The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-19 00:00:00

,_____ OUR REPRESENTATIVE SYSTEM DEVIZES. D.vis:s, the enmity town of Wiltshire, is a place ; which Mies its appearance. A easual passer-through • weld be likely to regard it u • town of meth =tent and importance. Certainly its courts at law, its *grebes, and its Mesketeplace, would bee a bor ough el the stoma clam But when you hare 10011 these yea have mesa ell that Devises has to show. It has liver or no cuss street!, and notkiag in the shape of a : ..barb. The wrist plase and the approaches to it . Wm the taws of Devisee, sod whet pea harems them you have seen the whale of it. Except upon a mukselay, Devises is este of the plisses in }inland. Not a Greater' is to be mesa is its streets somedasse for tea skates together. • Mikis(' is doing in the shops. at the bank the clerks done over this newspapers eembrtaW, and yea may ring the waiter's bell at the ism eseroons a doses thus before you will find a living soul to answer it. The Sleeping Beauty might have had her pokes at Devisee, No drowsy is the place sad all its populadon. But, cm a muket-day, the upset et Devises =deo. goes a change. The streets are filled with maths at sore—for this is $ pitched market, and every thrum beings his load for male at saes, without Mosses to h p Famous wives aad daughters Om remarking the shops; Menses' labourers are drkkieg la the redeye= l farmers' horses crowd the sisMeethlfirgigsthe stable yids; whilst at half& &woe AMIM %metes market colineries are making ask fltit 1 6 agricul!uralletd, Via are betting their 1 by bargaining with the wen dealers outsi de. r if t: ie t ows at this time is a busy town : the other days is the wok it is a brick and nectar desert. Before the psesiog of the Be.ke Bill, Devisee was what was called a" corporation borough.* The right of voting was then vested is the mayor and a select number of self-sleeted bargesess. In these corpora- tion boroughs if the number of these burgeons was eawidershie. the repreeentatien was generalllade point. Os the o th er band, if tho numb er was Hilted, the bmeegh was either "ander mansgesear or subject to an "Waimea' Devises was a good Mae trades of the weak( et this eyeless. The corpora' ion owssisted of the mayor sad 36 hareems. The repre esatatives whom these gentlemen . were usually in alined to edict were ambers of meseatial families kor near the towm We omeequently find, shoat theorems the Wooed history of Devisee, that its representatives were sonseetml with individuals who, somehow or other, exercised a local influence. The interest meat powerful for many years at Devises was that of the family of Sutton, et New Park. The lam sale represestative of that family bad two daughters, co-ltsireems, me et whom marled Mr. Addington (Viscount Sidmooth), sad the ether Mr. Eitcoart, the late member for Oxford Uhivorsity, whose grandfather was a woolstaplar, reading is • Devises. Mr. Addington sit for the borough in several suseessive parliaments, and when he coma to do so the New Park int uses soured the Mara of Mr. Esmond, the husband of the second sister. Mr. &toot held the seat from 1805 to 1826. The other member during the same period was Mr. Joshes Smith, d Earlestoks Park, now the mat of Sir John Cam Hohlsou.e. Mr. Smith represented Devises from 1790 to 1819, when his property into the hands of the then wealthy merchant, Watson Taylor, who thenceforward and down to 1 1 at in parliament as one of the members for the borough. The influence of them two landed proprietors was maintained, first, through the ages of • clever at t.:easy, who " mmaged • the ooeporatios, and secoadly, by means of dinners and presents to the burgeons. De visee was, by no means, a dear seat in these days. A little exercise of goverment patronage in favour of the sons and sons-in-law of buqessm,—a few good dinners at New Park or at Emiestoke —a basket of OM. on the fad st i fcber,—• kind letter, and a friendly call when through the tone—these civilities were exacted, tso long as they were paid, there was little more required. In 1832, however, when the franchise was thrown open, these sorts of tributes went far main. The ten pound householders of Devises, et whom about 300 were registered,loolud out for independenteandidates. Mr. Wadham Locke, • solicitor and banker, very much respected in the tome was one when they selected ; the other, Mr. Montages Ore, tow= resident in Wiltshire, was brought formed a body of dissenters, who desired to have a mem who would represent their views. On this occasion there was a third candidate, Admiral Sir Philip C. H. Durham. Sir Philip Durham chanced to be attend ing a sale of Mr. Watson Taylor's seat at Bark/stoke park, when he met with an old meesmate, one ap lain whose family were bummers and influential in Devises. Captain Taylor induced Sir Philip to offer himself to the oonstitesisey. He did so on the first occasion without suers, the numbers being, for Locke 216, Gore 166, Durham 94; bat on • vacancy which occurred soon after, in consequence at Mr. Gore's retirement, Sir Philip Durham came in without opposition, being almost the first person un curetted with the district who ever had bees known to obtain election for this town. At the general election of 1835, the Hoo. D. P. Bon orb, a brother of Lied Radnor's, was brought for ward by some of those who had supported Mr. Gore. Mr. Bouverie made an indifferent candidate, and was beaten; the numbers being, foe Locke, 240; Durham, 164; Bouvet* 96. , In the November following, Mr. Wadhan Loge died. Although a while himself, it should be nut. • timed that his family were, and still nook, • brio in their politics. During the Was :en kis membership, the Carlton was always trying to get bold of C. • whose opinions were as& meellsosi particularly ' decided. They made a great pub to induce him to vote spinet his party on the Bpsakership,_ but Mr. Locke was firm, and gave his vote for Mr. Aber aremby ; whereupon be was heartily abused by the tory prose, and accused of being subservient to the Marquis of Lanedowne—an acclamation which Mr. Locke thought it right to publicly deny. Upon Mr. Locke's death the influence which the Reform Bill ought to have destroyed • ventured to show itself in the borough of Derive. Mr. •* T. B. Estanut (who has sines wood the sane et Bethercia) proposed himself to the coaditleasy . rivivias the old inflames' connected with the New Park family. The Devises liberals} who foresaw • great danger to the bough in this nominatim ' went to the Treeing Ike advios, and Captain Deans Benda., who had repressatol Greenwich front 1832 to 1836, was seat down to do battle with the Bet elints. The battle was fkreght gallantly by the libe ral candidate, bat the lewd influences were too great fre him. He was beaten by 12—the numbers being e . . far Estuart, 167; Dundee, 146. It had happened in the ease of Sir Philip Dlr .- bus that, after un on. defeat. he was dim %Amin a seat for this , upon a vacancy •'• whisks* afterwards mearred. a the Name way it timid with Capt. Deans Dundee. Early in 1836, die Phkp Durham was appointed to a command. He ▪ easignsi his seat for Devisee, sad Capt. Dundee me lee esedsibint. without any opposition. At this time, is ". fast, it weenie by my means the interest of the talks is aim at both the seats. It was asesseary, before ~,. they did that, that the Estooart interest should be Inaly established , and that, in little MOM than three • • a -, donne could sot he effected. -• ••• It was probably owing to mach the same cause that, at the general election of 1837,Mr. listeourt and Are ZtDandasweessisin returned without anyoppo ialnsither party propoing to " disturb the peace • 4 lr the town," by introducieg a second man. There •••1 • • mere, however. at this time some indioatioes that ''l • things would ad remsia as they were though the •. • , cppeeition which was threatened rose tither item a -tete thane political moo fit Outeeolt la Devises a ate. HID, "• • ned dee royal my, the gen *fa phyisian t a sew ••••tlemas et no very one Maass" bat with sa lt. 13 • 'tLtO (tor * gab, very Moat, sad sot particularly The mom whisk attended this geode- ZaTieTeegonearing exertion, may be a loosen to re •::-Atto sal i i} way dependent 011 LEN b. • nifty us how candor we hok -as • 6.0111111.• t eiffeese, sullicient or net, to with .1 - Jerboa is may thanes to come in contest laset. , llll,*at suns period or another of his Eng 11.1.01 . • It . Wrbd with apt. Dears Dallas, and had • T‘ , him saes real or eeppwsol .the 8 " aiwisi to tionfzu into a wabstanlld .15 1-" easegy sod. peresvessoss with which he Aoke. Arloomohmee• was worthy of a better cam reel. ,dp .fttes their adses huge/old seek -a ootetevi the bust Mislays 'hen P • As le esieythiar Olt rawksaglula bail ow THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1849. done whilst commanding the Raj : ship in that har bour ; and in fact represented him in each colours to the electors of the inland borough of Devisee, that when Captain Derides main came amongst them, public feeling respcotisg hum bad very materially dime/ The occasion of that next visit arms from Captain having boss waisted Clerk to the Ordnance. rill wo a d do ra ther o p that that ap watt Wt rather operate in his favour than him. Bat lieutenant Hill was not to be pro ne tories determined to bring forward a ennui antidote, and they selected Mr. Walker Mama of Compton Basest, a gentleman whose elms ewe little brew bat whose connexions in the twisty were somewh at ineesetial. Mr. Neasage, besides the favour of Mr. Hill, to bear open the skaters of Devises an in very usassally exerted at elation% bat whisk Is as agrioaltand Metric& may sot be without smith. That interest was—the kowodo. Ambit= a neither-in-law of the boa. member, boated the assity. No looser was Mr. Homage fairly in the per Devisee than the master of the hounds fixed • sent in the market plow, and the whipper-641r00m, heaths" haws is red oats, top-boots sod mars, buss., length, sad all, went to pay their worths free sat thispodist, and to rvg_:7l4l B of their votes mail interest en behtat of Mr. Swagel Whet main this nueseding the Mae somethable, was that Mr. Anisette- Smith inflamed at fie time to be High Sheriff of the very meaty, 111 *s meths town of while his mama wen thus flea hartsfoeemmiise Il itdeaden amasses& is the spirit this was, maM=S . be eiLeeted to be very . Yawne d.: We d, upon examination, that this mintiest was altogether the most disenditable that ever occurred in Devises. Public homes wee opened oa both sides, and drunken mobs the streets night and day. Oa the ip Captain Daisies was te mailed hisb the infuriated tisans ofd Hill and hominids assume. Some disgusting /glows, alter trying to shoat him down, at leng th esmassneed *Wog at hiss through pertheeters ; and, by the time he left the hastier, be was covered with saliva. Some of these men woes taken into custody and carried before a losal tory magistrate, who fined them a aliliwy ! Bo the election went on. Oa the poll, se it was declared by the re turning rear, Captain Dundee was elected by a majority_ of 5, the *ambers being for Dundee 109, Mmeeige 102; but it subsequently appeared, on the hearing of a petition before a com mittee of the House of Commons, that in :asking this return a sheet containing the votes of persons who had polled for a . particular street bad been omitted, and as the majority of such voters had recorded their serer; for Mr. Htip, the committee un seatedretCS Dundee, and ared that "O.W. H. Hensel% was duly elected, and ought to have been This was the end of Captain Buodas's connexion with Devisee. Lieut. Hill subsequently obtained an appointment on full . pay from the government, and was reported in Dermas to have owed it very mate- 1 rislly to the exertion of Admiral Dundee's intermit. If this be so, it is highly to the gallant officer's wiour 2. and sot a little indicative of the Christianity of his disposition. Devises, subsequently to this election, became a thoroughly tory borough. In 1841 there was no op to the re-election of Messrs. Sotheron and When Sir Francis Burdett died in Fib., 1844, former accepted the Chiltern Hundreds, ie order to become a candidate for North Wilts. Mr. Ludlow Bruges, who had been thrown oat for Bath, in 1841, and who was Recorder of Devizes, was elated to the seat which was thus vacated, though mot without a show of opposition—Mr. Christopher Temple,* barrister, having been sent down by the , League to advocate the principle of free trade, and having decided upon taking a poll. At the general electioe of 1847, Mr. Homage and Mr. Bruges were re-elseted. In February. 1848, however, the latter The cause assigned for his resignation was 7 1rItli." The member started to supply his place wee Lieut.-CoL J. B. Fatoourt, second eon of the late member for Oxford University, and brother of the member for North Wilts. Thus, at the present time, Devises is mealy in the position it was in antecedent to the Reform Bill, and all the struggles of its independent voters have gone for nothing. At the last election of 1848 it was very much de sired to bring forward Sir John Cam Hobhouse as a candidate. It is probable that the eight hon. gentle man might have been returned. His place of reii dance, Erlestokepart, which formerly gave a mem ber to Devises, brings him into connexion with the lboroogh, where he has made himself more popular than most of the neighbouring gentlemen. The farmers round about esteem him, sod upon their in fiance at the present moment hinge, in a great mea sure, the future electioneering prospects of Devises. For the present representatives are Peelites, whilst the tales of Devizes are extreme protectionists. The. consequence is, that Messrs. lineage and Retessat are not one whit more popular with their own fries& ' than they are with the independent liberals. In fact, if they come in for Devizes awn, they will owe their election more to the forbearance of the free trade party than to the support of their own friends. A " Loyal Political Protection Society," has been formed in Devizes, of which one of Mr. Henesge's most active agents has been appointed secretary. A principal proprietor of the Old Bank, to which Mr. Walla= Locke owed his election in 1832 and 1835, is reported to stand aloof from at leant one of the candidates whom he formerly a'sisted. The farmers have threatened to practise "exclu sive dealing," in the town—to sell, that is, to anybody who will buy of them, but to buy, in return, only of their own party—a system which has been tried in other places and failed signally. Indeed, amongst the Devizes tories there has been lately quite a split, and all eyes are said to be turned on a gentleman in the borough who has gone over to the protectionists, and aspires, it is thought, to honours parliamentary. If the farmers of Devises must have a member of their own, perhaps they will permit no to offer them a piece of advice. "Do not return any half-bred squire or local dealer, who protases himself your " friend," but look out for one of your own class. Get such a man as Mr. Shaw, a practical agriculturalist, who understands and can represent your pecu liar interests. Such men as these are want ing in the House of Commons, and you may benefit your own interests by returning them. But you can do no good by assisting the election of the little landowners who want to get rent out of you, or the small country banters whose notes you are so obliging as to circulate." And now to conclude. The town of Devizes con tains not more than 4,700 souk ; the limits of the borough about 8,000. The rentals here are low, and bat a very small proportion of the houses are of the value of IW. There are said to be about 500 houses rented at that amount within the borough, but the member of registered voters is not more than 350. Now, there are several reasons for this. The rents, as we said before, are low, and ge nerally, since 1832, they have declined. That is one canoe of the mall number of voters. But swum reuse is to be fmnd in the electoral position et the I town. It is weft interest al these who milk to get a borough at this sort into their own hands to do any thing that is Wedded to immune the number of voters. Fee their pm the fewer there are the better. Is Ike thirdace, it mast be mentioned that essay peewee in Devises are anxious not to be on the list of voters.' If we had votes," they my, "they weal be of now io us; we cannot use them as we win* wish, and therefore we would prefer having none at all." What is the rim* for this P Give as, thew reply, the ballot, NA we should not then Imitate fa place ourselves cm the register. Devises might be very prop erly thrown into aMr , Mist et berceghsi sr united with a seeced at ,preee retnising two repeematatives to whams& The of the Wiltshire boroughs is in hot' = tab : a groin abase of the representative system. Boma althorn, Caine, , (bhp Devises, Mai return ms- bury, Maelberos W , and W Ms representatives, gh, although have alt ilton, etzt: popuktion net ameeding 42,000 and aa lel less then 1,900! DIATR OF MI GRAND Doll lIKIZAIL OF St .-T isidifgrairs of tbe data of Ohs Opaafl Date of lir Swam al Zan* aribusa dodo Mel asawassii by tie forefAitjaamill bs = 1 1 e r Wee yobs Mr esairread. Willa as Ihe war safari wish . mai matins& fa a vary lbw vow .at also& its* sit on tif• • faint* of Oa Mil but. M at Worasw, the lkspeor tad Um "oil Dein Was prost 44 bar dlesiblem. KR GEORGE GREY AND THE ELECTORS OF NOZTR NOATHUMBUILAND. Beenrum.wrowTmess. Ilse% 18. Yesterday aflame% the Hisit Hos. BM Her Gri y, Bars, 11. P.. met Ms ermoseasdifeM a gabs Omer in ties temsfer the wpm@ OtAking!illielsiadia g =g with rested tells modest is flmm isms Me Is 1847. The Maur teak gists at the Pad Ms gam, P. O. Selby, Bog. ossegied tie disk. OS the *hi of es *k w el Kr Seep Grey, Anedrejersy em maul W. 11 fret" B. grltsiless. 114., P. Clay, bi l l areat&Avrz a. ttillifi fl thu ie r sk eir the Ibe . car ter _ they. air Theme Te=, Bert., Pik O. Labs" Lq.. • The and Myst team was pretend and dna with TM CHAIRMAN gave the health of their vegressetadm Sir Glens* Grey. (Brest with these times three.) We GUMMI as laitgadelsg theses, said that ism the, bed less him as bosehr Is seed Mate Paeliasnest as moll ask eigesessllliem ofeen of pest magelsede sesserea—meste whisk Mesh abeest_every Mewls esd inseam& a• eal pert al th e Ossifsest olrM Weals, osamaims. This esentry had eddy seamed the warm Mall bed essmiled the rest if Pups, tad hie tea. friend' is the tie r* had spins In kind sem ef share he (Mr G. Orgy) bad Mee dubs ties warms, et these ham He steed there se a amber of the Gomm- Mot. with wham he sited, met stasis, ter them say gase lier ands he the lose as legardsd Mame the merit moist Paseldssee am des to the seam rd the great belli of lb. isbalitsses of this . He was es. ce Oat yeasty sad meat ie scatitsest to beefla teelmeny to the loyal h attesentest et th e e Brest betty of hie esselerais to the shame finds eesstry, sad Meat saaarlrllnai illisrty whisk M vas ask mired philitzd baggiest Msed whisk be MAME they ileus saliepeireise their latest posterity. (Hear) its i dedrom bed alluded 111 the probable visit et her IlePag he NM& He (817 George Grey) Misled that 'risk weed& take plea. Its had as yet reesd ss sdhdd saseessamet 5C k, bet is a esmimmiessies seam by bar Majesty ems ft. lees, lie bid lellsemed Meg t was her ismaliss Ist*, the mews lee to the via& Bat his ceeediesele sihedd veidleet dm her jemmy vend sear likes be •raiddsM ; sad, *mime, she mil we enieb a.. by Ss_ _way. He dissessly Wild lid she caw by the Benda roatte=bib Wei lit no caw part el her wadi mod' with • MKS loyal sr MSS 1.111111106 The right bee. hareem essehmied ay we IMO OMENS; the company for the honor dam bins, and the Mod maw in whisk they had received him, and he same' his mat maid mimed ammitesdess of lassty apelisee.' emeret dideelee Illeimeme4" 'fb• Bishop sad Clergy of a. Bteesse." ' TM Ilsedisied die County of Northumbesiand,' a Prosperity to the le tereste." do., having been proposed, sad lisseered, the company warmed. IRELAND. Dvairs, Bari.. The Countess of Clarendon atocTnipan --- iedihe . l:c;;d- Lieutenant yesterday in his brief tour to the south. heir excellencies are expected to return at the end of the week. If Jenny Lied oould feel such a passim is envy (a supposition of course incredible), she would have had cause last night, on witnessing the effect pro laced by Alboni at the Ores sa Aeolic, in "La ilonnambula." In the clueing some the great con tralto was twice encored amidst the most deafening applause, the sadism* being literally astounded at the power she exhibited. The fair Italian appeared to be surprised and gratified with the vehemence of her Irish admirers, whose applause of her is more worthy of notice, u nowhere did Jenny Lind produce isms effect than at Dublin. Music is extensively cul tivated in society here, and our musical critics are all :apterous in praise of Alboni. CLERICAL. V4CAIII.-IConwri sad Saint v., dio. Beater; value 7031. with !sadden* ; patios, the Bi►hop of Exeter ; void by po diath of the Bev. George J. Coroiab, ILL. NAVAL. . POZTIIXOUTIII, Barr. 17.-The pressing orders for the equipment of Hecate, st.-el., have been this day &Jana/ d, and the sloop will remain in ordinary, Commander Hewlett and crew retards( to Ezeallent.-Terrible, et: frigate, came into harbour this morning to coal, and will sail this evening, or early to-morrow, for Woolwich, to pay off.-In lleaible, st.-el., remains at Spithead, waiting the Mara from XAadoet of her commander (Hoseasou), when it will be known whether a court martial will take place on ea officer of Inflexible, for some smart answer given to a superior *S eer at Aseessige, while hat:ibis wasthere. WOOLWICH, Bury. 18.-Inflezible, steam-frig., Comman der Heneems, whisk arrived at Portsmouth on Saturday from New Zealand, the East Indies and the Cape of Good Baps, is ordered to be paid off at this port, with the Terrible, Mum ship, Captain Ramsay, which arrived at Portsmouth N th y from Malts. Hercules, 74, troop-ship , lying at is, is ordered to embark two companies of Royal for Gibraltar and Malta on the 24th inst. The who are to be conveyed to the former port, are to limbo* ore the 25th, and the Hercules will leave the river the meat day, the 26th inst. Two convicts belonging to the Warrior hulk made their 'yaps this morose g and succeeded in getting oorepletely oh. " The emu o f so luny primula from this ship," says our correspondent, " requires due isveetigation." . Phtm Monnv.- Tea linsoinn.-Notiee is given in last - night's Gazette to the officers and company of her Majesty's sloop Heroine, Charles Edmunds, Esq., commander, that they will be p a id , on Wednesday the 17th October, at No. . 22, Arendel.etreet, Strand, their respective proportions of slave hoagies, for the Steeliest slave brigantine Venue, seized on the 24th March, 1848, and ibis the Het will, b e re. called at the same place, on Wednesdays and Thursdays for the time following months t-Flag share, 471. de. Id.; com mander or 2nd clam, 2461.6 e. 61d.; 3rd, 321. 16e. 101 d. ; 4th, 161. fie. 51d.; 6th, 141. 15s. 7d. ; 6th, 91. 17s. 31d. ; 7th, 81. 4e. 9itil„. Bth, 61. lla. 41d.; 9ib, 41 . 18 s. 61d.; 10th, 81.6 a , did. ; 11th, 21. es. 31. ; 12th, 11. 12s. 10d. ; 13th, 11.4 e. 7411.-J. 0. and T. Sru.watz, Agents. Tan Bostarra.-Notice is also given to the officers and company of her Mejeety's brigantine Bonetta, Frederick B. Forbes, Beg , Lieutenant Commanding, that they will be paid, on Wednesday the 24th October, at No. 22, Arundel, street, thread, their respective proportions of slave and Mgr page bounties, for the Bresilian slave brig Dots Amiga, seised, on the 15th March, 1848, and that the list will he re called at the more place, on Wednesdays and Thursdays, for the three following mo nths:-Flag share. 1131. es ~ • Ileum antoomusandinger3rd clue. 2531.17 e. lid . ; 4th,631. 9s. 61d.; 6th, 671. 21. Bid. ; 6th, 381. ls. 81d. ,• 7th, 311. 14s. 81d. ; Bth,' 261.75. 9 4d. ; 9th, 191.0'. 10d. ; 10th, 114. 13e. 1014. ; 11th, 91. 10s. 414. - ; 12th, 61.6 e. 111 d. ; 13th, 41. 15e. 21c1.- J. G.. and T Sruseam., Agents. Tan Giarrths -Notice is likewise given to the officers and crew of her Mejesty's ship Grappler, who are entitled to share (or the polices brig Neustra Sums della Gardia, cap. tared on the 26th July, 1847 ; also to those who are entitled to share for the brigaatine Pampa, captured by the said asp on the 26th Nov., 1847, that a distribution of the bounties granted for the said captures will be .4:1771 1. 0. 39, Charing-crow, on the 29tk inst., and that the shares set then paid will be re-called at the mine place, agreeably to act of parliament. Amount of an individual share N. S. della Gardia: Flag, $4l. 13s. 64.; lieutenant and commander, 1781.14 e. 2d. ,• 4th gime, 441. 13s. NA ; 6th, 401.4 e. 21d. 6th,'261. 16s. 11d. ; 7th, 221. M. 91d.; Bth, 171. 17a. fid. ; 9th, 131.'. it Old. • 10th. 81. 18s. 814. ; 11th . 61.14 e. o_l4l. ; 12th, 41. ils. did.; 13th, 31. 7s. 00.-Paseps : , 281;181'7d.; lieutenant and commander , • fin 3e. 41. ; 4th clam;l4l. 15a. 10d. • sth. 131. de. 3d.; foth, 81.17 e. 6d. ; 7th, 71. 7s. 11d.; Bth, 'B. 18s. 4d. ,• 9th, 41. lis. 9d.; 10th, 21. I9i: 2d.; - 11th , 21. 41. 41d. • 12th, U. 9e. 7d.; 13th, 11.25. 2141.-OxhAstrorr, Sox, and Co., A g ues. MILITARY, (rim tot ;Ii; ) ) • • WAR OFFI Bart' IL Ist Rest al De-fit R. F. from the 10th Llpht Drape to la arrost, Wes Campbett, promoted. bdassgs.-W. A. Wommor, gent., to bo arm; by par., yin Cork. boa, oho retina. 10th Lieu Drips.-P. Ilmortau, amt., to to sorsa, by par., Wm listedsla, app. to the Ist Dram. be Rapt of P.-11. s Tassavr, Best, - to be mo, by par., Woe pramstad. 6th 11. 1i0, .-11. V. bums% pmt, to be orise v r aig. tihost pm., vise Kano , oar. .rp to Ibis ITS F .; Sorg. D. ham the UM F., to 12thems., Wee latortato, mom co thy 11.- A R. etlial. Ilea, to be ste,Niabort par, rim Bagmen. prossa lath IL L Kam, mat, to to see., tot par., Wes Artedresmpro mseeL • lath ~ F-Irst G. F. 111aDelULD, to to brat, by poor, its. I. War. oar oho Ist.; O. CLAT,geet„ to be aps, by par, vim Marissrali. Wr4 t. -IL D'Onsr Towles, bot!" to to sus. lisoL, without pot It* Abs. J. Z. Hamar, from rra 1F.,; NW as. Wet Wavarrolt, alliOrdt 17th 1 1 .-Iloat. !P. C. Wooloes, lob mi cu bp por, Wss who vat. ; Rot. C. Waal" le 111 Pm, SMV SI O: to b aso,by peo, Arpt perNtfosorrarm, god. to bemo, ll . l 74thsat por„ siss sms ter pica. to the Ile F. 11a4 a. Rum; mat, to be GE, by For., Tice Christi" 14th F.-0, & HAVII/X, to beam, by per., Woe Tborobi, who retires. 40th IP.-Rpo. 0.0. Doom" to be heat, by psi., Mbbert, who 'W. J. E. Baresouff, pat, to be sos.,lp ~Tice Wks, prem.; le. O alma; imst.„ ts be Ma, by porOlot , press. 41111.-AM C ist. swam A. Goo, ILD., to to Ass Nomiro, 472=dto Mb F. A. Lows; mot to be ass, by For. Aft TA , II I I O . Tows 41th F.-F. C. Tam, pot, to to sea, by par., its. Beam prem. 21.Aimarrosise, mat to to am.. by pra% Loom; ma., without par, Woe Ilasco, I = -F lad. C. 336 RomF.-Osot. Odd wham the Repel MCA., to be „ visa AMR, With ial f,lll. /mum mot, to beats , by pm, Wm Ida: eav rom. WM F.-C. W. Yummy, east, to ba am, by pm, Woe arls-tiotialVAlo,ll.lorr, ham the said r, us. ism, via Wirogro, who Thai L Wossaso, pot, M Y es. r by pm, do Alma, pool. 17th P.-ippr Amon= , Bsot, to hJ lON by par, Wet Barmy, app to the 21141 F. 11101 1.-IJost. J. OMMore lo tempt, Without pot, Ilan*. dr. Ira D. Naomi foam to be lirsaL, olio (loemits; Rio. W. Worsts*, from Ws MI Y., tots soy lea Alai 7.--Usat A. KaGeMest. hem the tib ir Mb• alit, p . m who mit; IL. Mama, pot, to be flit, *Wed sr. the 1 1111 8. Leal ray lob 6110 1 7 /Mg 11 8• I Inaled. licenwAs. enev.-4torg. P. BONSETIIOI.. N.D., trots tbs Olt P.. to be Welf.earg. et the kW. obee. Wee R. NNW', N.D., who reins 76-9.1 Re:Swist. Sew. C. W. rooms. to be weice.oarg. Mao hews, Wee Brew ta the Jett Dtgel Of ORDNANCE. Nom IS. Reit. WAY4foote—Oret. llowee.NaJor J. H. Oweent, to M Wee Saillass. Ow. i Gee. Copt. D. W. PATITIII. OS oept.. vies Oelft I Mt Lieut. I. Swwww, to be see. we*. Woe raptor ;K MEL lawcw le be Iket Wet, Wee Relates. 16. .„ Off= Of OILDNANCE. fort. 17. Rest et AslL—fse. des. O. R. Bowe to be apt. Wee Be.'. — *TOW O. E. fettiw. fn.g Lieut. P. O. Paoli to be ow. apt. . Mee fa ter; M. lieek.o.ll: W. Lemuel to be Ent litet., vice °ln Eitelwen.7 Orovet-OeL P. D. Cwoza to be col.. vies OtretvOner 2.7tAwnxiv, le be ibeet.wol.. vice SPORTINCii. MOM AUTUMN WESTING. Whatever dphetea may be eatertaimedel the palm of Saler this samdMilsthe week hearses Ilealiele MI New market, or, tes, of havisi au autos% mane at all, no ore will wit ._p illsam Mx. Desliag the merit of hawing data all that me peedble to moiler it attractive. 68SL, gives to one day's naive spoke volumes of his intestine, eel what ever the neat% say have been, in a pannier, nit of view, it will be admitted that ea this... ea all lonises few sine, he hes salmi fee the assamismat of the nails well sad emensfally. TM Sefehies Itellway directive west Ittland with lam, and we have to record to their at, buten el raising the fates—es at the reamer sasse—(a most objestienable practice), they reduced them to so low a mask as to make it a genies if the areas was maiden to eau the sum soutributed to the Omsk sad the amides enema That, however, is a qua ties car the thaesholien; all that we have to do with the easing is, to mattes the fast as • proof of • determinatioa that again rents be wanting on their part to ensure no oses, sad to add that the unusual facility them elorded, sesplad with ass nod seasonble weather, lamed hunted. to have " a day ea the Downs," who, had the MOW been pz i l e t s d a wraM have remained at home. In giving the credit foe their endue in this teepee; we lad bound to say that their arrangements were far from being sedentary—in proof whereof we need only nation that three lain were at the Cankulton station at the same time; fortunately ao sadden osenrred, bat so much time vas lest by this solunanagemeat that great anthers did not rash the Dons until after the first nos was nut. The amemthine on the aura was au& larger than we had mehipeted, it embraced a good vapor tioa of the kelemmee et " the course," and a few Galen- Wes. Oa the whisk, however, we fear that the experiment, if it 'BMW the iieteepelheee to enjoy a capital day's sport, could rat have been otherwise than a losing one to its promotive. The rasing ammeneed at half-past one o'clock, and tenanted a few musts after six. Nonuser= Snug of 10 ens. each, 6 ft if declared, ite., with 76 added ; optional aping weights. Great Metro politan Bakes issease. (8 subs). Lord theathmeries The Probe, 3 yrs, Sul Bib (100)...(J. Smith) 1 Mr. DlAstimpiaat. S yrs, Tat 101 b (100) (W. Abdide) ismWs a by Leiserood, out of Couatem, hi 111 (MO l (Robert Shenrce BadTl3lol. Brad= of 10 son. each, with 60 ad ded; for two-yr olds ; .colts, Bst 71b; Wits, Sat 41b; winners coot to carry ) 71b, twice 101 b extra. Thraquarten of a mile. (11 ra n or Mann% The Swede, 94 (Mal 1 Mr. W.EtwaWm Bushroder, set llb (W. HomMtt 2 Mr. previa'. Dearrerth,_est 711 i (W. AU& S Betting :-6 to 2on The Swede. Bosworth made the rai ning to the road, where it was takes up by Bushranger, who west as with it to the stand ; when the favourite, who always had the rase in hand, went in fact. and won cleverly by • len_gth. Run in 1 min. 17 sea. Eno* AZIMUT HANDIOAP of 20 son each, h ft, and wily 6if donned, do., with 800 added, winners extra, the second to restive 60 son out of the takes, and the third 26 son ; the winner to pay 60 son towards polies and other expenessiNew Derby course. (68 subs, 24 of whom declared.) Mr. F. 11. Chadian% Klmairsy, 3 yrs, Sat 1111, (serried Tot (Doekersy 1 Mr. Wratbss's Maid of Melissa, 4 yrs, 7d 101 b (W. Metals I Major . Pitt's Moamar, 3 yrs, eat (tarried Sul 31b)...(0. Maser 3 Betting at starting :-7 to 2 ant Keratin (t), 4to ant Snowstorm, 6 to 1 sgst Mourner, 8 to 1 apt Knoway (t), 9 to 1 ant Maid °Mahan (t), and 10 to 1 each ant Stand Sight, Pinata, and Present. Immediately alter starting, Kann took a dear lad, followed by the St. Winifred colt and Kissaway, next to whom were Maid of Meehan and Snowstorm ; they ran thus at a bad pees to the mile post, where the Maid of Mash= tock the second place, and the speed improved, still without being by any means first-rate. Koran maintained his lead until half way up the distance, where he gave way to the Maid of Mahan, Hiram, and Mown? ' • • very exciting struggle between the three ter in in favour of Kiesaway by a head ; the same between second and third, Pinata a eon fourth. Rua in 2m. 60sec. Aancrocuric STATOU (Handicap) of 10 nova. each, h ft, with 25 added. Gentlemen riders. Professed kinks to carry fib extra. New Derby Course. (8 subs.) Lord Strathmore's Rat.trap, 6 yrs, llst 41h (Owner 1 Mr. S. L. Foes Lady Praises, 4 yrs, lOst 61b (Mr. Smill 2 Soney's Titbit, 6 yrs, 11st 1111, (Owner II PLATT of 60 son. ; for 3-yr-olds, let 7lb ; fair, Bst 91b; five and upwards, 9st ; mares and geldings allowed 31b. The winner to tis sold for 200 nes., and allowances if to be sold fer las. Hosts. Oa mile. Itsaisabottora's f by Ve:odpede out of MN Wil. hide S yyrrss,,Mt 131 b 113074 (Ralph Sherwood) 01 0 1 Mr. 's Old Emil& Gentleman, j 1 .9 Ilst MO ( 0 1 0 2 Mr. W. Ltwall's Kessotaa, 4 yrs, Ist 61b (ea (STATISM 0 0 1 S Mr. Mica t's Marquis or Coeynglaaas, a yrs, ast alb (130 L) (S. Mann) 2 2 4 Pint heat wee won by • head, Muter Murray a bad third : the second by • length : the third by half • length, Mies Wilfred Hilly and Old English Gentleman running a dead heat for second. The bunk beat was won by a length. CEBAREWITCH BETTING. to 1 agst Vinton 23 to 1 spt Lail Evelyn le to 1 Otesilvon (t) I 23 to 1 Maanesnent 20 to 1 Olen nodded (t) 20 to 1 Klasairay Vatican was \sand foe an immense sam. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—ThEaDAY. CnaerantuD HANDICA.P.-5 to 2 apt Fernhill (t); 3 to 1 apt Horn of Clime (t) ; 6 1 apt Snowstorm (t); 6 to 1 alp Ada Mary (t); 7 to 1 apt Pity the Blind (t). CiSLREWITCH STAILEB.-12 to 1 eget Essedatios ;13 to 1 apt Gletutron (t); 15 to 1 apt Bt. Rosalie (t); 18 to 1 apt Vatican (t)); 26 to 4 opt Snowstorm (t); 26 W 1 apt Baby (t). Nothing dose on the Cambridgeshire or Derby. tam 3intentgence. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YEsTaRDAT, &mu Ma. Oolanutossa Malmo. . IN RE W. JIEDAN. The rev. WAWA described as of Milton, newspaper proprietor, came up to pass his last examination, owing debts, including creditors secured (5,3781), to the extent of 11,1684 ; to meet which the assets were, " debtors, 1511." The security in the hands of creditors appeared to corselet of the bankrupt's interest in the Literary Gazette, of which he was editor and publisher, of the value of 2,0001., and a policy of insurance of the value of 1,0661. The profits were estimated at 3,1671. ; the trade expenses being 2 ,5771., house ditto, 1,1841. Upon the 2nd of July, 1847, there was a balance against the bankrupt to the extent of 6,0141. Amongst the creditors was the Lord Chief Baron, to the extent of 3001., for moose borrowed ; Messrs. Longman and Co. the pub- Ushers, 2661.; John Roby, banker, Rochdale, 1,0001. The bankrupt came before the court upon his own petition. Mr. Plows objected to the bankrupt's pasting, principally upon the ground that the balenceiheet did not contain a sufficient account of his interest in the Literary Gazette. His Honour ordered an adjournment of the case, in order that further accounts should be filed. Ix as G. P. HELL. The baskropt, who wee connected as solicitor with the Trig, Reading, and Basinptoke Railway came up to pass his last emniestion, which was adjourned, no meets being sled. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL._ Cosmos To SRA iv - siTc.-- - Yesteiday Sir Peter Laurie Galled at the jeaticerooss, and laid that he had received the following latter respelling the imaginary Liverpool firm, a I ts el whisk szS a s the newspapers last week. The letter waif* Ile Mist: Ihisepsi Ileastylke the Probed* a:Trade, osumuseeseet, loriabesa Ihrsmed. eget IL lere-letimew by do Oise rent et yobs*, peer way healable aim meet a. deb. allot mheems, The Parr Le sey apse/ at hatetry to the lammed Oseribee =l* the PreMeelbes: Trade re pull* @I des use bus frt. Ms amps mew my medal Id:. Et id sled= b he re weft ids eillmegis use the Lambe tesammse, I lei krie, with dr Setts yet Om se their gaud, le iimme a Set dike various ems he bee sod le &by bb inders due as peer PM. Ina Ode dud dams bee Wm err piste et bulesile Via leve ; be y t Pet le Is emslimedly adobe Bros pines easiest. rd weft ea r his mews is few moo that Ids walk Wished= misy smipst, treelbele Ihe eloyser of sedismls be mitt a peed el we aim. 11111171 the mum At Femme be is residime LSmeslem, .3114 sad lies very he* one aims be Limped le the ammo it sal 0w end Js.ls ai lei 014 11411111*111114y. I pee.~ mem* tee of lib lettere is ths mimes pu Em de, s mesesseeted. lllr busy thanks he pow teoreadai meal le dna Ihs erseffehy,—l bon the bomb * be yew nig d•lsktalwat, loos Sum. lb Slims* ear P. Lark, Moister Pailm4Ohma OdiMh•L P.e.—Ths haw* ere des msom:—T. P. tillmomr, T. P. 011emoor sem Oa., T. C. Meow wed ON lobe Cilium ma Os„ Theme Gil lian' AM Oa Kowa sad Curesmam sal Oa, Clerk s* end Ce., iiseri arr Wilses eml Co, ami Os, Pen sal Oa, Mr.lbsees. Mt . , Mr. P.O. Parr, Mr. Coke, Qom said Co., Pshbeetbe 03., Thom aid Co, Itureisis ea Co., sal Hew theme imd ok ream Lear% mail that he thought by giving pablieley be the easammdmilea be had remind, it would have a moat baididel eatrt is peekeetiag tredeesea from being robbed by melt a amis. Oa Ilatarday lest a gastimaa eameated with a UMW melestlea eirealar la Uadm meatimed to him that the peaty ens NM the order to the dm already alluded to, was emitipmese aim had bee, for years ea the maims gams, MA lialumdly weed shoat witt el a i l beard leaLestra Gm* la haat of hie chest. Ml* VOW dieened that the Trades' Proteatioa Cheek", wen mealllbised all over the kingdom, sad woe Magas imassal Ira at geed. !. Levee said be W so devil at that, hat the Wan wee foamed tear etneeibeee se to the real ehar -01111 of Ike pardes, Were the newepepers very often m inimal piing the heilvidad's wee. Ia lb. prang k eine, be maw makebee prarst them /nag se, end hoped by memo Cl the peels; 'that Kr. Gillman? , eerier el damp. lion would he pat aa end to. lir. AM. Finheatlase, who sat, begged to aduiewledge die re=f 61. hi pangs aleaspe, to die use of Manes ken WARLBOBOUGH.BTRBET. Hmsetrires QOM or DlSZatlON.—Frelletrick William Nickell Crow*. of Surrey house, Surrey-lase, Battersea, music compeer, was summoned for having deserted end made no provision for two illegitimate shildren, of which he was the father. lfr. CAW*, solicitor, of Virulent-bundler, appeared for the eellqiiitelth and WM the sees wee see of a most inbred WM. Es MOM keg boss e>tie ud. bent e comfortable MEM DM eseepbbine wen at the lime In the service the We Sir Fronds Mildiut, es lairs amid to Lady Burdet t) under wombs Isenisge. Indeed stile Sam of marriage bed been gone through with the defendentorho represented Mae( sea single man. She had hew the defendant two obilibea, and at the ad of July lest she end bee children bad bees suddenly deemeed, and WI in • totally deadest' sonditess. The defendant on* amebae be found, i bat it wee well booms he bad alsooaded with a female pupil with whom he was now cohabiting': The defendant was n air easetences of sufficient effluence to enable him to support his offspring. He wee a concert singer of some nota, and. known u the swim of " Kathleen )/avourneen," " Demist Asters," awl Ow llrltk Nells- Folisocesmebble Scott proved that he had served two sus stima="n7 Se the defendant at Battersea. Heap, of No. 2, Fitzroy-street, the mother, was siemens& Mie hod lived with the defendant as his wife Wessels deft NNW been taught at first to believe that the thelerdont, wbo then lived at Portlandebaseben, Cilia Tibiae& strut, was a single man • but she had since bored sat be bad a wife and family living. The marries* semummy of the Roman catholic' bad taken place between thou. The dates - dent had deserted her since July and bad dens ardising towards the support of his children. The de fendant bed robbed bee of the little property she had saved sad of her fitraitare, and bad left her totally destitute. LeNies Meth then put in end read, in which the defendant addromed the somplidnant u his " beloved wife," and they were &reeled to Mrs. Crouch. Mr. Hardwisk wished to know if there was any other proof of the semplainant and defendant having lived to gether as man and wife A gentleman, named Williams, came forward and said he knew that the complainant and Mr. Crouch had lived to gether as man and wife for a considerable period. Mr. Centre always recognised the complainant ea his wife, and witness bad often beard hint call the two children his own. Mr. Hardwick said the evidence waa sufficient to justify him in making an order on the defendant, but he could not go beyond the limit Axed by law, which was half-a•crown per week for each child. An order was made at once on the absent defendant. .—From " P. S. 1.," 11. for the poor-box . PUBLIC SALES. SEPT. 18.—By MUM. WINETINLIT, at the Mart, four freehold houses, Sermon-lane, Doctors '- commons, with dwelling home in the rear—gold for 1,2001. The manors of TltettOE and Batting Comb, and the advow• son of Trotton, Bum:, containing 1,820 acres of freehold land, with 67 acres subject to the payment of 2,3ool.—knocked down for 40,0001. Mr. BRADRI, at the Mart, the Bonterhill estate—bought l in at 60,0001. (LONDON GAZETTE. —Tuesday, Sept. 18. Jowl Km, 1.1 named vosailiej, to raTeadar Oct. 1 and 22, at 11, at Ow*. bolo , Moms and Coy. Temple, ant Orooott, Liverpsd i se ma*, Cams% Lamps& Salaam IL‘ n. Parbo aid Alabalmo. Gal oalt and bah merchant, 27 and Oat!, at 1 at Ahem. Idols., Skittle* satt Mils% sad Aldridge, Nob; or. re*, Globalti balarra.aeraat. all. Jamas Am. bramariaoyearoot. Southmark, bam marmaar, sepc26 at 2, *ad Oet. 111 at IS, at lbelartball-otroot. May Marrs. Rumen, ldartla , a.lano, Ommomainet ; all aralyr.. Illwaskild. Buingliall. Moore Ram, North MAK Nortitiwherlial, tanker, Oct. 1 at 10% and 23, at I, ot siewmatlwins-TritOrart. Bola.. Bell and 0%, Bow Ohnothyard. ator, wad liwas. Chair. Newcastle-upon- Tyne; o 6 awls., I. Irowcoadt-oposaysa. Woman Towninr„ Brirwl, slate =admit, Oct. 1 end IS, at 11, at Uriatod Cant dol. Ily, iriatol; oft =lg., Amman, BrtstoL INDOLVERT PETITIONER& 0. Banff, Moomsdreol: importer and wkoleesle dealer in " ama ringe=sk. J. Buoys. linvefer• W.Coomm. New Chank-stemit, Marylabone, exporter and importer of limy goody. W. Oseres. Hadley, Middlesex, railway sub-contractor. C. J. DILVALLI, Lawn-place, 13011th Lambeth, money agent. J. Pion. Crown wham LioxTh e anter. J. noun. Maylekkatzeet, undertaker. P. T. Ow. IlamilmeArnia, Wilekirth. Mieney. C. Gni. DIVINIIII4IIOI% IRMA Weir. P. Gun; Bermudnalmt. = 6. lkupiana weaker. B. Conner. 01161.411114 W. HAYWARD, Beaked-gime. milliner. M. Joanna., Leaglime, Berreondem. Jeerewymaa humus maker. C. W. nommen. Ilatemaisr.ereet, Bineenekney, ism= to a ladle' . . µ boot and diC•711111•060LUIVT. S. UMW'S. UPPer Berkeley-street Welk Paddiagirce. fruiterer. G. W. Beam, Lyndhurst,liampshire, Rzense. C. F. W. LW's; Cheltenham, manic. W. Corms, Oldham, Lancashire, carder. J. Fiestas Ike, se dces, Suffolk, cattle dealer. iv , T. Paeans, Devonshire, tailor. R. Osam ,u. lemembire, veterinary autism. J. Hama, Aleurerth, Gloucestershire, wketlwrisht. W. Lames, Hawidiurst, Rent, Rimini labourer. P. Home Wllleraghlky Warwiekshire, terrier. J. A. YMP . PO. peperstainer. I. H. Bansearn s b-akkeeper. H. Wernuesaia Rendeses. Cheshire, fruiterer. irsmummi% Vann OWN PRITIOWS. J. H. Arms, Oslard. eatifeiHeadr. J. BUM]. AlierceleaßeH.llwisk manufacturer. S. Maarten, PbmwerNbeleHeM Hammersmith, builder. J. Bsonaes, 111111MOIlikir0. farmer. W. Scorn, Wellenheillia Lancashire, coal proprietor. R. Borneo, Thom& rimy, plumber. J. buoys Oxheiabast. surveyor. B. Harm:. Li assmaier to a liorneed victualler. J. Bomar, Lesteshire, warehoneeman. J. Jame, Hriaey, licensed victualler. Jmearees, Wray, labourer in a ,ilk mill. J. KWIORT X=INNIOW.OIIII4 lianehester-oqume, and Adezmstreet Fast, Pirtmasoususee, broker. W. LAWRY, Galva, rrsswsraaill,, farmer. P. MACIUXT. Hulme. armashhe, painter. G. E. N. Neoax; Folkestone, Kent. W.F. Mumma, York, journeyman tallow chandler. E. Pasaow, Whitton, Shropshire, anlet. T. Roaixsos, Fountain-place, City-road, braeeounder. J. Rotarxx, liereulembuildinera, Lambeth, c rkeutter. G. Renramoun, Albany. Piccadilly, student at law. J. Rum, Preston, Lancashire, tailor. J. ISPAIIROW Oxford, draper. W. 'Broad-crect, Lambeth, and VauxhalLwalk, Lear Vaux -I,mutineer. P. TOZWIIK, . Cornwall, innkeeper. J. Towne. Torquay, Devonshire. victualler. P. Wimersonos, ChorltomupomMedlock, Latteaeklre, beer retailer. W. Waiuur, Bridgarowl, Lambeth, platter -beer maker. . DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Nrcnoras Bum, NeWWI Abbott, Devonshire, Wolter—Div. of 20e., on new proofs, any Tuesday or Fridvy after Oct. 6, at Mincers, Exeter. Witaraar Savatu BORAX, Newt& Abbott. Devonshire. banker — Further die. of Is. lOid., in addition to 10s. previously declared, any Tuesday or Friday after Oct. 6, st Dirt:ars, Exeter. Joan Ilium= Burs, 'Mutton, Devonshire, innkeeper—lot die. of Is., any Tuesday or Friday after Oct. 6, at IlincePs, Enter. WILLIAM 5W100,1414 Plymouth, bulider—Div. of id., any Tuesday or Friday after Oct. 8, at llirteere, Exeter. DIVIDENDS.—Oet. 18. R. Knowles, Great Bolton, Lancashire, col. lier—Oct. 12. 11. Moseley, Derby, caner. CIIRTIFICATESto be panted, sakes mamba shown to the contrary, an Um day of nisetiag. Oct. 10. W. Clll4 Northwiallt ,Ironmonger—Oc t. Oct. 18. Davis, Newton Abbott, Dsvonehire, 9. J. Jackson, Taimyr Felashain Above, nest Wrexham, Denbiglishire, fanner—Oct. 9. B. Murray, Liverpool, wemlendraper—Oct IS. W. Perkins, Deem port, satinet make 11. J. Raton, jun. Dudley, Worcestershire, printer — Oct 9. Cl. Vizier and IL Finer, Bristol, brewers—Oct. 11. T. Wright, Langton, BtaMedshire, grocer. CERTIFICATES to be oinArmed by the Vice•Cbancellor acting in . Bankruptcy, unless muse be shown to the contrary, on or before J. Barlow, Wha Otramed, anatineee-0. Bata, Blocatabury, staßardvbire, Miaer—T. 4udyr Pallord.almat, Planliso victualler S. Brown, Immareb. Blabik Davits, 'Antler Port, Maffordvabe, iroammalsr--0. _II groom—W. Kar, New. inn-yard, Tottealwascamt.road, cabinet maker. PARTNERSHIPS 11=1POLTED.—J. Allen and T. Allen, Hlalt- Jaw Kaali =raksaddlara — E. Coo) aw oe sad l E. tji.lairua enhead lkner, and Balance -J. Omni& and O. Hurray, Cireen'e-end, Wool ed* C. Parsed and IL I, lkea* Besillord, Torbildre. Ilaindregen—W. Itcatatt. 0.0. Way. and T. ameba, Tuna bud Iltalgtisi, Yabildra, aftenT. ham* and ltesaa* Bo* Bibs* earnans—J. IL W. liar n it ia... alnt=o. Ism . Penaa, eel CI. Bs* sad A.. J ILUTIIe, Meg ecetnetais laT tr i l :dam and B. 11. Be* CovuOyorine sad spirit marebanke—T. Jame sod T. Yllbsa, Odd. road, Mall* Lamm sad J. W. Una* lNWaBkm. eaanded* a 0. Lower and L. Pewter, blellaseareplesa, Om beiambeedireeed. Batheal-nreea, bake boa and doe asaidietnree• —.llallate Lead Bak* Nagdnikam and New 316 M. Ina aka naheturan—a Melba and T. Warfard, Bual4lll44sw,_ Karoo ma neacturen—L Lyda* and E. dameley, Wan* Nortak, arlendaustana—d. dmillsr, T. Om** lad F. W. Mar* Inemon fer.ane, a n d s NaftnOß and Job Mailmen, ae—W. Wane sad J. Wane, Pen. ritkatil=ariseT. Warner and C. Poole Ciren cester, snrporad T. W. Banks, Ipswich, d dolk, in. itmsm METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. Ohla evil WIMIDLY, Barr. 19,1049. The Stets of the Weather at soak et the follow* places at Nino o'clock yukolay morning. Nay . a n ... Courso wyd at OM= c 4 State et Weather. Samearreea. N. Cieolle Gm= Partially Cloudy Hamm: N.W. Cade Hem Camara Saw= N. == amiss Entxnentax lIKIDOZWATZI N.g. Osage Men =Cloudy Samoa N.& GOORlalme Cam Itantstraez ..... gam N. • CMS= Chameow Ounteagras GREENWICH. N. lirwsilkese Owl= LAJUIZ g. Mtn Ilaseealres N.E. Ellallalllcl Norsareza 01L1POSP N.& andallarm Osedlor Hem Irene Owned Puriseera.. ......—. N. Oda Or* Peteramooin . r N.& Skew M Mei, keels Handy Slue LW. Mews Pettey Caeady Seveaamex .... N.E. GlEllalleeen Oman OVIDSUAND N. OinAir Ilmer Put* Qv* Ammon Tamweaes Wzieszava LONDON, Thu *Ay, NOON. 0311129 cl INN& Illnseth of wlad. gate a Weatber• I. Ostie Me" hbolpins dor. 0311ra el VIM. S. ORNeg. W •u o pe s 1 - • Blond', Caldera, frortfreel 7l34 (•%thetlite''dfa4 2 'bore on Roble 7.•faid • 111.9 1 1 t OW! and lastaiA l d s Halifax, N. 8.. B e rt. t t ' . Red amis Tl Cob bdttadle(velllatie Idek Am We eh s the dock,and bYiP VI Olt.V.W. '4 0101:1•11 111 1r--" beitia, ' setfroll ls. -' ' Werdeir . ' rem - " ch: ' lt " ,'''-' `‘.404; . to A r.4 et the entrance of thi,b40911r., 4 0P1 1 .1 1 ftli. * n o after receiving tentyrdervaire sailed sass t at . pool as tn e let ism.. its riti ta b447, iortiog heta up on the 4th Inet„.troill de vee, elm ,dis wane saioinit on the immix— alifax, .8 Ask . Hantelnke, Dizon., of nod Jot Byedttland• Val 4d 4 Svc % went es shore at Freshwater Point, 1,06 Ina ,i n , d ,... , aad has hewn! ad savo4.—st 'reek;. ' crew PEG Newfoundland, Meuse . .. Ocean KM. Kennedy, whish..sai 4 •Itenigi. let t as k:* a verpool, was reported neat peening on shore et Flatifew but was wat off yeeterdem without denude. sad k , sim i it own, Towa karbuql..:-Charlette Tows, Prince Bdested'i Island, Sept. 4. Zothaque, Vanerve,. frola. Newcastle to Bordeaux, y e wrecked on tie night of lb* 12th-lath info., at the mak of the Gironde ; ewer are7d —Pails, 8 1'eA . L ._„..... -:.. minim. I • - MAI TI A . L. dn. Hi " •-••• t .•• • ••• •• oh •••• Hellandl••.v . ...........• Lisbon •••• eee eeeeeeeeeoooo P•Cifie _• • ..... .. • •••••;.•••••• India williontitazaplion laths yil ituseiliss Sao* ant Halite= • Hui* and lilavann . aki West India • Bra~il,~.. r..~...w. ..... L &XI ir.KW. 9 8 49 g. is Ott. 7, Bett -0 _ B eit• 21 Sept. 23 8 •Pt• ii Annom-at Deal, September 17 'rtes'. '._"' . . 4,..........:::,..tim0 k Alone-at Gravesend, 17. -1 1sm ..t."..........1. Mora Huns-at Gravameil. September li, nes ....1.4,,, Amass-at Gravemed, Mipleshor la, 1iam................ Ase-at Oraweasi, Semeambee IS, tens ....pis, BLLLON A—lit e rne ell lA . from „ Saves -at Cbetbeot ela 17: .. .. ....................... bouse-at Gummy, bet iV a lsoen • - • 1 BRAVOSt 111410‘1. Sepermker 17, Sowse-at Srlebseh,rW r Ireafi_ Brate-olt Sepenage, • 17, Wa5M.....-........ lig Conoms-at artbuy .17, Dorn ~...... C. Beaus-at Liverpool, . 111, from ' ' • Cutout-at Liverpool, Septemler 17, froth •• • .. •• • a k Duatoch-at Quessidoms, nigesabir 13, from - Ku no iteseos-et &mem September 17; has. • - . Ewers-off Portland, September IS, from -Mt Eum-oe the Stmt. Sertmbt 7 Is. by_ •••!•••••••••••••••-••••(= Eatuan-at Grimmer!, September le, nom I' Amos -at Shields, September Ilk from FANTOXI -off Brighten, SeptersabMl7, front.. ...4. ;r6 ve' ' , mimeo-at Gravesend, Septeent Le. IS, Noe; ~. Purcas-at Graveened,- , r 111, from_ : , -J...... Tram Booners-at Gramm* Mks 16. tom.- ...= Orammona-at Gramelll4 1 11,010 11 11 7 Gamowara,Doanscor--at Southampton, re ti p g rirTOm" Gescorros-at iranerm, September 17, from..., ... ............ itl e Gooma-off Wareham, September 16, Star ' • ........ Hamner-at Guernsey,' September 14. fr0m...;.Likt„.•....... Haartzr-.t Plymouth,' - September 17, trona 4.4................11Min SWUM 11-411 t likuelds..B44lllllber le, fr0m.................. brote-en Oewm, September 47,. tram_ ~.., r...........” Jam-at Portsmouth, September 17 troth rl it I a .--....... Java-at Bristol, September IN Isis Bran-at Ormond, Septeeellet Ti,• from -St Plim Kars-at Grameenk• _lispeember -IS, 4rom ~, LouSTAPILit -Off ineeti Heed, September 17, from cmy s Lammovsz-ot Gravesend, September 17„ hum.. . ... hum 7!! , Loamoa-at Hull, 6 ber IS, from • ILIAGAZIT Soaps .. -at ratamooth. September IS, tion...= Haas Fames-off Deal, • September it, tr05fi...1.........-:Janin 110611 T-off Eye, September 17, term s.. ... Noma Asu-at Taney, September 11, from New Haimoit..-at Liverpool, Sestaber 15, from Howse-at Llverllot e ro sei tit IA -r 4 . 4 Ornr MARIA-at Ora, off 1 ,,: ,AmeßaY Paarem-at Lival, replan tS, . trona . ,,.., ~,,,,s , „ Iluan-at Hull, Septum IS, from Praecox-at Rochester,' bet 17,' Wm " -i A ...ZQ Q. E. D.-fit Hull, September IS,. fr0m.5........4........: n..Ailme Rom Cteres-at Gravesend. September IS, bap..•. ti t Rosser-at Cardiff, September 17, from ii . .... - • ' u ROYAL Vier:mu-at Hull, September 16, from itecoamem--at Swansea, Ilepeember 17, tram lissourrom-off Teigamoath, Spoliate/. 17; ITOM it= avviam-st roeteassavn. SeStembea 17, Soar 1....' Beta. Boenrsertut-affebe Vert, September ,16, Nervy TllOllllll7 CIPB-at Queown, September 14, . g7r9 , ,--, , • TIROS-at Gravesend, fttespber 18, froni . Smarmiest-at Torbay, Septiarber 15, teem WAIIIIIKIIOII-off the matt, September 15, tam. W. Wrteos-at Liverpool, Sepl.lB, trom...Clielatts Tug lIILILZD. . ,•. :: .1 AololA—hen Oar= September 77, tei • m ' lads Am-hen Mosestom, Septerobet 16, to.: • areis AroLso-from Liverpbol, September lt, to ..tide Atame-tem Liverpool, WoaCI S ,_ let • • • . 1., • : = Amoco-from Gronouro, l7, 'lams Butens-tedo Gremowil, ileMotar 11, loce..s - 6.4 ilexamor-tesso pained-tom r t jr it‘ iispisea r M " l b7l , r to Vio to . . ••••, Cescseem-tem Gamma. September It, to - • • Cmisreo-from therpecr, pernom it, to , , , New Orem Cesousie-from Limped, • adirdar 18, to: - " - ' lid Comos-from Limps*, lopokobsr to, to , Risked Dowarass-hoes 1M Illtilatbst 16 e. ie. ..._.. Dow Door-frod lc, to Mvsiums-trest 15 ;19 - Eiueses-trap Weak, IWO= to • • .- • • 'wale assumes-tram Messes 17, to 1 i ...Ma homy (s.)-tred adissiber 17. to ' • Odide Gioessite-troos dej=lii to-. ...... .....4141 lisessones-hem r 0, ,to . Jodi-from ' le, to ' Jolue WseLsv-Mso ' tar 77, to" '"• • • : 1 2 A 1.00113046 arts-from , leptedber it, 1e.......m.ideem Lowe-from Grimiest, it, t 0.... ..... ........adaiew idricuar -from 1 5 1 . vaeol, 116 to • Ado Iteions--troen IT, to ............ 4..11, Peovlosscs-from TT, 17, te1........... r , MO P-Mat 6 • 17, to • ~" mum P.l.ltAll eLsa sesee a—trom Ore - ' it, •1e..: . .! .... '.. .:sear Poem-from Livereeds Madder 1.1, - es .......addi Vuficsondo-from Liverpool, dotasber la, t 0... Voices-am Gravesend, Septmber It, to • ......... 7-.t= W. &mem-trod Gravvien September ik. t0.......11011. KM VEBS timmarom, from Obamester Alttebse„ Sept. 2, Mt.* 21, 28 W. Maim (ship), from St. John for LlverpookAug.ls, off geslltkada AOSIODZIA (Inagua), from Quaff .703 NOW York, Aug. 42 Con 42 21. Ann (brig), of Workington; from Usideirs, *pt. Hided*** BOLITIA. for Cork, Sept. 8, lak , 43, lost. Summar, from Calcutta far Londani.Aug.,l9, lit. 18 N.los. SIT. CONSTMTION (brig), of Workington, Sept. 3, lat. 45 N., km.* DIAMOND, from (bnstaa. for Cork. Sept. 14, lat. L9,list.ll. Danl. from Singapore Mr orept. 1. lat. 31 N., loc., 88W. P. Saionma, trom .. dept. Lod Livhoo. ENCIIANTILICSO, from Livepr - etaganore, sebtr 5, i5t.117.111.11 HARMON* (ship) front Raw Nods for ClisagotriAtar. 28, 4131848 01 * 11 Shad& . . . lan, from Calcutta far Landon, Sept. 2, lat. 39. lon. 36. Isarams, from London for Quebec, 3rd . Sept , lat 46 N. I*. 28 W. Isamu. from los ui Sep4.7, lat. 48, lon. 82, with toes of cub. legnasot. admen ntmast, and fore and internyrtor, ad ts want of a lower • • • - ..Taum T. rooms from Londoufor youonbillivAug.l2.lat- I 3 L IS. Lemur*, bound northoreat. 1 044 7 , 40 m 21 . I.IIONOLA. from Liverpool for Aug. 22; lat. 39 11., 1m 17 W. lxxvr. tram Clyde fur Itaaritius. June 14 off Mauritius. L'Atcroa. from Lisbon for Plymouth, Sept. 6, lat. 44, too. 23: ' Lormslaip) from Callao far Lortdoo, - 4 4 at *dam, all trall,lM. 43 311 loos. B. Loom Cans, from Bars= for Falmouth, Aug. *Oat. 35 N., 1011 - LLoneo.lbsrutsel, frogs Ingspora for London, obt 134 dal* 8,0.4 L Wwa, lat. 45. 82, lon . 32:23. Pawarurnak (barque),. from Liverpool be Rio Janeiro, Aug. 1, IL 13.48 N., lon. 28. I W. Panics Swarm of sal from Ifful4 for It. Jobs ()LA) 3111 WPC, IL M. 34 N., 1,5n. ' 28 Wsi a Was l• . • • • QUllibb (ship), from Neu York for Land", A ug. 10, ! my Cana map Borne BOTElleloN, Jure 28, lat. 31 S., kw. 82 W. " Ruin, from Port Pniftip; Sept 4 I* dant' oat, 4n 44 lan. IL NI. W. H. Hawn= (ship), from New-York ter Liberpiel, Aug. 27, Sia MIMI W. about 100 niiisi. • , /:,1 5. [Advertisement} -+A LITER .1.21 D BTOMA6H CO* PLASM OF LOBO STANDIFtIi MUD 1T 1101.1.0W1T'S rum.-arosig Wilton. late of the Hono aupisiurableed East India Com ts =2l l l foe newly Si years on tbe Bengal meet Intemely from an affeetka of the liter,. dab nem at the antoottat= l ta be ttlYg r t e constitution, notwi treitatent • malsant of the medical prokadom the his ratura to Ili 0 0 : try he was dined to tryitalloways pills, and this was new_ elle has effected ouch a perfect egret t has estonishediehn were aware of his waren* hopd -.8010 all vusisic medicine throughout the eitg a. worid. and gefoltes“ establishment, 244, Stand. BIRTHS, MAIM B IA rg O THB JA . A . ND DICA TEEL CRAWPORD.—Setet.44, at intrit.raoll, ftanisek,.tbo.lnie J. T. Crawford, FLOLIa Nteal.Donen/ g a sq.. CROlLESe—rapt. 14,,eltDablin..1.04.Qeotrigoa abs,. Creiterog arm EDWAILDS.--Bept. IT, at De Crogginy.park, beamark.lo, Xs. WWl= tdwiuda, of a daughter: • • WALKESLEY.—Bept. 17, at 87dne7:06,04 ey mi l o ympare, the elk et R. J. Wohniale7,•llpq m at adrionlonr, • „ WOOD.-Bect. IS, at Littleton Sectary; the /ire oc the Br i ,r. • •••• Wood, or a daughter. MARRUGIIB. • J COLT—CHADWICK.-Bept. Mat Padlartea ab, Ee :Rey R. Ward, A.IL, Rector orlbiblat, OLD., orscad um or the lota kir B. 1 1.0" Bart, et Teatre bit • • SOWS daSettar Dm 1 3: 3 g• iw 1 P 3 31. 118 1. . • .44411 03 0# 3 .., . • .4 . . I t I • 12„, d. the 4, Y. by • w r eil &:Itoyle, Marks sca Ow. RDA. D. IL Etplers 3l lll% to, eldest daughtes don, Deg, • neusa—ctilia.wage. WollacPiwes, wit Thook,__ l A ll, W. L. • autoolswilwambeirtw d0e1P 3330 ot '"._"'" CaL Clarks, kW et the fleets Greys. ..• MATHS:. • • ° COMMA—Sept. 14, at thertidok lislish•rdtet .061 We NO 11.001100.2111214.1..: t. . r• " DICILBOII.-11ept. 18, at Cilatipw, Jtw Mairtio, zed els A . Odom haatism—flopt. 14; at Pattattlikettellaicoototioo k lara listlntetrots2llr. .1 11011111A1L-13.44 N 1 at Saisplisinfam J. Swaim. aped 66. • • . 1141111r.-11.evt. 12, it Otemenorigese, samberipell:iced. 111, - Mosby, edy *Waldo sby, at.ilie lye W. Booby. ,Ewl. 11 31". TW ii = i lV i t o r, ~t'roes Yid , elle lite BOr licis: WO* lie at 71wort, tedeadareE =Vt . stmt. la the - at, =4...1.1.0.114 anat. to Ur Fogad Of ~,. - ' --V . [1 ~; /