The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-19 00:00:00

THE CHOLERA. [1:1 WALES. a mid diarrbera, resorted t. e, ye sterday. October 18,1819, mare districts: Ifiscrelesfield, d.l. Mato*, d. 1. sachastar, e. 1, d. 3. liorpth, c. 1. Neweestlo•ent-Tyne,L 1. Neweastle-seder-Lem•, e. 1 . Newt= Abbot (Torquay), e. 1. Newtown, d. I. Oressktrk (Soathpoet),L 1. Pete/bows" e. 1. Pitney, d.l. Newham (KnottinaleA 12th to 15.1 a Oct, e. 5. Preston, s. 1. et. Thomas, e. 2. 8 nob 11111,1ds, e. 1, &1. Totem, e. 1. Tuastead (Honiug), s. 1. Wakefield (Alverthcepe and Stanley), e. 3, d. 3. Walsall sad Dubai's, e. 2. Warwick, e. 1. West Bromwich audWeAsea lniry, e. 2, d. 3. Weymouth, C. 1. Whitby, c. 1. e. 3, d 1. Took (Walmgate). e. 1. Perth, 6.1. Cho. D. eased Tog—L= isa and Welty 5 2 id cad sad Wales 3B BesEemi ENOL kbiD A: Rotors of deaths prom ettok, the Oeneral Board of Health fins the Superintendent Regis Deified (Bidwell), st Sera I. BerwieWsptsaweed (Nee , hue), e. 2. Dirudaglies, Mentos 4. Bridgwater, e. 6. Wend, 41.1. Asensio-street (Hanates), e. 1. Cheeky ativia(ltan District), et 2. Was Velem (St. Philip and Jest h), Ll. Cookers/nth (Werklastes sad Cuestas). e. 2, d. 1. Devizes (Poderns), a 1. Dudley (Becht. p and Reeky Reg le), a. 3, d. 3. Bceleellekt (Beesley), e. I. Bdireastaa (Btfield), c. 1. Washes, e 2. Ferias (Colton), e. 1. Beedinston Upton, d. 1. ilighworth (Swindon), e. 2. Bltelies (Beldeek), C. 11. Hod (Byes), 4. 3. Bassist (Hireisll),e. 2, d. 2. Ipswieh. d. 1. ), Wiglet (He d. (XL~eith). e. yd I, L 1. 1. Liverpeel, e. 9,4. I. as NM, total as The deaths ere Marmot acesedlag t, the supenatesdest segleureve' Markle, se it is toes& Isere likable to thatinalh Sem pia* seperately. IRELAND• DUBLIN, Oes. 18. Rent-repudiation entiree in various parts of the country, sad there is every ranee that the coming winter will be the worst for the upper and middle raises of the lag Brayer& The social rain in the tooth and west is karfal to entemplate. The state ef things is avowedly described by Mr. Worthy in lie address to the electors of Cori, wherein be says that " the people, class after elms, are all tumbling into the vast crater of pauperism", Ilvenean's Jaunted of this morning suggests to the various relents on a townlead to join in sending In " a sheaf of surrenders" to the landlords—a plan which, if acted upon on a large scale, would make landlords abate their rents still more. The Freeman lutists that rents should be reduced by one-half. The Evening Mail of last night has the following paragraph relating to Drctor Cooke, of Belfast, whose statement about the Queen's Colleges attracted so much notice : The government officials are publicly accusing Dr. Cook of having stated what is cot tine, at the late meeting of the preshytesiss assembly in Beira Be says an te a rs urn... was gives to him against the spristment ef Unitarian and was mast embolic perfwaoes, spas the faith of which misstates las supporta the soros. The ealcials. on the other hand, deity that any aseh 11•1110•1114 was ever given, or could have hem gismos it would be contrary to what they call the us swan's principle of *UM WA Mims; and they isoreover affirm. that Dr. Cook begged ken the government for the tiumpiry office et Dees of Residers, which has no Wary see ism, and got it, Mot because he asked for it. Can it be se? if Dr. Cook got this asessanm, who gave It to hint ? Than who should know. deny kis assertion point bleats, sad yyeet it is apes this assertion that a resolstios passed the P Ameahly, sasetionlag the stmadases at those *Urges of t h eir students. There are parr who say thee the sclialushipe and qualifiestimas of the yeersoup read kin the stitts, eves if ths stssakir had sem motor me opposed the searges. Bet he this wit may, Dr.ossys veracity is publicly impeached. If his asseetlee be tree, the priseiple of the colleges is given up ; if set cue, Dr. Cook, is the hest of debate, spoke teddy, and what was not the Bet. Is Dr. Cook going as rerun ? A tenant-protection society has been farmed at Callan, in the county of Kilkenny, the main object of which will be threefold :-1. To use every legal and moral means to obtain fair rents—rents just to the landlord—just to the tenant. 2. To secure the recog nition of tenant-right. 3. To provide for the indus trial employment of the labouring classes. FIRE IN THB BILTHNAL-GREEN-ROAD. Imit, night • fire, attended with • serious destruction of pro pery, broke out on the promises et Mr. Taylor, a clothes salesman, No. 180, Bethnal grna-road. The flames originated in the front warehouse, and, owing to the Ignitable nature of the stock, bet law miasma peeled ere the w h ole of the lower part of the bandies imams wrapped in Ire. At that time the whole ef the reekkets were In the pr min, and having ends their appeasing at the front window, they were about to throw themselves out; bat, amistence lung arrived, the whole of the proms managed to effect a safe retreat. The three first soma's which came up were set to work, but, in spits of the ex e rtions of the firemen, the fire continued to spread, and it was not until the whole of I Mr. Taylor's stock in trade, with furniture and wearing ap parel, were consumed, that the flames could be meatered. A party who were assistinr to remove a ellen of drawers from the aretthor tell through the veiling, and was seriously in jured. Mr. Taylor was not insured. Whilst the above fire was hurting, another one happened is Playhouse-yard, St. Lake's, but, owing to the timely assistance afforded,caly one room in the home was burned. BIRMINGHAM AMD MIDLAND COUNTIES EXHIBI TION Or FAT CATTLII, Sc. . Masy of our agricultural readers an no deal* awn* that arnagements have been in progress during the present year for the establishment at Birmingham of an annual exhibition of fat cattle, sheep, pigs, and poultry. The project has been mat favourably received, and the co-operation of teeny of the principal breeders and feeders of stock in this country has already been secured. His Royal Highness Prince Albert will be ma exhibitor in several theses at the first show ; sad in the list of parties who have promised their support we observe also the names of his Gran the Duke of Richmond, the most Roble the Marquis of Northampton, li. G., the Right Hon. the Earl of Warwick, the Right Hon. the Earl Tal bot, the Right Hon. the Rawl Spencer, the Right Hon. the Berl Dien, the Right Hew Lord Hatherton, *fa Right Hon. Lord Leigh, Sir Frauds Lewin, Bart, Sir Charles Height'. y. But., M.P., Sir E. Dolman Scott, Bart., Sir Robert Throckmortoe, Bart., Bir George Phillips, Bet , Sir F. L. H. Goodricke, Bert. ; the Hoo. Frederick Gough, James Taylor, Rol ; Capt. Mike, R N. • William Stratford tour dale, Req. ; Charles Halts Beassiiiidge, Bog. ; Charles Ark wright, Esq. ; Matthew Gisherne go lle b l• John Lovett, Rog Chandos Wren Hoskyns, Bag. ; 'Scott, Req.; Charles N. Newdogate, Req., Y.P.Asined Spooner, an., M.P. ; Georg* Frederick Mentz, ~ M.P. ; William 'obtfield, Esq.. MA' ; the High of Birmiegbant, Sc., Its. The Reel of Aylsteed is the presides* this year, and the Mayor of Birmingham the vise-prosideat. A number of very liberal donations have already been received, and we doubt sot that the promoters of the exhibition will have ample fends plecA at their &pseud for the emosaplishment of the importaat aged whisk they have undertakes. The Ani l exhibition will take pines ea Tends), We daswia , Thum 1 day, and Friday. the 11th, 11111,13 th, sad 14th of .rat—Biretiophan Parer. TliiteAlT.leiD ASSASSINATION OP A MAGISTRATE. —Although In meet fasteners the dyers who have been an the strike for higher wages for some time era retensing is their work, goastderable e so:Usenet is hi minowis • wry large sad rich firm, the Maws. Wonmil, in sonorisonsa of their having premed several cans withrit their appomnisso and rasa Were the sassiswason The WON@ baling lOW the. has been farther warklmahly Inimman this with by its braorniai generally knows that they had Whoa eel • summons against maw of *sir IMIIIIIMIS who had ennead himself at the stroke. This mss, named Josiah Wsimslay, woo broftlit Woos t e h b a s :aristratos at the New Bratiy, fialltad. yesterday, troth leaving his week without chin the natossary three weeks' nodes. The tow OW* of &Used sworn for the Masses WANTIII. sad Mr. W. P. Rubella ten tio &fan. dun. Bet bakes the Nos was sawn Ma, Mr. H. L. Tinord, the stigwadiary mointasts. a ion, Moan over a Isom es Mr. liolla. "ll ==that the town clerk an Mr. Rebore would sett., end ran it. Tbo Wow, we mnalmaad, emulsion • *mat to the allow that It jtmlimist emus glom opium the tishadmat star wadi in aims to ohms the masistrals. The town. nark sod Mr. &ban haying rotasnad Ines mum, Hz. Tram% amid he hold net, nor lonia' that letter, give ma nation jallimmit: ma he mamma Km. B•immars to 555. NOM the pamponwasat at the ow, is who *stems ether might bow it. Mr. Raw* however, dullard M a t i o i rand Winton M Mr. Teal rd that the mosistrats sogli Is boot the matter with omatamit, mod dissitaris his daily en*, lees of it. Hs mid Ow hotar he Wien by Mr. haw Tom,, tho asormirft of Cr= is Aro. Wait" amd then was wiry maw to bane: he it was • k id . He was mars Mr. Tsar wend not he inky of ea* • kilter. The test of Wang was thorn pro owl sompiod a loot time in bongs ; bat *visa era dl today. The fasts of the ass, however, have no intsrmst tor the pablia. 001113112TAL OF A FBIUESLY SOCIWIT'II 8111011ZT•Itt son Zia usuinnwr.—WMism Harper. =B9 O . et St Clainia, was, M the MOM potty M Dino = sak emollood to Allrairwy gee two omen ha &shalt et the main of M. doe, mad 101. =lmolai ombraded 41.10/..tho proilarty of use De lia *wisp ri lie Mstptalfood Lodge at. =ilAnion Imperial TIAN Char of Odd Pd..., of las was marrow and tromiwor. To sharp was .ado Cat ow / I rilLATlMaseared 4t. 10s. is harts( bons mid MMx any Cut he had not paid the miwont. It else asosrtmlasd that he had. =knows w prion M the Asses of the , drawn 61. of the osolny's buns frogs the BasidV ee. bank, which sum he hmd not Z=d far. wire oak' ths binds atlf SI 10 ..era. IL THE REGISTRATIONS. HERTFORDSHIRE. The revising barrieter held his row.tl for the die elites ei Mabee and Stevenage ea Welt in edsy. Mr lenisnse sweated for the liberals, sa d me. Msaaiag dee elm Mr. I= i t ibl elessesd to souse of the melees served by .he nerds. es the wend that they had ass bees red .shed by the evesassetzt m lrleg hese resolved by this. se or before the MIL of Mr. 80111281111 greyed that the settees had bees posted en the 24th of Aim', end cited the wee of "Bishop and Help'," to show the objector is not prejodiced by the notices faille, le seesit the overseers or the parties objected to on the 21els el T. Builder Nelssd that the metes was good, sad hat the sorties Rust peeve their qsallilestions or be struck of the M. At Stevenage Mr. ThossesCre who was objected to by the liberals, stet to prove hie eptillikation. It appeared that Sr. Ctrs was rejected for "freehold hoses sad Wad," and is the kw* colusan the property was described as the "Soma Ise." Mr. Case stated that he had sold the Swan Ise, bet that he still poressd a freehold hones sad land la the sine perish. — , 0 4 0.1111i dhow Mr. Mannino applied to bars tli• dais. iniiaded sada the - 40tk weskit. Yr. Bern= Mese* le say .- 7 --- earite, asTreatsaded that to mead the ism* ohms weal& be to 'abodes@ am eatirely saw qualilleades, whisk the barrister seek' set do. The Barisal: Eseided se expose tbs some. The Min OIL Wag 11114011111• Ii to BWitilltrited ea Thu:s lay. the following is the result of the day's resides: Liberal gabs es deists l3 13 Ditto co ebeeetiees Tory pis ea slalom 9 Ditto ea 'Wisdoms THE CONVICT CHARLOTTE HARRIS. RAILWAY MEETINC YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND IsERWICK. - - PROCEEDINGS 'of ES A THE T ILF.TING ORK. OF DELT!- GAT Y The dthltraM appointed se the several meeting% of share hoidens WS wen WM at the ander mentioned plasm on Friday, Olio 12th wow, assembled at Lockwood's Hotel, York,la Wirdalsolay, the 17th instant, loft the purpose of nod determining on the proper persona to be re eemmended be the goamal smith' of shareholders for ske an ths Mow attestors of this company. The following attended as delegates: front 14311.100, Sir John , Bart., Mr. Alderman Sideey, M.P.; Liverpool. IL I. Ole, Req; Hasebester, W. Loaf, Esq. ; IL York, . L Ibr„ Esq. • Leeds, John Joirlit, Esq. • Shelf 11* ler IL. I. WU*. 114. I Darlington, Edward iipling, 111,4 Dab', Hoary Cox, Big.; Birmingham, Henry Bat loa.niq ; Newcastle, John Carers, Esq. • Hereford, Jobs Rena; Jaws, Iraq. ; Beverley, Thomas ' Shepherd, Esq. ; Itergby, W. Sale, Edlabargh, W. Gibson, Esq. ; Glss W. Jamieson, Esq. • Bristol, George Thomas, Esq.; Inverness, Jere* litteliall, •Zit ; Oxford, Charles Paul, Poet ; also the lellawhg members of the coranaittee of Li ngual/atlas, Übe Lord Hew of York, Horatio Love, lisq-, ID. li'Larem, Req., J. Leeshman, Beg , J. Kipling, Esq. Oa the seeds& of Sir Joan Exaraorn seconded by the Loan MATO/I, Han, B. Thempson, Esq., of heat Hall, was sananierondy elated Chakisan. The LORD MAYOR. as Chairman of the Committee of hausigirlia, directed the attention d the meeting is cer telabereentions made by Sir John Bye, as regemed In the are vaost i k =scg i s the effect that the emamitree of In a scheme he main is idle for OM elf *deem sweelne, es —'..Sher ikeske etas Com ma, dill the eswallise mese emwhatioally sleeted, and ir fella ups Sk lelm Irrhers /whir authority for such bi rr ai. ol2f EASTHOPE, after amnion totally dia • mewed egg imputatisa on the honour of the committee, and any regent which oweveyed meek impression. Tkie filewing sessmary of emerwen by shareholdrn, up to the 1111 k fart., to the iresitions seat out by the isnjues of laveedgelen, was Se prised. -erns asectren rem ;OM Mir awe'. We lean that a petition ea behalf of Charlotte Harris, sew lyier varier matinee of ha* a Taunton, has boa Foamed by Mary Hewitt,amid has already base largely doe& by the wawa of England. A petition bee at lit. Charles Bishopgats-strmt, who will be glad to naive the signatures of any ladies who Indies to aid this proton aga i n st the outrage oa humanity aumplated in tit; executiOu of this wretilsed woman. It is suggested that mustier polities& sboald be adopted 'browbeat toe country, and be forwarded as lull as pos sible to 811 °seep Dry. A BALLOON FROZEN.-A VOYAGE IN TER AIR. ■OLDDIO 158,2* No. or No. at No. of B, No. ol t~haen Share. Share, en erred sr, aentsd. - - Approve of resammindetke M cow lanais contalaad in Question 1, that the =mbar of director, be eight 1,92$ 146,796 Dissigreve Is Wow et ass smougan direstor Ittrgar d ten dites . . 13 7 36 In tamer el three ditto ditto .977 63;065 Apingappointment of a managing diredor 44 6,398 Approve of proposed allowance to cadl - the pursed alllowanc• mmii l .. 942 18,976 Aiwa •I gemmed ammo to ma =director or dineton 1,563 126,167 pgagoold allowance too ... 471 19,683 Aware of sudlt as proposed b 7 tb ocumeltfte 1,959 134,178 In favour ot • government audit Give direst spprovsl In answer to Math antlet& 1,641 127,820 Do not give a direst 'rawer, or Map- MOM 882 30,425 A correspondent Aye, " Mr. Clypiwo, the term:nut, being mimed by some madmen of Bedford to make an ascent wide his silk balloon, the Royal Albert, made his bun dredth ascent at a quarter before 6 on the evening of Friday leser. Some brief outline of the disengage of this gigantic me ghbe moy be interesting to oar reigns. Near 1,800 inSof elk wen consumed ia eustruction ; the silk, wee in narrow breadths, which se joined by • sum mats. to give ea additional armee to the whole. It , atm& 70 het high, is 40 het is diameter, and 138 feet ' grandsons, sad it le computed that above 600,000 witches Ism been made in sewing the seams and in serting the bands that sustain the oodles valve at the drown of the balloon and the safety valve at the neck. Over Me whole surface as the usual net-work, recently increased siglity.iive pounds in weight to ninety-eight pounds ; it arassilk; power, when Seated with the paned deeuip. ▪ 41/ asap% is equal to fifteen hundred weight—if in lets& shit pus hydro's* it would be above thirty hundred 1111016..4110 lifting power of hydrogen being above doable OM damps. Altogether, the " Royal Albert" le the impel s elel »hide ever constructed for the reception Ogee In this oonatry, with the exemption of the balloon built by order of the proprietges of Vauxhall Gardens, in the year 1836. new called the Name Balloon. Mr. GIPS= Well asseenpaaied to his voyage by Mr. Hoary arMks the engineer of the Bedford Gas Works, by whom emollons the machine was supplied with an wending power dir soposior to that generally obtained to provincial towns. Two suidento of Bedford were candidates for aeronautic lisassay bet the terms they offered Mr. Gypeon declined, sad a Wee sup of ballot was deposited is the car. The hams ass is int perpendicalar style, and acted upset by a high whed, maedgestatripped the railway trains in its pro ms. to Lear The isromate shortly after quitting the meth entemil the geode, ead bees!» invisible to their Mesa en arra i lkosis,piendag the desk sassy clouds that bang espended like renames 's seen between earth and heaven. The were slated with • sharp shower of sleet, or ise mow, that drifted over them in all dbeadania, end he se as fast as it fell, till the aero stats Memo encased la a spangled shroM of ice. The beams winged Its way with the rapidity of lightning thumb the menive bodies of sew-charged vapour with whist it was susteanded, still seeseding. It was at this time the asesseMe witnessed the remarkable phenomenon the see, whist hare bane they lit the earth, arum log a hilsomade seder. The met preeses blending of red wit purple stretched saes the sky, as slowly and proves duly the settles sea rose to the west, an thin air, and saltlessd m the re eof • glorious snailaw The gee that had been to • ees state the whole of the day was New two Who end a hail Mere the else s, sealed by a sapid sad powerful sagession, so that kbeemme necessary son spar the valve nod relieve the balloon of the ratreme prawn that was thus blasted upon the whole serfage of the silk. But here arose an extraordinary iseidest— the hose of the safety valve, which had hem tied up before leaving the earth to prevent the Waged= of atmospheric air, we. found to be frozen quite hard, so that it became impossible to extend it to allow the supinfiaous gas to blow off. Under those circumstances Mr. Gypeon a ndeavoured to open the valve at the crown of the ba lloon; but that, too, from the peculiar demvipirn of luting with whisk the valve was luted, was found to be in separably frozen. As such Mr. Gypeon had but one alter native—he quickly paned himself through the hoop, and, with his knife, made a large incision in the lower part of the balloon ; the gas streamed forth in one continuous stream through a two-foot opening, and, singular to relate, the gas that had been pared into the silken globe an invisible vapour, rushed out an white as the steamer= astumongine, such was the effect of the frogy air upon the gas. Aid thus the aeronauts wen rescued from the jaws of destruction ; for had not such an expedient as the knife been adopted, nothing could have prevented the silk giving way to the extreme force then acting upon it, at three and a half miles above the earth, for such was then their altitude, as shown by the sinking of the mercury in the barometer. The mercury at starting was 28 2-10, andrat the highest altitude 14 1-10. The escape of the gas in the spertare made by Mr. Gyps= with his knife was the dis missal of danger; and • the adventurous voyagers, regaling themselves with • little cognac, congratulated themselves OR their providential *soaps ; true, they had an &headsets of ballast in the car, but with the silk frozen as hard as • wet linen cloth on • winter's night, it would have availed them but little had the silk been beyond the reach of an boa. sloe. They had now a tendency downwards, and began to shake off the glittering ice or frozen um that had res. dined their garments a coat of mail. The mercury now roes to 19 3-10, which showed a mile lower than their highest elevation, still descending, bat very little warner. They again tried the valve, but could not open it ; and in their efforts to accomplish the object, reposedly brought down the crown of the balloon, the valve obstinately refusing to give wy. The rays of the son were now lost ; el had taken his final departure for the night, and a rapid condensation of the gee was the consequence. Ballast we. brought in requisition and the downward ten. dewy asked, as it became highly necessary to have fall command over the valve before the flail descent was at tempted. Mr. Gypeon and his friend describe the immense sasses of clouds over which they were floating in appear ance as mon magnificent, undulating like hill and dale, here a silvery tiny as the higher mese of the mow-like mown. tales, and there the frowning mewl es Wes resembling dingy, dirty ice—in some Flees dairy named and displayed the beauty of the scenes below. The travellers were now within • mile of the earth, the temperature of the air much warmer, ao that the silk /11111110141 a aseustomed softness, the valve opened with a very ashe abet, the grappling. bow nod cable were ettemded ; the wind carried the balloon maces the eseeby with great velocity, the grappling-iron took held of a imorkeetArdge. tore it up by the roots Say enmeshed the buildings a a farmhouse ; bees , sad a were Amos eat to amid it. and the bases en elleirmie si ereesdiair A mead desserit wee made and with tan. themeh set althea seem 'Wiest -was Ovine,. Oahaddre, OD tam hem Saba, and dem occupied le lbeleursey wee 44 Wham Not s esti wee te be sem. ma Or imam bat emptied their amid yaw.; ohm a pbeshmes. smuts el do des . ask adr peep. mid Web to hest entreaty sad pew man were less, wunless, weft would la ; me him to mere. nr, Gyres sad his Mad t am mash delay, succeeded in =a l: :=Eas mho them tee railway station, and at edema Vets* the sent marning. Ater assponissides mid hoer& et the trip, the sergeants dist weal glee bellies lemeillag the preference by kr Or skim oak er miL" Moved by Sir Joan EMMEN'', seconded by Mr. PEUJAPS, and resolved unani , "That this meeting approves of the number of direetess sight." The delegates them petwasded to eressider the proper per sons to he remmmemiel m &main s ail dimmed tie quali fications of the wend gesdestea ibs vine peopeeed ! Such of them as were present at the amides retired during the discussion. At the torneinatioa of the discoed= a vote was taken, when the following eight gentlemen were found to have been recommended as the now board of directors, by having the largest number of votes: Geo. Leeman, York; James loeseman, Glasgow; Wm. Lloyd Wharton, Drybarn, near Durham; Deccan ['Laren, Edinburgh ; John Kipling, Darlington; Jamie Hodgson, Newcastle ; Nathaniel newt, Darlington ; Wes. Rutherford Hunter, Newcastle. H. 8. Thompson, Eq., having been obliged to leave the chair to attend to another engagement, the same was taken by the Lord Mayor. A diacumion arose upon the question of the appointment of mansglng director,. Some of the delegates objected to the authority of the meeting to consider that question, and declined voting. After further discussion it was resolved that, with teepees to the appointment of one or th ree ma naging diadem, it is the opinion of this meeting that the quotient demi eppelatment be delayed until the next gemmed helfteetrb meratieg, to be held next February. (The conembles of Ind did not vote on this question.) It we. farther reeelved that the proceedings of this day be printed end circulated among the shareholders. York, Oct. 17, 1849. JAMES MEEK. Chairman. THE BT. JOHN DEL EBY MINING COMPANY. TO 12.1 =ITO& Or r><l 37L1113118. Itir,—La referees, to the espy el s skeet= addressed S. the shavitheldees ti the BR Joha dal Rey Mhder by the lass to, whisk mews la yo pogr ga r tht day, we ere estl shde Mad die Ilkeston till fessiolt to the shiesheidets sash Mime es wEI Wifely aboteadsta the Ina tithe statemat pat forth by thou oe the 19th ult Cl the andidea of the easpeajo slobs. &Wag epos your itourtioa el this totter, we ere, Bit yowl, Ita, SIMPSON sad COBB, Beliebtes te the Oestpluty. 62, Komodo street, Oak 18, 1649. FALL or A CHIIIICIL—An aceldeat oceerred Let Thunday usessisi at Ma'am, SW Walser. Through the etuelienss of Mr. Carling, a shards, bent sedrely at ewe sat, bee ben studiedly : rising dotted the pin isimair—di• wafts sad, Ida s soot beautiful carved T isdser, with its ben leeed„ wad aompleted, whet Wrists to die mime weenies het) the walker dueled lite lisle of 1 Thetykr susleg het) the tibia erme dews with • Ire modem key* the wisdom sad destroying every p a w l s st udsailer* eel. as half hour lite ied all the werbates yield bee beta Mt the boildlog.—Nose firra4. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1849. MIST LONDON. Teeteriay a spatial meeting of this company was held at the; Leeks Tavel*, to consider the necessity of compel. Deg tha Leeks end North-Western Railway directors to Muir owatraet with the above company. su i l lltHEN BIRD, Esq. (deputy chairman) took the chair, mid said that be did so is consequence of the lamented death of their chairman, Mr. Grounds, sines the last meeting. They had now met for the purpose of considering what was best to be done in mum of the London and North Western Company not ISM their contract with this company. The direc tors were unanimously of opinion that the tine was some when something should be done towards enforcing the fulfil ment of their engagement, and they now met to take their advise on the subject. Since the last meeting there had been a meeting in Manchester of the directors and share• holders there. They came to a certain resolution, that in the first place they should elect another member of the board, which was done by their electing Mr. Ainsworth of Manchester. They also recommended that a resolution should be passed here for the purpose of giving power to the directors to enforce some better understandiog between them and** directors of the Londonand North Western Company. Mr. THOMPSON, the secretary, read the following ad- Teltilleaftlt : "Ate large and influential meeting of the proprietors of the West London Railway Company, held at the counting-house of Mum. Bannerman and Sons, York street, Manchester on Thursday, the 2011 of September, 1849, James Riau:Edson, Esq. in the chair, the lollowieg resolutions were pseud : 1. It wes moved by Mr. David Ainsworth, seconded by Mr. Thomas CUM, and resolved unanimously—That this meeting, having . received the re port of what took piece at the recent interview between their directors and • deputation from the Landon and North Western beard, is of opinion, that it is the duty of the dine . tors of this company to forthwith institute end prosecute such proceedings at law, or - in equity, as their counsel may advise, for the purpose of compering the performance by the London and North Western Railway Company of the en , (casements they have entered into with this company ; and that the shareholders present will support a resolution to this ; effect, at the ensuing special general meeting. 2. It was moved by John uannerman, E.q , seconded by John Dun . cult, Esq., 31 P. for Oldham, and also resolved unanimously • —That this meeting regrets the lose the company has sus. . mined in the death of its late chairman, and recommends r that the consequent vacancy be filled up by the appointment of a Lancashire shareholder. (Signed James Richardson.) Mr. Richardson having vacated the chair, end the same har t Sig been taken by John Dnneuit, Esq , M.P.—lt was pro , posed by UT. David Ainsworth, seconded by Mr. Oakes, and ! carried unanimously—That the thanks of this meeting be i given to Mr. Richardson for hie impartial conduct in the , chair, and forthe interest he hes taken in the affairs of this company. (Signed) John Donetsk." "•-• - • • iI.NiVORTH said under that resolution he would move the following one: " That the directors be authorised to take cool proceed ings at law or in equity to enforce performanes of the cove am* in the Lew Fantod to the London and North Western Company. and to obtain compensation for the now perform aim of the covelants that have already taken plans, as counsel may advise." He had no doubt the muting would unanimously support this resolution, which be was sate would be quite to the in terest of the company. Kr. JAHEILLRICHARDSONearnied the woks. Vie; ;;;TaiseTisitio — , 00, - e - re;eletiOi - Wisiit — estreartied unanimously. A vote of *saki wu pissed to the atheism and direc tors, when the nesting adj.:lensed. CALSDONIAN AND EDINNVILOK AID GLAIGOW.—A letter has bees addressed by Mr. bleekbura. the chairmiut M the 'disbar. sad Glasgow Railway Coosposy, to Mr. George W. Cram, the ehairisaa of the Caledonia's Railway etimailttes of investigation, suggesting as autsigamatioa of those two *similes sagertakiage. - - - - - Monsonrsisisa RALLWAT.—The railway of the Mon mosthabire Ceasi Company le ynsgreeslag eatieseterily ; and the company ham ',sadist hopes et Gaming eat all their eniegemeste. The permanent way has been much hums d, and in now sufficiently stem to boar the heavy engines which the ocmpasy promised sone ante ego. In a taw moths the Um will be In sorb a state aa to 'sable the dam- ton to open a regal., peomemer trafflo.—Ssrmssea TORONTO L ID LALI Hutton RAILROAD.—The Mg appears in • late somber of the Oswego Times " The proposed railroad, to connect Lake °lmelda with Lake Huron is one of the most important and moat feasible projects of the day. It will fern a emaneeting link with the Oswego road in the emit line or immamniestian betweeo ti. Boot cad the far West. • view of oh. mop of the Inks regions k kountial to a right undorstandimg of the advantages of matemplatod mete el Om road. Tito map, in eeoj amnion with engineering stands, will okay that the long wksdi, g routs of 400 Jam by Lake Erie, will be rednesd to kw than 80 Wks of named ogress the level end fer tile wintry whisk OSEN tie WOWS of Imlrem Ontario and Horan to all Mashed Made meet of DM* to grow se from th e vast realms tree *vim telbstam to the Straits of Mackinaw and the sane[ Bt. Mario. The 'wavy lying between the Lakeo, MMuncoly Celled the ponimala of Upper ° im ago, gag el *.trot resseritablo sat looreerkeg ft red as Ibis oestissab The soli is at the Veit fstYe cad poodsseirs Llsf, equel Islamises is tbe Valley of the Gesesso. As a vrfora•growisi sesstry it is =e a t and el ti m e goal aikeinstlnetiee sad of its to Use w oar Aisne ass Mae boa essigies is oar a: e. or somatey !wady oorroesest y tie sail4ratont of the Ukiah last sow bosoms sot 'sly agifealtural, bat ese et the meet acasserelal regions in world. It is clearly demand at so dismal day to be Wanted with railroads mad wins." CLERICAL PRZIIIRMIIIIT.—Ttev. G. MAXWELL, to Wintetinsurse- Wisi.ohoteb, V. Donut, discern of Sarum ; 971., with rest. dente vo:d by detain 41f Rev. T. Tyrwhiu ; patrols, Bishop of Saliubury. NAVAL. ADKIRALTT, Ocr. 18.—Arrioturetecrs.—To Scourge— Midshipman : A. J. Grey. Learadsr—llidshipinan : J. H. M. Caleraft. Rages —Midshipman : H. W. B. Freeman. Superb—Lieutenant: R. J. Turner. Conflict—Lieutenant: R. W. Clark. Wool-Trice, Ocr. 18.—Volcano st.-y. is ordered to this port from Sho KOPP, to hay her bull and machinery sur veyed by the muter shipwright and chief 'manes,. Strom tern, st. sloop, Commander Lord A. Daudet', will leave Woolwich tomorrow (Friday), with supernumeraries, for Portsmouth. Terrible, st. frig., is ordered to have one of bee fount's and two of her boilers taken out, in order to afford her more stowage for coals. The shipwrights and engineers are getting her forward as quickly as possible. Disadnonght, seaman's hospital ship, sag unlocked and towed to Deptford on Wednesday by the Monkey, Jasper, end Advice steams vessels. She hu been thoroughly repaired at this yard, and is likely to lest some years longer u a see man's hospital ship. The Devonshire, 74, and Bt. Lawrence, frig. now moored off Greenwich, in the Three of the Dread nought, will be towed to the Medway, end placed in ordinary as soon as the materials are transferred beet to the Dread nought. Capt. the Right Hon. Lord Adolphus Fitselarencs, 0.C.H., visited the dockyard this afternoon, and spent some time on board the Firebrand et. sloop. Ships, Re, in harbour: Fisgard, 42, Commodore H. Eden; Finbnnd, at. sloop, Capt. H. Knox; Lightning, et.-v., master com manding .1. Petty; Monkey, st. tug, second muter, W. Bryant ; Advice , Jasper, and Grappler st..-v. In dock ; I Hermes, and Desperate. In the Burn : Terrible, at. ship ; Retribution, K. frig; Vulcan. iron K. troop ship ; Styx, Inflexible, and Niger st. sloops; Archer, Ariel, Electo, • Lirazd, and Minx st. vessels. MILITARY. - - Tau Bazver onseecivent on the royal visit to Ireland will, probable, be in this evening's Gasette, as the list of names has retnived the Queea's signature. It is understood, how. ever. that the list is more hulked than at first propose d by the military authorities. It would, in fast, have ab surd to promote many Aare, end to incur expense thereby merely because they to the plangent. bat fu from ar duous, duty of attending their Queen in the royal progress. It Is to be hoped, too, that the odious 'sleeted tam seen Meg service la their mina rank. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S-TuunDAY. CAMBVIDGESIIIBL 10 to apt Lord ClUden's Rathmhaes (1) 10 to Mr. Fowler's Ribaldry (t) 1 t to Mr. Meiklam's Baby (t) 13 to Mr. T. yNicbonell's Woolwich (t) 13 to Mr. Pa's Glance 14 to Sir C. Mresek's Vanguard 13 to Mr. Itoit's Collingwood 13 to Mr. Bobert's 50mM 25 to Mr. B. Oreca's Melton 2S to Mr. Ley's One.lbaksover 23 to Mr. Drew m Minimum SO to Lord Stsnlers Legerdemain 30 to Mr. Oebaklestoo'sJocse-Sot 1000 to 1 Sir J. Oenud's Fitzpatrick The eight siding favourites were backed in the moans of the afternoon, the principal investments, however, being on Ribaldry and R.wd, the former at 10 to 1, and the latter at various prices, eommencing at 25 to 1 and finishing at 15 ti 1; Over-ferk-over was added to the list at 25 to 1, taken fre quently, bat offered up to the close. We give the last offers Legerdemain and Jac o' Sot, 1,000 to 10 laid eget each of them in the coarse of the afternoon. Several lots of eight were taken agat the field. CRITERION. 2 to 1 apt Mr. Crate icke's The Bigger (t) 140 to 100 on The Niger, Pitatord. and NutthelL Offers to lay 6 to i, or take 6 to 1 mist Mr. Watts's Tordesillas. DERBY. Sto apt Lord Retinues lo ß ta iteoke 11 to Lord arle's 13 to —la d Ann Eglinton's Knight of Pesci 17 to Duke of Richmond's Ghiuie Callum 17 to Lord Airlie's Clincher 20 to Mr. J. Scott's Cyprus (t to 3014 23 to Mr. Pedley's Sweetheart 33 to Lard Chesterfield's Penang 40 to Lord J. Scott's Windbound (t) 40 to Mr. Gretwiek's The Rigger. Nzwarkatz.wr Horoirros Ilsznxo.-Bpecial trains are announced for 8.30 a.m. on Monday end Tuesday, returning from Newmarket at 6.46 p.m.; and, for the convenience of visitors, the regular up train in the evening will not leave until 8.15. The ordinary 2.30 p.m. train will go through to-morrow, and will take home, etc. CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING.--Ocr. 17. Stewards : Marquis of Waterford, Sir T. Burke. But., J. Courteney, Beg. Judge : Mr. It. Hunter. The racing this day was, with the exception of the Queen's Plate, below 'mediocrity. Tronneer was backed against the field, and only defeated by the Baroness by two lengths, after a most exciting race. The Corinthians did not fill. Hits Morsierr's PtATE of 100 guineas for herr., &c. ; two-yeer-olds, a feather ; three, 7et 91b; four, Sat 10lb ; five, pit 31b ; six and aged, 9st 410 ; 310 allowed to mares and geldings. Three miles. Captain R. lisweres (7th Lamers) eh f the Serener, bi Vendee Oatoerl Watents's b h Tramcar riCysissi Mr. Murphy's b a Little laity, by Tearaway ( Mica) II The following also started Lard Waterford's br c Cra cow, 3 yes; Mr. Kennedy's br h Kingfisher, 6 yrs; Mr. Dillon's p f Bed Precipitie, 2 yrs. 8100 MD Cirse or Tam :tons' Stolen fir three and four yr oide. Sweepstakes of 5 son, 3 ft, with 30 son. added. One mil* and a half on the Peel ourse. Biz to accept or no race. Second hone to save his stake. Mr. lene's Oath Lancers) The Darter, 4 yrs, let 12Ib (Magee) I Lord Waterford's b h Poor Yorick, 4 yrs, 7st IRO Mr. Ponlettk b e Bed Knight, 4 yra 7st Mb The following also started : Lord Lurgan's Crosghpatrick, 3 yrs, Mt 131 b; Mr. Or'ord's Michaelmas Daisy, 3 pa, Bet 13113; Mr. —'a Batwing, 3 yn, 7st 71b. THIRD CLASS OF TIAINRIUI' STAKES. Bweepetak , • of 5 non., 3 ft, with 110 soya, added, for five yrs, six yrs, and aged. One mile and a half on the Peel Course. Second horse to save his stake. Mr. St. Georges b e Accident, 5 yrs. net 3lb Lord L am a % ► ts g Fugitive, 144 7st 61b Captain Patina's b g Bravo, 5 yrs, Est I2lb 3 Three others started, but were not placed. A good race between Fugitive and Accident, the latter w.nniug on the post by a short leagth. Tux Inn or Wtoux HOUNDS commenced their lemon on Monday last by meeting, as usual, at Westover Park, the seat of the Hon. W. A'Court Holmes, by whom they were sumptuously entertaintd at breakfast, the party consisting of the Master, B. Cotton, Esq.: the lion. Lord Malden ; H. Nunn, Esq.; W. Hawkins, Esq.; R. J. Shedden, Esq. Col. Renter, Capt. Crozier, J Harvey, Esq.; W. Thatcher , Esq.; Robert Grant, Em.; W. Hughes, Esq. ; J. Kirkpa trick, R.q.; W. How, Esq. ; H. Cole, Erg. ; W. Buckell, Esq., with, many other gentlemen of the island : alter which en old fox was found in the park, and, after crossing and re. ero - sisie the Downs In the fees of a bitterly cold north wind, the bounds ran into him in view near Thorley, after an hoar and a heirs herd work, which, for the day and season of the year, was a very good run. The gentlemen of the hunt were greatly delighted upon the arrival of Mr. Sbedden, bringing a letter from Mr. Ward, with full permission to hunt over his estates. So that now it may be truly said that the Isle of Wight is entirely open to the noble national sport of fox hunting—thanks to the present Mr. Ward for this. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET.. Armin's!) StrtOrnn.:-A errataea looking men , who bee evidently seen bettor days, and who refused to g ive his ouse was ch ar zed with attempting to commit suicide in Police constable A 97 stated that at a quarter before two eidock that morning he saw the prisoner in the Mail, St Jamea's.park, as he thought , ering under the influence off liquor. The prisoner prouect up the Doke of Yerk Mu, and in Gin so he fell several times and something ad out of his pocket; and a man who was pealing rd up a small bottle, which, from the label upon it. nut esatalaed laudanum. Witness asked him why he had Wren pekes, and he replied that he we. sorry it did not take amt. There was nothing in the bottle when it was picked up. The prisoner was per.ectly sober. Kr Hall—Have you any explanation to offer of ea. ? The prisoner—None, sir, except that it is the truth. Kr. Halt—What has tempted you to commit such an set? The prisoner—There can be bat one cause—poverty and i r e Hall—What parish do you belong to? The prisoner —I hoe nose. Kt. Hall—Where do you sleep then ? The prisoner— In the fields, or anywhere I can. KL,Kall—What have you been? The prisoner —That I &Mims answering. Kr. the parish will receive you, have you any ob tt7to go into the workhouse, as you are In such distress ? rieoner—lndeed I will not Kr. Hell- It you are in the state of distress which yon fay, Lit not better for you to go in then than to be wander ing about the fields ? The prisoner—You don't know what a workhouse is, sir. Ir. Hall—lt will be much better for you to go there than to bs in the adds. You will be made comfortable there, and Ulu! like I shall speak to the overseers myself. The pri ermor—l am much obliged to you for your kind offer, bet my prejudices are too strong to permit me to avail myself of It. Hr. Hall—What guarantee have I that you will lot eOl.- ait the UM act again ? The prisoner —My word, 11 you will Lki. at Mr. Hall—Are you aware that no man hum a right to take his own We more than that of any other man i—The pri soner—l sheer with you there. Mr. Hall—l speak of it as a matter of law. As you refute to go into the workhouse, I most, from your conversation and appearance, inquire into your state of mind. The pri soner—l bale,' the polka will inform you that lam of per. f.c.ly sound mind. The constable stated that a paper was found upon the primmer, wbiah was signed " A Suicide." Mr. Hall—l have strong suspicions as to your state of mind. I meat, therefore, commit you, that a medical man may inquire into your state of mind, and if you are found to be issue you will be removed to an asylum. Can you refer me to any one ? The prisoner—l bare no relatives, and can refer to no sae. I•tion't wont my mos to be mods man public than it is now. Mr. must caU opoc you to enter into your own recoanisances (ur 201., and find one security for 101. to be of good behaviour. Av the prismer could not procure the security be was locked up. WESTMINSTER THE LATE It AND SUSPECTED MURDER AT CHELSEA.—Thomas Macdonard, Mary (his wife), and Mary Fos, woo stand charged with a robbery at Chelsea, attended with circumstances of a most mysterious character, were spin brought up for examination. The parliculas of the former examinations have already been fully detailed. A few days ago, owing to every endeavour on the part of Me police to obtain the best information with respect to the sudden ant mysterious disappearance of M'Gowran cr ll'Oaire, the prosecutor, haviag been fruitless, a letter was addressed by the beard of guardians of St. Luke, Chelsea, to Sir George Grey, stating that much alarm and excitement prevailed in the parish, and that it was the general Impres sion that the mis•ing man bad been murdered, and urging upon the Home Secretary the necessity of offering a reward for the oncovery of his person. An answer was re ceived on Friday last to this commuaieation, but owing to a passage in it appearing to bear a doubled construction in the minds of toe guardians, the following was determined upon at their meeting on Wednesday and forthwith for warded : Mike, Chelsea Workhouse, Oct. 17. Sir Oterge,—ln referring you to my letter of the 10th Inst., on the subject of Warta( a reward for the discovery o f the body of Mr. Si tirran sir Klink% I have been directed the board of gear dime of Memel* at their weekly today, to inquire what Way Me Samiestmd by MssgeWmesalalaedinyourreply of tbetbdt, " that yea are rah% se ensermin the of the merdimm Met • reward druid be semi by the gemseneat tor o ttr i e= Mr. M'Govrren, Mkt ateleim, wan yen sodas a ham the magistrate Mete whom the Me is fa the warm of breseggsgies.. Whether it is that time magitrabs is East to ta e ugh pm en this subject, et you k Idea, because if the Mom amid le ass ease, the -isen of die beard of 'nudi sm has Mimed the board, that ha v waited on the magistrate ta=samt of year letter, he was Wooed by him that no ONE. et the Idol meld originate with him as the magistrate, batting the matter embed eatirel with the Secretary cf Bute. The sun IMO Masi (new of three week.), and the guardi ans main Milikilly ef that 'Mains has met with a ro dent death end his body { that a reward should be offered (and usess i i. that immediately) ter the diraavary of it, sad that without such re course it will not be I rthooming, whkh of course will impede, if not defeat, entirely the ends of Justice. I have the honour to be, Mr George, your most obedient humble servant, for T. M. foreland, clerk to the guardians, W. L. Dicsu.s. To the Right Hon. Sir George Grey, Bert., Beenstary of State, Milano , [The letter above alluded to, of the 12th loot., bore the signature of Mr. G. C. Lewis, and it may perhaps be as well to state that the commissioners of police had requested, some dap previoualy, copies of the depositions in this case, which were, of course, immediately supplied.] Upon the accused being phased in the dock yeeerday, Mr. Russell, superintendent of the B division, intimated that no clue to the missing man had been disotvered, but sahibs held In his band a document from the head office, in which the goveroment directed a reward of 601. to be offered tor the Wring person. Mr. Brodersp observed that he was happy to hear it, es It might be the means of throwing some light upon the matter, which web at present involved in utter darkness. The prisoners were remanded for another week. WANDS WORTH. Tao MVIWZR AT CLAPIIA3I.—JanteI WeatOff, who stands charged with the murder of Maria Weston, his wife, and Maria Eliztbeth Wes'on, his infant daughter, by cut ting their throats with a rasor, was brought up for re-exa mination. The depositions of the principal witnesses were read over, and some additions, amplifying the evidence already given against the prisoner, were supplied. Witnesses were also examined, who proved the identity of the deceased persons. Mr. Paynter asked Mr. Parrott if he knew anything re specting the state of the prisoner's mind lately ? M•. Parrott—l am not able to give any evidence on that particular fact. 1 know nothing at all about him. Mr. Paynter, addressing the prisoner, asked him if he had anv witnesses to call ? The prisoner made an incoherent statement, in the course of which he assert, d that Mr. Parrott bad given drugs to him to take away his senses, and that Mr. Parrott, with two or three other gentlemen, and the superintendent of police. came to his bedside on the prsvinus night, and would have murdered him, but for the turnkey. They afterwards told him that if he spoke of it again it would be their ruin. The brother of the prisoner informed the magistrate that his mind was affeccd, and he could produce witnesses to that effect. ldr. Paynter uid such evidence must be given at the trial, and might have its cftect. The nri•oner was committed for trial at the Central Crimi n►t Court for wilful murder. PUBLIC SALES. Ocr. 19.—8 y Messrs. ROIIERTS and ROBY, at the Mnrt, eleven leasahold boners, Bull and Mouth-street, Bt. Martin's. le.Grand, let to wetkiy and monthly tenants for 4551. tis per annum, held from Christ's Hospital for 15 years unexpired at 1881. 81. per annum, fixtures at valuation—sold for 6701. 10s. Two freehold houses, Church-street, Battersea, let for 401. per annum—sold for 5141. Freehold ground rent of 71. per annum moored upon two houses, Derbyshire-street, Bethnal-green•road, let on a lease expiring Michaelmas, 1858—sold for 1361. Leasehold house, 6, Jokn's terrace. Webber-street, Black friars, let for 301., held for 3.5 years at 61. 12s. 66., landlord pays taxes, fixtures at a valuation—told for 1311. By Mr. Mooas, at the Mart, five homes, Btaoatore-place and Elstree•strcet, SAnn'a-town, let for 1071. per annum, held for 60 years at 141.6c-8001. House and shop, 1, Kiel's-terrace, Bagniege-wells, let for 441. per annum, held for 71 years at 81.-3301. Freehold c Map, Berkhampstead, let for 61. 10s., land tax redeemed--661. Thirty-one 251. shares in the Comm►rcial Gas Company, all paid, dividend 51 per cent.-281. 2s. to 281. M. per share. Ninety 151. shares in the Borough of Marylebone Joint Stock Loan and Discount Company, 51. per share laid-10 -. to 11. 12a. per share. Freehold house, 30, Regent-street, Mile-end, estimated annual value 241.—501 d for 2551. Two houses and shops, Hansel Newtown-road, annual value 461., held for 31 yeses at 91.-2651. Two cottage residences, Wilton.terraes, Dalston, let for 631. per annum, held for 87 years at 51.-6101. Two houses, Middleton•terratie, Balaton, estimated value 271. per annum each, held for 96 years at 81. -3551. Two cottage residences, Hollv-place, Bedford New-road, Clapham-rise, let for 441, held for 96 years at 91.-3001. Five houses, Hope Cottages, Clapham-rise, annual value 1001., held for 96 years at 161.-6001. Two cottages, Wellington -rad, Clapham-rise, annual value 201. each, held for 96 years at 91.-2401. Messrs. PHILLIPS and Bog, at Oarraway's, lease and pos session of the Crofts Keys Ins, Lower Edmonton, held for 40 years at 301., for which amount part of the premises are let off-8101. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. FRIDAY. Oar. 19, 1849. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. M NameMPlace el " Mma g tha StataoWeathm ig Wind. Wind. 7 BASING...MX! B. Cattle Bream Partially Cloudy .• Brarroce B. Omen Breese Overcast to Bnueneums LW. °emir Preece omm/I litansoawarsa Busearos ....„ Brurroh Ihsauxorow W.B.W. Strong Breese Partially Cloudy Enntecaou Barran B. Calm Partially Cloudy FouterroNa lo GLOUCISTIA P • t GREENWICH B.W. Gentle Bream Cloudless ,_ ILurroos ~ lievmsaa B.W. Hard Wiad Overeat LUCA= W. areas Breen Bead ro Larmarraa B.E. Oeutießreme Partially Cloudy Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy ce &airmen/ B. cam °MONA rk Osman Parrasoaoroz W. Genie Bream slly Clem iff r hracarra. ..... ........ 8. Grade Breese Partially Mady 3 g &salon.° B.W. filmes Bram Patially Cindy at Rue L a Baar to Sot seance ~,i Sammy .- Wilms W. Snag Bream Overcast . ? LONDON, Tian DAY, Nom. Coarse of Wind. fliresith►of Wind. Mate of Weather. • 8.8. E. Ovalle Bream. Clear. Mfg= ISt , SHIPPING INtELLIGENCE. tte " I.llpplyr Omuta,' ant . U 174 4, Usa.' CASUALTIES. Flora, Ashley, from Liverpool to Charleston, foundered the 21st ult., in let. 30, lon. 75 ; crew saved. Joseph, Whllib, from Prince Edward's Island for Liverpool, in coming into harbour got on the Dutchman's Bank, but got off the next flood without damage, and sailed this day (16t0 for Liverpool —Beanntsris, Oct. 16. Mary M'Whinnee, from London to Quebec, was off the port the 12th inst., leaky, having put back, after being out 26 days —Scilly, Oct. 15. Pale, Lindemann, from Aberdour to Hamburg, was wrecked en the east end of the Island of Ameland, prior to the 10th inst.; crew (except the master) saved ; part of the mate rials expected to be noovend.—Amst s dam Oct. 13. Ranger, Pitman, from Whitstable to St. Michael's, which was &pulled the 11th inst., has been raised.—Plymouth, Oct. 17. Tartar (brig), from Wilmington for Liverpool, in distress, has pet into Norfolk (Virginia). She had been on her bans ends for some time, and lad recourse to throwing overboard her !Mimics, fresh water, stores, &c., to pre serve the yawl. Six of the crew perished. Vroew lents, Lefoog, from fit. David's to H Annul at Tenehelliag tie Ilth inst. ; crew swim, OW NIL AZZITZD. ['album, was saved.—Am. Holland Lisboa .. Pacific India vil Southampton ladia vii Mammals' Bator sail Halifax Maxim sad Hataaaali Wait ladia Brun •RRI YID. AMANICA- off Liverpool, October 18 AI root-at litino), October 18, from ..... _. ANNA- at Michlkstoro% October 17, frena...___ ...... ----1/ "W Aucc-at Newport, M., October 17, frons .... ... ANN-at stocktom October 17, from. ... ...... .-... ......... :T ull "' nuorr-at Water:ord. October 16 from .. .. . .... ' ALBION..-OR Southwoid, October 17, fre . .e . s . ._ ..• .. :::.:. . ... ...................... ilLierwaarair--at Graverent eube Octo r ber 19 from.... . .... ---•••• Aomatne-st Liverpool, 18, hoot .. .." ... " ... " 4 " 11 , lama's-off Brkdol, October 17, from ..... .. ........... Aram Bansaarre-at Hull. October 16, from ... ..... - ... .. 31 . 444 M °418 111 RAIINOWOATZ-at Gravesend, October 18, from ..... . .. "*" BAITANNLA.--11 Gravesend, October 18, from ................ --"114 0,... RATATIAIt-at Gravesend, Octobor 16, from .. ... .. _ .......... -....,_ CFIT or LONDOS--111: Gravesend, October 18 from . ...... -..... CONFINIITATITI-at OlSTeKtid, Oct. 18, from ................... DWUt CANNAIA (5.)-St Liverpool, October 18, freini . ..........54r4 Cummen-at Liverpool, October 18, from _ ... CALIUJONIA-at LiTtFpool, October le, from .... .3 4 ."1"111 Danue-at Deal, October 17, from ... ~_. ..... .............--", Examan-at Liverpool, October 18, from i biiii EtIIIOPI-dr Liverpool, October 18 E NTg ar ugg _ a t Gravesend, October 18, from.. ....... .;9 1". lauerry-at Deal, October 17, from ..... Ocoss-a• Middlesboro', October 17, from ........ - ........ ‘.""...11 GaLerta -at Gratesend, October 18, from ...... . - ..... Z . _ Ownwroa-at Orsvesend, October 18, from ...... :: ......... lifeti lli Hzurion -at Gravesend. October le, from ..... __llek H Comma-at Dal, October 17, from .... ... ........ ""•••• .............. Hour-off Walston., ()Weber 16 from ....................... .... . .1. 61 JANI RAT-at Deal, October 17, nom Granno Josses Fairron-at Stockton, October 17, fr0m...... m . JANA Bonatim-at Gravesend, October 18, from- - ...... „.... 14. 14 Lou, DIAN-at Liverpool, October 18, from lima a , LADY Aner-at Deal, October 17 from 014111.1 Wu-at Deal, October 17, fro m -.Gesnegt Lriee Items-at Deal, October 17, fr0m................ ........ %mum Locum-at 13bleRds, October 16, trio - ...... - Petengu e Loan Asnavaron-off Liverpool, October IS H. EIMALSA-at Deal, October 17, from . _..............0wnewal Maar Noel ' s-at Glasgow October 15, from. Ilse Tug Moores -at Stockton, iictober 17, 'VOID. MAZY throwswr-at Liverpool, October 111, Som. ............. ILtamos-st Liverpool, October 18, from 16 yak Ontoen -at Greenock October 15, from .. .111emeigg Ow Footano-eff Bristol, October 17, Iran 01171-at Gravesend, October 18, from Ginm Orro -at Liverpool, October 18, from .. . .............. Oorsoroon-at Liverpool, October 18, from PIaWB R AN C I - Ot L/TerPool, October 18, from. ....... PIT-at Greenock, October 15, front Palermo ItoraL-at Hull, October 17, from • Pnwrom-at Liverpool, October 18, from PINATA-at Gravesend, October 18 from Oiled Queen or we War-at Li o v ew ercor, October It, trwi-lfew gag RAINBOW-at Gravesend, 18, from Nays Itssownoc-at Liverpool, October 18, irum ...Itisidsup Barrum (s.s.)-off Liverpool, October 18 Surma Miaow- at Dad, October 17, fr0m..,.,„ .Gmengs rummy. t-at Deal, October 17, from Swan aso Suer-at Hull, October 17, fr0m ... ................ Bin It. Poet-at Gravesend, octwer 18, from ,ge ts flaitou-at Gravesend, October 18, from Am. Sirmas-at Groverend, Octob. r 18, trona_ ... - .............. __A ft . thwaraoa-at Bristol, October 18, from ...elbe Sanaa Winona's-at Gravesend, October 18, from ........ Ilinmis 'roomer -at Gravesend, October 18, from ___ -Oft TWANTT.NINTII Or MAT-at Liverpool, October 16, ovw ,40 2 Tweets-at Deal, October 17, frogs Greatest Tirmso-at Deal, October 17, from - ...... ........ ................ Down--at Bristol, o.tober 18, from.. Cston-at Lirerpool, Octobrr 111, from. VgNILIA-at Liverpool, October 18„ from Vivm-at Gravesend, October 18, 1.10111 IWO VsLairrnis-at Gravesend, October 18, from Aft& Vol.swr- at Gloster, I etober .7, from .St. Andress Vera-at filsields, October 16, flora -- * - -- . ... .... Wiscenesne-at Liverpool, October 18, from Ne, Tort W. ninon-at Liverpool, October 18, from ,Rot BAILED. A. I. ILAR•ET-from Queenstown, October 16, to New Ton Ace or Tricorn-from Guernsey, October 15, to:.* ......BLlllthorli AN, ,, . Fasoronet -from Hartlepool, October 16, to- fresh Akoo-tram Hull, October 16, to Xeres ton Orroan-from Hull, October 17, to 1 4 1 ANN Acuesra-from Middlesboro', October 16, to. .... -........birda ATIABIRI-from Liverpool, Octo ber 18, to .New ANDAICAN Earns-from Graveseed, October 18, to Axon-from Gravesend, October 18, to gt..pro r BLACK Car-from Bristol, October 16, t 0........ Ile BMWs Herron-from Hull, October 17, to fttik Borne-from Plymouth, October 17, to Leeds CTICCNIA -DOM Falmouth, October 17, to Hembree Ctrr or Rocatorno-from Portsmouth, October 17, to , Casemate-from Sunderland, October 16, to CUM Curious-from bunderl.nd, October 17, as CAINDONIA-lITAN Harwich, October 17, to ..... CAITIA Euzie-from Gravesend, October IS, to -Beim Car or Burrtoutn -from Gravesend, October lb, to Adak Door-hum Orassewl, October_ ,17 to Oise Dusuro-from Queenstown, October 16, to Jibs DARSTLIDA -ADM Plymouth, October 17, to Loads Dentrut s-trom 1 eignmouth, October 17, tm... ...... -... .. ... Germs Eceaniat -from SuoCcrairol, October It, to liseaksg Luz. am, Grano-from Sunderland, October 16, to I 1 kommetna-from Gravesend, October 17, to Posner-from Gravemend, October 17, to . lanky FORTVNA-from GRIMM:4 October 17, to Poorrount-from Gravesend, October 18, to Task. PATINA-tram Vahnouth, October 17, to Foui-from Sunderland, October 17, to Sena GIADIATOR -ADM Portsmouth, October 17, to tools OVINIAANAS -fru= Grovesmot, Otober 16, to Cso Am e s Bosuns-fromH.' Guermaey, Oct. 11, to Posts e ist-Prom Hartlepool, October 16, to Solna Buser-from Hartlepool, October 16, to ....... ----Nelms loa-from Hartlepool, October 16, to Btocklin Jormet-from Jersey, October 15, to lido Jugs Goeuth-from Gravesend, October 18, to !Rev Tot Jun Fries--from Gravesend, October 18, to !.seen JOAN-tram Ilrerpool, October 18, to M. ILES% Lorna-tram Falmouth, October 17, to ........ -.......- _Miss Mans-from Hartlepool, October 16, to St. noon Maissa-from Hartlepool, October HI, to Stettin Mortuaksr-troes Gravesend, October 17, to. B. Am Masotti Snowx-trom Gravesend, October 17, to Thrithorg Mast AND Ecura-lrom Hull, October It, to Maoists' Minneorrs-from Portsmouth, October 17, t 0........... Louis littawin--from Plymouth, October 17, to. London Mow-from Sunder, October lc, to Coutantioople Noun-from Greenock, October 16, t 0........ .... ........ ..... huludoes POTINTAIN -from Plymouth, October 17, W........,. ....... ~_. . LON&Il PRINCL Aumrr-trom Hull, October 17, to A bbey Clonal Vic-rout - from Plymoeth, October 17, 10........--" ...lball ticsintru. Poor-from H art l e pool, October IS, to Satin ST. Powcce-from Hull, October 17, to Petersburg Sic B. Pinc-froin New M., October 17, to Liobou Stous-from Portsmouth, October 17, to St Micasers SPARTAN-from Gravesend. October 18, to Jamaica fecenius-from Gravesend, October 18, to Bahia Sot T. laureate-from Gravesend, October IS, t 0...... ....... ANON Souo-from Gravesend, October 18, to . - ....... Trios. Bcrre-from Gravesend, October IS, to Mauritius Marna-from Gravesend, October It, to Medal Torransuor-from Gravesend, October 17, to Nanny Tose -from Falmcuth, October 17, to Artie Torso-from Hartlepool, October to. Malls October Town or Firc-tom Plymouth, l7, to.. Laois Taw-from Sunderland, October 16, to.-- ...limbs, Voics-fromllartlepoul, October 16, to.-- Aim VAN-from Hartlepool, October 16, to Bamberg Vthz-from Sunderland, October 16, to Babas Wows-from Plymouth, October 17, to. .Lesbn Zenost-from Liverpool, October 18, to Balm VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ALIMANDLII (barque), from Liverpool for Bum= Ayres, Sept. 4, ist. 15, lon. 24. EICILAKOZ. from Liverpool fur Jamaica, lon. 31. Flys Swam (barque), steering westwsril, at. 45.5, ion. 48.10. formes, outward bound, Oct. 11, 3 p.m., off the Corollate*. Oarimstaut, from 31(ramicla for Liverpool 45 dap, and 11 days I the Clumuel, off B.r6ey Island, Oct. 13. Amur, of Belfast, outward bound, Sept. 30, lat. 47, lon. St. Issasu.o. from London for Quebec, 21 days out, Sept. 9, los.** with loss of lower yards, topgallant-mast, awl sails, Sept. 4. Tama. or Ili au , ;schooner), of l'lymouth, 6 days from the Weser Coast, for Leghorn, lon 31 W., all well, Sept. 8. 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