The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-08 00:00:00

BIRMINGHAM FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY. BIIIIIIMONAM, SATURIMT.—The annual meeting .1 the menthe s of this moist, took plate here belt easing, Ar. &noun's" M P . fa the obiir. In easing the badger, the CHAIRMAN elogratullated Ohl leambere on the floarisking state of the eselay. Twelve Maas ball elapsed shaft he ma them nada dmier dame ehams,and aitt the rifled welt &elm dirt Mae adi met be mil to be la maythhig like a eallibelmy as% Ma nine avid etet be said a thek latitudes, whhh had, se M vsN, iemellbei is spite of the blast. The Ihea pale - matt me to aurae a lave that the member of their Manhole wuedd Tat be quadrupled, so that as purple might OWL test swaref, whisk they ought to have, over the fur er bpi eamada• hamediatialy adjoin ug to Birmingham. With Haim prelimisary remarks, Mr. fithaleteld galled upon the auroloy. Mr. Jai/ . Taylor, to rend the report : ii r eh rsent, which etas of great leugth, contalued the marks inter alio. It eongrstalated the umbers ups the triumphant succor of the society, and ea the public' MOW alleerell) be ai.lioss to know how far tot objects of 111111.11 M lees institutors of the hied, had been acetreplisMul, the amositte• thought it right to enter into some details. 'Ac' society, thee, gentained 1,729 n embers, subscribing foe VA sharer, Wag an ineMen dung the veer of 722 ssiaben and 917 stare. • bat the iceman of the fends had be be a greater pruportioa, easing that while last yea the goo ternipts were 4 6001, this year they were more the. 11.1100 1 . At ter as the secretary hachbeen able to aseertain, ' the following ts a state= at of the patriot of 18 of the mo nodes which bad followed is the wake and profited by the asesqd• of the people of Binabeskam : Mmbers. Share.. Welverhaageos . Daley Comm' 407 Northimpta 114 Stafkol sass. Cheltesham Wweardeas-Tpue eatadaster MI et Palatial . Metropolitan 731 1 378 Darby Bradford . 3O Halifax North Steff.rdshire llO Darlington s4 Bunderlud Leicester 420 Making Birmingham, of Although the &tail. are not complete , still the statement a total, ineigdice ) 7,213 was valuable, in the eyes of the committee, as proclaiming the glorious fact of thouunds of sea being banded together to obtain that honourable vwitiea is society which the injuries of their country's rulers prohibited them from pier mmbig. While such societies, nowever, were imputing political freedom to their sunhat', the great effect at the same time produced upon the monl *audition and social re. lotions of mankind were to be raked &mugst their most important benefits; as it was impossible that is could be ' combined to elevate their politieal position without en hancing their domes. ic happiness and increasing their desire for intellectual attoluments. The committee tad no mis givings when they asserted that an extension of the suffrage seed not be expected unless the people united to qualify themselves for taking podessios of the various eguillite at prestat usurped by thee! whose sentiments and sympathies ; were not with the people. Great as was the number of memben of their society, the committee felt it to be far , below what it ought to be, taking into e atsideration tke cir cumstance that there cute probably thirty thousand Mlle in Birmingham who were unrepresented in parliament . With the view of eztudiog the beselic of the society to young renege, the committee recommended the adoption of a lower scale of payments suited to their condition. Daring the past year 231 allotaeata of freehold land had been made by a division of the Bloomsbury estatetwinch l ' , there meld be no doubt was as good as land ia the same lo =My selling at sa. 10i. anu GI. Bd. per yard, although it did Me Wet the mem ten mire than 244. per yard. It was not ( merely a 400. freehold which the miaben poialetd, but cue Math 60e , hoe ,or 70i , and the average annual value of 'each allotment would be 60s. The committee saved fame which satisfie wily proved this, sad mentioned that the ipenciples of the society had stood the test is. the Revising iManinces Ccart, when their smallest allotment war proved to be worth 61s. per annum. Tee committee lashed tee memle re to anchorite their suns-errs to pro excite the ap; eel which bad been taken by the society's Winters to try the sue:vestal objections taken by the rimarratire agent, and held goad by the revising banister. ,ite Meet these obji Goons. h , the eOllllll/t/.• talon. s anded the members having allotments on the Bloontilary estate to la there to some party, till wanted tor betiding :purpoees, at a merely nosabaell rat, so that they might net be is the.r own cocapatoss, upon whisk supposition, the ob jections were bard. ft total number of allotments now made to the members was 429, 195 of which were in ElAith Staffordshire, aid 231 in North Waratieketire. Tu. 8 ail btaflordshire mute. bring without the borough, and giving • qualifications for that eteanty, the members oho claimed to be registered -Aare bad bean permitted to enter unopposed. The detail Heath caters was din led in o 400 ollottoeute, which wo u ld be bard, di OM to the members in the ,end of this month. The °premien' were haypy to say I that pfticie pined d tt s 'omit :lion, and to enures this they sated tie 'heathen to cia.ounterianee all attempts 'its violate the s tr ictest rules of order. Not • sing • with 'drama! from the society had taken plate during the year, sad what better proof could be adluc.d of ,the euillence of • the otemhers in the sac cst of the ',Any ? The committee, in eenclusioa, dented to bear testimonv to the unwearied mud, en.rgy, and dew lodates sussitestal be the merstary ,in regard to the interests of the lostitutiort, and while they ,00ngratulatedthe lumbers in their pursuing such an t Meer, they at the sum time hearii.y congratulated Mr Tat lur ou ,the hi,dh estimation set upon his ureic s nut oady by his ow. towhunen, but by the public pras , , aid the eatuitiry gene rally. The committee asked tor perseverance, indindu .11y and edlectively, again.. diM. sides and opposition, and is their opinion the may was not far diatant when that p.roe ;Terence walla overcome every obstacle, and the b.storian ut the 19. h century would have to tete7.l the pleaciog fact that frceitold land societies had reformed t i e House of Commons, sad that the Maur et their crams belongs to the working act a Bimini; ham, The .West of weewurs wad wasly satisfattosp : *ass wets passed, as.. tlw I. port was adopted. Kr. Alderman GEACH, oft .e Midland Dank in Binning ewe el the truss vs of the *misty, said that be nee lately it hist:sty to investigate tee apts.= on •hies the breiners of the satiety .s. reduc ed, with a view to MOM fain whether it was &arrow, r a preventive rains*. say Jape-pit conduct in pecuniary lemurs, and he was glad to be able to SAWS the :en that it wee as tomplste la that ✓espect as be could wi►h to see it. The retirine COlitinittnt hsving been r:•eltcted, The SECRETARY moved a resolution to the effect that it was dswrable that a conference should be held shortly in Birmingham, consisting of delegates from all the fe. ehcl l land societies in existence in the kiegdeto, as well as i dial duals favourable to the movement, in order to outsider and compare the various pl ms now carried out, and with the view of adopting a .me plan of ergatozatioo by which the at propent desultory labours of ill • various societies may be brought to bear upon °le common end. Mr. Tel for men tioned that perhaps the most suitable time for this confer ence moult be is the beginning of unit month, when they would take possovion et their mmll Ream Bartnte. Hr. Cobden, Hr. Hew, Wu Joshua Walmeley, and many ethers of tho leading Wormers of toe day, had promised their ac tive co operation end evidence, and most likely their pre emies too, on the mosaic', and donbleea it woult be sme worthy of the pr-at movement "'nick hod been originated by the working man of Birmingham. Kr.. 11. S. WRIGHT seconded the tuition, and it was carried unanimously. Referring to an adverse decision of the revising b nicer respecting claims made by s inlet members of the society, Mr. BRODHE lIIIITH stored that the committee siiould Da empowered to pecoseute the appeal to the Court of Com mits Pleas minium the late decision of the revising banister. This led to some disco's on as to the espouse attendant on such a step, and upon wh , in it should fall; bat it appeared to be considered probable that snarl of the other a. dirties throughout the kingdom woul I bear a proportionate share at the expense; aid, alter a stirring appeal Item the Secretary. the resolution was unanimously passed. After a vote of thanks to the hoa. chairman, the promed• loge terminated. ESCAPE TROY BIJECIE•HALL LUNATIC ASYLUM.— In the course of last week aao.her tztraordaraty elopement loth plaee at Burgh bail Lunatic' Aarlure, the party who effected that reaps befog dal ht Timm of toe last effeir, the indefatigable Mks Dads. Some fifteen months ago tam ledy made kir exit fr • m the mbar,. sod pros:iodine imme 'bray to Chester with her Lethario, Eilie Norris (• pr cm fa the employ of Samuel Potter, Baq.). was ward- dto him. Her friends, however, the day atter the nuptials, traced tha pair to their lodgings in Center, mad Mrs. N or ris was essorted back to the asylum. Alter this Norris broom ht a• action at law against Mr. S ad, the prupriiitor of the asylum, for the retention of his wif e; aa d leeks nonsuited, was confined in Lancaster Castle tor expanse, of the suit. He returned thrum some eight or ten dam previous to this occurrence taking place. On the evening of the elopement Mr. Seed's (enal, attended evening service at Corley, and left only Mr. Seed and a servant in the house. with Mils Dark. About 8 o'clock, Mr. Seed left the lady, and west into another sweetmeat, for me purpose of writ lag • loner. Whilst engaged is re doing twhian oily took him about h a lf in hour) his patient was mil-ing. Dieing the time he was writing the letter, he sent the servant twice to see what Miss Doris was doing. Oa the servant's going the first time the lady was reading ; but, on the. sec .rod lose, there was no one In the room. The lower part 01 tit, win dow was lying oh tits floor al the room in company with a iriaer's chisel ! This wii.dow is what is swam lily harem as a sash window, about bur inches above the *Mara of the top and button part of which, were driven in the hams, a unseat of bolts. Soma party friss the riettiuss introduced the chisel, through the iosterice, when the hot. tom part was slanted to the height permitted. Ihvintr eat the cord attached to the betides part of the oblate, she, bitted by the chisel, famed away the slips of wood from use sides and bottom, cad so took out the b ',Arun part. and thersb• obtained an may *gem. Tee police were in immt dieter rewinition, aed every Mass in the neiehhocrbood about which any suwielea was entertained were smirched, but to so purpms. Nut a yesige could be weaor he rid of ei.lut the lady or her auppo eel deliverers, tor eves under the milldam through whisk she escaped. " they left not sees the pelt of • lematop behind them." Norris was food some loess* MI bed, as well as a penes sem d N•weliam. woe wee Norris's ateistant on rho f.nros.r urea ion A reward of 104. km been offered the Ms apprehension& of the lady. iL THE kaPitEsB. MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 8 1849. UIAISALLiAIo ROO1011•170,1 or PSIS Humor or Vauban.—TO• RUM Bev. Dr. 0 J. Bpenc. r, ewe of our oldest ra.lonhl hi.hope, kas intimated hi. hoeution of so htttger presiding over the diets' of Madeas in mug geese' Of kis Impaired health. The veaefebt. Arch/eases whe for some seers held the archdeacons, of Oniewira, kr bus nowiaaud as the Namur of Dr. Spencer, and will proceed to hi. ditiont 11100.111 in the seem of a few weeks. Tits MOWN! or LlANDAsz.—Alaroitog accounts naehed town yenesroar, relative vi the huhu f the &Ayr. • f LUNA'S, sad musk apprehension has been ocrosioned mongol the friends tif the riOt rev. prelate. In the event of his lo.dahles dome, tke &misery ot Bt. Paul's will be cause cum; sad this will be dissociated from the Bbkoprie of Lieuteill, with which it has been usually held The Bishop of Baster, who has bean dangerou-ly ill, Las so ler recovered as to he able to 8: his meat paeral ordination for the 21st. inst.—W*4ly Clarmiels. Vder efileetberstkeitestez. newt auger% Ptesiew. Hr. OrettlWe tlalWeb. lard IL b Winkel the Ceoquerer, etteke of Web mad% aldoet. Lard etestere IVA. *Mr. Waimea% egslite. iihsred.—*Lual Bateussef's Goodoood, 3 yrs. fat 71b, farli *Robs of Rafford's Mint°. 4 rrs, 3st 41b 100, Ilf•ft. AF. Mored.—Lord Sadley's tilVOO,lbOW Sri °XL Psyse's Gloms, Bst 21b wk. 200, b It. D.M. THIIIVIDAT. HANDICAP PLATS M 100 L, tee 3.yr otas odd upwards. A. F. V1V1111 , 01%120 of 10 SM. 11280. for 2-yr olds : oohs, 7lb ; 6lb This wiener to ba sold for 160, if demanded, &e. T. Y. C. BwasPsTAKINI of 10 sow. ow*, for 2-yr olds : colts, 7.b; Shits. 6lb Tim winner to be sold for 40 sort., U deassadaad, &e. Fine hall of Lb. M. of 10 mos.SZE; for 2-yr olds, 64 71b ; Outs, B.t 31b; four, Bse I Ilb ; five and upwards, got. The viaesr to be sold for 300 ors., if demanded, &o. First ball of Ab. K. _ _ tlwtasreTTilos of SOO Dove. ifteb,lt R, 84 71b. D. M. •Dole of Bedford's Ilsauvate, VoL Woe's Choroploi, lard QM dro's Mob War. - - &IMMO. of 100 .01111 fie, for 2-yr oli Mt TA, each. Lest three qu_rtsrot of R. Y. *Sir J. Hawley's Iloilo. Mr. J. Moore'* flop the Twig. Lord Stan. tees Yin rea, Vol. Aaron's f by Glullstor—Lollypop, q bTouch. stune—Potentia. *Mr. J. Day's Ekcirtelts, Mr. J. Di x on's Kathleen, Mae of Bedford's f by Erpeee—ramerafda, *Lord Cbesterfkld's f by Ilintaloon—lndustry, q by Dan John—Leinpoco, Mr. Greville's Wien Middleton (dead). swritrsrAxas of 200 GOYS. eget, h R. T Y C. *Lard Exeter'* Can, eat slb ; *Lord Lennan's Th e Wren, Set 3.0; Lard Glasgow's f. (died) by Jerry, d. by Action, est 21b. Mescu—oDuse of Bo torn'. St. Ito a r .ix, 8.1 61b, sg Meadow's f. by Lantrsoat, out of CaLeda, Bst ; LO3, h murce—*Diske of Bedford's Quasimodo, fiet 91b; apt •Sir J. lieuley's Queensberry, fist 3.b ; Rbl 100, h ft. MATCH—•Mr. Payne'. Crucible, apt *LIM Exeter'. Brae , Btu flo each, 100, h I. T YC. . _ _ fdoicu—eDuke of Bedford's Tmieherous, 9.it Mb, oast *Lord E,xecos's Prosbtu, 61b. Lon halt of Ab. M., 200, b tt. Mica—*Dukg of Richtnoad'A Plouahboy, &t 71b, wit •Duke of Bedford's Newport, Bst. 61b. Last halt of Ab. M., 280, h ft Enrcx—•Llrd H. Lennex's Borneo, 3 yes. 3t 71b, apt *Lord Exeter's Tisiphone, 4 yes,Bst llb ; T.M.M., 300, h It. FaIDA7. HANDICAP BWRIPSTALEB ut 20 SOU. each, and on!y 5 ft if dtclate I. to go to the stand hone ; for 3 yr olds and up wards. T.Y.C. HANDICAP SWESPITAILIB of 16 WS. Ala, 10 ft, for two and 3-yr olds. T.Y.C. BN of 10 sou. each ; for 2-yr old colts; fist 71b; and HUPP, Bst 61b ; the winner to be sold for 40 soya., it de mandcd. &c. First hall of Ab u._ _ PII.BI4DER6AIIT STALES, of 60 ion. each. h ft, for 2-sr olds; colts, 8 , 7 ah ; Sat 6lb ; vtinoen extra. T.Y.C. •Duke of Bedford's John o'Groat, •Lord Exeter's a by Scutari out of Memo', •Nutm •NutoheLL •Cora, Col. An..n'A Chieftain. Mr. 44. Crawftu d'a The Indian Chief, •Lord Orford'o f by Shoe out of Exotic, •Lnd Alb mark's Bolingbroke, •Gal Peel's Sea Serpent, •llabet, *Lord tlifden's Sirius, •Le Beau, •Spikenard, •Mr. Henry's Piteford, Lord Ealinton's Fugaway, Xantippe, Sir J. Ilawky's Stirabout, Sir It. Pigot'a Moulton. tiweaperaesa of 200 govt. each, h ft ; for oohs, tat 7.1 a. T.Y.C. ▪ 11. Lennox's The Bea Hunter. Slr R. Ply,ot's Moult-dt, °Mr. Gregory's Darnask,eDuke of Bedford's Win. POST MATCH. 200 each. AF. One to the poet. •Data of Bedford s &brawl. Set 71b, sad •Quaimodo, Set 711, sgst Lord Glasgow's f by The Provost out whine Whip, let 121 b, and .1 by The Provost dam by Acteeln, 7st 1211. . . . Bparrowhawk, Bet 71b, rat •L'rd H. Legatos's The Wren, Bst 4:b. Fast half of Ab. H. 200, h ft. MATclt.—•Duke of Belford's St. S phis art •qtr. Ore. ttlle'• Barley, Set blo each. First half of Ah. H. 100, h fr. M ATCH —*Mr. Barnes's To`thanter, 5 yri, Bet 10Ib, spit *Duke of Bedford's Miens, 4 yr, 7st 51b. B.C. 200, hh. MATCH.—•Lord Bsteman's ay:Elwood, 8g 610 a s s t *Lord Chide's% Baryon, 6st 121 b. First halt of Ab. IC 100, ft. MATCH —*Ler 1 Stanley 's C-nsent. Elst 131 h, aEst Sir I. Hawley's Fermin!, 7=4 7tb. T.M.M. 600, h ft. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY. CESAREWITCU BTAKEB.-4 to 1 apt Valium (take to 2), 6 to 1 mg.t R.by (take 7 to 1), 10 to 1 apt 01enalrm., 15 1 cat 61,n &clad, 16 to 1 agar Bt. It•palia, 16 to 1 apt Firs-eider (off-es to tak.), 22 to 1 apt Mal.on (taken), 22 to 1 asst Mims Ann (t), 25 to 1 apt Amazement (1), 33 to 1 apt Caernsgenian, 33 to 1 apt Toohawa. CAMBRIDGESHIRE BTAILE3.-15 to 1 apt Woolwich, 20 to 1 tgst Ribaldry, 20 to 1 apt ?Salton. ARRIVALS rt. TO SATURDAY NIODT.—CiaTIFiII, Manes, S wry D. k. Rosalyn, Cariboo, Bailey, Borneo, Bee-hunter, The Wren, Antagonise, Smugaler Bill, Hood, Tile Probe, Ars. Tait, Ferul.., The Arab, Cymba, 8 c indband, R. pins, Runcant, Hamm Saivism, Highlarrl Fling, Buffalo Gal, Eitafette, Paunita, Cilettlynn, Crucible, Bleckcork, Roby, Pcnthesilea, Carthaginian, Snowdrif', Gkn Saddel, Dutchman, The M. or, Pitsford, Lady J.raoy, BLn :ette, Dulcet, Gruel Boy, Tbringarth, Nunn kirk, Vanguard, The nipper, Iron Duke, Spith ad, !dies Ann, Italian, Snow mom, Grid, Stanton, Plebeea, Mounurr, Faribingsle, Ben Lomond, Paisedaque, Chatterer, Trap, Amazement, J•egOt r, Wean++, Pelham, Bwl'e Boy, Maid of my Sul, Piitentia filly, Backbiter, Leg. nirmain, Benny Robin, Tnii Magnet, Lpimaciins, Radulphus, Lazybones, It •fi Box, Lank Lily, Bergh's, Gineral Se> dliiz, Osterley, Empress alt, Banter la Caupe. fby Lantreeist out of C•l2/ea, fby the Provost dam by Ac'm'e, c by Inheritor out of Deeulayer's dam. Sir J. Ilawlera homes came on Monday, and Moultan on Wednesday. FIRES. FIRS Ili TEI CITT.--A fire broke out shortly after 1041'61**k, em Saturday sight, is the premier m Vows, tired sad C,essese, merehaate, is Loatiee.well. They sure ailleleed ea the am site by the maim% bedding _Yemeni Car. hssaisg =4• 1 41 DespZsorlelilszde s_fl sewel reset isadfrestresit. A. ahem An hem nisei, several of the leheldimas malted ei the id mew amistasse; ire me Mean aMU had the eimmeet ehteirmai e that the whole ef the levee part of emesoomgkesif enveloped in Same% as that it was aloft impeedlie kw my ea to mai' Me beet assistasse is amide as, of dm valuable emarmara ea die pre. mina With Mee Miry, areseal outdoes estrived eillhe epee. The some ehirde lima preened emit was trig Meille, ear the whole of Mama Groh eel Omega. peemies were ea dm eels the ham to the reek red es Me lames shot ea* from the varies, wisdom eel three& the mg, they seemed to higit.iete the sir es Millemiaste sot early the whets at the OW. hie the imam mime ef the meant divides of the At the time NUM the heat was se lateens that the pee of the leases in Draper's sad &Meer plasm wore sad mat flying in sundry direetieus. Twe females eel a maa, who hat rushed into the read in order to mops the manes of the flames ' were .true ea their fame, and se merely injured that the blood gushed forth is streams. During the time*, poor people were eampleyed removing their farrier, the presses became as hot U.S stay furnaces, and they were !TIM sally obliged to leave their furniture to its fate. There Imiag an abundant supply of water, the whole of the engines were call- d into opt reties, bat, is spite of the most &eremites OIIPTIiODS of the firemen, floor aft, r floor is the immense building con tinued to fall • prey to the fry of the o,,flsgretion ; The firemen, by snorting the fools of the booster Draper's atd Buller's-places, succeeded in g them from total lestruction, and to their exertions may be ascribed th. safety of the extensive premises belonging to Mars. Waterloo, the foreign and British printers, as well as upwards of one bemired other buildings abutting upon those on fire. In or ler to tons some idea of the extent of property coneassed, it is only neessury to state that one weggon alone, filed with wool, standing in the yard, was said to contain upwards of 1,0001. worth of property. Toe purl es which were formerly occupied as liverystablee, were erected for the pre sent proprietors about two years sure. About one o'clock the firemen succeeded is getting the fires so far under rto allay any apprehension of a fariber extent-1u of mischief. Notwithstanding that the engines were worked with full vigour the whole of yesterday, a coneidereble body of fire r emised in the reins at half-pest six last treeing. The primly detroyed by this disastrous event, unless a great mart of selvage be culieeted, must reach, including the buildings, to nearly 100,044 hissers. Oren and COll. Ilia/ win fully insured, sad it is uadentood , that &early the whole of the persona who had wool deposited in their pre miers were protected from lose by what are technically termed floating polities. Wrist the above fire wee raging, two other fires occurred. 0.,e was at No. 12, Shouldham-street, Bryanstone-equan, belonging to Mr. Samuel Re, a beer-shop k. else r. Toe in mates haring retired to rest, they had grtat difficulty in teen; ing. Ihe Royal Society's escape and brigade engines attended, but the Sure could not be subdued until the fire bed droved the whole of the premises. The other fire wee at No. 29, Bedford-et/set, Covent minim. in the tenure of Mr. A. Bryon, jeweller, and which burned one of the de tached workshops out in spite of the early arrival of the puisit and brigade engines. loss AT CAKDrJI•TOWN.—Saturday morning information was received at the London firc-eneine stations that a serious conflegration bad occurred in. High street, Camden-town. Three engines were immediately ceepateaeit thither, when the finimto rand the premises of Mr. John Adams, fur niture inky, Nu. 10, in the Ilia h—trert, in a blue. Same one passing the building discovered that the l.wcr part of the house was on fire, and although SA instant alarm was sounded, it was found impassible he rescue any thing contained in the premAes. One of the Royal Society's firs-escapes was taken to the spot, but its services were not required, as the hinters bad all effected a safe ;West. The fire was not exiiseuished until every floor iii the premises was consumed, and the whole of the stock in trade, with the househol.l gouda destroyed. The premi s s of Mr. J. An &run, butte, and trimanar seller , . No. 75, Higk-street, with those beleaguer to Mr. W. Dreed, china and glus dealer, NN 77, have sustained dam• ge by fire, water, and lh.sty removal of famiture. The origin of the muster could not be use alined. Mr. Adams was insured in the Atlas Fire-sate, IRELAND. Dustarr, Oct 6. There ie an absence of news in the jourt als. It was rumoured yesterdty about tetra that Mr. Butt, Q.C., bad warted hir London, to nook for awistanoe in order to enable him afterwards to start for Cork. lam in eined to thick that he will not be a candidate fa. the vacant sest. Coax, Ocr. 4. It is rot yet known who will stand here on the liberal interest. Mr. Frank Wa'sh's putting himself torward is regarded as a mere feint. He is not ex pected to go to the poll, though of course, in compli ment to his twenty years toil se an agitator and quon rei.ealer, a goe.d many persons have promised to vote for him. Tee liberal interest' , cm ea-ily prevail unless there re a split. There are three liberal candidates named—via., Major Beamish, tieri.ant Murphy, and Mr. Alexatder M'Carthy. The firs: of o.esee belongs to a very popular Protestant family, but he is not blue!f very popular. He is a whig and anti-repealer. Tile family of Serjesut Murphy, despite ut the commercial reverses of some of its members, possesses great s.icisl iulluenee, and is very anxious to possess the vacant seat. Mr. Berjeent Murpny, however, resigned Cork five yeses ego, when the rep al feeling was running high. Ou tree other hand Mr. A. M'Cartiy has a good many claims on the Cork liberals. He is not a Own-hunting barrister, and his large private fortune mak,s him independent of Itowning-s fee t. He Ins ability as a speaker,— showy, smooth, and occaiiionaliy ei..quent, but he re quires careful preparation. 14 hen tee was M.P. for Cork some years ago, his indolence was much com plained of, and this tells against him now. As far as can be seen at present, either Serjeant Murphy or Mr. M'Carihy will be the choice of toe liberal party. Two candidates are rp ken of by the tories, Cul. Chatterton and Mr. Bert. I incline to think the terries will back Col. Chatterton, and desire Mr. Butt to etend by for tee preren'. The Curkonians do not want an ambitions point cal barrister to be walk ing into offln on their shoulders. They have no de sire to be mode the tools of profestioaal ambition. Unlike Serjeant Murphy, Mr. Butt his no local in terests or connexions. Of his talents there can be no doubt, though there is as to his principles. Oae party of tl o tories look on him as too much of a Lord Rodents, and another distrusts him altogether. Cul. Caattertoo's local inftherce will probably nuke him the tory candidate. BALLINASLOR FAIR. The sheep fair wesnsa;4yl;r7m.eTr tr ;cl.ere on Thund y, the prime lots sem all col , ', the culls r inferior eons only remained for seat day. Trey brought prime lolly in pro portion with those notaineu yesterday. It was indeed gene rally calculated that there was sane trifling advance on w,s, which were in vets brisk demand. Mr. Barton Persia, Mr. R Mort Fake, Lord Dan-andle, and the other prisegisl breeders diepond or their entire stories Thursday. Sir T. Berko bid two or three lots of an inferior quality re malsiug, whisk west at a 1 .w nears. Mr. Ja'. Stay tb's beet lot of redden to day brought 34.., sad woo. d do., 32s Me. John Lambert's bast lot of wrdders (60) 31.., end 100 ewes 31a. 61. ; Mr. Toby'- I-p lot of swot ( 140) 34.., and another lot (1001 at 80..; Mr J Ain Armes top lot of wed dere (200) 435. 6i.; ears (100) 40s. tid Mr. 31'Donnell, musty B. ccouu•on, a Id 200 rudders at 34e., and Mr. Baonll, of Fqk ill, county of 11. women a, 100 wed drrs at 26e. 6d., and 'ivy ewes at 11. 6e. ; Mr. Buike's top lot of wedders,llo4 ; Mr. Iknt.l, of Treathhonee, Belt.st, bought 829 sheep brume the two days—average prices , and a top lot at 40e —the taps C-r sale to day were interior is qualify acd few., is number to thaw sobtbited la , t year. Mr. Pa risk Taatle's were the too of the fair, and tstedied prises varying Iron 81. to 201. each ; the others ay..reu. d from 71. to 1.5 f. transmit you the following Mans : 1847--Fibo p sold Unsold 27,424 Total 80,619 1848-8 'd Unwld 8.488 Tata , 65,173 1849-4th Octobite. soli 48,518 6.11 dirt., s le 11.788 Total 60,268 tr.,sold 1,190 Ones The prospects of the hens fair to =mow, as had beta anticipated, are decidedly had. NAVAL. Tna CAAMPION.—By a 1 tttr irom a carrmirridmit at Illiaz elan, on his was t.. C *Worlds. it &rip. ars t there were at San Bias, when It. pas.ed, sums min vomial•, among sibich was Om emuttptrm, Britian sloop of Witt, from C.lso. The Burp= of the Classapt4a died oa .hit 961 of August, of the cholas., and w. s ha... d oa st on. DARING ESCAPE cd , TIMM—On Satdr day, infuraati.4, w * r.csived by the to tropoli au p thee that as lir. Frt•-irky, head coastable of Thorpe, w a rch.v ll iag Pro maw to Turk C s Ir. committed to tab. tlpir tea. by the Bowden bench of mapistratits for bleb., y mhbf Ty, ekes near &thy, the fellow.. who wtre h.a icuff d •ogrth.r in aesrt, fall up n Aim ard oYfrpowsre him; th y took Ikea Ida the k. pofO. it handcuff*, r eve I thero.,y.s, an then fettereci Arm leg and area t pre her, tab•g all his mosey, 1%. Tar, 'std.. off and g t rl ar aw.y. The place brirg aln ry Twit. .po , , th. c.a.s.ab o r mimed for Um.e how before he was released. MILLIAKY. Tun SHILL JACINT.—A rumour te current that her Ma jesty has sigma. d her wish that this most urpopolar foam dos shook* be set 'aide, and a blue frock post ne again sub stituted. This must be cheering sews, now that the cold weather is comit.g on. TH■ 76711 AND 87TH RIGIMINTIL—The h ad quarera of the former regiment arrived in the Madegarear on the 9th August. Another division arrived of the 18 n of th e same month in the Nile. The divisions of the 87th Regiments which arrived at Calcutta the first week in Aneust, on board the Plantagenet, Lady hlaedonald, and Sultana, have left for Cainsurah, there to join the bead•gssrters. BARRACK 31ASTININIPII AT ATHLONE AND DoMINIOA. —These vacant apptdntm•n s have net vet been filled up. 16TH FOOT AND 18T BATTALION 36TH FOOT.—Detach sante from these regiments have lately truoredei Irum lilies and Corfu to Cephalonia. Resins' BoTrautne, 76TH Foos.—A detachment from this battalion bar also pea wailed to C,phaionis from &ate. Ist?, 231 n, AND 3211 WEST INDIA BLOlllSNTS.—Detanh meets from them regiments arrived • n the 6th ultimo at J■maies, from DOlnilliOs and Sierra Leone. Maj r Ct.rke, of the 3rd West India Regiment, died at Sierra Leone wt the 16th of July last. Tae msj , v ass formerq in the 11th Foot, and set rad in the campaign of 1839 in Affgbanistan Belooebistan, including the storming ar.o cap:an of Obusnee and Khelat. MEDICAL. ROYAL Corazon or Bugozons.—The followiag gentle men ►aving undergone the necessary examinations for the &plow, were admitted numbers of the ddlege at the meet ing of the Court of Examiners on the bth inst., being the first meeting of the court this session :—Messrs. G. J. Hin sell, Tainworth; G. H. Willismson, Cnspel-eu•le•Frith, Derbyshire ; ft. S. Henning, Ent Brent, Somersetshire; J. K. Maeonchy, Dublin; H. T. Fox, Dunms‘,-, Essex; J. S. Armstrong, Ballot; J. D. Pridie, Stetkton oa•Tees, Durham; J. H. White, Wolverhampton, Statftrdshire; C. N. hi`Caull, Dublin; W. H. Tinny, Ot•ery St. Diary, Devon ; and W. Cowen, ikokettown, Co. lilaconunon. SPORTING. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. NEWMARKET ' SATURDAY NIORT.—In the lollewing programme of the present engagements for the ensuing meeting, we bay. preheat an esterisk to the horses now at Newmarket, or reported to be en rouge. Several others are expected hers tomorrow. MONDAY. FtrrY Fount's, for 3-yr-olds, 74 71b; four, Bst 71b ; five, six, and aged, Bst 12113. FIFTY POUNDS, for 2-yr-old colts, Bst 71b; fillies, Bat dab. T.Y.C. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 20 SOTS. each, and only 5 if declared, ft e., to go to the second horse, for 3 ys•olds and upwards. T.Y.C. SWEEPSTAKE, of 10 mos. each, for 2-yr-olds, 64 71b; three, 84 41b; four. Sst 121 b; five and upwards, 9st 2,b. The Wisner to be sold for 200 s .vs. if .!entanded, etc. T.Y.C. SWEEPSTAKES of 50 rose. each, 30 ft. for 3yr old fillies, Sat 711) each ; 31b and 614 allowed, ft , . D M. Col. Anson% Irish Jig, e'er. Combs's f by The Nob—Rosalind (51b, sLord Exeter's Micah ( sib), fby Voltaire—Amy (31b), Sir J. Hawley 's Torch Cynthia, Mr. J. Mews's 2410tIngale,Col. Peel's fby lJn—tlea- We, Mr. Irwin's C.arinda (31b), Mr. J. Mu. e's First Fruits, Lord Orford's Angela (Mb), 431 r. Greville's ClArissa (Mb), Mt. Combs's (dyad) by The Nob out of Premature (Mb). SWEEPSTAKES of 300 sows. eatb, b ft ; flat 71b each. AP. •Duke of Bedford's Subraom lard Eglinton's Bela; *Mr. Oreville's led Box. 13142ISPITAIE8 of 300 sop, each, k ft; Bst 71b. A.F. One to the post. Lord Exetor's Brother to Wcolpigeen ( dead), *Conde, sheered, 'Duke of Bedford's tMaeimodo, sldshratta, hares hoed Uriord a Pretender, ofire En s& •o by Cothfroone out of Mandan,. SECOND YEAH of a POST PRODUCE MATCH; colts, OM 7th ; fillies. Bst 41b. A.P. One to the post. 900 SOT.. OIL Pees Little Frank, slodus, sT Moor, *lone. Cracow, fby f by lon—lea Bale, sQuinine, lord tilygoW's f by The Provost—Wm tl hip, St by Lantrcost—Canaea, vc by Jerry ), or blemitor—Deeralayer's dins, f by The Provost—leopertia am =f by The Provost out of his amiss mare, sf by The Provost d. by mo. awnisrrntre of 1,000 sop. each, 400 ft. A.F. Lord Eglintoe's Van Tromp, Est 121 b; sLonl Clifilen's BurpUrs, ant 310 ; *links of Bechord's Justloe, Pat I.llb. Ilstreir, *Lord Undo rfield's Nodule, Bst 71h, cyst Duke of Bedford's Le Belle, Sat 21b. First halt of Ab. 11. 150, h ft. MATCH, *Lord H. Lennon's The Bag Hunter, B.t lib, aged Duke of Bedford's La Set 214. T.Y.C. 100, hR. MATCH. *Duke of Bedford's Newport, Set 61b, apt *Mr. Payne's Crucible, 7st 13. h. T.Y.C. 200, h MATCH, *Sir J. Hawlej (Inconel:eery, Bet 71b,apt•Dake K Bedloed's Mint., 74111 b. T.Y.C. 100, h It. MATCH, *Duke of Bedford's Treacherous, 9st 31b, apt Sir J. Ilsw!a., 'a Slang, Est 131 b. Last half of Ab. M. 200, hit. MATCH.—*Lost Exeter's Greco .pair at *Mr. °reedit's Clarimx, 84 7.b each. Mile and a halt 200, ft ft. TUISIDAT. Bwit rrrrr 'Es of 6 tors. oath; for 2 yr olds, bat 10lb ; !hese, Bst 8.1 r; four and upwards, 9st. The winner to be sold for 70 sovs. if demanded, &c. Rutland Stakes course. Swzginxrcira of 10 son. * act ; ft . r 3.yr old colts, 8 c 71b, and fillies, list 21b. Toe winner to be sold for 100 is,., it demanded, &c. DM. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 15 son, each, 10 ft; for 3- yr olds Iwo upwards. D.l. CisAERWITCH STAKES of 26 soya. each, 15 ft, with 300 added ; for 3- yr olds and upwards. The winner of the Doncaster St. Leger t./ can) 1214 extra; the second in the St. Leger or the winner of the D ,ncaoter Cup, the Great Yorkseire Handicap, or the Epson Autumn Handicap, 61b extra; the extra weights irt to be accumulative. Toe second to receive 50 sow. out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 30 soya. to the judge. (66 subs.) tt 1b t lb *Surplice, 3 yrs 9 streutow, 3 yrs Fri atilt, 4 yrs 0 Lady Superior, 3 yl9 'Dulcet, aged 8 Van Dieman 3 yrs *Halton, 4 yrs. 7 *Snowstorm (including elb *Prior of it. Rarearet% extra), 3 yrs 6 yrs 7 *Fire Eater, 3 yrs Bighwayisaa, 6 yes ...... 7 *Keratin. d yes *Bona% 3 yrs starlLEvelyn, ays *Dm 4 yrs Eagle s Plume, 4 yrs sitathmines, 3 yrs.— 7 •Baebarlallons 4 PI 0 tamale Ii yrs 7 Colecywhis, 4 ors 0 'Old Da 'Old 3 yrs ... 7 Klussiniodo, 3yrs ...... 13 'Smuggler IWI, 6 yrs •Fm..darins, 3 yin . 'Daum Itoehr, aged... *Bride of Lamscanisciar, Pity the Mina, a yes lO 7 410.udney, 3 yrs 9 WAR N 3 yrs 7 Beattie, 3 yrs 7 .9i/this/km 3 yrs ............ 7 *Rabe, 3 yrs °Mks Ann, 3 *Vatican, 3 yrs *Doctrine, 3 yrs 6 1 sits/Quay (Including 151 b 4 yrs 6 1 extra), 3 yrs ▪ 3 ill 6 1 *Or...hopper, 3 yrs - 4 yrs .. •Ammement.apir l e Sir Henry liardinee, 3 Jr* 5 3 •Glen Sad al. 4 yra :Z=4 yrs. .... 8 *The Flapper, 3 yrs 21)re ..... 7 •Carthsgenian. 3 yrs. 4 13 *Backbiter. 4 yrs 'Tongued, 3pi *One( 3yn 7 non Mot, 3 yra 7 3 paid •Cochensontb, 4 yrs...—. 7 ludus, 3 yrs 5 II paid SOIRRPOTAILIS el SOO mem etch, 200 ft.; Bet 7lb eacb. A F. *Lord Cherterflekra Chico% *Mr. P.,ync's (Seep= ; *Duke of Bedford's &Arson. HoTAL STAKES Of 200 an. each. 120 ft for 3-yr-oldr; colts, Bat 7eb; tiller, 2.b Those that d dared ft on or before the lat of J.nuary, 1847, to pay 25 rove, ft. and those which declared ft helore the lit of .1 .onary paid 50 unve. B. Winners extra. The sr c -nd to save hi. sake. A. F. •CoL MOWS Clatunpion • •Mr. Bowes's The Flapper; Lord MU. town's •by Insolent—Cm:ern; •Mr. Wolper; be Lantos; •Lord Grazd's Pie King; •Mr. Psyne's Glen's on ; •Ined Chest - made* e by ILakaway, out of Mods; *Lord Rubes fokered ; sL rd Haynes Macaw; Lor Spenera's Eddystone; Lord Eerier. bro to Moot. pros (dead); Mr. Mostyn's aby Lamm; out of homy, sad ILL am:styli's f by CO.wlok, out of &Willa. (pay :0 sore. ft). CLSAIIIMSLI. STAKES of a) mom • Atli, 20 ft, for 2-er olds; welts. &a 7th; 811iea, Set 61h ; winners.. etre. TX C. Yr. Lowther's Mr Law, *Duke of Bedford's Odin, *Lord Eater's aby Scistari—Xerops, •Natsbeit, 'Cora, •Visite, Cot. Anton's e by Irish Binicaunsee dam by lb. Syntaz, 6i-t e r to Snettinear,•soa Word's Zadoc, •CaL Peel's Sea Serpent. *Mr. H. Bradshaw's (Lieber, Capt. Delleo's Gillyflower. Lord Kolinteals raping, Lao. time, *Mr. P r ee's tklifiga. *Duke Itichmood's datum Warm, *Lead Ctlfran s Spikenard, •Siclue, •Le Bean, •Ilaron Rothschild's e by Pontotoc's—TN coy, it by Ithuriet —Maria. Mr. Nevill's it by Giulia. atir—Revival (paid), thin:lmlay (paid), Sir. Wa•c's Dino (paid). MATCH —*Lord Egliottio's Tie Fl e 1.% Dutch this. Sat 71h, art *Lord Clif lan ' s lime camp. B,t 41h. D:Td. 1 000,h R. MATCH —Mr. Shed'''. Remembrance (dead). Bst 71b, apt Yorlt)'• Whitenne. 8.121 b. D.K. 75, hR. Winn ESDAT. TOWN PLATS of 601 ; fur 3.5 r-old., 7st 41b ; four, Sat 43),• Awe, 8 , IDb ; six and age4.9it lib the winner to be sold tor 200 son , ifdemsne. d, dc. T H.M. OATLABDO STALES Of 30 SOTS ft .eh ; 10 ft if declared, Re., lee 3)r Oda and upwards. BM. SWINTSTAKES of 10 a.vs etch ; for 2 yuolds, 7st 3ih ; three, 0 : B.aes allowed 31b; 'he wiener to be sold for 80 •om, Re., if rt. mend. d TX C. BeDFORD STAKES of 50 *ova. e.rh ; hft ,• for colts, Bat ; tither, Sit elb • w•I neve extra ; 3ib and 6lb allowed, etc. . • to start at the ALcasta Poet and finish at the Duke's Stand. Dukes( Bedford's Ta Done, eft. Sophia ; *find Ezeter's •Nu tee* •Mr. w.. retort's Heliotrope (S lb) ; *Lord Orford% c by Arundel—Merril= (31b) ; • Lao Cbetvertlecra fby Don John out of Bid. to Ainderby. •Col. Peel's Sisyphus, Mr. Briuow's TruthUller (3.b), *Or. North's t by Notwith out of Agues (31b), Cipt. Arciadsn's Roar Pompon. BweEP.TABU of 200 soya. each, h ft; for 3-yr old Mire, 7th T.Y.O *Lord Chrst-rlisid's Lady Evelyn, *Duke of ladtbrd's Bt. Baal*, Lord Clifden's Preens (dead). SWSIPSTAKIIS of 60 a vs. each, h ft ; for 2-yr &de, cols, 7,b; nilLs flet Sib; not ee gaged in the Ju y, Chester. ft Lf, Rutland, Clears 11, or Pe•adergast Stakes; a winner ot 200 mei. or upwards to carry Sib extra. Cri er:ou course. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Mr. FarseCh,iindaWillTne;tOWTlltr;iay,sit Torrington Wood—►t half put 10. Th. Harrogate harriers, on Friday, at Harlow Hill—at half-pan 10. Mr. Frei avny's hounds, to-morrow, at Ivybridge; Friday, at Flete—at a quarter to 11. Mr. Marshall's bounds, on Thursday, at Woodford Bridge —at half-past 10. The Tiverton !minds, on Thunday, at Williford Village Saturday, at Duly, rt,.n—at half-past 10. Tne B. V. H., to-morrow, at Buckland Knoll; Saturday, at Toomey Farm. CRICKET. CIIERTSEY T. OCKIIANI PARK CLUB. This return match wss play. d on Thurd.ry, on Shepparton R:nce. fa, am club. however, gained the dav, a result which I. mainly to be attributed to the slow bowling which they brought in opposition to their antammias ; but the scores on each shin w.re unusua ll y small. Tao victory was &hid by Cherkey by 20 runs. CHILIVIVET. . _ . . I.Mnir, o 13ntemon, b Wood; -- -i b Foreman Tedbury, run out 0 c Wadbrooke, b Woods... 0 0. 'Taylor, run out 0 b Woods Beauchamp. c liouer, b Woods 0 b Woods 2 Hon., b Woods Pelltt, c Wadbrooke, b Woods 0 run out 0 Jrllsy, b Woods 0 a Goldsmith I 11. Taylor, run cut ..„.... -- ........ 7 e Wadbrooke, b Woods 3 R. Moir, b Borman I not out l5 Watts, c llobu'd, bßatmas.......- 0 b Woods Cbampiun, not out . „. 0 b GoAnntlth 0 Byes, Ite. l3 Byes, ko. lO Ocwj FUA - -- - —_ 'reicher, c Jeller, bJ. Moir Honer, c Champion, bJ. Moir Co.eman, cK. Moir, bJ. Mott ikeeman, b Champion a b Champion ...... wadbrooke, bJ. Moir 0 not out Woods, aT. tor, bJ. Moir Bennett, b Champion 1 sumer, b Champion . Go.damith, b Champion banes, ti It. Moir, b Champion 3 run out Uoiroyd, not out Byes 3 Bice, u; wide, I THE POLICE COURTS. CLERKEN WELL. Tim ROBBERY or RAILWAY PaRcuLS.—G. Barton, otherviiic Barker, a simile-looking fellow, about ter. oty ypars old, was brought before Mr. Combs, charged with the toll o.ing daring robbery. Mr. Humphreys attended fir the prosecuuM., and Mr. Pelham for the oefeuce. The first witness examined against the pri.oner was Wil liam Davy, a porter to Messrs. Chaplin and Horne, the car riers, who said that on the mormrg of last Thursday week, at about the hour of eight, he delivered t. the hou cheep. r of M. sirs Faulkner and Gregery, the solidi ors in Bed. ford-row, two paper parcels, and left h. r in charo of twenty-two others, while he delivered some of .er pro perty t , Mums. Parker, Hayes, and Parker, of Lincoln's inn-liedia. On his return he lined that the parcels he hen so last with the lminek•eper had b en token away, and in their stead was substituted en imitation one, with a strap around it similar to the oar, in comm di use with wit ewes employers for the company ; and being thin told that • young man had been there in his absence, and left a parcel, directed to " Parker, Hayes, cad Parker, Lire , in's-int.-Gets," with • book of de livery co* the same drocririon as fosse connected 54 It the Great W. run Company, his supicitins ware excited, end on unkind an examination with his way-bill, he Wind out the mlibery and deception. He had Moss, .n the presence of his employers and police, examined the pal:lesiva that were charged with the heusekes, er, and the contents tun.ed out to be portions of cdel newspap. ra, plays, wool, and stifling.. Sarah Comsbee examined by Mr. Humphreys—l am hourelic en, r, . r charwoman, at ?di was. Gae.ury al d Pauik nit's. On Thum - toy weak I r wised from the last witn es .everal parcels tied up togs. her There ndalti have be-b 22. I caw the beat witness t. k • away parcels. Atte:wards .be prisoner relied at the house. He had on his snout der, ,tra - .7e I up together, • tn. dei of punch and a tr•nk. He had • emsU nrown paper parcel in his hand. Wren the piiacner ouna i..to the 6.11 he Iv kri round, and I said to him n lbw you any ;navels 1 for us .hr. marnias 1" He said " N , ," and inquired if his I1•110....m ream from the Great W. el. 1.3 It idw .3 had woos. I mid," Yea " He raid, " The parer.. must be intended, fur the ',nicely h. (he tellosr servait) has lett are m.ne„" The peels were lying in lba hell. 'the psi.. a r laid down tie pato le, ei.rl 5.1.1, . T.ll him to forward this parcel to the Omega •inel Bin- Boer, lients..rn, cc Ken as he come. io, , st d to skik-t. in. at the (I,orga and if a.- B 4r." H then t ok lotto Ind witnestis puede, and threw them herr his shou 10. r, . saying he was in • Crest hurry t i deliver his Dann 1.. He . non west sway towards lisu.n.ow.otit et with tr e th,rcsts `over h•IIF•SOUPItT. I k ,ew nnthi.g o. the p jaw, , b • ure ; and lam certain he is the person. The lest witt.e:.• Cow.. bah in about tea talantss, and the fraud was diamond. I saw Smith, the °Meer, sad described to him the person ufthe prianer on last Friday evening ark. Mr. Humphreys here reuelled the porter Davey, who, in newer to • question, said, _that he saw the prisoner on the niornieg of the robbery, near the chambers of Mesas. Faulkner and Gregory. He, at the time, was induced to believe, from his postal appearance, that he was likewise a porter connected with • railway company, and put that Lem to idm, sad he replied that he was on the Northern hoe, and requested the address of Meters. Parker, Hear, and Parker. This in souse degree confirmed witames im pression in respect to the collies of the prisoner, as he knew the latter firm to be the prontional advisers of the North- Western Railway Company. Mr. Humphrey., at the conclusion of this evidence. said be should for the present rest his cue on the proof of the contents of the two parcels only, and to do so he celled a sleek to Mr. Hassell, an attorney of Bristol, who stated that on the day before the robbery he adiresad to Messrs. Leppard and Co , solicitors, of Cloak-lane,Walbrook, a parcel, containing f air skins of parchment, one of which was stamped with the duty, 91., and the others of 20.. each, likewise • power of attorney. The managing clerk of Mears. Pridesux, solicitors, Bristol, was then sworn, and he stated that on the 27th of the last month he forwarded to the it agent., Messrs. Holme and Co., of 10, New Inn, the draft of a bill in Chancery with other papers, sod instructions .o counsel. Those two particular parcels it was afterward. proved by Mr. Thomas, the railway guard of the train whist' brought them to town, were duly addressed to those respeo tire firms, and other comae e.ing matter havirg been taken, The Magistrate, on the application of Mr. Humphreys, had the deposition. sign. din respect to those cases, and the pet. comer, who said he should reserve his defense, was committed upon them for trial at the next Cid Bailey anion. At the conclusion of he proceeding., Mr. Collard, the superintendent, said he would, in justice to the porters of the railway company reprecexted by him, contradict an in accuracy which had got into the newspaper., in asserting that ;the prier:Jeer, when committing the robbery, had on a dress belonging to, or in imitation of, one of them. The dress worn by him when the robbery was effected, although not unlike that generally worn by porters, bore no resemblance whatever to the clothing of the *seventh of the Great Western Railway. Tee prisoner, who treated the matter with indifference, was then removed from the bar. WORSHIP STREET. ROBBING • PCBLIeIIER.—A young man, named Frederick Elliott, was placed at the bar before Mr. Arnold, upon a chary of robbing his employer, Mr. Stiffs, • printer and publisher. The prisoner, who appeared to be in the habit of sellir g as waste paper quantities of recently printed sheets, was remanded for a week. _ REMARKABLE CASE OP BlOAMY.—Charlotte and Jam.s Jackson, alba Jamieson, and many other name s. a smar • lot.kung young c uupte, were committed on Friday upon several maps of robbery. The female has been in the habit of obtaining situations in respectable families as imam tic servant, with excellent written characters purpordue to be from former employets in the country, but now weer- wined to have been le ritten by the male primmer, her hus band, and, after remaining only a day or t o in her new ser vice, she decamped with watch's, plate, jewellery, apparel. and any other valuable property she could ley heed of Four such robberies, all committed within little more than 0 month, were proved ;against the prisoners, portions of the plunder bring found in their joint pommel= when they were apprehended, and the man having then in his pocket a gold watch and appendage., worth 35 guineas, which the female had stolen from a widow lady at liornsey. They had been reminded with a view to the inves•iga: ion of a charge of bigamy against the mile prisoner, &relieves o• two marriages being produced by Sergeant Dubois. From the Bret of these, it apneerti that on the bth of March last, the prison. r, in the name of Arthur Jamierion, described as a pr:nter, was married et St. Andrew's, Holborn, :11 Car ilea Atkins, spinster, his fellow prisoner; and on the lit of May, I• ea than two months afterwards, was married at St. George's, Southwark, to a young woman named M vilda Gersten, assuming on that occasion the name of Walter Lefevre. The circumstances arendirg this marriage were meet remarkable and extraordinary. The young woman lid pre , iou,ly lived in service with the first wife, why' introduced, ae her !mein r, the male prisoner, her actual husband, aid having seelously promoted the courtship, was present at the second ro urriage as one of the wit times, and is that capacity shined the regime r in the name of" Caroline Jamieson." The poor victim, besides a go,et teteek of apparel, &0., had M. in a savings' bank, but, a f. w days prior to her nuptiat had been induced to give rotice o' the withdrawal of the money in favour of the man to whom she was about to be united. Her new husband, however, remained with her only a couple of days, when h• lett her, and she, thus deserted, went to her uncle in Yorkshire to explain her situation. In the meantime her Jew nlees hu-band, having epproprieted her apparel, S•., which she left in Landon, sent her empty boxes and a fare well letter, dated on the bth of May, four days after marriage. Sergeant Duboie sail he had written to the country to the friends of the second wife, who, however, hid re' urned an answer deciiuing to undertake the journey to London, as in ■ll probebili y the poi oners wesuld be disposed of on the charges of felony already egainat them. The prisoners were t: cranes committed to Ncwgato fur trial upon the four charges already mentioned. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ?SPUMOUS CHEQUES.—WaIiarn Hodge, the son of a bookie at Truro, was brought up for final CX‘MiLIIII , 4I, d with having pasted a spurious cheque to Samuel °mese, coffee-house keeper, No. 125, Jermyn-street, in I payment for • dismond ring. When the prisoner was brought to tho court on 'fissility last the evidence was to the effect that the prison, r, seeing toe riots on the finger cf the proierutor, took a fancy to it, and off re to purchase it ter 51. A b .rgain was wruck, •nd the prosecutor gsve is Tina and 21. 43. to exchange for a cheque of Si. 4s , drawn by the prisoner on tke banking firm of Sir John Luobock and C Soon after the truism tion the pee tutor received a n..te from the prisoner, re qutsting him not to prim nt the ch. quo for a few dap, as he tout overdrawn his account. The prat rotor was n .t unwilling to secede to the request, but beast fist di time of ate rteining that the cheque was a genuin" instrument, he took it to the basking-hease, and was ti en la:omit: that the prisoner had not then, tor ever had, an ace.unt with the firm. Prosecutor Moving ascertained that i.e was tone of a num , roes batch of victim, is similar cases, gave Vie prisoner into curody. Police-constable English, of the C division, told the magis trate he bed no doubt that at the next 'nomination there would be many other cues of a similar kind against the prisoner. The prisoner was remand, d until Saturday; and in the meantime it was ascertained that in the Haymarket nevi a.ighbourhood the prisoner, since August last, hat tun reseed in pasting trout 20 to 30 s;:urious cheques, varying in amount from 101. to 201. One ease was of peculiar baidship, in which the waiter at Cremorne Gardens had been induced to take one of thee'- cheques for 101. The waiter, however, was ultimste'y secured from lots. Mr. Wontier appeared on b, half of the prisoner; and, as no evidence was tendered on Saturday, the prisoner was liberated. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. MONDAY. OcT. 8,1849. no State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. Name of Place. Course o Willa. f I titrength of „ ma of Weather. Wind. ,1 Buiseereta..... ....... W. Calm Fartially Cloudy Beerroca .... S.E. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Beauties ............... N.W. Calm ClMldleas BLIIMINUILM ......... W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy Demos warn — &W. Gentle Breeze Rain Samoa ......... N. &tette Berne Cloudless Carus Calm Fuggy EINUINCSOII ....»...... W. Calm Cloudless Sims Gummy Ototeveraa GIUSENWICII W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy Iliartaz00r...... Luta= N.W. Geed* Breese Keen Frost Iszcaruza W. Calm Overcast Lemsros N. Gestle Breeze Partially Cloudy Kutcaurree B.W. Gentle Breeze Overeas , N [MUM{ Gums) S W Cattle Pretest Partially Cloudy Crotaaozovos N.W. Strang &WM Principally Clear i Lvisou ra B.E. Calm Overcast Ltaaroas ........... .„.... LF.. Geed. Breeze Partially Cloudy tll.Bl. sournaserroa eve trauma W. Gentle Breeze Overcast Gentle crease Partially Cloudy Taxman ....... . XL Calm °audios; u tartar S. Gentle Breese Principally Clear Warrouiver ....„. E. Calm Penally Cloucy Yosa N.W. GenUal Breeze Partially Cloudy LONDON, Tale DAT, Noose. Course of Wind. Strenetb of Wind. Slats of Weather. N. Streeg Breese. Fruicipally Cloudy. ARRIVED. ---- --'' ACHILL= -at Qseentrown October 4, ken. .......... ........... ALattet-at Deal, October 5, from ........................ - ohm .e ACURA-a Dell , October 5, ham .... ..... .............. .... Auvaos-. tr the Wien, °enter 3, f rom .......... St. Aass (sch.)- at Deal. octal* , 0, from ...... Ali -It Oravewad, October 5, hole - --. „„„ Weirsears....... .. ...... bins* Arrrsuarte-st Grimm". °au** , 5 . frell--------Bte Ansaaste-at °monad, October', free n - „ ..... .....„. ir Aux. k. neroso--st Gravesend. (*tuber 7, fem.. ..... „. ...... fa ..iii. iree ' Maros-at armored. October 7, ere, .... .. ... ATALMITIC-1111 Gravesend, October 7, Mal-. . ....... tan.......... ...Q aski. tz,-at Graysl October 7, tram od Ann-at Liverpool, __,..ober 6, fr0m........ . .... r. ............. .. ............16..... • i --- • Ane-at Liverpool, October 6, from . _ .... . -..... ....... . ottim-at Liverpool. October 6, from.,.. .. ~, ....... . '""*.- "...All Amarra-at Liverpool, Oatob , r 3, from_ .._ ...... :............. Mom Perms -et Liverpod, October 5, from ....... - • Armo-at Liverpool, October 5, from -. Nabs itammeran-at Deal, October 6, frown- .... .. .. .... -.Nee &alma Bonnet Morose-at Gravesend, October 6, from i l k ~,,,_- ----4 Berecousi Idammun , -at tiramernd, October 7, ItreV ... . '-'". Samoa Quires-at Ortvesend, October 7, hm ........ . " Areital l o Citaincs---at Gramm:id. t.ctober 7, from ............ CONISIVATIVI-atOraveaeod, OcMber 6, from ......... ............ .. k - . -- -- Cottoorr-atGravesend, (broker 8, fr0m...... ... - ... Coultram or AVON at Gra...end, October 5, bon _.-.. .. Q vb. * Courrrkes or YArtormuron- at Gtarmend, October 5, trora Mini CONCOVDIA-at Gramonot. ;Mabee' 6, from Lin Ccrne- at Liverpool, Oe ob r 6, nom New Orlea n ns C.. Sarcoma-atUeerpoul, October 0, from Quebec Cactearre-at Livens++), Oct her 6, Irene . At , Ira Omaraan-at rill. October 5, from Richtberta Comrraes or ASSIAN- at Item, October 3, trouts Limbo Cmannon -st 11011, i ember 4, from Crot am t emmea-at Portoen,nah. Om le r 3. Irom ltlia Domitroirr -at Liveroa I, ocmber 6, from SlosLchketa Melt, CANNON-at Liverpool, Ott.,bf.l. 6, from Bt. Jcio.'4 N.g. Decease-at Liverpool, October 5, from Coientmas Gatos -at Liverpool. October 5, from A tsandria Erimoura - w Gravesend, 4 ktober 7, from bows ,o-at Graveuewl, Oct, her 6, from lnk Bur-at Orameend, October 6, f rom ..... p a p Eaa-at Gravesend, October 6, froml4,ll PJAMIORA -at LiVerpoo., Litober.6, from Ferree-at rricor Falmouth, a-at Graie Gravesend, 5, r tr e,..tr.ini . .. .... . 3 .... j r , 0 h 0 ,. :4 ..d. Ifismarce-at Gmemend, October 7, from Owlet OILANPIAN-acOn.weeenth October 7, from .... .. ......... ti m b re Goou Monks-at Oravmeo I, October 6, 'nom ...... .. GaltiNOCR-at Liverpool, . ctober 6, f rom flu , Cluarna-at Deal, October 4, from Nesmith WIWI-at Cruoksiven, October 3, from ilosova-at Falmouth. October 4, from Galati limos-at Greenock, October 4, from Nr afoot alma Ilaamosra-at Citogo•-, October 5, from. Nee 3.ek Hurter-at Gravesend, 4 , ctocer 6, from rose-at Liverpool, OCIOINI 5, from Almada* Jam AND ELIZADLI it -at Grayeliaild, (1010Str a, from Newtounoi...4 J. Rootlets/La-at Livery 01, October 6, fr0g..... Aries Jams HAMMOND -at Drill, October 5, from Quebet hover-it Deal, 0....W.er 5, ram Tenet, ham LOwton-at Falmouth, October 4, from. Facia ls (' Jar.6r-at la $ itafases.d. LlcloOer :, from Lambe Jutted-4m Grimm, d, ii tober 7, trot. nuns ..ovim-at Cillirefend, (Mabee. 7, fr0m . ..... .... ._. .....• ... ....... bean LOKI) MONTriollicala- at Gravesend, October 7, from LYK/NR•nova -at Orme...Ml, 04W:1e 6, from .... ...... .. Mn* LlOlir fir Tnli Warr - i.t Livened. (let. 6, from,.. For, r ar e LADY MON•-at Lin rpnol, October 6, from Burma Arms Lost SA NOON -at LlTe: paid. OetOber 6. from Oakes Lon MILioN-11' L InilloOl, 0 t.ber 6, from (Nebo Lionises-at Gravesend, October 7, from Lail FlTZll..ll,:sti at Fa in , Uth, October 5, f. 016 ....••• (Mena LOaD II I.Lo awes-Oft Doorimeart, 0 Idler', from Iltramicat LOUD MalDirniNl -off Wren Heed, October 3, from _ .. (melee MINKR -at Falmouth. Oceri. cr 4, from .. . ....... .. . . It Jarrow Janc 11•1WILLL-at P 1701,110, October 5, fr om lino; Mary-:i• 4.1,0 e... nil. i "Ci Jai 5, from Si, Jchn's MAIM. or Bum-at Gravesend, October 6, from 4 ILL 4114 S .11t.illi MA IIuAKE I ki•- at Urovrevoi.d., olc .1) d• 6, fr..di Lathier/ MLICURY-at Groonend, °Wad' 7, frOM AMU,. If. J. Wasp-at' iverdnol, (let her rt. from ‘ lrelnia MALasai-at Liverpool, October 6, from Apo.bes N.rivs-at Shield., October 4, fr0m........... Canova, NOMA-at rtrimol, October 7, from . I. lehiloota NANCY- at Milked, October 4, (ruin tom es Oaatorr-at Deal, October 5 Oral (of London) -..t C•oolliacen, October 3 Oaimon-at Liverpool, October 6, from . Gabe. Pacstogrr-at Gravesend, October 5, from. Pau.-at Gravesend, Octobet 3. from.. . ....... .. ..... .7ent.fille Purermax-at Gran,. nil, October 6, om__ ....... ._::. Gaon% Pumices Atelier-at brimmed, October 6, from . Nu. Y..* PAIILIIIIAX-IM 6111111104 October 5, from i.delsida lILLuALIA -at Gram end, October 6, from roma 'rem Ramu.et-at Gravesend, October 6, from Notate& Itsursow-at Or.vertend, October 6, from Celts Ruoteruist -at (immured, t 'ember 7, from Cdo Hum -at Linerpool. Octob t 6, flout tiONlleaTelltal-a. (levee% .i.d, October 7, from ...... ... (om smarm-at Gramm:id, Octob• r 7, from Bursa-at G. nomad, October 7, from Pet nburs enzymes -at (inverend October 6, from PON Br. Vorcurr- at Grumserui, °claire 6, from s)in" STAMBOUL-at Grief:send, October 6, from Patna SARAH-at Oral, a tobrr 5, from tit To' it. NIL Savant--at Felmoutb, (*Other 4, from Niulto• he &IRAN-at Liverpool, October 5, from PANS Senenna -at Greenock, OcMber 3, from Srao -at Crookkann, October 3, from COn, ',minor& Telma -at tiacend•dm, October 4, noon. sna . Ourbe True. Bala -at DCA, (Muter 3, trout TaaltaXlA-iii IN id, October 5, from r Jacen Tutu. IL rum - off Weymouth. October 3, ME •Idaty TaLimito-at Bristol, ()Macre', from De o" Ta lua-u GPVlallitl, October 5, train JlM** TAIGIAIMA-111 Gr:ll,CaPild. Orton from Ilia J .neire oo Tsaino..-at linnmend, • October from (Mete TVII.I.IMI Ineounkrot-at Gitaveend, dete er 7, from Au bq W. ItiminLL- at Liverpool, October 5, fr0m.......... . ... . .. renianr,o Wanniodet-olt Inevstoft, October 5, from ... ...... . WM. VAIL-Olt Wf•yoiouth, October 5, fr m ....... _Guam WA:I)4:6E2-st Liverpool, October 41, from WM1111.114-0: Liverpool, October 6, from St. tiOLIA . P, N.B. suirPrivo INTSLLIGBNCE. Fria oar Owns: sod " Lo/d% IYt'• CASUALTIES. Henry, for Am, rice, has put batk.—Deal. Oct. 5. Nelson, Smith, iai.ed from Id ntlla for New Zealand 27th April, lhfft, ■nd has not .ince been hear.' of. Pr. speet ic). F.r., of and from Prince Edward's Island for Li..rpo 1, 36 days out, drove from Ler r nett. reg. at 11 p.m., with b to snob re out, on a point of a rock, heeled lor,r, a. d hileii ; Ler topgallan• masts and yards are being tenni duwn.—Cr.okh Ten, Oct. 2. The brig Pro.pret bias b. en got off the rocks, and is nor anc h or . d l o 'Wel on the hi ash.—Oct. 4. Py.ere, lune, h longing to th.s port, called from Malaga t. r Dubi n g. 21, was aen by Mr. Wills, muter of Ins. Stew, Aug. 31, at 9 p.m , in lat. 41 N. long. 10 30 W.; s..e h.s •.. t •.hce b. en 11 , art of —Poole, Oct. S. Sash, kltru.l, ul and irons Ologo.e, for Oporto, with a arg•t of has pat in here lea,, and must discharge. Helfer, Oa . 4. ♦RrtlP6le MAIL:i. slam larg. Panak tim via 8 I.lhanaptun iNr:on ban •n ittvannab W• • 1 lade btratl ••• • Ott. 15 Nov. 7 Oct 28 0 Oct. 10 Oct. 22 Oct. 22 Oct. A 6AILBD. how NCR er-Prom Fabawl', October 4, to Leelenl Aocue -tram Salooloht., 0. toner 1, to Atee. Tuneuson-froto Sunderland, October 4, to .... . loam Acnva- bolo Liverpool, Oet der 6, to fltultd UM ANKA MANT-'ivin Lir. rp‘ool. October 0, to C. ~. WV* MINS II•ItT- ft OM LoveroooL Ottotcr 6, to edt Mei Argue-Rom Gr.., •omd, October 7, to *Mks 'toucan from Grave:end. October 6, to Adelaide BRITISH Goan-from Cardiff, October 3, to Co,etan ample IllIGUILISO•14A-fruin Pelmooth, October 4, to sergte 01311021A170X-ITOOR Hull, Oral? 8 to.. II all@ . . CANONDAH-ham Portrrioulls, Oetan r 3, to ........... ......} otaard CoanwaLL-Inorn Gravevend, October 5, to s= Oo soataa. in-truen Liverpool, Oi tuber 6, to t ELEAPIOR Itravau.-roau F.tincut.h, October 4, to Loadva FLORA-from Falmouth, Orto'er 4, to Opnrto Goma' Illors-from Groverend, ()saber 7 to Mies HIUNTOF OAK-from Livergpt, °stable 5, to 11. Mres IYOKIJA LP - ITN - horn Hull. Octob.T3, to Sip Juretroas Portsmouth, Oetatici, 4•...-- Ilumke I MIL -ll' MI LIVEIVULti, OclOW'r 6. to ill:oh/tam Kars-from Liverpool. trawler I, to nasal* Loop PAPNCRII-from Ur1.t..1, October 4. to Grenada Lovons- : from hewn', 0 *Ow 7, to eats -- °stabs, g •- St. Lin Loom—from Caren ____— 5, tO. MARTS —trum llarwsch, th.tber 5, to +;,,12 MARIA—itORI LiWCIVOU4 Octobes 6 1 0 .t. His MARIE FZEDZILICA—CTIMII Lire/TOOL , October 6, to II illiburi/ NIA0•111 SP.)—Qom Liverpool, October 6, to New Y,.tit Orsieua—from Gravesend October 7, to ll6+ PllONA—froat Glower, &tuber Sy,, to Memel em rooo—from Ilartleiry I. Octo b 5, to Nai,:ev PEARL—from Holcombe, Octet r 4, to 0 one Promtem—front Liverpool, Omober 6, to Arta PANOPR—frons Li,C.I.A. October 4 to II Aro . „ . .... Putuora—from Gravesend, October 7, to &r(O3 QUILI.LT 8111 LIL—f. OM ( r.,vesettcl, October 7, to (Annie ROIILIPT-11(0111 Gravesend, October 6, to Cap- Moo IiefILIMION —lron( Gravesend, October 6, to ab Nissans—from Hull. October 3, to Ctoostsit Tarr( sus— from Falmouth, October 4, to [Ribero Tncouctua—f, um LiverpoW October 6, t 0... Der ergs Vicroaza—trunt Itil'or eictob.e 4, to Merino VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Awararrr frobenner). of Col& eater, Sept. 30, lat 49, Ice. 7. Maros, of and from Cork, with passengers, &pt. 3, 100. 5..4.21, Owen. Linnarama, off Cadiz, Sr pt. 19. Fawcarr. from Marylarrt for Queers, Sept. 0 46 N.. 1 , n. 32. Granules, for London, July 26, o ff Lueipara Island (Straits of Baseig. litartsos (ship), Sept. 30, lat. 47, don. 13.20. JENNY LINN Nor. 4, lat. 17, lon. 24 W. .1.. a, Sept. 17, Z.O nules not of Malaga. Maly, of London, Sept. 2?. off Cme St. Vincent. MANIA, of Lood‘m, same day. NANCY, of Da. tmow h, Sept. 21, off Logos. fr sin Itiotobucto. St pt. 8, lat. 46, lon. 51 W. Ors= or rug lsta itarquo l , Oct 2, tat. 19. lon. 13. Itimiss. from Caron( fur erugap. re, Aug. 24, lat. la N.. lon. 21 W. Ursula; from Lier rpool fur Buenos A, cos, Aug. 27, ht. 11.1N.,100. 22 W. BOURAON, Oct 3, at. Al N., 10n.9 W. Trsho, from Lt.erpuol fur Who°, Sept. 2, Ist 14 N., lon. 26 W. WIZARD, of Gangway, Sept. 18, off Malaga: [Advertivm.n , .] —Tins EARL or AT nnotv mon AND HOLLOWAT'D PILL6.—AD astounding cure by Ibis n.i• ncul'ms rm dieine after every 0. her memo had failed. tee 0 al. •et from his lordohip's letter, dated " L, ghorn F•eb 010 el',.—To Profeesur Hollowny,—Bir,-1 beg to regnant yt u that your pills hers effected a care of u disorder in my ilea' sod stontoch, which all the moot eminent of th face ty at hoots and all over •he continent hod not been able to effect ; 1111 y, not mu the waters of Car ebod or Ilerienbad..—lSignedj A I.I”tUROCCIP... The. wolitl 'Ad pill. will cure any di•caee of the liner or sbonsch.—tbied (MK, II I ow., 's Dint mint) at Profe•eor 1101 many's estaNiehrnent, 241, timid Lind" and by all medicine tendon. throughout the civitioed world. BIRTHS, M ARRIAGES, AND DRATHs BIRTRB. BROOKE—Oct. 2, at EdiLburgh, the wife of R. Wool:1 , , En., Wed ton of sir It. Prooke, Dart., of Norton Priory, ll...aGae, of • daughter. COL—Oct. 4, at Elm Lodge, Duiwlch, Mir. W. 11. Cox, of a daughter. DAVID.—Oct. S, t Hot urreet, Carendish.squ.de, Mrs. M. E. Dovid, of Montreal, Canada, of a eon. DILLON.—Oct. 5, at tbury.ttreet, Cheater-sqoare, the 11 , ,n. Mn. 0. Dillon, of a eon. RAVEN.—Oct. 1, the wife of R. Raven, Eq., of Liltle Lira' er• strap, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. NEWTOIg—AITKItN. net. 3, at the Wesleyan Arooeirtion Chapel, bY the Rev. G. Smith, the ftev. T. Newton, of lrkenaead, to kits iaabel Aitken, of 11.1 mes lloose, ktaeup. —....—..-- _ _ _ VALMESLEY—DON ;LflhON.—Oet. 3, at Lngton.l mg, Bland. ford, by the Nev. W. Ham Biehard. eon of J. %Any -10. Km I. ot the Hall of lace, Lanelohl , e. to Ann Elea, dasalutr ol the law W. Doetail oat, I eA., of 14 tUeton Howe. Biasalfue fIitELER—MEAttES —Ott 3, at et. Luk 'a, Chelsea , by the R. W. W. Itutosson. M.A., lncumbent of Christ burat, ,ruand. record soo of the lee Mr. D. Wbee'cr, of Chalussf4rd, to au* eldest daughter of the late Cul. Meares. DEATHS. , CULLEN.—Oct. 1, Emily, fourth daughter of Capt. J. F. Culled, of the Bobo steamer. CUKTIN.—oot •. at 9 [Alma. Mary Elitab , tb. ebleq olanwhter of Copt. Como, Ciowtnor of the llllitary Priam, S Ned 7 . CU fTEPT.—Oce. I, at Wed, Echrerrl, Frond smot Mr. C. Claw n, of Greenhill Lod's, Harrow, ape. 34. DALRTM PLE. —Oa 2, at Sas ex.phee, Roth•rfel I Arrrt, Traref. minium, James CavJn, tonna soo of toe la.e A. Dar .M Meg., or the I.laud of Dotnlalea, sic4ll. Pruned and toutbAlscl 1.7 ILLIAM LINO 11•1•• • .N, I stn.. t, in Lim ay Lostal.,a, Ma: 0 ta skymn: 11 'album. ft Wiundilffirs•-1103n.ar. Octagon Aim. I