The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-20 00:00:00

THE REGISTRATIONS. HERTFORDSHIRE. lbe Bemislag Berrieter held his wart tar the Bee- Thaseday. Mended he the Rehm Atoselatles, end Worn KARIM ma Pus = he the posteikeleth At Muammar' the OM mar hod elgested le Ike retro desist votes, se 'the posed that the wis ass est el seisiest ram It eggesselthei atintrate shored sieseept then three feesidd News, he whale rased poises et elide wee bat 8L Mr. NAMPO slbiMl ores the mans thee this. was esibhural se Whoa Is dr beselet. lIIIi thee the IA and salsas were a um lma K. to s= s leja4eseg b ot Ovine weals! sed tree Set 0.4. OK tr.eit, ea fooled the tkd seethe SSe PAgisiesKee le skew that the *Oho mod be ea some ghee* et deem. Kr. :Bolen= to reed Arlie r the bee would aso ll Ertl a s ostler gti tally sesansed the lelidity et the.'."' Kr. Kamm* admitted that " sane public aid opeopl asses sitesass" aggassi to sake tar the zeds, in the ere ▪ there bola, se tier* or dispel he tile plass, sad there km he sappseed the seams ewe les swinged. The ors emus were expunged The seen et Its rising mu =pie Martha as Friday. The Meeks is the malt et the day's mhos Ithsrel gas ea 'hiss Ees eigesiese gels see also 3B • ehhellees THE CASE OF PREMIUM SUSPENDED ANDLATION AT 111USTOL The thipthet tla the body Of Kr. Byron Myth°, of Distiththe ounnedliaary Means. ei heathy whose body for Ism days sker kiss death led to aa is was theme mo Moho* e* dos if lesemed (Friday), at tits l =tavers. Finns- Meath J. B. Orindm i thig.. mesa ke that My, sadiers4lpsespeitabis josy. Tho osse aealsd a put of hams% sad the sum la withh the inepity woo I The Mbar 01 the laid orsertha teem heat r wi t. misima ma somas demserl was pessent, se woes th ew ' The Dormer, is opening the zemarked that, an the sips of destk iwie rr igesin at a t Cm misted ia the su▪ m yet tt by so arms last death was 24 pa' 'tat. It ocesoMsally happened that Nail Wet was es maned to the body Ma dash fir mote time. Re OW ommer) Mired that the medalgewilissom who were well es panted with eholtra meld tell them that it sometime is ems of den* ham this dimes* that Is ordwilisli led reesolned geolsody o s e s id ges z: death, heat salmmele supervd. This wei the mos I. sew diaattes. and Ia hie jte, he Ind met with mess In wile\ k hod scarred. me Monday lost badsem the bald a child Mist Ma on the previews tor day, IMI white, whoa ha not it was as wenn es kis was. The Ii panemea not easakiwe o ma= that sese to Mimi say mows to NON, soismtion they wire eatielled Shades& hod onsuolomd, la the present me, be helimed thee the ming palm= who had attended the demosod and whosur his Mir hie des* were satithed tesm es Sul that both bad tikes The question in ths present inpileys y , would he whether the deserted hod Ned beet et tram NM diemse Ia the Name of maim If they Waned that ouch bad boa the tease hi odd that maid art be asesmary to carry the hipstry Mem, but shield they erasider that lio hod died Ma moo slam out if the some of a name, thou other !stoma;. would probably odes which might lead to • very polsosami nd Namy iltrugtrri of the home in which de issued fad, was 44084 lith mid he had koowa deceased time August twelve walla Mem he was placed with him se a lodger asd Warder. He win about 17 yam of age, sad woe with Mr. James Furd, mosobent, of King-street. lie was is good health ant this day week, whoa ho tamed home frota his slim at ohms 10 *Wish, sad com plained of being ill. Ho bed cads had ten sad breadmd hatter for breakfast, sal wont te his employment es usual. Drawees 11 and la o'dosit wanton wee satin to me his, and hued that he had hem esmiting sad was very ill . Winer fetched mailed meisumes s and mesa ghee 12 o'cl.,sk Mr. K-lawn our him. and tonnused to Mead him till his death, at halimet !e'en& the sante night. Saw him fleo sin tines dung the day. A auras wee hired to attend blue, and same between 6 sad 7 o'clock. Witness het saw Ma alive at hall pest 12 o'clock. Thought his tom Myths am the first. Mr. Dythe—And that, I supmea, is why yon went to bed ? Wittiest—That is sa improper question. Any prow question put by the former I will mower. Isannastion resumed.—At Isalt put two the use night W nom MOS to my door, sad said he was either gem or asuiy imm. I saw the body after death, at about 9 ifokok, when I west up stake with the undertaken man. I old net teeth the scopes. I have no reason to suppose that the muse did sot fu M her duty. The death having been beat shokes, I felt some little rear of infection. Joseph James Kelem, of Park-row, surgeon, deposed— Had mem slight sequistanco with dimmed, having been efewthed by him some time previously. On Friday last was ailed to see We. ems situ twelve o'clock. His appear ing" at ones iodising that he was sedlerlag from sdytnaat theism. He hod gram, and Me discharge w mot • shie druism. He wee Ia on shammed stage of erellape. Or dered hint aanottle, opiate, sad absorbents. - The first given was 36 grains of embalm of opium, m=ss i o ll f sheik misters, mind together ; two tablespoon. file to talus immediately, aid repeated every 2or 3 hours. Mbsterarde proeseibed s temple of whams of soda, which was even la a winegkwefall of water; also gam him half a wine pees of beams, ; was with him first ke about two • ; saw biss_apio at siz o'clock. Woes I got to the house I met Dr. Wallis cooing down start. as mid, "You had better go up stake and sets his, and I will watt." I wont and saw him, and Mind hiss is the same state. Dr. Ones thou same, and we 41 three hold • consultation, and decided on the mode of treatment whisk should be pursued. While I TN writing mhopeneripdsa we were Informed that lb• patient esuld scored, bowl e. We went end saw him St.L3 i Ore= tad I), and, sespollki epaom of tee dkphregm, it auessuy to wisp ante scum i m mediately, and we We him half a wise-Pm/A of broody, sad pt amt aril poultice to his anat. The musenent ay to relieve his. We agreed to give Ma ma pain et mutate phis', 16 grains of sugar el kid, sad a little aromatic emirs. lies, to foes • ace, to be divided into sir pills, sae to be gives kurasthaWy, and repeated every hour, with mutton broth or ton Isa Wwem the deem let emit di rection' as were applimike to his mot, sad saw him spin at 10 o'clock with the taker medial mes. The pelisse was this tree hoe skims' and enthering, and his bowels had not horn moved Mrs en 'With. The poles, which had been lespereepthle, was saginly Mt, and the deceased warn whereas, in collapse, the Cirksk sell. Ws that ha was better. entessat wit used mall speed upsn. The ono takes by the mistress of the home was kind sad effestionate is the eileeMbe. Saw the body ea ilatordayanel also on Sunday, when I taw him with Dr. Orem mal Dr. Wallis. The body mislaid Isom host thaa I should have smiled so may base elder death Thin mu mkt the usual dulness of the pupa. Them wm use rigidity of the Angers, but set es musk es w e Them wee an the Iftmakenn 4 death—the bee Miter meembiei sleep • detemined om epsnbg a este, but so more blood lowed hew wee ususP7 get kola doted bodies. In mese imam of them eguipteme, ws dommined Is try MOW to Mho at a mere doeleivo result as to his death. Ws tried W,ulpried skean shocks through the body, and tlie wins with worm silt mid water. Thom methods weft sodeled of death. Whoa we ant saw the hey en eaturety e* • mak in a shirt sail stesitiop, sad enveloped in surthet. By the Father—The depth of the tomtit* on the cher was about • muter of an inch. Such • depth might have prematod the beet peenag from the body, sad might, after • dm, ham gmented beat. Dr. Wellis deposal to hung been celled is to attend the ilessesed, sad entoboratal Mr. Reim es to the diesels and treatment pursued. He add he suer ism the list had say doubt of the death, sad modlemi Ike nomineel warmth to the ciranostanse of the body hung boss pet into the coffin so use, after dusk and sewed with eauluit before it was cold. If it had bees lit opts is the weal way it would have exhibited the soma eggemooses. It might always be me adored that in soklepals alemest, Ikea the body Mosses cold and remakm odd kameaktvly ether sussed death, death has not takes pleas Is diseases pesediarly ou the scums System elliilaas oftest promies end after Math the heat of matter returns, sad em:tinues till it has imam frpolionli to the steel way. When I saw deseaud at 6 delta sa Friday there was the usual seldom of sollapse ; at 10 o'clock there was some warmth on the skin. There was not the slightest symptom of death tam snabsetion. Never had say doubt f his death, end dralanot hem thought it steemsegy to try uperiments, had nos the eve beams sutler aftwiety and Interest. The experiasets undoubtedly were to mkt, the public Mr. Babel was then method, end deposed to• tho pest morass ammisation of the body. Eztersally them was as nark of videnot. There stem so sumblii ooze esillsohn of the liver, posbably beat ig =itit i l Was satic o beysnil all dean that the dank " trout cholera. temp poseested me ondanses of enth a nsigg whams. alp end hown weft hookky. yi n g ow n contathed Meal ot • pith maw. wakb I hom no=r Ma I before. bat that With Mae muse tism the tosasiglien. The bladder was empty, the all bkii‘imr tell, Robbed could be knish. at of thitogissa. The genera meek mile led ne bessal alktienbt that the Asset was from Athos. By the Misr—la aam of Impended animation, V the patient me imposed la • sortlemet wind, with a- courier, 1 for a los4 time, it would destroy rho isst remains of lite ; but in this ease there was ma Me to antroy. Mr. Shepherd, sup's, depostd to being present at the post merima ezerranatims, end mid he hod ro doubt the death was mused by cholera sat WI by mifoostion. When ear parcel cloted, the me was proceeding, and there reiannod a number of Wielelele le be ozonised, ten dered on the pert of the father, Mr. Myths. Tas ENCOIIIIIOIII3 NOTATEOI COlfifferflalf.—Ths oohs Mused by the 0016112iSliCIO for the Sate of &cumbered ernatsa have been sanctioned by the privy council sad eo- MIA. end the ilist tatting of the conaussionin will t..ko pieoo ow Weds nest 2 4 th On that day they minable Um Niel Primo Court for tho brig "WM I 77-11=1181144 IRELAND. DUBLIN, oar. 10. I Mr. Berwick's report on the Dolly's Brae affair appears fa bat night's Boma.' Post, but the fasts of it hare all been eollerdad is the letter from By The- I mar Bediegten to the Lord Chancelier. Fear columns, in mall print, are essaphod by Mr. Bet wick's report, whisk is more prolix than might bare hem expected. The Avemea's Journal of this morn lag attacks the report, and embeds that from the facts stated Lord Clareaden should have soppreund the Orange premien befosehead. A regulable., 'Jawed by most of the Orange gentry of Westmeath, leas been ;;;','" 2 , ti, adopt as sere" to in presented to 11.;;;Roden. MURDER OF MR. 0.10 E.-THE INQUEST. Maids/ morning, B. Toy MldgMay, Baq., moos& albs arrived at Fe/kw, I. bold ea impost oa die body el Mr. . A boy of 17 were mapmallM. Abraham 18 86se lk ailosee Wag gay swore, dated that oa Sunday last, about the blur el olives o'clock, he was ea his way from his Muss at Radrins, to admit Aar* at Ferbaits. He knew the demised well. He saw him just Were, and im mediately eller, ho was shot. Kr. Cage woe Alum dung the read gang towards Perham. Om of the nuance, aim ed Patrick r.Womrs, was walking by his side when he sew him. He (Holmes) west • &en eat mem the fields, make wasted to call at the Loess at his brother-is-law. In a lew mo ments heard the rem{ of ilre-enes. West to the reed, and saw a daughter of Jobs Dombee's on Me read, and asked her what was** swam " Oh," said she, "it ia a man that is 410111." To • Juror.—Hmeir it was Mr. Cep was shot, when the little girl said aam was dews. He knew it was Mr. Cage, beams that gentlemen was LAIC epprehensiess. Mmabatho resumed.—Patrisk Cabers was in discourse with Mr. Cage Mita be ltd saw kiss; the seat thing that attracted his attention was the skeet. Did set me Kr. Cage tall. West up sad band Mr. Cage lyisg dead, sad Cahera standingwith him; he aleo saw a pews Gelled Duda Daly, wia be was a Sow stem before Mr. Cage when he woe and at. Did am see Ilety before the shot was fired. De emed had • perammiss resetisk la his head (produced) when he was And as, and whisk ho (witness) bread lying by his side. He told Cabers to ride the deseenses lame to Ferbam sad tell the polies. Desired Daly to go to Navin for Mabee, who eased as Mr. Cage's baiWE Remained with the body till the pease ease. Dsly left him for the purpose ergs*" ta Maker, bat heard sines that Daly did net ge M the hems West spas a risiag pound to am if Males, was maim, mud thus sew two ram walking smartly acme the bog. Did aot aids' anything in their hands. To &juror—Wake Mr. ()ego called for Cabers when on kis way to sham*. Filet saw MOM together to Cobra's t pasurage. To the Caroster—The garden the diseased was fired at Bass belonged to a man named Joseph Farrell. To the Foreman—The gaiden is better known la the assatry as Jonathan Horne 's garden. Ben was sown is it this year. To the Caesar—The house attached to the garden is imostspied. The roof is on it, but the windows are broken dews. _ _ . iceman .—Had you any teem /to know that Mr. Cage wee the puma shot, mope tram haring seen him on the road before going into the Gelds ? No answer. Sir Andrew Armstrong—Why did yea my to the little girl it was Mr. Cogs who was shot ? Witnem—Beennes he had pat oat some tenants, and *motors the people were against him. Sir Andrew—Was that reported in the oountry ? Witami—l heard it, and suspected it to be the ease. A auror—Did you look into the garden when you came up? .Unease—l do set Wok I did. Si: Aadrew Armstrong—DM yon give any alarm ? Wiese—Many peso= Nee up towardi as, bat did not cone near. Sir Andrew—Did you tall thee that Mr. Cap was shot ? — Witness—l did. Sir Andrew—Dia they sake any exertions to hllow the murderers ? Witoos- ---- No : They somml vary eauttous to room on. yea see men - going away but the two .a me have atrocity sea Witham—Ho, N. A Jerar—Did yowl see any men going towards the bog but those two seen ? Witame—l easpeeted the semi two mew beano they were not facdag the hill, and the mar people were coming against them. To Coroner—The body of Mr. Cage was removed to the polies barrearks, when it now lied. Patrick Callers sworn end examined.-1 reside at End rim. I was in company with the deceased on Sunday about the boar of Mena. We were on our way to prayers. I was coming out on the road side from ay own house when he came up to me. He was riding and I walking at his right side. We were diseemieg about sowing certain kinds of seeds until we muse up to a garden, which was held by one Jos Farrell, which is surrounded by quick fence, when two shots were Bred, ewe after the other rapidly. I never knew it was Mr. Cage who was shot until his blood fell on my hands. I saw his cost lota with the shot. lam a tenant on the estate ever which he is the agent. I was on his right hand. I really do not know whether both shots took effect es met. The dammed made one exclamation, fell against me, and larked. I was at the time Glom to the horse. The shots some from the left hand aide. When Mr Cage eame Vas I fell towards the wall. I raised him up, and d e , t " Are you dead sir ? " and, hash" got no answer, I laid hiss on the rood. I raw a IMO stooped in the garden the person had his head down, and pia, towards the old louse. Juror—Did it strike yes to p and aura that met ? Witness.—Why, then, no. Another Juror—Did you see that man's foes ? Witness—No. The mento—Did you tee a gun with that man ? Witsees—Why, then, no, I did act. The saine—Hare you any ream to swan that there wi we than one Ina *ore ? Witness- - Ok, be sky; you Sr. no magistrate; you are go bs/rims bard mum NM. I will sot answer y o u. The Comte Wring mid that he was bound to answer the juror, the witness stated that be bad no ninon to ausaret more than sae maa was than, tamp: from the fact of two abets having been fired. To Caroser—Did sot me the fain. A man named Daniel Daly was walking a few yards Ware them. A Jaree—Do you think it was by a blunderbuss Kr. Cage was shot Witates—Throth and I don't, becalm I am no Odds of Swarms. — ierentaa —How far was Daly host you ? wes only two of three yards away front the lacre's bead, and nearly malted Ida. He wasp neat, that Iwr jest owing to ay, 'How are you, Dan ?" Yr.LanWes Daly er Helene op drat? Witty—Oh, Helms was fret, your honour. Yr. Lander—Did Holmes ease out of the field ? Witness-1 am party sus he did ; as, before curing ep, I saw his going ester towards Ned Conner's—his brother-in lay's hers. _ . i.l7roeLWer• you afraid of being shot? Witasio—ln&ied, I ooneidered I stood It s little bit of da Vo l The Foreman—l wasjust op against the saddle. Mules D. Fry, Esq., wee the next witness—He deposed that he had made an external sad internal examination of the body of the deceased, sad food 41 overall gun-whet wounde, sad eatreetedl7 slap from these wowed', three of which were mortal. Mr. Cogs must have bad his bead turned when he wee fired at. He (Dr. Fry) found 11 ex. tatted wounds on the left arm, sad s composed fracture of radio& There were seven Edema wounds cm the left side, able extend wounds ow the left side of the meek, and nine external wounds in the back part of the neck, one of which yawed *tomb the carotid artery and jugular vein. He had ex tracted seven leaden pellets from the left arm, one from the right side of the neck, ad two from the back of the neck. - Portions of the rib end of cloth were imbedded in the left lung. He found two slugs in the cavity of the right side atlas sheet; our slag was imbedded in the substance of the left bang, which was riddled, end he found one of the same kind la the right Meg. There was one slug Mel in the beck between the vertebrae, and ens also perforated the Mane* and peened oa through the I ear, end was extracted on the opposite side, just under the skin. Either the wounds in the seek, this thorax, or the abdomen, were sufficient to eame death—the wound in the beck the most rapidly. Edward Malone was the last witness. He stated that he knew the deceased, who was seem wee the townleads of Bedriss and Creggen, in which capacity Mr. Cage had I lately to di.possess four families for the nonpayment of rent. He (witness) lived with him as an under agent, caretaker, and driver. He saw Mr. Cage last 'dive at his house is Bochum, about half-pest Mae o'clock on Sunday morning last. He (witness) went b Cloghan and on his return, between 11 and 12 o'clock, be found Mr. Cage lying dead at the polies barracks in Ferbsne. The Coroner summed up the evidence, and the jury re tuned a verdi:t of " Wilful Murder" against some peraca or persons @shimmy. When the jury had separated, the sasestratse, assisted by Mr. Jams, Crown &hatter, held a private inquiry. The several resale arrested were beau ht before them, and ex indeed. The magistrates credal loot men for further examination. Thofoorirriscators nsmadod yesterday as reopiolon of being coacorned la the "Larder of Mr. Clop wore seat off oa Tuesday, wader a strong escort of polies, to gaol. Bub. Isapectot Waters aad a large party won out all night, and enoesedied i• arrottlag two pumas who wore oogrord Ia the wallet with the pain at inhashy. They hags Woo soot di to Tallman. EttioiverioN mow LIIIIEWL—The number of emigrants (heads of (Unlike of the fanning alum) which left this city by railway, es yon to lo Liverpool, during the lut krtafillai averaged seventy daily. Many of there, ao doubt. carrYisE the rent, poor rate, and county coo is Our pockets.— Lieu+ ick Chronicle. GRAND EXPOSITION OP FRENCH INDUSTRY IN THE IENTRoPous.—Wo understand that enurement' have bean nude for a grand exhibition of ths works of Frneh area and saanufeettnree at the west end early in the undo, Mouth. Ibe parties have takes the presiders in Oratdr area, Ilasoveraquare, lately mosupiod by the British and ilareiga Letitia, and the Nature Gallery lit )leddoa olive, kir the THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1849. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL Chwohihos, Owr. 19.—Law.—Tbe Reg PIVISSIOF of Laws Ova mime that the lellowiag is the order or the law Mem ter the aeadwaleal year 1849 9 : TIM Claaa—Wyvill, Trinity Hall ; Day, Trlalty Hall di. Howard, Down tar ; Jame, Clan Hall ; ; Bt. Peter% Boaaad Claes—Harrie, St. John's; Goodwin Clara ; ismer, ?flaky Hall ; Swift, Haim% Third Class—Cossidl, Otwyme ; Hales, Chilet's • l'eashoy, Him ; aileidelme Ilemireat, gattav Wake ( 81 =3 . 81. JAW ; ' ; Jesse. sailas is the third elm; sr• mewl skithabfaca7. SPORTING. CURRAOR OCTOBER MEETINO.—Ocr. 19. Sue* Braila (renewed) of 25 'ova.. IOR ; for two.yr , olA oohs, let 21b; fillies. !et Sib . Asglesey Peet; Mb 'lberia to untried stallions or mares, Sib to both. The stub will add 40 son. The winner of the Anglesey Stakes to cony 61b nu". No pease', as ft Mr. Irwfa's eh s Pio Ikos, by Reirlsver. she as ...(CMbsyl 1 CM. western's b y ft 31biver Law, , by Mary ...(Doyle, Ins. 2 Kr. Wattelb f awdiicaess d'Ea. (LW, Wow 'knotty. His Eiontswrion an Loan LIBUTIDIANT'S Pura of 100 plisses ; Swpyr.olas, est tub ; three. 9st 21b1 fear, lOat five lOst 61b; and aged, lOst Sib . Bed Poet; Sib allowed to merle and ',Wiese. Ilr. Arnetrisgbeh f Dail Temsbest. by Weary p sr Tearaway 1 • Li? (lllsoagbaal I Kr. uteary's e Ospesth Great, yrs (L. Kees, pm. Mr. Irwbs's oil g lie Nora. 3 yes The following oleo started ;-11r. Wallsee's br f by The 35tior.Glanee, 3 yrs ; Kr. Farrar's bl e Vincent, yin ; Mr. G. Power's b e Bullion, 2 yrs i Kr. Nowoornez% y pt asps messy or ..agpie, yrs.— yr on easy. Pa Nona a bag third. _ NAVAL. Apiamaxxv, Our. 19.—Arrotwritaters—To °WWI— Cosumadar. 0. I. Jones, ted Meeter's-Amistant, H. Todd. C7 oo4 4 l —difinaniarair aid Lime/Altai : J, B. Xi** A.: Pun lomm.—Noties is given in last night's Gamete, I UMW seerant sales of the proses& arising heaths capture of the slave vessel Maria Ceastanott, by her Msjesty's amus e/seal Styx. Henry Chads, Esq., eonateauder, on the 12th Januaiy, 1848, mill be regisOmed la the High Court of Ad uiralty,ou or after the 26th Want. Katie. is ah: that the amount saln of the primed. arising from the capture of the eau Teed redden, by her Majesty's steam-vsesel Styx, Henry Chad., Keg., ementeader, on the 4th Januuy, 1848, will be registered in the High Court of Admiralty ea or after the 28th instant.—J. Woodiutat., agent. TEN COURT-MAZTIAL ON LIOVT. RICNAZDO, R.M., AT CHATBAN.—The verdict of the Court-Martial as Richards, ceedireeed by the Admiralty, is entirely is Ids favour. On the let and Ird charges he hat Dena acquitted end on the 2nd clam, wherein his conduct u" an °Soar and a gentlemen" was easeerned, be has bees honourably ettgultied.—Natotical Standard. CORY• 011 OP SMARR CAII•I3WITCH EITAXS• • fe e s Iludisap of 20 son sagli, 10 ft ; 60 son added. ' Suomi horse to man kfm stslos. Alma two miles sad a quaver. NT. Ila *Dos" 4 ns. In 0 (omes) 1 aripbr Ils. J. IfylmoikAis ac t ifit (Yoksy) 2 sV Lard irs inane Is 2 ps, est 81b (Doy 18) 3 Ms. Indies& It 1410464.4404. 40 MILITARY. ROTALEMOINESII3.—LIest Colonel Street&ld:hes sailed for Canada, to Mums the command of the department at Kingston, Canada, in consequence of the death, by cholera, of Limit -Colonel Fenwiel. Colonel Streataeld would have bees sumeded in Ms command at Jersey by Colonel Calder, bad sot the promotion of the latter inter fered by the decease of Colonel Moody. In consequence, of the latter cirennistaace, Lieut.-Colonel Gordoo, whe bad been on leave from the pried of his arrival in this country from New South Wales, has been ordered by the master. general, and taken the command at Jersey.—Captain Frame, lately from Adelaide, is stationed at Brighton, vice Lieut Ward, who has joined the :head-cparters of the district at Peeteenenth.-0 wing to a mattocks in the department in soma elf the Australian sindamente, Lieutenant-Colonel Halm will be takes from his command at New Emiesi, as also LbutenanbColocel Baddoley, from Sydney. e•etioniment-Colonel Philpotts, commanding engineer at ifs. Kong, is to be relieved by a captain of the corps in =lof reduction. Lieut.-Colonel Blowhard arrived 1 1 srthis tonataLfrom the Mauritius, where he gave CM cosmeand to Lieut.-Colonel Tait; be came home by way of Ceylon and the overland route. Owing to the pro maim oiliest-Colonel Farb, he will be relieved by a 01p tan la kis command at St. Helena. Colonel Harding sailed a duet time dam an his return to Gibraltar. Captain Burg mean is under orders for the latter station. Lieutenants Stained and Rios have joined the corps at Gibraltar, and =Baker at Malta. Captain Rose has arrived at Corfu, utmost Cocks from the Mauritius at Ceylon. Major Biros he. arrived at Hoag Kong from the Mauritius. Lient.-Colonel Alsiar dm has taken the command at Bee muds, and Captain Rehashes relieved the latter officer at the Bahamas.—British Arms Despatch. (From kat ilght's Ossetic) WAR.OFYICE, Ocr. 19. 6th Regt. of Dreg. Ode—Gent. Cadet P. Pncoursr, from Roy. Mll. Colt., to be as., by our., vies Hawker, promoted. 7th Drag Gds.—Apt. P. S. Pacrustur, from 7th Dreg. Gds., to be amt., vies ilehonewar, dee. 4th I.t !rata—J. B. =tee:., gent, to be as., by par., eke Mal. let. prom. 6th Drags.—Cor. M. Srmsara to be Beat., by pun, vice Roydo, who Beta; 0. Winuireaorr, gent., to be as., by par., vice Stringer. 9th Light Drum—Lieut. 0. 11. Sr. Grows Assoit to be apt , by par., vim Brevet-Major Campbell, who refs; Cornet L D'Aacr Wier to be lieut., by par., vice Aiwa; A. lirms, Gent., to be cor net, by par., via Ellis, promoted. Ilth Llght Mega—J. Inoue, gent., to be sweet, by pur., via &d -em, who retires. 1211 Ught IL Lassos, gad., to be comet, by par., vice lit Regt. or mFVrT. St. Lawassos mt., to be ens., by par., Ma Beathotaho rets.; H. IL &DAT, gent., to be ens, without „ vice 7, app. to the 63th P. 'end . . seat, ia be stm t . .br Om, vice 8 3194911 = Mb F.—l. H. HAAS; gent, Is be me. met., by par., vice or 19th F.-43. R.Basser, pat" to be as., by par., aka Asimmeth, promoted. 26th F.—stat. Sang. et the Seceed Clam A. Venoms, M.D., to be mg., vise Helm, else redo es 27th P. The Bon. L. C. A. F. Clay, to be as., by par., vice Sir I. L. Goiter, Bart, who retires. 20th F.—Ens. W. H. Bassett, from 88th P., to be ens., doe Pocock, prom.: W. J. Baas, gest., to be as., by par., vice Ingle, who ret. 31id Tames, gent, to be as., by par., vice Brown, prom. 83,,4F. —H. A. Tererurrstwsrni, gent, to be ensign, by put, vice 343It t ites. J. P.m. to be Rent, by par., vice Street, who retires. 37th it—Ers. T. Jammu, to be lieut., without par., vice Blois. dote sod. 40th F.—A. A. W. Las, gent., to be as., by pur., vim Beadles, rum. • F. C. H. 8. BADSSLIS, gent., to be ens, without pun., vice Dlltdaer, prom. Mk F.—Gent Cadet H. Mums, from the RI. Mil. Clot, to be ens, by pat., Viso While, prom. 46th I.—J. A. Foss, gent., to be ens., by par, vice Lessism a4 ma. 47th F.—O. gent, to to ens., by = par., vise app. to the 3th Y. 34th F.—C. A. Tnanow gent., to be ma., by par ' vice Bayiy, prom.; E. La Misr, (mut., to be ens., without par, vice Kemp% app. to the 6151 F. 35th F.—Ene. A. L. Masts to be Ikut., by par., vice Smith, tyke wets.; J. It. Heim gent to be ens., by par., vice Marsh. 36th F.—W. Frressaato beater, gat, te be one., vim Coarse, prom 3ith F.—Assist-liarg. A. G. Mturrommay, freerw Staff, to be as lust.eurg., vies Ikanatine, prom. on the:BMM 60th gist, to be sec. Ikat., by par., vice Brooke, moat 67th F.—A.. H. DILLON, gent, to be en by par., via Jones, prom. 79th F.—J. H. Fame, gent., to be by par., doe Webster, prom. Nth F.-Itrts. R.B. flaunts., to be lieut., by par., vice Gamer, who retires. 13th P.—F. L Bums, gent., to be as, by per, vice Armstrong, app. to the 49th P. 86th F.—W. Kier; pat, to be ens, by par., via Bennett, app. to the 30th F. 93rd Y.—Yea. A. Tonto, to be Heat, by put, via Blob., who ret. Sad. W. L O. Begt.-3. M. Clues, Esq.. to be paymast, vice Robertmo, deeeser si W. L Regt—B. O. num& ant, to be era, without par., vice Walsh, prem. espital StaL—Assist-Sar. R. DANNATINS. from the 58th F., to be stage:tr. of the emend elms, Mee Ferguson, app. to the 26th F.; Arocitfnagg Aseetwer. E. J. Faosratvw, to be asekt.ear. to the forme, viceMepmery, app. to the Seth BREVET. To be Lieut.-Cola. la the Army. —Major H. Wain, of the 48th F. E. trams, of the Royal Raglasere ; C. R. !cow, cm h..p.. Royal Staff Corn aelet. quartamast.-gea. ht Duna ; Braoarr, of the Co Lt. Drsga To be Melon to the Amay.—Cipt. J. W. Coumtorox, of the Royal Ardllery ; Hos. J. W. B. MILCOONALD 011 th e h.-p., watt, aide-de. mop to Major.Oes. Ms Royal Matinee' Prthoe George at Cam kid(' watt, late aide-dna:am to the opeesameder of the knee to tithed ; Lord C.O. Rumen, of the 93rd P.; (1. Bum; the 41st F.; IL F. PO1010311; of the let or Oreardlter Reit. et F. Gds. ADMIRALTY, Ocr. 19. The Mowing aa promeseeal hare talus plate, dated Ohl day : 11) b• qt.--Isaids rIL RAWL Ta hoOmummema—Leah a. R. Pa nama% R. J. Beoroao, mad O.J. Jona. Te be Liestimemb.—Mr. M. Bow, Mato, sad Mr. B. H. Brom', Man To be Meater.—Xr. T. H. num, me. mat. To be thargeon.—Dr. A. Alumnae°, araist, avg. To be Payeseeter and Parer.—Hr. J. E Pates, Meek. ADMIRALTY, The following promotions, dated IBM October, 1849, have this day taken piece, commotion an the death of Viee.Adairel of the White H. Godwin :—Viee-Admiral at the Blue F. Tones; to be Vet:e mbalm! of the white ; Rear -Adatiral of the led B. lioDosor, to be vimeddminal of the blue ; Itent-Adatind of the White J. W. D. Draw, C. 8., to be rear.adatiral of the red; lteer-Admiral of the O'Cla SINN she, to be t W. Enna; ear-admiral of the bins.to be rear.adardral of the white; Capt. H. C 44. J. Hearin, C. 8., has oleo been promoted to be a retired rear. admiral, on the terms proposed in the London Gusts of the let brpisabff, 11146, without deters to hie pay. MEDICAL, - - APOTHECARILIV HALL. Namell of gentlemen who pseud their examination in the science and practice of medi cine, and received certificates to practise, on Thursday, Oct. 18 :—David Morgan, Llandale, Carmarthen • Josiah Prit chard, liLdbotwne, Wilts; Hay Sharp:fly, LO', Liman shim. THSSEPEATIIS ST DIOWSIN4I—On Sunday a melancholy accident occurred is tb• rim Maio., near Limerick. It appears that at eight o'clock that morning, Mr. A. Vianeilo, mister of ths Austrian barque Pedia°, of Venice, accompanied by his brother and Mr. George Masson, interpreter to M. R. Ryan, req., foreign mogul of Limerick, left the ei-y for Grate and, where the ship, with Indies earn, consigned to T. M. Weenie, Esq., was at anchor. Sion after the jolly boat was manned to convey the three to Sallybrown dispel, to bear mass, a pilot named Greene, from Grass island, being oats of the crew. Having, when tacking, missed stays, the boat ran upon a mud bank, and Gond not begot off until polled—she wore ship, the' sells gibed, and sp,et her in deep water. The coosequencia was that the entire, eight persons, were suddenly immerse? in water, a strong current then running in the channel, towards which all drifted. Mr. Heaven held on by the boat until the last prospect of aid failed, and he therefore determined to swim whore, a diatanes of u. ar a quarter of a mile, which he accomplished. Two sailors reached the alo' in safety, with Geovanni Antonio Desseovieh, master of the Austrian barque Sono Fratelli, who oleos pealed the party. Captain Viaaello, with nis brother Fran , Om, perished—also &seaman, whose name is not yet known. They dung to the boat until strength failed, when they die apps red. The body of the seaman (who kid 401. on board) was picked up the same evening, but the captain and his brother hays sot yet been found. COAL PIT AOCIDEST.-000 of thaw casualties to which poor miners are subject, occurred a few days ego at Messrs Smithsons' coal mine, at Kirkham Gate, Wakefield. A miner, named Squire Brown, was in a serf coming up the pit shaft, when a brick and some rubbish fill from the olds of the shaft, and knocked Brown backward. Hs only fell a short distance, but the pit being 80 yards deep, the force el the blow from the felling brick, which struck him on the head, caused injuries of wk."ch he has since died. No blame attached to the employ& &boat the ph, end the accident pro esedsod from the rain softening the ground and loosening the walling.—Leeds Mnastv. SHIPWRECK AHD Lose op' LlTL—Yesterday ill telligenee was received at Lloyd's of the total loss of the Dutch &host ()Inman. Hoop Klos Vanderplee, master, of Habilk van Tell, Holland ; the wee: using capsized in a' gale of wind, 20 mars south west of Ya.lnnuth, when a very soul nn board, 121 n number, the esptain cccepted, perishaf. H. clung t s • apar, en which he remained ei,Fist holm, when ko was picked up by a fishing smack, sod Carded into liswesto& Noel the LONDON OAZIITTB.—Inday, Oct 19. kora Astraroam Bory,ll7cashOTt: as;daser, to samixter Oat. $ sad Noy. 20, at at Ilaaabasta• Coact. Ital., Grundy, Buy; all aft., Yams, Hwy own sr l a i rrws Titoism Puma, Tatubstl.gardana, Vatultell wins Oat. MI at lt, and Nov. 20 at 19, at alantel=ollt. OFarwlarsytarto, aad Asylum _ alsllll riaut i air., aiiiimic , _________, JAIN QUaltailMmiti. Chit; Board obtainer, Nov. 3, et 11. Dem 10 at I. M llaigalm&Nrert. dot., Hunter, Illinsiorpalseet, &anima ; W wig, Tarquand, Ouild analemhorm nomom Camas Fier.. lbl, lodging and 13 1 1= Nov. 3 end Dee. 4, et 11, at Bristol Court. Bole,rand Bridal; off. Nag., Millor, Bristol. JoatellTnat Oworon, Brad, draper. Nov. 1 owl 29, at 11, at Court. dam, Leman and Humphries, Bohol; off insig., Halm, Blida. ILICSAID Ili Northampton, sorpeater, Oct. 30 at 11 and Nov. 19, ot loa Haman, meet, mid Dom* N • cli f ;, Johnson. Borloghollmairet. Ps= Baum BinsizighoM, factor, ar. 2 and. Dee. 4, at 10r, at Bismingaint Court. SoL, Itudtwortb, Binangbant; off rag., ak*, SIN, Oct. 13. L. Eireoz.i.,Oreat AFMILLEO. .line. INSOLVENT Prrmorwats. I. Antrum Bydenham, T. Aram, Grant Pulteney-Mnat, uare, and Belward-terracc, Brampton, tailor. 111. Bmtrann, Hardinitmearet, Winton, dealer In picture*. T. B. Ttr.s.n . mtn, Lintahen•lnnaids, and Thrtadneedle.street, City, stock iad dare broken _ BaaaniaCrawlerstritet, Westerlarger. J. Brame, Caftlraed. glumlb* babied worsobstane. T. W. Bran, allaanroad, Mint/ d, kragiar al the Mon Arms' beer shop. C. Clorox, BMW Newalead t angkerladt" a.dth• J. DAT, Olowisher-place, trossemsaurn. angentre. H. C. Dammam, laWirgringless, Warm, gardener. O. Connor, Ctesim's-row, Irmington-green, greestgroorr. C. E. Fume, Wnsierset, Wolarinskir, hatter. J. Haws, Beinsp-bral=r es L et. ilew Yent.road, lathrender. Caguas Berkeley-square. milliner. 8. Haseari a =rlM. Vont, omnibus proprietor. J. lacCessirs, Chmelseniert, lessington, tailor. C. Owen, Wthronntreet, Maros, bricklayer. Bumpers Custuusa Ponces, Davienstreet, Berkelepsquare, T. Naxos, Barking-reed, Eases, regloe smith. E. Porairs, heershop keeper. J. Parma, Emu, hams breaker. J. Itaososta, Croy Bryanstoorsquare, ircamonger. T. Bum Wilmergardens, Kingsland-road, tailor. B. N.ltues, Righ.street, Newington Butt., town traveller. Hawsers Rowngsre, Dorret.stfeet. f3outh Lambeth Burford. 8. IL &MIAMI, St. George's-place, Brixton, plumber. J. Basun, sen., Low6eW, Kent, bricklayer. J. Bonus, Crescent, Lower Edmonton. coal merchant. M. Amax, Bristol, attorney. B. Biome% Newport, Pose:, butcher. B. CARIMN, Maidstone, Kent, journeyman sallmaker. J. Cu,ur Bristol, beer retailer. A. P. Camera, Bristol, atb.mey's clerk. J. GUMMI. Plymouth, Devonshire., cook. J. B. GLIM, Birmingham, furniture broker. J. Osococe, Newark.upon.Trt nt, Nottingham& O. lissome., Fenton, rtaffordsture, joker. J. Las, NorthW., Worcestershire, cordwainer. W. B. Perinea, Watol, attorney. B. Thum". jun., Highburton, Yorkshire, journeyman weaver. T. M. WILITTALL. Birmingham, dealer in cigars. T. Weretaa, Rochdale, Lancashire, licensed victualler. B. WooLr, Wrmtegham, slipper manufacturer. bru=hmaker. M2BOlll/1/84 CM MIIS owe PRTMONA J. AYLWARD. LOMA Sussex. licensed victualler. J. alma, Tißingham, Eves, blackasokh. J. Basoast., Aldmieet, City, brick maker. A. G. J. Iltswor. sat, Maneheeter-equare, clerk. T. Caroms, Lambeth.road, eoecoolsake agent. G. Coy, Maidford, Northamptonshire, innkeeper. J. Dane, Bristol, butcher. J. T. EDWAIIIA. Elisabeth-terrace, Cbelaea, builder. T. GRANT, Dodbrooke, Devonshire, mate of the Candidate sabocest, ttf liakomit•. H. W .11ATRILD, Batterses-equare, plumber. W. BLYTHOILA Plymouth, Devonsbireioz i r . seyman baker. C. Hem Lower-road , Loweroad, pm, apothecary. P. arsunw, East Moulsey, llamptoo.court, porter. o.lllennotroan, Albany, Piccadilly. o.T.Srisratee. East Wicklow', Kent, surgeon. J. 3. J. !nem itotberhitbe, operative engineer. 8. Werra, Tborriagton, Essex. cattle dealer. A. Tonstu, Sheffield, haft and scale presser. T. WOMAN, Horemonger.lane Gaol. J. Wonto, Liverpeol.street cringe and fruit take. Within, totems= to s _pECLARATIOIfI3 . 9I , TROMAII Area, liings — ind7road,VallderLintid7s. of Is. id., Oct. 27, and three subsequest Saturdays, at Groom's, AbChUrCh.lllle. WILLIAM Ilmnsitaos, Wolverhampton, tin-plate manufacturer—kb die. of Ss. Yd., any Friday, at Whitmore's. Birmingham. Jean JORDAN, Jams Walla, and Janus Irma Amans.r, Coventry, =enters-Ist die. of To.. and ind die. of Is. Id., any Friday, at Whluncre's, Birmingham. JAMIIM Serra, Penrlth. Cumberland, hairdresser-Ist and final die. of 6d., Oct. SC, and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, New eastle-upm..Tyne. Wm tau Almon, Fenchurchadreet and Limehouse, merchant-7th die. of id., Oct. 27, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Abehurch-lane. DIVIDENDS.-Nov. 19. J. Abbott, Everton, Lancashire, agate agent-Nov. 13. T. Allen, Great Segolk-street, Southwar&Lir anaemia and Sheffield warehouseman-Nov. 13. G. A. A and G. Kirk, Middlesborough, Yorkshire, hardwaremen-Nov. 9. 8. Aplin, Ipswich, draper-Nov. 13. T. Beadle, Croydon, carpenter- Nov. 9. G. Blake and J. Blake, Liverpool and Dublin, soap manure.- tuters-Nov. 12. 0. Booth, Prinorwatree Lambeth, limeborner- Nov. 9. T. Butterworth and B. Bu Rochdale, Lancashire, woollen manufacturers-Nov. 9. J. Ceell, T. J. Benson. and M. Dennison. Liverpool, merchants-Nov. 10. G. Crookes, Sheffield, bookseller-Nov. 16. 0. Davis, ,Jun., Lawrence-hum, City, and Burton Latimer and labor, Northamptonshire, worsted spinner-Nov. 16. C. Dearlove, Knaresborough, Yorkshire, grooer-Nuy. 16. 8. Dodd, Manchester, fustian manufacturer-Nov. 9. T. Earls, Cagle-street, Long-acre, funeral carriage muter - Nov. 9. J. C. Fletcher, Greenwich, coal mercbant-Nov. 9. IL Goring, Brentford, butcher - Nov. 9. J. Banbury. Sboreditch, didiller-Nov. 9. E. Hipkims, Erre meet, Cheshire, coal dealer-Nov. 14. W. John, Bridgwater, Saner eetabire, hack.neyman -Nov. 13. G. Kirk, Iliddleaborough, Yorkshire, hardwarentan-Nov. 9. F. D. Lewis, Caatle.oourr, Wallin-lane, City, printer-Nov. 13. P. Martin, Northampton, miller and baker-Nov. 9. T. Materey, Love.lane, Billingsgate, City, coal merchant-Nov. 9. J. J. Made, Stockport, Cheshire, liter threid manufacturer-Nov. 9. D. H. Morgan, Peckham-walk, Old Keat.road, and merchant-Nov. 9. J. Murray and W. Brown, Liverpool, millwrights-Nov. 9. A. Paine and 0. P. Davies, high-street, Southwark, woollendrapers- Nov. 13. W. Peak, Liverpool, hosier-Nov. 16. G. W. M. Reynolds, Wellingtanstreet North, Strand, publisher-Nov. 14. L. Budge, Gant Harrold, Bedfordshire, apothecary-Nov. 14. F. 113 der, Kingston. upon-Hull, poor r-Nov. 10. J. Scott, Sheffield Max, Sheffield, flour dealer-Nov. 20. F. Sloane. 73, traashalLbrldao-road, Pimlico, clerk in the Special Coonsinslonere Dep., Somerset House-Nov. 10. G. H. Steer, Sheffield, commission agent-Nov. 14. 11. H. Spurway, Tiver ton, Devonahire, brewer-Nov. 9. 0. T. J. Stoeken, Walham-green, brewer-Nov. 14. J. Stokes, Dover, saddler-Nov. 9. J. 8. Stopford, Austin.friars, City, merchant-Nov. 19. J. Towers, Liverpool, Scen ted dawdler-Noe. 9. J. Turner, Newmarket, saddler-Nov. 20. 8. Williamft, Reading, Berkshire, coach proprietor-Nov. 20. T. Wish ing, Saint John-street, Bethnid.green, timber merchant. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Nov. 9. W. Coleock, James.eteeet, Covent.garden, grocer-Nov. 9. R. N. Dale, Liversuol, stoeJtter- Oct. 13. D. N. Fisher, Lynn Regis, Norfolk, rinisiceeller-Nov. 19. T. Harris, Liverpool, sea Rower -Nov. 9. J. 8. Jones, High Holborn, wax and tallow chandler -Nov. 10. F. Medan, Mancheser, draper-Nov. 9. M. L Pritchard, Liverpool, stockbroker--Nov. 9. W. Roger,, John-dreet, Edgeware. road, licensed victualler-Oct. 16. J. Smith, Rugeley, Staffordahire, scrivener-Nov. 14. J. Stott, Balladen, Lancaahlre, cotton spinner- Oct. 15. & Yorke, Qunbeidge, upholders?. CERTIFICATE to be ea dirmed by the Vice•Chaneellor acting In Bankruptcy, unlces cause be shown to the contrary, on or before Nov. 9. T. Morris, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, corn, flour, and seed merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—Margaret Ann /main, B. W. Adkin, and J. Adkin, saint Oeurge'retreet, Saint George in the Eau tobacco manufacturers—W. H. Bremer and G. H. Charnel% Kings. too-upon-Hull, shipbrokers—J. F. Chapman, Jun., im6C. F. Detmold, Mincing-lane, City, colonial brokers—S. Chenery and J. Elmy, March, fete of Ely, Quebridgeshire, iron/outliers—J. aayton and J. Chad wick, Oldham, Luminaire, Joiners—JoaspbCioodlar and Jobs °coiner, Mode Wheel Mill, near Manchester, can deuce—Mary Greiner, R. Greiner, and H. J. Haines, London-wall, City, silk brokers, so fa se regards Mary Oreitier—A. Harris. IL Cohen, and J. Cohen, Glasgow, watch manufacturers—J. Mar and A. Pride, Raley-street, potato saleemen —J. N. Moore and E. Vicars, Liverpool, importers of mime beer—J. N. Moore, IL Vicars, and M. Vicars, Liverpool, wine mer chants, ro far as regards H. Vlcan—J. Macrae and C. Ambery, Blackburn, Lanatah, Mae rakers—G. Mims and W. Toon, Rams gate, cabinet atakent—W. Paean and H. Pazon, High-street. Hemp. stead, auctionsers—W. Smith and J. Smith, Blackmanetreet, South wark, victuallers—J. Spencer and F. Hilton, MM. " . WlBlams and J. Jones, Liverpool, coal tit er" Wilson and W. Wilms, Ipswich, linendrapen. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Asuman Balm; Edinburgh, each builder, Oct. 26 and Nov. 16, at the Star Hotel, Edinburgh. Has CAKPIPILL and Damn. Cmuseu., Glasgow, provirim mer chants, Oct. 24 and Nov. 14, at the Waverly Tavern, Glasgow. Jars Carats, Auchtermucbty, shoemaker, Oct. 25 and Nov. 27, at the Commercial Inn, Auchtermuchty. Saxes Mars SONALDNOX, DWAMITAILDS, FlitPhife, writer, Oct. 23 and N0v.13, at Mrs. lintton's New Inn, Dunfermline. Janus Ulli and Juan Law, Miaow, iratiounders, Oct. 26 sad Nov. 11, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow. I:,._ootton SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE. a. ours dr " Minis( Ourem," sad " U.yr. UM." CASUALTIES. Abel Gower, Edey, from London to Callao, put in here yess terolay, with loss of spars and other damage.—Rio Ja neiro, Aug. 22. Christiana Murray, Jackson, from London to Stettin, got on shore on the Nyord Grounds, off this island, Bth inst , but has since been assisted off; part of cargo damaged.— Siege, Isle of Moen, oet 13. Columhut, Lindsay, of and from Leith to St. Petersburg, which was on shore on the Swicebottoms this morning, has been assisted off, after throwing part of cargo overboard, and towed into the roadstead ; she has proceeded to-day without apparent damage.—C , penhagen, Oct. 13. Danube, 51'31 alio, from Dante° for Glouc , ster, was in contact, about 35 mires north of Scilly, with a large Eng lish scheo ' ner and almost immediately sunk ; crew saved and landed h ere.—Swansea. Oct 18. Earl Datham, Grayson, from &his, put in here yesterday, leak), and with loss of bulwarks, atanohionn, &c., having been on her besm ends during a hurricane Sept. 28, inlet. 38, long. 40.—Falmouth, Oct 18. Enterprise, Shaper, of Swansea, from Mushiness, was last night towed from off the beech at Annagasson, by the Het° steam-tug, and has this day come into this port. Friederika, Schumacher, of Rhauderlehn, from Palau to Hull, was on thorc and uneer watts on the Nyord Grounds, off Moen, B'h inst ; crew eared.—Copenhagen, Oc^. 13 Fame, Minikin, from Cork to Richibneto, was stranded at tat. North C .pe of this island, 23rd inst., and ha. h. en ad ', rti.ed for sale this day.—Charlotte Tons, Prince Ed ward Inland, Sept. 29 Harrison Chilton, Heddle, from Who, put in here on the 19th inst . ., with halwalks, Ike., stove, and must discharge part o' her cargo for further examination.—Rio de Janeiro, Aug. 22. Isabella Thomonon, Middleton, from Arica for En land, put in hit.. 17th inst., leaky, and with other damper, and must discharge part of cargo to be extrnined.—ltio de Janeiro, Auc. 22. Mary M'Whinnie, from London for Quebee, has put in here with damage, haring been struck with a heavy sea in long. 26 W.—Poole, Oct. 16. Woa bi alongth. 6FLLINO 6/AI2II—SIVISPOTAIIS Of 6 as,.. Mb, with 25 ears. added, for all ages ; thrse.yr-olds, 7st 41b ; four, Bst 71b ; firs, 9st ; els aid aged, ilet 41b. Waterford Pest. All horse. starting us subject to be sold for 200 son ; entering to be sold for 150 sow allowed 61b ; 100 sore, 91b ; 60 sore, 141 b ; 25 ion, 211 b ; 2 mots each for entrance. Mr. Manisa% bif Pori* 3 yrs. 50!. (& Yuan) 1 Kr. Wynos's eh g 13sm4 aged, 50i. (Wynne) I Songs odors started but were not placed. lain intelligence. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.YESTERDAY. Bzroits Ma. There were only four bail oases on the list. The @sorrel courts will resume their sittings on Thursday work, the let of November. Ix nu RENTON NICHOLSON.—APPLYING von BEM This insolvent, a well known personage, applied to be ad mitted to bail till his hearing in November. Mr. Cooke supported the application. Mr. Commissioner Hurls, on reference to the judgment paper, observed that several persons had sued the insolvent. Mr. Cooke remarked that they had done so. Several of the amennte were small, and proceedings had been adepted in tke County Courts against the insolvent, for which he was now prepared to give bell. The learned Commissioner observed that the broker had not been able to gain admittance to the hones, 36, Bow street, it being locked up. The insolvent thought that, as there was neither knocker nor bell, the officer could not make himself heard. Mr. Cooke said the officer had gained admittance and made the required valuation. The property was claimed, and there wee an interpleader issue. Mr. Commissioner Harris—Well, Mr. Nicholson, how many times have you been a bankrupt (referring to the entry on the belaisce-sheet) ? Insolvent—Once, sir. Mr. Commissioner Harris—And how often have yea ap plied to this court ? lasolvent—Three times. Mr. Commissioner Harris—Have you not been four times ? The insolvent thought not so many. He added that, sines his last appearance, he had paid 5,0001. off his old debts. Mr. Cooke said that it was always regarded with favour by the eourt when a man paid off his former debts. Besides dealing with the same parties the insolvent had paid off his old debts, 4,6741. 19s 9d. The proposed sureties expressed their readiness to become bail, and proved their sufficiency to ball the insolvent (or 1,0001. Mr. Commissioner Harris inquired the amount of the debts in the present schedule ? The insolvent said the debts and liabilities were about 6,0001. Mr. Cooke said, after deducting the debts twice entered they would be about 6,0001., and there wee 2,8101. owing to the insolvent. In answer to the court, the bail said they knew the Wei vent, and on the conclusion Mr. Cooke remarked that Mr. Nicholson was not altogether unknown to the world. Mr. Commissioner Harris—He is certainly known to a good many creditors—(a laugh) ;—he was also known to the records of the Court of Bankruptcy, and the Insolvent Debtor's Court. The court accepted the bell in the sum of 1,0001, and the discharge was issued to the 12th November, the day ap pointed for the hearing._ IN as JOSIPE Win.—Two PETITIONS. _ . Tine insolvent, who was in pruon at the snit of his own brother, applied for bail. He had petitioned under the Pro tection Act, and on application the court had allowed him to petition under the other jurisdiction, ►eing in prison. His Honour suspected that it was a friendly arrest, and examined the insolvent It, howevcr, appeared that it was a very hostile proceeding. Bail accepted. THE POLICE CO URTS. GUILDHALL.. CHARON OP OBTAIN1;C; 17/00DiB7FALISI PRZWIIIIIS Henry Stankidge, of 60, Princes-street, Kingslsad-road, was brought up for final examination, charged with Wain. ing, by fraudulent pretences, two chairs, a carpet, and other articles, of the value of 1001., the property of Messrs. Wil kinson and Co., of Ludgatehill, cabinet makers sad up holsterer, &c. Oa the 13th of April the prisoner called and gave some orders respecting carpeting and other things, representing that he was bretherin-law to Mr. Rudd, of Stoke Newing ton, who was known to the firm, and that he was carrying on business as a coslmerchat at Weybridge. According to his directions, the goods that he ordered were sent to White's-wharf, Shadwell, where he said be had some barges lying, and else, that period they bad seen nothing of him, and it afterwards turned out that what he had stated re specting his being a coal merchant was entirely false, It was also proved that he had pawned the goods iimmediately after their receipt, and cold the tickets. Bir Peter Laurie ask• d it there were other charges ? Chile, the constable of Trinity-square, Tower-hill, who has the prisoner in charge, said there were al. Sir P. Laurie said he should commit him for trial and other indictments could be preferred spinet him, if the parties *aught proper. CHAR°. or Hosea Srsatrao.— Wm. Hands, of 69, Auguatuestnet, Reatriat'spark, was brought up for final examination in the custody of a metropolitan officer, named Leekerby, charged with stealing a horse, and also with ob %anise a quantity of goods mid r false pretences. The prisoner declined saying anything and Sir Crisman Marshall committed him for trial. WESTMINSTER PLIMDIZING 811:11111.1X17H1;AilT WWICHYLIEIIB Wiaiant Rolls was eharged on intpicion of being concerned with another, not in custody, in stealing three gold watcnes. The feature of the cabs closely resemble those of a number of robberies which hare been committed of lam at Chatham end Rochester. About 12 o'clock yesterday the prisoner and another per soa-wer• seen lurking about Mr. Yilliek's, 9, Knights bridge-tenuce, silversmith sad watchmaker, and were thee observed to separate. Shortly after which the prisoner in gaited the price of . 5fa . :) ... /lassre outside the shop, and while Mr. Killiek was with him, the other person was seen to enter the sh " o7, - L1 net by Mr. Killick, and to leave it is a minute or two afterward'. Immediately upon which Mr. Milli& and the prisoner went in to look at some other glows, when the former observing some watches swinging an the glass cam, and evidently just disturbed, suspected something was wrong, and finding that three of them, vela* 401., had Men stolen, detained the prisoner as an so complico of the thief's. Prisoner made no parches*, but said he'd bring his " old woman " from Sunbury that even ing, to look at the damp. The accused, who declared he knew nothing about the robbery, was remanded till this day. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. SATURDAY. OCT. 20.1349. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Mae *Weak yesterday --- - --- -- Nice o'clock yerertay morning. Coerce lasactie et Name at Plan. w ol ill& - - *r a i l. State ct Wesair. BASSIOWreite S. Geatießreteo asodlems Mural= B. Oastie Prows Pertially Cloudy Bannon 8113111.41a1i .... B.W. Gestic Item Partially Cloudy Eatricswaria Ilaaorecoe ....- Munroe. &E. Cattle Dream Ciecticis CASSIUDOS Colmar W. Ocalis Dram Pcetislly Moly Gude Bream •w Cindy Baran Drew" Clcudise Rama B.& Calm accelice Cala amass Guavas Guircanaa GREENWICH. &E. Goads Orem awadiro HAiricro0e.....- &LIMNOS Henries."'" B. Blrcag Erma' = Cloudy 'ALMS B.W. Gaelic Drams Lemon= B.E ellreecltretas Madly aoudy taiorroie LrYSZPODI. B. Goads arms Partially Cloudy Ncercuarta- .... ..... Oirollll &E. Cala Medlar Prriasciaocum B.W. iltracilercia" Cloadlees Omafißrim Overcast Puna ............ Si. Saircillems Partiolly Candy ISS.DISS...-..... ....... N.E. Undo Mass Peettaily Casey Evart Saar littorganeas 7 *MOSSY= &W. litroartereas Oeccust &rune* Gestic Bream Cloudless ltreactooa ... LW. Cala Cloudier WsnrSie4TlN Yea-corm Comm of Wind. W. LONDON, Tins DAY, Nome. llbenstlt of Wind. etas of Weaker. gentle Breen. Cher. Oatfriaia, Manning, from Nerraatl for itendabittt wrecked mar Roatimemog, 9th inst. ; crew sated , warp, Oct. 18. Ri o G ree d., Ryan, from Cardiff, war towed up to this Pest 29th ult., baring been en shore on the Otter Middle... New Yerk, Oct. 3 Seagull. Dick, from Odessa far Dublin, came on 'bore alma ten miles to the southward last night ; crew my* u the weather holds moderate, a great pert of km eugo goy be saved.—Wndoed, Oct 17. T e e, Langwell, from Lima, put in here 18th but. leah g , L id must discharge part of her cargo (guano) in ands4s s be surveyed—Rio de Janeiro Aug. 22. Victory, Minto, from Onega to England, pet beck ken e* Oct 3. ult. with loss of boats, bulwarks, and part o f desk le* She will be ready for sea again i n a few days—atehsegee. . Verbena, Watson, bound to Cronatadt, which was on slurs in Frenchman's Bay 30t1 nit., war got off lut night, a m la being towed into harbour, filled, and is now lying her broadside on the edge of the Herd—Shields, Oct RC' Vesta, Albers, from Hartlepool for Rendsbrug, wag a m * on tie w ee d of Langeroo g , 13 t h i nit . ; crew inved—Rst% a.- nee le LARIVIID. i____211 ..... i, 0 Hamburg HelLand Lisbon Pacific India vii Soutkaniptan India vii Marseilles Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havannah West India Oct': 22 Ott. 22 Oct. 24 Brazil A it It 1 V E D. Amer Xarr-at Fleetwood, October 18, from (helm Auco-at Plymouth, October 18, from P. E. head Amm-at Pentland Firth, October 15, from ............. .....„.„Qn s k i Amurnia -at Queenstown, October 17, from ALZIII. nALL—at Queendowo, October 17, from ........ .C°4 4!M Aoatos Jomminre-at Queenstown, October 17, from A t Acme-at °remand, October 19 from Amami-at Linomok . October 19, from New yek AIIIDZIW Pomona-at Liver= r October 19, frc0n.........mna,,, Axe Kmonv-at liverpool, 19, from ...... ,.....4 4 ‘; BIITAIIIIM-ar Liverpool, October 19 Baum-at Gravesend, October 19, from —. ._. —....._ .... !beds - - Baran—at Bristol, October 19, from Ohm Basses—of Brietol, October 18, from Banner Tronalt—at Closter, October 18, from 111. Casans—at Exmouth, October 18, from. 110 3 19 1 Cacouss—at Gloater, October 18, from St Ashen OiLIPOPI4—at Hull, October 18, from Ilsodoy OULLZPICIT—at FouthAmptoo, October 18, trout ......it be CrTT or Romans— at Gravesend, October 19, from ...... Gabe Duce or WZLLINOTON—at Gravesend, October 19, from NA N Bean Mamas—at Falmoutb, October 18, from NM Buro—at Shields, uctober 17, from locums— WY Queenstown, Oct ober 17, frost. Bosora—at Liverpool, October 19, frost ........ .......... Fusaa—at Falmouth, October 17, fret . Poo ar—at Plymouth, October 18, from Cams Etaitiram—at °reverend, October 19, from ... Minn Poarmusauur—off Liverpool, October 19 GaLll.l.l—at Liverpool. October 19, tram P.E. Tally GLamaroa—at Deal, October 18, from Yew Tat Geo. listeanes— at Falmouth, October 17 from . Left Hosatcas—at Gravesend, October 19, from.--...... Hoarser—at Liverpool, October 19, from P. Ca Imuserc—at Liverpool, October 19, from . ...« ANEW Janaica—at Clyde, October 17, from lons Paar—at GtkeellatOWll, October 17, from J. Z.—at LiverpooL October 19, from New TIN! Juno -at Liverpool, October 19, from St. Juba'', NA Loccwoose—at Liverpool, October 19, from. Quills Laczarner— off Liverpool, October 19 I.OIIIJ Asairvaron— off Liverpool, Ostober 19 _ . _ - Louisa torsos-at 1 almuutb, October le, from Rio harks LCCT AION-at Queenstown, October 17, from St. John's, NJ. HOIANIIVICZ-at Southampton, October 18, from Quin Keay-at Plymouth, October IS, from 111 11 Maxwssa-at Southampton, October 18, from Lena bioturrua -at Dundee, October 17, from hoist Vertu lIILLEVA-Oft Liverpool, October 19 Nsw Yuan-at Liverpool, October 19, from New Toth Nsour-off Liverpool, October 19 OSMAN -at Hull, October 17, frsm (terabit (Warr-at Pentland Firth, October 14, from Mimi Carter-at Gravesend, October 19, from Valits Oanty-at Liverpool, October 19, from It. John's, 8.11, Friii.tosi.rata-at Liverpool, October 19, from New Tat Pumas RoraL-olf Liverpool, October 19 Future Dass--at Gravesend, October 19, from. Algot Bq POTIMATZ-41 Gravesend, October 19, from Lasnersba PAMAOON-at Oravemend, October 19, fr0nt......-...... Pans Grasii-at Sunderland, October 17, from Gmlat MAXIM Ithino-st Gloster, October IS, from. .111thilsas Wallitlitlf•-la Greenock, October 16, from. Trani. boyar. sovuuuos -at Scilly, October 16, hoes. Chen* Sinsuotn-orl Liverpool, October 19 *rumen -at Queenstown, October 17, from in. Joke's, N.B. Sorau-st Queenstown, October 17, fr0m.............. ..... ..liaggs Turerti-st Greenock, October 17, front gales THALISTRUI-at Greenock, October 17, I from. .11erbeim T011074111-4t Clyde, October 17, from ........ .. ..... ............NcoMif Tuuroir -at Gravesend, October li, from VANDII2A-51 Liverpool, October 19, hoer.. 1: Mimeo Kirouvor-off Liverpool, October 19 WAll.lll—at Comm, October Di, from ....-....... ..... .. lbis Wm. AND JOSEPH-off Doscr, October 18, from Qedes WILLINGTON-at Deal, Octooer IS, from. ..-11161111 WATUIWITCH-off Falmouth, Oct. 17, from Alia ZWLIITINA Luz.- at Liverpool, October 19, from Gimbal BAILED. Arty-from Plymouth, October 18, to Idol ADELIND-from Shields, October n, to eardrum ADDIS SOPHIA-from Liverpool, October 19, to Andel Mutts-from Liverpool, October 19, to. ............. .-...... Ail APHLKY-from Gravesend, October 19, to ALUM-from Gravetend, October 19, to . ... - ...... BIM litonaarems -from Grammend, October 19, to Barrmons-from Liverpool, October 19, to ........„...„.„ = Barsev-trom Liverpool, October 19, to tkomeormaz-trovo Liverpool, October 19, to Boemo ll = Cmuma-fmen Gravemod, October 19, to ...Mil CiIILIAN-fram Grawsead, October 19, to Aldo DiarrecaLtro-from Falmouth, October 18, to imall Dora-from Hull, October 18, to . ~2 ......................1 Daeirrisces -trona Plymouth, October 18, ,to Eromeiom-from Liverpool, October 19, to Calsili &IMOD PALDIM-11011 Liverpool, Oc tober 19, to Fuca Da Lis-from 11/11109001, I. 17, t 0... ....... - = Five Burma-from Yarmouth, N., October 18, t 0...-. ............... Geoacts-from Plymouth, October 18, to .Lesim licsa-from Liverpool, October 19, to .....« .14ewboadlool llsasurots-from Liverpool, October 19, t 0... ........ iterfasolid latocuA-from Gravesend, October 19, to Sera Lon LOUD WILT-MOWS -from Liverpool. October 19, to. Mello I.OIIIIOD-from Liverpool, Oct bar 19, to Lot turr-trosc Gravesend, October 19, to Demob - Moraacli -tram Ontrocend, October 19, to Puerta AMMO MALCOLD-from Gravesend, October 19, to 13"ta INrearza -from Liverpool, October 19, to .= PANDORA-from Portsmouth, October 18, to. Alesankla ROWALLAN-from Liverpool, October 19, to. Bu IL Pest.- trout Liverpool, October 19, to = T. AND J. Carer-from Plymouth, October 18, to Wizczo-ham BIWA, October 19, to .19. llicludlt VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ASIA (ship), from London for Quebec, Oct. 7, off St. Petro,. BILIDALSAIIR (barque) of Pieta, from Liverpool, out 17 days, Sept. 11, lat. 46.24 N., l to. 41.19 W. CONIIISAART. from Miranda' foe Liverpool ? lat. 51 N., 100. 12 W. Eamon (ship), Mier:kes, from Philadelphia for Liverpool, Sept. 13, lat. A km 71. Fuse, from Quebec far Liverpool, Sept. 17, lat. 48, ton. 49. HArroxn (brig), from Liverpool for Newfoundland, out 22 doh Sep:. 7, 1at.46.35 N., lon. 48.9 W. HAULMS (ship), from Liverpool 18 days, for New Orionis, Sept.; lat. 30.36 N. lon. 33.49 W. J. N. Gomm, Iran Liverpool foe Charleston, Aug. 29, Ist 41, 100. 19. J° Bl4 " MAUI" ( 1111 P). Prost, from Liverpool for Baltimore, WOO, of St. George's Shoals, and was seen on the 24th. Maosorr Weer (brig). from Batavia for London, Sept. 22, ist, 2459 N., long 34.55 W. POMONA, from Quebec for Newcastle, 13th ult., off Cape Bay. PROWL ALBEIT (ship), Meyer, from New York for Landon, Sept. 1 7, lat. 44, lon. 33. RAI,ICAL, from Quebec for Sunderlaad, sth ult., lit. 46 N., loa. 45 W. Bonus (brig), from Liverpool foe Genoa, Ist feat., off Ceps a. Vincent. SULTAN, Brown, from Quebec fa Queenstown, 16th tilt., off W. Pali of AntioodL Ysonss (ship), of Greenock, from Liverpool, Sept. 1 9 , lat. 0.50 114 ion, 23.33 IV. [Advertigement]—A LIFE °HAWAIIAN, ONE OF TIM LUXOR/ WATIMLOO, CIMILD or RIIVXMATIPX nY HOLIOWI I I 4 OINTNIM AIM PILIII.--Mr. Thomas Brunton, landlord of the Wan. too Tavern, Coatham, Yorkshire, was afflicted lor many months wilt rheumatism and rheumatic gout. His legs were dreadfally painful, and disfigured with colours of every hue, frightful to behold. For tea weeks he was wholly unable to walk, the treatment he received fray several medical men not only failing to do him any good, but him, in fact, in a considerably wales condition. At this junctark Holloway's pills and ointment were resorted to, and by their sale mea a he has been restored to health and strength.—field by druggist; and at Professor Holloway's establishment, 244, Mae Landon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ARDEHLEIL—Oet. 11, at Hama, the Hon. Wm Adderley, of II daughter. Auol 1.-oe. 13, at the wife of Mom I. Avigdor, of Nice, Of • eon. BEREeFORD.—Oct. 16, at Wyrooodham Reetory, Leloceterddre, Of lers. J. Bereatord, of a daughter. DIXON. - ost. ta, at King William's College, of Nan, the trifeof the Nev. R. Dixon, Principal, of a eon. LAYARD. 7 Oet. 16, at Stratlord-green, Essey the wile of Clot. B. G. Lewd, CatnerOalana, of adaoghter. MONTGOMERY,—Oct. 14, at Grey Abbey, Lady Chazlolte Void. gomery, of a delight/a. YARRIAOIIB. BASELET—TIODSON.—Oct.I67;7II;I;Trinity, Brompton, Capt. C. Bewley, Bengal Army, to Marian, second daughter of the late C. H. Hodson, Eaq , of Wellingborough. BONHOTF.—FEASEIL—Oct. le, at St. George% Efanover.mtore, J. L. Bonbons, Esq , of Java, to Margaret Still, only daughter of J. Fraser, Esq., of Hamilten.terrare, St. John's-wood. BROWNE—BENTON.—Oet. 17, at Edmonton perish church, by the Nev. T. fats, Vim, Capt. S. Browne 6Gth Mgt., 8.N.1., to sash Elesaor, eldest daughter of the late J. Benton, Fp., Lanka]. COOKSON--COULSON.—Oct. 16, at Houndwood, Charles Edwards youngest son of T. Cookson, DN., of Swinburne Castle, Northum berlend, to Sarah Turnbull, eldest daughter of the late Cipt. Cod son, It.N , of Houndwood, Berwickshire. DEATHS ARMSTRONG.—Oct. 13, at Soutbasa, Pocamontb, A. Arm.troni• Req., M.D. 110THAV.—Oct. 18, at Loirndes.street, Augusta Elizabeth, 64 ° ,4 daughht of Capt. the 11°11.0. F. Ilotham, R.N. LANGTON.—Oet. IC, at Weet-hW, Wandsworth, Eleantg, • re of D. Langton, Esq., aged 70. METER.—Oet. S. at Ilt.Pb.&, aged 79. Peigonrille, P.l. Xerr, Printed and publiabed b WILLIAM Kula Harm, in na. a, winiaiel street, in the City ut London. Printer, at the °thee, in L •treat. in the precinct al Vlldtaiesa—linosoar, Oomot No;. 7 Oct 21 0 A .4-1 ON mitabilabed 11 for Lite, Fil 7, Ro - 36N8 to or eat rthe ale et witty, either pet PANT, 9, Great EENDER Buyers of wiLL,Am 8.00318, 39, o . r man-street. The issortment of GENERAL 111.0. either for variety, marisbiP, while ti bli.hrtient has be. Bright stove% wit ditto with *rand gu ineas; bronz•ii steel fender., fru £2 l6s. to ten gni rester and oth-r money inter - n. 111% with engrArtuirs a.n. 1820. lAMPS of unload, a. M sad other LAMM, with all most recherche papier mune. h Nippon and hurt. No. 1, Newm gelling. nail IA (marked " Palmer 4e. 3d. per imps net approved or post) free.—Estab RtM LAN .yertectly free ir puisbeti for to the .Idn ; while' WA, It ealwla oil inflammation, or spots, freckler, Tudlunt bloom it which it Influx Beware of quirt! gents utterly no endongerhut ho, 'upper of t h e el bold by the Prop sprcable ehemh The viols' Decembre, been suppcs trolled by a the Presider Mlle, but i went no f r journal. lr is in comp's decision. pnleon that Foreign AE services 6IIU pro, iston up the epistle %w. f.' in persusi i day and via M. Bnrr moment to firm then t says since, August wt) of future Of cour« the mibis.r proprio d which eh bating as lose sigh) tentions the Pope not to be Note cannot pi M. Barra indeed, more plai whole of Thiers, N off. Th, abdicate 1848, Philippe, Napoli pc if. Vt. Lilt, has account claims al each of buildup, tams b, I full, al d f No.