The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-06 00:00:00

which no one desks; call upon parliament to open tarsier- 1 kg with the Emil foetuses of England which has born lose indulged is—sake up your mind to pay your debts— establish tne same rata of moralily for a madam which exists hr individuals— (theers)--ead the certain and 'heritable maims' co will be, that you will sot oaly tetrads's, a Pita spits of Aral morality, which has bean too long absent ham og amark of the laghlatare, you will sot wily stake espi es' abusdnat go Skim glasses who regal» it, and who have • riAt is sok tar itiead to as ether sheen de I ishr—hat yea will de mere thaa this, yew will piste your easiest sad melds ladadry is • jest sad legitimate petition. 11l i ass Lode the rash sl mash a • thhistaisa t la this age of rrlitly tad seweell a ewi net schussed le say dot I ant premed te sag =Weida alitathwal peeptederease of hail et Inelead. wale so both= I reagents, all the inallarieee whisk have sada ear theettry se emiesat es beetsg their test sad alp ia la ear lead—that ithathietill theme width suesaellie the theireity af the law with the headset el thesaldetho-themerld mime( Na t abet* that has at all time ponied the sad homed the asthma simeiter—the m =a r ibeee NiBMilog ia Ttl i till e themill thel M a : ".11.181 i l l iglilrbeemeee I eariptise la the Cr= E *sisal sad tail mum ef stalifiley ia the elate; beano la the ism, the anthem the steasss, the inibeemees. use ttellien waisted with the leet4l see ire aimo & oriels of that wile en d Walls hie midden th at pervades all elms. of the te true arideintle principle that has taught etery —by the plough or at the loom—in the pitied er in the gossiped mato— that it is kis privilege to mph, and his duty to ego& (The honourable saseaber rammed hie seat midst milord elierrincl GEORGE BROWN, Eq.. banker, of Co',ehater pro . next toast, soma,. "The Mothers ter the Cle A. Division of the Ceesty," which we drank amidst 'admirer applause. Sir JOHN TYRELL Neile Math thealte, mil after a Sew isheednirory 'marks, peeseeled lassyliet beeraid mare the estopasy that that was ate the Let statists that he had eon mw of gnat taleatia the Imo ef Oennees who lad bees utterly afraid, sad thin& hem the seined of their own when, after the wiating ell pewartal elithy of the he sourable teatimes tele had ens With the booth of atteadiag this se-dug. sad bad seen the theidethe with whit* he night Tel/ urea the stability sod istendaatioa of the yeomanry of Nom The beaeurshie gethionsa (Mr. Disraeli) would be aide to speak new te the county at huge ; and, he trusted, Ilse people et Beth. Kett, and all the et/ter eetioultaral thaslies, would follow the example of Duakingliaaishini, with Isiah bleated sad able leader at he head, who, what this owe wee down. d by all the atatamma of eginsamiliwg adeata, had fought their battle far th. as is the Nauss of Celliaisol alma* siagle-hand,d. If he (8 r J. Tyra) his proud of oats thin in his life store thee souther, it was Net roe had seigisally, with a dogged deterudesties, erippertsd the views of his has. hid. (•'Hear," sad a leagli)—wlee he haw that the Wafers oil ftrioulture bad lista essiiiiied sailer false pretences at the Arias of politiesl eseasety sad 'awaited agitation. Artie &ils forth., reerarks, Sir Johanferir to the west of aosllissos fa @primatun, as preventing the is vestmeas of capital in the cultivation, and patti calmly advartad to the state of Ireland, when he /aid that the prevalent social disorganisation, and the cost anima' insecurity of We earl property, aggravated the mile of She °matey le sash a degree that only millionaires or ireakby ompenee Wimp sea as the city of Louden, ever thought el emberlding this eapital is the caltivation of its soil. Mejer 111/1133FORD, M.P., she acknowledged the tow pli•ent. After drinking some ether tease of • lotal charactor, the meeting separated. BACIEWELL AND NAILSEA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Yesterday the annual ploughing match of the ogricaltand amealation for Bathersll, Bailin, and the ad jacent district of the smutty of 8011111,11 it took plate on a two year old clover ley is the occupation of Mr. Goa Wane, at Ashton hill. The morning was se wet that may of the ploughs entered did not evens upon the ground, and only 18 carted for the prisee—namely, 12 la the first, three in the secend, and three in the third class. The work was cleverly performed, and the premiums were awarded by thalami as follows:—First duo, for pluegSemen : let, Junes 2nd, Jame. Spitler; 3rd, S. Waite; 4th, W. Harebell; 6th, W. Yowl's; and a luanty of 7e. 6d. to Thomas DM. Seemed glees, far youths not being fanams' seas : lst, Heavy Stockwell; dad Joseph Coles. Third elms, for farmers' Boner let, J ohn mHeeler; 2nd, Thomas Goldstone. The pros mimes offered by the society for the beet acre of turnips aid the hen sere of seangeld warted were both awarded by the judges to Mr. Menu Nicholls, of Waters:roes farm, mid a bounty f aseniold wastrel was likewise. apportioned to George Wood, el Ashton, whose ruts were exceedingly fine, bat grown en a lime of 'resod of lees messamment than an asye t _ _ After the plowskieg had hoes essapleted, the numbers sad friends of the asseeladen eat down to dinner at the Aegel lan, Long Ashen ; the Ask wee Clod by Henry Lucas 8e.., Esq Btakwell.olll, its praddest, and the visesehaie by Mr. TOMllell Jolla', a large prasdrl farmer of Ashton. The President in proposing "Prosperity to the Awe- Maims," expressed regret that there was not a larger &Mesd ames 01 tenant farmers ; because he thought that pressing man should avail themselves of the opportunities which these evasions afforded, of meeting together and discussing matters cmneeted with agriculture. He should have been gl .d if they had attended to consider the existing agricultural distress they were all suffering (bear hear, and a votes, " So we are") —and he should have bees glad if some bad been present to consider the sow sad its ressedy. They had had an abundant har vest, gad were thankful for it. Bread was cheap, and meat was sheep, sad yet sauy were starving in the midst of pleaty. (Hear.) The most of them felt it in their pockets at I. sat It had been ascribed to various muses, to the potato rot, to other matters, and to free trade. He was aot going to touch upon politics, which, at such meetings, had bettor be avoided, but he should have been glad if time one had been present to tell them how to gat out of their difficulties (Hear, hear ) Mr. lobate, the via-president, In respantUag to the tout of his heal h, said the chairman had been asking what was the moody for the present bad times. He would say "Please begia to lower your recto gentlemen." iCheen.) They had aot sees the plot/chosen flinching in the field that day, and they would not flinch from the 1 indlords it they wouM only treat them kindly. (Hsu ) For the ram th should get union, which was strength. A sort of a n ti-re nt league bill, like the corn law league might not do liaise. (Cheers) Smoothing of the kind had been begun he Ire land, but it was a bad example and he did not think the English yeoman would &WINO to do anything wrong. nth, landlords would est lower the rents he did not know where the goveruseat would get the taxes; the tenants coa'd not con tinue to pay them. (Cheers.) Taxes and rut a were press lag; antis rates, android rates, and highway rates, and aU, bad to come oat ed the land. The foreigner, with present, rents, would drive the English termer out of the market ; but if the landlords would lower them, thew would try to give the foreigner a kick. (Cheers.) At ilithfield, last week, there were 11,030 head of cattle from foreign places . Now, the foreigner paid the labourer only 21. Bd. per week—is Norway, for instance—while the English farmer had to pay 10e. per week. If the Mg men at the Isela would not help the farmer, he did aot 'know where they could themselves begin. As he had said before, they meat have an anti-high.reat league movement and all combined to gethsr. Various other taste were drunk, and a harmonious even ts; was spent. CLERICAL.I PIII7IIIIIIINTS.-0a the tad Getober the Rey. Hoary John flawed was instituted by his Grass this Aratibishop of Caaterbery to the roctory of Bproughtoo, is the &owes of Nonkss, as guardian of the spiritaalitles duds. as vs mow of the see. Bev. 114 m Fraser, to Cherttos notary, with ;40ja s t os Tieing*. K•at. ,di°"" Castarlrls 11671. with test dssM; ParSoi : - .l* Rev. Tctes Breskraos. 111070118 PlOOllOlllOB BY " NA711111" llt IMP ininhustan.—• Mr. Armagh Barnett sold a hill att= aid to be his property, bet In the yam el ad ion . i his beim, and let to Mr. David Boston. • dirge bar bs Wean between the brothers, Aseough datereinal to sleds preeemies of the mill at all risks. alobrirS hag Mei aware of hie MOW' bastion, applied ea Widow day the 26:11 oh. to Dr. raddesen, a magt.srats, he egehh. and that gentlemen Inserneted lir. Brown, the We OW stable, to give dinetions to Campbell, the superintended of polio., to premed with the It-minable' of the villein and watch the property. On the Thursday some engineers west to the mill to take it down, bet being told they would net be allowed to do so, they desited ; epos widish Aegean Burnett hissed about 16 of the Orireobv " navies" to Oast his purpose, gersairilag than a reward for their trash.. Thesewere warned by dm constables present of the mew queens, should they persist; but as they threatened Oink employ er, if they wee not peel foe their day, they would either have him or the mill, he (Aware& Burnett) at ash forced an antrum, hawed by the navels. Them bibs at this time @sly four or Ire newtabir preeent, praisers hr bade any other ebullience than disemeless. The en*. thea set to work, and having partly gad themin, and brokena some of the boards of the to es le ha is Whe wind, hey deth.d the sells and set them &vim Minking the wind would speedily throw It over, and en SEM the work without further labour; but fortunately the Mist was not strong enough to assist their design. They Mien threw out BOPS of the works, and retire. tn a house. About About ese o'clock the sent morals', in INF puny with a hileltar, they _retuned to the UK and took a moet elleetual me th od to defray It, watt away at one of the lase which supported which they had well nigh dispiseed ; they were all it Lit diverted from their purpose by a nee practised en them the omstables. The names of the men were oarefsßy taken down, and haying dartod, Mr. Brown het no Belo is mewing the assistance of 26 constables front the neigh bouring vtll.gee : these met at the house of Bd. Burnett. *beet seven o'elock, seven of the navvies, headed by Awirragh, went 'gala to di- will, but !Indio' the anstabke ea the Mead, they left the plasm. Mr Brown then loft the iseastabalery fore in the locality, sends he went with the tenant of the mill to Mr. There'd, of Wseleby House, who gr.ntcd tne necessary warrants. The rioters were followed to Holt a public house, and the wh.le 18 were aopreheaded and t then betore it Thorold sat J. Al:ins/ton; Biwa., ea Saturday, and Raid with expenses. Eleven paid the dnee, and the rentalaine seven were sent to Loath prison for two meths sash— Samford Alseerry. I' l Atb. TRAFFIC RETURN FOR THE PAST WEER. BAILW AI'S. Mike opened Named ReDyer. .101{1.1.4 ••••• 1848. 1849. 1848. 1849. 81121/11. 31 31 &bordello 371 371 Bahasa aad Salmons 16 19 Birkenkesd, Lane., & Cheshire , 1,114 14 14 Holten, Blackburn, and West Yoriwkire 864 851 Bristol rad Baster 141 164 Caledankw 5,08 , 7,161 694 84 Chester mad Hal hood 354 864 Dab Lin and Dse sls 782 71 71 Dublin and Kingdoms 471 474 Duadoe,Porthotbordeen Jaw 961 1,007 676 911 Seat Anglian 730 316 761 Best Iciwaohlre 296 322 Roam Opuntia and Norfolk 16,67 14,962 61 78 &Mom Was 1,41. 1,814 674 674 114104 1 * sad Glaglow 4, • 3,834 494 78 Silloht, Perth, and Dundee 2,' 2 432 74 1021 Obwairw; Moloy, and &yr.. 224 221 Gksgsw,Pairinyail iloaarisk 1,097 1,068 143 OrimiSMortforn &Z. latoolook. - - 130 1684 GreateastMern =Materna) 3,1 • 3,414 2061 2301 Urea Wellies* 90 90 Lenewiler owl Carlisle 3,4' 4,040 1721 204 Ltaassibn awl Yookshire - - 13 Livarpori,Croshy * Southport- - 137 436 4784 London and NorthWesewn 4 66 Londou sad Blediwall 1624 170 Lowdow, Brinlakison4ll3. Coen 10,' , 12,452 196 2201 Loadosand Soutklloslers .. - 14) 144 Leadholoop sod ineikillen 127 128 944 1571 Mandkorkw. Skeff., & Liscsals. 3,. • 6,293 4234 471 Miami 24,• . 23,480 361 36 60 Wand nkloads. GreetWostern.(l) 1,061 1,179 36 Ke 824 112 ere BAC& 464 461 °astral 23 43 sad Chester B7' 1,333 - 0 3 Halos 421 50 6 71 " .w Devon l, 1,467 1664 189 South Insternt 10,675 12,836 38 38 Ts( Yoko 36 36 Ulster B3B 664 - 26 Waterford sad Limerick - 272 13 13 Writ Cornwall 2l • 297 12 12 Wititekavin Jenetion 209 223 ma 2901 York, New Berwick 13,157 13,146 2664 2661 York and North Midland 9,' 7.828 FORZION. 08 764 Amiens and Boulogne 1,689 1,603 26 26 Dieppe .. 714 714 Nonfarm and Troyes - 211 211 Northern of Frew 14,684 - DM 1074 Orleans to Hauges (Ciu.t.) - - 72 72 Odom to Tours 2,968 - 82 82 Pub sad Orissa* 86 85 Part sod Bone. 691 594 Roma sad Havre 2,88' 2 . 976 John i.e.,rys second, 'Sidon, Loudon. Otsego Pada*, mooed, Bislang. Singapore. Homy Stiehl', woad, Bibsll*, London. John Hogg, sensed. Cohear es. dea. James Silk, m esti.ask Lewis Tobias DengloMbird, t:ft Loader& Edward Yiy4 Verses Alexander limas. sl anoind. leirmod. LhalPolL David Taylor, sassed. sea. Dim Alfred Robert noosed, Loeb.. Themes Skinner, kat, , Lim& LasenodWMiriay, sessed, mobs, Lamita. Thum Msnn, mond, Meek Trim, Undo& T uns Jams Thom, mooed, Rdwasd Priam Charlie, Les&sa. Tamer, mead, Sisalsk, Marcasite. TassneWatim swank Snarl, London. nun shill, Wow Packet, South Shields. Jabs Kew..Ofilbs fret, Gasps, London. Robot Ikammei4 Ms% t Stewart, Oro nook. Wiry Pam& sentrol, illonpareil, Greenock. A =hoolc, Elug iorsa. l"l4 ll Barra, second,Charles Deniale it s t eoc:d. Watchman, Bastes. David Young, John Farawarth, Univ.& sainuel E , Robin Grey, Dundee. Francis Mitchell Rosen, second, Clara, London. Charlie John Smith Brightman, second, Hine" Sun derland. Bayard Robert Micalsbargh, second, Elphinstone, Loaders. Radiant Walter Wales, third, Union, London. Thome third, Maitland, London. ThomasO M igY m Murray, third, Friendship, South Shields. Pear Rambo*. Sisk Leas, LiverpooL Willis. maw elm, first, Manors; Linaeltilas, Walling Buis% wand, Transit, Hull. Jahn Gam, Kink Diadem, London. Chaste Magma, third. Wigrame. London. Willis. Rood. mead, !Scipio, South Shields. William Pecasey, wend, Flora Plymouth. Charles Gering. tut, Albion, Liverpool. Joseph Gibs' . . moil, Till, North Shields. Joseph Browse, essood, Condor, LiverpooL Robert Hoary Machin, third, Pesten* Bow* , London. Thomas Aerostats Frederick Banks, mond, Mary Landon. Oewlte second, Balmoral, Aberdeen. John Edward Appe, second, City of Rotterdam, London. Beojanain Paddle, second, Benjamin Buck Greene. Loam Edward Lovell, third, Forester, London. Garet Will.. Hicks, second, Tartar, London. Gee colu mn, third, Ann and Sarah, Booth Shields. Jahn list, Mare Rural, Limosiok. Gaup Craikralltrosd, Leith. John lisrgent, emend, Bolivar, London. Jahn Smith, seund, Birkskire, London. James Middleton, woad, Prince of Wales, Aberdeen. Algernon Overbury, amend, Clifton, London. William Wylde, third, Duke of Wellington, Livorpool. William Daly, flat, Liverpool. HAIM John Towers, second slam oartiL, Lion, Yarmouth. John Mardis. first, Artasasela, London. Theophilns Hocart, third, Janet Wilson, Grimm*. Baldy Hnll, sassed, Pottinger, London. David William Hoare Jones, first, Christiana, Ballast. John Fridy, third, Nang, London. Francis Kelly, mooed, Mary Lan, London. Jamas Malley, nomad, Martin Luther, London. Joan Pamphlet Smelly, woad, Daring, London. MILITARY. LORD Raw is still in the AMU List is Com• sander-in-Chief in India.—The mbeeriptlon for • Malmo nisi to Lord Gough is Increasing so rapidly In India, that it has already ries& tea large amount ; and it expected that, is addition to prosenting his lordship • magnificent Navies of platy inilitieni bads will be left to defray the expense of • mink or, at Isent, a minis to remain is India, au a me laerial erase 'Ashes so ellen led our armies to victory. The Sesimanial wOl be preasalsi le Lard Gough in the lame of tbe alba*. The But far etthemiptions had not b•en yea a 11e1sisM behre M. eon amenated to 6,000 route, 1101L—LivatAlel. 81aeuWi, Royal Entices», Imo been relieved by Lieut.-Col. a commanding alike, of Raghtsers in Jamey. Limit:Col. Alexander has become INMESsilag officer el Royal Engineers at Bermuda. UmatiAlel. Clarke relieves Litnt.-Col. Fraser u command ing Rayal Artillery at Bt. Helena. Lieut.-Col. Tait has re lieved likat.-Ccl. Blanchard as commanding Royal En gineers at the Xenritias.—We regret to hear, by our private earreepondencie from India, that several Akers of the 63rd :6.have bees pat under arrest, and are likely to be 1 11 ::y ei emart-saartial.—Drittek Army Avoids. DISTIIII77ION 07 ALL TZ3 CAVALRY MID INFANT/AY lisousanrs or ran Lisa, showing which regiments ars now wrist, abroad, and showing also the order in which Woo at ham stand for colonial duty. ABROAD. 12th awry. Batt. Ceylon. 16th Foot 37th Ceylon Rifles (part of) Australia and Van Diemen's Land. 11th Foot 99th , New Zealand. 68th Foot 65th „ INDIA. Bengal. 3rd Dragoons 9th 14th „ 10th Foot 18th „ 24th „ 29th „ 32nd ~ .53r,1 „ 60th ~ let Batt. 61st „ 70th „ 76th „ 80th „ 87th „ 96th „ 98th „ Madras. 15th Dragoons 26th Foot slet „ 84th „ 94th „ Bombay. 10th Dragoons 8 h Foot 22nd „ 64th „ 78th „ 83rd „ 86th „ 16th 34th „ 36th „ 2 Batts. 4 6 1 . .. th JO IP tO OD 67th OO II 69 th .• 76d„ West ladies. 64th Foot 66th „ 72nd „ 88th „ 97th „ Reserve Batt. Ist West India Reghasat tad OP 09 3rd OP IP North America. let Foot, Ist Batt. 7th ~ 19th „ 29th „ 2 Batts 23rd „ Reserve Batt. 211th „ 71st „ Reserve Batt. 79th „ 97th „ Ist Batt. Rifts Brigade, tad and Re serve 11.11 s. _ 42nd Net, h Bute. Cope el Geed Hope. Cape Itenntol Rifles 6th Foot, lot Batt. 46th Batts. 73rd „ 91st ~ Reserve Batt. 13 Rile rigede, let Batt China. 91611 t Foot ve ~ (on panto to re lie 95th) °glen Rifles (part of) Haunting. fiti Foot, 2 Batts. Not.—The 95th Foot may be 'spooned from Chios next year, as the 69th Regt. hes gone out purposely to relieve the former. The usual period of service of the 7th Foot and let Batt. let Foot will shortly ex , ire, but no positive arrange ment has yet been made for their return. AT ZOYI. Cavalry. 6th Dragoon Gouda. 6th 4th ard IS Ist Dragoons Sad 2d Drs thuds. 6th Dragons. Bth „ 17th rr 12th „ 11th 13th „ 4th „ 7th „ Ist Dragoon Gaud.. 16th Dragoons. 7th Dragoon Guards. 26th Foot. lnfantry 41st „ 49th „ 47th „ 80th „ Mud 68th „„ 66th „ 74th „ 3rd „ 13th „ 2nd „ 40th „ NOn.—The 26th aad 414 reign service, and may be t next year. Ihe Household C Guards, not beinisobjeet to t not Included, as ey are oath let Foot, tad Battalion. 43rd ~ 86th „ 67th 31st „ 71st „ Ist Battalion. 48th „ 89th 60th „ „ 2nd Ba alioa. 39th „ 14th „ 9th „ 62nd 17th „ 62nd „ 63rd 81st 12th „ Ist Battalion. 36th 27th „ 90th ~ 91st „ 114Battaliaa. 1 46:h „ 121st „ 33rd „ '2Bth ~ 60th ~ 82nd „ 77te „ 93rd „ 4•11 , 6th „. Remy* Batt. 23rd „ Ist Bata's. Legintents ue the diet for fo rdered to the Mediterranean Leahy and the Brigade of Foot Le raise for the line troops, are :a ordered abroad. (Free Met night's Gasette.) WALOMCF, Oar. S. led Rept. et Nip Oda—Liss P. CIAPLIN, trom ird Lt. Drop, to be lieut.. !Me Mady wbo times. led LL Dimp—Lhat. W. IL Bum, 6'olll3rd Dm. Otis. to to ofoo wbo emir. lad last et P.—Ems. M. & Um= to be rent, by p.., vito Wow. tea. Me. 9.—Cept. H. P. &AMMON by major. by per, eke Spans. vb. nts.; J, A. lower, be tospe...ley per. Mee Adams ; Pen Least. sad Ad at C. Cue. to bent the reek if his Bent. ; lee. Draws, so les lest Henn. by per, Mt•Porrest. 27th 7.—.020. P. Pomona, trJea liftb P., to 14 apt, via Borrtog, INIONN6II. 29th 7.—Ean De Tee Teta% b b. Beat., by par.. Mee Ferris. whom pea. by . per., bm less we.; Lon J. I. E. Clessen, teem td. to be sae. vise Valley. Nth l.—Leat. J. Rosa to be own, by per., via Keeps, Into Nil.; Eas. O. P. C. Pose= to be Beat, by em demo Ira NM F. —Opt P. C. Hawes, tram * 7., tote apt, Woo Pusher, NM SENN 42ad I.—Lient. J. MooDoesess. teem the dpi. lids Bast, to bo Mom. 'toe Bose. prom Htk Y.—Liout. O. C. Mums to be sop, by per, vies dime, mbo vets.; BEA H. I. Bonne to be beet. Wpm, 'nee MAW. . b i t peg Aso INO.-1411. W. N. &MN; W M 11.02., without pox, Aso Itaimilowaorl. lad Moe Lie Begt.—Zia. M. B. IL Faros to be Beet . edema par, via Otedbeer. den' Ant. M. Wilt so, to be era., Noe Pates, thurracwoo.—Lloot. J. COCISANN Boot tbs mut r, to to apt, matinee ` THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1849. MEDICAL Aronnecuaria' HALL.—Names of gentlemen who panted thew exandaatioa in the miaow' and practice of medicine, and misdeed certificates to practise. on Tiiursday October 4:—Joaeoli Bkeldiog, Bridgeoorth ; Robert Hamilton, Ipswich; Owes Paw, Wetnerby ; John Anderson, Lem don; William Robert Stewart, London ; Clement M o t e l s , Smith, Hornemtle. SPORTING. WREXHAM RACES-TIMMY. Siemer/mu of 10 sore nub, and 20 ;lied: Ono soils sad a half. (7 sabot) Mr. Mostres Dedubstry, Sat 41b walked over. WIINIINTAT HANDICAP of 15 son. *sob, 10 It, aad 60 added ; the sowed to rye his stake. (11 subs., lof whom paid 6 son.) Two miles. Mr. Gray's Maid of Twat Valley, 3 as, 7st Sib (Noble) 1 Mr. araltb's Master . Downs", .aid, Sat Mr. Ellakett's Castoff, 4 yrs, Tat Sib I Sonnanut Bream of 3 MVO. each, and 20 added, one mils, (fin sobs) wen won by Mr. Wadlow's Barak, 3 yrs, 7st 71b (Tailor), beating Maid of Team Valley, 3 yea, Tat 71b, and Treanne, 3 yrs, 7st 71b. TOWN PLATS of 60 son., the second to receive 91. Heats, one min sad a quarter. Mr. Yowler'* Claawl, 3 yn, Tat --(Wells) 1 1 Mr. Barton's Didsbary, 3 yrs 74 Mr. Darras'''. Oversight, 6 yrs, 9st Mr. Lanes 71%. Maas, 3 yrs, sat Slb mile and STAILLI of 3 son. each, and 20 a dded, one mile and a balf, wen was in two heats by Mr. Birch's Blinn', 4 yea, 1 Ist 71b (owner), besting Mr. W. James's f by Specu lator, 4 yrs. 10.1 111 b, and Mr. Birch'. b g, 4 yea, 10et 111 b. WIDNESDAT. BRYN-744N Pam HANDICAP of 6 son. each and 20 added; the areaud to reesiye at 11 mile. (9 subs Mr. Mar we ttrgmy A =jl elb: ( W ebs) 1 Mr. , 3 yea, 7st 10lb Gota) Cur of 110 son., by subs of 10 son. each ; the locoed to no! lllsstake. 2 miles. Mr. km's Sane, Sp Set 111 b (Evans) 1 Mr. Osborne's Lady Hybl'', I yrs, Set 81b The following also started but were not placed : Mr. Skerrett's Romans, 8 yrs, list 121 b; Mr. Mostya's b i by Colwiek out of Birdlime, 3 yrs, 6 , t 121 b; Mr. West nd Cast-off, 4 yrs, 31b ; and Mr. Worthington's Shantou, 6 yrs, 9st. Bnr.s.taro STALES of 5 Bon each, and 20 added ; winner to be sold by auction for 200 i., oto. Heats, ones round and a dbl. OS gabs.) Mr. liggors Utile Mary, aged, list lilt (Whitehouse) t 1 Mr. Park Borryeaere, 3 ps, lit 17Ib II Mr. Oversight, 6 yrs, gat Illb Mr. laWalker, 6 yrs, 9st 7 1 b Mr. Holdladle Energy, aged, 9st 13Ib . 111711DL1 STALE, or 3 son each, and 20 added. Heats, ones round and a dads (3 rube), were won in two heats by Mr. 11 W. Johnson's Jesse, aged, 12st, beating Blinn', 124 101 b, and Celt, 12st 61b. • Tetsl. iseladire Meld Yard, NAM ftelesive Beals& Gnd Hip receipts. IRELAND. Dooms, Ocr. 6. The carrying away of crops still continues in vari ous parts of the country. Nearly all the provincial journals have paragraphs recording mere cases. The land question, in all its forms, engages the attention of the public mind. Rents are coming down in all directions. The fall of rents will facilitate the working of the Encumbered Estates Commission, bat the question remains un answered," Who'll boy the estates ?" We have had threatening. already of a very severe winter. There was snow yesterday on the Dublin Mountains, and the tempers:ors occasionally was ex tremely severe. It was rumoured about the city here, ymptee, that Mr. Butt's address to the electors of Cork wadi have appeared last night. Colonel Chattertos, who contested Cork on tory principles three times since 1834, has announced his intend= of standing. It is said that a Professor Walsh has been promised the support of some leading commercial firms, who desire to have a member intimatsly scquainted with Cork, placed in the legislature. Mr. Alexander hi•Carthy resides in Dublin, and some of the Corkonians do not approve of non-resident members. Dr. Kirwan, the President of Queen's College, Galway, is seriously ill. It is rumoured that he has had a paralytic stroke of a very alarming kind. BALLINASLOE FAIR. Teem the FM.llOlO'l Jetinal.] BALutraimot, Thursday Eyed. g.—The fair com menced this day, and I regret to state with but gloom, pros pects as to the results to the stock:masters. Although there was what might be termed an appearance of buyers, still purchasers were extremely cautious in bidding. owing to the generally depressed state of the times. No sales were effected till about 11 o'clock, a.m. Ewes were fa the fairest I demand, and brought prices at rates somewhat approaching to those of lit year; bat at from three to six a head. weddersi f to f t e s) were uader last yeses figures The fair, on the whole, was excessive y slow up to two o'clock, and the sales comparatively trifling. I have been attending the fair of Ballinsaloe for the last twelve or thir teen years, and n witnessed such indifferent prospects, nor heard such general complaints on the part of breeders of stock. Talking to one of the most eminent of the class in the provisos of Connaught to day, he assured me that not one of every ten acne of land in the county of Mayo was cultivated or Let out for pasture, but wee (to use his own words) to be cuspated to a wilderness, the middle class of farmers being obliged to give up their lands from want of capital either to till or graze them. Some lots of prime fat sheep, however, brought rather fair price under the circum stances. Mr. Burton Parsee, of Moyode Castle, for a top lot of wedders (110 in number) got We. rack ; a second lot (200), 43e. ; and thirds, 39e. 6d.; and for a top lot of ewes (100), 34e. Mr. James Smyth, of Mason Brook. got 48s for his top lot of Incident', and 42e. ler his second. Mr. Tuffs's top lot of wedders (120) brought 48e. ; second do , 461. ; and a top lot of old ewes (100). 375. 6d.; and second do., 30e. D'Arey's top lot wedders ( 201), 465. ; second do., 425. ; top let ewee,32a. Mr. MP mogh's top lot wedden, 40..; ditto, ewes, ; and Mr. Irwin got 43e. for 200 wedders from Mr. Buxton. Mr. Pair's top lot of wedden brought 415., and second do., 365. ; for a top lot of ewes (210) he pot 30a; mead de. (100), 26i. Sir Thomas Burke 's top lot of wedders (200) sold at 385.; and searad do. (260) at 34e. Lord Danaandk's top lot (200), 341. 6d. ; second do. (100), 275. 6d. The above shows the rates of the higher claws of stock, but the middle kinds of wielders were far short of last year's priews. Ewes of every description were in better demand. As to the atUadanee at the fair it may be stated that one fourth the leffigings in the town are not let—the inhabitants on em e sad all awmplain gmove that their speculations on this, beyond i tt a ai lbig is very amMiltm, o ff ! horse ve. little slit o bor f a horse fair. From the few Won *it have arrived, up to this time, there Sr. met 20 stake sowed. Thu sheep an tea *email less, it is supposed, thou last year, but esessaily is poi osomlitiou. NAVAL. Anima sir Ocr. 6.—Arrourrinorre.—To Scorape-- Mate A. Kitchell. GIVIS —Naval Cadet : C. P. Boyer Excelmsf—lfidektasou •. 0. E. Barnes. Victory—Asebt . Burma: G. P. MeDossagle. Agintessrl—Lhatesaat: H. Wall. Welliagtow—Liestasasta : H. A. Corneek sad R. M. Hogg*. Amur—Clerk : J. Mallard. Wolves-use—Naval Cadet: J Conn ; Clark: G. Team. Fugard—ltidship. num : A..Traberne. Geniss— Midshipmen: R. 8. 0. Colpoy, J. C. P B. Penns, and C. C. Gangue ; Hasten I Assist.: D. wood. Leorsdrr—Lientesant : 11. A. Cla suing. Casylid—Cana :T. G. Drake; Lieutenant: J. Robinson ; Matter : H. Hill; Bargeoa : R. Clarke ; Purser : T. J. Dryden ; Assist.L . l4 an on : 0. Hems ; Mas ter's Assistant : B. Bastin • : H. C. Toang ; Clerk: H. Gray; Clerk's Alsistaat : . Ponsonby ; Boat &wain : B. Coentas • Gunnar: W. Chapman ; Carpenter : W. Holly. Firaireled—Captain •. T. Knox ; Lisannants : F. I. D. Agu il ar sad P. C. C. Milesgall ; Master :B. H. Garwood; Bewail Mostar : C. F. Twill ; Parser : W. D. Bateman; Moster's Assistant: F. KirMam • Midshipman: G. Prosser; Naval Cadets : A. R. Tinkles , : J. Mar ; sad F. de V. flanaders ; Clerks: A. 8. Bennett and G. M. Blyth ; Bestesrain : W. Rickards ; Gasser : W. Ring; Carpenter: J. Jarvis. Spiterl—Coamander : B. C .nai easel ; Lieutenant : F. A. Herbert; Master : J. F. Hoek** ; Pram : W. Miller; lbater's Arabian% : H. Chid. stars ; Midshipmen J. H. Hatakard and M 0. Jaekses ; Clerk: Garwood ; Boatswain: G. Williams; Ceipantsr : R. Classify ; Aloft Gana*: : J. N. Batey. POITMOUTZ. Ocr. s.—Bacaanter, mt corvette, west eat of Whom alds morals' to Splthsad, sad will sail for Lisboa on esaday wt. Boonrste, et.eL, was csoassboloaed Ude day by Commander Lard F. Kerr. Termagant, takes the plees of Scourge is the advaneed squadron. Myrtle, at, ailed yesterday for Description with super and R. X. Artillery, foe Conflict. tommissieesd at that port. Oenimme, at , arrived an Wednesday from Davenport NA it pmterday for the outward with stares. Vivid, at, 1,61111 Dow kr Holyhead, put I. hers yesterday to aosl, benfien Ingimianesd a trennemMus storm the previous 1 night, as Nisi owls at soon. TSB 1112/ICHANT SERVICE. Mon e Orett A list et the sestets len sad *br salsa in the avertservins, who bare volaatarlly passed on emulsifies sad obtained errtillastos et qms*l-• a for the ciao 'Wart ea* se drool. Slat un Au der ties re leat. rataas Weed b y the Beard el Trak sines gust YANTIS. Jolla Beall. mond alar eenifieste, St. Ana, Lotion. George Cotton assithoreond, Neptune, Waterford. Wawa= Brows, ascend, Welk, London. Dewy Barnett, mead, fit. George, Lond.e. Alexander Sprout mond, Wiesealse. London. David Harrower, first, Fanny, Glaorm. Willing Milligan, second, Mooltaa, ()tripe. John Henry Taylor, first, Wyse, Lo - doa. Willem' Trager, second, Madrid, London. ROYAL CALEDONIAN_ HUNT AND STIRLING RACES. CALEDONIAN Sr. LEGE& STALES of 25 sovs. each, and 100 added ; colts, Sat 71b ; fillies, 84 41b ; wlnncn extra. 11 miles (111 subs.) Mr. Rait's Priestess ....... 1 Mr. Dasrion's Jemmy Lind Lord Eglinton's Bohm 3 Mr. Ramsay's Lady Aberdour GOLD Cur of 100 soya. and 25 added to • handlesp of 15 son. each, 10 ft, &c., the second to save his stakes. Cup course. (17 subs., 9of whom paid 5 sow. snob.) L.rd Faltatcm's lathlron, 3 yrs, et Mb 1 Hon J. dimaisffirs Arthur Briggs, 4 yra, tat 10113 kr. W. Itaravre sit Irbizeglg, 3 yra 6st 121 b 3 Mr. Merry's Mimediser, 6 In, M bib Hurries' &min of 3 sovs. each, and 20 added, 2 miles (6 subs ), were wea by Mr. Ryan's Tom Tit, beating Sir John, Henry, Pleasure Trip and Jonathan. POLMONT and GRANGEMOUTH. STAKES of 3 soy.. each, 1 ft, and 26 added ; for 3.yr-olds, 7st 6lb; four, Bst 2lb fly., Sot 71b; six and aged, 84 10 1 b; mares, &c., allowed 31b, once round (7 subs.) were won in 3 heats by Hon. J. Seodiland's Jenny Lind, 3 yrs, beating Wensleydale, 3 yrs, sad 2 others. iiiltßilla ---. Puri of 60 son. Heats. Once round and a distenes. Mr. ther's Mad of Mashers. 4 yts 1 1 Mr. Bmsrt's Asps.* 4 yrs Moo. J. lisiadUsad's Oratederry. 4 yrs Raiz intelligenct. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YESTEIWAY. SaimaaMa. 033010410NZR Burzass.D. Ix Ri W. Bum). The bankrupt, an hotel-keepe r at Yarmouth, cams up to pass his last examination. His debts amount to 8571., to meet which the assets consist of donbuul and bad debts to the extent of about 501. _ Mr. Duncan appeared to oppose the bankrupt's passing ; Mr. Lastrance supported. His Honour °Tarred an adjournment fer a fortnight, so as to 'Hord the usignees an opportunity of investigating the accounts. THE POLICE COUBTS. _ GUILDHALL. CHARGE or Orvino Fps Turnsoffir. Yesterdsy C. Bulky, of Park Farm, Richmond, was charged with giving film evidence in an examination before a commis sioner of bankrupts. Proceedings in the Bankruptcy Curt had been instituted on the 28th of April, 1849, against Hugh Swan, of No. 57, High-street, Camden -town, and of No. 15, Hanway-street, Tottenham-court-road, in the county of Middlesex, draper and chapman. Mr. Swan surrendered himself under the fist on the 16th of May. On the 16th of June the prisoner, who was described as Charles Bishep, of Mortlake, in the county of Surrey, was examined as to his connexion with the bankrupt, when, amongst other statements, he swore that "he rum put money in the savings bank, or in the Bank of England." It, however, was shown that a person who was believed to be the prisoner had, in company with a man named John Hopking, called on a Mr. Thomas William Duff, a clerk in the Bank of England, and after a reprmentation being made that the prisoner had received 251. from a sweepstake, and wished to invest it in the Three. i.nd &Quarter per Cent. Annui , iss, it was accordingly so in vested in the name and description of Charles Whop, of Walham-green, Fulham, gentleman ; and the transfer of 261. 15s. sd. was from Mr. Stanton Mitchell, of the Stock Exchange, to Charles Bishop. The signature to the prisoner's deputations was also sworn to. Remanded until Thursday next. WORSHIP-STREET. SYSTEMATIC ROESERIRS7 I I4I;II;Sfacisors, and his wife, Charlotte Jaek,soos, both of whom were airs known under numerous aliases, were placed at the bar for final examine tics, charged with having stolen large quantities of plata and otli.r valuable property from diff rent dwelling-houses, to which the female primmer had obtained acetic in the charms ter of a servant. The depositions in several cases of robbery having boon completed, they were committed to Newgats for trial up= four distinct charges. MARLSOR6IIGH-STREET. EITILNISITZ PILAU — Di:Z/1 if liicUas , p (stars dealer, wu brought up for hull eaamin►tion, charged with a series of frauds on picture dealers, and also with having unlawfully obtained and disposed of 31 pictures, some of considerable value, the property of Allred Butington, picture dealer, 48, Graysnor•st»et. _ . In the fiat instance the prisoner and his brother Edward were charged jointly with the frauds, but after the first exiv miaation the prisoner Edward was discharged. The first chugs was for fraudulently obtaining 31 pictures. The second ease was for obtaining a valuable picture from Mr. Save, picture dealer, No. 1, Titchbourne-street It sopeared that Edward Bartington brought a letter from his brother John, relative to a picture which witness had to dis pose of. The picture was eventually entrusted to the prim mer for sale, and shortly afterwards it was pledged by the prisoner's order. The third case was for obtaining fraudulently a painting from Mr . °airing, picture-dealer, 40, Wardour-sartht. From the evidence it appeared that in January last the pri- soner obtained a cabinet picture value 131. from him under pretence that he had found a customer for it, and would be prepared to pay the money on the following day. This pie. tura was afterwards found in the hands of a pawnbroker. The fourth case was for obtaining by false representations I a picture by thdasborongh from Mr. Cleo, furniture broker, Cleveland-etreet. Witness had known the prisoner for some time, and having a gond opinion of him he had let him take away the painting. Witness afterwards found it had been Pisard- A wheelwright named Knight, in Castle-mews, Oxford street, proved that a van with pictures was brought into the mews, and the pictures were placed in an apartment in the mews The prisoner came to the mews and removed pictures several tines. A greet army pawnbrokers came forward and produced Octane pledged by order of the prisoner. The pictures pro duce.' by the blbwing pawnbrokers, Mr. Richards, Mr. Young, Mr. Attenbornugh, Mr. Harrison, Mr. Bayer, and Mr. Clark, were identdied by their respective owners as h►ving been pawned without their authority. After a vast quantity of evidence, spreading over three separate examinations, had been gone through, Mr. Bingham 4 clued upon convicting the prisoner en three ewe, leg a flue of SL, in addition te value of the property, in each case, or two months' impriseament, asking in all six months' imprisonment. PUBLIC SALES. OCTOBER 6.—By TIM* MUSOROTI end °EMDEN, it the Ma-t—Two cottage riddance', Victoria Cottage, Kinpie lard, let for 611. per annum, held for 62 years at 61. 104.- 4101, Two ditto, Charles place, Kingsland, lst for 621. held for 63 man at 81.-4601. Messrs. H. BROWN and T. A Holman, at the Mart— Family resistance, 36, Harewoodisquate, let for 1001. per eh note, held for 02 years at 211.-1,0401. A ditto. 38, Hmewood square, Ist for 1001., held se pre. Wier —l,OlOl. A ditto, 40, Harewood-square, let oa lease for 801., held as foregoing-9001. A pair of enfloished villa residesees, flteckwall-park, sal. cleated to prods.. 801. our annum-3951. Mr. Mama, at the Mart—A reversion to 6001. Three.ead aiQoarter per Cents , receivable provided a gentleman, aged 69, survives a lady aged 74 ; all a policy ter 2601. shoold me treetiernass di. flest-170s. A Rem ion to 2001., Three-end... Quarter per Cents., snb lest to the same contingencies-461. Mown. Davis and Victim at the Mart.—Freehold farm, eallel the WoodAeld Estate, Pembrokeshire, containing re sad.♦.. and farms buildings, and 166 acres of land—sold for 4,8961.. .. Freehold estate, tuned " Angeston," at III•y, Gloucester shire, comprising villa residence, pleasure groundr, and 46 acres of land, 36 isms of which are let for 921. 10s. par ans. —4,4601. C.pyright of the Cheltenham Chronicle, weekly •mews peps!, the pur c h aser to ta k e the plant end materials at • valuation-120{, The freehold building, Pittrville-street, Cheltenham', known as the " Chronicle (Moe," and built for the pur pose-6901. Messrs. B•wrox and Sox, at Garraway's.—Leasehold house, Hercules-builinp, Lambeth. estimated manuai value 311. 10.., held from the City for 37 years, at 61.—sold fee 2901. From as LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, Oct. 6. BArrtheauturni. Munn' CAMEL WI ith, Wolk, grocer, to surrender Oat. 16 and No.. 14, at 12, at Isainghell.thrast. SolA, Wawa and Co., 8 7thomit-imi ; off aaalg Minns, thalesiball-street. Tswana Dance, Clam, BoesersoOdsire, loaskney S proprietor, Oct. 19 and Nov. 12, at 11, at Bristol Court. Soh., Delimit and White, Backlersbury, and Sabine, Bristol ; *ode., Amman, Bristol. JOHN lIOLDWI, Burstein, Stailrdshire, earthenware manufacturer, Oct. 20 and Nov. 20, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Bola, Wohdon. Purnivars-inn and Bishop and Twig& Staffordshire Potteries; off. aaalg., Chrisa, Birmingham. Denim Maurer, Oollege.stroet, Lambeth, lighterman, Oct. 13 at It, and Nov. 26 at 12, at BasinghaiLstreet. SM., Barnard, York. road, Lambeth ; off. mtg., Turquand, Guildhall-chanthers. James Mows. Tettenhall, Staffmdshire, butcher, Oct. 13 and Nov. 10, at 12, at Birmingham Court. Sots., Corner and Underhill, Wolverhamgtzt a ll . otteratu and Co., hirmingham ; off. rag., Whitmore, JANDA Baoweanl I=ll3Mplibire, fishmonger, Oct. 16 at 1, and Nov. 13 at 11, at 41-etreet. Soh., Pownall and Cress, Staple. inn. and Edgccenbs and Son, Porter' ; off. gang., Bell, Coltman street-buildings. Joao Iticuams, Cetnooedeymmer, Breconahlre, licensed victualler, Oct. 18 and Nov. 13, at 12, at Bristol Court. rel., Phillpetta, John. street, Bedford-row and Cardiff; off. wig., Hutton, Bristol &MOLL BONN/OX, Barnsley, Yorkehire, cotton @planer, Oct. 19 and and Nov. 22, at 11 at Leeds Court. SoL,Ascroft, Oldham, Lama. shire: off. trig, Young, Leeda, Imam Bomar Reaseri., Norwich, grocer, Oct. 16 at 2, and Nov. 14 at I, at Boaingball-street. Bois., Brooke, New Boswell...wort, and Wortley, Norwich. Many Btu. Saco Manchester, cotton manufacturer, Oct. 13 and Nov. 12, at 12, at Manchester Court. Sole, Johnson and Co., Temple, and Hadfield, Idanalleater ; at. am t s., Fraser, Man - . EDWARD SMALLWOOD, Crigglesttme, Yorkshire, schoolmaster, Oct. 17 at 11, and Nov. 20 at I, at Basinghall-ateeet. ISM, Clarke, South. ampton.buildings, Holborn; off. sasig., Staasfeld, kissing t. Gamma Swint, Liverpool, merchant, Oct. 17 and Nov. 9, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Solo., Keightley and Co., Chancery-lane, and Holden, Liverpool ; eff. wig.. Bird, Liverpool. Jana TiuMADAII, Regent-street and Cheltenham, draper, Oct. 17 at 2, and Nov. 20 st 14, at Basinghail-etr.ct. Bob., Lcpard end Co., Cloak-lane; off. Sang., Stansfild, Basinghall-street. WILLIAM Woum Mount-place, Walwortb , ironmonger, Oct. 12 at 1, and Nov. 26 at at BasnshalLatreet Sol., Solomon, Chester. terrace, Southwark; off. main., Graham, Coleman-street. BANICRUTCY ANNULLED. Sept. 14. Jona %rattan, South Shields, Durham, banker. LNSOLVENT PETITIONERS. 11. Barman, St: urbridge,WWeestellin,carpenter. G. Bannwrr, Lower Milton, Worcestershire, shoemaker. J. Cosmos,., Lincoln, tailor. W. MCKIM Preston, plasterer. P. Exam, Ipswich, bootmaker. J. Owns, Alvechtuch, Worcestershire, coal dealer. T. Raiser, Brighton, fruiterer. B. Hroorrr, Corentry, baker. J. B. Herr, Newbury, Berkshire, keeper of a day and boarding. school. W. lirwrzans, Redditch. Worcestershire, needle scourer. J. LosoLsrso, Turrey, Bedfordshire, carpenter. W. Msre, Tr:shiny, Worcestershire, labourer. J. Melt, Derby, hater. G. 1101:LION and J. Mot taox, Horton, Yorkshire, journeyman stone. . . masons. .. W. Psee, jun., Newbury, Berkshire, tebseconLet. T. Bloom, Lower Thames-street, corchbuilder. J. Itoeiox, Neweastle.upon.Tyne, ansistaat oreneer of the G.neuru, Derby, printer. E. Twangs, Bedworth, Warwickshire, plumber. G. H. WALLIS. Ipswich, labourer to a cement manufacturer. E. Winwass, Orrentry, baker. PIIOONIII, OW TN= OWN rerrrunrs. J. Ilanirsari, Billinirtiorouith, Lincolnshire, druirgi,t. N. Bores, llittanorton, Warwickshire, railway contractor. J.Cacirrtaa, Ne-upon:ryne, superintendent of traffic on the Newcastle and Car and IWypurt and Carlisle Hallways. J. Glutton, f• elrosetto-upaa-11, J. Ihwuooti, Derby, general dnler. T. lour, Bedford, victualler. C. MATIVIT, jun. ANION, WINVICkBbire, gun engraver. T. Ofther, Epworth, Lincolnshire, harmer. H. Usti°, Mosborougb, Derb,alnre, malister. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Lunn Clur.uvCa liaiiiall,DOrsetehire, home dener-Ist and final div. of 3s. 21d., any Tuesday or Friday after Oct. 13, at Ilernammes, Exeter. Ungar JarFORD, Lyme Regis, Ikeretabire, builder-div. of 3f d., In addition to 10s. previously declared, any Tuesday or Friday after Oct. 16, at Mud* Exeter. Joscru Limon, Plymouth, merchant-div. of ld. and f of a farthing, In addition to Ra. 7d., I, and I previously declared, any Tuesday or Friday after Oct. 16, at &Brion'', Exeter. Jamas 1 LOIILIT, Bower Ashton, tionursetshire market gardener di,. of h. on Wednesday, Oct. 24, f or uny autiequent Wednesday, at Hutton'., Brian% Emu iOlll/318, Coleford, Gloucestershire, grocer--div. of Is. 6c1., on Wednesday, Oct. 21, or any subeequent Wednesday, at !Litton's, Bristol. DIVIDENDB.-Oct. 30. J. F. Barwick, Old-street, St. Lobe's wheelwright-Oki 26. N. Bathe, Maachemer, machinentaker -Oct. 30. E. B. Bradley, Nille.3lolP, malater-Oct. 30. E. B. Brom/Mon, Southampton-street, Covent-mad n„ tailor-Oct. 30. R. G. Clede, Windsor, corn and oust merchant-Oct. 31. J. B. Davis, Newton Alt , butt, Devonshire, irunmunger-Oct. 30. J. Even% Whitechureh, =rare, chemist-out. 29. Anne Bergson Graham, Park. , Grosvenor-square, milliner-Oct 29. R. Balla, t olcheater, ' Ewes, fishmongcr -Oci. 30. 0. Fox, Charh @town, Derhyskrtr a per manufacturer-Nov. 1. J. Lewtes, Manchester, caMnieu 31. J. Michell, Feock, Cornwall, merchant- Oct. 31. R. Moon, ern , and R. Moon, Jun., Colne, lAnceshire, manufacturers-Oct. 3u. J. Nokts, New Ormondstreet, St. George the Martyr budder-Oct. 29. Ilium= Prover and Ann Prosser, New BortgLoreet, - Oet. 31. T. Radford, titanford-le-liope, YAW; apothecary-Oct. 30. T. Ridadalo, Jun., Bilton.next.Graveeend, Kent, ironmonger-Oet. 30. R. Satchel, jun., Windeyartreeet, 01MM-street, cowkorper-Oct. 30. S. Weaver and B. Hickman, Ludlow, Salop, meccas-OW. 30. Williams, Birkenhead, Clieshoe, bulki er. CERTIFICATE to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Oct. 31. G. H. Bare, Stamm, Emery surgeon-Nov. 19. W. Cotton, Moseley, Warosre timber merehant- Oct . 31. J. Davis, his. terns Clow, Southamptoi, consist manufacturer-Chi. 30. J. range. raid, Po.tland-place, coal merchant-Oct. 31. W. B. Gough, Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, grocer-Oct. 29. J. Bouts., Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, paperstainer-Oct. 30. T. Jones, Caron, Car. diganohire, cattle saleoman-Oct. SO. T. blaoglocks, Jun., Hollow, Westbury.upoa-Severn, Gloucestershire, cattle and ' , tarp salesman- Oct. 3 W. Per, Swindon, Staffordshire, corn Wearier- Oct. 30. W. Tomlinson, Hi nckley, Leimetershire, innkeeper. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vioe-Chancellor =tier in Bankruptcy, unless cause be shown to the ooutrary, area before Oct. 20. right, Bridge-beuse-leotcl, Southwark, merchant—F.. 11. Fero- day, BrWon, Staffordshire, oil merchant—J. Faber, Bristol. Beery sia,le keeper—l. B. Ilandltan, (arange.walk, Bermondsey-square, Bermondsey. wholesale I:mlmM:we—C. U. lambert, Kingston-upon. ILlor r l , r i uggist— Z. Leigh, Manchester, tea and coffee merchant—T. , etrenford-kAlope Farrea, apothecary—W. Stevens, Acton. street, limy's-inn-wad, builder—J. !Kokes, Dover, raddler—T. Wal. ker, Abingdon, Berkshire, apothecary. IPAUTNEItrIIIPS DISSOLVED.—J. Ashley and C. Thrum% Chatham, Kent, wine and spirit merebuts—J. Bulls and I. Bsllty Osford.street, rauknellers—W. Beaky, Y. Jones, and W. L. Webber, Manehester, cloth merchants, se far u rrgarda W. L. Webber—T. Brighouse and C. Kennedy, Liverpool, quarrymen—E. Owner and It. H. Whitcomb, &rdsßhaq ates—W. Clarke and H. Clarke, Bankthunbers, Lothbary, stock and slime broken—U. W. Eggers and 0. J. Eggers, Liverpool, merchants—W. Green and J. Charnoek, tuition, lannahire, drapers—W. Hannay, Jan., J. Hardline, and Llardbty, Sbepton hiaLlett, Bceoersetshire, crape and silk mortise. toren, so tar as regards, E. Hardi.ty—J. Hicks and J. &show, Plymouth, surgeone—J. 8. Holmes tad H. 0. Severn+, Liverpool, merohants—J. Jones and G. T. blreppard, rit Slisditch, pork butchers— T. Jones, W. Howells, and J. J. Hacks, Staflordshire, grease and oil niaaufacturers, to far u rqs J. J. ucks —IL Lightbown and J. Campbell, litackbuni, Lancashire, painten--J. Newcomb and J. Mannell, Literpool, opticlans—W. handys and F. W. Mowbray, Leicester, wholesale baberdashere—F. AL H. Start and C. 0. V. tiedg wiek, Hark-lane, ahipbrokera—T. Sldney and T. Hall. Kingston-upon. Hull—J. Smith and 0. Barry, Morton and Sunny Dale Mills, York. shire, apes menufacturcis —T. H. Smith and P. King, Brill, Buck inghamshire, Oxford, and Thams, Oxfordshire, auctioneers—B. Stephens and J. Inman, Doncaster provision dealers—l . Tann and T. insult, berles.plaor, Linooles-inn, law stationers—J. Wilding and J. Tort, Birmingham, gold pencil-case makers. scarai SEQUEECTILATION. Jars Bcorr, Scan --" , " iliii7;a7d:7;:ire;, cattle dealer, Oct. 9 and 24, at Km Tutriff. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. SATURDAY, OCT. 6, 1849. The State of the Weather at each of tlse following pirate at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. Course of Werth el Named Pier wind. - wa t t State ci Weather. Basnmeroun. O. Gentle Breese Cloudless Barra= W. Gentle Iron Partially Cloudy Bryn= &mar masa B.W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy IlaunzWAsily N.W. Gentle Breeze Rain 8a 10170 .......-.- W. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Samoa N.W. Gentle Breeze Cloudier CONWAT N.W. Strong Breese Partially Cloudy , Drircerust &&W. Gentle Beres Prod Bouraan Berm W. Calm Partially Cloudy Potriror ....... W. Gentle Bream Cloudless Chroow Gime-Jima GRBENWICH... lharairooi. ..... limner llocemmo W. &meg Breese Partially Cloudy lama: W. Orals Brims Partially Cloudy Werra W. Clear Breese Partially Cloudy Igrourrn S.W. &roar Brave tizaj im lnla Churn N.W. Calm Prnradoemium W. Strong Breese Cloudier Par N. Gear Breese Partially Cloudy harm &W. Gear Breese Partially Cloudy Boon Sourrememe ........ .0 W Calm Cloud/era fiummuudix0............ W. Ganilit Brom Partially Cloudy bootie Bassos Cloudless TuannunGs WHITIBT W. Crib Breen Predrill, Clear Wzrraisviat Oasis Brawn bonds Breese Gentle Brows Gantt Bream Strong Brost )NDON, Tai . of Wind. i za DAT, Noon. wen or Weather. Comm W Wind. LW. 01IWO [Advertisement] THE UNPAILING SUCCESS Or ROLLOWAT'S PILL* AND OUTWIT IN ran 01111107 RINGWORM AND JILL Drowns or rmn Seer.—A Medical eetiemao re-iding at Lima, urbane child bad been severely afflicted with ling•NNln for upward. of at= years, tried every koovro remedy to cure this dreadful Macre. but in vaut, as it was of so inveterate a diameter u to I,4Se the shlll of himself and other practitioners. As a last resource, he was pursuadod to um llolloway's Ointment and Pills —these medicinee hariag ob tained much orichrity in all parts of South America—and they had the happy effect of soundly curing the child and perfectly eradicating the its Nee thorn the opitem. Mkt by all droggiats, and at Protester flotgway's Eetablishmeat, 244, &read, Loarkee. SHIPPING INTELLIGINCIL (7 ,.., a ommismnis dr " abliiist Gisela," NA • law% Liam ?di, oce u d iy ko Ann, yon. . _ o s CASUALTIES. Acostus, Beat, for Trieste ; Trefusie, liftable, for Legi t ", . Brightlingsea, Sadler, for Seville ; D artmouth. og i Azores Packet, Allen, both for Leghorn ;hare put b id , —Falmouth, Oot. Alen, Kingston, Taylor, from Holbeck to London, has pot t ot , Mandel with loos of &nation and boats, rigol og sick O e ct ss . t 3. end of Levee, 16th bin tw o injured, and part of cargo damaged. She is disehargiog —Christiansand, Sept. 25. f rom Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, hes p o t h aul h bl u o ie re ink o s i t n et a n tr e lom Callundborg to London gid o k been assisted off and carried into Fredrikehaven.—C‘a. hugest, Sept. 29. Mathilda, liter, of Beirut, from Troon to Croostade set aground on the Bwinebotlen, but came off l ea k y, as „.. put en eh TS on Hornbeck last might. She h es since besa Elsinore, off and Sept. fi ght into this port. Cargo di schargiat Otaio (s,ship), fo 6.r London, is agrou n d on the b o r.—Err Orlean Sept. an.azysto. I MAILS. 0 0 Oct, is Nov, 7 Oct 28 0 Oct. 10 Oct. 22 Oct. 22 Oft. 24 ARRIVED. Self--off Liverpool, October 3 APOLLINR-at Deal, October 4, W from Aux -at Dail, October 4, eaved from Quel ls ANTELPI O-at Deal, October 4, from Cliteen. ALIZANDILI-at Dartmouth,October 2, hon.- .............. Aarso-at Holyhead, October 3, from Auresousa-at Torbay, October 3, from - yam RDaLINII-at Queenstown, October 3, from °ltli= Arms-at Gravasead, October 3, from ............. „ ..... ..........„.o. ARABIAN- at Graverend, October 3, from **lf ALICR Baowr-at Gravesead, October 5, fr0m..,,,........ Aoerna-at Liverpool, Lctober 3, from Falls 800 Aoooan-at Behold, October 3, from. ..11101.0 Halos or Samos-at Deal, October 4 Coareurr-at Dail, October 4, from Oda Courrans or Ysaaolopou -at Deal, October 4, from ......... w a d i CoODBINVATIVR-at Deal, October 4, from hada Mentes-at Falmouth, October 3, from Corts-at Greenock, October 3, from _„„„„,....B i n ils CusaLes-at Gravesend, (ktober 4, from CRT or Lemur-al Liverpool, October 5, tram. .. ...... Ta COMPITIMT -at Bristol, October 5, from e t. CAMBRIA-at Liverpool, October 5, from Pelsabmi C. Ssuironas--off Liverpool, October 5 Ossuarre-off Liverpool, October 5 Dovuoruer -off Liverpool, October 3, from, Aglaia* D. Carlson-off Liverpool, October 3 Deoususf-at Liverpool, October 3, from Davoiams- at Falmouth October 4, from. . : „... AIII Z Drossuat- at Greenook, ' ••••• mom October 3, f --•• ........oes ..... . DAWN-at Queenvtoam, October 3, from - " " „.„ ..Okla Ensaste-at Dal, October 4, from ...- .......odb ELmsarra -off Liverpool, (loyalty 5, fr0m.„.... ,Or Peaulim ELRANORA -off Liverpool, October 3, from.... ....Ads Eoraaraisa-at Torbay, October 3, from EDWARD-Oft FaIMOUtk October 3, from Cams El zzuets-at Bristol, October 5, from EDWARD-at Liverpool, October 3, nom - Vir g Bowser, Nosomeof-at Gravesend, October 5, from ........Adm ENTRIPRIAL-at Gravesend, October 5, from -... ileills FAMILBIN GAMBA -at Grave.end, October 3, from -Odd, Pees Tarot-at Gravesend, 0 tober 5, from Fat:amen-at Deal, October 4, from St. rim,tls, Poarrruna-at Queenstown, October 3 , frben.....- Jamesu Gauva-at Deal, October 4, fr0m.......... ..... Omar-at Deal, (briber 4, from .......... Goa -al Queenstown. October 3, from Gomm Osova -at Gravesend, October 3, tram. .... ...anis. Guam bartmerr--at Oraver ,, d. October 3, from. .1411111111 0. Rococo-at erp v October 3. from Ihmlag GARLAND-at 1/vmpooL Oct Mer ; from Yelleinsi Gamorocz-olf Liverpool, October 5 Gasrmsa-off Liverpool, October 3 HARRAWAY-at Liverpool, October .5. from New Orlon Hwersa-at Liverpool, October 5, from lisasfarr-at Palmoutb, October 3, from ••• 14r• Tut lerassus -at Liverpool, October 3, from comma lev.uce -at Plymouth, October 4, fron_ a-. ....... .......,,, Am. Jose hittaasr -at WWII, October 4, MOM . ..... .. ....... Ms Min JAN( AND ELISABETH-at Deal, October 4, dom _Ms Mid Jatess-at Plymouth, October 3, from Priastridverts Mal Juox-at Liverpool, October 3, from DEMI Jaws-at Liverpool, October 6, from - -Cholas J. WALtaNt Liverpool, October 5. from ..Oldm JAYS Mama-at Liverpool, October 5, from ...... 111.2021 J. Homeroom -oil Liverpool, October 5 [Art./am-at Liverpool, °voter I, from IlefrOtimls LADY MANIKLL-it Gravesend, October 5, from Dads LA VILLA DRJARIA -at GISYCNefId. October 5, from ..... Odle Lrraarom.-at Graveeend, October 5, from (baba Loma-at Deal, October 4, from -6 = livaarsol,-st Deal, October 4, from „. LADY MONAD Liverpool, October 5, fr0m................. . 11. Amu litensrilum-at Hull, October 4, from MAONoNAA- at Queenstown, October ; Ban ...... .....Comitodedi Moan-at Gravesend, October 4, tram .Dee ms ' MAZIPPA -at Liverpool, October 1, front ..... .. .......... --Ards NIDID-at Liverpool, October 5, from .I .= Narroa-at Gravesend , October 4, from - ......... .... Noriessan.-at Grave,eod, October 4, from DmIS Notts Comes-at Gravesend, October 3, from -21 21 1 1N OLD ENOLAND-at Falmouth, October 3, from „,....Odes thuuaa-off Queenstown, October 3, tr0m........... ........... Jim OREO3N-off Liverpool, O. tuber 5 Peasevreascs -at Gravesend. October 4, from int PALISYNA-at Gravecead, October 5 hem Psztarers-at Queenstown October 3, from Roraima - at Deal, °caber 4, ,„ from Quart IItiOINA-at Greenock, October 3, from Comte* Beers DI MAOGIO-It Gravesend, October 4, from Pet sambas fhtserra-at Gravermid, October 3, teem. Hoban Tows Elasorzt-st Falmouth, October 4, from Wars Srmerents-at Lynn, October 4, front Atrium* tiramascirrt-at Plymouth, October 4, front - Quebec Sr. Scans-at Plymouth, October 4, from 3141.1p Sr. Gams -at Portsmouth, October 4, from ____ .Califorais Sara PALMA-at PeDZISION October 3 fr0nt....................Green0ct Sr. Vomiter- off Liverpool, October 3 SUBAN-off Liverpool, October 3 Term= -at Liverpool, October 5, from ..... Duthie Tase•re-at Liverpool, October 5, from AL Job% N.B. THALIA-at Deal, October 4, from Tem. CLARA- at Falmouth, o:tober 3, fr0m7...... Kertob %%crows-at Portsmouth, October 4, from. Idadom VkaRLIA-at Falmouth, October 3, from WK. ADD JONRPH-at Penzance, October 3, from. Quin Wosma-at Swansea, October 4, from South Australis Wanama-at Liverpool, October 3, from St. lobo, NA W. Sulam-off Liverpool, October 3, from. .Pasardmso Wan Lerriusx-off Liverpool, October 3 BAILED. Burrlump-from Bbleida, October 4, to New Tab BICIIBICK - from Gravesend,' October 5, to ....... ...... .....«.15 , 11511 Commence-from Hartlepool, October 2, to. Arks Garr-from Deal, October 4, to MOM Darmtcs-from Newport, M., October 4, to -.City Point Obj Davoaantu -from Portsmouth. October 4, be. New tte Dawson-from Hartlepool, October 2, to Hamlin , DACILIA-fromGravesend, October 4. to ...dessterdie Devossatas - from Gravesend, October 3, Wm.. EMJNO Goetz-from Graveand, October 3, t 0.... „....Deedol Em-from Cowes, October 4, to ... looin EIJIA -from Newport, M., Octolx r 4, t 0....... Audit IlAsazo-from Penzance, October 3, t 0................ ............... Innen ro Hurracw-from Cardiff, October 4, to .... ....... MATILDA-from Sunderland, Oct bet 3, to. Donnie kroner -from Hartlepool, Oc.ober 2, to Crows/ fies.LT -from Cardi October 4, to .Amend une MOO * Trios wr-fromd Gni ff, vesend, October 5, te . T ZariETAinlin Hartlepool. October 4 to .......Cronasel TEASELS SPOKEN WITH. BARIUM (barque), of Newcastle, Sept. 21, of Cape de Gatte. BONANZA. Bed, from Liverpool for Lima, July 23, on the line, I. NJ W. Cowry, from Liverpool for Oenov, Sept. 12, lat. 39 N., lon. 10 W. Duos or Choocrarca, from Liverpool for Africa, July 31, lat. IJ N, km. 24 W. HARRY AND klawasarr, from Galata for Queenstown, Sept. 11, of lirraMm, from London for Rio de Janeiro, Sept. 22, It. 46 N., lon. 12 W. Tonunsox (brig), from Galata for Queenstown, off Ccrigo. Two , '" (ship), of and from Bt. John, N. 8., for Lnerpool, Oct. 1, of Thaw. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BLx rHS IaLOOOR.--gept. 30, at Westgate, Warwick, the wife of G. A. lid goer, Esq., of a daughter. MACDONALD.—Oct. 2, at the Brill& Hotel, Edinburgh, Lady Mo,: donakl, of a son MILWARD.—Sept. 29, at Lexley Hour. near St Um wife of John *award, Esq., of a &on and heir. POWELL —Oot. 2, at Ilighbury.oreseent, Mrs. C. Poled', of & daughter. 1011111.—ost. 2, at Westwood Cot'sge, Enfield, the wl e of the Bee. 8. J. Pmith, 8.A., of a daughter. WHITMARSII.—OoL 9, at Exeter, Mrs. Whitinarsh, of a son. WINSLOW.—Oct. 3 at Sums Home, Hammersmith, the wife of P. Winslow, M.D., of a daughter. ..,Too, MARRIAGES. CANNEY-8111T11.--Oet. 1, st Megaton, Derbyshire, by the Rev. E. Poole, R. B. Canary, EN., of Braeolde House, iin;ade lairs, Kent, to Catherine , third daughter of the late Rev. J. Bright, of ektfliag• ton flail, Leicestershire, and widow of the late W. Breath, Esq., of Ring Williamonreet, London. GORDON—FRATHERBTON.—Oet. 2, at Bt. John's, Damndest'. W. Gord,a, Raq , of the Island or Modems, to Rmma, &tooter of the late J. Featherston, Esq., of Newbold, Orange, Durham. . _ _ W, taiTEHOUNN-22221.1;iLL—Oat. I. at All &Ws', Langtiara.plare, Bt. Margie's:se, I. Whltethoe, Esq., of Lincoln'anta.tlelds, to Augusta lulu, youngest daughter of the late W.Merdall, tag. FOOD—WiIITELOCK.—Sept. 2i, at Great Amwell, Herta by the Nay. B. N. Rolfe, M.A., W. Wood, Esq., Bradford. Yorkshire. to Margaret Elisabeth, daughter of the late E. Whiteloth, Esq., of Lloyd's, London. rORTHINGTON—BFNTLEY.—Sept, 23, at Rotherham, by the Rev. It. Mosley, John, mooed son of W. Worthington, Vol.. of the Broriburst, Cheshire, to Elisabeth, youngest d-iughter of it that. ley, liaq., of Rotherham. Yorkshire. DEATHS. CAMPBELL—Oet I, at Cheraw, Archibald Blair, son of A. GAnP• bell, Esq., aged 3. CRAM BERLAIN.—Oct. 2, Flisabeth, second daughter of the Rev. K. Chamberlain, of Bwanage, Dorsi. DAM.—Bept. SO, at East flodelgh, J. Dew, Esq., steward of the late Lord Rolle, at the advanced age of 89. SMEETON.-244.1. 27, at teeda, IL Bmeeton, Fee., formerly of Graf ton, neer Beroughbridge, aged 92. WIGHT.--flept. 30, at Edinburgh, Andrew, elder son of the Rev. 11 Wight, aged 24. YEATES.-Bert. SO, at Rathmtnea, Martha, relot of the We it Yoder. FAci,ot Reynoldmown, Dublin. aged 72. Pruned end published by WILLIAM Huse Bust of No. S, Lambed. inset, in the City ot Loedon. hinter. ldmtard • street, In the precinct Ol nosy,Vitutetriare,—ls Omens 6, 34 ~/ ----- Hamburg OO . Of Holland Lisbon .. Pacific India via Southampton India via Marseilles Berton and Halifax Mexico and liavannah West India Brasil