The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-07 00:00:00

RAILWAY MEETINGS. YORK AND NORTH MIDLAND. HALT-YEARLY AND EXTRAORDINARY NIZTINOS. Tssetreff tbe ball Foley T Nardi Miglas4 CegalP o 7 1 • 14161 : 64 ". 1 1 ;11. CaawszAT, sliairsiss et the dingle's, pessiiiise. Tt r stimAmm, M ost.boidsra was ass My assasso., .4.• D s D m " ma , Uo Whit* On INA Lw not beim noes fiat ball Eta. me BICRIYARY read the directors' : Year directors sameed bat doeply Lamm that It Is their' pistol ditty to lay Wier. you at this hall-yearly meeting of tho proprietors of the York sad North Midland Railway, a mart sad meemats os ..troy at veriest, with all others whisk haw bees rasestrd to yea at hewer inestinge. It weak* have bees a ann. of is. protest grstiamtins to year pressed dimmers to ham met yes with a motioned as. roopseity gibe sensors whisk hes her etta. =to tads Marge, cad with the easeeeetatrat el a tardier deveLmmeat of trails willed' had hose sesght by a e m pe has maded exreeitart of capital. hue would also have be.. satafamory to them if they soold have suited that rapid proems hes bona made duriug the past hell you is carrying oat a farther menenre which was calculated to ensure a considerable *d ads, to the through trifle of the York sad North Midland Railway; aa.l it would have been most pleasing to t:"ini to have been warraated it recommending a matisuanto of the Imp ridden& which the shareholders of this railway hay hitherto received. Bat a wen of duty sad koseety of pith yso compel year Craters to deny themselves sad your selves for the premiss mama smell gratitimmion sad salts- Medea as then all reams and mamactawats would have bleu to them, sad they are iinaysidably drives to lay before youths Opt Mit yearly soeueuts and rep wt which have haws submitted to the proprietors of this railway which have maveyed saytl"na but of the most flattering ammo in re gard to this mama However noplasant or unpalatable them imensats mid this report may pr ms they cannot be Pt reached with a studied mast of truth. sad they carry with them in the minds of those who ham' (retard them a a aisolatios in the reflection, that burr rer dark the watt statements mar be, there is no pre meditate! fa:so coaariag attached to them. They are blood era truth, as tar as your direct TS have base able to emertein the tenth, aid they an untainted by as intend= or desire to d-thive M any way ; and, however Plattant your dine on mey be to east Alms elsewleseo, they will sat hesitate to °oedema what they think has bees doss to the lorry el this eatern or to impute negligence where that which ought to have bees dose has not born dew. Your d!r. eters proved then to Este that sines the meet lag in York, on the 24th d-y of May lase, they have sow flood thew tier . loos to petting at the exact ream Malaita of the company is respect to its liabilities of dab; to all par whethsr ors aIITNTIn of cosetrartion or of , and the seittirment, u far as Feasible, of all matters in and arrest of payment with con ratters and trait amen kavieg long standieg claims upon the company: to the cur rent conduct of toe railway, and to the earliest pesible complied"' of toe breach Mum Bor on Saimaa to knotting loy, to Wart the junction of the Y vk and North Midland Railway wall the Urea; Northern Railway, and these par ticular p dots • I h the various negotiations wi h other rail way isenseaniCe 'or Maids aria , runes% have occupied the attention of your n haters, lea ing the committee of invent. patina, wh'cb the shareholders weirs pleased to app Ant on the 24:b day of May, to eztend their exertions and icquiries to all the =uremia regard to this railway which were en trusted to their charge; and while on this pule', year direc tcn bog lea,. to rbeer,, that it has been their greatest pleasure and r davour to forw.rd la every way the object. of that comm i . tee, and to assist sad consult in all matters with them, and which c e-operation it is trusted will bes con firmed by that committer. Yost directors have found that very many unsettled as- WWI% arid of long standing, wen pressing against the com pany for payment, b..h on t h e cu.struction amount hid on the revenue account. and, sonsequently, heavy payments have bees mad, to contractors, whath were eharitrahl• to capital account, and a seceded' of which will be given, !Mowing precisely of what consist the additional charges to capital to toe Isst half-year. Several of theme Mils were long overdue, and interest bad accrued upon them, and has bees paid; but your directors had no reason la be diesatielle; with die fairness of any of tae parries in the settlements which have been made. They c..uld have wished that earlier Osamu( the coat/acme had hen if, tied, and they regret to observe that titers are yet 'bre* accounts of the contractors unsettled, one of which is referred to an i ration. Every attention wi.i he given to close terse acn)unte as quickly Si may be coaaatent with the intonate of the company, and when have already been settled and paid lino. the 30th Joao Inst. _ - le regard to the outstanding amounts against the eonipany, ma the worm of r.vieue, a very gp.at proportion Pave been got in, and it is a matter of regret that th .t proportion of the amount wticit did Dot attach to the last lw If e l i eer, hat sot bus settled in former heLyean, during who the ankles delivered aid charged were consumed, and the liabilities in. curved. A system of procrastination and delay in making just permeate, has for a lope time most 'manifestly misted, and to the per. judien of the concern is every way. Is the unreal ...widest of the retie/ay, and i• its re bairns with other companies, considerable improwistat and Rivals tepees laT411(40DIOD'Il may yet be made. It spoils to your mho, direetore that due &nen ion could not by pen. 'ability have been gives by say one head to s many con cerns es were chi.ily managed et attempted to he managed by the late execeitive in this railway. Ilene *huges in the officers of the company have been merle. and o.4ises are still 'manifestly neenaary, and arm under tiesitleratinn ; and in the claws of the wooers, ba h in regard to the manner of keeping the accounts and to the paaataality att.t efficiency of the parties employed, champs lave bees made, cad others are at required sad are also la progress. la the very short period which has bees allowed to year present directors, and that period so much amemesrily interrupted by the exertion, 4,1 r the enenraile• of investigation, in their occupation of the books and servants of the clammy. it has not been in their power to do all that th-y could have wished, bat they saddently trust that the committee m investotethot will Ivore enema fully into every matter of the past and that their reputes will contain all which may b e Load del miest in this, for tie inlormatina e 4 the proprietors. Your directors were very muck concerned when they took office to dad this sot any progress had been aide in the breach from Barka Saloom to Knott.nctley I The extreme impetus, el this jeattina att atud their tamed,ate and imestserissa atteathit, sad they us no. happy to intone you that considerable progress has already been made in the weeks ; that the whole "dike land is now agreed for, and L. pommies of the company, and that toe junction will be)oticl any _reasonable doub , be comp/eM tor tniffic by the lest day of Mirth nest. It may have been observed by the proprietors Out in the rep•rt of the directors of the Great Northern It ,ilway of the 11th August, it is fit role stated that "the weeks ow the junc..on line of three Se ks, wades frt.' Knottineley to Burton Salmon by the York and North Company are is active swamies, sad it is expected will be finished *oily in the spring." It appears matter of the utmost imp4rtance mat the flret engeserneat between Ibis eompaoy and the Groot Northern Company should have beer. faithful y and panes orally carried out by (Oil company, both as a matter of in tegrity wit► very powerful ells, sad of the 11,11 release to this company, but the &lay which wee alloweA to newt in the ociastauctioa of this rel. small, though ha. portant, branch, shows to your prestige di...cum =at a similar feeling could not have been entertained by toeir pre vious enteutive. This besa-h only 3i miles is *Meat, but witb an impor tant bridge over tine titer Aire, will be colatruated, and the load paid fur, at a cost not azistadiai 76,0001., which amount will be provided fur by tit • peen already exareised, mud 'et to be ezerciWri. 3,r borrowing nosey ur der lb. iecority of the debentures of the company. The cost of this sn..st die taints, as far as the land is cuocerneo. is izawaire, but your preseat directors found sgriements for parta of the lead at eacomivo TSUI. It is cone: nay expected that a very considerable poetise the through traffic from the eastern side of the north of Inland and Scotland will be mildew:l through this June tiara with the Great North. re Railway, bring the move direst Ws to the metropolis when opened Swingboat, and musk is same* by its direeton in " the coaxes of the maw MUM " 'lt may also have been observed that at the half yea;ly meeting of that sionmeny, on the 11th of August, a very partial expression of opinion was aide, that the direst line from Doc easter to York should be constructed by the Greet Northern company, but mat the far toner part of the meeting were in mvour of the Knottituflir and Banos Selman junction wits the York and North Midland Railway. Your directors have entire wahine, in the wisdom of both ponies Mat the arrangement now existing between the Great Northern asespany sad the York aid North Midland company, will not only be maintained but stragatard, sad to which end, nothing Cellitlatllt with the honour lad fair intense of the shareholders of the Yolk sad North Midland Railway, and friendly relation with other rsilsa!a, will be found *amiss is your directors. In calling year surname now mere pamieulaily to the revenue samosa% for the last half pier, it will be observed that it is heeded as " excludes( all payments and receipts not helonmste to this half year," sad case has been liken, as tar as posfible, that this point has 'Jen attended to. Ryas] attention hes also been paid that it does enfant all that eau be fairly plated to its credit, and a l that can tfe family pissed to its debit ; and wages, salaries, rates, and tams, and all charges have beta made up to tae exam day es w eurafely and fully as possible. All interest amounts an e imileved to the day. and it is believed that this account as to the lac halt year is is faithful a stateliest of its :mule as can be made. It will be wed that not any property ten is charged, as that tan eel( evidently depends epos the net profit of the half yeas itself, and can be calculated Rpm that os ly. The !standee in exhibiting the half-year's amount in re lation to the half-year itself only is to lay adore the shar► be& n thy real premed poetise of their property, in order that its future protium msy be judged without of renee to the past ; and your directors will feel prrfeetly w Meat that the examinatiou of this arena& be submitted to the commit me of investigation or any other tribunal which %tom share holders may be plowed to adopt. It will be men that the weekly receipts have avenged 6,6701, and the working expenses 43 per sent As tar se the latter esieulatioe is a guide, seas little distaste. guy be effected in the expenses, sad it is biped sad mallently repotted that these melee of 11.11N01 pt wish have bet a lower than they will oasis be in tame Nerageedlog half. years. The weekly maims shies the Sahel (i uPfle the present automat eta Ote ammo oftlioalgle wake sada' ge dig 35th of Ansa to 6,1201. Year dimities prelar, at this melting tame. ohm le IWO 14111111M1111 of folk with yew pa 'sty, rather that the 4:passim of opinams se elision tofu• taw rapes% ; bit tarp asset avoid ev o s si i rg ca. i t dap regret that a petrel dilatation of •; se male of the T.rk and Noah Mins d r etaebomaba daring the 1 ant • 'simpered with the publish' d f° , tulls of the '""P heltyrar of the yes 1849, sod lua° lll w* 198,4341. It MIMS be flailed that thew are eaves Ow part of this diaimetiou whisk are Of Mr, plimasset Waft MN N rel the same time to be named that No genteel der swiss of the agrieniturel sad masalesturiag lettersets is Ilnrlnhire, sad the north of Begland rearally, lies emend a embassies is the travelling of the periled's, awl aim that the uncionled state of the method. wed of that part whisk is mere imam. ; dietely easseetsd with the pert of Hall, his had a very peening Weft is sespeadiag the immerse sad Gam masioades through that important dapple( plow. Both in regard to the trammel et geode and the eseveyeses of paw mem. the Teak sad Hoak Midland Railway, thumb its Lads sad Selby, wad deltry wad Bull Haar, has guff red to • eensiderable Meat, and it Is acildestly hoped that this mass of Melanges of Wale base sow removed, the re ceipts en this pert of the line will roseate their fonstr meat. There ere, however, rival commaalcations betimes the searnahatering distrists of idasichester, likt Said, Leeds and Hsll, whisk goateed with the York and Nara Midland Railway Company kw the trails between these pleas, and mull sae general maderstanding between the several companies, so essaatly coo trading splay tech other for the raw object, can be a/reaped, it must be waned that the public will derive ea unfair advaatsge from the sompetitim. Had the Mil sad unwarranted dividends of 10 per ant. upon the aphid laid oat is railways sever beat declared, bat the last acid hones sarongs cooly of the 11,st lime. been paid to the proprietors, no such ruining cooperation of walla lines from sad to the some places, and ter the ease objects of Wale, would have broupht the rats whisk has bona Sedated spas ths thousands of the new, as well as Use original, ad. yammers is railways. To this freed epos all pu*s has the present proprivtary of the York sad North Midland Kenney to date is present adverse Oilet•Ma010, sad the depreciated value of Its stook. It is with pain sad disgust that your dinghies are com pelled to atm& to the semi ace-eau of the half-year another seelent, soder the We of Imposes assonnt. It will be sien that it consists of "sues wiit► were chargeable to the revenue account prior to December 31st, UM, and which do not attach to the work in; of the railway account of this half-year." The total amount of this account now stands, debtor, 93,4311. 9a. 3d , and it is evident that a considerable addition cost yet be made to it. The one chugs of property tax already paid in this half year is not the w►ole Le which the sonspany are liable to the payment of . There will be some where about 20,0001. yet to pay, but of which it is expected • 'cosi& rah'. pert will be r.ciovered, and there coy pos sibly hi other amounts yet, w►lsh it is feared lactose this very discreditable and disastrous amount. Every ex planation which tan be afforded is at the service of the shareholders, aid a schedule of the details of all the i•etas is in the room for the inspection of the shareholders, as also the ledger and journal, to show the entries forming the ac counts of " sundries " and " stations," and the vouchers for that of "general seemints," It must be left to the shareholden to deal with this amount secordimg to their own discretion, and your directors will not sew take upon themselves the offer of an opinion upon the sabjeet. They only state the accnust as not applicable in any one amount to the last halt year, and they deeply lament even to be the organs through which such an account is submitted to the shareholders of this railway. It has already been laid before the committee of investigation, and may now, at the pleisure of the shareholders, be again refined to that or any other tribunal. The second report of your commit'., of investigation is now also before you, and your directors can only farther assure you of their earnest desire to 00-operate wit► the com• mine* and yourselves in every measure which may be deter mined sad reenamended for the advantage of this company ; that they have nothing at heart is the matters of this railway but its true and fullest interest*, the consideration of which they are now ready to enter into with you, and to afford every possible iutormation upon then which lies in their powsw WILLIAM CLAWIMIAT, • THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1849. REVENUE ACCOUNT TO 30TH 'JUNE, 1849. _ _ The following amount ezendet all pimento and receipts not belonging to this half year:— Da A a. d. 8 ad. To nalsemeass al way mad repairs at peoperty Lamalva Expense. : Wasting and repelling maws 16,933 4MI pas 9,232 14 9 26,205 16 10 Duty Is goverment ..., 2, 3 00 15 11 9 Ilirostion 3 0 0 Compunadign 323 14 11 Missalansess ay..., gas, laaaresoe, M 1,579 1 3 Rates and Wm 11,763 7 6 Frieder, adonalleg, and alakaary 1,219 6 7 &darer 0 noldiat englanar. , aed eaves la tie emilar dipartaint, and a base swam - 6,066 1 11 To Woos el dodo awl porton la tea lawelassible *priming. end tar oil, Isla% anger% as. 10= of pa 9 ennan, sorters. sad and 16annaMen Station ea. junlaTt- 7,693 2 $ To making oarriopea and now* 4,127 0 6 To men* of neat, lasladang 110 W Mar 41111. of yid* to means rata lialtye: b r ar rirtk part. 0,9111 a. Ild. 370 1 3 1 11 To law * 4,497 5eg0s S3S 9 0 To mirage, burl neat* BO 0 7 73,630 IS 4 To War* ca eiortpigo bonds. 3l 332 1 3 To lain** load mobs,* not paid 1,042 7 5 23,604 $ 8 To not of Ilull and Selby Rd*, 33,000 0 0 lb &Mr* oa Hud and belay Pro forma, Shur To biter* on Hull sad Selby cella paid la aver= 933 17 3 - 19,433 0 7 To barren on tanking account, Nth Jaw Deduct Inter* on Holland belby Pipe's's illawast, Ist Ja•uary Is Mien . tat If I Defeat as aortzmairi as- art. 1193 19 Dagen co old die deed. ll9 4 9 Baden an raw dividend ST • 19 Mewl cm Hull mid U 19 • Urdu on Nance and Del& bill 'bares, :etblanuely lo Nth Jump 1,309 • 11 246 5 0 Balance 102,033 7 1 Ca. By peineners, parcels, horses. ear liege% and = 576,830 8 6 By piloting . 268 13 4 By Erin -- .... By inorisedins —..--.......„ .. t 63.3112 17 8 _. 53,1132 4 3 By 0111191 4,910 8 1 04,253 10 2 By rents sod staith dues 2,498 11 7 By interest on calls , orumsti4inl4 and y. t due born 14 Jan. to 30th Jean /3,548 10 7 Interest reortied 784 2 9 4,332 13 4 By dividend on Hall sad Selby 'bares 1, 0 33 12 0 By traasiw Ins 282 11 0 A 1112,033 7 1 Ase?a►o? o, HALANCI 811111?, 30= Juss, 1849. Ds. -- Tent V. Makin Compaq £101,062 9 6 Iltures on b and ... l.lOl 13 6 Interest an adle In wrest: - Sundry OCOUYI2III dal :o 111. Cailpally.... ...... .............. 10,000 10 1 Interest on blelust and Dritbeld shares „... —... 111 IS 6 BM, reee,weble la prowl esry note from Jearp Radios 210,177 II 111 littering Aeries ll4 II • ._ ___ _ _ 40.393 3 2 Hall sod Selby di•klend on thareo parthaaid l,u3s 12 0 onapeara sca.ant, eo tar no at proton asountolood 93,01 9 Ca. .9933,929 1 7 Worm at capital scenat Helmet of meow 17,874 19 II Mediae. end latemt unsold Seedy amounts dee hoe the exam, Itset to Hell sad &dry Conway .... 32,037 10 0 Ineeeneesa ronsved 2,516 IS 3 533, 8961ragsg Accouxr, 30.11 June, 18 4 929 1 7 9, Consisting of sums which were chargeable to revenue account prism to D.ceasbi r 31, 1848, and which do not attach tu th. winking of the railwal i. or aceoant of this hall year. Mortgage bord Interest /16,634 17 10 brevet co land purchase' bat sat geld for, du to latadoestre Amoost el sone which have seeentabled seder the Molise of . soadries," in Win 23,1'77 15 4 *meat of vane white bans sossnwelsted ender the Issedlog of " stataaas" 01101001 et agate, inebsulag lowest paid an bed par shoed, Away sae, nate and tame, printing, anis. rim, en. Dlvbfead es Hon led Beer preessess shares, W 314 Derseohsr, 19.11 bared as Hall and Ilk oath, pant in advance to 31st Deareatter, lin looms tea 11%431 9 3 Some coevertation reveling the suspense amount took place, in the course of which one sbarenolder asked for an explanation of the 93,0001. odd, the total of this account, pat of which, he had no doubt, belonged to the capital recount. The CHAIRMAN had no doubt that part of it justly sad prayer', belonged to capital. After some di.comion as to the formation of s depreciation fund, the r. purl of the directors was adopted uumnimously, the miswrite eccoust belag left in lumen's, to be examined and hereafter reported upon and dealt with. Mr. WILSON ~n tered spots a long statistical statement in famine of a plan tor, jtgreeiag about the purchase of the and . We understood the plan to be to pay ma Hall sod Selby Crsopzay 4 per cent. on 1121. 10s. for 6W. share. It was sag.eded that Mr. Wilson should ley his statement before the directors, and the Chairman promistd the subject Amid ham their attention. It wu armed and seconded that the 1 7, 0 001. istrlllu should go to the formation of a depneiatios (and. Mr. RAND moved as an amendment that the rum be gdioad in the bands of the direeton. (Laughter, and a tors., " Pot what pat pus. I") Mt. LAND—Of noun to be serried forward to next ball pet. Toi CHAIRMAN soonsetod It was b. km to War a dui sloe at present oa tt is matter, aahl Ike anal report of lb. comantoto mate out, in alma a month's time. This dine• tore would then ramps b, ab:e to submit a plan for disro bur of the impose* a=cestat. This ea rtes tat was eventually adopted, sad • vote of tucks keying bun accorded to the chairman sad the dire.. tors, ski half yearly meeting was concluded. Tits CHAIRMAN, iu rtsposdlog, stated that his heath and hie other oseapatioas would not all mr ►in to continue la tbat politic. bars; and t►at it had bola de+e•mised by am bend to theft tie Lord Mayor of York in his place. THE SPECIAL MEETING. The meeting wee Nen milt special, for the reception el the sewed report et the consetee of investigation. Pint, the relfgeatioas of BirJoba filinpeoe, Geo. Jennings. Esq., lad GOL Dodsweetb, E q., from the board of nine ties were easouseed. Th. repot of re committee of investigation being taken r read, Mr. Alderman SWANN, chairman of the committee, of• kred seer roulette in justification of their having recom mended the removal of the above 'oedema from the board of direction. TiteiseCiug wee net ever wbea tho emirate loft, bat we have received the result. (By Heetrie TelegraPb.) Ths most of thrtoOmmitts• of investigalion was adapted. The resignation of the &resters wis accept, d. Authority wsa gives w directors to en( use an immediate asttlsrasat of ths claims set forth is the committee'. report. LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE. The proceedings at this metrics came hi a close at halt palig Ivo o'clock, and the only further business clone aher ear weal bed been despatched was the adopton of the award reacomended, and of two other rf SliUtiolll-0110 of wide ampawered the directors to raise 560,0001, additiooal capital by the mode related out in the report, and the 0.11 amayiewerimi tbas le naive paymeots oa shams in full and semen thaw late pefiap stock. CLERICAL. PRIPIZNIXTS.-4ti.. B. K. HILL, to Bradford V., Wilts, diocese or Salisbury • 586 k with residence ; patron, Dian sad Chapter of Bristol Rev. W W. Dasatiro, to Watford (Al Saints. Bishop wood), P. * C . Hereford; dieeoto of Raeford ; 35/.; patron. J. P.rtridge, Esq. Vadawcr.—Glossop V.,D irby ; diocese of Lichfield; 1144; Rev. C. Howe, deemed ; patron, Truce's. NAVAL Anwirwurr, Barr. B.—Arrossnuavra.—To Heela— Lieutenants : W. E. Fisher, C.H. Sampson. Acting Master : H. D. Mirline. Acting Pawn :G. Penfuld. Midshipmen : J. F. Griffith", and F. C. Coevalar. Navel Cadet : C. J. Broworigg. Master's Asais:ant : E. Goss. Clerk : B. B. Webber. Boatswain :J. Gardner. Carpenter : W. Han mar. Gunner :H. Journ. Pastenite Ikpnonjia —Surgeon superiatend,nt : J. Salmon. To be foremen of shipwrights : W. Moody, at Woolwich ; A. Moon, De.vonprert ; W. B. Robinson, Pembroke ; 1). Harding and P. Thornton, filleernne. Davonrour, Barr. 6.—Flying Fish, 12, Commander niter, WM paid Wynn no Monday and sailed on Tuesday with mails for the coast of Africa.—Spartan, 22, was taken into dock yesterday.—Heel, steamer, at this port, is to be 'brought forward for imunnission forthwith.—Niobe, 28, will be launched on Tuesday, the 18th of this month.—Black Eagle, Admiralty steam yacht, arrived ynterday from Portsmouth, having Admiral Dundas and family on board, bound to Pembroke. Sae came ioto harbour for coals, and will sail early on Thursday morning.—The Salamander, at , will sail this day in charge of Mr. Davy, supernumerary master of the Impregnable, with Mr. Henderson, master at tendant, and party, who are to navigate the °ataxia, 60, from Pembroke to this port. 2 its 82n.uuswor DItIVEL—The follow/log is a copy of a letter from on board the steamer to • friend in England : ° Valparaiso, June 30, 1849.-1 take the opportunity by the present mail of informing you of our arrival at this port on the 11th. You will see by the rapers of our having called at Madeira, Rio de Janeiro, and Monte Video, at which lest named place we remained a week in quarantine, having several cases of small-pox oa board, which, lam happy to say, all terminated favourably. Soon after oar departure from the River Plate we came through the Straits of Ma gellan, anchoring every night, and cut wood in Bougainville Bay, where we remained at anchor eight days. We had a moat anxious time of it, passing through the channels, very narrow. constant hail and snow storms, and the weather so very thick that frequently we could not see a quarter of • mile a head of the ship. It was • splendid sight to see the immense ridges of mountains towering above our heads, varying from one thou sand to two thousand feet above the sea, and covered with perpetual snow. I scarcely renumber having seen such heavy %malls as those we experienced off Cape Forward, that are called by the natives "Nillicraws;" one of them blew our starboard piddle-box boat overboard, although we had Ina sails set at the time. We fell in with a small American schooner, which had made repeated attempts to pus Cape Fsrwarci for ten days, and could not snow, ed ; she, however, got a favourable start and proce!dad. After paw ing the straits we fell in with such heavy north-west gales that we wen compelled to rasa into Lord Nelson's Straits, passing through matrons narrow channels, until we came oat of the Gulf of Pence, to the south of the pi nwale, palled Tres Montag, and close to the Wand en whisk the Wager frigate, one of Commodore Ann's ships was yenned very many years back. We sailed the greater part of the passage from England, only steaming when absolutely necessary. Stu is a beautiful In boat. The admiral is here, with flag in the Gor gon, the Asia having sailed for Coquimbo and Callao, I believe, on the 6th June, and will be there about two month.. The Champion is antis, at the latter piece. The Amphitrite, from the *oast of Africa, is gone to the Sandwich Islands. The Inconstant is at California ; and the Cowman to the northward, about to collect freight, and to be here the end of August, on her passage to Eng land. The Herald and Panders, I believe, at Panama, ordered home; and the Cockatrice at this port. The Daphne, which arrived here on the 18th, basing been detained in the River Plate fur a length of time, sag's on the 2nd of July for the Fejee Islands. I fancy we shall be here for some time yet. There are little or no intermediaw freights for men of-war now, being always shipped in the mail steamers, which run up and down the oust twice • month, although only once to Panama, so that the only chains • ship has is perhaps the charge of a trip to the northward before coming home. The admiral is very much like d, and iikewise all the family. He is exoteciingly quiet, and does not put himself in a fever, as some commanders-in chief are in the habit of doing. There was a talk of our going to Yncauver's Island, but the distance is so great, and no means of recalLng the ship it wanted, that I do not think we than be sent. A sailing•vesul is of very little use there, on account of the strong currents and narrow channels. The first lieutenant of the Daphne is invalided, being unfit fur duty from having broken his thigh. The mail 1 in a few hours for England." MILITARY. Tan CoLortztcr or inn 19rit FooT.—Major•tisaenl Turner, the general officer commanding in the Cork district, is, it issaid, to be appointed to the coloueley of the 19th Foot in succession to the late Gen. Sir Warren Peacccke. PINSIONERIV DISTRICTS.—Toe Seeretary at War has formed an additional division of the London district under the superintendence of Captain Christie. To. following changes eoneequo nt thereon have been authorised, viz. :— March, Pet, rborongh, ,Whittlesea, from Cambridge to Lyn.. Great Hadfield, Halstead, from First Est London to Cambridge. Tunbridge.—From Chatham to Brighton; and the London district has been arranged as follows : Deptford avisios, Cao'ain Christie. Head•quarters, D•ptlord.—Out stations—Bromley, Croydon, Ewell, Rei gate, Westerns's'. The cfilmr of thil division pays the ba faces doe to men who are admitted in-peosiouers of Green wich Hospital. Past Ent London Division, Captain Holden.—Heed gasmen, Tower-hill.—Out Stations—Braintree, Coggin's'', Maldon, Witham. Second Ent London Division, Captain Wood.—Head. quarters, Tuw.r-hill —Out Stations—Brentwood, Billeting, Chelmsford, Grip, Rasleigh, Rousford. Pint West London Division, htsjor Orr.—Head-quarters, Hospital.ChelseHospital. Out-stations—Brentford, Henley, High Wycombe, MaMimhead, Uxbridge, Windsor. •nd Wait London Divirion, Major Campbell.—Head quartets, Chelsea Hospital Out-stations--Avlesbary, Aeolu s-hos, Berkbangstead, Leighton Buzzard, Tring, Watford. First North London D,viaion, Ceptam Warde.—Head quartets, Quieksevrow. Ontmtatime—Bgnet, Damnable, Ed.,e sore ' Hitehen Hatfield, Luton, St. Alban's. Second North L ondon Division, Caphin Calm—Head qnarters, Cloicksec-row. Out stations—Bishop's Stanford, Donntow, Epping, Harlow, Hertford, Pundet's End. Waltham Cross. Sinth London Division. Captain Nntt.—Head-quarters, Kranington-comsion. Oat.stations—Kinpton, Staines, Wokingrani. Woolwich Division, Kilo" Forbes. Hera-quarters, Woolwich. Out-stations D .r:ford. Chimaera from Chatham, St. M.ry Cray, Sem utak., Riverhead. Theta changes have taken • &et from the lit whine. MEDICAL. err's Hoserrat.-0a Wednesday last Mr. John Hilton was asanine.o ly elected by the governors of Gay's Hospital to the poet of surgeon to that institution, vacant by the death of Xt. Aston Key. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S-TIICRWAY. A very thin attendance, std business so slack that we are Wired to sake up most co! the subjoined quomtiona from or. LEGER. 2to on 1 ord Eallwoo's Tbo Flying Dutchmen (t). IS to sart Mr. A. Nichots's NAM) kirk. 20 to Mr. Granary's loupgaroa. 25 to Mr. Bowes's Thringarth it). 15 to Mr. rodlefs Chatterer (t). 11 to •- Mr. Nemll's Harbert (t). 15 to Lord Stanley's Uri& 15 to Mr. Gamble's Volcano. 1000 to 0 Lord Eater's GIKI4IIOn. 900 even between Motions and Thrinpret. Old lhat Tacker was not Inantsoessl. to TOIXIIHILI HANDICAP. II to 2 too t Mx. Bowels Tluingasta It 5 to 1). 1 Mr. NovtlTo Lads (t). 10 —1 Lord anassrlahl_ 565k5. Ta ft (1). 0-1 MIL Tin sod ruaM 0). DONCASTER CUP. 2110 to on Conenen p. p. (1). THE CESAREWITCH STAKES. 11 to 1 opt Lord Ezeter's Genera° (t 23 to I). 1. 1 Date of Bedtbrd's et. Roars (t). 23 1 Copts n Latinate. hooka!! (t) ES 1 Mr. Honey's Hon Mot (t 30 to I). 10 1 Lard man'. Nothtutwo. LOP 18 Lr J. Howler's Venal I (O ( . IM O lard EgUnton's Elhiron t). 400 —lBO Lard now. lot ( I. and oft deb THE CAIBERIDOE 4 HIRE STAKE& 1000 to AO opt Mr. Nkholit Woolwich (t). DELBT,II3O. 1400 to 10 opt the Dabs of lUahnitatd%Conspro (t). DONCANTIII &ann.—The directors of the Great North ern and Easters Goliath. Railway Companies have adopted oar saga.. ion with regard to • special train on Monday next, and have announced that it will leave the Biihopagats station at 10 rm., and arrive at Doncaster at 5 p.m., thus avoiding charge of carriages and road travelling ; a special train will also be start. d on the St. Lrgar day at 6.45 cm., due at Doncaster ►b.nt 12 at none to return the same day at b p.a. Oa the last day (Friday), a train will leave at 5 p.m. to arrive at Bishopssrate at 11,30. These arrangements mem every way calculated to mast the wishes and conve rgence of the racing community. ROCHESTER AND CHATHAM RACES. THURSDAY. KAMM PLATS Of 401. Het% 1 Silo Mr. E. Finance's The o.d Fox. ) es, let llb . Menial Mr. Wollon's Mat abloom. S yrs, let Ilb . (IL Sisereeerl Mr. Robertes Heroine, 77A 7.4 llb (Min! Mr. Ilembury's klub, Syr., let llb Minder, lir. rine% Manebeeer, 4 yrs, est 4,b (Eateell: Mr. L. Davis's Heine Mode, 4 yrs, Bet llb (Barker, Wen easy. 1 1 $ 2 2 3 O 0 O 0 0 dr. Mamas' PLATS of 601., aided to a sweepstakes of soy.. each ; tha second to save his rake, and the winner to be sold for 6001, &c. 21 miles. (5 subs.) Mr. W. Elwell% Mailman, 4 yrs, 7st 41b .(8.. Sherwood) 0 I Mr. Starensoes Old English Gentleman, 3 yrs, est 31b (Saha 0 dr. Mr. Bleunonde's Dan Tucker, 4 yrs, Sat lib (Uornsbv, jun. ) 3 Mr. Wilkie's low aged. Mt lib (Yates) 4 Mr. C. Formby's Grist, 4 yrs, 7st Sib ........ (I.3nuch) 3 A due rasa, ended in a dead heat. Deciding heat—Mews man walked over. o.enzisox STAISS, of 3 sore. each, and 50 added. Oboe round mud a dia. (3 subs.) Mr. Purvles Mountain Dew, 3 yrs, list Glb (Mr. Cowen) I Mr. Pollard's Minus, sund., list I lib (Owner) 2 Mr. Bechelluses Bustle,yrs, list 13lb (Owner) 3 Wun in a canter. MIDWAT STAKES, of 2 sou. each, and 23 added, the second to receive 3J.: one. round and • dis.; (5 subs)—were won by Mr. Drewitt's His Eseelleney, In, Bet 21, (Sher wood). besting Mr. Mytton's Martingale, 6 yn, let 41b, sad two others. ROCKINGHAM STAKES, of 5 son. each, and 60 added. Heats, I mil. and • ralt ( 4 auls ) Mr. Masco's Inz IL, 4 yrs. Bet 3lb (Bartholomew) I I Mr. Edn)'• Master Murray, aged. 7st 1?lb ... (J. sharps l 3 2 Mr. Imuirlass's Toot Tough, aged, let 1110 ... (W. Abdale) 2dr Mr. 11. ILlsg'aMy Mary aged, 7st 121 b (Crouch) 4 dr Won by a neck. MORPETIi RACES.—WswasoAr. M (HANDICAP) STANZA of 10 POTA. each, 6 ft, and 3 ouly if declared, with 69 added ; the second to save his stake. (10 subs., 6of whom declare . . Mr. Join Gill's lady I'm.orf, 4 yrs, 751 11li Mr. Dinning's nallway King, 2 yrs, get 7lb Mr. Roherts's Lady Vora, aged, let Inib Sir C. blonek's Gulliver, 3 yrs, Est 1016 ........ 4 Viuii eas; by a leagtk. MINTERS' SMILES or Ifsors . each, and 20 added; 124 each ; half bred hones allowed 71b; winners of 601 one* 31b. extra, twice blb extra. Gentlemen riders. Two miles and a half. (4 sobs.) Mr. Dbmines Railway King, 5 yrs Mr. Atkinson's liezUwr Bell (h b), 4 era I Mr. G. eutJer's Nanny Banks Iti b), sym ...«...«......« $ Mr. Ilumbla's Grand neigaor, aged 4 Manama' PLAT. of 501. Heats. one ads and a half. Mr. Dawson's The Little Queen, 3 yrs, 7st 31b Mr. J. Gilt's Lady I'moff, 4 yrs, est 21b 1 1 3 Mr. Palmer's fly, 3 yrs, 7st 61k Mr. Graham's Lizzie of Brampton, 6 yin, bst 71b Mr. lleyplti's Cynthia, 3 yts, ist 3,b 2 4 dr CURRAGII ROYAL SEPTEMBER MEETING. WEDNESDAY. _. . The attendance yesterday was even more lirait.d than on Tuesday. The weather file, and the racing excellent. The following events were decided as under. The Marquis of Waterford's star was again in the ascendant, his lordship winning a ch rage Mr which he btarud: Baa MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 guineas, weight for age; three yr ulds, 9st 9.b ; four. 10et Illb ; five, list 41b ; six and aged, llat 7th ; 31b allowed to mares and geldings. Two miles. Lord Waterford's br e Cracow, by Kline, b yrs (Doyle) Colonel Westerns's b b Trouncer, 3 yrs (Ldly i Mr. Irwin's eh h Ballinsfsd, 5 yrs Captain Gordon'. b e King of Kildare, 4 yrs Capta (lainbter's b f 141 et Doe, 4 yrs t i gh ee"n ) i mee tney in Coptl3th (Light Dragoons) be Wyman, 4 ) r- (Tyone) ilsiting.—Even on Trouncer. Sylvan made Lbw running for about a mile, when he was heads 1 by T.ounosr and Cracow. The latter assumed the lead after passing the Lord Lieutenant's Gate, was not again headed, and won Monti)! WCLLINOTON STAKES. 30 son, It ft.; second to save has stake. Three-year old Course. Lord Waterford's b e Poitillion, 4 yes, Est 6lb (Doyle) 1 Mr. Claney's eh e Dough, 4 yrs, Ilst 121 b . (Magee) I Mr. Irwin's eh h Connaught Ranger )jetting.—lives on Dough, 6to 4 agst Postibioa. The favourite lad to the Anglesey Post, misers he wu caught and passed by Postillion, who kept in front to the judge's chair, and won easily. AMATRUS CORINTHIAN STAIRS, 15 son, 5 ft. Haifa, on. mile and a half on the Peel - - - Lord Waterford ' s eh g by Ikdelarr —Miss Chance, 4 yrs (Ir. T. Kennedy ' 0 I I Capt. Ilervey'seh e Widcatrake. 4 yrs (00 4 .) (M.. Davies I 2 1 Mr. la ildiunson's eh h Shinreoe, yrs (Mr. Peel 3 3Ws Lard Waterford's eh e by Bird stsher—Pertuta, 3 yrs (Capt. Item)) 2 odr Mr. Irwin's b g Best of Three, aged (76/.) .. (kr. Puuktt) die Ridu bitelitgence. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-YEST6RDAT. Bayou Ma. 031011111110211 l FAxs. IN RN EDWAItD TNOMMI DIILAPIELD.—TRN ITALIAN OreitS-muurs, COT.NT OANDEN. A brief summary of this important case appeared In yes terday's Espro.s. Mr. Banks, Fuh•atreet hill, prepared the balance-sheet, • copy of which we subjoin, from Nov.:saber, 1815, to July, 1849 : To creditors -- 133,337 16 6 For goods supplied awl swiss. PM. der.d Aube thrutr• /21,626 IS 0 For Cash borrowed 9,030 9 0 Sundry other debts 113,447 16 6 To creditors secured . 3,839 10 0 To habi:lties 2,931 8 4 On judgment obtained spied me um debt di; by A. Webster ^. .. . ..... 2,7_03 . 8 .5 On bills of exchange Capl , al Profits Share of prat Teasived tram Or *mif Coms mad o. IT!,?M S T Istertst on capital .... 1014 • • £143,336 3 9 By good debts .... ..............-- E 3 14 6 Bybad By babilitle., per coots By property (value to be asoertahmd) By ditto ut the hands of a creditor 3,037 10 0 By sub.crlptions due at the Royal Italian Opera BBO 13 9 By cash deposited In the fund. of Mott end Or , ambers, to perfect the title of the loyal Exchange Assurance to the hood held I y toe= To balance loss on the Royal Milan Opera account as under Amount of debt due by Mr. 8. P. Beale. the Romer Imam from which be held my ladenusky 21,144 3 6 Itspeneee paid lot carrying on the per. Memo* s for the magus 11148 loom receipts 41,008 12 II 1 $4,753 I 10 Expenses paid sad iasurred for the meson 1110 lees receipts. 33033 3 • lons By gift to Mr. A. Webster, Feb 2', 1847 by sundry ores 21,012 7 2 Upon the performances of the Prowls Operatic 1 cmpany at Drury-lane Theatre In the year 1848 By Weathers made to Mr. ar llathrws to carry as the Lyceum Theatre us 1349 By airway other baste /21,012 By outlay an Wats at Willow Vank By hone and personal examen 7!,224 By difference ll6 16 3 Total £143,633 3 9 The balance-sheet, which was very iatrieete, consisted of 36 folios, detailing the amounts due to billet " ladies sad gents," chores singers ai.d bend, which were of a very trivial esters. Am reset the creditors was Mr. C. Godfrey, Cold stream ()nude, for the vim of military band at the th. att., 108'. 6. ; Madame (Nisi, singing at the 11.-yel Italian Opera, 7001.; Ts:Acmes Green, tor seen* pelages, 1111. 4..; gee Bridge-street, Blackmer', for ass, 1821. fse. 7d.; Mos• inee Osreia, sisals g at the Royal Italian Open, 900/.; C. Hayes, singing, 9101.; Barris, t'm prom p:er, 61.6•. ; T. C. Horton, fur ma5k,72431. 178.3 I.; Haat and Ruskelljewellers, New Bonn-street, 6311. ; Madame P Letiest, paistursiesi.t, 2001.; Morning Post, adversiss mes.t., per Nr.B ert m, 791 16. ; Bignor Masi*, sas s ins, Rl7.ll , a.iiia Opera, 3741. 16s. BJ. ; M. Massol, ditto, 2901 ; Jlorhing lierad edirertisimics.ts, 61. z se a. y and check tali is, Roysl Indira Opera, 161 9s. Their salaries app.are I to be trots 7.. 61 to 16s. a we I. Police commissioners, ior attendance es police at the thea're, 41. 7e. ; property depart= .vet, 661. 166. 41. ; SMis Reeves. 4601. ; Signor Ronconi, 2,7101., balance et 1848, anew men - 1,1031., and re-eeigegesneut in 1849 of sell and wire, 1,6051. ; one quarter's rent of theage so Ist of July, 1849, 1,6001. ; Sir 8. Scutt and Co., 986/. ; S'lpor singing, 6951.; Watson and B'a, chimney sweepers, 121. ; T. Boole, Sell. 3,0371. Amonest th e usibtkra vas the Munn Bank et Istiedoe, to a small amount. The labaluspi's skin le property, to the saint 012,0001., bad bten assign( d to Mr T. Beale. Fancy articles aid teed,, ..f the value of l 6001., tog, thee with othtr property. had also been assigned to Mr. Beale, as eecurity for a debt of 7.0001. The fallowing subscriptions appear to be due to the Royal Italian Opera (as igned to Mr. Beale): Her Majesty the Queen, 1141. 2a. 3J. ; Berl of Bel(ot. !Mk tt. 1 ; COnnteell of Ewe, 1241, co. 814 La dy Lnahineton, 331. 16a. ed. ; Mr. Mitchell, 2611. Bs. 6d. ; 11arquis of West meath and Jim. Mks Murat, 641.9.. 9d • 0. Mills, Esq., 261 6s ; Miss Richards, 661. 17e. 94.1.; Lord Templeton, 261. Oa. 6d. and C. Webster, Esq., a like amount, making a total of 8801 13s. 9d. The expenses paid and incurred in earry ins ea the theatre appeared to be Opera acormate in 1848, 33.3491. fes. 61.; 1849, 25,6441. 8.. Ballet account, 1848, 8,1051. 184. 8.J.; 1849, 2.5261. 6e., including the NM of 1,8241. pail in 1848, and b 761 paid in 1849, to the corps de ballet. Orchestra account, 1848, 10.0431. 16e. 6d.; 1849, 7.3981 17. 34. Rent of theatre, 1848, 4,0421. ss. • 1849, 6,9281.2 s 104. Repairs and alterations, 1848, 2,0501. 1 . 35. Bd.; 1849, 7742. 19s. 11d. The balances for advertisement', car- painters, properties, printing, scene painting, wardrobes. lb., amounted ire 1648 to 14,5261. 15s. 11d. ; and in 1849, 8,6881. 2.. 10.1, The salaries of sundry payout employed in the theatre in 1848 were 3,9861.15 e. 3d. ; and in 1849, 2,8661.136.6 d. Fitting up the royal bcx for state visit, 2191. 16s. 6d.; law expenses, 1848, 1,6001.; 1849, 6271. 2s. Bd.; amount pace. Mr. Baun in 1848, in lieu of a benefit, 6001. ; total ex. Ptngn in 1 9 48, 78,7651. Is. 9d. . • 1849, 64,8621. 6s. 10d. ; re ceipts in 1848, 44.0081. 125.• 1849, 29.4071. Os. 10d. ; thus showing a loss in 1848 of 34,.9561. Bs. 10d., and in 1849 0: 29,4.551.5.. The loss by the sale of furniture and effects at Wallow Bank was 3,7461. 55., and by the depreciation o pieta and effects, sold in conjunction with Mr. Webster's effects, 2,3501. The expenses consisted of yenta mansion, Bel uavoequare, 8581 9s. 61.; do Clifford-5t.,3151.; do. stables, 2374' 12s. 6d. ; wear and tear and hire of horses and carriage., 2,8731.155. 4d.; wines and spirits, 1,2131. 19s. 21. ; keen of horses and wages of coachmen and grooms, 2.3031. 17e. Id.; apparel of self and ta' 1,2.511. 7s. 41. wawa of butler , servants, gardeners, and others, 1,354 1. 11-. ; travelag expenses to and from S•itserland„ Paris, and other plaexs, in making erg.ge meats for the Italian Opera, 1,8571. 15s. 4d.; hotel expenses at home and abroad, 8341. 19.. 101. • expenses at Brighton in the season of 1846-7, 9731. expenses at Hast ings in 1847.2,1521. 19.. 31.; sell for private expenditure, 4,3081. 104. 74. In November, 1845, the bankrupt owed 6,1031. 0.. 11d., at which period he was credited in the books of Messrs. Combo and Co. with the sum of 100,0001. Some eight or ten chorus Mogen were in attendance to prove, and upon Mr. B. Fleetwood, a chorus singer, ten dering a proof for his last week's salary, amounting to 21, Mr. Lawrence, the solicitor to the fiat, observed that there was a question as to whether that proof came within the 29th section of the 6 and 6 Vie., which directed the payment in full to any labourer or workman. In this case Fleetwoo4 had been teamed weekly, and there niacin be ame doubt as to whether he was a labourer. He (Mr. L.) was milling logic, that section the most liberal ccne•ructiun, because there could be no doubt that its intention was to give 'elle fto persona in humble life. His lionout's decision would be of some importance, as there were about nanety persons similarly cinumstanced. His Honour said he was of opinion that they should be paid in full. The court was crowded, and he hoped that the chorus singers would retire. Mr. Lawraoce-There are only about ten in c tart, but the theatre being closed the gentlemen come here for amuse ment. Ilia Honour—For want of a better, I suppled. Mr. Lewis, for the bankrupt, said that in. balance *beet had only been filed to-day, great difficulty having arisen in obtaining particulars, and he had to apply for an adjourn ment for • month. _ Tee t Mena assignee suggested a longer period. His Honour said that he would not fix an important meet ing for hearing in the long vacation. Mr. Lawrence said that the debts were large, and it would be better that the cam should not be disposed of summarily. Mr. Lewis observed that all Mr. Deisfield required was to have the matter rine into. His Honour inquired ii there were any assets. Mr. Lawrence replied not one shilling, but there might be something from the subscriptions to the theatre. Ultimately thecae* was adjourned to the 3rd of November next. Mr. Eversfield, of Dace park, a creditor for 5,0001., was the peutinsing creditor. THE POLICE COURTS. CLERILEN WELL. A SHAMEFUL NUISAMCB7—iiHM — AZTACiay list a fair, called " New Hardesty Fair," his been held in Britannia-fields, Is:ington, which has created sa great a nuisance that the re spectable portion of the inhabitants have made num.r.us comp'aints to the police commissioners and the magistrates of th:s court, and the moat active measures have been adopted to check the nuisance. The " Fair-field" has daily been crowded by the most notorious thieves, prostituts s, filthy vagabond., and rein.' of the town, die., who have nom milted outrages of an indecent and violent character. The police Ist night paid a visit in a large body to the fait, and apprehended a numerous train of persons with gam bling machines called the " Wheel of Fortune " and " Hone &acing," which were proved to be downright swindles upon the ignorant attending the lair. Mr. T!rwhitt said that these prosecutions would cause an alteration in the act of parliament to enable magistrates to interfere with such fairs, which were a great nuisance. He committed the various puttee to 21 days' imprisonment with herd labour in the House of Correction. _ Several thieves were alto apprehended for attempting to pick pockets in the fair, and they were committed to prison for two months each. MARYLEBONE. iNCENDlAßMll.—JaMeslirrsairsv7•l charged with hay leg wilfully set firs to a hayrick, the property of Mr. R. Young, of Brent-street,'Henann,and thereby caused damage to the amount of upwards of 601. Police-constable Field, 300 8, said : Yesterday evening, as I was on duty in the New Finchley road, by Oulder's-green, I saw a hayrick on fire, and on repairing to the spot I ob served that the rick had lino lighted at the bottom. On looking round 1 observed, at a distance of 20 yards, the I.eel of a shoe prcrruding from • h.ap of rubbish, and on my laying hold of it, I drew forth the prison, r. I asked him it Ise knew anything of the fire, and he repli.d that he old not. I told him that I should take him into custody upon suspicion of having tired the rick, and on my searching his pock..ts I Nand in or e of thrown: Welter matches, which he said he curried for the purpose of lighting his pipe. He had neither pipe sot tobacco to hi, possession. Inspector Chanfreys of the 8 division said—l raw the hay rick on fire, and (nand the wiener in the custo :y of Field. I wilted the prisoner his name, and he told sue it was James Miachin. I then que..tioned him as to where he cams from, when he told me 'oat he had formerly been in Marylebone workhouse, at which place he had on the same thy applied for relict, but that the officers there refused to assist him. He did Out deny that he had set fi e to the ride. Tne prisoner declined to put any questions to either of the witnesses. _ Other evidence was gone into, (ram which it was shown that the lose sustained by Mr. Young was no lee than 651. Tho prisoner, who had nothing to say, was committed for trial. LAMBETH. MiscoNDocr or Csis Eaks .rd George KJe, cab drivers, wet. cbarged with the following otfe. oe : _ _ . Police-constable 186 L deposed that on the preceding evening, about nine o'clock, he saw the prisoner Eccles ou the boa of his cab, driving about in such a manner as to cause much danger to the paesensera; and perceiving that he was very drunk, and quite incapable of taking care of the horse and vehicle in his charge, he took hold of the horse's head to take the cab to the station. The instant the other cabmen observed this, some Poi or a doz,oi of them drove be fore and about him, so that he was co: ouly placed in great dangsr, but unable to proceed. The prisoner Kite, who wee the mot active of the drivers, drove Lis cab so as to en. 'angle tie wheel in that of the vehicle he (witness) had in ha custody; and bed it not been fur the arrival of other enotables to be assistance, he (witness) had nu doubt he should nays been injured. He ul.imately succeeded in taking the prisoner and his cab to the s•a'ion house, and then to the green-yard, but not without considerable Pekoe centuple 61 L corroborated the greater part of the statement col the lot witness, and described the conduct ot Kira as vi dent and ruffianly. Toe prisoner Bales said he had been with a fare, ani got too much (Irish; and Kits contented Women by denying the testimony of the constables. Mr. Norton observed thit.the eau, as far as Kite was con cerned, was one of the worst th►t hal been brought before him for some time, and therefore called for s.one punish ment. He then committed that prioner for one mouth to the House of Correction, and ordered Ede, to pay a penalty of ten shillings, or ten days imprisonment. METEOROLOG ICAL RETURNS. FAIDAT, SEPT. 7, 1849. The State of the Weather at each of the following /laces at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. Nemec( Place. Wisd tuti wrind. ee id oireuftn ut State of Weather. . Bastaaeress.„... N.E. Strong Breese Cloudless Kaaren.= N.E. Strobe Breese Partially Cloudy klisau.suiws...... Baniuswarsit Bascarros ....... —.. !esteem. N.V. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Cams 8.11. Gentle Breese Rain teem ....—.... N.M. Gentle Breese Claudiare FOLKINIVSIS ... Gentle Breese °serous Graa.claria ..„ N.M. Gentle Breese Cloudless OREENWICH N. Strong Bretz- Cloudier,' 11,011) , 01 Lomas &E. Gentle Breese Overcast LAPC.A. , WICIL W. Cahn Cloudless Wounds ..... N.E. Gentl • Breeze Cloudless Maarersinsit— Nescems Oiroso . Pareasoneesm N.E. &mug lime= Principally (leer PLTMurtn N. E. Gentle Breese Cloudier., Pout... —. N E. Strung Breese Part 414 Cloudy I otireutma 9E. Strong ,- r. rue Papally Cloudy a r ,„,,......., N.E. Strong Breese Partially ‘ lowly Itnnur mii4P iourmuirratt ansurau.airs....--- N.W. Gentle Breese Overcast avria.us ..... .. N.E. Gentle Breeze Partially (lastly teeweara ....... N.Y.. Gewle Breese Partially Cloudy Ttresatooe Warriusayss Coarse et Wind. N.B. LONDON, THU DAT, NOON. Strewth of Wind. /tats of Weatbst. ogakro Mare. Omer. SHIPPING I! TP LLIGE.VCL. -..speseeas, ar - salrwe Gann.," .44 Loom CASUALTIES. Majestic acd Queen, East India .Pips, are both at , ard bays had rotas fatal cues ci ekolerl occur Mice —Port moat , ' • S ot. Zephyr, Hook, tor Coriu, bas pat bask, chain plates ried away, lira mast sprung.—Falmouth, B,.pt. 6. (EMI MAILS. Hamburg Holland Liaison ... Pacific India Mk Southampton India ilk Marseilles Boston an 4 Halifax Mexico and }laminas& West India Brasil . . . ARRIVED. Apemen-at Gravesend, September 6, from ....... . APR coo Jo IIII-St PIIIIMPUttI, September 5, fram,......"af s Aims Psaaactiese-at Falmouth, September; fres , September 6, from ..... Axes-s ft- t a G t ra G vevend, rasesesd. Settember 6, fens.. , ... ~.... AVOURA MATIOILDR- at rave-end, Septeber . ; Merotia--at Liverpool, September 6, from Haman Quesx-at Gummed, September 6, from Box-at G. September 3. trim Bummer -sit Hull, September 5, from BROTHS'S-at Shields., Stptenster 4, from BID). B. Ge -ee Qaterat.ww. al. ptemb.r 3, from CHIRIPTAIII-at Queenstown. September 4, from CATUARINA MARIA- at Hull, Netember 4, [rum Ceammon-at Harwich. Septets. r 5, from ` • CIRCA/MAN-at Swansea, September 5, from Cstanreon-off Cape Clear, August 31, from j Cousiaa--at Gravesend, Septsmiter 3, Irmo CAROLIDR--Ilt Gllllefetid, Septeuther 5, from CAUL IiaNDRICK -et Gravesend, September 6, from .., CLADDINR-at Gravesend, September 6, from COUPIRS-at Gravesend, September 6, from CALWORIA--Ilt Gravesend, September 6, from Davorisnum-at Deal, September 6, from EL•111A-at Shields, September 4, from Er.urwes-at Shields, September 4, !tom 6 ELIZA AND JANZ-Itt POitATOOth. gewgaw 4, tram Eiassuu.,-at Gravesend, eptember 0. aim Frain-at Grare.end, depermber 6, from ELIZADtra -at Gravertend, September 6. from Masser Ewstb-at Gravesend, September 6, tram.... Faits TRADI-at Gravesend, September 6, nom FAIR MAID-at Gravesend, September 6, from Hoar.-at Lirerpool, September 6, from Ferrite-at Cardiff September 5, *VOL GALWAT-at Qleesatawn, September 4. horn BRltha us tiliallolli-at Queenstown, September 4, :nen Lamm Gszaux--at Hull. September 4, from NMI Ilsamtar-at Hull, September 5, from Sam Mistrust-off Bildport, September 5, from ..........................1, Henanniu-off Plymouth, eeptember 5, from %aim HALO or DIDON-08 CAD! Clear, September 1, from Qmin llorraw -at Gravesend; September 6, from Gill Hamra-at Bristol, September 6, from Sunni Horta-st Liverpool, September 6. Imm leer Odra Jona Passes-of Merastssey, Septetuter 4, fr.= Paler JARS lbotatarra -at Grave.end, September 6, from Boaniten Jumta-at Gravesend, September 6, from Ss Ins Jaria-at Liverpool, September 6, from ,aerma Kteer- at Sunderland, septeniber 4, tram flambe' LODPARD-Of IN/ttAMOlltb, lispternber 5, from Samos Ape Lsax-at Tot bay, Se.dember 5, from Berthold Lovas-at Grartiesd, September 6„ from .Petenam Lour FRANCIA-at Gravesend, September 6, from Nom, LINA MONDRII-lit Pravesead, September., from Demeek LONDON-at Chaves nd, September 6, from Perms, Lsosiosa-at Gravesend, Septemtra 6, tram. Celk 514 air Ass-at Gravesend, September 5, from Banns 31sarne-at Gravesend, September 5, am paw s Hawroa-at Gravesend, September 3, from Petenem MAI-at Liverpool, September 6, from Oars m M•IIIR LA:DOTIC--at Queenstown, September 4, tram Wm Nelson-at Lynn, September 4, from Minim S is at Portmnouth, September 3, from = 0111.11TAL-at Greenock, September 4, ill= Per-at Hull, September 4, from Ilent QVCILI4 OF rtmg-at Queenstown, S ptember 4, fram...Busacts Am Qty.'s-at Portsmouth, September 5, form t, DRIIROCA JANN--at Queenstown, September 4, from.. Holm It•orster-at Sunderland, September 4, from St. lolas Itsuirm-at Gravesend, Septerriler 5, from Norm/ Itacolta--at Grave-end, September 6, from Bonne. SyLeia-at Gravesend, September 6, from Wok SANDWICH -at Gravesend, September it, from. Peterrln Trims--of Dam Nand. September I, from. LAWN LI, THOMAS -at Gravesend, Septemter 6, from ..... Pet= Crews • -at Gravesend, Sept. ether 6, from I.limor -at Grimsby, September 3, from - - W. WSJ-la-at Liverpool, Sep ember 6, fr in WANIAJIAII-st Falmouth, bemember 3, from ............. ..Preder dot* NMI BAILBD. ABSONA —from Gram[/11 1 , hrlatinber S. A LII•NIA —horn Cardiff, September 5, to At Deer..-from Cardiff, September 3, to . ALL -from Cardiff, Se ptmober 3 to ASIATIC -from Plotoutb„ September 3, to ANDIWMACH - from Islimoutb, September 5, to Misimitos-from Sunderland, September to Au.iii-from Shields, !September 5, to Balms Qessx -from Caitiff. Septembers, to legtxts B. B. 01M1111, -from Queen's Town, September it, to . L Maus lissinsals-from Liverpool, fiefeeruber to ...........Aldo CIIILIMAXA -from Gravesend, Se/reinter G, to New Tad ENSPOT -from Cardiff, September 3, to Nob &L AM-from Cardiff, September 5, to Swaim KAO..-frorn Ilartlepool, September 5, to Cranial Ewea.rra-from Shields, September 3, to Cr beritIMILS-tram Liverpool, September s, to New Orloo UM-MA-Ir= Live2lool, September r,, to Aldo A da. la .110, OPell Croatia Baas..-6a. Hi__, Seitember 4, Ili ihrsiesur Causr—from Shields, beptember4, to Quells Humes —tram Telemoooth, September 3, to. Geue Livataroos—from Cardiff, St pt atter 3, to Mersin Laciest.—trom Liverpo 4, September 6, to liwigews Lissome—from Gravesend, September 8, to A..tesili Mmorrio from Liverp.ol, Sepoinber 0, la.—. ...... ...Ern. Aril RI/MU—from Hull, September 4, to SIP bloetert Bar—tram Peounce, September 4, to Gibraltar MAUDION from Shields, September 4, to Neer bort Peirce or WALLA—note Greenock, Siitember 4, to.. It. John, N.I. Nester—from Llanely, September 4, to Pet t Joke PKWISIL—from Plymouth, September 3, to Getters's Sousa Sil.w•ia—from Greenteig September 4, to De IMO 'Weser—from Liverpool, September 6, to hie Jaw Roemer MOIIIIION —from Graveschd, September 6, to ........:wept Sewn. TON uffax—from Gravesend, September 3, to Ilfroiret Thomas CAMITT—from Greeeeeir 1, September 6, to Coast...A:sash Watt or—from Hull, September 4, to Crumb& W, was Liverpool, Sept tuber 0, to NMI W. Caorairsc—trom Liverpool, eepteinber 6, to Koatelbef W. Komar —ln= Liverpool, September 6, to Valsalli VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arrotssaa, from Valparaiao lot Liverpool, Aug. 0, lat. 17 %ha 30 W. CLZOPATR; from Liverpool for Coquimbo, July 1, in the bpi Biscay. CORNIIIIII or YAIJK11101:011, from Manilla for Landon, July I, ht. 27 8., lon. 111 E. DORA, from Couto:gimp'. for Falmouth, out 59 days, Alt 7, It 37, Ica. 10. inkukPOßT, from Cardiff for Quebec, Aug. 27, lac. 49, lon.ll. Karrurtf.. from China for Lendon, Aug. 9, lat. IS N., Inn. 4u W. lhotitia Wtuturaos, from Ilulyhead for Quebec, Aug. 27, lat. 477 0 lon. 25 W. inkling; Criekmay, from Cape of Good Hop: for Lomita, Aug.; Lat. 12 N., lun. 29 W. JAN?, of Lyralugton, for Leghorn, 20 miles S.W. of the Lq rd. JAII.II Warr, from liomboy fur London, Aug. 7, lot. 13 N., lon. Joss, WWI Algoa Bay 'or Lond,i, Aug. 29, lat. 47 N, I .a.:3 W. LAW.' JUCKLYN, from Cochin for London, June 23, lac. 212., Ma 32 E. Lain Nectsr, from Bombay for London, July 7, off the Cape of Gall Lime. MATRIX); Edwards, from London for Adelaide, N.S.W., July 27, lit 3 8., lo.,„ 2u W. MRac. RR, from Algol 13,y for London, Aug. 2'. Lit 46 N., lon. Pa 2o m; Reward, from Shanghae for Liverp o ol, July 3, lat. 33 S., ha E. Caesar brig No. 29, from Falmouth for Rio Janeiro, all aeR Jaly 27, Lat. 10.37 N., lon. 23.4 u W. Itusisa Mfreesia, Evitts, I rum Calcutta for London, July 4, let. Si s., I .n. 21 E. `eta Owoaos Puttees, from Calcutta, Aug. 22. tat 46 N., lon. 7 W. Tua Srara, Aug. 24, lat. 44 N., lon. 17 W.. out I fl. d Truro. Fix/lb/X(4 from Putt PuLlip fur Landon, Aug. 116, Lat. 4974 lon. 27 W. Wituaae, Btepheo, outward b and, Sept. 9, lat. 49 N., lon. 11 W. from Calcutta for London, July 111, bit. 9 6., lon. 2 W. [Advertiserat W.] RusStLei - CONCENTR %TED Tierces. Cr revnE.—This bcautital Coilee,-se sopetior to the orlre in gem rM um, has been decd ,red by the mat experienced and hot Judges in the wade to bent a very i'hoice description t a-vlj Alinablej and, tested by the meat eminent of the (,cult. as to its dietetic sad eourishing qualities, la fumed to content Cie greatest amorist of tattleuue, or true Emetic* ot the Coffee Berry, without those code beating properties preducei by coffee roasted in the ordinary weir. The prim of Two Pounds in a sealed bottle, with patent airy stopper Is Js. 4d., delivered in oil part. of London. daily; or • tirlise e a:droning twoqxrund bottles, forwarded to any part of Erightlide earl lagespalt, upon receipt of a post-dim order for One Soles* Burwell and Ott, Tea Merchants, 7 ilighetreet, Borough, sad sire &oversee, (Anent...garden, Londen.—lieepectabk spate waded. ivertinaleut.)—'Pug SURPASSING EXCELLESCI Or 110I.LOW•1 • 11 Opel WILY: AND PILL In TOO el - AR of OLD WOI NOO rat &son tots soar..—Pour years ahem 1 bonus Watkins, a map spinner at Manehester, resetvid a sever* wound in hi. arm by its corning iu contact with the machinery. Foe a considerstl time h• was Eteoricd by several medical non at the infirmary, who decide) that nothing could save the poor man's WO but amputation ; to MI he otrjrvud, whereupon he wa. d whrrged sia inerrrab!e. At the crime his Inert& sub-cribisi a trifle to pitcher' some of Holloway's Oat. merit and Pills, which remedies, in a low week., healed the woof otter so lung a period of guttering. Bad by ail druggists, and at ero tftecu llidlowarsestablishment, 241, strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BLit i 11S. BAKLIO.—Sept. 3, at Mount Broughton, Manehtster, the wife of J. 11.1.1 ~ Ery., of 61 daughter. am ' , amt.—Sept. 4, at Frethey, Soteerse'shire, the %ire o r E.J. Charter, Esq., eth (the Kunee, degt.,ot a &meta, T. BTILMIAN.--Sept. 3, at Ea-thourne.tel race, Ily,le-lark, tte Wed R. muesnan, Esq., of a aaughLet. WADE.—Sept. 2, at 11..uzwelt Hall, the wi'e of Ilkoe Made, C 7 l of • eon. MARRIAGES. Sept. Oct JOUNSON—PREKL-lept. I, at Ilennineton Church. by the Rer. J. H. mamba, Vicar, J. S. 'N. Johnron. R.N.,to Jusma. widower the late WI. 31. Yreke, C. 8., of Illustnnincn flail, Wilts. OWEN—%t EiT.-Bept. 3, at St. Damien's, Fleet-street, be the Iter. A. R. Pennington, U.A., Curate, RAMA, third ana et Mr. K. thrra, of C.stie Caereitacri, Mo• - agoir.eryealre, t t u met, only 4.1..t41tter of the late Mr. T. Week o: Dartford, Kent. 7.....i.r.:1.,=5.5•b..,,p.p.itre.t.......higi11. 1... ac :-....: biuee bee t . 0 1 • aetee ow & 6. 1 --- 71 -- ""';‘, ____. ' 0 0 Sept, 10 ; Oct. 7 . Selit 2$ - 0 • Se" 4 A B' WA 4 ! • as scow sem of o ry AIN1: , Trucetre, Dire of m Ljti4;::".::1:..".1.11.116111.6"11 6.,._ -411 't . .i.,- .l;6 ) ;°r-i' t.ain :: rea k e i lf, ::: :: : .i. c c t i ' ********* 1111 0 with dire Ni PC Aledie l cols ************* have It .. ..... Arai e eulew .......... Cei t iseu;l to r Ali hi g h, Shims, ke . ...... Rei t * LS Moe }bout is i . ..... Mo t ti n i uf% druati ..... _Nom ate and —New T u t .... ........ _lip f KA ...... Q.*, 1. re I ... •„11 Hertz ..p., .... s n 'aalik tir,i-.IK ,e s . ..... lq ui .... Tad. f,l:t -.. eteirtitial iu. __ Aarhus . Wit. nit ..... 11111 111 1pill!Ono. Jidda Deer Nte t the lei DEATHS. INGRAM.—Sept. 2, B.Alliagtuun --- , Eq., of Plessant.phlo". " 4. square. Lamb. tb , agcd 74. CAsil. —Sept. 6, after a sew hours' illness, at lie. 1, Weer crescent. Ilastin:a, Wit.iarn Cash, of Peckham-rye, and 39, Wuc‘ street, Clie, , pside, in hi. ..Sth year. CLlFEOlto.—Sept. I, at the Itectory, Ahaserairb, Dr. R. C. 16 1 6. aged 70. I'AiILtDAY.--Sept. 3, at Salford, R. Farraday, 1).1., of lona^ ag-d 40. _ ATTI.:II4OX.—Sept. 4, Itratella i3trollee, &cleat chi'i of L. IL Pit, wean, Fog., of the C. ae.d I. Pranced oat palliabed Wiacca.a Kona El.am. of No. A, lames . • trt et. in the (Sty of 7Aw l r, rruner. at th,• Oa' • o Lombard. Area, la Uni prelim 01 Wllllllrlo[o.-TISUAT, 801=11.150 7r 1141* he wog perfun A Bg - I, 'Mil slur m w 1 lo.atiell tnttl trIoL Dv tote 1.1., it set, arenwthem 110U11.1 :Ma I notirj.l4lll inrry intpui ti• aorow fro. urea b Ore eneared aients, GxLV inn vANIsm, Mgni no. T Sir oirticui , terus, Istv.sum jaw., ill AC r. , •K thr im..., It io 411:11, ,, Orley IALS .i. Sem e 114.1 :- lie undrrsti Of .err pa, DR , 41.44, he Of 1144 m so 4 belie., he h OW thy. b 1010 , .ritl to Marin.. NO 10.1 111(441 WIIII-Ut drl 401$1pie4ly I R. ii 00 any pot, are An it Ilan pub' 10 . . n Mantot Inv hy.—Jt bitpuritiro tl dlia'rly rob emohnot. I 4141t1 - 111 • froze tbe ; and 4 Is, per n ti .ti; I 1 prise I t n roma for • iversally i arts' In .0 hare tx • re toe no , t 4 444. p —4-7.4571-_—.. The fol public to E nue, ha My de, army to I buy, to 71 SO it his. St the BM To rim.. I learn [oly lathe tic nor o wiehtd Sot tl at it can lour Ilarr r boom I 8 , 1,11 91 0 • P.l, olainiKtra tlr, en Cik wate e ti 11101 * who