The Express. — London, England, 1851-09-17 00:00:00

SPORTING. DONCANCEit itACES. MONDAT Nlflllt, 12 o'Ciocit.-1 he three special trains this afternoon front London brought • large accession of visitors. and lodgings hare gone otf rapidly, and at higher prices than hsve been obtained for some years. We have also to report additions to the quadrupedal arrival., viz., Teddington, The Ban, Aphrodite. Vatican, The Confessor, Clincher, The Castle, Dreams, Miss Ann, and Clarissa. A great number of thorough-bred horses have come in for sale. The subscription lietting.roont has been crowded for some boars, hut the business transacted has not been by any mean. extensive. The principal speculations have been on Howiebreweel fer the Champagne, and Aphrodite for tl• St. I.egvr, the outlay en the totter having the effect of sending The Dm to 13 to 3, layers. Hernandez and Ephesus were in some favour; but no disposition was shown to Fp t on either Newminster or Lomartine, the sole representatives of the mob Halton and lhaebury stab/es. The following were the elos.nst prices : MA41'36%3 it ES. tot opt llootoirmnd to I Ito 1 set Ray ltrooliod 4 Wen In tiyi 1 6to 1 AUstir WO %I VuoKailitz UANDICAr. Sul apt CaLoweat 9to 1 apt Moe (t) 11 to 2 Crook I lo to 1 Cookmos 6to 1 Patina II to 1 Antioutte Nancy was *erstchtll at 10 o'clock. L3.01.1t. fto 4 art Ileramoles (I) 14 to 1 str-t Ephottot 13 It a The Wa Itoto a Mectrima 9to 3 Aoltrod , t• (I) 9. to 1 1 9 , 1. 3 (,) 19 lo I :%t•o.ex•Orr MOO to 10 la.ceitful (t) As.th to declared so: to dart. DF.IIIIY. we to Mr. M.liburd has beta appointed .tarter been and at Neonwarkrt. in the plan of his hither, the Lae Mr. W. Hibhtlift. Mr. Clara °Miriam a. Judge, and Mr. ltichard Johnson as clerk of the course. 11:VIDAT. F 1719,11.11 M IIANDtft;:S1.111E11. of 5 DOTI. each, with 60 addid, for AI awe. One mile. (11 sub.) Liao 7.tt...110 . A hot 14b...... 1 Mr. abrybrri's Not Ire ..., 3 yr, :rt ( 111 ..... ...(tbArPon) 2 Mr. Vialkte• Mrs. /*el, 7 Ter. rot 31A11.31, 3.51, h ft. Red Howie in Mr. sea ;Jr ..... ........ 011tman) 1 Mr. 111it'sCrouna, ..t (I Diy) 11 , 1 ting stolon Wingenunil. Won in a canter by two lanktha. kin in 1 min. 17 Nen. Cu %Ns I'AGN). hTAK 1.. 01 4// son each, h R, fur 2.yr-old• ; colt, hit 711, Mika s.t :Ali; the wool to rare hia stake, and the w...... r to give Ali &ono of ^hrunpague to the Dowavater Kr imr Club. 1t...1 Mum: in. loft 2. band'• .tou or (I. Maroon) 1 r.oar.4 DAbbel (l'. Yoder) 3 tuoro •• ttoralitri ............ . lA. ln lung G to .1 apt llomebrewed, .1 to 2 agst Bay Ito•alind, N to 1 each mot Vortex and Prince Patrick, and lo t.. I each apt Augur awl Daniel Oltonrke. A capital Wart win riveted, but not without a good deal of wheeling about, llnniihreweil o n Bay llo‘alind h,ading the lot, but with elan attenilann in Daniel Rourke, l'rinee Patrick, and liird.ou-the-Wing, all however lying in good places. The two fivouriti • nmained in the r.in to the diatince, where Augur awl ILoiel tiltourke Mailed them, t h e latter win. DOW 0 rrell.ostato 41. - .1 nu, by half a length, Bay Itonlinil a gaol third, and Ilinloni-the-Wing will up. Rua in l min. 15 re.. Slav it, .W., h ft. Omura up. Catch wkighto. St. le.err roam.. - Mr. Elsah, 4 yrs Loci carilreaes Saarbinaeth, 1 yr.. (owner) 2 Bettina : Gto4 an Se srlioniugh. Won in a canter by two length... Li Lt. r Yrraa.utnr Sint La of 21 atom. eaeh, 11 ft, and II only if &tiered. Ite.. with 1.19 added ; the second to re ceive •Ift vet, oat of the atak...... and the wino. r to pay 40 ie.. soya. bteards espr.; wieners after the declaration otitis w e .ghi r-irry rate. St. lotirf Coons. P., J. be lieolerlr, 3 yr% at sib (C.ariton) I thaw of itashoinnir. Aileen... 3 yrs. 14 (Garvey) I Mr. tlei Is ia ann. .r., 1 . 4 Ilb ....... (tbdooror) 3 BrltinA : 2 to 1 aget The Calculator, L to I Egg Claris...a. to I ag.t Lleesinh. 9to I ag-t Aaa. II la I 'gat Ali:- tit:oar. and 12 In 1 seat The Coureeier. Non bl a length ; lUi Aura a laad third. 1 1 4 ( 2 “(risTerliralA-1 Th.. ("flowing ram litre run shrr our parcel was Si %,10 NAT'L of :M. (humliesp), fur Sir ull-, Se. Ow mil.. 11 r. Ilertrilira. X TA !X T. )Ir. e • • 1.-.•• Tvrltorp.r . • 3 'yeri, iret 4.1 I Mr. li r ......se• M..* . Amoy. ) yro. IM ,1111 The 1.4" o in.( aeon 1411 : —ltrcnieus I yr., 'Tot 10Ib ; Lady of lb. Go,vv, 1) ;‘, :...e 11111 ; and 11w k hring Dutchwoman, 3 yrs, 44. WOn r I•V. naLLts a S %II I• .4 5 wt.. each and 30 added. Out mile and 2 . 1110 E. (i ~uho.) Or. & . ..14 yl. 'um Weed, 4ro (4 4.1. 64 1)111 .................. I )Ir. It..rt• 113.....1ty. I y 7.. (I. /. , 74 )3b .. )4r. IN-whit. N. 1.,' ..I tbr 1.r.A., 2 yr• (1111.), LI Ilb 3 111. A. i.. 140%. 19w,1 r ft •y, 3 yr, (PO, ex 4 Ms. Nutt. r !)lary Nok.e,•r. semi t 4 4.), 4.1111 b....... 3 ... . _ Wol; sr. 1.1:4:E5. sErtiNG ON THE cornFß. 7to I Mfg lbosooiloa lllto I apt ISevroaa-tar Itol dole II to I "ptrow lo to l TO, OE So to 1 (look 'A' ru..wint r ST \lt I'IKIL4 *VIC Till ET. LPI.ER. Lewd Eado..id's llorno sir J. 11.too1ry's Sir J. Ilawl)'• Nan Nor J. 113wley's TM• l'olitetwor Nirb.W. No•wooin•trr lord .I , .bn No-. 1 0 . Mi.. , nines 111 r. 11 . ..11re. bplit,us Mr. V..* to y's laumat , ite Mr. 14 orthinetnies .sth Abdale. 34, 11,11.0,1's illtarpt. Mr. 11,teniiii's Lough I.urg of. rteeui Mr. o.:ser's sir lboaand Trenchant .„ Itoiren. Mr. Kirk, l'Jkitiator Dino. Moles had*, I.aturuish volt V. Radix. bird V.ilislon's sbter to Watiota Mr. Riot% icke's Exeter Sir It. Ilullelev's Rook'. to Snievey .„ Lon! Eseter's l'hlettra (doubtful) Norman. Mr. hoinpson's Jack Robinson (ditt o ) Maroon rides one of Sir J. Ilawley'n three, but which, or r.ll be on the others, is not known. We hale not horn able to asiertsiii who will ride Iliscrrinia, Lough Dawn, ur sister to W.inot.i. IL:resins was scratched At half-past I. MILITARY. (Men lea elates Gdnit...) V. .%R 01 I leE, 4th Itri• . of last. .;.b. - Lunt. J. Ipw.ti from the °di F., t be pay. ILA.' a. who rets ue b .p. Sth :het (id-. -M 1. 11. IL Joon. to b. lieut. ealonel, be put., r:ee lLty, WOO r - 14. ; W. W. CI .1411 a .. to he 10.1joe, by pur., se J•em bead A. A. H. Coerio...l. lo bz rapt., by pur., eve Au•Louv; Dort U. M. Jult.lo3l to be lieut., by intr., ebc: 11ouphr11. th LL beet. W. 1. C. Coate to be rapt., be put., vies Lora Giveash, .rho ten.; Cor. sad dl u 31,..ter G. P. Bums to be lieut., I. put., Trot:JOU; M. D. Hanes gent. to Da .meet, by put., ear Immo. Ptli Et. liras. -F. IL C. Geier. gent, to be menet, by par, eke IW+, to the 17th L. am. Intb Lt. less.- Lee. r. Namasu., to be lieaL, by par., 'i.e anision, •lou res. Illb LI. lase.-Tbe ara. 11. J. Asosetee to be sac, by pen, vim Lose, morn. 17th Lt. less.-J. W. C. Ramon, prat. So be tor, by par, Woe kande, am. la lea. aV. -Da. C. J. Pilittlirs So be Seat., by per, vim Chrism, whom prom., by par., ea let Aware, 1131, it be. ass ailed./ 11. Mire, gest. to be eon., by per., vies Clerhseppoieted to the 33r4 7th F. -10sa IS liflosrmsne, trim the 7lst V., to be WM., by par, ewe Payee, who veto 11th 1-I.lta. J. A. Hems lobe ma., by pur„ Woe Theraan. who ma. • Les. G. T. Casamus to be lieut., by put., vise hunter; J. IL 1 Cowrie, ant. to bees.., by pur„ ems Rases, epp. to lb* 33rd r. 17tle lachuiews, gout, to be man, by par., Wee Williams prewar& lab 1 -P. Goomm, pent., to le emirs by per., Woe Barn. who malts 71st 7.-riee. Lieut. the 1t... W. G. Bowe, to be Stet lieut., by pur., wee Arthun., •who i . e..; Quarter mager T. CumiDT, Imes 43th r., to to aur.terositer, else ladival, who mu, en b..p. 3.1411 3.--Captein a. W.. 1.11 la be ni4).. wi:boet per., Woe Grigas wbo nterun f..p.; Leal tied Adj. 11. T. Weasels a be opt, eke Welts. 31st V.-Les. J. L Samos to be heat, by par, vise Deals, who mina itbid V.-Unit. J. Neon; to be snit, by per., Wee liesels who lets.; Foe. W. J. Menem, to be heel, by par., vies Years; Ir. W. Cm., at , hem the WM 1-, to Mamas, vim Anders's. Silth r.-J.Y. so, met, le be enass, by per., vise Lea Pow. Oath mama Bea. IL Illasscom to is sr by pm.. ass We eke Sae 11-W. J. leeorvews, gust, lobe ari.,by pm., vise the Bea. D. J. lame% preniaoL Sabin-U. A. !Many pail., to be sea, by pm, Wes lemons, pesesawl. 5110 F. -Oast- Coat R. S. SL V. Warm, are the Soya aatary CailepOiti be ma, widest par., am Pathan. eppoima se the fah IP. Sea P.-J. C. Luis, gest, to be am, by pm., Wee Pelmet, prameted. 7la 1-11. W.141.1n0N, per, lobe um, by pur., rise lanalatie, 71e71t0 the 7al P. 1. 111 m. G. C. N. Faremst., Gam the 34th E. to be ma, vise Amu, who roam. 111 h P. -J. ATUIPOPS, pee, te be sea, by per, vice Sawa, prometinL PM P.-11. Crum, pet., to be ella, by pa., Wee loam, who rearm. au: LL IL L. Nsweseats. pet, to be semi ant, by R vise adia..s. semoied. Invise Wet Irala -IL M. !WM; MIL* bp bb Mb" by P we.. IN led =—Ess. C. I. Parsessee. le be MIL, vdsbeet R., vies Mealies se t pea la Oa Odd Ord Owls; I. J. LAMM. ims, pet, bs besige. yahoo ots, dailies% ma, 061 o.vir—Trld Lased Waist pr.-11mIL talsaws, Om= Ike esPel Bo& SOO. d. J. 11. Owns. Om Id/ Om boa Lim. Lie ds', boa dr Od Wog has Iv. Ilseas.—TlN rem et the arta Ley se Ur 111/ et November, ISM, " Dee liesose." A BOLITIoN or TAE TITUS OFTICE.—W• have just heard a piers el' sews which the pabbe doubt. receive with pennarL The Tithe at limulaa House, is to be gobbet Ten clerks was Ina made, ad t as,. will be is tbs sum A srntear. Skaa haw, we us indadand.unatini no arose beim= ran WE. the tialna timmehout bees ararly wholly coadaeout es tbras saWtr: pt to . very sactoot bed kaL" We mad dad Ming lb* ided=jumirredold,.4 and to he dindampad. awe anoqpii via lime as go. mum& at MY moderate saida lharaa y", and see a lo &wand witaseaS say Msr= sell • isolift 4/i plea MAIM VIIMW of Ilaami. amok Mit Mvisond In yaw We Ira yet es Sawa ea what isms Obs ••••4••• ••• . an to men ; as doubt wide —Way poranin—sigmbs, Tina. Silty *ntelltgence. JUDGES' CIiANIBERS.—TEfrrERDAT. Tag CARL Or CHILATING AT CARDS. Thu QUALM I. /Simons, AND OTHERS, IN TiIA MATTER OP ?NA APPLICATIONS or CHADLL-i STALLS AND JOHN Jauua TO At ADDITTLD TO BAIL. A summons was issued at the iastanee of the prosecutor, as directed by Mr. Baron Martin, on Friday last, to show cause why the writ of habeas corpus, issued at the instance of the defendants, should not he quashed, and why the de fendant should not pay to the prosecutor his costs Dees sioned by the various applications to be admitted to bail before the magistrates at Brighton, and before the Lord Chief Baron, and :dee the costa occasioned by the applk-a tion ; there was also a similar application to set aside the writ of habeas corpus issued at the instance of the defendant John James. and to call upon the defendant to show why 1 he should not pay to the prosecutor his costs occasioned by the application of the defendant, to be admitted to bail on the 12th instant, including the costs of the plaintiffs jour ney to :Swassea, to aces stain the sufficiency of the bail, and also the costs of and occasioned by the application. The particulars of the case out of which the application arose, have already been repeatedly before the public. Mr. Sill attended on the part of the prosecution, but neither of the attorneys of the defendants being present, the applications were adjourned. DiSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—TF.STERDAT. _ aaroaa vole (vary Commie.amaa. Iv Tun MATTER OT JOHN' HOWARlL—Srnremx. This insolvent, a brick contractor, was opposed by Mr. Dowse on the part of Thomas Foster, for the damages awarded in action fur the seduction of his slaughter. Mr. Cooke and Mr. Sarrod supported the application for discharge. The proceedings in the action, " Foster r. Howard," acre produced. The cause was tried last August before Mr. Baron l'latt. The damages were laid at .SOO t., and the jury gave 'LOW. Mr. Sergeant Wilkins was fur the de fendant, and called: no witnesses. The opposing creditor was a brick burner, at Eat Barnet, and the insolvent fol lowed a similar occupation on the Gnat Northern Railway. 'the insolvent said he had no property to give up. He was a married man with four children—the eldest was ten and the youngest four years old. Ile had been an bi ol, ctor ut a sslary. Mr. Cooke sod he had witnesses to call, to show that the insolvent had a good defence to the action. The parties W 4 re not called on the trial. The Chief Commi-sioner declined to open the case. Such a e 011 1 ,1 ., would be, in the teeth of all former decisions in such cans. Mr. Cooke was aware that such was the uniform course, and theusiere be wished the opiuiuu to be expressed by the . The Chief Corumission.sr remarked that the only question for the court was the amount of d.unaues and the situation of the panics. The insolvent said lie could assure the court that he had plenty of witnesses in court to prove that he was nut the seducer. . . . . Mr. Dowse prayed the judgment of the court. The. Chief Commisioner, in giving judgment, mid the jury had awarded 200 f. damages, and the only point was to give a reward coinnuniouratc to that amount. He had no duuht the learned conniel for the defendant on the trial had acted with diocr Lion in not calling witnesseo, and therefore he (the Chief Commissioner) had nothing to do with that matter ' hut .imply to c molder the damage , and the humble sphere of the parties. Ile thought that the jury had con sidered that the inoolveut, being a married man, was un able to make the young woman the only reparation that, could be made in ouch a clo.e. Considering all the citeutn-: stances of the ease, he adjudged that the 'limier-tit should I b e entitled to be dioeharged out of primn so moon as he had been impriomied at the cult of Thomas loiter, fur the damages awarder! against him in action of seduction, fur a period of ten calendar months from the date of the vesting I order. The evidence in this ease rested on the testimony of White, an intelligent officer of the R division, who, Sc, ing the two prisoners at Greenwich. and they being known to him, hew etched them on to one of the Greenwich steam boats, and went on board after them. lie saw them try the pockets of several ladies between Greenwich and the Tunnel l'ier, where the prosecutrie and • female friend came on board, and she shortly afterwards made a com plaint of having lost her watch. White told her not to make • anise about it, and went to Smith, whom he had seen at her pocket, and he immediately hissed the watch to Ilarpur, whu to get rid of it threw it e‘erboard. The jury• found th, in both Guilty, and they wen• sen tenced to twelve mouths' imprisonment and hard labour. TSB POLICE COURTS. _ _KgiBloni9totiss. _ Wirians Smith, who has been several timer remanded, was again brought before the Lord Mayor fir further exa mination, upon a charge of having, in conjunrlion with two other persons nut in custody, robbed a gentleman of the name of Gibson, who had recently returned from Calcutta, and who was staying at the Captain of a Man-of-War pub lic-house, llighstreet, Poplar, of the sum of in notes and gold. Mr. Iltimphreys anpeared on behalf of the prisoner. Mrs. Ann Mary Sophia Haywood, landlady of the Bull's Head, in Leadeithall-street (the house where the prosecutor was robbed), proved having seen the prisoner in company with two other persons reveral times at her house, where they generally stayed about half sa hour. She also said that on the day of the rubbery, the prosecutor was at the Bull's Mead with two strangers, but could not identify the pri.oner as being one of the party. Elizabeth Mare raid—l am a relation of the landlord of the Captain of a Man•of.War, in High-street, I'oplar, where the prosecutor has been staying since the 22nd ult. I have , frequently seen the prisoner, who was iu the habit of call ' ing of a morning for a glass of ale and reading the paper, in conversation with the prosecutor, and I have noticed two other persons on an.cral occasions enter our colfee-room when the prisoner was there, but never saw them all in conversation together, . . . . John Morridi, K 128—I took the prisoner into custody on Tuesday morning, the 2nd inst. I told him I apprehended him on suspicion of being concerned with two others not in custody in robbing the prosecutor of LW. ,Prisoner said, " Good God !—me ! I know nothing about it. I'm a gentleman." Thcn he looked at me and said, " What do you mean ?" Ile had in his possession at the time a small box containing a dozen artificial eyes fur horses, and also a coin, which he called a guinea, but which I have had tested by a jeweller, who pronounced it to be a Kin" George the '1 bird's shilling, either clectru-plated or wa sh ed. I timid two other coins :it his lodgings called counterfeit sovereigns. Mr. Humphreys then addressed the court un behalf of the prisoner, contending that no sufficient case hod been made out to justify the Lord Mayor in sending it few fur ther investigation ; in fact that there was no evidence at all implicating hint The Lord Mayor—That a robbery ban been committed there con be no doubt. The que-tion is whether the pri toner hall accessory to that robbery before or after. The evidence COUTiIICtI Me that the matter ought to be further investigated at in other tribunal, and as the grand jury is now sitting at the Central Criminal Court, the prisoner, if innocent, cannot long be detained in custody. Mr. lltamplireyi—lf the grand jury were not sitting I should ad* your lordship to take bail, but as it is I will nut make the application. The prisoner was then asked what he had to say in answer to the charge, and replied, " I abide by what I said to the ofilcer."—lle was then fully committed. GUILDHALL _ _ Michael Marlow, who was tried at the Central Criminal Court in 1816 for littering a forced cheque fur IW. on Messrs. (ilyn's bank, and fur a Welt he was sentenced to ten years' transportation, applied to Mr. Alderman Salo ' mons for relief. lie stated that having on all occasions, with only one exception, borne a most exemplary tharac ter, instead of h, tug sent to the settlements he worked out live 'scarf of his time at the Portsmouth hulks, when he was recommended to the royal clnnency and received free pardn. Since that time he had been endeavouring to obtain an honest living', as he hail formed a resolution to retain to the paths of virtue, and to perish from starvation rather than commit another dishonest action. Ile returned to what he had left a peaceful happy home, but found it ruined, and hie aged parent. infirm and digressed, himself unable to "—id them through a w vaitemel constitution pro duced by lung confinement. his character being gone, al though he W.l. a rer. India and penitent 111011, nuue would give him employment. The eun.tyuenee was that he was in the greet .t de,tinstiuo. Ile had received au offer to he sot abroad, hut he was untvillititt to abandon his pa rent. while they lived, end when they were dead he would nut care what became of him. Alderman %Winona said he had no claim upon the sym pathy of the court, and could not therefore expect any iu sistanev. There were a great minty persons occupying*, much more respectable position Cum ever the applicant held, and who hod to putt front friends and relations to seek their illflUlltrf in a strange land, and if they were coin- pi lied to sacrifice their f. elk, surely he, under the Cie cunuttuc, of the last new Sears of his life, ought not to eomilain of, or o ffe r any olij, vain to a plan ;hat gave him the oppatunity of retrieving character, and beeuming a steered rte.-oder of saci, ty in another country. '1 he applicant said II- was in hopes that the Alderman would have been able to put hint in the way of getting 5/. to establish him iu a little way of business. Aldermen S dont cu. raid he could net du anything of the kind. Ile could only give him a little relief to keep him in food for the precut, bat with regard to any future relief he could not give hint any prospect of obtaining it front the magistr rtes. There were au many untortuititte fellow ereca tan:s who had never been know.' to leave the paths of rec titude and lemeaty, and who were at pu.sient out of employ ment, that were in every way more deserving of public sympathy than applicant, and he therefore could not di minish the funds ter relieving their claims by grouting ap plicant's reque-t. He then retrievals. from the poor box. Jeremiah 1170ty, aged 25, a respectable-looking young man, wits charged with stealing vinecus books entrusted to him for sale by Mr. Agate, of No. 11, Warwick-equate, publishing agent to M--ears. Mackie. of Edinburgh, and also obtaining money under false pretences. The prosecutot stated that the prisoner had been in his service us town traveller, and was paid a commission on all sales effected by him. The prisoner made a return of sales alleged to have been effected by hint, upon which he re quested to have forwarded to him It. Ws. far the purpose of going to Hounslow, as also several hooks, which he also re quested fur sale. It turned out on inquiry that the sales were false, and no such orders as those:stated by the prisoner had been given. the prisoner said be was quite willing to return the mono y he had obtained, and pay the value of the books. The prosecutor said he fully believed that if time were granted for further inquiries, he should discover other eases again.t the prise: wt. Alderman Solomon—Du you wish the prisoner to be remanded ? Prosecutor—l do. Alderman Sa!orisons then remanded the prisoner until Friday, but consented to accept bail for his appearance, himself in 201., and two sureties in 10/. each. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1851. MARKETS. LIVritrOOL, SErr. 16. The sales to day are :—Sugar : 350 burs fine Crosipore, Mk Id.; WO owe 160 bads end brit. brown Bablu at It.. 6d. Rum : 10 pima. lernaks at :region. ratan Cofer : It Crocus Jasalea, 30a. to Sin per cart Jute: 10u b tie. at 117. libel lae : 17 alatata laver at as.. Cu.r ; 73 bin yarn at M. toll. 13a. COTTON.—LayearooL, Sept. 16.—The isles of Cotton to-day are estimated at 5,000 holes, of which 1,000 are for export -rid woe ore sorculation they include Yon Perused. and Mash m, at 31d. to 601.; 5,00' F 43 plum, at :,}d. to Id.: and 500 Surat; at 31d. to 40. it.., total sales slam Thursday are 26,000 bale., and tho Ma porn:rine, that day 5,000 e 1,.. The market clam quirt, but with mush firmness, and, compared with Yrkla) pric sof Ameri can sorts 4ra bght ; all other klnet. without al:snit:on. MANCIII:STER, Sirri. 16.—The transactions to-day have been my eunolievable. both In the number alai extent. reedier, re both of pans earl etwhe continue to maintain an attitude of gnat Armoire aid cordiderice. The pries. wired by manufacturers were I gracraLy 10 advance of then quoted Inst we 4, though In name ter imamate lower rates were submitted to. The bulk of the operations however, have been made at firm prices. The de mand her Earl In lia Fonda Is In minute, and pears are still drooping for artic es molly cap rted to that regin. Terre ciao an active inquiry for wder-tria, both by the home trade and export h -wee. The tree-action. of twday. to-getter with the orders previowy given, wilt probably be sunteleht to keep spinners of this der iption of yarn actively employed for went al months to come. Bu:h in clot and your up- ration. rare probably boo nume rous thin they would have been if pi-Air-era had been di Twirl to court hu-dne.• by making an aba-ernent in their terms ; but with tbc present ratea of eo.ton this mold hastily be expecte'. The India hour. are looking with ninth intro rot to the arrival of the Overland Mail, and It. dukes will probably have a considerable effect on the fwaue count of this market. WOOLLEN CLOTIL—Lrtns, Sept. 16.—Tnere has beef is Might improvement M the market tovelay perk.ti a about a Tuesday's are rage business ban bees doom WOOL.-111:unzuarir.i.ii, Sept. 16.—Strantte it is that, work after wri.lt, we bare nothing to tep, rt b d the sae e dull spirit in business. but tl:e truth 1., there Is Do demand for either lioting or German Wool. Should tine some dulness continue another month, the public Wool ales issanrt be well attendid, as the Lod salts gild prices most rector. MANUFACTURES.—IIt - nuruhrlrtn, Sept. 16.—Our Cloth-hall was Deter flatter ihun it has been tatlar, and yet the warehouses are doing a fair on wnt of tossinws. Prim ateady for all kinds of 'cods. CORN.-11At.rswortrrt, Sept.lG.—At our market this day •e had s fair .now of Wheat; tne trade ruled particularly Inac tive, at s decline of Is. to 2s. to qr. Peas and Beans an lot survy. at o•.r quotations. Wheat, unite, 40a. to 421.; red, Sir. to 365. Peas mud Beans, 245. to 20s. per qr. • Hutt, Sept. 16.—We have had a week of splendid hat *est weather, ....I the fled. in Pd. are newly ciear Of white Coro, and the whole limbered in tine condition. The markets, mile ✓, .Er, !ire ezewealeuly dull, and War-at dories.* seriously In value— tine. .laly too seriously to Lace. We had a large show of new Wheat of market to-do, quality fine, and weights heavy ; coienttin le I remally good: The market was much depressed, and about 2s. lower; ass. to re. being the general rates paid; the present low prieys ate attracting the attention of foreigners, and some punter of new Eoglish Wheat were made to.ilay fur Hamburg Merlll ,nt. No tranaictions in foreign bryorid the menet entail. 'Mire is ample c!.iiice of Earley, and a fair sale for grinding qualities, at a trifling reduction on Last week's race. Aso all parcel of new Sail has ar. • quidity, weight. and malteig properties first.rate. It had pre. vi aro, been sold at a price fre^ nn burnt at Hamburg. Several carn et.,r of new English, quality morel ap, but weight good; prier, 21s. to ISs. Unto are the torn dearer. Nothing doing in Beans or Peas. Moldiness' market Is r nly doll , Lid Cakes are unaltei rd. A Isle ter Saptoced at our quotations, both Eng'ish and toe i ii i rn, Rape Cake. a s only dull. Imports: Witco', 3.737 ips.; hanky, 9,211 ; Cher, 2,793; Beans, 5;1; Peas, 1 4; Tares, liti; I.li.si ed. 9,177; haw., rd, 14,5 ; Ud Cakes, ES ton.; bones, IT ; Guano, in.i. Irnwtcw, Sept. 16.—We had a good supply of Wheat to otle, wbicn sold at fully Is. p r Pine on try sold glide as well o. last week. Beans and Pius emit to hand very opwringiy, and command tall prices. 141:Eiv4, Sept. 16.—The arrivals of Wheat rrported are only enta.l, bull there te a rood 'how per walla; euperl, qualities of moth are tAlly le. per qr. km, than Frittay,whiltn the g.her.,l runs f Lolculn.hi.te gradually renetle, ant; 2e. pm' qr. ,lye l Inn in aubm . tted to in many caeca. Barley Inquired for; 11N. Peas at 94e. to 52.. tuts, anal Beans are eve:tOy In price. nerlrala mt. arp ; 9,110; at'., 1911; Barley, 4/3; Henna, 32; ream, 21,; Rapt:amt. 922; 1114.44.41, 4:3. LEIWIroiN BUZZARD, Sept. 16.-Thc supply of Wheat lids day am no the hereon• and to ult. et saes a decane of 6d. to a per o had to be sublimed to. Darby names at ereoent hut otnriney 4. markt. t, and It. value Is well maintnned. New winter 11 inn p ent fat sod at iling at low r.te.. Whet per 10.4 of I old. 210. to 21... r, I.; new, 210. to 24.. Harley. per .Ir. :45. to Pah (nononal). beams old, lbs. to res. per 3 bushel.; ditto new, 13.. to 17e. Lewr.s, Sept. 16.-Thc supply of Wheat continues small, but equal to the demote., ah.eh is quite of a retail chale t ler, and eke few otle. ware made • ere at a cl..t hue of eh .ut I per or. hum t.t meit i . pima TM twenty fur '1.0.M.( Moray berino to income.', and tor litte,...nipleo nady boyers ere totted. (las t ar t to ...es re. qtrot, without alteration in calm. Ikon. and Pet. oteady. Wheat, oat, whito,l 1. 1•, lat. itto.; red, M. Os. io el. 10s. • new, white, 101 to 61. 1 0 4. t new, Of. las. to W. So. Parley, .270. to M.o. (Juts, las. to 1.. e. ik..s., lit, to 2*. Peas, Ma. to 290.. Ltrr.aPnA., Sept. 16.-Tho uniform course of brilliant weather for vogue the remnant of Ow latent euntinorr to eirrcrw its Teter...so tattooist, In neatly ill th.• hrltasla and Irish market* liehl at the (hoe of het work, portioulany fur old Wheals, which are gent r ‘l'y Timed lower; W•l'tt w palm, hi the ato.-nce of full ea 'plies from growers, no Nervily standard rano are y t go woolly eda . ,!tobed. In various parts of this tootntry awl 'milted, the report. of rota. blight hare become much more o rious whine tae t wrek than •tcritoely, s large portion if the crop bring tattled te, di*.a.ed ; and ev n lo titstrkt of the routine, which, heretnioe. teems.{ Merle fee from e eaplaint, unfavourable rytitotone. ore at It with in mot ..tly allorctit; the remit, however, is still uneertnn, sines tine meant dr, reason no; to tothly raitorate the of dee ,y. ere otl . l dem:toed of any thinr more than very tenuity of pro. due, e.g. no oil !ram Inlaid; and camp: a lair italWrt of Wheat from .tmerlca Eurape, etth a moderate quantity of Id en torn, obiefly from I'na'pt, we have had no orris. do of ;nun from ahmod than thi. d,y week; fr the l'hind CAn dr , ea I F ante coLleetleely, however, we hat . to nrout, a rather lib Mil as:newton of Flour, no *predict tel.,. olentt r xsr..l wee of boom and emtntry miller. at our Corn Lida:M thin morning, Enel.oh find foreian t dd wheat of all d, ecrio lin. e ...tlnuttl to meat a flirt bloW lani•cd drill:tail, at a , teeth., of Id per 7tl fr an the mote:icy of Tut why lest ; new ...mph. stitch ft.mi the w ialthouting ermeeto nerd rather noater•ai ron• sl ales W. to 31 ate the quality ant con Minn b tug est-ellen!, a Microbic el, on •t• W•• and the •cor 1 , meet. of I ri..11 at head an..re • u. at a similar ahaterneut. stag...and (M.Nan than., although peopm :keenly al, .ter than other kinds, attract. 'anima AIM :tam th .5 01 ate, hut without iraltithett bold. r• h, accept !note terms we rtvat cur lat Tilt:Pion& t holm mark. of Frisuch th-ush not roa It, .tdeable toaloy, were 10.1.1 of tee pr am.; the me.r.lary aol lt.7ettor prukm It lug ollshtly depresrati to va!or. Maley, 31..1*, and Peas maw very op.rtagly at t nom rate*, end 1t0..n. of all tn. scrlptiots extant in. per qr. Oat., of which few rem du here, no. tuitcally outoporiedlate p - tees ; Oatmeal, on the contrary, giving wee M. to lA. ;Tr bud. Italian Corn, meeting an lonnrov,.i dem.utd, and little cfn.t! , .ille on the market unsold, higher prices were firmly required, and fleeting cargoes in more goon; request. Itrit..h : Wheat, per 701 1 / 4 ., English, red, old, 3s. 3d. to So. ed.; new, 5.. 4d. to 5.. 7d.; white, old, 5., ed. to to. Oil. ; new, 50. 7.1. to 1 1 4.; lush, red, old, 4*. 9.1. to 50. Id.; nes . , 4.. 7d. to 5.. Id. ; white, old, Sr.. W. to se. 2.1.; now, 3.. 4.1. to 71.1. Barley, tic- ed. and !rich, per 601 be., 3.. 4d. to 3.. St. Molt, per quarter, Englinti, pale, 4m. to 3344; Irish, 40*. to Ole. and Notch, .4 2e. ltd. to 7.. Id.; Welsh, ohl, a. PM. to 10. 1 W.; Irish, One mots old, 1.. I id. to 3s. ed.; new, 20. 101 t. to 2s. I id. ; general sorts, 26.10 d. to 2s. Ild.; new 10. ed. tO 2s. it'd.; line.. 2A. , tl.l-1 2s. 9d.; new, 2s. 3d. to 20, qr.. Eno toh, 11s. Od. to 33.,. Od. • small, 31► ed. to Ito. td.; !ketch and Irioli, per 4601ba, 290. Oil. to 30m. 04. Peas, per qr.. En g itg ; white, 21k. 0.1. to 31*. Gl. Flour, per 2016.., EuiriAb and Itioh, super fine, 30... to 315.; extra, 31s, Od. to 33*. Od. 0.1911.1, per load of 2141 M., Irish, new, 24e. 6d. to 23e. 6d.; Canadian, old, 24... 01 to 23.. 0.1. Bran, per 24160., Is. Od. to 14.3 d. Foreign : W beaLasule ten, per 701b.,mixed and red,3ald.to 30.4 d.; white,7s.4d. to 3s. 6.1; United Steles, mixed an u ml is 2d. to 'cad.; white, 35. 3 d. to 3*. W.; Dantsic end Kostimbur,2, mixml and red, ss. 3d. to 3s. 9d.; blab miled. d.to Pomo . ..neon and Mecklenburg, rod, 34.30, to 3s. 31; Ilatabore, S., Ml. to M. id.; Stettin and Silesian, nil, Is. 3d. to 30... 3d • while, Sr. 3.1. to 34.91; Danish, llontein, and Friesland, red, 4e. 10 ' 1. t 3.. Od.; white, Ss. 2d. to o n. 3d.; Riga and Petersburg, 48. 3a to 4s. 6d. Archangel, 4e. W. to Is. 3d.; French, Kimmins, end Belgian rsd, 38. Od. to 3e. 3d.; white, bB. 3d. to 3e. 7d. ; Spanish sod Italian, red, 4s. lift to 3a. Id. ; white, SC 3d. to Ss. 3d.; Odessa, Po.ish, red, 4s. 7d. to 4s. 91; common, le. 31. to 4s. 3d., Marlano,..ll ml, 48. 9d. to 41. Ild.; Dentsbe, 3e. ltd. to 4s. Id.; hankie, he., hard, 48. Id. to 4.. 3d. ; Egyptian, 30.. ed. to Ild. Rye, per 60th., Baltic, Ike., 3s. 4d. to 35.63. Mirky, per 464 h., grinding, la 3d. to 3s. Id. Oats, per 451 b., 2.. 10d. to 3.1. td.; Russian, 20. 9d. to 2.. 10d. limns, pet Or., European, 30.. to 32a; Erypttan, per 1 0 01 6 ., 12.. 6d. to 23e. 04. P ose, per qr., tee., white, 26*. fol. to 295. GI; Canadian, 37.. W. to IM. GI. Indian Camper 4501ba., American, yellow, 265. to les. 6d.; white, 27e. 0.1. to 265.; French, Spenhh, (taboo, Ite., yalkw , 238.64. to 262.6 d.; white, 26., 0.1. to ICe. 6d.; lbrell and 'bk. Od. to 275.0 d. Indian Cows Mesh, per I'•Gite.,l3s.tal. to 144.0 d. Flour, per btl of 11161 b., Canadian, sweet, I Is. 61. to 191.0 4 .; U.S. Western Canal, sweet, 16e. Od. to le., 051.; Ohio, 12.. Pd. to 190.6 d.; Philadelphia and Baltimore, sweet. Its. Col. to 190. W.; New Orleans, lie Id. to 19s. 04.; ditto end Canadian, bested and sone, I lota 168. 4d.; French, One and ouper. 6.., per rick of /601 to. 28s. Od. to *01.04. ; extra, Od. to 38e. Od Arrivekt into Liverpoo/ from this 9tl to (be 15th Sept. Inelneire: Wins; 14,076 qrs • alt, 1,378; Oats, 1,917 ; Bum. 216; Peas, 313; Corn. 2,1130; Oatmeal, 3,333 masks; Flour, 3,333 seeks and 23,777 brio. lain. to Ireland : Wheat, 471 gra; Rears, 44 ,• Mahan Corn, 3,01; ltdlan Cora Meal. 110; flour, 707 sacks and 6,691 bele. LYNN, Sept. 16.—The suppky of new Wheat to-day is rather tarp. and has sale at a Mulles of fully L. per goatee. No old ammo. A few samplm of =4ll lBa Bs. to les. Within the lest few days the Potatoes to tide have tear most massively Mewed. Wham, beam% SUM to Ms; white, 49.. NIWCASTLE, Sept. 16.-11 a• weather continue of the mast splendid drestivisa pa M. 11111 awe so interruption to seared to bereast oteretiams; hat to est Wise ids .acme Mme of mime Iv Ms ?Mae dloosz=elt Is m =fte "Mem mod grove upprebmime em .oast of So arm Mt omvvAt rim bddif didli di didbk, ambled gbh a 'bream ins My, meet love sooldboloi mehaly le the maimed Ude eserma At est midst Ws mangos roe Md mood af new Wheat bon ions, mad, oomita. am. Me one se wed, la pod as is Interday, a clew ausse me testy elkolvd it full , Mtn. bit h dd What few tramp... tlaremarrad, isliers being unirMiNg lo amp Me FMB ollertd Mire, lismwer, ,eerie required drabs • mda.t7.a et is pee ml elimitted to. Forte moods sem red, gsr ar am=moto . =et ale.asillie. par merger win ob. Wood. Am me mil at very Irrodolor prism Mt we eidoliimirmbse the ire eisend ee the trade mil mom imemi doi bpi little alai:ie. Malting *NW 9. par *pin' In. %ft So seism hammy tamely memessed so moil rote en te pew, aim" we Wyk &dee mumbe wadi III& Obi, maw eon eseekt after, bat with limb Msk mididdi did as ma• mea d. wul apply to Bum omi lose. Oft I NIP mime femur, Mt 'dearer. PLYMOUTH, Sept. 111.--Mapplies for lasers' Wheat are rill iaadmair, bat a tlneln to eestioue omeive cams. of new and old from Imam ils ices very eel So trade this mac. lag wm MM. Sim ass essloss to r e hat anthers bold beak and mime se Waned Mawr en the tars was. ilaitssonr, Sept. 11.—We had a fair attendance in oar mattes sway. sod the of sew Wheat ins Ws* ; Ist Um. wassails,* soy oht Is asswisass with the Ir is asellet of /fisallsr" Ibsen GI Mod nesiell rift pwr &Miss eld satp aft allot cereelesj tri Mho ma detain sillarl bow ea whig imp. NY Wear Val arennelni. • poi sus* at am km% mallitsgurgiesare sot rstla dmwdl. sod sseyMas Wean gid, Mare the trails stud. =min. Is Dam. PINI. trawnstlass psr lass st hag week% prim New Tileliss wen Is gao Vii; owl Usk pastas war CATTLI, te.—Baimartss, &apt. 15.--Thia great fair, wide aselaw Mr leer de" aed wearrora a a the Bethesda, We. demmwed W& Int day Was isaml the We of lamp. Pam dr Waft pr vfait slasalsSawadrrea et sot. 14 Avila be • so SIM lbw Ls Wm so must MI Is the mire mat—lb* mei maim at Ems melltall tar Ma ma to r'gmtarreaaamtlbratatlrt WM mae maid out Is sloe ardor aml ametlas. Kim va• =erspata, aM ram* remind wadi et If Ali& sea amisady Me ft. low{ hyt Wes Cnr: n+nx Putt novns B Iturnmcs 0111. Mal 1411 ...... fouts.nois r1.111111.11,fil 3Aso len*wle • F.E.N WICII SWLVDOIt %AAA. 41 1.01.TV , T1141 .... C• 11114014011 O ulailmoimm Srarroau ir• 101.1 4 ...... 111IFICY Utur N , 17111011A111 Locour 11 4 .L11111 , 411 Czurza LnWOOL ‘f Ilvt.t. Liume You huscarrnt SWUM...M.ON Wan it imauntrron Nis cAm.s t WICK 131.1000 W William It. Mtat:mg, Esq., Garryestetle, sold a top lot of Pro-year old nether*, aniountieg toone hundred, at 415.; and it was remarked th.,t they were the fattest Sheep on the green. Captain Pigott, Eagle Hill, Fold a similar lot at the woe price. The Marquis of Clanricirele obtaint d the highest price for a lot of three-rear-01 Wethere, eon ing of ZOO, whkh brought 41s. The kilos toe prices may be relied on ma torrect, viz.: —Lambe, from 19a to IGs. ; Hemp to, from Als. to 03a. ; two.; ezr.old Ewis, from 31s. WI10..; Wetli, to, tram lie. to Eta. !Werra' lots of Ear llogin to ire?, sold ss logh as 35e. alto- C a ttr . ,4 . t may be said that have not reeeded, though. in some greeter espeetatioaa might have bass entertained, In 005. aequence of the high rates given by graziers at the early graw tins in May and June. An nearly as posuble that can be arcertzined at the present moment, the total number of Sheep brought into the fair was &Unit 10,900, of •bich there were sold 9,300!. The iiOTFC fair sill be keid to-day. The show of horses la wry good, and tome b.ive already mold ate high figure. - - - C VCX 11ELD (SCASEX) FA I It, Sept. 16.—There was goo I so; ply of stack flail ktedr. tore beasts wee le good demand, but no improvernen! was mole upon the priers at former fairs, ex cept for working Oaen which sold freely nt advanced prices. Three and four years old enasirg 301. to 341. the p.iir; Mileh Cows sob% well, 14/. to '3l. been given for the meet ustf-11 swat% bred beast.. In the Sheep fair tone% business was dere , nt the following prim :—Tuvit Donn Ewes, rt.. to :;1o.; Welber., 3's. to 36•4 Welber Caned, lee. to 325.: Ewe Lembo,. 12s. en It.. per be ; store figs add 'doe ly at inner price.; bat n Hogs, 3v. ed. to Is. per stone of ell*. In the florae fair nothing sold except goer! cant Ulna at IS to 23 guineas, and a few very choice animals, three years oil, 30 guineas each. ItovintvarAar, Sept. I.s.—We have again a. very large allp ply of Sooda, of good quality. Of Satiny only a small anp,ily. 7lta mita were dull id role at laid win k'a qugationt. Mutton all raid at loot week'. quotation... Beef, 4.. Gil. to Ss. 9d. per Rose. Mutton, SJ. to SO. per .o.i nook Sheep, Log:ester and South Moroi. :It. to 25. t.; 24. rfolk, 2.:11. to 20. SALIKBP RV, Sept. 16.—Our market to-day was very blearily supplied with Bemis, rather of an inferior Ms niption ; the atte,dance of buyers war not very Rohl; the trade wa.rlack through out the .an, and although sales were Mrs...fiat redueel rate., • clear. once was not egret. d. The supply of Sheep was nut lie I .rge se last market, and there was a demand for the heat South this na at late quotations. Very few infetior Sheep remained unsold, but little bust. ne.s doing Lnmb. and prices are luUr a•lpported. The none remark will apply to tnte.. A full stipple Or Pie . • the trade W. not to !Ur I briAi, without variation in priesa. Best 0x Beef, Ss. 61. to 96 per mere; Cow and Helfer diVo, tip. 6d. to 76 6d. Down Melon, 34d. to 6d. per lb. ' • tea. 3d. Lamb, 61d. to 7d. Veal 3d. to MI. Pork, retail, Sid. c• • 64. Green Boron, 6!d. to 7d.; dry, ad.; Pork per more, 76 6d. to aa. ; Moro Piga, from IL. to 235. each. _ . Frosts the LONDON GAZA:T M—Tuesday, Spt. 16. WILLIAM 1311.1, Aheriravenny. Monmouthshire. pianoforte dealer, to surrender Sept. 29 and Ott 29. at 11, at Itristsl Court. hum', Illoaritsburi.rquare. Or. swig. , Hutton, Bri+to,. loos Coes. Awwirib Nile-cod-road, builder, Sept. 27 at 12, and Nor. 3at 2, at Bastairliall.atreet. 901., Sorrell, Fetchurch. street; rif. atsig., Whilmorc, linpinithallutreet. Rlel/1111 , 1.0,10.01.1. and NMI,. 1., MONO., Littleharnpton, Suave:, merehairs, S. pt. 21 at 11, not Nov. 8 at I!, at 13.e.ir.,;hall.streeL Soh., Lewis and Co., Raysiond.building., and Mt bsta.. llolmes, and Son, Arundel; WE asog., Pennell, GiuldtolLeh.oubers. Enw.an MAVIS,. and URNS', SI ‘ll7l, Aldrate 111.h.atrect, wt. .11en drape°, tik•pt. 23 and Nov. 4. at I , at Zit BOIP., Reed and Co., Irlday.atrent, Cheapaide ; off. ass.g., I'cnoell, Cluildhaltehambera Joan St rum,a MAI,GOLD, Tipton, StnlTord.hire, prot I.ion dealer, Sept. 3, and Oet. 21, at II S, at Birmingham Court, sok , Motterana and Co., Itirmingharn ; o 9 ulg. , Whitmore, ELIJAH 8 deamon, Ilaydon4quare, Minaries, Jeacller, Sept. 2101111, and Nov. 1 at I, at Basugliall street. Sol. Sydney, Finsbury. de e u.; oft as•ig. Pennell, Guedhall-cluinnberii. Jana Toomsant feeds. and china dealer, Oct. and Nov. 3, at It, at Leeds Court. Dunning, Leeds ; elf. swig., Free. nun, Leeds. BANKRUPTCIE.4 ANNULLED. _ _ Sept. 11. Gamma Est, 11014 City, Olin& atid slaw dealer. Sept I!. JOIIN 1111.-ruutixotos, High llolboto, yroxr. CERTIFICATE to be grunted, note. eau, be ebown to the contrary y ea t saq f meetfeß. • Oct. 9. 11. Key, IL KaT, and Heywood, Lancashire, cotton splutters. PARTNERSIIIPs DIS'OLVED.—J. Brown, are., G. Brown, and • J. Brown, Jun., Masbrotyrb, Yorkshire, ironntasters, no [Jr m r. garde J. Brown, aril.—it. Cush and J. Butt, Torqu.iy, Desoashire. dr.ipt rs —4. lYsirtico.l and W. P. T.tylor, 9isahonden, Rent, farmers—Ann Oillibrand, Cltharine C.Eliercial, and May Gilt's and, blandish, Laacashire, grocers, so far as reinvila Littharine Gilibrand—J.Grt en and W. 11. Cruckford, Runcorn, Cheshire, entters—citoline banks and Rosins Cab, Great Porthind.street, milliners— F. n. Lockwood and P. 9 tagglos, Pemberton-romr, Fleet-onset, siationeni—M. Menne :11111 J. Stmism, nottitutham. frarnesmiths —E. Mehl and C. A. Cord. ingley, Glasgow, commission i.gre . s —J. Oyston, T. Burn, and 0. lieniugton. Wain Omit, Yorkshire, Ithendrapers, no tar u. rsgar.ls G. Peninstio. Pr.. us, Jun, and G. Dortibmeh, I:retched-filers, Itoskelt :out W. Rob , rts, Liver]. 44, stockhrol,ets -C. Mott nil and W. D. 11..tison, Forrodrrst, Lambeth, and Coal Ea ch:mats, City, c0..1 merchants-9. zenith anti J. ..en„ Pump row, nt. Luke's, quits r nu ice:ads—T. I. Williams and E. Newton, Man -11 chests r, doublers of cotton yarns. Otztle Brrer.c N.E. N.W. NE. N.E. N.E. N.P.. N.W. W.S.W. N.E. N.V. 1 . 4 .'W • Fix. K- Gentle Breese Gentle Rr•w.. . Grntle Brecon strong B-. au Gnntle Itr,ene Gentle Breeze Otn tie hrrt, Gentle Bre. ne Gentle bra: v Gentle Breeze Ovalle Breeze Gentle Breese overcast Fin Fine Nrli ,, l l V Cloudy Vary lino rod.i Cloudleas Ovirca , t :'artially Cloudy Overeamt Parody Cloudy 'lore, Cloudy tine Clue overcoat overcast Cloudy Fine Fine Cloudy Cloudy Folly Flue Cloudy Cloudy Fine Cloddy Fina Floe Cloudy Cloudy Rae Cam, Yogi, cloudy Cloudy Fla, FUN THIS DAY, Nooc. Coons of WIM. Stradith of VIM. State of the Weather. E. Calm. Partially OrermaL TM retants front the following places did not reach this Mace in tine for publication yesterday; they therefore lath:ate the state of the weather on Monday olorning at sine o'clock. Lamm' L CAZIOW rims x. Lanes E. Catws ER; Strong Breese (Retie Ream Wet Airs , Clear tramline Partially Cindy Cloudier TUE SARDINIAN WORKMEN AT MANCTIESTER.— The Sardinian workmen, whose presence in London has been noticed in the Express, as having come to visit the Great Exhtbition, arrived in Manchester to the number of 49, on Sunday evening. They had letters of introduction to the mayor and authorities, and have been treated with a good deal of consideration. Six of them, who arc profes sional men, were lodged at the Brunswick Hotel, and the others at the neighbouring coffee-houses. On Monday, two officers of the civil force were deputed to conduct them to some of the principal workshops. Amongst others they visited the cotton factory of Mr. Murray, ia Union street, the workshops of Messrs. Parr, Curtis, and Co., machine-makers, Mr. Sharp, machine-matter, and Mr. Whitworth, machine-maker. In the evening a party of them dined with the mayor. Amongst them were the Chevalier Lencisa, Sardinian Com missioner to the Exhibition of 1851 ; the Chevalier Sobrero, Professor of Chemistry at the University of Turin; the Chevalier Seeppini, member cf the Sardinian parliament, l and director of the present expedition; M. Terrero, bar rioter and member of the Chamber of Commerce at Turin; M. Ansaldi, Professor of the University of Genoa ; Captain Bertinatti, interpreter to the expedition, and Dr. Malacria, the physician accompanying them. Two addresses were presented to the mayor yesterday at the Town Hell, one in English by Chevalier Lencisa, the other in French by Che valier Seappini. The Mayor briefly acknowledged the double compliment in French, expressing a hope that their sojourn in England had been agreeable to them ; that the had found much to interest them in the Exhibition, and something worth seeing in Manchester, and that they would derive advantage from the visit. Afterwards, accompanied by the mayor, they walked through the Exchange, viewed the exterior of the Cathedral, went through the warehouse of Messrs. Potters and Norris, and a small party also in spected Mr. Joyneon's silk mid. The whole party were to lean for Leaden this morsing. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ss *sr eserespals‘ssis the "d hi ...31.4 ' we's... IJoyd's LIM" MA ItYLEBONE COUNTY COI:Ia.-YESTERDAY. lirtolut A. A• D A ART. DAVMSONt.CALE —A Drsiptr'd BILL, In this action. which teas for goods sold and delivendl, the plaintiff, a dentist, .ought to recover from the &ten d:lnt, on aged widow, the sum of lit Ithi. The plai ... itl' stated that he laid rer .ved an order to make a set of arti ficial tee th for the alt h nt!ant, who, on the delivery of the same, n•fusl to rewrite them. The defrtelant, being called by her solicitor, in answer to the plaintiff, the mouth of April last I load a house iu Portman-spa ire, furnished, fur the accommodation of visitors to the Great 1 had a card iu the window announcing apartments to let, fur nished. The plaintiff callwl. lle said, tt You have fur nished apartin , tits: and I answered, " I have. Will you look at them " lle slid so; tool on being toil that the rent was even guineas per weck, observed, Just the thing. lire in your neighbourhood, and shall require them for a relation of mule, with a family of seven children." The plaintiff was then about dese:seling the door steep, when stublenit turning rowel, and looking her foil in the face, hr said, •• You are nut so very old. 1 am a dentist by prot.s.sion, and you have lust some teeth ; kt me supply you with some artiticials and extract your stumps." (I.otal hit' r.) I replied, •• No ; the teeth I have will la-t me o. lung as , I live' ; b." alter the mama is over, If I approve of your suggestion, you are the only per son who 1 sh.tuld emplo y . 1.1,4,1: me your card." Ile did au, anilwent away. Ileturedoing so, however, he told= that his charge would hi 11/ , with twelve months' credit. Ile adds.!, It you take nay advice, you will lire many more ys -rt. than you otherwise would. and, from the influx est - expellant tisdors, I pnminte, will gain Walther husband." A few days afterward. he tontin called , ushing me it' I had made no my wind about the teeth, when I ..hid Ito; but wit. it I 'did 1 would cull upon him, at the vitae time add ing, that his visit Will Tin timely, as he might be able to relieve my niece, who was suffering from pain in a tooth. Ile filled the tooth with something he took (ruin his coats pocket, alter w;tich she s xpresscil henrlf ewy, refusinu, at my desire, to tiudie any charge, but as!sing for boiling water to by fetched, fur which purpose my niece left the room, and intin.,liately atttr..ir .• Now I mutt tab., is model of your mouth, but must first retract your stumps. - (Laughter.) Ile then furebly pushed me into a chair, and with some instrument drew from the ntuf of my mouth ore of my two remaining stumps, which made me cry fur help, whereupon he ilesistwl. 1 taw no more of hint till two mouths ago, when I received a stunruoLs from the court. Judge—Have coo the teeth? Def. lid-Int-1 bay.• wa. sir, nor mould I have them at any price—(laughter)—but he once showed th.in to me, saying .if I did um calm them, and pay him 10/. Ins. ho would compel me to swallow them. (Loud laughter.) The defendant's niece spoke in corroboration of her aunt'. testimony, and The jury, natter the direction of his Honour, immediately gave a verdict fur the ih leadaat. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COI:RT.—YESTERDAY. isitn,x yr. Itscuaoga. The strand jury eameTirtO7ourt in the after part of the day, bringing true bills against a sergeant of the metropo litan police, and tome of the officers of the South-Eastern ltailway, upon the prusecutiou of Lord ltanelagh, fur as sault and perjury. Mr. Ballaatine, who was instructed for the prosecution, said that as the defendants were persons in a responsible position and would uu doubt be forthcoming, he was not in structed to apply for a warrant, but he should merely re quest the court to fix the amuuut of bail which they should be required to enter into. The Recorder mid that the usual amount of bail, which was, the parties themselt is in WI., with two sureties in 401. each, would be sufficient. There were cross indict ments and the ethers had been removed to the Queen's Bench, and he supposed it was ♦ery probable that these in , dittments would also be removed. Mr. 11.111antine said he should offer no opposition to any course by which the whole matter might be fully in quired into. BIGAMY. William Matthew, 41,;:siliieted for bigamy. Sophia peeves di posed that the prisoner was married to her soder, Anne Loess Reeves, at Chichester, at the sub deanery parish church on the 3rd June, 1311. The sister had between 2001. and 300/. when the prisoner married her, and they went to London and took a public-house. About two years afterward. her slater came home in a road wag gon, and when she bad paid her fare she had only sixpence left. Her sister was always of weak mind, and 6110 was subsequently removed by the parish authorities to Bethnal Urern Lunatic Asylum, where she was at the present time. By Mr. l'arnell—The parish had to support her sister at Chichester fur some time, and they had instituted the pre sent prosecution. The prisoner did not contribute in any vray wards the support of his wif e after she left him. Mary to Young, the sewed wife, deposed that she became acquainted with the pri-once while she was in service in Portland-o.sec, and sit: was married to him on the- 3rd of February, 1819. She was aware that he had been mar ried, but he showed her a letter stating that his wife was dead, and when ahl) married him she baieved that he waa widower. By Mr. Parnell—Me pri-oner was engaged as a waiter and interpreter at the Exbihition. lie came home one day the worse for liquor, and tie) , had a quarrel, and he struck her, and she then went to Chichester to make inquiries about his wife, and this Led to the present prosecution. Mr. Parnell, at the rinse of the case, submitted that there was a material variance between the evidence with regard to the name of the parish where the Ant marriage was solemnised, and the indictment, the letter describing it as the pariah of St. Peter the Great, otherwise sub-deanery, whereas, according to the e.i.lcoce, the parish was known by the name of Sub-thauere The Recorder said he did not think there was much weight in the objection, but perhaps it would be the safer muse for him to avail himself of the power given to the court by a reeent statute to amend the description of the parish, and he accordingly directed the words "St. Peter the Great, otherwise" to be struck out. hire Psrnell then addressed the jun' for the prisoner, mil kluged on his behalf the probability that he really Wined that his wife w as d ea d at t h e t i me h e contracted monad marriage. The found the prisoner Guilty, and !towns sentenced tio ha and kept to hard labour far six months. NEW COURT.—YEMLILDAT. saran TON 031111611 snows. Paccar Plum's. ..........._ l o•44lasAisprimer, sad Wil/Suss Hrper, 24, wow prialimg ankh, valued agal pima lbs SOW af N Doo Mary m Oasis. Headmen, ea ip CLEIMENWELL .... Samuel Ilerriny, a smartly dressed young man, one of the swell mob, was charged by police-constable 31 E divi sion, with having vinlentlyassaulted him. The prisoner was elm charged with having violently assaulted Timothy The constable stated that he was in Golden-lane, St. Luke's, that morning, at 1 o'clock, when he saw the pri soner, who is a notorious swell mobsman, with about a dozen others of his fraternity. The prisoner, who knew him to be an officer, came up to him, and addressing his sad, "'This fellow has often crabbed us; let us serve him out," and with that he struck him right and left on the mouth, which caused him to bleed profusely. Ile seised the prisoner, when his associates were about to attack him, but the young man Sullivan CAI= to his assistance, on which he was attacked, beaten, kicked, and bitten by the prisoner. They called for assistance, when other officers came up, and the prisoner was secured and locked up in the station. The prisoner, who refused his address, denied the charges, attributing violence to the prosecutors. 31r. 'Tyrwhitt felt satisfied wjth the evidence, and sentenced the prisoner to three weeks' imprisonment, with tine fur the assault on the policeman; and 1(1, or a fort night for that committed on Sullivan. Christopher Itaytots was finally examined on a charge of having wilfully set fire to his house, No. 2, Margaret place, Margaret-street, Clerkenwell. The particulars have already appeared in this paper. The prisoner's defence, it may be recollected, was that he did it to kill the bugs. Mr. Wakeling said the charge would not be pressed against the prisoner, who was discharged. lilARLBOR01:011-ST1(EET. Frederick Otto Herman'', describi d us Ganges student, who also represents himself to be a political refugee was charged with haying committed an extensive robtiely at Vernon House, Pall Mall, under the following circum stances: Mr. James Keen Hawkins said—l am a barrister at law, and reside at No. 50, Pall Mall. The prisoner, who is a German, called upon me two or three weeks ago, and represented bins. if to be the friend of a person with whom I was acquainted when in Germany. The primmer said ho was in distress, and I gave him half a sovereign and some food. On Friday, the 12th inst., the prisoner called again, and was again relieved. I was fatigued at that time, and I went into my bedroom, leaving the prisoner in another room. I laid on the bed, and went to sleep. I was awakened by my ierv.ust, who told me I had been robbed by the prisoner. The prisoner had left the house while I was asleep. I missed my watch front the head of the bed. I missed a quantity of plate and ether ankles, worth together at least 10W. All the articles were safe when I left the prisoner iu the room. On the following day a countryman of the prisoner called on me to give inform. tioa relating to the robbery. Police-constable Rogers, C 153, appreheaded the prisoner at his lodging., 27, ItuPort - street Thi l Lfrisrlow was writ ing a letter at the time. On searching tekmatar. a gold watch, two rings, and other articles were emall. After being taken to toe Vine-street Station s tiara mielted the prisoner's room more minutely, tad Mai • quantity of table and dessert spoons, and other article s an of whids were identified by Mr. Hawkins. The pine: admitted he bad given to a man named Mee& ewe riga to pawn. Maack pm up the riaga, whieft were efts himilied. k it • member of lemon were praised is the Imiwri • of f tlerer. Some of them wise ha elideale of the • kr the seams with whisk they were .du hy aiwaturers webs themselves elf as poll se. Vart Maine of impetie_qtatay. itiate. the primer mit be aftesil set hare ccea 'Masi the theft had be net beg ewe mei la datum. Theygleater Mel tabillalliesd. KVICII 41rFSTILVIIONEI. - ..... Stain e Roma, Ouwww,caloaterer, Sept. 22 and Oct. 13, at the Itoysl lintel, Hendee. Jaw, u.e, Ltith, Customs otheer, Sept. 22 and Oct. 13, at the New Ship 11.tet, trith. Aaroimao tilsesow, groom, Sept. 111 end Oct. 10, at rte Cl Wenn ot Owe!, Ops.v‘e. ~,*aßu LOCIMIF %11, AtdrlA2:fr, merchant, Sept. 2.1 Oct. 11, at an tail' Ilotel, Inw nay. Roomer H•L,a.o, Blatt w, moire curter, Sept. 23 and Oet. I:, at the Globe than), Glasgow. Way via tenni...us, Cle.khill, taw Dumfries, and aluneyrnr, near Annan. rile manulexth. r, Sept. 19 and Oct. 10, at the Ling s Alas Inn, Denarks. PUBLIC &ILES. SEPT. IS.—By Mr. Titter, at Garraway's—Twoleaseliold Culthorp-street, Gray's-inn-road, producing 1115/. per annum, held un lease for 93 year. fro= 1526, at a ground rent of 791. per annum-100/. Thee.. houses, with stabling and other premises, in Gough -street north, Gray's-inn-road, let upon leiees unit others-I.e for rents pr,islueing 2121. per annum, term 93 years from 1826, at 1.10/.-18.5/. A small tenement, with other premises, in the rear of the foregoin4 lots, let fur 141. 12s , and held fur the saute term tli a peppereorn rents-150/. A leasehold house, No. 7, Wells-street, let at 12/. fax an num, held for GS yvirs, at a peppercorn rent.---31i.'. A 'Lir hour , \‘'::i4l:.treet, producing, 10!. per annum-3101. Mr. J. J. Our: ILL, at Garraway's.—A frerhold home, 11, Short'.-bui:dingv, Civrkumell, produciug 25/. per munum— ;;7o. DAILY WEATHER TA3LE. The State of the Weather at Nine o'clock yesterday arrisnged in order of latitu Counsel Who& rr.I)NR,DAY, SEPT. 17, 1851. each of the fellowin; V..Lres at morning. The statiuta are An. &wennli - of Wsnd. 11..mse a Pima. State of Weather. PLTItoLT. CASUALTIES. Leinster Lass (s.), I;c;ulltoLiverpool, grounded at New Deep in the Boyne, last night, in a clime foz, and will have to discharge before ,he can be got OE She has not received any material damage.—Drogheda, Sept. 13. St. Petersburg (Russian brig), Leinbko, bound to St. Peters. burg, was on shore near (lute Attcl, Island of Oesel, 27th Aug.—Reval, Sept 5. SEABORNE MAILS. shretles that the sate ere ent ?r. the 00teral reet•oosol 0 the sight--end 1111 0 the tea note —deepateh.l Day when aisce up 1,.,n SOU COUNTRIES. to General Ise!. Port Wheel o®t. tondos. despatched. due. Laseries(by kritpaoket N 'Sept. 19 ---.4 Liverpool :Sept. 22 . unerlea(hyenitild States pasket) NlScpt. It Amoritzebyl'aitatespklS , s,pt. 21 Africa (West Omit) ...N iietis ot the osocUs nyiswith ...,Oct. 3 Uelandria• N I ALSO ath of ono. Dover jilept.ll Cesium N I belly . lfaver 'Dolly Brasil M '97h of the inowl2 meth: unpins. (Jet. IS nuance Arm 11 ath of the month•,e.baniptou. Oct. la enliforvia(vis Chaires ) ll nutitlithof m I moot: osouthteeptos. Sept. 20 Cape of Coed Mope N 1 lib of the saconth, Plymouth 10:t. 3 Coaatantinopis • ..... ....N 7th17012/thof nisa!Dover Central America 3l Imiklnied rat-ath 30111Asnaptos.sept., 20 Channel Islas ,..111 Mos,Wed.osErid. Sout'asmptos. IMlktle Chili N 1 - th of the wind% toutliJa.i.ton..Oct. 3 France Mk N rice drily Doter Crewe.... ........... ....../1 f thllth2lthof moo Dover ;Sept. Ifi Banbury N ittc•rzy a Vri toy Lembo 11'see..Sed Holland —.........2d Wetnes. k Mitur.,Lontion. Wallah% Dominus *1 17th of the mmth knithami tem Sept. 20 Inland II it N folk daily !lob hc-il Tince de India (Oa Sootkampt)M 'loth of the inoitS Soutannytoa Sept. 13 ladle (via Marseilles) Pi 7thsf.l Divot month Dover ,Sept. 13 Mediterransal(vla South 1 amptun) lli loth of the math Southampton. ; Sept. 2,3 III!! Marseilles) _ft 711 24th .4 mouth Dover Mexico It 2.1.1 of the moth Southadoptua-tlet. 3 Madeira ll 911. et the tooth Southarorou.'Oct. IC „, 1 ;,11,1 '44,190427dt Melia. ' &I• thof the month Dewy Nap"c f. IS 30.1:41323th0f mm Dover 'Sep'. 22 papal States* N 3t4l3ta2.ithornwe 1 lour ,Sept. 22 rentionla P/1 7thlitlinthofronnlsuilthampton. Sept. 26 Peru hl If th vi the month Southampton. Cr:. 3 Tuseatiy• N ithl3:l.l3thof mon Dover West Indic.. M 17th of the month *intl./amp:or:. - sept. 29 West Indies (nowt Na. 'sans, and Nassau) Al Iliad of the mon h. ttouttlanytto. Sept. 20 • The mails to thnae countries thus marked (v) are conveyed by • The malls to time ei rmach p irket via Marvell CA7.14'01111 s.—Mails to are n or despatched and di awl from Cal ue by every A ria the United States peakat. ARK I VED. Avat Caueritut-at Gravesend, September IS. from Norway Auas II \-- a S.leombe, &venire'. IS, fr0a.......... . ......... Alga CYGNI.T—off the Start, September 13. Cutalttaa-off Cape Clear, front Talpualmo ('ACTl's—at Gravesend, 14 totember 16, team Petersburg C.t.st a -at Liverpool, September ai, tram.- Calcutta Itesu-at Pratte], Septenitsr 16, Irma Neirfoundl.,nd 11.8.1 atu.n-olf Cape Clear, September 14, from Calcutta Pao--+t Liverpool, September 10, from Anthills JOHANNA— at Gravesend, septend. r 111, from Perth JANCS -at ttramead. September It", froM Stettin !Attar-at Sunderland, September 11, Irma Quebeo Lll7O I- I/ -at Ceire., Septetuter 1."., from London Lieu Para-at Quetrutoan, Scot:saber N. fr, in Galata 1.41,1" Irtastaaasar-at bri-t.l, september Id, trout-ft Vincent NeAroa-at Hull, September £4, ism Quebec ' Mmout-4 Portaruouth, tieptembcr 15, front. Riga Nerves'-at Plymouth, Sivember 15, from London thamorro-at Gravesend, tieptelober 16, from Baltic Oato-og Liverpool, Sepk tuner It, from Alexastria 1'it1111:1 , -at Queenstown. Septenther 14, from Alexandria Gems 11..-off t rooklaaven, ti.- tmaber 14, from Bombay SUNSE4II- at (lniveeend, Septemba IS, from Ihtstsio st.smit MAUI:AI:FT — 3lt 0111,Tlfrrld, September 16, front Petercburg Pinta-off Plymouth, September IS, from .. ....... ....Denta Vansom -at Ur.vesend. September in, from. Cronet , dt TOILKIIILIM -at Gravesend, September 16, from Petersburg SAILED. Connoeroar —from Swansea, Ininenahev 13, t 0............. WNW= CARA*, x:- fro.o Gravesend, treptaober 13, to lllo.utity IH•ouo- :real Grave:soul, September 16, to Cope Gout Drous —from GraveHlltl, Riup/ ...bee Id, to Trinidad 4:XlolMM—from Saleott.be, 1 1 / 4 1::eta.ber 13, to l.l-bon linnaesete —trona Live, pad, septenher 16,t0 lionig dont linen—from Dartmouth, be:loulla 19, to Lat e.olor tito. Sr. N - from Da tmouth, September 13, to sevillet tatonuc—flom ISEAURLIf IP, SVpieruber 14, to bosom Cir-oss—from Liverpool, h. pleuibrr 16, to nine Garry Igl.V. —from Gravesend, September 16, to Niet Diep totseen—from Liverpool, St plumber 13, to Staten Wend, Ite. Dore—fr. - at Liverpool, N . ,1.4mt. r 16, to On demala I lorrrestr —from Gravesend ' , Per...ember 11, to Hamburg 11, Ise -4Miti loured , t4ptem.e. r 16, to ll.m.eaten llosemeito--froni Lpool, Oeptual.er 16, to ...... TalPaealvo Joe —front Liverpool, Copt. nevr In. tr' 1.1 • ,0n If:Turin° —front Gravesend, sep: , ...her DI, to St. at . ...31.1 J,-u,, from lingo:need, lieptenbt r 11, to .. L.31111 11•11 T Aso —hum Sunderland, Septent4a 1 9 , to Cnkutta Wave—front Llverioul, lieptenther In, to In !:.nd N•11:11ABS , —Crum I innresso.l. 50 .. ..nt. , to, to ....... Cherbourg PAILICALAIr—(rim Liverpool, is,l 4 . :tther :6, to Volls.r.doo Pontote — front Liverpr.. 4 N i4ML!)-1 . If., 10 •••••••.. Via inia P. meet:nese. —wow Una( AM., r tott tuber 16, ter... Lt‘r (Annex—from Gravesend, Piemonte:, 16, to. ...... ... Newf. dlth land Iteatrov—from Sunderland, limn, t.ber 11, to ... Aleottndrif SAltAll—trool 5wan,...., September 13, to awe de 1%4141 : 4 41,m m-1.-44m Liet.rpool. Sep:Do:ter 11 0 ;, to 1 oaten SHAM WS.NKLIt—IILIII, Liverwort. September 10, to Swann VBSBIILB SPOKEN WITH. Anne (ship?, board wee*, Peet. 7. !Lt. IS 74.,10n. 411 W. Ilarlr4uin (tenet, sterrine N. tw W., Aug. 16,1 rt ea Y., k .6) W. IltitglLsett wow), Aug. 11, L 449 26 W. I've, I (bunter). Allft. 21, It. 4; N.. km. W. WIIILatn (Itirtitte), Inert Ltetue ter Lae 'Tool, Aug. 21.14. -le tun. r 9 W. The RAILWAY TO liftENTrintih—Sir,-11te Duke of Northumberland has kindly thrown open Syon Mane to the public., and hundn „Is of persens venter:tee the opportu nity of viewing the 'et vestibule and beautiful garekns. Many choose the less pku.stut but (apparently) went expeditious mode of rating there and back -cams, by the South We Railway. Hut how sadly mistaken wo arc its supposing it the most emu elitious route.. I took es n turn ticket to-day, and arrived at Beentford in good time. Upon examheing the time:bill I found a train an nounced to leave lirentlorel at I , i minutes past 6, and due at Waterloo station at 4 past 7. We started t sactly at tho hour specified in the thaeloill, with a great number of pas sengers. When we reached liew there were as many waiting toga in as we had taken up at Brent ford. We were delayed there some minutes to put estra carriages on. Row. ever, everybody seemed pretty comfortable under the cir cumstances; but when we gut to the part of the line where the road branches limn the Richmond liue, we had to submit to another stoppage of 20 minutes. Much terror was manifested by some of the passengers, many of whom have not forgotten the late accidents ton railways. We got away from there at last, and arrived at the Waterloo station at a quarter-past eight---ono hour and ten minutes after the proper time. I have known much reform caused by publicity given to abuses through the columns of e newspaper, and perhaps the publication of this letter will prevent a recurrence of such want of punctuality.--J\ PANbENGta..—Scpt. IG. - - - - [Advertisement.]—HoLLowAT's OINTMENT AND Pius TIIE 1101ST IlF)11.1.,Y IN Tub WOULD FOlt Tub CUSS OF KesO. a/TICT, a miner, living at Newport, had been afflicted from hie infancy with scrofula or lag's evil, which WU greatly ay. meat.' by the nature of hie empinywent. All the loetwa that be applied to were unsuccessful in their treatment of his case, emm them at the Infirmary at Bristol, whither he bail gone in the hope of obtaining relief. In thin coral:lion hr commence I the use of Dols loway's Ointment and Pile, 11111 e.l/ rapid was the cure by these fine medicines, that it is coridderid by those cognlnint of it to be perfectly mireculoss.—Sold by all di u,igiste, and at Prolemor Molloway's betas blishmeut, 241, Strad!, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. FRANCI9.—Sept. 3, as Frotepten.ereseent, the wife of G. Francis Esq., of a daughter, ,tilt-burn. WOMlGOR.—tiept. 12, at Up p. r Seymour-street, Portman-square the wife of W. J. M•Grigur, E. 4., of a eon. MINET.—Sept. IS, at busees-equare. Hyde-park, the wifo of J. Mine, Erg., of a sea. NEELD.—Sept. 14. at the Manor Nouse, Holt, Wilts, the wife of J. Need, Esq., M.P., of a son. SMYTIMES.—Sept. 11, the wife of F. &DAWN, Lg., Chain:Ail/m g Leiden-roe 1, Coldwater, ofs ice and heir. STMT.—Sept. 13, at Lausanne Rorke, Margo., the wife of Lieut.. Col. Stott, el a son. BfARMAGES. ILLEN-KEEN.-Elrptil, at Castle Church, by the Lord lii•hop of Lichfield, the Rev. E. Allen, Incumbent of St. Eaure, Tunbralge. to Mu 7, olden( domed's. of the late G. Keen, Eq., of notelet% ;RIFFTITIff—MERONY.—sept. 9. E. G. IL Griffiths, second ron of L. Griffiths, Req., of Mole-bid, Cheltenham, to Emily, fourth daughter of T. IL Mereay, 1,1., of 3Liltovh Mouse, MI towY Malbay, Clare, Ireland. lARTIN—MACQtrARIE.—Sept. 11, at Ashbourn, by the Res. 1. R. Erringtoo, Anthony, son of tie late A. C. Martin, Esq., of Doh. pa Ileum, Galway, to Marraret, relict of Capt. Macquarie 13th Cleft, and eldest 'arriving daugirer of the late 11. L . GoLdwin. Seq., of Ashbaugh, Derhphire. mvaii4a—LEE.—At Nev; York, A. C. Murray, Esq., Lieut. IL/f.„ son of the Hon. A. Murray, to Abbie, daught er o f Lee. Esq. PHILP—JEAPPRET. —Sept. 10, at Lvuedocti.creseent, GLisgow, A. B. Philp, Bp. Loudon, to Elieabetb Barker, youngest daughter M the late Capt. Jdfrey, of the 36th litgt. of Foot. BMITH—GIINS.—Kept, 10, at St. Mark's, Kennington, C. Bad* Sp., =got the late Omit. T. Smith, of the guil W.I. ItcgL, to Mar. , pre, daughter of the late J. Gunn, Earl., of Tobago, West Indies. VEASET—ALLIX.--11ept. It, at Anteater, by the Ker. G. L. Tate. Vicar of Wrodiwardine, Falop, Arthur David, eldest ma of D. Tay, Esq., of Cootie-MU Hoy.% Ilwitingdne, to Emily Tenth, youngest daughter of C. Allis, of Willoughby MU, lJnools. DEATHS. BANPIELD.—Sept. 10, Elleabeth, wife of J. Banfield, Qoeen'e Pier. muter, aged 69. BOULT...nept. 14, at Hunrell, Cheelaiee, Mazy Helena Elizabeth. wAft of E. ti. Beall, Ea% ELMOODS.—Sept. 12, at Newington place, lanntegtan, Oa wits cf C. Edmonds, EA.. aged SS. _ _ GILCIIRIST.:—Rapt. Li, at Mrltenba -terror, Chelsea. Mary Living. atone, relict or late!. Dileareit, P.p., of thee3rd Itegt. MICHELL.—Sept. It at Hauler, the Iley. IL C. allchall, late Perpetual Curate at Lyinfaston, Hants, aged 17. 11110 D! —Sept. 9, at Mimed Hour, Harrepte, Martha Esther, wife of Ilr. J. libodauel Greve Howe, 13191erebuste, aged 23. 111ir G. llll.—lept. 14 at at Beeelerth7l. HaD.Booro, Lady Sorb, wife of S 'Mor aged framed and publabod byjanarar Nana of N 0.., Lombard. arta, is do My of Loudon. Priam, alio Dem, lambird. ARV. fhopopilsof of Whltordoca. —lrsoomnoo. Samson 1131. Sc Train Olt" Th Wu the Paid. in won Cr 4 bbere •Na sei• 'll Vciir actin rood )(obi ward ttil BE A R .ent LM lAN