The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-24 00:00:00

IRELAND. Dt aux, Ot-r 23. The Cork Examiner of yesterday, in a "atop prose," ghee the following: RallOaliTiOle or Yes. SIULFIMIIT are sathortred to state that lin trials el Mr. 8 erjesat Murphy ban formally withdrawn that geatiemen's same hos the Ma ofeasilidates, as it is not their intention to ponavere in • MOM, sad tnereby divide the liberal interest. This deci des settles the elassea of Kr. M'Carthy, and mauve the triumph of animal prised* sad 'NM& parity ; for of the shag et Wee Soimennino wet but set the shadow of a trtr, as they have net dre ekeektaW a Mee. A new movement, arising set of the gamed dis organisatios of this co-Antal:24 given indication of its existence—an Anti- tion xsoverneest. It should be ranarked that of claims to register, In the rani district*, an moil/ served on the part of the landlord for his tenantry, in the absence of any active steps takes fur the purpose by a public body. Formerly the tenants were driven to the regietty Gout, a• well as to the polling booth. More recently agitation supplied sufficiently active stimu lus to lead them there; but now they seem re solved to resist both compulsion and perseasion ; and to show that their cry for a reduction of rents is well- Ibeinded.they refuse to substantiate their claims to the franchise on the ground of inefficiency of value. The Is/lowin rem arkable facts are pot forward by . the Press, el g last evening, as evidence of this determina tion to the part of tie pooch. : At the lest quarter milieu for the county of Meath, there men, le the division of Daastimegatin, ltd notices of claims for nelamilsa. la that list there appeared the name of ally see Soma catholic. Of the entire number, however, am we etrimast appeared, all the prutestaats sa d the sic& catiedia doetrtreg t, register to the ground of hark* no be seSsiot homes in their foram In tne division of MAIM there were Unotram, but not one on the out of • Wines catholic, sad of the U entrusts only 6 appeared to register. The Nell of last night threatens the Irish govern ment with a formidable demorstration of the magis terial bench in favour of Lord Roden. It rays: We stated on Friday that a movemeat was is contempla tros on this im e ortat.t subject, iavolving as it does, not rawly the case sod wits et Lord Roden himself, L im it the intopeadesits of the whale of the magistracy of Ironed. We are sow attend to Worm our readers, that many days will sot slaps Woos means sill be taken to afford every magis trate is Intlaad as opportunity to espouse an opus's, irre entree of party coasinratins, as to the piny of allowing the government of the day to do th it which would sot be tolerated ter cos t ae meet bhe independent gentlemen of Tinglind, vie. to digitate to t he magistracy the course which they an to take a acy ruttier witain their jurisdiction and to visit die ,Indiesse with dismissal. The espremba of opinion will, no doubt, be accompanied by a declaration, in which, we believe, every boson man in Ireland may join— s( unimpeir d coat lent* in, and respect for the high =laded inbleman who has boos made the victim of gores'• meat persecutioe. CONCILIATION HALL.—Th. Repeal Asaieiation held its weekly meting yesterda , the hall being nearly quite deserted ; but the funds amounting to some 304_ Thu amount issieded a salen Irma been Barka, el Westport, And seam from the imam catholic clergy of the deanery of Tom. A. shim W the Queen was voted, cable on her lisiesq 11{3Sveke pediment Mum distil', that the kips Arun Wed mast seem wearers for the Milli 01 this sennay. ACCIDEST ON THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. —On Friday evening lest, one of those railway accidents with which of late years the public have become but too tcok place on the Greet Northern Railway, about 200 yard* from the fissilby station, which is the first that is reached after leavieg Lincoln. It appears that three men, employed as plate layers, were returning from their work, a short distance below Salinity, about sic o'clock in the evening of the 19th itch On reaching within • short distance of the station they observed a luggage train with the usual red lights in front approaching than at full speed (the luggage tritiur do not step at Strilby station). They were then walking on what is technically ea led " the six foots," that is, the apace between the up and the down line of rails, and being latent oa observing the coating train, did net hear the kggege train that was coming behind them; they still kept walking on, meeting the ap proaching train, and not being cognisant of the train behind, they deemed themselves aware when just as the train got up or them, one of the men, nailed John Mellott, who for tunately escaped, felt seething touch his heel, he was then struck by some part of the engine and hurled some distance to the side of the line underneath the connecting wire of the semaphore, where he was discovered free from seams in jury, but insensible, shortly after the accident became loons ; the other plate-layer was also struck by the aught* sad thrown by the side of the line on his back, which was enenderably bruised and shaken, bat his injuries ate only of • slight nature, and it is anticipated that he will speedily tit cover. The third man, Robt Wright., was struck by the en gine and killed on the spot. Ile injuries he received were of the mew fright ul character; the forehead uas beaten hi, the right arm torn from its socket, the left hand severed at the wrist, the left leg cut into three pieces, and the abdomen and chest torn open, expaing to view the whole of the Tinter& ; the liver was found some twenty yards hunt the unfortunate man's body. From the frightful nature of the injuries re ceived, there is every probability for believing that he nest, by some meat or other, have become entangles with the feeehisery of the elegiac The driver of 'ho up train w aived the body lying by the side of the rail, and instantly gave the alarm to Jaya Swim, sae ef the gate-keepers, who took a ligh ,t sod en passeskag alma DM yards down the line , tonal H allett inesosible by the side of the line, and ether% distance further on the mangled body ot the dece ased. The other man ateasged to mask the stades. • wheel barrow was procured, and the body serried to the Ship Inn, where an kquest was held the next amain by Mr. Mittlios, the coroner for the diarist. sad • verdict of " Accidental death " recorded. The dommed has left • widow and eleven children. The three ace, one of whoa met with to fearful an end, bed hem in the employ of Messrs. Pew and Betts for same time, and had only that day in the afternoon commenced week as 'ornate of the oompeay, as plate layers. la the resin they were an employed, and had been is a yoblithliesse, where they had a small quantity of ale MONO Mem la the after noon, whilst Mellott, the presw, bad gees to Menem the men, contrary to seism elegised three quarts of ale, a great pan of which wee draalt; whoa he came beck he reprimand 4 them, and adage' diem to defer drinkleg the mentador whilst 'moraine, and k was on their return home after the termination of the dey's work that the unfortunate accident occurred. Fran these facts there is but too mach reason to ovum* that the deemed, as well as his companions, were somewhatunder the influencer of drink, sad were, therefore, not fit to be in so dangerous a locality se that of the Great Northern line, where trains are so fre ro=lag. Not the slightest blame attaches to say of enployed, who, as soon as the accident was knows, reedited every assistance to the rervivon.—Lincoht. shier Tinlll. THE BEREONDEST MURDER.—TEE LAW AS AP -17.1C•11.11 TO ACCITIOWILIZL—The two provisions referred to by the Bersorder in his sharp to the grand jury as " most limners= and valuable " with respect to the indictment against the Kennings, are contained in the set passed in August last year for the removal at defects in the adminis tration of orimical Juries (11 dt 12 Vitt, cap. 46). The Bat =Aim 114110111. " That from and after the peeling of this set if any person shall become an accessory be lore the fact to say felony, whether the same be a (*lacy at csmm3n law or by virtue of any statute made or to be made, much person may be indicted, tried, convicted, and punished in all respects Se if he were a principal felon." Section two, ' And whereas an accessory after the feet to felony can at present be tried only along with the principal felon, or after the ;.`rincipal felon has been oonvia.t, end not otherwise, which is sometimes productive of a failure of firth*, be it therefore enacted, that from sad after the paring of this act, it any person shall become an accessory after the fact to any him, whether the ume be • felony at comma law or by virtue of an statute or statutes made or In be ask he may be isad convicted either as an alter the tact to the primiped felony, together with thep,incipal Isles, or after the 'carrion of the polars= trier, or may be initiated sad aerated of a sahrestive EisAy. whether the prinsipal Won shall es shall not hew bins previously aerated, or shall or shall net he esmiabie to jutiee, end may thinkers be pistoled ba Mos =neer as say seseatey afar the fast te the same , if aosaetal, as ofc mow lov7 Mal he 'Welted, and the of ark paean, har em laalerd, may be inquired ef, tried, determined sad Puriod ese :a say swat which shall have jurisdiction to try the hrs. La the samesnamer as if this act by reason of which each perms shall have became an awreetery, had boas committed at the same place se the primed* felony provided always, that so person who shall be omae duly tried he say such e (fence, whether r as sesssseeyilter the fact, or for a substantive felony, shall be liable to be gas indicted or tried for the same plisses." THE ioEw NAVIOATION ACT.—Tbe Commissioners pith* Customs having approved of new forms of certificate of the registry of British ships, sad owners' declarations, oohs the provisions of the 18th and 19th sections of the set 12 t 13 Vie., rap. N, the followleg is • copy of the now =- ghats " This is to certify that having made sad 'sh eathed the deelaratiza required by law, sad brine declared o g g —, together with —, sole Omen (in the vapor tie= below =braid), of ths ship or vessel sell= the —, e t whir is of the barthen of tow, and whereof i 7 am mar, and that the said ship or vessel was and having eernfied to its that the said drip or vessel has deck', and mast'. That her length from the hum pert of the main stem to the fore Past 01 the stern post s log tope a id maths, her breadth in midships is lest end tenths, her depth in hold at mid ships is feet and tenths, that she is with a bowsprit; is starsed-built. bas galleries, rid red ; that the framework, and is —, ant that she is a roarer propelled by —, with an engine room feet tenths in length, and tons ; and the said subscribing owners having consented and sgreedto the above dencription, and having caused sufficient security to be given, as is required by the said act, the said ship or vessel called the —, has been duly registered at the port of ; certified under our hands at the Costae-house in the said port of this day of in the year 18—; (Signed) A. 8., Collector and Comptroller." This ie to be accompanied by a specification (as required in the ea- Waste) :of the names of the several owners mentioned in mach certificate. sad the ameba of simpiosrth shares held by sash nal& WEST SURREY AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. GUILDFORD, TUESDAY EvElelllo.---This day has been ievoted by the 'Dhabi:ants of Guildford sad the bean ilful arisalteral district which stureeml" the town, to the celebration of the tooth ultimo., of the Wad any dineekosal Aeresistiu. Tao pneeediud -.corned at 9 Oink is the —kg with • elenghleg sasish as two tWi r debut Dslap - emliMr: W. Taylor, ad jola lb" Wa y areplbe read, Uhl& were to be plenghed flee tubes despond so mere. At 11 Ale* then 111111 loath oat the geese* At 1 easels prises were glue to oli smd merits/Ism Mundt Tee iodise this pee their weeds In the pleteghlod NM* sad the compeliten were regaled with a repose. Tho prises vend bran W. down to 10s. The ohompies stokes were the hielmet, gives by Mr. Conic, M.P., sod clageberly esoegitthey were was by • ploughman i• Dud gintheeetes employ. The senses of the stuelation subsequently d tied togs. then at the White Hart HeteL About 100 gentle's= at down to Mawr. The chair wu Clad by Mr. Lamm *ether Coemaker ; sad sumo* the gentlemen peentut observed Lord Rinerat, Mr. H. Drummond, M.P., Mr. J. W. Zulus, M.P. , Mr. R. D Mangles , M.P., Mr. H. Curia, 111 P IMli. T. L. Therlow. Mr. J. M. Holism, Mr. 8. Repute (Mayor), Mr. M. Marshall, Mr. 8. 24 itholsoe, Mr. W. H. Imalloises, Mr. D. Hooker, Mr. W. Messenger, Rev. W. Barlow, Rae. G. IL Mayon:, At the cosscludes of • sobstantial repeat, the usual loyal touts were emend drunk in rapid successioa. The Chair man the. obeerud that the praeat wu en agrieultural, and not • poNsal, meetiog ; and that any gentleman who tree. passed a the forbidden ground of politics would be at coos called to order. Spends.* were made, of the ordinary proteetionist stamp, by Lied Remost, Meows. Mangles, Drummond, Seely', sad other., sad the nuatiert broke up at a late hour. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL 07.1011 D, Ocr. 23.—Bansznoon ColAzon.—A fellowship en the original foundation of this college is now vacant, and will be filled up in the course of the next term. Woncrwran ColAzon. —An election to an exhibition on the foundation of Mr. Kay will take place on Monday the 29th inst. EtEmote or TEI YEW Blotto? or N011,7011.—1n pur suance of her Majesty's conga d'ili-e, directed to the dean sad chapter, those dignitaries proceeded to the election of a new bishop on Saturday morning last, in the room of the late Dr. Stanley. The Hen. and very Rev. Dees Pellew opened the promsdinp, and, after the accustomed formali ties bad been Rona through, the very Rev. Samuel Hands, D.D., Dean of Celia* wee by them elected Bishop of the said see of Norwich. The enthronement and consecration of the new bishop will shortly take place.—lpswich Express. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY. OCT. 23.-Aruorwrissorrs.--To Princess Royal—Lisatesaat : W. 0. Rents —Agincourt—Lieute nant : R. R Wharton.-4&—Clark : A. Lew.— Pllo3llolloll.—Lientenant 8 W. Vandttart, to be nom mender. Mateo to be Lieutenants: H. Campion, C. T. Jean, and B. G. W. Nicolas. WOOLWICR, OCT. 23.—Firebrand, eteam.aloop, Captain Knox, will leave this port to-morrow for the Mediterranean 'Wag at Oranhithe to adjust her corapares and at Ports: 'h for orders. 7 -Liest.-Coleoel Colquhonn assi.tantia ..- W - specter of the royal carriage department; left Woolwich to day for Portemostb, to regulate the pivoting of the gone (on his own principle) on bond the Sidon, stenne-frigate, and Somme, eteam4oop. The latter 'Noel is to have her mortar withdrawn, and to be 9.ted with a common arms meat. The principle of pivoting guns is also to be carried out on board the Excellent, naval gunnery ship, Captain H. Chads.—The following vessels are also ordered to have their armaments forwarded immediately, previous to their pro ceeding to Bheerness,where they will be sutioned as advanced steam.ehips : Desperate, Mcegers, lledicienne, and Buzzard Their armaments are not yet determined. SPORTING. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. BETTING ON MONDAY NIGHT. Bto apt ROsoldry 100 to met Colliogwood 3to 13 to 311Mmum Ito Itlualam 30 to OverArk.over 14 t 4 Vanguard 33 to Olsoalma 13 to Olson 33 to lacchanollaa 13 to Ithe.us 40 to Joc o' Bot 13 to Woolwich 60 to Crocodile. Ribaldry end Baby were very steady at the pries' quoted, and large sums were laid out es Moue and Minimum by tbtir respective parties; very little dose about the other favourites. DERBT. .2 to 1 apt Ghillie N= D (t) 3O to 1 met The Nigger 12 to 1 Bolingbroke 40 to 1 Voitigeor 13 to 1 Baled of Avenel (t) 20 be 1 John o' Groot 1; 1 - cyyrr TUESDAY'S RACES. Flew Pontine, for 2.yrs old, a featha ; three, 7st slb ; four, Bet Sib; five, Bit 3:b ; six and aged, list 71b. Toe winner with hb engagements Bob. sold for 300 ge. if de manded, dta. Last three Wise of B.C. fined H. Loam's Utile Jack, I yrs (S. Basil I lrird tzeter's Natateg, yrs (Barka: 2 Mr. Gregory's DamL, yrs (Blekards 3 Betttilnegg 6to 4 apt Little Jack. Danowk and Nutmeg went of is advance of their hones, and made the running to the gap, where it was takes up by Hoes_ppe; the laler, however, broke down at the bashes, sad Damask resumed her lead which she held town ta of the lauds; from this point Little Jack and Nutmeg bad the nee to themselves, the WENT miming cleverly by two lengths. He was claimed. Run in 6 min.. i asst SWZIPIITLiII of 10 son. each ; for 3-yvolds, 7st 71b; four, Set ; AT' and upwards, Sat 81b. winner to be sold for SOO sem. if Ike. Criterios aeons. Lord Isidro ittp• Swedkst Bengb), ayes (flatman) I Load imissas lib* se Cob, aged 2 nir 3. Hawley'. Spa"is yea-- —.....(Tempiemen Lord W. Poolatt's Boseguord. —........4Demburay 5 Cansatboneatna Swaim of 26 son east, 10 ft, and only 6 if declared, &A.; Willi'', extra ; the emend to receive 50 son. out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 30 son. to the jaLCatabridgeskire cowl (162 subs, 69 of whom pav 5 ft. Mr, M 's Baby, I yrs, sst 101 (Arnold) 1 Capt. Bereey's Ithems, I yn, 2st 10)b (Tnen, jun.) 2 Mr. rowler's RibaWry, 4 yr% 7st 1010 (Welk) 3 The following also started, but were not pleeed:-31r. Roles Collinewood, Mr. Grist ' s Sbylock, Major Martya's The Moor, Lord Ferran ad Prior of St. Margaret's, Mr. Batson's Beauclaro, Mr. Lawoca's Keleshea, Mr. Herbert's Radelehus, Mr. Merry's Mks Ann, Mr. Payne's Gleam, Mr. Nisholl's Woolwich, Mr. kedley's Cockermouth, Mr. Verity's Whitstone, Mr. Wigrai's Keratin, Sir C. Monk's Vanguard, Mr. Osbeldeston's Joc-q'-Sot, Lord Clacton's Rethinks's, Cal. Anon'. Backbiter, Col. Peel's Visa, Sir J. Hawlers Bacchanalian, Lord Exeter a Glenalvoo, Mr. T. B. Charlton's Kissaway, Mr. Payne's Crucible, c ol. Peel's Quinine, Mr. Sutton's Crocodile, Mr. Driokald's Over-fork. over, Mr. Wignea's fby Harkaway out of Comma's dam, and Mr. Robert's Rienzi. Betting 4to 1 agst Ribaldry, 4to 1 apt Rathmines, 6to 1 agst Roby, Bto 1 mM Woolwich, 12 to 1 apt Rhesus, 16 to 1 apt Collingwo, 16 to 1 apt Vanguard, 20 to 1 apt Gloom 20 to 1 apt Over-fork.over, 26 to 1 apt Bacchana lian, 25 to 1 apt Riemi, 25 to 1 agst Joe•o'-Bot, and 30 to 1 apt any other. Woo by a length; about a length and a half between the second and third ; Olsuca close up. Run in *meta, 2 minutes. The rider of Ribaldry objftted against Roby en the grand of a cram SWEILPIITAILIS of 300 eon. each, h ft ; one to the p ost. A.F. Duke at Bedked's Bobracet, it 71b (F. WWI 1 Lard Cheeterticid's Tara* est 71b (Flstraan 2 Bettis; •sto 2 oa Meson. &beton made nearly the running, and won by a auk. Run in 2 min. 27 me. HANDICAP BWRIIPIVILILNI of 16 son. each, 10 ft, for 3.yr *lda. T.Y.C. in:mini - I;i% Doily Verdes, 3 yra. 7st 121 b (Pettit) I Mr. Parw's Farthingale, 3 yrs, let 71b ( ; latmln) 2 Betting: 4 to 1 each apt Farthingale, Deily and Slane, sto 1 apt Meanest°, aad 6 to 1 apt Pendulum f. Dolly Virden made all the Tauzin', and won cleverly by a length. Nothing was near the first two. Bun in 1 nt. 13 s. liwizsirrasu oflo sovs. each for 3-yr-olds, 7st 10Ib ; four, Set 41b ; five and upwards, Set 81b ; the winner to be sold Mr SO son. if demanded, he. Last hall of Ab.M. Ilir.lesegsm's Th e Wad of the Forest, 4 yrs I. Marl 1 Mr. liar% Sitheile, 3 yre Mr S. Ow% Smdlitm lyre (Trim 3 Bettis, :-6 M 4 apt Jest, end 6 to 1 apt any other. Won by • tenth. All well up except The New - Bra and Pisan*. Man in 61 ere. Sauna HANDICAP 811111INSTAKNI Of 10 sore. sash, 10 for 3-yields mad upwarM ; the *bum to be sold for 200 move if demeaded, D.M. Mr. Pollarofilaglisne,3 yn, Tst 71b (Matra) 1 Lard ClllWW•ltragems, 3_yrs, Tot (Pearl) 3 Bashi[ :- 7 to 2 stet Chisel, 4to 1 apt Chatterer, and 4 to 1 amt beta. Won by half a length. Plebeia, Ruby, and Sisk& well tap. gas is 1 leis. 46 me. Posy Mavcra.—Caelts, Set 7ib ; fillies, flat 31b ; 300 h. ft. &M. Mr. Orevills'e Claris"' received. MANDIOAP nos of 1001. for 3-yr•olda and upwind.. lfr. Dna% Anie ire he Mb lia.ilephmenaa ast (Pearl 3 Ompl. tales Megan Pima 4 yre, Mt. (Wakefield I MAME, :-21• 3 4 Tee Flapper, 4 to 1 apt Doctrine, 6to 1 ept St. FM 1 apt Aatagenist, and 6 to 1 eget Tarn Wallas. oa by a lemith • the same between NONA aid third ; St. Auteuil° a bed Mirth. HAD in 3 min 64 am. MAME. 200, h ft. D.M. Laid Glespow's Canada, filly, let 121 b received forfeit from Lied Stanley's Becilade, Set nb. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—YrErniumr. Bosom runeacaa. O=ases 07 AITIMPTING TO =TORT MONTT. gibkil BMW' Jona sarrendered to take his trial for mite demeasimr,la having unlawfully threatened to publish cer tain libellous matter, with intent to eztort money. Mr. Clarkson and Mr. Bodkin wage fog the prosecution ; sad Mr. Bel Latino and Mr. Meddlesome append for the defendant. The nmeerstor wee a young gentleman semi Francis Robert newt's, who. at the time of the tremor:lok sod still Mills the rank of lieutenant is the Royal Matinee ; and it ammo* that he is not yet of sp. During iralt year he was stedened at Woolwich, and apes the musts of the Gurisce lames, whisk took plate is the hsafasfag of the year, he immune acquainted with a mesaiwed Gray, who raided in Ile neighbourhood of Wooled* eat be was by him introduced to the defendant, who, it eme a tz a e. sided with him at the time. The result or this smeared to be, that the potties became epos timidly time, the &haul's TisktaZ /in Nowt= si benasti, and they played at cards upon several occasions ; and in th' result tne prosecutor become indebted to the de• lendant In the sum of 31/. 10s. fur mime,' lost at double dummy, @carts, Meet et an, and other games, for which he gave an 1.0. U. Upon one occasion it appeared that the romentor went to the house of Gray, where he played at cards all night and lost 9ff. to that per son, for which ha also i r e ve en 1.0. U. The defendant made several medications to tor for the amount or his be was pat from time to time, and at Length hr seabed • letter from a solicitor, who had been in stroseed by the rensestw, giving him an intimation that be led oNainsd the 1.0.T1. by iniptper means, end &i -nmates its resteratifia. Ups this the defendant called use the prosecater and required an explaaation, sad the lost- i tor that said, that has what be had heard of the character of himself sad his Mood Mr. Gray, he was desirous of having stow rebtesM as to his respectability; sad the defeadaat, ups this, gave him the names of three rede em, who, he said, would give him the required Worm& ; sad the passeator promised that, if the information should be satithiMey, le would pay the mosey in a few days. Arcadia, to the widows of the prosecutor, he was not satisded with the remit of the Inquiries that be made, and, being under the Lamaism that hie money had been unfairly woo, he rushed not to pay the 1.0. U., and very soon afterwards he obi lined leave of absentee, and went to Swamp. It appeared that upon this the defendant wrote • letter to Calmat Park, the commander of the regime e, detailieg the cireuestaaces, and charging the prosecutor with baying acted in a manner unbeeeming en Awn and a gentleman, and about the ruse time be addressed a letter to the prose cutor, width irate beau the subject of the present prose cution. Is this Lear, afar statere that the ruse of the pro. seeutor in sneaking away bens Woolwich after promising to pay his I 0 'Ufa • tow days, was like his other conduct, the defendant stated that he had written to Colonel Park de scribing what had occurred, and that if this did not have the &rind effect, he intended to publish a hundred copies of the circular which be enclosed, and he should send one to every .fficer at Woolwich as a preliminary step to fur ther publicity. The circular referred to was to the following effect : "To be sold cheep, • long overdue 10 II of Lieutenant Francis Robert Newton, of the Royal Marines, given for a lengthened card account, of which he tea never had the honesty to pay one penny. Application to be made to RentlocMoourt, Carey-street." The result of the communication to the commanding editor of the regi ment was that the prosecutor was recalled and required to give an explanation of the transaction, and Colonel Park then stated that ha unsidered it necessary W should take some steps in the matter, and it appeared that soon after wards the present indictment was taken before the grand jury at this court. The prosecutor, who was the principal witness In support of the charge, spoke to the circumstances under which he became con nected with the defendant, and to his giving him the I 0 U ; and he admitted on aces-examination that he bad been in the habit of constantly playing at cards with his brother °Moors, and although he had nothing but his lieutenant's pay to subsist upon, that he bad lost as much as 101. at • sitting. It also appeared that although he bad nominally list a considerable sum to Gray and the defendant, yet that, in point of fact, only a small sum had actually passed, the rest being settled by 10 U's, which had not been paid. There also did not appear to be any evideace in sup. port of the accusation that there had been unfair play on the part of the defendant, and the prosecutor admitted that upon one occasion when be wished to play at " wit" for 134. a game, the defendant refused to do so. Mr. &Menem, in his address to the jury for the defend ant, said he did not wish to cast any unnecessary aspersions upon the character of the prosecutor, and although there could be no doubt that it was highly improper for a young man like him to practise the habit of gambling, ant par titularly for sums which be must have known his position and means rendered it utterly impossible for him to pay U he lost them, yet he was willing to attribute it to the en citement of youth, and he trusted the present proceeding would be • warning to him in future. The question, how ever, which the jury had to decide wee, whether the de fendant, who ho was instructed was • highly respectable young man,;bad rendered himself by the proceedings h , had taken to endeavour to recover Ms gambling debt, amen able to the provisions of the highly penal statute ender which this indictment bad been preferred. He contended that there wee not the @tightest Mdence of any unfair play having been peutined by the dahmilwat, and said that what ever the jury might Walt Of the condest of Gray in sitting up all night at play with the rosooster and winning such a large sum from him, that eireniMetanee did not at all affect the defendant, who was sot eves prevent at the time. The learned counsel concluded by elating, that although the de , fondant might have acted bumpily in sending such a letter to the prosecutor, yet it wss clear that his only object was to obtain payment of the debt be considered due to him, and that such • proceeding was not in any way contemplated by the statute under which the charge was made against him. The Recorder having addressed a few observations to the jury, they almost immediately returned a verdict of Not Usalty. MUlDia. The grand Jary came into court and informed the Recorder that they were about to eater into the inquiry relating to the unfortunate affair of the Manning., and they wished to know whether they might have the assistance of Mr. Hay ward, the solicitor for the treasury, while they were proceed lug with it. The Recorder said he did not see any objection, and he thought it likely very much to facilitate the inquiry if the witnesses were boronght beton them in the order in which their evidence would apply. The Grand Jury said this was the object for which they wished the mistime of Mr. Hayward, as he was well ac quainted with all the details of tie case. The Recorder said that Mr. Hayward should attend them, but it was customary in such a case to swear the solicitor for the prosecution, and place his name on the hack of the bill as a witness. Mr. Hayward was accordingly sworn, and the grand jury then retired, and proceeded with the consideration of the bill, and about an hour afterwards they returned into court, Andiag a tree bill for murder against both prisoners. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YrsTamay. Bsseaa Yes. SILIZAPT ADAMS, AIIPUITIVT JCDOZ. The October adjourned session commenoed yesterday at the Court-house, Clerkenwell. There were 63 prisoners for trial, 68 of them being indicted for felony. Tbirty.three were described in the calendar as imperfectly instructed in reeding and writing, 10 as competent to read orly, and 20 could mithtr read nor writs. JUTINILI CRIME. The learned Assistant Judge, addressing the grand jury, said be had not expected, from the general state of the ea- lender, that he should have to say anything to them beyond giving the usual suggestions as to the most efficacious mode in which they could discharge their duties ; but a circum stance had come to his knowledge which was of such a character, that their attention might very properly be called to it. Probably none of the gentlemen whom he them ad- ' dressed were prawns when he made some observations to the grand jury at this court in April last in referral.' to the vast amount of what was termed "juvenile crime" that existed in the metropolis, and the rate of the particular branch of the law that related to juvenile offenders, but more especially of a recent enactment, known as the " Larceny Act," the effect of which had been to increase that species of crime full 30 per cent., though the intention of the legislature in passing that act was to suppress it. Is a printed report of the charge he thee delivered, which he had before him, reference was made to the case of • boy named Toghill, as one which illustrated the working of the system of placing children under the summary jurisdiction of ma gistrates, he having been convicted summarily no leis than eight times in two years (four of such convictions being under the Larceny Act), though he was not then 10 years old. That was the return from one prison only, that in Cold-bath fields. The boy had never been convicted by a jury, but he was now amongst thou awaiting their trial at this court, and therefore the officers of the Westminster Prison had had an opportunity of seeing him, anti, in addition to the eight times he was shown to have been convicted before, the officers were now prepared to prove three further movie. does—the whole of thew convictions having taken plus within two years. He bad betides thus been in custody on various charges, and no doubt the officen of the City and Surrey prisons could give mere partienlan of his history. He had been whipped in prima so lam than seven times, and he was not yet tea yews old. This was by no means a solitary soma The OM of the law for juvenile criminals was sash Sat our Omen were pcoa vertedted into blieole, whim eise and mime were eeposa, and sur pu e wth ee ede of somdleg anima es them - list Maud s a d oremtag reformed, they were birdseed t itheir depravity sad sonfirmed la vise. Bat in spite of emirs toes, • bill was actually tatrodesed Mu the Mew a calaboa last emirs. to eimad this mentalems someesey juriedlotion gem &MIMI at fourteen to those of dame yews ol an ; bat la maseguisso al the Mosses laimmes OM bad taken pleat in these ammilloit silos t t4e4simg of the first set, sad swim lo the in of some taftesatial sad dilinguldisi in it was stopped. The worthy Asphalt of Neragate h stated that there had been • deem= of jeweils crime and he attri buted that decrease to " free ma of the Meek rod." This was not so—for slam the birch red bad bees used freely, the erinunittaki of juveniles bad nearly doubled. There wu great need of a wholesome lam be times children. Be had tried nearly 16,000 primers is that mart, and speaking de liberately from his judidel experisace, he use thoroughly convinced that this system of whi ppin g of children, and sending them to prism fre short peeio4 without trial, was meet Mama] and diastases la its effects. It familiareed them with prisons, and with crime in all its various features; sad what did such boys as ibis Toghill care for ea imprison ment at seven days, acomegaMoi by • whipping ? They would boast of it to their eampsisea as • mere nothing, and by that means the armee • of • prison lost all its moral effect. Until they masa &Mee as children, no good would be done : and under the presort law It was not extra ordinary that • bol , of 10 years of age, should be convicted twelve or fourteen times in lam thee two yams, as this boy had been. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. Posv-orrice Ro Wet. Thomas Alford . , a clerk in the Post-office, was brought up to undergo a rwexamina ties, charged with stealing money oat of a letter whisk came into his pommel= in virtue of hie employment. It appeared that the prisoner was observed by an officer in the - Post-Ae, in a secret place, to break open a letter, and put something into his month, which afterwards Sorted oat to be a sovereign. The cue being completed, he was fully committed to Newgata for tri al. A Plana= Bvistritto Srouso. —A respb ei ectably ng at dtired sged woman was charged with &sulk sot Police-constable A, 187. stated that last night he was on deity in the Mall, in plain clothes, when Le observed prieoner accost and annoy arveral Find. men, end re quested her ro go away. telling her that he was an officer ; but, ' instead of doing so, she commenced abusing him. Sim was drank at the time, and he thought it right to take her into custody. Mr. Henry wished to know bow it was that she was drunk in the park ? She replied that she was going hems from a brether's in Wardour-strest, OxforcLatreet, where she had been spending the evening rather pleasantly ; but. although she had been drinking, she was not in the least intoideeted. The policeman repeated that she was, while the defendant nitsmed that she was not, adding her opinion that it was impobsible that a respectable woman like htraelf could get drunk. Mr. Henry did not doubt that she was what she reps seated he reef to be ; but it was quite clear she wee not sober, and it was therefore reasonable to believe that she bad been guilty of the charge imputed to her. Still, the fact of her having oven attested was a sufficient punishment for the offence, and be should order her to be discharged. The defendant complained bitterly of having been dragged through the public streets as an offender against the laws, and accused t►e police ccnrable of having =mean:Hy pulled her clothes about. Mr. Henry thought that the drink she had taken must have had some effect upon her senses, and her own v.olence might have caused that. To some extent she ought to be thankful that she was allowed to go away without a penalty, but he hoped the night's imprisonment she bad buffered would be a warning to her to keep sober in future. She was then discharged. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1849. CJIRKENWELL. CRAROZ or Sraxiorro. —John and George Cooke, brothers, and George Sims, were charged by Mrs. Jane Ford, a well dressed young woman, residing at 4, Ossolston street, Somers-town, with having been concerned in stealing a pearl brooch, value Its., her property. It appeared from the evidence that on the previous even leg, about eight o'clock, she went to a public-house near her reiedence for the purpose of purchasing her supper beer, when she found the prisoners and some other persons regaling themselves and larking together before the bar. Bhe was pushed about, when some one seized her by the throat, whilst another hand grasped at the brooch which was pinned on her breast, and tore it away from her. The prisoners were the principal leaders in the affair, and they ran away. Two gentlemen who were present interfered for her protec tion, and prevented further violence towards her. They pursued the prisoners, and apprehended them, but the pro perty was not found on eithrr of them. They were taken to the station-boos, and lucked up till the morning. Two witnesses were called by the prosecutres to give evi. dean., but on mounting the witness-box the gentlemen were found to be quite drunk, clipped the Queen's Bcglielt, and delivered themselves so thickly, that Mr. Tyrwhitt suggested the necessity of the postponement of the case until the witnesses became sober. One of the *acmes said, with a hiccup, " I was never more sober in all my life." (Laughter.) His fellow witness exclaimed, "Me drunk ! not drunk. I'm able to give evidence I'm per-fect-ly sober." (Laughter.) Mr. Tyr.hitt, however, was of a dill', rent opinion, in which everybody in court concurred. He ordered the pri soners to find bail for their future appearance to answer to the charge. WANDSWORTH. SMOKING IN C. Fenton', of Angelnourt, Throgmorton street, and Mr. Cooper, of Warwick House, Newington-green, were charged with un lawfully smoking in a carnage belonging to the South Western Railway Company. The charge having been fully established by several wit nesse', Mr. apier made some very apposite remarks as to what constituted the conduct o f gentlemen, obterring, amongst other traits, that it was not exhibited or main tained by rank or wealth, but by a deference and compliance to the comforts and convenieeces of all those with whom they might come in contact whatever their station in life might be. He believed the defendants regretted the course I they had pursued, and he should inflict the mitigated penalty of 10s. and costa in each case. Mr. Cooper begged to add the same amount he bad been fined in to the foods of the pe.r-box. PUBLIC SALES. OCT. 22.—8 y MOMS. FAZEBROTHIS, CLAZIL, and Lei at the Saracen's Bead, acre' land, oopyhold, at South Searle, Notts—sold for 1,0801. 32 hens land and farm-house, at S winderby-2,0001. bid, not sold. 6s. Or. 3.5 p. arable land, at Swioderby—cold for 3864 17 acre' freehold land at Serinderby—soli for 730 f. 20a. lr. 20p. land at Sainderby —sold for 6701. SO acres fre.hold land-1,4901. bid, not sold. 83 acres land, freehold and tithe free-1,1001. bid, not sold, _wua, LRCM/au am -495. 3r. 32p. land and farm-homes-1.7601. bid, not sold. 115 a. 3r. 26p. land and farm•bunae-5,4961. bid, not sold. 161 a. it. 26p. land and Wm-benne-7,7601. bid, not sold. 29a it. 21p. lend, freehold and titbe free-1,25W. bid, not sold. Toninsn's Wood, 81a. lr. 28p.—was not offered. 25a. 2r. 12p. land, with brick and tile yard-1,1801. bid, not sold. 225. lr. 16p. land-1,24 1 f. bid, not sold. 10a. 3r. 23p. land-6901. bid, not cold. All the lots not sold are in the pariah of Swinderby. OCT. 23.—8 y Masan. Waal:lMO, LOVIJOY, and SON, at Clarraway's.—Lsas and goodwill of the Whits Hone public. house, Church-street, Bhoreditch, with five houses and shop. adjoining, tke whole held for 50 rears front 1837 at a ground-rent of 2351. per ann. The five boosts are undsrlet on lessee producing 1611. per ann. The purchaser to take furniture, fixtures, fittinp, stock, and effects at valuation.- 4,9501. Pros GM LONDON OAZETTE.—Tuesday, Oct. 23. BANKEUPTA. Joss Amin, Berwick-upon-Tweed, dealer In glass and china, to car render Nov. 2 at 1 6 4,:and Dcc.6 at 1, at Neweastle-upos-TynePourt. Sot, Hale, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; off. aralg., Wakley, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Brow GEOROE Aorrir Margate, Kent, toyman Nov. 3 at 124, and Dec. 11 at 114, at IM ' singhall-str3et. Sol., Neal, Austin Friars; off. ▪ Turquand, Guildhall Chambers. Coasturnsa Wiu.tasi Ds BILINAII.Y, Rider's Hotel, Salisbury_ square, Fleebatnet, bill broker, Oct. 30 at 11, and Dec. 17 at 114, at Bsainehnl4atreet Sole., Lawranoe and Flews, Old Jewry-sham. ben; od amis., Graham, Coleman -street. Hanel HARM Bradford, Yorkshire, tea dealer, Nov. 8 and Dec. 7 at 11, at Leeds Court. Bola, Mathews, Saint Mary-axe, City, and Ban and Nelson, Leeds; off swig, Young, Leeds. &UMW. Laotian. Norwich, innkeeper, Nov. 1 at 11, and Dee. 6 at 11, at Baidnghall:street. Sole., Hudson and Co., Bucklershury, and Belay, Norwich; off. arms., Bell, Coleman.etreethuildings. THOMAS Messina, Walton.eottage, Cold llarbour.latie, Brixton, and Woolwich, Kant, rocket and shell manufacturer, Oct. 30 at 2, and Dec. lat 11, at Basinahall-street. Sot. Hodson, F.nsbury-place South; off. wig., Bell, Coleman.atreet.buildings. Guiana Sanowics, Moorpte-sueet, City, stationer, Nov. 3 and Dec. at Basinghall-street. Sol., Spyer, Btoadatreet-buildings ; off. as4g,, Johnson, Baringhall-street. - _ INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. AT P01171:0A4IAM. H. Macao, Albert-terrace, Bayswater, cleric in the General Regis trar-oflice, Somerset-bonne. J. AMDZISIOM, Bagniggeswellabrnste, Bageigge-wellaroad, fruiterer. T. C. Ammita., Kennington-lane, Vauxhall, liquid sugar refiner. W. Aw, Wardour-street, Westminster, tailor. J. Baize, Watling-street, City, locksmith. G. Barna*, Edmond-street, King's-ernes, engraver. G. P. Mons, Greenwleh-road, Greenwich, patter. T. Boum, Watling-street, City, locksmith. T. Born, Heath-street, Commercial-rved, painter. F. G. Bassmot. Cannery-lane, law stationer. H. Bramos, Tork-cottages, Leipeic-road, Camberwell, builder. W. Cansus, Broadest ,tenet Lambeth, milkman. B. Contemn Perm - yachts, Poplar, clothier. W„Cturri. Feetisgreee, FLubley, superannuated surveyor of her Majestic costar: . Haaturrr Deems, Borough rata, retailer of beer. Mum Axes Dann, Southwood-lane, Highgate, lodging•bouaekceper. W. B. Dams, Castle-street, Holborn. T. Dare., Breed-street, Bloomsbury. essistant toe ncw•seender. W. DREDOR, Mount Pleasant East, City-road, Journeyman carpenter. W. Dvaose, ern., lantern-reed, millman. G. Deem, Queen-street, Hammersmith, late secretary to a mining omalls ll l. T. 8. k.uwa Primers-street, Limon-grove, Journeyman baker. L Fannin, V Fulham-rood, vr aitrr at clubhouses. R. C. Puma, lab of Dogs, Poplar, brielmaler. H. °moos, t reat Queea-atreet, I.lneoitea-Ma.ftelds, surgeon. F. J. Gammas, Fmibitos.terroce, /Clogs= New-town, muds =Wm 8. 0. Haavar, EWon-aquare. Harca, Wladaor.terraos, Great Dora-road, clerk to ao inane- sue employ. T. HICELT:4O. Stretford, butcher. IL norms, Admiral.terreee, Vauxitell-ternice, isufficlan. It. C. Hinny Turneeneourt, St. litertin'nbzw, Journeyman wine cooper. J. JANse. Iltaaked-hil4 liamed vie Wier. J. LaawasertS .h ibealdre.atrear. idanlAlta. sbasdaaa to a chandle H. T. LA, J. L. Lary, tobacco dealer. J. Ittaandwar, Mamma. W. IdcWatdorr. Charlaralrat. St. George's-in•tbe-Eat ginger bear issiderberer. - P. Mums, New &mike& taker. P. Newsom. Doeraw'earow, tom— ---- G. Moak, Papaws% Deptford, painter. W. NIORIONAIR.IIIartaa, Surrey, omnibus driver. J. A. Pam, Meibebeet, St. George's-tu-the-P beepar. Pa W. Paccar; Peareonwtreet, Kingeland-road, dealer In boots and &we. Parsz, Albertaterrace-wharf, Caledonian-n:4d, lalictston, journey man pepreewiwir. L. lot Tentweleanbeourt.road, working jeweller. R. Palm awenewebeet, Rotherbitbe, cabinet maker. J. Refuses, lialree's.street, Bettoubseeen, dealer in building ma. T. Webb. easooke, 1111W7-Wflet, WIIitChOTIO4III*, Stepney, taker. It. Beare, Metres, darrey, omnibus conductor. J. Sore, Syseelebetreet, nare, leather cutter. 1. & demurs% Croydon, Custom Home clerk. J. Vizir, Hipliwireek, Poplar, joarneyinan carpenter. IL B. %tot" Derdwd, ereanisredal clerk. J. Woman, IlemewrWitiele. Gartembequare, journeymen innmaker. F. Wasars a Glawwwwwela=aster wininer. Wane, baweawbee& tabor. T. WilLOVOWlT,Thwieselerleide, Deptiordzor a, C. W. WOOD, IChareabencli-welk, Temple, .at-kw. T. WooDwa Oalimeweive, Wew‘eweet„ wa wa ,* wiper. Maar Walser, libabarilit, Greenwich, War, coffee house. L awns, Lyn, lirefoTtsjiiiiiii. J. Mormon% labowlw, ardor kr kW:ft Own. H. C. Pqm , Owsmon.Maim or modish*. T. Hous. "l = Dom. Amt. wood wader. Nownwo, Wigarattabgry, Norikjoupooymoo wheelwright. T. Itaxwa . S. s4 arionlom. poroor. T. lina. aromprolor. Z. T. Itorou, verporn. berwarrher. Sows. Warednortaa. Lissobahlre. mew the bwisets o • tarots. W. Irmo, Illoorkharot. Rat, tarmir; tabourer. W. W. WoLowt, %lonia ralat gory Magdalen, Norton'. cow keeper. /10)0./00. ON TT ORM =MOM 0. Antes, Liverpool, jouroentaa 0. BARHAM, NO., Paradlae4Ohet, E. Bu.t., Rotunda Tavern, Liverpool. J. lit.ocoorax Spienhom, Kent, mlo'ster of Claremont Chord, I hatonvilb: Bomar, Ensidsid-road, Elmland-roed, coal nierclin'a• E, rismo; Hurts" Cheshire. lsbourer. P. haulm, LrtWlt Ximur, Dorsetshire, farmer. Lowman, Mangan, Commit, ma,ter m.atier. T. CL.enciBe, Damask; coschbuilder. J. Co:. prom-street, chficemeet, Finsbury, cabinet maker. W. FallCLOVilic Birkenhead, holding a booth on Chester Itatesones. A. Pamir, hbefilski, Journeyman cabinet casemaker. J. Fiatznotia, Brszolzy, Yorkshire. J. Gans; Pomp-row, Okleareet-reed, sswyer. W. Gamet; Lad; iminissitin wait. H. limon, 010111111111 lanwahlre, Lamm 8. Mumma, J. licansworm.=lBhire, cloth spiral/T. B. Jonas, Live &m ar. C. J. %me; imsy kens of fisheries on the river Shannon, T. 4- I:4.saisr, Chalon, Haeidesimiddre, baker. J. 1.101111" uns, Noedidermia, Tarkshire, innkeeper. W. lIAMMULL, Tack, tailor. J. iduanzres, Hyde, amide% k -. O. 1101•IlliAT, DIM Eft" AMMON listmekeT. IL Neva. York, eivil asbeer. W. Parraaeox, Ymegisis. Chopeletreet, Cierkenwell, coal dealer. B. Puteararif rt. Qesees Prison. I. Bort, jun., lavoqpiii, ail purer. I. MOM, MiDebeatilir. mum. M. iimisson, Liverges& provido• dealer. W. tercsas, Garr, sismit victualler. W. &come, ilbsettosamMters. publican. W. Tarn; Westple, l.dkcd, orerlooker. W. 71,011111.031, Ikmkwasefouth, Durham, °Wetter. Ass Toe./11, Great alueldww, Derbyshire, farmer. C. WAIST. Joliumm.plows, Barrow-rosd id earpenter. G. W. Watts, Ashford. street, Holton -tows, amountant. J. WIWYWO. Caledonia.terram, Eaot Inells.roall, Poplar, shipwright. G. W. Wawa" O'Coenorrille, llertss,, agriculturalist. J. Warman, laatw Italia, laaesehlre, police officer. H. Wiamailos, Eaves, Lancashire, foreman of • stone J.rl 7 :sus, Manchester, dealer in drapery goods. A. woe Hiahoparearmouta, Durham, manager to a publioan. J. nine, ;Ulm; lases, shipowner. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Jana Ba.xurraa, Aimondbury, Yorkshire, oottoa warp manufao turer—lst div. of 7s. 4d., Oct. 23, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Hope% Leeds. O. T. Banner, Warrington, Lancashire, ironfoimiler—final die. of Oct. 344 and any subsequent Tuesday, at Putt's, Manchester. Jona Cur= and Osonoa CLARA; Market liarborougb, Leicester , shine, Itopentaker-street, City, and Burma Lattirmr, labanA t and 8 2.t r ;41:'oft pen n y, any Thursday, at ChrEirie's, Bi l ianirotilara. * WILLIAM ElltILZI n . North shields, - Northumberland, hauler—die. of 20.. to the private creditors who have proved debts slum Jan. 22 last, and Is. lid. to the joint creditors who have proved debts as creditors to the Newcastle and vlr,e,ds Banking Company, Oct. 27, and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle-up n-Tyne. !omen Hsu. and Iticusau Hsu, Elton, ILanmshire, bobbin turners —lit die. of led., Oct. 30, and any 'atingle's% Tuesday, at Fraser's, Manchester. Assets Hsu, Elton, Lancashire, bobbin tamer — lot die. of 14s. fit, Oct. 30, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Manchester. RICILAIIIo ILau, Elton, Lancashire, bobbin turner-Ist div. of 3a. Bd., Oct. 30, and any sub.equent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Manchester. Gamma ELAWKINN Bristol, victualler—further div, of 4.e., Oct. 24, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Hutton's, Bristol. Buaaar KsowLus, Great Bolton, Lancashire , collier—tat die. of 4s. Ild„ Oct. 30, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Putt's, Man. ' cheater. Clwson's!: Rosen',, Neweastle.upon.Tyne„ grocer-3rd and final Me. of 1 1-6 d. (In addition to Is. Id. previously declared), Oct. 20, and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Giant Reos, as partner in the West Cornforth Colliery—ld and final die. of Ba. ild., Oct. 27. and any subsequent Saturday, at Waklay'e, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Tumess It1:11/01.111, Ilunslet, Yorkshire, innkeeper—lst div. sf 78.102., Oct. 23, and any subsequent Tuesday. at Hope's, Leeds. lonics his,, Josses Ms, and Duou. Nos, Braithwaite, Cumberland, woollen manufacturem-Ist die. of 3a., Oct. 27, and any subsequent Saturdsy, at Wakley's, Newmatle-upon.Tyne. Bo' eaa,a Tuonreos, Derby, woolleadraper—lst die. of Ss. 6d-, Oct. 20 and 17, and every subsequent alternate Saturday toOct. 12, 1820, at Bittleatcm's, Nottingham. DIVIDENDS.—Nov. iO. D. Allan, Coleman-street and Lothburyi City, linen factor—Nov. 16. B. Allison and T. Allicon, Dean-street, WW ?: forte manufacturers—Nov. 15. M. B. Bell, Newcastle upon-victualler—Nov. 16. J. Berry, Liverpool, banter—Nov. 14. G. . Brown, Liverpool, commission merchant—Nov. 14. IL Clap ham, Liverpool, woollendraper —Nov. 15. J. Dove, Darlington, Dur ham, tanner—how. 16. J. Ilarahaw and W. Askew, Leeds, cloth mer chants—Non. 13. W. M. UM, Charlton-place, Islington. budder— Nov. 23. W. Kuper, Patent Wire Rope-works, Camberwell, wire rope maker—Nov. 14. N. Litheriand, Liverpool, merchant—Dec. 12. 6. Mann, Kingdom-upon-Hull, merchant—Nov. 15. T. Metcalf, North Welds, Northumberland, banker—Nov. 16. J. Miller, Liverpool, saddler—Nov. 16. J. Matt, jun., Leeds, dal spinner—Nov. 15. J. T. Phipps, Darlington, Durham, linendraper —Nov. 16. E. Pritchard, Liverpool, wine sad spirit merchant—Nov. 14. G. L. Richardson, Liverpool, cutler—Nov. 14. kt. bmitbies, Turner Fold, Lanmshire, Umber dealer—Nov. 13. C. L. SWILII . LOU and .1. Birchwood, Man. chester, manufacturers—Nov. 13. A. Whitaker, Hulme and Salford, Lancashire, licensed victualler—Nov. 13. F. Whitmore, Lambeth, brewer—Nov. 16. T. Wyatt, Oxford-terrece, King's-road, Chelsea, builder. CERTIFICATES to be ranted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Nov. 15. 11. B. Bell, Newcaotio-upon-Tyne, victualler—Nov. 13. F. Burt, Plymouth, boardinghouse keeper—Nov. 14. W. Bush, Great Green.street, Kenti , b-town, builder—Nov. 13. W. Dixon, Manchester, ironmonger —Nov. 14. S. Durant Deptford, Kent, draper—Nov. 16. T. Farallon, Grove.house, Dosidington Kennington, surgeon—Noe. 14. F. Madsen, Hanford, Eases, i ronmonger—Nov. IS. I. Jones I and Mary Browne, nigh-row, Kaightsbridge, lead and glass seer. chants—Nov. IS . 0. Levis, Market-street, Oxford-street, plumber— Nov. 13. E. 'Lunn, Beckenham and I/endued-bridge, Kent, farraer— Nov. 13. J. Steele Newcastle-upon-Tyne, innkeeper Nov. 13. 8. T. eteulake, Taiistock, Devonshire, watchmaker—Nov. 14. J. Stott, Balloden, Lancashire, cotton spinner—Nov. 13. R. Tsykvson, Felling Iron-works, Felling She Dui ham, iron reanufaeturew—Nov. 16. J. Tamer Oldham, cotton spinner—Nov. IS. W. Hougliton-le-hming, Durham, maltster—Nov. 16. T.Wisking, St. John.street, BethnaLgreen, timber merchant. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed, unless came be shown to the oontriry. fact. 19. J. Ellis, Pontypool, Monmouthshire, dealer in wines and spirits Oct. 21. J. tletcher, Manchester, isnaukire Oct. 20. L. Mumford, Great Maplestaad, Essex, miller—Oct. 29. W. Stews, llor.eferry-road, Limehonss, live stock desier—Oct. a. J. Smith, Scalth's.buiklings, bitechapcl, spruce merchant—Oct. 19. W. Sales, Myrtle-cottage, am Gloucester, *hip broker. ciarinceirs to be oonflrroed by the Vice-Chancellor acting In Bankruptcy, union cause be shown to the coutnuy, once before N0v.13. YE Arm4tnd Barrowfurd, Laneashire, cotton spinner —J. Mayer, Cheltenham, printer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—T. Actin, J. B. Lawrence, and E. H. Lawrence, Bristol, tailors—J. Burgess and C. Burgess, Herring ton, Lancashire, grocers—W. B. Collis, H. Cloves, and E. Uhthoff, Woreasterthire, solicitors—O. W. Finch, J. G. Whin rn,urabrnid‘d Geste, Linceln's.lair gelds, attornies, so far as regards 0. W. Finch—O. Oirdwood and H. Howlett, Cambridge.tarrace, Hyde-park, stugeoss —J. Olargow and D. Glasgow, Manchester, Lin. cashite, ngineers—Mary Ann Backward and W. Ilackwood, Wed neanny, S.affordrhire, coopers—J. Horswell, Stoke Ilamerel, and C. Weeks, Egg truckload, Devonshire, millers—C. Bide, J. Iliac, and T. Bate, Gresham.street, City, button manufacturers—J. Jackson, T. Costar, and W. Jests, Manchester and Prestwich, Lancashire, printers of canapes, so far as regards W. Jones—J. King and W. looting, Pitchoomb, Gloucestershire, farmers—W. Kirkman and C. Kirkman, High Holborn, grocers—W. Lyal and J. Upson, James-street, Covent garden, potato mlesmen—J. Meeks and J. Gads, Liverpool—W. Mor rell, jun., and 0. Murrell, Norwich, ironfounders —Richard Procter and Robert Procter, Burnrall, Yorkshire, fanners-1. Rigby, J. Fleetwood, and F. Rigby, jun. Birkenhead, Cheshire, painters--J. Ryder and S. Ryder, Plymouth, millers—J. Wilson, J. W. Hawks worth, J. Moss, and J. Ellison, Sheffield and the United States, mer chants, so far as regards J. Wilmer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JAMS Rocca and Jar® RUMIELL,II4OII, grocers, Oct. 29 and Noe. 19. at the Qvw HKdI, Glasgow. RICHARD WIJJ/014. Glasgow, stationer, Oct. 26 and Nov. 16, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. WEDNESDAY. OCT. 24, 1849. The State of the Weather at mob of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. Named Maas. Course of Wind. *I V= 4 Biurroac BIkWICII biII.SWAT)II. IikIOIITON Rairrroi ..... kuismusex Siena ........ louturoma OLAMOOW Owyczarca liAsnwas lloLnaus Lamm& Nnrcuria Ovotu Swutuoir N4l n rY Wu maumm Ymmo vim Course of Wind. 8.8. W W. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. Pyle oar I W " Manisa OW.M. • NM • Lloyd% LK") CASUALTIES. Antigua, brig, from Santiago de Cuba for Liverpool, got among the breakers at Heneagua, but was assisted off by wrecters, and proceeded to Nassan.—Jamaica, Oct. 2. Conservator, brig, still lies stranded among the rocks at Dc noho; every preparation has been made to discharge bar cargo, but the vessel lying on a lee shore, and the wisd bloc log hard from the southward and westward, with a heavy sea, no boats CIO approach her.—Limerick, Oct. 20. Dispatch, Walsh, of Waterford, from Bristol to Quebec, was wrecked on English Point (Gulph of St, Lawrence) 23rd ult. ; muter and crew, except one man, saved. Don, Stock, from Shields to Ancona, put into the roads lest evening with damage, having been in contact with a light brig.—Grimsby, Oct. 22. Fortitude, English barque, r:ved yesterday from Buenos Ayres, was in contact in the river, near Bath, with the Sweilfis ship Columbus, and both ships sustained 601011 damage.--Aetwerp, Oct. 22. Mischief, from Part, ran on Taylor's Bank last night and sunk; crew were saved, and it is supposed the vessel can in time be rescued.—Liverpool, Oct. 23. Norman Morrison, Vishart, lot Vancouver's Island, and the Castle Eden, Tnornbill, for Madras, were in contact this afternoon, off Dungeness, when the former sustained damage about her quarter, lost jib•boom and anchor stock, acid has put back to the Downs; the latter vessel Conti mod on her way down Channel.—Dal, Oat 22. Ocean, Smith, of and for Sunderland from Quebec, hr,s driven on shore on Disney Island, and is expected tone come a wreck; crew, except a man and a boy, sar.td.— Castletown, Beethaven, Oct. 20. Tbomss and Joseph Crisp, for Ceylon, has put back, leaky. —Gravesend. Oct. 22. Wave, from Petersburgh to Bristol, put into Elsinore on the 13th instant, leaky, and must discharge, hosing been on shore. MAILS. ARILIVIT. Hamburg Hulland Parilic India vii SouttAmptma India 'ill Mantilla )osten and Halifax Ides and Havaaaak Waal India Brazil . Oct: 7, Nov, Oct 7,7 0 Nov, 7 Nov. 22 Oct. 24 ARRIVED. Anotoss-at Gravesend, October 22, from Changi MIN ILUIZIPI-at Gravesend, October 22, from ............. , Qr tl y e Ataar-at Bristol, October 23, from Asano.ro-at Liverpool, Octobej a l , fross„ ..... _ 4.111 Aar Davies-at aberystwith, 14 .friii.... Samos Vara-at Cardiff, October 22, fr0m...... ..... -.. ..................... Aims Caaa-in the Clyde, October 21, front« fr a t- - • domas-ot DeaL October 34, from Awoue-at Deal, October 22, from Grang a m Ansoars-at Deal, October 22, from -•-• Granny Grammy ALICIA-et Plymouth, October 22, from Cabbie Armoire-at Southampton, October 22, bow ...... ..... ALEXANDSII-06 Deal, October 22, from :I;i 3 lalsd . Will Streatcao Lee-at Deal, October 23, from St Lea BILLVIDISI- at Deal, October 22, from Alt Aim's, ga Baorseas-M Falmouth, October 21, from Ba r d BIITAMSIA-at Gloster, October 21, from BIPIST AND/AIM-at Gloater, October 22, Bom gag i p ms Boras-at Deal, October 23, from baker BkITWI-at Deal, October 23, fr.m ....Amble Cat erne or Deaner -at Bristol, October 22, trom ~.....141 , 6„ Caarox-at Bristol, Oct. 22, from liallea Borman-at Cowes, October 22, from ........ -.New rag Cantu-a-in the Clyde, October 21, from Dentrang CIA:PRA-JO the Clyde, October 21, from Quin Caroming Buz.-at Deal, , , October PA from ......Gransed CARSO•LTON PAILX-at Dea l, October .« from•-.. ....... licedg as Cora taca-at Yarmouth,N., October 2e, from .... _ .. Slagle CANADA-off Deal, October 22, from.. Casssircia.-off Wick, October 19, from flunderhal autumn-at Deal, October 23, from._ ..... .. .....___ 14, 1 46, Cosa-at Gravesend, 00213 22, from. Gummy Dowsrs-at Brirol, October 22, from .... Rithibide ELIE. AND Haut-at Deal, October 22, from Gramme Ecoocormr-at Newport, M., October 22, from. Quells Emernorroxs-at Liverpool, October 23, from bomb. P.DIPAILD MAD Jana-at Gravesend, October 22, from.. __ski m FIOIII.OII-at Bristol, october 22, from New Orlin PAZDERICE-at Deal, October 22, from GUMMI FAIL Aceurar--ot Deal, October 22, from. Sopusep FO4CHIA- at. Hull, October 22, from Quiet Guam-at Bideford, October 22, from P. E.l CILMILTON-at Deal, October 12, from Grafts 0101 WI-at Deal, October 22, from Quit Gamma-off Margate, October 21, from. Newel. GALLItia-at Liverpool, October 23, from Aril HeTsrva-at Westport, October 20, from aides litaars-off Dover, October 22, from CA Hear-at Deal, Oetober 23, from Qoetee HONOVA-at Gravesend, October 22, from .......Granswod 1381111 ONT-at Gravesend, October 22, from .Lsbndore louts-at Bristol, October 22, from Glebes Ismscu..- at Deal, Octeter 22, from - Qat* lose-at Falmouth, October 22, from Been Junior HUTCHINPON-at Bristol, October 22, from ,ag, Janes CRUM/1M -at Dover, October 22, from JINNI' Loot-at Hull, October 21, from lionspberg Jeer LOCIMAIT -at Hull, October 21, from. Quebec !mamma-at Deal, October 23, from St Joan's, N.B. Jerez Arouse-at Gravesend, October 24:from. Bann LIONNG-at Gravesend, retober 22, fr ,m Grovellers LEANDIII-AT Margate, October 21, from. Amens Luersow-off Liverpool, October 23, from Demme, le auSZT -at Cu.,,, October 22, from Jells* macr-ot Queenstown, October 21, from MARCH. OP CLTDP.PDALZ-at Clyde, October 12, from. Quotes Ilatoour-at Deal, October 22, from Gravesend Matt-at Deal, October 22 from °ramrod MA:MO-at Deal, October 22, from New WORM MINTOR-111 G&W*, October 22, from Itswe Hewes-at Hull, October 21, from top Maescsr-at Shield; October 21, from Rigs NORTIMISEJA-at Brhstol, October PI, from.... Quebec OM ENULAND-at Bristol, October 22, from ... Odeon Orrawa-at Bridgewater, October 22, from Quin Oarmon-at Penzance, October 21, from Paourr-at Deal, October 22, from. .... .. „. Ql4Ol PItINCI ALIZIT-10. Deal, October 23, ' from- ..llodsmlt Queaec-at Hull, October 21, from Qcsem llivroste-at Plymouth, October 22, from Melds* ROOT. WATSON-at Deal, October 22, from (lulu Rona-at Gravesend, October 22, from ....Betterise ROWINA-at Gravesend, October 22, from Boweries 811.1 LIAN-at Bridgewater, October 253, from. St. Joha'a .1 it. Slane° -at Bridgewater, October 20, from. Sean.-at Deal, October 22, from Sorra Esc-at Hull, October 21, from ... lip Stows-at Shields, October 21, from „„ Whim Pono-at Woad/even, October 20, from. Ardis Sr. Jou:ea-at Bristol, October 23, from iambs Moor( fluor - off Liverpool, October 23, from Barlagon Tuerus-off Liverpool. October 23, from .P. E. MY ' Viran-at Bristol, October 23, from. ... ..... «..... . Riddle* ' Wri-atilristl, ()ember 23, from Xs Om* ' WARAPII-at Deel. October 22, from itstrams Wirmwor-ca lan loth, October 22, be.. hats , Wroaaa -at Gloster October 21, from abeam* . Waal llota-at Dartmouth, October 22, frost. .Icsin BAILED. ANGLO AISSIJCAN—from Liverpool, October 24. to --Jaen Aoznut—from shielM, October 21, to ..11awimr Bimieu—from Swansea, October 21, to Amnia Coverers or 21olurr —from Helford, October 21, t0............0mes NAlL'S—from Jersey, October 19, to Cidh Ennan—from Fleetwood, October 22, to Val Groar.z—from 1111, De Oci o ober 22. to .Beano rs Guamen—from October 22, to .... .. .....Op Owl Ono. Atrtcaura—trom mouth, October!!, to —lake lesirect.s.— from Deal, October 22, to —aim JINNI Lam—from Hull, October 22, to —Mimi Kars Keener—from Gravesend, October 22, to Omni LOTALMOf —from Deal, October 22, to Boob Lemur—from Newport, M., October 22, to arrinlee MONMOUTH—from Newport, M., October 22, t 0.......... ..... Omni PINCIOSA—from Hartlepool. October 20 to Mien Prasnro—from Newport, M., October 22 HICMAND AND liner—from Shields, October 31, to ..... "...........ai Vacris—from Cowes, October 22, to —Lie VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ay :Anna 11 tru, from Callao for Cork, Sept. 10, lat. 14, lon. 11. BILITANVIA (brig), from London for the River Saguenay, off 1011, Sept. 26. Euza, from Noni' for Cork, Oct. 19. Mown* (steamer), from Liverpool tar Itallfax, Oct. 21, off Waif. ford. Huta (barque), from Quebec for London, Oct. 12, 32 day, out, ls. 43.54 N., m. 16.19 W. MART WARD, 01 liennebunk-Mo e from Liverpool for New Orkaat, Sept. 17, at. 16.52, lon. 66 27. PEITHIMIIIN (barque), from Iliromiebi for Greenock, Sept.B,la. 46.10 N. lon. 57.55 W. Railcars (barque), from Jamaica for London, Sept. 25, is. 33, lona Saaau MAILIA, EMU dais from Sligo for New York, Sept. 8, lat. 19, ton. 26.25. Taverus (ship), from Liverpool for New York, Sept. 24, lat. 40.30, lon. 69.10. Vie 10114 (brig), from llanianilla, 50 days, Oct. 3, lat. 45.50, W. 29.55. Yiaursm, of New York, Oct. 19, 21 miles St. of Waterford. faunas, Sept. 22, at. 46, lon. 36. [Adeettieement) CONSTITUTIONS, HowErEs WEAK OR DEBILITATED, MAT or COMPLETELY RENOVATED DT IiOY LOWAY'S Pitut.—The extraordinary sale of these adinintble pub throughout every part of the civilised world is the nustcoariada( proof of their efficacy in the cure of various dirsirdets. In eases d weak or debllita•ed constitutions their properties are r uck as to poet the blood, invigorate the system, and establish the roundest !sniff:- Persons suffering from lowness of spirits, nervousness, imperfect di . ration, deranged stomach, bilious affections, liver complaints, deter mination of blood to the head, or even epileptic Ms, wilt find in the truly valuable medicine a certain, safe, and efficacious remedy.--Sdd by all druggists, and at Profeseor Holloway's estabdabmeat, Strand, Loudon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. _ . BALFOL' IL—Oct. 21, at WlLing N. 8., Lady Blanche Balfour, of a eon. BARRY.—Oct. 21, at Mount-pleasant, Crouch-end, Horny, Mrs D. Barry, of a eon. CHUItCIL—Oct. 19, at Geddington Vicarage, Northamptonshire, the wife of the Rev. W. M. Church, of a sun. DELAY.—Oct. 18, at Colton, the lion. Mrs. Delan o of a daughter. DICKIF,.—Oct. 17, at Glasgow, Mrs. T. Mate, of a eon. OAMBELL.—Oct. 17, at Oztordatreet East, Mre. H. Gambell, of daughter. HOVELL.—Oct. 22, at Five Mouses, Clanton, Mrs. D. De B. flora of a daughter. LONERGAN.—Oat. 11, e Cadiz, the wife of Francis Lonergan of a eon. MORTIMER.—Oct. 22, at No. No. 4, nibany.court-yard, rucaddif. the wife of T. Mortimer, Erq., of a daughter. REID.—Oct. 21, at Chester.equare, Me,. It. Reid, of a &Wine , . WHITEMEAD.—Oct, 18, at Mount Radford, Mrs. A. Witdehod, oI a daughter. MARRIAOBS. CLAVELL—TAYLNL—Oct. 22, at Clifton Canaille, Staffordshire, Commander Cavell, R.N., to Jane Loune, youngest daughter of du Rev. IL Taylor, Rector of Clifton Campville. UOLGATE—REALX—Oct. 20, at Si. James's, Westminster, Mr. I. Reigate, of Liverpool, to Alice, second daughter of Mr. Read, Jen min-street, London. HOSKINS—ATKINS.—Oct. 17, at Etruria, Staffordshire, Mr. A. MAMA of Birmingham, to Aline Alethca, youngest daughters( the late J. Atkins, Esq., of Shardlow, Derbyshire. MELUUISII—VOWLE I L—Oet. 20, at Pywerthy, Devonshire. W. lr• Melbulsh, Erq., second son of the Bev. T. Melbuisti, of Seawater, to Mars, eldest daughter of J. Yowler, Esq., of ParravaL WRITPSTONE—STEPIIENS. — Oet. 20, at St. Patera* Church, LB. Whitestone, Y.eq., eldest son of L. W. Whitestone, fAll, Dublin, to Alice Sarah, only child of this late S. etephenr, Esq, of Llolyttewl. WINDUS—KENNEDY.-OeL 20, at St. Mary's, inverstoo, Loan shim, William Edw, rd, only son of B. G. Windus, Esq., of Toilets hanxgreen, Middlesex, to Elisabeth, third daughter ul C. S. hen' reedy, Esq., of Pair View, Inversion. DEATHS. BECK.—Recently, at St. Leonard's on-Sea, Mm. Hannah Beek widow o( Mr. Henry Beck, brickmaker, in her 9Sth ye..r, Irani* 132 children, grandchildren, and a great, great, grandchild. CHAPI.II4.—Oct. 21, at Harlow, Eireex, Elizabeth, widow of the lot T. Chaplin, Eaq., aged 70. CLUTTERSUCK.—Oet. 20, at Upper.street, leltngton, 11. Clutter. bum, Eeq., aged 79. iiXTo:6.—Oct. 19, at Belgrareatreet South, Pimlico, Mr. T. Etta; aged 48. FRANCELI74.—Oet. 19, at Gotuilston, Not* Frances Barbara, of J. Franklin, Esq. GRUNDY.—Oet. 19, at Cheetham-bill, Manchester, G. Grandy, EN, aged 76, HUNTER.—Oct. 19, at Bristol, Mr. J. Z. Hunter, late of Sladdrlarh London, and only con of Z. Hunter, Egg., of Ramegute„ NEWTON.—Oct. 19. at Kinpland, parry Francis, edest wa of Sr. U. Newt's, late of Norwich, aged 17. NOTT.—Oet. O. at Rath, J. N. Nott, Pail., Capt. R.N., aged 49. PECK.-01e. 20, at Hilton, Hontingdonanire, W. Peck, Eaq., aged 71 RICH.—OW. 10, Anse, wife of e. Rich, Esq., of LodSsf ooo/ John'a.wood, aged 71. WOOLLAY&—Oet. 21, Mary Ann, wife of Kr. T. Woollams, NC IP morestreet, aged 30. 'nand and yebilebad by WILLUX KING HAL" Of No b inadard• 'tree. In dr My et Landon. Printer, at ado (ace, In Lombard. street, In the min* Vihustriur.—Wwinua, Ocrossa 18i61. e tate of Weather. Strong Breeze Calm Gentle Breeze Strong Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze Strong Breeze Calm Gentle Breese Overact Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Par Ugly Cloudy ()retort Partially Cloudy Overcast Overcast Cloudy Wale Breese uceale Breese Strong Breeze (lentle Brom Bain - Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Coady Rain °reread Bain Bahl Orereast ( - hermit Overcast Overcast °Tema Rain litrong Breese Cloudy beetle Breams Partially Cloudy Gentle Breese Overman Gentle Breese Omani Gentle Breese Ovirtert Strong Breese Overcast Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy ./NDON, Tea DAY, Noox. of Wind. State of Weather. Breese. Sunshine. Strong Breese Calm Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breen' Gentle Breese strong Breese Strong Breese Calm • t.: 8:W. B.W. Y. B.W. Eiv. B.w. Str=nn - Gentle