The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-19 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. • ADYILLIT, Sm. 18.—Arrontrailwrs.—L1eu brat C. D. J. Odevathe (ISM). to be additional to the VaM/i 4 ., e) paddle-wheel etesto-idoop, At Shamus', liargeos . On= (111.S6), to the Cyclope, 0, paddle-wheml lbws bigots, at oessmonth. Pays/emir 11. W. Reetienme (1849), to the Wellington, at Ilhoernesa. Assistant. Surgeon F. Hardinge (1118 T), to the Impregnate* 104, 6. *hi ,at De‘ooport, foe Plymouth lloepital. YutdrAwutant T. ll'Kennell, to the Cyclops. EMBARKATION OF ROYAL ARTILLERY FOR INDIA. WOOLWICH, Barrs.rsra 18. This morning, at ten o'clock, the H troop of Royal Rase Anill sy, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel J. Tartar, C.B. , the T Bald bonny, 3rd company, 9th batta lion, commanded by Captain K. P. Radcliffe; sad the Q 9ald battery, sth company, 12th battalion, commanded by Cop an' J. R. Gibbon ; asenubled on the Common in review order, Ur io•pection, ;envious to embarkation on board the Bydaspre steam-vemel, for India. Major-General Sir W. P. Williams, Commandant, accompanied by his side-da amp. Lientenant-Colonel C. C. 'Medals, C.D., Lieutenant . _ Cod Bingham, Awn Want Adjutant General, Brigade Mager G. Shaw, Captain It. K. Frerth, Dninty . . Assistant Q and other omcer rod, peat the ranks, front and rntr, and in- erected the arms and accoutrements of the force, which a:apprises 640 °dicers, non-commlesiused ofacers, and inem. At tho termination of the inspection two men who wen in the rank. se prieoarn wen brought forward. and sentmeese innediel by coart•neuttal end approved by the Commander h.Chief was read over. The whole of the force them termed in marching maim, • splendid band of 140 makismo, being made up of the beadle of the Royal floes. AztMerp the Foot Artillery, the head of the T and Q field Whyte., and the newly-formed bead composed entirely of chrome* bugles. The troops wen leaded by Msjoe-Gemeral W F. Wißienes, and the sea at teem red, end the march from the pertain to the Royal Mumma wee Y emery mama a seem maks seem. The semis were tameded with thonsemde et speseeden, who loudly chewed thelmegai which was ',Myself Is &meet hearty meaner by the beam, the band pertessing the pepeler tuna, Cheer, boys, them," and the marl meek eh, Tb. girl I kit behind MC" On gairiag at the Royal Arsenal Pier the band took up a post- Om at the plerAin, in the Comminset, Su W. F. Walimm, sad eta, Am War leen at the elan in cum- mad of the laree, swpwrinlenied the nibriniait, which seek plites in mean aim The hewing adkwey Is eddiens in then la einneed, inherited with Ile Ines den & canine Canpiiii, erneriey, Annon, lignmay, Ea L Addingten, sad Tenn Ineteseant Vanden Trained, Dam" Maisel ha. Can nes, end the Has. A. Stewart; Asslatasheageor Bear aid ink', ed irsenisery- Serrano 0111111111111. and Clew ha lan at the tannin In ben made in is 200 ais aninfriened teem an inn, and ensue 4 sileiweadre ma; tee Mimed., boweaws, with • minims he the mom end the useml henna and don ans. TheT and Q diddlediedir an deem' to Cann* 'Ed the Hone And lay • Deep/. TY 111,1 sere nen 'up belf-pan bale Venn, end elm* eibunrenis priereid den the viva tat Menne& br Gen worn kr tin zeiA Aa Innerte nelnede 804 awed the Weep de they ha le dr =no& POIITBMOI.III, Part. 18. nit Timegeat, 24, mow-frigate, is to be paid of trossinew. skanide the Dockyard. The Boyd Illevosetia. ISlt, wow ship, hod bar saackiiagry Obi paw*, to the slim bosi, brion holtsd dew es to Se lane per. Of emu rabbi cook% bo seewhistod thud, kola this so is the wed of the weabgeory, et the mewl the alp wall whin al soo. Issweiver, gm Wheeled to chew that the A ptobebiy be the Lien mow thswo.darlow Is Ur oe any cane envy. awning.** by lissodshry , Soso end wiele=tifolly, mei with the ere sad rnefty at the iseshewhes at • welsh. Moe woo • Me liesaieg of Y. bat =Wag RAM this a Waist le • Ira idol. !r i d teh is seedy to 101 flalliald. no Victory, Noieca's oki Ilitaida, has bum fieswelei torday, prior Is kohl lobe boo Asa to hove • het A 74 seas &eh accummil his Royal Natio Atill kle7 Berteas ea Tusk,. QUI11111.10181 , 11twq:ck lei neatly beta roasted la last leak , .ad, wren, W k••• as a swath', love at Aram Oaths day ha massed, mad aids' at Maser hs toss nalasally asked with Bases sad ezpini Ms halm! t•lta• passe to-mow with As real u " tart' bospari scaorded to his rash is dr ThrtWedneedet next • pad& meting, the wryer in the their. la to he bold for the of %nano:log a enbernp ties for the relief of the Is fedi& PEMBROKE, Seri. 17. In order to the efficient discharge of the onerous dello of We anniese sad barnyard, a mend battalion tae Wiley ken Weil le las these by the leneal at that from Predna. nail sad Wei Aspen (them ad the Nth, sod Ise, branbt by the den* Wan Railway) jetha this tc, add base bee thelethated smog the bese and the Ilsedied boned*. 'no Ma leth the are day by themer the Wreathed, le jela bu‘spernm. The reader td the De 4 will eke have la a thy et two Colonel loath rime la domed the second bethaliath Word Ray mond rennesede the hat. 0110111 LAW HINT'S mT. .) ADIMIALTT, Barr. 18. The follawisi reshatieart, dated the 10th instant, bare Mk day lobes pbee eterequest OD the death, on the eth WM., et Wbe-AdmitrelClortee Sibthorp John Ilawtayse : Vim-Admiral of the White the Hon. Gordon to be vierednivel et the red ; Vico-Admiral of the Blue the Right His. die Kaarke Predarldt Fitsherilinge Berkeley K.C.B. to he vise admiral et the wins; Rear•Admirel Ci;stateatho; IRiehmlßear-Admiral the Right Ilea. Norge Jame Berl et eel Rear. Admiral Sir George Augastua Wm KM., on the reversed hell-pay het, to he owe-Admirals ea the mitered half-pay h et; Rear-Admiral Pro of the led Pve Wm. Parry Wallis t . be •iowarlairal of the Dina Pear-Admiral of theWhito Sir M Wheel Seyroonr.K .C. 8., to be rear-ailloiral of the red; heir-Admiral of the blue 111100 SM Wrest Carter, C 8., to be rear ndtoinil of the white. Captain Edward Alston lWott, reprain George An- Indus Ellott, aad Captain William Ml . to be mar-ad mirals at the rammed half-pay list ; Captain John Janis Tacker to be rear-edes6el of the blue. The same ae td retired list, hare been peeestell le be naked tar-ehaireia, en the term pre peed in the lovas Owns d ikpt I, Died, without In a/WWI of pay :—Captais John Frederick Appleby, Captain II Deresehlre, Cattalo Marisa Rich, Captain Robert Deer, Captain William Riebardsoe, Captain Gong. Charles asks, Captain William Pearce Sienky, Captain William Amy Pkrson. WAR-OFFICE, Stry. 18. 11th Regiment of Foal—M.jw-Grn*ral Bir;Rickard Doherty to uc eohmel, sus Llantanant-flonaral William George Cochran*, &count . . Ist Regiment of Dragoon Osargo--Tho ebristian name of Riding-Means Moak*, appointed from UIS military train, on the 2rith August, le hl.iill.ed and net Maitland, as pm stAted. lid Dry's.= Gouda—The eceomissins of Lirotenaut A. pert', to be captain, without poreliarrote stated in the Gaget - e of 31et Joiy, ti hear dote itith Jana, and Dot 17th Jane, as previously stated; tho pc..motion. by pur chase, of Lieutenant IL A. Soren, Dein tho 9th Light Draguma is cancelled 711 i Dragoon Guards—Major C. W. Thompan to be lieu await without pun-hair Captain W. Midillotoo to Le vaiijor, Ly put Lase ; blia;iir A. W. D. Burton, fro. l.alf.pay unattached, to be major, paying tho dig/r -ear,. 'ice Thowepeou ; Captain D. Demmer, from half pay 7th Dragoon Cluanie, to be captain ; Lieutenant Peter Watauga= to be captain, without purchase; Lieutenaat Misery lltinhhare ti be captain, without purchwe ; Lies- Wm. F. 1) iwdeawcg to be captain, by pun Meer, vice Mid [groin . Cornet C. Barton to be tieatenant. 'without par - ahem. rice Withington ; Cornet W. Darby Wentworth to be ; eiitinant, without purcha-e, rice Blinkborn ; Lieut. Li 11. Caldwell, from the Military Ti.... to be lieutenant ; Lieuteaant Edward If. Xrurat Kalamai. from the 13th LigLt Dragoons, to he lieuteaant ; Cornet Wiffiace Hew. Art..orar, fn. the 4th Drigiew Dowd*, to be lieutenant, withiut pun-ham; Cornet Lao, John London Sl'Adant, *en, the 10th Light Dawkins, to be cornet, Aiwistant. org- Elorard M.D., from the Staff, to be lel —Lieutenant Cecil Frederic Holder, trout the 62al Foot, to be lel:tenant, paps" the difference, vice nsi:. who eacheacrne, reoiviar the difference; Amiatant -8/1(4•011 Spte,r Boyd Othb, Nf.D., (nett oho Staff, to Le epaettant-trurtmon, vice k, appointed to the Sob Lett Drew.... 4th Laht Dreg,one— Ale:wider Fair Jaws, rot., to be tortnt, parcheee, vies Serzatoe. promoted. 7th belt literewie —tintertevotenee Ocorge Elliott, heir peg let Light Infantry Itrgiment British German I.,ffins, OD le papartcr, vice Orrin, who rt.ertat to kis half-prey e. paymaeter of a do gni Wadies. Sib Loot DTlLT•nosit —ll•j..r W. Wilmer, from the 14th L.eht Magnolia to be landegentwebasel, without per *we: Carona and Beevet-Moder Owego CW1,06110 . be IL Ira, punimee; Unweinant Robert Pews an be t.ptata, witiwat parelawk vice Chetende; No. Ind Fiend &oak from Wt-pay 4th Light Drie vain., to t• easing; Lientlessel Germ G. Climes to le. captain, by vambeee, vim Scott, who melee* ; Cap' an Thome. Penton. from th• Milltary Train, to be resale: Lientenaaa Wilbeea Veal Owethant. from tow lauk Ugh/ Dtettennit, Se be mole* addend melon; Lientetwat Rebelldedgews. Inns the 121 b U Drag," ne, I. be ere.* widrist perebies. t be Lir:demote geweheee—Coesi A. C. Bayne., aim Peon; t:,...net O. &ahoy; Cermet U. R. fitiourton. Lieutenant R. W. Jenkins, from the Mi litary Train. Assistant-Surgeon Henry Sherlock, from the tot Dragoons, to be rwiatant•wgaomy vice HuMoberg. sp rinted to the lo Foot ; Amiatant- urpoo Thomas Rudd, M.D., from the Staff, to be amiatant 9th Light Deagoone—Liesitenant Lucii:= . French to be captain, without purchme, sties Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonal R. A. Yule, Mika in action; Comet Alesander Morrolth le be liestmeant, without perelime, vice French ; Captain Haumeble C. Powys to be mere, without prime, vim Row, reopened in the 17th Light Dragoons ; Lieutenant John Head to be agitate:, without purchaaa, vice Powys. 14th Light Dergecao—Ceptein H . H. Gall to be major, without putheou Mee Wilmer, promoted in the Bth Light Nevem ; U % oubsoest T. E. Gordon to be Captain, with eat_ weir vice Gall. 17th Lent Dregerns—lgejor J. R. H. Rose, from the 9th Ught Dragoon% to be Beatenant-ecksal, without plucks.; end Itavvveb-Lioutenant-Colosel W. Morrie. C. B:, to be ethos* perelame ; Captain Mr H. Leith, Ilert., hew Itelfieyl7th Ught Dragoons, to be cepootain ; C D.C. Lew% half-pay, 17th Light Dregna, tor a esubia ; Liersionoi T. Titylor to be captein,; .d othout mcina - vice Mewls Ca lion. W. 8. pay 1M Dampen ffda, to be captain ; Lieutel mit Hwy Bober le le ceetlain, by purchase, vice Fier red, who reline: Liamerinsiat H. A. fierel, from Lipht Dragoons, to be captain without purchase. To be Lieutenant* without pumbace Cornet H. Marshall, vice Taylor; Cornet G. Cleghorn ; Cornet Hon. W. H. Curzon; Cornet C. Weymouth. Aaaiatant-Surgeon George Carleton drer, from the Staff, to be usirtant-anoccon. 3rd Regiment of Foot—Henry Megill, Eaq., late paymaster 4th Middlesex Militia, to be paymaster. Mb Foot —Staff.Surgeon of the Second Clam William K ibeer BwMtenhem, M,D., to be surgeon, vice Docker, appointed to the Stag. Bth Foot—Cluarteernatter•Sergetat George Henry Walker to booriartsiMastec, riot Boei, deosesse . 15th Foot—Arthur Heston, gent., to bon** by purchase, Ace Hello.. promoted. 1816 Feet—Major and Bre.t.LleaSsmeat-Colonel G. F. S. Call to be lieutenant-eoloneL without purchase; . Captain John Borrow to be emeor, without purchase, rce ell;C Asisleat-Sergoon Andrew Mather Porteous, M.D., from tho Mae b bs smietant.urgeon, vine I= t am i ttr i, to the Sikh Foot; Antiatantaorgoon F ken dr etas, to be senetant-eurgeon. Slat Feet—Captain John George lmege, from half-c a ls , t lo Foot, be cep.* vice Bierst-Major G. N. whose brevet reek boa be. cols./rt. Into eutemative rank, odor the Begsl Warrant, Bth October, 1854. 22nd Fost—Oecese Deyemin Wolsaley, 0.1., to be ensign, without perchers, vice Cr.,., appointed to the Mb Light 27tb7=Richard Hamilton, Gent., to be grim by per chaos, in WOONACINI to Lieutenant Alfred Ce.m, who retires. Sind 1;;;Ot, Captain Edward W. D. Lowe to be Major, with out parches, vice Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel W. Came, killed inaction. Lieutenant John Birtwhiatle to be cap tain, without purc.haes, Tice Lowe. Lieutenant Bernard Mc Cabe to be captain, without purettaae, vice Btoevena, killed in action. Realign E. C. 11 W to be lieutenant, without purehava, vice Birtwhiatle. Ensign J. W. Chart ten le be lieutenant without punt:lame, vim Brackenbury, UM be action. . . Ibt Foot, Major A. B. Irby to to lieuternant.oolotiel, without purchase. Captain J. 11. Dickson to be major, without postbags, sloe Irby. Lieutenant K. 0.8. Memo to be captain, without parchme vice Dickson. Bonn C. L. B Hamilloato Wismar without purchase, vice Mason. Aasimant-Surgna John Folliott, from the staff, to be amistant-s vice Kitson:, appointed to the 79th loot; Assiatant. George Simnel from the Staff, to be assistant-earyron. 0111 Foot—Beamed LW* Prilirops, gent., to be ensign, without pigovhami, vice W. H. - Napier, died of wounds Zags Walter L. Sainsbury, from the 19th Foot. to be ark; vim Brock, whom transfer from the 82nd Foot is cresibil; Qesztoriamster Thomas Wathn, from depfr mierlermaster ; for Henry Richard Trave, pro-, to be masa without mama vice W. H. Napier, lei of ids weemb, ned Henry Richard Tara, gent, to be molige k wi an re c = on the sogniestatka SIM Feet— H enry air, Bodeen to be lieutenant, withal poweire, vita Bracken bury, Rai Poet —laseimost Macdonald Hali7r7 c4d m let Dragoons, to be laslaweaL ties C. Y Holder, who exchanges. ath Feet—Aodemeit Rama Carlos Augustus Shiell boa hem mesaltled w mien his ("ptomaine. Ha less--111apout Hoar Richard Wadt4OCt to be ensign, willed weber, vim Cresier, promoted. 79th Peet-7basomd CbWo news of Enmin Robertson, reurted, by masa s the Uhl Anguat, is Buxton, mid eet Rates, es peamealy MMed. Sid Foot—Liaison& Osage Hum{ Putter to be captain. L7 n ß k v i dTa v ta ta l:: 2l447' *b. AprwtMd ntkil slave. Ensign Lorroase Lelth Deed ha been permitted to lairs he otesimies. nth F..e4.—Major H. 0. Dam to lieutenant-colonel, without porch.*' Copal S. Lister le be major, without marlins, vice Bu ller; Ligament J. BOCILIaIIa to be cap tain, without purchase, rice ; Belga C. T. Paley, to be lieutsusat, without purchers, vice Buchasin Arra taint-Surgos James Oreig Last, M. 8., hose the Staff, to he aseiressire arrow 111th reet— Major _sad Brevet-Colonel Henry Beta to be Ilesterateestowel, without purchase; Captain 0. 0. C. Stapylios le beta*, without purchase, it.. Bats; Lieu tenant H. W. Strad to be captain, 'without purchase, vice Stmoltou • Rueigs Kingston Brett to be lieutenant. ▪ preli ms, am Stroud ; Assistant. Surgeon William Collie, from tie Sul, to be ussodent-surgeon. Ride Brigade—Brevet-Major C. V. °minden to be major, by arcane. vice Bhagat , promoted ; Lieutenant Lord Ed• ward 'William Paton Cates to be captain, by purchase, Wee Ozenden. tiNATTACII ED. olie«reic;kUve their bind rook mu- sorted into substantive rank, under the royal warrant, 6th October 1864 —Brevet-Millar John Connick, 114th root ; Brevet -Major Anthony William Samuel Freeman Ann storms, 18th }'not ; Brevet-Major (Inane Nerld Bolden), 2let Foot. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1857. SPOR7ING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—FRIDAY. CB ARRWITCH STAIRS. 100 to mg Victoria (t) 20 to ebb Alarso—Plook (t) 26 to Beeswax colt (t) 90 to 30 to Ara Apath n (t)y (off) 100 to Cadrio (t) 100 to Docorabor (t) 100 to klartimat (t) 40 to Alice (t) 60 10 —04 d (t) 60 b Warlock op DONCASTER—TiirssDAT. THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOM AT NIGHT. We were enablod to compile a somewhat keg het of quo tat tone on the Caaarewitch, but the investments were for the =et part at emelt sums. CESAREWITCH BT/ILEB. 16 to 1 apt Victoria, 4 yrs, 6st 10Ib 20 to 1 Aster, 3 yrs, 6st Blb 20 to 1 cby Alarns—Plush, 3 yrs, Est 716 26 to 1 Apathy, 3 yrs, Est Nib 25 to 1 Fright, 3 ps, Oat 121 b 30 to 1 December, 6 yrs, Est lib 30 to 1 Sad:urban 3 yrs, 6st 41b 30 to 1 Cedric, 3 yrs, 6st 33 to 1 Liras, 3 rs, Est 121 b 33 to 1 li.wtl, y yrs, ent 4lb 40 to 1 Poodle, actl i tist Blb 40 to 1 Odd Trle yrs, Cat 91b 50 to l Andlery, yrs, 7st 61b 60 to 1 Pryor, 6 yrs, 7st 12Ib 50 to 1 Rolape, 3 yrs, Est 1216 CAM BRlDolisrh RE STAKES. 20 to 1 apt Whistling Willie, 6 yrs, Est 13Ib DREBY. 20 to 1 apt Ditto (t to 6001.) 20 to 1 Sedbouy (t) 40 to 1 Vandyke (t to 761.) PILIDAT. THIS DON STARES of 60 move. each, h ft, for three -)e -olds; coke, Sit 71b; Was, 8e 41b. One mile. (7 subs) Lord Milton's Ignoramus by the Flying Dutchman, 8.1 716 (J. Osborne) Walked over. Mann for 600 son., b ft. One mile. Mr. !nor. Meta by Flatcatcher, Bat 41b.. Mania 1 Mr. Jackson's Night Hangar, Bet 7lb .. (J. Osborne 2 Berms: IS to 4 on Meta, who won devorly by a Tem DONCASTER BTASTA, of 10 son. each, with 100 added, for three-yr-old ; colts Bet 7lb • allias, Sit 31b. Certain nnaltin The second to receive 60 sons, out of the stakes Last cuiM end s half. (84 subs.) Lord Zetland's Skirmisher by Voltigeur i Sat 71b Aahmall 1 Admiral Rescoares Wadermarake, Bst 7lb ZWldcroft 2 Mr. Jackson's Saunterer, Bet 71b (J. Osborne 3 Mr. W. 8. 8. Crawford'. Zuydie M., 0 8.t 71 4 Mr. J. Osborne. Augury, Set Mb (elillIoner) 5 Betting 11 to 10 set Saunterer, sto 4 .pt Skirmisher, 10 10 1 apt any other. Won by throe lengths, a neck between the imoood and third, very bad fourth. Tor Tows PLATS (Ilandiesp) of 100 son. Red Home In. . . Mr. Jackson's_Sprig of Shillelagh, by Shnocas, ti eat 12lb (B ock r 1 Mr. R. Ten Brosick's Babylon, 3 c es, 613 ...._ L. Snowden) 2 Mr.T.Clirsledy Herculeie, ist 816,3 yrs Withingten) 3 The following also nut .—Breozo, India, Ilene, Surcease, Jeaeir, Lawn, Wild limey, Lady Hawthorn, Attorney-Or natal, Rotterdam, Church Langton, Inspintuun, and Few Jumada. — Beetthig : 2 to 1 eget Lady Hawthorn, 6 to I eget Miami% 10 to 1 art Brig Shilleb4M, 12 to 1 each sot Babylon, Maces, and lame. Won by • head, three quarters of • length between the wooed and third. Attorney• Genera woe fourth, about two lengths from Lady Hernia., Lady Haw thorn wee fifth, Church Langton end Minnie next, • distinct interval separating them from thn next lot. Ton PALL -MILL ftTAI Li of 50 SOVP. each, b ft, for 3-yr old bike., Sat 71k. Winner of the St. Leger, 91b, of tie Oaks, bib faun. The second to receive 100 wee. out ode Make.. St. Leger Course. (23 subs.) Mr. W. CAnscies Blink Bonny, by Melbourne, Bet 1216 (Inc. &Theatre) lif LoedJ. Seetee tsetiseima, Set 71b ;,,Mr. Perris Orienda, tat 7.b . - - Imperious wax *track out at A a.m. - --- • • • • Batting 4 to i l on Blink Bonny. (Wands lei to the Red Howe, where she dropped back. Blink Bonny then issue sway by beentlf, and won m s canter by sin lengths. Onenda beaten off. . . When Charlton returned to the enclosure, he was saluted with mingled cheers and himes, and as he dismounted he was violently hooted end hustled. It was with much diffi culty that he could force his way into the stand. Ile was effectually protrish . d by the respectable portion of the visi• tors. The weighing stand, however, was besieged by a Chwioroue mob. The police were almost incspoble of re straining the violeneo of the crowd. Mr. PAneott, the owner of Blink Bonny, also experienced very rough treatment, and aluigether the row was more tumultuous then the notorious " Acrobat Riots." Tom Sayers, the " Champion of Eng land," deserves especial prates for the promptitude with which he went be the: rescue of Charltin and Mr. l'Anson, and for the effectual efforts which be made to protect them from ill-usage. The mob that 'smiled Charlton and Mr. Pithiest sup posed that bcsauoi Blink Bonny could gallop away from two ouch animals as Mrectiasims end Orland& that she oougaght to have won the St. Leger. Perhaps, however, this oonsiden lion scarcely influenced them, and it may not bo difficult to explain fur what purpose the row was oommenced. The do monstration was mode by • set of fellows who had evidently obtained .diplomas to this enclosure by tickets which they had procured from people who bad either sold them or had given them away on leaving Doncaster on Thursday, end the cmporaiims will for the future exercise • wise ihiscogion in issuing daily tickets, instead of compelling visitors to buy affinimione for the week—a practice which is not only unfair, bat moot pernicious. Such a wens as that deseribed above is of rare oc,urranos on a race -routes, and him never been witnessed out of Yorkshire. Mr. l'Ansum afterwards adored to run Blink Bonny for the Cup, and requested the stewards to /elect their own jockey. But of course it was not necessary to entertain his proposition. Tog NUMEZET PLATE of PIO DOVE, for 2-yr-olds. Last mile. C. Monok's Hepatica, by Yelligeur, let Mb (Creswell) 1 Mr. W. 8. S. Crewford's East Langton, 7st 416 (J. Forster) 2 111 r. Jeguee's Old Times, 7st 81b (Chelloner) 3 Mr. Mill's Loy Dot, 7st 21b (Delis) 4 The following also ran 'immure, OrcheLill, Honeystirk, Julia, Ramey, f by Sorption Turret, cby Mickey Fran Bonbill, Medellion, Smiltbler, l'finustomi. Cossltou weigbed fur Conductor, 7.c 71b, but the oolt did list go to tho pest. THE DUNCAETER CUE, value 300 eon. • for 3.yrvolde, 7st ; tour, bet 6; five, BM I2IO ; six end sea, 9.1 21b. Ccc tstapenalties sad a ll owances. Cep Course, about two miles sad s half. . . - . Laerl jetland'e Vedette, by Vultigenz, 3 ye,, let (Challoner) 1 Mr. Drinkald's Black Tummy, 7st 31b t *DeY) 2 Mr. Nichols'. Warlock, tint 12lb (1 tuian) 3 Mr. Barbee' Commotion, ;et 31b (Delft) 4 13 . 41 *.•_ 6to 4 on Vedette, 7to 2 eget Commutims, 6 to I apt Warlock, 7to 1 eget Black Tommy. Mama pet the (grand Bhustl, bat bolting at the top Rum, ohs took as part is the nos • Warlock Gan carried on the raining to the Red Howe, whim be WY joined by Commotion and Vedette. At the distasce Vedette took the tral ; was challenged by Bleck Tommy opponite the eland. shook him off in a few strides, end was by a neck. Fuer lengtbs between the second sad third, Warlock repsosing Commotion just un the poet, and finiehing • neck in advance of him. Two lengths between the fourth and fifth. Tito Baser STAKFA (Selling) of 6 eon each, with 2.5 added ; for 2 yr-olds and upward,. Rol House in. (8 subs ) Captain Chriatie'e The Admiral, by Cullingwood, 2 pn (501.), bat I ib (Plumb) 1 Mr. Rubinson's Lndy Emily, 3 yrs (201.) 74 41b (Grimmer) 2 Mr. Fry's Sorceress, 3 yes (501.), let 7lb (D.Maptee) 3 Mr. Jackson's Weederer, 2 yrs (60/.), Set 1 ilb (Chellooer) 4 Mr. MellisL's Inspiration, 3 yen (601. 7.t ordham) 6 Mr. J. W. Day's Wootton, 2 yes ), 54 81 b (ftowden) 6 Mr. Stavene's Flora Macdonald, 2 yrs, Est SW (Pritobard) 7 Betting 6t04 en The Admiralty, 6to 1 apt aoy other. Won by two lengths, a neck between the second sail third; bad fourth. SITEZZSTAILF.6 of 200 sore. each, h ft, for 1-yr-olds; colts, Brt 71b; !Wise, Set 211, ; the wooed to save hie stake. (0 subs.) Mr. Howard's Drumuur, by Woatherbit or ;11Ig Jerry, Bet 71b (1. Greta) w.o. Mr. Bitinwes Colomist saved his atitke Ie the l'osr ILtrett of 100 sore. each, h ft, Lard Derby received futfoit. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. CESAREWITCII STAKES. 20 to I age, Aster 23 to 1 Fright 30 to 1 Decays: opal 30 to 1 Cedric 36 to 1 'Lour DERBY. 20 to 1 eget Ditto (t) The niestioir was unpreecdontolly successful. More money wee fsken at the Grand Stand than on Any former 000110100, sad the spurt was perhaps MVP( mote ~handout sad Interim mg. The, lets lona at which the Great Northern expels* wired iu 1. admi preerni• us from adding more than Uwe Mist runsiks to the above &tailed account of the sport. CAIIIIRITIOTANIRS WSJ thitiod at DOIICAPieft, a4tbority." tlut lur4 Luartesborotuch b. prorett 110 inteLli..ll of tura.mig Rosa Iturthrur fur the CardniJge. hire Star.. HOSPITAL STAFF. Inapector-Oemeral of Hospitals, with bad rank, Charles Maclean, M.D., to be inspector-grant of hospitals; Deputy Its tor-General of limatals Williou M.D., to be speetur-genersl of hapitala, with lord rank, eke Maclean, who retiree upon half-pay ; Staff-surgeon of the First Clam Jamm Guy Piers Moore, from helf-pay, to ha staff surgeon of the Seat class; Surgeon Edward Scott Dallier, from the .sth Foot, to be gaff merge-ma .f gas second dam, vice Swettenhem. appointod to the sth Foot. Captain F. Scott, Bth Light Dragoons, to be major in the army; Captain the lion. W. S. Bernard, 17th Light Dragoon., to be major in the army; Major the Hun. W. 8. Bernard, 17th Light Dragoons, to be lieutenant-colonel in the array. The. undermentioned promotions which appeared in the Cho Me of the 17th July, 1857, vie —Brevet-Colonel H. A. Ilankey, from half- poy °waterbed, to be major veers' ; Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel William Lone, upon half-pay at captain 9th Foot, to be colonel; Mejor Jinn Ward, upon Leff-fey unattached, to be lieutenant-colonel; Captain Walloon Ready, upon bolt-{say unattached. staff olSoer of nensioners, to be major—which were etatal to be ineneeereton to General Sir C. B. Egerton, who died on the Bth July, 1857, and dated 9th July, 18.57, will be In auccession to Major•Gencral Sir Hoary W. Barnard, K.C.13,, who died on tote 3th July, and will beer date of Bth July, 1857. The following promotions to take plash consequent open the death if Generel Sir C. B. Egerton, G.C.M.G., on the Bth July, 1857 :—llravet-Coleinel Jam Campbell, from ball-pay utattaebed, to be major-getertl; Brevet-Lieutenant-Coheir, Melville Dalyell upon half pay RA major, unattached, to be colonel; Major Henry Hamilton. 79th Foot, to be Bentenant-colottel ; Caper's Charles F. Hervey, upon half-pay uaattached, fuel officer of pet:Lanza*, to be major. The Nitre - Mg promotion* to take place consequent on the death of Lautenent-Genend Henry Belneeris, C.31.(i., on the Ittit July, 18.57 —Brevet-Colonel Miner Young, foot half-pay unattained. to be major-geueml; Lieute nanteColonel John Bietwhistle, upon half-pay unattached, to be colosel ; Major Thos. Faunee, St. Helena Regiment, to he Iteutenaat-coloriel; Captain Richard S. U Brien, halt pay, 36th Foot, and staff Ulcer of pensioner., to be major. The following promotions to take place consequent upon the death of Lieutenant-General W. G. Cochrane, on the 4th September, 1857 Brevet-Colonel Hairy Dive Towa• bead, from • depot battalion, to be negjor-general ; Bre vet-Lieutenant-Colusel William homer, half-pay as major unattached, to be colonel ; Major George Durnford, 70th Foot, to be lieutenant-atom' ; Captain Charles E. P. Gordon, 75th Foot, to be :major. The following promotions to take place c ineequent upon the death of Lieutenant-Ottawa G. A. Ilendemon on the 7th bee, 1857 . Colonel Thorne Wright, C.D., from trpT y unattached, to be mejnr-genoral ; Brevet Iceu termat-Coltma James Algeo, upon bolt pay unattoencel, to be colonel; Major Colin Campl.ll M•lntj rea. 78th Foot, to be lieutenant-colonel; Captain fluglielma Petit, Royal Malta ' , caritas, to have the load and temporary rank of major, Captain Bohai FnJenek sliddletnure, upon half pay unattached. ant staff diner of pet.l•qleri, to ha major. The I Rowing promotion to lake Oats coneequent upon the death of the undermentioned efficers ; —Lieutenant •G. nem' Sir W ffliam Luau Ilerrim, C.D., on 3ecl June, 1857; Ling- Gateau' H. Balneavis, C.ll 0., on 16th July, 1857; Lieu tenant-a:mend William G. Ceebrena, on 4th September, 1857,—Msjor-Gcnersl N. Wodahotae, colonel of the 3rd Feet, to be Iteutemant-gesmal. the sadnrui,ntloned Okay to have thalami tank of Major- Gameal in the East Indies .—Brovet•Cutemel S. J. Cotton, 10th Fug; Breret-Colunel John Mkbel, C.D., half-pay Nth Foot Brevet-Cults:el henry Havelock. C.D., unit %Rebid, adjutant-general to the foam in the East Indies. MINOILANLVII —Major-General Peter Dudgeon, half-pay sasttached as major, a allowed to retire from the maim by the sale of • majority. ADIIIRALTT, eRPT. I. c,cg.Royal Marina..—Fint Lieutenant Fruati. to b. adjutant. VICO Fray, Provx4ol. [Adrertioneesq— Tatra.— (MUM% PRE pap W . ogm salmi Mi. abodlla. MON Sal mural la rah, on Is NOWN. War lowers. oo4 l," 2111 ibmie. :a town .• I womb" ja. pe bat. A lill6 Wait lishealk 116 I=slailij m illrret ohm : Nam Osaiessim tomb: 46. -Moot Clorsd. yr./A*4 *one tbs SIX 11111:=NOWNL Kato Intdltgenct. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Sirr. 18. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) TO SOTAL Ottlfill BLMI.—!e001 OF ♦ DM. TiTwasiiiinoiain;eliiiiFoi the icitideratiaieOi the claim of Mr. Myers, who, it may be remembered, on a former °cession claimed to prove for 7,000 f. or 8,0001. on amount of certain work done on the bank premises, South Sew house, Threadneedle-street. It wee now ruggsatsd by Mr. ➢ovill, Q.C., that [h• matter should be snowed to stand over until it should be assn whe ther or not • reference could bo agreed upon to Mr. Marsh Nelson, an architect, who was well qualified to ascertain the nature, eatent, and propriety of the claim, and who was trilling to undertake the arbitration. The amounts wen very voluminous, sad the learned counsel added that even if the matter went before a jury the great probability wee that it moot thence be referred to an aruhitn3. .. It wax agreed upon by all parties, and ruled by the Com missioner, that the matter should mend over fora fe:4m until it could be ascertained whether or not the l mode of reference should take place. IN THE DANADVPTCT OP COLONDL WILLTAY PETBII Wit OH.-11113 LONDON AND LANTERN DANLINO COMPANY. . . . The bankrupt, whose casettes been often before the public, was described as of Branketa Island and elsewhere, tiading ea the Brink's& Clay and Pottery Company, but has achieved his principal notoriety as a director of the London and Eastern Banking Corporation. This was an examination meeting. On behalf of the benkrapt, it was now ae well as on former occasions stated en his behalf, end in order to avert the ere- aequenree which would ensue from watumaektm non surrender, that be was very ill. An affidavit was put in from a continental physician, stating the precarious condition of the colonel's health, and that the fatigue and excitement of attending the court might lead to the wont remits. The disease under which it is alleged the colonel labours la indent • terrible one—a disease of the heart to which the agoniee of rheumatic gout are mper added. However, there were one or two persons in court who burst into an audible titter when those calamities were (in Mr. Lawrence's most plaintive tones) announced. A letter, too, from Mrs. Waugh, the bankrupt's wife, to bar wlicitors, was read, to the .me ethct. An wljourniucnt. 11100 die, wee asked for, but resisted by the assignees, who alleged that it might be nem:grey, end in fact was most desirable, to examine Colonel Waugh as to sevens' matters ennec td with his directorship of the Landon and Eastern Banking Corporation. The Commignoner rid he would grant an adjournment, not rine die, but for a limited time, when, if good mesons were not shown for Colonel Waugh's non-attendeata, the usual ethesquenes (outlawry) must ensue. Ordered socordtegly. -IN TER BANIRVETCY OE EDWARD DALEWIR, LATE ERO PMIROH Or THIS MO . KNIN2 !I ERA I.D. This was ma examinatton meeting. It was stated that con ildsenble thus world be required far the Inapeotion of accounts recently ara, end RD adjournment was ordered. IN THIL BANILRVrer qv 7tu,r2km CH ICIC The i;;;;pt;res;ited ;Wind; at Barking-road. Thie was the lad azanathation meeting. An adjournment took piano. IN SKS sexxarrycy 0? a. FrINELI" The bankrupt was a commission agent in Aidernanbury. Debts about 1,2001. mats 600/. This wee the certificate meeting. An immediate certificate of the second slims wee grariMa. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-Bm. 18. (Ware Mr. Commissioner Murphy.) THE CITY OF LONDON LOAN socl/ TT AND DEPOSIT DANL. IN THE MATTER OE 7110NIAS MALGOOM BERTON. Thu Insolvent, a warehouseman end commission agent, in Wood-street, Chespide, described as director of the Lieneral Benefit, Health, and Life Amirante Company, and of the City of London Loan Society and Deposit Bank, at No. 4, Farringdon-street, who was on Lail, appeared to be heard on hie application to be discharged under the act, and his cue attracted a crowded court. Mr. Serried (with whom wee Mr. Reed) supported the vplination. - A number of complainants presented themselves, and the proceedings created a good deal of interest. On the schedule the debts were 15.0041., of which 12,5191. were without coo sideratien, aa Labiates on account of the company. The coneideration debts were 2,4141. There piers oath° schedule 223 creditors, and the insolvency war attributed principally to his connexion with the company. The several complainants, men and women, handed in their deposit-books. One had a balance of 101.; another for a eviller stun ; a third was a sufferer to 301. 10s. ; mother for 30/. ; and 150/. wean further sufferer. The insolvent was ono of lei: directors on the deposit books, and John Brydie wee the secretary, end be had, it wee stated, absconded. On the deposit books the parties were promised Ust a e r scent. re intest," on which the learned Commissioner that an inducement of a larger interest than could be had caught the unwary. Mr. Sargood informed the court that there bed been pro ceedings in Chancery, and the hest course would be to cell on the parties who now appeared to prove their debts. The several parties exhibited their books, and the learned Commissioner held that the parties were creditors. He raid it was lamentable to see the parties, who were in humble cir eumstancee, who het lost their to coy after scraping it toge ther for a number of peer. for their old days. Mr. Swatted expressed Lis sympathy for the persons, and for the insolvent, who was no doubt liable MA • director, but who bed nothing to do with the injury. The secretary, John Brydil had abseonded, end woo a defaulter to a large amount. Meters. Blackburn and Guy had adopted the pro ceedings in Chancery, and a decree was obtained by which the insolvent was liable u a director. It had been the utter rein of everyone eonnwted with the after. The insolvent was questioned by Mr. Commieeioner Mur phy. He said he was 25 years in the society. To qftlity himself se a director, be hest 25 shares originally, at 601 E es* but 31. was paid up, so that he paid 751. There were es directors. The secretary absconded about 4 years ago. He did not take away 4,0001, but there were ddalost ions to shout that amount. Tbo way woe to enter a sum in the book of the party, and another amount in the society's book. Mr. Seeped said it was proved that the books bad been (deified. The lasolvent further stated that in see eau • sum of 6601. wet paid, end in the company's books it was waved at 50/. The eceretary, Brydfi, was there before he went, and it was left very much to him. Mr. Commissioner Murphy remarked that it was only the common core of such things.. Mr. Sargood said it was impossible for directors to detect by their audit the conduct which had been pursed—when • party advanced 650/., which was entered in his book, and only 601. in the *society's books. It wean° doubt lamentable to see the injury which had been inflicted, and no one regretted it more than the gentleman before the court. The ease wet adjourned to Friday, and the discharge on bail was enlarged. Subsequently it was discovered that two creditors had not been served with notice, and the car ins adjourned. Mr. Reed said it must stand to November. Mr. Commissioner Murphy awaited, •Dying, "I don't mean to discharge him." The matter was adjourned to the 2nd November, end the discharge on Lail extended. IN RR JAME. WILLIAM CLIFFORD. The ease, reported en Wednesday, again Dame on. The Ineulvent had inflicted an injury which had caused the blindness of a little girl named Beeves. Mr. Seegood said the insolvent's father, who was a re spongble person, would bind himself by deed to pay helf-a mown a week for the child's life. The child's mother wanted some money for the costa, urging her poverty for a little ardistance. Mr. Commissioner Murphy bed no sympathy for coots. (A laugh.) He had a good deal of sympathy for the poor child, and thought the offer should Le 'riveted. After a discussion the bond was executed by the ineolvent's father, who paid a month in advance. The petition wan die mimed, and the young man discharged out of custody with out taking the benefit of the act. IN tRyINCYNT WINO. Tub insolvent appeared fur judgment. Mr. Reed oppsed for IL female named Coombes, who bed saved *owe money, and theesse was that belted fraudulently contracted a debt of about 1501. with her. The Commissiuner 'rave sj , ldgmeet of fifteen months. The insolvent become abusive, and wu ordered to be re moved Rum the court. THB POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE.. William Wearer., formerly clerk in the winkle of the South Yorkshire Railway and River Dun Compttny, who had been apprehended at Toronto, by Spittle, the detective °Meer, was agaill brood:it before the Lord Meyer, charged with embeveling between 6001. and 7001. belonging to his employers. Mr. Humphreys 112 , 1111 appeared fior the prosecution, and Mr. Wontntr attended for the prisoner. The depositions taken at the fonner examination having been read over, the following additional evidence was adduced. . - Mr. C. Smith, of the firm of Elmore and Company, coal merchant., at Norway Wherf.Westminater, mid—l ham had frequent dealings with the South Yorkshire Railway and River Dan Company. On the 11th of April teat I paid the prisoner the cheque for 361. fm. 6d. On the 22nd a further cheque for 38/. So., on the 29th a further cheque for 171. 60., and mother on the Ilth of May for 361, 14e I paid him all thew cheques on account of the petsecators, and be pee me the receipts for them which I produce. Crommeamined by Mr. Wontster—l paid all three chorines to the primmer at the °floe of the prosecutors in King Wit liametreet. _ Mr. J. Medfield—l am manneer of the metropolitan coal department of the &oath Yorkotore Raillery end Rim Dun Company. The prisoner has not paid top any at the earns making up the amount of 691. Do. 3d., sad nt. 13a..2d., referred to In the evidence of Mr. Nkholl end Mr. Broad, nor did I remise from him the various wen ranted to by Mr. Bmith. . _ . . ir.igtarling, a dark In Marna. Currie's bank, eatd—The pea•book prndueed by the Gear fa Mr. liandfteld's. The bur Lit entrise made therein d 1221. 188. 114., 25/. 9a. 3d., 181. Be. 9d., and V/. 4.. &1.. are not in thn handwriting, to the beet of my belief, of any gentleman enunected with our hoist. The sane of 72/. 13.. 2d. was sot peid in on the 9th May to Mr. Handfield's credit, nor were the awns of 361.6 a. 6d., M. Se., 171.6. and 361. 14s. Mr. Humphreys—ln the latter part of Mr. Nicholl's first information your lordship will and four suma amounting to upward., of 300 f., which were received by the prisoner, who was to pa y them to Mr. Coppy. That gentleman is not in town, and therefore I ask for • further remand to enable ma to complete the case. The Toni Mayor—What is the total amount of the pri soner'. defalcations y. . . „ Mr. Humphreye—Aecordin to the calculation I have made to-day they amount to between 6001. and 7001., in cluding the eons with respect to which I have not given 'pacific evidence. The prisoner was then remanded. John Berry, a respectably attired man, about 45 years of aeggss wee brought up in custody of Huggett, the detective alesr arm a charge of having forged aWI of exchange for 671. 14., with intent to defraud Mr. O. W. Bracher, a silos, carrying on bushier* at 2, Copthall-court. The prosecutor said—The prisoner has offices at my house. I received from him the bill produced within a few days of the 27th of May last. It purports to be drawn by himself, and Is dated the 27th of May; its amount is 671. 14.; is payable at three months after date; and le addressed to °tarp Pell, Esq., No. 13, George-street, Mansion-house. It purports to be ac cepted by Hee Pell, and it was indorsed by the prisoner to me. He owed me some money, and I gave him part of the money on account of the bill. The bill was returned when due. I have aim e made inquiries respecting the acceptance which, if the prisoner is remanded, I believe I shall be able to vetopro be a forgery. Prisoner—l with to be remanded for • week. The circum stances of the case justify it. The moment I heard of this thing I eame here, bat Mr. !Becher lad me to suppose he was taking civil proceedings agalnat me. Huggett (the offlecir)—Hs threatened to send a bullet through my head when I apprehended him. I Dope he will be remanded for a week, for I have met with an accident through him and ought to be at home. He Irma brought to me by a metropolitan police-constable from the back of his house, where he woe concealed in a water-closet. !instructed a metropolitan officer to watch at the beck of his home for him. The prisoner was then remanded for a week. MARLBOROU9II-STREET. Mary Ann Ray was charged with .tasting a orgar ease, containing 601. in Bank notes, from the person of John Paul. Police-conetable Baulky, C 92, saw the prisoner come out of King's-umws, South-street, about 8 o'clock the previous night, and, knowing her, cheroot er, he called out, " Whatis your game hexer' The prisoner dropped a cigar rase, which appeared to be full of money, and said, " AU right just taken it from a bloke in the mews, so don't make a fool of yourself." He took the prisoner down the mews and found a well-dremed man leaning against the wall smoking a cigar. Ile asked the gentleman if he had lost anything, and the 'newer wee, " No." On being shown the cigar case the prosecutor said it was hie property, and described the con tents—tines 101., four Si. Bank notes, moon 20 band pieces and gold Napekons. John Paul mild he was a gentleman'. valet and had been out for a holiday. Ile met the prisoner and gave her some thing to drink, and afterwards went down the mew. for a short time, when she left him. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and tram sent to hard labour for ti: months. 710 X LAST maims GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. WILLTAY Hyrax Wrasesn, Chipping Oscar, Earn, corn merchant. to surrender Sept. 30 at 1, and NOT. 4 at 2, at Essinghall-street. Solo., Duffield, King William•straet, City, and Chelmsford, hoer ; off. amdg., Graham, Cola man-atruet. THOMAS GRATWtra, Camberwell-green. theireemonger, Sept. 30 at 12., and Nov. 4at2, at Baainghall-street. Sol., Peckham, Smjeant's-inn, Float-street; off. orig., Rana . fold. Bags' ghill-etreet. CHARLTE Buoirw, Birmingham, boot and shoe dealer, Sept. 28 and Oct. 19, at 10i, at Birmingham Court. Sol., Collis, Birmingham; off. twig., Whitmore. Birmingham. THOMAS WHEELER. lun., Vowchurch, Herefordshire, miller, Oct. 1 and 22, at 111, at Birmingham Court. Sole, Prit chard, lleretosd, and Suckling, Birmingham ; off. sang., Christie, Birmingham. JAMES NEWMAN. Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, boobeller, Sept. 29 and Oct. 27, at 10i, at Birmingham Court held at Nottingham. Sol., Coops, Nottingham ; off. oasis., Harris, Nottingham. CHARLES WELCH, Wells, Somereetabire, innkeeper. Sept. 29 and Nov. 2, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sol., Robins, Wells; off. saidg. L Acraman, Bristol. GEORIJE BEAVER, ChirpenhamWiltshire, cordelliner, Sept. 29 and Nov. 3, at 1 at Bristol Court. Sol., Salmon, Bristol; off. sage., Miller, Bristol. AIR !I ANDER HA RTII ILL Sad JOHN M'K FAN, linddenslield, y o stabire, woollen merchant*, Oct. 2 and 23, at 11, at Load* Court. Sole., Sykes, Huddersfield, and Cartes and Cudworth, Ueda; off. 'swig., Young, Leeds. DANIEL Dvrrott, Liverpool. grocer, Oct. 1 and 22, at 11, at Liverpw4 Court. Solo.. Evans and Son, Liverpool ; off. swig., Turner, Liverpool. Jong L LOYD, Bryn Selwyn. Merionethshire, cattle !talesman, Oct. 1 and 22, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sole., Evans and Son. Liverpool; off. assig., Bird, Liverpool. TROMAS FREAR, Manchester, draper, Sept. 28 and Oct. 23, at 12, at Maneheater Court. Eels., Lawrence and Co , Broad-street, Cheapelde and Sale and Co., Manchest er; off. wig., Frye , IlsnChciter JAMES RPCAIiTHET, South Shields, Durham, provision merchant, Oct. 2 and Nov. 11, at at Newcastle-upon Tyne Court. Sots., &Mow and Co., Bedford-row, City, and Hodge and Hark, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; off. swig., Baker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Vl6. THOMAIA HARRISON, Harrioteham and Idaidetone, ent, coal merchant. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. _ AT TORTVOAL-STIETT, J. !Brown, Park:l;4l;mm. llttaaaaYt dark to a railway oontractot—W. Francis, Frailegate, Hertfordehire, victualler —Lucy Mertinsan, Cairmattry-lane lalington, board and lodging - house keeper—R. W. Chambers. Princes-street, Lambeth. millwright —J. Dawson, Lanadowneyerracr, Wal worth—O. Page, Great Tower-street, City, boot maker—J. Abbitt, Wilmet•equare, Bethnal Green-road, fringe nunufrac terer—S. B. Froderick. l'pper Cambridge-street,Agsr-tnwn, publisher—W. H. Eldridge. New Wanton-street, Bermotbwr, tallnr—J. Callan, Pelham-terrace, Portobello-lane, tai or—J. Godirey, Stratford. E. 1.1.7, journeyman baker—A. Earl, Buxton-street, Mile End New-town, general shop keeper—J. Wright, Rochester-raw, Wentmineter whitesmlth—W. E. Pegs, Crown and Anchor-yard, Regerirs-nark, cab driver— J.Buggina, Brighton-plane, Brixton-road North. Ilahmarger- J. Standing, Woolwich. Kent, fishmonger—W. Collis, Utah street, Newington-butte brewery and howls agent—J. SteLbing, Sevnteur-stree;, Euston -square, furnishing iron monger—A. C. Tucker, Kennington-perk-terrace, Notting hill—J. Mackie. Sampeon's-gardens,"K'sppieg, commisnion agent—J. M. Cola. Tachansik-street, Westainntnr, journey- Man cerpenter—J. Unett, Upper Sedenhian, Kent, plumber —B. Higgs, Salisbury-street, Bermondeey, grocer—J. Gower, Alfred-terrace and Upper John-street, Stepney, journeyman hemp dresser—J. Hawkins, Battersea-par's, Surrey, grocer—T. Newcomb. Lower Tottenham. Middleton, plumber—G. Moult, Lee, Kent, grocer—C. P. Fenillan„ Upter King-street, Holborn, boarding house keeper —S. Simpson, Weetbourne-gark-terrace, Paddington, warehouse man to a provider' merchant—J. Woodcock, Red Lion ttstge, Holborn, builder—J. H. Browne, Sloene-strent, Cael'a'a — Eliaaboth Mar/ Unigh, Queen'n-place, Kennington, Callen, Camden-gave, Peckham, ship agent— J. Tall, Blackfriars-reed, patent leceenpe blind miler mean faturer—F. Leavy, Hsclawy butcher—Mary thumb Ward, Belgreve-terrace, St. John's-wood, school mintrees—T. Hall, Fountain-place, City-road, and London wall, City, animal and bird preserver—M. Firrell, Mermaid court, Southwark, smith—J. Lawrence, Clifbm- villas, Camden-square, commercial traveller—F. C. Slade, Skinner street, itorners•town, chine dealer-1. Bray, Deptford. Kent, wheelwright—F. W. Fawcett, Waterloo-harm, Stepney, boamaker—S. G. Eresit, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-wpm?", and Great Pulteney•rdreet, Golden-equate, tailor—A. Hutch ings, Middle-row, Chelsea, arocer—J.Capel,Wetford, Herta, cowkeeper—H.3. Pratt, Bloomfield-terrace, Pimlico, and New Bond-street, lamb maker—C. Salinbury, Upton-road South, Ile Beauvoir Town, amistant to a Manchester ware houseman. DIVIDENDS.. Oct. 13. J. Batetnan,inntia InPini-buildings, agent—Oct. 10. W. Radgrove, jun. and R. Ragg, Elden-street, Fins bury, and Donning'e-alley, Rishopsaste-street, City, cabinet ruskers—Oct. 2. A. 'lntim, Heap, Lancashire, paper mum- Nitwit —Oct. IS. R. Adams, laccrpool, merchant—Ort. 15. J. Dance *MR. Wane, Foiriord, Gleueetdcrohire. grocers— Oct. 16. J. Dance (separate estate), Fairford, Gloucester shire, grocer• CERTIFICATES to be rented. unless muse he shown to the contrary on or before the d iy of meeting. Ort. 9. G. R. Bootb, Fnrtleod ylnoe, Wendsworth-resd. engineer —Oct. 9. J. J. Dell, Sluthwerk-bridge-rued, alma manufacturer—Oct. 14. T. Chrienten, Chatham end Shoe: - WM. coal ruerchent—Nov. 9. D. A. Singer. Oxford-street, tail,—Oct. 23. E. Thompson. Lydbrook, Oloneesterehira, innkeeper—Nov. 3. W. Reynolds. Pontypridd, Glanorgen- Aire, draper—Oct. 9. T. C. Y•Eay and J. APKCT, jun., Newcastle-opon-Tyne, hosiers Oct. 13. W. IN inning, Wirksworth, Derbyshire, ansallwers manufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. -- - • S. Marts and A. Samaria), Long-acre, coach builders — A. Amnon, end W. Thomson, Hastings, Suraeg, millers 0. H. Wilson and J. B. Tracy, Gravesend, Kent, coopers— J. Roden, jun., and E. Butcher, Middle Barton, Ogforrishire, nurserymen—E. Hunt and F. Osage, Baron'a-place, Water loo road, satin able manufactureas—W. Wilson and J. Corry, Blackburn, Lancashire, drapers—J. T. Blackburn, W. Blackburn, and W. Haagen, Preston, Lancashire, cot ton PitilltlPM an far as regarda W. Rodgett—S. C. Silver wood and A. I. Dinah, Shetllekh joiners' and edge tool insaufneturma—W. C. Mann and F. J. Ingram, Leeds, cap manufacturer —J. Baker and A. Baker, Starting, Scums, grocers—H. Buteher and F. J. Dyer. Ware, Hertfordshire, aurgeons—T. Mellor and W. Spence, Huddersfield, and else where, groom—W. Laden, sea., and W. Laalett, Old Kent road, London, and in the ciouaty of Kent or noe -1 where. 11 , 4 salesmen—W. P. Mica& and R. Hiernek, carpenters—J. P. Castor and R. B. Cube; Ismouth, wine merchants—J. Nicholson and T. Colman —C. Coles sad J. Hulbert, jun., Emsworth, Hampshire, data& ifd.ktiß24. SCOAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Stith& possessions in America, for the wcek ending Sept. 15, is 355. 10, per cwt. exclusive of duty. The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, for the week ending se above, is 275. lid. No return of brown or Muscovado sugar, the prodnee of the East lndioe, for the week ending u above. The average price of the two foregoing descriptions of sugar is Ms. 90. per cut., exclusive of duty. COTTON.—Livtimoot, Serr. Ml.—There has net been eo much excitement in our market this week ; still we have had a fair demand on each day, and, notwithstanding this comparative quietness, we bave again to quote all dmeriptiors of cotton higner in price. The current and more general seleable qualitim of American are ed._ per lb. dearer—mid dling Uplands being now worth 9id. ; Mobile, 9 3-16 d. ;And Orleans, 9:i. The committee of broker. place fair Uplands, 911. ; Mobile, 91d. ; and Orleans, 91d. Egyptiana of the middling qualities are Id. per lb. her;hig Brazils have *leo advanced Id. to Id. per lb. ; many sales have been trade at the latter advance. Sures continue also in large demand, and an Id. higher for the met. The steady improvement in Manchester in nearly all branches of manufactures has caused the trade to continue their purchase of the raw material, and there weans a pre vailing and growing opinion among all parties that, eves at theca greatly enhanced rates, prices are likely to remain steady for some time to come, and it may be possible a still further dames, before a supply equal to the wants of the trade can be received. Late accounts from America re:pelt more favourably of the growing crop; the Flicking was pro greseing rapidly, and parties generally writing with more confident*. 11,710 American, 103,330 Surat, 330 Egyptian, 200 Marenham, 680 Bahia, and 230 Ferran, are reported to have been taken on speculation ; 1,020 American, 670 Surat, and 20 Pentium, for export ; so that the deliveries to the trade for the week have been abant42,4oo bales. Sales to-day 7,000 bales, all to the trade. Sales of the week, 73,680 bake, COTTON 000DS.—MANCHNITER, SEPT. 18.—There is lees inquiry reported for heavy goods, such as domestics, this week, the result of the constantly and rapidly lord s• dog prices manufacturers are obliged to ask, in consequence of the dearness of cotton and yarns, but stocks are light and 'ellen are not disposed to wake any abatement. The amount of business in printing cloth is abet, small. There have been some fair lad of 36. inch shirting., but Indian 48-inch fabrics of this description are but little inquired for; prices, however, are arm. In yarns these has not been a large bud • nem generally, but there is still good business for warps and now for exportation, at id. over last week's rates. CORN.—Cit suesrotto, Sari.. 18. —The weather has Leen fine, with a hot sun, the last few days. There was a good supply of whaling market today, and a decline of 2a. had to be submitted trfor the beat quality, and 2s. to 3a. oa secondary sorts; white, 60.. to 645.; extra, 655. • red, 645. to 60s. Barley, • brick demand, and rather de ry for Ina malting qualities, 43e. to 40.. ; extra, 475. Beans and peas fully as dear. - . . • 1:/NCOLN. SZPT. 18.—We have had a largo supply of wheat offering to-day and a dull trade, at Is. to 2e. decline for the best samples i nferior quite unsaleable. Barley in fair supply, and prices la. lower. Wheat, rcd, 54e. to 6Th.; white, 80e. to 62e.; old, to 85e. Barley, grinding, 40e.t0 425; malting, 45a. to 48e. - • • • • WAillinri,n, Sera. 18.—These was not much doing It wheat. Fine new and fresh old were ls. to 2.1. keret, end other sorts moved off slowly, at a further decline. New barley was firm, and other articles were without change. Average for week ending Sept. 14 : Wheat, 6,716 qrs. at 695. 3d. ; barley, 136 qrs. al 445. ld. ; oata, 35 era, at 275. lid. ; beans, 76 gra, at 475. 10d. ; peak 40 gra. at 43a. lid. COALB.—LoNnow, fiert. 18.—Bates' West Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Holywall, 16e.; Howard'. West Hartley Nether ton, 17.. 9d. ; North Percy Hartley, 165.6 d. ; Morpetk West Hartley, 17e.; Tantield Moor, 14.. 3d .; Tanteld Moor Bates, 14.. 3d. ; Walker Primrose, 145.; Ward'. West Hartley, 16.. ,• West Hartley Greys, 17.. 34.; Wylaro, les.; Walls End Gosforth, 16e.; Walls End Rid dell, 16..; Eden Main. 17.. 3d.; Wall. End Braddy ll s, 17.. ; Wall. Had Haswe ll , 18.. 6d. ; Wall. End Lam ley, 17s. 6d. ; Wall. End Russel's Hatton, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End South Hatton, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Clump, 17.. 601.; Walla End Haigh 11611, 17s. ; Walls End Tees, 1115. 6d.; Bros a Moor High Hain. 165.; Waynes Merthyr, 21s.— Ships at Market ; 47; mold. 46. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Spice Pr MM. Teti Teo; n. 8.444 Ms. warm. annals, LW. 184 W• 414 finding Boptetnbec O. Royal D48314h 834 BR •cos ”1.1.14. ottoilies Y. 110 Fantern Junction— Manage to Mt am 115 130 313 Wool Wu./ &piastre, 12. rent/. 03 113 211 v. 444 E •80128 148)40880 4 13 . NoAL ........ 141 0.331 8.410 8.810 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCI CABIIALTIBS. kale% (Nails Vary, has bees het as the Bormab ceatt.—Citelth Mamad.r (30‘), pm late Comm M 10.30 5.30.1 -1 ;1 1 . 16 ; A 11. t sow *wowed at 6 am.. sear Gir Chart, bat tad no grab cf diem. yine.—Liverpool, Pepe. 16. be Mids. (Ms), hos Owdlig In dropping down We rim W &W. 661 tool of rho L.d, Lyn. from tbrebre,and Wet bulwarks. Itia Eyre did not metro am damage.—Llmpo , l, Cept. 15. Ferrol gamboge* of rod.. Warded P r the Danube (M.loding In the tr. bee Dods. for Tritest, were siightly deemed or theory oa Wednesday arenlrg. by the bursting of • yaw plo wag groood.—Lirernool, beet. ‘ll. The boll of s fist wee Dm emend boar 52 per Mut at 6 6.11. Lieerpool. nes. 13. Lroneoat Rmn AT Pawn roan.- -Penton (n), at tenon; 8a1d. , , at Nato., Adam Carr, at Tornado Po; Royal Mutts (0). at lialboarao. nom.nor t.naaeroa.-4boa. Brockleton, ad II:0,1a, no IR. Helen; Fano, and Pa Pratellt, Bap.:. The Iron nipper Alp Farah humer. RAC h.. ed. • r... 1 . 4 .4 hat pa..age .rant Caleudo to Oda port and beet —etosplturg the Tome la tolo d. 3. bail:Wog t.eltatton at Llrerpaul.— Lein. IL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. A (whooner)..l Jersey, tn. teerpool kr Gaspe, 40 dgion welt Som. 26, Ist 47 X., Lon. 50.01.. [smoke (einerlemn thin). eV 9041 , 0. from London for IlelLonaeh Joie SI, ;at 1.9.36 e, 0.26.13 W. Broom. k: m [enema for I need, a Juts It, L.t. 6 Ne, lon.:O fogs how Zneles , l fur lads. Lag. I, lat. 17 S., WS. i Chiettes6, frmu Pombey, July lA, 16t. N. t ro(bsur.t.), from BA.* I..tverpooa, be pt. 6, lat. 4e.so Lam et \o Dorold argue (ship). Aog. 6, es tee [quota, lam. 26.15 W. ltdieratesa (Or gaol, tr ro LooAu *long 3Z•og. 33 dol.. lag 4. W. I.'o 0 , 0.0. 10. 511 W. John Kum Goes Lor,:ror foe Cape of Good Hope, Aug. 9, lot. 1 9., 100. IS W. lAvue-r•rea, Item Liverpool for CIIIIIIOIOI. Aug. 6, le. 6 9., ICI. lOW, from Wanlnc for I °Mon, Bop. H. 144.49 N., lea. 14 W. r 11110.• Royal, frvia Rio .lassuo for Localos. &pt. f, lat. 44.20, kg. MAL 15.11 Qu m Mak (tom Wygapere for Liverpool, 105 dry; Au. 26, 1 at. N , los. 24 la W. Itoonvolrdr, from I.ocd Al for Nous Koss, July 10.4 t. 7 8., Im. XI W. 124. i ...her In.. from Load= for 55 dory. N.S.W., A. 11, 4'. lf N., lon. 27 W. Su., In.m YeTIPAIJULA for Llverrool. Aug 10, lit t N., log. II W. Sarah .4 Irons* (.hip) from Lire/pool for Baztor. V &V, AW. 4, lat. 1.:0 , lua. Iv I. W. Shoff...re. fr • lArerpow lug ShvAshae, July IS, Int.l 11, kw IS . v.ww. ,l (Ain). 'rom Ilelbcorav foe Liverpool. A.S. 17. lot 11:1 X., Ws. ILIA W. [Advertisement.)--Hottoweirs OINIIVENT AND Ft 1.....—F0r b.' kw. no remedy t. cowl to doom. Mrs 24114b4. 0(2 9 boo.. etaffordellre, sallow .1 for poroA r:wf.:Tth iwtd ha. the but medical toll ire without 0t0tt..4 soy relief. At lAA •Ao war Ituload to tri 111.10.0.0 • 'wad. aftor yerorrtalog 'twin fur on 1.....1.1er5t.te yorfo.t cum ors ...eclat. a nd rlnoo thou two rat hare . o . o _ t o lotto of the 0 f...,, d Wright ir ...lot Ire te ..cr) cow of bralth.—...dtl by All 'no .le. , o red., , 11.rtugbout caw. !.3 Prof. or )14 , 110.4)'• r. : by 244, Strata, 1,0 u.... • • Maidetplane. New York: by A. litange, Coattautincide; 024242 T• Saurus ; and E. hlulr, YAW BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 111001*.—Fort. 14, the tfo Ibo Rao. O. R. Ittree. of 0, ./ML Rorthashoclasel, of • tlattetter. CORN wlLL.—t•et.t. 16, at the ramose°, Ctomtexr, the olio of Or Bt.T. W. t o•ovreiLot • soa. "TWAM.—eeta. Us Ur off • of J. Latham. loq., of Coetaisecat . of • leo. LICIORTOS.—Rept. 10, at •dtlls, n terrace, Reostotton, Yto L latialttou, of a sou. LUARD.-13oht. 1", at f abaft &mat Woks, the.lk of W. C EA., of• daughter. Mollll.—t 16. at Count:WA-limo Mott, the Ids el C.J. yolk lts~, of a 4aughter. MARRIAGES. DDllf-BTAT~SR—bq t . Id, oc ht oodebeeter, by the let T LBO. M.A.. • ti Dose. t N., f Hill 'nee Moose, Booed. it WwW Wwwbe. &Mates of t.,eut. C o t. timber, of the Bombe: WW . id EB—R•IPING.—Pept. 1:. at tbc yettsb rbutolt of Ft OM" • moieh , by tb• Roo. T. Cobb, 11. A , Mr. W. Jae., of Mai& wtml, hott , hotet, to Aso, Gaugbter of It. V. Ilardliu. LOA. Wee. Geweeteloh. ROBI NPON LLIC —Nog. 6, at 13tradh•nolta, Buffol,bltbel• J. K.tOn'on. 'LA.. W. Itobtreonjun., of the MM Kna. to Dlltaboth, daught, rof the Ito, J. T Atka, Vlaw of StslolbeeMt DEATHS. I.\loB. —Bret. 14. Mr. T. Beset, enllandeeste, seed Se. MCC— amt. IT. et l ppm Clayton, :ha Ile , J. Nen. NO GA MAT LY.—Pept. let M tarrett roe, Moto Nes Instep, w• o.llatly. &god 37. 11001.101.—Sept 16,at Camberwell. J. IleoPS. Em- Nal W. LFO6MT.—E4 pt. 16, J. Legro, rq.,cTBl. Albenselout.llol.4o. sod b 4. )10CATTA.—Sept. It, se We mamas. 1= It tue - rolaZ 14 . 0 . 146 *. Eft, la Me Pat year. vall,eradly • - t Weird PubllOM w PlWms IS NM" . 1 N. I. M M L :j amt. to the CH, et LoW,.. Prissy. * g MI.. is L.. to Ihs Pred.Sol W a IV. Lbw. / /