The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-14 00:00:00

afictimately mistaken in the comes he adopted On the ^ 1211 of Asses: Mr. Meagher aad llir. O'Dosolioe wan, gr. ° rested under circumstances from which it would appear that ' they hat woo for stems tires coding serer. No dash' could be catertalsod Ilan Mr. O'Llsmolsee was a party to Wee wancustions. No doubt sold be outerthaed that they were ; and the only question would be to gs the eiserecter of these tremendous; but ha @mild not Mink that any eons- eel, however able or ingenious, would permed' ajary that they ware other than of a revolutionary tendency. Ho would give evidence of the objects and dodges of the leaders of these movements; sad the ekarafter el sok mievements beige thereby establihied, every ow who Joined in theta was bound by the popsies el the prime meta% sal Wee with whom they ne li berarely ereadated thaneeMee. There bent so oldest* of say deelaratios by theorises , of his 1:110thea and intentioes in ;oink." the rebel', at might be argued by his counsel that his object see not nude. tismary j But the Attorney-General cosornded that hes, ointed the ranks of the rebel shay s wee deadly guilty wi bs t e he lodine, and mast be arepposed toles" had the same objects in view, mid to have adapted their Mem— Mr. O'Donehoe (with grout wairsith)—'Tieright, say lords, he me to say teas I iLia't wish to nape upon Me poor miserable pretext which the Atioracreeneral put tato ay mouth there. Mr. Mosher (the prieener's erennesl) intermptiug him—lt was sot at ell intended— Mr. O'Donehoe (is a still nailed tsars)-1 will not escape span sock a miserable pretext. Chief Justice Blackhuras--Yoe have very able counsel to ahead you, and you bad bettor leave 3oereaseM their heads. Mr. O'Demehee—With every respect to your lordships, I will not be made a mimed* creature of ea this occasion, with a view to give the AtterneysOeneral as opportunity of swaggering. Attorney^ Oeneral—l molly, my lords, had Beduin what• ever bat to discharge my duty, ia as unobjecdonable a mans no as I possibly could. Chief Jones Blackburae—Don't take any who of it.— The Anieniry-Onseral then mooed his seat. ConateMe B. Roche, (lambed by the Solicitor^ General. Wee at }Ca nnot. on Tuesday, the '3sth of July. teeing a ;solving. ear arming to from the direction of Coed hint 2 o'clock in the day. Three gentlemea were ea the car. The prisoner (Mr. O'Donohoe) was ogle of thee; heard that the name of soother of the gentlest= wee Me. O'Brien, and saw him afterwards in that court; the eat sawed at the door of Welsh's howl ; the same three after remain* about three sorters of as hour, left L i T illi sme . n, gad proceeded in the dimities of Ballingarri a a m mt Mailleohno.—Ceosrexamined by Mr. Meagher: woo alma eme hundred around the ear whoa Mr. entries addressed . Mr. O'Doaohois was fteemed is bleak. I took particular notice et his features, bat my allIBStill• wee directed from his what Mr. O'Brien Wieele apoic Whoa I vise brooks to the gaol to ides ** OVsnehos he was standing moans* a number of people' s oboe ia aentart. I know another won aimed 011oomaia who wee standing before O'llonehoe. Before I went to the awl I was told that I was going to identify the ass who eat hi Killearald—Hed yes may hat of the dries O'Dostitse wan before yes went to the pot ? I bed not I had as eiateesetios as the subjsce—And an you, titter the , host of are soothe, able to identity a sea that you only ow ease for a few minutes' IVitasee : I sec Cortehle David Wigging end Headrametable Willtase were emmaised, bat their evidence wee • ly similar to thate= e gove on the previous Robert Mahosy l ense peemsediog to give Enigma of • mesa delivered Mr. O'Brien at Callao, before do lee at which it wee hat the risme, kilted his, what Mt. DON stinted to such *veins, baby reseival. The Omit was of °pillion that the ammezine Oman Mr. Whits sod Mr. 011.1eaohoe was sot as yet shows to he wry MOM 111111 that 611111kore for the present such evilness was sot lOW, ledoL Tat, would, however, allow the woos to meal this wawa a • future Wage of the trial The ISMS the. SIPSOMIId till ant aroralos. PROVINCIAL. LOW. ....••••• • Boar BUDD= DEATH OVA CELEBRATED NATURALIST.— pre Thweday, & naturalist of considerable celebrity is the pecivilioss, Ms Waltar 11 . Bentley, was seised with a At of spool. ay, whilst wades through the streets of Manchester, and died MOM afterwards, without ever recovering oneockas uses. The deceased was a friend of Waterton and Audubon. Bailout CHARGE OF WOUNDINO WITH A GUN.— Taterday, T. B. Storer, a French polleter, who, it will be recollected, was charged with shoolia, a boy maid Jacob Jones with a via, woondiert him la owe arm, and deriving WA of ins of his thumbs and Gee of his forefingers, was brooght befire the magistrates at Mauthoner, and coop mined to the anises. BRADFORD. - REPRFARNTATION OF TUN WIRT ZlDLlO.—Everybody is iaquiring who is to he the astir for the Most Redioic—a question which no owe suaaegly in sinew very authoritatively. Mr. Beckett Denison is of coons Rained as one likely candidate. Mr. Jaan Brews, of Leeds, Is also spoken of ; and we have hoard the sane of a third rationale, a neighbour ol our own, ssentkood. of these teeatiween en of the conservative lads of politica,— Brad/ord Manger. INV ACMIIVIIvW.III Tns LATE RAILWAY COLLISION SlAlt NEWTON. 3111001.—The lagaest IS the body et Mr. IL Simard wee held yesterday before Mr. Darius, the coroner et Binning lam. The evidence le this ease, as arc se Mates to the in juries which it wasseepposedusased the death of Mr. Steward, was the same as that given ia the ewe of Col. Baird, end need not therefore be repented. Mr. Davis, the surgeon who attended the accessed, said, that he ezmained the body of the dees seed, and could dime& se Ines et INIUMIPZIOS be. tweets the accident and the death of the deromed. The lo wa was then adjourned in order to give the Scottish Cen tral Balmy Company an opportunity of making any state ment they sight thish fit ldte . •ira AN EXTRAVXOa9TAIIDIIIBOLVENT HECTOR.— On Thursday, Mr. CO=llllollolliN Smith presided at the aw,heeeagh County Coast, when the Rev. F. Starner, Insolvent rector of Heaphant, presented himself for easel nation. His liabilities amounted to 2,2001., and the ally sum given up was about 141. Mc. Andrews appeared to offers on belt tlf of a large numbs r if creditors, and con tended that the reckless way in which the deb% had been contracted disentitled the insolvent to the pet %soiree of the court. lie nitott Lae say that the insolvent had before tikes the benefit of the act foe 3,0001. In this instance be was instructed to state that all the trade debts had been in curred within two or three years, and without any reason able papal of being able to defray them. The debts amounted to 1,1601., and were contracted in 1846, 1847, and 1148, when, according to his own statement, his income was 2451., sad the eterepatian of land would Lanese it to 2901. He gave the insolvent no credit fee honesty In the p to pay 601. yearly, sad ascribed it merely to the good7v7• l end prudence rn`ble eolith/it. For five yean his income bad been 1,1001. or 2211. yearly ; his expenditure 1,7621., or 3521. yearly, being 1321. • peat more than his income. And while these debts were being contracted, he was under securities by which he knew that the goods he obtained might be swept off at any time, as eventua ly they were.—The Judge said it appeared to him that 1001. was only a fair sum to set aids fir the benefit of the creditors—At the suggestion of Ilieddleatone, the reverend Insolvent retired with his, and at the suggestion of his legal adviser, agreed to offer the 1001. Re was proceeding to complain of the way he had been assailed by the newspapers in respect to some begging letters, when he was stopped by the judge, who observed that the best estimation would be faith fully to airy out the arrangement made. He bad been living extravagantly and intemperately, and his difficulties wen the oceseqance of that Hie best answer to any imputation upon his bcnesty would be to do the best to pay the debts be had so recklessly incased—The insolvent said be had then wished 431. a year to Queen Anne's bounty.—The Judge to understand whether the insolvent proposed to pity 1101. • year to his creditors.—The insolvent intimated h 1 assent—Eventually the examination of the insolvent was adjourned tat the insolvent bound himse If by bond to pay the yearly sum if 1001. for the benefit of his creditors. KEN. COMMISSIONS BY TUB LORD LIEUTENANT.—N. Ward, gent., to be cornet ; T. H. Smith, gent., to be sur geon ; In the Wed Lest Regiment of Yeoman!" Cavalry. BOOTY LITT sammo.-0a Saturday night or early' on Sunday shoran a dwelling-home an the Marine-parade, Dover, in the menpation of Captain Brt Theer Triggs, was forcibly maimed mWlmat sesstlas nay alarm. The thieves sacesed•d peeking up valuables to the amount of 1,0001. in a bat, whoa, it is supposed, they wen disturbed, a they , basin their valuable booty behind, and taking only ri d a gold and more silver. &SKIL THE CoGOESHALL AND HALSTEAD ROBBERIES.— Po:iee-consiable Clarion, who km been for some days en gaged in Marin; s respecting robberies in and around Coggeshali, obtained frees the magistrates a warrant for the appreMenums of Andmay Patten, sea., a farmer at CheppeL which he warted, sad conveyed kis planer before the justices. Patten was remsaded for farther examination as the charge of stealing lb mks of barley, 9 seeks of beans, and lb bushels of tare,, the property of C. Skingley, Eq., of Coeval& The Snlrlsai berglers wire yesterday com mitted for trial for robbery and senrikEe. CAYSIUDOESIILRE. FATAL EFFECTS or PacianairT.—On Friday laid a woman WWI Taylor, wires husband lately came into re . :t e e7 i : l :t l ElasraPelide%ilZirsotte for stay lodgings h tweigrer the night. She retired as at eight o'clock, and asked for a huts water, so she WI/ we she woad require it in the sight. A Mrs. Cook ad bar herbed elsgt la the same room; and in the marriag the Cooks sempisised that the aew ledger made • Waage asks Is the eight ; witsreapea Mee. Lester aessagissded then to the 119i4 lie, sad were observed whisk maimed *sea te semi ter Dr. wise smiled as antidote Ise Om% bat at eight **desk warm died. An bagnii we bid ea flatarday, sad ailleessed wadi Uweay mewles, whim it append that deemissrs husband had bum a gear lamb. man, lately resislft at Little Dowdier% earl 101 best with his erilh se sirtablit as hankie mean weld dim but, aloft he. Plounlia of property. lie Iseh te raise limmi4 mid all kis easel. sad damned hb wits. thegist w.. MI bele eadsmweeirg to lad her breml,ilit Ewa. ar for diet plume beteg helliser. lib berme a te Mr, gad_ ages esemiallea Obit mereash upwards of two mew at ludemma were head Is It. A maim was returned to the east Irish, had dessirerd knelt ander mental dlstraeriea. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. thiroaa. Oct. IL—The Bev. D. P. Chew, M.A.. Fellow gool Jusior Tromso of Odd Wow, boo bees opoolotei to Use of St IWO, oil by the mammal due in. 'Parke Christ Mote, ------- in d the 5... N. peeped. Y.A. Melte Pei*. aad blathereetlerl tea -1 tlf er ger De, ere the tem are Patale Exatatetere, the brew la etaseleo, sad the Yaw arathemt.ea DIOCOOAX VOOTA.TIOII.-7 1 t• "Cobalt Of Word moot debase on Iforsorktf. 1 IR , Mawr*, amok Nor" mos Tow inn hop Warms of soliost sus watilitomr. iag otressoll obsitwoodoos. = sumo omoist looos. mostol Mi tt ti s kw. =ea eis soodisl ohm omossoliol t ttosoott Asp" bort Wrote amok owl oloilkoir mg It to Rt. Orors."Thrr a o thoWromaray dist Ns ito sit/ Is this sky wlthia Om Wok mobs Osausamoim.—Tis IWlup if Pasebweest win bill Ids Mad it Polsispossli, to Os Olotomo Isar tout. us Mime( 1. Monis Waft a gereal esisiaks. Y So saw I dint elm* Om% so Illoodoy, Ni,. N. aItrIULYURIL—Rev. 8. C. Clarke i• IL Moms P. 0., Lam Nrossilt, Mo. Ilscoor ; Ist., Ur aim of larar.-lAso F. Jorlia to ItamoyC. Rub ; pot., lb@ Drama am aT. NW.— ' In. S. N. Ailoorfts C. to %Wok Y liodsk rr Norwfok. VACANCIM—OetweII R.. Norf. mil re. lfer. • 4 c l7 .. N l aria soliams ; Pe, er Ori Nor. MN" 11... lie.; No. Use.; 1111.; pit Mr C. L. N. Nook. Bari ; Pax "Mom. aso.--0 rash list V. Loa: Rio. Lim ; Id a t .asiiin 4rhooldien Crows nd J. Ilktpottlott ; B. Brlnc7ll, Lect. Moot, Glom; ; pity V. of Cod blame's Rhein. e. Drissoll, dos _held ht. NAVAL DieOrePOIT, OCT. 12.—Lasifer, st., Ltest.-Com. Urrytl. was mustered sad yard wages la edema Ws etteromm, mid will mall vs-morrow ear the wed mot MI eirAMDL—dottr. 0. baring bora T.. piked, was pot set oldest yesleedey.—DiodAtes. 19, Capt. Welsher, obi be mid Ifs the 1 Ith. newt'cm the ?Cabe Mote. balding la MU Magma. IMO yederay mimed lobe slopped, sllls la coo. temolatioe to at bee kr a KW" gespiler. Smasicessa, OcT. 12.—The damp Comas. Commander 11. C. T. Irlireseert, wired bent melerday from thamatle-ema seem et Arnim. The erll be paid arm Tteddraday seat. Aim !mime, Ocr. 13.—APPOINTMI1TS —4311110 d Midst a. T. lettougal, to Cecoodilm—Aselsbeat Muse= D. Carter. sem. Armed tk, Ptioes leseat.—Mmter's Amietant: J. A. BA, le Frei dent. —Alert . 0. Barr" ID Diailtirp.—Arasg lessiewels : C. Bolt, to Illustriuua.—AMiag Choose : P. Osr. to ExcelteL if ieskiv. ch ON" 7111rIss;;di:slide7 8P01177119. 17EWMAILUT SECOND OMB'S MIZI'DIC —Pend?. BummerANDS of 100 sow. ash ; h It ; 84 71b sash. T.T.C. (3 subs.) Lard Orford's flip& inane oat of Addend: ....... ....(Nst) 1 Duke of lisdissfs Si. Rona& (P. Butler) Moroi. 100 it ft. ;74 7lb tech. List half of Ab. M.— lord alides%C••••• 2 Per, 7st 7lb (Nat) beet Mr. Pedlars lady Mary, 3 yrs (A. Day) by terse parts do begat. 3to 1 as Carlos. Rod to 54 los. HANDICAP Bwarseaaa it 20 sore. seek, dew. if 4. dared, Bs. ; asr &polls sad sper.rds. T.Y.C. (10 subs, $ vied dedered. 11r. lbsilsfs irbasse. 4 yea 183 711. (P. Bate, 1 lard Ihreterft Oas es st, aged, Tat letb (S. Mrs . T. MKS'S yrs, 7st 128 (tlst C Mr el. Pert's Ten Vert, 4 yrs, 7st Mt (Claude 4 Mr. Drisheles Marquis ef Ceaysthea, S Jew. Vet 111 (W. Aided 5 Nr J. Ilewley's Dew ow Darns, 6 yrs, Tel 003 ... (J. Crisco S Dotting :sto 2 add Mira, • 7 to opt Vert Vert, 4to sg4 Own Nut, sod 3 to 1 sist Mesquis d Coombs= sea area with Philosopher sod Caws Plat Y esespay. mode play alternately to the fords; Phtkrol her brit Sou Seem sad MIS bow aa for/ wiener by a length. Rus til 1041$ NW. HANDICAP Swatestearas 0' 15 s ask, 10 It; he ssra 2.yralllis. T.Y.C. (17 este.) Br. Deh t bakrstadel, yes, 7st I Cot Peel'. Prearfeces. 3 yrs. 7st Sib 1 dr J. liawlers Toothy, 3 PS. St IS S The BM./ air dee darted but want di deed: lard alibel verbal, 3 yrs, lot ne (Rotoln.c.); fir. C. Ple.oo _kg 17 Moloch, out of Guzman'. 4.m, 3 pi, OA 216 Mass I Mr. d i = PrturessChariotte, 2 ye., 74 (IBlUrey) I lard Chisterldre Meek 2 yrs, sot 121 02. Onto.); ilajor Mimes Pawl" Missy'n. ast Nib (J. Mans) : Mr. Bends hr e by Clarks de Al Psterortb, 2 yrs. 6.1 31b (furl). &Wag 4to I apt Freadma. 4 bs 1 apt lbeeby, 4 tot see Tameriad. sod 3 to I cub opt Stems Charlotte, *sake, sod Chubs MIL Wt. Ifs Oriel MIL salt tub the kid, Mowed by Odd red Tree. Ims• end mat ma•Str et • red pass to tb cords; Grid thew Ivied &MA ad wow swag by • Welk Selby • goad Ulna, sad the *day MARA ally fun& Raw Is I eds. 13 rag MATCO 200, h It. T.Y.C.—Lord Ewer's Bishop of Boa rd) Cob retired exalt trod Duke of Bedford's at. 2.3831ta.. PIIINDIROAIST Stain of 60 sows. each, h tt, for 2-yr dis ; eons, OA 71h ; 11111 ea, Id ; winners subs. T.Y.C. lord ClMrs's lisweywidle (Itchbide 1 Mr. Watts' Courts@ (Marmots Lard Viltstoo's Milne adadtar errs) (Marlow 3 Mr S. bm's eby t dear aid Redid ......................li ar 4 Yom:ftwirdadlr t 3to Mist Elthiro rad 4 o wt Ogden.— it tech up Be made after the ant 3.0 Jade wee serer 301Mmoli ass 00,, rid woe Is • doter ty two leeptla. Is. in I BEL 111 vas. 811,1111.12•211131‘ 10 .or rub; for 2.yr olds; ol's,Bot nb ; Mlle% Set ; the wharf to be sold for 40 sore, if demanded, la. Phut half of (6 sale) Sr. B. One's Routh (a. Mau 1 Major Pltt's Pirdla ( 0 1y I Mr. Oebeldeetou's Sider to Obabs (Y. Bel a Lard Closselskt's fby Chubs XII. out of Busstrolesto (Nat 4 Mr. Ilsegreare's eby Wren, eat ot Metope (W. Planner 5 joyl MK Booth. 3to art nazis. ad 4 sod asst lard Charter % Lay. Routh wads all the rummies, wow elderly by a 11.1tSister to Obenle a bed third. Rue is 32 tea ICII, 200, It ft ; 114 411 oath. A Ir.—Dub of Bedford's leafs Batier) beet Mr. Pape% Dorms (Nat) by • Issetlt. 3to 1 • Slabs. Ran is 2 Ides. 27 sae. Mutat, 200, k ft. A. Y.—Lod Coatis'. Load/tone, St IN rewind Mark hod Mr. thodford'e The Liberia, Sat 211. MATCO, 200 h ft. D. M.—Doke of Bedford's Bridle, 74 Mb, TISPITIPI hos Mr. Psyse's_Olewdower, eat 71b. MATCI, 200, k ft. T. /I —Lord Bunstry's Coursed re wired 73 sod. WWI hoot Lead Ezder's Oardnis ; St 7lb each. MATCH, 200, 20fr, Bst folb oak. A. P.—Lord Okarries Mks hush naiad 10 .are. bruit from lard Chs•reast's lady let ikkalr. The weather Ws Agree= wet Wan* wet earl weld ; Its Janne% bedew, wee la sew mesor• essolusetoi by Us surety to le lieseyeash ere =no • oh idea stusedsread by Us premed outlay ea hiss for the Day, laded Bee seasedised ally diartere the his toads[ with Telmer end Ibreledir was • Me was is • water, soil immeltelly .Nand ea 15 to I for the Derby. The Cedloriftweldre we tousitad upon be the users. am eel Data Wed frosty at S se 1 wad TM Cur mIS to I. Wit bow SUNS ben =MS is rho tbe =mammy list of tbs ossurosy, sodas saw way give • eisetbe , —Wes d Breikrd art 11•11 rd, Idar 4 14, Pens eastimpe, /Nosy, Iltrulleurr, Ea& tom, Hesaridl. Obrerw, Dubm, derdwire, Ss Commune of fiedbmsbe rid tibodsradd, lady (Nasky, sad to. )loe. Mrs. Amos. Lei : C. liferems. 0. Ilsayans &lodated% S. Orberwe, Validd LIAM. Damara W. Paulett, VOere, Wesley, Mairisemak Ihtnewth; Ptew ilershal Oronswor. airs : O. Armitage, J. YID Havtall. Wpm, Ilamerables: Admiral Nadel, Colonel " PK Capt. Raw, Torero, F. Millen, C. Pander, CA. Spausis ; M. llama Payee. Gamete,. Peel, Me. Labe intelligaut. COURT OF HANKRUPTCY.—YMITERDAY. Baffle Mr. onsinbacaer =eland. A CAXIIILIDOI BAIIIIIIIL—This was the day appointed for the certificate meeting in the ease of It. Huntfrey, jun., merchant, of Camberwell, and late baaktr of Cate- Midas. Mr. Duncan 'petered to oppose the appli cation, sad, after a conversation, the hearing was by spasm= postponed till Monday. The balaneo-theet, which extends from Nov. 9, 1844, to the 31st of July last, contains some heavy items, sootiest wilier are the following :—To credit= unartured, 7,8401.; ditto secured, 6.31301 ; creditors of the late firm of C. Hutefrey and Co., 12 8 651.; ditto of Once, Prescott, and Co., 6,6931.; capital, 6931. ; profits, 8,6231. ; by doubtful debts estimated to pro duce 1201.; bad debta, 2,4941 ; property. 4,6001.; loves, 6,430 k ; trade =posses, 8,050 l.; domestic ditto, 1,91131. ; liabilities, 20,2621. MIDDLESEX SESSlONS.—Yarrninay. Bikes Er. Beryoust Adana& Foacinit ENTRY.—Lewis Fader, engineer, and John Wilson, a person is his employ, were indicted fora forcible entry under the following circumstances It appeared that the defendant Foster was employed by Mews. Ingram and Cooke, the proprietors of the Illustrated LONIIO9. News, to make a printing machine or them after a working model which had been constructed by him for Mr. Little. For this purpose ke was allowed the use of some premises in Milford lane, let to a person named liqund, and belonging to Messrs. Ingram end Cooke. The defendant had the place properly fitted up, and proceeded with the making of the machine. I It was to have been completed in October last, and the price agreed on was 9501.; but in February bat Messrs. Inseam and Cooks were so dissatisfied with the pirogues of the work that they refused to allow Fester to proceed any further with it, although it wee alleged they lied from time to time advanced him 2,0001. Alter this Foster claimed possession of the premises, and several attempts were made by either party to oast the other; bat in the month of July the defendant carried the plain, and obtained sole having employed • body of ccallteavers to aid rer s t a r:himulf. armed with an boa her, tore off the lock, and broke every pane of glass end every window-frame in the hones, and lest notbir g bat the bars walls. For this he was now indicted, and the defendant Wibon for aiding him. —The defendant urged dist he was the tenant of the pre mises; that he took them fur the purpose of establishing himself as an engineer; that whilst there be carried on • general badness ; that it was not likely be weld wed 9001. in fitting the plus up if he was not the llensn%emil drains had been allowed to proceed with the mashie be would bare finished it In a satisfactory manner . judge —Akar • Ling sum ming up from the learned the jury bind the de fendants Guilty. PAILINTAL Cavatrtr. E. J Warred! who pleaded guilty on Wednesday to a charge al eraeltLig kb driegbder, a child of eight years of age, was Iseaght ve fir t, and Sea" teased to four math& begdamilsd heed labour. POLlCE.—Tarnanam. BOW-STREIL—CRUSLTY TO • CHILD BY • STEP mcrrosa.—P. Striven, living is Carlton-mews, Cockspor. sweet, was charged with assaulting in divers ways George Striven, her stap.son, aged six years. An application was made on Wednesday last to the court by the child's aunt, and in ocessequeme of the picture she drew of his sufferings the magistrate sent a warrant officer to the mein, fee the of ascertaining the real state of the child, and should L er la i r :ble to convey him to the court. The officer baring found the boy in a hay-loft next to the room occupied by the defendant brought him away. having first promised her that be would bring him back, if directed by the magiarate, fa ' stcad of delivering him over to the relatives, who seemed much attached to Dim, and expressed themselves willing to take him under their immediate protection. He was also accompanied by a surgeon who happened at the time to be in the room with the defendant. The appearance of the child wee very wretched. His body was full of bruises and wounds, inflicted at various periods, and seemed to have been suffered to heal without my remedy Wag a plied, and when stripped his Joints were all bat through the dam. as se 7Litioak very Jails needy, and clang to the °Sat, terriSsd, until he was told th at he was being taken to sea snarksatbar. —The aunt, who is sides of the Mel Weer, Nosed that her brother was at present with his seenter is dr ma at England, end about a year back dee had to taw the did under her poteesioe, seeing that be was most rawly treated and nearly eineval. as Malt maim a medial seatiseara attended bio, sad be bowie rho eoweekseesd. B. was THE EXPRESS. SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14. 1848. then reeessmi to Ale print" under the imprenlon that they wean gill in s diffe rent minim towards him.— Mr. Wilms, • mid that ties marks on the child biet w r y Mos NMI serefela, ram to what appeared ha beasts, tileylelle•lMllMlSeed for WPM stepmother, who mid that he was la tie Wit of aft, and kaaalag him self about. The Wilms Om seat best Mille &hada nt, aml • mamas was ordered to be timed qua hr.—Mr. lismos, 10, Bedhed-plem Isesellsquare, now stated that Mori s per beek he wse Mist to see IMAM by kis aant, Mon lee hued him mush onesaMad frees Mamas* ma Mesh biased is his bateses eel Ohm ports of hie body, bat in minimpanse et hie ascot's allmitien, be beams in a illest AM •IV tae 'MIL AS pima In mos in mama wry dime wen Innis neently inflicted all ever Iri b tl i % amen him le be win ed shiest to a thole tea, the Moen "I which wash seen dieeppear, if he was Cram is • paper meneesr.--Kr. Jardine said that as the &Mess Milked is their minim, he would suggest that the drill Ushuaia be emet for a week to the Kino's Cargo Ha nka. ahem whisk he could be brought 'Omani main, and bay" the egiolems el the gentlemen connected with that este bliasesat was the subject. The defends. t, after much bealatien, erel PS MOOropeny the child with t h e ugic, to the &mat . WORSHIP - STREET. -- OBTAINING Goons LIME K ram eitomotcas.—Mary and Elisabeth Hinchley alias Hunt, end Emma Joan and M ar y Anne Allen, who had rid se their Berman, wen charged with having obtained, mho fates perinea, from various tradesmen in the metro =epantities at drapery and other goods.—John hiessent 1 that en Monday, the 25th ult., a person called at the steep of his employer, Mr. Enoch Jones, linendreper, in Finsbury. tenses, and requested that • ceiate• mantles el family mourning might be sent immediately to the mama of the elder prisoner, Elisabeth, W Cavendish-Oren, Nem North - road, as her hothead had just expired. Wieners se. cerdingly proceeded there with a quantity of Palmetta 1 and Coburg cloths, crapes, sad other articles, and was admitted by the girl Jose., who conducted him to a par lour. in which Ise found the eider ' r and one of hes daughters, who selected apo o of the goods sad ordered two cloaks and two moan to be made for them and sent home by the following Wednesday, as the funeral of the deemed would take plus the day after. Oa, taking the latter articles to the house, he neared • farther order ter • quantity of black ribbon and six pain of kid glum, which he afterwards delivered at the doer Is illes pi. I toner Allen, who told him that the ladies were se emend with grief that they were unable to ere him A berth order wm afterwards ex outed for two boas and • muff, and also Is, four shawls, two of which it we intimated would be De noted for the se name, and the other two returned. An W iens for the whole of the goods was sent with the last parcel, and witness was directed to call on the following Moak. Ise the amount, vie , 231. Ba. &L, bat on reaching the place, at the time appointed, he feand the home shut up.—Mr. O. I Mattley, laniard of the bone Is Cavendish-street, stated that he let the premises at Midsummer last, to a venerabio looking gentleman, who said he was a retired shipbroker, mad having beard • few days since that his teeniest was dead, he proceeded to the house to offer his condolence to the widow, and found that she and her family bid claim destinely removed.—Sergeant Brennan deposed that he proceeded with other officers to a house is Pock-row, Pentonvelle, in search of the elder prisoner's son, whom they accidentally encountered in the street, and to•ik into emoody upon another chat gee. He (withers) afterwards' ealeavoured to effect an entrance Into the house, but after knocking repeatedly at the door without being answered, he nada his way throeith the pamage of the next honey, and poured • ladder, which he placed against the back window of a room on the first floor, at which the pectoris were standing. On reaching the window, the prisoner Jones cze with her whole weight ups the sash to prevent his il l it up, but be succeeded in raising it • sufficient height fee the admission of his head, when she instantly seized him by the hair with one hand, whilst with the other she made the most strenuous efforts to strangle him by forc ing the window upon his neck, and finding that ineffectual, the did her lemon to pitch him off the ladder ; he, however, together with Sergeant Dubois, forced his way into the apartment, where were found several buses, containing various articles of haberdashery, etc., about Bitty pawn broker's &piked's, • Amh note of th e Bank of Elegance, and numerous forma 'greenest. for the occupation of houses, in various name, and in all parts of the metropolis. J. B. Hiachley, us of the elder prisoner, was charged with having fraudulently obtained a quantity of wearing apprise! from Mr. Edwin lienwortby, a tailor in Shaftes bury-street, Horton.—Then prosecutor stated that on Tors day week last, prisoner called upon him, and ordered n nit of mooroisg, which be requested might be sent to his mo ther's house in Cavendish etreet, in sufficient time to melds him to wear it at his father's funeral. The order was duly executed, and the prisoner subsequently called upon him and obtained • waistcoat and shooting jacket, the latter of which was sent him upon approbation. Witness afterwards touted that the family had absconded from the boom they had occupied.—Henry Roberts produced one of the costs which was pledged at his shop a few hours after it had been obtained Mee the prosecutor.—Several other cameo were ready to be gone into against the prisoners, buttes magistrate thought that enough had airesuy bees proved 'gained them to justify him in commi•ting them fee trial. At the surges two of Sergeant Brannan they were ordered to be brought uP again. PUNLICATION WITHOUT PalsTilee NAlll.—Mrs. Mary ac e& appeared to • summons, domed with !geeing unlaw fully published sad rirrulated eestais printed papers 01 • libellous character, wet h eut having the tame and place of abode of the printer attached thereto. The prosecutor was • Mr. Whittaker, who had formerly been landlord to the de fendant, and s till resided in the immediate neighbourhood of her premises, High-street, Bhoreditch. For some time past, however, she had been animated with the most hostile feelings towards Mr. W., and had resorted to the extraor dinary prosteding of causing • number of hand-bills to he printed, which senveyed most serious imputation' uppoona s ebenster, and were eausised in 'assuage a: theses* esti werrthes deeeriptien. She was in the semiteat Mtn of =Zthose bills over her coaster to every _eastairait . the shop, in addition to which she had pelted at bur window en immense planed cor edam still mere eh- Bonne mean in doggerel verse, land printed in such bile capitals as mast necessarily attract the notice of every am that pared. The prom cuter had employed every mew in his power to induce her to discontinue her system of an noyance, but without success, and he was therefore reluctantly compelled to adopt the present proceedings spent her Samuel Christmas proved having celled at the defendant's shop on the 19th ult. to purchase some bread, when the prisoner handed to him the bill now produced, reflecting upon the character of the defendant, and on which the name and address of the printer did not appear.—lt was stated by a soberer, on the part of the defendant, that the whole of the obnoxious bills in her pasession should be immediately destroyed, and that • similar course of molestation should not be repeated.—Mr. Combo said that he should order the ominous to stand over for a fortnight, upon the express understanding that no further cause of complaint should arise in the interim, and in order to secure that condition the defendant mat enter into her recognisance for her future good behaviour. The defendant, after smailiog Mr. Whit taker in the most unmeasured and vituperative term', at length entered, with manifest reluctance, into the required reeisance. ond left the court. CLERKENWELL DiatillMlLD NEEDLItWOMEN.— Nineteen young women in distress appeared to solicit advice and atalstanoe. In consequence of seeing ails announcing that s ming women were required to work at ladies' cloak. =hem, they we induced to apply at the address named in Goswell-strest, Clerks:moll, where they saw • person who vs his none Owen. He bed engaged is apartment at r. Musser", 80, Gowen street, in which were placed and tables for the purpose of • workroom, and the ma tereas, &a, far closkasskiag were introduced. Twenty-four S.ung women were crowed at 9e, per week, and a Mrs. ummer, of 17, amidst - lb:stmt, Bt. John-street-road, acted as forewoman over them. They commenced their work on Tuesday last, and continued at it from an early hour in the morning till late at night, until Satur day night, Men the forewoman took the cloaks to the esta blishment of Mr. Poison, of St. Paul's Church-yard, and on her return she said she had not been paid her bill for the work done, and they (applicants) were not paid, but left' destitute and starving. Whilst they were at the work, some of them bad no more then a piece of dry bread to eat during the day. Mr. Owen they could not find anywhere, and they could not obtain gay redress from Mrs. Sumner. The bills were still up al over the City is. hands at cloak making, and they had no doubt that this was a system carried on for the purpose of cheat's( poor needlewomn out of their labour.—Mr. Tjrwhitt sympathised with the poor creatures. He felt satisfied that Mr. Person, whose establishment was highly respectable, would not sanction such a procedure with anybody in his employ, or continue them in his service if the drannistanom were made known to him. He woad do everything in his power to relieve the distress of appliesate who had been ice y duped.— Rains the *wipe] interfered for them " Ce: s u a l magetrate, was powerless. He suggested that if Mr. Bestow, one of the board of guardians who happened to be present, would take the trouble of accompanying them to Mr. Parson's and ex plain the particulars, be would be doing service to them. — Mr. Bestow instantly acceded and left the court with appli cants, who were humanely assisted by the worthy magistrate and Mr. Bestow, the latterof whom kindly gave some of them instant employment. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A MAN or WANT NAIIIII --F. Herbert, formerly • lieutenant in the royal navy, and who has for some time been victimising the public under the erased names of Capt Welsh, Capt. Howard, William Comm, and Henry Petringale, was finally ex mined, charged with defrauding several tradesmen of pro perty by means of spurious elesques.—Mr. John Leadbetter, 19, Brewerotreet, Gold said, on the 21st of July last the prisoner came into his shop, and said he had bean recommended to him by several passes in the trade n the most likely person to get the sides of hennas birds from. Whale. aid was saw% sad whhed the dsfecdant to dohs his call till sager del. The gnaw replied that he wee gong ant of terra fanatically, and wend not detain - witness tea minutes. Wines then sheeted him a quantity of skins, and the weer selected enteen whin came to 61. Whams then up la a boa NM Mae& it t laths ...AThe Einem that pat his in► his pocket, whambe W set an eellelsat cash, but be would give a lertleu pir ta hi beakers. He then wrote out a cheque the 111. , at MOW. Childs. Temple-bar, ea& *mai the use redid* Howard. Witches nmenel the awn the ant day, sad was Wormed that nes& penes kept ea ee nest thare.-111r. John Neale. a dealer in earfashies, No. ' 111, High Holborn, several of the skim of the pr , for wM ei les pai rlidi r% 1L 171. 6d. The skin pea bent are • pales of those he purchased of Me prismr.—ikeeral etheirmemis similar nature having been prMithe_prioner was anaitted. BETH.—Tan EXTRAORDINAILT AYTATZ AT WAIr wona.—The prisoners in this case having been remanded till this day, the charge was to have been proceeded with, but a mange was delivered at the court from the governor of Hurrenienger-lene pool, unwe ll t elfin that Mrs. Dryden, one of these charged was so se to be unable to attend. The cue was coisequsmtly postponed until Thursday next. The magistrate at the mem. Um directed that it any of the prison'n wished to my anything, he was willg bear then This was delivered to the priso in nen, to and soon altar Idn. mi Li gia Xeld and key son ap peered at the bar.—'_he son, adlressitig the magistrate, wiehed to knew the nature of the charge against Elm ? Mr. Norton maid the charge up to the present war not of a serious character, and therefore It was that he had, on the last examination, agreed to accept bail for him. — Mrs. LindSeld said that, in consequence of the affliction of her son, and the secluded manner in which they lived, keep ing themselves aloof from all their neighbour, a pr judios was entertained against them, and to this she attributed the difficulty in procuring bail. The cheese against herself she would admit was of a serious description and it was most essential to her that her son should be seines, to enable tar to engage a counsel for het deksee.—Mr. Norton said that, under the circumstance', he should veept the young man's own bail in the ram of 601. to appear on Thursday next.— The ennead surety being given, the prisoner was discharged. Mrs tandneln was again remanded, TRAYES.—Romans IN WalsztuaraL.— Mary Anns Morris alive ntrawyesed Poll, another of the gang of female plunderers and highway robbers who infest the 'Wail of Whitechapel church, was charged with being concerned in the highway robbery of Mr. Ebblewhites, who was hurtled at 8 o'clock in the evening in the open street on the Bth inst, knocked down senseless by the blow of a life preserver, and plundered of four sovereigns sad his catch. One of the wo men, Julia Leonard, has been transported fur the offence, and Mary Anne Watson, another, is now awaiting her trial. —Benjamin Benjamin, the Jaw boy, who gave endear" on the previous occasion, identified the prisoner as one of the women who took apart in the attack on Mr. Ebblewhits, and received a sovereign as her share of the plunder. When the oath was administered to another boy named Salomon, who also witnessed the robbery and gave evident). against Lenard and Watson, he at rat objected to be sworn, and exhibited strong marks of tenor when looking at the pd. sorer. Sergeant Kelly exphined this by stating that Its understood beyond of the gang had threatened to do for the boy if he nose forward to give evidence in the ease. Being evertaally morn, he said he knew all the women who had robbed Mr. Bblilewhite, and bad known them before, bat not by name. The prisoner was not one of the party, sad he had not known her before he saw her in custody. On re plying to further questions, it was pretty evident, from his hesitatine manner, that he was not well aware of what he was saying.—Sergeant Kelly : The boy, yew worship, is under the influence of fear.—lair. Yardley : Who was it that thre atened your life I— Solomon : I don't know, sir. It Was a chap what lives in the lane.—Kelly : He told me, your worship, that It WAS a man whom they call Mike, and wit, is known to be a thief, I think hie nem, is duel Solo men —They all threaten me. Smie of them went to nsy mother's house and told her my head should be knocked off. I emerald to go out since, sad am obliged to stay at home in the evenings. Benjamin Mike threatened to stick a knife into me, your worship.—Mr. Yardley : Take a pesos warrant ageing him, and as hr the prisoner let her be remanded till Tuesday. Coustrrrat or A 13110KIR.—Il. Murray, the old broker who toss rendered himself se obnoxious by his sharp prac tice, was slain brought up, when Douglas, the warrant offi cer, reported that he could not discover that he had any effects on which to distrain for the fine. He wee accordingly ordered to be imprisoned for one calendar month. WANDSWORTH. ONSTILUCTION TO AN Exennee TRAIN.—F. Wright, a labourer employed under Mr. Brassy, the contractor on the South Western Railway, was cl:arged with neglecting to remove a plank from off the me tals on the South Western Railway, whereby an obstruction wee occasioned to an express train, and the lives of the pas. seams were endangered.—W. Hedukinson, engine driverlm the employ of the South Western Company, stated that onl Tunday put ho left London at seventeen minutes meet ten o'clock A lc, with the spree train for South ampton. They had reached the Kingston tatting in perfect safety, and before rounding the curve, which is a sharp one, he sounded his whistle, which was • signal to have the Hue clear, and was always given in still:lent time to effect that object. They scarcely cleared the curve, however, when the engine mot with some obstacle that clued it to jump from the metals, and tlirewit almost off. As soon as he could stop the engine, which was at the time going at the speed of 42 miles an hour, he examined it to ascertain whether any of the works were broken or dis arranged The life-guard, which is in front of the engine, was broken off, but the engine was not o'herwise so much injured as to prevent the train proceeding on its journey. The distance the engine had got after the accident, before he could stop it, prevented him seeing what had caned it. but on palling Kingst , h station. which is a short die tarter from the spot, he le ft information of what had occurred. Mr. W. Holditch, the station eerie at Riverton said that being inform-el of the accident, he went to the s pot. It Is a deep cutting, where a alp had taken place, and was now being repaired by introducing chalk into the banks, and this chalk, being deposited between the up and down lines, has to be wheeled on a plank, ono end resting on a horse hex on the left band bide of the down line, and consequently coming completely across it. He learned en inquiry that the obstacle the express train had encountered was one of these plank., which are 16 feet in Length, about a Met in breadth, and five inches in thickness. He found one of them removed on to the embankment ; it had been shattered within 3 feet of one end. The men bald Oho ...Om hid come In contact with this plank, and the prisoner admitted that he winning it just b: fore the train arrived, and that he had moved it for the train to pass, but supposed it must have fallen backward,. It war the duty of the prisoner to remove the plank home. diately on hearing the whistle.—One other official of the line said that the company had thought it their duty to bring the case before hie worship u one of gross neglect, and u a caution to other men in the prisoner's station. —Mr. Faynter raid the prisoner was liable to heavy punishment for his conduct, end he was not sure he was right in being so lenient. The prisoner would pay 20e., or be committed for 14 days; and he thought the foreman of those men should be responsible for the signals being attendee! to and obstruc tion removed. name 6 Moto and Dubels DraChmas. DOUR k mitomm. Dund. PakWriaJa Idaxt Lortraahlra E.Coaatlas is Norfolk ldh ilortars Umbra Caw tiortbore Gom. al °f t amok I I, OmA Wan Kosdol Iroloollar 2 Loma*, ki=ak- Oct. 1:, 18111. micaths. 4r.6e.; merchandise. 3.0131. 15e.; tend, 39,1471.1 100.-1,3341.; receipts sines Mat eh IS, 1646, 39,1301.; total, 40,6141. 131.11174E5S OF TSB ENSUING WES:K.—(ices Railway Cheaskile.) llsiertwo...— Amino sad Boubra—Oet. fO. Par* at 1 ; Colebea. ter, Stour Valley, Selbsy sad g_algeed —Out. 17, Colcesster ; Mae. nonbead. „ad Kannsta--OW. In, Olwow ; Leaped, Kan. low, Noweredniagss.Tyne—Oet. 24, Lad= TIMM. it IS j Kolb Ilirtuib—Oat. 11, Illatswan ; Rosen asd Hans—Oot. 20, porn, at ; Taw Vale—On In I amiss. Divnionts.—Dwidee, Perth, awl Aberdeen—At the rats of par mt per essam, mew mettle Middlesborough and Scher—At Ike taw at parent per exam. payable ttet. 11; North British —Lts. di es tie IA siesslibeees wed Se. 04. on U. shares. Lionwasent —DAM sad Eartb.Weetern—Stores t r io tender will be genteel Air the Met lbeember. c ur t ai l ISt es the sew preirresos shares, due Oet. 21; OssawsetOtalbtsak IS Owl, Manes soul Longs:or—ll. din cie. ll. chow sod Kilybead-2/. 10a. due Oct. 21, Colchester, Stour Val% SeM7 wed liablead-21. due Oet. 10; Dublin and Belfast Inselles-14. See Ott. It; M Angin adrona, and Itathfarri. $l. Its. ans Oat. 10 East a—U. on the new . 1. shares An hsn— des the sew K. 10a do ; m. bath dee Sept. SO ; East Lanesslitro 21. an Ur seer abates des Oct. 1; Eastern Cauntks-21. 10s. on tie pis sent pinnesses isms, dee Sept. 25; Eastern Union 21. He es do Semi& M enlo sh.res, due Oct 10; Great Neel et IlsitewS-104. es the 40/. shares, due Oct. IS; Ilnitwellisid sad lianalseater-21, on the NI, Rtrroy stud It ce tin Nig Nth des Oct 14 ; .:main-31. oh the IMF 01. thane, des Mt. 10 en ; Killarney and Wends-10s.. d o . Sept. 80 • lanerldre and Yorkshire-1C on the West Mell Upton nes Oat. 9; London and h t h e saw tined shares, due Sept. SO (eall Sonlli..Western-11. not to be ea forced); Londonderry aid Enaindlen-21. 111., due Oct. 14; Lowes. tolt-51. on the sew 6 per etst shares., doe Oct. 10; Newentki and Carlisle-291. on the new lOW. shares. due Oct. 21; Northern sad Extern-111. en the strip, dee Sept. 27 ; Orleans end Bad, sue-11. due (let IS; Pan- and Strasburg-25C due Oat. 20 ; &nylon and rid. doe 0/1.1 16; South Yorkahire, Dceasster, and Goole—U., dustiest. ; Taw V ile--8t due Oct 10. T a A rrio._w.k. mains Barr. 3D tO ) OCT. I.—(Front the Ratans Obrenick. II; LC Larks& If._ .Wavia.. lOS Loadosaid Ilkoklan SA3I bk 06041 1 ,101848 L 1416 loados& & YAWL 731 SO siorkSorr4ll Eon& Set 967 Mask 1114 E & Lint_ 7 116 3loolport & Oorlislo EW IA6I 90 M MU 01 Wrtom 114 HMS 14.663 Not& BM .tbab. . 1.4 m: 1,21 S ISM& Omaral. ti l 312 , rzolE m Obiii.r 1.014 1,317 Mk UV LYS& &41&1 0 r).1VII =mu Joadion. 1%3 York.Noore.& Bet-. 1.3 1.631 York &N. SUOind 11.34 10.763 MONEY MARKET. WU. 42 - 7f70 1,058 901 all HAM 11.91.6 9,411 147 2.848 1. 112 1118 641 :4,4118 /LW 814 2,423 1,143 - UT 81 1,889 94 9 8 11,117 11,3;8 1,413 ,0 . 1231 180 . 11,880 11010 9.484i10,164 FairDAY livinnto. The extraordinary mews bow Austria appeased the funds to-day, and Consols declined to 64, scarcely buyers. Reduced Threes were 831 to 4. Three and.a-Quarter per Ceuta., 841 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 321. to 365. premium. India Bond., 335. to 365. premium. Long Annuities, 81 to'. The foreign market was remarkably flat. Mexican were 19 to Peruvian, 31 to 3. Brazilian, 72 to 4. Chilien, 82 to 4. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. lower, at 44 to 6 ; the Fours, at 68 to 9. Russian, 99 to 100. Danish, 66 to 9. Spanish Fives, 11 to f ; the Threes, 221 to 31 ; Passive, 21 to n . Portu guese, 23f to 44. The stock transactions were active to-day, but in the direction of sake, chiefly of pules fur the fall. Foreign exchange was rather higher on Amsterdam and Hamburg t o- day, but bills quite unsaleable on Austria and Italy. The Bank of England averares for the week end ing the 7th inst., give, as compared with those of the week preceding, the following results: Circulation Isms .......£26,853,625 Circulation sells* 17,475,475 Public deposits 6,962,466 Decrease 46,370 Other deposits Oorenuneat securities in making Deputmeat 12 , 8 62 , 296 Other securities Ooln and Bullion Benin nay 'Weaker 1,0N1,171 Iles Red The reserve of notes in the banking department were in decrease 223,6264, upon a total stook in hand of 9,348,1601. The Hamburg letters received late to-day, after being duly fumigated as a matter of charlatanism of the sanitary board. mention the failure of the house of J. M. Hotffmao, of Memel, for 750,000 thalers. The failure also of a house here is noted in letters from thence, though not before known, the liabilities of which are rather extensive, as may be hereafter more particularly noticed. We are told of much confasion in tLe Stock Ex change to-day about some observations under this head this morning. The affair will be better treated when the parties are more formally in court. We have received in reference to this subject the following letter from the secretary of the London and North-Western Railway : " London and North - Western Railway Office, Euston Station, Oct. 13, 1848.—Sir,—The statement copied from the Weekly Share Liet, and I °published in the Times of yesterday, being calcuated to mislead and alarm the proprietors of this company, I am in structed by the directors to acquaint you that the statement in question, so far as it refers to the London and North-A% estern Railway, is grossly erroneous; and that there is being prepared, and will shortly be issued to each shareholder, a full and correct account, exhibiting the present position of the company, and all its engagements.—CitAs. E. STEWART, Secretar3 BANK OF lINGLAND.—Ac, over for the Week ending Oct. 7. oar FRIDAY EVENING. biota lamed ..&,;ina - Mdist Debt.... Z 1.015300 Other Efeeurftiet 2,084.9te) Gold Can and BUM 14313,7:6 1111ra Denial ........ 604;09 403,t12.3.535 MINT OoTernment Secedes +.sas _ PrOl , l4OlOlV Owl at f,l . 4.663.0110 Kett Public Deposita (Induct 1 : 1"h " e .. 2 111 - i:trot NW. tune Mr. Aorta.) CMOS Other Depoolts . ..... 8,063301 hem-day and other 011 ts 1:0.171 01,411142.1 Tii.Zr. .14 - v74;W; Anointyl E12,862.2a1 Otherdeensitke Notes Gold and Silvia Coln 663,t5ti . MARSHALL, Chid Cam. FUNDS. South Sea Now Anne., 'Hi Hank Stock for Aoct, Consuls for Account, WI 414 Each. BUD, ELM O. 23d.. Manta I 36 3; Id., Junc 33 3d. pro. Ditto, .0041.2d._ , June. 3u 1. Mtn Soma. SP.. Mann, 17 4, poi. NITXIML 11144, 11 Bonds, We. frau 1810, 114:Cn 441 e n . t. Du i tch Radom. _44f 4 pin Dutch Cart., M § AND . IIII3/21131 ABROAD. 11101.11 1 11 Mink Mode, 1M 8 3 par Ct. Ilea. Alum, 01 I per 01.. Oals. A 5.... 068 I i New 31 per CC J Leas 868 Long egi). im 5 . sen: InQLi Stack. 237 Ditto. totter £l,OOO. 36 3, pin. Pa 0311011 6 per Cent. Mean% 1040,101 hilts Aces., Oct. 31, 195 3 Per St i r " gre " d e e rtalit.• EXCHANGER Muipana, Ocr. 10. —11 b,... LOM. IT; Metal. In llsius... Certif., Stedenta and Co., Fair pa ' ; Swedish Loan, 18KM ; 111 Dklo Inland. Thaw pc? Cada., " 13.81; Mao, throe I 4:70; Lam, 101 Rnninn•Fb:W4 t'2 ,,t Ho to tt . a and Co i;b cile g ar . antsh E stee V, Five d on en, ; , let on Lo : Ham teontba. 111 ; Lennie, Oct. 0, two THE NATIONAL DENY.—Tho Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Trewury having certified to the Commis sioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, in pursuance of the se 10 Geo. 4, e. 27, e. 1, that the actual expenditure of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland ex ceeded the actual revenue thereof, for the year ended the sth day of July, 1818, by the sum of 1,701,3381. 135., the Com missioners for the Reduction of the National Debt hereby give notice that no sum will be applied by them on account of the sinking fund, under the provisions of the said act, be tween the 12th day of October, 1848, and the sth day of January, 1849.-8. HIORAM, Comptroller-General--Na clonal De bt Office, Oct. 12, 1848. COMMERCLIL .ND MARKETS. PRODUCE.—Mtscnio•Laws, Ocr. 13. Thezn market closed heavily today, and we have seldom had to ro more unsatisfactory week for the Importers and holders of sugar, for, to have effected sales to any extent, a further pekes decline mast have teen eublakted to, and as prices are now as low rat the moat depressed period, the Importers wisely withdrew • large portico of the =ties offered la the public sales. General quotsAmi stood thus: Mu to Us.; yellow, SU. fid., Me; extra Ana, 40a., 44s , duty paid. The duties are—on museovadoes, 124.; no British plantatkm, las. Gd. ;cm tarclgn, 13s. 2d. ; and Mu on clued. To-day 730 bids. West India mold, maktos 1730 for the week, and prices most again be quoted W. lower.—The coffee market Ma kw more Ina last week's prices were shoot peppered. Very goad ordinary native Ceyke sold at 17s. dd., sod general quotations stand et Vs.. M. — Russ is nominally the ma as Mot weekii: aoLee wank, bat es trameatkes spaced — the stook on Mad not large.—ladge : sable of Bagel sold eteedily bodes et ed. saver. no the prism at the July o ffl sole; ceding aed low damelptions. Id. to ML edemas* above 4.. H.; et July rates low degree the seam hat good ball the emit% scold at ed. Wrote; SAM dime ham we anoths„ at whisk UM have bees pold.—Clooldasel sold to. deg.—ltiseedd adage dear isl e . ie alibi Beedd, IM.—Tal- law Is quitted st Me., which &Mae 04 de met itt easdea, Au,- troika said from gin. M. to flek ; Ode boddit Is Ma 14.—Tea : Th• paid mite meat of heavily ; MOO pokers wire amid, 2,500 may said. Wee lima sad gunpowder said at new lower ses.— Pawl map meld Ma. Id. to 21s. old.—Wldte spw acid el t o 41. depose ddegy toreght to 325. to 425.--Qam m lodic= sole m i . to Si.. IL—Oneadat all bought In :W. 10e.—la ether articles no alte ration, batde( tbe smirked ternary mat be doled to have beet very B dell du the wed. SUGAIL.—The aroma price of anger, the produce of the &gbh permed= in nnteries, eemmuted from the Totems made In the week eaddeg the 10th day at October, 1041, is Ma. Sid. per owl. Sugar the preemie at the Mauritius is Ile. 100. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the WM Ladies is iiv. 4d. per cwt. The average price of the three to deserintioca, Jointly, is 23a. 74d. per ewt. Harseor., Oar 13.—The market bae bees miserably Bet the whale et the week, mad the sales same our last report acercely rock lee kb& West India, for which rather easier pekes have Item Needed. In rem rather wee betimes has been deer, eldegy Is lee Zemelea, and low East Im.ia, at about former retie. The re ined market lesieedy, bet not mire. COTTON.—LtvaarooL, Ocr. 13.—The aka to-day were 5,000 tales. The total trenseetione of the week unmet to 37,11110 balm runts. end 3 , including' 99 500 Ameri engal f can on e expert. peeel iPrie m tion ; end 3,130 AMMONS, ;90 Bor : New Orleans, 21 to ; Bowed Georgia's, 3 ; Stow, 2f to 3f. WOltBtED sru vFs, atz.—BiuDroan. Ocr. 12. Notwidotanding the drawing moon the demand ke worate= mill medium beta. There .1.4 a ntrrerene ettenduce a( le the Piece.ltalie this nonmed, most of whew boeght freely at Osb does, sad of the Demist patterns to Ittand goods; buirks whisk • _ RAILWAY NEWS. Our market was extremely depressed, in con sequence of the heavy sales for time. Bat it is ex pected that on or before the account day, which ar nee, on Saturday next, the sellers will have a diffi culty in delivering their timo shares, and that prices will rise accordingly. 011A.1111 148T.—Lorroox. OCTOBER 13. Henn—TM qua/adopt of Rap hi Roman iTounwpag dm*s a,gg , lemootloon: themes( him In Italic, ftiloo: prior. _ _ Aaiun IS 17 g y stwo . Asi ta m f 3 aWo4. a S. nifty Is Othot Ja Bootco N anctEzder. ,Otan.Lltirm, fle.rakae I &M == .1 . 1 . 1* !Li /AM. Pres.. usit6o3N law k Ds. Do D. bow 91 illd.rt.::' 1 Istatergip.' tip ergot Do A Do. A`t, eons WI D 0.1144 Do. Do. De. Do. 1 Hull do Do. Ds. LWOW , o. Ttin, Do. # Do. O. T 3IKIIILLANE01:18 NEW& Bocusemtnanme. At a I,et softd tle illeseen et the navybs sneriey, et the Or Limnos est Monk Wsegedlaeg. la Ihney, OS. Ils tbe ihear a ttr. isesiet se. the Union owl nue Walls Oespese. woo lopilmed ' Zia; stentsy in Inseadontemadoo Neipsy. f.ttrNM ▪ Wide Sarisn, Ms leo 11• MI epooloSi stastery es SO OM& WOMB Olialiwy. Ur. lasi wOomillemes to held lionise et eetttrei oesnerpe les Lenin led Milk WOMBS as the Owe elks SI be esollool ; wed Os lodoess olds dies Omens On Is Awes M triaoidol Y nownsiness, Swint =be soims fellos the complus will komainaedy Ime sows& tan AMON UM &mom RAILWAY (open freak Alaimo In Iltralipt)—Teetne non On. I to Oct. t, Ittt:—Pemeopto, 7. 221/2. MenDm 1617 Is lon4oat &Reda+ 111 4 eidoertAet a eicei 194 Do. New, 101. ... Ul5 44 Rind. vret.,c Doane* 3 4p. e 4 Do. Now. 40". •- • a Del Ille.Wei.ed. Valk,/ 11 Md. Ll Da Dear. 29eas. 10 17d. alai. i (liked JO 221 1 1 14 Do do. 2e211 .. IS 16 1 . Nostes.B3lm.klll724, 3 • 7! 1 Perkin', 5 $4. !Disler awl fodder.. 3636 d. ~ f D0.N.37e. Prot 7ye D•Thfrile ....... 1113 d. '• too Depteie.ca oak 1 id. =MOWN-. . 441. Is 7,....,.,4440.4, s •, ••• tat 15 f t 1 1114.. Hurt., t Mat' 34d. Do. 1 ofiam . - 0 7 10U Mon., disoft.Lideloo.. 40 41 Do./40 Prederesoe j 1 u 1 10 i Do. New £lO Pet Obeetar it IleirbowL 191 174 i00111.11•••1.- .. - ~.. 7 411 De. preleo,mo... 135 134 10' iv. C 0...,. lent.- Deblisoodik(d.J.ld 71.0 Do. De.sheroo . . 65 11.4a12111.& MAL& Lo 4 13 Do. WE.* 11.1.' 1 21 1 C B e e:.o. Bl gt:DV• Ili Do.lwao.7lpCPe/. 2 21 34 Do. Drid.AGto to begird Osualko, 1 I 121 421 Atk4.ot. Watl/rit 7 l, 730,5te•Guirilp01.41 11 WO Dowedoele .4. reeleide Do. N•ta.4114.N 01 I id• 26 Nora British 144 16 Do. do No. 23.1. la 8 .... t Masa 774 DoDor.dk Rowdy DI Do. deEper Cest.'49 1 Do. 1..., tension i.,.. PM. r,r,,,, ..., 31 10. 15 N ' ee D 74ll "r4l Std Mielere, U..... (..4.A DO. Nee. 201 ~ 'M. D. 4e..... atm D 17161. 6 714.0•07/.61r. a. 1 44. il V4l. )71 Do„ do., 6p. Oast. 17.1.1 Dedlo.Sorp.ordip 15 31d. 2 Do. do. Wams, V. Do. do.do 4l told 4 N. G eoustied Maws .. (test Idoomaldro ll4 10:d. 2 Nort', it Mk Direr% Id. 12 1071. 16 Noith etairocialdre. 4j 1 4 Do. 4 mewl . 04 Nee/74 N'aiers /MA add. 3 4. pm id 031-91erers &Wet 234 lb* - 4 t 10 a054.1.117114..k Mg ir 41 Sim 37 30 It 500:40.444,11146411 0 • a i,,.......,„,„. 3 f lit. i L i :401 . ` 4 1r1s • •:: 51 j r 4141...r0. 6 1 1 / 1 ,3 7 . lentier 244. 9 reur.d/linis. a d 71 Of te/Pr oofi l l! V.,. . ... a 0..... ..,.7 4ld. 4 .01 r Need Veep. TX 323 16 OreovekfteetiNWAS 4 3h.1. Do ow. 471....... 115 I ./.45. Halves D• rear,,M .... 36 31p. II De. Oneater ' eges I Do. Fero lOll. u e l& 73 24 10 Do•kporeent-Prof. 1 (3 ,4 6tu an t...... u0t00.... 1:1 11 "L. 414 Do. awe 154 144 1 33 Do. Preference. -. D. UMW.-- 111 9a l 54 Mesa SeeffonlAire.. 444. Bedl dad SeNel ..- 94 96 Ut Bolero- . - I'l 14 De. Me ....- 471 44 Do. do. .14:1 17 la. Do. Mem 79044 U 140.40 . No. LI 1131. k Made. 35/1 40 25 Do. do. No 131 Do. Silage 164 10 Do. do. thirds.. 4 grra V•Wiii at .Bmille Woks o tn . .. ..... 52* 4IN Vertolo.Dolo.&01o D. theiri . o 3 5 i 8d. 421 erne elieripa.re 771!1. 45 r r eter v ill.erieseeiti Do. skews Do. Dhe 26 De. do. .......... 14 29. Do. arlonothi 7,2 114. 9 I AL& .. . Do. IhMit(ll4o 1 121 IR& 411 ,Wiliatlom,tlVerm. 213 Do. Newest• 7 414 90 , W... Elee.•4:. Weis. Drain U York. Neve, a Der. 13 De it 25 Do.orle.Neweißor 21 Do Pelf e 16 Do Re.Nnlll9llll U 105 1 t...1.1.1121ea l_ IS DedoNo2Nwokllar 111 fii WYPY 33 34 4 LoGNEDurur Prof 41Si 1 M . liiiroe AI OID 60 ItertON•r114111414041 fads dad Irootford 144 II 10 Do .Prefureaoe .... 44 1 Gob =I Mak 1. M Nee 3 llosseiN ttellWare. .opo2ollll 34 304. ft Apollo-Italian IN.". it Midas 6l 1 Si 4 I? Zr(0r.ol• Vac 114 1014. 74 RAM* .. sid. Late„ OAF. , ill 1 Ot. India Peltillllllo D4.11404061.5p.00. 64 T 4 Lesesisdlo beerebee DPILOst.IO.O4. 4 2 Lossesabouro 7 034. 30 Ismer wad Llear_ - Dal! .4913 41 11 Dertbons of Maar a L 05•44 44 nw. Is Bordeaux 1 De. If =" 4 00.4 4, 0 34. Lowlea l t e r• •siiis; 103 313 10 Do. do 118. il Mn.f LA I, ti r tp. 3e Park and &Mans. 26 Do. Nee. • . ...... 1 S 2 7 7 Cork good Norm- 14 17.7 Do. Prim • • • De.4.7 0.4. j..4 • 11. s Pans and 80rosbarro 14 10 /arm •••••1 //Jim . al4 D 0.131217. dB. a 64 19 Saleber4l 1 Meow. 325 •. o 14. par 9 7orro and Nantes. • 7 714. Dshiccals.. MAD e t sp. 44 Wrs 94,,5i ars . few fancy Dewier ol old styles were moved off at reeuted rates h i the yarn market there was aim an active demand b u t.. f r un e manufacture and exportation ; but priers remained mur.• the e at of late, the spinners, as wool, comptsininu that they vc^,r. suit, es to ken then no mat. In the wool market tht was u fan Inaba* dans at late rater, hails and broke wools beloil a re pss e ., , a „ . BLANKETs —IiECILXOPIDWIZE, OCT. 12.---INv too . 5 _ other aelve market here afternoon. Toere wax • ' mieth.ata, who readily thb bou .r rrutk, ght any news of • tla ytp mei, if quality milted, and the =roe was nearly emp...rd a ei tie gain. Pens ue Arm, without much augmentation. Aims Me LONDON GAZETTIL—Friday, Orr. 13. BANKRUPTS. 010a0N ACXLATO k llama °MIN. Colombo, CeYlOll, tr to eurreader Oft. 27 at 2, * Nov. 24 at 14, at limulthal-mt. "tht4 Wilkinson & Gurney, Nicholamiane, Lomb, rd.";; off. aevl „Gro t on, AboltarchAsatt. N1C1404411 Blown, Benham, Northumberland, timber mervic a m, Oct. 24 at 10i, ft Nov. 26 at I, at Nessus-upon -Tyne cc. t ir, thi c gmma & Beelford-row, & Hodge, Newcantle-upon-lyme; wigs, Newouia-_ upoa-ly mt. CATAlraltUrCWltil.aa, &mum, beskablrr, ironnrwteri. Oct. 26 at ; & Nov. 22 at 12, at &winatiall.at. Bit, , Gem Co., h.e,1re.4 % .„ Blida; arr. rdg. , Johnson, Banlngball-44. Rigs DAWN, OM Taw*, 13reckceetalre, !Adopt, Oel, k Nov. 24, at 11, at Bristol Ct. Solo. Nichol* & po7le. Berluedrow math ;ft Leman, Bristol ; off. wig linton. Bristol. Burman Fnu.o, Barge-yd., Buckirrabury, Ware at 12, & Nov. 23 at 11, at klasingball.m. sots., Nord „ &Co., ifm.g. 4 Cheamide; of. meg., Bell, Oolemamat NOLONOW YLATOW, Lead; *welter, Oct 23 & Not. 13 . at 1; m bag, Ct.Bulkew & Co., Itenriettant., kUpton, Lira;Nom Leeds. td 0101011 BUILT lIVADAND, Salford, Lana:wider, iciner, Get. 24 & Nov. 21 at 11, at Maocheater Ct. MM.., Smith, Lii,colu's.mataids, & Andrew, Maachessera off. asap., Fraser, Blanchester. Mcraeriltllol. & THOWAR llua.ua , Ellatharo,(htlhirt. Wawa picket owners, Oat. 23 & Nov. 15, at 11, at Livel pull Ct. solm„, gmeatlng it Co., klouthampton-bui:d., It IN hitley, Liverpool ; og. mimip; Oupseore, Urines/. a a ar k w nurr, Lirerponi, stockbroker, Oct 30 & Nov. 21, at 11, at Uvspwl CL Bois., warm k Co., Bec'-'..rd-roi, k Lawa.k, & Liverpool; of. rusk., Turner, Llverpcol. Gagnon Nutt, Merthyr Tydßl, (.41.mormotatche, Innicerper, Oat, 26 & Nov. 24, at 11, at BridM CO. Bois., Pidiposa,thrdid ; *Mem*. Bonn, Bristol; off. swig., Amman, Bristol. John YOST= Tavum, Bak , rell, Derbyshire, sneer, Oct. 21 & Nov. 21, at 12, at Man besu r Lt. Bola, Milne L Co., Temple, & Bottom Masehaster ; off. mantic., Pot; Manchester. BA "MAI...FTC- ' ASINULLED get. 11. 'Uinta barrow Illisosoo, Liverpool, merchant. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. •-••- • - • - NJldasaaa, WrieariL beer retailer. J. Wow, PAW., Oxfuoialare, sleet. J. Wawa. Barrow Gums, Scant. wank. Atka wafts. P. Ne. a., Dareornaer. Ihrhyabint. y. aaagatliel4. Glintleata• ward sturdier. U. Water. L. Nea l :as. kevislaw.haaratil w. Ware. haw Sonaptok Celt. Dia bar , Ugdoo, erooadr. D. a. Drab, Isatiola late la the eta- rA victu G aller. Torlabin. Sem Ow of ti • Mae= 1 / 1 10. Wawa, S. C. b rem wawa ads Nadia.... CCaaoee tame, at ill, J. Will, eels. Brawl. Sp proprietor. T. Varna Norwich. a .Wooniter. I. Monetary Cawley. Lancashire. bra I. U. nwpatova, Le t Woe. W. Sarliir, 5 orffiela worisaat, LW. Woore. Dabeolow WNW, sun C. Thomas, tleV 111 1 , k•Ale toVekr 7. OM. U. h er. Carl Stasis.. Sara% ratetw, Chatham, &War la bat. leather. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. J. Barbary, Lees Wootton, We...orbitals, mitster —lst div. 4r. ltd., any Thursday, at Valpy's, Birmingham. J. Bun & J. Burt, jun., Manchester, k W. T. Watson, Levis, tom. missim agents—lM air. of 94d., Oct. 21 & any aubaequen. Tuciday, at FM/Mr% Manekester. .1. C. temper, Liverpool, con merchant-2nd div. d 741, OM 19. & any auto (runt Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. it. D. .nn, Wrexham, Denbighshire, draper-2nd div. of 31., Oct. 19, & any subsequent Thursday, at turner's, Liverpeol. J. B. Valkuvr, Liverpool, abarebroker —lst dlr. of 3.N., Oct , 19 , k any subsequent Thurssay, at Turner's, Lin rpol. O. Francis, Liverpool, tailor—tot div. of Is. 9d., Oct. 19, &say subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, Limped. M. M•UMilt, Liverpool, merchant-Ist & Muni dlv. of 7a., Oct. 19, & any subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, UverpooL J. rrinov, (N: Wt, Durham, groat-Ist dtv. sf 3d. (on new proof% Oct. N, & any suteequent niturday, at ba..er's, Nemistiougon- Trw• J. Sankey, Birkenhead, Cheshire, blacksmith—let die. of 10d., Ott, 19., & any subsequent Thiusday, at Turner's, Liverpool. ninth k Hewitt, Liverpool, tidlors-Ist div. of 3s. 6d., Cet. 19., any subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, LiverpooL H. A. Stewart, Liverpool, ship broker—lse dl,. of 71., Oi.t. 19, k any subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, LlverpuoL IMVIDENDA-Nov. 3. J. B. Beard, Cbeapside, warehouseman_ Nov. 6. J. EMMA ot Tredeger, Monmouth. hue Imendrapis-Nov. 6. J. Lune,rea Walden, Essex, uptrolateren-Nov. 9. J. Cane, lon., Falmouth, grocer-Nov. 10. T. T. Clarke, Sunderland, bake ies. 3.C. Elton, Whltethapel, ironmonger-Nov. 6. J. Every, LtliklN annex, irallounder-Nov. 3. A. Fielder, Allan, Southaniptonalure, brewer-Nov. 6. T. 11. Forster. Illaymarket, chemist - Nor. 6. H. OWN, Oxford, grocer-Nov. 10. A. B It. ILlitley, Wigton, Cumberland, calico printers-Nor. 7. B. these% Manchester, mil- liner-Nov. 9. J. Hooper, lloallon, Devonshire, market curlew- NIA. 3. W. Melting, Chrinst., Southwark, c al mercbabt- Nov. 7. 8. Langdale, ern., a. 8. Langdale, jun., Smektou-upon.li,e. Durham, corndeelers-Nev. 6. N. Mackenzie, Newgete.st., fringe mauls& Direr-Nov. L R. Oakley, Southampton, market spankers r -Nov. 10. W. itienazdaon, Newesstic-upon.T7ne, gime manufacturer -Nor. 6. T. Iliddale, jun., Albion next Gravesend, ironmonger -Nor. 3. 11. Begley, F. Memel, B B. Boustield, sit Martin'eslat&, Charing-crook woolen drapers-Nor. 3. 11. Begksa In E. &matt, St. Marli ne-lam, Chaing-eroes, woolen drapers-Nov. 9. It. Sharpe, Curb:Word, drum-Nov. 3. J. E. B.arth, J. It. Beard, & it. T. smith, Cneapaide, werehou.emen-Nov. 3. V. F. Strong & W. II eking, Cimk.st, Southwark, coal merchants-Nov. 9. W. Star bury, (By. sand, Cornwall, grocer-Nov. 9. E. Tibbey, Soho, manned merchant-Nov. 7. W. Todd, IVbitehaven Conine:wad, iron monger-Nov. 10. J. S. Whitaker, Sallied , Lancashire, woe & spirit desist-Nov. 13. 8. Woodgate, Southamptoinet., Camberwell, mo nomer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED-J. Austin & 0. Tom'., Bore. hem-I. Barrett and J. Hadfield, Birmlngharn--A. Bergman a C. Schlichttgroll, Chespaide-11. Blake & J. znond-bdgs, Soho-D. Cooper & J. Bolt, London-W. J. Ululating & 8. Turner, Manchester-ta. D. CMS& & R. Therm, Norwich-P. Ditton at T. Powlt, Creabrook, Kent-W. Ilartlmui, J. Dugdale, J. Smith, & W. Preston, Itsdclitre, Lancsainre, so fa as rerrads J. smith-J. Iladdlostoe sr J. Dodd, Wark, Northumberland 11011 a 8. Hull, Bernell, Leicestershire-E. Lion, IL Lion, & L Lion, Faschron4t., Spitaltields-8. 11. llowbrzy & S. Engli-h, Ilnbeach s. Nevmon aA. Nevison, Darlington-J. Nunn & W. teeL.thorpe, Nottingham-0. J. Paster & W. Clinton, Tavistockst.. Covent garden-C. Parkin k lisDannel., savanna.pL, Kingsland4d.- J. Peak, 8. Peak, N. Peak, &C. Peak, Manchester-J. Pflastley &H. Bennett. Binged, Yorkshire-40n. Twazime, F. Maxwell, & Jan Twiname, Liverpool, o (Sr as regards Jam. Drinatne-IL Venab'es & C. Venable., Wellington, Shropshire. BHIPFING INTELLIGENCE.-Mmu. LIB. 18311.4,111. 001. AIM DOI. CIS. MIL PUMP ..,... 010 Holland OO India r. Pend.- o httairo and 1 Waterford .. 411 Pandas 01 ainfton..oe4ll: Oct.ll 1 Dageghades. 01 Pauses OO Do. liarsethva a 0 aa OMNI 0 Guira.k.lers. 0,0 Lisbon-04 10 0 Boston and Oa- U Broad ..tern 0 Hamburg... 0:0 Srdn.N.S.W ii lifts 000 18: Oasecaren, Orr. P.-Arrived : Director, Antwerp; Juliana, Car kat; Gladiator, New York; Jade, Newfoundland; Active, leer; dt. George, Qat bee ; Employ, Petersburg; Gonna, Panicle; Ashia• rails, Stettin ; Pulp, Kertch; Ins, Ceylon; Dolphin, Dontric; Rm. and Ann, Bombay ; Henrietta, Colombo; lodine, Graeae ; Non Sophia, Norway; Blanche, Ceylon ; Grazindo ; Bilboa ; Caledonia, Hamburg (in quarantine) ; Berwick Castle, Valparaiso; John Line, I Madras; Daniel Break, Guernsey ; Boma* Quebec Belle Creole, Havre; Catharine, Denmark ; Brothers, New Orlea n s ; lagerths, Nor" ay; Infanta, St. John'a; Nautilus, Mauritius; Cr:mania, Selma, Memel; Disco, Norway ; Stockton, Petersburg; Draining Maria, Denmark ; Tanning ; Libra, Punta A: ear ; Limiter, Domain; Princess Royal, Gambia ; Weardale, Peterrborg ; Lary, briiliant,Guernsey ; Cornucopia* Odessa ; Jane and Thomas, Oncbro ; Prez, Bombay ; Charlotte ; COlinlya, Virg; &Pion Magnua, Barbie, ; JessieM anilla Alphs, Allen; Orelio, Rigm-Sailed : John Lumsdale, Calcutta; Walter Morris., Sydney; Mary, Malta; Attwood, Rotterdam; Aureola, Guernsey; Queen, Newfoundland; Spheroid, St. Vincent's. Liesarooy Ocr. IJ.-Arrived: Carted, Rio Grande.-Off: Ivan hoe, New York; Means, Evergreen, Ombra ; Bombay, Bombay; Btta. Alusins ; Argyll, Bingopt re; Sir H. Smith, —.-Sailed Siddoeta, New York ; Margaret, Sandwich Islands; Laurel, Savannah; Mercurius, Mutt rdam ; Traumas* Alexander, Philadelphia; Ann Paley, Lisbon; Nautilus (s), Constantinople; Samoset, Lharkston; Nautilus, Lisbon; Dantzie, Dantaie; Martha, Naples; Ward Cnipman„ Staten Island; Sandwich, Newfoundland; Energy, Ilia Grande; Ara bemsdross, New York ; Martin, Hamburg; barola, Genoa; Ann Laing, Bombay; Di undo* Gem* [Advertinment.]—Jonx KAYit's WOREDELIA Prue.—NSITOrt , NYWL ACCOMPANIZD BY AFFICTIONS or TIM URAD.—• TIM arises in the majority of ceam from • disordered state of the diem. tin Oven.. The Red. rutin PUL., prepared by John Kae, Esq., of Dalton ball, nest Huddersfield, are pronounced by all who y have. used them to be the tined medicine ever Gisoorered for strengthening the daganivo powLys, and for givin; tone And matey to the abate nervous system. 13e sure to ink fur Worskil • Vegetable Restorative Villa, pro. plied by John Kaye. Ears. • facsimile of DID.c eignature, together with his coat of Anna Is printed upon the 24 of agents wrapped rOtaldeadt boa, stuns.% which none ale getanino.—Priet Is. lid.. 2 a d.. and M. dd. per box : to be had of all reepeetable elm:wan and medicine vendors. [Advatisement.]—A DESPERATE WOOED IN THE TIMM VALID Di HOLLOWAY . ' HINTAIL.NT AND 1bu.1.-1 'tract cf a letter from Mr. J. S. Mandan firmer, residing at Kennington, noir Oxford, doted Mardi 31. ISM To Professor Holloway.--eir,— having received a wonderful ewe by the *WWition of vour cunt.. ment to a dreadful wound In my Wei. end from which Y bad long suffered, I feel it my duty t admawledge the speedy and manor dlnary effects produeed by your valuable ointment end Mils in my own case, having previously used other remedies without LOCO./ ; I have alai had various other opportunitien of witnessing the In neflelal results attending their me among my labourers."—Sold by all drug gists, and at Proftseor Holloway'a Eetablbhment, 244, Strand, Lon don. IsTßyl!r. ANDREW.—Oct. 9, at Edda : a7r;b:ll27, wife of Dr. Andrew, of daughter. Rah alt. —Oct. 11 at Lirerprol. Mrs. T. W. Baker, of a olaurhter. MDWARD.—Oet. 11, at huadeo, Mts.r. Edward, of u &wider. 01hamM.-o,a. 10, at WOOl2llO . Mr. Gib*. a. .on. HtiftEEOßD.—Oct. 10, at Yortlaad.pMee, the Thcomakta Menton!, mt. nuaN 31.—Oct. 9. at Cavendl.hsead. St. Joksgswood, hire. C. Herne, of &daughter. BOY. —Oes 9, at the Lower Haw. Mokeby-Nayland, the wife of W. d os kag , of a dauhter. PARR.—ess 11, at Mithburgb. Mm. Park, of a gon. WATSON.—Oct. 10, at Muirmill, Smola/Mob Mr., D . St..n, of a boo. la Milli AGNS. ALLON—GOODMAN.—Oct. 12, at Isluntleham. near St. logs Hunts, by the Rev. Thome Lewis, sailor miolmes of Ligon Chapel. Islington. the Rm. Hairy Alton. bit co lleague In the rololatry, to the daughter of the late Joseph tiuodumn, Lek, of Witten. Eli to the some OIMV. BBASA:ROFT—INGRAII.-03. 10, at rocked:am, Worectendilre. by the Res. R. H. Wrens the Rev. J. Dearadt. rector of !laded. In the were oounty, to Margaret hens, sevcad daughter of the Res. J. B. Ingram of the forroevolem BLACKWOOD—STRODh.—Oct. 1.. at St. Georgek, Hanover soar, Capt. F. P. Blackwood, R.N., to Jetnlma Sarah, second tleurtuer of the late J. C. Strode, Esq. DERRLTT-1113NTE 1 1.- o th 11, at St. Mary's, Siam( ontle.Bow, by the rector, J. E thrrett, Lou of gores&gatedne, Stnthord, to Caroline. U led dambter of W. flunks Neg., Bow. DIB—HAT flißSßY.—Oct. IL at St. Cleorgee, Dublin, by the Ker. C. mem,. E. 8. 1)11. Lag., to labudo Mar* relict of the late T. S. BM- Ott er dN±DISIII/S—lect. Bt. M emirs, by the D. Bard, of Corstorpdae, F. Oodby.lfeq., to Mary, you n gest da u ghter of th e fate T. Blade, Moe. WESTON—COMI3B.—Oct. 12, by the Rev. H. Combs, 8.D., fellow of Bt. Jobs ' . Ciollrga, Oxford. Henry Burton, second eon of J. T. Was. ton, Em., of the Limes. Tanterden, heat, to Jane Trow,hten, eldest dataghtts of H. WILSON—RALVD ec tte, at Seccheratoke, Wilts by the Rev. W. D. Wilson. Capt. H. Wfison, late elf the 4th Reg ,. Smtml N. 1., to Mary, el tow of ths late Car*. RAT WI. C. Kan D e. ANSTIE.—Oet. 11, at Devises the Rev. P. Adds sited 711 BAILDY.—Oet. 11,M Mefferd, Notts N. Bellsthaked BLDNOOWE—Oet. 9, at Policy rectory, Hader Lovedm, the wife of the Itar. P. O. Illencows BRILNNAN.—Oct.II.at Bedford place, Rudellettaire, J. Brenean.Del. DAUBLNEY.—Oet. 9, at Lublin, ElizabothAmeMs the Infant Madam of Major Lambency, C. 8., of the fah Beat. DRAILN.-04. Sat Duologue, the Key. P. L. Make. M.A.. aged 31. 11111TC111N8ON.—Oet. 9, Sarah, wife of 11. 0. Iltudineen. lap., 01 F pet" Fialmf• Jo r gl e O et th—Oet. S at hesoungton priers, the Rev. J. Johnson, rector el Outweß . Norfolk. and el Om: thy, Ltheolneldrs, aged 07. JONXS.-0.1. it, at Vintner, Penny, wife of Mr. I. A Jonas. of Great Romellstreet. Idocansbory. me 1 27. IFDENNA.-06. 10, at Lublin. Mums renege( the late A. IC limns . Lit,aged sm vim—um 9. Mr. J. Smith, of Ki.idermlnttar. seed 30. •,. I rUL . A.s. eetsts.t•te tete te•,6 Ass. lAA, greltotreel In Lte, tt ieeen.acto , t • WU , . let to mosettle.“l. la Ihr• rad' Y /Ant"... lk