4:4 * fp. 4 Wate.see..e Wows is sm. im ~,,,,, is ... k &p i a 1 0, I 13 a Ott. 19. sit li, at Manchester U. NM., iteed It Ox, 43 DsLfewsindberi W DethedihrWafiti t o D. Rwrwife.uoi, 6 Do. W. Epode.. 1 1 1626 4 r°r* De lia riet :n.gnin fflli k kll ner N " le . , 27 l l° l 4 tr e " .. .2 ehederCh ltosiorr e""%. :trirm iSalt Il it nno C % ilautheilk Eiern t : ; m 7 Er 4aill' isissz, ibb les:, % N Lo.fredenli Wyre Ines in 16 Dodo NoIN•r& Berl' 10. dram; ',Sept. la as OcL 16, at Lents Cl. Shia., ke tt alin H. DOA fawn s.• ... te • DefrO A El'or•rPr its. aL, - at Slut. Ik Clarke. Leeds ; off. seg., H pe, Lub, ". 10 Leo* Nog D00,41.A. to ul-q• 46 ZerhaEledalido" el. 4 - usesese coarse, Willenhsll, htstrordshire, gna t g trui . so Leeds mod Dike*... 34 s 0 10 00. P"AroC i W 1 16, at los, at Dirraingitum U. Rola, Smith, Welass..7, 30 Do. Noy 34 M. 1 0 De. E.•W .asst Nottersm a Co, Blmineham; off. assig, Whitore, huzb X Daher. Istertag I SO. MIMS. IIaUtIMIII. WILIAM Dinky Welsher. is the Willows, bary.,l6 ~_ St Les.nreefsdre filla 61 Angio-Wllea -•-• 21 lAt • Mem. deteass 30 tkodspe sas dim 6l sere 77 7 7 776 77 Oct. 17 at lt, at Itneinsrhalloi. 601,,5u b Ns Loodom 11134 4 Imola 41 41 end. le Essay 1i0.60r01 Vey se. Baiderballit.; off. maig„Edwards Prtd•Skre-pl. 74 DWI& lONA*. am 2144 1,.... D.. V i a' 14 ex.d 4 Of. Mlle MAW* juis., °2°l" Entleld, "" Lanesildre, "'"' 11" asp a a t ve k ;:t ‘r ealle n", : r p ' r a int j etr alr rbk irualg ab 9 Ds. de. AND 4 Ite_ it 141.501.1.411411M/M l l 11.1, at 11, at Manchester CI. Sod, lobneas li Co, Woo w D.J../ apes. 43 7 441/11.61111,•,... OK walk, Temple; Mews. Besmett, Nanclager ;It 1186,6, 6 , b NI Da. de. dad "4l 31 ta nsg , m . gsg Ar b ii . ",, Aa ' ‘ ,, off . sok felt, Manettegr. 3 Do.ffeselli gr. 4 010 s: ffßi b . d . b . iiii Tema Ilan ~u Brecon, dealer, Sept. 19 k Oct 17,1 q 13 i 1 . •••• 01 'r." . is p u b l b ., 6 I c t e ris:ol Ct.. , A Soo Orn i y a tc Sons, Cl:meow:a, k Ham b egilin 114 1 16 10 NI psi *An Laft I, 3 a pr.. mid aid; .... 16 Xez d TIMMY SIAM; Eelington, Derbyshire, coal =Me, *I 7 De. New it . XMI OS na'aia. •• • 161 eg.d. Oct. 9, at it, at Stanches:et' Ct. bobs., WeLer g p, i6 b. 2 De. FUGs ... 34 6 - majblegesal . 1 1 . n mend's-Inn, Chancery-Is, g Berra. Wake, 63ellind; eg 6 16 Do. W. sta. illi. Fraser, Manchester. 9 DoIN.M.N.S.B. aNI . " edinr " .: ttr INSOLVENT PETITIONER& 9 ba.tre.d..AJ aAE lb i • end !ULM .. II aiscanspewllsre it. 1 L 0.10141, -.Met! Ic 1 24p. if Wool riooders ~ .. 64 ed. lc '• wett. i W i .... 11 4, ••••• me.. teen I.