The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-26 00:00:00

be s fair competitiam Of the 120,000 doh. brought by her, 100,000 doh. were in Oalifornis remittance& At Medullas' Rue dieratishation existed at the manor in Web the eorporation meaty was distri buted. The lord Whorl*s win preparing to introdese llempean amigsants. A credit of 100,000 hoses wz as So tis ed i liot this aims. At 0 the diemnolon• Worms the &heel s:bonbon and heightened by the um of war like weapon, aml the spread of fire and death, con- Maud to rage. On the part of the uthoritits, how ow, it appears there was no want of anneals and =fogy : Oa the 27th of July there were 238 pri soners in the gaol of Point-i-Pitro. Oovernse Faber, on tie 9rd of August, addressed the following Ple• dalmatian to the inhabioante of Poiat-i-Pitre : lohatitaals se joist.i:Plire.—The treequillity yew lows hoe bees vernal slows disturbed by priers* {rte .I spas polities. sod whirls, bet he the aeries eds..' by the autiwi night rive led to serious dismtmes. I wet Se ley those isioss are curbs; to the watissed writieesst Up up by the plea if those who peonies to direst phis spisiw erootd defy ri Int apse the islieet. they wield et owe see the abyss Is whisk they is this whelseslo awstry, sad to whet alweities we way be drives by the aide.. they bow so leeprsdowly onelled. Let Ws well. cid:sus ad all shwa be essliess. sad IN this he., idea from Woes dew News bee boss by evil swewel misled to the ;psbit el &Of esagsmildas that peddle paws. without which the esslassse se sessessry to essweedel Vassar ions vas sem be presswea. flaw that ell palls will be mites te the wise of orbs he some to lase himxlf betwees tMa, emil who has wales more et Isms than to see sales mosended is the lead entrusted to his direetios. wow set. is Wert, bs say were disturbed. lam tally deterialsel lo Ille lUtra powers vested is MN for the eseistesesso eferl& d , l ,..Z to have recourse to the riper. of Ws law kr penis( doss asitition. From Bermuda the steamer brings intelligence of one interesting feet, that an attempt is being made to obtain at least fifty peasants or labourers from the island of Madeira, to reside at Bermuda, and agricultural labour. The emigrants are to perform class suitahio to perform agricultural labour, and it is supposed, from their simple habits, they will be less liable to swerve from the path of duty than those ac customed to the vices of English towns. A similar ex periment is said to have been successfully tried in Thoidad and Demerara. For my own part, I think that if the Bermudians would publicly offer some of their lands for sale in New York, or would aim to give the current wages to labourers to be taken to Bermuda, they would find their plantations profitable at onto. We are at this moment in want of many of gtheir prodocions ; they would bear a pries Sweet potatoes, for example, pay well In New Yak; but our market, instead of havuog those delicious ones which are raised in Bermada, is sup plied with an inferior kind raised in the state of New Jersey. On the contrary, every now and then the Bermudians send us a few barrels of onions, articles which we produce in the greatest perfection. How ever, I have said enough on this subject, and we will thcr.Lire, ass an Americanism , " let it slide." Cbt COUtt. BALMORAL, BITT. 23. The Queen and Prince, attended by the Marchioness of Douro, the lien. Miss Dawson, Earl Grey, Lieut•Coloael the lion. Alexander Gordon, Mr. Anson, Mr. Birth, end Dr. Ullman 'Beaded 'eaded divine sortie* at the pariah church al Crate. The writs was perforated by the gay. Mr. Anderson. The Ecclesiastical Commirsionors far England had a meeting yesterday at their anew in White Mill• gan'. L•.rd iota Basalt arrived in town from his residence, Pembroke lodge, skhmand•park, and attended the meeting. The noble lord retuned to Pembroke-lodge in the atteraorn. Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial office from the Governor of Gibraltar. The Queen is to leave Balmoral this day (Wednes day). Lost year bar Majesty arrived in Abwthen Barbour Ca Thursday the 7th September, and landed and proceeded ho Balmoral on the followiac day, the Bth; left Balmoral and returned to Aberdeen ea Thursday the 29th, and left by Landward route ea the folio wing day. Wednesday the 1811 t Amnia. ebb year, tb• Queen arrived at Balmoral. Should bee Majesty depart, se .proposed (this day), the 26th inst., be stay will have been erectly six week . Lest year, es will be leen above, her stay is the Highlands was precisely half tart Use. HER Nimairres =nix TO OSSOINE.—Rome mamma have bees circulated that her Majesty will trans, I au her return from Scotland, by the L ond on and North writers line, and so pass through the metropolis. This is intrarree, official intimation having bees remand that her Majesty sr d the royal family will travel along the Midland Railway to its extremity at Gloucester, sad theses by t h e Greet Western up to Baainsatoke, where she will get upon the South Straitens line. The secretary of the Bristol and Birmingham (Midland) Railway yesterday had an interview with the Mayor of Gloucester (haying received instructions far the special trains), to safer with lane as to the measures to be sd,epted for the reception of the royal vkitcrs on their arrival at the Gloaoseter station. The Queen will leave liar burgh on Thursday next, sad will travel theme as far as Derby cm that day. Sue will rest at Deft, sad proceed onwards to Oloneenter ea Friday morning. The royal trains (for there will be two) will only seep ones betimes Derby and Glow Meta, viz ,at Bakes& Her Maksty may be expected to arrive at Glesessiaar by sees, ar early ta the afternoon • end a shin daisy ewer in ismasepience of the br eak of At Olenssalm the special trains will be in radium la tiegauge. broad tangs,, width will convey the royal party up the Citel•suliais Sad liwlsisa breath or the Great Wise's, on to the Great Wailers min line at Swindon, and theme up to the Basiaptallejemeties, unless her Majesty should do cide tv r on to Wisdom. It is understood, however, that bar Majesty is very Emblem of asepletiog the journey to Osborne on Friday. At Olvarater station workmen are bristly employed in plating and furbishing up the old statics approaches, which will be pat late as sightly a condition ea stances will permit. DER MAJLITT THE QUEER DOWAGER, with her customary 11111/11fillIMOIN has forwarded a donation of 2001. to the Association tee Promoting the Relief of Destitution is the Metropolis, to be mai towards the relief of the widows of those who her. of &ohm. MOM kie aybt4 Gasetee.) A NEve Omani Cominesiox.—Wirrrrauu Bare. 22.—The Chem has boa pleased to appoint Mari Thomas Earl of Chisimetssr ; Henry George Fn mis Earl of Dade; Ems/ Yaw, Esq. (sommonly lewd Harry Fame); John Lard Wham:lM ; Frederick reel, E.g. ; Thum inn Botheree, Esq. ; John Elijah Blunt, 131., Barrishwat-Law ; James Hill, , Bar rotor-st-Law ; sal Fleszy lieserate, Esq., to be her Majesty's Commtwiseees fie inyaking into those eases which wall inveedgened and report= upon by the Chanty Commissioners, hat not certified to the Attonsey-Geaeral. BLOCKADE ON Till COAST OE APRICA.—FOREION drew c, Seri. 26.—1 t ie hereby notified that Yam= Palmerton, her Majesty's Pabsipal if State for Foreign Affairs, has 11111110118 less the Isis Car misnomers of the Adwirelty Ike espy of a despot*, dead the 2nd of June last, and =thee= es their lareMps by the Commodore of her Majesty's eqwedess ea the wen masa of Africa, C3TOTE Oa =pp of a laitse addressed to Ys ea the 28th of March bet ly Ihs wafer aim of dm Floods wawa ion= on that mount, dsisisß that he bed establiehed, with as effective Lew, a heilkereat Mesita& of that part of the wst soave of AM= whisk lira between the it,,,. of Grand Ban= sad Awls= WEST SURREY ELECTION. RETIREMENT OF MR. EDOELL. GOILD/01114 Bm. 95. The lain eamormond We day. sad diem ammo to be retry pings° of a severe Waggle. At 12 o'clock the ambers mused from Slam diarist pallbs-}lsere wen as follow Ildte 79 ll. Obeying 2 1 11 4 1. abeam. so 78 Deeds. lO9 24 Speen 63 Psweban N lO3 °sambaing Omilillad 691 682 Thai giving Mr. Ey*lyn a a►alority of 169. The ant return, at two o'clock, gave the awaken as follow : _ Evelyn. Edgell Majority for Evelyn At half-nast 3 o'olock the following return was even: Evelyn E 1841 Majority for Evelyn At 4 o'clock the fo ll owing return was sada : Evelyn Edged 177 Msfority for Evan At a lab hour this rosrahas we received intelllaeaa that Kr. Edgell had retired keel the cosiest, leering Kr. Evelyn to " walk over the conies " t►da7. CLERICAL. 02DINATIONIL—By Bo Bishop of Carlisle : Da&colt. Gimp Gißanks, B.A.Slan Hrll, Canbridp. Flllllll2ll. _ Arthur Emilia' Bakal; 31.71 . S., ; Triaity Coll., Cambridge. Field Worst, MA., New Inn Kill, Oxford. Thomsa Ramo, BA , Trinity 0311., Durham. Robert W. Hicks, Joha's Con., Cambridge. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 26. 1849. mod &boles et. the sickly sad hafted. My men were I carried home, where every emlort awaited thew, sad bet a muter of their bailie' was infested. Renee this has reeitai, wig* pomade frOM • coavietits that it le • sawed duty to eerM say isferasieloa, however slight, upon thie aillietkei sabiest.—figt. ISO." NAVAL. THE PIIC Return of deaths from chol the General Board of Model Cho. DM. Aborgavasay 7 0 Alnwisk WINCES. [era and diarrhoea reported to I yesterday, September 26. Cho. Dia. Lbton Buzzard Lichfield Liverpool Llsaelly Mahon 0 1 Manchester Medway Named& 1 0 Newcastle-ea-Tyne 6 4 Newcastle - under • _ Awash= Aaglesey Aylabium' Barnet Berastaplit Berwick-on-Tweed Barton . Boughton (Oran) Chester BrodtordandNceth Lima — -- Newport (Kos month) Northampton Nottingham Ormskilk — iiii;iiir ----- 3 iessett 0 C a Bri 0 =1 Bristol Cambria. Canterbruy Caraff 4 Caroantst Csodowooi Cbilterldi ••• •• 8 Cburee4ollrool lB Peterborough . Plyitpton Oft Mary, Dirron) Pontefract Portia' Laud .... ----- iiiiiii-h Em oors Beaked BrWhoa e..M.d■ f l e _aleld Chorlrq Orates Clifton Coekerinonth Coventry Croydon Kilobits D a y Dowsbnry - - 3 2 2 1 8 DaarM~ 1 Dow 2 Thaw 6 Ilinsatos 0 Bliag4sa Mallen 4 = 1 Stal@ss ptosi Stionkpon 0 !Rocklin ... 3 Stoke Damsel 4 Stoke-upon-Treat 3 St. Ciormares Stoorbridg• lO Sway. sea .4 Tavistock 1 Teesdale (Barnard Ciels) Tanterden 0 Faversham Gaiaabarousk 1 Gateshead Thom 2 Toad* , T 0 i m o r t h I 5 2 Rothrti Wcat Bromwich Wait Ham : 2 Whitehall's 1 Goole 1 Gravesead and Whoa Hayfield and Glom goln 1 1 Holywell Huddersfield (Al , uscadbury) 19 Hamlet lO Isle of 'l:basiet Wigan Wigton 1 Windom Wirral _ 1 Wishes& 0 Wolverhampton and Biesdon Wpm's!). and Great Marlow 1 Yarmouth, Gnat 2 Total 336 (- Raotivit;) -- 1 0 I& of iriiii (Godslull) 1 0 Smash= Kaarinhorough Lode 22 4 Look 1 0 Ch. Dia. Rawl& 3 0 Tabs 1 0 litudority 3 0 Donde* 2 0 ______ Ch. Dia. Dunbar, from 16th to 23rd Sept.... 16 0 Total 25 0 Ch. Dia. deity.. 102 42 Wu ... 338 76 25 0 amoral Trial—Londea sad I Esesad sad &Woad .... Total., Nose.—The number of attacks reported by the onion team me—for the faelmpolis 128, and for the souatry 482, bat them Meru dis wet is mama amprebead the Cure that sae treated by medial taste ta: private predator The &oaths me reams& searing to peffttondestemMrer's diarists, es it is Mai kmurtioalb to dliWwdok every plan nperetely. CHOLIZA ON yen Gomm. Bairns. The following letter has been addressed to the Board of Health by :Ir. Martin, the hobor master of Remsgate :—" ()e :ansion,— The following ead I consider it a duty to submit to the nada of tbs.* who are anziousl:i investinting MOM eel effect relative to the prevailing epidemic. During the basis of the lest days of Anse% having a considerable heft of I damn sad met nudes ay surveillance, I watched theft elan mad kale with pest este sad aadety. I knew they were squad in no cowmen degree to all the admitted pre db.... OMR Sm. WINO emedenally at work in a sewer in peeress ; ethers la a sellwass, surrounded by • fetid blue mad mad ellensive sedliege. All wen employed in a Winer partially fey at low weer, and with a hot sun, liable to ezhmlatisse Amu dearismedeg darns envie, yet, to say great seeedaties, all theme peer sass thus employed cow deed well. The emended is estessmikary. The crew of my swain Irwin emesillemes, antlawally employed in the fresh ma bream, whsa at home Wag in well ventilated semfartable hewed, temperate is tide habits, hale and pang, and yet they were attacks& sada the following micas and istmuliegdesminstemes. At midnight el the Stet of Awed She Ilmnisa piessoled to the Geoids Bands, where they Iled deployed leader the TABU N = frafkag in work somMil en there by that While then, at threes, me the Ist of September, a bet humid hen, with a ...like men, :nod en= sad the Feeder amber of the sun there Alt a nausea. They were is two parties. One at ...d, the mad was obliged to be canted to the boat, mod baltn they remelted the steeta en edmvemel d ember, the amps mad spasm hnd empery _the vemide bet bee they found two dd. weed, party Galena dmaedy Meted, nod eller heavies up the r they reiesedl weft ell the ish they meld to Rame arche gate. Hot baths Ind Immediate oisma ly put in deltic., and by proper medial lieatmest they wen eonvalereat in a few days. .11ere thee is • very inked ease, without one known lieu came, while ear ebesrem eammed, wanessied Med mad matilsel Mead e Deaden it was atmegkeric, and lathe Ist bled ape:Muses whet passed ewer tbs.. Lilt net pembable that the malignant anew of Me air km • powered @lenity for the mimeo of hot mad ellakkg breaths in crowded dwell kW, la iltleistdmilerneher meemeteshelelless from dirty and 11 ".. 111 . 106 ? 11l it mg probable that if this peremplble Irma er enereatef air had passed over the label...lt the sewer, I. lie labei. en at sea, that the while artie s am e men us../leysi wield have been visited by the in • new simeseismi fors, asd perhaps sass ad died ? The disked law ease appure to per akegthremgk the alnamplesesisetinems similar to the currenti in the eases, nod tale iawa aside, or diverge to differed side, by seme mystseisse messeiss. But one thing is certain-that im most NOM wins waited with the malaria of crowded dame sr the already Wily& THE CHOLERA. The following is the Registrar-Mask& Mara of deaths ban cholera and from itlareissa, registered in es, Friday, Satarday, sad Monday , the 21st, 1 / a d, sad 2414 Septemisse, 1849 : Batintated perdition of Leaden at the miditr of 18491- 2,208.078. •16" P• 3 Chaim. awns& tisa k Mikan than. September. 11.1 or. Naas. diet 224 ?4th • iiiitrad 44111 -- ,--- ISM 1841 Fri S. M. Fri S. M. --.— Leaden 1866 1948 110 123 102 38 43 43 —.—.... --- \ -- Wad Dietriele 263 301 8 7 19 2 3 4 North Districts ~ 3 0 8 377 8 I; 7 8 7 8 Central Dinka 366 374 10 16 8 4 2 4 Bast Districts 331 393 18 • 23 8 12 9 Swath Dinkel .... 410 603 88 6 46 18 19 18 Witt Distriets. Kensington Chaim St George, Bane- ver.square Westanaster S Yarns Fields 24 26 1 _ 8t Junes, West sainster North Districts. II arylebone Hampstead St. Pancras Islington 37 66 Hackne 86 42 — — 3 6 2 2 1 2 y — 1 1 Central Distritts. St Giles Strand 42 44 1 1 Holbont Clinkitawell St. Leke 47 60 1 4 1 1 1 Bast Landon 4O 1 1 West Locdon 29 4 3 1 _ 1 London City Best Distriets. Shoreditott Betiusal-grooa Wkitsehapel 8t Gimp) -is -th Bast 39 41 • 2 2 Stepney Poplar 26 31 2 3 South Districts. St. Banouz 32 33 2 7 8 1 1 St. Olave 2O 20 1 4 3 _ Bermoadsey St. George, South- wark Newington 46 db 18 ' 2 2 4 2 Lambeth BB 116 20 11 16 ,7 3 4 Wandsworth Camberwell .. Rotherbithe i Greenwich 64 81 6 61 2 4 6 Lewisham i 1 23 1 1— I 2 2 Total deaths from Cholera, registered fron :Upton. bet 17,1848, to Sept 24, 1849 Ditto ditto fron Jane 17, 1849. to Sept 24, 1849 12,687 General Register Office, Sept. 26, 3 o'clock. CITY OF LONDON REGISTRATION. Yesterday morning the wart was opened at 10 o'clock, whoa thenAC= of the Uri for Breed-stud, Quishidie, sad Thiry ward was proseadid RIO= OP OJ3 PAWNEE TO SION a, CLUE II TEE NAME OP ••FIElt. George Knight aid Joseph Haight claimed a right to vote in reelect of a warehouse, situated at 49, Friday-street It sppsaesd that they were not duly rated to all rates, bat a claim to be rated was put In signed by George Knight, " for Knight and Knight." Mr. Known contended that the signature of George Knight, fir Knight and Knight, was not sufficient to seta, Wish a claim/1r Joseph "Light. He grounded this argu ment on the 110th seeds. of the Reform Act, which stated that " it shall be lawful Os any person occupying soy house, warehouse... 4 mm, shop, or other building, either separately sir, with any land occupied therewith by bin as °wow er eisegied therewith by his as tenant ander the saw* leollerd, in any parish or township, to claim to be rated, and spew each occupier so claiming, and actually , pules or noilesing the fill amount of the rate then due, the IMMISIMI saw lambi required to put the nuns of each owmpler "pea the sate kr the time being," &e. Is was thus clearly laid drew that a party occupying a house, counting house, or warehouse, ot.uld claim to be rated either in his own name or Jointly with his partner ; but the act of one nun could not be entertained as the act of another. If a tender had been unwary on the part of George Knight, Joseph Knight 'night have repudiated the sot, saying that he did not seek the franchise, and that he would not be bound by the signature of his partner. Even if authority had been given to George Knight to sign for the firm, such signa ture could not,tin hta (Mr. Brown's) opinion, be entertained by the court. Os these grounds he submitted that the court could not hold that a claim signed by George Haight for Knight and Knight was such a claim as came within the 31of the act of parliament. .Initaterts said he must tyke this to be a claim on the part of the fires, and in his opinion the name ought to be retained. Clain allowed. NIOLECT OF 011186E1U. CHAIM= WILLIAM Thaws claimed • rleht to vote in re stint of premises at 182, Upper Thames-sweet, parish of S.. James Garlick liythe, his name having, as he alleged. been improperly omitted from the list. Mr. SHIPHIRD, poor rate collector of the parish, stated that the claimant was not rated; but It appeared that in February last the party had tent in a claim to be rated " for the time beteg," and that the overseers had neglected to place the name on the rats•book. Mr. Benz urged that the omission, on the part of the overseen, had the effect of disqualifying Mr. Dews; and as it was proved that the claimant had as mush right to a vote as any other person on the list he (Mr. Smith) must cal upon the court, under the au thority of the act, to fine the overseers for neglect of duty. Mr. Bagwell, the overseer, was sent for in order that he might explain the omirion. but es he did not make his ap. Mr. WCIIRISTIII said he should fine him 31., and the claim must be disallowed. . . M;.llanwzit enuredhere the court, and s`ated that be had no recollection of a claim to be rated having been served open him by Mr. Dawn, who was his own tenant ; but if he had received such notice, he mut have handed it over to Mr. Shep_ herd, the rate collector. Mr. M'Culiterts said the overseer bad no power to delegate his duty to another, end he was responsible for the onibelon complained of. He would, however, withdraw the fine In the present cue, but he begged it might be understood that overseers were liable to a heavy penalty where it was proved that • party had been disfranchised through their negligence. The following is the result of the revision of the list for Breed-street, Queenhithe, and Vintry Ward . Liberal claims allowed Liberal claims disallowed Liberal objections emeeined l3 Liberal objections !idled 2 Conservative objections sustained Conservative objections failed Double objections sustained 9 Expunged by barrister Pomona' claim allowed by barriver 1 The court adjourned till this awning at 10 o'clock, when the wards of Bridge, Candlewick, and Walbrook, will be proceeded with. SOUTH-WEST MIDDLESEX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.-ANNUAL PLOUGHING MATCH. Yesterday the fifteenth annual ploughing match under the auspices ef the above society, took place in a field belonging to Mr. Shoehorn, a short distance from AIL Southall elation on the Great Western Railway. The MT of agricultural skill took place under the most favourable teepees. The day was beautiful, the competitors were numerous, and a vast concourse of spectators, attracted by the fineness of the weather and the interest of the competi tion, was scattered over the ample area devoted to the match. The proceedings commenced about nine o'clock, and the ploughing was pronounced by competent judges to be far superior to any that had hitherto been seen in that part of the country. The struggle between ?diddles': and Surrey, which was at last determined in linos: of the latter county, excited peculiar interest. Not the least interesting portion of the day's proceedings was the presentation of pecuniary gifts and testimonials to farm servants (male and female), and lab ,uren who ha I complied with certain conditions respecting duration of servi tude and good conduct specifi Ain the programme. Shortly after twelve o'clock the succeleful candidates were assembled under a tree close to the canal, and Mr. Cos, of Hillingdon Hell, the chairmen of the day, presented tc each his prise and his testimonial, concluding with a suitable admonition to all to persevere in a course which had already produced such good results. The recipients appeared highly gratified, and we arc bound to add that their appearance seemed fully to justify their selection as prizeholtten. They were well clad, in good condition, and their deportment was everything that could be wished for. After the tern.ication of the ploughing match, the leading members of the society and their friends dined in a pavilion which had been prepared for the occasion, close to the Red Lion, Southall, Mr. Cox presiding. About 120 gentlemen at down to dinner. At the chairman's table were Lord Robert Grosvenor, G. B.Cele, Eeq., Messes. Daniels, Cooper, Cox, jury., Rev. Smith, Gotelee (Secretary), &e., &o. The remainder of the guests comprising some of the most extensive farmers of dm coun On the ty. health of the county members being proposed, Lord R. OZOSTINOI rose to return thanks on his own part, and oa that of his hon. and pliant colleague. He was conscious of his inexperience in agricultural matters, but one or two remarks ho would venture to make with great de. keen°, to the superior judgment of those he saw around bim. Although he had not much knowledge of agricultural matting, he always took a deep interest in them, as a proof of which he might mention, that having paned the last winter in Madeira, he had b e en attracted by what he con 'Wend a hands ome breed of cattle, and had purchased a bull and a cow for transport to this country. He did not hope to get a prise by them, but he expected that their outlandish appearance would at least excite the curiosity of the Middlesex farmers. (Cheers and laughter.) He would with Feet respect make one suggestion with refer ence to the objects of the society. He did not know whe ther it was practical or not, bat the society having already proved bow possible it was to raise the character of the labours; he thought it would be desirable to introduce an additional prise for a species of sericulture in which he teak great interest—be meant eottage husbandry. (" Hear, kear," and camera.) He knew that each prises were given in some counties, and that they . had given a great stimulus to the labourers to improve their own homes. (Cheers.) He neney threw out them hints in the hope that so impor t:et an element in the condition of the labourer as the con -1 struction of his house and the cultivation of his garden might net be begotten by those who were devoting so much atten tion to his welfare. (Hear, hear.) On t h e health of the Treasurer being proposed, Mr. Sternum congratulated the meeting that notwith standing certain unfavourable features in the character of the ground, they had never seen better ploughing than had been wintered that day. (Hear, hear.) They had distri buted in rewards to ploughmen, 791. • and to farm servants, 1271.; but they could have found d eserving recipients for 1001. more if they had the fends. He trusted that they would not only have new subscribers, but that those who had put down their names would promptly pay up their arrears. The list of prizes was then read, comprising various sums, from 16a. up to 9L fts., but as the successful competitors are of course only known in their own immediate locality it would hardly add to their well - deserved laurels to pub li sh *dramas in a London newspaper. The remaining toasts having been disposed of, the Downy IRELAND. DUBLIN. Bart. 25. There is an improvement in the general news from the rural districts. The corn crop Is in most quarters got home in very good condition. BalHusaine fair is Looked forward to with interest by the agriculturists, as the prices givea there will be a sort of index to the Pr°Ctof the farmers. s potato rot is however spreading, and a large portion of that crop is undergoing the process of destruction. Cholera is still here, seizing many victims in the better classes. There has been, however, some decline in its virulenes; but it is still so formidable that the Roman catholic, have received permission publicy to eat meat on Fridays for the next two months. Kr. Redington, the Under-Secretary, has reduced bis rents four shillings per acre. Nothing has yet been done about the Dolly's 3rae affair, beyond the investigation. The popular pints continue to attack the government on the subjeci. AMERICAN PROVISIONS.—The Lorde of the ?ree ntry hate authorised the admission, duty free, of pigs' Magus% Poaremourn, Bert.. 26.—Three months since the Fairy royal yacht bad her pert aids bottom coated with a compo sition invented by the chemical offieer to the Admiralty, Mr. W. J. Hay, while Mr. Peacock, inventor of another eomposition, coated the starboard side, for the purpose of doable on the respective advantages of the two competi ton. This morning fir T. B. Copal, Bear-Admiral Pres cott ; Capt. Chub, Ereellent ; Capt. James, R.B. ; Capt. Crispin; Mr. Marray, Chief Engineer; Mr. Pineltans, master shipwright, and a number of seientifis officers, assembled to senninin the result, which has proved the great efflolercy of Mr. Hay's composition, as the port side was perfectly clean, excepting that part whisk was chafed by the cable, while the starboard side strongly resembled a green field as it was completely covered with a long quasi weed, which, on being removed, showed the rapid oxidisation of metal going on bmeath.— Capt. Gordon arrived this morning, end usturned command of the Encounter, at. frigate, which has been rapidly fitting for sea in hie absesee.—Eza, exercising brig, was towed out of harbour this storming.—Experimeics were tried yee terday at Rat Island, Portsmouth harbour, in blowing up sense stockades, and in one, where an increased charge of powder was fired, a serious accident was likely to have 'es corted by a splinter from a plank, which struck Commander Hewlett, and at the time it was feared inflicted severe inju ries. We are able to state that Commander Hewlett is better to-day, and suffers only from very severe bruises. WooLwtcor, SEPT. 26.—Terrible, st.-fr., Capt. Ramsay, is ordered to be paid off on Thursday, all standing. Her arma ment will remain on board, but her stores, boats, &:., will be landed, and a ft er her hold and engine room have been cleansed, and some trifling defects made good, she will again be commissioned —Bee. lighter, which was sunk in come. quence of bring overloaded by stores, &e., from the Terrible, has been nisect and brought alongside the wharf.—No time has yet been fixed for paying off the Inflexible, Commander Hosesson, but it will be in the course of a few days.—The experiments made with the Minx, steamer, of fixing the screw propeller abaft the rudder, were renewed yesterday. MOWINEXT, Barr. 16.—At Gibraltar, the Janne steamer. MILITARY. REG fignwrat. BZWIMIT Somartms—By an set passed in the late session (12 & 13 Viet., cap. 71), certain benefit societies which had been formed among aomeonisnimioned officers and privates of regiments of cavalry and infantry, for their ad vantage, were dissolved, and the funds Mauch societies, by en order of the Secretary at War, transferred to the Pay master-G-ImM The funds transferred are to be deposited in the Military Savings Bank, and a porti in of any soldier may be withdrawn upon the recommendation of the com manding officer, if It should be shown to be of advantage to the party. Regimental charitable funds now in existence are to be paid into the Bank of England. By the 7th clause separate accaunts are to be kept by the Secretary at War of charitable funds, with authority to the commanding officer of a regiment to make donations as may be deemed expe dient to discharged soldiers of long or good service, or to the widows, wives, and children of soldiers. (Prom last night's Gazette.) tt'AE-OPIRC6, Sam 2s. eth It*gt. of Dtse. Gds.—Lieut. T. Mammas, from the Sad West India Rest., to be paymast , vice S. F. Jackson, who retiree upon h.-p., as a b ut., coat. 7th Drag. Gds.—J. J. Noss, gent., to be oor., by pur, vies Smith , _ _ promohd. , . Ist Regt. of F.—Mt.-Assist. Burg, 0. W. Pane s to be asiist..surg., vice Barron, prom. o the staff. 7th F.—} as. the Hon. C.lntowirs, from the nth F., to be lieut., by pur., vice Ruston, Who rein Bth F.—Ens. 0. F. WALNICI, to be lieut., without pur., vice Dome, dee.; Ens. F. M'Paissos, from 17th F., to be em., vice Walker. 91st F.—F. B. Arras; gent., to be ens., by pur., vice Baldwin, prom. 41st F.-11. Rowtmins, gent., to be ens., by pur., vice Waters, prom. in Sard F. 62nd J. SANDIA/ON, to be eau., without pur., vise Whitehead, app. to 80th F. 69th F.—A. O. Busse, gent , to be env., by pur., vice Turner, who ret. 72nd F.—Acting Asskst.-Surg. D. J. Voussrr, to be seaust..eurg„ vice Horeiblow, app. to the start. 77th F.—Lieut. J. Nicaomos, from the 3rd West India Rept., to be Beat., vice Moatyn, who examine. 91st F.—Assist-Burg. F. Rsw, M.D., from the stag, to be sung., vice Power, deceased. Mind A. Yseinnrow, gent., to be ens., by par., vice Campbell, 3rrrs ted. t. ladle Regt.—Lleut. R. Marrs, from 77th F., to be Bent., vice Nicholson, who exchanges. 110.PITAL ST ‘FlP.—Avdst.-Sung. L. DAIMON, M.D., from 1 4 F., to be .tuff-Burg. of second dim, vice Hardy, dec.; At/Mt.-Burg. o.lloato mow, M.D., Dom 72nd to be emi,t..aurg. to the forms, vice hold, prom. in the 91st F. SPORTING. --- --- ------- ----r• Several other witnesses having been examined, the pri mer was remanded for a week. GREEN WICH. ALLEGED DEATH IEOX ILL-TRIATMENT.—J. Taylor, a man of colour, was charged with causing the death of his wife by ill-treatment. Sergeant Good, 2 It, said that in consequence of informa tion he received on Monday afternoon, he went in scorch of the prisoner to Old King-street, and on finding him told him that he was suspected of murdering his wife. The prisoner said he had some words with her on Tuesday evening, when be struck her in the getup of hie house, and that in her fall she cut her eye against the door. He Ito stated that alto died of cholera on Friday, and he had a certificate from the doctor to that t &et. _ Sergeant Good stated that a post mortem examination was being made upon the b dy of the deceased, and as the inquest was expected to be held an the course of the day, be sub- mitted that it would be better then to remand the prisoner. Mr. a'Beckett (addrtssiog the'prihoner)—Do you wish to say anything to the charge against you 7—Prisoner : No ; I will answer any queuions that may be put to me after the Coroner's jury have seen my wife. Mr. it'Beckett then remands d the prisoner for a week. 'J FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, TUZSD kY. The directors of the Eastern Counties Railway having delayed any announcement of their intention to start a special train this morning until Monday afternoon, the ma jority cf the frequenters of the meetings here made their arrangemcws to leave by the five o'clock afternoon train; it proved an unlucky selection, its progress having been so miserably slow that it did not reach its destination until half past nine. When there, owing to the neglect of the ma oagen to provide a sufficient staff, the passenger had to be their own purten, and a scene of pout confusion ensued. It is to be hoped that this will be remedied on future occa sions, and that the public may be favoured with timely no tice of their intentions. The special train, which left this morning at half put eight o'clock, and arrived in a trifle over two hears, brought a considerable number of passengers, scarcely enough, however, to make it a profitable one to the company. The sport disappointed our expectations ; the Trial Stakes did not fill, and out of nine macho' three only came off ; a list, whioh, at one time, promi*ed a due. u rice, beicg thus reduced to half that number. Their results ate suojoined. The weather was favourable in the extreme, and the attendance, without beicg so erne as many had anticipated, the best we have seen at a First October Meet ing for many years. The course was in capital order. The new betting-ring on the fl it affords more space for horse men, and is decidedly an improvement on the old one. HANDICAP BWRILPSTAXIIII of 20 tors. each, and onlh 5 if declared, & c., to go to the second horse, for 3.. yr ol and upwards. T.Y.C. (13 subs., 6of whim declared.) Ply J. Gerard's Jest, 4 yrs, 7st (Doe, ray I Lord C li fden's density, 5 pa, let dlb (Flatman M. Peers lone, 3 yrs, Est 71b (ti. Brown 3 Betting : 6to 2 eget Jest, 3to 1 agat The Fiddler, and 5 to 1 each age. Sagacaty and lone. Cigarette and Jest started almost abreast, and with lone and Sagacity in waiting, carried the running on until within 50 yards of home; Cis's• rette having had enough of it, Jest went on with the running, and after a fine race with Sagacity and lone, won by a neck ; a head between second and third ; the Fiddler a good fourth. Run in 1 min. 11 sec. - Mann, 100, h ft. First half of Ab.M. Col. Anson's f by based out of Muff, 2 yn, 7st llb (Nall, beat Lord 7Lx eter's Sultana, 5 yrs, Iht 121 b (Flatman), by two lengths. 6t04 on Sultans. Run in 1 min. 49 no. HOPEFUL Sumas of 40 sou. each, h ft, for 2-yr olds; colts, Set 71b ; Miss, &t 61b ; winners, extra; the second to racily* 60 sore. oat of the stelae. Tbe last ball of Ab.hi. (i/a l ; l Zit) 1 lord Chesterfield's l'eassai, Sit 71b tF. Butler) 2 Betting: 6to 4 eget Penang, sto 2 agst Cariboo, 4 to 1 apt Bolingbroke, and Bto 1 agst Harem Scarum. Boling broke and Penang laid in front from the start to the finish; Bolingbroke, who made nearly all the running, winning by a head ; Cariboo, the Agnes filly, and Nutshell close up, and so war together that the judge could not place a third. Run In 51 secs. After the race 30 to 1 was taken about Bolingbroke for the Derby. MATCH, 200, h ft. T.Y.C. Mr. Payne's Glance, Bst 71b r 3 latman), beat Lord Easter's Slashing Alice, 7st 9lb 8. Mand), by a length. 3tol on Glance. Run is 1 min. we. . GRAND DUNS MICHAEL STAIRS, of 60 110 Te. Pah ; for 3 yrold colts, Set 71b; fllliee, Sat Sib. A.F. (14 subs.) Me J. Hawley's Vatican. (Templeman) 1 lord aliden's Honeycomb (Itublnaon) 2 Betting: 4 to 1 on Vatican, who made all the running, and won sully by a length. Ron in 2 min. 22 en. Moroi, 100, h ft. T.Y.C. Sir J. Hawley's Cranberry, 7st 71b (Flatman), beat Duke of Bedford's Minto, Sat 71h, by halt a length. 7t04 on Cranberry. Run in 1 min. 14 see. MATCH, 100 h ft. T. Y. C. Duke of Bedford's Newport, 3 yra, Set 121 b, received forfeit from Mr. Archdall's Rom Pompon, 2 yrs, 7st. MATCH, 200, h ft. T. Y. C. Lord Exeter's Bishop of Romtord's Cob, Sat 131 b, received forfeit from Doke of Bed ford's Bon Mot, Set 31b. MATCH, 100, h ft. D. M. Sir J. Hawley's Queensberry, 7st tllb, received forfeit from Duke of Bedford's Betauvale, Set lib. MATCH, 100, h ft. Suffolk Stakes Course. Lord ClUden's St. Antonio, Set 11b, received forfeit from Lord Bateman's Goodwood, Sat 71b. MATCH, 200, 60 ft. A. F. Mr. Verity's Diplomatist, Set 711 e, received forfeit from Mr. Shelley's Remembrance (dead), 7st 131 b. MATCH, 300, k ft. T. Y. C. Mr. Payne's Bergin., Set 71b. received forfeit from Sir J. Hawley's f (dead) by Bird catcher out of Y. Defiance, 7n 121 b. TWO-YEAR . OLD TRIENNIAL. 3 to 2 apt Hardtop I 7 to 2 apt Kniaht of Aecsel 7 to 2 apt William the It has hoes officially declared that G=T r aljunt's main Is docffittaL THREE-YEAR OLD TRIENNIAL, 3 to 4 apt Tsdroor I 3 to 2 apt HOMO. DERBY. - - - SO to I apt Ba:lngbtake wliAß — Kr ilii to 1 apt Sweetttssrt (t). NE BT. WIER. Even on Quadmodo. CRICKET. THE GREAT MATCH BETWEEN ELEVEN OF ALL ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF BIRMINGHAM. Yesterday morning the above match was reetuaed. The following is the result of the day's play : BIRMINORAII.-81COND INNINGS. - - . 0. Nortoo, Clarke T. Gordon, a Claattertan, b Myer E. Edoarda, Faq., b Clarke Taylor, Eic., • Cooke, b Clarke 1 Baker, Esq., a Chattestoo, b Clarke 4 Nixon, c Felix, not oat 21 F. Tinley, c Myna, b 0 Bopp, b Clarke 0 R*y, e Myna, b Millyer C. ftrt, Fp., a Myer, b Clarks 0 11,bC'aaka 9 ;, 11 4. 4 3 1e Maztinl 14 Medea, bat oat J. Moakley, b Mayer I. Enna, Frq., a Cbatterton, b llillyer Tin F. Pilch, 1 b w, b Tinley G. F : Foobb, Esq.. a Bopp, b H. Velma, Eft. b N Martlnge% e Nlios t Tidei G. Guy, b t h w, Nii I) Nixon b b Nixon. Cbatterton, b Minn A. Myna, E.q., o Roby, b Nixon Clarke, e Burt, b Nixon 1 !Myer not out 1 Rya Course of EtranC Name of Place. wind. of . State of Weather. BAIDOWTOIN E. Calm Partially Cloudy Baseromt B.E. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy MIXDIOOAN N.E. Calm Partially Cloudy BRINTOL &E. Gentle Breese Overcast CONWAY 8.8.E. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy Cam asausoros W. Gentle Brune Cloudless EDINlOWIN ...... Burma .......... numerous OtAnow Choomema . ..... GREENWICH ...... Ilerrisroot. E. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy IIOLTNZAD H. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Tanana —. IL ("anthill/ease Partially Cloudy Lutmersa. ..... ......... N.E. Calm Partially Cloudy laNSOMMON Masessems....... N.E. Strong Breeze Principally Clear Nnsuanst ..... Ogress N.E. Calm Foggy Permussooas N.E. Gentle Breeze Overcast Gentle Bream Partially Cloudy Calm Foggy Rom Bev Soornasercus SONDISLAND H. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Swurnou .......... Tumours ...... Z. Calm Partially Cloudy Tomatoes W Oil BY R. Gentle ,reeze I Overcast WNITZNATZN LONDON, Teem Dar, Noow. Comes of Wind. Iltrenerth of Wind. Mate of Weather. R. Gentle Brans. Clear. From the LONDON GAZETTE.—Tuesday, rcpt. 26. BAytiptUPTS. Wtt.ttattßertm.llthby, Nottinghamshire, horse dealer, to surrender Oct. 5 and Nov. 9, at 11, at the Birmingham District Court, held at Nottingham. Sot., Bowleg, Nottingham; off. arAig., Bitdca ton. Nottingham. ArriatriDownside, Surrey, farmer, Oct. 11 and Nov. C. at 12. at itadagbal-street. MI., flare, Prinecaotreat, Spltallielda ; .u. AAA*, IStazdeld, PrAlegluillitAreet. Josara Gamma, llelpelby, Yorkabile, groom Oct. 18 and Nov. 1, at 11, at Leeds Court. bola, Midday, Temple ; Noleasoa, Erdarrold; and Hark and Clarke, Leeds; ott. uwg., Young, Leeds. Janes ffraaaow, Oxford, draper, Oct. I at 12, and Nov. 12 at 11, at Baaingball ,, treet. Sots.. Sole and Turner, Alttermaabury ; off. arafig., Turquand, Guildhall. chambers. Thomas WALLIT and PHILIP WWALZY HARDWICK, OX/Ortl-Street, Oct. 11 at It, and Nov. 6 at 1. at Bud -street. liedv. lineD , d =al Turner, Aldermaabary; oasis., 6tanafold, Basing. EDWARD Way and 'AMER MAUR Boxserr, Toabridge Wells, Kent, ebeatials, 001.11 at 1, and Nov. 6at 1., at Badadhall-otreet. 601., Oreeham, Cagle-street, Holborn; of. Parnell, Guildhall chambers. INSOLVENT PLITITONEES. E. Arsine, Birmingham, attorney at law. J. Amnon, Boston, Lineolnshire, farmer, 0. D. HAW, Worceeter, news agent. J. Bowman, Killingworth, Northumberland, grocer. J. Burma; Sulchurst, Sussex, carpenter. Jaren Cairn, lung'. Lynn, Norfolk, genera dealer. A. Hint, Torquay, Devonshire, met chant's clerk. R. Hume.; Preston, 4ourneyman blacksmith. I. J. HOLWOMTUY, tt isieswauld, Leicestenhlre, tor. C. Roan, Dallington, Northamptonshire, Mewed E. Houma; Gloucester, blecksmith. J. Howl, Oillompton, Devonshire, hairdresser. W. Hones, Manchester, surgeon. 1. Jonsson, King's Lynn, Norfolk, baker. J. Jonas, Shrewsbury, coachmaker. J. Lacer, Shrewsbury, plumber. T. LONE, Birmiegliam, licensed victualler. E. C. Moons, Acton Pigott, Shropshire, mach proprietor. A. Neennew, Welesil, ritaffordshire, journeyman brushmaker. D. roams, Broughton, Lincolnshire, builder. ▪ POTIAND, Westfield, Sussex. J. Ben Norfolk, last maker. W. Taw, Birmingham, retail brewer. ramosesss, on main own rrrrnon. J. Baum, ening, Lancashire. C. Bunn. Bollotreet, Paddington, journeyman painter. W. S. Coca, Canterbury. J. Dana Bristol, butcher. T. Dieu, BroonsUeot, Bloomsbury, militant to a newsvender. P. Docawonn, Huhn, Lancashire, drynalter. T. EDWARDS, Worcester, cabinet maker. T. HAL/ILIAD, Baresia-lane, ilethermerson, eo v = W. HAMMOND, Milan, Lancashire, homed • J. Ermarin, Wigan, Lancashire, retailer dale. H. HITCHCOCK, Oxford, chemist. H.P. faire, Clusen's.sow, Cambridge-cad, Mile-end. W. Kmarox Ildrmool. Yorkshire, brewer. W. LIDDiI, eating housekeeper. J. Lirraor,llvmpod, notation C. 13, " I r g o ' t one flsh dealer. T. MOLTTSO7., coal dialer. E. Mouns,_Predn e ==tr. E. Peon, N mmieneller. W. Pmcne e r w rgfhim, res. Ourmaidgoahlre, labourer. O. Pancene, BeckberN m Ehreen. attorney. 0. Prunes, Worcester, Peuntow, Whitton, fecordltd, picture dealer. J. Pin, Giles, Heretordshrm, fie. J. Perna, Chen's:walk, Chiba, money taker to a steamboat Kn. J. PHL V CII, Ashton-under-Lyne, csf of ale. J. Itornwraz, Ashton.rmsW.Lyne, auctioneer. W. Qom', laves:mi z ecenmiesion agent. T. fistrmans, Wool =an to a grocer. J. Bassonini, W , Eon, bricklayer. H. Man, Moab/rough, Derbyshire, maltster. J. J. Lawny Ann's.place, Rotherbithe, operative engineer. S. Stunt, ilwaington, Ease:, cattle dealer. J. Son, 'nameable% Slcone-equare, Chelsea, leather cutter. J. Wrma, Wickham Market, Suffolk, baker. DIVIDENDS.—Oct. 18. J. Willis and J. T. Swanton, Liverpool, merchants—Oct. M. J. Willis, Liverpool, merchant. CERTIFICATEM be granted, Won tansebo shown to the contrary, on tho dey of =nap. Oct. 15. W. Soden, Gloucester, ship broker and oammlssion agent. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vlcothatiocnor ag be Bankruptcy, unless cause be shown to the contrary, set We= Oct. 18. J. Cotten, Cows*, Isle of Wight, plumber and gleder—R.T. Grandy, Miry, Lancashire, money scrivener—W. Hutedoson, Button-upon. Trent, Nona, seed crusher and victualler—C. W. Sturlay, Norwich, —.o. B. Warren, Fawley, Southampton, surgeon and apothecary —T. Winter, Nottingham and hash builder. Sherwood- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—J. Barber and G. W. Held, Leedenhallotreet, East India army agents—A. Baumann and J. M. ILreoheim. Paternoster-row. tansy printing manufacturers-0. Om.' elo. J. Orman, R. LloA aid G. H. Owen, Festiniog, end Reloads and radii. Ormarvonshire, bankers—C. Court J. Woldrbo. Msaelester, meddnemakero—R. Clark, am. and R. Clark, a mis hGeellh. p .wino m merchants — g. Dan and S. 11. Dawn Climmonsdlea. !homier' and druggists—J. W. A. Dine and T. u Latridald, Ckenwall, maltsten—T. Genet an dG. Add% = sa Vturries—H. Gomm tad I. I . amtte, lUverMlenema, Webers—T. Hammond cad A. Murray, railway essameassa— . P. Hasten, D. Mina. and O. Potter, Burbam sod W eddle% lent, Grosvenor-basin, Plrlica, North-wharf, Padget" mid Phrmix-wharf, Blackfrlars. lime. J am , so fsz as lapelsliaymen—A. Howe. T. Derry, Jua, and J. Mar* Ihrwark-upon-Trent, brewers. so kr as 2=I:HOMO —IL Mob and N. Jacob. W D. Lries, P Ldgh, J. W. Leigh, arl Wridsdat sod Oonsery, cotton, and worsted mensrmatemis— J. Mfr and L Mmmm, Watling-street. bandanna Idolate— r. W. Newton and Matilda Newton, Wivellicombe, tamossiddrs, drapere-0. Kelton and J. Linton, Thamenstreet, and Clisarmee. street, ird'zpores—A. Ogg. W. Bodin, T. Ewen, and J. linmen, Nortio=on= so far as rapids A. 00-0. Postisdnialts and J. assrm—P. Scott, ea tor cM A sdn magi Zi the Men Guarante r = = Ye leraaaddi me LMlb Comalery Chmpany—H. Smith and J P. Mir" lastaa,lldorbrkke. ors surranr-0. Faith and 8. H. EMI" drapers—B. G. Iligishmidt and J. W. May, Faideffilfrataid. wine and rod, noalsants—W. Whitaker, J. Radar, ad Weadbigtce. Yorkahlre. mill wrights* deaths 2 0 4 0 2 0 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 Rats) intelligence. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YzsrEaDAY. Thisoza Ka. Casougamma CASs OF A ----- Thb was the day appointed for the hot eximl.nation in the ewe of Charles Cotton Butterfield, beaker, of Petersiield. The bankrupt had carried on business under the fins of Butterfield and Co., being in putnership with Mr. Currie, aolieike, of Lincoln's fan. No accounts were filed, and it was stated that the bankrupt had absconded shortly before the fiat wee issued. The liabilities of the concern ere esti mated at 10,0001. or 12,0001., the assets at about 8,0001. sub ject, however, to the result of a chancery suit. Some proofs were tendered, as against Butterfield end Co.;• but Mr. Crnikshank, for the misuses, took an objeo tion to their being received under a fiat issued against the bankrupt only, citing the well-known role that joint debts could not be proved under a separate fiat where there was • well-knows solvent partner. His Honour concurred, and held that the debts could not be proved on this estate, for the purisme of taking a dividend, bat only for voting In the choke of assignees. The assignees, who were chosen at the last meeting, are Mr. Samuel Seward, gentleman, of Weston, Mr. Charles Parr, yeoman, of Sheet, and Mr;Riohard Gale, a merchant of llorndeen. _ _ _ _ . At three o'clock, the benkrup• not haring appeared, the usual process of outlawry was gone through againet him. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. CHARON OF 8WINDIIN0.: 1- 6A;;G Thongs, who was N. minded on Saturday last on the charge of obtaining fraudu lently fancy goods to the amount of 401. 17s. 11d. fr-m Mr. Eellaby, of No. 7, Huggin-lane, stock, brace, and belt ma nufacturer, was again brought up for Linker examination, before Mr. Alderman Lawrence. . - acqTCH BE44UETR.ATIONS. WALT= Hourtax,6ldCumniaok, Ayrshire, merchant, Oct. I su Oct. 30, at the Crown Inn, Ayr. Laura Rain, Glasgow, groper, Oct. 2 and Oct. 23, at th e Al b mt raise3oo. THOM ver; AS Marr Blairiowele grocer aad Writ dealer, Oct. 1 and Oef. 22, at llClAren's Inn, Bbirgoirrte. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1849. The State of the Weather at each of the followiag places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS. (Ines nz 1 as " &WOW ( Mattis." lad " urtel: CABIIALTIES. Conservator, Crawford, frolit /Dimas for Queermonn ar Falmouth, pat in here to-day with two boats move I ng o carried away, and cargo shifted, having been st ruc k b y g heavy sea 13th inst., an lat. 4,5 N., S W.—Crookhaven, Sept. 21. Lady Newborough, Beer, from Ibraila to Limerick, got on shore t the westward of Ceuta-bay, 13th inst., but coma off after throwing part of her cargo overboard, and arrived in this bay the following day.—Gibraltar, Sept. 15, Vanua, White, from London to Genoa and Leghorn, put ia here 13th inst., with loss of fore-topmast, marn-topyslianp taut, sails, rigging. &c.—Lisbon, Sept. 18. Woolsington, from Jamaica to Liverpool, was wrecked 20th ult. on Castle Island ; crew saved. ►RIIVID. Dl7ll. Oct. , 7. Sept. 20 0 MAULS. Humbug Holland Lisbon . Pacific " India vii Southampton India viii Marseilles Breton and Halifax Mexico and Hayannah West India Brawl ......... •.• • • AIIIII VE D. Anitarbs-at Deal, September 21, from Gamed Ammon -*Ulu% September 23, from POMMIng ANTHIA-at Hartlepool, September 23, from Amer- at Rye, September 24, from iftr ig si g Aturroa-tit Shield September 23, from 'lambs/ HULACIOOA-rat Yarmouth, N., liept.mber 22, from ilettemblii Arm -at Deal, September 24, trom., Newenels ATHENA-Off Scilly, September 17, from thilay Aoinciaza--ot Kingstown, September 23, from. .Porto Ms, MALTHOORR-at Deal, September 24, from Graveinel MOLINA-at Jersey, September 21, from Labrador Baopealea-at Shields September 23, from Maslen BeArrreux-et Sunder. and, September 23, from CAHAR-at Deal, September 24, from .„4= Cower-at Hartlepool, September 23, from. Concoauta-at Lynn, September 24, from limber* CAROLINZ-at Sunderland, September 23, from Harebell CAm. Hanforra-off Aldbuo', September 24, from Kcolgatege CALMONIA (/‘ )-at Liverpool, September 25, from MM. Caauenre-at Liverpool, September 25, from Galata Duna--at Shields, September 24, from. ............ ...........flambem ECLIPSZ-at Deal, September 24, from ........ Grimed Ecno-at Hull, Sept. mber 21, from EDRN -at Shields September 23, from Ce Z haill Euzaarra -at Shields, September 24, from.-- ..... -... mit PHICATRADER-at Deal, September 24, from Weans Parma-at Deal, Septa miter 24, from Gravesend Gin. FOJITINCK -at Shield., September 23, from liamberg Geace-at Shields, September 23, from.- ...... /laminae GAZILLIX-at Whitby, September 24, from Mani ire GROROM ikallitAll- al Kirgetown, September 23, from booby MAMPIAII RAOHCCA-at Sum Arland, September 23, froot...llamburg IlAerracis-off Meer, September 22, from. Neseaatie lam-at Pill, September 24, from HAIM bevanurs-at Shields, September 23, from llanontrg Jim. F•aous-at Gravesend, September 25, trom. Hamburg Joan Cau.rar- at Ihnl, September 25, from Drafeetul KNJOHTSRRIDOR -at Deal, September 24, from Blul.ea LAturze-at Kingston, September 23, from Puewa‘b Loos-at Gravesend, September 25, from Huth gee LA MILLI OLLIANCI-at Gravesend, September 25, from Bombay Lents Gan-at Portsmouth, September 24, from Port ''Haut MART Ann-at Purteiniouth, September 25, from Guernsey Many Jonanna-at Deal, September 24, from Westward MART MAT-at Deal, September 24, from Deafened MAITLAND-at Deal, September 24, from Gravened I.llAirrnA JAHR/ -at Shields, September 24, from hamburg Nonni Kraft (11a11)-at Deal, September 24, from Draferlid NORTH STAR (Parnell-at Deal, September 24, from Gravt.end Nantes-at Live rms.], September 25, from -.Cape of Clout Hope Nn--off Liverpool, September 25, from Lerida NOUTTLLI Sot:are-at Portsmouth, September 25, frora(Lerbourg Oas-at Sunderland, September 23, from Hamburg PIRUTIAN- On Bristol, September 24, from. St. John, \.b. PaAm.- at Hartlepool, September 24, fr0m............ linuabere PHISIIO-at Shields, September 23, from alamburg Pieor-at eerabater Roads, September 19, freet......... ........ leem.t nutmeg-at Plymouth, September 24, from. Mies LuAn-at Gravesend, Sep tember 25, from Port Philip Roman Daimon-at Dea September 24, from Grareated RIOHAHHIANCH -at Hartlepool September It, from Hamburg Herat:et-at Shields, September 23, from Hamburg Roundx.e-at Shields, September 24, from Harabung ltenerea JOHAN sa-st !kabala, September 23, from Amber' Scotia-at Deal, September 24, from Swirrammen-at Deal, September 24, 1tr0ca............ ................. 13nuen.-at Jersey, September 20, from Crows* Serrama-at Lynn, September 24, from Ramberg Svann-at Shields, September 23, from Hamburg ticannan-at Shields, September 24. from Hamburg Saxon-at Sunderland, September 23, from ................Petersburg Tato:era -at bead, September 24, from City l'utut Them-tit hull, &plead). r 23, from Guttenberg TVIAYIKET-at Kirkald y , September 23, from Stettin WILLIAM-at Shield?, September 21, from Hamburg YACHT-at Swansea, *VIM. CT 23, from hamburg BAILED. Amcor—from Bristol, September 25, to ..„ St. nes Smog—from Cardiff, September 23, to Mums ALexar—from Cardiff, September 2.3. to .Iturseilles Aosti—trum Falmouth, o.pitaber 24, to Lynda' A WIT trym la:mouth, Srpiemll,24, to London Auamta -trout Mull, S'eptenber 24, to Hamburg BIANCLPVTII Carrtc-from Falmouth, September 24, to London CD KIS IINA id I: RRA T -.:rom Harwich, September 24, to Stettin Cumin's's-from Port mouth, September 24, to lioutlenr Dos-tram Gravesend, Sept. 25, to North Escrutriuse-from C...wes, September 24, to ... Ftteraburg ' Et.wcoa-from Falmouth, September 24, to Loudon EMULATION-Prom Falmouth, September 24, to London ENTLIMIUSZ -from Falmouth, September 24, to Loudon Euga-Itom Newport, M., Septembtr 23, to_ -.New Loudon, U.S. Fans Tuna-from Gravesend, September2s, to ...... -. ...Tontongen Gasstros-froci Cardiff, September 23, to .New OrICJIIS GOOD Intent-from Falmouth, September 24, to London lismatrrrg-from Newport, M., September 23, to St. Thomas Hato-from Rye, September 22, tot Seville boys-from Portsmouth, September 24, to ......... ...............-Gam Jarni-from Falmouth September 24 to !lull Joan CALLest —from Veal, September 23, to Leghorn LACAUW—from Falmouth, September 24, to London 51saissz —from Gravesend, September 23, to. „. Nerway Quad—from Cowes, September 24, to Landon Menaces—from Waterford, September 22, to Malta Sampson-from Bristol, September 24, to Cardiff and Callao Sancta° Pan,—from Cowes, September 24, to London liwatLow—from Falmouth, September 2 . 4, to London Srarrustoas—from Gloater, September U, to Malta SWITZIRLAND—dam Deal, September 25, to .New York Sarin—from Gravesend, Sept:roller 25, to Calcutta Thesua—from Gravesend, September 25, to =2 %mute—from Kirkaldy, 'September 22, to Qonatudt YIVIBACBAT-11.001 Falmouth, September 24, to Loudon Yoono Glees—from Falmouth, September 24, to Leman WILZZLIIIIM—from Gravesend, September 25, to Wyborg VEssEis sPOKEN Amaaatrrn, Walker, from Liverpool for Alexandria, Sent. 12, off Got o I BIIMLNIIILAD (brig), from Constantinople for Queenstown, Sept. 1, lat. 34, lon. 22 E. BRITANNIA. Con, from Sunderland for Alexandria, Aug. 111, off 11a. Arca. FIDICS, from Liverpool for Constantinople, Sept. 13, off Cape Bon. Folo.a-Bau.son, from Tr on for Smyrna, Sept. 4, off Caps St. Vincent. 011ORDIANA (brigantine), from London for Beyrout, Sept. 9, lat. 37, loc. 13 E. BUNARICII (Austrian brie, from Newcastle tot Constantinople, Aug. 18, in the straits of Gibraltar. Butane,' (barque), from Liverpool for New York, Aug. 18, lat. 46, loc. 19 W Lanus= (ship), from Liverpool for Calcutta, Sept. 19, Tinker E.N.Y— 30 miles, paned the barque Confidence, working up channel. Luna (schooner), from Liverpool for Beyruut, Sept. 4, lat. sr, lon. 3 E. )(outran (ship), Sept. 15 lat. 50 . 28. ion. 11.48, strong wind N.E. Soca= (Belmont r), from Patru for London, Sept. 9, lat. 37. Saranneo (brig), truitiCardiff for Alexandria, off Malta Scam (schooner) for tn. John's, Newfoundland, Sept. 18, 60 miles to the west of Tusher. [At:Welting= -FOR INDIGESTION, STOSIACII AND LITZ' CO/SPLINTS, TAKS HOLLOWAY'S PlLL—Penni suffering from any derangement of the liver, stomach, or the organs of diges tion should have recourse to Holloway's Pills, u there is no other medicine known that acts on these particular complaints with such certain success. Its peculiar properties strengthen the tore of the stomach, increase the appetite, and purify the liver. For bowel cam. plaints it is admmattle, as it removes every primary cause of them, thereby restoring the patient to the soundest health and strength. Nervous or sick headaches and lowness of spirits my be easily cured by taking a course of Holloway's Pills.—Nold by all druggists, and at Processor Holloway's estab li shment, 244, S tr a Laudon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ELIICOTT.—Sept. 24, at L7ppti Gloucester-place, the Rife of the Rev. Charles John Ellicott, of • eon. LLOVD.--ftept. 20, at Brtlley Vkerage, Herefordshire, the wife of the Rev. H. B. Lloyd, Vicar of South Beetled, Essex, of a daughter. NICHOLSON.—Sept. 19, at Dublin, Lady Nieho:son. of a son. TaarrEß.—Sept. 21, at Dyrtuun.park, Barnet, the Hon. lira Trotter, of Ma daughters. MARRIAGES. ATEINSON—GRIFFIN.—Segt. 22, at St. Martin's.in.tho•Fiehir. B. Atitioaoo, Poo., ot Mai WMlam-atrost, to Eliza, daughter of lgijor Origin. 000PER—PARRT.—Sept. 20, at Hernpeey pariah church, by the Rev. W. H. Havergal, M.A. Rector of St. Nicholas, the Rev. IL Coper, B.A Incumbent of Plocktme, Yorkshire, to Barbera, &het ~ daughter of W. Parry, Esq., of Bend House, Hemmer. REID—TURNBULL—Sept. 20, at Edinburgh, by the Rev. J. 0 . Beveridge, laveresk, J. Reid, Esq., Stirling, to Jane, daughter of the late R. Tomball, Esq. DEATHS. ASHION,—Sept. 21, Nareisse, wife of IL Ashton, Esq., of Charles street, Westbourne-terrace, aged 30. BARRON.—Sept. 20, at Glasgow, Alexander Henderson, son of Er. A. Barron. BROOKS:4*S. 21, at Irvine, D. Brooks, Esq., aged 71. CRoBB.—Sept. 13, Ellen Thompson, wife of T. Cross, Esq., of Mott. field, Bolton-le-Moors, aged 29. DOUGHTY.—Sept. 22, at Queen's-buildings, Bromptce, Martha, widow of the late E. Doughty, Req., aired 70. GOOD.—&pt. 20, at Shaakiln, Isle of Wight, W.Good, Esq., " ILANSON.—Sept. 22, at Russell.square, Charlotte, daughter of the late'. Hanson, Esq., of the same place, and of the Rookery, Wood ford, Essex, aged 62. HOLIES.—Sept. 25, at Hampstead, after a few hours' Illnem. HAP riett, the beloved wife of J. Nathaniel Reynolds Holmes, aged 52 *, LIEVESLEY.ept. 23, at Meellenburgh Gray's. loo -mIN M. Lievealey, Em., for SO years Secretary to the Fouadllog lloss pitaL Printed and pabllahed by WsLume km Ileum, of No. 8, Lombard. Wed, in the =1 London, Printer, at the °Mee. in Lnin b Wit,stree ip in the of Whitatriara—WmomaLmr, Bunnell' :6, 1141. r ID Oct, 22 Oct. 7 &pt. 24 I