The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1852. you say yew bare net essainad the paints I—Not privately. Inscribe the mode in which you ascertain whether ' than is any ground of easoplaist 7—By going Omagh the wards, and by bearing everything they have to say. I go through the wattle slowly, and I hats a pod deal of con- Tandem with a great many of them. Oa the discharge of the Innis paten% does the sergeon lapses and enemies them himself ?—I do not lDlos you net knew 1-14 e. You began by telling the Cement oases that on. of the duties, on the discharge of female panne, was for the attendant to examine them. Bess the largess inspect and examine tam banal' ? It dray in his duty.—Do you mean as satin inspection Oda Fenn asked ? If aftemary ?—I have no doubt he does. They ore dis charged on the report of the medial emcee ; they are re ported by the attendant convalemest to the medial carer. I understood the questioes at first to mean as cane persosal inspeetion naked, as they would come cut of the both. If so, I do not believe that nth ea examination takes plan. That is only in ease it should be necessary. You my now you believe et to be the practice to examine patients on their discharge. Did you order that female patients should be ozonised, not by him but by the matron and oases, end &report made to the ;medical omoer only is such eases as they might think wow, so that many festale patients might be discharged wi t being se-en by Dr. Wood ?-- Certainly not. Is there any register or cat-book kept 7—Then is, and that oasebook is laid before the committee, with the names of the patients who have been discharged in the preceding week, and theme who an to be discharged on the lollowir g Friday. That case-heck is kept I—Certainly. Doss the ease - book date far back ?—Certaioly ; before the period of my being treasurer. 1. the ease-book kept better now than it used to be ?—I do mot know that it is. It is kept is this respect better, that sine I have Insisted on seeing (it is a recent Intro duties a my own) every case completed the week after the patient has been discharged, I am satisfied they have been made up noes replan y. 1 have very little doubt before that they were am mask up with such regularity, and I incline to think they were not made up so fully. Has it ever tenured to you that there is a difikulty in the case-book being mad* up, when there are 400 patients 71 —The resident medical *Soar keeps it ; it is examined, andl it is signed as correct. Is there a prescription-book, independently of this case book I—Yes. What salaries have these gentlemen ?—This is a list of all their salaries—[haadiag in the same]. The two phy inns have 260/. per annum 7—That is en aetly the scale of asheries as it was lest year • all my ac curate ale published every year, mud everythi ng we have is as accessible to the poWie as w• can make it. Do you recollect that there was in the hospital at Bethle hem, some time ago, two young penona, a Mile Morley and Mies Hymn 7-1 recollect the case of Hyena very well, but I did not recollect On case of Morley until it was recently drawn to my attention. Do you recollect whether any complaint was made at any time of her ill treatment 7—Certainly nut while she was is the institution. The cam of Morley, as it appeared to us, was this: She was brought Into the institution, and shortly after a emote& was made that she should be permitted to saga a legal document, to which I objected. I would not eousent, on any eocsidoration, to a?low he r to sign any document, the object being to obtain money for her through oath signature, sad I would not coosent to it; and her friends suggested that it would be better to remove her sad take apartments, and obtain her signature. I said I would have nothing whatever to do with it; if they re moved her, they might do so, but I would not permit her to sign say paper uhil. the was there. An application woo shortly afterwards nude for her removal, on the mend that a change of Ur would be beneficial for her, and she was taken away. Certainly no complaint was meat on the part of her trends of her treatment. It may be that they were themselves not conscious of there being any thing about her which indicated ill treatment, and, until recently, I never heard any emplane of the sort. 1 You said you had beard about Miss Hymn I—Not during the time she was in the hospital. I had a beg correspond-1 enee (the whole of which is here), showing every step that was taken in the case, and it is concluded by Mr. Dyson, requesting another iaterview, and we fixed a day for it, intending to go into the matter very fully, and to have a repeater there to take notes of everything that occurred; and upon the day lied, Yr. Ryan wrote • note, saying he was so ill, that he less noble to attend, and be would wan the investigation for I KON Penn period. Our newer was, that we wen sorry to tow able Maces, and we wadi make an appeases% whomever he thought proper. I have a copy of letters he seat. In fact, nothing has been done in the case ?—Except a nag investigation. Bet no result has beat Mao to I—No ; it has been consi dered arbfritice. Do you not consider the sant of year 'modification of the old rule to be to give men power to the matron sad to take away the power Gem the owing siker ?—I did set island it se be so i 1 biluideit List elle timid be oiled seek Um We amiss, tad be tot the bra Has sot tae eNist albs meirtildeaties hest se glee mese power to the mitres. sol Se Coke away the power hem the sedieal seen 1-21te divine etTeet has bees Se OW m iIIIVISOMP deal =wee enginsieet to the patiorM I am steeriess bee it sewSEAM the wisilesi elbow ; at W. ' I peresiss Iseguise theeserli the wards, the they sire much more osOeyed than they Wife; theft is the remelt. De you set consider it has given the artlies more power sad the medial 0600 e Mee P-11 did not bawd to diedieleh his power at all ; I ietesded that she shimid ma in soon where she was not acting beam mob as eases of empley seat. patients who have either left the licapital„ or Intend to do so. Any letters of say kind aro laid before the sulecomenittee every Friday. By wham a. e those reports made 1-By the steward as to the number, and by the seedierl officer is other matters. Does the steward report upon the attendant* ?-No. Who reports oa the coolant of the attendants P-The re sident spoth, cary. You say the case-book is spurted, but is ate Impaled every week?-The ors-beek is impend es to dimharged Wiest' : as sea Friday they are mimed es the minutes, and roan cm the following Friday; the saes-book Is then called for, and even one of them eases were the patient is reported to have left the ostabiiihnerat is examined and signed by me as chairmaa, 'amorally by initials. The ease-book is examined by yourself ea chairman ?-By 'gaits. chairman. Did you ever gine an order that female patients slimild be Clammed on their edinissont and discharge, and their bodily state reported to you ?-7.10t reported to me ; that feint has been dose ; 1 gave such mortise. Did you mem give any order that reports of that kind should be made. to you ?-No. I have directed that they should lie examined. It is part of the rules that patients should be carefully examined and reported to the medical officers. In the new rules we direct that • record shall be kept lied (wavily examined of the state of the patients. It is dis tinctly the duty to the attendants to inspect all patients who come in, to bathe them, sad to report every disco lormation or sore of any kind that may be observed to the medical officer. This is • list of the new rules which has been ree.ntly prepared for the euclidean [handing is the 0.81/r]. it being the duty of the superintandise medial deem to go round and spit all the patients, mole and wale, every Moraine ; did you ever give an order Mao hi abstal (sly visit the tamale patient. when called spas to der by the matron ?-Never. certainly sot ; it wield be directly con teary to our regulations. Did you ever give an opinion apes the cahoot I-Never. You never, directly or inilitsell,.olSergird to the medical officer your opinion, that he should astir visit the female patients when called upon to do so by the matron P-No, most distilled! not .. the me decal officer has the planets en tirely under his charge ; his duty is to go round the hospi tal frequently, to ore all the patients; not particularly to interfere with their motel treatment, but to bo with them a great deal. 'What do you call their moral treatment?-To me that they are properly era pleyed, and take proper examen That you call moral imminent, proper exercise sad esa. ployment ; is not that always considered to be part of the duty of the medical officer?-Certainly. li that br so, why do rot make that distisetiss, and amigo what you call moral treatment to the matron /-1 Mt if he required too thing ti be time, that he abeuld give directions to the matron, and let the matron give it be the enevant.. 1 isoderstood you to say, that you awigned the morel easement to the matron i -Coder the advice of the usedisal diem ; he has the mover to suggest what be comeidere mesetial. You do not allow him to have • further power them • mere bump .riots ? -I feel it is better, with regard es mangos set essioected dimity with medical proceedings, heist the metros give her orders, rather than he should give them direct himself, otherwise in the cam of contradictory mien having been given, the attendants might be placed in Oa unpleasant and embatrawsil position. Os what grounds do you make that distinction 1 Is set what you call moral treatimeat clearly • pert of the duty et the medics) officer? Mat sad occupation, and the whole system of sagest - 10,. surely belongs to the medical officer ?-temeiffelel It to be acemeary that • petits% should he the bodied eine wield toil the bean Ile fi le e ON Not essislag it yea ea Meta ibe leo nip he power te ireggest Hes he power to eider the mama to wenn fiat employment ?-lf be mak sad it was not carried out, he would gepert e rtfile=t You stated in the ounct, that the maim wee to ben weal treatment, sad the medical MOM Ibis smiled nest- ' sent, and be was not to interfere wellairel?-I melably gave the moral treatment to the swims hut at the mime time I expected her to act in a way that would meet with the views of the medical officer. Did you express those orders in writing, or by word of mouth ?-Only by word of miuth. Does the matrou or does she not alone decide whether or sot employment or absolute quiet is best foe the patiest ?- She would answer that question much better herself. Then. as you interposed between the metres and the medical officer, and a. the metros and medical officer see now acting on the result of that interposition, I sek you to give the commissioners the fuel explanation of what you meant by that ?-My interference simply meaat this: in all those cases which the matron should think were strictly cases of employmeat, she was to decide; sad those gems which had anything to do with the deities of the medical officer should he left entirely to his decisive. Disputes so (atonally arose, which I felt proceeded from there sot Wog mseicient employment of the patients in the weeds. When you gave that orders to the mmenes, did you or did you nut intimate, as the result te pet MOM ; that the matron should decide absolutely apes he enear)essat Of sememployment ?-No. What did you mean ?- I meant le imply, that epeoplaiste frequently arose, and the convicties ii my owe mid wok that they proceeded from there not Wag a esilliest ea ploysant. It was with the view at ebb= peen" amount of employment, and it bee bed Mat Did you or did you not noes. An he ashed sibs should have the power of ordidas oripispossit kr am lii. tents ?-Certainly, that he should have full power te nib employment foe the patients. If sii, why won the moral tresinest left in the bawds at the mews t-That she should emy it oat. Tee just now it cam be in by • onguales. Did e . k ft be by orbit 1- !he seapeties - 'file mil. ewe Se ben the host ef as aim 1 lebsitil . should sealed he _ begloreast, sad the Esteem L * out; i any it Ora, UMW Ili giving it to a sernak, gPiivem it to wneheb De nab IMMO ths weeds mid nabs wino"Yoi p.. 1 go road lie slip ilh eel 00 9• 8 • 11 F: Can I:l% esse avenge how ellesl64 ef he wean set sop every wimps rather rain OM mot a math. I have so en an amass, it is sews relight. Takla, the time. that in sot the ins sd the sommisse lt is Ila ism • tromiglit By whom an yes atoessesied at awn time. ?--Fee osently by the steward; when I am else; ea windows el repair, always by the atewszi. I am always masempasiod by sine attendant, banes ily by the sosibel ohne; but aigniflthollt 511.011MIlat. sever goy ...... 2 . 1-_No, sown. It is on of the Ebben nisa. that ill lin. gar in a ward the eiffinket bias him aml eine . g eeseat. Dom. to the breenott seedies sets the shoe wards ? -I hilt se. philft a little segoilhogusieg o lessee it is the IMMO li lie mil wards. Wesiegne - eng seems to it without plug through the beeemest, sad therefore, Igo there serene frequently than to other porn Do yes make such visits at mann II ineartais tines?- We generally, after our committee he brains up. in reused ease a fortnight. That world Se a fermis time; but I be quietly visit a* ascertain timm. All qualms of repairs are at certain time., but I go at ascertain tans. Do you visit the wards at night T-Ilisse worm beam is the wards at sight, except our* after the Mffiedurdes at relight throughout the whole establiamest. I west ens sight to see the offset ; mad probably sees abet I may have boas there to lot:erten' the extent of warmth that wss piag es throughout the whole of the galleries, and I tali le be osec iagly satisfactory. Do you make any, and what, inquiries as to he holly essaltion er romans of the paints?-Only me kg a the general rules go. Pet isdividually 1-Not isdinduslll. With alai to the node el awing tie food end the dist, with geemisehm, I woad observe, that a now diet able boa naasly boas istroduced [bandies the asake].. Ms is the het tilde I head is the hospital when 1 !mem ainewnes sad this is the diet table that ha hoes istoodend Ina I have alas bade ea a terstica is the nab at serving the dist, a well as the description of bed, I have had halves and fake istredmied throughout the wins of rho setablida ant, se sell as • groat sunber of ens ihoephoos, sod e greeter number an in progress. The wumbla me gfrees hen ens bees altered. 1 have increased the et GI IMP sinew asd we are now sanely abodes the elreaslor d the Wiai01111; he isionseat wising on all to tem end s mad we have entered into • urea{ he sew tees. shish are sow is progress. These one peels of great shamans whisk are mow in the somas at ogingletime. When was the sew rules ineedusel?-I think it was .n •. is February, ISM. sin FATAL FIILIWORIL EXPLOSION lit FINSBURY. What see the rears lithely leateameies 1-1 felt it do- - The **Wes at the Awn& nesslnterY In Roe* enable that every alleedent hand bees plated is his hands !wa _„C•www,„___ _•••lik Eleefew•net. Mahon, where the ira the nine of the duty while ash won sustained to trii m tmoisim____,,,__-;r•Mas e elid lis_.•lld Jean Howse. aged oen. I felt it better to give don his anode of their 'es we,. """mom_,„______. e m .._ls A i s l a i ellliMela ..__,, ___e/Pill ty is a separate bah to thansins, hos give them s IC2 ••••••• m. um M li. ..nomilmem • large boat roateisheg all the duties a toe rapsdar The i Wall a bilk NMI sawn. I k i t it ~,,,my else, that absurd l b, ef • mil toe meat is the abovanestiosak a eta deelaratias at the end (which the .... desk ibieldrpendeted thwoughare. The saber 'sive) that they had neared it. la seen beiressa iia-1 ""Yaws _ sr tle _ lme ==l l , ill• fatly zez • •,.... news disposed to hey, sad la on below patina- ""...0. elm ....".. awl essellerieg the tarty, On they iced ell the rides It is a diabase pen of lle,_. _tom tri MO ate - jiliilik... ._ deemed allaftg, la he the duty of no of the officers to earl to every atteshat ommou lmi 1 . 81 2& i : la ben usenellese that mime Is, th e " so ho boo to i m f mm. mg ki am, ism that snug iambs= as maids it. grids, did sot it wee dewed that sash min hod LoaainiL I dinnend la" Fla°. Tb. midimei , • Rod mho% seadreted a peculation on the pert of a anal. dement. and he de- the le/ 00 bn * Mahe* already hell• ladlewt. Is M ale/ she was aware she wee set entitled to porgabilea. &boy* oppearal that the rube hod wait bees at work la gang asset, do nu *shaves! to SIIIIIIIIiiii, *Whir liekill bad semi • i1w0h...._ hebrieg.,_ we yews hem there be any oases of assphist T-1 her miry ifiellsormat = l • lll dal aw 'n sr mwr be eel send is made to me. en dis soon Wag lighted with • ik, you mi k.s., i impuz; " P -Net specially Nth . patents . team eeedis h • endlisetia, with a mall glass globe You are not likely to hear them from the Madams T-1 •••• It: am dhe ariggsall WNW ignited es ose sea bear earlthing the attendants are disposed to my. reow tiss. Doh he sedismn died loos shoe heir ad- Sappoasg • patient has any same at complaint against illillel. Ile bat s der I.A. Th t=r l4B4 l._ ..... 111 = 1 am ateradaitt, you are sot likely to boar that from the at- t o ""'""`"" ''''s '''''' ••••'• •7 cow tesdeat ? -No. be lel slabs moo le Ors be bed told ens se hi D jazrymmer inqu i re o f t h e m u m . P-gvb en /go through witness. a nee Mad 1111111.11111.9 it WWI. Md. this , I osaverse with on ea far es I can. nosy is given above. ass sibleassed the You am no • patient without the attesdaat being pee- t a u j o ' .mmosold " i s ht te,,, ev. iii-81-1 am coma ,„,, A „,,, „,,,,c4- 1 ....re m ..., 1-Net except they are discharged. Ines that does not Oscar, do you me them without aim _,___°•°• 61 .".......,..1. 16 , 8 ..,.. ..... 6 : 4 7, 6111 ‘ .. __" , ilbelirall P-Not without aa attenstast. 1 will set my the ww". "'" "" ''' """' "" ''' .. "'"r""n. « e h e always, but geaerally the atteedent is with as, la •••• • i wea hid Not ils lb , Ur to esik Ili them, or he mans. he would set bon loppmesd, sad &sir Has D o p m o a k it iikay a s w a m me w am ma i nto . est have boss bat. no would madder who m... e gamosi s k it 'es k e g a ...4 6 , egio n e m b e - tu this he hob wansised thin mew the else Were D°l ?-4 de set sang het I &nil her arse ampleists melba , Mel". Mike • brist emediedis, • wallet wee IMO by myself. If I did, I should take slope es son 1.1./.814( " 312.16. 1 6er " me as I hood it. dam* isessisteser, and be to Bet yes have sot base steps to aneeteis Abase este N• 1 111 0 1- is say resed ef songbird ?-Yee ; I ban bin every step Ziglol4l2lloX now LITI4POOL-The number at se aseerisis whether these is say nosed af empleist. I ships dassehed by the oath& during the en same ender elm &PM he se grand. moan ass ilk asatelsz ep r i ll y 23,215 prengen, lashed- Yew sip yes hew hoe ha to esesrials whither liz t yl eit il air% fiestsilt rau ee the depot el fithe how menni silf impels*, Mil Si all 1111•11,-.10 or Ana en bowed Ikt lias Dr. Wood wanplained that Ns pow has boa dr essaseribed at a ?—Not the leers. Have the sew rules slims be.. oresisod in a kindly in/8141 by the 'heinous sad the peosinses ?--Certainly is the lest plats I mat espies of tam esies tenni to nosy • the nee motive sad Hwy sired ems resewsue essystiess ; end ref resslesslN esneidemad all Bless 66 the raw roles we framed. = gl y u a i i ewes reposed to bare ma additional dd. ?—Net as • distinct prepseitha. I bellow meet el them know it h my private opinion, mad a pima MOM MIMI with use, sad is the great of a washy WM' ris s altsentien will be made. is as weep neemseary —Bach as alteration shoal the pima. There is another dificalty besides that ret , ==sistis&the isedical oilleerhat is, to lad M it By varaty oyes mason resigning*? dyi.g t—We should net ill op the wow , ; we should appropriate the salary to the rambling at edical °Hem 'rbe withdrew. %utility C •Imay Partially tamely Portially Med, Pardolly Closft 091111114 (Indy Milan, %Ma, Cloudy w. Omelet Min tinware !so.._ W0rm..—..—.—... ,1•71;; Bala Heavy Bata Bala Priedisay Clear Rats intelhatnce. SHERIFFV COURT.—YErmwAy. Swam_ Ma. Amiss. JACKSON T. Sin Wit. --- BAST. TM rrlaiotif in this ease wan a perfumer is Hint street. Chem , and the defendant Sir W. Magee,. Bart. The claim wee for 41. lb. fee perfumery, le., alkyd to have been supplied to Wm about tee years 'Miss. The plaintiff predated hie beaks, from which it aepeared that ordain were debited to defendant, bat he russet able to men the order ere delieery. lir. W. H. Buidianan, Hasinghall•stnret, ensmimantined the *leaf as be whether he wee net aware that the de fendant had i ens resided at College-hill for nearly sin years. Plaintiff said he knew that Sir William lad left for PIN I time, bet at the time the goods were ordered is his name he (plaintiff) had no knowledge of the removal. He had never tees defendant ea the subject, bat had ',times to lam without obtaining a reply. Mr. Bitehanan, on the part of the defendant, dialed all knowledge of the order or delivery of the goads. He was always ready to pay every farthing due, bat would sot pay foe that which others had obtained, and of whisk he knew nothing until the action was brought. The Learned Judge "rid the *leaf ninths meesaited. Mr. Duellist° applied for casts, es his client bad been summoned to this court, although he resided at Guildford. Judgment was aeeenlingly given for defendant with setts. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION•IIOUSR. Several persons iiiiiii;JewiShpersraom wen summoned before the Lord Mayor for having refused to pay dutch rates. Mr. Joseph Jaesbs, ese of the inhabitants of Bt. James's, Duke's-place, represented the whole of the defendants, end the justice room was thronged with Jews, who consi dered the claim unjust and unreasonable. Mr. Blachford, solicitor to the parish, attended with Mr. Lockett, the churchwarden, to establish the claim, and produced an assessment of the whole parish made by order of the vestry. Mr. Jambs said that he and his brethren objected to pay the rates on the ground priacipally that they belonged to the Jewish persuasion, sad therefore amid not derive any benefit from the church, or be placed en the same footing as dissenten, inasmuch as, though the latter differed from the church in soma particulars of doctrine and diseipliee, they were, nevertheless, professors of the Christian re ligion, and could conscientiously attend the service. He also contended that Duke's. clam was a liberty of the City, and that no authority existed which could authorise a churchwarden to make a church rata for that precinct, and that the inhabitants had not for several years past been called upon to pay any rate for the church ; for, in fact, the church belonged to the corporation of London, who ap pointed the minister. The Lord Mayor desired to he informed *Whet Mr. Jacobs disputed the validity of the rate, for if smelt were hie latention the act passed in the 63rd Geo. lIL, & 127, sec. 6, deprived the magistrate of jurisdiction, and com pelled him to lean the churchwarden to leek for his remedy in the Ecclesiastical Court. Mr. Jacobs said it was his intention, and the object of time who accompanied him, to dispute the vitality of the rate. They felt aggrieved, and determined to resist the payment of the rate to the utmost. Mr. Blethihrd said he would indulge the gentlemen who supposed they had so geed a case, by giving them a taste of the ecciestuucal litigation, which they mused so favour ably to anticipate, ea the very next day. quILDUALL, beet Malden, 8, Robert -street, Bedford-row, aseountant, was charged with having appropriated a bill Me 361. 6s. to his own use which had been given to bin to r e discounted on the 30th of July MM. Joseph Bennett, 3, Market-tenses, Beelitgela-reed, De Beauvoir Town, stated that he was aisamsnagasit, and was employed by a Mr. Bedgwiek, sgesissaaa who was la Whitetruse-street Prison, to arrange Is. Oak As AP pee nu only owed a small sum, it was and egg ke skeeki accept a bill for 361. bs., which a Oka& of le weld die count for him; sad complalnant, Is pen Isiah drew on him fee the amount, and be pee An hill to the prisms, to take to the prima foe fledgwiek b . He had aevrrsam the bill slam, bee had been sn'' with a nodes of its diabsatuar. Hs gave we writing' directions with it. The prisoner stated that he was an moseentecef, and that he became acquainted with the sompielesat about two pen ago, whoa he wined bin le get bit dloolnop ken the In. solvent Caen After that the eseaplebseet repseselei that he was very badly el, sag he Wessel gain il>t diseseted ke hal bin, the ba woos& et via* be reseisel• hal that bpi sever r paid, Oa a reesat easteles seisgisimat stated to Ma Oat he had twet bests ealiertamete the MIMS realm matinee, and ba buskins.) mos& it the Oakum week' tessiek aa wiesU he take eon him as a gamer Y his huelsua es as aseseatest, while woo sr _ksee web sesteall Wm Ile ues wits knew ileigt*l6 sad, la esasegesse• Wth a T g cleismat beteg again la Mullis., Ise Wail to gatk to see* sespieleem's tb4, tad whoa hill was diesseatsil Ike esagisbast imialsi have bolt et pounds. The WI was dome sag assegled, hat ast altbsegli it was ia mean possee's Main oar kji (pbonor•o) debt ger nowise, rea• =S i t e r .l ige alag g oe the preessilegs in ea wens he Or mem th e eanplaisaes, the whole et th e heal sus Wag y him (prises.), in the ems sa as atteeney. Alarms Deeper saki that si en pectin embed to be oh the same kidney, mg they bad mad. seen eke Math sane. No wriest's areelises bad hoes gives with the bill, sad there was se ease Pa Yoe to deal with, sail the pd. emu neat be discharged. BOW- STRIZT. Amer Rashly, beg hemp, wee brought Were Mr. Henry, charged alb ersea Wee peNes eseetabbs. The Thema abet rhea ea the algid bean Ike prheser west to the beeed Males Weelthmee fa a pees et pardel intonation, onll demeahrd Wedmore, tdiM the tire refund, set iloonies N.. proper oldest he Mkt. Bat the prisoner hosed his he, mimed. mei re lowa as • bed, MI monsaled er.bis . • esserabe wee thee called to es NOM NM, but be mould be dim, sod two Ans. made& wheetseady NSW b. Be wee thee rambod the ___ TM Omer saki he me melded to relief. Kr. neer, said that the prisms/ should have Nem to tan votaress* in a preps: manner, east not assaulted the 1141111% CcoWwittod for owe month for sash of the three amnia. MARLBOROUGH-STMT. Joh* Connell, aa Irishman, was esamialad Air trial for forging two relief tickets, in imitators dab= isowsia the clergy of Bt. Oiles's to the deserving pow, amd vi exchangeable at am satirise shops for satile of assmapt i l l : aad utility. LAMBZTH. Robert Jerk Watts, des:alba me es , of Fur eivare.ien, Cloths Perm sal ibmesel Dfedun Nichol Iry INIM Grim*, wen plead 1111 et the bee es a purge of chaining mossy _ M 6111111111MIli stews. Mr. Willie,* GAON lesdlied ef the Paul's Wine home, ea Welimetbnemmea, 11_42mnd diet ea the evening of that day week the pietism Chiron sum to his hems, and, presenting the NM of Mr. Oillies, a neighbeer of hie, said he had NM by the desire of Mr. Gael to request Mange for * Asp, ter 161. 10a., draws by =cheat J. Watts, is femur of Childs, Pam. Bellevlag that the change we be • hind of Mr. MUNI, he Sid the prisoner that if he had as musk mum in the house be would cash the cheque, and that be eliould be at the she, of Mr. Oinks in • Nos Es edisilkimos. He thus put the radmisy Into his as& peses le the Amp /Sr. Oilliek he found labeler, end dr Ismer el having mid that he where wee mg well osmium! with VW father of the youth admen, end the be was • highly reenctabie meet' he at ones handed the ldi. 10e. to the primmer, Merely requesting that he and Mr. Oinks would write their names on the beck of the Mope. He subsequently paid away the cheque to his distiller, sad it was retuned marked "No effects." Oa the made( that the cheque was so returned, the prisoner Perry allied at his house, and expressed ontuderable anxiety as to whether the elvzi :d had hem paid, end Wm quietly brought • mote, " Robert .1. Watts," Vohe inisiir t the cheque weld paid es that (yeseerday) a • belt_ ,er esenylog ea beldame at No. 1, Pro videnmplese, eiereeth-oemmee, deposed that eta Tu ft s: joie evenly& the lab of bet mmilh the primmer caned et hie els% end said lb /Aber bed mat him, sad mused *asp der the elisque he mimed. Net henisg so sash seas Neese" is his hare at the thee, eed dewing the hiker elf lb. youth to be a Mg* sepentelis nee, he gam hie seed te die primmer, ime mwergerseW Steed his nem ea the anise. Sempent Quinn's', 1 P, ,said thee hem bibemetion he resehed he mile& at the Lentos end Omni Desk, 21, wires the limps pared be Ph. Corbett wee mede mod ea *pay limed that the prisoner Wolfe Y emenst these, bat at the semi time Parsed thee semi yeas I le o as meenat m a te bass& beak, Crinkled, Lent. is emsequeses west to Crudes* esti them geseteleed diet kr lees Sae pest he (the eiriesser Wale) bed se me there. Oa the Mpg before be woad Is see* of Week sad ebeereieg ren away free& es be bed emst imam Sr* him at hie L = o elideres. Cisesmerideme, Weseiso reed, he imilewed him, sad emend lei. is Alles• meet. _pelmet upas being secured expremeni him. self rim &Ms ailing out " Step thief," while ramie( aw . a sal dedneed he wee se thief. hare SOOplebe thee the winter and his amt. poisiesel e s i r bees &th his 'swinges wee that they were shirif le MOM, else ee, he ehould act hare ran away. - - ihressar, la issiimulise, aid dries aware the pri soner Wars ise hoed as his pares • maker id lee, l ehprbeek tor the Leedom ard ONO, isak. free whir es it wend Yost Nods had base dersa sire Wll, sad fro ewes d Ibe esortooldr bid boa pas. Ile she heed In his perrolon p =ors hr stairs of miens drodpilern lase dr Ws airs Whet ass& t elPi eerisert dt•addthiea the sW id Tarim the day apes relish the awry had bar dra Wailer% Ware sal Perry rosebosseht to Warmth Oam • dre imf disabomea. sad %pea below setwehedoi orrlienes •• bank nate sad mem e... sofa. were head . th . cwi tt... nay wan brayed to snot .. the ay sod diledherpd, Idea the maw vas relareed se W The I were row. 1,111144 ins Pony sad Grimed alined BALLINABI.OE FAIR. This Great Western Alerts and cattle mart, on which hangs the fate of the Irish grazier fur the year, commenced on Monday, as stated in yea terday's Espy**, and, notwithstanding moat unpro pitious weather, the fair seems on the whole to have been a (good one. The most ample and satisfactory details that have been obtained are the following, which I extract from this morning's Freeman: Halltasstoe, October 4, 1462. The fair esuuneneed to-day with the show of sheep, bet thoegh it is termed the " show day," it is yet that as which by fee the ghflat sad MOM illipenlillt portles of btu! , ness in this w« deparem ct I. nameeted. The supply of stock or the grimed this saorsiu was generally calculated IS being under that on the game day last year, when the nembews amorists/ to 60,449. From my own *hennas* I ass of the sues *plena. Amongst others, the principal muse of the falling off is attributed to the fast of mementos and esteeming purchases of sheep having bola recently made both is Clare, Mayo, and lioseemansee, as the farms of the proprietors, thank of waiting, as hitherto, for their being sent to this mart. The general condition and quality of the stock on this occasion appeared, on an average, to be very fair. The (not dis temper was by so mesas as prevalent as was observable at Banisher last samith-is fact it was only perceptible in nal odd mind hen. The attendance of Waster buyers was very considerable, and this, with the apparent scarcity of sheep at most of the previous fairs of the season, particularly at that of Baseagler en the 14th ult., led to the anticipation that short work would be made ea thanked/se. Bach, how ever, did not prove to be the case-it turned oat in fact a very slow sod • very late fair. At seen o'clock in the morning, the weather became regularly broken, and the rain 000tinued without intermission to poet in torrents down to five o'clock is the afternoon. This served to a material extent to delay the driving in of stock, and it was long past ton o'clock before the lest lot had been got into the park. There was also an evident backwardness on the part of purchasers and sellers, particularly the former, to enter re gularly on business. Thus the beer approached 12 o'clock when transactions regularly commenced. It then soon be came evident that prices were decidedly ia favour of the western stockutesters and breeders, though not perhaps quite to the exteat that they had calculated upon in regard to wedden, but in brood stock the rise to them must have been exesecangly satisfactory. Ewes were the first to ex change owners, and did so at quite a beak rate, and at an improvement over last year's pekes varying from 4a. to 6e. • heed, mad in several instances even exceeding that rise. After whet might be celled a very tolerable elegance bad been made of the brood clan, wed den began to be inquired for, and • slow but steady busi ng, at an Weans of from one or two to three shillings a piece over the prices of last October fair was maintained down to a late hour. The improvement in quotations just referred to, it is right to observe, was more slightly partici pated in by " top hits" or the very priniely-finished aei male, than by . those of medium and even iaferior sorts. Tranaeetions in wedders did nut terminate till close on five o'clock, =almost unpreeedentedly late hour at this fair, particularly on occasions of a rising market, or when an apprehension might exist as to a shortness of supply. At the above period, however, a good many flocks snore than was generally expected, co nsidering the circumstances, re mained unsold' mid in ream for tothonow's fair. A few lots, very few band, of ewes were driven out on disposed of, not tint the demand for that description ap by any means to have been @stalled, t e ur d ratber that the figure asked struck per chasers as balm too exorbitant, no matter un der what pnesare foe the commodity, they might happen to be placed. Some lots of lambs, cleanly they and fairly ceoditloned, were in the fair, and commanded, with ready see, from 265. to 28s. It is rather remarkable that in no instance, at least that came under the writer's notice, was what is designated a " fsocy lot" of ewes to be met with themnthoat the day. Thew Wined is a list of quotations taken from the diffneet damn, tope, medium, and inferior, in order to show the nal rates ruling ug fair. The annexed prices wen for- Ewne.-Mr. Robert D' , for • lot of 202 three years old, Xs. 64. Mr. Walter X'Dca wgh (Lentil, county Gal way), fee • lot of 300 mined two and three years old, 38a. Mr. James Baia (Mom Bea h). fee a lot of 100 mixed two and then yams odd, 41a.; aim% fora lot of 100 ditto, 39e. Mr. Skereett (Idigighrea). Ise • let of 108 two years old, 87s. 6d. Laid Cloahroek, fee a last 1410 aged (4 Mil 6 years), 36e. 6d. Mr. J. 11. Burke (St. Clents's), for • lot of 100 two yens old, 395. Mr. Berton Person for a lot of 200 aged, 36e.: ditto, for a let el 1110 "gulled," 38s. 13d. Mr. John Cathay (Barnaville, minty Galway), for a lot of 100 two years old, 375. ; ditto, for a lot of mixed two and three years old, 34e. • ditto, for a lot of 100 aged, 31e. Mr. Walter Burke (iloscoremon), for a lit of 200 three years old, 38s. Mr. Lambert ()• for a lot of 200 tree and three yeah old, 345. Mr. lhier Catlin's* (Jeanine, county Galway), for • lot of 200 aged, Us. WaDDIIIII.-Mr. R.bat Darcy, fee a top lot of 202 two peas eld, 495. ; ditso, sand Ira ditto, 445. 3d. pea Mr. Josses Smith (Mwe o. rabeva), lbw • top Ist of 100 two Mae Be, 49a. • ditt lar a assad lat •1190 ditto), 435. ; ski • Obi has of WM alas, 42e. Me. Boras Perms. Wawa may, eft • leg la of 100 tar rasa' OA, 48s. ; Mae far sassed lot of MO Mae, 46a. Mr. Theme Tully, Itatbfarabsa, for 2M la of 100 two years ad 445. ; ditto for a third Ist of 100 EN% Us. Mr. Charles Blake, Tess, foes We MO two yeas elk 42*. Mr. James 11. Burke, Si. Queue, Ise a let of MO two years old, 42e. Mr. Walter Mleamals, for a lot of 100 two years old, 40e.- ditto for a lot of BPI di,to, 38s. Mr. Walter Burke, Itaseominon, for a Ist rff 200 two years old, 30,. Mr. James Glanoey (Ron eammase), for lot of 100 two years old, 445. Mr. Fans Giewasy (Willegrove, Ithoomausaa) for lot of 140 two yeas old, 435. Mr. Pasoan (Ripka) for lot of US two years old, 46e. dd. Mr. Conroy (Ressommea) for lot of 100 two years old, 465. 6d. Mr. Shell, sen. (Boecommon) for lot of 200 two yeanold, 425. Mr. Shell, jun., for lot of 200 two yeah old, 465. Mr. P. ll•Doenell, for lot of two_ years old, 465. Mr. H. Stafford (Basnommoa), for lot of 160 two years old, 43.. The afllelal return gives the number of sheep sold this day 30,241; the cetera of the first day's sale last year was 34,424. The quantity of purchased stack driven direct Inc. the biz to the railway terminus, sad thence, with the utmost fissility, conveyed by the male trains m MUM stations snag the line in the province of Leinster, was very consi derable and the stowing away effected without the slightest ccuirtal;a. The number of visitors as well SS parties on huskier, brought down on this and the previous day by rail, has been such as to crowd the town to overflowing end render lodgings, Ite. anithing but cheap acesantodation. A visit from the Lo;d•Lientsnant to the fair—to be the guest of Lord Clanearty during his Bacellency's stay—had been ex pected, but will not, it k understood, take place. MARKETS. COTTON —Lrrezroot., Ocr. 6.—The rim teday mg estimated at 6,000 to 6,000 halm of which 600 are taken for 'spoil, and 1,000 on speculation. They include 40 Bahia, at qd. ; 100 Egyptian, at ski to 61d.; 600 Surat, at did. to 4td. ; and 30 Bea Islands, at 21d. to 24d. The market closes tensely yet steadily, and compared with Friday's rates, prices of all kiade ate tighter. The letters per Europa confirm the printed emanate; lees damage had been done to the cotton crops than was expected. The estimate of the forthcoming crop was three million bales. Priors were rather lower, being Ya nab for middling. Freights wen somewhat higher. liisxmannsni, Ocr. 6.—Tbe demand for goods and yarns, whisk was very active at lie does of last week, was still gam animated yesterday, sad Anaheim. have limn rather gemeseny edueseddess lest Tisseley. This mora -1 ingi bewwww, as the cease wasonsts are ewe favourable 1 ear • lugs am ear snare esmoubet essisr (amorally, bet the edema is erg uses mietalned. For ledla tiers le s wad dui ef beim la yens. The bushier la thus pith yesterday was szttasive, and prime have advairaed es Ha sip% aunts emit id. per lb. There has ter Ilse asinvlty thh Naming, sine bulk letters came to hard, het prises there, sin ousythise she, era well maintained. Madspelhime mad low jeaatrteb tar India are in increased demand at slightly rates. For low qualities of 40 and 46 inch shirtiest there is also • better inquiry and better prices, but Umbellate qualities are not so much sought for. Printers are edll active at hardening rags. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Leaps, OCT. s .—Wo him Nikki had a better market ; a fair amnia Tmeday's beetneas has been done. Mixture clothe, both single sad doable milled, continue in good desmad. WOOL—HUDDIRSTIBLD, Oct. 6.—ls Wools we haus I just a tolaralgo business doiog ; stocks gradually diminish- I I fog ' and prim rasaalolog firm. MAIRIPACTURES.—HUDDI/1111ILD, Oct. s.—There appease Wbe a falling of in oar market to-day in the demand, particularly for the finer aorta of geode. A few blonde, pep, and mixture doeskins, have buyers, but the prince are barely remunerative. CORN.-Hu Li, Oct. 6.-Arrivals of all Whim are es ceeditglp misdates ; and, although eseteetywhids so doubt keep bait rase sidipments, we believe the sarregam amount of grain duriesd Or this port is aessMogly mull. We have is sand a Ins trade devise Ns pest wash, and some admoss paid epos tea dlessaAlse grain. To-da ere had a small sup* st laws/ Irlsoat, 6/ y sad all fresh qua es vast reedy sob, at as airless at a full ls. per qr. nets wes ohs as improved domed Iss hnign ; but Ms alma satire abeems of bode aura hastens ; gra d . pan AU d.. 1, .1 els, behig at* ei ielitywere nd no , glosseor• I.s. dower a very seam Old Our are ls. dearer, and new this AO prises dime week. Pam surt our sad O. ere rather bettor sale. The p L'wed i as 's asst, but Cakes are 2a dd. per toe dearer, sa are ass Rape Oakes, which cooties" sumac. Protest prices : Whom, Fag** Us. to 111".; whits, 435. to ids. ; Demob sot 41s. to Ns. ; Ponieftnian aad Rssaborg, 88a. to ; g m, and Friesland, alls. a ; Ruda* and Odom, 34e. to 38e. Oats, Ml7s. to 19s. ,• Denials, leo. to llis.; Fries ai. to 205.; Russian, les. to 18s. Barley, 28s. to 31s. • grioding, Us. to 265. Beans, On to 375. • foreign to Ks Pea., white, petty, odd bitiot ht. b ils. ; Roy asd black, as. to 301. Lamed, Black Bea, tes. to Me. ; Petsvotturi, 425. to 465. ; Riga and Archangel, 364 to 42e.; Realgsberg and Memel, ' 365. to 405.; Linseed Cakes, Hull, BJ .; flue foreign, 71. 16s. ; inferior foreign, 61. 16e. • Rapeseed, 241. as. Rape Cakes, loos. 05. Tara, English, ; torsi's, Ms. to 80& ammo, 41. to 9& as. D0055,01e.44. Brass!, 71. Do porta from Sept. 25 to Oet. 1 :—Wheat, 896qn ; Barley, ' 403 ; Owe 71; Paean 01 ; Peas,299 ; Linseed, 10,82 4 ; Rapeseed, 230; Oil Cam, 22 tons. Lerma, OeT. 6.—We an moderately supplied with all kinds of grant for this day'a market ; the finest new and ' fresh old wheats are held for a slight advance, but damp and inferior descriptions of new are quite uus ileabl,. Fine new barley rather settee, and such sells at Friday's rates. Beans, oats, and other articles without alteration. Ltenstoo•, Ocr. 5. Excepting fair quantities of eats end oatmeal from Ireland the imports from other' . quarts= of grain and flour aro light this week. The week's exports embrace 9,964 barrels and 1,173 socks flour, 2,814 quarters of wheat, and 1,970 quarters of Indian corn. Priem during the week have ruled tolerably steady, and there has been the usual regular demand for consumption. At this morning's msrket we had a fair attendance of buyers, and a fair business, with the tendency of prices slightly in favour of the sellers. Wheat, in some instances, iniproved Id. per bushel, and prime flour, from scarcity, 6d. per barrel. There was no alteration in the quotations of any other article of the corn trade. Arrivals this week : Wheat, 6,867 qrs. ; Oats, 21.5; Barley, 463; Beans, 460 ; Rapeseed, 1,016; Linseed, 618. Limn, Oct. s.—We are receiving fair supplies of new Wheat, hut at present not much Barley; the verb ty of quality and condition is great, mined by premature ripe ness, mildew, unfavourable harvest weather, and ton great haste with some fanners in carting. A very considerable proportion of the Wheat is of inferior quality, some much sprouted, and so limp as to require the kiln, weighing from 55Ibs. to 581b5., and but little over 59Ibs. to 601bs. per bushel. From these circumstances the yield per acre is much below the appearance in the beginning of July, and upon the whole I consider it not an av e r age crop. Rye is a fair produce as to quantity, but is much sprouted. Bar ley is a large crop, and had the weather been more genial, we should have had it of line quality. Tint part first cut (Aland one third), being so repeatedly soaked by the rain, is the most stained and sprouted, but we have a proportion (perhaps about half the crop) in good condition, and of very useful malting quality, so that with care in selecting, I trust my shipments Will give satisfaction. Oats are afro a good crop in quantity, but, like Barley, stained and injured by the weather. Beans were well podded, and the yield e u x r cted p lo a l s er u a e h t ly t f l os t o:l u : stu t e h l e y y tu a tu re n maltysown, end a se c uredfair yi e l d , n fairut much meggot-eaten and sprouted, and stacked in a tender state. Our farmers arc still bolding a little old Wheat, which comes most seasonably fir our millers to mix with the new. At our market to-day Wheat was dull sale, and Bar ley Is. per qr. dearer. NZWCABTLE, Oct. s.—At our market this morning we had a liberal show of Wheat from the growers, all of which, notwithstanding its impaired condition, sold freely at full prices, dry samples being the turn dearer. For fine old and but south country new there was a good enquiry, and shipments of the latter may be encouraged. Superior old Restock was worth 455., 631b5.; but some holders declined to sell under 465. For Norfolk Flour there was rather more demand; households readily making 295. tv 295. 6d. in quantity, and 30s. in retail. Rye is seldom asked for. Malting Barley in steady request, and fully a s d ear ; w hil st grinding qualities are becoming scarce, and daily improv ing in value. Boiling Peas and &ans unaltered. Oats still tending upwards, with an increasing inquiry. CATTLE.—BRAINTMEI (Essex) FAIR, Oct. 4 and 5. We had a fair supply of store Beasts on the first day, with • out any alteration in prices worth noticing, and the trade was not brisk. Barren Cows were more plentiful than usual; those of the best description making 2s. 6d. per stone easily, and all sold. Mach and down-calving Cows and Ileifers ruled steadily both as to prices and demand, last week's rates being fully sustained. Sheep of all sorts in good demand, prices in general having an upward tendency. The Pig trade was good for both stores and porkers, the latter making 4a. per stone of Blbs. easily. Suckling Calves, 21s. to M. each. And,:notwithslanding the rain kept many buyers away, a large amount of business was transacted. The supply yesterday of every description of stock was very short, and soon disposed of at high and satisfactory prices for the sellers. The Horse trade was of little interest, but a trilling business was done; Welsh ponies much sought after, and sold well both days. Avis M. LONDON GAZETTE.—Tesiday, Oct.& BANKRUPTS. JOHN ADOUST and fi r III.IAMiUVEIII', Norwich, builders to surrender Oct. 16 at 12, and Nov. 12 at 2, at Batinghallstreet. Sole., Sole and Co., Aldermanbury, and Messrs. Miller, Norwich ; off. swig., Canaan, Alder manbury. bonen MORRWOOD, Fludyer.street, Westminster, mer chant, Oet. 14 at I, and Nov. 18 at 11, at Basinghall street. Sol., Courtenay, Lincoln's inn-lields ; off. meg., Bell, Coleman-streetbuildiort Janes Msatow, Walsall, Staffordshire, iron founder, Oct. 19 and Nov. 9, at 11h at Birmingham Court. Sots., Messrs. Wright. Birmingham; off. assig., Christie, Bir mingham. Jima GUEST, Burdens, Staffordshire, victualler, Oct. 16 and Nov. 8, at 10i, at Birmingham Court. Sole, Met ter= and Co., Birmingham; off. 'rig., Bittleston, Bir mingham. Jona BRINDLE! Boox, Berslem, Staffordshire, woollen draper, Oct. 19 and Nov. 9, at at Birmingham Cnurt. Solo., Lee, Bunlem, and blotter= and Co., Birmingham; off. mix., Christie, Birmingham. GROH°. ROWILL, ilia., Carlisle, painter, Oct. 19 at 11, and Nov. 16 at 12, at Neweastle-upon-Tyne Court. Sots., GriSth and Crighton, Neweastle-upon-Tyne ; off. swig., Wakley, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. DRCLARATION OF DIVIDENDS. 01101011 CHADWICK, Leeds, Yorkshire, grocer—lst die. of 4sLeeds. ~ any Monday or Tuesday after Oct. 16, at Hope's, THOMAS BATES, SCHOPIELD SHKARD, and JOHN SHIARD, Halifax, Yorkshire, etigineers--Ist div. of 10s., any Mon day or Tuesday after Oct. 16, at Hope's, Leeds. Jose °tannin, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, grocer— lat div. of 3e, any Thursday, at Christie's, Birmingham. DIVIDENDS.—Ott. 30. R. Till, Worcester, grocer— Oct. 28. F. W. Macandrew, Mill Wall, Poplar, brewer— Oct. 28. J. T. Coulthred, jun., and W. Dyer, Lombard street, Union-street, Borough, white lead makers—Oct. 27. J. Tompkinsoo, Liverpool, and Runcorn, Cheshire, stone mason—Oct. 26. J. Kyrke, Olasooed, Denbighshire, lime burner—Oct. 27. 8. W. Anthony, Heenan, Liverpool, ship owner—Oot. 27. J. Deane, Liverpool, chemist—Oct. 26. W. Todd and J. Todd, Liverpool, provision merchants— Oct. 28. D H. Thomas, Tyatwr, Carnarronahire, draper. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, out the day of meeting. Oct. 27. W. Hodge, Great Marlborough-street, West- , Wester, wholesale manufacturing stationer—Oct. 27. W. ' S. Hearsay, Upper Thames-street, City, druggist—Oct. 27. W. 0. Cameron, Mintern-street, Holton, pickle merchant —Oat. 27. C. Johnson, Northumberland-place, Commercial road Haat, ironmonger —Oct. 29. J. Keddell, Gravesend, brewer—Oct. 27, J. Bentley, Smithfield-ban, City, cheese monger—Oct. 26. P. Hayes, Widnes, Lancashire, oil ma nufacturer. ------- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. C. Willmer and C. Reynolds, Bradwell Quarry, Buck ' inghamsbire, brick manufacturers. J. Mills and 'f. Mills, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, and at Croat Knowl, Lancashire, coal miners. J. Clegg, F. B. Whitaker, W. Whitaker, and R. Whitaker, Shaw Mills, Lancashire, cotton spinners. C. Bromley and R. Wearing, Liverpool, chemists. H. McMinn, D. McAlpin, I. Stead, and N. S. McAlpin, Cummersclale, Cumberland, calico printers, so far as re gards D. McAlpin. E. Light and J. Beattie, Wapping, Middlesex, patent life boat, buoy, belt and general marine buoyancy company. J. Gresham, G. J. Gresham, and J. Shaw, Kingston-npon- Hull, clothiers, so far as regards J. Shaw. A. U. B. Meakin and W. Marsh, Lemon Tree-yard, Bed fordbury, tin manufacturers. W. Mold and C. T. Symons, Kingsland-road, Shorcelitch, house agents. J. McLintock, W. Harrison, and J. Clough, Barnsley, Yorkshire, stay manufacturers, se far as regards J. Clough. J. Clare and W. Clare, Wisbech, common brewers. W. J. Ennever and J. Bteedman, Werrington-street, Oak ley-square, St. Pancras; Perey-street, Tottenham-court road ; and Richmond-street, Dean-street, Soho, pianoforte manufscturers. G. J. Crowther and W. Crowther, Woodhouse, and Gomer sal, Yorkshire, manufacturing chemists. Mary Ann Reynolds and Elizabeth Burley, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire. milliners. A. Nicholson and S. Webster, Leeds, Yorkshire, cloth dressers. J. Miller and W. Freestone, Nottingham, pawnbrokers. W. P. Mottos and W. Moons, Cotton's-wharf, Southwark, and Crispin-street, Spitalfields. H. Snead and H. Drew, Penton-street, Pentonville, drapers. Sir W. Foster, Bart., C. W.Unthank, R. E. Burrougbes, and J. M. Rebberds, Norwich, attornies, so far as regards C. W. Unthank. P. Watson and J. Watson, Rotherham, Yorkshire, plumbers. W. White, J. Poulton!, and B. W. Conk', Shadwell, Mid dlesex, and Thames-street, City, millers, so far as regards B. W. Carrie. Ann Isabella Hume and Jane Hume, Sunderland, Durham, milliners. J. Ellis and R. Ellis, Leicester, mahatma. W. Millwood and W. F. Coles, Creek Wharf, Hammer smith, and Warwick-road, Kensington Basin, lime met burners. R. Johnston, so far as regards this Some of A. Johnston and Co., Glasgow, Johnston and Co., Beliae, Ilocduras, and Johnston, Harvey, and Co., Havana. An. Galbraith, Archd. Galbraith, and R. Johnston, Glas gow, manufacturers. 3.11. Young, J. Flemington, and F. Frew, Glasgow, mus lin manufacturers, so far as regards J. Flemington. SCOTCH SEQUkSTRATION. Jas IS Murata and WILLIAM DICTUM., 01.11g0w, mer chants, Oct. 11 and Nov. 2, at the Crow Hotel, Glasgow. THE FATAL FIRE AT EOTHERIIITHIL—Yester day, Mr. W. Cuter resumed, at the Angel Tavern, Rotherhithe Platform, the adjoutned inquest respecting the deaths of Rosina Riches and Jane Elisabeth Brown, who in the late extensive fire, which occurred on fortnight in the premises of Mr. Hogg, optician, innomaser, and ship chandler, in Rotherhithe-street. Tera.,, after sustaining several witnesses, returned a "That the two deceased were burnt to death in the and that, in their opinion, the are originated from an emident." THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.—Dr. Henna, of Troy, remarked In a airmen lately that if Franklin tamed the light ni Waa4m ng, yto Pros efer*, Morse taught it the English language. Ossetfir. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. WZDNISDAT, OCTOllii 6, Up. TIN Oft of the Weather at each of the following plume at Nine *Week yesterday Bsoraisg. The stations are arrayed Is order of latitude. Mos of Plum wi . a. P ANA II W. _ .111mmums. W. minuaNrom —.. W. Poosomors ......... W. ransom ....... r . LW. W. AMIN W. lama, ....... LW. S.W. Tins/ant —...... W. BOLULIABI N. Mau N.W. N.W. OUP of Weather. lamas grew ayes Dream Mem hi& Illeire Mimi mai MAIMeI MN WWI 006 Wow Nom IMMO Omar Iso Newm Illatei THIB DAY, Roos. awes W of . MY. lereeetb Omer Ik of ese WWI. Mese et the Weetber. e. Bala. The muss from the Mowing please did set melt this ties is tine Oar pub/illation yesterday; they thereibe• Whist' the state of the weather oa Meaday sheenial at slag *Week. E. i @iron Bree s. N.W. 11.11. L ia rd i Wind LL Calm It. Straw Irene I. Gads Wore SHIPPING INTSLLIGBNOS. SEAI3ORNE MAILS. egelbcp that Ow malls an, mew trot' the Oesseral by Ulf nbibt—ead Id by tbs atoreiby—lapstcb.) Daymbem solo op' hsat COUNTRIES. la I.:lWri. Pure. Poet (& I, c-2 oa. scs aasta ti. toh pu o.l.. l l oo. l : l4 2: i ! haarim(Wirtt.patlat N Oat. 8 . ..... ...... liesrpool.... 1 0 47.1 - 1 -4 AmarlosfloyUalto4 Slaw prim) —....—.31.0et. 22 .... 1.220rp00l !Om. 12 i omortaa(lmO.StertemiN loci. 11. Artrallattia ematlamsp tam) Ditto Cola Monodies) I. Sh.laithuf mount Dover Dltto (eta Caps of Gad r. H0pe)_............ ..N.Ssd of the math Plymouth Atria (We at Otsat..2l'22rd of tho et.etu Pliaceith • lohosSela..»..-. .... N IVU.klith of P. a Dom Salem ...........—....ti oatly ' Dome .. ..„ . Ow? Brasil . ... 21 at of ti.e muoth,iouthmertun. 4 kir. .2 . _ Plymouth 1114". 111 Plymotith Door PIC LI Dover , body muyhatophott. Ott IS *.othay .toty. Oct. It cott.tuoot IG elymouth se 0. 24 Plymouth scut. 2t Woo, ,loutlaraptu:t. imithan Ituf. Oct. lc 00 , 01 ;Dover Imoteoy ructo..2. Ili on, •i kt. it Solytottl ltryoy OA. Mothommo. Oct. 2 1 Detlot .mmlll airess et th• ut , vrth, lobtlitt.ot o•MO•0 1 1111.6......11 tklinf the rn.oth Cape de ierd5...........11,140 of L. MTh lb Oswiesseistsfhe 7tial7tkVte4gur "Wenn* Amoeba ...... ledul7th , ,f m• ru . Memel Islee erid. MIA .......... t «..M!faclatlithof mono Pion is if leeks doily k Inltaad Redme.B Pate, Honduras N Ilth of the siettl Ireland & N'Tteks dal:, lodia(rholauthamst l Y rok of tl o nittotai ladle (Ma Marastilim) N sthell4thof mouth . ludia (Ma Cape of Mord 110110 N 14th of the month Mauritius N 14th of the mouth Iliditnirraassa(MaSeuri ataptem) IN ttelo of Ha ettatb' Oltta(Ma Marseilles) N ihei34l.4 nliiiestO . M alto Id 2nd or the mutual Modems ll.ril 1123 d a Me Leo. Mahe .-7thl7te 1 „27tt 1 AA:twif the gr Pllesnath (*t. 21 Plymouth o_t, :trtttotrtte Ilevor Youtittnytot..latutits. loothaatptot. Ott. It IDover !timer Dover lOll. II :111tuttutraptos Klet. It *outlaw:pt. a. l oet. II liovcr tottbutptitit..loBl. It rirat Maples* „ A Stll4o2 , ;thol Ekon' raps' States* .....s SAlStl,2k4ot nom Naturals ..... I .7%1 rtlittui ul mon Ugh rum. rim Issl r tar .. jfealltlarnonitli Van Distarieir lAellarre+ Australia) • The melts le *ore countries We usarliM ( • i ass seeiessille ►tenet oast Ilonolltes. CASUALTIES. Carts, of South Shields, for Newcastle, which was on the rocks near 51oelfra, Sept. 2'J, has become a total wreci..— Beaumarie, Oct. 3. William, M'Bride, from Archangel, which was abandoned off Copinahay, Sept. 19, and taken into Det r Sound liar bout, has brought round here, and the cargo discharged... Sept. 28. •RRIVED. ALXA-111t FIIITOUIIt. October 4, hum Anuruoo—at Falmouth & October 4, from RP AWOA—St OfIMINII °KOUT 4, tram , itOADOC,' Falmouth, . 0c010be4.4,_ from _CCM& nalllCNltolfwl C•IIMI1.14 -at Deal, Ociobrr 1, front Ceylon Oovaisa-at Falmouth. October 4, tram.— ...... Morro Cosessts-at Graveresd, October 5, from Quebec DIKIDATA-al Gravesend, October 5, from.... Quetta F.Lva-at Gravers's., trot& er 1. from ....... //AM, 1111.LKT-14 Mal, October 4, Desteram Farrow Minna-at Gravers's', oc•ober 3, trust Guess Forrosa -at Gravesend, Oc.ober 1. from .... vines OWNS l)al.101.A-St Orliaaelld, October 5, from Anus GOTTIIIXOSO- at GraTetalal, Oe'ober 5, frent. .......... Our von Scowls's-at Gray/send, October 3, from loins lust.-al Gravesend, October 4, Door Scorns rOaTaIIA--at GraTallald, OCtOlitt 5, IL s uleo LORD AIIIIAT-MOraveseed, Oc ober 5, from „Ashur --- Learlaw-st Graysead, October 5, from loallaaa T•orriou -at robsoulh, October 1 fraM.-Pu. Maras-at Gravesend. (Stoner 5, tr.m. -..- Panua-st Falmouth, October 1, nom barren —at Portsmouth, Ostober 1, from Or. Gooses -at Plymouth, october 4, aps. Tarrati-at Falmouth, October 1, (rot Tame-at Gravesend. Orton. rl, from Tatum-at fAverpool, October 5, hem - - it=Tatum-at Formusas-st Falmouth, October 1, ;from ..... Ar:enl~ .Lsedoe BAILED. Stamm Gars.avor-from Liverpool, October 3, to New Yet AMPS AMP SOPIIIM-f/OCS GraVSl4ll4l, October 3, to ..„....B. API AMSMICA-from Liverpool, Oct. 3. to BILICASSIO -from Liverpool, October 5, to New lessee Bs assay-ham Liverpool, ()coder 5, to ............. ...... Unita lIPILISS-hen Qemestown, October 3, to Landis ConnUATIOII-from Liverpool, October 3, to ..... ..... New Trek OPPRAPCS-fros. Liverpool, October 5, t 0...... Kellam Comm-tom Gravasead, October 5, to braise Cssatursa Haces-trunt Liverpool, October 3, to ......... ..• Benien COPSTAPS 1 ir.o thems-from Liverpool, October 5, to Teem Eues-trom Liverpool, October 3, to = °poets Kande-from Liverpool, Octoter 5, to nordittouser lisacmasee- from Llverpool, October 3, to Bombs, HOST Or OSElteds Liverpool, OCIOht r 5, to ... ". Pernambuco Gomm-tram Liverpoul, October 3, to ..Port to Pram Himuseras-from Queenstown October 3, to - lose ileao-from Liverpool, October 3, to ..-.. .. . . --Hoeg liom !son A. WEINSATILT-trom Liverpool, October 5, . ne.. New Tart 'OSAMU-from Liverpool, October 5, to Wwsez Joso-from Liverpool, October 3, to ............___ Meets Joao-from Umrposi, October 3, to Drammen Jams Wirmarr-!Foo s Liverpool, Oet. 5, 10...... .. New Orbane Juin Loro-trap Liven:erg. (War. r 3, to Bolton Lucas thsvama.-from Liverpool, October 4, to Mambas Ltloll-from Ciumeasioirs, October 3, to London LAST ESSIMOIOP-from Liverpool, October 3, to llieltouss Row Boy-ham Use-pool, October 3, to ..-.. ............. (Urals Bowan-tram Gravesend, October 5, to Ltsoore teresso-frem tresturtown, October 3, to- Lcudon lasson -from Limpool, Oct. 3, to llnscessiseme -from Liverpool, October 3, to • Adetuds &antra-from Groomed, Octber 3, to ails Tawas-from Gravesend, Oct bee I, W....-. ......... _ ... . L hydrae, Twos. Les-hen Liverpool, October 5, to ,bas Enamor Vicium•-tram °ramrod. October 3, to • HIP VBEISELB SPOKBN WITH. Alevader, of and for London from the Maaritiu., Sept. 10, la. 41 N., km. 28 W. Alliance, from Callan for Landon, Sept. I, lat. I 2 N., lon. 28 W. Bolivar (Ur. brig), from St. Vincent's for London, Sept. 12, 4%41.27 N., lon. 23.81 W. Marengo (barque), Sept. 7, lat. 12.3. Inn. 23.18. at Preseraugls, Irani Loudon for Port Phillip, August 3, lit. 13 N., lon. NI W. Bachmarma, from London for Port Phillip, rept. 6, ILL 13 N., lon. 28 W. JenntWren, from Amman for Fit with, Sept. 3, lat. 11 N., Ice. SI W. John Knot, from Bombay, July 27, let. 28 S., Son.. II E. Lord Magma, from Bt. John for London, Oa. I, let. U.N. 8.44. Had of Alloanto, Hal; sad Witch ; both from Xabeu (or Loudon, Sept 13, both of Malaga. , Praire.' (British Barque), from Lieerpool for Port Pkllllp, With pw angers, Aug. 24, lat. 00.03 8., Inn. 23.07 W. Prince of Woks (barque), of London, Mot. 24, at. 45 N, 13 W. dellence (bairn), troa Callao fa Lanka, &hp. lat 47 N., lath Tomas Myth (barque), Sept. 15, let. 23.35„ Zoe, from Liverpool foe Iteuralne, July 31, lat. 31 tl., Loa. 30 W. PARTIES TO A CHANCERY SCIT.—II is enabled by the 43rd section of the new Act 11 & 16 Vic., cap. 86, that the practice of the Court of Chancery of setting down a cause merely on an objection for want of parties to the salt shall be abolished. [Adv Paul rn■ J—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT ASO DaDINART Rom, KNOWN (Oa cuu.. f a IX A. O7P.On , rerkhe at Paremarebo, >a Mob AMMO, Mateo Inn letter addressed to Professor Holloway, that be was troubled for about four years with en eruption oa the skin ilut defied the skill of the mod eminent medical men of the place to car a or alleviate; is despair he bah recourse to Holloway's Ointment aid Pills, and with such good result, that alter ming them tor a Mort thou. be was completely eared, and be has been ever mote hi the en • joyment of pertact health. Them meatioinee are alma infallible to maids and boas.—bold by all Vend cc of Patent Medico" sal Problem Iloilo wareestahllahment, 211, strand. London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BEVAN.—Oet. 2, at Calverley-park, Tunbridge-well", the wile e I. J. Berea, Bp, of a daughter. HOPE.—Oet. 2, at Tunbridge.wellc, Yrs. J. R. Ham at a akultater• HIILBERT.—Oet. 2, at the Vicarage, labia, sear Coveutry, the .de of the Bay. B. B. Hulbert, of u eon. lANNINO.—Oct. 2, at Ceethreg Howe, Breen, South Wale., the wife of W. W. Maiming, Esq., of a daughter. 2, at Offidagau-place, the wife of C. M,rg..n, tele - ;t • 4aughtii: moocis.—Oct. 2, at Efkml, near Lym(neon, the wire of W. rm. mate, Kaq., or a see. ct. I. at Ilither.green, Lewisham, the lion. Me,. •••• Lel at a 11:44 BTEWART.—Oct. 2, at Baseligh.atroet, Lteerpool, sm. G. T. s art, of a dasehtelr. ZIARRIAGEB. S, at the Catholic Chapel, Noma:l , 4 by the gar. F. Chadwick, mod afterwards at the pansh chub b. bf the Nee. H. H. Weatmars, 8.A., amoted by the Itar.J. sprrre'r, J. L. Minima, Iraq, of Inglewhits Lodge, Lancashire, -••• s the late J. Harrison, Fp., of Charley, in the ramie court, t.) Sophia goings, you t daughter of the late Capt. F. S. 0 -ler 8.8.1.C.5., of -plane, Kenaingtoa. .ITTLIWOOD WAITS.—Oct. 2, at St. James's, Wortminst,r. the Roe. H. C. Radelylfe, M.A., Incumbent of St. Lute's, It.nies cram, 4 Littlewood, Von., of Norton Douse, near Siourbrulce, O ter• oestarehire, to Sarah Campbell, Derby, thud daughter of thi Waits, req., of Ohl Burlingtoastreet, and Atrunbury Lodge. flow MCNNIAN—MILLEIL--Oct. I, at St. George's, Dublin, b 7 the %el Zee. the Dean of Ardagh, If. S. Rachman, Say., of No vae:J. ttrigbamahlre, to Margaret, daughter of IL Miller, E.q., itteet, 1111 ST—ATKINSON.—Oct. 2, at E ding C.burett, by the Ile, J. ftwitb, Edward, second son of W. Wee, San, of Upper lie.. • %Fr to Itmea remiss, youngest daughter of J. Atkinson, Soho: I, MllO-Nutr DIATHB. DUDIN.—Oct. 2, at East Hall, Bermondsey, H. Hudin, Sydenhins, Kant, and Bt. John* tiouthwart, aged 02. GWYNNE.—Get. 1, at Nuterth, Elisabeth, relict of Ow •', P. Gwynn., of Rushee" Pembrokeshire, formerly bcousron: Royal Cannuthenahirs Voluntsey Cusps, aged 73. HARMAN.--Oet. 4, at Pernbeidgisplace, Bayswater, &writ or. only sou of B. B. Harman, Esq., 31.1)., aged 19. IIARTINEL—Oct. 1, at Balsiva.park, Hampstead, the wife of G. Marlines, Esq., aged 91. MURRAY.—Oat. 2, at Marine.parade, Br too, Floreitm Emalq eldest daughter of C. E. Murray, Esq., aged 19 mouths. ' RAVAGL—Oet. t, at Sole.strcet House, Cobham, J. S. Sow, li ly agog 79. SWINDLEY.—Oet. 1, at Maidstone, Georgina, third daugttero J. Berindlity, Esq. Printed and published by WO.ILA KUW UAL" of 110.5, Lowes . • deem. In the tity or IANAOS. Printer. er lb. 011ieron Looked . serese. An the prosimet Wlthwilrists.—Wsnornana, °aroma fr Jr" ~,GL~ ii a : g