The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-13 00:00:00

RAILWAY MEETINGS. 1 YORK. NEWCASTLE. Ar liirrims - IX LONDON. MANCHESTER, AND LEEDS. =rnrs• m d eisiseg ity =...zr the wp **at Ihe mein of the eseisseY, to he hen Tea in ilia WSW. lee the appontssest of the hare Ahearn of the ewers. The Hell- NZ Hass Anoints wee riled to the shah. The CHAIRMAN explained the Abets of the meeting, da sad Wise nos the shanholdese be termine the node of ▪ P RANCE that Anti be sow adered. Mr. PEM 4 C I skinks they bsd=ese matter te doe hernia an OM wee whom dor le sprees% them at the arm e ain meelle ib % Yak Sir JOHN EASTHOPE when. belless they wont to that Meson M hen erne espreelesed ernes are the gees : sadism. Elsa d the inane , that rail leala sena he Veen Se the driers snit "pains had Males roan, ash it wee there. hes hh deolded amines 'het issedessatisa ant benne b the eandrig kw te pier the essifdeg of railway massele ammo seder the eased of gmessasi. Abram SIDNEY prase* with the bee. end, est wee Melon te Sad thrs a fallai is hese, of eindian wee rapidly gibe grand. Is ne Pdhearirate' besovrable tees weal medertabe the Sloe ar of a railway essagosq e he bed a govereatest elks rend weer his ; butt be, de may oasts net tape thin nib se* as serarem. The ad of • isdnepadlebe bet been se = r e o n basesesarl peolligals den Is wee elrekedjesstaway.hrne sad hesser, that rellemeat shown she die 'skied bee he sedan else siderades Ass he swift is the esoang see dos; and be hoped i. ssgrodes jut throws eat by the boa hornet wend he silephel W the sestieg. Coked JOHNSTONE end est sadenuind why railway direstees nand be so pry nee neat Irvin auditor, placer ova then lee in part, who be had the essuand ol a •=en W fans at kb sesten, be wee ahl&IG neat Sla Mee W enosate enedy wormed ass checked by se arailitarbaspeadleat • I limb. sat Mewed* might epos it that turd the ease peothe wee sinpted might :3 8 e a s il y esspasim, the peddle went pine se essildease ..erniever is their published seserne. The resat mode ot Iseibleg newer seism, teas Miles bone than a lama East loan epee tie Wimitsbalkiri,ord he thereinhned podimeat would bemire be pot • sup to it. alders= SIDNEY, he seder to brirg the wenn • Passelk Win the ionien moved a nide tea to the effe ct din It ese met iiin a mbar. ladep sleet of the , skink he appa7sMd. node' the prevision of as am pertinent. Carnal JOHNSTONE had mask pleasure In esconding fie reeratices. Mr. MAYHEW wend sot slime to the appoiateest of the penis auditor, but he nab we so reason why its cool set be appoiated as w ell by the shareholders as the govern stest Me was entirely opposed to the principle of govern mat istaticesse is the Wend suer neat of railway =sad if it wenproposedhe hoped the legislature 1 111. eist Mollies It. He moved, se an amendmest, that a 'glib salsa who shield hays so intern is the seaman.bil lna ti ggr a =rieurandeneat, believing that it the rhea* of governess' espervidos were ones seri. d to neon eserete it wend ass be leap before it wee :tended Se theassest Is of erny epee se ofjoisteatock esepanke. Mr. SCOTT agreed with the spirit ed the erred meals =Di oboe reed that it wee am mossonee tope exct that wend ever be ern to the pablis by aaditoss ems earn hen the uhrteholase. After erne Maw ainumiss. the eseadmisat was put lbs. the shin en lest, whoa the original resolution wee sented by a inborn majority. The speedo busiesse of the mestiss was then commented, emend Ablermas Story, Ids. Preses, Dix Jobs &Ahoy, and the ethairinan, wen reeponeely reposed so &litotes to INCCt the Lonna sharendoes at the York mei tog. HAIRSIAN mid it well he Ineeseseient for him to or, an kit erne wee ssesSgly withdraws. Mr. SMITH eon, bran the warns &lasted two oat of the ether thew. le should be gin to bear fees the Fretle ss' peened whether they had any laver that was lik, ly *militate winst their win impaileßy. Sir J. EAMIOPE wee ginerelly set elapsed to ewer me& stories when it was peopeed to eke lie to an slim el tine, bat its obese these of railway adversity it wee set advisable to he tee haddiess is sash as nereluse se this He would use the hiseseshis prownese. Ilea that Is ice the essisties dab, dere is the flosibWesters. to held so shwa bow ens &OW railway but this. While enter * hew Ste earner ea it was right that he should 'spree W deeded diseppleiltios of what be dalaSeiVed to be a admen is the peal elute s existing meittee of miage ssesekke amen Steered to W pet et matag fog Meese* we em b Matti= es my that au* ✓edeem * pined Is is she r. port of the eoz.- mimes aegis or eagle sot to be appointed, bat wh be w-e tell dial ups el Ow MOO kwaserable sa d{ Alden dinars en had hen era Ms been of seseagesest of this en retg hed dottrel Mat lobelias not to reads their owe to the neat of eh mamas berg anointed, Whim ere her who wee them preen, and who past the seeps, 60,11001 :Lem is the nape el data. bad penance' as agesse that mend reeds la the ewe of the andertakinp, be r isi tZ wa sk ils that the Stern skeet the meetang ee hated *end be sableend apes that ttestion. He hit it 1. the mete, beams the wry paper that had first immoike.l the of Mr. Rualeses maneetnest bad recently in ks • meet eteniine rev k spots this gentlemen, and the needs. eight Is es eavelal that it did sot dart a &b -oats who bad been saavessing la favour of hie appoiaismtv. A PROPRIETOR would he glad to kilos, to whom the haw, baraset alluded Sir JOHN EASTHOPE had no hesitation in statics that it was to Mr. Love. Mr. Alderman SIDNEY would follow the esanattle of the has. baronet, and at oats slate via' h. boa wig the .lightest interval whatever in any individual who might Ito-mew he proposed as the manager of this rirlsri.y, nor did he 11-dd in any other ease- rn that was likely to bin. • h s j t in dealing with tbe affairs of this nine. r. PRANCE made a similar avowal, addinp, however, that be saw no ohjectto to the principle ut appuu,iog a saaaWas director, eln. • it hot been suite silly ed .p e.l to the Brighten, the &doh Ea.tern, the Eituittur. It a , .(1 Glasgow, and other lines ' • lut hie wee at a houi to nAle, mead what this cool I h em, to do with the election of delegates, inasenueh a, th all duty would be e, ly to s lest director. Thu teak of .1“-i ing whether there should be o • et three managine dirrecp, sod who they should be, would rear snub. ly with the Mew beard. The CHAIRMAN took some dieredit to hiss If for sot Irvin stopped the divwsion befor,.. It ane hardly fair to allude to a gentleman who was not prta•nt, or make us of an anooyenous communicatim in a kcal piper against any one. Si, JOHN EASTHOPE said, solar from its being anony sons, thy ortununication he refined to appeared in , h. form of a hider, evidently with the avow, d sane din of the editor. and unless Mr. L.ve took some n >tice of it in tt.• shape of a prosecution tor libel his character would ritual. uninitiated. The same were then put to the vote. and Sir John B w hops and Mr. Alde roes Sidney ware violated duly 'lived, and applied with written authorities to act as the del.- gates of the meeting. Thanks were then voted to the Chairman, and the pro ceedings terminated. MARTINO AT Ltvarroot..—Yesterday, in camplience with a recommendation Mot the invesi t tation &matte.. , the shareholders in this uodertaking trident r letv.apool, held • meeting to that teem, to nominate • te• demon to Mind the delegate meetint., which is to asnathle at Irak en the 17th inst., and determine on reemmaredetree as t o the fame directory, to be remitted to the general meeting to be held on the 260. There was a uunter .us et Wear. Mr. A. M. WTLIII was called to toe ario. Mr. Nitwit mend as an inetruciou to a. y =o who might be aptad that it was the of the Liverpool Miliaria?' that no per Margin Creston scald be appointed.—Mr. B)doet 1 110 1wFdau sa sacrsdottra, that there sbould b, "me rid immagiste directors, at 70W. a year esett.—Mr. B. Ma.tey isontemnd that so dolmas whatever should be eppolot d. Hs tali watosawer fa the appointment of any, r therm la tics as ass MAI the Civet's night trip! le the true triton whisk ha Mimi to hen at the gamma meeting —Bono...tee ~las moot as the propasitioa (both Mr. at. 11.a'S MA Me. Sydoey's amendment having been preetoue'y with drawn), and, ea • division, As aproiatas at sir a sisi.oss was resolved apse. It was underrood, bew ares teat he should rtes,' principally to width the . fsp sad report the Neale to mother reeving of the Lie. Tr. I =to be helot en PriAty artls the coarse of tat Mr. Sidry warned these print that Mr. Hr.:- was kiloton was at work at Nearsysk, sad sumps, would be as. to peen wpm the coin say a ter crey none mud tri Mesa. On Am aVetittli of Wt. VI W. DILAUDWI, sem& by Wr. W. moooseoos, M r . ON toe the r ats, wr appeiatod as tacit &Waste, "it berg expressly troinstood that the rditidaal snemb-es of this as. line as. sot pledged ea adopt y deeisiam *me to by the meeting Adept. s, their business berg aaderecod to he arr. lt rte dermadatory to the general meeting of skarehulders." MIBIBTINO A? blisitesserax.—A epeeist neeei.-p of Men. *mese eberebeldere be ibis lioe was held ...stems, et Its Psiatia• Haul, Siff dm aerates of applenthig a 4 lives to *a awl& stesthst at Trik, to the 17.1etn.t.. to ellee• e. Web Mr. was. Last au arpriated, alter whish •q• eti u WY et wimp's./ 'he meads; improved of the of ewe aassitate of lawridatios. sad °arid is the eZr native TM fonds( tbssabt sigat direetass ratio's- to carp en the awe He amps*. that a aquas,/ set bovin e a ID . a , at the board Aosta b. aalpsistad at a eatery et I,BOOL, ad.d that the disseure ahuala receive UK auk Misnwo Liswo.—ls rwortiowoo with the Men neoWitioo soataiatet ut the fru* mat et the Committee at lareetigalea appolated to fotAire Iwo the etr,ir, titbit "tummy, a wowing of tits storrobsa tin tv• Went M lowlitv was betel at the White Hoses Ho el, Boy...lase, yawed (14•16 )• There w a aomorous end r.epwshle aeheadat.o. of s Lm _prow, Rsiort Jogai, , to the th eir. Reporters were la arced se- , b b o li Nfiro the souvestowest of bottom thoy were V, quests' to with Ts- the woods, beteg euotPeritd • vie. • sac TM Ohtetrt if AL owl ether lasettaao appter. cel tithe haid portooi the e maw, •tt 'pietist et , toe, —ha .re • • h ;a a plelttelnaty w .Si.g at York a the 17th int•., • e r Itiree...f •4•• t. . --e to • • r - coroatealt , s Al I 11 . 4' CJ .1.... 44. 1 • • serstag, 4^.d tit, in.t. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1849. eldeet—whiSh. ender Ood's blaming. be bravery of the SPORTING. raise, and the determined enrage et Meet of the Orange potty stliil Wen ' MI " Pin ill lb. "idea" ' dm' um " . NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. I beg yew lordship's porde* he tehrrieg to these 11117Tiwo ON THURSDAY NIGHT. PRIINDERDAST STARR& lININIRMSIOM—I bays dee , so •°sly with a doers to obtaia a a lo 1 bdd ce Mere to a wry heavy smasat, and 12 to I ems r au la t il is tei! esssideratka of soy esaiset is this unhappy by „j u i n w e eeestea e t b s NA ,. I have se will to noels may leapt in the C.AMBBIDOINHIIII. • __semen of the peoe, if .7 444 % 14 wen els nail - se to 1 opt Pariah I II to 1 age lap dared all delete of tay entalayease es binlde l to the me i hosiery I 100 to 4 Coilingmeell at hip. I titan rest uslialed with she movie- lre oder leeks& teen dm, *OA to say Wisp the *sane adopted MDT. by the aornamist not be. yet that, ha the whole entree of 4to 1 Mot Ltod, R 11 „ 0 .t. on, .• lot .2 1 _ 0 to I old John o' Moot my publis ewers is this owastry, I have upheld bee Mr , to i ._ pt„l6l 7 I -g sm ;;;;; to a Ilt ibei ewe 0 rm. ,. *Ws author* is this pet el Ur .spin. I have endow 14 to 1 zotootetAvoost (t) loos is so Holloolooko (t)" ' Towel to. stpastly, without hew er Whelks IS soy pod- eat to 1 MI K AN( (t) w e e geseadeadea. AM/,i earliness, I met your tontibip FRIDAY. will lergive see let styli* that it lo a crest reaesiethe still SWESPOTARRS of 200 ewe. web. h It; sobs, (Mt 71b; left see, that the let set ol a u s =terist lih WM WI NS- w oo . g d th. A.?. O tt o to the pest seisaduse WWI le Wm Who' 42 loyal sus. we setelosabOowherd ebeigel whit as set wit paned la he Okapi, by the midges* beheelie Mash. 11" "t i a l ve the Maser t• be, ley Iced, with prat respet, year lersisbles faithful seresat, ' BoDRIL "To the Right Ilea. the Lord Chiseller." embed over. HANDICAP Bwntrac•itin of 20 son. sub, and only 6 ft, if declared, ike.. to go to the second bone, for 3-yr-olds and . T.Y C. cow ite i s Paseo, $ me, 7a, Sib (ear. 74 elb) (Iflenten) I w a ist Lend Exeter's -of lanahrd's Cob, aced, 04 :row) 3 Br. Roes 4 yes, in sth i. sharp) 3 Hr. 1. Ders dna, 7st 121 b ( skeane) 4 Hotting :6to 4 gist ono, and 2to 1 eon Toe C.b. The Oa cat on the work until half way up the cords, where he two challenged by Fenn, and beaten cleverly by half a 1 Ran in 1 mio. 17 secs. 11. gtlrilYAN.11S of 10 son. each, for 2.yr olds ; coin, OH 71b; Mel, Sid 61b • the winner to be sold for 40 1071. if ismanded, a% Fint . half of Lb. M. Mr. Mai Ikarsib. 7. Sharp 1 112.1==tatebar, out O(SW Mem 11 1 Lad ( g 1 Ind Illnalmeres lisand.hand (J. Mania 4 NATO*, 100, h ft. Pint hell of Lb. 11l Lard 4:lllllWelitina, let 12b (Denney) 1 Lord Mationne Goodwood, est Sib (P. Butler) I Bening; 6 to 2 an Biers. Won by a Loath. Ban in 62 son F111212120/.111 . &nine Of BO son. each, b ft, for two yen aids. colt* Set 71b. fillies Sot 61b, wiewn extra. T. Y. C. land Allinenin Bolingbroke. Sat 15th, lealteding Glb caner (lotineve) Lord Inesee Nutabell, est 10th, including sib (merlow) 3 Mr. Henry's Pinked, let 7th . Boning : 7 to 2 on Pluton. who, with Heite3.ll lying at his side, undo the nursing at his best pace to the porde, when it was taken up by Bolingbroke, woo won easily by a length; a hood betweou second awl third. Hun in lin 20 is... HAsDIOAP BWWSTAISS of 15 son. each, 10 Si, for two and three year olds. T Y C. Lard Cleelieldre Pero* $ yrs, 7st sib (Merman I Lord H. lamees Pint Maass, 3 yes, Tst Sib (Khania I Duke of PANNIDIare Highland Fling, 3 yes, 7st 121 b (X. Mann 3 Mr. Teshintleggler. S yerjet 12b tDoekeray 4 Betting f—ell to 4 ern Ferule, 4to 1 spat First Chance, 4to 1 aid whew, and Bto 1 agst Gift. Fern • made all the rimming, gad won cleverly by a length. Ran in 1 min. 18 mos.. MATca, 200, It R. B.C. Mr. Baron's Tufthonter, 8 yeas, Sat lolb (lFlatotan) I Dab IA &diked% Mato, 4 yes, 7st 3lb (Pettit) 3 Betting :-13 to 6 on To thunter. One of the Stint four mile Toon Over seen ended to favour of Tutthunter by a bead. Id•stm, 900, h ft. First half of Ab. SI —Lord H Len nox's TO, Wren, Sat 41b, received grim Mr. Soelley's Sparrow-hawk, Set 71b. SWNIPSTAiIa tst 200 son each, h ft, for colts, Sat 71h. T Y.C.—Lord H. Lennox's To. Be Bunter received forfeit. Posy MATCD, 200 sacs, A F.—Duko of Bedford's Sobraon notived, Loyd Glasgow pal t. Wing, 300, h It. T.Y C.—Lord Chesterfield's fby Pantaloon, out of Induatry, Bst 61n, reoeived 60 Ft from Sir J. Hawley's f (dead) by Birdcatcher, out of Young De fiance, 7st IMb. Marco, 100, It Si, Bit 61b each. Farr half of Ab. M.— Mr. Genii's's Bailey received ft from Duke of Bedford's St. Sophia. MATCH, 300, h R. T.M M.—Lord Exeter's Topbana, 4 yes, Bst, noticed ft from Duke of Bedforu's Bon Mot, 3 yrs, Bst 41b. Macon, 600, 100 ft. T.M.M.—Lord Stanley's C 4111. 1 ,0, Bst 131 b, :arrived ft from 81, J. Hawiey's Fe, chill, 7st 71b. The weather to-day was unfavourable, and the sport, Iron the number of engegennite which ended in forties, very moderate. The deficiency, however, was only in quantity ; the Prendergast having emit, d extraordinary interest Pimford was linked the n'ght talon., and on ti.• heath before stardeg, for an immense amount, at sto 2 3'o I, and 7 t. 2; not a shilling being laid out on B iling,roke for It, although backed freely for the Derby at 20 to 1. The nee terminated in the unequivocal defeat of the favourite, to the consteroatiOn of his backers, but assuredly not to the winks of Am who saw him stripped More stirtiog. This au looked for lane of a " certainty" had the immediate effect of springing B lingbroke to 10 to 1 for the Doliy, and Nut shell to 1,000 to 30, ulna freely ; Pitaford receding to 40 , o l. The betting on the Cambridgeshire alto underwent a momentous change ; It atMaines having been Milt ci in tbe morning for • large sum, sad rising to 8 to 1 in has than on hour 1 The Bishop of Ardagh (Dr. O'Higgins) has an nounced his intention of supporting Mr. John O'Connell in his renewed repeal agitation. SCOTLAND. GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY BY FMB. The following is frau the Cakdonian Mare INT : About two °'o dames were discovered In tho very centre of the Stockbeldis Kills, 13 liaburp, is a budd ing costuming sem pats of @toast, siriw mill, • shelling mill, • syliadee, sad two tireaslag anises, mania; an area of about a Modred at spare, sad bisected by a stone wall rousing neatly *reset the antis of these prosiest. Above the saasilsory sour tivatd were four states of lofts filled with gran, prey is sack and partly oa the floor. Into the southern ballot thew premeds projected thu beck store of a grosses shop ()asers. Weddell sad Co.), which attars on the west ads from tics attest, tee houses facing which were only sepatatal from the rains by a stows wall, the °lily communisation be twee* *say however, Wag the date batmen Mosses. ddsll and Co.'s backend treat shops. To the south of the Wile was a very large Isumiasat subdivided fete • peat amber of dwelliag-hassas. kits which was soparated bus _ The by asinell vacant mea. Oti the alarm being pine, four engines were speedily twelegbt from dif ferent quarters of the town, bat In the hoer whist' elapsed between the disuse* ef the ire sad the snivel of the en &se, the Meuse MI mode vast havoc, and had *wired a iiimneto esmadagey over the teneassiit in whisk they ori glutted. Oa Mr. Mitchell and the fire brigade reaching the spot, a terrific blue was fleabag from the building, which, fed by great quantities of inflammable mate:lids, and r nod by the keen bracing air which obtained a ready strengthened through a building with en many wire cloth win dows, wasgradually increasing, and threw a broad glare into the sky that women from a vary grant distance. The wooden doors made littlermistanos, and crash after crash washes:du they gave way with their valuable burdens, and as the fire seemed crushed at one end by the falling materials, it was sear ready to blase out at the other with renewed brilliancy. The Intense heat broke many windows in the shrouding homes not reached by the fire, and several of the frames of thou to which the projecting dames intend, d were altogether destroyei,and the welldirected exerthas et the Ike brigade, who obtained a plentiful supply of water, alone prevented the adjacent dwellings from being, enveloped in the aniflagration. Many of the inmates wen busy removing their faraiture to a plea of safety, while others is their excea of fear, were satis fied to save their Hue. A large gra , ary to the east of the burnish premises, and eons/sus of five stories, was unroofed at one end, and slates, pieces of charred timber and grain were mingled out the upper lots in one confused heap. In the lower lofts of this building there was little iatury done, except by wider which was poured profusely on It le prevent its entire destruction. At the north-west corner of the Hilo was the engine-house, where a new and powerful eng value 1,2001., had been placed about az months ago. Thi; root of this building was also entirely destroyed, but the oon:lescaped with little War/ from the dunes, although toa.n:tlimaaawaitgeti;iye water.en Tre7etalilintieriftrlottelfelidst4kthe ragtag element, for if it had been verified by the destruction of its faulatim, Its fall would have been switched with very dishrags mineenteres. The mills, se we have said, con- Mined sons gags et Mee" of tibia the 'machinery of two were driven y • lade from dm Warr of Lei h, which hers flows below the houses sad street ; t e other works were driven by the steam-engine. After about three hours hard working of the engines in k• aping the Bums from ezteadieg, the firs was wady sub dued, leaving, however, the Mills in one vast sactelderiog mass of broken and twisted amehinery, charred bums, slates, stones, Vain, and grocers' stores. Wand vas, how. ever, pound plentifully all day on 'he amok* hoop, the latent lire from will& was now and then appearing. The engines, however, were taken beck abet seven o'clock to their stations, it being totted that frogs the low situa tion of the mills, the pressure of the water at the plods was audit:Mut to fill the hose, and even to throw it to a to L. PERTH RACES —ThrRSDAL Maui u' !Lars 91 601. Tate r..un considerable height. The firemen were also directed to demolish min parts of the walls, which were thin for such a building, as seemed in danger of falling ; for many nets of the designed shell that remained seemed crack ing and ready to give way. Much praise is due to Mr. Mitchell, and the active firs brigade, but for whose timely sad well applied efforts the surrounding granaries and dwelling.houtes would soon have been connmed by the tines and spreading element. The amount of property destroyed by this disastrous fire eannot as yet be estimated with accuracy, but the value of the grain lost is said to be about 2,0001. or 3.000 1 . The total damage done to the mills, including the complete destruc tion of almost all the atachicerc, suet amount to about ton or eleven thousand pounds. Happily no personal injury was sustained by any one. Non. apt. Sendliands' Artbur Briny. 4 yrs ...(11. Itobertson) 1 Nr. Janssen's Peestem, 3 yrs Mr. Wlltlamets Tore 7badth, aged 3 Mr. Murray ad North Star, 4 yrs dis. Wm by too learns ; Norh 8 sr 1e U. LAMS' PLATS of 75 colt added to a •weemtsk. aof 5 son melt ; for hunters. Gentlemen riders. Hate, ow round and a dls. . _ _. _ . . . . . Mr. lasessra Mselock. 3 yrs (Col. Richardson) I I Capt. lianlaws'ellenry, aged Won oy hell a length. Psarg HURT N A TI' of 301. Hews, once coned and a dia. Mr. Wrsthar's Mold of Mashans, 4 yrs (Cartwright) 1 I Mr. MMus% Tom Tough, aged Mr. Ryan's ins TM, 3 yes Won by half a leng'h. LOTTIZT STAMM of 6 Km. each, and SO added. Trios round and a AO. _ . - w t::;ptsin Bendllands' Arthur Briggs, 4 yrs .„.. (IL Itobertsos) 1 Mr. Dimes% billy Brown, 3 yrs I Mr. Broart's Assists, 4 rs Mr. Pattison'sJunathan, 4 yrs Won by ball a length. m aw intelligence. JUDO E'S CHA M KERS.—Ocr. 10. kurou Mt Jorrum TAvot•w. TRIPTIII .. 6 7 1:0741471A. - Liii. - r.IITiONNOIed LAND Beams. This was an action in the County Court of Marylebene, for the recovery of 61. paid by the plaintiff, as a "member," to the defendant, as a " promoter," of the National Land Company. The defendant now applied for a certiorari en an affidavit, alleging that the matter in di.pute was one in vulving vary mail small sums similar to that sought to be recovered, and which in the aggregate amounted to more than 70,0001., and that there were several legal questiork arising out of the action of 'meat importance and oifilmlty, whether, far instance, the scheme was legal c r illegal, under the Joint-stock Companies Act, or under the act for the abolition of lotteries; wh.ther the plaintiff, having paid voluntarily, and been a party to all the eroceediegs, could now recover his mooey. The defendant's atßitavit also stated that the Queen'. Bench had granted a mandemus, the return to which would raise the present and several other nuestiona. The Judge, Mr. Justice Telfourd, called upon the solicitor for the plaintiff to say whrth.r these statements were true, and it was admitted that they were so; but then it wee con tended that the application was too late, inasmuch as it now wanted but two days to the hearing in tee C , cloy Court. The solicitor also complained of the herdship to his client, who was not able to bear the expense of taking the case be. tore on. of the superior courts, end tong therefore emir, all hope of obtaining hi. money. The judge, however, to the "too late" argument, observed that be had trequ. nu, granted the applications even when m.d. ex parte, and without any notice whatever to the other side, in which case the plaintiff was wholly 11111111111 Ste of the writ until the names were called in court; and as to the expense of trying the &spire elsewhere, that was a cite.' nues..ee which could not be remedied. He considered that the euesioi sto be raised in the action wets of very great importance, and curia to be tried by a superior court ; and the more so as, if the ju tg meat then given were not satisfactory, i. c .uid be reviewed in the /teethe .er Chamber, and afterwards in the House of Lords.—He greeted the certiorari. Mr. W. P. Roberts appear. d for Mr. O'Connor. THIS POLICE COURTS. MANSION- HOUSE._ Ro tie • BIM W easaousg: K'illia,s Blarasi wee brought up on the charge of fobbing It sera Co .k. Son, end Co , the en'essive warehuusnm.n, of St. Paul's Churchyard, eta s pi c ier, pf silk studs. Mr. Francis Cnok, • nutter in the b'nse of Cook. See, sad C seal the premiss bad been With r revile, sod Mr Sneak& bed been empl-yett to do the nee , nary wink The firm had within the las: ten days lest s..me g a u ge, and i n eunsequenos 01 some information which th'y rezcived, they eonnaniteated with the meth() his s of toe police min wham arrangements were made. On Tnuntiay eye nii.g, between five and half-put live Velma. a strict wiech wee k p' upon all peeseue entering the premise*, an I &hint hal•-ptt flee witness sew the primmer enter at the Iron. ea r end walk thrush the front pan of the wink tint aid down the stairs leading to the bases. at Bur. Two of the di•tective C.ty police were then p'sced on the pr mire, in men a man Lin ae to be able tone west might take place, and n' five the next zooming an al rut was given by teem. 'Croon poina down stair• he saw the primmer with the policlinics, and ob served in hi. pees , ssi a a large qua..ti:y at oda mach*, the property o' the firm. St , r y •inet Barnes, the off . ers ' , elected fir aping upon the oeciasinn, atilt d that they reasain•d in their posit...es till a quartet to 3 p'. lock yesterday morning. Tr ere was • light num a steam through the winduwe, and the pri.ouer eel -ens gain g tom the fare-end ail mho *ate .eues sot-) eauthitely, aid wit .nut tie Op es. From the sap bowie h. stole al.-rag to the si k room, and w.. is n m gw• h some goo ether., end be broorit the goers u the plasm where the light .08 et.d. He trio polled itl his hes and begun xi hi. d tie arta s, whic cont. ed it stoke stui satins, r and high-so, Wlabs , boy and arms; ai.d an stria. woe ni. sup 'air 'or plunPer, 'hat he incou.h. re.l Mutest' beyond •he c.i ace • f "caret ',in tp. nay gannet ki g . j o g p •d• ay the gie.de he spliced he C ee over tt n . r, a• k es the rs re mom g mussel c i rotten. H. tiow, •• ipt t• e .10 r, the kle r• • od. ep • t .41! of • •is t. `•ehird to t ! Meadln.Gt.ham 0 •~~ :;~ TAr ISTOCK AGRICULTURAL MEETING• The eleventh swing =eating of the Tavistaik West Devon Mrieukarat Societe was held at the Beihrd Tavisu cc, on 'Tuesday. A dieser was provided, to which upends of 120 pewee at down. The shaft was tom copied by O. W. Folder, lag., of Primo Hall, Divalent ; and John Beason, Baq tie Dabs el Badtard'o eraword , see in the Mee chair. la propssits the toast of •• the eveldog— u 3•••• the Tourists& and West Devoe Urbanites* flosisty the ," Clammier believed ft assded no remarks Olds es tremmend itself to eV. He fisted that barmen were % mi tt time aware of tbe advantagre mins; from these titan They misled now, Isere er km, ell ewer the handset, sad he used see k edsir walemire apace their gawks, because he besotted the Win di aware of besides they sookmd, amd life Se swede* times the CIWIllikU then es& d the wiliestory tit read the Judaea' sword of prises for the of limn Mr. Burson Oen read the iambi nerd: ernes I. 1. To the occupier of any hum, set being lees Is quantity , than 200 statate new memnalf of which, at least, is enable, who shall have the ea st la the hist Mote ealdvatka, Mr. H 8,w., 2. In the eampier of any farm, ad Wag beta I. quantity than 100 statute sere,, or more than 900 wee, ows-balf of which, at least, to be erabl.-, who shall have the same in the boat nate uf naltivatios, Week., Mary, U. S. To the occepier of any fares not less fa er neatity thaa 60 statute scree or more than 100 awes, eiseheif eke's, at least, is arablta, who shell haws the same k She bid data of ealtivatica, Mr. Codify, Taviabmit, Si. Dr. Manses said be thew he baked best Walla abed new, whisk they would eL be bong _le Mak i wed S y * Wei the Lath en the gentleman who MG dam taws tg dm eleventh hour, aad seeseeled take /M peel ef Anemia as this eseasioa. (Obsens.) The Miamian said he believed his beast would be birder than the plait* which lauded his estate if he did not foal gratified at the way to which they bad reorived hi health. He was perfect ly olive to the eirsametasee that be had made a treat lacrosse to the rause of the spot latish he *stapled. In 1847 he bad about 100 sores of roots, the tollowiee year he had about 300 sores, sad this year he bad about 6SO toss of tendon The ant year he had very little profit ip the second year, after he had conanined thus all, he asked himself wiser« visit's profit, and said sot And ; this year he had got 830 tore, and yet he supposed he would have groat difficulty, were he to me et them all nest year, to say where his prat was. (Hear.) This was what they ogled l' i sh farming, sod without the grain mops to follow, which made it so mach the worse. But he era priestly sathdied that this was the only system whisk could be rano serative. if he tailed—if deep ploughing, liberal man= andwands, perfectly elan would not answer, he them abases* ths pursuit altogether. iroold jut ask the farmers preseat if they thought it was likely that laid halt covered with weeds could make say anus ? It saver did, it a usld, and therein* he was embody saddled the. his system was right, and wee the sae that would lo the end produce • »tura. (Hear.) He felt that there was scercely any dam of men so misled and be gaited as the tanners were. Instead of treads; to them selves they kid pat coeldesse la Gibers, sad what was the nosequencie Why, a very trafavoitrable one for the ledger of the Carmen—at least, for those who kept sty—(lseghtery—end he was walled that the more they trusted to vensialees, and the less to other peo ple, they would be just so much the better off. He did not profess to be a practical fanner, but he had paid a great deal of attention to it for the laetwo years, and he was per. Wetly satisfied there was be ewe course for the tenant fanner to pewee emiirr present eireassetaaose, and that was to brim ea a Mamies of the rent, and not only that, but to have every other kind of payment elm redacted. The wheel wright and the artisan of every kind must be medico produce his amides at lees Gas ; if they could sot do this, it would be impiedM• fee the farmers to have dealings with him as to dmir laymen; he was @Milked that with fres tads In men they would knee permanently a much lower rate of vises than that to whisk they had been asesistoaed. He hid base associated with mercantile matters, and counseled met immediately with tits con trade kr the last 17 years, daring whisk he had had saint/restate/a Ia all pens of the giehe, aid be hop d without being thought ibis *aped nes entitled hint to say be was a Fidget. There serer was any see of :he Brinell se oak:unto' to keep mu gaud men as the sliding ends woe Tbe famine ho•aver. • ere now in the p attest of • ham let dal on a rock; they knew the want; they eighs to be sad fled that prow:time was gone for ever—lt was a hie- Silllll to think it would ever be renewed. He did met ebb to conceal anything nom the mentieg : he nimbi Sill them candidly that het had been a free under in pibdpie far many years—bag before he bed ambit lad a farthing in the purchase of lead, and he remained as firm to those principles moo es he had ever been in his life. (Cheers.) He thought abet these views were but the principles of eternal Julio. between man aid man, and be believed he would yet live to ea this more generally acknowledged. (Hear, hear) He had lung thaw ht that less common ernes bad ere pt into the agreement between landlord and tenant than any o her denviption of co tact in the wide wet. . (Hear.) Es ere was lees common saes, lot if a con tract waists& t Twee n man and :sea in the common way, the value elan article was always wandered, before the purchase ova made. But tt.e a was nothing of this sort between a landlord ar d t.ia tenant. The latter takes the farm and is entitled to its wfulst pr.duev, hut the question was, did he get what he wea enticed to. Not to seeds of the loss caused tat h rte an+ other vermin, if the landlord was disposed to hasp then, it was but too manifest that the tenant was es 'mad to every Sort el annoyance that a man could be sub wetted to, and bow lone elva would be boric, was a subject for their *en to termination (crim es.) Alter a few other rmnarke, the ebsirtnau conduct. d by calling upon the mere. eery to read the prac Inc stock, the chief of which were as follows : Ci►ea 11. 1. For the heathen of an) breed, Mr. W. Pewitsland, of Ile: worth), 81. 2. F,r the r ennd-belt bull of any breed, Mr. W. M lie, 3 For the beet co e, in calf or in silk, of any breed, J. 11 Tr mat ne Eq.. iydenhaw, 21. 4. For t• e best co+, In calf or milk, of any breed, Mr. Win N .rthry, of Lifton, 21. 6 For the best and-r three-years-old heifer, Mr. R. W.,nnseott, La..pk• Try, 21. 6 F.,, the eeecu.d he,t under three•years-old heifer, Mr. A. Persons, Li 11. 7. Per the beet h. I er, ander two years old, Mr. J. D. leitoo, 21. 8. For the reon4 b at heifer, under two years old, Mr. J. B chin. Milton Abbe, 11. 9. Fur the brat hail calved during the year 1848, Mr. R. Woanesott, Lutekerry, 11. CLASS 111. 1. For the host ram of any breed, Mr. R. Jackman, of Litton, 21. 2 For the beet pen of ten ewes, of any breed, that have reared their lamb. duting the past MUDD, and are to b• kept for breech's./ purivem, Mr. J. Chowen, Dipperrown, 21. veral °her toests were drunk and spe,ches delivered during the ev. ning, and the party, which was a ptculiarly nappy one, dia Lot br. ak up until a late hour. IRELAND. THE LORD LIEUTENt ANT AND LORD RODEN. The following id a copy of Lord R •den's reply to the letter of the Lwd Caine°llor, in which his lord saip's chamissa from the commission of the peace was intimated : - - Tollymore-park, Oct. 8, 1849. My Lord,—l had the honour of receiving your luta yesterday, inf. rain/ me that in eons quince of the rectum meadalon of toe. 'overture. nr, your lordehip had duetted n warrant to be preps: d for sepersediow me in the commie cins the p-ace te r the counties of Down and L nub. I cannot help thenhiag your lordship for the kited and cum team manner in minis O. have communicated te me what I won wands, • very reveresenteace, but to which I respect fully bow as a right vested rn her Majesty's government, to remove trots the resaiaterialoOkee any individuals, although the it SITVIONI tier, in any be as lug as muse have been, tor a p rind ot nearly 40 years. I hsve ale, tenotei d. through your lordship, a letter addressed to you, by Secretary Biz Thomas Redingtoo, due Hoe the reasons tor tee praise ins in question, and reefing them on the report of the government commissioner, Mr. Bernick. I snail not now detain your lordship, at say length, by referring to the pars ut that decrement monsouniaa ed to PM, lordship Se Bir Those Ihroiegroa's let er. Titers will, pr fb.bly, be a future opportunity afforded me of doing en, and ot proving that I was in the stint performance er my noel, when a. tieg se a magistrate, on the 9 b of Shpt. co r • and that I had ro meson to cosiider myself as he ni azailiely arreiguel," though I telt I had been grossly /Cr am I admit tkst I was emanated in • atuwarag the preventionof an tuneful eseembly." Having Site honour of bolding her lialesty's 0916Liiilla at the peen, I felt brand, is jade', to refs taking laiontostrows sweat fa a 'me body of 19•1 men, charge° with the offs , ye ut be i..g engaged in an " unlawfai wee nbly," the Meg elle, ut which there was no en •ene to prove; bit, oo tin contrary, the witness, Mr. Ili brought forwaid by the Crown Solicit.,, proving the al nee nee ;it so Lop aria, that the proeusion was esnefiof.ed • .be presence of her Majesty's troops, the county police, and tospettdtaty madistrates. It was natural, outer these eitrums eaves, for me to conclude that hid men a meeting or processiee bon aalawlul, the government smell have in forocted their olliure to have dispersed it, more especially when they bed setlickint tome 011 the spot, it tmosesary, to • ore their inatrue , ions Sate exemetios. I regret to find that, in the report of the commis tomer I am cherced with art acing my utmost radiomen to keep the poem, Mame& as I did not, et es &Ache's ing the people at Tollunere Park, request them to go hams hr a elifeeene road from that by ohich they had ems. I reflectivity submit that It would have beei. are Jemmies of the tweed ootensisiiioner had * stated to.• t.roous gives in evidence, «Ly I did pr- se this point on the people; and had In (vs ter from the ei.ldeare. the en vire I did give them, part ot which was .• take evil rstrier then provoke it— to let nothing induce them ceer rehunia4 to their homes to regent eves any Weal% which they webs runes." lie Mght, also, have a. did wi:ft truth, teat say WiT4ll Was most serapteloady attended to by Orsssism-s t l try were barbarously site, lied, and fi rm at, hem babied walls wed he,..., by Whtwou consPirawn• MIS bed daring the dsy been lying io wait lot tn.ir pray. ea *ti. kol s around, greet holies of are • d tr.t a • • r c ii• • •ot s so• f'ee's ..f the tow i•rj , • - t. UV. r• , had in irtrr ,sucttdc; in their UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAMIIIIIDOS, OCT. 12.— DAT or HOWILIATION.—III eon sequence of the observance of today by the inhabitants of the town so • day of humiliation and prayer, the Litany .as, by appointment of the Vice Chancellor, read at Great 8:. Mary's Church, at 10 o'clock in the firenoon. Full ser vices ars proceeding at all the parish churches. THa OAPUT.—At a statutable meeting, holden this MOM ' infr, the undermentioned were el. c:ad of the Caput:—The Vino Chancellor; the Rev , the Muter of Sidney Colepo (Dr. Pnelpo), divinity ; Dr. Woodham, Jesus, law ; Dr. Fi.her, Downing, physic; Rev. J. Shaw, ILA , Chrio-'s College, senior nouregent ; F. Fuller, M.A., St. Peter's Cellege, senior regent. POLITICAL ECONONT.—The professor of political economy will c: antneam his lecture. on the principles of that science on Monday the 29. h of October, in the L,wer Room of the Pitt Pries, at 12. 'Nam/sc. Corxicut.—Prise Rnayist : Leach. Miirrinos Ol THICAIIHRIDOS PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY FOR THII PRESENT Tem :-1. Tuesday (Annivervary), N .v. 6; 2 Monday, Nov. 12 ; 3. Monday, Nov. 28 ; 4. Monday, Dec. 10. NAVAL. Anntammr, Orr. 12 —APPOthIIIIIIII.—To Fitgard— Ctii..l Ecnnarer J. livrvev. Apolto—Asaist.ut-Stur on, am finned: W. Teller. Firebrand—Haul C.sdet : C. H. Stirling. Miutrious —Anistaut-ziws. n^ :R. C. Russell. Ganges—Naval Cadet: W. blurs. To be storekeeper and agent vie , wilier at RonirK tisg : C. Parker. Powrsnorra, OCT.r.l2.—Hercules, store •hip l arrived 's' terday trona the eastward, with artillery, &a , for Gibraltar. anti wij sail ins day or two.—Encounter, st.-thip, will ail this 'senior 'or Limb= and the cliweraneam.-Baperb, 80, C iyain Parsall, is ordered to Cirk, and will call I• • day or two.—F►iry, royal yacht, a few days sine* ran Into the Bu:tette, L .ndws trader, which sustained thins slight damage ; the Bthetta was at anchor at tbs mouth of the harbour. MILITARY. (Prom Ise* Mabee Odu lfe.) WAR-OFFICE, Om. 12. 19th Port et P.—Lieut. C. Y. Sarre, to be eapt, by pte, The Bremt./lejor Burr, who rot ; Pas. P. C. Mayors, to be. lieut., else ekeete. 242 7.—Qoartermaster-Seedent T. Kesomr, to be gtertsrmaelor, else Prier, routed. 3St It.—Cept H. Lars; from the 99th P. to be art.. vise Baramea, wbo earrese. 40lb IP —arr. wept O. E. Astra, treat es. P, lin Sept, Mee Meemenes, poet eserree. 44th F.—Lieut. W. therm b be eapt„ by par, else Ora, who ems. ; 0. Wilkft to be Beat by par., Moe Harrel% Nth F.—Eas Ceases to be lent , by par ., else Wart who rel. 10th F.—Been. Lieut.-oel. H. I). Massase, frees h.p. omit, to be .tr. vice J. Torr. r , o esebge. ; apt W. F. Flippo., to be red. by Pur., Mee Irelesa, wt.. rats. ; 11. at. O. W. Bur to be apt., by par, Mee Bedlord; Me. Ilya. B. W. Bream tit be fret rut., by par., Mee Web. 131m7.--espt. W. H. Verseto be surr, without par, Mee dee. I Lem. M.S. D. Dram tor art, Miler per., Mele ete rkle is : E.s. J. IL Loam from the are F, lo bs that., wi ear., else Beam; Kea. T. B. Gorr, tram tie ttl P., to be sae, else Parts, dee. 79ta F.—lns. J. Warne to be Beet, by pm., else Roberto" who Teta. 1113w1 lent. T. Pewee to be eft., without per.. ?leo the Boa. W. pule, dee.; Ea*. W. ULU. to te hen c, without put., trim Sprine; Ens. E. Illsvasuer, from the 44th Y., to be en.., ewe Ha, 90th F.— Cant . B. timuteroo, from the betlaF., to be apt., vim Leaky, .ho mho. 91Ird P.—font J. A. MYJawat, tram 40th F., to to act, site Aylmer, who ezelmagee. Basvax.—Capt. T. Pam, at tbs Tied P., to ta In* la the army. ADMIRALTY, Oct IP._ The following Prettbrdien;iaw ibieda7 tat. Plow. re the (teeth, on the Mb teat, of Aamirid of tie White Mr E. W. C . Q. ow. O.C. Adinirol of the Blue H. DOW Orate t• be admiralof the white; of the R. d. A. W. bcanwreaa, to be admiral of the bite; Ifiee.tdoairat of the White, J. Neat; t vies-admiral of the red; Vire. t (infra of the Blue, Sir C Itteneausort, Lea., to be Mee admiral of th white Reer-Admiral of the Red, Sir J. Lome. Mart.. to he vimedodral of the blue; Rear-Admiral of the wh.te, C . ti J. ii&WTAV.M. to I rev-ad mire) of the red; liar- Admiral of the War., J. rano, to be reer-admlrni of the white ; Copt It. It. Woanater. to be rear-A[lllrd of the blue. Th e ie t tee d,., e e tteed ..eptalos have a eo been meowed In be retired rear.admirala, on the ems eropneed in the Gawks Gazete of the lm de,A , 14e, wt , bout lemma to their ip .7 : —C. Stamm 0. Ilitte H. Ireinnew it, 1..8. Notation G. E. llottore, dir T. *demi, T. Gam" U. immesh aid W. Buys. MEDICAL. Aronl sailors' of trontlaman who pawl , , • Ati•ua in WC ..nienc. IWO ..ranosee et rani. .r, • C o Free i 'rmiandisy. Out. 11 nB . •-p.l ird ; It I) ...v., RA as S u at • 1 : L it l WP..kac • p S. B. ado Besth4d, ; .vir, Laub/. .... round I. nisei him, sod immediately gave the signal. They METEOROLOGICAL RETURN __________,t sosn found him in the silk room, crouching down between ... J . some silk goods with his cap in his hand, and took him into moody. SATURDAY, OCT. 13, 1610 The State of the Weather at each of the following ...' Committed for trial WORSHIP STREET. Nine o'clock yesterday moraine. ' ---*•, CHARON OP N111111)111.—Chatka Baines was placed at the bar ter Seal examination, charged with the wilful mur der of a woman named Mary Ann Moldy. The evident* Oven en former inanities was recapitulated, and the deg edtions having bra oompleud, the prisoner was committed to Newgate t take his trial upon the charge of wilful murder. Course ot Strwith of -----------..... . Naas of Pim& wi n d. im. ewe ct 1 . /10A R . ---_- 11aingeorawn E. Aron. Bram artieues...„ Blum= N. venue Wean Patn a * — M 7 Biawicx ....» N.E. Gentle Breen %Taw --"‘ Ernausowers BlUDOIWATIIII Earourair ».... N.Y.. Wrong Brame Nati Baneros. .... CardrAT E. Strang Bream ...mai m Dnairnovese N.Y.. t.enUe Breese p roft Eons suss* lhatTilt N.E. Strong Breese Pahrclanizslik FOLIMITONI ...... augment GREENWICH N.B titrung Breese Pardo). a wl RumN.E.ens Mourn imp E. Strong Breese Parte, m a y IASONICIar .... ---' IdAntenserna....... . N.E. Strong Breese umiaillii NIWILIPTUI (Wow) N.E. Gentle Bream l'lrtiani Won Emus °mast Nom Root N.E. Ge serati ntie B B r r erz e . p ut wi nitia; c 6 4 E. Gentle arena heti.* PILL, Gentle Breese ome l et Ouvissat.ara. N.E. Geniis Breese Partialir Ge rmSymms Towasuncis W Nem E. Gentle Breese Pat WIUTZMAITIN LONDON, Taus Day, No Onana 0 Wind. Wawa at Wind. Stakes ay*. N.BOcilla Breeze. . MARLBOROIJOH-STREET. ATTIMPT3D SUICIDO THZ SZKPINTIIIII.—Harnett Newell, a y•iung female said to be well connected, was than/ad with attempting to drown handl in*. Serpentine, Hyde-perk. It appeared from the evidence of Hill, one of the Humane Society's waters:um, that on the previous murniog, about 8 o'clock, he wan on duty near the society's house, when he was called be the euperiniesdent, who informed him that a female had thrown hetsel. into the river, and was straggling for her life. He immeiiiately got out the boat, and rowed to the spot, where he caught hold of the defendant just as she was in the act of sicking, and palled her oat of the water. She wee then conveyed to the moiety's rewiving house, and place° in a worm bath. After rem-Lining there some time, she so far recovered as to inform him where she and her lei. sits voided. He. immediately communicated with them, and :bey were cow present, and would gladly take chsr.ee of her. Mr. Hingham direeted her to be delivered over to the care of her friends, and remonstrated with her on the sin of at temyr ing self. cleat, uciion. Defendant thin le t the court with her friends, who had a carriage with livery servant. waiting at the door for them. LAMBETH. EXTVIIIITZ Roannitne IN DUBLIN Donut° Tits Quizzes Viso.—Y. at relay being appoin'eft for the fur ther ensreiniri in of a person named It How, who had been connected with a person named Shia in dealing with several promatoiT woe. of the Book of Ireland, which had been stolen g th- Cheen's visit to Dublin, the parties enesgid in the pr. were in attendance. but the pri soner, who eb'onnd.d from his hail after the first examine tl n, had not th ,uatht proper to make his appearance. A letter, however, was la ceived by the magistrate from Mr. Haar a requesting ano'her week's enlargement of the bail, in the hope 'h t the t risoner might be apprehended in the interim, and Mr. E lot" consented to the eslargement. The magistrate also to :aerted to the 601. found on the prisoner being given up to Mr. Spielman, of Lombard-street, who had changed one of the 501. notes. SHIPPING INTELLIGSNCB. (Vim see she oeuppoetallMitte." and ./kffii" of New e e ttly e AL , is n T i lEB' Amelia, Rook, oar evade with k eg earls bulwarks, caboose , etc., and three feet wat , rh bold, , having experienced heavy weather 7111 in Grimsby, October 11. Commodore Napier, Hay, of Dundee, bound to tlik struck on a reef miles south of roia Island,' and filled ; crew saved.—Archangel, September 26. Eleanor. Seaton, of and bound to Beth from Deng, p ath here 2nd hut, with coneidenble damage, and au 4 . char e.—Mandel, October S. Elite, Melville, from Stettin to Newburith, put in hosts day, very leaky, and must d charge.— Etainore, Oetotee Gleaner, Wheedon, of Guernsey, from Maleg a t o St. him , burgh got aground west of Dragoe yesterday, wit am* off the following night, and proceeded. Bkisce. October 5. Harbinger, Hay, from Danzig to Leith, put is litre4 leaky, with icas of sails, cargo shifted, and pumps and must discharge.—Chist mound, October 4. John, Fleetwood, of and Isom Gothenburg to Neweaage, fa ballast, was s t randed on the Scew the 30 h oh. ; her oft have been cut away—crew caved.—N. B. The slosA supposed to be from Newcastle to Gothenburg.—liiatiag, October 4. Lochindale, Peek, front the Ryder to Hull, has put into% harbour with loss of rudder, cargo shifted, sad eke damaee.—Cuxhaven, October 10. Sava, Parrot, from Hamburgh to London, has pat back* this port with lose of sails, dtc., and other darnagx—p, gx . haven, October 10. Queen, Clark, from Site disc for Hall, has put in, lesky,ll from Crookhaven.—Portsmouth, October 11. AAJLIVID. iiiiLK Hamburg . Holland LiAlOll.. Pacific India vii flundiampton India 'wit Marseilles Boston snii Halifax Meidco and Havannah West India Basil ARRIVED. Atom-at Hartlepool, October 10. from Thaket novena-at Hartlepool, October 11, from limbo Aaron.-off the Wight, October 9, from . MP Aotscounr-at Plymouth, October 11, from Leta Ammas-off Plymouth, Octob. r 9, from it Jobs% NA Arum- at Gravesend, October 12, from .AaNte, 800 Burro-at Bristol, October 12, from Ogees Val B. among-at Mields, October 10. from -.............C00k Basco-at Warkworth, 0 tober 9, fem. .........-...D01s Corm-at Gnmsbr ' October 11, from ...... -.. .......... Koplin, Croons-at Hull, October 11, from rOindwg ELLIN AND Motor.- at Queen-tos n, October 10, bra _VINO Means-at Duirdee, October 9, fr0m..... ..... lmlgio Euu-at Middlesboro', October 11, fr0m..... ...... ....Aldo Emma. (brig)-old the Land's End, Wooer i ETIZLIZO-It Gravesend, October 12, from ........,......Mmho YIIINDINIP-lit Hartlepool, October 11, from prow= ore yannow -at Portsmouth, October 11, f0r......1ae1a Oao. Cormirto-at Dundee, October 10, from...-. Ittolog Geo. Hors-or Portland, October 9, f0r..... ............ -........Cdpris Gozoz-at Plymouth, October It, from Huhn llzuntz-at Dundee, October 10, from AOata Jammu-at Shields, October 10, from .... Nowt Jana DIANA Falmouth, October it, from.--......... JOON Jana Locznnar-off Falmou.h. October 11, from Quist JUIN MORMAT-stOravegend, October 12, In m........ et ! ra Loan J. Ressau.-at GrAvcsend, October 12, from ..... ...... HS Lour COLIBICORI-st Greenock, October 10, fr5m............ Mairrna-off Penzance, October 9, from Mama Tmearnits-at Liverpool, October 12, froin. ....... ..915 Niusa-at Hartlepool, October 11, from Porno-at Portsmouth, October 11, from ...................HON PILLI.4I-at Plymouth, October 11, from QtAn PAciu- at Liverpool, October 12, from .... ....... ----AMINO PANIVIA-IL Portsmouth, October 11, Iran ..........00N Qom (I)-at Gravesend, r.ctober 12, from WEIN (2)-at Gravesend, October 12, fr0m......-........141rtin RUIRIONINO-at Hull, October 11, from I Aiding Itmenow-off Mount Pay, October 9, from ........ ..... M. Laws Koran Earits-at Dublin, Oc ooer it, from Mmtwg Barran Iltriestrz-off Saicembe, October 9, from boo Tirana or Firs-et Plymouth, Oc.ober 10, from --..lia• Viewer -at Hartlepool, October 11, from ...-AIMMI Vatorrum-off Beachy Head, October 11, fr0m.............AM0M Weans-at Queenstown, October in, from „,,,,, „.„.......1.101 Wrz-at Hometown, October 10, from JO WO Wiu.ntar -off the Wight, October 10, horn fin& Wuomsurtz-at Gravesend, October 12, from -DOM BAILBD. Acmes-from Gravesend, October 11, to 11.12m0 Atoms-from Hartlepool, October 10, to ADDL -MOM Whitstable, October 11, to Ask Gamrcatom -from liiikaldy, October 9, to .. . SO Catectior- from Liverpool, October 12, to HeMO (Senn.-from Liverpool, October 12, to Ai Odsol ts Oumart-from Liverpool, October 12, to .Dollk CIRMADIA-IMM Gravesend, October 11, t0........-„HOMO Dilticroa-from Gravesend, October 11, to ........ ...... 11 11 ,9 EliAllA ID -110 M Liverpool, October 12, to Ecomooter -from Liverpool, October 12, to ~.....Vl4l. 2:noir-front Dundee, October 10, to SO FLOL-fromOraretend, October 12, to Gseasto-from Aberdeen, October 11, to SOO Muter HOLLAND-I'MM Kirkaldr, October 9, to.. .... ----1 11 2,„ llimmerra-from Newhaven, October 10, to ........ ...---- Jetts-front Dundee, October 10, to AM JAMIA-from Dundee, October 10, to JIM JAMS -from Liverpool, October 12, to Noe Moo litmossautoe-from Salcombe, October 11, to Alkos Loodno-from Gravesend, October 12, to .11110 1 Mears EULALLA-from Gravesend, October 12, to ......... ....-C MART WAIALICE-from Liverpool, October 12, to Mar Axe-from Sunderland, 'October 10, to CIeMS Memos-from Portsmouth, detober 11, to JOS Nomrsitzur-from Gravesend, October 12, to . ..... ....» AGO OIMAILI (s.s.)-teem Liverpool, October 12, t 0....... ..... Arms I 1 IMICLOPI -from I.:mouth, Oct. 10, to .9adoor oil all Suadmuse-from Pencaree, October 10, to AO ttrotrora-from Liverpool, ectober 12, to it. MOH Tasseaustemo-from Liverpool, October 12, to Joao Vernn-frost Sunderland, October 10, to Gebel WM. MID Aim-Iron Penzance October 10, to 011Milr &TILL -from Hull, Octobe r 10, to Arta From the LONDON GAZETTE. —Friday, Oct. 12. THOMAS WARM= Bom.row.lirhed-court,7Bow-stre Covent-garden. potato salesman, to surrender Oct. 23 at 1 lt, and Dec. 3 at 11, at Basihit'l.street. Sol., Wilde, Union-court, Old Broad-atreet; off. wig., Graham, Coleman-street. Truisms TANSITTART LIOWA I FR, BirnahrWr, factor, Oct. !Sand Nov. 1L at 12, at Birmingham Court. Underhill, Birmingham ; of. aadg., Vain!, Birm Thous., TIRDRDICK PAOL D VRITS, clerk, Hereford, cider and perry merchant, Oct. 20 and Nov. 20, at It., at Birmingham COWL. FigL, Smith and Son, Pouthduptonatneet ; Glynn), Hereford, and Suck ling. Birmingham ; off. twig., _ Va l py Birmingham. 1051 , 28 KNIGHT. Rtanl•r, leek, Staffordshire. limner, Oct. 25 and Nov. 15, at 12, at Birmingham (Mort. Bet, Williams Hanley, Stafford shire: off assig , Woitmore, Birmingham. WILLIAM MACON , Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, licensed victualler, Oct. 22 and Nov. 14, at 12, at Manchester Court. Soh, Gregory and Co., ileaord-row, and (bake% Bolton-le-Moos; off. mfg., Pott, Manchester. RICHARD BRARD, Millman-mews, Guildford-street, and Parliament street, metallic plate and picture frame manufacturer, Oct. 23 and Nov. 22, t 12, at Basinghall-etr.et. hol Pidlcy, Temple; off, an. kg., Johnson, Buinghall-strest Ganaoa 1411.-tor, St. 6 .rire, Gloumstershire, dealer in horses, Oct. 26 and Nov. 23, at Bristol C..urt. Sala, Treherne ant White, Barge-yard-chambers, Buckkalbory, and Sabine, Bristol; of. sag., Hutton, Bristol. Taoa*a Oratoarr, Birmingham, sword maker, Oct. 17 and Nev. 24, at 12. at Birmingham Court. Sole, Motteram and Co., Birmingham ; off. mtg., Whitmore, Birmingham. Galatia PLANT, Stafford, grocer, Oct. 20 and Nov. 20, at 11, at Bir mingham Court. Sots., them, Stafford, and Jame. , , Birmingham ; olf. swig., Whitmore, Birmingh am. Pima ROORRTP, alder, Oct. 25 and Nov. 14, at 12, at Birmingham Court. SuL, Hughworth, Birmingham; if. smig., Chrbrie, Itimoingham. WILIAAK Bowerr, Liverpool. broker, Oct. 26 and Nov. 15, at If, at Liverpoul Cant Bola, Norris and Co., Bedford-row, and Ball, Liverpool; off. swig., Mid, Liverpool. rfioaes Woman RAIPIL, Prospect-ore, Bermondsey, builder. Oct. 22 at If, and Dee. 3 at 124. at Basinehall.street. doL, Butler, Tooley-nrw t; off wig., Turquand, Guildhall-chambers. & W= RAIRINA Ssustmart, k-road, TOULON engineer, (let. 22 at ill. and lke. II at 116, at Besinghail.street. Wel., Bateman, Eases street, Strand ; off. astir., Turquand, Guildhall-chambers. MORT DOLowooL JANIS KRIM, and Jaunt DcDSTON GALES. Bir mingham, grocers, Oct. 27 and Nov. 24, at 12, at Birmingham Court. Sot, Wright, Birmingham; off. swig., Velpy, Birming ham. PRYER WAISRII, Stockport, Cheshire, cotton writs dealer, Oct. 23 and Nov. 13. at 11, at Maachester (kart. Solo., Y.:, Ihisbuty dram, and Worthington and Co., Manchester ; off. wig., Fraser, Manchester. Parse WAININR, WDLLOIL ITerefordahirs, tavern keeper, Oct- 20 and Nov. 13, at toe, at Birmina ham Court. Sob., Hammond, Leominster, and Parker, Birmingham; off. IRMO, Christie, Bir mingham. Icemen Wit. 11, (Mich-lane, Whiterhapel, and Aldgate, builder, f et. 25 and N..v. 29, at 11, at Basingball-street. Doh, Boldest, Craveb-street, Strand; off. wig., Bell, Coleman-street- "WIRT FIATITIMPTOPITIAC(II.I WOOSTIR. Britannia-plate, Wandsworth. med. shipowner, Oct. 22 at I, and Dee. 3 at 12, at Basinghall-street. Sol., Newmases•court, ; off. stai n Graham, Cole. matssitrect. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. T. P. L. Coosa, Chester, ait at W. C. HENSON, St. Martin* Northamptonshbe, baker. .1. llontsumv, Buckland, Kent, baker. C. Horsens. tk.uthampion. plumber. P. Moats, Wole , ton, Salop, blackomith. C IL Jarraltr. vterton, Cambridgeshire, journeyman bricklayer. W. Jensar,a, Cheter, proctors' lawelatßoler. 0. R. Jos., Carmarthen, rank, eper. C. PALNAR, Watnaq. Nottinglnutablre, former. W. Sums, Mamma Pen, Lincolnshire, boot end shoemaker. IL C. Cum, tiouttomntott, accountant. W. T. FISnaaIDON, Plymouth, lieutenant, R. N. G. T. Yuma, Leeds, commLision agent. DOOODNILIA, Or TNIUR OWN NITITIONS, J. ARMITAOI. Tnitunere, Cheshire, baker. J. BIMALR Mrs ch ~ter, baker. W. E. I 'AIM, hulk, Lancashire, commercial traveller. .1. , hoe, Old Carratt, Manchester, beer-bousekeeper. J. MAROON, Pinfol4. Lancaohi . e, cotton-spinner. J. lhatirower. M .uebe•rer, ret breruller. CATUNIIINN Sinless, Standishute, lanosabine, pawnbroker. S. Gouts, Manchester, onbloeunaker. A. SULLY, Lp sep s. rack, ham and net dealer. W. Linea Liverpool, eattog-bowekeeper. W PEACIIICY, :oestrous Pen, Cambridgeshire, labourer. It. Prams, Liverpool, pour. J. POLLARD. 1.1orriA•01. grocer. J. finers, Presort, Lone shire, tailor. R. Sorra. Shavaci. lb, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer. R girapsei el 1,, Burnby , Lancashire, bread baker. J. WHITENRAD, Blackburn. Lancashire, journeyman oottoisapinner. J. WILRON, Manchester, retail .barer in ale. E. Wri roars, Liverpool, ottorneynt-law. DECLAR tTIONS OF DIVIDENDS. lows Dian ANDERSON, Pavement, Moorfields, liorndraper -Ist dlr. of In. 011., Oct. IS, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Abehurch-lane. Witmer Aron, Gateshead, Durham, banker -Ist and final die, of lid., Oa. 13, and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle uP tr-T7nr. Gams lorros, Prariford, Yorkshire, engraver-lot div. of la. 6d., Oct 16, and an aubarquent day, at Yowl 's, Leeds. BARAN GLAARILL ETRE, Lied.. innkeeper-Ist div. of 2s. ad., Oct. 16, sad a , y anb.equerit day, at Young's, Leeds. Joust Marion, hole bill Torkehire-let dlr. of Sd., Oet. 16, and any sutioquf rat .Loy, at Yonne., Leeds. James Ws um. SEIMATILS RNLI 30110 Maxi, Liverpool, merchants-- 14 div. of 20i, the w p tore agate of J. Meek, Oct. 11, and any subsequent I burtidey. at tbeenove's, taverna& CMARLEN JAPILON. Mahon. Yorkshire, innkeeper-let div. of fa, Oct. Ili and any eulrequent day, at Young's, Lards. IEDNURLI WILLIAM JIMNIOGNAM, Hen tette-street, Covent-garde', bicker-2nd div. or li d ., Oct. IS, and three subsequent Snurdays, at Edwards's, Fred, r.ck's-pluee. MOIRA Mammas. Bash ghadactreet and Stroud, cloth factor-2nd dlr. of i led., Out. 13, sad three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Ab. thu& lane. WILLIAM Portia, Birkenhead, Cheekier, and Liverpool, merchant let div. or 1.., Oct. 11, and any subsequent Thursday, at Cane. novels, Liverpo.l. Price SMITH oANPOON, Brighthelmetone, bookseller-Sod div. of Is. Id., Oct. 13, and into subsequent Saturdays, at Oruom's, Ab chureh-lane. Groves SIMON% King'.-rquare, Doswell-rod, watch manufacturer led dlr. of Is 401., Oct. 13, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom* Anthurco.lane. Jolts Simla, as. Liverpool, budder-let die. of Is. Std., Oct. 11, and any sidoerent Thursdas, at Calenove'a, Liverpool. DIVIDILNDS.-Nov. 0. N. Barton, Ilaachester, cotton spinner-. Nov. 5. C. M. Co Ira, 11 aaraersuoth mad alter_ hey-Nov. 13. T. B. Molt nf ux and P. Witherby, Liverpool. mer chant. Noe. 3. J. B. Pope, Adria opt cis, City, and LLIOIL,ORIOII, Yoi ksuire, brick and tile maanfaatuer -Nov. 5. B. F. pe, Auelvide plac., t undon-widge, sad Crissieauxi. Yorkedre, brick sad the ma. ad facturer. chit riPILA ITS to be smart.d, unlike eatte be shown to the contrary, ce the aky al mating. Noe. 3. E Archer. Clare Street, Clamant , kit, baker-Nov. 5. 0. F. Bennett. Q.,adra 4 begent-strut, gademith-Nov. O. J. 1301111, mutual, os somhire, Ginner-Nov. 16. Elisabeth Bus 11, K. Bossed, and C Gloucester, builders-Nov. 5. N. Cobb. Co ander, Eices, u hesterer - Nov. 2. W. BRIMS Farnbotua,h, K. at, brewer-Nov S. A. T. Parry, We Smithfield, City, 'leeward vic tualler -Nov. 6 T Kenny, Liverpool, bookseller-Nov. iO. U. Hoch., Birmingham, heekurynen and coach proprietor-Nov. 10. C. Nixon, Birsoinchnu, es.. ad picture maser maker-Nov. 2. W. in Ott, Gravernal, b,.i d r- Nov. 3. T. Partrement, King-crest, Holborn, bootmaker-N v. 6. C. P. nn, Liverpool, victualler- ov. 3. sc. W. It &nen, Bali. , am, Pave; intake. per- Nov. 3. B. C. M. North Werth un, Nof fish, money ocriveher -Nov. 5. J. Smith, t ulchater, Eau, Mtn. pea -Nov. b.. 1. Stevensan, Brecon, grocer -Nov. 2. J. Tamp, tioutiummte, uphol-teree-Nov. 8. J. Timer, Oldham. Lan onbire, COMM bpi do r -Nov. 7. J. Wells, Cliattson, Woroste shire, cattle sal am a-Nov. 5. T. Withers, St. Dunstan's-hit, City, wine merehmit. CB/allot - STEM to be confirmed by the Vioe•ClvincJilor acting in Bankruptcy. UMW. cause be shown to the contrary, OD or before Nov 2, S. Langdale, jun., Stfollton.upe-Tees, Durham, and Term, Trek- 'bile, oun deal. r-A. I'. aura, Liverpool, corn nu main-Sir Kids, lal bin easteen, By, coat dealer-O. Vinar, Brincl, brewer -11. Vince. Br's t, brewer. Chellingworth and E. Belly, Birtainglem, f u,r mere-J. °Ahura and E. curia. Norwich, on me. I and w.teigeturtru-Y. Dacron Ono C. T. r op, (-treat (Marshy, Lnosomic re limner men.hauts -J. LL Dew ant W. ath ira. o.d 1.. w,;, Cty, and Stratford, Eurz, suctioceera -W. Dut on and G LAClot., Northwich, t hcahire, curet, re-W. 'Lachman and W. C. 3u If. Lve pool, plumbers -J. Hartley and W. Harley, Sutton. Yeciaion., anufacturect of moved gods-U. Beaks and N. Haden, , Map u m , mast and block pekes -E. W. a, a g,,0. e ., W . G . Woad, and J roman, Mont:bider. t aware-J. A. Null., U and T. Nichols, York-hire, vita rs -T. Pl.lll. a nd W. Frawaen, W anietrtei, theepaide, w. oe. • ale ano tet ,I 1 b eN and shoe manufsetur, irs-8. Plant and T. clink, Meadele.d, • Leib te, trimming manufacturers-11. leans and Betty booth, kt W. a. Abr. tames - J. man n, Sen., and J..mth, jon., Decoy. Wins - s too and J. Kel slaw, Buck ay lAncatturr, wooden no .s..eture, a-W. Taylor and J. Taylor, Ludfiam, Keel, CUM. re. OTIII SEQUESTRATIONS. Gamma LI:CMS, ...IT:IMM ..erwickande. merchant, Oct 17 and Now. 7 at tth tsta k oi . 1f... Dome. JaaarY TAVL a bi•CM111 . 11• GI. ow plandorte mere° an:, Orr IS raw N. V. ft 64•446'. -.1. .1 • Lem tkelike, e"ot kat r W. ~ . ,~ . _ . Wattles m• Taint. LL4•ur 'I2 Of 114 611.1.111',e4 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Unit ELLS, of Plymouth, for Smyrna, out 5 days, off Liab:ll. Java, from Falmouth tor Quebec. Sept.. IS, 1.11.35. Slausun (aeboooer), of Liveryoal, from Belize far Load.m, 3 0 1. 11 . tat. "4.40 N., ion. 49.23 W. PAIN, Donna, of Sunderland far Galata. Feet. 9, tat, 33 N., lon. Or. Svaa (barque), of Liverpool, with paasengm a, Sept, 22, lat. 1 581 Son. 39.50. Wu.o Swans outward bound, Oct. 1, lat 47, lon. 30. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIN:1118. lIETHERINGTON.—Oct. 10, at trydet :park-square, the wife of lf. Hetherington, Lin., of a daughter. LONG.—Oct. 9, at Bath, the wife at W. Long, YAK of a roe. MA ItSUALL—Oat. 7, at Killion, the wife of O. 11. Marshall, Elto of a son. ROUTLEDGE.—Det..I, at rembrldgemlllas, Ba)awater, Mrl. llo9 ' ledge, of a daughter. RUTHERFORD —Oct. 9, at Edinburgh, Mrs. W. Ruthet ford, dawn t•HEARER.—Oet. 0, at Glasgow, Mrs. G. Silencer, of a eau. STOW.—Oct. 16 at Peoleigh House, near Westbury, the ells 01 the Ker. W. Mow, Incumbent f Dittons M reh, of a too. Wlll7ll. Oct. 10, at Y•.rk, the wife of l.apt. 1.. E. wbitArw muter Royal Drago .na, of a sot. MARRIAGES Dli MONTNOBENCT—IiIiDUELL—Oet. 9, at LewiAbam, ron W the late E. D'A. de Muatrir.reney, EN. of Greened eb Wel, to Sums, only daughter of J. liidda L, ' Esq., of tiladtberib . ro OLLIPIIANT—MUItRAY.—Oet. 9, at Edinburgh, W. U. 04 _ eq., of Rorie, to the lion Charlotte murray, Worth d.4nl 1 the late Right 8a n. Lord !Alba*. SL‘Db.N—WHEELTUN.--Oct. 10, at Tunbridge, Emil, 0 . $ adeu, Ea u , younge.t si.n of J. ' IL bled, n, Loy., of Kiwis cog, in %beame county, to Nary, Cam daughter of J. %LOW" IA of Meopham Pink, Tunbridge. wEDDEKEVIINE—BELVAIL—Oet. 9, C. Y. W. Wrilderbadly (idiot ion of the lute sir J. 1% ed.,, r har,,,, to Ann, yeeeem daughter of the late W. Helm Erg., u: Colt. rt.:4July someridalse• DEATHS BEWITER.—Oet. 8, W. Becher, Dug., formerly a esptin in NMI 31st her., or Yawns Bugs. BEGUIL t.. —Oel, at cheito.ham, Mra. gbio, re lict of the Wet. hermit, &Q., formerly of Hendon. BROOD . .-0e .11, et Great Ormond-etre t. Anne, widow of Major Brodie, formerly of the 4th. or hin4's Oar her., srd 7 _,. 4 hOrti.—Oet. 7, th, Kee. J. Hose. M A.. Revue of ampudashire, a Maut.trate f that, county, amt tormer l 7 yd tpe °I May bib ge, Cambridge. TRU Wi,l IT.—Oet. In, nt Finehley, M r.G.Ttawhi,t. eldest Intl_ by"" Crewhitt, hag., or C Linc um, and LAM rinehle ,; I.u. Yn.... by Nu_ Wet.. -•• • • • • • OW. • ,; E Et Iv ZOO MO 11111114 tr 1110101SED • maw either 6 tallow Wight i ditto wi guineas Masi tenet £2 16a vaster a wade louse. tailed a ID Weld i mSer pro style art patent C Is eede *very af mot (pe X/ lit UDlTtril • Barbs Ping °doom I aertativ( thromda of [arid( tweet,. )Ned. 1 Implied MITA' of or Abel speeiabi Into! Co! purifies the cola be• bet Oet. 15 Nov. 7 Ott V Oct: 18 Ott. 22 Oct. 21 Oct. 31 .. Al, ,a LAMPB asokt n equal lc forme, J eat COl labours mourn ._. by drug plate ai olein to tlo,a did the bottles and and pa ere 'ft Pop tion of t awn &Inc fete Wa. the fart