The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-05 00:00:00

lawasiew sod their ova Wilda's' email= He, in the prase sidardeg a the may nista of geed that would risuk he. Wes movement. =dose to =sties one of the oak whisk regalia% hem the pram= system—the evil es primpelente. (Chines.) To that he tread nay of the ether singes whisk they eagle to remedy It wee thet gala "lila/ man el the egos, siphon seirelatiess, soil he belfa i nee the daughters et tee arblasney, feed ing em Oho el the lead. wenHdel net leaser deeds drab m hs Mew then gam seam to edam them who had set sa eppertsain ef spekleg ea the sedges nab% bet he should be hem to silo dowameia If ageuesry. Me. 0. PSON lenewed. He semmened by pay legedemormoliyngent to MLRaage ego du his peat nem and far the adva ef the porta Ide peed=ril thp pmegn of Nenrigh, al ail ass= to show WOO ems et while they bad givea la thas ad. b▪ awl, the gem= mineageL lb. Hama sank= them odor o t o ow gime et Geminges. when he inked where ew e= Tbsellsosisprifkles smog embed spas them le draft y the with his empin editsspas them a ghee it ; the New and the liberal pees of the efeselgy, wadi lied wrist= the seem, sad white would sew Wenn the wield of the sample they hag so I. sum tomes. gelled spas them to show it. (Cheers.) Tag Mil al the amass of shelving some sympathy with eta antammes ; amid sentninue either is silvo, is deels lager. Mesh by hie itatividual wake eight mg% Mt while some gee their time ead Ones* ellen mat esaidletto is mew. Let them remendar that ibiliefaddisligea would be inaegested into a men power. fa easels{, that el a vigorous sad fietensind pa ha esti mat meat altlmately oohing their eldest If tiseg medal ais geodes el perliamstary reheat, al as ahem se eseleastieel ahem, lasedal rang, or nasal far=aid fellow is doe gonna i. . H. PARRY spoke at gems length repeating the =stWow el the salsa el all amen of rehemers yli ia W aeons of MOON he the people their due is awe in theism/gee" sad ultimately, thresgh that is. =all the Reds to whisk no • free neaps, they were Mr. PIO°, ass el the negative somata= prepaid • veie el tasks to Sir I. Welarley, Mr. Hag= Mr. G. and the other mashers of the deputation frees the 81 =11 Reform Saday, and stosgratalated Norwich as lekg the Hat provincial town to held • meeting is en. males with that eatocietion, sad la support of its principles. Mr. J. COLMAN seemed= the roadies, which was smiled with solametios, sad haviag beta acknowledged by Mg. 0. Thcansae, M.P. • a vote of An was the .diamp ubsiblelll r limo. Taw, the Mahatma eeCaa to penieras iLLITT, be saarnriaglag it, indented that be =demo= these would be shortly a easisrasce held in Lee dom in seasaies with the auociation, one object of which woad be tarnishes of a great =toed fund of not leu than 110,110111. hew purpose of helping ter ud this mo ve m en t. They rommatered the large seats which bed been collected to farther the =ti-tors law agitation, and he was sera that is tauter of *e e l; sew in vise, *sash there might not be many great tali= ready to come forward with their atapibettoss of . e.piece, there were tens of thousands who would be willing to suntan their pseud, awl this would amble them to rain • fend more the dest it the rupee. (Cheers.) The seed= then broke up. A GAME LAW CASK • At the Plyntpton Petty Bash= on hfondsy, be fore W. Y. Pend, E.q. (chairman), 0. W. Bolts, Esq., and J. L. Templer, Robert Marshall was charged upon the information of George 13,Ibin ' had 'timekeeper to the Eul of Morley, that he, not being liaised to sell pine, dM hays in his pareeskm, oa a day idler 40 days subsequent to the let of Febrosry, to wit, on the 27 th o' fleptenther, 1849. 1 a gasman of pheasants, to e number c f 23, confined in a pine, neither a new nor a breeding plow, contrary to Uhl slants in that sem made sod provided. Kr. G. Pridhata solicitor, conducted th e prosecution.' Before calling evidence he referred to several sections of the act of pediment, by which it was enacted that, if any perms not liathmed to sill game should hold or rowels is.,, or should awake this in any piea,. the rime not being a mew or brogan paw, the party sha ll be liable to a penalty not ensiles gas penal for every bead of game so posesesed or confined. POILIOntiI J. Lavers deposed to having appreheaded the Finances SwF el kis having birds of game in his pa on bead. hi a building in the yard, a dead bare and n twe oats, rod a quantity of pheasants olive. Proceeded to snit the birds, and found 81 birds, all phefr saw.; atter, counted El Site: 97 In the whole. Cross. mined by the passer—There were three plass elvenalatioa : sae pine was Mapped by wires, and another by a Fees awed asiled ahem k. I believe then is some apes between the wall-pla's sad the roof whore air would soM, in. There was a little spas nada the door. A dicks ht be able to go in and out at it. Thomas Freud,, poliseasstable, said, I have brought or informatioa waist Marshall for saving pbeesents on the 26-11. I, that day, west ao the both of the stables la Goa's. yard, and I got upon a pig's hose, and looked loth the stable, after Mirka honked in for a few minutes, I ses!d sew and seated 23 live pheasant, at fleet it was too dark to disown them. In coassnese of thie, 1 gave the istnra shoe. _ _ _ - Goes was examined: I Mop the Denashin lan st Ridgway, Then are two stables at the ban of my peemisse • therm is in the occupation of the defe n dant ; I dose s know for what purpose he van It. I have never been Milk it sines kis ocematin • It has bees let to him gime the lot of Jose, 1849. Al fa r.. lam somereed, lam ignorant Übe keeps bones theta He Ime boos a Ledger le my house elms the of Jam, and Wont it, sad has not been away. There is a back emeses is my premises. Ido not know et his Meng any Mass. I cud sot know of the use of the stable for any wpm I never enquind. Rehm Teem Whin said—l stn bola head ksa.ppeerr to the Bari of Morley for weaken' years. I heard the esideaoe of Levan. It wee true. Amongst the sixty-one pheasants, then were, m I believe, six old net pheasants. Oao very certain meek es them Is the spun and the plumage, whisk the young birds have sot attained. The phonon of the skis was very bad. Rome of them had no tail. flowse bad so feathers over the ban. There were • ameba Mold hese unapt them. There wen nothing but pheasants there. I Mink it a very etakeshlty and improper play to keep birds. Be the Primmer—l have a coop 20 inches main in which I kept the hem. IdoM.UN en 'belated owe. Then was • yard whoa I case first with • nit to place over it ; but I did set use it. The set was about two kettle is the pegs. That is about the sin of my net. Q. Did you ever know, is your antenna yeses' experience, of pheasants being cosileed ? A. 0 yes, I have, Albert . I have sees it is several plans. Q. D.) you believe it is aot possible for me to near phemate is the stable, with good astendanee and sty experience? A. Ido not think it likely, I cannot say it is not possible. Q. Have you not knave them TOM& in a else plan Mailer to it? A. No • it must not be supposed that we tan rear phaseouts in such peels, they sea only be eo..ilaed there. Q. What mad. yea take mak as attire pert in seunti-g the phemeate when there were three peaks men them? A. Bestow they wished me to do so. De featiant : You have no sight to destroy the property. How many did no carry away in your pockets? A. None. Q. —D d tho_palise marsh you to me if yes had any or not ? A. No.—Weediest. Thou be ought to have demi it —ls answer to other questions, witness said there were some .Id and some young birds amongst them. I think the pheaseets poor is body and bad in feather., but some were looking well.—Dekndent If it was such an unhealthy place, how should those look ? A. My opiaioa is that they h ad sot beet to long,—Q. Da you believe there in no difference in the constitution of birds? A. I think they are abject to dinrders.—After me or two other immaterial questions, the &feudist tamed to the Denali, and said—l think, your worships, we OM epee Deities sew. With this witame tie sees fee dm, eiessoniisa we , closed. TM defendant the pima as while the birds trove coallaed was • mow er glees. It was • plies where birds were reared, and where they were reared now and nothing mere. BIM el the bide times were hatched and reared there. He had had as see rims 100 rabbits sad pigeons. The stable was his bresdkag gime, and the permit was kis fancy. Ho had nothing more to say, and sidled as IRWIN/ Jahn Pape, • massa, who said—l ham boss in Goss's.riourt with defendant, and have seen some pheasants there, Lige and small. They were not altogether, but is &Nernst stalls. I saw some mop there at one end of the stable, and I saw the pen phoasmate running about the stable. I believe *ma young plasesasts were hatched sad reared in this plasm I Um sees limo tor Mr Mee them ai de coops. I have reared phimeate pan ego. Ima take a myeelf to my I saw deems& hese sittlag en pheasants eggs in Jun• last, but I saw so hese silting Wee weeks ago, when I was there. TM might be shone thirty rie tarty pheasants thus, mom of them were 44 ear. Amiss fitiffley Aleitemer, was ounaino I by defendant. I Dave known 7eimiesa lewd yeses. I have men phea sants in Gam's solos seeemeiten sheet twelve seethe old. I have asset ass Or Meow them, bat I saw no pang ones when I wets theeir siess misibe Sea I have Inn several there singe, with • Ma rearing Mem. I sever saw doomade fowls is the stables. asp Ta• gestates Mind, and after a abort abeam addressed the primer upon the satire .1 the amid stated that W. magistrates sessidered the =essasinod in the hilmmetion was proved. but they set go to the fill mime of the penalty they item inspeweed to idiot on him, although when it was remem bered Shell May Sweaty-tine birds were mentioned in the inianimehis, end it bad bees proved that ainetpieses were is file pleoltetio! • they amid not rodeos the fine lower than to lee. per hese was therefore adjudged to pay 111. Ik, the Ins es the Ms, sad the expense of the smart; and is default of mama to be eoramitud to the Remo .1 Cenvelion fee them moods. MA hog Wok that if the defendant was dimatieffed wk wo hjii leMesse, he amid appeal 'Panty t against it at the next riseter mime * the oa certain camdkloas, whisk esase a seni nwr hi him. Extustrion or lIIDONIIIT or ALL NATIONS.— Toitseety Amnon as iseesstiel meellay of masietratee, emu easneillem end Mime wee bola se the Geese& ebansher, Bath, having bees esseesei b ble womb* she Mayer, vibes the hitmeing eissielles wee segsel s•- 0 This the Feiss% seethes constitute itself s Mal sesimbles te stamped midi Ike IMAM, el Arta, ,in Leedom, *a the pitmen n esaying sat the isle& seeessedy to give ellestim te Me peat edtbities se be held in 1851 is the F le lttropiiii, sad OM ON 11111111111111 a“ lave power to • maim" A somber to gentlemen Sped Ma Ms rs ta bloke um Ihallektil to Pipped the N TO HUHU BURRIIT. AT 111124CHY5TIOL Yesterday conieg, at the League Roans, )(Alp &testy., e Rusher of the friends of pease sad deansiel Warms*, admirers of Rhea DintiA The is sew abet* In wawa le the tlatted buds% sewed to proud is ibis risme as address 'geodes et their esteem e win Joseph ficarga. kr= _,lr wl eiseegn Th e , Mr. Iseeieer , M.P. Mr. J. 111... Sir Biberalt Andusge, dr. idnaed thud, (d d ie), eel far. W. Banos. Mr. Insin was aseseepoidel Kr. Aisne Walker, a ands, d the Kiesselbsadle ad well Wawa es a wad we Mr: Wiese bevies takes the chair, C li s t reireesing neddins was send by Kr. Buoys, se. ended by Mr E. AMMO% ad, baying beseweeliesk was poweand to dr. fhwillOV aspled ea wane Inser.ei in a amen large gilt bean, naiad las hadisanso has made to resseive it: " That the heartfelt thinks of this seeetiag an du to Elide Benet, whom great intellectual powers sad high word lacultite, regulated end directed by • deep muse of ligious duty. haw bon devoted, regardless of his owe nes and health and worldly prospects, to presnon the pried*, of peace, sad whose slogan% uttersnee by epee* sod pea has plaind before the nations of the earth la attreetive beauty the doctrines that war is repugnant to the spirit of the Respell and destining to no boat interests of seeadad." " That its thanks are espedelly doe far his resent indefati gable and sucensful labelers to bring together in the capital of a warbles and powerful satins a great names at which übitration iestead d war, in the settlement of hawses stations, woo resennseded with • hen af trete sad elogance white emus, Ad ..eit awry ocavietios W Ike -hided widen. WWI, leak* for no wiser sr better setinnesalt thew enegdory sueSiet." isgesslits the issaeas be say autism to cur. des fa pesinseleg guns at earth, wed goad-will towards nee; as one geed semi sed result of the Christian dimme d's, this aseties Wakes that he is now about to sajoy, is by twelve bad, sal emseget his gaily friends, some relaxa tion frees his sudinselog 'shoran; and expresses i•s ideas bops that he 'say sees be seeded, renovated in health, and endowed with fresh new, to tense the god work, in • Sold of world-wide usefalseas to whisk be her est his hand." Kr. Barritt spoke at awn length la acknowledgnmat d the compliment. Total deaths from Chaim, rag 1848, to Oct 3,1849 Ditto ditto from Joao 17, Omani &sister °See, Oc THE P 1 THE CHOLERA. This following is the Registrat-Generare return of deaths keys eiders sad Lea diarrhoea, registered in London Monday, Tuesday, sad Wednesday, the Lt 2nd and 3rd of October, 1849: Estimated population of London at the middle of 1849: 2,208,076. Omni.. L•wishain P°F R la- Cholera. I Diarrhea. the in thou- October. October. Districts. sands. lst .-- d73a le Zoe 3rd 1831 1841 No. T. IW. Mo. Ta. W. Lendou 1656 1948 . 1 Mt 36 34 21 19 West Districts 3Ol 11 4 8 1 2 1 North Districts . 3 l) 377 6 10 2 7 1 3 1 Central Diarists 356 374 2 9 2 6 4 2 East Districts 331 393 19 19 1 11 8 6 4 Beath Districts .... 410 603 .' 7 16 12 8 9 West Districts. Kensington Chelsea - St. George, nano - ver-sgnare Westminster St. Martin • in- the- Fields 24 26 1 St. Jame, West- minster North Districts. Marylebona Hampstead St. Pancras 1411 ail 4 m 37 56 2 2 -- 1 Harkney 42 4 5 2 1 Central Districts. St. Giles 54 1 Strand 44 2 CI o rn erkrawell St. Luke 47 50 1 — 3 1 Bast Landau 4 6 1 1 West Loudon 26 2 1 London City Rut Districts. Shnreditch Bethnal-greet Whitachapel ( 1 St. George- in - 'be- lie' 4l 2 2 1 Stepney Poplar , 31 3 2 1 South Districts. St. Seiler 3' s 2 1 1 —. l St- Glare 1 3 1 3 flareaoaderry St. Norge, South- wark Newington 4Z 65 4 2 5 3 1 Lambeth ll • 6 11 1 1 2 2 Wandsworth Camberwell .. ... : 1 21 2 2 liotherhiths Greenwich 64 81 81 6 1 1 1 Lewisham Rttnra of deaths from etwl the General Board of Health Ch. Dis. Alowiok Barwick•atpon-Taeed (Nothamsitift) 1 Birmingham.. 0 Bradford, North Bierl Padsay, and Wilstles Bristol Bsty & Falderal Barnet (Smith )Lims) Be ..rley 13-ightoo . Carmarthen C 'tester-le-Street Chichester ' Charley (Crastoo) Charlton, Hahne, and Ardwick Clifton sod St Phi lip and Jacob .• Cockernmoth (Workington) &Moe Canterbury Chepstow (Stifle newton) Dewsbury Gamer eel, and . Batlej• • 8 Dudley & Bede., 10 Dirtford But Stoneham" Ecclesall. Ilierlow, and Nether Hal- _ O 1 1 0 O 1 I 0 4 0 O 1 1 0 7 2 8 0 4 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 5 0 1 0 law Edmonton (Chas haat) Ender (St-Bidwell) Estleidnld (Barns ley) INlatouth (Powys) Gaol' (Bwist boot) Gnat Bought's Headingtew Ri•ehta 11olywell (Maid & Flint) . Howse* • lluddersield (Staithwelni) (Mytos sad Humber)) Huoslot,Whltkitt, Holbeek, mad Ashman lO 11, 0 $ 0 4 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 1. 0 2 3 1 0 Xll. eletinp Mimi Hin(ll;te-s iavivridge — tei s 0 • (Bloated' s) 1 0 lioareelverough (We' herby 0 1 Loocester 3 0 Leeds 2O 1 Liverpool 23 2 L.icester Lyeanstosi (Md ford) Miumbeseer Yed way (12li1kIiesi kaos andSeekes- ter) Ch. Dia. 1 Eaddiaitiii 6 0 Inveraer 8 0 Inverallochy and Ciambalg (Wm,- deen.tkire) 8 0 Ofteral Total—L=6ms and I The Provisos Total . IRELAND. DUBLIN, Oor. 4. Lest 'sight there was a preliminary meeting of the staff Amoc'stion. Mr. Joh& O'Connell has re 4 his old capacity, and Conciliation Hall goad again on Monday nest. A special sitestleg et the General Assembly of the jp r aZiLrian Clinrek of Ireland was held at Belfast on y, when an interesting discussion took place aboat the Queen's Collages. De. Brown moved the mention of the Queen's Colleges, bat hie motion did nit fall a Angle seconder. A committee was ii ohisd ter coneiderleg how far the Presbyterian bay would commit half to an approval of the IRE BUTLER'S BRIDGE AFFRAY-INQUEST _ _ [From the Kilkenny Journal.) The mehincholy occurrence at Butler's-bridge, on Friday lan, entianes to form the painfal topic of conversa tion here ; end tha lading of the coroner's jury, on the body of the man not, hoe given the to further oestmest. We weld bare give a maiden account of the entire trannotion, bat we have it In a letter which we received from the tenant whose arop and all were seized. Ho hes shown us some of the dosuannts to which he alludes. His letter is as follows. It le the production of a plain man, and he states his ease with dearness ; of course, Captain Watson is freely open to oar columns if he tab himself wronged by ; TO SRI REMO* OF TER KILKENNY JOURNAL. " Sir,—l am the tenant, Patrick Clooney ; I paid an extra nut for the land I hold of 21. 2e. W. per sere. Vhat land was valued by three men last August, sent hy some sr:natant authority. One after the other—their vena tion was only 25.. per acre—Griffitles valuation was about thirty innings par acre. I laid up the former nut, 21. 2a 13d. There was nothing due by me hat the March rent, when my wheat crop (six acres) in sheaf before I had it stacked , was seized. The day et posting the noise the landlord came to know whether I would wish to have it threshed °rapid by auction. I told him I would wish to have it threshed—l algae& a consent to that effect. BEE he got men himself, and watched and threw out the sheaves ; took and carried away the con_ and soM it without my nuance gave me only medit for 231. He then made a nixed seizure oa my oats eel barley for the sum of 301. He seized on eleven acne cot us eleven acres of barley, one rick of hay, a winnowing mature, two horses, a car, a plough, a bull, a quantity of sheaves snatched, and a quantity of household 'Janitor°. Oa Thursday I replerined this seizure. Having the sheriff's intawrity I went to remove my cora. On Fri day last I eras obstructed with a fora of about thirty men, and nine stand of arms and bayonets on sticks, upon the gap where we wenn NM oat on the road. They swore they would non the beet man or horse would come out in the gap ; the lest lams that came to the pp they tired, and killed one man aad wounded another severely. I conclude by stating the landlord is Captain Thomas H. Watson, onnty Carlow. " I am, air, your obedient servant, " PATRICK CLOONEY • " The Coroner shortly charged the jury, who returned the following verdict : " Th►t said Michael Butler came to his death at Butler's grow. in this county, on the 28th of September instant, by a wound inflicted by a triangular instrument under the left left arm by some person or persons unknown." BALLINASLOE FAIR. BALLINABLOE, WEDSZBDAT NIGHT, We are now on the eve of our great annual fair, a period "brimful of event" to many, sad one of interest and excitement to all connected with it. Never before, lem sorry to tell you, was there worse grounds for anything like cheering anticip ations as to the result. There are some, is deed, who still cherish the hope that " something may turn up" to change the prospects et the fair. I hope it Easy be so; but, alter suture consideration, and after conversing with Kraal of these who are looked up to as the best autho rities on such subjects, I fear that the odds an decidedly against the farmer. The list Liverpool market note is cuku lated to act as a " damper " on speculations in sheep and cattle for the Esglish markets, salt states that Monday's sup. ply was excessive in She latter, and that the former sustained a den ice of 2s. to 3s. a head. However, it is asserted here—and that, too, by some of the "knowing ones"—that this Liu popl note is tot always to be relied upon immedi..ti ly prevail rig our great fair; or, at least, that it should not be (coked upon as sufficient to alarm sellers into parting with their stocks ate ruinous sacrifice. The government contracts mere seriously affect remunerative prices; nevertheless, consider ing the very low drugs at which stock of all kinds has been purchased at recant fairs, I do not think that very serious loss can be sustained neer: by those who have held over for any let gtb of time. In the end—and it is a sad anticipation —*he farmer, I fear, is fille:v to be the greatest, if not the only sufferer. He must sell at certain markets, no matter what the figures to be obtained, is order to meet the many demands upon him for rent, rates, Ste., while the wealthy stock muter can " bids his time," and either sell or buy, as the chances are is his favour. _ _ Thi re is one thing, at all events, which may be cull'eully lo , ked forward to—namely, that ewes will bring paying prices • and the tams remark may, I think, be also applied 'to good row(' of other stock. My reason for coming to this conclusion is, that as so many vast tracts of what was here. tofu, tillage land have Lady been converted by the evie tion system into idle pastures, it will be absolutely necewary to resider these tree's productive, or at least, to end to do so, by grazing them with stock of one kind or umber- . . le&td, already a considerable amount of sheep and cattle have been bitten up for this purpose through the couctry ; and the result, even in this early stage of the fair—or rather before it has commenced at all—is manftest in the oompara tively smell number of the former which have yet arrived on the grazing grounds about our town, to be ready tlr to morrow a show. . . . . Tto weather to day has bias extremely unfavourable to the prospects of the sheep fair: from early dawn up to the time I am writing (eight o'clock evening) we here hid en inceinsnt down-pour of heavy rain, and everyone knows that tiontintr,u. wet hu a dangerous influence oa the market value 41 the " Away flack." However, it is now clearing up, and if the night continue fine, a very invouralle c h ange may take place before to•morrow. A evil& table number of well known " dealers" have arrived in town in the centre of the day. The Marquis of Waterford is expected to-sosrow. Very few stables have yet ban taken, and I see no great roAmet of the horse fair being a good one.—Dublin News Later. COLLISION OP THE TRIDENT AND DWARP.—Sinee oar last we have received the particulars of the collision at .ea between her Majesty's steamers Trident and Dwarf. The facts are as follow :—Both the vessels accompanied the o.ngea on Tuesday evening last from Queenstown harbour for Plym .uth—the Trident towing the man-of-war, as stated in the Reporter of Saturday. and the Dwarf proceeding to that port for the purpose of beirg paid off. The breeze which sprung up on that evening had increased to a violent gale when ,he vessels bad arrived about 60 miles south-east of the most Apprehensive of the consequences of a storm, the captain of tie Oaeges gave the signal to part com pany, won which the Trident cast off that ship, and pre pared ti return. In going about, the Dwarf shipped a tre mendous sea, which filled the centre compartment of the vessel, viz , the engine-room, and put out the fires. Shortly after the Trident perceived the signals of distress thrown lout by the Dwarf, and immediately bore up to render 1 assistance. As she approached she rounded to, and backed towards the Dwarf, for the purpose of attaching a hawser with greater facility. Just as she touched the latter ves. eel a sea wrack her on the bow, and drove her with great • vio l ence against the broadside of the Dwarf. So great was the concussion, that the bulwark from the tsffrail to the fun nel was torn up, and sever,l planks of the deck disled•ed. The tunnel also redly. d some damage from the collision. Another attempt by A. Trident to pore aid was summate], and two hawsers were pia on board, one of which snapped within a few minutes after it was fastened. By this time the centre compartment of the Dwarf was filled with water, and she only Basted in emsequence of the other compartm ents having been carefully fastened. The Trident started imme diately for Queenstown with the Dwarf in tow, but the lat ter was in so desperate a condition that the captain was obliged to run into Kinrale, when he arrived at one o'clock p.m ,on Woineeday, when it was found that of the second bawler only three strands remained. Same repairs were made in o-der to enable the Dwarf to be removed to Queens town, which was effected on Friday. She is now lying neer Hanlbowline. The safety of compartment is fully err ved by tbis seeident. Hai not the Dwarf been eel con structed sits never *weld have been got into harborsr.—Cork SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—Thuaansy. 2 1 2 0 2 1 .441 frocs Sept. 17, 14,272 9to Oat. 3, 1819 13,181 3 o'clock. )VINCRS. era and tharrhota reported to yestettuay, /Dubber 4, 1849. Cho. Du Milton next Sit tingbourne Newcastle-upon Ty's, & Bykor Newton Abbot (Torquay) Northwich North Witchford (Much) N Att . :Thaw Newport (Goose 11) Nwthampton Peterborough Pontefract Raiford (Bnetttoa) Rochdale (Whit worth & Brand- 0 1 3 1 wood) R , wford & Lion- church Roth( Thum (Wath) Salford S:ulcours, Dryrool and Dodos' elardlet MuMeld (klraght aide) Shepton Mallet Somber.. South Shields and %Vestal Stockport Stockton (Hartle pool and Yana) Stoke Draserel (Stoke) Stoke-upon-Trent (longton, Shel ton and Hanley) Stone (Roclethal* Stourbridge (Kingew(efird) Sunderland (Bishop Wearsontn) T►deaster (Brass. 6 0 1 0 2 0 O 1 2 0 1 0 1 1 3 1 O 1 0 1 bus) Tftedale (abraded Castle) Mines Tram (Has.”).. Tysemoutls sad) • Walsall & &Wide Waagford(Bstagai) Watford (Riot. ralusswortls) Warwick & M. 2 0 4 0 3 0 Legion West Bromide's end Weineebary West Derby, Ever- 3 0 2 0 0 4 W hitehaves 7 1 0 1 Wiedwr Wiebeaoh (Will• oaken) Wolverhampton W Meehan and 6 1 1 1 1 2 1 0 4 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 2 0 2 0 6 1 0 1 1 0 3 0 2 2 i 0 3 0 2 2 Bileiou — 33 S Wycombe . 0 1 Irenteadt (Great) 1 0 T0ta1.... 806 88 Cho. DL. Arbroath 8:. Andrew** Mamie* 2 0 I Tote 23 0 Ch. Di*. rim lit! .. 38 19 I 306 66 366 as .... 6 2 1 0 THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY ETENING, OCTOBER 5, 1849, RAILWAY MEETINGS. YORK, NEWOMITIAI. AND BERWICK. Yesterday the adjourned Mlio of the ettereholdue in SS wares wen Mid at die' Enitivek elmunt-raem, Teske b Ss were net isommuskyslitonied, on asentat of zeds Illenhag bap given that its siesdllee nitseestliatioa wont ES Wrested to promonisiedhse repeat retentay. 11E. id smoking was that wlds eadjournedadjournedfrom *OM ei May less. smi fre Es sh t to hod been sdj.urae&irsas MdS sines. at Mwhatimod mods Mee lesnu s tf fa . y ep pines& The Loam Mune at You,, chairman of the sompany, and he sailed upon the seeretery to read the soda el Thinlaving been dos, i The CHAIR osilemOn behalf of the committee ad Inmedgatisne I had to Slivillealle to yen that they es met freparei ~ee p=i• to tim elie s t S tu rin ghe a ma tr da tke s e me. es el present will he very .thous N haw the last reps of the emmittsoof investigation. They has the seeden of ounsundog to re that on the 26th of this Illeedbthey m• e t. to lay before the proprietary Sok hes t. We litetdd have been very happy to have Lid it before yea %sky, bat 'intimateness, over whisk we to some extent had se eisatrel, lave prevented as Ism accomplishing oar object. lifuterser, we have quite made up oar mind to aborts& the proseeMage as nosh as poseibleand so bring lades you a Anal issue et th is insetigetlea. We have ascer tained that the seeeseta its will have their acconnts ready, sad therefor* we shall be enabled to accomplish what we have now stated to you. Consequently the only further matter I have to mention to you ia, that • report will be seat out by to-morrow or Saterdemeatisg to You the views of the committee in referees' to the election eta board of directors to Neese' Wee who are now merely directors pro it/14., eag also Maths to you the views of the committee as to the dam sansgemeat of the affair of this very is retort sempeety. In the report to be made to you, you will see that tiestaia questions are mooted which I hope will have your subs consideration, and also the serious con sideration of the large body of proprietary not now present, and that we shall be favoured wun your and their views and opinions on the 25th inst., when the final report will be brought before you. With these remarks, I beg to call upon some one to move the adjournment of this meeting to the 26th of this month. It,. LOVE moved soodingly that this meeting be ad jound to Thursday, the 26th inat., to be held in this teem at ludf-past 11 o'clock. Mr. BARSTOW, of Nonthorpe, seconded the metioa, which was adopted nem. con. IS next meeting was an edjouromert of the extraordi nary meeting, convened originally in pursuance or a re quisition from the shareholder for the purrs of authoris ing the edentates of issatigation to take legal prostedSigi for the reeoyery of certain same of money said to have beta illeeally appropriated by Mr. Hudson. In the absence of the Lord Mayor, who had excused him self to attend to some trivia duties, Mr. Love, one of the directors, and also a member of the investigation committee, wee voted to the char. The Secretary (Mr. Close) having read the notice of a r niasa ke CHA I RMAN said the object of this meeting was to carry it forward, like the former one, to the 26th asst., in seder that the subject matter of the meeting may then be taken into consideration. Mr. FLEWS mud accordingly, that the smooths be adjourned to Thursday, the 26th inst., to be held in this roan at a quarter before twelve. The resoautioa was wooded and carried. The next and third meeting was an adrusninalt of the last half-yearly meeting, and the mattes to be dismal ei flitted the question of amounts. The CHAIRMAN said he was eneedingly sorry to Iler pass on the time and patience of the meeting ; but it was ne cessary he should do so in one r to comply with the psi dons of the advertisement, which convened the meeting fee half-past 12, and it was then only 12 o'clock. The SECRETARY, at half-past 12, reed the notice of ad journment, and The CHAIRMAN then said that it was also proposed to adjourn this meeting until the 25th inst. The object of this adjournment was to enable the committee of investigation, is taMr fool report, to make a report also on the account. of the half year, which he felt would be more satisfactory to the shareholders than their coming to a conclusion that day with respect to these accounts. The accounts had been prepared, and would be in the hands of the committee that or the text day, and they woted then have that consideration which so weighty a mates, required. tar. Aldermen Itratrusow moved and Mr. CHAMPTTITY seconded the adjeerameat of this meeting also to the 25th hut, at 12 o'clock. Mr. T. GRAY, of Newcastle, said in the last report made To the coeusittee an alteration in the fares was mentioned. Toes alterations had now been made, and on the Newcastle part of the Use considerable dissatisfaction with those altera roes prevailed. He could not state the loss to the comptov, but it was the impression of sema persons that considerable lose had attended these changes. Therefore, he thonaht it would be well if some member of the committee were to r plain the matter, which be thought would teed to bring matters to a proper bearing, and it anything was wrong, to induce ouggettione to put it right. Mr. M'LAREN, one of the committee of investigation, said the directors would be ready to explain what they had dose, and it would no doubt be satiefach ry to the shave hi.lJers to know how the matter stood. Two alterations were toady—eine on the main uunk line, from York to Ber wick, the other on the minor branches and in the market trains. Oa the trunk lane the circumstances were these : The tare was not the same all over the line ; at the Berwick end it was considerably lower than at the York end for es. coved class ; at the Berwick end the fare was l id. per mile, whilst at the Toth end it was 2d.; the thied-elem was ld. at the Bawl.* end, and 11d. at the York end. The Brat close at the Berwica end was 21d., and at the York end it was 3d. Now the railway being all one, sod be longing to one company, and all receiving the tame divi dend, and being placed In precisely the same circamstaum, the directors felt it would be very foolish to keep up a dis tinction which neither principle nor expediency would justify. They had therefore equalised the rates, by making Bret-class rates of charges 21d. all over the line. The effect of this was to reduce the AU. fare no Ilk. 6d ; but it reduced the fare at the Berwick end only a very trifliog rem, about Is. But the fare at the Berwick end for the a eo od class had been considerably increased, vie., from lid. to 2d.. e.hich was an increase of 33 ;Lir est. Tee third chow had aIITT been increased, at the Berwick end, from Id. to lid.. ' which was also an increase of 33 per cent. The object they had in view in redui ing the first class below the maximum of the parliamentary rates, while they kept up the mewed elan to the maximum of the parliamentary retro, was this. They found that, comparatively, there were no Ant-class pus wires on that portion of the line. Ile generally, during the last few weeks, had himself come from Bemis by the same train, which arrived about eight o'clock, and he had observed that, on the average, there were not above three first, claw passengers who left Berwick southwards, aed gene rally abo t a dozen second-elms pamengers. The two but times he had noticed that there were twelve firsuclass pas ! stagers and ten second•class amenge.s. So far as he led observed, and so far as he hod been enabled to ioquire, the alteratiou had been decidedly beneficial ; and he believed the more 'it became known the more generally would it be app oved of. The clearing house had not given elf ct to dm change of rates, which It ought to have done. They bad omitted to give notice of the change taken place, and come quently, until the previous day, they had been looking at old priers at the north end. By this means there had be n a difference of ss. between Berwick and Newcastle, bet and second class, while the real difference should have been oat y 2e. Id. He was satisfied that when this charge bell had a fair trial it would be found conducive to the advs. tags of this company, in the shape of an increased revenue. without trenching hardly on any ' individual. Mr. RAMSEY.—The fares. t hen, are below the govern. meet rate for Sunderland. Is that owing to the tombs for Sunderland ?—ate nuking of this abominable sharp. (A laugh.) Mr. Ii'LAREN—No ; they are not below now. Mr. RAMSEY—It's an infamous shame. I suss" we have to thank Mr. Hodes for teat. iir7M 7 l7AßlNZidoseCht;;TMho you bays to thank for it ; but I have stated th• facts accurately. Mr. RAMSEY.—Why should the tares to Sunderland be below the government farm ? I have no wish to dictate to the committee, bat I think it unfair that the Sunciorland people should be allowed to travel below government taus. Mr. WLAREN.—They don't cow because the di•tance between Newcastle and Sunderlann is eleven miles, and the third clam charge is le., so that they now pay ld. on eleven ab lye the government rate. Mr. RAMSEY.—But they still pay less than some others ? Mr. WLARBN.—No; on the Shields line they pay is low as ed. a mils, but that aches from the competition of the Mean packets. Mr. RAMSEY.—Third elan from York to Noweastio— what 1.4 it ? Mr. WLARRN.-1 id. a mile, with 6 percent. added, _ Mr. AM — Taw —Teen why should set the Saadwiead pools paat ? Mr. M' LARBN—It is for the shareholders to urge them points apse them who complain. Mr. RAMSEY-1 think the Snadcrland people might to pay as much as others and that, instead of their having Mb= to complain, itls quite the contrary. Mr. BARSTOW in that opinion. After some furchereme Mr. LEGMAN, wastarry to the sustainers of investiga tion, mid h• was not quite muds that it might sot be found absolstely necessary that than should be a general ad renals in their tariff of farm. He was quits certain of this, speaking generally, that Rakes the railway interest of this ontutt7 sought to have an advance of faro, railway , pro perty least, for a comiderable time, remain to its present depressed condition ; and he believed the publie must be red, if they expected to have a continuance of the ion which railways supply, to pay thaw partite who bare invested their capital in them an dert.skings after a somewhat different rate to what th.y had hitherto bean paying. (Rear, bur.) He had latterly been in area tannication with Isthmian in other parts of the country, and he believed in the neat session of parliament, an effort would be • to imam a senora rate of charv, i.. be inemesed over that whisk at present exists. He believed with Mr. Hoisieworth, claims* of the Laaenshire and York shire Company, that a ray small ineeless in the ram of 'barge would make a vary material Cannes to the share holders who bed their money invaded la the different railways. Th• motion for the adjournment wee then put andouried, and the mooting broke sp. 811111WSBURT AND —On Friday s public inning, to promote the proposed Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway, was held in the Oniblhall, Ludlow. This was the third meeting held en the line of country embramd by the intended railway ; the two lamer having been bold it Han ford and Leozninator. The meting of Friday woo sumeteusly and respectably attended. Reporter. The Cesarewitch was the only event on which bullion of any consequence was transomed. For that Vatitan wu st e ady et tee cluing :prices of Monday; the second plus, howsmr, which wee then held by Glenslean, was now taken 1 by Rety t who stood during the greater part of the afternoon at 7to 1 layers, but jut before the close wu backed eagerly at thou odds, the Lyme refusing to go on. Miss Ann was batted for a good deal of coney, and from 30 to I r o es t o 100 to 8. Fire-Mar had a tow Mends at 20 to 1, but every thing else gave way. Little or 11001i011 wu done on the Cambridgeshire, and not a quotable bet laid on the Derby. THE CESARBWITCH STAKES. 4to eget Sir J. Ilawkr's Vatican (t 9to 2) 7 to Mr. Meiklam's Baby (t Neely) 10 to Lord Ezeter'a Oknalvon it and aft off) 13 to Lord Kottaton saint Seidel (ditto) 100 to Mr. Mer Mtn Aim 20 to Data of (t and aft off) • .21 Mr. S 1101190" (ditto) 23 to Nr.ll. /o % Nibs (ditto) .3 to 1 ••••• Mr. Drialmirs Asarmerat 23 to Mr. Obnitssets Ehenteny 111 to Lard Clembergebrs lagy Evel SS to Sir 11. Noes Esesimel yn en 33 to Mr. Oaboronfa Osetniggran (t and aft off) 40 to Lord Cheelernsirealset (t and aft off ) 60 LO Mr. Panay% Old Dec Taster (t and aft oM 1 900 to 1 Lad .50 to air 3.liante BrotiVe esalotheultan (t and aft off ) , Odd (t) 711 E CAMIUUDORMIEEZ MMES. IS to I apt Mr. Mears Efentwisb Soto I Mr. IS Chem% Maga 22 t t Mr. Oebaldestante Jssef-got (t) 21 to 1 Str J. Hanky's gongs Sir Lancelot was scratched em Tuesday last. DERBY. No betting. NEWMARBBT SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. The railway arnegase•ts for the ensuing teseting offer great f•e.Uues to the public. They Luanda a epreial wain, with Han and mond elate peeevagere. on Monde, •nd Tues day, at Malan sight, re:urning from Newmarket at • quarter before six la the evening. Then wi I also be a cheap spatial hula at 7 o'clock cea , on the Cesareedtett day, to return at a quarter before seven in the erasing. The re gular visitor Eft Had the 1.80 train the most eoavesiest. MONMOUTH RACES.—TUESDAT. Rum &muss or 3 sow each acd 16 addsd ; for & oads, Bst 41b; lour. fist 616 ; firs, 10st ; six Lady/ed. last 418; wiimen ern, sto. Heats, twit* round and • die. (7 subs.) MBonthby'seirssossr, 43 HG rs ...... 2 1 1 Mr. K's Koss, aged 3 1 2 2 Mr. Powell's O wwainy . 4p. 1 0 3 Mr. Rawl?' Mains Of ey, yrs 0 • dr Mr. Gordoes br by The Cardinal, oat of Manirap's . 2 Mr. Bouniss's nue; dasn, I yrs. OB ps 0 dr dr _ _ ltionaottyasataa iTAILIS of 10 MOM *eels, 6 It, sad 3 ft call declared, with 401. add e d. Thrice round. (23 subs,l3 of whom declared.) Mr. Isaac Day's Mira. 3 yrs. !et 13Ib (Wakellekl, Jan.) 1 Mr. Davis's Chorister, ayrs. Tat sta 1 Mr. R. Humphrica's Carbuncle, 3 yrs, Sat lelb 3 The following site started. but were not Sassed Mr. John's New Forest Deer, aged, 9st ; Mr. Steveneon's Old English Oceanus:, 3 yrs, Est lib ; Captain Steward, ad Lindner, 3 yrs, bat 310 ; and Mr. Howlett's Luminous, 6 yrs, 7st Bib. Wee &MILES of 6 son. each, and 20 added. Huta, twice round. (6 subs.) Mr. CI. Drew's Kowa, 3 yrs 0 0 1 1 1 Mr. Power's Mr. Toots. s )rs 0 S 4 1 2 Mr. Drowses Dreeksises, 4 yet. 0 1 3. 3 Mr. Ilispeerreala Oki lea* leatlesaaa, 3 yrs 0 0 2 3 dr WoWs Pray Milatsa, yrs WEDXSIDAT. CEITPIWELM STAXIS of 16 son. each, 6 ft, and only 3 if dealarad. Heats, Inks round and a distance. (17 subs , 6 of whoa desisted.) Mr. Davis's ell oslst , 4 yrs, 7st 3111 (W. Butler) 0 1 1 Mr. I. Day's Klan" I yrs, Est llb Mr. Johns' New Forest Deer aged, est „ .O 2 3 Mr. Griffiths' !leery, 4 yrs, 7st 7lb 2 3 dr iiiNDAS SW MS of 5 son., and 20 added. Heats, ass mile and a half. (7 subs.) Mr. Smithy Streamer, 4 yre, teat ate. wimie • UM. ewe, 10m Mb ......... 4 1 1 Mr. Rinks's Lahore, 4 yro, lost Mr. Webb's Vulture, seed, lest 910 3 0 0 Mr. Le Brewer's Brarunhuo, 4 yrs, 10st 91b ........ TEN LIYIkPOQL AUTUMN ALLETING premises to be a brilliant wind-up to the season. Thirty-three hence are named for the Hurdle Stakes, and fi fty-fire for the Grand Steeple Chase. There will be a handicap Set race, with 1001. added, and twe others, on the second day. CLERICAL. TEE FOUNDATION-81'0NR of the New Church, to be called St. Thomas's, was laid yesterday at Charlton, near Wool wich, by Sir Thomm Maryon Bart, of Charlton house, in the presence of a large company. Rant BATHURST bra presented a further donation of 100/. for the new church at Cirencester, making hie lordship's contriustioas in the whole for this beautiful fabric 6001., be sides the piece of ground on which it is erected. Tics BISHOP or Vtcronin has arranged for the possum of himself and suit* to his diocese in China in the ship Sir Geort,e Pollock, and will leave this country about the end of the present month. ' PILEPERMENT.—Rev. J. Sores, curate of St. Peter's Church, hackney, to be morning preacher of the Magdalen Hospital, Blackfrian-road. NAVAL. Ammutrr,Ocr.4 —APPOIKTMENTL—To Scourge —Sur geon : J. Davidson ; Assist:Surgeon: J. Goodrick ; Gunner • S. Sall . - --: T. J. Breenand; N. r . ea—Gannon: a. J. lireenand; N. C. Ha Sheep. Naval Cadet : R. Napier. Illustrious— Pay:nadir and Purser: W. Borden. PROMOTIONS.— Clerks to be Paymaster. and Pursers: C. E. Colman, F. J. Fesan, and G. L. Wise. _ _ DEvoxPoicr, Ocr. 4.—The Dwarf, at-v., being defective bath in hull and machinery, is ordered to this pert to be surveyed ; and it found very bad, she will be broken up, as steam-vessels of her class are now very little wanted.—Tl'e Heels, st-v., went into Baropool on Saturday ; her com passes were adjusted by Mr. Walker ; she was mustered, Inspected, and pad advance on Monday, by Admiral Sir John Louis; and sail2cl with the African mails on Tuesday. —The Myrtle, tender, arrived on SAturday, with supernu. =erodes from Portsmouth.—The monthly master of the ordinary took place on Friday, on board the Agincourt, by Admiral Sir John Louis, after which the admiral proceeded to the Sound, mustered, inspected, and paid advance to the Alarm, 26, Captain Ramsey.—Coxfiict, will be cr m missioned at this port forthwith, manned with a complement of 160 officers and men.—Trident, st., Lieut. commanding Richard H. Risk, arrived here on Sunday night from Ire land. She is to have her defects made good at this pert.— Ganges, 84, Cede% Henry Smith, C. 8., arrived on Monday from Ireland. She is to come in:o harbour, and have her defects made good with all dispatch, and fitted for the Medi. terranean.—Alsrm, 26, Captain George Ramsey, sailed on Monday for the West India station. Wooxwecit, Ocr. 4.—Firebrand, st.-sloop, has been taken oat of the basin, and will bo ready in a few days to leave this port.—Archer, st -v., went down the river yesterday on an experimental trial. Her screw propeller had been reduced from 12 feet 6 inches in diameter to 10 feet; and the malt in the last trial was an lacrosse of speed from 6.4 knots te 7.6. The screw propeller having been reduced another foot in diameter, she started yesterday on another trial; but some of her machinery broom down, and she was towed bark to this port last night by the Monkey et-tn.—Terrible, et.- ship, was taken into the basin yesterday, to make good de fecta and to have some iterations made in her bulwarks and hammock aettings. Her machinery is also being set to rights by the engineers. Capt. Hope, lab of the Firebrand, will. it Is reported, recommission her shortly.—Stromboli, at - sloop, Commander Lord A. BeaueleTk, is ordered to this por; to refit with all expedition. It is rumoured that her destination is the Dardanelles.—Undine, at: packet, is now ready, and will leave on Monday for D..yer, to resume her duties as a mail packet. Laic iintelltatitte. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-YESICERDAY. Barons Ma. COIIIIIII3IONICA PNGLITS. IN RI CHARLES JOHN DELAVILLE.—BILL DISCOUNTING. Tbis insolvent, described so a money agent, was opposed by Mr. Sargood for a gentleman named Bernard Granville, and supported by Mr. Cooke. The opposing creditor was induced by an advertisement to lend money, to place io the bend of one Gardiner (a name well known in money lending advertisements) two accep tances for 5001. each. They were sent from Staffordshire, in which county Mr. Granville resided, to be discounted. No money was obtained, and after passing through sevaral hangs the Ins ilvent informed Mr. Granville that they could be procured, and they were recovered. The insolvent after wards claimed 231. for his aervic s, and brought an action, the record of which he withi!rew, and was now in custody for 311., the expenses of the action incurred by Mr. Gran villa. lle bad been in prison newly five months, and it was urged that he was a fit subject for the application of the dis cretionary clause. Mr. Commissioner Phillips gave the insolvent to under stand that if he had not been nearly film mouths in con finement he would have remanded him. Ho had been • bankrupt and insolver.t before, and his debts still owing under his former failures were 2,7001. It wars no doubt an imprudent act fur a gentleman to place bills in the market in what was called " blank" at all, and it was also imprudent for the insolvent to have acted as he had done. It was only on account of ►is imprisonment that he was now discharged. Discharged accordingly. POLICJ?.—YESTERDAT. WORSHIP•STREET. EXTENSIVE FOROBRIES.—Widians Harris, clerk in the office of highly respect■ble solicitors in the City, who stood elan* with having uttered numerous forged 61. Bank of England notes to various untortunate women whom be casually met in the streets, was committed for trial, the magistrate refusing to accept bail for his future appearance, which was tendered to any Amount that might be required. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. FRIDAY, Oct. 6,1849. The State of the Weather at gosh of tlia following places at film o'clock yeetsrday amain. Normal Placa. C° 4`,: d. ° t ar ‘ n a a Stole of Weather. BLIIIPOSIOM. it.W. Gentle Enema Overcoat Damn= ..... N.E. Otani@ Breese Overcast BIBALINONAN N.W. Gentle Erase Rain BIIDWIRATILR W. Calm Ovareaat Batsmen P.W. Strom Brews Heavy Raln 8a5wer..........„ COXWAT N.E. Wrong Breese Scud Erma N.W. Woe, Dram OWIIIIIII FOLKIRONI ....... B'W litroortiketar Rada Giamcaraa GREENWICH Calm Rain Haernasa Heiman N.E. Strong Bream Party go o dy Lancteraa N.E. Can Overteat Latairrott N.E. Cottle Bream Rain Ninreasni 011.701 D N.W. Gentle Bream Rain Pcreaseeeiroz N.W. Strong Bream Rain k mamma ...... ........ W. Gestic Breese Omelet Hammes B.W. Ganda Breese Partially Cloudy Paw Socramarlow SesusaLure N.W. Gantt* Drente Heavy lain Swum= 1 Tucuman INDON, Tim DAT, Noox. al Wind. State of Woothar. I Sam& aaaf. Cause of Wind. W. [Advertisement ]—A WEAKNESS OP THE CHEST AND ASTENA COMM O IT if =MOAT% PILUL—Copy of a declaration of Mr.C. Zeitmen, of Nymesen, in Holland, da ed August 24, 1849 :—" the undersigned, dect .re that I have been perfectly cured of a weak ness of the cheat and duticulty of breathin,i by the use of Holloway's pUts. I bad been a sufferer for years, and woe enable to get the least relief from the various wensedies I tried until I took these Inestimable pike ; and I Incite all who may be ahnilarl a/dieted tonic the cane rented! without delay . —tdeed, C Zarers. ' They may be taken In all aloes of old coughs ; recent adds, and asthmatleal stew lookk—Sold by all drantrists and at Profusion' liolloway's eatabllahineat, 224 Strand, Modem SHIPPING INTELLIGENC.I (Pitia Oar she' Iledrptyt Oresie," ay . Lorre LK+) -.-- CASUALTIES. Heather, WDonald, of Souris, Prince Edward Island, ke n , Pogweah to Great Britain, put i nto bi ort i er Sty g ph, gentle Newfoundland, 9th inst., water-logged, and pan dack.lisad throws overboard, having been in a gai t _ Halifax, N.S., Sept. 21. Palemon, —, from Buetouch to Inadon, has been wrecked about 90 miles N. of this place ; material* saved--Port Hood, C. 8., Sept. 16. Prudence (barque), before reported on shore on the Boi l % Bands, off Malacca, it is stated has sine. become a wreck, —Singapore, Aug. 3. Queen (brig), Clarke, of Hartlepool, from atelier, N. 8., for Hull, 28 days out, put is here yesterJay, experienced heavy gals on the passage, sprung a leak, nuki ng ig inches per hour.—Crookhaven, Sept. 30. Thomas and Joseph Crisp (barque), Blackell, from Newport for Ceylon, bore up from lat. 42, long. 12 W., an d put is here, making 12 inches of water p er h our, and for of several sails.—Plymouth, Oct. 3. Verbena, for Petersburg, on shoro near Marsden Bleb; her bull remains whole, excepts part of her cloaks, which have been washed up with the mgt. The tv p;ter oe, per bottom, with very little exception, remaitte Shield., Ott. 3. Wrar gel (Prussian brig), which came on the Boni gawk on Sunday last, was got off this morning, and briught bite this harbour.—Whitby, Oct. 3. sieu . s . Nor, 7 On. 28 ARRIVED. 0,3. 10 04. 22 Oa. 22 kilt 24 Amman-at Bristol, October 3, from. Totem . . AGSNORIA-at Cinema, October 1, from Porto Las-at Jersey. "etober I, from Permitting, AIIIIONA -at Tri,vmouth. October ; from Labrada Burn CAT-at Bristol, October 4, from . - - Patlll * Bstosa.--at Cowes, October 3, from Lin Juteint' linsaa-at Folmouth, October 3, from • BAbIOWCIATIt -at Falmouth, October 1, from Kerteh BtsPONAII Maamwer -at Falmouth, October 3, from Bomb, CIIASS- it Boston, October 3, from . Onboard ' Cusonwrina-at Queenstown, October 9, trom Tow' is Cons-at Crookaven, September 30, from New CU.* CAM/SALTON Pon -at Crookhaven, September 30, from_iiagnumg Davonstnat-ot Portsmouth, October 3, from f o b DITONTORT-off Liverpool, October 4 • liusaneru-at Liverpool, October 4, fr om -Lem . ELIZA AND Ars-at Queenstown, October 2 , 69911 -- ..... ..ILJelnes Kuwaiti Bowmen-at Des!, October 11, from .. ...-.... _Angi e ELLANOR lIVIDILL-at Falmouth, October 3, from. iitag a EAPDALZ-at Greenock, 0 thber 1, from hem ET-etn Cowes, October 3, from ELMS:WS-at Queenstown, October 2, from. &a:ma -at Longhope, September 27 from Ill= Footnotes WILDEUI-at Gravesend: October 4, from Theft Foorry-at Bristol, October 3 from FANNY MOM - TA-at Portsmouth, October 3, km-- Vassma -at Kingstown, October 1, from Qlehee GILIIIIT 3.6111 MM-a Deal, October 3, tram Grimes-off Dover, October 3, from 18 = livitcutes-at Cowes, October 3, from Cope Ilayg 1 (S Mamas-at Falmouth, October 2, from ...,.,,,,,. Ostia Huo-off Brighton, October 3, from Anomie Does- at Longbope, September 2s, from limpid ISAOLLLA HAILIT-at Ciravesend, October 4 6 fr ai on tr RIGHT ettin JANS WRHT - at Gtiltlaby, September 30, Petersburg Joist AND EMILY-at Sunderland, October 2, Irma Arthaarel Joux MCIULAT-off Falmouth, October 3, from Rio barns Juts-at Liverpool, October 4, from Denis JANS-off Liverpool, October 0c 4, from thin lino x° ALYAID-off Uwe/pool, tober 4 LAVREL- at Greenock, October I, from Port Warace, NS, LADY MANSKLL-Of Dover, October 3, for Loud a LONDONDISIIT-at Yarmouth, N., October 3, from Archangel Wars-at Deal, October ; from Demerara Maaosawr--ot Guernsey. October 1, pr0m..,.,. legs kIASIA-at Bristol, October 4, from limitedem INAKT-at Liverpool, October 4, (rum NOM Idsammes Iron-at Liverpool, October 4, from ....... Feinberg OIIZASA-at Queenstown, October 2, from a .. Atria Faunas-at Deal, Oct ob er 3, from Pathamo-at Hull, October 3, from. mem Ranian-at,Greenock, October 3, from Telnkhd Root.--at Gravesend, October 4, (root Dna RICHLYD sou Los-at Gravesend, October 4, from Zags S.u.serth-at Deal, October 2, from Hobart Ton BARAN-at Cower, October 9, from Lein SAN MICONK-at Queens.. own, October 2, from Gelds Tarns-at Fshisouth, October 3, front iertsk Ton I.ova-at Hull, October 3, from -.Don Mints VILLA Dr XAISA-at Deal, October 3, from Spin VI ton.-st Orlinsbr October 3, from S. John, 5.8. Arta-at Torbay, October 3, from .micron VOILIVAIT- at Gravesend, October 4, from. Duran WAR-at Gravesend, October 4, from ... Nogadore WATEIEWITCII-0t Guernsey, October I. heft Ocear &LLD-at Jersey, October 2, from -.....„.......... JAW. BAILED. AZOIU,4 NOM-fret!' F2lOlOlllll, October 2, to ..... ......„ Areas*- from Hartlepool, October 9, to .... .. AUSTI4I.4BI•II- from Gras, wod, October 4, to (ads Amer.-from Liverpool, October 4, to ... Inert Bs:As-from Liverpool, October 4 to aPillt ' Beareortiaa-froor Gravesend, October 4, to New Weal BATATI6II-10031 Neoet, N., October 2, t 0............ ....„ ._„....&a emperors-from Oirdll4 October 3, to. Covuutara-from Hutepool,, October 3, to .......... = Commons-from Liverpool, Oct .1x? 4, to .14. Mena CLAVDIVS - from Liverpool, October 4, to ........ ........... .....11nmet C,COOTJIN-from Liverpool. October 4, to I CAROL." DOA -from Liverpool, October 4, to you= Oconee-from Liverpool. October 4, to .....e 0. Hop DILIIMAIX -from Liverpool, October 4. to New Pet Pastoox-from Gravesend ' October 3, t0..............--Gibraler (bolos -from Liverpool, October 4, to Nola Gum-from eudiff. October 3, to OlNallve Hovuweou LE SIS.IIS3 -from Swatters, October 4 to Madeira Ili no APPAIIST-from Liverpool, Octobtr 4, VA ....... 1 Owe Ileacto-from Liverpool, October 1, to - .t.i.boo less-free Hartlepool, October 3, to .......... . .,«.... tonne leancu.e.-from Newport. N., October 3, to - Bo•tos JuLta-from Fowcy, October 2, to Litton' Jet's-from Gravesend, Octoirr 4, to Tenet!' Lavas Low-from Greenock, October 1, to .......... -........1ie55eWN Monti row-from Hartirpcol, Octobers, to 810 JOAN Mattr.ctro--!rom Plymoutb, October 3, to ....................P. Millp Mai.roxiera-from Sunderi,nd. October 2, t 0..-.... Petwelietr MAW-teem Liverpool, October 4to Omaa Meer ANN -ftolllGrat (mewl, Octo ber 3, 3 0 NW NAWYfrOlla GB dell October 3, to aideMe Pousaorminsit Late- rom Cordiff, October S. to lia j v f mg RECOTFOT-from Brliiington, October 2, to Itormniso-from Liverpool, October 4, to St.ermuoi-from Garda, October 9, to ... talk* SPEtVILATIoN -from Shields, October 2 to Diet* Srviawoar-from Sunderland, October 2, to ',IMO 841loal -from ,undelood, October 2, to .- Btellt TAMPA:IW -from F.imouth, October a, to Legion Tavruar.-from Hull, October 9, to .....-...... Crowe* TRANUT - from shield'. October 2, to Orawoll VONOLIA-from Pt. nr.ree, October 2. to Mope". WM. CANTI!:OK-from Proactive, October 2, to Liebera Witmciiraticie-from Shields, October 2, to Cordova Wcowten -from Sunderland, October 2, to Martell WU. WULLOT-frOM Gravesend, October 3, to Neils VESSELS SPOKEN RITE. Armarom (bircur), from Sydney, 131 days for London, Sept B,lat 11.31 N., Lon. 26 W. AD Luau: (brig), from Glasgow for Boston, all we I, Fept 11, lit. 49, ton. 41.46. ANN, from Labrador, for Mediterranean, Sept 20, lat. 48, 10n.25. BRAOON (Drib), of and from FundrrLand for Archangel, 42 404 Wig Sept. 7, lat. 88.39 N., lon. 38.52 B. Cormorants (barque), July 24, lat. 45.38 N., lon. 19 25 W. EARL OP Trusuorr, Iron Newcastle for Leyku, Aug. 15, lat 318. len. 23. Gaisist (risto), Aug. 24, lat. 18.47 N., lon. 2'.28 w. Gansu !ship), of end frrm St John's, N. 8., for Liverpool, 1at.51.40 lon. 511.1, out 40 days. Haw Conway (schooner), ef Workington, erpt. 3,111.11.5 0 N,, lon. 24.10 W. JAN; Aug. 26, lat. 28, lon. 29. JANIII (barque), July 12, Ist 32.58 S., lon. 15.56 F. LIVR/POO7. (bisque), Sept. 28, lat. 49.22 N.. lon. 8.39 W. Moir Am , (barque), /rept SO, lat. 49.34 W., I n. 7.7 W. Molts (brig), of Greenock), Sept 7, lot. 52.121 Inn. 53, striving for the Straits of Bede Isle, having passengers on board. MOUNT ETNA, of Suede. snd. from Quebec fur Port Talbot, sept. lat. 38.23 N., lon. 31.37 W., out 11 days. Marnsvosa (ship), July 9, lat. 34.52 8., lon. 17 F ilm= Simmons (ship). Sept. 18, lat. 41.43 N., ion. 19.2 W. Botta faekomur), .1 Jersey, for Malta, Sept. I.t. 13.31 N., Lon. 28.8 W. Emma, from Africa for Liverpool, sent. 12, Ist. 46. lon. 21. Srmasreas (British barque), Aug. 28, Ist 00.22 4., tat. 2031 W. Twouts (bisque), of London, for New Zealand, Aug. 29, lot 1.16 N., 10n.2 0.22 W. Taxes Berm (ship), steering W.S.W., 1.1.47, Inn. 12 W. „ ihr.l.lA (schooner), from Uvuqpiel for Naples, &'pr. 25, 1at.28.1a tom 10.16 W. BIRTHS, MARRLAGES, AND DEATHS. BIM kid. BAKER.-9ept. 29, at RoarVlrliruse, Tontridge-welJa, the wile d Sir G. Baker, Bart., of a daughter. BATelit.Wit.—Sept. 30, at Kullaean, tha wife of E. Batchelor, Eaq , of a daughter. BOND.—Sept 30, at Balaton, Mrs. E. P. Bond, of a daughter. BULTEEL—Sept. 29, the wife of A. H. Bust el, }}q., of LteoePsolt of a son. nu.t.—Scpt. 25, at Worthing, Lady Manus Hill, of a eon. KEARY.—Sept. 30, at Harrow, prematurely, the wile of the Rev. H. Hilary, of a ion. stall-born. KYNNEHSLET.—Sept. 25, at Loxley Park, Stafford, the wife of T. C. H. Kynsieraley, gap., of a son. MARRIAGES. RICHARDSON—WILSON.-13ept. 27: et S oraton parish church, h 1 the Bev. J. B. Broderick, the Rector, J. B. itielord....n, 1.54., of Dublin, to Mary, third daughter of the late Col a Snesion Cctle, Yorkshire, and Cne.grov.., in the Island of at. Vincent's. TAYLOR—PATES—Oat. I. at Greeford, by the Bev. 8. Wichhagh Vie.ir, R. Taylor. Esq., Bridgnorth, shrophire, to Nis Yacos Croes.y.street Douse, Gwerayllt, Denbighshire. VON lIERANZBLAYLCIII—LANGENUEI2I.—Oct. 2, at It. Paul* Liverpool. by the Iles. It. Davies, I. 8. Von Pier.ina. asset.* Lae, to Elise Withelmine Sophie, daughter of tie late Bee. 11. V. Lan. genheint, of lieligoiand. DEATHS. CALET.—bet. 1, at Seymour-plooe, Eastonsquare, France% widow of J. W. Cohn, late or Gray's.iros, nun Queen'o•Kuarer Bloomsbury, at an ad vanced age. MORN lON.—Sept 23, at Bmpnr, William Anson, only son of the Hoe. W. Thornton., Vicar of Bonbon, Northamptonshire, aged 16 months. WAUCK.—Sept. 26, at Ilawley.road, Kentish-town, J. Waeick, Eat. ard 49. WILLI sstil.—Sapt. 29, at Eastbourne, guns, whilst bathing, A. Williams, M. 8., only surviving son of A. Wthl.ms, bolo of Thotass'a-street, Southwark, aged $2. ?dated Gad pabliebed by %mum Kate HAIM, Ut NO. IP Amt. 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