The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-08 00:00:00

ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE- MENT OF SCIENCE. BELFAST, MONDAY EVVMII , IO. The sections resumed their sittings in the Queen't College this morning, and their proceedings were listened to by crowds of TiffiteM. •ZeTION 1.—.0100 NNNNN AND ETNNOLOOT. Sir R. Misrehisent, President of the Royal Geographical Society of Landon, took the chair in this section. Colonel Chesney commenced the proceedings by reading an able and interesting paper upon the comparative merit. of the proposed route to India. written in compliance with the request of Dr. Robinson. The use of the overland route dated from almost the diary of India itself. The fat seeing Elisabeth maiatained a fleet at Bir to facilitate trade along the Euphrates, which, being then the high-read to la. dia, was constantly made use of by Build, Filelimnd others, who had occasion to march by that line with menbandise.The mute from Europe was by Alexandretta and Aleppo to Bir ea the Euphrates, from w once the goods were carried by boats. The gallant colonel then reminded the audience that even in the time of lierodotus Mesopotamia was a country of conaiderablecommercial importance; and at present, al though the value to England of Bagdad, and the other productive 'eats of commerce, was greatly diminished by the cessation by the Eat lndiaCompany of the intercourse which prerMusle existed, yet the trade between India and the Persian Gulf amounted to about two millions a year. The line of the Euphrates had another advantage. The direct has from London passes through Vienna. Constantinople, and Asia Minor, to Aleppo, whence, by the Desert of Arabia, it reaches Hasson)). The route by the lied sea had been used :ii a similar manlier, but, being less speedy, the regular transit was continued through Arabia up to the year 1815. Ms acquaintance with Mesopotamia commenced in conse quence of his having set out for Constantinople in 18:19, to assist in the defence of Turkey against the Russians. He arrived at the close of the war, and then undertook a jour. Bey into Asia Minor, with the object of examining the proposed lines of communication with India, and made a detailed report to government, allowing twenty-two days between Bombay and Alexandria. This was the first pro posal founded on examination for opening esteem com munication by the Red Sm. The energy and activity of Washers', however, had performed the transit in fifteen, mid even twelve _days. Having described the dill enities which he had encountered in pursuing his emcee, bavirg been carried off by the Arabs, Colonel Chantey stated that, on regaining his freedom, be continued his journey across the reat Desert, and succeeded in reach lug the Euphrates, pursuing his course from DOOLLOCUI by Pampa. Having constructed a alt of thirty-three infiated sheep-skins, he was launched upon the great river, accom panied by three Arabs, and made his way to Felojah, oppo- site Bagda I, not, however, without meeting with some danger, and thence descended from Babylon to Bussorab, and ultimately crossed the Persian Gulf. The gallant lec turer then gave a general description of the Euphrates, which, he observed, was entitled to even mom than lb cele brated name of the Fourth River of Paradise, being wide, deep. and highly picturesque, flowing between ancient aqueducts, irrigating luxuriant groves of date trete, and the richest wheat cultivation. lie then traversed 1,700 miles of Russia, and some 1,800 miles through Asia Minor, which intabied him to examine tha sources of the rivers and the coun try between it and the Mediterranean, having spent three years and a quarter in the exploration. He then made an port, urging the establishment of alternate communication by the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf. King William IV. took a lively interest in lise matter, which was taken up by Lords Palmerston, Ripon, sad Lansdowne, and alter de liberatioa4the Hew 111 CONIUMM, the sma et 18,00 i. was at voted he sa eisedidea to the Mapkreess sad Tigris, la 11136 be soled is snared et IL annieg of two IlekketWeed hen seremeee, with a Met of seiestille sad other odbires, to with wefts walled to pot the vessel', vessel', which ware in pieces. Ou arrivitag at C il L i stath of the Orontes, the Pasha of Egypt, Mo isagneami Aill, in victimise of ids mempressets with the govennen refired to Ow die exploration te premed; hat, being deenutiaed sat to be stopped, they dlsesaberked the materbh, and earned their skips overlaid, aetwitheleading all abnegations and dif leslties, a didesee of 14T miles from the semath of the Orestes, to Peet MMus in Egypt, a name whisk ha gave Me phase in fasemar of the biog. The gemmeed, how ever, be deem ratared to grant any an.,. leads, he was esmpolfii dam te give up the expedition or appeal to the asillose of Ye ftuds, and, detonated's 110 t to alensa 11. he obadeed en shame of 11,011111. mere. The paint mind en described the terrible ewes of a whirl telattikrbidt, damask it lasted bat Id iniesise, destroyed Or no tithe vessels on the Itepirrern at Wirde, Newt alien Ma bedi the Illeditserowns end the Per na OulL en annitted horse as the expeditise, mini& was is einem except by a neon idlidtalluezei est of hen the Apostate, neer the lone pins. The Arabi, however, unlike some of their ester thems Mewed them therreatest kindeese. Hilted venni Mem from the government to break up the mMeiss ow esesising the Fenian ChM; bet, lest be *mid admit's dm often of the nankin he did no sinew aims *owner le then until ewe time after. ware; and din essonlog that the cimunstesen wend Jung then rt e W eines ens direction. he awnisei With eon as pneseedig nib it, en *ay et own open wad nee pm tip a pen= of their peg ft oder le renal the spawn They but manwed thdr nom of eosin. en afterwards meat up the Ilph to die &nee at aces thew INlOnliet. to Dewed, the elg die Kasha The avers evarithen linseed meet seipdes the Arabs havi w • lreien, =leen ant thes when iron should swim the mane of the Water their dominion was to en They one several bandied miles to rends the est. end at ea believed thee es vowel west nag the baleen of the rirert . by when liwiter irkka desed env dilinidn is the non' s" and hither which it mink Wend Chang stated that huh inns Irving green te honk • the party, the not musselto Faiglead. wheels Wiesen lembay mag = =lon mean a nest jemmy of Len :no to en. nines te Denim wed fingnanyinn la n the one deem Oa senteg at legend anunnaindee woe semen hen Prime Notesnish, ear l. le SIMS the emend Ink lee at liewseram a j i Zt asi the till ast inn& the nano al swept see nial wieg II en nee Der ladin=w r . be whe vomit urn Ile dyer. Int INNO T ZSI le withdraw din la litinthea Os' • Inenne hem tech up die seign ali t i l a illor ewe neon* , le blab, tue den= noes ins bees einstrieled bylines UK of Ilehonsed, swan. speedily be loondri ea the Wm of dbessetwie I hat he hiteadees bet a twee Vain. eine awn de to the ggien Ihr west of nonelent las, anuneet. Of bile dm linen Olen llinl Cam. posy, is songelin wile Or Pealosalar en isiti. ewer z peer nine eon le Ile sonedes Ihoe hist nil dramises. nag let a tipablie end wink __ _ so wed Hai toile is nog II days; adrift thee 110finne will be travelled la that thee, Ili ler MU have to sionete with domLlUes no near pen oa es other len ere of about one by lee llod Ilse. en the ether of 4.= miles b the Sunman. The plint newel thew pain' ens the adviereps of is inn in • railway at poneat ashes eon Linn to Aa Engem sad. C" Ling. valrbalM nosh Onotradaeple. The great chain of Neer present ingsdinnie. but wet each as an set be nor. one ; en bads' win nein the wear of the Waage. Inds rine s the lise might be onlined nag the south. en sheen of Poods in the eon at llellesea as Ink ; Ist the mean, and the unsettled sects of the emery, /ea lend this Ike wee Tidy soon to be sight, they thence*, wane Se nudism te a new On. basfai a sear le We hen am ewAranity sod owelhor to Trine ins the oppedi e —dr le la roe die Ideinrieweee at the of - Antioch. en thew pen by ) to the ree f at Table, and se sing the ban le the ef the rimr, a dims, of about nen MR steurre lane night ran . lien is eighteen sr Mann dep. 0 " 11101 = e rg e 7 br 411061 . WOW* la In der. Navin the anasentere of e. at • ag lesshou ef=oitin di Anenie plea, en_ n es t ea game inner added theit, breed et la de bei hastowas tell be nen in osain. toupetery ar semoimeli dwell be mak by nab di. Austrian Lloyd's needs amid wiry limo and nab to Scan. donee, whin requited we as a linear, and ken theses, byes at las, a et 110 gen to Delis, ea the Ezeee• Wales wldelt sod Emesisk mull sesemers be mej i kt a wlisie disteses pe l, t tged faelstilen end iron on tar elernit. la lea ego. Ind, aw of thk eineogonswe went be elan RAW or lOWA le Abe nodes' jersey and be portwerd by ran of nrahoir es anions ef the areany. Mai tank-i-m ; and she weseerry _prosrlsa inn On to Sem boils emend Wilk the lin le ihe MIMS% is Male wools he.. on forced is pining the indiertaides. The nits bed wen a moot ineerate in kis Ilosesum wish shin, essd peeved Ward la Erset rely all their rens, but upwards of na seer ,• sad the mistime of eseenercial b en ounwise with Arabes pond eked there Nil be we ellinky in inning Meth= with that oweatry. la the ;pint nehmur plated out the impeder Inn* of end the opportunities which it pneseled In war nanalheiene, sal also fee oalwiedes- Is re* le the pandwg. Dr. Lee, the Rev. 8. Smith, Ils. Cell; amd el emes, Colonel Chesney gave eadahatiey mighwatisse Mefeldag the inn of glinithe priessed linen= of the Arabs, the Isla M alimate, preentirm of lasionsis, and ether plan upset whiab he was inammineed ad. after we miner. mitlea epos the subject, Ike eine et the Nona were peen to bin. aji,:i=e,hned..ible be posh F r , i s the to mewl be hi ig:whysf the Awes, es by teems= Sed ihwe it, wide hem beau soden by Lieut. Lyme. URN De. Mean ; she Moe Man la hills with onwies. sehibing Winn with ten ; paned send beeches seer et= On, es. Sea bang lowered the Dead ea 1.1/6 hot beim t aailinsagesia own hers as ennesion oile the or Vessened erre. Ia the we of the hen bl redgesmAel..." volley tra hr wled!, Is " Ma ir s t r i: an Mr 16110 volley eif the lone. °sprits _Alin roan to Olin diet between the gulf of Ann on fear or Indy then le • heel of moy law , and Sin on the eshw head iron the plia of se that the wenn the liedilsneasea sod the In nee hen is by esee low tsars; and if they wen epee non he wan eneewelestiea with is lig nen of a alp awn band is we ra Z madpithp new ein diet trr y ho anon nd es ve gh ry seed mad fir a win way, die Mos deo the aid of gunpowder would very lees oat a thessel es*. ciently large fur the navigation of thelergesteldpa. Cwt./Ulu pointed out the advantage which We seem wend he te the Sultan in opening up annetesiesties witliz e =test portion of country which now bet perthily bis authority, and also to the pilgrim ' s* list Wee weld set be a probability of having oppositne le elvesater. By this mesas be thought a men direst awl swinges mete to the Bast weld be obtained. Artie WWI oesstreatiem apes the edges.. the thesis of the section were glen to Captain Alla he Ids ggor,_ Ltarne.l papers were than road by dim Ben. Luke on the conneuo• between the Intim, Isrepess, leinien and Egyptian forms of the puma presses; eel by Profesior likllouall on the 'premise stabs et MeenPereise Ph te ac i l ltler pendulum the read e• laterestie( Sass.. of 2• l4 led rs. iro s er a theF f eellige•Sffile rica taila 11.11161. 10 She " 43 146 0 . segraphinal missains. Society. •Km ow I'...eIIATIITIOL His Greer the Archbishop of Dubin melded, as ea the preceding days, in this audio so Patarday. Ur. Gillian commaseed the pronediege by reeding a snood paper on the laws of the sump I. Ironed. @bow ing that the circulation ed nein bops to nein* every January, slowly at first, let afterwarts more rapidly until July, and reached Its lowest at in Segue. It then began to rise, and castiasod to do se lead! Jemmy, when it again declined. This was oessonind he by the fact that in September &element been te be *past et, and the rent to the landlord was paid about the ender dee year, when the notes retuned to the ink, either to be placed to the account (Idol Lenard, er seeneened isle smik. The total number of banks of hose we 1118, el ebb& 76 were in Ulster. As Ledemil had a pirdasisa a 6,600,000, and as the population of Uhler was oft twe millions, their proportion ef none est of IM 11111011 bar been only 30. In mow psalms et he awe" the are, circulation of sea mein (man IL)) wee sale My per cent. of the whoa ssimees, he Ukase it was SS pee amt. —owlsg to the peeellesient of the lima trade mall amen is the mien id menden pegi4 i t at tbe masteasimes, dio,timeols Lay he ark led a sieeder some shape by wash smell assonste einem, Wen allt a much required as formerly. The sasses corselet 11:4 and silver heat by the beaks for the peepas of their notes 'Oriel hew St to IS per vier. Odd amid new be so readily °bard hen Begirt by siseabssle sad railway. that it was set at peewit swassary to pet e s iZ an amount of gold and same ia thole min r The recent discoveries of aid is Australis and C had of the price d mosey in /Weed, ant reassed the interest on the baneoa sr the Isla kends bait is London, and it beams a =OW of amiimmehe whither, in keeping smaller Wm= is lisolue, the billi benhers might not afford gressesessemenstaise a the Baja ei deckled, which, he believed, ate new lo Way isdahly done, especially to the new propielery raised ruder the lir cumbered Estates Act. In reply to a question. Kr. Othest sated that he bet me alarm front the gold duistnedis et OsiMeeds ad Aestedis redwing too much the value of forcer', bat be believed it would be a very happy thin for the seentry. Mr. Heywood, M.P., out road a mat oft the benne of the University and ewe ef tin Wiens ef Oared, Gowned from the report of the Coda Umlassity Csandmiseers from which it appeared, es Br se sun be assereeined ef nine colleges, that the average limos of the healsot brass was MOOT. a year ; sod, as 11 1Pditat Fandly.ll6 ll lll bibs Cenons of Christ Church, thoz= was wiihrie The total become of the Word U lad lif the colleges, 132,0001. The imams of CeimieTh . dipa i Bier sity was about 133,0001.; sal eadeity Colapr, Debi% ' about 60,0001., main the tees sheet Sips There' were 667 fellowships in Odd, et wleiht shout thirrilve were voter every yam The swesene wham tea the UM • lt POOL he t Flaky at Mite sal peeper-beaks, I was seri to be y about SAIIL a yea, he the laser our art nabob' paid swe, but slily when it imesesset Is sums et WOOL - or WOOL Poshinor Hancock nattiest a nabs of "Tim Ferree of the Sowed Muslin Illemelhelese is Ireleak" otousesit• Sabi by Mr. Bolden. It sestet that the teat, we. into,. dated ire bind between ISIS ad 1810. but Ills pm gross mos made with it watt berm IWO sat UM Se much had the bairn besserad in the Met Mese yeenelbet there were new eneleyed in Ulmer sad store Ireland seedy • wenn of a minks et The wells et the what ibet were ea r temnii•=iviek ; w h ere obtained 4e. to he., ma Wee wee sew paid hearse 600,0001. and MAK per eases he the iewelbe• tore, *adult, et seer ef the sea of the are rials ; sad, aerseser, the ing woe altested is the best aeneer, be to the e iszs tenths at their ova bee" wir the supervision pare. A great deal et geed hot elm beam ellose s alte esteMbhaent of trade. sobs* he tellehlo. t set he leaded propeller bed less yen ilinmet — ili. learn these initiations. larsoft abets he Bed rat Guam et Znalekilla healed ems of has Mesh, OW result et whisb was that the hada ef ilemblike wen wing, anbeeliey, me ha hem MIL ealleb. now The Irish ess esein by ufaetere was nehily nowise in ingenesee sad, is ingete of fiscal anseessmun sunshine es tln Ceatimest. Ives is Faro whew he ash psi vas eltrahrie imleellast, a repgib sipienagresi Mori Malaise by mmeppliog, eat at an sable was bluffly addemehle ii hi ears .( Pare OMNI* tho taste VW sat bet ray sr me to sedelpste h r it e illar ie li a vanes ISM tardier. SllCeten 0.-111111111ANICA.11 MEN& James Themes. Bet., OA, reed eisimeste en the sad ea vats: weirebeis I !sin a qbe i r ill i., awed SIM near sn he all/radtlelilli tin eestkee weird Wirth ; MMam Pm, pie a destelplisa Os new Ida el Mule belies : papas was ales Moll by Is.. Bark lieW:ll., as the peresensat wry et unihrspe, set by dela hetwks. Esq., C 1.,. on an il=ast lam sleeper toe ipereti resin eeesemeeiete rsi t i rthe eseedatien tack pass se leterday easing, a the rpm of w oo, - ase widit was Med up es In the pereies sad NW with t it hollilee sessally. & assays of lir read awaits, was and this Mow day) afters& se three etelook, at the easimelse of die proseedinp be he seessel sestises. Odeed Silas, the Wessepied he shin Armaibee of Moses won est eller miles balm limeitst ; bat She se** ongeging the sileatise d She mere wee w ears of Oise he to bet the seal mareel meth,. liaise st trial= has 1) Mull, link ite ieb e l ZieeMir a a" = 1 :1 1 = Atm imam am selseesti. ETON COLLZOL—It Will be ressembsred that in Isso a sea weeding MOIL, pet ef • hod salisssibed by ell Mae= Ise Ike ispersieseat if Ike idiom wee es. „ma i n lagspiey Os *IA ela Wan m is s a= mole betag aid le Os tkdr. Mit the wee MR ia its ale% lie eiddlieten of whisk 111 esmeded wit hrsew Ralik matillidmssts It ant Ibitoßte be WIWI . = b like havepi= esemsted with Pk easiest ens ems bets simeNd there. to bass thet It Me Jen= . , wired sea of ty the mime se dhe sad elliesiAspeed as betwess TAM is resavethis lb. sawskapeL The work >r -waned, sad it is esessiel will be MAW 'Oheireme. All the .amass is ads pet d Me Miles have bees &meat Rim Ike mak ea MO Ike mesplas ef thins et the firesiee ma V& Seedsit, PR bi posed to tits inns et Ilte was sigma The wells see te M refaced sit& Milk Op& mil sew &may peawillei will Is istssdesed l * .ie e lrhis et Ike met Me I else aew media pules. eel seer madallissi Mr sibs et inked MIR wewill sow mem a ameopesi Ile sew wielley ell Rs i the sashed Mem std of the Roble ef Ike melte be tread; the suss fees to le Inks tip sod reweelesd sod lbsd. The week hes hese estsustei es Kr. Batas, of Cm/idles. Thera ernes be. )see kess tekssl i m s eed • am me I PIM dr& TM Rev. Ns. lisi spa the Rim Mr. Rads. se sesMesemeMer lbs = the Mew pedems baying bees misdated lks mow, la Ike ma ef the Is.. Nasty Dupuis, visas ef Ilithossi Os Releeday leet, the Reeds be. sad se. week eel dame as the faitia. selsnisd is edlis Thelma divides es tMk Met esisisel pewit. !tie upper *risks el Pe 101 i be. we:elm temsurew, mil oa &Mei &tuft the erss eislL dem till tease, wits the who will hem likil. _ _ I Ms Nay BAIIIIINIK lom d Bps,-I'v fessiedeue, aadheNalesethe 911164961 WI suety emegiellea. Os soh aide et the Timms eapperiel by rem sett ...test., have bees IthaNees at lir Op et W. VOW meek see ere 60 er 0 het farther isvero pees be,. bees Om by et toe sr Oise beilist ai ettl i g eat ewperW by he elaarele esesil &pa. sal Wait. he Os prime et NW, Asks "WI are be lappet No letege .6 2lll me. ea/ Ise le be told 16 , the la Mier% Op. sal wso Nes be w 0 uul.o ell Mobs, eat wee sal plea sostroter a Ns** la Os ehirael et the river them law war meth. 11 enable tie sir traNsee to raise these War glue. offir dam et pees quest Imo bees .seal, Oda ben Dna prebtied sal seppelei ea sea 1k b Nisei Om WOO Se Oar lam a beam d Neseete, enema het bier the mho at the Om* et the tier, bee bees MI dews, maws It a Owe lallileg Old* mese, sad seallai balm Nisi sad seedy ft empress' to most low s te ad the latesaid .Os emb Se& gi peeeta yfie.loll. to Visit Os Noe et No arrest, rid premise& di amelphos mai sp eel dere the deer tem eadropdai 69 aerie seeder hal try estalse ht MON ON the.. ale Yap maws et et i kle: mud Mar fsmt.ib. At moo a Mos sal amedia he Ile bilge NA dW dOs mop, the e l it i giesehee hen Ob.- beee, led Weelswerth reedy IR Ns ea@ ead theme Imes ILeatisites. Chien, GO Mike ea the NW. Mo. The Asks ell vs wend thews& NM REPVTLD Wzraeaust—On Weimar, _kat, ea igaserst Jeweller, one& Metale, sr memoin bare the Moist et Nittika. *we erilb ud a.mmit es the puma et Ikea NOM. TIN peer wans:i si v rid deeeepla. NO by owe apeos• poem le be ▪ Oak, sad ewe. is orb foibles Opel ad bow =abuse tombs beam asesed liMep sidisetelly int she bad es evil Limo ewe bin—t NOM es bet pima we& womb Id& a 19901 . 1911119 ast odeue. the bet sallsloa dest/ 1111 :41 heqtraCilairalik=l=B"l4Peseals. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY SPORTING. WARWICK RAM-Tummy. Hart= ; 200 toys. reek Ili R ; e.t In rub. T.Z.Q. I. wh o a:s (P=l &we StAtiog : 6t04 Go Chaffin: Won by Ream linen of 6 son. re* will II ai6ei t hr ; thaw it; ; her, he lib I Iwo red upward% V i arser awl aim& lime irises extra; Ile whew ta Wa s IlEd Oilman. 1I be sold foe kn. 7 use Cerroblie ittlstr ltir. Sim ea Ifib( ••81 6 . .........(Arhael) 1 a Kr.si 0. Ifra may t :a by lam. ha by a l s 4 45 27 a 59 12 1 4,1W The Wham =ado wb~Nl sua l; d arrais mild Pla ftwi de ln bY t:r l.Blth woo ip, Ift was sebergewely maims. Gay Plesevieitass of N mew nab, b ft, for Sir edit ; mho. M 71b ; Gibs, it 41b ; Wind ale allowed, &a. MO* Plena. Mr. yin" - ail •• • ( platen) wined ever Laamtwietew &rum of 26 sees. each, 16 tt, lad 6 only if desisted, ea, with 100 added ; wisest' oath ; the ee l:cad to flesh, 100 sow. sad the third 60 son. oat of the stakes; the whew to pay 26 eon. towards septum. Two oW _ _ _ - I..irtiiiiiita — =esetra 4 re, Ist tUb ..... moms mr. Payees II yrs. id Ilb ...........—. (Vissess) Mr. Palmy% OsiMmisr, 4 ml* 1411 ..........(Cbidlib Mr.GrerMe's Orb" am to Mb ................... low Mr. Um Mmatges. 4 joe, la .., .............,.. CapLlbilit AlmlbieMer.bP 4 . 33 Mb ' . Mr. Sibbsee 04441.41. Sim hi 444........... 144 d WarMa • •o4l4l, 6 yr; 184 alb ..... .... . .. . Mr. Z. I. art% Minh% 3 Irk in Mt IF. Betting : 6 I. 4 eget Lady Ural" 4 te 1 set fader, 6 to 1 lest Myeloid. 7 to 1 aid Ca=d to l ustor apt Grief, sad 19 ft 1 seat Adesiakrautor. made all the reran to lbs illsiease, whoa be wee passed by Maar^ oofirir, aid Leiria O a Isr Wise wait ing to the W glia Mead Ned % jaw art atar , the asend beadmithe Mid b will yt a a bed forab. awl Clevelood watt. C4M4SI TALI tram of 10 ans. seek with SO added, ihr Syr-ads; subs, Illa 71b ; Galan t pet 111 b; a +boar be ire start:lag to sorry 41b ; take, 71b extra. The whose to pay 10 ans. towards swum T.Y.C. Ir. F. 1iti1b...... .,., 77 11 1 Mr.vg.= ai rMg al litU ni t. —( I A 3 WhilMerfa PieveMbs. 184410" .. " ...... (A. Da II Lord Whim** e ty eassrd. dear by Immerogi desP 4 Ns. fbillesla Milk bit Mb ................ (lisitow • Mr. J. LOOM amfruc. est 7lb (J. Moo I r= 11 . 6t04 ea Prevention. The Assault colt made 4 the to within • quarto . of a Is& of home, when Una teak it up, but was deprived of bar lead by Pastry twe wok sa third. wbe was smelly by a keg* ; the same distaste be seesO mai Qom% rum of 100 guineas : 3.yr-olds, Ilst Tw o-mil eSaar att 41b ; Are, 914 lib ; six aad axed, Out 111 b. - I . l7.(irrelties ONO" 6 pa, wt 8118 —......«. .(!later 1 Mr. Cedes 11461. 8 yes, 844 IA Mr. D. Imstat NA. Ti. y 28 .- (Yates 8 Mr. =e leisf 4 re, 9/4 eb (L. Day 4 816 Mr" 8 yrs. SA Ma (Inipm 6 M. Woes 184118 . (C. Mom Bottiog :I to ea , who e - mde ****** the rousing, mad yea lir • book; a meek between did mood sod third • lambs dem sp. FOAL tiTANSI Or 10 eon. mob, with U adds& tor irr olds edits, Oa Sib ; Moe, 8.1 41b l I owl 416 sliewod, &e t taw ro!adttod distant*. _ . . Mr. I. Drat. Mass lapel. Sot N ....—.....itiliseit emw sp) 1 Mr. 0. Ousity's br by 001111 Ostusl est cot 11M lib (P. The bettiai apnea at to 4au Prime Zapat a aad Weal at to feu Ana oat. nay bath walks* tie tbe Int bar sae; Mesa Rams ens made lb* maks to the balm of lat• wboat firma ..ktea it ap, pad atialed It ea to die matte of *a ; ben Moto Tiro =Nat up, sad, .Rua deo raa, Ina as the poet by a Coanrruiaw eraia• Pia Mew) et 10 am Nab, b It. fleatkossa Atm. rAwaits Ma by earryiag 6lb extra. T.Y.C. _ _ _ _ _ s re, nit nb.—par. O. L Pia 1 Copt. 1.116101 Itriatre. yrs. 114 7lb (Owner I Kr. Amigo kat Br" 6 TN, 54 Ina (6 1) (Owear 8 Kr, 1148~4 oars. s 71. 154 41b (KabWg YO extra e x tr a Mr. Eglblees Clardur. $ 10.1 (1d to 6ID extra y 4 (La 8 Dottie(: 5 to 4 ea tauter, 5 to 2 sift Bordessz, Ind 6 to 1 opt Lady Soma. Woo by half $ With ; length between soma sad third. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. IT. LIAM II to 1 sad Ilett ft belie) 7 to I apt Thomsen (t) to 1 814 (t, aft of) 7 talked be Jest SAM ; wee TOMLIN= HANDICAP. to 1 ept Kolibt of the Neter 7 to 1 esst TM A bleb (tam) 1 to — kass. The Rev. Wm. Waal' Drer — rai, A.R., to do wily oosstitetod district sad sheath of Lydbrook, to ae Parsot of Dena sod diocese of Oloacestar sad Bristol, ea the and• statics of the Qom. NAVAL Paris Mom.—Tiiiiicam..—Notice is gins that the eceras• Wee el the proceeds hen the cap ture et Pa dew, fOM Illaubown. by the 'JeshA si t t s %der to bre 11Wp s. Glediater , Caplan Jeba tin Mat et 11114 will be regiebered fa tbe at 1 m Camel Co ot Assala—Sa ea weir the 17sk iast.—Wooswa ai ~ mills. ` r ~- DAILY WEATHER TABLE. WIDIMPA. Bastsmass 8, 1863. The elate et the Weather at sash et the Mow* at Mae o'alrak yesterday manias. The .t h ere arrearted la order et WWI& - - - - - 111 d Plass. Oludd et Saw I& of Wad. W 11.2. usti aft ...—..— LW. Clesds Wm* LW. Ciestiellwoot Oda from W. Oda law Maimodm LW. Oft limasisas Oda 1 laded Wealber. -- Orman DY, Nw. Owne WM. Ilemath d Wu& THIS Side A else lo oo ather. 11 L Odds arena Owned. The crane tow the Mowing dads ilia sot reach this efts la dew the yablieedea yeeenday ; they therefore Wised the date co! the weather on Yody weendai at ohm *Wadi. g i w. cam W. 0..&... N.W. or. LW. Om& limo LW. Gemile ammo M ausis aft••••••••••••• SMARM FOR INlMler—Tbt midis! 10= 8. 1en rear Os yodel r esa od ildualke dbettsd el the Maw It lies nig that al* pea l lbs pada* I st i d eaf the dhele of make salvias by Sbo eastral mu. WO* see lesostit to Ills waft by way of are set Midi* eV** ban sate of Rs*. ft I bs= Mag i l l :r ag. 1111 14=te ga. thr u -vett lapeted *eta Soft amble thk A LuitATIO, assall Tibie,=ed Is ea by tes et Le Mime. k Ile depotivent at tbo lam, OVIS Ol• lewd by the aalteddie to bate • = villi noasekle he ems *bat at. obeli be u be ttered dreaded aka. sombial aim esteem A leo doss op ma* vas am hides hum bb eell. Oa wanks tbe dap Ile vas Mad MVO. Wed la Sam aad *die dead. !be body based. I. bed set In to the bed-dabs fa liebtal ib a lai rt=ooL ilaita. AND m A T3ADL..—ife haebrb reglt eve dm It e s Ileg r az ie e V i i :oLbsk o il e t t su lk = that bas pasta thk poet Th e quantity was 11.000 maim assely • tea. Oh. also Ms tts• nest tamale eerie ever shloped fee. bniV e e. dise the sp.d. , • fall amp el 'swot= ms is. we basr% to be eat km ea 1l. • Mo l e of aNt="ll tra t tritirmtle lied ij ad ag Cl Mit Ala Lean d boo se' so Jeflevdy be*. be *its Of *I dleeldsim emu at lest se be esseigglelle Weboasid. sod rivapsel, ere kat i l awa rill bo Ibl sblof in* two* owl ilit fa the Muted se frostailft billi fa the s o llai s ill of Otek IlOil. OM tie b el** asesse seal. bd. old solsOlsßosa VOID. soft Rse7l Poisolism— /Warps. Rlarawd. MIMI, IffOldllClL-11a0 total amber °Mats ra . 2=l. ° 4• lN 7l%rtirt«.. " ..r. "*...td':', hft ..........4 deb bee • • Edit of fill *al , sub vappalarribsca B Z r r al 4”s at sae Sae, there wail at as same same* be 00 ,000 ads Seao udder Oa wilin. Was the aversie As Ili visit bats ISO alas ha tie note, the satire lobe wadi MAO fir Ali *see if O Maims amid nada ISO, be - isiwibi dud ebb Nee alstebeil SOO liming% there wield a told ebb of _WSW el Lest pets tweassa of Way bealeril b Ta Tie t rm . **, the obeli NW use t via pre et WON; ; of Ufa ; --.. " - ia ft.* of we e p Bab • me MAW. neve ore SON tees la esnybi Ws, vIS 2,140 nes 4llB toes eepa s budese sod id, Irdb i ,2 10 ow ;7, left la eddo dud, mai OM ma. TM said deabee beds des Ei g ; u :ll.ol2 Mimes gird sutlers sell leaflet 11.1111Virierue; ead . 1711 . 1 PIUS be Id offer, 111/1, lobe fib of Apra, MR Sae Isere NM* bate of hod,. sowed ea this mast Yet peg *are R I : k V& Thu the 114 et few, Mk Wee Oh et WA *MN was 11 OUO of Mb* ; bet me W e t ' *obi be peeled 11,014, sad * ease Mortised la llasepeo ale pia eon won seat II leer bad SIAM bendy mad eau yleoso Is Saw 172,110 beneb—Jbeti &sag MIR EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Coneidonak took pees at this martin oreasseese of the abase of the Lei Sam olifilculty Sob. Webs the othedoes a as duwa, sM the lessool dela ewe rumble, hes foe y cased Apes sopieise snag pee sloes e who ewe Is olloehmese oaWins% o m it Is mood larresom Soy were ompolledi to Ins Its asst. Then were, balks a werater of wommess me loss thee twelve shares es the pollee assn, Is wbl Ibe plows cue In essay tor oedema offnes but the sejeols wore of as ordinary arrestor. Sir Moist Osaka wired shortly beton INN Vika, and took Nasal or So Mesh. - • • - - dill.. Pried, ship earps@tsr, was dump& mike = ekonatstemes Mhos ilk IL W. Criss with hem the sidr ism litrzy i which was twee afts i rtras kit on Mr lgrelleem apposed tee the passeention. A solicitor skalds& he the ppiesner. Mr. POWs, wile is steMse tbs ems mentioned that so numerous MI bass Ms di rt - lo ss of late from EV:L ash in fore* mottle., that rain bed is several khan phase akenget the wen. said tho Wormer% Assam. bun the Eaton an essepatisa la Mend, wm Misty to be satremoly meetedisial. that elms mu shimmied M the sass time, eml that Übll Finest cue wae li valbl by the ha that the @sensed hod actually ap to tho *wren after the wreak of tbe vessel be bad spa the moat that bit wee am of thms who essepad ku 6111 wreck, sad who were Woofers entitled to nary rammehlo soesideration. _ . - - - /dr. Bober White said—l was lately master of the ship Morley re her voyage from Leaden Met. Andrew's, in New Brunswick, sad beck. James Pries wee one of the crew. I producer a duplicate of the skies articles with the priioner at 41. 10s. a month as ship's carpenter. He arrive.: with us at 81. Andrews, New Brunswick, in the latter end of April last. I had occasion to go to New York shortly after our snivel, and was away six days from the ship, having left William Ward, the chief mate, in chute of her. The prisoner was then employed at the .ship. On my ro tors the prisoner wee absent. There was a ship's log book, and these wee also an (Arial 1 1m4iosk, on board. I fog ad entries la the mate'. handwu is the ship's log that the prise/me had deserted. lie saver retaraed to the vessel, whisk was NI tie Moth el ;me lest en the coast of MouftweadMaL I had mud the entry about the de. sorties to be made la the Wield kg-beak. All the books and pones and every thing else on board went down with the vessel, bat all the crew were saved. The saphin underwent a long crom-oxamination, in the Maces of whisk Maki the prisoner had not complained of Maur te leim, eel denied that there was any money duo to the peisener Ike esrviess, or for loss of tools, or clothes, the Finale bray Mho away with him his advanced wages as well as every teed and stitch of which he was possessed at the period of hia desertion. Mr. W. Ward, chief mate of the ship, said I did not give the prisoner leave to go. He asked psemiedoe, bat I re fused and he left the ship. I have new man him since until this day. I made an ete , ad the Orsetka. At a diO tau* hoes the vowel I observed him an IM art after his desorden, and his clothes and eels wets Minediellkely re. — Ore — mocmenkuk— w I believe k ationsards the Omer Won occident on beard. bet I sa him wor. The Cemplala—l saw him the day after the meefilmst per form his wort, and I. the mislay I maw bin deck on shore. Idid not of Num speak to him is that amnilition. Mr. Mak clerk ha the Wise et the rat of seasen's mead ass, mimed tho n g 'Adam amain to steno that the primer had undo, eel bed hem misrat as • desertar Mama N • demur by the enthermlise abread. TM salislfor he the Omer said that so poor man his. mar nun smelly treated than his untartanate c l ie nt , when, %bet, there never hal bun breathed a ail oemplokt until he had received on neddental in visiting a rime m board, which ramiseed IS ........q it him to leans the dip in order to of Lain moiled adbe. sad who wu now donini all recompense for his senior and oat feriop Mr. Pelham meld Ilse owners had acted with liberality instead of unkladome to the prisoner, for, in the belief that he ha I, as he falsely represented, been in the vemel at the tints she wee erreekedhad given him a couple of pens & hem mon Its I. W. Omatimnoensider this cue to be an en tmenely bad 41114 sod that le le incumbent upon me to visit upon Use dellogosot, when I mew emmict, all the punish. meat whisk dm eat ad porloommt empowers me to MM. I daily hear et theaormess keen to which the mercantile mamannity are mmetemdi subJeated by this molt dangerous and unpriaciphol vale of desertion. In this instance it has bees peeved that at the time of the desertion of W primmer, the vessel wu deficient by eleven seemes. I dad that the mato refused to allow the primmest, miler w OblOOMltrases which the ship wee Saudi, to Irmo bery cal time, notwithstanding that peeklatims, the psissusit shosissisill hi duty, although well ilia to work ass well as to get dna* and never returned it the wpm of peremendag Me aegagensmt. These facts have bees elated upon the aim& midlease et the master sad his male, and I am wholly Wield that they have male as ezaggeratios ha tie phia and simple elainuesst they have made elstemeot has no. Wog to appose it but the bare masuggpeeled emu dm el the pelmet and his &Monkey. This agnate pawl's, omen be endured, and my matenee open the psionee ky that le be haprieweed fee three calendar mweem awl that he umber Medi hiller in prbon during that paled. The primer wee ism momaitted. The Lord Mary wee requested by the distramedralatives of • poor man, whom abeam rutted iamb appeohessioo, to solos the event paid*. This imam& to whisk hie lordship's huntesity wee Whited, was WM Abet that an aged men, drumlin we. Meek, deaf, and rather imbecile, strayed from hie bones liallonerlane, Battersea ' on Mon day, at nose, ad easy Isibenmenee of him would be thank fay received by Yrs. Cullom, as above. I I Omar Mar, a yowstwootas, low oberged _by Hors. ford. do Kindisity eater, with begging of Mr. deUy. the weli4toeino elderly des of forum rialAtsi fa Great Orme&lnst. 'nu tam oil Oat ma the painless day be Testa Lab's Coadadoleset o oboe be raw _ i llr Xfly. was IlLsw i t Ns I.:f iewa tb t — s - a ce:s i k tml :byYr assey.as vide be took eot et his awl beads( It lebse. Infuses took bet 'NWT. OA heal the moor to else& 2 osystolgoo. . buss. was Wood 'wry day by dessios et the rimier's doesdpdea to bowline Ma de admititease bad bums so pestilea (the resstood lustros. Woo le be soar ale sostyled d, sod approbsod wry party who wore feud booftiLater Mr. kb. WebbOied Esoided, Joe 4 elbows, esellasod the_sbeve odds's,. _ _ Mr. Tunr hatter to Mr. Sony, mid women and girls el every deerripliso watched Mr. hew till keleft it, when tbey followed and Owed him owe he gave am 111~17. Tea primmer mid flat lb. doily hod hew la the habil al amides bee sae him MOW womiwolly sows of nieway. Übe ialrl begglog. Ito IfeUy beam* h. over, mad Lod* Me two sowesgps, wrapped Y paper, was the Mime Web bee tato eorledy. The *low wren that *a yelemer begged of Mr. W oft IWeleio bee. lit h . li trolle flat Mr. Say woad to be mg as easy prey is hisyseessolers, awl to part with werew so and Iwinebeinately, eor It was as it ing eat a pew** to leprosy. The oat of begging woo peeved WEN the *blow, ma be *add send bee to the How irosoMeiN wilt bred Meer, be 14 days. Mr. • Was, rombE: l 'ldol, wefts, of_ distseseed isr = Yak was next at the lom ilod witir Idly Ise 11.1116111 OM be saw the prisoner p up to Mr. Solly, and weak him resputtag him to give her woe weary, as she woe be put dhereer. Mr. belly said, «Oat away, pt amyl" WM pee her so money. The yellow said she knew Mr. &illy, sad merely showed him sew Nsdl.work which she wanted to WA, and said leW_wewM Mb t - kr. s ktarhin saki mehe; wadi iiithave bar, oil Mag hat, maw hot airsonota, t hiA Mit.lear Moab mitt M hafeehro fYe Ide pethootioa, eel to primal tar pattoodinp. SOUTHWARK. APIS Mohr, to the employ of WAN= Hewett, panel atioma litai*iato4oeilasi Hwy Wal i :ga r om vases ill Oa Nevin slam inta hut, a hum* mine ea Newlogioraimairay, woos obampett with pluoisolos thale t rzetir in ni= lim l perie en Z: ostrago =Auteuil*. A lath ea the low of lie wart hie tho mega herb ma onoritt with pions ot Was owl oboe; bhalutte, sod a tad, l er= pustairlibytho primates hoot tha ologialoosta. _ _ - Ts 0s tar mate less* *Pas tbe semis, et Mr. trnt, sad ass maidenal a Instanday swan Puns, liswever,sialairlas persigefllsesmisgs% bps bees *seed * rains bass* Is wide be MI imam nil mat Ilan kr cam& sailleas& de.eild *at be Tes Os angled salloir ohs Min pelenar, vim bed glom modes te bare bar intim It vas else somemlasal Mat they bad made strongman tor being men* an migrating t. A la the Mass of the Inn =AM& the pagerty et Taylor's mans sad bur on no _ _ _ Haiti & 0111M0damasts having Misfiled tile stains pro perty, the ripsaws ware otomailtai. Tayies, Woo laving the Ur, said that he had aow siding& 111. Owns, is lite savior bank, sad asked the magittrala 11 be wooltsonsden its withdrawal, ia ardor to pay der the arms alloadsial upon his dallaaco ? _ . - kr. Combs refined to °amply with the applieatios, re marking that at mama Its would mike so order es the subje as who Wed that wheelies would be (lidded by the judge bin. IMPORTATION OF RATTLZANARTA.—AMMa dy th e ezinewitioary snivel. with which we have boa fa visa ftes doselea Rope whop hw enelial awe seam tha than the hesitation into lamed et thietpda wale- NM over is twos lap seek motsesidal raw, Mr. Yen was sopa then ea the menataine. dem" eviler ea brat is elsW6are Ink beim " se the eld, sea i tnitto, end the phew bew Wag she Side the suss then he they coatained Wird tato& Assam illienity ante at the Castent-bonee, bat the owner halos VIM Hy*. peel that the reptiles were set lackeded in egy pieMisey led, they were allowed to pea free tasty. MARKETS. COTTON.— Barr. 7.—The sales of cotton twday are esdiaalsi at balsa, sad consist of about 4,000 Anowisaa t Poem sad Xasabete at 71d. ; 160 Bahia, op. ; Ilepptian to 101 d.; 500 Surat, lid. to 41d.; and 40;6111slanis, Is. WI to 2s. 4d. The imparts since Thunday am lo,ooo balsa. The market doses Wady bet firmly, mai wlsl nuns choice ; prima of all blade Wag quits as dowses. Pkidai. Ilawcw 7.—Tbe continence of whew able wessber, added to the advice' from the United States that Nees was wow weaker in price, have bad a depres sing AIM eta the yam and cloth market here this mmning, and bums have been dbyseed to hold back orders which they wesid 'drawls, bars pressed for execution. The anus has aft aihslid fites, except that in India yarns them is tither sw um. The heavy contracts of many of our Imaufacturns audspliren have rendered them indis• posed es take additional Orden, and they are consequently unaftlesaad by these causes. WOOLLEN SEPT. 7.—We hay. again had a good market to-day in our cloth ball'. The demand for winter goods continues. In the warehouses business is pretty active, and the manufacturers are well employed. On the whole, the woollen trade is just now in a very sound state ; the working cloves of Leeds generally have seldom been in better employment. There is scarcely an idler to be observed in our streets. WOOL. - H 1 o, Etpt. 7.—In floe Wools we have a little doing, and beveled 'during the week, but the demand for lower qualities appears to be slackening ; prices however continue firm. MANUFACTURES.—HUDIMIUIFIELT), Sept. 7.—Buy ers have not been numerous in our cloth hall to•da7, but a fair average amount of busineas bas been done. Good black doeskins, which have been rather neglected for the last few weeks, have met with ready sal*, and middle qualities have been more sought alter. CORN.-Huts, Sept. 7.-In common with most other markets there has been much quietness in the trade during the past week, and when sales of Wheat have been effected the buyer has had an advantage of fully le. pet qr. ; this was to be expected after the excitement of the earlier part of August and the change in weather; but there can he little doubt that from the condition in which the new Wheat is generally harvested, old Wheat must be exten sively needed for mixing. There was only a small attend ance of farmers at market today, and a moderate show of new Wheat. The condition wee not quite equal to last week. Our millers and dealers were free buyers, and the market must be written for best sam ples fully equal to the current rates of last Tuesday; inferior neglected. A pretty general though re tail demand for old foreign, the strong fresh red qualities commanding the preferer.ce. A consumptive sale for grinding Barley at full rates. The stock in granary or on board ship is small for the coming season. Oats rather neglected, but holders show a disposition to land rather than submit to decline. Beans fully support the advance noted last week. No Peas on the market, and a general demand for them. There is no alteration to be reported in the Linseed market, and a lees active demand for Cakes. No supply of Rapeseed to make business, and Cakes sell freely as they arrive, or as they are offered from our own crushers. The following are the present quotation' .- Wheat, English, red, 38s. to 41s. ; white, 425. to 445. •, Dantsic and Konigsberg, 425. to 468. ; Pomeranian and Hamburg, 375. to 425. ; Danish, Holstein, end Friesland, 36e. to 38s. ; Russian and Odessa, 345. to 388. Oats, English, 17.. to 19s. ; Danish, 16s. to 18s. • Fries land, 16a. to 205.; Russian, 16s. to 18s. Barley, malting, -s. to -s. • grinding, 235. to 245. tßeant, 30s. to 325. • foreign, '2Bs. to 30s. Peas, white, yettow, and blue, 325. to 345. ; grey and black, 28e. to 30s. Linseed, Black Sea, 44e. to 465. ; Petersburg, 425. to 455. ; Riga and Archangel, Me. to 424. ; Konigsberg and Memel, 365. to 40s. ; Linseed Cakes, Hull, 71. 12a. 64. ' • fine fo reign, 7L se. ; inferior foreign, 61.105. ; Rapeseed, 241. Os. ; Rape Cakes, 871.64. to 90e. Tares, foreign, 255. to 30s. 0 uano, 41. to 91. Os. Bones, 925. 6d. Errand, 71. Imports from August 28 to Sept. 3:-Wheat, 1,477 qrs ; Barley, 1,463; Oats, 1,474 ; Beans, 18; Linseed, 7,799; Alowed, 1,506; Oil Cake., 117 tons ; Bones, 325. LEEDS, SEPT. 7.—We are fairly supplied with old wheat, and the arrivals per rail of new are sufficient for the wants of the millers; the trade rules slow for old, and prices are Much the same as on Friday new sells from 365. to 41s. per quirter for red, and from 4 2.. to 48s. for white, which is scerce, and much inquired for. Barley u before. Beans steady. Oats and other articles without material altera tion. Arrivals this week: Wheat, 4,761 qrs.; Beaus, 80; i napeseed, 1,110 ; Linseed. 603. laysnroot, Sept. 7.—A week of splendid weather his brought the harvest nearly to • close, sad a regards the asst sea meps of grain, both qu antity and quality are well esperteil eL Our trade during the week haa consequently ruled 1•11, thee& holders of good q i e o VA of wheat and deer have ratessl to meet buyers by ng in pries. Pedal quitft of Americas sweet four com mands 21s. per hand. The imports this week are mall from our owe mese oral from falba vets. There woe • moderate atkagease at oar Cora Zealot* thk mentias, and we eapeekalmil • far steady amema he 'Wit sad flour, at i e s qualltiss wappsetias the prier et this day so' New eats were 11. per bushel deem. Egyptian Casaimproved per quarter. Bmiey, Peas wed Wks were emeksing la velem. Arris into Liverpool and liewsiss hem the PIA August to the 6th Sept, Iwamoto' :—Wheat, 4,114 ; Barley, 78 ; Malt, 1,021; Oats, 2,648 ; Beans, 1,1 M; Pees, 37 ; Oatmeal, 2,730 sack.; Flour, 2,306 seeks, sad 8,477 barrels. Reports to Ireland —What, I=4 Indian Corn, 1,390; Flour, 125 sacks, sad I,oio LYNN. Sept. 7.—We hasi had an increased supply of new Wheat at market to-dayi qaality and coaditioa no better that previously mama, and, for the most part, bayers °saint at tbe found. Old Wheat taken by the mil lers, at full prices. No Barley yet arenas. Wheat, 61Ibe. to 631 he., old, 42a. to 461.; Rohde... • white, 625. 671 be. to 6111 m, new, 33e. to Us. par qr. to t he growers. NIWCAITLS, Sept. 7.—The weather has again assumed at sessetied appeereees. Yesterday about nom it com eased is sally eel hes ontiensd with little intermission sines, whisk einusseleses will pat a total stop to harvest optimism At our musket this morning we bad a good =et Wheat hem the growers, bat, its condition hating seelarially treat a thugs in the weather, asks peemeisil strirly at all prises batwing Ib. sad 441. pee wear. Old ' Wheat nes Mid with sere , litursie, whist lad the east etas/him Miner ; and, epee the whole, teemestbas wive limited. In lbw little atheism bet pleb webs amanita( thn reessedise et our dealsee ; bes rata were tied. eelly the rms. , ernes/ Barley it slow request ; Rye whilst usni ths hest snow made Malt nab mere atisation. Beaus and Psis an shafted. Oats the tare Mabee. CATTLE.—Baatrzr inpaloat cattle fair ternisated . The prim it pang bane tram the wore fatly opal to those Gann' Mita WIG Alnaghan doe fair, army eztendre roma , at n awed a the ria sp manio tee the spuds' pelot i gt vd so great wand's donad, that they ve ry to yield to the donnado of the boa& •••••imil • aik' that Wilma 11010 had of aft Mtn 1111110=1 6.6°S t fig fair during the One days din aslimnsa. The amp fair was ocarooly north wan UN bong the Welds Ina her aid, nook of lila lap Wan. The Inne hit was y applied ask amnia a Imam woo toorrolod, W boo day olooo nolioft pod vuoriesoolin prior, and the dodoes Oaring a ?ay onadesable profit o b i r t e r= =se" hens "war t changed pe of Barnet hare reaped a vary bensielall harvest ; and through the good atasegesioat of who pa inalleat order was kept. Pros w LONDON GAZETTE.—Thseap, Sept. 7. BANKRUPTS._ HOMY Newton Basw ss, Deptford, Kent, Bermondsey. wall, Bermondsey, not maker, and South-eastern Ar cade, St. Olave, Sentlwark, tobacconist, to ann•ender :Z. 16 at 1 eel Oat. Si at 12, at Buingliall-street. Seimstreet, Bedford-row; off. wig., Joni Fo Ommaa,ur Aldeememboey. z.n. SEW, owl Wortbary.upon•Trym, Glou ossiteekke, balm. Sept. 99 sod Oct. 18, at 11, at Bris tol alert. cute., Omsk& and Parnell, Bristol; of. odd., Suttee, Beast DANIS& NAM. Oiremoceler, Gloucestershire, surgeon, Sept. 21 end OM 19, at 11 at Bristol Court. Bole., Mal ik., and Ca., Olsonosstar, , and Bevan, Bristol ; off. wadi., Was r, &kW. Urn= Asnissa, Blackheath, Kent, plaisterer, Sept 17 at 1, end Oat. 22 at Ili, at Basingliall-street. Soli., Mims. Luddites, Sim-buss, Beeklersbury; off. amig., Whitmore, Beeinglaallstreet. ------- - - BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Aug. 26. Written Curran and fivermmt 8111PRZ111), Bradford, Yorkshire, iron founders. DIVIDEND.—Sept. 29. S. W. Isherwood, Kingston. upon-Hull, woollendraper. CERTIFICATES to be great* unless came be shown to the ecoMery, on the day of meeting. Oct. I. J. Dawson, Toßeskunt D'Arey, Boss, surgeon —Sept. 29. R. Peer, sea., Liverpool, shipowner. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Ram, J. F. Harding, and V. Rodeos, S Clerbsowell, si gw.e, so far es regards F. odear ee :. ll.4. W. W. Cater and W. Weldon, Oteekto•-sa-Toos, Dur ham, mom Joseph Mei sod James Cluk, Halite*, Yeeluddre, poem. R. Dale mad J. Mee* Liverpool, sommhsion agents. J. Down and W. Down, Cog-plese, Bayswater, Int -1 W! l llMlsemmilA. Hooker, Henriettfretreet, Coundbh. T. " elf =ee end J. 'Thompson, Bankers ironmsete so bur es regards T. irmelems. I. Foam, W. Pretty, A. F. Niselmo, end J. Skeet, Woolbeidr. Barak, linendrapere, so tar as regards J. Skeet. 1.001 nd L Goady, Manchester, fustian manutraberess. G. Gramm and J. Lee, Hartlepool, Durham, teal evernme. C. R. Ilammend end W. H. Hammond, Onftd.etreet, bonito *kers. W. Hmeisk mai W. Cludenrorth, Tisksall, Derbyshire, faismensee, A. P. Jodi end E. Jerreb, Li vro avetkosers. 0. asses. W. lows and C. W. Amelia, NnMOl , skip end br W. J. C. Kasted and C. Watteut, Clothes. trot, line &Wm. • The malls to %we countries thus marked () are coseried by Pres& yeast to Kemal* CASUALTY, Staffordshire (American emigrant ship), from Boston to San Francisco, has been wrecked neer Colcura ; passen gers aared.—Valparaiso, July 15. ARRIVED. AIIII2ICA.Ig Zuni—at Nei, September 6, from New York Ass Burt=—et Plymouth, September 6, from Callao names UnimsiNt Yelenouth, September 6, Crum .. .... Unease CATIIIIIISIIIOIXIIII.-11l Liverpool, September 7, 'run _l:ordeal/a Courrnoutsoosa--at Deal, &ranter 8, from. ...„..... ..... Calcutta CRISA —at Dail, Bep tember6, , from Qoebea CIIIIIII.OIWONA September 6, from Quebec Ctworavaa—at Plymouth, estate - maw 8, from Lawton Das.rwrs—et Dow, 6e5.6, from New (Keens HEN/MUCK HUDeen—at Ptatemouth i September 6, from Loudon locos A. Werriamu.r poo. —at laver September 7, from New York Laerak—at Gravesend, September 7, from Straleana Lena—of the Llaard, from Newrotuulland ... . . Maam—colt Deal, September 3, from St. John% Nit Mires —Mr the Start, Serember 3, tram S. M. Lawrence Mama= Limas—at °reverend. September 7, (put back) MTSTLIIT—at Granciend, September 7, trues Mediterranean NavriLos—at Gravesend, September 7, from Caen Otrarr--off the Wad, tram C. 0. Hope Itarmixra—stfirareeend, September 7, trim......... China Stems Otovita—at Dail, September I, from Rim St. Lawrence Tarriss—st Liverpool, Ilephember 7, heat Armed= Wevs—at Ummets4 September 7, trim hiedemblik BAILED. Amerrs-fromllowpool, September 7, to .... ...... Newfoundland Aaaa-froui Mamelese, NM00 , 17 7, to Calcutta lationsm.lbsa toravossno, Septesatter 7, to Peteretrag Baamm.6iga alimureesek fropearsber 3. to. ........ —.Loofa@ Cusumano-6m limpiel, Ileptemlue 7, t 0..... ......... ...Malaga Sant Cemea-tr mamiak Oureemik frkieember 7, to Quebec Cmoo-troas U Sopeouttor 7, to New York Omorraus Late- limped. Seplamber 7, to Hire or Lowm-frus Umpeek flegromber 7, to Calcutta lame, IfraMat- hem Ourseene, fropfamber 7, to Sydney nimiLL-011111,14 ..„ 7 , . to Quebec Ounems-lbem Sambor 7. to Trieste Omaoses-trom Sogelembff 7, to .... o. R. Janeiro Join. BLIIIVITI-elin Sopember 6, to Charleston Jame -from lAwapeet, 7, to Ghent Lowe Wamr-4M 7, to Callao Illmam -tram ClemeaM, 7, to Norway Mono Coman-Meathemomd, Mamba. 7, to Halifax ' Meamme-frma LAWispeeL eso =abor 7, to Philadelphia Nem-lb= 7, to Norway Oames-tlema= flopeombor 7, to .Newfoundl,Del Paerunon-em I/gaped. Sopeember 7, to Oetend lfrememn-lbiem Itworgoal, September 7, to Rio Janeiro frsom-dam Ommone, Ileplomber 7, to Make Seme-Pos Ommeml, lamandlor 7, - to Cileolaudt Tam on. Tatrat-Ms Ora memo. iseptember 7, to r. Phillip WceinroCl-from Quernetenen, September 6, to ... ...London Wunowoant-team Gravesend. (September 7, to Port Phillip VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Eimer&le. July 7. tat. 30 S., 100.11 W. krona, from Liverpool to Monts Video, lily 112, lat. S N., km. 17 W. Richard Watson. from lisdrro for London, lat. 30 EL, tom 10 W. Vas. from Liverpool to Port Phollp, Sept. S. WI Tutor. AUSTRIAN FEAR OF THE BIBLE.—A Breslau jonsnal announces the arrival there of • freight of bibles, all made, seal, which had been seised by the Austrian stryammat at the Missionary Society's depot, and sent out of the gauntry. _ _ _ [AdVIIIVIIMIIeId.)—HOLLOWAVA OINTMENT AND Emu; na tip emus r I LA.—ES:tract of a letter from Mr. w The v,;7e . ii; iimmed d gramd. elimenfag that I suffered severely 1001 Kra:kb, reseamoid tae la tq Sellowsy's Ointment and Pills, informing me that a Isemwr Wen be eared by three Inealuabk met , dam mi. am yea Idedly gives ms a good supply, I commenced natal Om i In • km awl Mad use so trapeomment in ray mad that I amillanad lima w eleamed, and 1 ta 'last pam wi ll pima Sts le Lep raw perfsetly earad."— = ddrviglety salad haft= laveny's establlsament. 244, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Blll.l'llB. BABEL—Sopt 4, the wife cilliahei; Egg, 11. D., Brompicosoe, B ° 7ll6ll d ;O u t er .. 3at Brunevricit.equare, Brighton, the wire of the Ben. W. M. at Madan Web', county Loath, he. tend, et a daughter. ClUt4ST.—Boge. 8, at Wartheroagb.hil., Bt. John's.wood, the wife a E.& Creasy. Bar, or • sta. DE BOYABIL—tiep4. 3, at NA, the Info of the Ben. F. de Boyne, of a lIII tr NDERBON.—Sept. 4, at Willow-beak, Fulham., Mn. K. Moder. a of a Ka. KAKetIALL—Neet. 4. at Ebor7.etreet, Eaton-rheumy, Mn.a W. C. arahall, eta daughter. 8001 T.—beet..—beet. 3. at thamptoe.lllll, Mn. J. N. Scott, of a daborr. BTEVV24B.—Sept. 4,, at Warwick-oldie,Merida. ut the wife or H. Items, Esq., of the Meek temple, of a era. 1852. W. )(orison and H. H. Bow, Ltserpool, drapers. G. Morrison and H. Parker, Sheffield, manufacturers of brae* bits. D. Owen, sen., and D. Owen, jun., Rye, Sussex, iron. mmprs. V. IL - Parker end I. Ball, Manchester, attorney.. . E. Pierce and J. Pierce, Tunbridge and Tunbridge Wells, Kent, currier.. K. Prioe, P. loupe, and C. Marilee, Vera Crust, Mexico. T. E. Skidmore and J. Parkliouse, Itickmansworth, Hert fordshire, coal merchants. E. Stridden sad B. W. Simonds, Ashford, Kent, iron- Inonsten. T. Walker and W. Colton, Chester, and Vicar's Cross, Cheshire, nurserymen. W. J. Whitehead and J. Whitehead, York, woollen drapers. T. Whitchorn and T. 11. Cooper, Wilton, Somersetshire, I printers. J. W. Whitclegg and J. Whitelegg, Stockport and Rant wieh, Cheshire, cotton spinners. J. W. Whittaker and G. Woodhouse, Bolton, Lancashire, architects. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JAM'S M.Nrcor., Dumbarton, currier, Sept. 13 and Oct. 4, et the Elephant Inn, Dumbarton. OZOROIS l'utt.r, Rowell Mill, Fiteshire, millspinner, Sept. 14 and Oct. 11, at Buist's Tontine Hotel, Cupar Fire. ALISTANDIM SMELLIS, Springburn, grocer, Sept. II and Oct. 15, at the Victoria Hotel, Glasgow. ALEIVIDIR SPRUNT. Glasgow, merchant, Sept. 13 and Oct. 4, at the Crow Hotel, Glasgow. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SEABORNE MAILS. (N dreier Met t►e sails ere seat from t►e ()asers! Port.otoe r t►e eight—awl M by the meeraisz- by ;tett—sad Hby the morbid—deepeteh.) Day when lookup, Trem whet , COURTJULS. Ito llonend Put. Port 1 Wlnts Othoe Londma. &mambo& der. --. &marks( by Rritposket SI 1810.24 Ameriosth) United Steno ' pasted) Nedept.lo Llverpol Sept 14 anterksafb,C.lttateaulNSep4.17. Auatrallatvialfouthamp-1 too) . Ditto (via Il(areeillee) 14 2116 each mouth— Dover i Sept. • 9 Dftto (Ma Cape of Gaud' Hope) lll2d a 14th each tea. Plymouth ...141ept. 19 &Irks ( Wart Doan) le. i nit of ?t, mouth Plymouth ... Cotorlath elesauelrle• 14 119thltheth ef mom Dover 'Sept. 1S Belgium ................. Vi l stip Dever !Daily Brasil WWI of the month Sotham,.tom'Sept. U somas Ayres H r 9th ef the mouth tt.,atham; ma. Sept. 12 Oththande H igen! 17P.0f meant soath..myt .r.. Sept. IS • , 3apo of Reset Hope. PI tithe the month Plymouth...... donut 19 CVO de Paella .4 led of the mouth Plymouth .. gueut 29 2000tantinod4a • Ifl7lhletls27thet ems Dever . ...... Sept. 19 Cenral Muria' HiSadal7thof moot inathamptor. Istea.mo. Channel Isla 7lAeo.,Wed.,&Prid. Soethaaueoe. TuShOte. Cats ... K 2ndklithol smooth Southatut toe. Sept. IS Prams M di h Twice dolly Dever Greeesse. .. ........ ..14,7th1/th27thamoe Dover ...„ Sept. IS Haniburi........... ......... IDTuentay & Prldav Lemdoo • Ton Sat Rolland SI/ Madam. h Sate, Leedom Otte. The. Hoodurao „... .. ~.... IS , 11th of She meothiSotithampies Sept. Is * II& Ireland N . Twice dally Holyhead. Toieeda. thea(Mlthootham nt.j . :' 20th cf the mouthr e th umpton. Sept. 24 India (els llareellim b:Mlth24thof mouth Dever 'Sept. 19 India (via Cape at Hope) 511416 of the month.Plmacath ... l August 23 'laminas 111 lith of the mouthiPlymotith ... , Au ( me29 Ilediterranout(Ma South I asipton) lll2oth of th e month &pothatepton..Sept. 2s DlttoMaldareenles) —IN Ittbliatth of month , Dover Halt „ H 1 1 1 ,,,A. nd i et ub t . l7 9ik. reo t e 7 th thi :loothamptoa. !steam°. Stoleira H 1 915 of tee numtliMoethaniptce. Sept. 12 Nolte .. ... Sellethof the month 1 Dusts ......... Sept.l9 Negiodt. —.. .1. rthl2th2Steof maul Duvw Wiwel d it a ken .. .... Ii 4thl3o.2Stlolmon; Dover ........ ..... W Ythlfth2fthof mon'ithethanthter. Sept. 16 P0dek.....................11 2mi*l7thof mouth enethatoptou. Sept. IS Tway* . ... ..........11 dfalgthiStitef mon 'Dover Wept. 12 Will War . H Intalkl/thefmonth ( B.stbaapos. Sept. 1G Australis) Tan Inessonlif:iiad . (see _ _ MARRIAOIB. ORISOORT—WOOD.--heie. 11.ei01 - o7d - ca - Chapel, Camberwell, J. Ormal. of Peckham, to Tina. D• 111611, widow of the late J. 111,, Deb sad daughter of W. U. OXlpst. Lee, of the Old Kattomed. JOlitijoN-:•Toll.—Sept. 4, at the Parfait Penh of Week /R. Mary, Comma& by the Rev. W. Kingdom, Rector of Whitatene, Comml4 the Rev. J. T. Johtieen, Rector of th Swell Wane, to Margaret Juide, Watt daughter of J. Take, Esq., of Week St. linar—OClLL—Sept. 4, at Chtldwall Church, Liverpool, A S eal; lker 7.lllallmelL Mr. O. Keewatin of Liverpool, to Hannah imeeml , Mer of Mr. W. °kill, of Waneetres. P Sept. f, et the Parisi Chetah of if warden' Ftlaree by the Rev. W. liewate., A.M., W. P. Panama, Kaq., of emee, MIIIMIOCt, LNuallerlasd. to Jane Francis, sided bete of Z. Wise, 5M.. of Rawarden. giagig...—impt. 4, at the Chureh of St. Itareetme, Slog.rquare, by Reemme, by the Rev. C. Woodward, 8.C.!, Mr. J. State, jot.. MAL, to Martha liege* Meet daughter of Mr. C. Pox, Wind. wont crave, DEATHS. DE LlNDEN.—flept. 4, at Lre7dowise-p -- Yea Mom, Brightoe, the hibmt eer d same and Bammese de Lleara. HILDTAID.—dmit. Solt owirloategs. PIM% davahter of the lata Rea m. Istoi Malsester„ Terieddia. 110411211.-41 apt. 4, at Clinsimmke, J. lirwee, Htq., T.R.G. S., member of the lde% Ida lend IM• MUSBAT.--11=a s tevetled. Mrs Mobs* wife of H. Mar. rah Nei. et NAM. —Am. Maar, relict of th e late Swats Nei. Ema. C6 7 6 le ir tr: C O= Cambridgeshire, lr her the year. PlPirdltD.—liept. 2, 1. 0. Pittard, Esq., of Park-lane, Tottenham, aged 2. PORTUOU S SE..--dept. 6, Mary Jane, mond &tighter of Mr. T. Port. house. Northampton-puma Mel 21 . IBTUTELT.—fiept. 4, Mrs. Elisabeth D. C. Stately, of Keppel.atreet, erhltettaateeeove, Melia. relict of the late J. Stately, EA., wed M. 'Anted led pubildeall ay WILIAM 1I Beam,. of Xs 1, Limakard• stress. la dr aty LaiMas, Firm, at tbe Offlae. Lombard. abbot, lbe prosiest el Vlbilatilamb—Winabobav, 10111•11 11*