The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-14 00:00:00

&PORTING INTELLIGRffi TIE LATE DONNE UAR R PI.ERTINO AND TUE PDT. 50 ma Werra eV Mga arairelaea 1311, - -Bulterutg a. leech an fat kW pretentious usetinge from the dry sod hard veremer, Deneaster had es be rot over without any of those •• tremendous" fickle M bow that are thought so unaware to the mimeo of d tree-Gam race gathering; and yet there woe plenty of in cident to interest the lover el estatemeat. To these who were set euleras thereby. tee surprises were sajoeed very mush; and we had such • member of them Autism the four days that it became • mistier of surprise et last when • favourite wee. Out of the 26 Waal eons that same off, there were einle nine wherein the selected one wail victorious, end then in three cues odde hee to be laid GO the e good thi" whilst, pereeneeneysem Wereiellf of the "entainties " bowled over in addition to Ilolladrtaa and a " fielder " risking 1/, "ponyody against each first favourite would have net U k prly NW. unit during th e meeting. Two or three evernsel backers of bosses are spoken of an baring sums each that would Week many • pnvate bank, and some of the gentlemen have suffered to much that **Wag day is looked forward to most anxiously. Long before the note of preparation" was sounded far Doncaster, thus were many thousands lest over the scratched sari, and the growls of the sufferers were so toed that toe parties most immediately caucused thought it "unwary, to Gear themselves, to bare the colt *unused by a vet," who errUbed that it wee ha opinion the bores sauterne, owing toe. trails of the stupentory ligament of his neer foreleg. and Muse unfit to run. To give things • mere wholesome appearance, Mr. Failwiek, whose name baa been so mixed up with The Earl beams ever since he was made " safe" for the Derby. has sent a letter to the Jockey Club, re questing • strict investigation into the doings regarding the horse, and be has actually taken his team away from John Day's, thereby casting all the blame. inferentially, on U. trainer. flu prayer has been granted, or will be to-day, and thin is little doubt about the matter being tborovghly sifted, if General Pied is to be in the commie. Pend up the inquiry, it would be unfair to offer any fur ther remarks, and 1 can only =mese what • cutainty The Earl, "well and wanted," would have been in the St. Leger field of 1868. There wee really only one to best, Formosa, the best of license eleven opponents were all more or lam in Queer-street, or we should have had no Paul Jones second, or Mercury third. What the talent think of the field may easily be guessed, when Blue Gown is first favourite for the Cease ewitch with list 111 b, at the same time that long aide are laid against Paul Jones with let 116, Mercury with let 41b, sod the Spy . with 6st 10lb, the second, th ird, and fourth, to Mr. Ureham's file Thorn behind the trio may be at once dismissed for both the autumn handicaps, See-eaw having anything but the best of legs to train on, and St. Roam growing so ugly that it is no weeder they gave Cureance up to ride the savage Viscount- Ring eared, again, will have to be thrown ep for a time, if not Typhoeus, who may be kept going with an ere to the Newmarket of. Leger and Derby. Neither the Buseneer nor Mercury put in a claim for the Douai-der Cap; end Formosa being an absentee deo, it was for Clanivrood end Vie ount to represent the three-year-olds. The letter ran no better than in the tit Leger, and Lord Oliunford's luckless colt came to grid just when victory seemed within his grasp. He Mopped so suddenly, and . stood en has legs with so much ddiculty when pulled up 'epee its the chair, that it was believed he led broken liwn bed y ; but he at peered strong enough on his legs before the last race was over, and whether he ricked his back, or merely bad an attack of staggers, he may not be quite dose with yet. However, Lord Stamford will barely care to run him on a long course again, this being the seemed time something has ha 'ben he wee put beyond the supposed leng i r e ol his tether, and he is cult • resolute, game bit of stud that .be would possibly run on till he dropped. No doubt need be entertained now that he would have beaten Viscount in the Great Yorkshire Stakes but for bursting • blood-yes eel, and it a surprising bow Bluestein and Mum keep their places in the Owareentoh betting attar the running of Tabouret and Jets Scott's two on Friday, for when the Marquis's eon beat Blueskin two lengths on the Knaves =The Spy was " upsides " with him, and the latter not get over (leant des Batailles in the Doncaster stakes. True, the yetureentative of the "spots" had shown by his surprising Victory in the Doncaster Plate that to was ad such a had horse, and The Sawyer and 'Pa lmate were beaten far away; but this last-mentioned pair are at least very uncertain, and I can only urge that the Giaat would not be a favourite for the Cesarewitch at the spy's or Blueekin's weight, close as he may be to the pair en °Dilater& running. Had Blue Gown run for the ( up, is only fair to suppose he would have won milky. de spite his 71b penalty, as it was evidenced Julius is stall out of form. or Mandrake could not have beaten him. Still, there was no - certainty'' about the Derby winner, who due Ascot has not been taking long gallops ; and if he does not immediately commence his two-mile journey% there will be no Cesarewitch for him. If be can win over the severe two miles and a quarter at Newmarket, then he wet be • wonder indeed, as the teak would be • harder ear than sacking the Cambridgeshire with Pat—not at all itneossiblc, looking at the way he gave Sib in the Fitz team to Eveliea, who neat day gave 311) and a 7lb beating to Master Willie, so that the latter is at kart 'eleb and hie year behind the Gown'. Had the match Leen made as proposed between the two Derby wieners the lies saw at the meeting, it would have caused • temation, and there will be 60111! excitement ever the Hermit and Palmer's match across the Hat in the Houghton week. Prom the fact of Hr. Chaplin wanting an easy male over which to ran his chestnut against Blue Gown at the weights stipulated (the latter to receive tilb), it may be inferred that he can only get short coulees now, eipacedly alter the way in which be was backed for the Portland Plate, and if this is the ease he will not be able to give the 31b to The Palmer; nevertheless Vespasian took the measure of the Sir Joseph's horse in the Clumber Plate host Tuesday, and as the match was mete afterwards, the role jacket ought to have the best it. The Hermit is not fit just now, and should the admiral give him a few pounds leas in the Eastern Coun ties or October handicaps than he has in the Cesarewitch or Cambridgnhire, be may be •• heard of" again before he meets The Palmer for the GOO rove. In addition to the horses mentioned in the foregoing remarks, Donald- Lain, Etoile Filaute, The Laird, Rel-tub, Romping Girl, Hermitage, Landscape, Hymen, Python, end Snowdrop, ed the host engaged in the handicaps that are now pro lading such heavy speculation, performed et Doncaster ; and not one did suMtient to make itself a favourite, Romping Girl incurring • 71b penalty for her victory in the Great Yorkshire Handicap, the credit of which was detracted from by her inability to fairly beat Lord Pal merston nest day for the Queen's Plate. Had his lordship kept on kis legs when they were running their heat, it is quite on the cards he would have done t a l i r i t h r l ili; and then we should have bad • second edition of last year's St. Leger-day, when Clialloner, after win ning the great event, drove the poor backers wild by carrying off her ejesty's gift on the greatest outsider in the race. He would have received quite as loud cheers from the playmen (who can shout when they "skin the lamb ") as he did from the general public when winning his fourth St. Leger on Formosa—a rare slice o f hick for him, as Fordham only gave up the mount when Paul Jones was tried so well for the race. Not that he must necessarily have pre ferred the colt's chance to the filly's; but, as rumour will have it Fordham has an interest in the Chester Cup winner, nasty things might have been said had he ridden Formosa, and just got hasten by Paul Jones. Ho seems fated to be kept out of the highest honours by Chaloner, who hag now Jett beaten him three times in the St. Leger and Derby, though anybody could have won on Formosa, who bad a far easier task before her than another Oaks winner—Queen of Trumps—that became the heroine of the great northern race. Further complications came out of the two-year old running subsequent to the Champagne, another idol being overthrown on Thursday, when Reeh werth could only get third for the mile Sweep stakes. Here was confirmation, apparently, of the idea that Pelladrum had been overrate), the two colts having hitherto been so clo-e together. Never theless, tLeie wee Crocus before Ryshworth, and if Bella drum is not a stone better than her, they have male a dreadful mistake at Ru'eley. Be ides, the young Skit =abet was only sent for in a hurry, when Mr. Savile dis covered ltelledium would not start, and he wan decidedly not fit enough to undertake such a long journey against the improved Thorwaldsen' whose stable will ma ke • noise over the Derby, f or if he is not big enough himself to end followers, there is plenty of Pretender, quite " baby" at present. It is singular that th e two best 'evade performers of the meeting, Horns and Lumley, should both have been left out of the Derby, the question being whether the latter is not • long way the beet we have seen out during the season. His new owner must think so, or he would not have stood 2,400 guineas for • horse with scarcely an engagement before him that can get back a tithe of the money, and he will be fortunate if he can find a dark one ie bin stable to beat him. Norma has been matched to doe pretty good thing, giving' equal to a atone to Amager being no jo b tLespeoially if it should be true that Sir Joseph has a yoter in Pero Gomes—a long way the best hive/smut Leann see for the blue nband now, an Sir Joseph is certain to have a great favourite, and he looks Lb the pick of the buit. Siderolite is not in, or be w ou ld have found favour before the Nursery, wh ere i n he did as had a start as St. Menge, the winner , in the Donington. The latter's misfortune fully' accounted for his running nowhere to Lumley. and he is no doubt • very fair colt ; but the sante can hardly be said of the hot Nursery favourite, the A ll ington colt, good as be may have been tried with Lades, and I must confess myself sue,aPpoin at his performance. My ot h er too, Wahnar, was stopped, owi g to those who saw what he wee made of in Thorwal n desn's race making him such • favourite ; but it is not for me to com plain at the way the wheel of fortune turned during the meeting, nearly all the events advised upon, great and man, and whether won by outaiders or favourites, having metalled in accordance with my predictions, whilst for the lift year fa ireeceadou I have now wirer of the Rt. Leger with only strin g Pign "'jested the atu ß weald neetiz :i g e s we a r of time to ent er 0f.,t0. ty. many Trent week, especially ea U. - . .gmd so much on the ::t ' ing at the pose and it qui thing teencLgh so touch upon the Pr in'iPal events. Honey people will be at it "in India 14e;tland. and Wake, in addition to ice;'Ad li'B.44linb 9149 1 .41 0 .1 7 6 1 9901 /rim )r rv il I 1 f ; t EV MARK /era Y 11x . SEPTEMBER TALLOW.--itoeosomr hOssis4.--Ilts sorbet woe gold to. dog. Tow tones,. No. Id. • Petersburg T.C., eft Us) nnt, oho Ye. ; Dew as. ; Orlobor to Llsosiober. rriees; Deer lobes, tekOd. as. BARD,WASZ.— Blasi nionan Nan. 12.- 2 he trade of thiv Ma ink ally at UM neimatly niaried k ind I the hullo& tearediessine bum naidaug bons bettor kind as Amen sal amonactureas any ate tolerably Win aorwrea. The Merl; as to Ike of particular braanhei, do not nor helia what lbssflravo lona fqr nee ha pan; in :::=2 trades than la Ohs anallanee of aerator animation, and for mum dmeription of twara-ftainelary goods than to a better =f . soden. LI retiree timmleas goods hollow wellllllllllls • Luz amount is bang dank O rn iiiii ".4 4/. the a n at the massulacturna are at wen ' time. In the f sport tr Mart limbers lers la be nnark4 the menkaais ganasity nog a ipod endue and bar,. have been of late from hose e( tits more dkteat marken; th ey have bought win ores frealors than at any time Ames MC The C SOI trade Igneraley is quiet The detailed report. from the adjoining cliffinano of Routh htaffordshire sod iron Mereepterebbe non meet minivan and without exception as to a dentin iIISOWORISIIOB having taloa p_laee is all the moat important brandise earned oo m the COTlON.—Livraroor,, Barr. 11.—hfarket rather miter. ride L buyeea favour. iloirraorai ralatto-elq mono sm... imelodtag 4,000 mooralatsua arm& ton fi to Hid.; KO Pornaia, to Wit to WO.; MO Bra i tcord. to ; 400 Maeda rod Was, Md. to *Op. ; *XI I°. ' " 404 16 48 2 nea. Oa- c S.OOO Oust, bd. to fga.; naiad% 1ba.1114. to oar.. imMTON 0001:111.11asosserse, 1t.—.11 review of Ohs during the whine wadi woad be boa to repeat the atessent of streggies made from d.z to dee to brash &ma prises. Ls the of the week the strele of the I.Averpool melon :itliera t ade this adleeK but iselsesitly esters goes way • htUe. sad yeatesday Amerlatat wee quoted 100. pee lb., end Dhollersh Bursas VP. items of cloth have no doubt dens • good deal Is brift tatsiont by their Ready and garesetent Maeda& Gem rnin to the utmost extent where isanalso tunes were sandbag to mobs some abatement in prim. On Tuft day (bare wee weediest, little liminess fee say market, and though tar gems names of geode a beta emeamion scald te had, these west few hives. Hume that day the market Lae been vin flat. Deems ado es hem' China by telegraph have led to rem brasiers is both yarn and cloth, sod in good qualities of "Waling lotto suitable to the market. of China some vay exten sive reolmarts have been rival te manufactures' make) it very fir prima. Other bsuse&a of the yarn sad Mesh market do ant seas to share km line inisreved activity. flialpgang yarn are Mostly very elew of ask, sad both yesterday sal thin morning apnoeas amid midi do brasses by making saes siommilion t. grime. The market feu hems toads le • belie steadier, but gout ea tar as &mead ie ee gel. The home trade duniand fee sloth teatimes on • limited seek, end what Weiner offers is. fa meet ease" be Came st • Male seise Wen. Nor lochs there le set mobs de e& sad with the matinee of the dammed for (hay then has been so ectivity among ebiggen. WOOL AND WORRlCD.—Daefireout, env. It —The wed mond hes berm weemsally andante, the pea Wet The drama for all bads the wed contnnot nondingly reetrieted. The Issmsid state of the yore frith 6steffi vinare frau per diming nen thee very man assmaties. The &mond ie Rid andeed In the thelent ledge Week, the pries@ d dads ere Gam =llen. Inferior sorts, shish we greatly megkoted, tiny ean? rata , . lathed, them is miwasteiGenilldemse Weil of ns, sad, dth this anglion, grins are gthemilly waintained. Wed le in tont ewes dearer in the coin Mtn Is We market, sal this eireostenee Irwin to fewer the Whined wed, sad to Woes Illnameni to • carton extent. The worded yarn tads remains Without change. Orest Mathew meals. Shippey bare few ceders tO entente, and m ane reports from abroad. They anent:ally =M in Hand sod testing prima They socadwace ae, but y ale so low that they do ad moat in wadi heathen There a she thee doing on home seemnit. plias tore well aninthinal, and whoa there is say con awns the etraindsnows are quite emeepticiod fns de mand ham been ehe fty for super 30 . 0, and twofold Yen and Nye. Then M ao want of eratidenee I. the Inure, thaw* the expected improvement is long delayed. Then is gnat attain w priors. The Ilse genial weather hoe so far tended to check the demand fen sinews and winter goads. The bewinten WOW 6111101110 so mask as well aster the eentinait, noel, sad there is she lately nothing at. doing for America sod the Eat. The manu facturers generally are pretty well employed, thanes in Wake few we they we week*/ to Black. Modem in the bands of nee chants are generally very hen. Pricer are on the whole well ithintsincd. LACE AND HONDLRY.—Norrisistas, Seer. 12. —There km Leta no unprorrnaint in the lace tn.& during the pat wet It. A few ord. es for plain goods are in the market, but asa rule the plane trade is Bate. may quiet. The fancy department is also flat. Left yarns continue dim, and recent quotations are wed maintained. In the silk branch, black laces coannand • rt sty 'ale ; mil/Naga and meddles am meiteetad. annexed sets are la fair reqsast. Raw milk maintains its value, with • vet, Arm market. In the homer, trade Wire is not much change. The home trade tea bees rather quiet &wing the week, and the shipping &awed is not brisk. Thosrory yarns are the.. • IRON AND COAL.—llluouoiaoaorcir, Sem 12. —How far the ironworkers will remand to the call of the union to demand inereued wages cannot at rewind lie detertsinod ; but if the men have learnt anything from past *aperient's., or are prepared to learn from a consideration of the state of the trade, they will rest content if they can only find employment at present Wu At the present moment the rail trade in the north has no soared winter employment, although engaged at present on Ras- Wan orders for delivery within the nut few weeka. /tasters are therefore catching at arclan If they can he obtained at anything tike a price. Notwithstanding that the very lowest Sulu are quoted, the Russian and Aiwtrian orders which are given out for neat year are mostly obviate; through 'eh hands and going to Re um. Under those ammo 'Macro, martcm may with more reason demand • fur the r reduction of urges than that the men should demand an increase. Pig iron doss not show so good • sale for the last month as wee anticipated. Makers' Mauna reveal that there have teen reveral thousand tons' increase in their stooks, whilst the warrant stores during the tame period hare ineuswed by about LOW tone To-day the stock in dove is given at 72,212 tins, end prime at- No. I, Mtn. ; No. 3, 434. ; No. 4, 42.. These priers are not obtained in all cues. The clearanoes ,nastwoie for Scotland and Wales have been rather smaller. Shipbuilding iron, with an WWII.c in the demand for shim ha', greatly im proved in demand. Founders are pretty busy. Oar and other yips are in good demand. Bar non 114.1111$ to be inquired for with much more rigularity. The coal and coke trade does n.,t show mere buoyancy. Shipmente are not very active. With thu approach of autumn the London trade for household coal is im proving ; above 10,000 tons have this week gone per red. CATTLE.— Centime, Beer. 12.—A falling off in the supply of Mork to our market se again apparent, though more win the cattle determent than among the sheep. Only two or thee lots of Irish rattle, and about half a dorm utileh cows are offered, with twelve or fourteen lota of sheep, Cheviots, and half.breds. Ibe attendance of purchasers iv not erre, and they do sot seem particularly inclined to do business. At present the prices asked are an increase on late eurrcnt rates, which purchasers are not willing to pie. About 60 earthed* of young pm were exhibited in the market to-day. Shoe were not It lAA. The buyers present were fair in number and to do business*, maw. smelly there wee • fair trade done. The main part of the pips bought, however, would be conesened to Glasgow. Despite the large supply a el;oranee was ultimately effected. Prime for the pin were from In. ton I'ATT I E Dote• , Herr. 12.—0 f beasts at our market to-day we bad only very few on offer, for which there DM moderate demand at prier, about the same as those quoted last week. Rbeep were a pretty fair show, and a tolerably good trade warn transacted at about previous prism, sheep being from Us. to Ms. each, and lambs from 14s. to na. each. Of pigs there was • large supply, but they only pared off slowly, tbe trade being moderate at the rate. current at ,last market. Small pigs realised from tic to 16s. each ; stores, from Ms. to 60s. each ; and pork, 7.. Pd. per atone. NOTTINOW•Ia Byre. 12.—Our market was more plenti fully supphed With mach and store cattle to-day. The time of the bade was very QOM" at about the same as last. There me a good allow of sheep, w hichwere for the most part of by auction at low dames. The supply of calves was and business was fiat at rates without material alteration. was a pectin] show of pigs, and stores could be bought at rather len money ; fat pigs were the turn deans . In hones not much doing. Quotation• : Mich come, /14 to LID; stereo, Di to LI6 per head ; calves, It.. to 26e. . • ewes, Pis. to 110 s. ; wetter*, des. to no. each ; bacon pigs, 7s. 641. to 7s. ad. ; porkers, 7s. 6d. per store. _ . . "ra tilaw ire, Parr. It.—The proripects of feed for sheep have not improved during the week, lint have, if anything, changed for the worse. The store cattle trade was, accord ugly, ectremely dull and depressed here to-day, and although prima &played a downward tendency, • clearance could not be effected. Fat besets, 11. to b. 6d. par tabs. The %beep pens were well fined, and a considerable number of the luta remained unsold, although Quotations were reduced la. to b. per head. Fat sheep, ea. to ge. 6d. per tetsr. Store pigs rims, at former ratee. Pat pork, 78. ad. to Ss. pa Itlbe. 'jnqx" 1.! 4, 186$. The thew of onto won b} no swabs talc. The &BMW rut .4.1 sod peters tiers makitan rol-104. b nit. pry qr. twin.: the rialto ratio. Casters s. Omer. IL—A wed apply ad who* fair of ,701,4, small se hooky. Wireot mut a pond dowel, rt c00;i1.4 r but k'r tato s. Oars at,ut 3d. lower. Ibishi ...or to tali. lurt. lane, sew. tea to gr... ; aloes% white, old, *to. to it*. • wheat, rod, new , to ; rod, *WI, . 4r. 01d. to di., ; tsalsr, ma, I is. Gd. to ilk Annoyer', Parr. 114- At thin nenrhot Ohs slaesdarte-! turd the aytPlT were kilts. The wheat thuds at, quite iSi.rAVe 40.1 prices ware lolly Ir. per plo wer Unto loot Trak Thor quo ta tion war frtot Csn. to ans. 7 woo a ,orti-whot pun stv , ” no to quality, the qualities for grinding worts was hi.. to et.. joy or ; far malefic qualities Gas • the rob Irene. Oats were a .has rt trade at tit , 1a Its. nor qr. Saar sad puns aor tutor,. I woe sell. at 40e. to 411.. per sea Mr seconds quality. Al aaing-tia., wheat toss Is. per qp. knout. hat th at ruinatiou thoi kweph.th lame oils was Obeid, the quotations , 5 3 7, fount fir . . Von, r qr., with sa awry 675. ad. In thoe mast nett Ur nothing done, tb• awn* pan wee 41, - ltd. Oat" were a lope rale, st ham Ns. UMW , swearing V. +I. Lae wont sad Seamy sestimplswas know as to whoa; but tore is moot amok ffs;;,lia";r7ti-Ostr market was wry will attended to-day, and b. it.. supplied in as resprete the* it hart hitherto been this OPILI-00. The wheat trade was, ibIllIKll47, Wow, and priMl had downward tendency. The quotation was 101. M OM. per gr. There mre few of good barley offered, sad Ws. was the bigbere Prism Owls sold mob so kat work, the ties vans, trim am far boa to Um. fee pour wafter. Ito. and peas were not ia mach demand; the Mentes' were Onoted tolo. to hew, sad the latter, Oa. to PM per qr. tienon4 Sour er at 4a . to 41s. per met, but with no downward Perlasey is et. Court verve, firm 12.-oer emehaste was fain, with wheat to-day, but there was has • shergich as asset 6 Im. for reit rior qualities of whits whom. Add wheat err also cheaper, hut the b st sompies of white maintain them mestatiosse of the, day week. Resta of barks cm offer at the prime of thin day verb ; but beans and pees are Kin scarce. What wheat, tie. to am.; red ditto, Ms so eat; rivet., Vet, In 47e.; grinding barley, /Mt to 40a.; malting ditto, 40s. to Oita. boaeorersa, Barr. 11.-At our market to-day the supply of errs chow. el • slight hiking of so eonspeord to previous hater. day., sad eh naturally issued a orenewirat toeproved dement, last we, l'e priory berms without much diffieutty obtriss.-1 the moramg hot later m fanners hot to take • little 1 , 4 money to egret valet In wring men there wa. so alteration. Of barley Were woo a fair show, and prioro &brut tho Niue oat last week. There wee • moist trade 1.11 cats sod beano ..t sot materially air. rent from threw of the preview market. ri.e Irdikwoor are lb* ,-New whist, 20s. to Al. ed.; fine, 235. to rto. 64. per load of three bushels; -el who* :Ws. to Nis. Id.; fine, lie. U. to 94e. U. per load; b krul own, Ito. to lib.; fine, Irv. per load ; rye, We to 17a. Od. pew Mod ; old to..an*, 21.. to it.. per load ; hoe, Vb. 44. per lead; sew bean; 21.. to a.. ; fine, M. 6d. pee load; grey pem, lea. al M 2ts. pr Mid; white lee. 6d. to 10%; fine, Ile pro load; hid cats, ger. to te-. &I.; fits. to We. per qr.; new cote, deo. to Me. tld.; 34.1. to Mr Per hark; for grinding payola 4oe. to *M.; One, .11, p• r ; t 'Hey fen nialtirp, 41h. to •1114.; tlx 47e. teen. pm tir. °Looms-mu r. It-We have had so froth entrain rat into (doublers tram &breed this web, but several earroo of barley from Nustendge, Trieste , inignidon. awl Pt. Nato taltegether shoot 11,000 c pe. . We have abw 8,600 ore. of oak* from Pub, and 1,406 qrs. of Mob min The market to-day was well attended but formes had to mobmit to a further ochre tern of Safes is wtwst order*, effect lake. dialteds white whoa, Ts. fd Is Va. 441.; sow rod, Mi. ltdh• Americus, Id. to 7s. ; Dints* In ed. to 7e. &14 and Ohms, M. Q. to lls. N. par 'Abe. Lent official average at Oloteeter : - Wheat, /2 Int. 6d.; bears. le., Ils. Id.; and peas, it en. pry imperial quarter. At Cheltenham market en Thursday there wee a hound attendance and priest riled /ewer. Gas onion. Parr. It-Sew to-day • tolershie quantity of wheat came to hand, end nest a dell rale at a rectsetron of Is. to tr. per qr. New white moved of at 67e. to We. ; new red, 6•14. to NW. per ail Kane. The Khoo of beaky wen tad Ainnly and there was ware.* anything! doing; rates nominally a. tefore. There was • IWted quantity of cute, which lows., tame at the top prima at teat week-sew, 20m. to Ma. per 21 atone. 01:31J3701110, 12.—Wbeatingood awry. Pratte heavy, and to ffeet salts • rAnctiow of per qr. ha , to b truvle, except on picked paresis. Sark7 in gond auppty, and dramind at farms nitre. Othcr Erato without' change. Wheat. Soo. to els.; oats, 117.. to OWL • peso, ett. to SW.; holey, file. to 45.. 12.—a boon supply of new admit to-day, depend doll, aad toes. ' , stead low r. nWtY erJmustid, and prises Is. per lead tower. 11 dting barlq mass taMe ito value, via., to 4Th. for the bat Istrarll,l; grindinT it .Lill rale, though no lower. Oats and bean an heisre, ant maoyoffer. lag, and a rredy sale. Izowarran. NUT. It —Theßapply of witted tei-dse wa. sod there wan a fair attendance of the taste. the &num I was by no weans brink, and pales gave way fully Is. pt. or White redo moved off at 6th. to 6ln. ; red, SP to re:, rwr stunt. We had a moderate show of Wiry, the trade in ',bets vise tluw, and the prier. of Lout Saturday W.'S* returolly n` 11. ••• -1 • Grinding sotto may be quoted at WW. to ems.; and molting or NI. to ettr. per qr. Oats were in fair morel; the supply w tolerable fur the time of the year, and burrs operated etoadily at fully last week's rates, in some in/tomes 44. per .4r wee money was named—nay, 28s. to ats. , old, Ids. to 40n. per II atone. -- Naercarn.s-orop-Tree, fm. 12 -The welter ham n showery and much cooler during thin week. With arrival. H foreign wheat, and large coastwise, the value of engliall samples waled b. to as. per qr. ' • in foreurn Mlle baseness ht. been done, and priam are 1.. to 2s. per qr. lower. Floor in offer-I at b. per sack decline. Barley has heat fi rm, belt new Seot,h osta rather cheaper. Baum and per flem. We lad • 'rood supply ef wheat from our farmers this scorner, which •01.1 about late rate.. New south country yellows were in retail de mand, at the &rinse above noted. Rear Is. lower ow the week Barley steady. Beans and peas limn. New oat* rather lower to all. The aniads this week are —Wheat, sosetwise, ferries, 2.2n3; barley, coratirme, T 9 ; foreign. 101; oats, curet wue, 4,1196 ; foreign. 2,165: par, le mu.; Seer, coast wise. 1.770 Parka ; Indian tors dam 415 reeks. NOTTIOW.M.4II, Stet. It. There was • pretty fair show of wh. at from the farmers and beton to-day, and the d. tri.nd was ratt n tee tt, r at le per quay ter Wow tho rates of last resale. N. w white samples made 575. to € e., new red, Ms. to fe-e. IoT Oil stone. The supply of bar ley was limited, and the tone of the de mend ruled slow, holders asking the pries of Let wink. Malt ing sorts ranged from 46. to 50. per quarter ; grinding, In.. to 445. prr 70 stone. Of rata we had a short supply, and the trade was built hy. The finest q ualities moved off at pH.e+ in femur of the is Iles, other dearripii ons briar firm at quite as much money a. heretofore ; sew, YR.. to3ns. ; for, Vs. per dl stone. NORTN•IIPTON, Peace. 11. —There 11•• a fair *how of wheat. 'Trade rather slow, and nr ices were quoted la. to per /punter lower. New white sold at Me to Ob. ; new red, Arse to fri.. is? 86 stone. Barley was • small show, and moved off at ratu similar to three of last week ; new, ans. to Os. grinding. an.. to 40s. Ter quarter. There waft a moderate supple of oat-. been.. and p se, and the trade was on the whole of a healthy A-v.1,- hr. s Mr. me prices dieMg for the most part obtained ; oat.. •Pr4e. to Mr. ; tar, Ws. ; b, ass, 47.. to ES.. ; tee, Me. pe r quarter. •--- - _ . . Nosy: len, Barr. 12.—There was a god amply of wl.mt at this market to-day, and pricey declined 1.. to N. per rp• fanncrr were, however, reluctant reams at thin deeline , The supply of barley wan larger to-clay; but of the demand bad 4.4 increased late prier. for all deneriptione were filly ainported. Little i swung in other articles. The weather has nontanued dry and Lot during the part week, but rein lima* wanted. To-day, with a change of wind to the north-east, the temperature iv much Mara White wheat (weighing 611bs. to MIN.. , tea. to ; eel ditto (weighing ffflbs. to 161 k..), 525. to bre. 804 minim har 1r y weighing 6411 v. to Babel. 40. to .47.. • rune ditto (Teaching woe, to 6611.16.', 43e. to *P. ; distilling d itto (weighing MM.. to 6211,411 e. to On. Oat.. 3(le. to 32e. Baer, eds. to 47.. Bar leaf I.) 441, to 47e. per qr. Flour, 37e. per As. k. Assns. Weeat, 1,1505 qrs., SY. Id. ; barley, 1,4431 qrs., 45e. W. ; oat., tiO tire.. 32,. Chivvy°, Beer. It —The whew of wheat at this Corn Exchange to-day wax hut modende ; and although there wax a rood attendance, hut little btivinem wan tranaacted, and would only be elected at rates from Is. to 2s. per quarter under those of laid week. Pricer may be quoted from die to Rte. per quarter. The .apply of barley wan mall, but that of superior malting qualifier void as high as &to. For grinding purposes prises ranged from 445. to 47e. Oats were not quite so good a trade, and ruled from Be. to Us. PETIADOSOIIeIi, Bare. 12.—We had a fair show of wheat to day. The trade was by no MUM.. active ; and to elect sale.. fanners had to submit to a reduction of fully ls. per qr. New white made 64a. to 1521 e. • old white. 51.. to A2P. ; new red, 66(1. to ffts • old red, 48s. to Pis. per qr. of 504 lbs. Barley came eery slowly to hand, and the tune of the demand was dna, last week's terms being made without difficulty. New, Us. to was. per qr. ; old, nominal Of oats the show was moderate ; and with a ateady inquiry, _prima were about the same as heretofore. New, 25r. to 325. ; old. 30e. to Xs. per 24 atone. RICADIPO, Barr. 12.--liar market wan better attended this morning, and was largely supplied with wheat, for which a dull trade ruled at fully be per qr. decline on the rakes of last week. A good demand formaltuir bail, y, which realised full eurmiei,... Good oats were more inquiet...) for, and theme sold brought previous prices. Beans and peas in rather short supply, and quite a. dear. Mean& Toomey had some half a doyen sampler of American hay on their stand, at pricee ranging from Iffor. to 965. per ton. Riirienuo, Barr. 12.—T0-day the show of wheat wax middling. and samples were taken off at priors &mien& the seller. A small show of barley, which was sold at hardly an much money as heretofore. Oats were not plentiful, and recent currencios were maintained. Hoenesra,, Rm. 12.—There_ was only a limited attendance of the city and country trade at oar Corn Yachange, the stand'. at which were moderately supplied with wheat for the season of the year. The trade was again gat, and only a moderate amount of buskin. was done on the part of millers and others, wink there was an almost entire abeam , of any transactions of a speculative nature. A few of the choicest descriptions of both white and red wheats tumoral late quotations, but other aorta wen. Is. to 24. per qr. cheaper, with a dull impurr. The foreign trade natal Quiet, with but a limited demand. In foreign wheat thew ma little doing, and the quotations show a further &eine of Is. to 2e. per qr. Flour was purchased chiefly in mail, rat *taut et to Is. per seek Is as money. Best samples of new barley. for malting Furman., are @lightly firmer, the quotations showing an intarove mot of about Is. per qr.; for grinding and aecondary sorts the priers are at out the same as before. Best aorta of oats were lbw. but ne w kinch are ral. per qr. cheaper. There were but row lots of either brans or peas at market, and the prim of eaeli are about tle same as before. Bop-picking is now nearly at an eat and by the clime of next week will be quite eompleted in this neighbourhood. The yield will hardly come up to the average of fonner years. SPIPID ZZZZZZ Parr. let.—Thee was a tolerable supply of wheat, slid the tone of the demand was quiet, prio-s tending downward.. White made Me. to 61.1.: nil, Os. to Ms. per rat stone. Parley was very scantily shown, and prices were without important alteration. Of other descriptions of spelrar eon, the supplies were small, and last week's term were supported, with a tolerable demand. Waimea, Barr. 12.—A small supply of wheat to-day, with several samples of spring corn. Wheat is Is. per qr. luwor, but not eery to buy at the decline. Oats in favour of the buyer as to Wprice. Other gran as before. Woadieras. Barr. 12.—We have had another week of un interrupted dry weather but it I. now beeoree much cooler, and the want was of rain aa ttennia to be felt again. Our market to day well the decline at Park-lane yesterday had the effect of still farther reducing the priceof wheat. Beulah wheat, Ills. 6.1. to tie. per hag of three bushels ; end red, rls. ; malting barley. ss. 6d. to 6s. ad. • new distilling, 411. 6d. to N. K o tu h ghel ; old beano, Ts., end Dew, 61. pee bushel ; rata, es. ed. to de. for old, and 8a lot. to ea. fd, per for new; Irish oats, 8.. Dd. to 45. I. adlicial averages for wheat at Worcester market IA Is. ed. per qr. At Iriddermineter, on Thursday, the market was quiet, and there was a reduction in the value of wheat of is. to per qr. Yeovil., Barr. It large siap;ly, sad good attendance. Ful priors being salted for wheat made the trade gdOW• sod a clearance could not be made, even at some reduction. No exl =of barley on Meer, hunters holding bac& their emu without alteration. Yom Serf. It —We had a moderate mpg, ad wheat to-day. forwhicit the demand wee slow, and we 801 l mote prime rather were then on thence& previous. smite guinea changed hands at Ns. to 1100 wed. Us to M. dose. There wee a mall of barley on og. sampan mit slow demand, = li mier were Ls. to b B r cr. lower; grheding sorb were alio easier to • made Ns. In 4Osi inindMir sup ;. Tr. The= t il e tie eats Undo was healthy, mil the owl* only moderato the raise at that day win wall and in soma Inetances anneded, the raw Wag ham t.:3 • per Si Saw. Beam awns spartmety to brad and met a tolerable demand at quotations similar to these at last Bata day. namely, 620. to 64.. per 3B atoms. Malt wan qualtal at Iti to rag. pm. er. Eye made dis. per ditto. Plow al. per look lower Ms. t Clo. per molt's. The cereal mops have been savored in fine medium, and the root crops and porturea have been vastly im rrnMll4 the satin. fiH EXPRESS, ittoltDAy Gee of Wef engaremenie end eloimaduch, rheum, Ile Murd so fa, in lorternose hi rimming ow hems tke two Wing wlth.n her g rap if ebe ma only get_rid of rtim/- len is one cow. Wid Brier and one of . Lord (%even4la should& the best in the Mine:mit hen licalw Monespefili, Where Ldd itanaid and 'Wrinighton Wive been tempted to enter for the weight for ago races. liefere travelling into the " lend o'cakea" nerth-' Orameysien have work to do at Riehuionft, where timbers etatitio are sure to be busy. Costae has Bromine, a very preinumg colt, for the Sapling, but if DAWYm sends Lord Hawthorn foe the Hanby he will be ia the way of Walson's best Middlehem. twain, mey do I one to brat Flom for the Richmond HALRIMMI. in the Dow or Little AghO's sitter; and the best thing the home division have is the unlucky Dryad in the Wright. (Stakee. The only " melodious" I dare isommit niyerilf to for Helen am et are Honesty and .Vcrulam in the Roxburgh* Ilandieep and Melee Flat., with the beet of Wateon'e (Dryad of Lord Pethwell) and St. Nuagointheliumary, the letter's 10Ib penalty !pretty endangering hi. chance of sumo. The autumn meeting at Hampton premier% well, and there will be some large gelds for the Plates, if not teethe Molest., Ilasdimp, Wherein the Laird looks tamptiag. 'lron has AvOneOurt timely in at both the Nurseries, yet them is Renal in the way, With Mr. Moegarire donee sail others, and King of the Rovers is threatosios alto in the second affair. As re soda the minor events, My advice is —leave them alone.—l em, de., urreaft. BETTING IN LONDON.-Ba3VIDAT. The dabs were not very well /Mended to-day, wad the wagering protrd rervertiondisierty dull. For the thearewltth, Blue Wire was in ormaiderabar demand, and barked at, ti to l vo bog ea that tra e could be obtained, but a* a role layer. did not evince mach Jut attics to operate against the bares, me that the total Moan meth. did not mooed AIM Tb. nest in recount war. Worming, M whew favour the market wee dewed of all the Mrs to 6, and at the to the higerd offn way 16 to I. Warrington mu • good deal inquired etre, with offers to *Nerd 10 to 1 ; the current I rievr duvet tern me*, howelaver yers and bade:* wero , Ke W noalthough iti to 1 env emoted in , not h the corm Ron of NOMe three or four barem breu Xua Mebal la at t low gaols for mall same. the remaining banner! cenvitited of f 4 le, ore cf the monk con*pieranue feature* being a desire to lay against Our Mary on, whe receded from 100 to Jto6oto 1, with out e:iceting • Piugle reap:see. For the Canihridgeethire, 12 to 1 RY l ooked in favour of Findley to shout LlO3, and Lady Coventry would have been eoptorted at 30 to 1, but no more than lt.o to 6 was forthcoming. Quotations as follow 11 to sod BlueOrwolt I' 1000 to lb apt T}546• 1 4 1 0 ) 16 to Boondlig (of, 1006 to lb ladle Filanto 14111to6tko) 1 0 ) 111 to Warrloiltoolo, 1000 to 00 Atiterklle (o) t2oto 1) 1000 to tO Atheist' (o) SO to Otoll (0) 100 D to 10 it. Roma (o) 20 to The Special (o) 1000 to 10 commit (0) SO to Ridley (0) 1000 to 111 Rea RIM 65, t II to Mena WI lOW to 3) 65 W Pool Jane. la 1000 to 10 Thad (0) Ot t 4 Dahilsrate rt woo to 10 t lol amd o) woo to 10 • ,:.) 40 to /the/tette ro) 1000 to 10 meg iliap(d 60 to Oar JIM Asa (of) (o) 1003 to A -- Rate - Nth jt) es to Hermit (o) 1000 to • Maris, 11461 60 to Romping ra • tole (o,lanoio ) (os. Iwo to s pro two to 1 Vol. Royal lo ) viaudy) 1000 to 1 Metro inff, o lj. , 3000 to 9 Beckup (t) ono to 10) 1000 to SO 'get Ramping • with • kart log, t 503 to 10) 000 to 100 -- Woe Omen, with • dart f wook4) SO to 1 F. Davrea's Wt 101 l 16 di 1 Warrington rad Vole Royal courki (of, t 100 b 6) CAMBRIDOIMRS:I3US. 12 to 1 ant Eastley 41) 1000 to 20 wet RoartA (ad) 100 to 6 Lady Ooveotry 600 to 10 Oar Mary Lao ,2Oto ( 0 9) 40 to 1 I sdy (off 1. t 2lralleth ll 1003 to 16 Pietro (oR, t (.A100014110) 1000 00 to) 10111 TIM 0/0 NA1,121 PLINVII el 10 NM ; dill WINDS' CC my rend rater tiel.kuihor 11. tlO a.m., 71b 'atm Taloo-q.U01141 . 10 01 • male. . A a It lb t,liul.urr• il Ambitious i • .11 V Delfest. • ' • boAnsyu4 Jr. - II Lny• Derby .....---, 1.4 plan Flltids/ 8 Wiathes Isle : • 1 I It wools of Watypljii 4 Mao Uwe! Notice ' ' 11 U Mesdoll, by Simi- Warrior Al Witte,- . • 8 • 30 irincataieum .....i........1111 •11 Nam.- ......... ..--.- A 10 W r iCaton .....-..... S II 0 W URA 4 10 A 6 If Ls 11.-114 itemise 8 10 Mi. • II Jets Leech Ifirrtlolis .... . ._ _ ..! a 0• lila ktali•Vil .11AlrelCie 01 6 ems. each. with 60 added . the Fero et any hasilirop Ater ilepterits rtl. at tea as, Ibeidles; the 1101104 T to 1.4 soba for LIM. Sall •a mile. siioistA. limbs.) Age et tb i• lb Allbcrts ........ ......... LI II Tem Versos Fritrite 1 , 1 141 con ..... . ........ 3 4 breutlii 11 7 i Valeta .... ... . ..... . ... 6 4 e 1.7 M. 1411110p,-- No 7 t 1 - .. TO btar . 3 Idatialt,L7 UleeeeeO- Otbe 3 7 4 Mn (um. Ilb ea) ... II 3 eareia 3 1 0 Lard IDerby 8 1 1 by Thutd. , e - Lady a I Intty reo " t r Flews,... ... 4 0 Quem 11. b.. Anima.* ........ .... .. • 0 THE CHANTILLY RAM. PARIS, 8,2 T. 13. The Chant:oly ram were ram to-day. with the tallawmg re sults, viz.: N~e~... 1 BALE OF 11 R. JOAN JACKSON'S BTUs) BY MESSRS. TATTERSALL, AT FAIRFUMD. MA Lumina stud of Mr. Jobe Jo. Loos oomprisinq 44 mare; and 3e foals, with 7 yearlir and t, homr:. in training, able the fear stallions Blair Athel, N:iptiossa, Bramdel, and Barry Braille ford, were, owWg to_ the foams health of the owner, boot= the Loamy at Airfield, about four mils@ from York, an day. '1 he attendance was Wye, aod, maw, to the satirisa tion' of assay, the priers were good, eves lot Wise disposed of. In fact, it was the most 6.1“m4•11 11rt wall as the name rename cafe that Las been bold in this man ulnas the dipped= of the stud of Me late Bir Tease Byte", at • few years Mew. Elphty mores sad foals made 16,817.11r45ee5. or as average of nearly 100 guinea.. The Waal, prism peso were by Mr. Bank ir an and Coles. I ds Dane, the former getting that des mare, Toenail Maid, by Touchstone oat of - Ellerdak.s dam, for 1,003 guiseu, while Boland de Buts" gave 1,100 guineas for Me, by Wild Dayreß out of Arany, fur the Austrian gomernmest. There wan gaits • sale ties when Blair Athol weaied Into the Orig. Its looked raignifleent, tied WM am fresh es portable. As it was known that several foreigners bad come over with the isbastiaa of bayiag hire, great fears were at terteined that he might hews the country. Whoa, however, tt was seam:owed that the meameat Weedier, We. Bleakbon, had bought his far 5,000 Wafts, after a der miskat with Boma ifemara, the emollient otan gave vont to tbeir fraltar awi l loud and continued shims. Ths adatratml stallion will be at Middle rarli, where his rfra, Gimalatrar, also Mamie. The total amount realised was 113,tal brag 5,0130 guineas more than Yr. "wham Indspria. THE POLICE COURT& ON-110118E. The two boys aaV ral Weller Wryltt and Thonia U tah respectively aged 13 years. were brought heifers theLoid Mayor and Mr. Alderman Gigaton fur further examine tion, on the charge of forging and uttering a chemse for 661. with intent to defraud. The falowing evidence was now called : Henry Draper wine merchant. said he was one of the committee of the indigent Blind V Miami Society, and had signed cheques foe the society in that eapsoity. The signature. purporting to be in hie handwriting, OM tha cheque predated for 66f. lls. was a forgery. William Cult , clerk to MX. Banbridge, solicitor. Wood street, raid he knew the prisoner Wright. Ho had been so Mr. flawbridgo's service for four months, and left about we weeks ago. He hail previously come from the Nom Mr. Mr. li•Xemie's school at Holloway, and was highly re ixmoseuded. Nary Cruickshank, 8, Cakidonian-road, King's-esom, raid her mother kept • coffee-house there. Slie knew the prisoners. On Saturday, the loth of August, the boy Belton came to the house alone. On Wednesday, the 18th of August, they came together. end lived with them till the Md of September. Sines then the things in the room occupied by the boys had been given up to the polies. The primmer/1 said they had corns from Suffolk for • fort night's holiday, and that they were going to see their sant. Cruickahan►, the mother of the last witasm mid she Ertl law the prieuners en the 28th of Angier, as eke bad b. en from home before that. There wee so truth in the statement that they were charged IX a week. John Mark Bull, detective sergeant, mid he went to Mrs. Cruickshank's house, and took pommels) of the articles belonging to the boys. Be had shoo received a number of articles belonging to them from the police at Margate. . . Luau. the polies-eon/table who apprehended tbe wi rimers, in rtply to lir. Abbott, raid the lattice of Halton had given ail the information that lay in his power. The Lord Mayor then committed the prisoners for trial. WORBIIII'.ST/LRET. George Poorell, a boy about 14. wee charged before Mr. neon with having stolen two each, from his employer.' premises. A police.eonetable of the 0 division deposed that on Friday evening be watched the prisoner as he left the works of KONIZI. Barwick and Bons, at the corner of Bin. hill-row , Cleswell-street. Suspecting him, from his ap. pi arum..., he sti Nod and searched the prisoner, and re. moved from beneath his waistcoat &couple of sack/ similar to does used by Meson,. Borwick in their business be also found in the pocket of the prisoner's coat a publica tion entitled " The Boys of kiiglasid," and two headed "Take of Highwaymen ; or, Lee on the Road," illus trating in glowing colours the kind of life led and the heroic deeds done by such men as Caidaiu Macheath and Dick Turpin. lit. Robert Borwick identified the sacks av being the property of the firm, and worth 2a. Gil. lie did not wish to press the charge against the prisoner, who, he believed, I ad been led away by reading such publications iss thuee found on him. _ The prisoner had nothing to say in answer to the charge ; in fact, Le seemed to treat it almost ea a joke. Mr. Ellison said be supposed prisoner was anxious to Lereme acquainted with the interior of a gaol, and sea tented him to 11 days' hard labour in the House of Cor rection. During that time he would only be fed on bread and water, and erhaps that punishment would send him out a redder and -wiser boy. Mr. Ellron, then addressing lnsrecter Fife, of the () devition, said that the publica tions found on the prisoner had been handed up to him, and on looking over the same be found that there was neither name nor address of the printer ; the publishing office was 147, Floet-street, but that was all; and he, Mr. Ellison, bearing in mind the mischievous and corrupting effects the reading of such publications produced on the youth of this country, desired that inspector Fife would bring the omission he had mentioned in the publication under the notice of the Communionens of the City Police, iu order that steps might be taken to prosecute the printer for the same, as under the 2nd and 3rd Viet., cap. 12, see. 2, the printer was liable to a penalty not exceeding 6!. fur every copy sold. IiARILEBONE. Thomas Gilling, a drover, was charged with an assault upon a policeman, and tearing the oflioer's clothes. Police-constable Rumbelow said—l have been specially on duty catching dogs since Sir Richard Mayne's orders have been issued. On Friday I was about the New Cattle Market, and observed a bull terrier without a muzzle out side a public-house. I took the dog and led it away in the strap. Atter going some distance the prisoner came up to me and said that he would havehis dog. I told him that I was a constable—l was out of uniform—and he must come to the station-house and produce a mauls and his license, and then he could have his dog. Primmer said he would do no such thing, and after a struggle he got the dog away from me. I managed to get it from him again. He then struck me on my chest, hurting mo very much. He also tore my coat nght up thu back, and rendered it useless. Prisoner (producing a muzzle) said—l took this off my dog for him to drink. I was leg-weary, and sat down on the pavement and dozed off. Another drover came to me, and said they had my dog. I went after this man, nut knowing that he was a policeman, and said I would have my dog. I speak tho truth. Why didn't he speak to me? Witness—l looked about and only saw a man ashwp on the lavement, but I did not know it was the prisoner. Our orders are to take any dog unmuzzled. Pritoner—There are hundreds of dogs in the market, but the police do not touch them ; they are frightened. Mr. d'Eyncourt- Did the dog rusk or howl ? Witness—No, not in the least. It went quietly eno u gh. Mr. d'EyncoUrt—Do you tako all dogs you see I" Witt.e, —yes. Since I have been at it I have taken over 270. Mr. d'Eyncourt—That is a pretty good proof he is doing his duty. Pnsoner—Why don't ho take the strong dogs? Witness—l take all I come across. Mr. d'Eyncourt (noticing witness's hands) asked what the black marks were upon them. Witness (holding up both hands, dotted all over with black spots) said those were places where he had berm bitten and cauterised. Hr. ciririnOiit—fou should wear gloves. The bites might cost you your life this hot weather. A dog's bite might be venomous although not rabid or mad. Witness—l did have a pair, but was bitten through them. Mr. d'Eyneourt—l will order you some money out of the funds of the court to buy yourself.estrong leather pair. Prisoner—l like my dog, and it is my bcoa Ade P Mr. d'Eyncourt—l dare say you do. You mull 21*. for damage to coat, and 6s. fine. This was paid, and prisoner went for his dog. FATAL 11.0CME1T AT THE BEASIDE.—Mr. John Rogers Rush, • young London solicitor, aged 24, who had been recently married, went to spend his autumn holiday sactufaultog at Worthing. One dai last week he went with hi s wife for a canter along the -road. Whilst on th e coe d Wm Rush was in d an g er o f o ff her have, and bee husband tried to save h er . I n ' so both log their balance, and fell heavily to the ground. Boras near at band witnessed th e accident, and mei& ante was rendered. Mr. Rush was picked up ineeneible_ , and taken in a cart to his lodgings at Worthing. He bad sustained a severe fracture of the skull, and, though he bad the best medical attention that the place affords, he died on the second day after the accident. Mrs. Rushwee • good deal shaken, but she was not seriously injured. The prices of Tiorniman's Tess are greatly re doeed ; aaO IraiLknowo auparlorily haa .seared a haat at z u r tnimaltatioa• ; ther anfeu end efor LErtloa all Gan lir Psalm: Sr. Pore's Ha ea." 1111 aouteeliasats &teat* ha Lanka, hir egs ahaulala la 110 ffterinota—lAdiElimsgai.l WILTON OREATsqup , yept. This imperteateh;el fr; was held to-day d ept . 12), when re the were about 160, 0 00 head of stock penn b u t th e condition vas somewhat short of past rani. le the fair held fee the lad flu years, owing to a variety of causes, but principally to the want of keep, the almost entire alre e nir business at late fairs, and the tangier@ unaold there being trans !. nrd to Wilton. The general attendance was exoredinglY huge, but trade ruled very dull, and though the ewe trade non be raid to be a trifle hence than at Britford, prier rowed but little, if any, improvement upon other recent .faire ; ewes ranged from 306 to 46.. ; but higher pricer were demandod by holden of stock ever d which there were tat lota offered. )Jr. Neuron, of Fonthill, " topped the fair,"of sinang 665. per bead for his lot, which took the Earl of Pembroke's prise, and were unquestionably the finest lot in the fair. For lambi., up to an early hour , there could scarcely be called a trade, and even until noon the demand continued very dull, and some of the sell ers declared the fair to be worse than at Britford. The few said changed hands at no. to Rh. per bead : one or two lota sold as high aa BF. ; but, on the other hand, some capital lambs went at tie. The F.al of Pembroke offered two prises of a piece of plate, value DS each, for the beet 100 ewes and the beat 100 lambs penned for male, which were awarded to Mr. A. lionises, of Foothill. There were several lota of Hampshire, Down, and other nun lambs said ba= whir realised hem five to nix gainer each. *ireful of both sheep and lambs were drives away surd, and both r regards prior and the err lambs In moat unsatisfac tory to the seller. Of leas r a ttle,earlings reticular, there wee one of the brevet ortpries we Dan seen for years, but the trade was exceedingly dull. Harem, r regards numbers, were plentiful, eonsieting drily of hare. cart colts and good hunters being exceedingly error, and tindery dull. Agricultural implements were liberally extrited Meese. Taster and Ron. Andover; Meson. I. sad T. H. , of Caahmoor ; Meters. Brown and May, of Denser; Mors. Parson and Tore, of War minster ; and Mr. Sutter at Shirley, Haar HOPS.—therm Horn., NWT. 11.—Hop pricing ban bees ear. aidon with very satisfactory matte in this - district. The yield. which hr been for same year of a very meagre dcenription, is g thi re ttear be icod en: =Lin eus eoc ut orsee T toe est. per sere. The the meson has Lien of great service to the plant. The lope are Ire and of good quality, and bider the remit of the harvest Is rieshatray. Wormer, Barr. 11.—The has papered mod Rapid this wer, the nag been cool and dry. Rapid proven hne bees made, so that In mat grass the rah. big will be Modred by the end of mat week. The proves uF a lje g a s expeetation. but .the gaiaMy • to both sad merebants and will krep the dew. Mr. S. . Holders reporter that Uri peeler have pond the pubtie rake In Weavers market dense the week sow Sorg. No alteration In prior mn be quoted, but there le more Mary for dr samples The anamarlderceeter hop market takes erne on Saturday each when • very large @m ph, le ingested be be herght CORN.--Csimainoa, Rarer. 12.—The show of wheat to-day was about an avers.* for to time of tlie year The priers offered by millers did not meet the Mew. of holden, end boatman ruled dat. Hake were attimately made, however, at • decline of Is to per qr. White may be quoted at tam. to et m ; red, Us. tufa& per 36 stone. There was a moderate show of barley, which found burg , ' InitleffithOut MAW* W 16. En V. PIM Dl mina. Ode rOt DIVIIIIIi CSITTIIICR. I POSI DI CSALWIILLT Treader* Marko PROGRAMME OF RICHMOND MEETING. TrIADAY, SePTelell2/1 lb. Tea Lame greased 5 ears. each. 2 tt. with 16 aided; two yr-olds, let; three, bet 1111 b; alb s mad aflame. allowed Mb; maiden two.yr-old. Menat started twice allowed 3b ; fearthises, bib ; maiden three year olds all.nred 71b; wanner. is alai ad In 2 sore. at any one tune, 416 ; ut 200 eos, , alb extra (ex treme penalty); second to save intake. Grey Stane la 113 ash' I ATP Little Data 2 Hymen' . 2 The Tittle Harden 2 Number Nip .. 2 Lord Hawthorn 2 Luigi IlathwelL..... 2 Been r Retort Peliae ..... . Itch A Baptise thrum of 10 Posa. each h ft, with 10 e4lrd, for "dd. ; colts, net tOlb ; lilhes and geldings, not :lb; a mane: of 100 sees. previous to starting, 41b ; of 00 my,. Sib ;of move, sib extra (extreme penult •l •; buries Moving Mortal two,,without wincing allow) 3lb ; those got by untried 'Wham or sot of untrod mases allowod lb, if clamed at the time of naming locks our allowance); maim, to receive lb ans. they Hirer in. (Ti .411 0 .) — KentlA Vim 131 1 0, Lord Hawthorn, Blob Junin', Arlington, e by Bt. Albans—Jultibe, fby litheel•• beg r—Premetinn, The Argion, Vansittart, bum ~Ulu), e by thr binstr—Ophelia (31b), The Plunger (3lb Iberia, cby Marisa I..tyriny 1311,), The Devil's Own (31b:, , f by Wisith,rbit- -Mow r•kuir Tam Jones (ilb, Honor* Hector 131 b ., Number Nip Oat), Snider islb), and Bren n en.. 'l' et Iticimosu Mascot:sr of to sovs. each, b ft. and 2 if de. eland, kc., with 1,0 added ; the winiu r of any ',undies,'" of In. lovp, after August 10, at mein, sib ; of Ow, h bamboo..., or of lay race value W., Nova., bib; or of any mice value SOU a' ~141 b extra I. iith no penalty) ; woad to rt.taive 10 a.m. About a rade and tlate.qmatere. a• subs) Age lb Age at The luau et 12 Prolimonue 4 Aui hialeeh .. .. 4 12 Plora . 3 5 13 Xing of the Dairies... 4 11 booty . L. 3 5 T Thread 4 10 tatter'. k. _ . 3 5 T 5 9 fleeter to Little Agnes 3 5 1116;444 Lto as LIC1•4111 VICTICALIAIIe PLATZ ul g elm. inch, With 26 addtdi weight for age; and other allowannte. tiny btone in. - 11711.16[111/111' PLATO Of 60 DOTS., added to a sweepstake of 6 sow. cub, II ft; the winner of any handrap value WO nom. efts the weights am elvelered, 71h; of two wadi handicaps , or of any race mbar luOmvs. Itolt. eras ;extreme patraity); wood to re ceive 10 60•11. out of the Make. Uue auk, (Ss subs.) AIM Age Maness pimps 3 Last Ross of Bu m e Mercury ...... .. _ 3 War 6 mer 3 Comm. ..... . ..... 3 Stella theirs .. ... . . 4 Pretty John 3 Mon of Rom . „ . 4 The Sawyer ... .. 3 The Corporal . . 4 Myoutio . 3 Evelista 3 Minster bell 4 t.tennttleartrullur 3 Timara 3 Tim ltscnuono Cup (Handicap Plate), of 50 Nom ; the wiimer of may race after the weights are publiabed to carry 51b. ; of any race value IGO move., 71b. ; or of any race valor 150 eon., 911). extra (extreme penalty). Grey atone in. (24 subs.) AC 4 Are South Nit& .;.3 ebyllildew—Vega 2 Last Rose ye m.o. tdrylark • Cur 6 Mna Euclid I Newland Dove 4 Pride of Erin Evelio* • ... ........ 3 Lady Carew:bit ... 8 Man of Ifort Tinton 8 The Rejected . I Attaelti e Vistas a 6 Jenny MAIL 9 Volta y Kingolak iI • Too Tana ErAND/CAP PT -TB rim - WYO. ; the Winner of any tweeter the ross&to unpublished, ;of 100 eon., 71b; of 1100, 101 b extra. Orey Mona in. Ton Witmer Brox= of 6 rows. emit, with 60 added, for two mar-olib ; mita, SA 101 h ; Mita and geldings, Bet fib; a winner of 103 eom., Slb ; of MO, or thegapling Stakes at Richmond, Sib ; or of 500,10 extra ; homes having started twlee without winning allowed fib; thrice Mb; the ~auad to mousse 10 sots. Grey Stone in. (19 robe. Fectialia, The Clipper, Little Duke, Annie, =Lmat, Olen yea, Arlington (late Olemyarry), Little Bell, am, Ramat Horne, Lord liawthora, fhe Vet, The Aran,V olts. Sunshade, Neater Tom, Bweet Annie, Dryad, Scanting ham, Tea liitimosn Votrirrers Rine CORPS PLATY. of M sees. weight for age; the winner to be mold for L. 00; penalties and allowances. Grey bloom in. Tea !Maros Zino:car of 7 mom. sack, sft, and 2 if doeler.i, with 60 added ; the winner of any handicap of lute son, after August IS at noon, 716; twice, of the itiebmond fLuide a p ; o r of soy sw e value 200 wee, 1410 extra; second to retzlve ill sou. (me mile and a half. (17 sobs.) The Caroni thin R's; 'Age mill) .4 610 Frolicsome . 4 810 }lora _ at lb 7 11 ..s 7 8 6 iIS Little AVOW a 613 Mauler Bell 4 7 J Pretty John . 3 611 Tux LELIIAT NUIUIZIV HANI.W•P of 100 eon. • winners of mil race afte r the pub li cation of the weighta, fib; of 100 sore, 71b; of 160, Mb extra; Stone in. Pially, Woodbine, The Clipper View Chapman (lato Jeanie Deem), Hector, Number Nip, .oeorsre Osbaldestoia, lAdy-M- V: ailing, Anne Bolero, Pomfret, Brother to Shibbolt4h, Thor vaidets, Hymen, Hope, C Ly Port Rico —Vourslak, The Rattler Mete, La Clarantonse Dryad, Lard Bothwell, Rho, Merparitte, Lyttelton (h to), Houtirette, P hilippe, Haider, Volta. Tat Bertram Ptarn (handicap ) of 60 sow. ; the Mama of any nee alter the weights are putAiiihud, 71h ; of MO more, %b; of 600, 111 b extra; Orey Storm in. rEcoortAxmz OF HAMPTON MEETING.—TUAinkT. Tea 'I iii•i. OTAILAII of 6 MOTS. each, with 40 added ; weight for age ; the winner b be gold for £3OO ; selling and other allow awes. Omen fellow. Ina &MTN W,.Tw STAINS of 6 mom melt. with 40 added weight for age ; the winner to be sold for 6100 ; selling ein6 . other snowmen. About are furlong., Tim EAR AND HAAT 1 1 / 1 171AST DT AESII Sept.' ) 01' 10 NOIR each . 4 ft, and 11 only (to go to the fund if derimed, with 80 added ; • winner of say handicap after a, so ten am.-41 MO awe. fib ; sad of say other ram, 411) extra ; the soma lo Ewe sham. One sane and • half. (XI subs. 10 of whom pay g urn. we lathe fund.) [The highest weight wept's( being est (6b, ft has bees Weed to OA I" mil the Wiese In proportion.) Ago et lb Age at lb Orion Fits-Iran 4 6 4 The Laird Graiad Duke 4 T II a by Vetlethe—Oree s- Lord Palmerston $ T lanes ltliMeo Prima Swat »....... $ I 4 Cl ovi Lady Giencora ....- $ 111 S Gainers TAM 1.111111101111/1" HANDICAP lIWIIIINTAIINS of 6 ems am, I ft (to the fund). tab 45ailled ; • winner alter September 111. al &MOOS, flb Is. Ow Who. eel mho) Age Asa at lb st lb - "..ea... 8 8 111 Ambitions . _ 4 V V Oat-and-Oettar 6 If Iles 4 711 Yaks $ 4 lisplest 6 V 6 Chi b (31111/ 460,..amen. 2 7 4 Ormad va lukii 4 Prm24s. a I 3 Lea ia ding' RE L re r $ 01• Voila a . 6 4 0 19 Moms Nan 2 7 0 2 3 It Itedieivas .. . . .. . 3 11 W a r Q uer 2 610 la Belle Jranne 3 9 Trine 4i 1 6333 i ........... ~.*.i 3 b Edinburgh I pibl mite; lig!t VTI 'f I • : N 1 Arrington, Nam IT. W. wroh *iron whist and make. Of Mow we largo' is during Mac prt•iou. trek. Vi. • •Ity, • fair Inoniwinit is in al' . ••7 In oohs ton our gaol Wbeat, f.•••••... C.ptino4 • ; , • Teri. d on &Annan WI, "than nib., • r.. 10.1. 11•41, sabni nil fa Ignited .apply, w.... • stout W. Oct. t• r barrel. Barley -M ..,.•.•• It. po air. I, and ••• Runt Alan wys. • st s tinning. Bloat nolo ttnol root. huh, ..40 in strim.l7 Inlairy M foal r rr ttl. nf. 1114 eft,. th... In.*: 1 , • nAin ; mist, te wean.. li..sgonw . , sok. I; 700; A mour, • TRAFFIC BETUI:• Yutio.vs. Wien ,s_ M. Orev. soverl. Week eadier July Vb. f fist husku. lVmli away! Aws& 23. Otto Walla tYl 3'" 4 1111.10%10 rl lar er,t beta' t 0 117 124, 4 . 6 1.. 1 47 st'o• ist• • ult. LS: 7,4 • 4 . 4 (111 • 1:7 • • ittyClA, I • 14.10 Vehle 1. &bailee. t '1%4 ; 1 0..ni.; '-gg• tar' • • g a 2,731 SHOW OF STOCK A NI) AN: . %,".Kr CO L . he committee f.w the iauwgew. o t .•. ale ho w twunhy Le.d in Lye,. pool •it i.iar.•' • • . .tam. nom. wand to niyo it a m •-• ..•wr, and to rivet. it jay • • .bin, the -how At ! .!,. • •• • •I Derby and otbet ell. tii.e..ndied emi •L.• • " rag. n.riit as yearone, awl a large .. • • s will b kv allotted in prima.. ling- and lip '' Ord. Y014114.1111ik ..•. • i .ircity of trachem in 1 ork.bire duly .0:•1.• • • , • ...A u. , i n menus in accoidanoe with the r. • •••• 'L Depart_ at of &nu. e and Art ha. l• 1 .e. Y..rh. 'Lisa I uud 41 I..duintion t ., fhe eel l• yof the deficiency. 4;ii .. • •i 4 the oicanwation iit achoolina-ters' L ' i<tt qu the alb/not no of Satuolay .1 , •• ' Mr the ett dy of ecial branch... of -rimy •.• •n-o. vey. Dtoil.ht ui.der the notico of • ..t.,ro in the 1.. d. ai triet at a puLlii. • •. . in ilm Co• rt of the T .• • . of fir A udrew Fairbairn. mayor ••• mai our,- ported by Mr. J. F. Iselin, r " • •N'trx for Scut ce, * Mr. J. G. FitA, her :I , • • , •pc•:tor of Teb0...14, Mr. Henry It. . semi ta• y of the Yorkshire it . I.lu,ca- Con, 1.. v. Dr. Ilenderson, 1)1. ii 4. • F.iLurpn, Mr. Truk*. and other intluentii.: n .•• • : mmciel with eilb. °ties. The tiro elm . • la. d. on Fatniday. (Wtober 2, ann • • it of twrlA)-tytbt le e eou. fu Worm.. •••.: .• i • ut:. wetly, by Mr. G. Jarman, bead- , '4:: ..• ienro Felt oh at Italia: and Ilwidendlei•i m e e n the unb,ecte ounta:nctl in the syhat...• :4:t.:UCLt of Etionwe and Art. subject A. and . <I. ... !is-on edi be about two bong" in length. On • , • • - '.anif.ttr will be formed forthwith in 111. fi• ..•.. Tie.. By providing a staff of nien •. 4 ..• c-I,,h ec t evening science cleat.. for adult , . e ‘f Ifork.hite Board hope to be able to :mt.:a in wiroce within the math and ratans .1 'it: • trial t 14- lation of the county. THE LATE FIRE-E.-I A PT: .1 , •: • rhe ff.t7 deputy-cm crier 1%44 u l.meth..n at Marthoirmew's llmr t,l, nt . .•• th. death of Jol.n Joseph ageoi ••• ili• frcm injurica (aimed by a fall thwev.cli to. ' •• . of a So, wrap', while underg..,ng tie: .t. • .••• authority of the li, ad of Work,. '• . ^ amp Ili.- Fire Ungede. Mr. Ri , kettic c.l c•.. part of Mr. Clarke, the mak-r of ti • . , • :1, tics; Mr. Charles Wnght. wire • • •lic b .i F(Xil ty for the l'rok.. tem of Li • ' Renck men from the of Wort- ... • i.• st and Mr. W' ntner, jun.. ..ute.i Spector, in teiting tl,e macf.in. s r. examined, who ahowe.4 that a.m.-Lice.; laid be. n feted • giound in Doctors'-conm,na% Whet. a Mist-flan ladder attaelwd to the n.:. ladder. and eventually a , u l l.l..inenta . all eighty feet. Five men were upon it , n • r, ou the third round, awl a plan round of the main ladder, betw. en .c carriage, and the other OTI the grol nit • It was stated that Cl.. esc ton ri... Ti,. m bar men, was under instrui LIM ~ with one foot on the sui•pkinclitarc la• • I it when the fly-ladder broke, and ti 6 i . - t. ground. Taylor fell into a vault :ix . of the ground. and was so injured tl:. lied u. hoepital on Friday. Chose W:11 I.h iv:re and is now an inmate of the hopitai n del ct trs fire-escape was brought itit•i t..urt. • tie tr.,k•,r ladder. It was further shown tli•• Christiania plank, and in 4 , mi:in ..t aticrls of the Board of Works. 'lle ,fr .• • • '6:: ;ten an:l woodwork was 961b5., and .•• •cr 300Ibe. praysure. the breaking pressur-• : • • Th.. fly. ladder was supposed to I. rar•lh'.. • ! x 'I" r" • • and at the must flint. mai fur :n • • . .t : it dangerous. The ladder in • r-• " iron boats were. Iron wt.- the st . f•L.r • would not stand the str :in no in • at..! •••• • cote of rules supplied Ly Caput.' Shaw a`•jec: : • discretion. Eat other !...t• s had . tc , t.sl • the same number of tuim. au.t ht cause of this machine In. alsin.• t . '• f ladder by the act of 4 •hee , ... Mr. W.I. • house surgeon, raid the ilcoesssl w •• •. hospital bleeding from tlic riitht ear. 16. . rib fractured. lie died from •!::re at : Lase of the skull. Tie jury ret-:rre i a vreNliet " .iocidental death," h•it sit-Isested ts.n. t Board ( Works stiould cause to be rriittisl •.•: tic: michloc- t 1 , actual weight they would 1. ar with -af•-• v. [Advcrtisetucnt; Av's O,N rxtENT • PILL, —A tnnuont raw . : tl i• • v.- - trtyoteite t , 4 4 • .•,. dvbility. • fen dovea of the.. :• ..re %. aFsinat gout and rheuniiitivuo. An) ••n- • .. • either ohnuld tree Itornsay. • :r••a. t • —.' • - 1 t. to a of whieb, combined *till it.. 11111 i . falhbiy effect a cure. Them ptile as tit• . thv y punfy and improve. TM UAW 1.. nomaeb. and th, tle• • • rutrd and inv., a ron•lit:on a !..dt La . :.• • poach of the disease. or throw st. v 2. BIRTHS, ILLRRIAES, AND Dr;ATII•• BIRTHS. COI.IIOIIF..—St lOTA.? te t .it T 1 t fiid. n• tr ante of C. I. t t (Amon , . • ut a data: art JOTCE.—September tt, at tit.- I'*.a , u .140:.a'ux. wife of T Joyce Y.U. b J., ~f r a.m. . _ _ ICEANE.-6;ptember 10, ait 6t. S• - W. the wife of W. linuar, EMI t ..n Ll6TEß.—Septonber to, ac -Irtm:..b:ddLt. Villiers Lipter, cd datighttt bYTII 7 7.ITIitAi Vltt•terl nt • • • ; 'rife of A. 0. Lovell Fib., of a .1 410.. r . 1.6*.-:BebTrlo, at Ratia..l.lul:-.:11,1, S),leut.atu. •• • • of 8. P. Low, of a son. VORRYLL.--September 10, a. cull.g•-terric. , , wife of U. T. 31rw1! . . Lag , . 44 tl•. R.N. B. • • • • filie..riieis.ofadaughter , . IIORRIrION —Rept..robe to, at The Oakt, Wrg rmtr n. gate, the wife of U. C. Mormn, Leg., of a too. O(HTERLODIY.—September to. at St. Audrrw'r, 1 : • wife of Sir C. Y. Ochterkey, Bart.. of a daughter. IlAiiktl AI:ES. -%NT) - MILIAR.-;;;;;1 7 10. ' at St. Pari...:%. T.! Hampden& by the Rev. J. C. How. T. F. .1 Strand Oreee-lane, Hormel, to Theron Agnes. &Arid. late T. F. Mlle:, of Bath. BOWDEN-VINCENT.-September 10. at Holy Vizor?. diagram, by the Rev. T. Vincent. H. U. Bowden. late 04,1 tend Foot, to Caroline Maria, daughter of the late O. VumsA Esq., of Putoey. CONOLLY-SHAW.--Sertmuter 1. at Mulct Chun h, Pt county Wicklow. by thelord Bishop of Derry. assisted t• t!.• Rev. O. Scott and the Rev. J. M. Maynard. uncle of the rod , Sarah blue, eldest daughter of J. Shari. kis of Tempe Rove Cellsidge. county Bilden.. to T. rou•Illy. Fey .. H.P. • (life Castle. county Dosegal, CrsUctown Howse, Coltiridge, county Kildare. CRAGGS-FlTt'll.-September If At fit. c am bareel. I , y the Rev. J. William.. v. ar, If W. Cramis. Foq.. of u M '- Tresootry, to tkmeaMabelomeond .biugliter of F. C. Path, he. of the New Neat-road. CROSTHWAITE-BaI.DWIN , -September at ilerrictsb...l Church. Maidstone. by the Rev. C. t .ortimmte. rOctrf of Mare-at-Hdl. landon. fatta r .4 the brisli groom, ae-on. , t th, Ile.. .1. C 11 11144.11. ',tor of IT ,reietshanv It J thwarte. by . Rented I I it et.i%1.• . . tot •Irerlotte Prin..... daughter of the We W. W. T. Itallave. 10. . et Kent. 10. at sr • tLe Rev. J. 1crt.....1 1.. 11'1.41. 1.9 . I • .• • • Illsreartt dduglav r of IV lodes., 1 4 ... ethers. SIMPrON-MILSOM.-SefteTAT•er e the resit , • , • ' Artondres ms•nt, Lyons. sea vfteralsrls /1 t t.• • y the H. v. U. 1511.111..1. Lintrh ChAphilA .6 . t 011,... • Rev. D. Simpeun I:nl Y.ht haieess AT I you.. to l's6hts . • • , daughter of 31r. Mllzoto, DEATHS. HATTEROBT.- fle ptember t. at the international IL don H. Battersty, Er t l , of Larkfield, county Wort:- Lori. 111.003ITTELD.-Septemh. r 12. at Rutland-tree. 1.• • '.l• - • T Lily Bloomfield, widow of the late Lieut.-timer-41 lAnt ti.C.13., seed tr 2. BRISTOW E.-Septembew 10, et Brixton, S. Brtaose. I - ristar-et-law, aged 04. DORRIEN.-tteotember 10, at Brichton. IT. J. Porrl. - It. r - the Branch Bank of England. Portsmouth. :u..-d 110NTE.-11ooteniber to. at Westgate Hous. Bury St. 'Air.... • Rear-Admiral Mr W. Hone. Bart.. aged So. LUCAS.-Bepteraber 6, at Montreliere, The SP I . ' • ter, Harriet ethernet. Lies., eldest luiebter of lb. R. Luom. D.D.. rotor of Ripple. in the county .- f to teeter, and of Pattirdiall. Northameonshire, and met' of the tate Bishop Hurd. aired tn. e ILATILBWEI.-8 ptember 0. at Southborough-rota. lb."' Kent,Misalb widow of the late Capt. Maltese, Os fa. MOULNIT.-Beptember 10. at Newport. Isle of Wks". k Ni a love Mums, William Mollett. Esq., •or twenty.lis, ‘`.." of the National Itorinuel Beak. Newport. I W.. 1: rh= year of his age. PARKER.--Beptember P, at New Cross-road, Ak Parker, in the filth year of his age. 11100 ALL.-September 10. at taueereneoed. Rayswativ. loan , aged et Badly Beaky, wife of Edward It all 11-C l'. RUT:CORR.-August IP, Richard , sun of the bite llumwor i M i o g f Manchester, Lancashire. .--fieptember 10, et Victoria-roe& Clapham s Adele, wife of J. Heart Salem, Far aged 1.2. ISEATON.-lhgtembet 10, John Yo=Beaton. eau.. o f comae* *a. 11T nd ltD.-Angest 10, tined in the late fetal railway *mi. dent soar A North Walee.,l2mabeth etredevel,d.oo4l of tbe late Mr. T. el bearrele, ls-aford, of eluvial. Northumberland WALKIR.-July 13. at Melbourne, stasersha, Captain J. HALL H.1.C.P., fo rm erly of Remounted, Middleeee. seed IS. WARREN.-fleterniber 10, at Orevirsend. Berbera wife of Henry Warren. Eel.. in the Seth year of her 141. Printed and Published by Wiwin Yew HALES, ef No. $ Peuterir-etreet, in the City of 1.00‘10.1. Pnnter. Si IY 0111 re to Bouverie-street, in the bided el Whtteteeltr *AWAY. parses UIJI 14 WM / ( E