The Express. — London, England, 1856-08-30 00:00:00

OUR RIFLE CORPS. "Whet is to become of the RiOe Brigade and at►er Retie corps!" is a question which not mere 'wetly ouggeste itself when considering the change* which have mostly takes plum, and are still taking plow, in the arming of our Infantry, and it lea guts lion to which &decisive answer must shortly be gives. The answer Involves the continued existence of these distinct corps, and it may be useful at the present time, without entering into technical details which would here be out of place, to consider a few of the mere prominent points of the subject in connexion with a brief review of our new system of Infantry arms. The Rifle regiments in the Queet's army ere the 80th, or King's Royal Rifle Corps, consisting now of three battalion*, and the Rifle Brigade, also formed of three battalions. There are, besides, the local corps of rithmea of Canada and Ceylon, and a regi ment of mounted riflemen at the Cape of Good Hope. The first organisation of corps of infantry armed with rifle muskets appears to be du to our American cousins : and during their struggle for independence the British forms suffered severely from their fire. Our 80th Rifles, the oldest of our rifle regiments, was once called the "Royal American Regiment." The Rifle Brigade was con stituted only in 1818, the 95th Regiment of Foot being then converted into this corps. The 95:h had performed distinguished service throughout the Peninsular campaign and at Waterloo, and for three or four years previous to its or ganisation as the Rifle Brigade the soldiers apposing it bad been trained as riflemen. His Royal Highness Prices Albert is the present Colonel in Chief of the Rifle Brigade, sad it has long been one of those corps which, like the Guards, are selected for service by scions of the highest families of the kingdom. Two battalions awed daring the late war in the Crimea. At the time when the probability of war with Russia was first seriously talked of, a great change was in progress in respect to the weapon in general use by our infantry. Attention had been called for some time previously to the marked infe riority of the old musket, "Brown Bees," as compared with other weapons in use among our continental neighbours. The rift-d musket of Captain Minit had especially attracted much notice, and • new weapon on the same principle was proposed u a substitute for the common muket in the English army. A limited number of these new arms had been issued to a few regiments, but a vast amount of doubt and prejudice existed, and many and stung efforts were made to prevent their further extension. Lord Harding., the Commander-in-Chief, had perse vered in carrying on experiments with the new weapon. Although the Mime rifled musket had tally established its character on the ern just for some time before, it was only in the year 1869 that ex perianth were commenced with it at Weelwieh. The result of these inquiries was a gradual Juane of opinion in its thecae, especially among the younger and more aspiring members of the military service. Defects which at first were supposed to Wismar:able from the weapon itself, were found to be the result of want of proper knowledge in the manner of using it. In the middle of the year 1853 a school of musketry was established, partly for the perms of carrying on a regular saes of practical experiments in small arms under more favourable circumetanose that had hitherto existed in England, but also he the puree of hale, a fresh system of imam ties, trawls( a oasis number of odious sad men in this system when established, and thus creating an organised body of instructor for employment throughout the envies. How much this want ex isted in oar army may be surmised from the follow ing extract from the "Aide-Memoirs to the Military /meters," a work edited by a committee of the cups of Royal Engineers, end published in 1850. The writer of the article "Musketry . Fire and Practice" writes: "The instructions on so important a break of the soldier's training, hitherto given to the army, have not been of so precise and detailed. description as to afford to regiments a uniform system of prac. ties; and, to a certain extent, it does not receive the attention it deserves; otherwise the soldiers of the British army ought to fire better than those of others, unsidering how long their service luta." Any one who will take the trouble of reading the article re hired to, which gives a detailed ainionat et what was known and practised at the time it was written, and comparing it with the protest autho rised system of instruction, will be forcibly struck with the reform which has taken place. Indeed it is werprielse how Wags went on so well as they AL what it is Nmeiabseed bow superficially the Bei seedier Wei blind in the use of the chief be stowment whit* was pissed in his bands to work with. The Isms mower M Web the "ball practice" was essieded am genies tally accounted foe the great ewpwillbweet awnasaltieet which took place Weary esseaster without a corresponding effect being dried en the enemy. More attention was of wane pall tt r abject is the Ms regimeats,and a aorta system existed of training marksmes, though very Werke to that which he. lately been introduced into W service. Wises the British army was about to mond to its deetinstion in the But, the canes of " Brown Bess versus Minis wee a subject of earnest deliberation, es dit r geeerally underatood that dm ad/NW= the natation at a meeting of general and ether °Sons, the somoreedsr-in chief finally left Lord Raglan to decide which weapon the troops he was to commend should be armed with. He &sided en the Minif. It is not asseseary sow to «fee to the execution done by the sew weapon daring the wer, end the varies, opinions expressed of its merits, but it mast be borne is tided that the troops for the most part were sent to the told wholly untrained to its nee. The fact is well known that when the 93rd Regiment fired their volley at the Russian cavalry at Bilakleve, not a saddle was emptied, and, from the closeness of the enemy, this was evidently attributable, cot to say lash of the weapon, but to want of proper adapta tion of its firs to the distance. The men had not re ceived the neasiary instruction in its use. When messes of the enemy were exposed to the effects of the Mtge, sad dense «lawns, at various distances, pranced themselves to the ballots, whether striking direst or falling beyond es a leaden shower, the fetal melte, no lees than the great diereses at which these rivets were in part produced, were fruitful auras of dismay and bewil derment to the enemy. 80, in the siege operations, the force with which the bullets were projected was sock that they penetrated the iron mantlets placed to protret the Russian ertilleryniso, sod led the Russian sailors to the isgeninus device of forming 'nutlet* of cot!. of rope, which, from their peenlier quality, thickness, weight, and manner of being slung, weraalone found able to check the bullets in their • Sight. - Bet the Minie Basil was destined to give place to a tar superior weapons to eau as far superior to the Male as the Nittae itself was to the of weapon of ear Rills regiments. At an invitation from Lord Hardtop' the wigmakers of England had tent in pla tens of all tesir most recently improved rifles foe examination. From these the best were selected,,, end out of the combination thus formed spews the Enfield ram The greatest can wee ashen is improved ern I repeated trials sad only at Woolwich rot at Enfield, bat owed periods were ts capabilities, at other approved st Ire its superior established, and the weapon of the British called in, and in their great exertion number. At the the whole of the armed with the the troops were circumstances would system of mosheors that the Edith, little doubt but • inoonvesiesees which adoption of loadio, at fit prefect this is one other improvements will no doubt be suede which ere sot new ego twapleted. Raving thus given a brief review of the steps by which the analog of oar infantry with the Eafield rifle has anima, it will be interesting to consider the probable changes which will result from its adoption. Under the article " Musket, In the esientifie work we have already quoted, it is stated— " Fele, at aeo or Goo yards is abodes's of artillery; and therefore, when infantry fire is given at thus long distances, or even at 300 or 400 yards, it is a misapplication of the musket, a lees of time, and tends to maks men unsteady : it is, besides, a waste of acomanitioo." Such being the recorded doctrine only six yearn age, the sutras& becomes very re markable now that our infantry is armed with a weapon which, at short ranges, can strike its oNjeet with a certainty and degree of force wholly unknown in the days of the old musket. and at twice 600 or 800 yards can hit its mark with accuracy .° Expo. rimmed§ have indeed proved that at a distance of 1,000 yards folly-trained first-clue marksmen will with comparative ease extinguish the fire of field artillery and it is found that the proportion of men capable of attaining this degree of proficiency, taking the class of men composing oar line regiments at random, amounts by the present sys tem of instruction to 10 per cent. F.aeh regiment, therefore, 1,000 strong, after being properly trained in judging distance, target practice, and the other parts of the course of instruction, will have at any moment one hundred first•cleas marksmen avail able for skirmishing, or any duty for which they may be required. The fire of such skirmishers will be almost irresistible. Some experiments at Hythe showed that a column of 700 men would have been annihilated by a body of thirty-five skirmishers firing thirty rounds—their fire commencing at 800 yet& and being continued until the distance was diminished to 650 yards. It will be no difficult matter for the non-military reader to understand that this extension of power—almost amounting to a new force—given to oar infantry, mast lead to very great changes in military tactics. The confidence given to well-instructed soldiers, when they fled themselves opposed to troops inferior in the character of their aims or degree of (raising, will be proportionate to the dismay engendered is their antagonist& Under these now circumstances, then, to what especial use can our old rifle regiments be employed P Unless they can be made, like the Chasseurs i pied, a corps selected tram the whole army for their superiority in certain physical qualities, giving them advantages in swiftness of foot, activity, and endurance, or on account of superiority as marksmen, they become placed, as they were daring the siege operations before Se bastopol, on the same feeling with all other infantry regiments, eassgft ia _odour of diem and name. But the whole i'den of oar army forbids oar having such a corps Where conscription exists it is an Guy matter to distribute the recruits sec rdieg to their aBOi for this or that branch of the service. Velualem - §Useat readers each a selection isapossine. Bet spirt hem this, many considerations ewes the nation of ma who have become &steam medneeen tenag dratted from the regiments when they has bees UAW to any other corps. ilmides. the Messier is obvious of each brigade carrying with it, ea whatever service it may be employed, its own body of sharpshooters, reedy, at a sound from a bugle, to sae est from the ranks, and angsp in any duty wide h *dr superiority es marksmen may fit them for. Ahem the Queen a few weeks ago graciously orient sad presided over the contests at Aldereint kepinse given by herself to the best naukunsm oxeriegall the regiments, =AY remarked, en beldng ewe the list of amptitcre. that no prim hal bee, gained by my ens Or the minus Minim! Mewed tato the contest hem the Wan= of the lAilb Nsigab. This wan a en the ohmage which has taken pies dilik elere .s t i lir e Z mireiket brooms the gem. rat wages of our infentey. In the above remarks it has been our aim to call attention to reforms which have been taking plus gradually, but so quietly, in certain parts of our army, that the general reader may be unaware of them. Those who seek smote full account of the subject will find in the United Service Magazine for the protest month (August) an excellent article, under the title of Our School of Musketry," explaining in a concise manlier the history of the government establishment at Hyths, with an outline of the system of trainieg permed there ; and in the published official reports, emanatiss at certain inbrvak hos Hythe itself, will be found authentic docaments relating to the experimental details and various transactions of the establishment. When the new machinery for the manufacture of small arms, after the American plan, now approaching completion at Eafield, shall be in operation, the establishments of England connected with these weapons will be probably more perfect than any in the world. • Tim hiliterks Yaa instates et the &team le wlieb Mat iodide rat pesiests 11* I.U.t : •kw weeks age a &keep was sesiderteallp killed whoa mac target practice was sa we Prestos, sad, es asswastag tire dictsaits MS ge*.! aide 'pet where the limp was head, It puma to be WI . VACANCLIN, AND Psowcrrtops Ili Yam Cron Saivism—TM loyal ileassimid—.4 ia ordinary to the Qom bm beam mast by tbe ll = l .l Ow Key. W. Cooper. TM Fonts Dopertaest—Tbe sol pessranddy of Odessa. mil embeirmedile elf Wandler, no inset. os as semoskinsmkaod MN soosubblps ia the liaer M K. Coast imil--LisaL C. Hawkey bat been to . eammand lbs Daigle station. Clowns-16 K D'Arm, Moo s,b,krbeen appointed &ink la tbe Isentast's Mb% Lanies ; Mr. W. Tempe. be bola premeted from knyease of gaspers to isadiag surveyor at Limipsol • Kr. P. Wilkins by been mewled from seised to pest ekes member at Lammed g Mr. C. etowor hes beam Famed Mee Kid be woad Kees member at 'Avery's' Mr. J. Boanti Ms bees proseased teem truth to third el ; se. erarsber et 11& ,pasti Kr. R. W. !Mane bu beta protested frtm CU es fame ekes swam at L yeeped ; Mr. W. !Wily, eink, MonMeue, bee bees norneted to be mead sink at Desdn. Inked—Mr T. K. H. Jaen boo been *notated a coast in Ms seastabelary eller a sempettive namioatiou —MO Snap Gonne. THE lICINT GALE on BILIOHTON.--.I3IIOHTON, FILIDLT...-The bodies of all the seihoen who wove bee fano; the burst tuarriosew of tie skin of Weft week. bass bees fouled. Os Wedwwity Tl Liu chase, sod Onager (brother No th• were poked up about two USN WOO of Newhaven; GM ow Thursday Rolfe was &named washed is alma of Piratiostes Belay, Cordes at .he east sad of NOWA Bay, All.. at Ceetenere. t• TOO wile. out aide of sad Msrebast was foiled between Obispo sad P surer to Brighton. To-day (Pride)) they wire all Is ass grass at the sew eseastery, sad were fo11ow•1111 Owls last reelopplets by hundreds of Wok relatives Mg friends, the erpease of lb. grass, to..l•lnkiwelly Wraps. by the Rev. J. N. Gault,. It Is aloe Wooled to mot • ' up s as the maser, of the stiffens% el is to he Is. scribed a sun tab's isseripthrs Of lb• awil event. The seseeriptios oil behalf NOM °nano, sad lite laberstes, who 1 p.ineedlog ntlefacterily ; sod the =re i t the whop of Use Marone of Bristol, the bcr sagk Wowbeis. Admlni Sir W. Gnat, Ids. I. Pon, be., who Inge estworibed liberally. Zfiw Lilt{ OF RAILWAY ?ROM PAM, TO 'I oval. —The opposable cosweaelos to the Odes.. Railway Compaq of • mead Ilse ben Pais to Town was as• solenoid is the following term at tbe opselog sittraw of tho' sounoll plural of tbe lines et Loire, by Bares Pool tie Rtelpenoot, the peskiest and owe ef the dieseetasof li• papas, ' The perturbations caused Is the odwileatrothro sad commercial Mottoes of tit sotiotey Is eoosequoun of the rapture of the swam of oommoote.tion has snood the rre versant to cma to the dafisitive deWsla• Of establish hog a wooed lleo of railway boa Pans to Tr" which win tale sub a disunion as to be oomplowly out of the mob of rooodotiosi." _ _ Erfa•OltDlltaltT MOSTAIXIT.—Diekea the 12th lest.. at Dialoged 'sublet, of ssaUgasat awe threat. Chawg• Rms., lepagest me, eyed 2 years—ea the 19th, of the some disorder. Philip Clod, aged 6 lean, eld es t sod only ...meta ( eon —sad ea it. 19tb, of the seam dueesee, aged 39. Levin* the beloved wife—of Dr. Dbillp Cramptoe. 0125. Amu Merige7, Chsopt-F.11,,1ee, Pule; sag data daughter of the late Charles Loather; Esq.. of No. 1, Fiteropetaare, Diadem.— Osiemansi. TES Po'reTo DUIRAIR.—The Gardeners' (Aro. eh says tas rospranaese of the potato defame, sad tee Orme *hi* Man here sad there aremapaeied It, have revived the ebb epsealetiel that this ...is. is massed by the aides a eiseerielly. We see the aunties raised la the matf7 sad oar owe eotropeadowts are se • moss hi tabs 3. It la urged that the deems Si. ese tlaultl hreebellat after thaadentereta SO was ilegaidentl , is kind la stemma , plows is the year 1846, alma Islesenia reported stet they lad 011•11 !ion the sea styles ever Liedtke potato fields whlth lame. Med* telles, Of the a very oatraer.llaerr Mae eses plated gag la the perkh of Skinks, as. Deb it& Indrae pin bask t. shoe dap, on are assured lssbeaedia 4Ri ala rdanti e broa sfs a j .. 82 17:: new . mom of to-day leeesdas) eti be east is called the berets mesa of tbe yead. iitestiiitiii; - 1.•;Tt; or i; render Lard Hardinge's direction, rep is were instituted, not onl, at government establishment experiments extending over prolong' serried on at HOW' to determine its ell ranges, in comparison with all t ! weapons of the same aware. At I. advantages were proved sod eetabl Betteid rifle woe adopted as the weeps • ? army. The Ulla rifin were called i I I pleat the new rides wows issued, 1 beteg made to complete the required i . , close of the autumn of last year th . , British army in the Crimea were a Enfield. and during the winter tb trained to its nes, as perfectly es clam peemit._accordieg to the sew sprei It is not tab, supposed i rifle thy. perfect : there as be 1 , , trot tas...of removing the ismer have hitherto palmated um adoptiou the breech will be diamond. At pre of the ambit deeideents , and other a THE =PENIS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST in MS. NAVAL AND MILITAIX ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 29. APP013123113111. William Bay, M.D. (1861), to the £111.311 26, at Nati waft. Maim; Assittaat.Bargooas—Bdward M'eartb_y, ti• Vesuvius, 6, paddle, tho Maditansoom ;B. T. !omit, to Ms Wasp, 13, arm at tamer ; D. o'B.lllvaa, to tb Rash: Hospital; Fraisis IL Moon, to Me Edialatrilt, 68, strew, at Devoosect L. D. Doffey, to the Doehroe, road* cm the Comt of Mesa Statism. Mid.bipmen—W. B. Goldsmith, to the ItateUtiet, 26, at Demotion ; W. H. Patois, to the Immegoable, 101, Sy skip, at Devooptrt. FiIDLY Them Tim Lords of the Ad iralty &Mood from Plymouth Is the Oationto at Italf-poot moon to eight. They deg board. The o'aleek. visited this at -alas PEMBROKE-YARD, Answer 29. The after body of the Ilowsrtelite waa saosseefelly baulked dews the slip, this morale', a Memos of $2 feet, for the impose of peneaseat ralargeneat. The oervia, ems of nue reeposeibility,_ wee effseted with admirable pleelailea mad satisfaction. The Diadem, a frigate of gigantio dimensions, sad the drat of her does, is fast approsehing impieties, sad will he laweshost oa the lath of Oetisher. (110 X LAST IlleaT's °Azar= ) WAS DIPASTUEST, Atom,: W. tta Bislumet d &Ism Guards- Gem Itindiesoo, Dito bo by petobort, via ftap, promoted. eptee Inewatio mat MAIM me et Owed Mi r Otosous *IL Mr; ad ea* Its. COL^ a diest lbe Meta* a nod M. Itlt Wit Itai toe Won. put , to be lonot, by pa sha.. " a D n'e asolt,--& M = 1 akaTtn laugh IMO, tO W aso M . ut. oho os. 1411 Ugla Dimpluesot M &WM Is be wt wilmout peotem lest us t aw a=t i otiollatoom OnotlL HMI Omar - WIL Mulbrbooo OMII.I WM boa Se e= i lre l Z of bit amities. Bad anima et Affilery-lbe usioneuellaoi =me tott ) taeloirao via tospeesep oIL Mal DMA Maw Ma Passages Derouli, l Pala 08= 1 0eAr a reelf Mom. 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Gleamy sad Sou, of Olagagat's-las, Weeded Is sappers of the application, and Mr. Mellsoom atbemay, mmegol for tin nlativas of the tuthrtaaate sies wed het Mifr Mem by the a:pledger. It appeared that the deleadeah bed eat bees committed os lb..heage of emaglauebter, sad were auto. to pat fa bail Is the dome hetes.* to save a oommitgant to prism.. _ _ Mr. Medias sold he bad no °Wootton to the ipplleatioas. All ha nqalred as *it part of the Meads of the unfortunate ma was that sabotaatial ball be offend for Out doleadaats to appear for trial. Yr. Berea Bramwell asked del sure requlrsd. There was is dosbt the area would appear. Mr. Midi's %bought that If Thomas, tie =auger, (lateral Into a recogalaaaeo for 1601., sad feud two motto for 501., It would be saMoisat. Oa the part of We dafeadaats, it was urged that the seat salted was too lugs. With U. 'Rapti= of t h e maws that were all worlds, VIM tamed at the *others. Mr. Mediae thought that hail I. each ease should Do &via kr 1001. each sad two mottos tor 601. Mr. Duos Bramwell—But some of those an working sass. . . I. Medias was willing to lame the amount to bia lord ship. It was quite slam that Oa application was made by the owner of the eolliwn. The /dark of Mann. Grapey bad so objeotioa as lame I the matter la the Made of hie lordship. No doubt ball amid to found ke the nem. He believed the sem asked was larger than was morally required. After sone farther diseesatea it was snumped that sack defeadast should ester into a neoplasm* k r 1001. and dad two sureties in M., to appear at the most assizes on the charge of naaslavghter. It was also directed that ball be takes is the meaty. The ladiatemat will be tried at Swansea at the mein% which will be bolds' la March asst. sores rtuiapr LIEO.IOII. 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His Excellency the Earl of Carlisle, as grand nester of the ardor of Bt. Patrick, held yesterday, is obedience to the mamma of the Close ,s a ehapter of the order in the Throne-room of Dahlia Castle, tor the purpose of investing the Marquis of Loodwaderry with the insignia of • knight. There hes bees • labourers' strike at Belfast. The Northern Whig says: The laboaren of Belfast bold a theethig ea Illateadsy last, at width they expressed their diaehldeetio• with the re -11111•1111Sdell Willah they bad bees readviag, sad h tag bath 'thee struck for ea advaace of wages. tra l ; Wrath.* of the seereity el heads, emend *thief!, by the =V= ail of napes to Ilead std fleothad, they sow ballet se neehiag 12.. • west. Is leery part or the toiletry a scarcity of labourers for the hatted work is felt. BPORTINO. BETTING AT MANCHEBTIB—Famir. LEAMINGTON STACIS. 3 t to 1 — I o mmo. ( 1 Mgt Qotoos (t) t) 110 to 1 opt Le/Tattoo (t) BT. 11WILIt. 7to 4 opt Illisitoo (t 2to 1) tO to 1 opt ltrotbst to Bled • to 1 104soolotto(t) w Wing (t) to Luatryfcot(t) CILS*III3 BUM. 30 to 1 opt Loadylbet (t) I 34 to 1 opt ilisooloat ft) - SO to 1 1140thentatt (t) I MAIDSTONE RACES —FeteAS. Tea Wm' Pun, et I asee leek with 113 added, kr 11.yr4Ide NA erne* wisest Wing eighth ast. Wew ow eft 4 oath wee was et iehletaleW Mr. S. Len Tedee, bring Drebsatir, Corte. Otellemptem. he Mgt% &Wm, Toe them% PUT% alb vu 41id • 1 4 emine s4B A fr, 2- 1 -0. er itelninte. Th e seetel to me Me Nibs. Gee gad kW. 1% 7 ( Mr. 2. 11. Lake. Ties by Mielherit. 4 bet SD Db.!. Reim% Testaltes. 1 yre. let DIN (D. MON • Mier Itelefelbe Ceitemdes. 4 Ire, let 51b ........ (i. * Mr. Frelerbi's Tee /MM, 4eh let lb (Meer 4 Thektlestegeiss no : /14, MWs. led Adareant. Tee ilmseremi gnash ell ewe mi. with 11 ried. Mr &yr. ilk lei sprehle. *hemmed terns his selho. kart 4 sae ialle eel &ME i Me. vie en at We Imo by lifer Tables TM Obbilmilm; bobby Wetiskater. Task bbilabbablOsod abed& TeeTiesmeeent Tun, et I mei me% Irk\ M Yere. Ise hp. chisel weerds. the mooed le roe Ms ab= li beZl7 4, lll ll % I NM. We woe by Mr. Hut% Um% The Itaers. hi Moab lose& Os retemlog es mile their mod tots deposed et•• era& The gm asele lalbeets. STOCKTON RACES.—Fauut. (BT Eiseuto Tokirsplt.) Witl.Tta RP. Bartels& ... &I ktlettard Pons Nets aims „. Tom no. 11131 ill le ►un. • Ondi S"T Cs.lpr i‘ ••••.••••••••—••••••." rim ram. u.owg 111111DICAP. Owl, Lbw* Dowse Bevis rm. The Gown* of Int sight otetsios orgios of ordi , mom Mimed by rho Orford Clormoksina. b owl of tboso • Yolloirobly br IThirooolty Orlim4 sorponsiod for • 111•11•Ils• t by sootier. twelve Wrolorildo• of Ballial amilisOM Mr bar sebelrelipy sad isitala statutes n apes*. 1111moilge <r fie am ellege me 'waled. THB POLICE COURTS. MANBIO!4-HOLIBR. llpea at, Peter Lurie taktag hisseat epos the Demob, MI. *Zunis& Copeland addresiteg hits sald,—l wish to sell the attintlat of the pablie through the median of the puss to the Try wished practice which ha for some time bees la saiitemes of ending fictitious cheques to the sure tubs sad triumvirs of public charitable iastitutioss. As treesuor of Hieg's Collo,. Hospital. I oa Saturday last is °stud • chigoe apes Messrs. Braley, Berta, sod Co. pa/pectin to be drawn by a Mr. Antony Watd;ia aid of the funds of that isultedes. I sent the cheque to the beakers, who hula' se anoest with its drawer Mussed it to sae. I hue twat that this wicked practice has bus adopted with mutt to shout every hospital sad eloaritaldle isslitmtloa Is Ludes, sad I trust It will be at sues stopped. Bit P. Lath—There isa be so doubt whatever that soy was who either sigma or forwards • fictitious litmus to a charitable institution has sine tweet purport of his owa to serve, and which semi or Wu will be dissiond to the Public. WOBAHIP-STRBET. Joke Seib, a devenierd-leeklag eau, who was moot. ailed Si a ticket-44mm acerb; was starred with barbs belie foto sad pleedered the premises if Mr. W. Coar mild, a watchmaker end busier is Brick-larm,ftpitaleeds. TM protonic, stated that after earefelly amen aU the doon and wiadows to kis house, he reared te bed shortly after 12 Oda* as be prerises eight, het was disturbed about 3 b the newslag by l b . batons harking of a hem dog which he kept ia the beak sad es looking oat he = caw observed the relhatisa et a strong midget a shed at the mar of the premien. He hesemed dews stabs, sad basmered that the hark window, the denten ef whisk bed hese weloshell the hbass, was V i d as ers, sad en preseedies late his shop, whisk esmme with the apartment. he bend that li hid boss =el%y rassecked, sad mange siker Midas el robe shrewd sheet the Meer were the sheered few male of a glee ease, the mamas ef whisk, esosktleg of SIIIIIIMIII Ivanhoe sod a quastity of plate Ind jewellery, had disappeared ellsgeMse Wisner thee You to the street dear, sad salmi M the perr, hat the sesmset pump he raised the Mena two mse in tree • at the die of the bemeond Mewled ssrged eff in daffiest Meeker. lb felt seeded the the yekeesr, who was shortly der ftels hstreght bosh by the pass, was oes of the men mite bed ire sesepol. Pdleessereshle Kelly, H 130, steed that as heariag the wry art fiesp PIM" at ilia tins is wedge, he lissessoi as tbe spol. sm mealles whisk ths primmer eollianly noshed int el the porsage. mak ea bee isqlsessot le Ids Wed rs sembUsg a orterber, nod emir elf to Me Mendseof Oe Weikel:mt. Able eiplesthe kit rettb ha tateleisat. wh ams madly puma MN le IM end et the Meet, white he Vie Yi r bsped by enether esnelelle, who et ewe grappled with Ma, bat the Omer spa* relaxedhileadt by ibtathiletth two Medal Nees with the etettbez. sad re , flight. Wltheme. beetethe, Met bin to stelt mints mined a emit whilst • tbeneshfate, Mine he was Mai Is the eat ettethethen blerelf fe a atel-leele, hem withal* was droned est, with the "jemmy" pea ls's& ht kit pmeeile. bat se pottiest of the stein prows, had heejt seiewthed. relheerreat IL 13 ideatifled the primer as a astorbas burglar, who lad lob triad sad esevieted at the Cenral Criminal Huse, where he was* satiated to suss years' Inamensiles. f a'r e rwasr, vbs doelisid o Mobs say Mime, was as. the demehthee itsaLsououoa smut!. William Iran IFiliei,ar7eieetTatil• Violas, penes, was charged with having attempted to obtain • pair a sew boots withost pelts( for them ; sad Harp Capps was charged with attemptiag to mane the piston from the autody of the polite. Mr. Jolts Chiselled, doting edemas 23, Upper Mary leboaentreet, mid about Sedge Waled that day the pri mmer waked Isle Se limp, tried ou a pair of sew boots, end, glob( setae eft two, remarked they wen a eipital It, sad wee welkin away, when he reminded him that be had sot raid Ise them. The pefeemer admitted the truth et this, hat adeged that Oa beam just milted him, sad be would NU wbon be was pride* ern with the prim. The primal this salemuned to leave the shop ; a straggle es lead wed* an a mob of several hasdred persona to aelletif,whiem beeppided M sympathy sad pomades with medi eases that lib dedenniet *nth who had bees st inted is the spat by the lbseee t attempted to rams him hem eseleft but wee debated lb his ebbe", and, with the *meet DY Sep, gins thee dat curing y of the pe.ise. la *hues, It • moms SWep mid that ea *sing the slop bb ettendee was eased by a maw desirable pair of beets. He *mid they weld it bite—dte *weer thosght they would wt. He bathed Me opiates by lapin a bet of lye eltMleum to es* @Wier. The swum leek the bet and yelled the messy. He palled os the beets, they turd admirably, as the magistrate might peeseive, for ha had ' them se at that moment, sad the owser.betead of Miaow lades, hie defeat, laid bold of the mossy and stark to it. Mr. Cialeaford said then wee sot see ward of truth la the bagesious story. Mr. Hingham nattered not. He Gould hardly think that a penes who would iamat sack • tale could be is his right Hesse, sad he would remand the mos Its a week to Mugu the feet. WESTMINSTER. Fussy Dtistrm, a reepeemble leeklag girl, about 21 years of ego, who had been at large apes ball, appeared he flail easmisation charged with wallas a watch sad &pommies's, at Chelsea, from Daniel Kirk, the bs idle of the perish. Os the eveuteg of 'he 12th lest tits prosecutor, who is as old ease, met a young 'Puna whom he declared to be the primmer, sad having Melted her to have some refrieh meat, took her tap tbe Swan, at Chelsea, aid treated her to two Mats of els la cue of the arbours of the garde,, after which, according to his amount, " she whipped hie wateb out of his picket, sad ran so fast that so hero could have eatched her." He started otter her, but she escaped. It seems that while they were is movenation is the arbour, the girl stated that she bad unfortunately had a child, sad bad lived la Mativen-.last, Chelsea, bat did not maths her emu, sad with this slight else the prosecutor endea voured to tram the culprit. Hit 'squired la Maavemstreet for a young wean who hod had a Mind; mid after reuse tremble Was referred to the house of prisoun'e father at Battersea. Ho west this. is Friday, sad saw the pr saw, and after waiting about some time repeated his marek ea Saturday, sad gam her late custody as the parses whe had robbed him. _ _ ilearyDnunr, 169 B, roved taut be wss called %pm by the reuniter to tole the primer into custody. when ohs denied ell ksowlodge et either Mu or the treossetioa to whish be allotted, end odd that if tine wen gins she could show net ostiefeetertly tbst she wee an at Chelsea on this sight la quetlia. It was sow pond that the yefasaer was at Battersea oa the whole et the (maim is question, sad it was further shows by • witness hen the Ben that rinser was sot the puns who was then with prawns. Br. Anant observed this be seldom west out of Ids to nesumead aelloas, bat dwell uniolaly n emassd the tether of the slit, who w e rant, to briag ens is this sue foe Wm lariseasant. The weed was die 'bargedMr 16 , sad left theS rad without the slightest impala- Nil es 1111111111111. SOUTHWARK. Jolla Wahl sod Meted Vise, two lads attest 16 yaw of we, were brought Wane Ih. Combo, fog Seal "zanies. dot, shamed with sisallsys a cabs ecstasies seas MO MIMS= pnplarty et Chadotte Ur. for the psessouties, sad Xt. Cbst- Helleld for th e = d Walsh. The tortlewlsn of the ease have already appeased. Mr. Cootie maid he wee afraid that co Art would elaviot the ashes're spas the avid's.* et Chew Blaine, who se. Way. asterlbe to his ows stahisest, stele the eashbes. Mr. Poises said that the Omen venom with La prior te the robbery, sag that was prima bele avidesee. The robbery was a very eat eagles es., sad these Gould he so doubt that the prises, know all about It. Mr. Coombe said that wider all the eitit•MiaialllMS he should eostait thee for triel at the seat Barmy Swim'. SHOCKING CASS. At Stilton on Monday, a young woman, named Martha Crewe, was taken by fore. from bet father's house by the clergyman end netitable. On breaking into the house, the poor girl was trying bitterly to be taken away, and asking for food, her sisters holding her bask. Elba op pared to he almoat starved, and looked scarcely like a human being. The two sisters clung to her very tenaci ously, and would not glee up their 'barge without a seri re strap* The imitable, however (with eleiatenell, which quickly Inked to Crewe's house), got her away, and took her to • lodging house The girl, we understand, is a mat piteous object. She is about sleet... years of age Her fink is all waned away, gad die is • complete ►iviag skeleton. Her homes are said to protrnde through her skin in until plans, and made her so son that she cannot lie down. The thick part of her arm is scarcely the thicken' of a issn's two angers. About two years ago the parishoffisers brine into the house for the pat riots of satiifying themselves whatb was dead or alive ; they then found her in • very emaciated condition, and apparently suffering from indigir los. When an of was made to Crewe to supply her with medicine at the parbh expense, he refused to allow her to take soy, sad retuned that which was seat with a saucy message. It is sow up. wards of two ye in sine. else was seen out of the house, and it was kept so elr so that no one on any account was ever allowed to enter it. The poor creature says the food her father aupplied her with was dry bread sod a little salt and water to drink, and a wry small plies of motto. about once a fortnight. Mr. Wright, surgeon, of Stilton, has been attesting the girl sums her relsaae, and hopes in the course of time to bring her round. The two sisters are stout and healthy, and apparently hive •antd for nothing. Crewe and his two daughters have been apprehended on • chugs of misdemeanour, preferred at the instant. of the parish officers, and are now is Vision losk-up. A crowd of woman smashed the windows of Crewe's hoes., with stones, and set fire to the window ourtaini.—Ltacoln Mercury. FROM LAST NIGHTS OAZRTTR. _..._ Jana HMS Tuna, Nand* etritioltdro amislarer. to our. claim Sept. 11 at 11, saa ON. If at le, st BoiasheNcOreat. NM= aril oa.. Partlenotietrest. ead Dennehy lirawkh ; off. my. 1111Niors. hamlashellatrolit !mummy, Ikaterawa Loa% &eat Whisbeeloratesal. Qty. mar. cheat, Sept. If it 11, sed Oct. 11 at 13. at Badashcillohroat. Bola, Wrenn col Co, Fradarhleaplise, Ohl Jowl' a,. mtg. Can. am. Alkirosabacv. Emma; Loath Alfred-mi. Nrcomosal. laikr, Sept. 16 at 11, sal Oat. 81 at 1, at adyte&ftet ami =r om ea6 Co, SL Bottahalc.lese ; awls, Neoull. Joao imam, ILNiarmisser. Woreseelaideo. IcalWae, Neat col Illnadoshm Cart Oda. asi !Yaw sal 611161K1M1 Ind Oft% Illenlealma; Nig, W l = iiiral =l4 Obsilksedits, Sept la aad Oct. 1, at 111. at Mast. sag Alloy Kr talailoim al. Itehmerly lkaalashen. what.. MINIM 21110aDIMAD d Wiataas Ihroace, Notlialbue, Sept.lll aid Oet. 1, at 114 is Ilkollelma Coact bold at N Meth .d 0., Nottlhilm; aL ..is, Bar rie, ihassitems. liowtato OMB" Ilacelohho, ma Mu* Copt. 16 W Oat. 1. as I,lc, at Ihr•toshan Court laid at Nottlatilma. OWN Ornbel. sad Brewetor mad Si., Nottasetaat ; aL grip, Oloionletalco. Whet, Nlpl, Iliad 066.6. at 1 Lot Clioglyt Oiouiehaddre ; waiW Mar, Mow .fterr, TMulake poen% Sept. 11 sad Oct. fa, at 11, at toad. Ootut. hob. %well ind Co., ; IL us*, Toon, Haas Bancartzr, BAIN; Yortddse, war. Beta. 11 st 11, sad Oa. IA at nt IR st Leads tart Nth" Lassailar. lindtad, sad Hoed mad Daial. Linda ; elt. sada— Timm LINA. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Milian. 'Mass Thentsp,Platnsidd,Obusoresashlts.frteamosist. 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Hope, Elpplese,ab DIOLABATION OF DIMOND. Barna Miura; Dasmier, liatter—lid di, idal d Id., say Taisdoy ad Gr Mute Oct 7, at Brawled, ibelisid. /apt» & Cooper 14•11:ZaTiAmo, hohlars, arrentiT—Sept. AL G. A. MI or.* Fa ri .. bois. War— AI J. & Webibor. IllaskamdelbA lir Ass IT. Fablosimm. itimberse.. Tortilbe. auk it losAbrAlr. mass els% romboi& CMILIFICIIIIII le be rioted. Wee ease es Aim Is lbeeconerr es or Woe tbe dil i ck v g megke. MO. IL J. P. Davis. Ilsiby Olameriprebite, chemist Oet. LT. Welk 1/1111Me. MMill IL abeam Amur/A, Lea. sesidn, paw Wei dar seesetetusies—Oeb 3. W. Winter, Deeedvsy. Weseilmbele. ens alit. P —. PAIIIIIIIMS atasoivia J. an sod 3. Relemen. inske,sim IN" moble makers —Z. WIN. las. T. OWL sad W. Z. IbmWous. Vidassfsm sad .ssesdk aam an Is as essodd W.M. lesda-1). Lyons M M. at i =loridskuiss—D. Aces and W. H. EISZ: : :, deal smairsle—.l. Mika sal J. Sraderd. Talselps. same msims—J. 111.111118 Slid W. Lassaindes !dm east Soillsl. Warldisidse, suedeadsre—W. Ms Wolk lama Woke. sad T. deisadre. Piamedid. J. laws sa4 L L. ailesps. More!. vizer... T. 1664 Lau street. Ildsdrodst. sal Alias. ed . Mae Mk lid media Sara— 1/1. W. Wrfibt sad J. Onm.Cliddts, poems —4. Mule asd IL WasisS7 Iftddialadde •s• 0 " 1 " ands. Mayer.. sss. maim plias—C. Dd. Odd. J. I~assosel 0. WWI Nritare/W. drreteskers, se Is Is reser& a amda-s. wale aad 3. limy Ildessley. York. sibs, ask dismesearere —G. Siadesees Ind J. lisdak. Ilidlfes. Serbia% alba isslase—Her, Asa Tars* 3 . Torlia• aid paPsta Mile P.m% feel =M =Mr s—l. O. Uses soil A. B. m uirpok was arnier•—w. Gleskiwill, & Odinny. A psi lassies wed Terser , Wasobroker, dr ai rdro. 03 Yr se Nowa J. Sidele—J. J. Sams sod T. CbOolor. elsedesa—A. Aids sad J. A Ilsildsd sed w =as. las; hogoorW. la" Am. & lea J. nrssess, pole maildsda.ss sea muds W. ...., Jos. 1101,101 1144101111TRATIO1111. Wtoory aliottorib bone de.*. loot. IS. at Botlaatrs Boors, allotiostu Posoor Omits; Sam* Pittloadro, writs/ to tan olgoot, Sept 0. et Oa Oolomilso IMO. Perth. &a woos Mositosest, lodth. voter, Sept. S. at Dowell, sod Licoet loos% lielsiraits. PRODUCE. trim Moms. W. J. 111 - 11. *mkt et Friday eves hoo.)—Ther• bee sot Deaf modo la die abidel enewlione . cooly f eriseste denied bee odeled. ad le mete Yew= beer rat= lose lege reedeed. The aim d aim St Vat of badly. owl prig./ dallied 6d. west. owed kr ebb; dee lir ilk Oro bey oath way. vim Moen liev sul =seelle delee‘int 611 Of erase. sad steady oder boo bleb .SS I. bleb. Deo& hefts Company have &shoed Oar alio of Wed poo 41.b1e leaor Java. The inquiry tar ebbs esatiouee pole dolma Neer al The bold eelvey afteripaoss We Not ads. bleed Ns esteem bees oreebook awn et ; the seam eau et Cry leo low Wee Nil et Mold. le No oor cut ter pee ardierk le isparke goadbol. !be bond info bee edieldell. bet prkeaare rubbed. Mei Midi Traded Orkeeo Mee sibertbed their emel odes et Wee be do Ole pada% eeredobe et 1.115 asks solopp, 117 e sr% WS able drew. I. al eadoeve Omar" %Ile boo lb* poem end ill boo oda poppet Tea liss Ova bey lemikei, el know ovartrodat I SIM& —The ~op poles of Won se Itomorado nor, tbo probes of tbo SAM poiserices la &rebus, computed from Ur mom sodlo la tits work nein do Mb Ely of Aug.. 1114. 11 ate ea. ibe evereee pries of lows Motelocsio wow, the pro. &wet flasellbss. la tits west seder se Awe. is tio. 4. d. he amuse Om el Imes it Seeerribe nest, tbo produce of the Fest hake. Is dr yea F in aleve, 11325. Old. Tbe events peter et the these lerpreles never. Jointly, ccouputod as above, sad emissive of *cep, le Bs. pet art. OlNTON.—Lrystureet., Avner 216—Pe0kw the meet remarkabie hems bow nuke• for sine dm past. le Ramrod; and usebasout &work,. Proverbially Ileignefts meg writhe as eaten to abbe. Need to beore have yet yeral calm wok without uncial= ether gg dam is oar uses et pies ; although It will be talg Ilig emomillese et Womb have t ab watt robed the ammehrel el kb Orleasm awl Malik* the brew ie. as die War ?rifts de ribleelailbm atteoetehmeam that rau be reverted. Antra& Was d im e et immi gelawmi have orcurro6, wt.lt the berg or alaomay emether I la the IN weweatt, tee Wens apses imeisited to wait a isanital el desesil. NEW se nen mud taking se les thes the preglesmeellei rim. Of snag pmeamagoe ;nee se bob with mush Wane Is the imempelest We 5.4 grip la the Umbel Maim Upon tote impart algae we bete Delft as welsh le as gehmite. keyed the repuntete tirmedipeatembresakt by Utitleatiesteet, sod wake is amid a bees Mu sub do asp tonb mad petberty ; the Maui( et agleam. tassels% is astutely in hew 01 absedensa. We Weft esti ea ger( le AO elle; Ike at the weal ilea al the same* mad nef yeseast etivesay ot aselma—smaly, the rats et sememp tee, age airy lemma mg seer the veld ; beet anderemmed es el barb thaa, emtwithmlaudims N. esmipara• hey peat of the was materisk Os how bode, ea • whale, ie I Is • grotty atimeatory easditiae. We quote Minis Uplands e 5.1641 • Mobilo. 6.16 d. ; orresas, lee Tin Ommaittas Brokers Plage lair Waldo 614.; Mobile, 61 u• meg Wendt. 714. 1,961 agarriroa. 1.8 m) gent, erg mon a .hla ere repartee te hew hers takes ca epreoleuott; 1,070 Alnendlo, 4U Emus% sae 60 Bah* 60 wept WU. sod 4,830 Mina. for ripen, se. net the d► limier to the trade for the week have teen shout 3." babe Setae lathy. lOW balm 6.100 Wag ma areculattle wad ON saw% gales of the week. 46,00 balea. Col3l.—Coonumo. Aso. 2Y.—We bus hod s fair supply of float Wig; but pal* ask List seek% Weft; bat NW* sty sew Is. to b. bible. Insel, sow , white, fle. to 791.1 =MN tee. hp gmfgo. NM.; old =oa au n ter. Ear. ley, a little saw allefts, ter Wit= NA Met W 1201 —", 4%. 10 He. Neems, eats ellatmg. Oats la dearer. Incour, gee. 19.—Ourambet ma dm for wheat to-day, at last wades rates. The likeW MINIM partly of the sew stop; quality bet oat et erelltion. Wheat, red. tae. to no. ; waits. aa to Y. N. bed= oillirlag. Th e weather more settled to.day. Avarua f9.—At Mb day's market then we • fair la stadres imc b dewing mit mesa) tram, and at the ronatommenent Es s eeempent iismead is espottenoed foe at the full of Teedleyt »K as Nun tram • large quantity offering, Weans ingerMee would bars Mk= lase mow to may ferttmelplpeas with aloe. Flour of prime quality met wi , b • free eale, at Wpm melees; toot Opal= bringing is meek as 634., an d *Mrs Me lee. pm barrel ; Inferior qualities ware, homer, not dame Nab old emmed, with a moderate demand, summ e d t n . rads. leitspeod peas ware without alteradon; bet beam brought more mash Ha. beteg paid for Egyptian. Indian morn attra c t e d W dwells% mad, hiss held at =mem rates, in sales were made; yellow to nig eked qr. nosy be gaoled 31e. id. to Mir. 9d, and Mete Us. per W Aetna l9.—There wae • tory .ow We of wheat. and 111111.111111•1 were Is. pm quarter lower. New, Oct being plentiful, woo Moe= elf it newly last week's prima. New barley wae sad Masi bigit prime. Beans, eats, and rbelling without clung% redednehlre nod Tabehlte white wheat, 765. to *.94.. extra ile.; red ditto, 67a. tolls., and extra 75.. Mange week et.icliao Aug. 22; Wheat, 3,132, et Ile.; am, 63, at 112 e. ; beano, 61, at 436.044 - . . . . WAVSJILYOID. duo. 27.—Siace Saturday our arrivals of flour bore been to a Mir event, but we have no Imports of foreign wheat to report. Prom farmers the de ivories have been small. No ebonite of e narquenee has taken place in the value of any article, but 'be ex. tram gaotat ions or last ',elk were readily obtained, and botdm are rather Indlltrent about selling. 00AL6-Imarsoar. At.. 79.-Bates' West Hartise, He.; Brown's Moor Web Male, lam 6d.; Byare's BMW& Hartley, las. Od., llotywell 17e. ad. ; Howard's West Hartley Nethirtoe, 11a; Tan. Bud Moor, 13s. 6d. ; lanfteld Moor Butes, 13e. id. : Victoria liar. ley, 16a. ed.; Walker Primroae, 14s. 3d.; Wylam, 11e. 3d.; Ware End Ormketk, 17s. dd.; Walls End Harlon, 17s. Gd.; Walls End Had*, 17a. Gd.; Wells Eel Liddell, las. ; Hoe itiddell, 174.6 d.; Bell's Primrose, Iss. ; Eden Main, 3d.; Wit': End Belmont, 16e. ; Walls End Framwellgate, 180. 6d.; Wall. End Haswell, las. thl.; Wells End Helton. 19a. 9d.; Walls End Kepler Orange. lea.; Wall's End Lunt:dem les.; Well. End Montague, Its, 6d.; Walls End Burgers Helton, l's. 9d. ; Walls End South Heim, 19e. 3d.; Wells End Stewart', 19s. 9d.; Will. End Caradoe, 195.; walls End Camp, 195.; Walls End Hartlepool. les. Id.; Walls End Haugh HMI, ; Walls End Keltoe, PM. Id.; Will. End Booth Hartlepool, 18e. ed. ; Walls End death Kelloe, la& td.; walls End Peek I9a ad. ; Walls End Thorpe, 18... 6d. ; Walls End EvenerooB, 16.. 6d .; liirchmove Graigola, 13a.; Derwentwater Hartley, lea; Wayne's Merthyr, 93 .61.-Ships at market, 82 ; sold, 73. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. THE SEA-BORNE MAILS. MINE So doss for looking up a mail Ms or a Beaty, the vLL Ate nes until the tiav le.usiinn; except in the ca.se 01 the MY oak II& lootbaropton, which. oa such ocoanions, to nod/ op Slo ~lag gewlsos.l deft . MOM One ea e *bean , wk ." when 44 . 444 oat the ntched 1 dee- oar& •opeetai Vernet. Nick I —.— telica ' 17 k Lrgt . ;. .....ein ) M tt ath. of tb an) t t aat o inlten . , :apt. S.. A b i t s ' Clineltar 1 i , Melte ... I I Mt' ter a seek i , it% end k 44 a . , 10tit et An taut 444 k.. .t.. makes. "" - . the " Ikeda - mi . , math. iz a ia an I Chin . i 4th of j 84 ,, th . NEWS W the 1..,„.. lodes tept.4.. An Megeeere Artzeligne I s , t 4 ) Lint , . knee 1A Il' _ Sent the Ceps) ' '` 9 • "' end. Peke 1 -"' OAS Or Of Ofed ) Den- Ti- 1 m..ri >•EiePt•S ... month. nuali. I "--- ""..". Cey Ice ; Madeira CepedeTorde Breed h a Sept. 9 ... " 16. Ana . Sipt. IL Timm BeenatA Milan yres I le, wet ha; (nein Ha. nos sad Honduras). ~', ~`, let end Pommels Grey Town aks. MeaOtenadel Lomb. math. MU Pen tlsesw Nth Endorse . of the 1 loath. " lldept. If ...) tiits444. .......... .......... nook. 14111,2 )al dept. 2„I Oalßedejdept. 1... CA Plate Noah% Ply. temerlis j 1 dept. 23 ... ) Loa m. Gmbh' nate. Renner W.C.efettrii aritieltMorth Ameba Unitallitn;• Milted/IYr a i:rt. 2 (It Liver. ttlea'M ' lope. 11 Battle Ameba— Tat edge. i Matted antes Brltkhltottli It dept 10 ... Smlll. Wl4. ''''. 2 . Ando monk fern I ."'"" Canada 1 I ti t gauf 1 ._,'•"- imam. teat. 12 "o °' p Tandem ."""' , 'non a—E..ew. LIVOSOM Bnups AT FORCON Porn.—Africen fa), end Golconda. at Cometaathianle ; Tetictritfe (u) (for Syra), Uuniterton Youth (so), Pradew. Ranee (..),and Ealintoe (es). at Malta ; Armtatan (tel, at Paten; (u), at Lisbon:l ; Guitheratlna. at Genoa; Rose, at Gironde ; Swann; at Dieppe• Eleanor end i.e., Pullover, and gdirduld. id Gfewurrhalun ; hila;ths, at the Helmet; Raccoon', and Harlingen, at the Taal ; Helmuth Mews at Steinman& ; Graf yen Brandeaigrd. at Marra ; Ansi, at Cr mead. Immo so7l a vcarTheZ-861;sander (re). Aug. 11, Mmandor. 16th, sad Sir Alexander, sad Endeavour, 19th. from 16,1ta ; HIIITIKSit, Aug. 11, Mom Marseilles; nails, Aug. 17, from Gibraltar. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Brazilian (brig), of Dundee, from Bellse 'or Liverpool, August 14, lat. 51.19 N, lon. 9.40 W. Gay of Glsagow, from Calcutta for the Clyde, July 2S, lat. 32 N., lon. 10 W. OM (Alp), of Pidatou, (rota Plymouth foe Quotes, Aural 11,1 st, 111.10.10n..13 0 W. Oonnueror (ship), from Mobilo for Liverplol, August 10, lat. WM. 10u.70.40. Vonallat, from Liverpool for Sydney, July IS, lat. 14 N., lon, 29 W. L11 , 2-BOAT SERVICES.—On Wednesday, at day. break, alarm gnu were heard frow the Elcodwis light vessels, sad • almoner wee seen on store upon the North Calliper. There was a fresh gale at the time. The Raw.- gate Harbour steamer Aid wu despatched wi'b the lif - boat (No. 2. on White's plan) in tow. At 9.16 is., the steamer Aid and life-boat returned with the schooner mad her mew in tow. The wild was at the time from W.S.W.; the vessel was forging ahead upon the sand before wind and sec The life-boat'e crew boarded her, and the capWli made 'signal to tke steamer to suet her cal With mach difficulty the steamer approached her in very shallow water (7 feat), and succeeded is rending her large hawser to the schooner, by which means, and with much exertion sod risk, they dragged her off the send. The schooner being on the weather eider of the sand, would It iv? gone to pieces et the water flowed. Su proved to ha the Pealing, of Rochelle, Bernard, muter, from Newcutls, hoard to Rochelle with coals. An immediate sward wee mode of 481 , or 28s. per man ; 71 to steamer Aid and life-boat. INSURANCE OP FARMING Stocx.—The insurance offices have found it necessary, in consequence of the Ire. quenay of Sue which take place in farming eto It, to raise the nue on ibis description of property to 4s. per cant. The offices which have come to Mit determination it sore, we believe, five-sixths of the farming etcck thus protected in this kingdom —Chelmsford Chronicle [Advertisement.)—HoLLowss's OINTMENT AND PILL. ITTICACIOLII Bntutm rot 800 Lins. —Lir. H. Jones, of the Sine Boar, Lisnerchrineetd, had a very bed leg. completely omen] with weende, to core which It trial all available remedies for mote ueeein seetu, bet without succem; at last a clergyman wow. monde' him to try Holloway's theament and Pita. Aim =WE hen lot • dram time the amends began to heel, end in a tow weeks .r 4 wee plebstip ssmed; is gratitude foe which Mr. hero will amen r say *niche shoat by all Medicire Senders throughnut the world; at Pronswor Holloway'', establishments, S4l, Strand. Landau, sad 50,11aintialaw. W. York ; by A. Stem" Cossientansple ; S. Guido, Ssayrns; and E. Muir, Malta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 80TD.74 "net 211. at TulteTilZft:ttrey the hVs of J. Ihorl. 10!e of a daugh - ter. bltohOlißAD.—Anaust II at Gloneester.gardcae, Eilde.pszk. tM wife of T. P. Broodmead, DISOS.—AuBa►t to, at the Ugh too, the wife of George Dixon, Baq. of a son. HOLBERT.: 7 Aag?st 21, at Lee-pare, Blackheath, the w le of li. Y. Hulbert, Farg., - ;f a eeri. ISAYLER.—August 27, the wife of the rtes., I. 11. Finder, lacuttt' t of flerattowelitk Watt., of a daughter. STANTON.—August 27, a: the Vas, nc.r RonUord, Egos, the • tfe ot W. V. Stanton, Reg., of a eon. MAKltleugs. JAMES—GREEN.—Suguet V, at St SArlourbi, Chelsea. by thee 1. Jame, DAL, Canon of Peterborough, V. James , 01 the 'fiddle Temple, and Norio k.aquare, tlyde•park, to Anne, my daughter me W. Oran. Sm., of T(1111011bUCA, I o^donderry. MAY—RAMODEN.—August 28, at the perch church, Rye, Susan. yby the Rev. 11. Cooper, Rohe' t Cherie", vlder eon of Charles Esq . of °red Georgeatreet Weetratneter, Civil Engineer, to Ellaategh Ellen, only child of the late Wt ;ism Itturaden,, Emg , Our. poet of Rye. TI ['IRETON —SS EE.—Auguat IS, at St. Peter's. Irltngton, by the Rim the E. Tltterton, R.' , Curate of kirk. dale, near 1 iver ern pooL to Le fly, daughter of E. L. Sues, Rag, of leatigton. DEATHS. HOWARD.—Aolroat 26, Marv, wt , e , of W. Howard. I. of Lae. sat Blaakbeath, Keot. oral :9. NASH:B.—au tut 96. at Green street. 0791• 1420747 WArer !Ada Harr. daughter of the late Hon. Colonel 0. Santa. TOMUNOol4.—AaautFoley-Om, Begenuatnet, 7. V. Tots. Union. EA., of Maldon, Hoes, sired 69. WILLIAMS.—Aufron 17, Fleenor WWI" wife of W. W. Witham* llopeolaterdant of the Gioneemer Onaty UPI= Printed and pubtid,ed by w mums Rion BALM of Ne. 4 Loses Mari. In the City oi London, Printer. sr ttleOrßoe, in Lombard • maws we mew inissouse4anaan, mom P. U" i 1 I 1 i, CO Jt7 AA TO HA itt; a at. a Rea 3-03 top doa dra JTOI roe Nd Nd don at : ce lin. 1 br