The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-14 00:00:00

THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. &TSP.—The harvest nssy now. generally speak ing. M eonsiili r t! coenplete4, sad, taken altogether, proves higkly sa•i•futory. Notwithstanding that a large quantity has been caned in bail condition, the late rain is said to I:ave improve•, the quality of the Lent corn, and, ohm time was given previous to carting, the former rain did not do the amount of damage which wee once supposed.—Bwrai Adve►tiser. Crusts, AND.—Since our last the weather has oat bon so favourable for the harvest operations as for some Ibis previously. On Sunday we bad a heavy shower Mt Me, and Mond ry and Tuesday were thoroughly wet diaga. Ilad the we,.ther kept dry the harvest would have been iteuerallv computed in this district. A. it is, there is *tamely a field of ascot grain to be seen, and not tarry where it remains is stock. Agriculturists in this assay frankly admit that they have seen a more aboodant harvest nor one in which the cereal crops lave been secured in better coarlition. The toenip crop, we believe, is ail that could be desired, bet the disease 13 still progressing to some extent ameogst the potatoes. The demand (or labour con tinues with little abatemeat. Reapers have not obtained such high wages for many years as they have secured this season, an -I no labourer of say description can be induced to hire himself escept at as advance on the rate of remu neration which prevailed during the spring and summer months. U. beliove that, generally speaking, all over the country, the harvest is at least a fare average one, and with regard to Semiarid, the Scutinsan remarks, " this is not merely • goad but • • groat harvest."—Carlisfs J.4trisal. _ . Lai, Yet r /Rt. Sot'rn.—The harvest may be said to be now fairly Loused, and the known. The whist, we regret to hear, is neither so plea- Wel in its yield or good is its quality as last year. Oats, • fair evop. Barley, shoo in the straw and scarce is quan tity. Of pot item the failure is general, much worse than was at first an'icipeted. W• have heard of one gentleman who, after assn an attempt on several rots, threw down . his fork, and &clued his intention of giving The whole crop to any person who would be at the trouble of digging them up —llorrhoo , pros Mercirry. WISITMORI.a ao.—For the incoming grain the weather is all that eats be wished. For the last few days there has hien a fist rattling east wind careering through the harvest held, %inertia ; the heavy-heading sheaves about like nine pine. The farmers' carts in our locality,(Hawkshead perish) fairly groan under the heavy loads of etch produce, and in the sours of a tew days, if the weather continue, all the lament operations here will be Weight to a terminates. It would be quite useless this year for the 0 oldest inha bitant" t • trouble himself with arise he could ant re member such tine weather ne each abundant crops.--Kassief Mercier,. Youssit taz —Diurrtatti.—This week we cannot report coo favourably of the weather ter harvest op reties/ as we did last. We have had a great deal of rata; indeed, en banday last it literally fell in torrents, re that the hwtsg and stacking of the elope have been materially impeded :Several parties about here have thrashed wheat, and the produce amply c:nfirens our previously *armrest opiates that the yield would be as abundant one. Potatoes are being takes up. and the accounts relative to the yield sad 14081011 am of that valuable nes vary materially ; some finding sassy diseased oats, esgesially amiteget kidairys, whilst ethers lad Italy see we two I. every TO peeks se se. Rum r.—Tbe Mewed to Ws nelablearbeed is fast drawls, to a elan. The wheat amp has been neared, and if the present nee weather madame a tew dem the fields will be entirely cleared et white mew. Sams have been ray sparingly sown this year. hilt,.—We hear Se veral taarniuriogs respecting the peels blight, which, it is supposed, will be quite m isilmartive to the crops is this neighbourhood as la on, baser year.— The Dortoaster Chronicle rotes:—The washer dunes the present week has been very wafavenrahla, sad the est. standing trope must have mated by the sendnand Awes* that have fallen in the district. We are fast M bow OM the yield per acre is quite to the esysebilimk, especially on clay and loamy SOO& Dmobins an the lighter quality of land, there was esesillessifie Weft anti premature ripening, and the yield fres sob bessasequeatly lees productive. Taking the &stria. Weever, which usually supplies our market, the wheat seep will he inferior to last year in quality and quantity ; superior M lUD; and about en average produce. Barley IS Terielle in gelidity, some very good, hut very irregular, which the melblen will discover. The aregate quality is likely t• he isms, mad above an average is gg that rospest. Belk be and Sale may be considered ea paucity to We illablsk, sad there are some esesediaily avy ewers el die legmer prim The weather since our las been favourable he bar vest operations, no rain having fallen, while hese have been ocassional drying breeme from the east. The beemoster reached the high point of 30.322 on Wednesday at these p.m., but since then has been gradually drooping. TM east winds have produced a feeling of chilliness, although the thermometer him never been below sixty dopsar, the range having beta between sixty and sixty -four is the shade. The cutting of all kinds of crops is needy completed, rive in the most backward districts, sad lie great bulk of the cereals is all the lowlands is now ia the baroiards. The samples of new grain exposed 1. ear Wednesdays market were plump in the pickle sad of Mae odour, with the exception of one ample sf vi.kelis e ind. o4 balls, , which were darkened toe seta o f Wei weather. Wheat weigh* 66 1 1 11.. barley 67 lbs., were exposed. The a-wants received sham our het regarding the poteo crop are of tie most skew ' therester, although some carmen stilt spook of link or me de having as yet resulted in their individual MM. LOOM state that they have either stopped lifting Ace seep whopping wen Wag prespoied with, or who = the 'rep had ad yet onmessed, that they de net to dA them, the semi palm set paying the fh m w o _s w pe whir the Mated son see piss se ropily yokes ter eseds Wisp The pa : prise Is ilist the das her* poke& Is As. &tentrole per boll of 4 eon. we ihrwarl Ass alsassiai soma% from Ireland, se we MI orals that dr blight k ell bat mahar ani over the Vaasa sad passe odor then in any NW= sloes 1111, Ose_ peembrity with this meson is, that, while as 'dolt Me wholly theme varieties, each aa th sepal% ope. da, w were little affected, are is may imelesses the rot Amp* the failure aro ohs in one kids Yen almost ter= while the red tarlatan is the ease aside ore net knead the hat of lb. sop. As yet Idthr or se= Iris dm Mho bp risolle podia miss to the memo of this diem., sad we semis or oak is the dark or to a ponenthe as whim lie Arises are sole Ile • ia 11146. la odes the mum* lend was oisle osadides Ihr - sad dde op riskso es mart Moe pool ed tai me, erbk tbe owls= Mei seeps et Impome tan 411 drie eressa. km, ia may laslrsamearmaragal7 poked ihremed the turnip mop. Airlift emery whose Ie Imo sees resoles Is red; while fa edam deli do dismal imps amines le sersisi pestleelenstien. Os one arm, kern this • emeellessile podia et Ike turnip mop is de, OSed ere eke male of the bulbs rotting in the sesaaL A aasimeasr sad improver to the oar llillabonsk writes yie l ia li day ill " i f h ope 60 sera of tor _la • Orollal state with ilapor:esd an • dimes bet sol.s Arai& age, the Meese has sole wry rapid perm. earl in ems passe hi ory hag. M pha e shse it leo met rhea neck es the rano In wipe the pound is *beady born the erep pre to pa*" Taking into emu* the peel sews. with - the gonna hormishle pew& of the nein* mt. tO3 India the Set these redo we le set en soy west of Wins be Seek bat paw Qrn — st thee emmehariesee of keep olds h w et aie tine espested. The posst appotoop of the lunip any sha* Woe sees trades la the peosbre el prates pa oak amp soh m see iliewerd is essiddes Ass may treeisi ed. Mel Mom Iwo serly esedipil their =ge Ira the new of the met of Oar &Me whisk have shows prep mes roars* sod. TM Me roses Inse sowed a pot Isamdes“ preloseps. and araywhese Moe le sill a tall Mk Opole. la as Sloe owl muolds poise ll olden thews NW we wok s peoth ef sot OM of all hinds is Mai Is he In oak kink les se lios oases bass miesrod. The ipriset of ewe[ asst weekets. NM* The*, cense off ant week when Os ssdMmn awl wrallip of the stock, with the dean/ k the loath, is espessol Is exceed that sf 4 mom he may a per.—Seer omen. Rion RUM—It is stated that 21,000 dollars yewwaif Wheel he the Mises dent le be et s the libeely•lessf mai Deewhieg, 20 Om fin end NO Mt deep, ad fetated. The sod what le KIM The immensma owl ser-seliss t sew ea die woos of flaws* sweet mat Iheetway have has fa M UN bean per awns and the rest of the sew MUM nth-west erases , of Xmas awl 14- betty %reels le 111,1110 denary.— Y. Y. nose. Atresnastas or Iltattilso Smoir..—Ws this milk visited • Ms M Swim G we Clow Kew, awes odes wept et the - r, wag the Meer inheseel se that sewn elks abyss het bees Was Mali five wed% time • taw = a rm wthi lm e =et a rst Ica? bow theelsesel. He seedbed this attire yto Or of bang{melee MIII6/0117, wed be added C t ib e : oweess d etesswengbes thew wow sow eswpdleil he ban Owls svelte seen • poialty bat that every ems whew be had anureed with declared ' that the hussies of ereeke wee a emehlerable 'avian et fool. la sees hw ewes sa peeved tans et %Ow hen Mew adepdsd banfeedlealle the erwsweepaies et the melte, hut the swam bees aft% =lfrepaid. Ow latenewee, who visite Illsookobri s, spoke .1 the esedble adrenals, in wafts the Wrists of that tees. Peen the above beta, it some that lbe eves et smelts Must aft waly to the kilobit's's at the twins themeivesr but to these living me • thaws* of may Ease all west, awl that the sdv.ataap. of coommios the, wesis are gement to the whale MekUt, spatial to IM UM, mad greatest of all to the Swam of at who thsi the practice to be a smiled of mo c itrerlif aM Leeds im itate the mu t t et limediester Hew int gratally wield it improve .. mast et the %habitants ad' tows sod orighbetiabeed ? And the greeted et ell watt he the wows of eteureesisen_ D.:x.l7i has becomes cosmos remark that is so sons he Dover experkesset so large est eattinet swessedes of visitors se the the ISO el 11152—videen a gag sr twa—embereire der es ter trawl, be ds ea an MI lewd, to stir skeet hem bogy Wand seat, e ambadess air of ear estalawasten meet, le Ma • M the hat of Freedmen, and retire bows Is WNW mike %Mg eat diabase el objects brews% itlstr em e o these., et • days helNag._ dew arises What ear list of hits, with whew et Dom is 'ista* 11114.—Doses Minya. FRENCH MK The Paris correspondent of the Atlas relites the following One of those extraordinary semitragieel, semi•ludicrosa events with which old dramatists 11•41 mane writing loved to embellish their a ivies occurred to real manta dew days age, aid has thrown our Whims hie wield isee • state of mmeastism, which suits but ill with Its MINI philosophy end mks amogemses of every occur ream, lowerever strange sad the itieey aposse se pimple gemmed * ether laws them them adapted bv the *es mesh af Paris. Madame Is Castro Se T , — who mews in the high Sedge in shish she roves ha th e most eldital politicise, the honest msSrmeeelkinesein the whets advisee, haw*, leveed miessmied amens" bed grown desperate, as is the west of Wise im the She gimilimment. Several meantime . bed hem made em lar part, so cerdlay to Paris ettquitte, to yams ass of to the outward appestats= of fame park, hat nowhere fed she met with success, the esapiereds• of cleverness' she had dieplayed in envy praihninWee ed mattes of the kind honing, r is very often the sue, des ism object ; and stab seemed destined to • anktais plereameeon is the Paris world, three eiesaareW hillse I. the ruse family. The fact is that the Coaster Yid re sidled epos the performance of a more ham& tear de three Aso any ever inhibited by the renoweed HessdY. et OVA by Modems &Kai in her best days • this wee melees • hat Man marry tag her daughter with the wall ad Is& theasby their dither, sad mem* her awn _did Ism tae lei= he her ow* sejermat while ring. ip ha added asennet bar _pia time Ma =a It Mari hes to my far to leap a time the per Omni= had bees the levetungtheit of every wiethea z eed frier, too, in Pais, for everybody th ought the nest be tosperible ream it had arse beta. Mee= railer I. her ewe TM am samiraise ; she bleed ef the Move= de T eat et the many which was ilk by sellisete wenn Ise lin ea early new rope ea asswed tithe IMMO% lie biddy and assaid. with =kb he ere mei width was threatening se arse the nal eallthellea it the family of which be Mat pima= the _ • The rise was me geed s emen be etrielidnd 10 sharp whim dr in. bed asp= youth. with ae ems to weigh his iminie roe dude sham egad= se whom he waraibigi, had beta Windy erred la peas foe liegleine E--. Mis mew was seem besegh par t dun, the arrest s the= ep, • neolispisse isellha on She pen meths; el s eneammee airlift ea thet et the des wish k islimakiesek of the *mat d• hand theme= fame been= by the hie - Mehra T—, was se rim bee with Els Mee =Me to Treace, with all tie hrges sad Ow= hod senesisielig ibereto ; plus" the betel in the Ise Is I s, wilsh lie Am hued up in the nest costly style; " plea " the Pills Perot, his chateau near Smartt ; " plus," in sheet, there was a whole list of antennas which made every mother's heart leap within her es it was read Woad by the Ratan at the rend orreutosy of the Moles of the oestraet, which was held at Mahone de T—'s Miff little abates% with the pomp and publicity amoral to the sehindea mash a splendid triarph. Every Uagering deals er ite strive= was mumwatert to bear wither to the woes= fel termination of Mediae T—'. mairiamaisl gees. The fast-class ausiages out the Weems Hallway were, a Manday last, crowded with pampa is fell dries, =nen to Brasoy to he pray= at • reentay which seldom sew takes place bat la peel oast/ meow the haft Mode. Preparatims es the meet senpillesst scale led beta redo fee the new= at the MINIMIMPIIII gem& Oa mit= eandea era the taidgbied realm the era= Mt bra feepree, s.d rais had bra seer et = la the pad he the assinnedmisa et the thaw; asebeeleas of the best dientellea =ed, besides ell lib dam= rear podded he the thimeM at the dhieseithed Askew The Oneess=nenever. aled ova t r""deer seems et the ebeina, ark if epee= armed pdaslyslasiesika lo the Isle Idea& et the bdd es = bower; wish hw easeesisme. with sedate fate teentes at deg of the sylsaild jewels with eolith i c h e e gi cessin of the beidepera hod demerit ihe The hosiers redid by Mere was, by eolith Rprams= at be the red ampler thin et the ier os te d ed e i ia shod, the efietekwe esedn itassitre de anememy worthy st rassadeimee—awd MIL aimed ihe seal fer beg= the per boU .1 darn wee and leldiantly illuareeied, the Waft beide der to whir aerie eta Gee die et the herWanda= parent ; sad, ea the eib es :Wl= is Week, with rich white =hisses sad min cravat, Molt 4as stupid, bat sot quite so taiped as =eel. Ware ur esinsade• ths ...tram sad ia • remove i a ead the Gehl =mealaidsi t atvesa, herb Wiwi. • yea wee la the hoed et do the adobe as used holing eat the remise apse where it ism to phie 1111 elpeiare, the whet mew bid Ines am to the 'ebb e ea* sad to ten the messes to dee the Esikewhoa • pause wee .del In •the i nnmial dshe rapid beidepene, who, Orstr irm to pas. orilme• H • beadred theaseed heir I as—dre braised them= hite.es or me liftwie Tei—a.r . Jess lentethe the etheisesatioa of the its dismey of ihe rata. who bad based se lee7o ries ef the =Wed allosisa et her new seada4eur e esby his seseerrite seed= his beds aim= of itarldserlea when lemma whisk bee berry W =pied bizt. Me neared theader streek, as half =rag daybed ad" the alter harry they bad sot. Ithwever, o peeled with tit es= tansy was frpodble, ambles add is minaled hen this thread, athedemea, gad disbareseled belatpreses bat the phrase we have eressi abets. de ressaing elite aerie. =pest lederwey sad eametemee • Ile part et the est i =el era r andisesen nd Inensity we Or yid eel= =Mk weir eay an& " Pre herbed One demi loamoor allempiss de Tel--- I" wee di dr wird ssuil km Wks las le be Esse ? It was inprelble So vie rr parmata the spat, that sirph mann weed km bees a head ea the ensres, of mese. Other deeds rad be dews up sad ether far paid. Wan se= dap odd be sesseged, se the seaway was rid rend sad phasing= emesisa, sad, I wine= yea, thee emaddeas peseta bear I nt s s Voya row B =d ca Treday her. but wile= =the= Han er realm et as z7 s :e dleplsy of rarest , as attempt at arisers esey bee a= =ably. Maims le it se ash et babe a te by " idiot," as she Wray iseleimeme bee sew nide% that the has n oshed apse needieg the wrier se Masai= O. F. MONTT, FAQ, M.P.—Oar b•arabla bse has se far recovered as to be oble le leave his mem enl ant weak, we will mulls Wm to spin mingle wilh bit seastiteasey.— Barer,. From Samurai/km To ix Two 110IITA. —The epodes of a bused pays sommenisal ties between sodemke boa- lads al• the ia of the Neetle.Wast Compa r e, met toil Mates is the essapetitive rest. Wilk this view lethe hatialha of the slirestere forthwith to hareem the geed elms Yale daily betweea Leadoa sad Eirmingismaa, adi eise awl air the Masao. shall be perforated is fetehems. ailsopeto to the task have beta sow eirestsd vadat suresinteadme .1 Itr. M.C.easell, sod see amety maly b. delivesp. &fon tho sad of the mouth it is ospostai hat Larkin may be reached la the bust spate spodist—Diresispian Jesoreel. ST. LAWRENCI AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.—WO reLed to isms that this road will be opened se nee. as Be Ilth maim% sad that, it is mooted, the Omeimiardisassel sad Bs iamb= of Um tar e it teed bebop peseta. ea ths mayisleas 00011•011. It is astier ilea OM his Ve vi lerpealod by his amen h e the maim ef the will leave his in the Jobs Xmas is of the 10th, sad will take wan at lakeesall ea the int eestaleg.. no Vela will Mee SW ar ri val, lake them ihneueb to Sheen W l* , whose am ells windiest, red mem with themthe sew owealog AO win wham they seal mamba* for sad his piety will them amid ear sad sight be tee mask hirdiale Mader sal pillars of aarararso allatei by the lets deslnalies Msewid, August ST. Aragon AND QUOIN Itan.war.—We barn tam tho Si. Ambows isaarink that Be 1 1‘ 111. • poet and Lad sedeed r ties poet ea W hot, elks, a hdelessas of 73 dye hem with retiedtba oastereliew i l tihrs=a l eal BM the week, VW bee been Whine ammiebet solooded hem Be weak ails pink wt um he with teasalied Cr Miser. TM Itouleal sighs tumble& of the lest seelisa (bes mEas) base Men ballestedi smalls Baas kW sad it is espseled Oat in the einem et ten days the pasties will be ma. pegs* TM . open#ni et the tie maim Ibloalos. Imbed he hype fest of fistamlbsee-4. males Note. • BRAZILIAN &LOMAT STATION WILT IN Els. tasea•N.—Ws boo rematly bed marks to refer to 'the yeehmass for ]gym maawilatettee width Emmen' =oars se had of showing la ereasaka with the of theirpaiesse ,• but stm*Jepostio• yeemettayof a see* of railway satins sheet te be oersted to Wad of Barg aft*, la a mey aliment moment, Be milesandity ofla Om damad he the poraeseur of or tows. TM Alms tummies sus Moeda he the Ile de Sallorly, 'milieu' beat esestraMed by Be. smaals• Wet 111111111pil boa Asteres sad s w atn kis Weal& Chembeet. Bask isil• I Iserith, by - 70 test la with. They see &hided to two essepottosato esie he per sad he Mae he wele_ sod No star may impost oemplete se that if Be line le ZWshipl 14 the limo IsL , : ir eive e. at Ille mama. may be sheen la heat of the Wm ask ing he daises width bee se the dsys Seem impetuses.; time besokla/mly latealesed by lir. Peet* la the osestrastka etas* belldier, wideb ye Ise to pima% the risk of besalape is like sense of tidpemat seemed times to • sew =tele& is at sass lies* sod Miedee.— Biresinythent Oaroao-rasztr.—At tb wag earner of Berner's ' dross. la Oderdmirest, the widow sod daughters of Ryland the swam, who was esesueed at Tybara, kept a l = shop he same yeas army bli lysominione Lis sige lJery ea the Ira Company, fee whisk bs was diessemed, t r iad been kis home, sad these* to mama himself is so 1. of ma Assure village at seam distance toe Leeds., sad them vemeloal for saws time. He was dimmed by ids name hies written in his these, over whisk he am bil i r a bit et pow. The swi ft ersdasity wan hiten sad ble mat ander a mi d.2l, *b. he wee besight te Ike otabase el law. the hrtlat enormity of On. hrLarrovit. fa ft. Mt hems la Edema:leveed, intim& to Tyburn turnpike, lived he may years the enteral Pail, so well known and beloved foi ble ..-- Twalitles and poomous hospitality, nal .rely to his own countrymen, bee to all foreirien of distinction sad merit. His death took place is this house. Ososeel Fe di was pod-hither to the Emperor Tiapolowirlfales soh Quenes. TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1852. loilo', or tieing naval°, to incur llse expense of issuing a fresh habeas, he did not appear, and in his aboence the dope itione could not be taken, and the prosecutor was bound over to prosecute. Oo Sir Robert Carden takiap bk seat, be inquired the reason that Coleman woe net produced ? Mr. Mobil/tee clerk said he was not aware of the room until he had arrived at the nowt. _ _ _ iir:Bichtez eiatu ;:isialier. tint he had withdrawn the writ of habeas, it the mimeses writ, lamed solely to bring him to discharge ball. Is esseemassm of what tell from the prosecutor and his counsel is Saturday, as to his being the party that ought to pay the gift he had found, rum the deputy Novenae? of the priso n, to prevent any ,ability to pay the fees, it was better to give notice of withdrawing the writ, which the prisoner had a right to do. Sir R. Carden said—No doubt you were justified in so doing ; but, to save exposes, will you comsat to waive the notice if the fees are paid Mr. Biekley said he had not acted with any desire to embarrass the magistrate, but to throw upon the prose. cuter the necessity of the expense, and relieve his own liability. It was then arranged that Mr. Boblar's clerk and Mr. Bichley should proceed to the Queen's Prison, and see if any arrangement could be made. On their return Mr. liobler's clerk said the Marshal was of opinion that the habeas being a prisoner's writ and withdrawn, was expired, and that a new writ must be issued. The expense of the fees would be M. Ss. Sir R. Carden said as the prosecutor had gone so far he thought he was bound to incur the expense, and not throw it upon the magistrate. Ultimately it was arranged that the ease should be re- I mended until Friday. The prisoner s Gurney (who still remains is custody) and Birch appeared, the latter being admitted to bail. - - - GUILDHALL. Samuel lmbo and Josh liWirormos, two UMW sailors, were cbarged with obtaining money by false pretences from John James Rowland, beer-shop-keeper, Fetter-loos. The prosecutor stated that on Thursday evening last the two prisoners came to his shop, and, showing an address card, on which was written 34, Mtael•street, Strand, asked to be directed there, but remained at his how for some time. They stated that they had no money, having come op from Liverpool, where they had left their ship, in which they bad come from Australia. They had not been able to lad a gentleman who had their papers. The prosecutor gave them a shilling each to get a lodging. In conse quence of representations made by Samuel Embo, that he had a quantity of gold dust in the Beak of England, showing at the same time a paper with the words " Bullion Mee, Banker England," written on it, besides stating that they had letters to and had brought money for several gumtlenica in the City from their oorreepondents in Austra lia, the prosecutor was indand to supply them with re freshments and money to the amount of 16s. On inquiry, however, he discovered that they had no gold dust in the Bank, and that they bad not come from Liverpool, Embo being the cook en board • ship which arrived in the Leon Docks on the 21st of August, and Tonfferman, who elated that he had come in the same ship with Embo, had, in fact, only met him in Ratcliffe-highway on the morning of Thursday. The prosecutor gave a very humorous ac count of the plausible manner of the prisoners , who shed tears and turned up the whites of their eyes, evidently with acaidderable east as As then was es diem Wilms that the prisoners had Tou ast tr say geld dust la the Beak, EAU was resaaaded, and tlha. DOW-STREET. Robert Leterware Walker, a g ' entlemanly-looking man, described as a fiminer, of Teversham near Cambridge, was placed at the bee before Mr. Jardine, charged upon a war rant with hav addvassod a hostile letter to Mr. David Mathews, a of Caaterbury, inciting hint to fi ght 01 • 4•. _ _ _ _ _ iirrsaspired, when applicatka was made fee the war rant, that both the padetneu hod hem paying their ad dresses Ie Miss Elisabeth Anse Edina% a pate lady re sins, at the village of Arlington. TM poullasums being othateithly given to Mr. Mathews, the went sompisinant, the sassmary arrangements were made for their marriage forthwith in Londe* ; pealing whisk the lady was enter tained is the house of a Mead, ruWlsg la 'lnborn. The wadding era dud kr illatewlay swaig bat, and we. JIM about to take plaits, whin the hddrgesem, who had hem staying at Ridler's Reed, noised the knot in gum- Ma. It was dated from Casalmiden bat hare the poet-mark of Canterbury, and was combed L unatistaksable Lugano —the writer's " friend " Wag flimsily asand, and the " instruments " sposided. Tho lasidwntiag was at ones infatilled by the hely as that of her rejected saber. A coo farmer was laid, the clergyman was osesedloil, and the "Wad vu_Plithillthred ANINOZ•11 bad lona nktra to =IBS benignant writer mist west monshat oe wield his iatorthenste with theht &tare handassa. Art tinty the bras and bridegroom soeght an isterview . Henry, the n, who granted a warrant for his immediate aggeol Pandas, an omen attached , to this aeon, was dmpallshed with the warrant to Cam ' Midge . ham whirl bo rittersed with the defendant on k ph the latter was safely lodged in cus tody TM &Amiss% who is much younger than the oom plairsaat.: ;polity to the charge, but manned , per holly as to the alleged cause of his hostile intentions. Mr. the saraptsinant, stated that he felt it his dusty, w whin ponalk am a justice of the peace, to take the protest preseadiage spinet the defendant. Re was sot acquantrid with that gentleman, and had had no per scan quarrel with him; but it was necessary that ho should state— Kr. Jardine—There is no necessity to go into the cam maw. The defendant has pleaded guilty to the charge, and w muse is simply to blnd hint over to keep the peace. Ind is Ids station in life ? It wits staieTtinti/Tine a farmer sad landowner in CantheMpslbt Idis wend" iedend kit to enter into his own recogni ses:ea is ma, ow tad two sureties of 761. each, to keep the passe he ft asttbs towards Mr. Mathew. and all *ben of Me Mitheiresalthets. Mr. 0. Was a iniftems. ad Mr. D. Him, a solicitor, both of sanhio, having best asses* a s the required weft., tao &Mane was disarmed. Xt. Amid delivered Jadimost pmersha be the matter of the PEW MIMS ea CISIMIIfe as UN shed sit, fer whisk Mr. Maple sad Karim sod Madame Pettish' had been se easwer the sharp of meshy to the esimsl. sameseasdi Eh wewhip hubs shesmed that Ms aides of the to met be limited to that whisk trempiosi w the essesiss maimed is the charge. mdl lOW astiodumbesprevittes treatasest le the training of the saipal, reemphod us the esailiMise nature of the prehtsimel chime, ass vererfaary ta uses deelar that the *awl mast have sallsid Vide sad iejaty Mem the easpas elm; sod two • that it had opt esthred Me lust The fi let @shag sweatiaa exissallagly, which Iris = m yths pressesteresereef eithesomposed pain, was met the masses et whams% whe lapsed to the seas tether lianskwidel es the aim mining MOW ea r— wee is 1111111111011 disk stables. Owing te this Mho= et midease,rm ir ra malls to pro- O 0•111111 it abselmoly _proved that the ''Dad had selmod either Nis or km. With respect to 111111111111 emeldsrmies whiles he had p ml wham the emse was hosed, newasly, whether the the mind la • situation in saposieg ea seems—lt could apt help besl4 was ad as est of amity, the wegistrahe said he was demi deik Of maim that it was, bet at the same time he did as. Mak it ems ad the kiad matemplated bth of peolismsa ess t ai s a l le is tide we. On the w ile. thus, while male Ms epistles th at eshibitime that =der bet ateditable to all par ** sossemed IholrlNl= .1 the tisk to which the asked' was warcesaly sal mmeemeserly exposed, he n coy VIM th e lest el the law bad set bees proved, and ut the sammeasse met thershse be climiespd. HOP INTELLIGENCE. llatnerotta.. l l l ;ki;g oemeassied, slant nalvenally, yeenieday. The lisps lam stiateed le issprete dari the ha week , end there is nosy es premed don ahmodin ng t erep at rod quality, he the quaky his everywhere hen hued to improve with the ripening. YALDINO ADD HUNTON.—Pleking ha. beams general, ander, Impost a geed crop. The late heavy rains, it is en pested. Yam caused the mould to make its appearance is sr veral prisms. irsazing , TINTON, AND NITTLNIIT3D. •-••• The Fishing Pee sew become general, the qua City produced is thab=sad the quality gowerally good, stapling whore hit eseusitted injuries, which is see so great this yew is real. Hoismiemawnwa.—The hope ore Malec well. Pickle, has esemeassikand will booms penal during the week. litalarms.--The pietist is now general, sad many speak of the begs ping off Mould appears in some grounds, whisk was eased before Mikis& commenced. This, how ever, is pawn, the eta. There will be many good ample% but we think the duty now estimated quite high sough. Caanaisoofl.—The hops continue to look well, and we shall have a geed crop both in quantity and quality. The picking esammeneedlut week, and has now become general. ooundwarrr.—The picking is now general. It appears that thumb a musiderable quantity of hops that cannot arrive at maturity, and there is a trifling appearance of mould in .ems grounds. RoLviorimm.—Picking has become general. We have some very SIN samples, and the planters quite realise their expectations as regards quantity. They require about 70 Wash le die cwt. at present. lewriamt AND Bast..—lies we have most of us com mis/ad plain, with the full realisation of our moot san guise hopse ; Ms hope are better than was calculated be fere arose - lag, and we have • quantity which will ;mo dems a Waist sample, destitute of all disease. We have hove fa hum showei, but the beauty of the hope instils the pistols Wira 'lamented energy. Cairranittray.—Hop picking commenced in this neigh bowls/oil dories the past week, and the yield proved all the eon wish in quantity. Tito quotation of is lusty supported, while many hays confidence in a musk higher duty. The average of ten Celt. per acre is moldered rather underrated than otherwise by the pro duce already ascertained, while daily the weight is in creasing. FARNHAM, ALTON, AND COVNTRT DISTRICTS, Sept. 13. Our anticipations of last w. ek, respecting the quality of our growth, has been fully realised; in fact, we knew it better.—South Eastern Gowns. WORCISTNR, Sept. 10.—The hop in this district are fast coming to maturity, a great improvement having taken plate during the past week, and we hear that tame of our planters latedd ts MISIMInee picking during the ensuing week, bet So gesinity git sow hope likely to be ready for our fair, ea die IStirbst., will be very small. Duty called 14,000L—Wirenew Bona THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE MAN CHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAY. The ember's inquest concerning this frightful aseideat Isendostad late so Saturday night. AWNS Whinier ad Mark Briggs, two miners who live on the masked' die Has, concurred in stating that the train In tosetisa towelled ea the sight of the accident much hew dies dry had ever seen it. Edward Kemp. a Great Northern guard, accustomed to travel on this reties of the line, said be did not consider the line betimes Shelleill sad Itetford (a portion of the Masaseter, solUeeolushire line) in good order; at ell moan sot eis geed sie the Great Northern line. The trains wen eceustaneed to shake. A few hours before the accident, when aeonnommying the up expires train, his van shook, and on looki oat of the window be saw that the inner rail was uaahei On being asked by the coroner why he Moot mon the circumstance he said it did not strike him as eelleitatly important. Mr. George Tusk wood brother of the deceased, repeated a statement whisk be made on Friday to the effect that he bad heard Kemp ascribe the accident to the line being out of gauge. Richard Hesketh, an engine driver in the employ of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway, stated that he drove over the line two hours before the accident, and did not notice anything amiss with the rails or any thing else. John Lyne, a plats-layer, said he examined that part of the line in question twice on Wednesday (the day of the accident) as usual, and found it in good running order. Mr. Ueo. Bewick, superintendent of the permanent way, saw on Tuesday that at that particular place the line was all right. After the accident he found that 80 yards of the up-rails had been torn up, and 30 yards of the down line. Mr. Richard Peacock, locomotive superintendent on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway, after stating that he made an inspection in order to find out the cause of the accident, said—There is nothing in the evi dence I have beard and the examination I have made to induce me to suppose that the accident was caused by any improper condition of the line. After some unimportant evidence, the Coroner summed up, and the jury consulted with closed doors about 20 minutes. _ The Foreman then delivered the following 'verdict:— "We are unanimously of opinion that the deceased, Samuel Wright and Charles Tuckwood, have come by their deaths in consequence of No. 12, Great Northern train, with engine No. 29, running off the rails near Wood house junction, on the night of the Bth instant, but es to what caused the train to run off the rails no satisfactory evidence has been given to the jury." The inquest ended about 8 o'clock p.m. MARKETS. COTTON.—Livanvoox, SEPT, 13.—The news by the Canada bas not been without its effect on this market. The weather appears to have been unsettled in Alabama and Florida, and fears were expressed of probable damage from a storm, which pseud over that district on the 26th and 27th ult.; in all other puts the weather continued fine. The crop is celled a fortnight later than last year. The sales on our market to-day - have been 10,000 bales, includ ing 1,000 for export and 3,000 on speculation. 100 Bahia, at 31d. to 81d. ; 800 Egyptian, at 61d. to 10d. ; 800 Burets, at 31d. to 41d. The market closes firmly, prices of the lower qualities of American have recovered the ith decline noticed on Friday; the other qualities are tight, and all other kinds unchanged. CATTLE.—NALDON (Essex) FAta, Sept. 13.--There was a full fair of grazing Beasts at this fair yesterday, the demand for which was brisk; but no perceptible change in prices, or, if any, it was in the sellers favour. The milch and in-calf Cows went off readily, at prices ranging from 141. to 161. each, although inferior in quality. The Sheep trade was very active, ewes of good quality making 28s. to 32e. each ; best wethen, 341. to 38s. ; wether Lambs, 18e. to 225. ; ewe Lamb+, 15s. to 20s. The culls of sorts went at lower figures; nevertheless, the demand was good, and all were sold. The Pig trade fur stores of all Mae was not so good as of late, prices receding a trifle; man Porkers sold freely at 3s. Bd. to 4s. per stone of Sibs. &miffing Calves scarce and dear, best making 355. each ; middling, 225. to 255. ; inferior, 16s. to 20s. The Hone trade err not worth notice. WILTON ST. GILLS'S 0171 AT Sneer FAIN, Sept. 13. This &kr was bald today. instead of the 12th inst.,- the send deg fee brilMag it. It was nee of the best fairs for bedew sod piss that kas takes place here for many years. The weedier assaandi Loa sad the fair ground was sewed by isalay Mai i &Mau and from all adjoining stmeniee. Igetwidelemiiag the groat quantity of feed this seams, we are pleased is my the supply of cheep and Lambs was unusually psi wad superior in quality and condition. The great index of daises caused the trade to rule brisk, and at an early parka of the Csy nearly everything of good quality was (baptised of, and at the close a clearance was effected. Most of the best things changed hands at a trifling advance on the prices of the late Britford fair, and the printeet Lambs may be noted from Is. to Is. 6d. per head higher, and them were several very fine pens elicited admiration. The following were the current qunations : Withers, 265. to 40s. ; ewes, 20e. to 36e. ; and Lambs, 19s. to 335. per head. The show of rams was numerous and floe, which sold and let at good prices, and much business was done in that description of stock. There was a meagre supply of Cow stock, ite., and little business was conse quently tranaactad. In the Home fair them was the usual supply of forest Ponies, backs, and cart colts, but little bu siness was doing, inept in the latter. Good animals realised fair prices. COALS.-Loisuow, Stn. 13.-Ships at market, 63 aid, 42.-Cookson's Hardey, 145.; Davison's West Hartley. 15.., 15e. 3d. ; Lonpidge's Welt Henley, 15e. 3d. ; New Tanfield, 12s. Bd. ; New Felton Main, 12s. ; Ravens wotth Pelaw, 12a. 64. ; Redheugh Main, 12a. Bd. ; South Peatrth, 125.; Tantleld Moor Bute, 125.; Whitndge West Hartley, 14s. Bd.; Williagto• Hartley, 145.; Walls End Goefords, 145.; Was End Hebburn, 13s. 9d.; Walls Ead Leverson, 12s. ; Walls End !Liddell, 13s. 94. ; Walls End Walker, 13s. 9d.; Walls End Hettoa, 15e. 9d. ; Walls End Lembton, 15e. 3d. ; Walls End Pincher, 14s. 3d. ; Walls End Camp, 15s. 3d.; Walls Bad Hartlepool, 15s. 3d. ; Walls End Hough Hall, Hs. M.; Wall. End South Hartlepool, 15s. ; Walls End Thornley, 14s. 6d.; Walls End Whitworth , 131. Bd. ; Well. End South Durham, 14e. ; Cam Gannet Stone, 22a. 6d. Derwentwater Hartley, 15a. 3d .; Nisoa's Merthyr and Cardiff, 21s. ; Sidney's Hartley, 15s. 3d. SHIPPING INTELLIORNCE. SEABORNE MAILS. [ll Wear data's seas an mat tram the Goad Port-ace r the alilit—sall II bl die IMll•ife —despatch.] Dap vfmtemeleop From we. ODUNTZII2I. le Omni F. t ee rort illmis Dios Ludiss. aspassied. dirl. X b2 ll4 lLS•abat l4 liept.2ll .—........ Limped .... Sept. IS • MOM Starr .If 5ept.10...—... there'd bob 14 OASIONNON 5ept.11............. lloatimmptai Sept. II AmeellelMalleatheinp. Me) . .. II MO eta* INA 21 Oleo Ole Illemilite) N Mtbeeineeste... DOM ......... Sept .9 Ditto Me Cape et Good Ilene) — .14 id at lathes& am Ptpmentlt ... Sept. 11/ •111 ea ( West One) ll Nth of tba Inas* Mama ... Uncertain 1 e1ermb1e•........ /1 lithhaeli Mama DOW ........... Sept IS I. ....--- 11 ustly„ . . Dever ...-- Daily Ikea ........—.--11 Ith of me Oet. II Inines•yree ......--11 Other the month Seeftemplin. 04.12 Otiternis ..-- ... Inertirtlotmenek Drespees. Om. 16 Dee et Sete 11epe......N IMI of the math Sept. 29 Cape& Verde N Ind et Meow& ... 19 Cameinfteple • ..... —3 111110111tbdmee Dow --... le Onplent emotes D Dellistrihoteendo letes.eno. Cbraelliaa N Mee.,WeLjelreel. evelimplee. 11.8 a. m1._......_.......V tedikinhof month in em Sept. 16 Velma ..............11 ill Tyler day .. . ..... Deem ......... Tweeds. afteeitc, 3 rthlttlittlotimm Dever . Sept. II aftlere 11 a Immo imam= .116 t. em............. —.-11 Weise. St Nom imiie........ Smile. —.......--.11 DS dam mom Sept iti lelloteaSeitherept) N 1114 et the mesa ... 6 0 1 . 51 bile Dis Naradnvel N diner Deem ......... Sept. le Ma (Me Cape ot Gond ig=) ..... N 14th et the mmeNt Plpmenth ... Sept. 29 at— VU NNM et the meel h l'ipMseth ... Sept.l9 neliterroneatibeth 111=areMlie II Met the mendi a. Sept IN ) —IN Mika ems* Dew Sept. te M151N............. .............. men& IStiLlat). slaw ..............., 1 faC e llo.lll6 themenle Dew Nteite•.... ........it ithilehMememen Dew --- Sept.l2 Pied 1Ne1me —". ............P 3thiladethetenee Dew Sept. PIMIIIIIMII .............. II rthlrildreeetenoe lbellmig . " . em. Sept. li PIM... ....—...11 fedenthet men& Delhammlen. Sept. le Sammer" . " ..11 lthlithSeleatmee Dew Weet 1edini.....,..........N MAW Dianna IS Toe limns% Lel (me Imetrelia) • no mails to nook packet to 1 THE EXPRESS, lab) 3intentgence. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' OOURT.—YIITZIDAY. IN as ORONO' lIIIIII,Y DI SNANOLOIS Noted PLAN TACIANNT This Insolvent, ahem deeriptles emu vevolusithea. comprieleg residences in almost every chief eity M Ike* Ataseisoote wells North Amelia nod Hareaa is t ema t Mee imessal of th e atria of Yuman sad Perm eem' of the Health army, sad the snap of Ifs Omura mothisratket. Yr. M ea behalf et Mr. Wabisw the Is.. maker, of sad Ms. Niel& Thereolvsed, alma wended, athi ge r srts . hapu n d as Orme Henry Harhoo, It hod adopted the aliabes of de dhabolgie Neww. Plaistagthet, m Was elas & so t re . ethos families. He hid bola With Prises &mhos la Germay. east hod sesolved th e risk treat la Per. He hod seared, hem 1847, shoal 1.315 L kola trawls, sad had yea as play slew 1.3001. is the err period. Hs relived , la th e years 114444, theft 2.0001. a. mil:tary pay. Commthiseer 1117 remarks! that thelesoi rse p was _ atedhundi to the painful state of Barer. (Laughter.) sestrightt of Mr. Bishop was, that le Avast. 1847. the Wesheat bought of his two gun for 771. los., for shish be gave a hid at one nook wilds was, of cows. dislasseund. The Walesa parsed the about too days alter be dinned ham. add aieeaed fleas Wei after by pawns. two Sims ten ehloised how Mr. Cogswell gad wa d wa rid h e; Mr. digh bustsicszero tanned egala loss ew sod ad nese Kr. loped delnlinled that Mr.lMabasser. goes had bees obtabosd by fraud. A woe who bad se settled goatees of imams was uotjustiled la coatracties a debt of sash • &weirdos. Mr. Nish& replied that so n %atlas bad bees used town& Mr. Dian, sod the laeiseat had expecta tion se ipsieg able to pay for the gees at the time bM.447 Ikea. anninieeer Law thought than eosld be se dent that Mr. !Map's debt had sat bees ftedy _essinewel, esti tharehre nand the igadnat to be eissingsd etre sight ealeader esegiths frost the date of she eatkig SAG MIDDLESEX SESSlONS.—Tmommktv. The Seber peen& seedoe of in tr u c he the et Ilkinsess eemeseed this at the fles .■ Ohdeieveelh, been . Witham seleed he the eueleteet end a tail bee* et Then are Idpubeeles be Wel. — W .— warm brkily shawl the greed buy. GA - 1077; Romer. Otorbso MOW poWrainblos nos was naiad Ise lanai snits a was* the poorly of to, Foal. boa IA moss. Os Os non is Illeady. Os poor oar. sot soplesor, w..drbi nob some Mei. some lama was polosser's Minn at • pub- Dew Urban. mid Os bibloon Ass, at LiarAwas. * tbs Om On tom toonbso Os prisons Masi Itook ad rind Ws bits in sons nom lanai bs Wend so :I wrin cossonortbs Omni Os inn en to mho War. On ens Om anstbst polllsOsson oat the Ono of Ong On" owl bad non Eddy Ist Os pow ...tor t.. sontedossod weii..t 'bit Soliten at.., Om Its nallooki notbiss Ott onorrod gibe nig nos obs sossad bars one Os Anowiag morsiss, orb= Mt Iliund t n los bad ban Mink sad n blo Inks won Of sod son. la signs. is SNOW O tto tan IS bed b e bittos,asi tbon w.. sosoiltn* Minn ossomos about his An sad ONO Beistlikee. Maki Daiebost, Lisaarsase, me aloft Abbseeedsida. wigs b Peak about a gorier it a idle ban the Ospo it deed asp palletises', Peet eke seals* the maks la puska, wbse be saw the pnweemar ?slag a the pond ia a date of height* latechaliels. bid the Pleefter siP S by his side. Os ban Psalm ago be Pen Pe pip= away, ad be thes saw that the pieeeeter w Wok ia the has, his Imes peeteedek sad his hued was midge ea his right shoular, sad as stespkg dews to esserbia what really was tbe wader with kik, - be bead that a bawdier ebb( rad a bap win twisted as tightly es posible 1181111111 I his week and *P.M bet, the eau was is • sate et sear gil:Pemba that ware be auf PANdiles w sad asersorl le Weft IP ladisif led a bat be bed pep tWipity is deka sie, O se see of Ids than had Pia lepeed, so be hb amespd as we as be weld with op bead ad using los& • bs ll erving that the pilaw IMP abate as p away, Hemidsee asked bin to step a lbw alleelmo, se PP they kW me what Ps Ohs natter ebb the are, rid impired wPdart bo haw Yee. He anneal that be did, and wbea asked it be knew when le lived, he said at Bliderall. Aar • taw ant's asadievatioa lie said " No, it's llow-coemess az: west this as to say that he was • tierbpar, end had prod with Ass wife be had sens eat to dem Wm osi4 by bed imbed bees dekko` lamakbat than az- I peommil mei leek se to whales be Mew NEI at all, sad that it wasastresge Paes kr a ma to ge to to ad beam by that tics waned the Pad kenbiat ad braes bar presseases that, ha said Pe pimp is bed lima bead ia gad*/ him ap. To that po phrase implied dist be bed aped, eluded Ida far teolsgb, sad Pea Nosy Pa ea Peek ; and walked Hwy to • Ins% lbw a patisake purpose, as Raesidess balk Pithy to neseal the .posorater's lor answer& it was /Pei skse to wipe Irt send be a labroariag an awed Welke who laded it to the riga. Ho was use to sessela rho womb by killeklual sad a bay, eel ea Ws wee was bra ases nosey whisk egessrat to have bees k the greissater's posseadae. far it was spend with Wilting. • pap* of width was ecettiked la be geslek. A pellospee - bsideg arrived oaths spot, sea Pod M. limailbse what be had elemed, be met 00 the gaiseaer, and seek lira kW eededy. Oa the way to tie Maisel be said, " What bap yes tel Pe ter ? " The snow readiel, I'll toll you at the stetioa," mad that the Wawa mid, with as oath, " Yoe are w . peg—es wrefg as owe yen wan right. I've mot gat it." • Oat what ? ' abed tb. aiwar, but the primer tetanal as answer. Tbe pannier er tasked lassesible, and appeteatly lifeless, fee bag an Par afterwards. l'aios Wrested the jury. Mr. Witham wee abort to ma op, vies The latasso said they were goaded ; they bond the prisaam &Ay ef robbery, with • previous essaetiss was roved. Mr. Widows mid Um Mama severity wadi be resealed to in all seem where this hossibis system of Thoariom was prattled. Tbs season ow Mot the whom be tram prod bewail dm mos he the lent of 16 yaws. TIM wommiss opposiol hr .trey, ao &moot of ths whams's_ spoil posuals. Mr. Wilma sold be meld set Moho to Yet e width woo moillolis to tits yossomeass. • ma who i t: =?; ember he the mosses it ploadsr maid ast Is disolt cbtoaaa OP 10111111 r IT • SWAIM _ _ Jabs 17seiiir — sQle — s — ilisaade et 'aphelian sail ems poem& et Prirdat bleep the peeperty of Teak Welb aseser. The peseeesser, It amend. yes a smairalbalame dhow bleak et la. ChepeieYaM .ad the phase had has la Ids Ni kr about yam es mem , basin re- O i re sa da;r, r, 'IY pen beet rsat Sils at with sane glee Is • emit. bat the preaamler barks yea pidea that he bed get la the we awe peeperey Sea be arse Mailed le any oat, seat hr his bask eller be led loft the mak% sal asked Wm it be hal maim Ibe out besides*, he had bees L uNM lidsif er. The MA he bed nue segirkess, et whkb, =, be ma pia/ se mike mai* he Wee einitor's sew NM, ea the esaleels et Os awl Mk. emse is ed• Oka is the gasalklet emplellem villa the bedlitmast, seven plea& et Presdas tale were Awed. Oa beim question& se W hew be seas has the remiss et the luMer.be add be bed eslitild le ekes, It to aeastmer ea tie melees =r arse then gives late ousted, far 51717r wee stry, kr the deka" turgid that the wham bad glen a reseeasble eesesat el his b y et the prepay. abilh bed ast tem NeeredleNd by the eitilease he Os peeesealles, sad that at seset was bat a ewe et bare sae dloka—Tbe jury Mad ea it NW Gift. _ - Amass - Iliiinar. - the assi iodine' Gaspe se of Themby 19, was In laving MIMI Si. lbs., Mort VW" thin his noun TM giin, sail Wang kolphe no of as Ern tamer; NNW ths• es Toning, the 24th at lest monk he was &hie lens is bis haw% eon, laving the is queslin then lin. Ai /CZ Oats be set tb 1 1, 4 7. 1 nem isle sad iths be • Ma rsansd. sad the rimer beim gel in tin p t e l:si Ith• to moo ' the sass nth drive &whin. Ms this• august. sod the nesnalst hi:7V shop is • man oldie cart ; bat set = -- baliv keg Marl ha r es El i ts , mold sn tsil- 1b plissan Ins gen sod his days t ia m=alty gi t a i er t• ttrreett a las Mulissisthes whim he ellw . fawn lag AMI GA lin se the gems wining is Ohs aft th ingismei ilsg willa thins the $ 7l, tin pron. ethic Ind salsa thst the sebbay tusk DO the 26th, rth it was its the Int tins thole nid it was ea Ye Ws. Thir. Percy, kr the prisoner, mid be wee prepared with schisms le perm sit alibi es to the Stith of August, and 001161111164 that it would Its not only *wet to the miaow, bat tweak W sesisty, it a penes were permitted to make • charge of r sad then lathy sworn le • wictissiar da es that ea Abaco was sarmaieled, whim the ac cwee a s lie Ida pespared with mideass Mew that il asl ham sammitted Mimes sa that to saddle* tam mad sad ra say y M tea a M day, e seams was air edited am catetber day. lie Medd that the prisesse samM Is to his t h at is tie 3/th, sad ask le la ailed apse te peeve that he MI set simma the slimes ea • wilasee named Field very elearly_ revel Set the pri mer weld we have committed the rearm en the X& Seven' witnesses gave Ws eek mama eliereeWr. The jury retuned i verdiel of THE POLICE COURTS. MAMMON-HOWL L Ware et Lewes Yoke Oameass, &mss' army, sad =trek en peoleedep wee appeMled ha readies ow the d" ON Owl *multi& Gump lad Hirsh nartitwit Celeues dhl arß oNer's shot enema tor the preireatica, sod Mr. Maley Ist el eadOulaey. la amorepasue el as prime Odors, who hid been bees** up ea Woo emus hem blip etens !laths iholatied the belime, madoseestor sot CABLIALTIES. En (brigantine), fronii.laiTcuitciiir Liverpool, went on shore at Caseumpeque (Prince Edward's Island), water logged, on the 19th inst. It is expected she will be con demned.—Miramichi, Aug. 20. Janet Gibson, Gibson, from Archangel to London, went on shore on the headland of Hellineu during a thick fog laat night, and it is feared will become a total wreck ; mate rials and a part of the cargo saved.—Lerwick, Sept. 8. Tar, Arno, of Whitby, from Newcastle to St. Valery, 8.5., was totally wrecked this morning on the Longsand ; crew awed.—Harwich, Sept. 12. ♦RKIVED. Ammar. Pam Tommegoese--et Orme, Sept 15, frcee..Caleo Aumme-at Deal, la, from Conetenthapts &agar GAL/ATM-et September IS, from.. Nen York 1 ,‘,.. o . a ._ s e uempeel. Swam 14 *Ga....-. ..... bimarbefir Areue-at Leverpeek, lkiperater IS, from meastadt euam-at taa Sa IIRIONORtm llsaber IS, from Gottonb ra arg ARICONA-Rt 13 1. from lTeel Ameme-et Sepegmber 1 from Bt. liIVAILA/-11L fit! U, from Parma Maser-at Isitesibta Is, from. Cromeat I Barren eue-eg U. from Pira Menne -et megalk 14 from Leghorn Canino-at Pt DRAI. 4 _ hem Ilamtemeh Ceatorrs Our am remeidl4 Sept. 11, from.. Oasts ' CARL AVUVRIA -11 Oravensi, 011siatiee 13, from Gelb Cause-at Grameim4 Iliplealmt lL from -..... Arebregal Ceorte-et Orseesem4 1 i, from Pete = Ceacome-et Onevemed. 11. from . Cmgoe-at Ormaa4 fib. 11, from errhmeel Da TIAIIIMPRFRS Orefeeem4 September 11, ka NoluaNft Daaseu-st r *mak foymber 14 from Hureis—stUlal, avindosr U, OPOOL ....... ............Chenele Kerong-at Dartmouth, September 11, from „.. ... L i b.. k . Errimiumme--et Lime:act September 13, fees .... Wawa Imegisoia -at Liverpool, September 13, fr0m...............11./ehibicto Rwsatera-at Gravesend, September 13, from. Oremoi g Strumm--at revered. September 11, from .......... Atelrrtrigee Eame-st Gram wend, September 11. from •••••••• - Strom Farman-at Unmated, September 11, from Vial, Fassereaa-at Gravesend, September 11, from ....... Archangel Femur -at Gravesend, September 13, from- (ma, INABA-at Liverpool, September 13, tram , Ghent Ferare-at 'anises* September 12, from tide,. Outwear Malmo -et Dell, September 12, from R. Lucia Giese-et Deal, September 11, from South Seas eheaworma-at Liverpool. September It, Irmo .................. Trim% lIISSIItETIA-la Gramm& September 11, from Memel 110Mrrosi-lit LiTairmi, September 13, from ALJelues, N.h, HALM- St COWS, Nepteatal 1; from alit la HASPA-at EMI, September 12, from QUASI Haan or vim Nom-et Deal, September 11, fr0nt.........._- -Orel Holm wOOO-at Deal, September 12, from.. ....... ...... ..... Wastred Herrilltis-at Ealmotatb, September 11, from. Tallealrog Henke-a Falmouth, September 12, from Ulnas buss at Deal, September 12, from Fer. Domingo IsIDLPINDISCI-at Port/4110d% September 12, h0m........Laral I.C. CaLno33-tat Liverpool, September 13, WM ... . . rTrost.da Jess-at Gramma, September It, from Arnaterdara Java-at Oraremod, September 11. born New Ton Kant -at Deal. September 12, from s,.,u, Sa m KATISKA-at Liverpool September 13, hrom.... ....... Rotterdam Risme-at Gravesend, September 13, front . Konigsberg Lao-at Gravesend, September 12, from Archangel LOTAL Rana.-at Deal, September 12, Iron Ineallitria -at I'.ymoutb, September 12, from ...... R. laire.ro 11.1.50 e-at Deal, September 12, from Siguebay lecanum-at Falmouth, Sectember 12, from 'Lemma MINSIMA-at Sermon, September 11, from London DIAS? IttIeSSLL -at Liverpool, September 11, frau Commit Weems -at Gravesend, September 11, from ... . .......... feet& blesernui -at Gravesend. September 11, from ...... .Arcliengel NAST it. WIITII6A-at Grmwn,t, Septeenber 11, from ilavannah NICOLAS-at ()meowed, September In, from Tarragona 'eremite's -et Liverpool, Impternber 13, from. keterid NM:MMUS-at Liverpool, September 13, from Crot.shdt NATAUR -at U.erpoot, September 13, from Almandria Nero Paamomme-at Falmouth, September 10, from Bentandel Oinor -at Dead September 12, from R. Gambia Orson e-at fatal, September 12 kern Westward Orneemo -41 !Aware', September 13, Irmo Alexandria 0011011-at °ramrod, September 13, from lkeerinica thorm-at Gravelead, September 11, from Aalborg 0.1.112 Y-at Gravemead, September 11, from ....................".Cape Prom-at Groomer September 10, from ..... ~ Menet Paromonme -at Liver p ool, September 13, from ........ Z . :Alexandria Paw-at Plymouth, September 12, fr0m....--...,..1nad0e Qom Vieroan -at Deal, September 11, from Westward Qum Or imaCwast-at GrASSOSSaI, September 11, Slam. Meta HACSII-at OriTelltad o September 10, from Dear RAIIIILVI-at °rammed, September 11, fr0m........... ..... Wellia Sr renown-at Liverpool, September 13, from .... -Lamm lissumma.-at Gravesend, Septembr 11, from . ..Anhwei Soso-at °error, September 12, from ....flitieketadt linsau-at Intl, September 12. from ... .......... -Porte Rico Saxer -at Deal, September 13, from-- lll. Domingo T. S. limos*-at Deal, Sept. 12, from St. Jobiee, 31.1 t. Treat- at Falmouth, september 12, from Taganrog TICIIIIII-0S Witt', September 12, from Bt. Doctor T. 3. Knorr -at °ramrod, September 12, from. Quebec Voter -st Liverpool, September 13, from ... Doha VICTORIA-St Gravesend, September 11, from WAISDIIIIIPOS Maroon - at OTSTIVItad, September 10 from NOtlra, Waamoa-at Geresesd, September 11, from Drum Worbiumeate -at Liverpool, September 13; feria --New OH, .0 Wcoverom-M Gravesend, &meals e 15, from. Callao Womma -at Falmouth, September 12, from Debra We. Nato-at Falmouth, septembr r 12, from ....... .....Tageorrog Weenewners-at Plymouth. September 13, from trotlort Wimmul -at Gravamen, September 13, from Redoes WILLIAM-at Gravesend, September 13, from Stettin Wm. Csamere-at Gravesend, September 13, from ....Archangel BAILED. ANN SLAM-from Plymouth, September 111, to London Aturoir-from Liverpool, September 111, to Melb ,urne Ateuir..-from Liverpool, September 13, to Melbourne Awns-from Craverend, September 11, to Valperime Amman -fmaa °rammed, September 12, to Denmark ATIATIDA -from Gravesend, September 12, to Port Phillip BoUtit -from Gravesend, September 12, to Samosas -tram Clutenotorm, September 10, to London CoorroNNlN-from Gravesend, September 11, to Betie Lam. Atcatiurie -from Graviverd, September 12, to.. Rotterdam Ertninto-tram lAmpool, Li September 11, to EmmaEmmaGyms-frown verpool, September 11, to New Means Fowl:woe P.so-lies Gravesend, September 12, to Denmark Fames-from Liverpool, September 13, to Amension GALWAT Au-from Gravesend, September 12, to P. Plu.bp Gov. !Mims -from Gravesend, September 12, to C. Cout HiIioNNIA-from Portsmouth, Peptetober 11, to London Imiarseinutto -from Poasmootb, Sept.l3, to New York leausra-frees Gravesend, September 11, to Gee Jaws Ettne-rrom Gravesend, September 11, to Mumu.to Joarteowes-from Gramend, September 12. to Denmark Josailla aIItsTIVIA-from Gravesend, September lb, Is Chew:tans Joss Rosman -from Gravesend, September IS, to Crylon Lamle-frees Liverpool, September 11, to .... ...... CoiNtalitillo: It Lows-boa Gravesend, September 11, to ....... .........Parbadoce Louu Aso- from Gravesend, September 11, to C.brilter WiloittrlA-from Otavesend, September 11, to Bremen Msnas-from Gravesend, Sept. 13, to Callao ILarsosa-treen Falmouth, September 12, to London Lerma -from Gravemd, Sent. 13, to Sydney Sorata-hose Gramma, September 11, to Stockholm Tess-froosGrameed, September 12, to Cocattounopts TaArAtomi-frost Gravesend, September 11, to ..- Madras Thicaw-from Falmouth, September 11, to London Wousiorroil-from Gravesend, September 12, to Port Philip WM. AND Al. Bl-from Gravesend, September 111, to .11t.Tbortme VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Camlpore, for Australia, tat 9 9., km 24 W. Devonshire (skip), from Now Tort far London; and Australian (Mop), from Now York for Liverpool, Ana. 25, 160 miles east of Seedy ook. loobantress (Enarlisk barque), Ledger, from Akre, for Falmouth, for orders, July 90.1 at. 13.40 N., Soo. 34.11 W. London, of Loudon, for Allah, lame Oat. 16.30 P., lm. 77 E. Cloudy Partially Cloudy t>•rooa Cloudier Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Cloudy THIS DAY, Noox. Coons of WILL Strewth of VIM. etato of tho Wombat. W W . . . Gentle Breese. Rm. - --- . The returns from the following places did not reach th in dam in time for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Saturday morning at nine o'clock. Twasunsi N.B. IbaCTWIAD N. N. N. 16. N.W. 11. AP Bawfwz N.W. Genie breast Strong Breeze Geutle items GenUe Brews Gentle hoer Oestle Breese bereft Brew Partially Mond, Partially Cloudy Principally Clear Chun:rat - - -- - Padally Coady 9veraoot _ Nam C Quay CAPTURE Or WELLES AT LERWICK.—There woe • considerable capture of whales, on Wednesday last, at Latavoe, in Lunasting. There were between two and three hundred of them, and the blubber sold rest day at an aver so of thirteen pounds per ton ; there were also some whales seen off Quendale on Sunday, the '224 ult. Several boats' crews, on leaving the church, put off to try and secure them ; bat they got all their trouble for nothing, and had a few of their lances broken into the bargain.— Sodsmos. COPPER FROM JAMAICA.—The two last West India nail steamers have brought to England a largo quantity of copper on from the mines recently discovered in allalliol. [Adveztimement.)—HouzwAy's Pius.—An in eassoklis trout et Utak for ten Cure of Liver Complaint& Mr. Baba MO•,. se OaaMtiawa. Noir South Wales. had been allisisd ter mom' Imes • were liver e..niplaint, which re amed his la as law a shale Ott Is was compe:l,4 to take to Ins bed. M weld Mai UV of an &Ltd ical aid he received, be was ba=lisillawW , a pits a trial, which he did, and this ince. Oba awmandia• given with it being etrkt i pliowedl la Ike aims el • Ivy yob rogatabilsind bins in the e lent of la Sind NM" he paseassad in his life.—Fold by a us &doe Tihrusesut 111•11•114 sad at Professor no.lowsfs csLatllall• e o ,y Laria. musk BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. -. _ BIRTHS. _ ASHERLET.—gept. 9, at Fiti;Or7l;, " Southampton, the wife of G. Athertry, juu., gag. of • eon BRANDS. —dept. 9, at Wood.lawa, Dulwich, the wife of R. Brandt, Edo., of • daughter. IL PODHAII.—Uept. 9, at Amigo% Berta, the wife of P. N. had. ham La, of • daughter. 001IDON.—Sept. 9, at Otoucester.plare, lido-park-gardens, the wile of J. Gordo% Era , of • roe. BALMOND.—Sept. 9, at thitlogne-earafer, the wife of J. Balmand. Rea, of Waterfar, Curebrileirl, of a .11. TIJRNEIL—gept. 9, at Abbot's-walk, fleabag, the wife of the Rey. J. Tam., of a see. WARD.—Sopt. 9, at Fortes, the wife of 11. Ward, Esq., LW, of a daughter. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TUESDAY, SIIPTEMBEIL 14, Iss?. KU state of the Weather a each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged la order of latitude. Nairn at lira. Coarse of Wind. Mau ...... ........... ... N. Ovule Brews iliartno• W. Castle Breeze Foumases finnouno it GREENWICH. I.W. (intl. Breeze I Cowman.= ....... &W. Oestle Breese, Consume ...• B.W. , etztWl:. Stab of Weather. MARRIAGES. BARBER-108014.-9es. 9, atit:oeorge Ranoregoottsre, 0. Ratter, Req., of Ostlaa&opark, &nary, to Sophie Catherine, daughter of Capt. Mos, R.N. LlrtM at tl—CßUMP. I), at Yanthani. Surrey, lay the Rea. William Carl by the Rev. Richard ainkey, lioorge cur ling, Esq 0., of William Cramp, lac of Jesse Curang, hp., to klizsbeth, &neater Rag. BANKET—D'PRTAMPRIL—Reat. 9, at M. Nicholas, Brighton, by the Rea. J. W. illakegoy, Vies, of Wars, fleets, Willaukey, Esq., it Middleton Hall, Lintithgairabire, 14.11, to Cecile Charlotte Tee lawney D'Eatanages, eldest &nighty, of VircovVe D'Estampes. MATTHRWB —WADDELL.—Sept. C, at Bt. Ahleatir's Church, On had, A. W. Matthews, Eq., ehltot eon of the new. A. It. M Atbesi. to Casella Jane, fourth daughter of C. J. Waddell, Esq., of Grand. poet House, scar Oafortt PRIOR—THOMPAON.—gept. 9. at St. Luke'. Chapel, In the rre- Ohnta cit that Cathedral. Norwich, by the lie,. Y. Leathee, thew of Readhem, Lieut.4hL Prior, 23 Madras Light la:entry, to Amelia Mary, ',lunged daughter or the late Rec. T. B. Thomp.on, Vicar of Thropham, Norfolk. DRATHB t BROWN.—Sept. 9, at TO 17:0[141Nnffutb, T. Brown. Zee., M.P., of Quern Arm-aural, and foataolc.place, Wm - 41UL Stiff,llt, sled 7F. CoitiriZLM„ —kept. 9, Maeda 1-outfit, fourth daughtes .A field. Itaq., of Ilaveratook-htll, Mlddievez, aired 12. DF.NDION.—Dept. 11, at Piccadilly-terrace, the Mon. Selina Came. rival Charl.tto Memnon, daugh.er of Lord Loudesbormigh, aged 15. PU(111.--trept. 10, Mary rims, wits of R. Push, Zeq., of South. building., Clapham-common. ROM LAND.-8-pt. 9, at Swansea, Msysod, widow of the luc J. Rowland, Esq., of that town, seed 91. EMI TU.—Sept. 9, at the Manor 110Ule, %Mertes, Amelia 8L flange, wife of It. Smyth, Faq , formerly of Deed 79. WHATELY.— neat. 0, at Eton-v.lLn, ChePenium, H. P. Whale ly, Zpp.. formerly cif liendewoe th, ataflordehire seed 116. WHISTLER.— Mot. 7, at Um !ataire. Matilda Swab, the dearly helm d Vaughter Of Frederick Whinier, of Mae Line, Londo. sod 24. Waned ead pubtlebal Wasemer L. Bee" et No. 1, Lombard• Arms, a the Cky W Meter. at the Odle e. to Lmberl• Mak la the mint of IVISSAY, Be roots If, 16/4.