The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-24 00:00:00

assffitaat asisaisalastias with Mr. Cr aura awl the superb'. traction , or para. I war Lac with but ernsnoto.ivrly id* opportunity of IM prof which Right soder other citeutostosoes lace deco : I have, ib rtkirr, soothed Open to • sweetest of du principal i raiiii,sti its, sad beg so Pewit es Wiwi ' with respect to Ist. 1 twoob—litat a greater aerober elf bus lave beta aneuelly eat dew lbw has be. a astharierd by hes Ma *tee stetnieleisers. as proved by all bees el Lila* sold at Various sake, WWII I lewd ea tables Warp.l the dada to be undelivered trusertiog over the /Alai of Wu we slaw wistelaublag away aids new Ira weed fa the we sod. i. eenebershea. I world *de as Pro paring tbs debits fee ask cat in 1815, the dab. Imo es ets between Ike Dauber of tress awed in Om Trusery warrant sad dive actually falW : Nader effuse waw a ilvantor el Thor amid auftriee moony M Cbboihr lassaarlaarst • laado 1464. Lauda Fat 11,515 801 /11 1,1117 PIS 49 The myna K less so out ?ow^ appears to have teen die• peeled Siorm* as flaws !het, lioff a treater number is the lots for sale firm was Mated Iht tfe catalogues, which, being hoeing to mob porikt o meahled them to give an apparently higher peke he the tkmks. Wanks' prams, and which it imitated hes he sems years prevented limey neponable desists front allemdieg the mks Bemiad. The appropriatioe of timber under pretence of replies to the lodges of the several keepers end eskers, which to have been eassatiosed to a tonna extent by same Mh ea traislemats is the Aloe of the Deputy Hamm without say authority whetene. Al as instance of whisk, I would refer WOW saw et George Frederick B mite, the wee keeps et Sake's,* Walk. agnast whom then tree bills wile fletwed at this led October striae@ for felony, in taking simnel hinge oak tries from the New Fore 4, which wen emiveyed to the proses of his brother iadaw, Wee, a car pester sad whe4weight at Oorely, when they were sawed up, sad emsvorted to wag e 4 IWO wholly tuneasested with the mews property, being used in the onetime of lows built by Bowles nen Ringwood, and sown cut up for spokes and other putouts coneected with tie trade of Colas; while the repairs at big lodge were all irseented by the empietan from New Park, sad the requisite timber aed ether swains supplied haat that Apia, in the este of James Hant l stakeeper of Castle au 'lnwood Walk, visiting his shortl sitar my ar rival, 1 fined two rah trees 1) hip the of his loses, whist he at once admitted hod ghtla to him by James bead, as sonstaat ssrreyor - sod imliss, trim the clettasne tits Monter, that such a dispien was highly B tad isomer. I immediately fetion their being apptepristed, mad in the causes of farther inquiry it estuJly grad oat that Hunt being unable to draw thew tree* but that part of tin alma la which they were lyieg (dine men than a mile Ir. m ltia lodge), with toe sane les et James Reed, allowed ismer, a timber merentat, to taka away two Bne lu A ii oak trees, measuring within two lost of three loads, boas tie same spot, as a remuneration for drawing those found on Hunt's mains, for him. Also the saw of Thomas One, woodman, of Broom" lactates, spinet whom • true bill was foam; for stealing two esk tract, sad converting them to his owe ass; the defence set up being, that they were givea him by James Reed to Nuke the bed of a art, for winch, in the course of his duty, he mill lave ao occasion ; the keeping of kerns and outs by the weedsue hey*, in my *ides, bass a fruitful scam of evil mad fr. ad. 2no. DIZABUZBNINT os Tinsiz.—la the estimated ceatosta of tne timber felled in 1848 sad on the actual iiiiimuremeat a great aifferesee exists, as before shove; and on re-lotting two forfeited lots which bad been sold at a previous sale, I found the quantitise to be as follows : Lotted in the Sale Book : Lot 24, 67 'tads Lot 22, 87 ends Mittel quititities on revisiting: Let 24, 67 ends, 1 top, 834 feet, need mientrement. Le 22, 76 ends, 4 tops, 2,533 feet, hewed messurement. Abate one-fourth ten ders it to round me eurentent 6461 1,9 . 371 Total difference in the two lo; 7001 feet. Lot 22 birds( been bowed by the pneeluren, it beaus' neelesery to abate onsflurtb, as above, to reduce it to round The above elsousstancee induced a belief that much abuse km existed geserelly in the measurement of the dish r, whisk is the less easy to account for, in eons/queue of the prows deems four or five reguders on all masks, when timber is being measured and lotted fur sale. las. firzeturo or Tirana —.hautboy ground of con. plains is, that large quantitate of timber appear to have been agglaffillp stoles in the meet open moaner in broad day, by a dole of timber deaden who were in the habit of par deedog M a essaiderable extent at the pens' , al sales, WWI isseteod as an excuse for them to send their teams to OM Now Freest, end remove the timber they chose to select mishentaspielos; sad here I should quote the ease of one stn signinst whom two true bill were found at the swims, use fee skialieg, in April last, nearly 60 fins large oak issue INNS a spot where StAl Lad bees cut; but none were the. slid or loud; and at the very moment when hie counsel mew mak* an applcation to get the trials postponed, this pine., who wee at large on hal, with the aid of his friends, sons actually engaged in procuring the abduction of an int pereent witness fee the prosecution, who had termerly Nasa l in his employ, sad as his servant had assisted in the remora of bum trendies of timber, whi.h had been l toque stein, pert of which formed the whine of the charre la M meseqnence of which, it was deemed advisable by the musel et the prosecution to consent to the motion for post, posomest of the trial until the ensuing sessions, previously he mbish is this m in all the other cues which were post = silk pcsepen was entered by the Attorney ' 1 regards the bock timber, I would refer partkelarly to the ease of a perms employed generally in the service of the mews In sensexiss with the felling and management ot timber, sgala.t whom five charge , . were preferred, on ell of whisk true bilis were found by the grand jury, although he VMS ereknallp tried on two only, as it hums manifest that mime of the Jury empannellad had resolved to acquit every Wad before them at those eessioce, noteithatandieg e isaef eammieg up of the chairman was conclusively against the primmer is the evidence. although in his charge t e the send jury he had upraised an opinion en the lies of the ispoidoes adverse to the prosecutions generally ; and it lass since been stated, that the prisoner has himself admitted his fwilt on each inleimoni preferred against him , aed that he ully expected to have been transport. d; and, according loth, evidesee eta unbent to wkonkke had gold, it would appear that since February, 1815, he had purchased of Dim about 730184de et bosh timber. Fee the minute partie.len attending` the prosecutions, and the reuses for abandoning those remaining untried, I weal yoke to Mr. Coxwell, to whose management they were es trusted by Her Majests 's Commistionen. I sanstiot omit refer to the fat of my having disordered, that for several years past it has been sustosury to make es changes of oak timber for elm far use in the satabli•kineat at New Park. the latter description of timber not balm gunenlly grew. in the New Forest. This is an evil of • rives niters, as it best salan unauthorised disposal atilt, property seder the mu of th e deputy surveyor, bet Ins us gumless* hos made a slosh for very esteesive frauds, Sys Paz,uno Tunas, AND CONTIRSION or TOP*, 410. —lt is evident that great want of cue has existed in seem ing tre.. for felling, and e9ul want of cue in felling them, Movies too meek stool, trussing off the limbs, cutting up the top sad lop sersisealy. -hereby g lumbers of crooks have been lot, and the timber otherwise reduced in valve ; this is all sucepdble of eel remedy for the future. A. espeement Isse bees weird into with a Lidhly respec`able pens* (Mr. William Wanes of Bodily), fa the purchase of ' all the crook , in the forest, at IMs per piece, the highest' • peen tor the few Hiltons, sold bias 3d. Srs.CO&D WOOD AND YAooolll,—Aeotker metes of fraud and miemanagemeat has bees the tionvertioe, cutting up end disposal .4 cord-wood and faegote, from the lope sad tops of Wen felled for timber or fuel-wood, an.i which app• sea to have be., sold under the almost unc'ntrolled authcrity of James Reed, and ant natrequitatly to some of the gros keepers, es evidenced by the statements made ea the remelt itamatiiratioes into charges against several of them, whi ch, wits Ina rap ate in earn ease. haves already been transmitted to her Majesty's CelltehieetOitere et Wootse, lie , anti white toed to mum a system open to fraud, which there is tre mush ruses to believe has existed to a great extent, not= on the oft of Jame% Roe° the ileitis:it eminent in the co tie dewy surveyor, out anis ot other eatiordinsitoeflielala in the New Forest, without whose coanivanoe it iambi kessilp have b.** ausessfully earriad out; the proper and areal course being far the persons employed to cut up end stack the ored.word and targets, to attend at the dice of the de puty struyee on the periodical pay-days with as account of all tie week they have done, and the wood and faggots sold ; end they are thea paid whatever amount arrests to be due to them ; whereto latterly it has been discovered in several Instances that the parties readying the wood and faggots have themselves paid for the cutting up, he., no account of which wee taken to the office of the &pry surveyor, sad It paid for at all. the mosey was embezzled by the aseistaat. 'rho twee of Gill tke groomkoper of Bram ble Hill Walk, will threw moo lig: es this system. factotums— laclueuree generally have been much neglerad is fidelities out the fin and fi !!eyes, eleastairg the drains, stearin the underwood, de, by which tie growth of the young seks he bees retarded sad otbnwi e ' Injured. This is belag remedied by inereaud attention. Some of the Weems, are Ire approaching a state I. which it has been mod %threw them est. Sou, op Tots FOILION..-Ofavel, sand, marl, and other issmietiess of ecil„ love bees allowed to be removed by soy idesdasmins is violates of the Aot 10 Gee. r.4 - ..60, aims MM. • loyally of 6d. per load Is now jai lofts grooakoopsoo of the respective walks for gravel, ' Mod end sasel, the proceeds of which might be 'best usefully Irvl be getting water-etauses, err win small bridem, ... WM of do forest sub requiring sub ist:, * poososooslo. asst ssoolditilost/Mt loollity in getting timber Our Art sold, sod p. Aside issues its vales. This dhow flat ty, whist is only objected to by peruse fens when It tbe least r ,. , will hove a most banelkial area la preserving the te of the crown. SWIM or PAYING AGNS SO LANOtratial. This is .epee to great sheer, bat millet', under the existing misname ' meat, b dit#eelt to remedy a caserseeedy sebutitted by me to the bend fully establishing dm evils to whittle I teal bat as this cut is now under the consideration of •the eom- , todeisesses, I do not thiak it right at the present moment ' Uwe particularly to advert to it. FOIL WOOD.—It has been the practice to cat down beak trees for the supply of Awl-woad, splitting and sickles I. mem eases, sett ft °then leaving whole trees It for man isinring purposes, whisk, sit hr Wag ossigood so Use mural claimant,. have beau allwee4 to remota an unlimited time b-fore r nthvit, thus affording a pre eat (or pinta to be at ail times fa the lariat with farm Keay pastas daisies fuelrisbte Imam been I. the hebit el *Ali.. their eakammate, sontrary to the Act 9 & 10 Will. tble, sad permittleg the toast aleiale to ta ttoos waders, sod eheremel•bursers to exercise their calling la lb* fore.% has bees prodoenth of greet irregularities. It is alit natter et doubt whether away penis, de ast alai= sad shads fuel woolen is aseordenie with the An et WA a Ilisebeth. Au it may be divvied fUr me se emperient la some mesetue fat the ezietemee irreptlarities, fate the liberty a statiag, dist I molder that the fountain ill health ef Thetabill Winn Weir from wands), for mime) rendered hen tail far a the motive sad varicose dudes whisk Wash to the edam of deputy weeper. sod they were la wissetprise delegated to hie esefr are two sombre , whisk apnea to have emu. fined eampelaelpelly se the ease as New Path, sad seirly the while et the est-dere linty MEI left to the thategthant ef an inferior 'Sear (Janne Reed), who was rhos sualled ee wary sn hie tthesoin poetises with Inde dross st diendes a his had minis and Wore dello gusailes pissed It eseiithig 0 1 4 et Ids pone to reprove asp sabot pony hareem as pable, sod has a georal &ergs shades sod anima of den ezteaded direat. initgs be peesasel *as a strider sepervidea es the pert of the &Willie wadi have prevented these irregu larities ; but the amasses duties attashed to it, sad the dif fieelty_la eased vhils thee finagle* ea establislitheat ea the New Forest, of within at welds( like a correct state of its al sk% penktelarly what reasons add for soasealtheot, shows the absidate nesswity d rely**, oddly upon the acti vity rid IRMO, of the deputy surveyor. Is the Isersaip sistetheat the priaelpal evils la the sthaagsthent Oahe New Forest have been nedsid ; but the whelp setheth reqpiree mince; awl I as prepared, if it *add us asoldleat i =e 2 = oo • p 1... shish. Maar bawd qua a I madder, if *Maw* alm=emmied eat, maw the New Pos ie s a valuable and le th e mows. I have, W. I= W. L. Puma'. IRELAND. Duping. Elmt We have no news bare beyoZcilieve . accounts from the country. The evictions are numerous in the south and west, and simultaneously secret societies are, it is said. spriogieg up in various ' directors. The Prospects of the country for the approaching winter are certainly gloomy, and the private accounts are worse than much of what appears in the journals. It is believed by many that the conspiracy against rents is part of a very 'widely-spread system in which ' there is more design than was at lint surmised. I know from private sources of a very extraordinary case which attuned last week in the county of Clare. A gentleman pat in a distress upon some tenants, who pretended to come to terms with him, and agreed that the corn should be conveyed by the bailiffs for We to a market town, twenty miles oft The gentle man fell into the snare laid for him, as the tenants had legal 'delta that the corn could not be car ried beyond the nearest poand, and on arriving at the market town the cern was seized by a soon of ;reason* sold to the highest bidder and the money men to the tenants, who went off to Anteing. The gentleman having counted to have the corn sold at the county town (reported to be the dearest market), made in point of law a waiver of the distress, and be is tricked out of his rent. But the point worthy of notice is, that in a distant part of the county the defaulting tenants should have found such ready Yesterday morning, their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Clarendoo, the Earl and Countess of Craven, the private secretary, and Captain Henry Ponsonby, A.D.C., and sui e, left Mr. Mr. Ifina's Hotel at Killarney, and posted from thence in private carriages to the present terminus of the Great fivuthern and Western Railway at Mallow. Shortly after their arrival at the Mallow station, the viceregal party got into the royal carriages, and pro ' cteded to the King's Bridge Terminus, at a spoed mere rapid than was ever tried before on that mas sively constructed and well-appointed railway. The train left Mallow at two o'clock, and the party were nt the Viceregal Lodge at half-past six. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 24. 1849. MAYcs, 100, h ft. Suffolk &aka Co ` *Lord Batman's Goodwood , Bet 71b, al Lord CliMan's St. Antonio, 84 Ilb. MArcd, 200, 50 ft, A. F. Mr. V 4 rity'a Dplomatist, 8 t 21b, apt Mr. Bhel..)'• Bo membranes (desd), 131 b. MAIMS. 300, k ft, T.Y.C. Mr. Poyas's Sambas. B.t 71b, alit Sir J. Hewley's f by Iflab Birgit:whir (deal, 7st 121 b. WIDNIIIDAT. 60 Soon., it olds. 7el 61b ; four, Bst 81b ; fire, fist lab ; di And aged, ikt. DI. HASDICAP Swnstitrasso of 15 eon. snob, 10 IR, for 271 olds. T.Y.C. Mims/Coe ElWzgragaill of 20 sows. each, and only 6 it if declared, tke., for 3-yr olds and upwards. D.M. 011111PSWITS of 10 Nova. each, 2-yr olds.. Bst; ftr/0. 1 84 41b; four, Sat 121 b; 6w and upwards, 9.t 11e; the win ner to bit sole for 160 son. 'R.M. FaIS year of the amand TILIZNELIL PitoDlloll STAUB of 10 ISM wit, it:ad& T. T C. 78 eel& CoL Ames% fby ardseldter-- fby Cilsdlalor—Loil=y Olodaltur—Metelsedoa eby o tall s = *Mr. Nine% Ablellah, TM agelsalaw Mr. Bane% IMby 91 11 =--Tslia Silfmn, *Oro to Zpiolg.t W. T. Clerk} } Dr The Dewar, Um Bandatry, , , qtr. MOW! Pentileit= gild, supismefkins, el,i~ltiabmwe. Waco Orterd's W by filas—Sialie, .1 by Aradd—livairs, *Pomegranate, Mr. Pam dustis k r a = 4 „ a t eleVel. N•• by Myr Herwase-- .4 *TM ara Serpent, = *lard IT. PowlelPs 5 by Joiti7 Clawat, ea a Emotion, .10 ... 1td Take, *Dohs se IllielawreOldllie Calm, Mr. Dripsakes I ord llothiosa's heap, 14••••• • MI: Menet, *Lord lisida'aura, fby Balwri--Memiasooll4les _•• liewtaerope, Mireeld. *Pala, •Italmos. M. Oretwfthere Nigger ere, Mr. Orevilles Ms MiMlean (dead), MOM% Mr J -- . dewier' Illyyl, a •Criabergy, Lied litansen's • by Temeonew— Brandy rat, s a = sers f y ltatrimer—CmichesaLstra. Date of Plowenber *ewn si_olindveizes Sigras, grayer, Mr. allielle• •by fby • &yams —Paregyale. Aides The Mak fly gig —Are thumb St. flormdre Slap, *Mr. Bassidag% IL Odom. •Itir 8. EL Mart 1112•11•••• • • Wiliam ih•Omenerar, Ni Ws r•ltele• Szedires• by Birdeateber— wee Pet (dad), J. af by Bireddier—Oxygen (deed), f by Birdoatcher—Del mg ( ). DT. Lzois Brads of Visors. each for 3 yr olds ; oohs, th• 7lb ; tidies, Sit lib ; winners, extra. D.I. (15 rubs.) Osi. Area's Da Jew *Hake of Bedford's Mahmtta, •Quasimods, .Spanwelk _Lent awe Weill's eby Don John out of Meal, alma, Lard .an'e Calast, Ridellna,_Lord En tees Tapered, (Edam, Mr. *Mr J. Hawley's Queensberry, *Ca Peers I%.lo:,Vri=tgliatima, Mr. Woriey's Casaba. Swag?. of 60 Sim snob, it ft, for 2 yr olds ; cot's Bst 71b, and fillies let 61b, not engaged in the July, Chesterfield, Rutland, Cleerwell, or Prendergast Stakes ; winners of 200 sons. or inwards, Sibs extra. T.Y.C. (8 subs.) *Doled Bedlbrd's Dadra's, •lord Exeter's Preslaw, Mr. drat withes Sidssaildls, *Lard Orford's Mandarin, *Colonel Pers Longi nus, *Duke of &Mend% Otdinr, *lewd W. Poirletea Gisnend-liste, *Mr. F. hUllere's f by Cotherstase, dam by Bizarre. °JAMEY STALIN of 30 son. each, 20 ft ; for 2 yr olds, not named in the Rutland Stakes • oohs fist 'lib, Mlles Bst 31b • wieners of a rweepstskes of 4 00 son. including the winner's own stake 41b, of two such stakes 71b extra. From the tern of the lands is. (11 stew) *Dabs of Rutland • lir a by Charles XII. out of Cowslip, *Lord Mitten% gpOwsuord, *Mr. harness Its Daughter of the Kra, Mr. F. mite% M. Ursula, *Air. Wiesoces Egull I, Lord Pabnerstores Dac tyl,: *Doke et Bedfaed'a John o'Orost, Sir J. Hawley's Slang, sLord Exeter's Preview, *Hr. Frankum's Catalan, *Mr. Nesill's Thaskersy, AUTOS 100, h ft. T.Y.C. Mr. Grevills's Barley, IL, 41b, receives from Sir J. Hawley's Truthtaller, list 71b. MATCIIL 200, hft ; Bst 71b each. AF. *Duke of Bed. ford's Hinto receives 40 soya ft from Lord Cale ton's Dab cotah Chief. TEVNIDAY. Quinn's Puma of 111guiJ;;; 3-yn old, Ast 4lb ; 4 yrs, lOat 71b; 6 yrs. list; 6yrs and aped. list 41b. RC. TOWN PLATS of 60 son. each ; for 2-yrs old, colts, list 71b ; Bet 31b. D.I. Swan's. of 6 son. sack ; for 2 yn old, 64 101 b ; 3 yrs, Set Sib ; 4 yes and upwards, Oat. AVinner to he sold for 70 Lon. Rutland Stakes Canna. Second year of the FIRST TRIENNIAL PRODUCE STAKIS of 10 son. each ; for 3-yn old, oohs, Set 71b, and Bst 41b. Ths seeped M main 10r wax and the third 6 per mat. out of UM slam. AF. (I pe 26 subs.) gold AlberamWa Raga" *Nugent% *Diana, *Grasshopper, Vol. Ames Onenglon. bonbon. Oddity, *Mr. Bataan's Elude), •Abd it las• t' efidas et Opossum, Mr. B. Boyce ns bc by Bud dhist' eat elf Tansies Lan, `Lord Chesterfield's CWent , Receptios, be evict Hinson est of Aniline, b f by Gladiator oat of Gametes. Lady 1111 es. Mr. N. Clloyco's May Day, Mr. F. Clarke's Ravensborne, Aidersiste, The Mercer. itidgaO, Mr. Critabley's Sir Henry Mr. J. Day's John Bull, Tretress, again Delme's Has" Mr. 'Wry Earl of Bichnseed oat of ilashrd Venlson, Wicadwcal (late Ills Gram). lard Eglinton's Solos, Lovelock, Boles. Mr. W. Etwall's f by Entitles out of Soldier's Joy, Mr. W. Etwall's Mantle, Mr. Etwall's In, grad Eider's cby Vol take oat of Metro, f by Bt. Francis out of Cilia, Mr. Ford's Irish Jig, Cashier, Cares, •e loy Sir Hercules oat of Duvernay, Crucible, lard Glaegow's f by the Provost , dam by Comm b fby the Provost oat of Elm wblß b t by the Provost out 41 impertinence, f by Lower met at *Masada, Mr. Goodwin's Hamar, Mr. Grat b t by 81r Heresies eat of Crow, Mr. Gratwkke's Roeheater, Guerra, Landers's, Mr. Ormille'sDamson, &Oboe, Paquin. Cynt'.la, Puty, • Hawley'. Touch% Vatican, Mr. Herbert's Herbert, Molly, Letitia, Beinicat, Mr. Honsoby's Old Fox, Mr. Jobeitone's Snow. storm, Lad Maidstone's Deodiekado, Mr. Johnstone's Wild Blood, Mr. Mennen's Wensleydale, Baby. Sylvester, Mr J. B. Mill's Roma- Beessa. Lord Milterinis a by Vera's= out of Zullraa, f by Vent. lass out et Selwyn, Eau de Vie, Sir C. Monk's Vanguard, Gulliver, Mr. Moseys's br a by Lanni:cat out of Irony, b fby Colvin out of Bird. lime, Stanton, bre by Conrick out of M im Tan, •M r. Newton's Memento. fby &mos out of Mamie, Lewd Oxford's Pretender, Fire Ring. C.iL Peel's Little Frank, •Indus, &Tselmor, slone, Cracow, f hyaena out of In, fby Ice out of Sakai% *Quinine, Mr. H. Pilldngton's Ferret, •Lxd W. Powlett's Rearauard, Mr. J. Posney's Ferozepore, Mr. L. Reed'. Education, Busy Fort, Duke el Richmond's Mirror, Month boy, •Dipland Fl mg, Jelly Fish, Mr. J. Robinson's Newmarket, Duke of Rethod's b fby Cesar at ci Virago, Lent J. Scott's The Elthine, Mr. Shelley's Sir Hubert, b f by St. French out of •Besevale. ch fby Emilie* out of GISMO. Lard ncer's ? i brg i rk i t at of Agars, Mr. W. 8. Stanley's fby Cotherstoce out of Cowslip, •Flraeatr, Mr. Ward's Ilebe, Po up, Charm, •Mr. Wat son's Nina, Harlestoss, Mr. Wigram's Nazloo, Pylictes, Sir W. W. Wynn's Rhuabon, Lord Albemarle's( by Cotbentone out of Emperor's dam (dead), Capt. Delme's eby Veolem out of ~ilverkelt (dead). Lord Pierces aby Velocipede oat of Amino (dead), Mr. P. Godwin's a by Venom at of Ce 1.40 (dead), Mr. H. I. smith's e by Parnaeles or The Qom& at of Higraerote (dead). Lord Spncer's c by Ether too out M Gases (deed), Kr. Ward's f Jereed out of May Fly (dead). Cuacow &Limas of 60 ens. each ; h ft for foals of 1846 ; colts, Set 71k ; fillies, Bat 31h ; the second to are his stake. Connwitch course. (14aubs.) •Mr. E. Balm's Rhuabon, lard Strathmore's Second Sight, Strike, Lord Calclon's Delicotah Chief, •Mr. W. Newton's Me mento, *lir. & Stadey's Firester. Mr. Barnes' Little Charley, *Mr. Neville's Seraph, Enke of BesUord's Opossum, Nana, •Lord Enter's e by Voltaire at of Marmon, Turban, Mr. Villiers ns Rhesus. SWiliPirraltle of 100 son each ; h ft, for colts Sat 7.b, aid Bits Set 21b. New T.Y C. (7 sub..) Colonel Anenn's fby Gladiator out of March-sins, *Lord Exeter's Nutbrown, Melte, Mr. Gregory's Damask, Sir J. Hawley's T4f, •Mnate, •Cotorsel Peel's Sisyphus. Rtrrudeo &micas 01 30 says each; fir 2-yr-old colts Sat 71b, and fillies, Bst Sib. Winners extra. From the turn of the lands in. (12 subs.) • *Mr. Lowther's The lover, •Doke of Rutland's Pant, •Duke of Bedford's La Belle, •Lerd Exeter's c by Scutari out of Metope, °Nut shell, Major Martyn's F.tnande, Mr. Archdall's Rose Pompon, Sir J. tlawles's &bobcat, Mr. , odliord's c by Ratcacher out of &versos, 'Duke of itichsvmd's Ghillie CAlluta, °Mr. Neville's b e by Glsdiator oat of Revival, Mr. NicolPs Greenwich. Maircit,2oo ;hft ; Set 7th each. R.M. *Lord Or ford's Fire-king art *Lord Stanley's Uriel. MATCH, 100, 26 ft. D. M. Mr. Gregory's Loupgarcu, Bat 71b, against Mr. Grevills'a Red Box, 7st 71b. MATCH, 100, to ft. T. Y. C. *Lord Exeter's Bishop of Rosnlord's Cub, list Mb, apt Lard Strathason's Philosopher, Set MATCH, 200, h Sit 7lb each. T. M. M. *Lord Exeter's Tophana apt *Lord Clifden's St. Antonio. MATCR, 200, hR. Loot half of Ab.M. •Mr. Roll's Col lingwood, 9at 71b, opt *Duke of Bedford's Treacherous, 6n 71h. MATCH, 100, la ft. Last half of Ah.M. Mr. Greville's Barley, B.t 7th, apt *Sir J. Hawley's Hippie, Rut 31h. The following horses have anived at Newmarket : Canton, Uriel, Stronghow, Champion, Escalade, Brother to Epirote, Ghillie Callum, Borneo, William the Conqueror, Hamm Seeress, Highland Flinz, Vatican. Quornob •rry. Lingle, Hippie, Van 111001,11, Sampler, Poor of St. Mar saret's, Muff filly. f by Gladiator out of Marembino, Shrop shire Witch, Bride of Lammirmoor, Lair Evelyn, Clieot, fby Don John out of Sister to Ainderby, Penang, f by D John out of Sister to Harkaway, and c by Harkawar oat of Hinds. GRAND YACHT MATTI_FOR TWO HUNDRED eiriNBAS. A grand y'.eht match for 1001. a side took place on Friday, in the waters of the Solent and Spithead, between the cutter yachts Drift, of 55 tons, the property of W. C. Hope, Esq., end the Tartar, of 36 tons, the property of Dawes, Esq., of the Isle of Wight, which czcitcd 'he utmost interest whore and afloat. Tile stakes having been deposited with the secretary of the Royal Yacht Squadron Club, the nee commenced about one pm. The course was from Cowes Roads, round the Nab Light veal at B'. Helen's, and back to the westward, round a boat moored off Yarmouth—v:z., "The Queen's Course." A flee breeze having eprung up, the match had the most favourable play, and the respective vessels were be►utifully handled. The Drift had to allow half a minute per ton to her competitor for difference of tonnage, making, therefore, nine minutes and a half to the Tartar, to square the reckoning. On the homeward course, some portion of the rigging of the Tartar because deranged, sad to clear it, one of her crew, named William Sunday, a native of Lyminiton, was mot aloft, while doing which, he was called to come down, when he mimed his footing, and the gafOtopeail halyards having dipped through hie hold, he fell to the deck with violenc-. The wised wee immediately rounded to, and when near the Superb, that ship was hailed for a surgeon, but the c Ricer being whore, the yacht bore up at mute for Portsmouth her• bony, where the unfortunate man was without delay land, d is a posearious state at the We of Wight Tavern, Batt:- square. Medical attendance vim promptly procured, and the utmost attention given, but no hopes are entertained of the recovery of the unfortunate 1,1111411. When the accident happened the Tatar (making the necessary allowarees agreed on) was considerably ahead of her competitor, but it is supposed the course will have to be run again. CRICKET. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. TO-MORROW. _ _ _ At Birmingham.—BleVenof England v. Twenty two of Birmingham (zontinneo). mnrotasnaY. At Binataghant.—The above watch (onneladed). At tkrathiate.—Marrled tr. Single. At Birasilittaal.—Vistaria Club (last day). ISAMIDAT. At TolHuston Parlt.—iiiirriFoiaateb. At Poplar.—Stagle-ineket Rata. ELEVEN PLAYERS OF SURREY v. TWENTY. OTLEakEN OF THE SURREY CLUB. This match was essaated and bresght to a easelasios ' at the miaow Batawiav when the 'kiwi was gained bythe playas by two erielieta. This result is to be attributed W several instances of bad fielding on the par: of Nome of the gentlemen's side, whisk, by the way, wee on this Inv °cassias compelisd to be made up with substitutes for ak.mv abseatem who were unable to atttnd on the three days in eseewelee. At the elan et the toa•ch the score presented the following apptemenee: Tam OINILIIIEN. How. It. Ortonton, • Brockwell, b Showman 6 • Lydon, b Cain ...... 0 A. Bawds, Eaq.. ran out 6 b Swann 13 A. Manksk Lg., ran oat 1 • Lockyer, b Calyn ..„.. 5 J. Walker ' Eaq., e Illortleek, 0 B. Whitebait.% EaLt min fibernisa. 6 • Leave'', b - Caflys ... 1 IL Fkdd, En, ID H. atoetlare,err bblaysion A. Walker, Lg. ...... ..... 3 blimp.' —......---- 1 C. B u oy. Helva Sq., b F. M Etti g., Onsne, b Obsess= 31 b Ilbsessa 0. Bortt, b Lerman 3 0 Loskwell, b Ilbseman J. Townsend, 1 b w, b Ow man ll no oat D. lints, Lq , 0 Shernaa. 0 widen W. Killer, Esq., elkookyer, b Carpi 3 b lisystat J. Oappse, Esq., ran out 1 • 1111", b Lerma F. Nowl, Lq ,4Lapdce,b OaLn 3 b SIMIIIIII C. Wbita, Seq., via ant 0 b Leman — Robertson. lA., bllbernisa II that T. Lanst , ert, FA., not out W. Denisce, Esq., b Cslyn Byes, 11 ;no bid* 1 _ _ _ 107 is, Tau PLAY L. Car, a Wbßebead, b Denison ... 1 run oat 3 Julius Dinar, e Burnett, b Denims. 4 b MOler Death, bA. Walker 1 e Townmand, b Rubes— 13 Royston, a Copper,b Denimm 0 b Millet Plank, ta Capper, b Denims l4 bJ. Walker 0 Mortioek, 5 Miller, IA. Walker 0 ai.t out .. ....--..—***** 1 Brodtwoll, is A. Walker, b Denison. 11 b Miller Sherman, not oat 32 aJ. Walker, b Hughes _ SG Lotikyar, ron out Scot ran oat l6 out oat 8 Scott, run oat l4 Byes, 4; wide, 7; no Byes. 11 ; wide, 3; no ball, 1 l3 balls, 2 13 115 i And no the Meyers won by two wickets. ELEVEN OF_ENOLANp e._TWEN IY-TWO OF STOCKTON ON-TEES . This match was commeoced at Stockton-on-Tees on Thursday. At the finish of that dsy's play, the Sievert, who went in Seat. had Peered 74 runs for the loss of two wickt-ts, whilst on Friday, having made up 161, of which Parr con. tributed 69 and Pilch 26, they were followed by the Stockton on-lees aide, who had marked up 62, when the play was abandoned for the day. Toe state of the score was as follows at this period : Tna Exavass. Pilch, b Joy Clark, a Morton. b Anderson 7 son Parr, out out 69 Utley, c Joy, b Bayley ....... 16 Guy, s Mono°, b Anderson N. Yuan. Balde:nson, Hinckley, b Bspley 0 b Aederson A. Sayan, Fag., b Joy 11 , 11yer, b Anderson StocaTots• J. Bator, I b w Clark 2 R. Barth,odd J. Myer St basalt W. Coates. b Ififlyer.. 1 1 W. lhompom, 11111:mr... 4 Baldwin, name IS tION-TsEs, Joy, b 1311yer lambert. by 11111yer IL rerestord, Erg, c Ilillyee, b Hinckley IDm, 2 ..... —.... ..... —.— 2 SCOTLAND. HER MAJESTY IN THE HIGHLANDS. There is rather a remarkable incident still left un told, connected with her Majesty's journey to Balmoral, which, though now a little eat of place, may perhaps be in teresting to that portion of our readers who love antiquities, and gardenia:ly stories connected with the " Risiutp" in 'l6 and '46. All must be familiar with the fact that the Standard of Rebellion in 1716 was raised at Braemar, but very few are swan that when the royal carriage drew up at the " languid Arlan" her Majesty was within lasi Men twenty yards of the very spot—a small knoll, but a tew lest to the northward ot the inn. George Charles, While speaking of the greet Jacobite meeting which li n t n ik te r Brunt" says, " The Batt of Mar the Chevalier's steedud there on the 6th of IlleSember, 1716, and proclaimed him King of Scotland, lbglend, Franey, sad Inland. This standard, 'zippered to be made by the earl's wife, was very elegant; the colour was blue, having the Scottish arms wrought in gold on one side, and on the esher the Scottish thistle, with these word. un derneath, ' No union,' and on the top the ancient motto, ' Nemo me lingua lscessit.' It had pendants of white' ribbon, one of which had these words written upon For our wronged king and oppressed country.' The other ribbon had ' For our lives and liberties.' It is reported that when the standard wee first erected, the ornamental bell an the top fell off—a circumstance which greatly de pressed the spirit of the Hidhianders, whose superstitious prejudices led them to regard it as ominous of sidgetuos to the canes in which they embarked.. Set los Braemar of those days was very different from Neordear as we know It. All its glens were then thickly =dwith stout hardy Highlands" who had never e defeat, and wha only spoke their own native tongue ; it boasted of many a brave chief of the name of Farquhsnen, whose race almost perished with the cause they embarked in (via., the Farrhanoes et Glesquoich, Inverey, sad AuchindrY. 6 ) ate proud earls (the Brekines ot Mar) w re MODS the greatest sad mast powerful nobles in Scotland, M ad their laced hunting hunting meat was situated in the centre of the almost primaeval " Forest of Mar," the royal hunting ground of the Kings of Scotland for many hundred years, which ruins of Malcolm Caen Mbor's Castle of Kin drochet," on the south bank of the Cluny, still moulder to tell. But now in principal glens (Glenquoich, Glenbui, Gleney, and Glenna) have been depopulated its native chiefs, with the exaption of Inverrauld, have disappeared; its earl's famous hunting-mat accidentally burned to the ground some 70 years ago and lei great forest cut down to a segment, known as the Balloekhui (Yellow 'saddle). The Highland dacha° of Kindroebet her also whlds them kw years been rebuilt in a modern style, aed its Inkailliannl se assimilated to the manners of the Lowlanden gni who visit it, that it is now, in fact, little less than a 8; I 1 1 "inne in a Highland glen, and better known as the Castle tOwn of Bray ar.—Perth Cassie". OSTAT SPORT WITH THE RoD.—On the 15th inst. Richard Hsamistonn, Hag., Bpringwood Perk, fished in Makentoun water for about seven hours, end killed the peat number of 16 fish, vie seven salmon and nice grilse. The salmon weighed from 11 to 151 g. each, end the grins were of fair sins. Mr. Deunistoun nand fishing at six o'cleck, at which hour the weekly close time in the Tweed commenose on Saturday evening, otherwise there is no doubt he would have added a few more to the amber killed.— UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. VOLITITAILI T/LVOLOGICAL ZIADLINATION.—Person do• anal of prang the voluntary theological "urination have tau nowesed to sand in dun nun to the inuainen, the Rev. Dr.ollivesat and the Rev. Professor Blunt, on or before the Mak of October, aad to attend at the Sum Henn cm Tuesday morning, the 16th of October, at 9 o'cloek. Oantemov.—The Lewd Bishop of Worcester held so ordination at Worcester ca'hodral yesterday (Sunday, Sept. 23), when the following were 'UM , ed to holy orders : DEACON,. Fre deriek Banks, 8.A., Magdalen Hall. Oxford. Charles Baylis Br=adley„ LL.D., Trinity Coll., Cambrid ge. Charles James Fuller, B A , St. May's Hall, Oxford. E. W. A. Gathereole , Emmanuel Coll. , Cemlnidp. John Edgar °ibex', 8.A., fit. John's Colt., Oxford. J. F Green, RA , St. Peter's Coll.. Cambridge. Puce Ha yes B.A, St. Catherine's Hall, Cambridge. J. 111101ard, B A., Trinity Coll., Cambeidge. F. Harry Habeas, B.A. Christ's Church, Oxford. H. Howard, St. John'', S.C.L., Downie' Coll., Cub. Themes Howiett, Queen's Coll., Cambilfge. HAMM Ingliso. BA , Corpus Chsisri Cal,Cambeidge. Freaistiledm Merton, 8.A., Trinity Coll. Dahlia. Ir y tholes F ix. M.A., Lincoln Coll..oallai E. H. C. , B A., Triaity Coll., C sgmegg ' Miens, B.A . Trinity &IMAM*, • The Mas Wood. 8.A., Trietty Coll., Dahlia. Mums Took, Queen's Coll., Cambridge. A. P. Foals, 8.A., Welborn Cal., Oxrd, by letters di- Itiotell al t s s h )li m ehop of Gloucester and Bristol. Rolu 8.A., St. John's Coll., Cambridge, by WU , * t the Bishop of Bath and Wells. C 3. Polies BA, Magdolene . Hall, Oxford, by letters diatiesny ham the Bishop of Olourster and Bristol. Willis= Roberts. 81. David's Coll., Lempeter, by kitten askew, Rom On Bishop of St. David's. 47.41111”. ologleal associate of Elog's Coll., Load., by . disheory from the Bishop of Glummer and Basta Panora. Jolts Aldan, St. Catherine Hall, Cambridga. • Jam B. Jones Bateman, 8.A., Cahn Coll., Cambridge. ' luso Chambers, B A., All Soula,Dxford. "award Mew Coln, St. John's Colt, Oxford. L. C. idweaß li A., Trinity Coll., Cambridge. . T. H. poi B.A , Tr=oll., Doblin. John Hill, Hall, John Rowe, B A., Trinity Coll., Cam" ridge. Thomas Prier, B.A Magdalene Hall. Ceara. B. T. W. Prubyn, 8.A.. Calm Cull., Cambridge. Henry Freer Radford, B A.. Trinity Coll., Cambridge. Thames Ratslife, 8.A., St. John's Coll, Cambridge. Marsh Henry Rtslir us, BA., Exeter Cull., Oxto. Jas. Stuart Viterbo°, B.A , Ballot C. 41., Oxford. Geo. William Watson, WA , Merton Cull., Oxford. Cu W a. Whatsley, it A., Christ Chards, Oxford. hant Jas. Minim, 8.A., Trinity Coll., Candnidp. Nil, CROIIOII At 871011T0N.-0a Friday the a.w chunk at Xentrows, *meted principally at the expense of the Marculs of Bristol, and waraining church accommoda tion for In. whole of the pupils of St. Mary's Hall, for the edsmition of the &ashore of deceased clergymen lett in destitute eircantstaness, was consecrated by the Bishop of Chichester. Nearly a the clergy of Brighton sad the nestibourlood were preesut. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, Sart. 22.—Arroistottors.—To Mho*/ —Lieutenant: H. Christen. Kamer :T. Wallis. Sargon s Dr. J. Walsh. Ambrantsurgeos: J. L Hamilton. Perin H. W. Rowlstolse. Clerk : B. D, White. Mitten' men& ant: J. J. Down. Acting bontawsin :J. Reid. Carpenter J. Redding. laspngsablo —Clevk i J. E. Campbell. POIRTIMOUTX, Sart. 23 —.lsfLxibla. et.-sl , sailed as Thursday for tea eastward, without any coururnartial Wei ordered, as the rants of complaint was disposed of at tM Admiralty. Armrest, sailed on Friday for the Mediterranean. W 001.17175, 87Pt. 22. InSexible et. 41., Commando Roseman, anima late last evening from Portsmouth, to be =:,f; Ships, rho., in harbour—Terrible et-ship, Capt. ; Infimib;re st.-fr , Comsat. Hamm ; regard, 42, Ca. H. E 100 j Lightning at.-v , master commanding J. Pettey; Monkey st.-tog, 2nd mats J. W. B-yant ; Jasper, Minx, Advice, and Archer st.-vr. In dock—Dreadnought (seaman% bo.pital ship). Hermes, and Dorperate at.-v. In the bade—Firebrand, Valois, Retribution, Alecto, Niger, Bodine, Styx, lloakey. Grappler, and Lizard st.v. MILITARY. COLONEL PIUISSE, C. 13., who had lately retired from the 16th Lantos, died lest week, near Dublin. He wired the army in the year 1806; served in the Peninsula from 1809 until the close of the war in 1814; was present in most of the actions during that period, and wee severely wouodsd by a musket shot in the Genoa neer Bayonne, in Deosathet, 1813. In August, 1814, Captain Penes embarked for Ame rica, so aide-de-camp to Sir John Keane, and was present at the attack on New Orleaes. Having subsequently pro seeded with the 16th Lamest., which game corps embarked for lad • in 1822, Illee Penes orratmaaded the regiment at the siege and capture of Bbaripere, in 1825 and 1826. In ' 1838 (having obtained his lieateasatmostoneloy in 1833), the lieu.-colonel proceeded with his regiment to Afgkaaistaa, sad was pre ant at the storming of i3htunc e. lu 1643 he mend in the battle of Maharajas/6. This distinguished web" dicer was in 1839 made a Companion of the Bath, and hod received • medal for Ohnzsee. He brod also re adied the silver medal for his services at Talavera, Busaco, Yentas d'Ooor, thiamine., and Nicoll& Cot.onzi. Ranh, K H., who is the commazdant of the pe•vi.innal battalion at Chatham, is recovering from the severe illness uader which he has so long suffered. Tan ROTEL HOUSE CIUMIDS.—This regiment, now at Canterbury, has not, as was reported, suffered from cholera. The barracks at Hyde park are now undergoing retpair, &cved ~ for which purpote, it is now stated, the regimen remo lately to Canterbury Barracks. 95in Rarer.—At the sad of list week a detachment of invalids from this regiment arrived at Chatham from Hong- Kong, under the charge of Staff Surgeon Clayton. The regiment is expected home next summer. Liaur.-OrxRIAL VISCOUNT ESSIDINOI, G.C.B.—This nobleman peeled through London a taw days ago, en roods to Pantheon', Kent. The general hes recovered from a Offi9l/8 accident, which occurred during his visit to Lord London deny, when Lord Harding. was thrown from a pony. Tolima OF LONDON.—It is said the Duke of Wellicgton has eneteuded in his recommends ion to the Woods and NOM. COEUR' si•aus, to the effect that en Artesian well should be bored at the Tower for the supply of water to the surface. MILITANT AWN POLICE FORCE IN TRILLND.—At pre sent there are about 30,000 troops (including militia, staff, te.) in Ireland. Besides this imposing lore. there ate 21,800 enrolled pensioners and 12,700 polies. Taal, 64,600 SPORTING. MANCHESTER RACES—FRIDAY. Fuzz Hannicar of 10 some, each, h ft, with 50 .Marl, mond to says hi. stake. One mile and a distance. 17 sub. Mr. nail's Woolwich, 3 yes, Ist lib (Hien) I Mr. Gill's Pss!winger, aged, wt llb (tesophmani Mr. Gresn's Clara, 6 yrs, ist 9in (Wells 3 Mr. Beep's Brown Fly, and Gst lllb 6to 4 apt Woolwich, 2to 1 apt Thislinsingrr, 3to apt Brown Fly, and 4to 1 apt Clara. Won by half a length. CORINTHIAN HANDICAP of 10 son. each, h ft, and 25 added, the second to nave lis stake. Gentlemen rider.. One mile and a hall. Eight subs. Mr. Nicoll nd Comet, 4 yrs, 104 7Th (Capt. White I Mr. Barton's Sea Bill, 6 Jr.,yrs, list 7lb (Bon. . Erskine Lord Strathmore's Spectator , Revd, list ilk (Owner 3 6 to 4 on Smuggler B 11, 2 to I .get Cower, and 4 to I eget Speetatsr. Won by heat a length. BOLLIX° PLATS of 401, aided to a sweogstakes of 3 sou. each, the sec.ad to save his stake. One mile and a distinee. 10 subs. Mr. Bateman's La Violence, 3 yrs. Sat ilk (Charlton 1 Mr. Conlin's Portia, 3 yrs, Get 21b Mr. Wally. Lady Banymon, 3 yrs, Set Illh (Adeline 3 The following also started, but were not canoed :—Mr. Thompson'. Amason, 3 yrs, Set 91b (Hiatt) ; Mr. Pilling nd br a by Charles XII., out of Manilla, 4 yrs. Sat 61b; Mr. Holland's Ferret, 3 yr., bet 91b (Welk); Mr. Collin•woad's Administrator, 6 yrs, 7st !lib G. Oaten); and Mr. Hdward's Coilworth, b yes, 7st (J. Evans). Betting : 2 to I apt Portia, 5 to 2 apt La Yolense, 5 to I apt Ferret. Won in a canter TWO-TEAL-OLD BELLI'S° STAIRS Of 5 lOTA each, and 30 added ; for colts, Set 71b, and fillies, flit Xb ; winners 31bs extra. T.Y.C. Winner to be sold for 100 sore. (10 subs). Mr. Stewart ' s Wilmont (W. Sharp) I Mr. J. Osborne'. Snowdrift Mr. Land's lingie Wand (Chariton) 3 Bto4 on Bnowdzitt, and 2to 1 apt Wilmon t. Won by a length easy. HANDICAP of 6 son each, 3 ft, and 30 added for the beaten hones. One mile and a di.. (3 men) Captain Lane's the Mesas, I yn, see rlb (J. Eras. 1 Mr. Philips's Pity the Blind, 3 ye.. let (0. Oates Mr. Curtain's Portia, 3 yes, Sst I tlb ........... 3 SCURRY STAINS rt 10 soy* each. 1 she (3 subs). amnia Jones's Tarple, 7lb reel Mr. Scotty Rambo Sutton, I lit Ilk Owner Mr. (Brew% Indiscretion, llet 411, Owner 3 Won la a easter. MATCH, 60 sows., one mite.; 12st task Adatioirrater, 6 yrs, received ft kola the Meese, 6 yrs. BEDFORD RACES.—FaJDAY. EITILIATOW PAIR OVUM Of 19 OM Ma, end 30 velment added. Twies resod. Mr. Weasels Mo. dyes, ist lb (Bartholomew) 1 Kr. WOW, El~stab $ yrs, at 71b (Dockeray) I Wen by two lengths. Quint's Pure of 100 guineas. Three m;les. Doke of Bedford's Retail, 3 yrs, 7st I lib (Pettit) 1 Mr. Bern's botter;ey, 4rs, 7st Illb (los Won ((Perot 2 by a neck. FAILIWILL EITAXIS of 5 WTI. each, 3 ft, and 20 added. Once round and a diet nee. (8 subs.) Mr. Btenhensoe's Maks, 3 yrs, Set lib 1) 1 Kr. Wilma 's &misdate, 3 Irk 64112 1 b (110=y) 2 HUNTSie STAISS of • sou. each, sad GO added; the second 17 receive 101., and the third to ears his stake. Heats, ones owed sad a dietetics. (8 grabs.) Mr. T. Edwards' Bedford. 3 yrs, lint . 7lb (Owner 0 I 1 Mr. O. ilic,nr.'• I . llr. ... ' • (Owner I 0 3 W. I tfes.or • Ftic ot, you% :IC •••..I Kr. W. 'C. browses Orr 4. lien, no_, Ist tOwase, 2 3 0 yr. J. Welker * . Washroom, 6 yrs, Ilst 31b (Mr. Neellk) 3 4 0 The winner beteg a three-years old, and the race for lour yeas old and upwards, the stakes are withheld. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING In the subjoined cutline of this meeting, we have adopted 1 the usual mark to show what horses are already on the spot, or whose arrival may be looked upon as certain. Several others am on the road. As the Eastern Counties have not ' ' thought it necessary to alma the customary accommodation of a special train, it will be as well to remind those who pro. pose to see ell the racing on Tuesday, that hem the clamber of events to come off, business must commences at a very early hour ; to delay their departure from town until the Morning will be to lose a portion of the sport. PlllookAllifia or vas Rama—TVESDAY. TRIAL STALL. of 10 Woo. each; 3-yr-oldo, 7et 71b; four, Sst 91b; Ave, 9421 h ; •dos and aged, 9.tOb. A.F. SWIIIIPOTAXSO, 01 10 cove. each}; 2-yr-olds, Sit 71b; three, Set 71b ; four and apwards, 9st. The wiener to be sold for 50 secs. T.Y.C. IfiIIDICAP SWIRPSTAXIII, Of 20 son. sub, and only 5 if declared; Stir 3-yrelde sod upwards. T.Y.C. GLAD Data lIICHAIL ST/Xll, of 50 sm. each ; for 3 ell welta, Bst 71b ; allies, 31b. A.F. (14 subs.) aprM Aiesn's Chiseling, Dm Ann, *Lord Tasterb Tamed. 0 817 Voltaire out of Mato% Radar. cite J. Hawlefe Yeti =V. D. Green's Petbua. Abtet d Meaux, Oweldr, allyNadyn'e Ilessysemb, •Lord Orford's The King, Hr. Tapirs OuWata, lewd ales pealed& Boraroc &WM. ef 40 sow. suit, k ft; for Seyr-old eel% Set 71b; Mira, Set Mb. WISSOIS extra. Lam half of Altlf Voir of a. r. ia Belle, *Lord Haste's. Natalia% lard Bee. Letts TWin, IW. bairn'. Irhh Birdaateber oat, *Duke of Bat. laars= o 4 :4 lbe Virago. *lard AID/wade% Laid by Dos Jain Ceetaide, B. =l:lr.irftsserk, Hr. Gordee'sThe Wren, Wr. Wr J. Ilmdifs Elppte, ffevra f by list** em of = Be. kpagetolhegele, Fir F. nessies The Donne. Dohs of lisreuesown. Iftr.wattea Inkooesuse, Kr, DiaboDe tr r * ". . 017 14 Beau, e r urr i tr . . F. ChM. IL A r = Fen raft, 100 each, b ft, one to the post, T Y.C. *Was et ir l t e d's fteuspa Via, Set 41b, deals, let 41b, sgst I Daughter of the Elsa, Sat 41b, Celan (deud)ftst NATO', 200, h ft. T.Y.C. *Lard Buster's Bishop_ of Roulcad's Cob, Set 131 b, sgst *Duke of Bedford's Bat 1(44, &a Sib. ItArca, 100. b ft. T.T.C. Duke of Bedford's Minn, Set 71b, apt *Sir J. Hawley's Cranberry,7st 71b. Mares, 100,11 ft Fins half of db.ll. *Lord Bxeter's Bubo% 5 yrs, Bat 121 b, yet Col. Ansea's fby Jelled out et Mug 9 yrs, 7st lik. MAYON 700, k ft. T.Y.C. *Kr. Payae's Gilace,lkt 71b, east Lwd Butter's Slashing A 11.., Tin CIL MATCH, 100. h ft. T.Y.C. *Duke of Bedford's Newport, 3 yrs, Bst 171 b, eget Mr. Treau's Rove Pompon, 2 yrs, 7st. Kamm. 100 hR . D.M. *Duke of Bedford's Bourn% Set 71b, opt Si r J. Hawley's Queasberry, 7st 111 b. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL, CHARGE OP SWINDLING. —CharIes Thomas, a well dressed man, who bas several aliases, was charged with frau dulently obtaining fancy silk goods, to the amount of 401 17s. Ild., from Mr. Hellaby, of " No. 7, Hazgin-lane, stock, brace, and belt manufacturer. Mr. Walk,-r, from the office of Messrs. Mardon and Prichsrd, appeared to I 'weenie on behalf of the City of London Trades' Protection Elooirgy ; and Mr. Beard, from Mr. Buchanan's office, defended the pri.once. Mr. Walka mid the prieona had obtained goods from various tradesmen ir the names of James Thomas. Thomas Brandon, Thomas Hogg, &c., but as the mama had only bern apprdsmded that morning, ne would at present only produce sufficient evidence to justify a unread, as there had not been sufficient time Co get all the witnesses necessary to go fully into the inquiry. Mr. Farrar, traveller to Mr. Hellabv, stMed that he called at the prisoner's house, No. 20, Clarence street, Greenwich, and solicited an order, when he gave him a re'erence to Mr. Jam e Bickham, of No. 6, Noel-street, Dunearsterrace, Clcv-road, whom he stated to be a gentleman keeping his gig and servant, and in good circumstances. Witness went to the address and saw Mr. Bickham. who said Mr. Thomas was a highly respectable man, and in confirmation of that fact gave witness the document produced : 6, Noel.etreet, Duncan-terrace. Sir,-1 know Mr. Thomas Is a respectable men, and you are quits earls in any transaction you may have with hist.—Your, T. Bicanms. Witness called about six weeks since at No. 6,llMiTstreet, and found the house empty, and was informed that Mr. Bah= had absconded, after swindling most of the trades men of the neighbourhood. Witness saw the prisoner car rying on busies*, is Clarence-street and Nolsorrtreet, Greenwich, up to Wedneseay last, sines which time he had taken away the whole of the property, hut where to had not yet been found. The prisoner was apprehended that morn. ing at No. 4, Eaenezarrow, Bermondsey, at a private house, where there wee little or no furniture, and about half • dozen bonnets, but none of the goods Mr. Beßaby had sup plied were there. Mr. Thirtell, from the firm of Messrs. Vyse and Bons, ' merchants and straw hat manufacturers, Cripplegate-build ings, stated that the prisoner had obtained • quantity of goods from his employers in the name of Thome. iiogg, and he gave as a reference • Mr. Wills, of Maze-pond. On cal irg there, the house and furniture appeared to be repect. able, and there was an old brass plre on the door, and the reference was considered good. As, however, the money woo not forthcoming, • call was made • day or two after wards at Mr. Wills's house, when it was found that the bird had flown, but not before favouring some of the tradespeople with orden. The prisoner was then remanded until Tuesday next, cud bsil for Lis appearance was refused. LAMBETH. ETIHNSIVE ROBEEHtia IN DUBLIN DURING THE QUEEN'S VlSlT.—Samuel How, a man of respectable appearance, was placed at the bur on a charge of being concerned with a person named Juin Shea, in stealing a Sank post bill of the Bank of Ireland for 601. Mr. Games attended on behalf of the prisoner. The evidence in the ease was taken at some length, hut the brief facts are these;—On Wednesday • bank post bill for 6 .1., No. 62,712, date July 27, 1849, and issued by the Bask of Ireland, was changed at the hullizn office of ?dears Spielmann, Adam, ant Co., 10. Lombard street, City, by a person who gave the name of I he Thomas, who repre sented himself as the landlord of the Windsor Castle public house, in Reps Town, Kt nt-road. On the same day Mr. Spielman' forwarded the note to his correspondent in Dublin, and en Friday afternoon he received it back, with the words "stopped," "stolen," stamped on the front of it, end from the letter of Mr. Spielmann's cor• respondent it appeared that it was on'y one of a vast number of notes that had been ant back to London under similar circumstances, and which had been stolen fecm different ineividusis during her Majesty's late visit. The case was put into the hands of Henry Laws, the constable belonging to the bankers' clearing-house, and he lost no time in looking after the parties connected with the transaction. On going to the Windsor Cis le, he found it was kept by Mr. Gurney, and not "John Thomas ;" but, from informa tion which he had got from the human there, and also from the postman of the district, he discovered that the note had been changed by a Mr. John Shea, residing at 10, Alex •nder-street, Church-field', in the neighbourhood ; and he, in contequence, went in search of that person. On knocking at the door and making for Seise, his wife said he was not at home ; but while speaking to her the pri soner left the house, and went to No. 1 in the game a.reet, which turned out to be his own residence. The coo stable followed him there, and inquired about Mr. Shea, and also his business at .he ho use. The prisoner replied that he bad only gone there for the purpose of allowing him to pack up same things, and that immediately before the officer arrived Mr. Shea had gone out to procure some cord to tie up his things with. He also expressed some surprise at hearing the nature of the charge against SheaNind said that if he should meet him he would give him into custody. He then went away, and returned some time after, when he informed Mr. Spielman he had got the money. The pl - then wont into the house of Shea, acoomponied by Mr. Spielmann, and followed by the constable, and he then read a note to Mrs. Shea, which purported to come from her husband, stating that be had pent the money to get the post bill back, and that he should bring an action against some/sere', who were not named to recover its amount. The constable endeavoured to secure this note, but wet un able, and during the scuffle the prisoner drew a hand'ul s I sovereigns from his pocket and threw them on the floor, saying, "There, Mn. Shea, take these, they arz e r gi o i ts s r so‘ money." The constable, however , picked up 46 enured the pelt/osier, and took him to the statioalottee. Oa tearching the house of Shea he found a carpet bag full of clean linen, and articles of wearing apparel, packed up and locked ready to betaken away. He alto found two great coats, one of which tithes had on when he got the note changed, and in the pocket of the other was a bunch consisting of 11 skeleton keys, so that there could be little doubt that Shea intended to start on his travels oaths same evening, and had not calcu lated upon Mr. Spielmann receiving an answer from Dublin before Saturday morning. In hie crowisexamination by Mr. Games, the constable said the only thing suspicious which he had observed at the house of the prisoner was a vice and several files, and these he cer tainly thought whet odd imnlements at the house of a "Ipntlentan," particularly after finding the skeleton keys in the house of his friend. Mr. Games submitted that there was no ease against his client, inumuch as there was no proof that the note had actually been stolen, and said that all he had done was to sane a large funny to keep them out of trouble. Yr. Elliott dimmed that' his ermduet in the transaction was such as to lead to the inference that he was an accessory attar the fact, and remanded him to a future day. On the application of his solicitor he was, however, admitted to bail. DiTALCATION OP a. - POOR ZITS COLLECTOR.—A warrant was applied for by the members of the board of hithways far the narish of St. Mang. Newington, and granted, to dig- I imam upon the goods of Kr. Richard Ellis Clusesensan, the so >Ueda of the highway rite, for a sum of 2271. I& 10d , the meant of defalcation. Mr. Chememan, it was also said, • is a defaulter on hie poor rate collection to upwards of 6001 For the latter sum, it appears, the parish officers of Newing ton have ample security. but so high did his character stand, that the commissioners for the highway did not think it neceinuy to exact additional sureties and the amount at do faleetioa wEI, therefore, fall upon t he ratepayers. METEOROLOGICAL fdoxnay. The State of the Weather at @nett ut the t Nine o'clock on Saturday nu Name at Nam Cvurne w Wind. btriagth of wine, burroca Mums*Ana ........ cares EDINIII7IIOII BZWTS Otoccwraa HOLTUEAD Lactac OZPOIUP PLTSOUTIO TAIIWOLTU ..... ......, Tvmsamos VintrudaTzx .....« Comm of Wind. E. 7.E. E.N.E. N.E. N.W. N.W. !EPT. 2!,1/49. ilowlag 140,, nine. se State IN %sok Gentle Breese Partilllaftk Gentle littexe Mai; Strong Breeze Overeat_ Strong Breen rarttallyClody Stro ng ente reeze C B Ones* P l artially Ow, G oudy Gentle Breeze Foggy Oalin theme Strong Breeze Partially Mae, Strong Breese Orertart • • Sarong Breen Partially Stronellreeze PartiAlly(4 etrong Strong Breese Pa Breese Partially Q Strung Breeze Scud ch aay Strong retZe St Partially Cloak rumaireese lady Strong Berta Partially ao l d, Strong bream Partialy o ash &rung Breen Partially Strong Breese r Orman Strong Bram Prrtigir Cloudy bum, Brine Doody - Gentle brae= ma; Strang Brum m a ; Strong Wrenn Overton Gentle linen I Partially Mad, INDON, lan DST, Us . of Wind. State or Wuthir. Ortartat, Minima SHIPPING INTELLIGENCR. rfOM W " U]y►us kftmle." AM °WM' CASUALTIES. Solemn, for Hamburg, has put back.—lleal, Sept. 21. Wonley (brig), Craft, of Grimsby, from Ardssagel for don, with 1,01/0 casks of bcai and pork, the rersaiedar of the cargo being deals, was brought i Hanitserfel,te the 23. d ult. in a very lasky state. The d e ck carpsasi thrown overb oard, aud it is expected she must unload a repair before being able to proceed on her voyage.-11. 4 . merfest, Sept. 6. Luzuvio. MAILS. DOZ. • Hamburg Holland Lisboa .. Pacific India via Southampton India ark Marseilles Boston an !haus allexice and Aavannah West India Brasil ARRIVED. AmmeA-at Gravesend, September 22, from ...... ....... 7 ." Aunt.-at Gravemod, SeptemLer 22, (non ... ....... -..., Avenorte-at Gravesend, SePtemls r 22 , Wow.- 7101 tOnalt Attu--at Hull. September 21, from „. ..... - ..... ........ReMom Ame--off Torbay, from TOADICZA-11t Queenstown, September 20, km. Ono* BIEND-at Grimeby, S^ptember 20. from ....... .............omli Bitimu-at Dull, September 20, from ...... ......... ...... BARecre--et Sunderland, Septe.r.ber 20, from :It= Blows -st Sunderland, September 20, from ...Q.b. Beebe MARIA-at Wrerford, September 20, from ..........fraMMI CHAILLOTTN-at Southampton, September 21, from ...Gbiblimfr Cora PACINT-at Waterford, September 20, from Creole! CITY OT ROTTANDAN-111 thrareserti, September 23, fram...9millfr Demmer -at Gnu/seta', September 22, fr0m.„...„. DACIIJA-at Grascsend, September 22 , from -....== Rata Garr-at Gravesend, September 23, from __Doi Piss:-at Oraomend, September 23, from ~.........„.frii Etio-at Cr tvesead, September 22, from -- = EuzA -at Grave end, September 22, from Est.ANA-off Liverpool, September 22, fr0m........ Ulm Pays-atGraverrend, September 22, from ....Me Climb FoarrwrA-at Gravesend, September 23, from PRouc -at Gravesend, September 23, from jr = Partmaint Wx. IT.-off Bristol, Sept mber 21, from. Sag CIALLOTIDIAN - st Ilarwieb, Septemb r 21, from ....... ......-fralls Iliac-at Queerertown, September 20, from ....... -......„... -Gal Thearer-at Jersey, September 19, from -.................ZjAmi1i HATIDDIrt-at Gravesend, September 22, from.- ...... ...--Ifenrm Isis -atlervey, September 17, from ..... .. ...... „ ..,„ 111ANTIZA-at ()reverend, Sep tember 23. from ........ = IsoaLise--et Shields, September 20, from Joao-at Grimhby, September IS, from tam* Lomas Thrsarvere -a . Shelds, September 20, from Mela tonna -at lirlstni, September 21, fr om ..- . .-M. LADY KA/TWA-off Liverpool, September 22, tram...„ MADONNA - at Hartlepool, Seir l enaber 21, from .... ..... MAIMAINT-at Newport M., September 21, fr0M...." . MAISRALL BINIIITT- at WIIIII.Ord, Sept. 20, frool..:1 MINNNTA-at OTNYTATISd, Sep' ember 23, from MOUNTAIN MAID-It Grangemouth, September 20, from A Nora-st Shields, September 91, from Aswan PTILTININZ-at °reverend, September 22, from Para OcaAs-at Gravesend, Sept mber 21, from ...... .........,.Rofrerta Peonies -at Weymouth, September 21, from ~...... SUSAN AND IPADDLLA - It Gaol., September 21, trim- -Matta Seanto-off Kinsale, from .... ... • ......... Smarms -at Leith, September 21, from PRA Noses-at Gravesend, September 23, front 191111 . Arun BISNUTT-at OTIANNTIId, September 22, from...M.Dmiap SAIMAA. BOOLONMON-at Grove cod, September 22, tracittemi Tom ms-et Dundee. September 20, from --Wm THOWAN •at Hull. September 2r, from "...321 111 0 TRITON-4kt ()rammed, September 22, from. ....... ........ M TYNN--at Portsmouth, September 21, from - J Al im' Tow Carlota-off Liverpool, September 22, kao ANINI* nouns-at Orirerrby, September 19. from VIOLIY-at Ilur.lepool, September 21, from YORAM= Loa-at Deal, September 21, from ...... = SAILED. Aones-from Liverpool, September 22, t 0..... ...... lyel 4 norm -from Torbsy, September 20, to Aromannt-from Jersey. September IS, to Bad" L AuwAL-from Plymouth, September 20, to Part Nald AST-tram Gravesend, September 23, to -.l•Ows Aooms-from Gravesend, September :9, to AmMe lo Aenes-from Gravesend, September 2 2 , to -.-..-..lisie ADELAIWI-from Gravesend, September 23, to ...,. lies BALTINOWS-1101:11 Gravesend, September 22, to Came-from Gravesend, September 23, to ....Demme Cent -fromPtreenstown, September .0, to Crave-train Dundee, September 2 0 , to ..„. Sil a CHAN= -froin Shields, September 20, to &Vet CANADA (o .) o -fro m Livmpo A, September 22. to New TM DARCT- .11 Liverpool, September 22. to Madeira and &a 311/111 D u o-from Plymouth, September 21, to OP ELLIAN PACKIIII-from Sunderlan lf, cl, Se ptember 2 0 , to .... ....AIWA PALC , III-from Guernsey, Sept. Port PANAT-fl.Olll Gravesend, Septembs r 23, to St. lob P o rt t r e.l Guttman-from Jersey, Feptember 18, to Hopsoie-from Gravesend, September 22, to Del JOll 4 CALLAIS-ham °reverend, September 22, t 0............ USW Joss Witt tees-from Hull, September 21, to 111 1 LTvoNIA -rpm Greenock, Spt.reber M. to POIMMI. LaIIII6IICZ FORIRTAL-from Waterford, Sept. 10, to St MM, 11i. Lent-from Liverpool, Sept ember 22. to MOWILTA/t-from Bristol, September 22 to ...„ .....«.....V Mama Teemee-from Cardiff, September 21, to . AMOY Maso.nerra-from Yelmoutb, September 2 1, to ................ Mem-from Port Talbot, September 2n to .. DOM INTIITLX -from Sunderland, September 2 0 . 111 , ... ... - ....1bakel NOSTPIZILIC beam-from Peterhead, September 20, 10........... NO NORTH STAR-from Gravesend, September 23, to ••• ". .....3 3 • 01 . Roman Smetana-from Graveeend, September 23, 00............= Iterreorr-from Grebe, September 21. to Rosser-from Shields, September 20, to ....—.ice SAM PACTIA-from Greenock, September 20. to Some-from Hartepool, September 21, to . ._.: ... • ...... -- 311111 ....,.. 811101S11111CMITTA-140111 Salorrmbe, September 21, 10......- ...NM Swirmareen-from Gravesend. September 23, to -. NM Tel THOMAS Room-from Bri-tol. September 23. to Tf1.011115-140111 Gravesend, September 21, to TARQUIN-from 631,1111001, September 20. to VAIIOI/4111D-from Hortlepo I, September 20. to ....... . i...Da11ig Witemenece -from Gram/end, Sept , reber 21. to ........ WM. BRYAN-from Queenetown, Septets*. r 10, to ..... .7... - ..F.0._ Weamaraz-from Yarmouth, N., September 20, Wm .Ts•• VESSELS SPORF.:S WITH. Consort fnlitp), of Oloocenter, 19 o.ip. from London, Atk6.14,1r. ....... Euzsearit, of A terdeen. off the North tile. Aga. 2%. GOOD limner (ship), of rower, steering N. W . , tog. 2 6 , 411°, low. 39.15 W. LAVINIA. Anderson, of Newoasile, Aug. 23, It .m While , ' far 61 ' Übe*, off Cape St. Vincent all well. [Advertisement.] —IT in AN rIIDISSIABLE FACT rnnr 1101.LoWAT's POLL. Wei TNZIPUIIAT NVldeiSe ye Tell WoitLlU In all awe of derangesentahasha, determination of blood to the bead We, ride beedeches,edneds and liver coral daiuts the" i 6 eo 'Medi known that gives such imuseditte relk f there tar-famed tic peculiar Trepertiee of which act dirt etly nn the main.Pdses 01 am . that no diseme, however dangerous can retot their ineoesee; fore all penises predisposed to any 01 there disorders should. si .eick wagon of the peer, pramplly bare venoms to a few doses would effestually aheek every aymptow and Teethe. heath Bold b y all drunks., and at Professor ltuttowei's listilhashanel. l ". ▪ Lcadon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRAM& BIRTHS. marcritts—sept la, the wife of tho Are. A. Plettheo, of Finsbury Chapel, London of a Slaughter. JACKSON.—Kept. IS, at the Spa, itelkshant, tho wife of the IA V. Jackson, of • daughter. ILIRKIIANN.—Sept 21, at the E ma, Walthai stow. ram tm of W. Kirkman, Fog., of a mon. LOUGHBOROUOII.--Sept. 21, at nelwood Lodge, Tulse-hAtbe w4 of T. Loughborough, lthq., of a son. MARRIAGES. BLUNDELL —MIDDELTON. —Sept. 20, at Mridelton Ipiea 9 1 1 M, Right Reg. D. fitiggs, John, fourth eon of W. filuatied. 7 :; Crosby Hall, LancaahDe, to Catherine, ninth daWthter Middeltor, Faq., of Myddelton Lodge, and stoekeld-park shire. GALLEY—fIARLAND. — Pept. 19, at Christ Chafe., fbartel l e k .,_ by the Rey. J. Iron, MA , Vicar of Heebner. A. M.D., of Wintrde street, Londnr. to Entity Jana, Yaw" daughter of W. Hariand, Plaq., M.D., Mayne of Scerboroggli MO rke ßlLl . k ul 'E—M .. o A l ll.lL the - G -Sept. ron, h a wi t St.. NmkihaleselAa'a,Brirnraikkal°36l. Herb, to Emma Sophia, eldest daughter of the late W. Nut, 101 , larmerly her Britannic Majesty's Consul at Malaga. DEATHS. BILANTII77.IITE.—Segt. 17, at Reston lAO, near Sendai, 11 . 315111. *aloe, Veg., aged et. BER.--dept. 17, at Greenock, Grace ittinyeen, wile of Cleft "' harboameeeter. MBDUlL—lient,lll, et Brighten, Edith Vary, daughter aT. w. Medley. EeQ.. Olotneeter.road, Hyde-wk. litrlll.--Sept. 17. at Greenock, Kra Muir, relict of It OW 114 " Gene* laegiertar et Indiana*. __,_.--- - --- - - - .CIA . kora mg WILLIAM line• ila" ci Sat ItilirrePb.d4 art. . l tt o: 5.,..... - . ..,T. stria, la do imilest Si Mi. . ~~ Bolt. Oda SIK &Pt Sig II 84 PC 21