The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-22 00:00:00

- the rate of S per eat. per imam. It is peeper, benthar, to alserve t rat the sea of 802,3661. 13e. 94., ;pat el the above taeitsg beta expended ea the main Ilse end he roma 12,"5, would, but tor he legal operation of than maw have eesuibuted as oddities to the gensool oda dto pardeipste is dividend. The total sanest= medulla espial at the ekes of the half-year wee 3,791,4001. fle. ;by the °peeing of the North lent Ilse on the 80th July ISM the sawn' of ospeedeedve capital was aitinseil to the was of 9110,1871. 13s. 4d. The aniesati sabintath ere, I. Ramo enneat of the half year. I. Pada and her snout. 8. Capital, re re and eagendllnte-•aid an to the tams heresefese used the aminala to the thepristers thee, coupled iiir l h a e llaM eneesk the eigthor Wilma of the siocuteat's =:unoviliably eithignont an extra work es y4 the LM laewtyalleae set having permitted us Seamy eat the loolosainis Man with a view a layeevlag OS oysters of einsuat ore lithel la year letter te to of the DM May last, flea imanidess en, "to lay Ware yea a statemeat Aswan we respite the system ef enema adopted by ibM eanpaay the view saseeptithe et la provement, is seder* the amiss set of wish s spasm or will is tats a reedy sad empties audit el the animate in fame." We have, is patoninet cd these isaraideas, sad with a viaw to dads tethlassat, made en exteelasildea la detail el the pin and Imo of maim whit.' abide le the several deportmento el lb* oinopsay, sad we ehillehattly be in a patios to report to yywwm the awls of that wain& lion, together with to the establiameat of a 48.11"1" ad alters 878811111 of seamate sad audit. In re. haws to th e audit, we thatere to suggest, that it should be andueted coolisuously, that boo as to keep pass with the Inossenvits of the compasy, sad aot to throw upon the auditors the duty of reviewing sad vintehisg the vanes.. Mess, I. all their detail, of the satire balf-yesr, Is the short Interval of time which elapses bstwees the dose of that period and the half-yearly meeting. We have, in the profit wed lot recount for the Mayon., in accordwaos with your bistractioi e, charged it with the following sums: Reserve for removal or perinaasat way, 3,7501. ; data rolling s•oct, 4,1841 ; wear sad tsar of goods department stock, 6001. ; total, B,lO4L—We have the honour to remit., to., QUILTS'', • J AT, MA Ceosat., 67, Coleman-street, Sept. 18, 11149. OWllli ACM!" JCLT Si, 1849. s. Mt D CopliaL Amount of cab mat cm IM,OOO shirr at /SO per Al, 0 0 dare oome amMal. Amount 01 ea al ti s ma wise Marts at CM par abate 711vel arid. Amsat ce mile aide.. VON duns MASS per aisr• Mai lia Mioast of cans Emig al ag OAS dam Arc 41454 ishiss • 0 Maas p. atoll 1,261,00011 4 Yak capital. Aloorrat of galls .as as SIAN storm at S3O per share aliith MO& Amount of WY sole ea 111411,4111111160 m at SlO pee elan MASAI 13 4 Cs. ' • I Capilel. By arab To 'dye d M 11,153,4113 111 10 By Deastiacy Nand GifilaL By sails received Tiled Celitel.... By teak re" teed 431,610 0 0 /by calls in seem et layment 43,360 0 0 408,000 . 0 0 north CipiYL By eask rreeiesd 1,119,231 13 4 By 3disie•la themeaysiqibeade 130 0 0 By (6111, In mese et peen* 142,323 0 0 1,341,006 13 4 liAli Oaplie l. By oak rewind. 920,910 0 0 By calls u. come at payment. 34,090 0 0 1143,000 0 0 SU* CEOS& carh r. eircd iMlO46 6 0 By scrip . 141,710 0 0 By ells u pod VMS 11 0 100,431 13 0 3,130,000 0 0 13 4 _ ...., Chorus Aocooirr to Slot Jovr, 1640. loosipfa. Oa= Amami of thlnl sopitof ................ ......„ £41501 0 0 llowth " Mb „ Pt 1,19110 0 317,151 16 6 lestett t 4 Paideßtlusbalf yea., tNif /1.147,217 year. Z 103,943 LanDOA t 4 UM received Aug., lon 1,046,7113 ditle 100,4431 Boduetko of DNt ... 100.445 0 0 214,700 II 1464443 b 314 t January, 1049 11,243,313 3 10 5.:..0. X 1884914 8 1 418,1186.007 6 7 ii i ~ R 1111 111 11111 I I. 0 6 ft: I C „! 4 i iiiii ' Zi; T. .4 P EA r. t ) C I I 'E ilt. 71: 410 a.. 1 r. . Pr f rPPrrX 4 MEW ..., - . - mr . 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Ks 1711 E Llgtitir 4abons mil& Ps. 1,104 13 tprz s eamit—. ......-- ...... 9,129 9 19 Moe ef the awl amheleezeed MOM& 1 We Wool Ihemoimmegaeriesteoegeopelelsee of the DOW Omsk Woe le She Jay Mahe mil team . - . —. 16,2110 16 1 Opeemeeet hay. le Ma* 1=2:996•109.9 96044919rissmas la t 459 16 11 moot dab now of eseemee eft tiellemeed 2,40D 0 6 X 13 9 andel le mil est low .swot ... 99,600 13 5 MVPS 99 PIIMIgie IMO Only, teals Nur NM in I Pawed types NMI $ 4 1.034 13 3 1,431 11 $ VI! 1 CIL BROWN% Mei mil opium —...... • SATS I OLIN 11 I $6,141 1• 3 II Pibider immt aml end Draw 363 asstna • , 4 1 BM. winnow. tai 4 o 36 13 11 Ureic los - sifts. I I • Total, Including &Mot sod Itsitst, 19,1721. + Wades proportion at llssakestir, Nab Statls, end AHAB ohm reellpts. t Earlobe at Beadast& Osettetd, sad law. tosipta. NAVAL. Ansrnam, Sam 21.—Arroortssers.—Commander : M. Fakes, to Warne**. &wad Master: F. Sherd, to Dee. Acting Cater : J. Barton, to Welhotgeort__, rzo- SOTION.—To be aamaaatr : Lieutenant G. N. Wolridge, of the &ellen& WooLwies, Sur. 21.—Jesper, st.-v.. has returned to this port—from Holyhead, her se;vieee being no longer re ees that station. The Royal Artillery and Royal and Miners, who are to sail in the Hercules, 74, for , will embark on board a steamer at Woolwich aea Monday morning, at six o'clock, to join 4 11 1 :err d atlles, at Gresabithe. Sir Themes F. Baring. First LW of the Admiralty, Admiral Dundee, Captain Berkeley, Lied John Hay, Captain Milne, Captain Hamilton, tbe s.. Mr. Cowper, and Mr. Watts arrived at the dockyard twelve o'clock to-day, and embarked es boa:dike Mackey alv. for the purpose of proceeding down the river to meet tb Tanible st.-eltip, Captain Beemay, whka wee expiated mad hem Portman& Their ierdehips met the Terrible aerisilses, where she bad Not oars, end barb' less on board preemied is her to Woolwich, whhe elte readied at half-peet time (Moak, Mein cut eaelbse of Cheetbear-pier, in arise le amble bar to being bra bead up to the tide. Their Wee* expand themselves In the highest terms etappnbstlss ate ammiltiem et this aoble yew* w ahlasugh hoe bees in sontaniseies be tween *roe cad ibee rem appears to be in ae good ceder as the day*" wee fleet ocensaimiseed. It is stated that she will be resseentheissed imateliaisk miler being paid el, as Mr *maths ie NMI to be essi este we able the setimeshim to and has to an eglia flemefellelp. Sin* dm hb Meshrel she bee bola is Madeira, to the 4:re zz amilite Malta sad the Malearranitan. Their lord • lsesed le town at five eels*. MONIT.—Ton Sm.—Notice is eves in last sight's Gine& to Captain (then Commander) Henry Chads aid the Amen and mew °Mar Majesty's steam-vessel Styx, who were actually on board and entitled to share ia the pro em& arida( from the capture of the slave vessel (supposed) Oslo ma ll the 16th of Decea.ber, 1847, that the i:laribution theriof wi be made on the 17th day of October nest, at No. 1, Jameairtaret, Adolph!, and where the lists will be re. called every Wednesday and Friday for three months. , 621. 14e. 9 2nd clam comder, 2211. 6s. 3rd clam Fla g, 291. 10e. ; 4th o4 , 14L 16e ; sth, 131.6 man 1.6d.; 6th, 81. ; 17e. 7th 71. 7s. 6d. ; Bth, 51. 18s. ; 9tb, 4L 8a 6d. ; 10th, 21.195. ; llth, 2L te. 3d. ; lit*, IL la. d ; 13th, 11. lt. lid. Meth but dikes Gesthe.] ADKUILLTY, Owe. IL The 6 2 oo llto prethotheee bare tide dsr tekeeplem,aessequnt me the therms at mewed fifths 1011 r Cloth Wm/1w lest, LOA : Ade** of the While Mr J. LO.), le be MEOW of the nil; Aida' of the Mee Mr G. IL last, &CIL, to be ethelmi el the white,. Iflesthaethel el the lad Mthoe to be eimbel the Nee; The l ththethet of tha White J. Athol M. is be ef the Mthsethledrel et Or Rue E. Hawlll34 M be elebeithith of ste white;; Bear. Admiral of to. led IbMft. 19 he themehalrel of the San et Se White IL pasty C.ll, to be ther.edailrel e l W rte; Ithethathel et the Ike L R. Allow. lartworon, to be reurthithrel if the *he; Oept. lir J. 3. O. Damn, &Cl., to be renr-edmleet dee Wm ee.Olet. A. Laws bosh* Wawa le berth rear admiral. on the teethe repeal hi the Mirth dart. L nerthissa Corp, dim* lialra.-11nt Lot sad Quartermat. H. VaaLo, to to apt" Ass Capt. J. Cdiel. piped Oil hep. ;Bea Lint. Q. lan. M te Bnl Mai toe Tubb If Ili ii 11011 DI P. folg 1111Dilg THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1849. Prom Jors Mr aooovirr YXU DB M. so SIP? JOLT, 1849. Da. 8 • d To Werra at loom. On boob owl atortessas to 11d Job, MI 13,906 1 4 (18 Ormond and Roefiester Dom* do. Oe Onearbary sad interatik Ikea, do. ......» I • .----11,191 II 4 76 room kr diterlaridea of perwasest wq sad works 1,130 0 0 To mom kr dolerlandka of name walk 4,134 0 0 To mem for wear red tor of WEN, wegeoft is 0 To baloatoi—ewdod does 61,293 600 130 10 1 Ca. By tabaco, let tits.,lll4l‘ ism galenist 84,400 4 3 Da= . n evi &dared Itli 88,10 T 11 1,411 111 8 —NON 13 I 194,303 10 1 By talon 19919.6 ism. 11,293 13 9 MEDICAL. APOTHECARIIIe HALL.-1.1 rinse of gentlemen who passed their examination in the science and practice of medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thursday, Sept. 20: T. Caloric's, Great Yarmouth ; 8. U. C. A. A. Smith ; R. Clarke, Funworth. SPORTING. MANCHESTER RACES.—Tnuaspsy. CIIAXP;O - ------------- 10 son. each, h ft, and 60 added, the uttond to save his stakes; for 2.yr olds. One mile. 14 nibs, 6of whom declared. Mr. Osborne's Snowdrift, let 71b (oar. Ist Mb) (G. Abdale 1 Mr. Green's Oebaldesten, Sat 41b (Winningham 2 2to 1 eget Snowdrift, 2to 1 apt Osbaldeston, 5 to ' mot Leonides, and 3to 1 eget French Busy. A fine ram. Won by a head. CIIIIITIHPISLD HANDICAP of 100 son., added to a sweep stakes of 15 sees each, 10 ft, and 6 only if declued ; the second to naive 26i. Two miles and a dia. 24 subs, 10 of whom paid 6 son. each. Mr. Gill's Psalmsiager, aged, Sat Mb (Castel 1 Sir J. itawle 's Fernhill, 4 ym, Set Ilb (Teropkman 2 Mr. Kemp's Tale, 3yra, bet 31b. (Hien S Mr. Saxon and Pity the Shod , 3 yrs, 6M llb (Knott 4 6t04 on Fembill, sto 2 apt Pity the Blind, 3to apt Psalmsinger, and 8 to 1 agst General Sale. Won by two lengths. AVIUMN WILTON HANDICAP of 10 son. each, h ft, and 40 added, the second to says his stake. Two miles and a di.. (8 subs ) Mr. Barton', mounter MU, 6 yrs, list Sib (Hon. S. Erskine) I Lord Stratinort's Spectator, aged, 10A 13Ib (Own/ 2 Capt. Lane's Ms Mews, 5 yrs, 104 Gib Opt. White 3 Mr. Thompson's Half-and.halt, 6 yrs, gat 91b. fillr. Somme 4 6to 4 apt Smuggler Bill, 6to 4 apt M the Yew, to 1 apt Spectator, and 6to 1 apt the other. Won by a length. Miami 1001. Throe quarters of a mile. Mr. C o l tte Tremors, 3 mod, Mrgwood'a , e4l (0 Abdo's') 3 2tol on Treasure. Won easy by half a length. HOLM' STAN= of 6 tow. each, and a cup added for QS core ho list 71b omit. One mile. (13 sate.) Capt. %Martini, list 13.16 I::: 11 2 Cal& knee% Mr. Illestre bolo Sean, ii irs Owner 3 311.=eatellmank.epati m Owner (Mr t) 5 Eves ea Clatasy. Wes by half a length, after a good TIMOR FRIDAY. each. alepaph.) MATCH, 601.4 12ne mile. Mr. Lime's The Meese, 6 yrs, rewired; Mr. Collingwood's Administrator, 6 In, paid. CORIIITZIAN STAMM, of 10 eon. each, a ft, and 26 added, the mooed to save his stake. Gent riders. One mile sad a half. (B lota.) Ito Nicoll lid Coat, 4 yra, 71b Mr. O. Bartaa's lionialer Bill, a yrs, list 7lb 2 Thai rail. Fw HANDICAP, of 10 eon. each, h:ft, sad 50 ern. added, the Noma to an hie stake. One stile aad a Ws. (18 rube.) Mr. Itiaells Wool id sly a yrs, 7st 1111 1 , Mr. I. Gill's Prolamines. aged, Bet 71b GiLLING PLAT', of 40 ems., added to a sweepstakes of 3 Km. each, the woad to native 101. Otte Tolle sal a dia. (9 subs.) Yr. Bataan's La Voles*, i yrs, Oat lib 1 Yr. 6 Csrtals's Paris, 11 yrs, Ilr. Walliiii.;dy_Barritoiri, $ yrs, tot 9lb Eight started. Woo by two Isagths. Tim Two-YII.I.OLDO BWIIIPSTALIS of 6 sow. each, with 30 added ; for 2-yr.old colts, tht 71b ; and fillies, list 31b ; winners 31b extra. Th . 'rumor to be sold for 100 sovs., &c. T.Y.C. (10 subs.) Mr. fierwart'strftsst. Mr. J. 051e!sinplarmtylft Mr. Imes 180swend a Tun 80422 T MAZZO WM won by Capt. Jenies Ttuyin, aged, beating Mr. Gisegew's Indiscretion, 6 yrs, and three 01bas, by two TER BRATIII IMI CMICAP of 6 son. each, 3 ft, and 30 added, one mile and a distance, was won by Mr. Lane's The Meese, 6 yrs, beating Pity the Blind, 3 yrs, by half a length. LEICESTER RACES—WEDNupsy. Blivout &wan of 6 son son, with 20 added. Beats, twice round and a data kr. Trishaws% Ds lensad, 6 yrs, ild fib ..... -.1 7 1!eb7) 1 1 Mr. Bawortb's Idobisr, seed, irst (Hadley) 1 dr. DOWNTROD/1M liairow.A2 of 15 son each, 10 to, and Ise only if &eland. Twice wand and a die. (14 subs., bur of wheat derdMid. u. 4 6.o6 Lord W. Towistes 5 yrs, Sat IMA (Boors) I Mr. ilsrisppoi Dom, 4 yrs, flat EL 1 Mr. Odes MAO Mary, 3 yrs. OA 3 Mr. Mild% litus Wary, 044, he 11b TWLMALOZO Brains of 6 eon each, and 30 added. The semi W saw Ye make. Iron the Bern in. (6 subs.) Duke ofilihorto4lll44, he la (W. /074 1 ) I 2 Mr. lodes Ili" lit Ths Mr. Bennosflonsfar,Mit lib Swimming of 6 an each, and 40 added. The emeond to save his Mks. Beata, woe romd ands db. (4 tuba.) Mr. awyest May-day, 3 yrs, lit fib (WWl') 1 1 Mr. Miswes Dswoissi, sost 71b 4 a Mr. Mom% MaUss~7, 4 yrs. 111 Mb 2 3 Mr.lllllsowel di f, by Olney Boy, 4 Tor, est 313 1 1 TavLnii. HIINT2II' STAKES of 3 .on sash, and 20 added, the &end to reesies 6 son (7 subs), ones round and • dis, wore wen in three beats by Mr. florins's Nonnanby, list Illb (Frisby), beating Ilr. T. Norton's Donna Anna, aged lilt Illb ; Mr. Stratify 's Blue Bell, 8 yrs, llst 12Ib ; and fair others. GOLD COP STAKES of 10 eon. cub. Take round and • dl.. (7 subs.) Captain Bareourt's lards* 5 yrs. Oa 111 b (Manse) 1 Lard C. Mammas ad Dover, 4 yrs, .at 710 Lord Carman and Ada Mary, 3 yr; Get I llb 3 QUilo . o PLASM 01100 anises. Thrice round. Captain MarcomrPs Mantat yrs, la 910 (Mina) 1 Lad W. Pea W% Broadest*, b yti, at GAT f Sammie Braun of 6 are. sack, and 14 added. Heats. Once mend and a dis. (7 subs.) Mr. Ins't f by 'sad 6, by Wand, 4 ris, 7a itlb (iliommt) 0 1 1 Mr. litatem astrassbury, 4 Tres) Ist Mb 2 Duke ot Rutland's Paladin, 4 yrs, 7st 310 #3 Sr Mr. W. Orem'. WON, IS Tn. Oat .............. odr 001[00 Yrs, ea Mb 0 dr Mr. 7131.iie. Yak Cad oll. s, KA Mr Sib 0 dr Mr. Ws auk 4 frir 1R Sib 0 & Rai intentgence. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.•••YESTIRDAY• Enron tta. Coatenstoesa tnieseao. TRADING WITHOUT • CIRTIVICATR. J. Pinkerton, glass-cutter, of Southwark, applied for his eirtilleate. There was no opposition; but NG% Turguand, the official smignee, stated that the flat bad been hewed in 1840, under the old law, when the certificate rested with the erediton. He did not obtain the necessary number of ava tars., bat had gone into business and ot.tained credit with out a certificate. His property was now only sufficient to Cy his new di btu ; and, as the new set came Into operation • few days, he sought the protection of a certificate. The bankrupt alleged want of Mans as the reason why he had net made the application soma. Hie Mom mid the bankrupt bad acted very unfairly to wer& his }resent creditors; for, being an uncertificated bankrupt, all his property might be claimed by the creditors under the flat. He had acted meet improperly, and the case must be adjourned till the return of the commissioner (Fans) to whose court it belonged. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.-YESTERDAY. Rims Ma. Buis Purr imp Ili. Arnica W3I.UAW. AITANYTED EITOETION BT KILNS OP TUILIATINING T. Smith, 70, and Harriet &nit*. 27. were indicted for feloniously sending a letter to Sir Walter Rockliff Farquhar and others, demanding money of them with menaces, and without any reasonable and probable cause. Mr. Ballantine was for the prosecution, and Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Iludellestone were for the prisoners. Upon the prisoners being placed at the bar, Mr. Bodkin applied to the court to quash the indictment, upon the ground that the letter which was made the subject of charge was not* threatening letter within the terms of the statute. The Court, otter hearing the learned counsel shortly swots the point, said they did not think they ought to accede to the application without further consideration. Mr. Bodkin then said he believed his learned friend did not intend to offer any evideace against the woman, end as regarded the man It was his intention to demur to the in dietmenL Mr. Ballantine said that he certainly, under the circum stances, did not fool himself called upon to press the case against the female prisoner, and he would consent to her being acquitted. A verdict of Not Guilty was then recorded with regard to the prisoner Harriet Smith. A demurrer was then put in to the indictment on behalf of the male prisoner, and Mr. Straight joined issue on behalf of the crown. Mr. Bodkin, is support of the demurrer, addressed the court. He said the prisoner was indicted under the statute of the 7th and Bth Geo. 4, cap. 9, for feloniously sending a threatening letter, demanding money with menaces, end without probable cause, and he should contend that the let ter in question did Inatome within the scope of that statute. The letter, which was addressed to Mews. Berries, Far ' quhar and Co., the bankers, was in the following terms " Gen tlemen,—You my that B. 0. N. will accede to the terms proposed, and send part of the means to any place which may be named. You would have had en answer yes terday, bat was prevented. If you act honestly by me, and not by any means deceive me, or allow any spy is watch in*, I will save you or perish in the attempt, though I hazard my life in so doing (and must have means sufficient at my dis posal), without delay, or all will be lost. lam fully savored that 20,0001. would not cover this horrid catastrophe, which would not only stop your bank for a time, but p chaps for ever, as the books would all be destroyed; the match, t h e most dreadful and lest resource, has been con templated by the cracksman or captain of this most horrid gang, which .1 fervently pray to be relieved from. I have never yet, so help me God, done a deed I am afraid or ashamed of, and the only way I can privately obtain means will be the following:—At the London end of Kensington gardens, on the Knightsbridge side, there is a dyke eloped, which divides the garden from the park, and a carriage road where the roads meet as you have to ride or drive across the bridge ; it is a short distance from the foot bridge where the keeper remains in the garden. By looking up that dyke, you will see large iron pipes, which convey water to the park. A large elm tree stands between the park and the garden, and there is sufficient room under the first pipe to place a small bag. If therefore you will send amen you can wallets in and lodge beneath that pipe 250 sovereigns, unseen by mortal eye, I swear by Almighty God most solemnly that the evil to which I have alluded shall be averted ; if when ! have completed my task, and informed you when all is safe, and denounced the villain', you will let me have 2601. more, which, if God prosper me, I will repay with gratitude, as 1 could not get into business for less then 6001 to obtain a respectable living. Lst the money be lodged to morrow, Saturday morning, by half-put eleven, but not one moment sooner, and all shall be well with you • but if I am at all deceived in any possible way, all mus t on your selves." lie should coetend that this letter did not contain say menace or demand. It was merely a suggestion that if money was given, it would be the means of preventing some great calamity from occurring to the prosecutors, and the alternative was not in the shape of a threat, but merely that the parties must take the consequences upon themselves. Mr. Bodkin then proceeded to cite the cases of " Brk e. Carruthers " and " Hex. o. Pickford," avid at some length went on to argue that the letter in question was not properly the subject of a criminal indictment of this de scription. The learned judge*, after sonic consultation, said they should not feel themselves justified in deciding upon the question of demurrer, and they suggested that it should be withdrawn, and that the facts should be gone into, and in the event f the decision of the jury being adverse to the pri soner, the point might be reserved for the consideration of the judges under the recent act of parliament. Mr. Bodkin accordingly consented to withdraw the demur rer and a plea of not guilty was recorded, and the trial pro cooked. Mr. Ballantine briefly stated the cue for the prosecution, which was within a very narrow compass. It appeared that the letter alluded to by Mr. Bodkin in his argument was sent to the prosecutor, and communication having been had with the police, a person was sent to place a bag containing some copper and silver money in the place indicated by the letter, and a policeman being set to watch, the prisoner, and the young woman who was acquitted, were observed to be sauntering about the spot, and at length the prisoner went to the place and took out the bag, and handed it to his com panion, and they walked abut fur a short time, when the constable went up to them and took them into custody, and on the prisoner being asked to deliver up the bag, he told the woman to give it to the officer, and accounted for its pos. session by stating that he acciden tally found it in the pipe while in the dike for a particular purpose. The jury relented a verdict of Guilty, but the point of law being reserved, judgment was reepited. THIRD COURT.—YESTERDAL Rums MA. BULLOCK. OBTAINING MONS! BY FAUN PIITINCIS. • John Parry Henning, aged 66, clerk, Thomas Croton, and Henry Roberts, were indicted for conspiring, with others un known, to obtain money by false pretences, with intent to defined divers persons. Mr. Robinson appeared for the tion ; and the pri soner Croton was defended by r. Parry; the prisoner Roberts and Henning defended themeless. Mr. Robinson in stating the case to the jury, said it was one of very gre at public importance, and when the jury had heard the ream* that be had to lay before them be thought they would not have the slightest doubt of the guilt of the elder prisoner; but with regard to the other two prisoners he did not think there was that amount of guilt, if any, attach ing to them as to the eller one, they having only acted as collectors to him, and it would appear had not partaken of the monies obtained by them beyond what they were paid as a salary. The learned counsel then went on to detail the cireumstaases seasseted with the fraud, which will be best archaised by the seidesea Mr. Willies Jellhesee, a gentleman reeidieg at No. 12, South Andleyarea, stated that early in Aped of the present year sleek a the proceedings of the Animals' Friend Society, with list of the plump, was left at his residence, and a request for hit te become a submnber. The book set forth a list of the maces, subscribers, and the committee of the society, and others, being the names of numerous noble men, amongst whom were Lord Templemore, Viscount Tesapletown, Admiral Vernon, and several others, sad also acme gentlemen with whom he was persmally acquainted. Be lilt out 10s . to be paid to whoever m i ght cell for tt should be be from home, and intending to become a further subset ilia. It was solely in consequence of the influential ~amts that he saw, and more particularly that of a gentle man named Stevenson, whose name was attached to the committee, that induced him to believe that the society was the old one. He was cot quite certain who asked for the money, but thought it was the prisoner Henning, whose 'igneous was attached to the receipt he received for the money. Mr. Thoe. Stevenson, surgeon, of Upper Gromenor-street, stated that, having a book similar to that last alluded to sent to hies, he requested an interview with Henning, who Wt. cordingly called on him, and producing a book of the report of the Royal Society, compared the two, and said that they had been able, with their smell funds, to do more good than them. Witness was much pleased with the prosperity of the society ; and being mush taken with the very influential names attached as subscribers and committee-men, he gave the required subscription. He had his name to be attacked to the affairs of the society, excepting as a subscriber. Cromexamined by Henning—l never authorised you to use my name, and on have described me se an M.D. which las act. I told you, if you could prove to me that the committee was composed of respectable householders, I wear ase my influence in forwarding the interests of the moiety. I never saw you agate, after you had obtained the enlleedidsa These ether persona proved the payment of subscriptions to OEMS sad Aeberts, taking a realist in Henning's bald w Tim won ell doodied la the society, thinking, free number edialaestiel asses that were attached to the report, that the misty wee the original one. Jolts Murray, a bilatimaker, living at No. 403, Strand, sad deaths primer Henning came to him, and entered into an aeraagement with him to let letters and other tauten to be directed there, and also put up a plate. " The Animals' Friend Society" was put up. The affairs were to be carried qn in that way until witness had a room to let. He never saw any society or any one meet in committee. The only person he saw was Ileaning,who left him some blank receipts to fill up If any one called to pay subscriptions. Only once he too k say Mr. Ali 18, Strand, deposed to the Animals Friend Society, of which Mr. Gomperta was manager, being once held at his house, sad when Mr. Oompertz gave up the so ciety, the prim; Rennin came and wanted them to let him egstinue the affairs of the society. Witness any society or any meeting, and all they did was to receive letters fee prisoner, the same as they bad for Mr. Gospel's. Crese-examined by Heeniag—We would not let you put up a plate, and told you if the imitates of the society was to be carried on and we were to receive any subscription', we mast have a proper set of books, and not a common penny manwroadaa book, like Ms. Gamporls used for the seals of Ids oodaly. (laughter.) A um of widens% &alimentary tad otherwise,' was slaw, lbo onbaanoe of which went to prove that, amongst the monomials., made by the prisoner, and circulated in written and plated reports, was the account of a meeting held by the sommittee at the Duke of Cleavage, Southwark, whoa the Oman sal two others, one of whose wee alibis wady head lo be • lonar living in a bask kitchen, bad pond roooloodiso sonearolag the fleancial state .f the m oiety, awl the rapstof the resolutions were drawn up with all the sand pow ; and subsequent inquiry showed that no soak nwalai lad ever been held there, or that the ori el/SW Wee ems blows to the landlord of the house. The books of the oadoty, in detailing the expenses, gave a ba lance-sheet, in which constables wen named as belonging to the society, and the report of the coaso of cruelty they had obtained convictions on. An officer from the Commissioner of Polio. produced the book kept at Scotland-yard of all the local constables sworn is before them, and not one of the name given by the pri wow had been so sworn. He had made an application, but, upon inquiries being made, the commissioners refused his William Atkins, a constable connected with Covent-garden market, whorls name was down as one of the engaged °n otables, said that he positively refused to have anything to do with the society or the prisoner, who then asked him to let him know if he had any eases of cruelty to report ; and believing that it was a proper society, he teed him he would ; that was all he had to do with it. Prisoner, pnmpously—Have I not stea treated you ? Witness—Yu, and Iyou very often. (Roars of laughter.) Henry Thomas, secretary to the Royal Society for the P ion of Cruelty to Animals, proved that on the 25th of January last he was sent for to attend the Edmonton petty sessions, where the prisoner wee under remand for obtaining monies on behalf of the society. When taken in custody he had not ony books of the society, but at the cadet the week, at his re-examination, he produced bookecontaining minutes of the !society's proceedings, made and entered on the pre vious year, end the magistrates, thinking the society a bona fide one, dismissed the charge against the prisoner. In cross-examination this witness said he had no prejudice against the society, but had numerous complaints, from persons who had been duped by the prisoner, thinking they were subscribing to the original society to which he belonged. Mr. Frederick M , clerk to a stationer in Farringdon street, proved supplying the prisoner, on the 22nd January, the period when he was under remand, with the two books in question, in which the fictitious minutes were made. Lewis Gompettz, a miserably dressed decrepid old Jew, was called to prove that he was honorary secretary of the Animals Friend Society, which was not quite defunct, and that the prisoner bad not anything to do with the society. Prisoner—Did you not ask me, in 1848, to find you two committee-men, or your society would become extinct ? Gomperts—No, I did sot; and the society is not extinct. Prisoner—No; because you are the whole society your self, and have carried it on sr for two years. (Laughter.) Yon have not given any account of the funds since 1848. Gomperts—l held a meetieg in July, 1649. Mr. Bullock—That has nothing to do with the case. Horafiold, the officer to the Mendicity Society, said that there was but one receipt in Roberts' handwriting, which be admitted, but said that he had paid the money over to Henning, and Croton said the same, adding that he was a very bad man, and that he first knew him from his (Henning) having lodged with his (Croton's) mother, and he was sorry he had. Mr. Richard Ferguson, clerk to the Mendicity Society, who had got up the prosecution, said that he had discovered that, between the year 1848 and 1849, the prisoner had re ceived above 2161. He held in his hand a host of letters from noblemen who had been duped most, thinking it was the Old or Royal Society for the Presention of Greelty to Animals that they were subscribing to. Crouexamined by the prisoner—The noblemen whose names you have down in your books all deny lumina given you permission to use them ; and Lord Templeton said he did not know of any other society but the Royal Society. After some other evidence, is which it was shown that the prisoner only hired a bedroom, and had no regular place where the supposed society was carried on, the case for the prosecution closed. The prisoner Henning then, in a rambiing defence (in which he heaped all species of abuse on the Mendicity Society), endeavoured to show that Gompertz had relin quished his society, and that he was merely continuing it, and had not committed any fraud. Mr. Bullock having summed up, The jury found Henning Guilty, and acquitted Croton and Roberts. Homing was then sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment. In the course of the day the two men, Myers and Murphy, who ware convicted yesterday, were brought up to receive sentence. Murphy was ordered to be transported for 7 years, and Myers to 18 menthe' imprisonment and hard labour. THE POLICE CO URTS. MAUYLEBONE. ROBBIRT AT TUITIWAiV7B6 7;11;1 RAILWAY STATION, PADDINGTON.—Margaret James and G. liecholla were brought up for re-examination, on the charge of having stolen a box, containing property to the value of 20/ , be longing to Mr. John James, residing at No. 3, Phoenix place, Spitalfields. The evidence already given having been read over, the prisoners were committed for LAMBETH. CHARGE or MERDEII.—H. Watson, aged 3.5, who had been for some years a waiter at the United Service Club, war charged with the wilful murder of Louisa Charlotte Watson, aged 18 months (his own daughter), by drowning her in a water butt, at 21, Wood-street, Lambeth-walk, in the parish of Lambeth. The particulars of this very melancholy ease, which were given in our yesterday's publication, having been de tailed by several witnesses, the prisoner was fully committed for trial Ile was in so weak and wre•ched a state that he was obliged to be assisted to the cell. TH2 AITEIIPTZD MURDER IN DULWICH WOOD.—Ser geant Pritchard reported to Mr. Elliott that he had been to the hospital to are the young woman who had been at tempted to be assassinated, on Wednesday night, and found her a good deal better than on the preceding day. She was sufficiently recovered to state to him (Pritchard) the parti culars of the attack made upon her life, and other circum- gangs in r!ferecEa 1.3 her connexion with the accused. She said that her name is Sarah Frances Evens; that she had been a servant, and became acquainted with the accused about 18 months or two years ago. She stated that she had been on terms of intimacy with the accused, and that at present she is pregnant by him. In the early part of the week she saw him, and he made an appointment to meet her at Brixton Church, at 8 o'clock on the Wednesday even ing. She kept the appointment, and he told her he had got a job of work at Croydon, where he wished her to accom pany him, and consenting to do so, he took her through Dulwich Wood, which he said war the nearest way to the railway station. While passing through the wood, he flung his arm round her neck, and with the other began to cut her throat. She struggled violently, and succeeded in taking from him what she believed to be the blade of a knife, and threw it away. The accused then took out a pistol, and began to beat her about the head until the stock was broken, but she by some way or other got from him. Her hands were severely cut in the struggle, and though not quite out of danger it be expected that she will recover. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. SATURDAY, SIFT. '22,1649. The State of the Weather at sack of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. N Womeof ftm w ictof mw of ww& MatsceWeattsm ----- Rosomorcan N.E. 04W4Mum OmmW Bunn= N.E. GeWisliesons PanW4Cowly Mum= Enonnonon E. Cendlemn PenWlyamtly Mmeswarn N.E. Oestnfteen Omen &mend N.E. Gaddfteen ParondlyCloody Rousron N.N.E. endeeftene Owned emus E.N.E. etmdAwn Omar Cemm Eannan E. Oedielliww Ovemet Rama N.E. Owinamme PardallyCloody Tomnomm-- Owns, LE Owdeftede Onned Gnomon's ..... N.E. andeftwea Owned ousannai N.E. Ourno Broono Omnest HOLMAN N.E. Wrong Mom = Ciondy Lamm LE. ilWangEmao lon 8. Mho Ommont Women N.E. Oentießreese POW, lIMIONeRia N.E. &Yong 'freeze Nnwourna O r man N.E. Oda Ommost PMADOILOVOIE N.W. iftrongEromo =5ll/ I• Crr y Wrong immo Immo N.E. Onsekwes Owend /WOW easy Sovraurmon Bumanz.ono N.E. Geniis Mom Partially Cloudy Swim= TANnronni ....... . wimpy - I E. Bmonnamm Overcoat LONDON, Tom Day, NOON. Cowie of Wind. iiirmigth of Wind. State of Weather. B. Strong Breese. Overeart. Course of Wind. E. &moth &wag /Wes Ms LONDON OAZETTE.—Friday, Sept. 21. 1011:11 DAL' HIMWODIN Liverpool, ionmongar - -- , to surrender Oct. 3 and Nov. 9at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sob., Chester and Co. flasglainn, and Brahma and Is% Liverpool ; off. sailg., Turoll, kiors=l . l3ll6xd Sawn, Penlneedaire, shipwright, Oct. 9 and Nat ee. 6 i Mold Court. Raverfordweat, and Willtlaglan mil Orlhlas, Brislottit. ) = l .7 . l2utten, Bristol. Tomas lbw. W victualler. Oet. 2 and nu. eat to, at 1101611611.1011 art 1116, littletZ nia. .lolvertiampton, and Smith, Chahar, Owman itirmi MiuM ' Oldbeishire, wsm . rehanl, Oct. 13 and ffrar. 2al at IffainighlOs (Wart. Solo.. Ward, Stafford, and Nog* I eff• ll*, TAM Birmingham otioLverr vgrmoNEits: T. O. BLoczamos, Modelei, Bb7orablreciiumber. W. CALuicarr, Oldbury, Woreestentdre, engineer andhookster. Clurmsai, Mmidemaeld, Torluslure, iuumernss weaver. ' T. Kum, HaddonMid. Torkshise, hatter sod hada. Hantl)um Holland Lisbon Pacific India viii Southampton India vii Marwilles Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havannah Wind India Brasil &Pi 2t3 04.1. Sept, 28 0 &Pt 26 Sept. 22 Sept 22 Sept 24 ARRIVED. Aommora-stliull, September 19, from Shea; Aeolus-at Plymouth, September 20. from ANSA* ADM./ADS-at Queenstown, September ‘9, from .......„...-Ns emerges-of Liverpool, September 21, from Sew CATRAZINA-et Graresend, September 21, frem............Demet Cruanwern-at Gravesend, September 21, from. .... esken Counties-at Gravesend, September 21, from Cr.sea KArrsaa-at Gravesend, September 20, tram. t DAVID Liao-at Gravesend, September 21, from Skillman Distwx -at Gravesend, September 21, from Gond DONNA MAUS-It COWIN September 2 0 , from .Rork Diavrewr-at Deal, Septomber 20, from.... ....... Abbre DISTANCE-at Lynn, September 19, from -Seel Eesez-at Deal, September 20, from Etna-at Deal, September 20, from ....Jamb Ettassern -at Gloster, September 20, from Mad Bummers -at Plymouth, September 20, from Merin ENGLAND'S QVISTN -at Stockton, September 17, frco Paetessis Hoosour-at Shields, September 19 from Witt ESLANA-off Liverpool, September 21, from Lin ELIZA Sett -at Liverpool, September 21, front.-- ..1= ECLIDA-at Gravesend, September 21, from Pomo -at Gravesend, September 21, from Sens Pius -at Sunderland, September 19, from ..........- Steek Geo. Goalies -at Hull, September 19, from -..-Arelawi Gearrrnsw-set Hull, September 19, from .. - ..... ...........omMi Gnomes -at Gravesend, September 21, from .. . ........ .........11.# Hammer --at Gravesend, September 21, from. ...- All limos-at Gravesend, September 21, from .DMmel llors-at Shields, September 19, from Isla or Wrowr-at Gravesend, September 11, fr om --Arm Jove -at Gravesend, September 21, from ..IMmot Isms Lewsomr-at Gravesend, September 21, Itsbarng lowa ..mr. Bun- at Plymouth, September 20, fr0m...........4 Lee: on-at Herwieb, September 20, frosa. Lewes-at Dover Beads, September 21, from -Gls LADY RAFFLES off Liverpool, September 21 LADY EISTINI-St OTASCITINI, September 21, from -Mb LAIICATOUIVI Sr. Bum -at Gravesend, September 21, fro:We& NAIAD-St Sunderland, September 20, from COAT Pi:sac-at Gravesend, September 11, has. ... ..... Crowd Palaces -at Gravesend, September 21, from Gridwil ROYAL ARCEIVA--St OTATTAeIId, September 21, from.... '.. Adele Rua.-at Deal, Septe...ber 20, from Port Plulle Hokum-at Swamies, September 20, from Atenbar Sault Bummer -at Deal, September 20, from Ormiee Scans-at Harwich, September 20, from Menu Milli-at Gravesend, September 20, from. Roston Taerzustrsr-at Gravesend, September 21, from Nanny TON CONDI' c-ofr Liverpool, September 21 Tenure-oft Bristol, September 21, from ......... ...........PomMq 1 Ventura - off Bristol, September 91, from -.....-060 By Woes Iratikt team niVidernaniTh Mb document In redwings In the Mirth Kent line, states The COSITSCI estearaa, as porrionaly stated, are 636,8061. ; of this &mown the seme dna, and ratified by me, does sot amount to 400,0001.; and tar marks are so nearly completed, that there is link MINS le 'unify. I desire especially to remark, that them tededbms have been ob tained without Jejuna' the wishing of lea line ; but, on the contrary, the deviations Iwo keptemoi the gradients, and have removed sew of the wont of tho mem ; aid brick constructions have bean sahstflaisi whets the Umber glaring had not boon sommamosoL" ASIFORD AND HASTINGS LUM—On this line the pro gram made in the unfinished maim between St. Leonard. and Rye kas been priecipally k the tweets, of which there ace leer amounting in the aurorae length to nearly two Nam Is the St. Leonardo amt 111111tisiS tunnels a heading is complete threraphont, and 126 yards if i V widths turned. Is the Monet Pleasant tunnel Ike le emplete, end 48 yards of arching earned ; mai laths Om Teasel the while or dm dies an sank, sad L h a s . s o Th e G s a s n an = s a n • ad of 90 4r 0 0 tozeazgo.nanthder of brickwork is Infifigml:". — yards or about lull tits total quantity, are tormffilaged. The a:indium derived bons the heading and exesmilan ambits me not only to mann ray previous report as Mame voteless lna the first est;mate, but to state that some bother redustka may be expected, bored my estimate of lonsary ; in fast, the works on the poetise from Rye to St. Leonardo will be executed for less time ose-half the wevimes askseated soatract amount. Tnornauxia WILL . AND Harrrnros Lima.—This branch bus sot been pressed forward so rapidly as the Ashford and St. Leonard., but in all the heavy works, between Tun. toidrieWsUs sad Withered's, and between Robertabridge and Whadington, every exertion has been made. There are four tunnels, vis. the Grove, Haut' Role, Wadhunt, and hiciantfield, mak ing an aggregate length of 2,128 yar is. The waggon road heading has bees completed throughout the whole, and 1,301 yards of arching turned. There an also executed 967.000 cube yards of excavation, out of an estimated total quantity of 2,278,000, and • proportionate amount of other work. PIRNANINT WAT.—I have recently carefully examined the state of the permanent way, and am enabled to ropon that it is in very goad condition. The decay and replace ment of sleepers has been very inconsiderable, being princi pally between Stoat's Nest and Reigate, end their condition' at the present time is better than I had anticipated, Mil& I believe to be owing to the constant attention to drainage, which preserves the sleepers as well as reduces maintenance. The maintenance 'mount', comprising the repairs of works, statioas, fences, de., and which include alai tke renewal of sleeper, do not exceed 1101. per mile per annum. The smallness of which amount is to be Widened to the line being originally laid very eutotartiaLy for the period, although the rails and chairs are twelve percent. lighter than them recently laid on the new lines. I beg, in ccnclusion, to with reference to the estimates recently made for the renewal and maintenance of permanent way, that the opinion formed from my own expertise, em this subject, to which I have devoted much attention, es that the ultimate cost of renewal sod maintenance will De reduced much below say estimate which has boas Mimeo made." TRAFFIC RETURN FOR THE PAST WEEK. Bike *pecan new leta Sawa at Railway. 1848. 1849. 1848. 1849. - -- Barrisg. - - 31 31 Aberdeen 374 371 Ballast and Ballymena 16 19 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 874 877 14 14 Bolton, Blackburn. and West Yorkshire 856 844 Bristol and Exeter 141 164 Caledonian s,' • 7.038 696 84 Chester awl Holyhead 364 34 Dublin and Drogheda 79: 767 7i 73 Dublin and Hinestown 474 474 Dandee,Perth,Aberdeen June 1,009 1,038 674 914 Bast Anglian BO7 644 314 754 Bast Laricultin 295 322 &Meru Counties and Norfolk 16,21. 14,343 61 78 Pastern Union 1,411 1,636 674 574 Edinburgh and Glasgow 4,4; 4,015 494 78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Deaden 2,035 2 419 74 1024 Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr 2,910 3,126 24 226 Glasgow, Palaley,and Greenock 1,1 ' i 1,122 - 148 Greet Northern &B. Linadnah. 2,808 130 1881 Great Southern andWeatern(l) 3 , , 3,389 2061 2303 Great Western* 70 70 Lancaster and Carlisle 3,914 4,079 1724 2064 Lancashire and Yorkshire 14,. ' 13,271 - 13 Limrpool,Crosby, & Southport - 192 435 4784 London and NorthWestun 4 64 London and Blackwell 1624 170 Loudon, Brialiton, and 8. Coen 11, 1 11,999 196 2204 London and South Wasters ll 10,863 146 144 Londonderry and Enniskillen 11' PA 944 1574 Manchsster,Sheff., & Lineoln t 3, • 4,961 4234 471 Midland 24,387 23,1158 364 60 Midland 0 reatWesters.(l).... 1,053 1,098 86 36 Nonklands 753 826 122 North British 464 464 Scottish Central 23 48 Shrewsbury and C heater 849 1,490 - 30 Shropshire Union 426 60 671 South Devon 1.838 1,764 1654 189 Soutitliestant 10,689 12,576 38 38 Taft Vale ,.... 2,14 2,349 36 Ulster T77 680 - 25 Waterford and Limerick - 272 13 13 West Cornwall 12 12 Whitshaven Junction lBO - 213 269 2904 York, Newcastle, Berwick 13,842 13,945 RAH 2663 York and North Midland 10,044 8.202 FOREIGN. 68 764 Amiens and Boulogne 1,520 1,496 26 26 Dieppe 451 927 576 674 Dutch Rheniab 714 714 Montereau and Troyes 211 211 Northern of Prance 15,240118,364 1076 1074 Orleans to Bourges (GOO 2,135 2,908 72 72 Orleans to Tours - - 32 82 Paris and Orleans Rd 85 Paris and Roam 6,631 7,395 694 594 Rain and Ram 2,886 3,044 MILITARY. BASLE OILDIR IN WWI= 1101111INTS AT MONS WILL IP/06II1D ON TORSION SNOVICI. _ . 1849.-26th(Fan;erosiane) ; 41st (Tn. Vela). 1850.-49th (Priem» Charlotte of Wales's, or Hertford shire); 47th (Laricaahire); 30th (Cambridgeshire) ; 6th (Reyel let Wareiskakire) battalion. 1851.-92 ed (Gordon H4ileleadem) ; Nth (Durban) ; 56th (Weebnorelsok74th (Righ/eaders); (B a de Volan s t Infantry Regiment). 1862.-Ird ( Bulb); 13thiPrince Albert's Regiment Llght Illdeistry) 2 m l igereet ; 40th (2nd &atter sebitin) ; let (his Royal Regiment), 2nd battalion ; 43rd 2=Tbshire); 57th (West Middlesex); 31st (Hunting- I 7lat ( bland light Infantry), lot I n a g ua.); ia tiE—eth s I ti/ 8 8911. al Rifle Corps ), ) 2nd battalion; ath 14th ( uakingtire 1 —4lli Mot ; Norfolk) ; 62nd (W hami iltshire) ; 17th (Lei cesteeshke); _lOOl (Oxfordshire) 1866.—Urd Mat affelk) ; 81st (Loyal Lincoln Volun teers) ; 12th Meet flaffolk), Ist battalion • 36th (Royal Stintl) ; 2Tth analshillsg) ; 90th (Perthshi re Volunteen). 1856.-91 M (Aegyleahlre), reserve battalion ; 33rd (let Yorkshire, West Riding); 46th (Booth Devoushire) ; nod (Prince of Wales's Volunteers) ; 21st (Royal North British Fusiliers) ; 28th (North Gloimestarsiare); 50th (Queen's Own) ; 77th (Bast Middlesex). 1867.-93rd (Butheeland Highlanders); 4th (King's Own) ; 23rd (Royal North 'Millis battalion. The reserve battalion of the 6th Regiment having had a wing only on service at Hudson's Hay fora verylimited period is set down for the Cape, to relieve the Ist battalion Rifle Brigade, in 1850, instead of going out in:1857, had it been otherwise circumstanced. Regiments are pieced.» the order for foreign service, under the suppoeldon that corps in the But Indies will be relieved after 16 years' and elsewhere after 10 years' absence from home. PRONABLI ORD= IN WHICH 111011/ENTS AT POI3tON STATION/ WILL BrIVAN ROWS. 1850.-95th (Derbyshire) ; 7th (Royal Fusiliers); 14 (the Royal Regiment), Ist battalion. 1851.-38th (Ist Staffordshire); 19th (let York, North Riding); Rifle Brigade, let battalion ; 88th (Connaught Rangers). 1852.-79th (Cameron Hiehlanden) ; 42nd (Royal High land Regiment), let battalion; 97th (Earl of Ulster's), let battalion; Rifle Brigade, 2nd battalion; 20th (Boat Devon shire), let battalion. 1853 —lBth (Royal Irish) • 80th (Staffordshire Volun tem); 23rd (Royal Welsh Fukien), reserve battalion ; 91st (Argyleshire), rowers battalion; 20th (East Devonshire), re- AGM battalkm ; Rile Brigade, reserve battalion ; 71't (Highland Light Intently), reserve battalion ; 99th (Lanark ' shire); 12th (East Suffolk), reserve battalion'_ 97th (Earl of Ulster's), reserve battalion; 42nd (Royal Highland it! meet), reserve battalion. 1854.-45th (Nottingham), let battalion. 1856.-66th (BerksPire) ; 11th (North Devon); 15th (York, East Riding); 7 3 rd ; 54th (West Norfolk); 34th (Cumberland.) 1857.-16th (Bedfordshire) ; 22nd (Cheshire); 96 th ; 63th (Second York, North Riding); 6th (Royal Fusiliers), let battalion ; 37th (North Hampshire); 66th (West Essex), let battalion ; 98th. 1858.-36th (Herefordshire), reserve battalion, let ditto ; 66th (West Essex), reserve battalion ; 29th (Worcestershire ); 10th (North Lincoln) ; 78'h (Highienders Ross-shire Buffs); 84th (York and Lancaster); 86th (Royal County Down); 6th (Northumberland Fukien), Ist battalion, re. serve ditto; 69th (South Lincolnshire), reserve battalion, lit ditto ; 76th, reserve battalion. 1859.-67th (South Hampshire), lit battalion, reserve ditto; 44th (East Ewen), reserve battation ; 76th, let bat talion; 44th (East Essex), Ist battalion. 1860.-69th (2nd Nottingham); 53rd (Shropshire ) 1861.-61st (South Oloucestennire; ; 60th (King's Royal Rifle Corp), reserve battalion. 1862.-Bth The King's Regiment); 24th (2nd Warwick shire); 32nd ( Cornwall.) 1863.-64th (2nd Staffordshire); 83rd; 70th (Surrey); 87th (Royal Irish Fusiliers) ; 75th. Regiments are placed in the order for home as having com pleted (linen years in the East Indies and ton years else. where, before quitting their respective stations. It is pro- bable, however, II regards the regiments in the East Indies, that two or mere easy shortly come home on a reduction of the Queen mops there.—BrOWA Army Despagch. ROYAL Awnixnay, BIPT. 2I.—A great number of non commissioned officers and gunners, who have bees deemed unfit for further service, after an examination by a medical and field officers' board, passed the commandants' board of examination today, and will be discharged on the 11th of October, some on pensions, and others on gratuitous allow- DIVIDENDS.—Oct. P. T. Bamford, Wardle. manufacturer—Oct. 12. T. Berracktigh end J. E 1 1Oits draper ire, —Oat.-1 s O i L t . i ewt"n 't:r s ..ll7l . l l4 l ßaiTet4 ll7, W ilman :*o9 .-Illit merchants—Got. 17. J. B. Croft, Liverpool. all weeeei_ eit. It Gil St. Luke's, ironfounder —Oct. Mk J. IRO or a.na luzit bobbin turners — Oct. 25. W. Han , Left -ww, shin, miller—Oct. 17. W. Harris, Wreaks"' P Aim paper mania tares—Opt. 15. J. Nottor,TlV oilbfik.... pet 17. J. B. Priehard and J. R. Croft, Liverpool, e a 'a .. Oct. 17. J. B. Prichard, Liverpool, oil serohant—Oct. 15. L e n .., osteston.stroot, City, cap and silk manufactorte—Oat If. oF7. end M. Rigby. Bury, Lancashire, joinere_o o. D ..._ . .s. t ift hitThouse, L Whitehouse, and A. Whitehouse, Rewind, tesehire, and Monmouth, tin plate mauttfactmers —ow. It 1 1 ,•..._ Little Befimalley, City, tailor. • •"‘ cpxyuricsakfi to be granted, unless maks shown to da the of the eek ir on y intoting. Oet. 15. R. Boucher, Liverpool, boot and shoe emonhebseet_h_ 4. W. liddimn, Rastrick, Yorkshire, fancy woollen ".• Oct 12. J. hilts, Pontypool, Mon mout h s hi re, dealer In Me m ~, s*its—Oct. 13. D. N. Fisher, Lynn Regis, Norfolk, mos k a w ": Oct. 11. J. Hickson, Lodseb id Yorkshire, apoteee f7 _ o , „ Prentice, Slough, Buckinghamshire, ironmonger —p e t. IL ei Preston, Lancashire, hatter—Oct. 11. W. Hameln, Wakeod , y . shire, pointer—Oct. 16. J.: Smith, Rageley, etaserd e ki,. —Oct. 13. J. Wright, Northampton and llardingstoceii - 4. 0 . 1 . 04. shire, , endue rmingham, corn merchant—Oct. 13. 8. Yorks, p ai. bridge uterer. CERTIFICATES to noosefir by the Vice-Chancellor set." Bankruptcy, unles be shown to the contrary, ca w iii,' ; Oct. 1 2. T. Proctor, Preston, Lancashire, spindle and Sysaker-2, vt... South Shields, Durham, banner—J. Worthy, Ilartkoool, br—B. Wright, Marley, Shropshire, c o mb and OMNI I T, Frleuilde ttr: - PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-3. Barlow and scab Standish-with-Longtree, lAncaahlre, miners and c ca l 11. Beaumont and G. Lockwo o d, Holbert, Yorksblre="6-44 —A. Binnie and J. 8. Richardson, Old Bond-stoat, Bndgett and FL Birlgett, Bristol and Ninon, Glonainegg % L an. sale grocers — W. Clark, Elizabeth Clark, and H. ford, Kent, innkeepers—T. Hammond and A. Murray ma. tractors—J. Handley, R. Boone, and S. Fox, West Ide k LW cheater, Lancashire, coal miners—W. R. Harris end T. .."' Essea.street, Strand, solicitors — J. Moore and J. Hop, Igat lin t s rough, Leicestershire maltster —R. Pow and 3, Shields, Northumberliind, B. Wylam, Gat Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and J. Ititson, Haz a. partners in the MMIe Iron Works, an far as regards J. Harm —H. Roberts and W. OiA tie nn alliall A ton, Gloucestershire, drapers—W. 11. Smith, F. mo gj i c i4 New Church-street, Bermondsey, shipehandlers—R. igui, W, Bradley, and I. Wormald, Drighluigton, Yorketire, ,_ tractors-8. Wild, J. Andrew, J. klaigb, and E. Stein, gang; Moor, Lancashire, coal proprietor., so far as regards L grignq i : William and W. Green, Union Wharf, Pimlico, roil INNIMIIt SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Rosear Amen, Edinburgh, stockbroker, Sept. 28 and OIL It , Fraser's Rooms, Edinburgh. Juno Casates BELL, Dundee, merchant, Sept. 27 and Or'. 3, e l k s British Hotel, Dundee. DA,ID Lome, Glargow, baker, Sept. 26 and Oct. 17, at o g 1,,,, Exchange !Mk-rooms, Glasgow. ' ARCHIBALD MACPRICII.DR. Inverness, hotelkeeper, Sept. 27 aO4 18, at the Caledonian Hotel, Inverness. JOHN Yoeso, Jun., Glasgow merchant, Sept. 25 and Oct. 16, a O, rio's Royal Hotel. "Ialiol;• SHIPPING INTSLLIGSSCS. , Tves ear, W " treitneee weasel," am • zairtnie CASUALTY. Hamburg racket, of Leith, coal laden, was en Om g a d Reef Testerday ; she get off lan night, after timing part of her cargo overb rard, but again musk ale Neuwerck, and is expected to become a wreck. AItILIVED. MAILS. BAILED. BOCEPHALCS-ham Greenock, September 19, to _Glees Burs-from Liverpool, September 21, to WWI Semen Oat -from Sunderland, September 19, to Nedra Ceworta-from Penzance, September 19, to ........ -Olds Curaur-from Gravesend, Septamber 20, to DVOADI Gmeoes.-fromLiverpool, September 21, to Gelato milled DAVID -from Peoz.ence, September 19, Ito DISPATCH -from Plymouth, September 20, to WM Dais -from Shields, September 19, to **MO ESCORT-from Dartmouth, September 19, to .. . Eutus-from Falmouth, September 20, to Lime-from Greenock, September 19, to Eus. THOMPSON-from Gravesend, September 21, to I Eusa Sew-from Gravesend, September 21, t 0.... HAO-from Liverpool, September 21, to .-."*"..-= Ll Parer - from Hertlepoel, September 2 0 , to " - citoo9 Owes-from Greenock, September 19, to ...11.210 1 Citserame-from Hartlepool, September 1% to........Riskeet OLINCAPII-from Liverpool, September 11, to 2 1 raraffia i HAIL/QUIN-from Liverpool, September 71, to Nob until Hrateter -from Plymouth, September 20, be HIMIT Lawson-from Shields, September 19, to llllllmor Hurwitz: J.-from Shields, September 19, to. ...... » Deprerer -from Melds, September 19, to Jane Ebus--from Plymouth, September 19, t 0..-- 001 s um Joan-from Weida September 19, to Mao Les-from Liverpool, September 21, to. Lrea-from Gravesend, September 21, W .... . Naar HAT-from Orarastrod, September 21, .to ....... Naar-from Queenstown, September 19, ...... MILTON-from Dartmouth, September 20 to Chits TteN , tedh Haeowear -from Falmouth, ftwoteto k it. to mok MALT iltmeos-from Hartlepool, Sept. 1 to ....... .......a Pastor-from Hull, September 20, to Puma-from Orramend, September 21, to Os* Paererup-froni Liverpool, September 21, to ................... Sew-from Liverpool, September 21, to %Wan Samna-tram Liverpool, September 21, to ............ SIAMAN-from Liverpool, September 21 Swan-ham Liverpool, September 20, to ....................«.... ... Setvaires-ham Cardiff, September IP, to .. . •• Sri Join, FAI/TAPP-from Shields, September 20, to Foot Touo-hoes Sunderland, September 19, to ... .... W. alio Jana-from Sunderland, September 19 , to ........ nos W. MRLUI-from Liverpool, September 20, to ..................Ora te Tam-from Cardiff, September 20, to ............................. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ELIZA grow; 10 days from Guernsey for Newfoundland. 5eP1. 3 , 14 48.10 N., bn. 18.0 W. imam, of and from Poole for Newfoundland, nice dale from is Lizard, Sept. 7, let. 49.10 N., lon. 24.17 W. [Advertisement-A —A MOST MIRACULODS CCU • BAD Lao OF 821.1 T IiZAIW' DURATION BY lIOLLOWAVII WOW AND Peas—Mr. Barker, of 3, Orakam-dear, Drypool, at the U' eighteen had a breaking out on one of his lags, which &ha/ formed into an nkerous sore, and increased in severity until he r , eighty years old, when it entirely took away his power of mann At tart, after seeking relief in vain for so many years, he had rtsoF o to Holloway's Ointment and Pills, and them invaluable medico_ have cured him so completely, that he Is now enabled to walk 13 I a most men of fifty yearn of oge. Said by all i i =s; and st ffs• femur Holloway's Establishment, 244, @dread, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AIKIN.—Sept. 20, at Albion•atreet, Hyde-park, Mrs. C. A. Alba d a daughter. ARDEN.-Bept. 19, the wife of R. E. Arden, ER., of Soadoda creacent, Hyde-park, of a daughter. NICOLSON.—Sept. 19, at Williamgtreet, Lowodesequarr, NteoLon, of a eon. wlkal OLP/Mt.—Sept 20, at Olouceiner.terrace, Hyd e-park, °flyer, Erg., of a daughter, FOR-born. MARRIAGES. lETRUNE—MAXWELL.—Sept. lb, at Dundee, by the Ber.l.Barw. of Free St. Peter's, A. Bethune, FA., of Bleb.), to Marlistet , daughter of J. Maxwell, Esq. 'ULLEIt—MULLINE6.—Sept. 17, at Northampton, by the Ile 7 Stodelart, D.D., Arthur, second son of Mr. T. Fuller, to Jane las. beat, eldest daughter of the lets Alderman F. Mulliner. IRAZEBBOOK—HICKMAN.—Sept. It,, at Oldswinford Cbartol the Rev. C. U. Cranford, Vicar, assisted by the RV. Mr. Manua M. Orszetwook, jun., FAq., of Audnam, to Mary Annee moo r daughter of Capt. Ektmen, at 01(1'1ring:ed. DEATHS. SIILLEN.—Rcpt. 18, at Black Friars, Canterbury, Ald' l * C.. nilasary Sullen, of the Orthumee Department, apd 67. LAKGFIAM.-9ept. 17, at the Calverl.y.parit, Tunbridge -I " i* d ' s Dowager Lady La m. LATHAtd.—flept. 18, at Glasgow, Jetoltna, wife of I. Latlisarep . Secretary of the Edinburgh and Glamow Railway Comps* PAYNS—Sept. SO, after a long and painful illness, Willem h r . " Seq., in the Salk yearof his age. Printed and published by VI =JAM Kure Hata, of Pict s, LonTsT street, la dr City ot Loudon, Printer, et the Mos, Lx°l). street, in thir 'redo*: ot Whitetriars.—eatobrist, Elarrotess 1549. A .al e. ;Se T_! L$ Y rs L. U .. . Pi ii a. iti 4f i hi ii II Ii &I j'l ; t , ~• alo! bito I. T Mee tope* that ti tmv Olt LOD town Comb £1 N ID dal et Del £1 10 equal t forms, este or labour loanul both. by dn plate olei i;i6; did ti tattle and end _ Itut On ti P INtin Bel ha' sot the ZIT to 01 I'l