The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-09 00:00:00

maim oat Oae °Mete, W. Tailor, had both legs ncarl, severed, so/ died yesterday morning. The others, though such braised, were not aerially hurt. TES BO fat ICO or THE OCEAN MONARCH. Tbrough Mr. Ladner, the Bemetary to the British Mamas, Man Recanbere, a Dutch artist, ha. forwarded to the Liver rei mriamittea for the relief of the millirem by Orr Oe as March, it large oil painting, repremating Ore burning et that Militia skip. Toe committee antemolate patting it up fa raffle, gad in the meanwhile it b being exhibited is the ilsehange 11010.100U4 TORK9IIIIIE. Tate CUAZTIIT PRISONERS AT BRADFORD.— Yeerrds wr the day appointed for the lather r marina- Men of tar twelve men who stood resandrid on • charge of sedition at Bradised y but a the bomb was eng tre! fur mama Mara biter* the entail• aloe marmenied la moiling a Brewster ormioes, no decision with regard to any ate of the prawn had been come to wheat oar expires parcel wee gent of Oar arreepondent, who was is attendance, adds the( the etaminatiuna were ag iin takes la the private resat of ins magistrates, and that lariats and WI parties net car mad in the cats were strictly excladed. DEVONSUIRE. pinworms Firs.—(la Weannday a fire broke out at the Belford Mills, Ashburton, occupied by Mr. Cam. ter, oltaatid • mile hint Ashburton, In a woody valley, to the north oaf the tow.. Eagan were quickly on the spot, bat the dame bad gained sash acesadasey, that the whnl el the bandage, with the machiaery. were quickly at- Mreyed ; the dwelling•bease was mai, *ad also t e iat mare water wheel. TM nuance, wit insured, but out the buildings. WORCISSTEI lithilt AL VIDITIVAL. WOROViith, F 11.10•2 Ereitilffo.—The come ot last night peodeeed ma extraordisary de e ms of emiteniont. The demised far tieketa was migmatite:sled. Crowds were mesentried at the doors before they opened, and the e age:- sees to obtain admission was sou that seswithetandina the exertions of the police to preserve order several accidents marred, though none of them wen of • serious nature. The gallery wee tilled to overflowing. It was found subsequeatly that the number of tWuts collected at the duon was doss opals 1,200. The great attraction of the , impedes wee the selection from Weber's opera of "Oleroa," a product Les abiding is pas of the purest water ; and it speaks well foe the muical taws et thls locality that the inks Wants slunk' with one commit have *sleeted this as the eencen dike fifties'. But in addition to the opera, which loomed the lest part of the emcee, there was a 11•62ti011 of snags aid concerted pieces from the compositions of the first mission, Mozart, Rossini, Deniulti, he. Of the "Oberon" we shall have little to say. A critique of the work—so well known to nesekal anutmers—would be anything bet sew in these days: im amities was usagni bast, and espetially the instrameatal department. The contort and introductory chores of tallies, "Light as fairy loot cia fall," gave the maut delight to the Wureestershire sattiure. The &otos of spirits answering the behest ot Pack, and the succeeding symphouy el‘scripuve of the storm, were listened to with profound &uteri- a. Mr. SMis It excelled himself in the brilliant sone, "0 'tis a g lorious sight to see ;" sad Madame Casullatt and His. D doy gave the dui " Ali ! happy maid," with great delicacy. Miss Dolby is an old knurlier of the Worenter people, and Madame Catania haa, daring the festival, bemenC exceed. ingly popular here. Tits chorus of mermaids and fairies, " Merrily let us sail," wee psi fict ; and the ter ind march which fellowed it deserved its ti:la in eve:). sense— It was grand in coronation as it is in design. In the miscel laneous portion of the concert (the second part) idellte. Alberti appeared to rimer advantage than she had hithert, done daring the festival. Her dilivery of the mooting from "Ls Deans del Imgo"—e. Etna; oh to, del° &Moral"— elicited • uunienzus encore, as a lso did her favourite Tyro- Benne, "lie quests simpliee." The Du Pasquale serenade, "Cosa' f' gettil," with harp nblioato by Hr. Perry, was much admired. The Mise.s Williams were sa effective as ever in their dui of the Swiss =Metals, "O'er the wild reeky Alga;" and Madame Casten= wa. warmly applauded is Wm ex. maim of th e air from "Linda di Chemuni," " 0 lase di quest' anima." The buffo duet, " Oh, guardrail else flours," was given with groat humour by Aleoui sod Loblsche, acd ut COWS, was encored. This moralism the musical portion of the festival was brought to • close by the preferment.* of " The Messiah " Tine oratorio, though performed at every meeting of the three choirs of Wmeester, Gloucester, and Herelord, never fails to draw a numerous audience. The attendance this morn tag, though it did not reach that of fuesday, wvi nearly double that of Monday morning, the number being be tween 1,100 and 1,::00. The principal solo parts in " The Messiah " were taken by Madame Cutellan, Miss Dolby, the Misses M. and A. Williams, Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. Bohinsor, Mr. L sekey, and Mr. Mullin. The thorium were not perhaps quite so steady as meld ham been expected, seeing that the music must have beta tonsillar as household words " to the performers. It was this very familiarity which, no doubt, created carelnenem on the part of the chorus singers, and lid to the ansteadioess sometimes observable. The " Hallelujah" chorus formed as exception the complaint, and was delivered with an overpowering effect. la a suhuquent patios e of the oratorio it was repeated, in coloptiance with • very generally upeessed. Madame Ceetellon de limited the amine air, " Deemer that my Redeeni-r liveth," with a feeling seldom produced , r expected from a fi feigner. Miss A. Wil lia ms (who first took port in thief:nat. rio at the Worcester festival et 1842) sang the sat' parts allotted to her with great ability, and the other principleingers were a qually eerect. The oratorio was brought to a rim about three o'clock. The collection at the doors today amounted to 2131. to. 2,1 Oa Thursday the amount collected was 1611. 13s. 4d. Among those by whom platen were held were the Lord I.lMhop of Worcester, Mts. Monk (lady of the Bishop et Olonceuer), Ledy Blount, and the t..esn of Wor. enter. This evening there will be a grand full dew ball at the Otti:c1k111, which will wind up toe fessival week. Al together the meeting has passed off exceedinoly well ; and, independent of the receipts for tickets (which are appro priated t oo defray ex ), the charity benefits to the ex tent of tay 1, . bt Drama. Mrs MACREADY AT LIVIRIVOL.—Mr. Macready made his last appearance in Liverpool, before sailing for Americo, sa Thursday Mahe, acd drew a very crowded andissee. Ile played Fraser and Mr. Oakley. In "The Jealous Wile" be was admireay sucported by /Ira Warner. When the curtain fell Mr Macready, who was loudly call. d ix, came leeward to maks I ie bow, and, then encouraged by the hearty sheets with which be was greeted adds ea•rd the audiesee. Borer at applause frequen•ly interrupted him, sad when he retired the cheering was molt enthusiastic. lie. Marriedy 'peke his brief address in a cans of evident feeling. Be said,—" It will not be consielind intrusive, I am sure, if I vesture to trespass eta your patience with a tea mom, to offer you • parting tribute of my Import, in pria.si i t s o you, a. briefly as pos ßible, my grateful acknowledgments IA the frequent kind receptions I have experienced at your heads. The iedulgeut mswiftstations of your favours have ever bees regarded by me with peculiar satisfaction, and hr.* held a high piece in my estunstioc, not has that they have been considerately, as they have be n liberally, htstowid. After a abort protedlional tour thew the United States, it is my intrados to return to Englind to take my farewell of the drama, and those patrons who have looked with such mesons approval on my humble efforts for its advaseement. In their cumber it would be strange, ladies sad gentlemen, it I teen nut to include you. Is one more engagement, before the curtain falls for the last time on my perfermance, I hope to have the gratification of appearing here; and till then I take my respralui ls ,ve of you, with a hateful remembrance ad deep em se of the approbaties wi h which you have Wo Egon heard me, and with warmest wishes for your continually inuereeing ea....ahasher" UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL CitirMimo s, Barr. 15.—Ter Rama Paorosoosuur or 1 liamem—llalereArrlell or Derma I.m.—The megisalks 4 the 1 Meer Prebirm et IY/saw. sib& has Ise Oiled est we time met • , 1.1•4 le ewer. mil leird Iteward to MO melt mem% bes stm Wow PIM Moe ombpale• el Dreier Lee le la liMbeedo of toe imebelliso, Mr Ins est pe bum eMetally omit pall.. Dr. Me le model te be de Mot Mbre• sod Mimed mbolsr in Me emobefird M MO le led Mr. It iil. el Trinity. lobe Me dole Pelee a wad d Uygur; Dr. las Is • molar Milt, MI wet Mt is 1/111; he Imo la the WI et (Mar as Emil mom et MUM (mmereDy to ths UM Ms), mod Wee homed, fmtessr et Arable ; be Is row • Pleboisieery 4 IMO& The door= Me Um Vleerammeter, the WM; NM Me rue aster MINN al TIMM, lir teemet el Inis"e. Mg at almbne of itt. aosivine main o.lbew ow fillsoiers of Cbmo at oe ire ) the greedow et See elimememed ifte miey Mime to be Mort bon. wawa Obi porlei eflbereersey. firehreme . to be glom tomes is Lim P et MINIM °Mem Magid Om be rash saws, bf OD Milk tenni grutkoms ore Mr Maid se 21001111. eli ilmapost. LW mores °Amino" sootakto ea Oran in Council, routipolopprilkor aftia kr ookolertioal porgom to the eo la e,e. alma mad CirOt Mork. ornate ot Little Drs the lola IWO= Wks. Oak.% to the Moon, of NAVAL, pwYoast Bias& —List 2 , lltt's (Mudge girt sees ee he tMaers sal awry et the league Beek Lieut. end Orsorier term ret es riser of the mosey mei par Um. Mee Os stress riseved le the release has slew/ et segrome Is MehfeAdyre, se re ISIS of rember. lOW mai she of ti.c sere WM. neermed tree the sorts sort sad presser of the Means% erten& ISIk 111" to wow law yams la the ere .4 re ride Itaitz easeek sr of the shim soled tat Witiaa, ellt depereil Is the IllerS7 of the Admiralty. es the Or of Ott see. ADmizataT, Barr. 8.—AlePOIMIXIII: Copt. the BM. 0. V. seeree lAset. Si. B. liadakiros r Ctrelsga—urea. W. M. Bess. he M shit gem of Car tree. MILL LAItY. Timm vol 011111ALTAIL— rbe 12th otherny of Segel barn erl ram Ma mare wham to embark la • esot der ea herd the Marie loyal. fralem-oblp. at Weettelth. Nr Olbreber, eel Mier the emery under the emaseil of Corr 0. IL Betellates, what ha bat tee boar at thet farttre tier Jew. 11142. Oar.O. C. Wale aed trot C. I. °relabel will terrepley the Veep. Capt. Z. N. thlfmt sof War T. O. bele% oearealre of Soya ArtEltry all prowl lo Othether le the err werekte teller Cat. O. it. Hyde end M. T. Deism% a mewls raker thin era le SPORTING. Ow Naito will sot permit es to gm tho regrantote of 810 WO* area', to detail; the ostialaod ostlime, Irinear, will I wan to dem • etaelred ispregowmt as tartar yaw* sod that tans lo wiry pooped of a log work. TOINIDAT.—FItSWILLLtia STALSO, of 10 saw. each, sad Is salsa Wallas CLEVIILASID HANDIOOP, Of 20 sot. oath, 1 ft, sad say it Swims& aft GO added ; tit mood to um Ids stoke, sad the =r a ta? tom towards opera& I ado. IS aula., 11 of :—blist Wink Ilet 1060; lAdy 11/11dalr, of alb; Sittatileo lletl SOW lat US; 1( Nag. let Ilb; liwalaiwwwoo, THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEIbER 9, 1848. reed or write. Nis debts INFO 3,8081. ; 8,79111. assets, about 7/01 ; profits sines 81st Dee., 1844, 0261 losses, 1,0061. ; trade and domestic ripsaw, 4,6271 Pro perty to the snout of 2,0001 had been taken in szecutioe, at the wit of Messes. Ponder and Co., shortly before his bankruptcy ; ai I the Commissioner. considering that he bad evidently aimed at rams* these creditors, suspended the certificate for twelve months, arid withheld the protection. Ks UOILFZIL ...Mae WM the day appointed for the last ezemittation of C. B. Humanly, Wan, of Cambridge, Lad nierelient, of Camberwell. The balance-sheet, which ex tends from November, 1844, to 81st July eoctsined the following Items: To creditors misecarrd, 7,8401.; ditto hold. lag seearity, 6,3601 ; credits a of the late firm of Charles flunthey and Son, bankers, Cambridge, 12,8661. ; to Messrs. Orate, Prescott, and Co., whose claim is seemed by molt rwes ea the estates of the late C. Ilualfrey, 6,6831. ; capital. 881. ; prefie. 8,6231 By debts estimated to produce, 1201. ; bed delve, 2,4941 ; 'Lusby patent rights, estimated at the nominal vale* of 61 ; freehold estates, mortgaged, value about 4.6006 ,• leases, 6,4301.; trade expenses, 8,0601.; do mestic ditto, 1,9161. ; babbitt's, 20,2621. Several proofs 01 debt were given, and the bankrupt passed bin laid emend nation. Es bessettaa we est et liss Maas et as 'Masa aid lialtak la se sedesely WS re =nil be saris sepsesses him .-114 prawn woe POLICE.—..YRIMMDAY. GUILDHALL.—Tan Oto sTIALII4O gentle man of the name of Nash, the firm of Nab and Co , sager marehents, Great Aethuestreet, stated to the aegis. trite that he was much annoyed by a teport which had ap peared in the newspaners of proceedings which took place at this court the day previous, and la which it was stated that a person of the same of Nash, who was charged with steeling • hone and gig, repreessted himself as his son. He (Mr. Nash) bow nutting whatever of the prisoner. His eon bad not bees three boors • day out of his house tor weeks, and he had no onsnsunication or knowledge what ever of the person who was charged. He hoped the re porter, would give publicity to his statement.—The Alder men said be had no doubt they would do go.—Mr. Nash then withdrew. BOW-STREET.—A CilltitteaL MODS Or EJIICTWIUM -.r. Dotty, • practical chemist, of H 9, Strand, appeared to same& complaint preferred stalest hint by Mr. E. Wild, a wood miltraTer, TeSichl.g . in the Mine house, for having ems read a elsomical preparation clue to hie room at the top u. the Mum, by which the health of his wife end children was daemons/ affected.—The complainant stated that, on Wednesday morning. be left borne on business, at which dm' his family was in the enjoyment of excellent health, aid, in the course of the afternoon he was met by his son In the Snood, who informed bias that the infant, may 9 weeks aid, and his mother, were suddenly taken seriously ill in smenemosoce of the choking effluvia caused by the defendant, vim which he hurried house, and diecovei ed • whit. saucer the landing.plam, nt as to his bedroom, the content. of wldeb appeared to be ignited, aid the smoke end Moll of which were most intolerable. His wife me at the street door, to which she had gone to mover her breath, having the infant in her ems Ia a dying state from exhaustion. The other skildres were not able to stand, and each of them was gap es( fur brioth. He then took possession of the saucer, and buten wrapped it up in piper took it to Dr. Walker, 101, Deny-lane, but not being at home his assistant exemined the mitten* and said the greater part was &asafetida, at the same time dirm.ing him to keep the children is the open ris to prevent them from being suffocated. His wife, who had lately enjoyed unusually good health, was vomiting. The doteadmet's servant informed him that his master th roned him to place is saucer clam to the bedroom-dour, for the purpose of suffocating the family, cr compelling them to give up the apartments. Wiesen Immediately demanded of the defendant why he had acted in such a manner, and he admitted that he bad conducted himself in a very proper moaner since he became hie lodger, and making a laugh of the matter said that his wile had called Mrs. Dalt/ a "aeon of the earth," for which he was determined to get them out of the house. The defendant said he had no such article as aultietida on hi. premises, and the reason why be used the chloride of 'intr. which was in a concentrated form, was to purify the foul i.ir from the rooms occupied by the complainant, but wi d theme could prove by analysis was by no means it jealous to health besides he wanted to get the tangly out, and as the fame of his laboratory were not offensive to him or his wile he amid see no re. son why the lodgers, to whom he hail given notice to quit, objected to them.—Me. Jardine said he ennid see no justification in placing noxious ingredients on the leading-place for the sole purpose of annoying the family al • bud-working and industrious man.—Mr. Hooper, the mint tad druggist, of Orem itussellatreet, Covainlig.:rden, who bad been sent fur by themmistrate, said the'. the mat - er prebend me.• out a gas, but not of such • cha rade* en to prove fatal, unless persons were con dom. he a considerable time in the same apartment. He considered that it was not chloride of lime, as it had ignited ; but there was sufficient reason to cause great slum, the diseepsing of the gas being exceedingly offeusire.—Mr. W. Miller, promisor of chemistry in th e Kings Cuing. Hos pint, said that, at the request of the court, he had examined the article sent to him, laid it contaitied phosphorite of lime and phosphate of mime, and he considered that if it was placed on a *miscue next to an inhabited room it would be injurious to health. It was sot used for the purposes of health or cleanliness, but was rather a chemical curiosity than anything else. la the course of half an hour such stuff might make • child vary sick Mr. Jardine having ascertained that the complaimat wished the case to be sent to the l eesions ' said be wculd, at • future day, commit the defendant for the misdemeanor, and, as it would be only just fur him to procure the opiuion of some practical person to eeplein what the stuff was compo-ed of, he should allow him to eater into his own recognmances in the sum of 1001.. to appear main in a week. MARLBOROUGH STREET.— Trig Amaze. Louie Print, who deectibud himself as an interpreter, charged M. Aturible Dekifolir, the proprietor of the Boulogne Hotel. in Leicester place, with an assault. The complainant said he was standing ow the Hotel de l'Europe, in Leicester. square, when a cabman, with a fare inside, asked him where the nine. of Wales Hotel was situated ? Being in the posi tion of eonsmissionnaire to that self-came hotel,he volneteered to show the way. While than piloting the cab, he hat the occasion to pass the defendant's ho el, which was neat door to the Prince of Wale.. The defendant was at the door, and seeing the business he eau upon, rushed out and pitched into him in Old English betted. The defense of M. Amiable put the cam in another light. It ap peared that the two hotels were moth patronized by foreign visitors. In order to potent mistakes which occured from a too great similarity of name, the one being the Prince of Wales Hotel, and the other the Prince Al best Hotel, the latter hotel changed its title to the Hotel de Bou logne. To prevent tee consequences of rivalry, an arrange meat had been entered Into between the respective pro prietors, by which neither was to interfere with the other's basiness. The complaln..at, however, in spite of the Weide cordial. which had thus been established between the two hotels, was in the habit of touting about Leicesteriquare for fresh arrivals, and had succeeded by then teems in diverting visitors from the Hotel de Seelig. to the Prince of WO, e. It was because the defendant thought that the complainant was In the exercise of his unfair vocation, that he went out to rewonstrete. He admitted be did strike the complainatt, bat then be I ad been, &ohs/aid, " vary terrible provoke."--*The cabman proved that he bad applied to the complainant to direct him to the Prince of Wales. Mr. Hardwick said even if the complainant bad been guilty of the conduct attributed to the defendant would not have been justified in making an attack on him. But the evi demo showed the' this was not the ease, and theretoe toe defence was ted. He should fine the defendant 40a. —The money was paid. ROBBERY AT MIVAILTIL—TAOMaiI COULTaI was charged with having a qu antity of deemed and undressed meat in his I ozrOhs pro"ertv of Mr. Mivart, the proprietor of hotel,Bete bstreet. Tne prisoner, it apeeared, was the husband of one of Mr. Idivare's servants, who had been with km many years, and, on this account, Mr. Mis t wee reluctant to press the charge with severity.—The deo imago' was convicted of the unlawful possession, and was sent to prison b r ten days. WO 888 I PST BEET. BENZTOLENCII. —Mr. Aso annoureami his receipt of a donation of 15.. for Sarah Ladd, from "F. W. L ," who requeeted an acknowledgment edits receipt through the medium of toe press. CLBRICKIWELL.—Tam FAIR NIIIIANCIL—ScraraI 'barges were brought against thieves for attempting to pick peekets at New Bartholomew Fair, New North-road, Isling ton. Ito less than a dozen were committed to prison fur ate *MOW to pick ;Pockets.—Mr. Tyrwhitt inquired how was that this nuisance of a fair wee got up and simm• rted —An inspector said that two men, eime&Qswtorel and Lo se, engaged the land upon width It was held, of • builder, for which they paid 401., mad let it out to persons is allotments of so many feet, when! they erected booths and stalls thereon.—Mr. Tsw r hitt so.l minted that Ms fa r, as it was called, was a d ace and nuisance—en encontagement to thieving and sorts of mime, if he might julge from the number of persons who bad been brought from thence and charged before him since Menday last. It was high time that something should be Mote prevent the repetitirn of such a nuisance. The par ties empgirg the ground, &c., ought to be indicted, as the sid, was evidently fie L.r such a course; and the parish emdmities of Islington. for the sake of the respectability of tee perish, ought to lock to it. He (Mr. Tyrwhitt) directed that one of the officers should attend at the office of the merry clerk of Langton and represent the matter to him, mil the necessity of immediately investirting it, with a view leindlot this pa ties alluded to. LAMBETH. Ina 0 VICTIMIIIII.—A. Van Das% alias the Rae. W. LiebricA,• German, was further Bleed. Some fresh cases having been gone into, he was again »weeded . THAMES.—Bleasanu.— Gr.:lingo. and G. Fulkr wereeksrged with having passed • counterfeit halt crown to • milk= at Bow. The constable, Benton, who was In plain dales, observed them going into several houses, and, being aware of their charac'en, watched their proceedings. When they left the how of the complaisant Benton went in end gaga whether th. y had tendered him any mosey to which be sighed that he bad changed a half crown for them, after SWAM them with a little gin. The constable told him to ask to the half crown, which he did, and found it was a bad Meg im which the prisoners were taken into cm tap.— Mr. Salentine : Where is the haffmown ? baton I beg your worship's pardon, bat it is not to he bat I marked it on one sae and gave it to the sergeant, bet razabow sr other it is not to be freed.--ffergeant Week wine took the charge, odd the counterfeit half-mown hed been pissed on the table ia the charge room. He (the sergeant) had combs to leave the room he a alicet another constable being ia charge of the prisoners, and en hie return the halfmown was gone. One of the prieonem had been observed to approach the table, whoa he tins doubt contrived to swallow the hallwrowe, for le lams distely a ft er asked for a draught of water.—Pelissaaa Peak dill the prisoners were well anow rit h yi a r ving besse befom eestody for limner affesces, end 'a washy he lowiog halfmowas bad been tiftid : w em mea- •AYL )l/TI MM. 0 °. % er."2e.nt Pecuvltla =rd... cud p.011'1)41;46 ..... 3.031,4.7‘ Kicheq., Say. /Mold. a )(salmi liobt. smithy. Ans.) 5.021.521 °um Depopita ........ *nodal aallother AWL 1.0101121 1;33.242.501 Ilept. LIN& Ammityl ..... C12,462.7_35 Other Suountica N _ ..... tiokl and dilvirr Oda SIIMM 233342101 u MAILBUALIA. Chid G&W. 17 PUN DP. WM Stock, 240 Ammo!, 171 h Oct. 46i 14 aiiii 11 . 11 . + il , e, p,OOO. m s ,..a . vo 24 31 • Jana. 21. :4 2 6 Pm. Ditto k.OO, blmeh. Std., 26 31: 1 June, hi.. 21 6 t,m Ditto malt, June, 2d.,22 6 pm. I PUN Im. pm Ct. 14extma, 1446. le. 14 Coat. Dutch klzchaage. IS 4i pm 4 dt. Dutch Cert/Icstm, 701 4 BNOLIPS Dank Stock, 147 6 3ow Q. Lin-an Anua..3l6e 6; 67 3 oar en Coon Assn. atil New 33 yew et Ann.., 17 i Long nonunion Kap. Jan., INV, 81 16-16 India Benda, .61,000. b pen Into itader £1,00.20 3 1011E102 6 per Ct. Brazilian Ban. 76 6 %r av et. , ttere Ikeda, dlr. from Di . t442 . 1v0 lids., ay. from May. • MEXICAN Bonne.—The committee of Mexican bondholders have received, through their chairman, the following communication from the Foreign-office: Foreign-office, Sept. 2, 1848.—T0 G. It. Robinson, En , 13, Austin-friers.—Sir,-1 em directed by Visoonat Palmer ston to acknowledge the receipt of your letters of the 112nd of July last and 12th ult., requesting that her Majesty a minister in Mexico may be again instruc.ed to sang his aunt...nee to the agents of the Spthish Americ , n boadkeldws, in their efforts to obtain from the Mexican governmint the fulfilment of t he age. ement entered into by that government for the adjustment of the bondholders' claims. And I am to acquaint you, in reply, for the informs ion of the com mittee of Epaulet, American bondholders, that in compliance with their request Lord Palmerston will instruct Mr. Dill , her Majesty's Chargé d'Atfsires in Mexico, to bring there Claims again before the Mexican government, and to state to that government that her Majesty's government confidently Irv, that as the war between Mexico and the United States has now ceased no effort will be spar , d on the part of the Mexican government to fulfil the engagements which they have oostreeted in regard to the claims of the bondholders. — I am, to.—(Signed)—H. W. ADDINGTON. The committee of Spanish American bondholders have received the following letter from Messrs. John Schneider and Co. : New Broad-street-mews, Sept. 7, 1848.—Sir,—We per ceive that at a mthtiug of the holders of Mexican bonds, held yesterday at the London Tavern, for the purpose of consider ing the expediency of authorising the committee to appoint a representative to proceed on their behalf to Me Mao, a damn. @ion was introduced relative to the remittances made to us for the purpose of paying the Mexican dividends. This t ra nsaction is of go simple a character that nothing but au entire misconception of our position in respect to it could have given rise to the ol serrations made at that meeting. Permit us, therefore, simply to state what that position is. We were appointed the agents of the Mexican government for the purpose of this debt; which appointment is incorporated in tue bonds representing the debt. At the time of making that appointment an agree ment was, as is usual in such casts, entered into between the Mexican government and ourselves, as to the manner in which we should execute the duties o' that appointment. Teat agreement does sot provide for—on the contrary, it fa inconsistent with—the payment of frectionel parts of a diet. d•-ad. No party can have a right, therefore, to call on us to do that which we have not only not engaged to do, bat which is inconsistent with what we have engaged to do, and for which there is no provision whaievir in the bonds. When this question was agitated some time since we thought it right to a.k legal advice for our guidance. The advice we received was, that as the agreement distinctly prescribed the manner in which this bunter was to be conducted, our only safe and proper corm was to adhere to that agreement This we have done, and this we shall continue to do.—We have I the hononr, ke.,Joan Scum man andCo.-O.R. Robinson, I En., M.P., Casino's' of the Committee of 8, NAM American Bondholders. RAILWAY NEWS. The share market was heavy and nniatidaetory. London aid North Westerns, 112 1 111 Brest Western., 79 81; North Stafford's, 71 1; Grid Northern'', El ; Caledonians, 20 191 201; Pref., 21li• .f. WIDWILLASSOUII iriWi.-Butral Dgeolt-Tke =flin Iselig Om siMeeshiels system win be Would to a ee eimillstleetelible be whole of rot the line erM to ember twee lest Miss berretattee power. Itie stmosphole gam. la Me hempreps el tom; te to be sespeuded; bat It la ilirydebbel wbeiller It bit be simmisdi went on this lies. Oo lamb, kist Me embelers taps le lay the raits for the pennament Iles e ll freers end Ilbs weds ta tad prat are heing cubed eau will pest leter. lb 818th at Plymouth us cogentemed en beillebipbM. TAVIVL-The Meeiple_ of this fine for the month of August ewe hes by MOM Mims than Moss of the gerrespooding tomb abet pent. FBAIIMPOST AND BANAL-The works ee this railway are meth* progreering. The line will be opened fee einsilatton be fore winter snivel. BUSINESS OPTIIE ENSUING WEEK.-(Yront liaileasyChrow(ete.) Ittsertso*-Citeiter and Holyheed-Sept. 20. 11. Übegete-street. at 1 ; Edinburgh end Babgate-aept. t\ , Elinburals, at 1 ; Crest Southern and Western (1.)-Mnat. 19, Dublin, at 1; North Britibi - Sept 13, Edinburgh, at 12; Shropshire Union-Sept. Id, Sluewsbury, at IS; smith Stabardshire-sept. 11, Webb, at I. Datenris.-Ilitkenhcarl, lueashire, and Cheehlre-Intersat at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum on the 27/. 10r. and 225 shares, end 4 per cent. on 105 paid en the 315 shares, payable Se 25 ; Bribol and Faster-15 las b. per share, payable Sept. 10; Dangles, Perth, and Aberdeen-At the este of II per cent. per annum, payable Clot. 2 &Mem Counties- Ila. per bare, now payable; Edinburgh end Cam. gow-at the rate of 6 pie cent. per annum; Claellowr PUB/7. alb ATI -et the este of 4 per cent. per annum, payable Sept. 25 ; Great lager et Ea gland-31. on the 1005 chaos, U. 6.. 51 on the 461. ellegge. 11. 10A on the 301. shares, and Mt 3d. on the 155 sassee. W. payable ; Great Western-At the rate of 7 per cent per sense I Hull andblby-21. 10a. on the SW. shares, and 1550 on the 236 asses now payable; Lancaster and bible- U. per blob dwelt end b. tki. per bird share; Leeds and Bradford-t 6 to pr abate ; Lanvi Valley-At the rate 01 5 per cent. t and =re; suet; Lonon Blaekwall-le. sd. per share; bi blab, all South Coot-130. on the 505 oorsollalated limit; London and North Western -at the ra.e of 7 per cant. pr sr own ; backs and South Western-At the rate of 0 per cent. pm n. , num, now payable; klenebeeter. sibeltlald, and Lineoinshire-At the tate of S per cent. per annum on be 1005 shares. and 71 per cent. per annum en the sheftleil end Manchester No. I quarter bares, now pnyilde;; Mlddreshoraugh end Itedear-At the rate of 6 per cent per amass, payable Oct. IS; Walked- El per cent. per an an the consolidated stork. on the consolidated preferistial Mob, on the 421. 10s. bares end the Eyewash Valley abbot mid 25 ils. 3d. on the Illanlnglum and Derby 'tuck, all payable Sept. 4 ; Norfolk-At the rate of 4 per cent per se , awn en the capitol stock, and 2a. per share on the new 20!. bare; =Llept. 7 ; No . th Staffordshire-fie. per share; Northern and 15 ss. on the 501. bares, guaranteed 5 per cent pa annum; U. be es the 501. bares. guaranteeu 6 per emit per annum. and Ira OIL per bare on the 231. bid on the new shares; Geford,Wurres ter,lollthiverbtaaptan-inteacid at the rate of 4 pa orb. per an num, now payable; Shrewsbury and Cheater-10e. ea ltd. pat!, and Si, on B'. paid; South Fameen -21 a, on pakten shares, 15e. 91. lon shares created limb 19, ISIS, sad I Is. Sd. on Mares crested Not, mbar 7, 1041; South Yorkshire, Doncaster, and Goole-At the rate of 8 per cent, per annum ; Taff Vale-41. an the 19115 mislaid shares; Wear Valley-At the rate it II per gent per annum, payable October 1s; Whitehaven June tlon-2a. per share, payable Sept. 4; York, Neweantle and Hee -1 wick-At the rate of 8 per emit pet bourn on the consolidated clock, I on 15/. of the Newcastle and Berwick original dwelt, on 151. sl the North blebs parehme alarm and at the rate of S per cent. per annum en the remaining 101. of the North Weida purchase charm • York and Norte Midland-4 per oat on the cousolidated stork, ma 12,. on the East and Web Hiding shrub. CALM-1106A and County Down-11. 105., due Sept. 1; Bolton, Blackburn, Latham, and Web Yorkshire-U. on the ••A" shares, due Sept. I. Cablonlan-21. 10s. an the 101. preference shares, doe Aug. 21; Central e, of France, U., doe Sept. 7 ; Ceylon-5e., due Aug.. 91; Cork and Babb -15 5e., due Sept. 12; haat Lancashire-25 on the preference quarter shares, due Sept 1 ; East and West India Ducks and Birmingham Junction-2t. Its.. due Aug. 31; Glasgow Paislev and Ayr-35 on dr Dew preference Mara, due Sept. It ; Glas gow, Psi*, sled Oreemet -21. on the preference shares, doe Aug. 22; Great Nme. , --71., due Aug. 81; Irish South Eastern - al. due Aug. ll; Leeds,,,lrewstary, and llambeter-21 iiht on the half bares, due Sept. 4; London, Brighton, end South Cost-11. en the 8 per ant preference Aerie, due Sept. 8 ; Newcastle and Carjale-101. en the new lON. sham, due Aug. 21; North Staffordshire-21. 10a, due Sept. 14; North Western-11. Ss., due Sent IS ; baba& (bibbed, and itemate-21. 10.., due Sept. 3; Waterford and liilltenny-21. 10e., due Aug. 4; Wear Vitley-15 on the 25/. buoy due Sept. 4; Wilts, Unmet, and Weymouth-51 , due sept. 7; Peek, Newcastle, and Berwlek-5/. on therms:miens, No 2, due Aug. 25. TR.4 ',sr= BOW. Ctoeb.-Cheater and Ilialybead-till Sept. 20; blinburgh snd Batligate-till Sept. IS; North British-till Sept. 13; Shropshire Ijaion- till Sept 14 ; South Staffordshire-WI Sept. 11. THUG/LG.-babe oboe Acu. fa to Seer. 2.-(From the Railway atreafek.) is \ u llth lart. relies 8 Barna lath Lair. SIN .Weete., torn. Lost., is Gob 94 $l5. labonead Ebbw& Caledoumi . ~,.. -. 5,017 - ibeidestiklitstmae.• Che , ter and ihajbenal - 11...W00s el. Wenn._ ... baba a Dreetieds p 3 31 - ten Loulooderfr li Ebb Publish Kingswen I,'Ne 1,111 Mane. bd.& Line.- band. Pth.h.tbaln.J a 1,444, - Marymes ft While.. Mat Anglian - 67ir - ISad .. Lab Labitneare 1.7 ' 1,4t0,' Mb Gt. *been 111 AAA:tables 8 Norfolk ' 14,4301 North Wash . ~.• .. • Enacrn Union Lanununth 8 Glam... 41• 4.4slterrewsbUry it (Sager lidlnburch aN oboes 1,2 - Sou th Devon bob, Yale-. hAM . 2 .0 A 2,9 D, South Laaterti• ..... • • Gland.. 110.., A Gm- 1. 2 47 1.4* Tad Vole Grua South. is West 3041 1,7161 Chter. Great Wisaeru timbal a Wthderim 1 • 144 Vork, Nei.. la itlrk... Lembter a bribe 2,0.5 1,1110 York &N. Midland- Lamodure ts Yarkih l2, 12,0,30 till ABA 1.181.-Lexpott, Berrmaer.z 8. sees-The Q....tense, et Bees in lonian Onanbaars denote nay/ Iltanaintiono: three of lees. In Gabs bleb psalm /Ala. ii* ' lni MONEY MARKET. FAIDAY ETINII4O. The morning's report of the refused ratification of the armistice between Prussia and Denmark by the central German government at Frankfurt had a de pressing effect upon the funds, and Consols fur money were sold as low as 851 soon ater the opening of the market, for time at 85/. But prices rallied, ono im proved, upon the tenor of the intelligence from Paris, communicated in a third edition of the Daily Nein!, of the probable, if not in fact formally , signified, acceptance by Austria of the media tion of England and France on the Italian question, whin might lead to its speedy adjustment. Under this impression the market became stronger, and Consols were done for time as high as 136:, leav ing off 86 to } for money and 861 to 1 for the 17th of October. The intelligence of the lauding of 4,000 French troops at Venice, published in the fourth edition of the Daily News, took the merchants by surprise on Change, where they were congregated in large numbers sensual on a foreign post day, and possibly the news led to some speculation in stocks. More animation was displayed in the dealings to lay, although no operations of particular importance were reported. The attention of the jobbers and bedew was absorbed in a great degree, however, by the masseary business of pay-day in winding up the seedemsat. Reduced Threes were 861 to 1. Three amigrOserter per Cents., 87 to 1. Long Annuities, 6I to Exchequer Bills' As. to 31s. pre- India Bonds, 20 s. to 245. premium. Bank Stook, 198 to 8. India Stock, 238 br 240. to ti e foreign market this Wall almost a blank day for business. Brazilian were in favour, and bought at 76, but quoted 74 to 6. Mexican, 161 to 17. Mien 84 to 7. Spanish Fives were called 12 to 1 , the Th rees, 23 to 4 ; Passive, 3to 1. Portuguese, 211 to 21. Dutch Two and-a-Hull per Cents., 441 to 5; the Fours, 701 to 1. Russian, 9 7 to 9. ianish were quoted in edvance at 69 to 72. Belgian. 70 to 2. Foreign exchange ruled generally at rather higher rates to-day, but without much business. On Amster dam the negotiations were 12.1 to 1; on Rotterdam, 12.1/ ; on Antwerp, 25.75 to 80; on Hamburg, 13.10 to 1, bills of f ered; on Paris, 23.63 to 70 ; on Vienna, 10.55 to 11 ; on Leghorn, 31.421 to 50 ; on Naples, 381: on Madrid, 40 to 1 ; on Lisbln, 511-all at three months; on Paris, at short, 25.30 to 35. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 2nd inst. give, u compared with those of the week piecedieg, the fel:owing results: aTCUiI&I , II Was .036,4113,5 0 areutattun saws 19,090,710 Pablie deposits Other *posits ... Oarerninest seeorltiss in ainning i jaaarmaaa I 12,462,733 No alteration. Other enmities Cola and bullion 7 day and other h 114... 1,016,921 Tos hest - Increase 289.695 The reserve of notes in the * banking department stood at 8,784,7951., showing an increase of 50,333/. over the week preceding. From the small addition on average to the stock of coin and bullion, notwith standing the considerable receipt, from Russia and Hamburg, in the week in question, it would seem probable that, besides the additional supplies which might be required by country backers fur the season of more active harvest operations, some considerable quantity of gold most have been taken for exporta tion, meet likely to France. The decrease of silver in both departments shows that the Bank, as well as the merchants and bullion dealers, was still drawn upon fur remittances to Amsterdam and Hamburg, with ultimate destination chiefly perhaps for Vienna. The enlarged amount of the "other securities" might be connected with the transactions in goad ard silver coin and bullion for expor tation, for it is difficult to conceive that io one week home trade and industry should have required any very considerable extension of discount ~.e. accommodation, which besides, as money was easy, 5 0 lieniesa .i ..., * Landes tR. Wester. 37 4 7. lid. I ikl.. New.33l. ... 01 a I would readily be a ff orded to a great extent, and corn- e l "riLe .al l. st.sourna) I)) i r). L... 11...1"nehiol. „.... 1614 d peed for on somewhat more favourable terms for the 13. r- 0 :41:-.1 . 1? ati i a a ri. 7 " 00 .. .. II& borrowers, by the banks and discount houses gene- :., l ' ostno.F.teen.3,lllnit, 11.1 Do. Thirds . . • 5 id. f Do N.F.S.Psiii Pe rally. Nor doer it seem reasonable ..o suppose that 45 an.4 1.,11,,, E " h" ::1 4 3 2, i 1f i nn o, n o c,,,,L n ao the Bank had been increasing its loans on the deposit K. Dueliostianisitii.:.• 41. ~ h....A.40a* I sos.. id 11 of securities, at a moment when the circulation was li' ',,1.1.1:,.. , ~ „ fts.4 1 ~„,.. „,,,,,,..-tt,„„.,-. ;,4 44 6 6 evidently as full, and money es abundant as could be 4 1! c e..tiv i lr a. eg;v• l ll,l iai T at )2 261 . X." I .A. Prof .• My! necessary at a time of such liw prices for merthan- Lb u,„.e r th, ''" t, us.totr,iiiiii: ri dale and industrial products as were then and ,su ii=avticra'd • tun De. ann. I 1:001:4 e 24 ad. 10( Do.C.Lirl..*Dr 116 111 are still ruling. The increase of the note reserve, ib rm. Use. E. rile.). If ji Da imp.* Olean with the decrease in the active circulation favour ; t =il s t r o cPr . t ,ba s ui a .4 ei 'l4, 4 ,, ‘ „tafril, l it'd: the presumption that the increase of " ot her secs- s De.arewsnoirKs;a i ls rs. s) ifessmarist Gs Iso.Esta.sal.no sa las 3s h.rin brhfsh lO Titles' consisted chiefly of bills drawn and discounted t a 1,6,, 4,,.., Ka i no t W in. D o . ka,.......... ty for bullion transactions, as the notes obtained on dim- t a o aiv . ,vriait d al aaa , . a. 4 ii: . 1.,,dr, :,,,;;;:::: 4 14 count would be carried and paid into the bullion- ~i vs. o.orso !Ise It 4. Do. Tlatrai office of the Bank against specie and bullion drawn as aa ti r t e n. .... - 4,11i. 21 e ' L it gee% .u. . . SIM, out. to Do. do 2,04 Lid. i Da tnion. 6 4p. ;.:. viva The weighty addition to the Rost would perchance j; . , 1 a d t's„,,,,,ipl: ra . 1 ft:?,:',jr , c '`: . 4 14 ' result from some periodical bilsncing ope ration , .by ?..1 ne../...a -.:Mst. 1 if i er . irt . ii , ptee.. 2 „. which so much profit was temporarily car ried to that 3 ~.. Ave ... : ~3 a ,I, . :; :,4 - „,r,,„ 3 „,,,,,,: la account. 44 De. 1 ehevra...• , 2 ,3 e 11. st North Wears., ... • 8, i 1 0 .69 ( 3 •Pre.f.1 0 1 41 . IP. 5 Oa-Worn. ai . o . ir. 20 at BASH OF 13NOUND.-Accorst for the Week eDdlo2 Sept. - 3 Log S p ..+i pp, 10 Kaid&,6l6,lki,& 166.6 9 1111111 D{1'1.5411141% A' arrat a (Mod 44.0 is .6 Soyatai and ilitellin It Notes Dowd 520,363,10 . 13 Government Debi .... 01.01.6.100 o , o n 6 "aro .6 nn, I, nn ,„,„ (n , n ,.., .... Other Securities...... 2,964,90.1 , 6 i ,6,,,.. I . isl, dlsillim,l Gold Coio and Dothan 19.1.7.507 - 1' K r a ' ', I ~,n0,./fr. e ;:e ii fed. IT Du. New • • Oliver hollion ........ 106.010 ie Do. I 74 1860,,a.u..;#14Y41, te Cheat Neribara... .64 De. do., ea Di... alas. clam A if +=AWN g D0.D.0 •de I ktisias an Okdotith ANZIO* A I 5 :, Do,do. ... ....13 i a. (WOW Awl* oildid Y. 20 OS Di filarnsaa'assai If Ai g m u Do. Nor. aA In ea.. ~.. Dv. ridfsss , Ds. 20... 302 . •-• 30 400. 14 Do. Waysirs li 8,1. 4 Llo. Bas. Ibt. ... 16 111 p. I Du. tine ... ... -. I 04. y silo Watern......,75 .l ad Iv Dadpert:na.Praf. Lt too. f shim '4O. 4 .ftvis Delon-. l o ta vi Do. i altars 114 it ta.i. .0 WOW. P4/491 • 13 De. Ftn&& 3 34. ad. 3., De. Mrsferrare. . . ..ro, Nona 1.1 . 1 is. it. 6- lONIA s,r.,..ffieri.. li 4d. fr 6 and act 4 • 1 9 7 a , n t 13 ffontA Eastern 9.412.4 iv. i share. ...... in Sedn. ale 06..16 ......14.1 .01al. Lot l a e t r artls .. .41 ti P. 13 1 I & ro.. Na 4 H IM Do. Third: ......C. vat 10 lAA WI. thirds.. 4 g i f Lawasslare f Yes** , SI ,uth ti eke Do. der 4 & YonAnt.l4a.alik Dv. i akii;a; ......439 3 11, 1 1, 60.44 11d5.M.115 I Du. s sham l2 46 Watred.&Lliieriel 1/6. /110..... ill Gt. Wes: Valkripadw. Do. Bliteet;O;.. 49 73 Do., do.. du 2 * 6,6, Th,r,e, .6t,.460 3 3 io 11Gt..66,6.0k1re510 IT gd Do.NentitutrOnt I iii Whid.,Blnaltil.Wast DI f ;...o.Liseri.t.aniir) 2., Lea... AIM,. & 11e, Id ad indlinktertidifsC 2. Lso.4,tlo.norelhe Xi i I , os tEi, ii.r./.*Doi 1- Do lii.Nolkitittir 1599 I Do. W. &Doha.. i .6 Deik.Nonwo/Gle. 1614 i , nnproton& Wyn 34 33 • i 4 lioGiVliPtirorrei id. 43 •• DaAshara .....A 3 34p. at. ;',.‘ Yerkilemllitlel , aut. ell 8* 6" Lento and fiend/grit 109 112 o.a. Iv 119.16referimee - lel O &VAS and Ulm... a :4 0 1M.*.5er.1114.6,3 117 65 D Da. Nos 34 1931. 44&4,‘.. , ti.... 14161, 1/0•Pre.6&0 1, 4 44, 1 lid. Gi Aiildv•lfaiko. • ••• • 21 Lk.. Aiellle. ar S.J. 13 Liorisene as Alain's. 111 61. .... lamalual, bleakelall if as a ern.., tr..U . r.6. V. 10, iii '.., Do. Extension 7i ...an" Itanash. Is fist 4 L 0,... tinartost,o.o Wind. , GI &did Penbiodo Do.OnsetiLi p.Ot 1 . ; i.,...pr0x......0., a .. ,,.....11.1•I• a• 14 J.444..r. 461 1 , 1,. es. 14.53 Do.N.tes.gst.lllAl 2 ..sorthorn of Cranes • 61 L..e. and .trasibt. oilcans h liordestu li el lA,. Plalasacs. 11 Paris and L0w.... If fid. ....WO& A. W44;.;1 . • ill i3l 10 Do. do De.* Aura Lak 1 2 41.. ~.. Peru 64.1 Orkwu I m. 00 . New Ol 8 l 38 Paris and Ileum .. Id 10 Do. Fiftlis kt g i - Paris dints•sbasse ii td , n...401..A..L.A .AI 2. 1fillitl• WWI 1 ittlel .. 7$ 81 DaASIAIL,II.4B. • j .• Amer.. ael Wyse 224 .‘4„:...di *s. 0 In. 9 /...stre 41,61 homes 71 0.0 Do. 101. a ./in De I d. ii . . 11 54110.1111 ~ .. .si Os 1646.11617. W.Et ETAr 1, 4264 10,41:11,417 11 3: 17 4 1110: 4412 1 6* al 1404 KM - 414 LON 2.811 1.461,115 S - 444 1,734 1,1;8 110.6t1 2 .= 1 1,110 741 SOI 1 106 13.=i11,133 V. 11,474 f.r~W;n COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. 1111NCING-L•88, SHPT. 8. —The tamer market bas been dull and inactive to-day, 300 bhm. only of Weat India sold, with but a moan portion ut the 1,000 time Mauritius offered In public sale. The total sales of the we kof West India have amounted to 2,330 bbd..—• fir quantity ; but this description is relatively the cheapest, and the borne bade has chiefly aupOied dealt out of that market the last two weeks, and other sorts - have bees less in demand than muaL .1 large &lomat of liminess has been due in tartlets both afloat and landed in bead for eijportation: the larger portion of liaramuda for Ueda. Refined km been dull, and prior* are a shade lower; low to fine grocery, 30s. to 32a. 6d.; ataudani quality, 51e. 6cl.—Clofee : There not been any cameo In public WO to-day ; the low priors established on Tuesday umeand the demand, and a full quantity subsequently sold at a Mane Improvement no the lowest point; bit the article continues depressed, and prices are lower than any prrsent member of the trade can remember.-11.1oe : a purchase of 5,000 bop of Arac.in has been made fur es laden at 9e. bd., which is only 9d, under the late highest and It has somewhat unproved the tone is the market.—Bum M ;prise, a been uniformity dolt during the week. — Cotton lemains flout, with a lair amount tot bueinese doing; 700 bake soldto-day.—lndigu has been steady, with a limited builnewi done during the week.—Tallow lam at 13s. 3d.„ 136.6 d. on the spot. In public auction Australian raid 122. 6d. to 13a. bd.; Odom, Ms. at., Ma. ; tuba% 445. 94.—Tes, has maintained bat week's prices, but the amount of business done has been limited—Cochineal firm—White gum Arable bought in Ws.; gum Senegal bassist In 70a.; flog Monad* chiefly bought bit. to 7d.; renttanderawced paella:Ed 72e. WI to The. ; Bengal dower bought in 15r. to 93s.—Butanes indigo bought In Sse bd. to 3s. 3d.—the result of the week shows a great taidepositke on the pat of Myers generally to come into suds. f3UtiAlt.—The average leice of buster, the pryduce of the hritaili mimics, in America, computed tram the returns modebt the was ending the sth day c. September 1316, t. 13e. sp. per cwt. tsar the pecsinsa es the Noun , tus la .O.lleL per cwt. atipar tne produce of the Sent ladles is 245. 111 d. gar owl. The average price of the three WON demeiptions, Jointly, is 23e. 741 d. per mt. COTTON.—LmaarooL, Barr. B.—The market to-day wee spin very dull. the mks being only 4,100 bales. The total ries of Dawn during the putts* scant to 16,7110 Ulan belying 1,100 naarican on egeonledas, and 6,a00 Anerisen.2l, Pentems. end 60 !Wise he exert; sad the following Wee by man: US gee lib out 'MIN Owed; 41 wined ditto ont dNr eau& The banters theiseghout the week hes been hotted, end the meta has peuented es oppaseense d heeviesu notwithstanding the Improve. Bases wheal= lately tithes *eels the annigistveafg Minute; in beepeur, ewe is het ell. ,On - befog In the hawsegeatlid/rrloew,wtdektsene OMB have glion pee lb. Prices: !few Odom, is ; bowed Georgles, 11 . 44 burst% 24 to f. NVOREUND STUFFS, &C.—BHADFOIII3, Barr. 7. There war a large attendance of nierthants in the place ball to-day, sae a conskleraNe extent of Winner waa traseeac =in Woe -, nuclei there was scene Inquiry for ylaU in were In Wet supply, end consequently improvW prices wen cubed for 7st 7111; Teed. 74 710; Wend, Ist 510; amend% 74 41b; Good boy, 34 717. CNA AAAAAA 'STA6O sots. seek h N i or 2. prwld pop. get ym; thlthe Oc tst Stb; the steed waive Ide Mae, red the wider to stye sin dem of rue slab ; trues the ISM Hews is die eullog4td7=_Wodabe,„____, Mer u ant of Itheddid Sisedthed, , thrno 27aCadren.Orsited Plernebt bp the need if nem. Osarstis, Hoelsw, tisehisa, ad Wood, =be 9 IP lowWwll3 fit alks Ihrethara's Ilselaad, sesmosOr • Ity ftwadelsee sad of Cam Dole * s Ortedek oat of Caesarea*, lasekty Vill = M q : Bl ftweer, 21. 1 100 akidistom. Iwassursass of 100 woe seri, for tyrelk ; Ifts wiener it So Deft co St. Lave 7the diva ; nada bents it *saw of low** awed Mba. ; Cup tense :—DerikauCank liarihratier, ea (y Ur lieniales out of Deactisyer's dad BWaIIPsTAKKII of 6 son. tad, sad 40 added ; 3.pr-ohle. TM; Ayes, Sat lib; &yrs, In 1111 s; ILyre sad muted, 12th; revs ad elided 311 s. The sinter to be sol Dove , 1, but If to bowel for VAL. allowed Mb; if kr 190 l2lb ;Ifbe SO lager Oasame. DIATOM, 100'. Hod Homo In.—Lord Stanley's Straw , haw, Sat 71b, Yet ford Oleapies oh f by the Proven den by Oxalis, 4)b. W 11DICISDLY.— ST. Laois STAKES Of so on. cask ; hft for 3.yr.olds; watts, ea 7th; and Skid In 4111; the send le rude 3081., sad tbe third 1101. TM winner to pey ISM. towsrds esparto 132 banes ere eaten 4 but It Abs not appear probable tan snore titan 7or a will sod to the poet, if so .any. We slay sleet Wood bade Minns Iris Oared Sando, Springy Jed Slateateber, nu de to Irelauk Beindle awe* awl Weill. The lest three ere thrlithl, but it bun ruddy that one et two may show Iron the onlis ad dark dubious. Marant's PLATS Of 100 pales's; 3-yr-olds, 711; *or, Ist bib; ire 1414th; sod aged, 54 2.b. Cer Wane. DOSCASTSII PLATS alb son. earth, 10 ft, (ter 3-yeolds al idrind with It:0 sow. added. ad. to • Sweepstake, of 10 sem each, for 2.pr dfth hit and Uwe, 94 21b; Mrs and geldings allowed 314.; the send Won Ms stake. kid Howe in. POST MATCH, 300, It It, Dosto the post colts. 84 71b ; b ast Mb. Ind Horse hi :—C by Jerry or Inheritor, , out of Deer- Om; kg Th e Provost, out of Ala .Aloe bip; f, by the Proton. of rat I, by the Proeort, dam by Aided. f, by loner. ont et Cards impugn lids; sk by J. ricd, dam by Dr. System, Wl* Shut ight. THUSSDAT.—UKSAT Yuaisßtal HANDICAP of ZS rem. nob, 13 0, sad oily 5 if dotard with Wu added :—Miss 14th, list Sib; I*'; Wi.ddlr, tae ; Lightning, 74 121 b ; Gy red; Tat 11th; ruadll, 7.4 7111 Yar.4ky Tat 71h; Ysupyr., 740th; Zienater, 7st Slot Veen, 7st; secras lir • Meaux. Othesi.n); tat 12th; Maid of Mottawell, list kat 1111abeet kb, fby tbe Provost, out of Min Whip, last 71b; Ulu lot Aliboter, 64 MO; Sbenti tl, Get 4,b; Campkine, I^t Obi 141511,0" 1 1 / 4 4 1010 ; hies of Keine. 34 lid; dad. Ms Mg en d ; Soul, set Sib; Ohsr, Sat 510; aptsdad, See ; Mad Dm, up SttaNboa, 54 Prince Chalk), SO ; tee 11 2. M .... gmeT d es . theit Illb ; Ceideialn, 71b. Lola Mostes and Se- FOAL &raid of 100 on. h ft, for 3.yr-olds • ths wird of the U. Loper Mbs extra. I mile and half :—Ssio ' wbail, Ma_ 00.4 Qnsin of the M .y. 15 • CA 111101011011 STAKES of 30 now. etch, 20 ft ; for lyr. olds ; th e wider of th e ht. Leger 7 i 4. e:lra. I mile :—Lust' Ashton, Matadors, Yinbehoke. MN. fowler, Flateatelier, Bond, Adult. 11.1thsinCsr Swain; .ot 10 sues. each, h ft, end 100 added, to 3-yrode ,• the vides of the ttit=l , 2lbs and the add Übe tura. Last sad and a quarter : 34 71b ; Can4alll, OS Sib ; Meid of my Soul Sot 1310 ; 7111111 ; lansore, yst lulb; Clerk of the 7st ; Wised Mb; Miss Hanson, 7et 1 7 ; Pries* Chen* let 710 ; eay lanneest but or L'llisondelle, st elb ; Caefediney, Set Salt. Int iiiii.—DiruCliatalt Cur of 3061 is specie. added to • edepaithes of 2o eon. each ; the sound to ended. Cup (bud : —The Han, tiet Mb ; VAII2 Tromp, 94 315; CeseedLll4; tiddler r, Set 1.7 b ; Min ninth, led 9th ; Eibrdsle, 84 '2lO ; Surplus, Ist 1 Ilb ; Tudie to Ireland, 7st ; bdrtudy Jack, Tat 41b ; the Liberate, M ; Brocade. Set 10th ; Prime Charlie, id ttib. BRNSTSTAKIII ul 200 sum. sacs, h 0; ' • tor • 3•yr.olds the emend to Ole stake. M. LMRT Coune:— backbiter, Conican . Clerk of th e ()warted, Itoselyn, Om its, Limed SpairbelL 11.11TlitaTIK STAKES u. 3110 MOM sash, h ft; for 2 the produce of nuns that water teed a wider ; as to tL " P d. Red lewd: —Lb Sc) thia, Caked, Draketow, Hector, eh by the Puma oat of Impenutence.Mbe Dry, fib f by the Prunus, dun by Cade, Ilintethouth, be e by Laded out of lousy, death* Strodlow. NOICTU or ENGLAND PllOOOOlll STAKES of 50 OM. roll; far nits, at 71b; Mid, Set 41b ; 3 sad 3 Its &Lowed ; the MIAOW is the Derby or thiks 3 the extra, rit the Leger 714. extra; the send to sere Ms make. 21. lode Omni Onsican. COatelati, U.bbte. nolo, Stark (311.), Yellow Dose (3 Id, Tudind, LOAltone. surplice, Pr rnaddrot, Tare HSI (3 ths), Aare{bastes Plume (5 lb.), Copal (5 Neardsgtos (3 14.), Died (3 Ito), Sugarplum (dead), eby Wand on of Lady And (dud), f by Charles the Twelfth but Of lady (dud), • by LanerouL thin by Orville (dead). PASI MILL Statile of 60 sues. sack, It ft, for 3-yr old Wks; td snood to naive 100 ens. oat of the stakes, tbe dud is pay 20 nut toward ripeness; the winos of the Ift. Los 71b. eds. Vt. Leger Course :—Lrande, Ousted, The Wisellan, Wired Sybll, The bleL des Odra, Cutlet" Aeolis, lierepths. taus% Morin (Sete, to Ur Ilenryklhe Quest M May, b f by Lou Add dans by lii. Patrick ; Lady bird, d I by H. mt.or, date by Ades: • Me Norte& ups.* eb f by lord stafbed ad of Tawarked, lanhatater of Wooer, b I by thnlinsl Polka of Ombra tars dew Fmk., Weed loin Mary, lona Mudd Add dsw. CAMP t, 11l dsa, Doinehlre, Ltearta, f by Pantakus on at piereassa, Lady LliscbtilL COWS" VaiMl4lllp, Uslessis. Tie Maddledele Sind. Ludy Masten' (Mire Lydia filly), 'hops. OASCOIOMI RIMINI of WU sots. each, 30 It ' • for 3-pr sib; lb. Ebner el the St. biter Nth extra. R. Leger Cuero Flateueber, Marino. Audit, Justice to Ireland, Maids% Lag' Atom, reiderregts. HANDICAP PLATS of 100 son. (or Syr olds and upwards. Lux Ii sous of the St. Leger Course. Wo-TEAK OLD STAEa.a ef 20 ems. each; the woad le .are his stake. T.Y.C. •• —Son Bed Raillery, bro. to Widiour, fby fouchstone out of tidbits Mild, Baby, tirade Sock (b 0), Kobert de alt us Meths Elthtroe, ripe( Inacemok b I by Tenth out of Zebetts, okipsey, Mars, Garrick Lammenuour, Abbot of Malta, earlmrerOLit, ththy, br e by Touchstone out el Cset duel, Lexerooretut. T.ingesed, be by Coleick out at Concerde, lute ...borne, '141.31t, TM thumb, br e by Mutes Ili. ant a Emerald, Alp. (N.. day menti - red )—Mscca, 300, h ft. Red House in: —Lad %Yuri forirs e by Births:dor out of Pailitl (bet 71b) Dist Mr. U. LIDA Viiadermete ;to 415). OXPUKD WOODSTOCK tiTAKSI of 3 sow. each, and 25 added. Ueda; I die. Mr. reauttibre Cask (watt dell, jun.) 1 1 Nt. J. Pray'. Csbsymete 2 2 Mr. Kinds Monet Hondas' STAMM at 6 wa. sash, and 2i lidded. Heats ; 14 see. ftr. *manta Mader Ming . (Ms. new) 1 1 Mr. 12wde Surd VITT euinthe PLATS of 351., Mow , tO • 5 . 0 .0ak" of son. auk. Heats; ease round sad • de. (7 ads) Mt. Palmer% harbeip ..... ..... (thalieleid) 0 2 I I Mr. Pares Letithegy..........................»........»... II 1 0 2 .... 0 ode Mr. J. Days Mr. Death's Lady V 1 MAL I 3 dr Mr. klwees Wee sneer .. dr " l'oar Doer aoatrrd lees. RONIEST ER AND CHATHAM SACS .—Prone. GouiTit;;;its --- cli b euvseme nod 40 a idwd ; the .wand to sot his stake, sod the winos to be wildflor 1001. Heats; caw nun sod • had. (3 labs.) Mr. finberismea Tree Tor* (IL Parr) I 1 Mt. Dery's Marne Harp! 0 2 elr J. Hawley' Deans „ (MA 0 0 Mr. DoeineM s Deed — . (dam) 0 dr Won way. Winner claimed. SCURILY rt 'FALAI Weill woo by Grenadier, Mating time edam in s canter. WOT Kant Stang of 2 sow t sett sad 23 adAed ; the mend to melee M., oboe mond (0 sues) were woo easily In two beat. by Mr. Ayres's Mee bet besting Daberine, Bernet Low, end two others. Winner eloin-ed hi earaws. RAILWAY PLATS .r 351, added to • sweep•tekee of 3 sows. mei; ibe email to receive SI, d the winner to be sold kir WM (11 eisia) Dote round end a distenoc. Mr. Hawkee's Mutated (W. Abatis ) 0 1 Mr. Forth's Landry Maid (Hornsby) 0 1 1 Dean Weal, thaw, Deupcbter of the Mar, Jelin, sod Declaration ells set. • deed beat be wen Millwood eel Lawn ry Meld. Ilse &dam beet nes won tiny. 111111Tkiii STAMM of 3 mac each, and 40 edded, the emelt te save hi. Oak,. Herta; Won round sad a distance. (7 sub..) Mr. Moen', Miad)7our own-Moriness . Parr) 0 I Mr. E. D.oenporl . • VindletWO Mr. Lend*, C y ens (Own 0 3 Mr. bait's hboodows (Owner I dle. Won easy. LIMIT/1D ItAClol.—Tinniansr. TRIAL [WARTA, 01 6 lOU. rack, witn 26 added, 3 ft ; three -7r old, let 1 , .11t, Ltd., Sat 11111 i; fee, eat Rh; sir and aged, 104 41b; mica, Isa, attuned 314 One mils. Thies sobs. Mr. Lord's Cosa neer, 3 pe. (Crowd%) 1 Mr. Comte. Egret, 3 yrs (Wititebouse) 3 bean g : to 4co Wit Win by a lesgth aria • ball STAPPORDSH IRS STARS/ ol 16 son. teen, 10 tt, and 6 only if declared, with M added ; wined to are his stake. Two milts. Twenty-At robs; marten &elated. Mr. Clark's Maid of Lyma, 37n, bit 1110 (Simpson 1 Mr. Rawson's Morpedt, aged, lib (lstmly Mr. ilawkloe' Timm ape, Ist lord War witk's spd, Ist lilt (Wilembeeni 4 Tle tallowing alao storied, bat were not Filmed: Col. Ansone's Lentrdim 4 pe, sat alb (Charlton) ; Mr. Willbiate's Marlow, 4 yrs, li h (C. alma); Mr. IL M. liustynb fby lord litafbord, oat of Illedlims, 3 yrs, Sec 510 (W. blimp.) Iksttksg: 3 to 1 each yet The Maid of Lyme and Willett, made to leash apt Yardley awl • Won by tour or fire engem a good rare far sawed. Two Tams OLD STARES of 10 tom emit, and 50 added. Ma a mile. Right sobs. Mr. Coplawre Aldgate, ea lit (Marlow) 1 Lord Chesterfield's b e by Comely door by Agreeable, OD 4.1 i laltett.mee) CaL Thompson's b e by Thom, out of Mazurka. bit 4lb (Denman) 5 Betting :Ito 4 on /Wrote. Won easily by two kraals. Ran in 1 min. 7 sees. SaLltiett SMMETA of 6 SOTS. each, and 20 added. Heats, 1 Mr. Green's Clara, 4 yrs (Damao) I I Mr. Williams's Itepusse, 3 ps dr Mr. harton's Motor, 6 y 71 LNUTertinD *ACM.—Ti. VIDIDAT. SWIRPSTAIIs• of t rm. eseb, sad Zit boded ; for 3-year olds, la 710; four, 34 71b; men, RA, allowed Ilia. ; 1i mile. Three sate. Mr. Osborne'. Brandy-fare, 4 pe walked over. MILLtbO braids of 6 SOTS. SSA, and 40 added. limb, Enke. Yu W. buies's Smuggler Bill, 5 yrs Mr. Wlntworth's th en Loraine, 3 yrs Mr. llotiames Billyr.fren..Migg, 4 yrs WESTIIRN MEETING AT ATlL—Tneasoar. PRODOCS &roan let 60 sou. each, 20 ii. Two miles. Mr. Merry's Anemia, Tat ISM walked MT AT& OOLD COT of 100 sows, am Two wigs. Mr. Meer'', Cimatielere. 5 yrs (IL Roblasoo) 1 Lord Itglintem's tiles saddet, 3 yrs (J. Priam) 3 Woo noy by • York PLATS ot 601. Heats, two railer. Lord Zglintna's VI oat, st 00 ((Priam)) 1 1 ' Mr. Merry's WM, G yrs, Oat 410 two lengths (RotimMon) dr Woe by Cabo intdligrna. COURT Or BANKRUPTCY. Deem Kr. Ccatatheester nee. PRIVIIIIINCI TO Castirrons.--Bfephen Keen, bric k - maker maker, of Hillingdon, applied fir his ceoulleate. He was op- I pined by Mr. Coke, for the misuses, on the ground of do. testier* aeownits and dialing in secomatodation Mlle. TM case has been peadina ia the esiart lowness months, owing ths complicated natal* of this transections. TM bankrupt Mil a capital 01 some 2,3001. 10 the 001•1080000.10 of 1845, sad attributed his failure yelasepally to his bricks having boss spoi:ed of the wet. It wee also alleged, ea his t shaft, that ha was a Tory ignorant man. bring ambit skim to them, t ut her other timeriptiona Lite tale •hr 7 Ira market was mote active than of late, there movement In the demand fur exportation one sorts prices tended upwards. The noel Itorket preamwd 21.* peke, Cunt.nuing Irmo specially for raw a sno BLANKETS.—DICKNONDWILII, SEPT. 7.—Th us a good *m of adame merchants at OW hLumet ben this sx,". and we pave t o mart a further bnprovemont io 14e meted. Priem stlll ruled arm. eft, liUNIHEY AND LACE TRADES—Tarn„. SD?. S.—Torrebs& eonsiderahle damp in the cutupcomos ink meek, whleh lissome quite nays meted on the woe . we undereland, to the same extent in the wrought bone log_ which le, however, ezomdingly depressed. N bile airs nuts ati things in Nottingham, we are informed upon gene authority n u ,. hosiery trade ia Leicester has suddeuly improved, and that *C,. are now out of eraployment. lhe warp (,a Jam) beaai ts :fm much improved that the Leicester hailers have ta m lace trsmies for that t. de, which are making& Tack y :l%Lnp trulla matrriabt scarcely known in Noma glum, err a. —ig Many of the stockinette who lett Lticsiater•iiire t o e States ere on their return, the Am, riam hum.. Mending the heave duties and prompt pa> rcent, betiMlle sold. the emigration from thie vicinity is soil K.4oR toms txteat. Ibe silk slum trade la corundereo eye wo,e lose. lad elm hands that bad • little work or w wlygim ig _ a pkailielb fruice t. wrn.ius Th• knott e. gl t.k. hoos oo: r i th inut ,, waouucttuc Try pan shop, ant uhirt trade has a little rain Inket bisuuet trade la generally °moldered to have ati11,1144 of a kw factories that were wholly ate state' having .et tu t * -..;2_ or, working ft all hours." The lace trade tu tram tar and we hear of many workmen returning to their VA onto , Ce 1.16 ; but, SS 00f• than 140 J workmen have ipiac to X alte n Ai g - i . i t t ict ev, nt that the etsehines In France nixuat by looted f or • mem, able time. We regret to Mate that flouted: Lace 1,7 the hredi. ee ., t h e &retie, and Mat tbe kanales in that departmental!, sorb; severely. Ppm Ihe LONDON BA GAZETTIL—Friday, s o t . MILAUPIII. _ . 3081111.1 BANVINTEI, I kwaod, ToiirilTie. Bur ad and oitrai,„„, isanokettiret, to Milrfeeder %O. 18 & Oct. 23 at 11, at Leedig barovey-tine; WA, Rudderideld; & Coho, amig o Rope., Leads. Tourers Cane= & Gismos WeAIT7II, Codnaboraegb, shire, engineers, Sept. 29 & Oct. 23 i t 10i, at Leeto 0. own & Co., I.lnoubeir.ban-nekk, & Plaskett, o.i.inaboroudb , Carrick, Roll. WILLIAM 0011C11 & 30.124 r DAMN Coccu , Siranies, shire, mill makers, Sept. 91 & Oet. 19 at 11, at th ireol Gi rk Jones k Co., Crosby-se,, & Tripp, bourns , tft twig., g ame. Bristol. Monza Ewan, Plymouth, bolld.r, Sept. 20 & ttet. 24 Exeter Ct. role., hintitex and Moglale, H. Androve•tt.; l a nyommath • & Btogdon, Exeter ; off made., names,hetet Janos Plined-rd., brieklo er, Sr* tr ait at Oct 23 at 114, at Baelngball-at. Sul., k'werdilly; twig , Trimmed, Guildhall-cobweb. therm litorm, Manchester, clothes dealer, Sept. 22 & 19m t!, at Manchester Ct. Sub., Thlne & Co., Ttlinp:COlL Saes, ea (*Mier ; aer. Horto n , blaneheater. Manuals? HABBXI.I., Mane-heeler, milliner, Sept. & Oct 11 at, , at Blanchester Ct. bola., Moors. Sharpe, Verulant-body., f. inn, & Howley &Taylor, Manalwat.x • off. maim., Putt, Ban t iaget, &sauna Ileurnaoril. 1.1w 1 7. 1 , ; s. pt. 2o Om Bs 11, ,t laverpool Q. Bola, Oliver, Old Jewry.eh.mb.; Luta allak Liverpool; & liatapereyey St. Asapb; :wig., alurgin, pool. 0 .. L owe. cbeerageld, imam draper, Sept. 21 Ort.Be at Manchester Ct. Sula., Palmer 11 . 0109,40 .; bay. ttesterbeld ; & Bloom Manebeetor ; off. sa,iß , L.obare, cheater. :r. AilwriAM N Asa, Netherton, So t., Woreesterire, reydre Vatm Ihms . r. & Oct. 14 at 104, at Itirmlogh an Ct. So &hotels& & Ng, =lngham; off. aa.tg., Christie, Birmingham. Jammu aellpSON Towsaa, High Ilulhum, innkeeper, Saes, 124, t Oct. 21 at 11, at Bardogoall.st. Sol., swam Bedford-row ,• off. wig., Groom, Abehurch-lanc. WILLIAM WALIACI & Gamut' Ouncono, donate:4nd, bakg. Sept. la at 12, & Oct , 13 at 2 , at N weastle . upon.Thre Ct hi; /41sort. Cafford'a.tan ,• Brunton, Sunder:turd ; & Cooper, Saadebal; off. aylg , Wakley, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. ------- INBOLVENT PETITIONERS. J. sr/Mdler aw& Ism. Ipswich. 13 aftelk. • . PI. Comma, Ip•oka. : bare keeper. • Crodeek. Lsodport. Bortbeapem. ; chemist. J. Crowder. Ithniegisom, *lntim& T. Davis. Swszree. OlaasergaaslOre.. conowowere *Per , W. Edwards. Koolau...et asesbire. km Wu'. J. P. rliesdeo, Margate. coach outer dt ainter. IL !Wird. &neigh.; currier It Vathelt SOM. J Lancesec. blamispherk lewrer7rrdh 4braedoodur. J. AWN.). dap.. N. bass, South... U. tom makrt. ▪ N...ll.litsdo. Sisk It maker. N. hisko.ll.ruthittum N. , Urfahgbaki.Mir • 2Nl trwl j. Ihrminigharn, tout ye. site do. P. 4”. bufaNd..d. Ismosatte. 11. 11.. of 11 , e Laura.ture a Ude* ym MSwim.. Comp:toy. cut ...old Itbe sald and bit bme. DIVIDENDiI.-Oct. 4. J. Burt, J. Burt, Jun., & W. T. WM& Mandiester, commission agents-Oct. 3. J. Rootlet* k C. D. Ilk thews, Chipping Holton, Oxfordshire, bankers-Oct 5. T. *add W. Richards, Manchester, jultiers-Oct. it. J. Wood & H.Wood,&& dersileld, woollen manufacture*. SCOTCH BEQUESTBATIONS.-Daeld Anderson, IldintroAt min, Sept. 13 & Oct. 4, at Dowell's-memo, Rdinnugh-Da Glasgow, wtight, Sept. 14 & Os:. 5, at the Wellington Hot*, Olga PARTNERSHIPS DISSOGTED.-S. Amster & J. Baer, Cheapoide -C. Baker &R. Gibbs, I cutup, tionureenhire-T. &J. Heath. Birroingbam-W. Henson & J. Boyea, La Grp &J. Riley, Yorkshire-J. F. Bottom, J. T. G. W. Wilson, Nottingham-J. Bridge &J. Ream t, Month Bulks St J. Parker, Duke-st., Boutuwark- W. Coen. Ix IL Mob man. Oxford-R. 0. Clarke & F. Timmins, Birmingham -B. Cinb P.Coker, Liverpool -T. Cole & B. *Mtn, 'Wyk t ups-W. IL Cook, Iltirkdale, Laccasittre-T. 'Lillian, W. Webber.sy, & dog.' .d. 0. libubothans, Longinus, fliaffordslitm, so far as *was T. ME -W. Hardman ac .1. Nau.ll, jun, Great Bolton, Lambing. L Horne *G. Fowls, Barnsbury.row Islington-J. (*.cu. Lheepool-J. Langan &J. A. Robson, Flavin-Ind Oli- I- Lion & IL Lion, Uaian.at, Bishommte.i.-T. arAlpia, J i 4 Jog. Rein, T. Jackson, 3n. Bann, E. hictiolson, J. Smith, ta J. Coin Bolton, Cumberland-W.A. Macfarlane, .1. Pianism, *J. Rudd* t Trinidad, so far as regards J. Platoons-W. Muuctsio t L It{ Leeds -H. Nessnytb &J. hieranyth, Cbut&em, surrey-W. Weft &IL Gent, Leeds-J. T. Pink J. V. Boitons, No tingoass-LPata T. T. (buyer, Cotton's-wharf, Tooleyist.-C. eitmien a J. Shisi, Clifford's-row. Pimlico-J. A. Tranalin & P. Ilan, Quist*** Surrey-J. Surrey-J.Trlsett & J. Hardy, NolUngt.m -J. Wens &C. Was, Eanbuirne, Sussex-J. Wood &W. Warn, wawa a P. Jobnaon, Wigan, Lancashire. SHIPPING INTELLIGEACR.--veto, AIL DOVAIL. DOW MIL era AIM /" 1 Dublin 00 Rolland .... 0,0 India e. F-nu.- 0 Moto Et 1 Waterford O ,l Flanders au.atoe..Sept 9 Loco lot 1 Donagtodee ti 3 Franco Ol Do. Hanes 0,• lon-40g e. d. 0 OusragJers. CO Lisboa IMO 140 Covtoi +n - 1 11^.• u LIWAL.I4I.II 5. d. 1 Haab= 010 Soh'. vat W. 01 lifn..Seet .14 re.t. OkAvr e.$D, Sor.S.—Arrired : PeffiAN Trui dad ; Mary, 055, Crescent, Guernsey; Felldty. Naos ;Joint and Joe, Rom; Igye line, Jamaica ; Am4ine, Demerara ; Walter Monne. \Winn* sou, Calcutta; Or., Mau ; Juliana, Alga Bay; Lord J. RA Harlingen; Courier, Ili& nits, Guernsey; Is Poole. Hunter, Memel : Jane, Actwerp ; Mem, countess et loodale, 80. L burg ; Robert, Madam ; Elisabeth, Omen ; Ambrosia, tido_ roma, Petersburg ; Prince of Wiley, Newport ; Trocity. 800 John Ormerod, Alexandria ; Speedy Packet, Bahia ; Lady OM (lis Diana, Matanzu ; Oscar, Drobak.—Balkd : Fairy Polka, Bean Agnes, Oporto ; Doke of Portland, New Zeeland; Queen ri tlal ConstantOople ;Harrison Chilton, Valporonto , Eraide, Baltic ; Angelina, Ouisterbam ; Elbe, llanibury; elan Trits, Twofold Bay ; Wellington, New York; Pearl, Newcastle; ROO William, Goethe, Dwain ; Aphrodi:e, ember; ; Zollverein, Data cd. Livorno., parr. o.—Arrived: Currency, litimay ; bemire IA od. Earl of Liverpool, Calcutta' Botany Pocket, 04 Water; 801 Oak, Parana; Ambaseador, M obile; Courier, Calcutta; Aar Nn lehtibue; Wharton, Barbados; Jane and rimy, Porto Rae; M' wood, Jamaica; Sherwood, Boston Syrophm icon, Musing; Lei Ashburton, Quebec; Sandwich, Newfoundland; Bornberm lr star Wool.; Betty Swanned, rivenborg; Margaret, St. Pisan Rajah, Calcutta; Hero of Sidon, ; Ae,dia, Quebec; !low Jane, Maranhao; David, St. Joke, New Brunswick, WWI Coringa; Ceylon, Demerara; Yorkshire, New York; Lail John, New Brunswick; Lord Elgin, Bichlbucto; Br.ril Pack e t, ll r Rico; Martha, Daniels; Mary Green, Ohara; Edon, MOM —Sailed: Haggai, Port Phillip; Thiene, Jason, I nctric; . 4 Riga; Queen, Harlingen; AtrO, Robert:lilt ; Sea, Pidos Constantinople ; Isis, Cerra Patios. Bannerei Alert. notterkiN Holdover, }Odom, New York; Defenw, Chorluton ; Jars lb% New Yo k; Flying PIM, Rio Grande ; Am rm,trur.g, Bon.; London, Dentate. 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