The Express. — London, England, 1846-09-04 00:00:00

. . . • • :rat 1111111C1.,. slesedlog SBoa the *WO, stallid, sad widit kens wawa ot ssweildSL ' • " Ye Arterertsrarrs.-71p. I. 1. t• se. As o& tierklk. Bev. 3. It Parr lb Cheney L. Le .J. M Bdy TON/ P.C i Pselssbas. NIL .1. te llawddrldZylde Omni* Bei. H. I. ender Is T. OIL Wino! C., Dee= ma L mardav Ydeirr.—Ddily b. Peter's C. Berby, • N L. THE NAVIES OF FRANCE AND %NOLAND. Ia nom remarks in the Dag Newt of the let Inas% on the molitioso resources of hams sad dellard. we leislol tatjts&bani a of ib tte shaste r m i l i i ,f itlihis Mullen ilzt amok. add equip Mil Ems Its' 0. rimer *it this unary. The saps wane au pot huh an 2:2 fallacious usual that "la imelmeleArel tir diap5..,.h . .. 1=7 , „ per the= sa al 'Mr vs in bi7Xl titare se lt Braisd_ ' Noir ....P.fivnit do J hr the PM& satarlohdois this bendier licit overdo Bahl ainy in diesiplins, ski; and popisery. It is, hormsr, evident that the gallant copula is with IS* N.E. Higitaiss Lying any ; hr the la Ms oahltrallid imam at the albs Fronk English nut, sans quite the mum attsi the hot, that in 1840 thi !ranch bed a lest et tw piths line in the Modbwroman, ref Agpsiatod no& toinnsd, while at the moo um the foot, tam a tramemdble economy, was dime tany milimssausd,—dis Tema, it is true, sau, NW. had at that immard the sanders over the British squads.. ia °menhaden sad in air Our sailors, comaisubd by en ablo v e ry active were well exercised, and all I do hero rely on my own mot =i4l:sit tuna , t . pat of ins at the most ski bisl caters in *a Brads mi v i rtabi lWo is as part of H. R. Highnsee aliannint lint Parana quotes ; but he should due r;,:q*at so it, fr „.2lb.dhilentinctr continuat would ion enter. bad( &pinion that 'Bagdad, with her immense so. artrosiOnold not henceforth insurfully oontend against Primer a 'naval power, H. R. Highness on the contrary antorisfut eke Nola equip and send oat two or three powerful g:tron in shoat • month, and blockade the ships of is their puts, wishouttlis_pssaility of their • to as without being sutured. The Nita bath, that in 1840, whoa the Babb AM in I ttlattria. moan was so badly mariort, whim 'the autbor of tau ow board oa th lino dulls b ship was not even sudsier to with • drat day frigate, whits, at the Isom time, the French fleet = a zseuar paid at mambas, and each ship fully ; that oven ander *me dramstances, if the anti lipead Wilda batman the two flub bad taken place, and that um V. this French bad boon vistericar, that that vic tory " wool& have been the OMMMIMMOosent of inevitable rum to ths Pesach army." TM Prams Slade Josaville says, in untamed*. ofitho *Masa try Naha Phsaksa, Suppose whim Ow map tam anadml. toffee 6 * 11 01 'war Meru ilinerablo to France, lay odd him sit firth their ostiosematim all our the kingdom : they would not here thoaabt of what short antics their triumph an twai l 1 4 sb ipute iaIt in onomater brewer' red Fteneh the wassees will always be windy soil it =aims ID the mom expert and ursouring ; bat it will bo • Aar vial/fry t and on coo ids and as the serer the Issue will bo;p it most of the ships Wag lathes destroyed co mid Ow ;dr osassquase ad bosh - maw Slide pods with a *Mi Auk sad monadog the less their bast taus andissamon ss& „ Nat I will . suppose monstking of which thinhoonsvatbsismahrionee. . =3O users and 15,000 Emilia sailors wars insight into Tadao by ono triumphal squadron. Would • ear vishry be the mess dosisive ? Should we have con - am avow who allows himself to be annihilated at rt limb or who is is waist of mono to repair any • dimagas be way_ have asstalood in his defeat, and who ainsians ham intiestowing to efface a p ra o urr i la seek anansidoss&yon would see the English e in amod with as imommsaanke of revenging a loss Is I annals—a lore Width toudiss its very existence. All as meal reseoross, all the groat ample with their enormous **es, would be vatting thumbs* to wipe out this stain on the homer of the Britiek navy . . In about a month, two or throe air adroes, as well organ ised as that with which we snaked Om, would be before our forts—with what should we oppose tam t With nothing but wrecks. And now is the this to draw aside the urea which conceals the cause of oar weinsms. Let us oaks it known that a victory, onsk as premised itself in 1840, would have boon the orac matiomant of insvitable ruin to the French navy. It was war kat saanrar oar substance was not sulliciemUy Malt to up* as door. our twenty ships had sustained in • day, lad um ft M bad beau, our ap pearance would only have L a paw amoullo of our desolate impotacce. It is not yet sidlaisnity known what efforts it cost us to um um thus twenty vessels, which made Fume so coolant and so proud. In the history of Frame we fad mural instances of her being thought without Maims, when she mold, had it been necessary, have seat oat thmands and thousands sail by enchantment ; but Minot thus with Meld to oar shipping. Her then are arhielliakaa t aMm widlaiNlM Wear= , either blocked up on moiled by nonsorsos hum win join the ardent desire of TrFlogloi a &Slot to the strength of their organisation. The ails Osman and the blur , . spilled in oar former= me soh bog. Its no - ..gar passitted to call • tarp supskisifty by the name of victory, which has left no thiag be It but the certainty of • reverse, and that be cause, Miami thinking of the morrow, we shall have brought all our resources into the fold at ones." The Prince de Joinville, in putting his extreme hypothotiml moo, tier tathly draws rather largely upon his imagination. in sop cmfor one moment, that, under any eirsoaratess, a fleet of twenty sail would our employe and carry into Toulon, or any other Freed port, a Britoil fleet of the moss amber of ships, manned with fifteen thousand mien. But while supposing such an extreme use, Is Pd••• dram • very carnet conclusion as to what wauM bariinid be the result. The basis upon which the Faith their hopes of capturing the EDO* dose the Mediterranean in 1840, in the event of a condo% woe net hut their belief that they were " supsoisr inaniplion skill, aad gunnery," but lissotre thi know, be. Is labial policy pursued by Is Baia govamment, with =Z e t si eramny, that the Briglish ad was maenad, and offend is their imagin v : v ise a pumped of con quest. Mod andisal min, bower, are of that had tap pusiblad to crimities, even with Mumlage of their apinsits iostesd of brag sessupsmisd to di rsulon lisia ley ll := hut, their own Mara to that port woad bawl boas mossyprole • ; and that they wall have bus pima in a similar psalm to that of the Irian= who sought a Tartar, and epos Wag asked why he did not being lila shag with him, *Oak "8o I would, but he will ma de me." It is true, 'yet slam 1840, M. L'Esphams sad cam French writers bate Mural to the Frond let of that tints as the ne plus okra of Isla, with referent to its ddiipline and skill, and hipnidustd IMMIgal dinged oxtingrartry feats of seaman sad tad gamey reamed by it, to show its superiority over our Ufa ; boom ft has bow mounted, that in future combats Rase will have the advantage over us. Let us see, however, how far facts warrant this assumption . Oar Beet in the Mediterranean in 1840, which was to become so easy a prey to the French, had a trifling affair on its own hands. St Jean d'Acre is not utter! unknown in the his tory of Prince as a plain strongly faros by nature and art. It is • recorded fact, that such was the precis ion in firing by our fleet, when reducing this straighold, that soma of the shipe actually pitched their shot in • chunshoonce of six feet. Nothing ever practised by the French at Mcgador, Tangier', or other places ever sarpassed, or eta equalled, this precision in firing. So much for their supe riority in gunnery, in actual warfare. In experi mental trials also, we doubt if they can adduce any case of greater accuracy in firing than that which took place on board her M.S. Excellent some time ago, when testing the shield of iron plates as a security for steam boilers in ships against shot. Oa that occasion the het shot which struck the iron shield amid an indentation, and re bounded into the water ; the tossed shot struck the same plain so the fink sad lodged ia ths plating; and the third inemby hit thousand, and boa went through the whole of t hen pions tibia alomusoil ths shield. With raper to of the hooch ia airsibel skill w hi c h Is to giro dem tho aidantap over , us, we think it maid =s se 7 of la Fronk anions to adage, ease a it. Whoa dm ships of the two ocatais eh ent been It r, the English hue always hr in s t im rapidity with which they assompllasl the asommay anallial evolu tions, and the smartness with wash they made or &Mimi sail. That oar mama hem not dun bums lan mud sad active, labile thin: by liorapid minemsr. fa which u h fim gets sif as orisehalatal squadron under from with all mil or ; and by the ease and quiskara with whisk they have, when at sea, accompabod nary hat of nautical skill fa mai and hang soak editing tsporrie mil topsail or lower yards, aod ovory Oboe malualan awes miry for the display of thorn& seamimaip. Ifs state. mann, thorax% that the Firma noted the .a men in discipline, skill, and may, are mad haolons - sad while it is to be hoped that there never will hi ma soar w don to test their relative utanoMoss, etc* k esperiment, still, if it slassM onkottniately home mbar- wise, we haves° hesitation in stylus that they will Naive a rural refutation to the anoutions of their writers on this " Iloarsuorrn, SEPT. 3 —Mr. Cowper joined the Board of Admiralty last evening, and all the Emit is now bolls I except Lord John Bay, who is gone to get manisd, and at lint Smeary who is away on leave with his assolitamod. , Lord Aucklan d held hie bum today at the Odisp. fear of the Hasid went bray to vidt the Hosed ad AWIII.III 9 " the Bee draw; at NM o'easek they wise anal the is. 11 Alain bud mid mow weeds, gut thin ailed ths hada Moe-boiros. The ktard dandria rushed to ths Appear ' 44 tiosail, misaa mass sten bark and Lord Andshod be the born boy at suit roily inisalmstion sac:cla, th ." 7Traitl. The Board thin rairhoil its Weevil. Tap • ti ea diva•ilidarday Sept O. Milling, to asit dipat 4110 „ ate; end 8 , tarter, to and Nam Neal onist s •• IL Conan is Mops. 8P0.711779. DARUMOIOII RACBl.4himor. TMIMACM Stases at 10 son. task wilt le sad; in I yr Sid odal be 711 i, emir Ist Mb. Ito second to save bis stake. About half a nails. (4 mita) Mr. lainufa (Outwtight) Mr J. OsrardPaiPlM. a►•s Day Wee 5 • esstat. ' ' Deassaca has of 100 Mad to $ Rammer M. 0 rit, it ft, adai% acced to ars la silks. (22 9 dam, ) , gligraiwa Anale,netia. • ........ .., ,2 Mr. 11001106 Bari ~....4.»......»...••+». 1 3 Mr. s rma Mini Ist Mb 1....4"....;,.............4 4 Mr. WNW' H011y ..6.. .... 1....--........... . s IMr. BI malls Lea Id Di— NAFAWAT Iran% ma. ssa, with 211;011; far 3yr old fat Ti ; Ilia at The ore* to saw Me Was. 14 albe al6 (l aohe. Mr. ) Mallalh The Oar& Maid. gwalawa) ' 1 Mr. Mrs Ifildlerzlni v. , bat • by .--- 1 Ts 9retow of 6 arges. with 3=l , —l . I alle—tra IRIII to two Ira by Mr. W. &note" brats Rad" Lila lobo, 1 lad /aver, 111sa Perrot, ad Paarikessr. WIZIIIMINIT. eons Dna* fkmas at 10 "oft sea all 3.3 Mad ; lbr I yr.sa, Ilit Mb; toe% em lib; law, &re, snowed Illb ; the issaid aws Me aim. I ma. (6 walie.) Mr. T. DlMollei IN tr. by Me** dby 11. Maker (Doom* 1 Mr. Pedaynfluit Dreast. Mr. L. Ma% Wrwaer 3 6t04 as Mein, alt. Wait 'say. • TATITIMAII.T.—Tunwiar. GREAT IrpRiSHIPX HANDICAP. 8 to 1 apt I=a (aka) II 3to 1 apt Mr Talon Sykes 9to 1 opt Up ? 3to 1 Trarffear (i) 20 to 1 Free Imes (t) Bto 1 Broserdo (t) 23 to 1 Crambrook (t) 3to 1 away Boy 30 to 1 Wag (I) IT. LEG= VETTING AT WARWICK. 4to 1 apt liir Tata Illyas (t) 10 to 1 apt lego / to 1 Brow& (t) 10 to 1 Foamy Boy 1 to 1 The Traverser 10 to 1 Crarbroa 9 to 1 GraMon ato 1 Boman Ta oars at bedlam tab) intellignut. COURT OF BANKRUPTEY.—Ygereitaar. IN ran MAITID or DONALD lIAOLIAN, ESQ., m.r,- The adjourned proceedings of the above bankrupt were dried for this day. The circumstances of this case have been frequently before the . public. The two chief questions under discumiow having been as to whether the bankrupt wee a trader within the meaning of the Ad, and es to whether he had gone out of the country to avoid his creditors or for the benefit of his health, it has been decided that the bankrupt was to be deemed a trader, and that his Amax was solely on ac count of 01 health. Debts to the amount of skeet 6007. Wen proved this day ; bet on the tender of a pea for 14,00014 ley a party imensd wki* was • debt drew a herd, tbelemied CAminds , shiner add he should hie to be Day hdbassed Ball *war munstancee relating to OW trammellon, peatienhuly se bow and when the money Iwo advanced, end for that pur pose he would adjourn the awe fee six weeks. IN an H. C. EDWLII.I4.—RaILWAT SITZGULATIONII.— This insolvent, who has been connected with the Iron Time newspaper, and aegaged in ' wilway and transectionia came up to have a dat i n e s7l dm kis final order. lie wee supported btr.l3twepos, and opposed upon the ground of contrasting is without any reasonable expecta tion (upon bills which the insolvent mid were tabs. from him by fraud), end parting with property within three months of Mee& petition. Toe Learned commissioner said tbeit ha wee of opinion that the insolvent was not a person entitled to the benefit of the law, and therefore be must stiffer oda months' saws] imFi sonnies*, or be without his final cedar foe two yeas,. Ix WOZOBAZ IIes..IIIOVeI.—BVILDINO SPECULATIONS. —The bankrupt, who has been is prison since lassek, now applied fee his certificate.. Me. Cooks opposed the appliesties en beheld of the an ta.4. Ring, a lionised victualler, residing is Ham , messmith, deposed that the 'banksopt owed him 11a., in ; eluding 361, loses. On the 13th of Felernary the bankrupt l oam to him and said, " I hays been a nuisance to you and yoga Lundy is. a long tints, les which I am estaemely ; airy ; wish to make maw soot of reparation. will give you a geed order. Let me have eta dozen et the hest port, eta dome of the beet shiny. and the same quan tity of Guinness's gent. fond theeadecni deli "steed" to-morreier mom- mail so help me—, Ili pay y very. sia on What are oa gam to stand " Witness a pint et showy. geode were deliverekbut no mosey paid. On the Wolf ing ages the bankrupt ORM into hie hawse, and said he was going to pay him, and asked hiss what would " stazd Witness, alter some dierierring, deed"' mootheiait and d he west We • private zooms Ida** be wee going in mein the esinies. The doer eery otettimedly,isd add," I Meese otesay, Mag. bet as I took a. molemit Wee lot idgbt dot I world soy fiat i n l o amy let break my word ther• is y . os." became greedy agitated, and in the " flurry ' put. the in his posket ; thereupon the bankrupt imme diately mad, " Ah, you hays taken the shilling, you can now do nothing." The bankrupt subsequently gave him a bill for the amount, at two =ameba' date, made payable at a house in Drury-lane, where 76 other bills of the bank rupt were made payable, nom of which were paid. A day or two after he pre the bill the bankrupt again came to witness's bar and said, " You have a bill of mine, have you not ?" Witness mid " Yea." " Yon know the value of it, don't you ?" said the bankrupt. Witness replied its amount, whereupon the bankrupt told him he might apply it to the vilest use • that he was going to " tar" all his creditors, and would st art for New York on the following Wednesday. He added, " Your wine will not be worth a until it pt. a rock on the sea to give it a erupt." Mr. Blandford, for the bankrupt, denied that there were 76 bills due at a house in Drury-lane ; it wee a grow exagge ration. The Cosnadmioner said is would Wow the bankrupt's application. There could be no doubt but he wee guilty of gross cotamercial delinquency. He would, however, take time to eensider before giving his final decision. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN ClRCTllT.—Lrvnuroot., Surer. 2. Before Mr. lustier Cromwell. J. GERRARD, Beat., o. Caocurilm—'The hewing of this action, simile e in meet respects to that reported yesterday (Gerrard, Bart., a. Mayn't* was commenced on Tuesday, and not concluded till Wed nesday. Sir J, Gerrard Is the owner of the Garswood Estate, near St. He/ens. The defen dants carry on works for the manufacture of alkali at St. Helena, which are situated directly opposite to the plaintiff's property. They coramemed business there in the year 1838, shortli te after which a complaint was lodged against them, and then paid a ma of 1,0001., upon a valuation, for injury don e to the property of Sir John Gerrard, in the via nay of their works. The continual and oonstant dtmsge from which the timber and crops hadsinasuffered, amounted to no less a sum than 4,0001., and it was now sought to re cover oompensation for such an amount as the jury might think fit to award. The only additional testimony to that adduced in the action spinet Muspratt, went to prove that many of the parties examined in this action had traced a deleterious gas freest the time of its escape from the chimney of the defendants' works, until it had bean deposited or dis persed, and they immediately afterwards were enabled to judge of the injury which it occasioned to the crops, parti cularly the beans. The further examination of the witnesses was adjourned, at a quarter to seven on Tuesday, until nine o'clock on Wednesday morning, when it was resumed. The jury, after an absence from court for one hour, returned a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages, 4004. J. GERRARD, BART., V. GADLBLE.—This was a similar action to the two former, for the recovery of damages far injury caused by the alkai works of the defendant. The case was POLICE.—YEsTazDAY. - - - - - - MANSION-HOUSE.-.A Cotrna.—Joho Andrews, and his- wife- ,Eirabeth, the latter with a black eye, and the former with his face and head covered with billion, were ==eimaulting several persons (their iihbours in te-street) ; and the male primer was farther eirried iNg = g a s oosulti ag the Whorl with a hatehet.--Pelhaanmegie Burgeon, 742, stated that he found the flaw* ggesyer about 10 o'clock bet might assaulting two or Om women, weaft a rat fir turbence, for which he war la tabs her = tody, when her husbead 100 With • in his hand and made mete ibegetelo et Idea, mg he had little doubt be should tine ham stiOed for badly wooded but fee the timely reigemo surer riene-oldoeni. Several witieserk many of than bug* =WM of the pri leases Adele% lattesanissa the; Was sad the Lord WoresestZ i, efeer esminsega i ghs edrios f the matereed the prisoner to be Lo in one mon*, adored the female to fad bail, ha dl be 441., and aft of 201. cook sad in default she was locked up. BOW-STRIET.—EiAzzen ItOBBIIIIT no THE Guam- Paaa.--Mor y dace Jaws was charged with stealing four =rg as. em • radon* Mr. JOINS Ibsen, of 38, weemossisig Cartitutka-hill, on bisomprogem, a= " tatter before two this raorning as ta i he ant ilia tooor, _who seised him by the arm and Dim is the teilimp al the park. He gave her a shilling to get lid dire. ler fambled about his cost several timer, mil at beget he kit hirbeadin his waistcoat pocket, he iishott her by the bands end threw her down where she stAQW very violently until the constable came up and heads; be *ea !ebbs hiepoishet and missed four rod a thapeanpyises. Hu thee gave her into . = Constable 11. id, ma** hie to the station-house, where she was very geese prepoileg to be drunk, and threw her self down, and as her swath *twinged open he took the four severe** eat whisk he paeiaeed. Inspector Martin said it !eying de psalms to hold her, and they were obliged to err her swath ope• with a key to get the money oat. Mr was fully committed for trial. Poeramon Boanaay.— Thomas Jame, a letter-carder in the Gesseed Pegglisionas charged with stealing a letter eratelaki • bageoyoreia Mr. James Ball, of East India- Oneloweleset, Mie=dediteli, mid he was a clerk is IMO Lambs Dm*. sad yeoterday he enclosed in a letter a helfairmeelya r aideemed to Mr. A. Bail, Leicester-row, Leoghhapaybecied, Leicester. The half-sovereign was put into • cog emil emerged is an envelope, and he gave it to the swag le ant post. The pieces of card and letter sew yen Wed, set rite the letter and card. The half-sovereign new produced Ins very like the one he being a new can. Lisa** Walker, servant to 0.71, remembered having a letter to take to the post, whisk she took * the eseshingestra la Bleherperstrest. Bake yenlahle et the eslistel Neagh* said =iit he tees an duty la the belated, and was the for the nee of the lothorseriem sow the rem se " them .eaw hideake Mead as if Mega r. Me wint s fi eingthe by iseth hair* lad mid'! /Mi then ka* .1111 80 r Ss the sing& 'be head ead *mow deem * the wider ; sold Ms right helea tees sbaiel, mg he opened it sad took oat the • -- .0 08 ig rard ffledesed, _He was thigitjatt custody. The =T=thnt he had tithes the.,lalitif at . ens end the tal re i was nut of he own resoareer. =lMr. Henry . fte rtNir rumination, and gairam.d rev/ great estegilketeld tbet, ropie ill/odd send =in letters when "M k* Ort- , M wade') edgy oh . OLIRXRMWEL.—Oman lffinlOonnuor or A SCHOOL. liAiltS.—Mr. SAWA Si Kkeelllindert. a Windeorn'ermes, City-road,"9 eheillra .with a viand. eseassit spa s Domes Maddium, one of Oft pupils, a Wye, . . 4 i The boy. who had. y et O the da ammo 40111.111 upper lint of his face, dernedifesden.the nth nit,. dant bee. r ing that witness. imil slew of his little ows hed a row, in which be elm& on n them,. Mao up and struck him between the spa with his .dellaftla em not int ed hardpu mest as be could ; bo his eyes Teas guile kiark la oset Ilie defendantnot Minn silk Shill Mainline, bat Le . = the head and legs with • tare. . —The sialmient mini the OM plainant was very impertinent. He denied herb, spook him with. his fist, but admitted that he aused MIL Deka, the. usher of the.court said, that when the boy ems for the warrant there were sward bruises on his face and heed.--The magistrate .fined the defendant 11.65. and the 001161. Li _ . . . . MARYLBBONB.--1-raner Moste.—Mr. Thos. Shrimp toa,:a gentleman residing .W Portauseroad, Paddington, was charged/an a warrant.with assaulting an Italian organ player named Lunetti.—Complainant (through the medium of an interpreter) stated that as he was playing his instrument in the publii rad, left adanteamenut of his house, saying, with an oath, " You Italian, go away • " he moved on • short dis tance, when deletedemtafewedbin kicked him, aad rink his organ ; he she laid held of and threw away the stick width supported hissinsiermat while he was playing.— Defendant denied bar ageoulted complainant, bet admit ted having kieked at thefinftnmutt, heling, es lie did, much annoyed at the pie *Me so does to his door, while he was engaged upon bamirm with a friend in his parlour, and when he oninesol him (semplaidant) of he merely moved a few passe, and Shim hips grandiag 111 again. He cer bi*Seit an at thin said he basin that there war a dome w in am emit of pertin musingent which justified . a housekeeper in seing &street to " lam end him Halle - iss a psnall for milasher. The a i rs was alternately derided by delendaat being ordered to pay hi. the Bost of the omen WORSHIY-STREET. Hnannee liencrton. jitigli rids*, a young Man ef godlier smart sppeerance, employed as suistast veeretary to • loge society at d, was pieced at the bar, before Mr, Broughton, with mein • distesime, endowing MAW. and . ' language, at the home of Mr. Chides Durham, employed tinkling in Pleases -place, Bachney.—lt - front the statement of the , who" gave his with visible eunstbu, thsa,7m the early part of the punt year, an unneemete Winery had bees slander limiy anointed lempeen the primmer, who wee a monied men, and the witnessfidanghter, a pnenglady only Mt yaws of age, which resulted is her elopes from hoes in the month of June last, nod the family obtained no tidings to allay their anxiety until several days afterwards when they received a t oommunieeties briefly announming that she had been honourably married, and was eon smite Dahlia. The letter in question hole the 'iguanas id his daughter Bliss, but had been Sitter recognised by Ow prisoner's. wife so be in her husband** handwriting, en more than • month elapsed before they heard swift farther ▪ ng hes, when nemesis patsy _ smother letter, sided - from Lewisham, in the semi Innwriting, bet purportingeme from the prisoner's haw, sod apprisidg t to 11/6 daughter bad bean lett in isolkosiding-house in the Rue de Conroy at Boulogne, and thattnithe apartments bad only bees taken for • month, she weiddlbe turned into the street at the end of that week unless the arpenses in craned were immediately &bayed. Widmer instantly de spatched his dant son to the piece mentioned is the letter, where he found the unflortunste girl, who in/mused him that the prisoner, after effecting hey vain, had remained with her at that house, where they samosa the name of De la Porte, until all their moms were eninted and aduersy hill con trasted, when ha suddenly abandened her. Since lee 'adora tion te her bugy, every meat in bees adepled loprevent a renewal of the ississreousse, whisk name belipen he have been Idly effused, until the peetelling when, on roaterning 11011/10, be was informed by his that the so. had just left the house, after using meet alarm- Welds to deism* her to renew the intenemn Ma poor was dreadfally digitised an agitated, amb_ gbile endea vouring to trampadlise her nail, he was illilleabed by • noine knocking at the door, at which he found. the Prisoner, son ii dmemded ad — nee, whin witness refuse* aid eloped the deem upon whinier, made his way round to the rear of the ponlen, mid Irvin, mini the paten wall, kept up • ern. raidiattlielath door nate the arrivalof spobeemaa, l e was given into cuatody.—Mrs. Ann Stochweller, a amnia lady, residing next door to the prosetutor, stated, that in the early part of the evening she saw the prisoner at the street door in conversation with that gentlemen's daughter, and baud her exclaim, " For God's sake go away, or I shall go mad." To which the prisoner vehemently peplied, that unless she consented to accompany him, he was determined to fire the house —On being asked by the magistrate if he wished to give aay answer to the charge of molesting the prosecutor's family, the prisoner, with great dbsntery, re plied, that his visit was quite ju stifiable, as he bad gone by appointment ; and that the previous statement of the father was much exaggerated, as he owed no debts at Boulogne ken he left the young lady and returned to this country.— Broughton : Is it true that you are a married man ? --Prieoher, carelessly : Yes, it is ; and I believe my wife is now in tour.—The prosecutor here directed the magistrate's attention to a pale and delicate looking young woman, who ' was sitting near the dock, sobbing, and apparently shrinking hen observation, whom he intimated to be the prisoner's willa—Mr. Broughton severely reprehended the prisoner's nendnek which displayed as great a degree of heartless de pravity lOW ever come under his notice, and said that as he elddMd'ft necessary to take the most effectual means to genre the Mature protection of his unhappy victim and her dadisit, bibliould require the priaoaer to ester into kis own in 801. and find two sureties in SW. to be of good tam in the next six months, and twenty-four hours' nine must be given to ascertain the sufficiency of the bail. 8013THWARK.—" lltrn-ricitco."—George Turner, a man of respectable appearance, war charged with obtaining TOL worth of leather, the property of Mr Wolland, • tanner, et Bermondsey, under false pretences. From the statement of George Lewis, foreman In the employ of Mr. Wolland, it appeared that in March, 1843, the prisoner called at his employer's premises and selected a quantity of leather amounting to 701., in payment fir which he tendered the acceptance of a person named Huggins for 601, and the remainder in cult Subsequently to the bargain having been closed, when the bill became clue it was ascertained that the sculptor had no effects being in solvent at the time, and although the prisoner was Inqu ired after he could not be found, as be had removed from is former place of abode. When he was at length discovered, his account of the trans action was, that he had purchased the acceptance in question for 51. of a person named Saunderson, being ignorant at the time that the acceptor was insolvent. Huggins, when ap plied to, said he had no recollection of having given his noseptemee to Sanderson, but admitted that he had "Sot deem We blank acceptances, about the period of the above ftenseetion, to Blanchester, and that one of these might be the bill in question, which was afterwards filled up without his authority. Sanderson explained that be had sold the unaccepted bill to the prisoner, and that he knew nothing O its having been subsequently filled up and put into circulation Until informed of the fact—The prisoner &NW that he had absconded, but admitted that he had mom& to Whitecrom-street, to more extensive premises.— Mg.Nrottingimsn suspected there had been collusion amongst 'the peens to ebtein money on each other's acceptances, by mane of what was termed " kite flying." In order that the ens might be thoroughly sifted, he should remand the prisoner until next Thursday, but would have no collection to accept of bail for his appearance, himself in 1001. and two sureties of 231. each. The magistrate also adjudged Sander son, who attended voluntarily. to enter into his own recog nising' in 601. to appear on the same day, and directed that even ezertio' n should be used to procure the attendance of = sa ne alleged acceptor of the bill, at the next I 11a1BACTORY Parren.—Two stout girls, named Rain iest and Deposit, were charged with refining to work in Workhouse, and use thrthtem4 language to rnZ anY tte. He stated that both the def end ants d ecl ared Seek tletimination to do no work, and one of them threat ,aped to " towel " him, and he was compelled to give them dato custody. In the course of hie statement he said that Abp . serrate system was almost being curled into effect, Z r, *at of keeping offenders lotted up separately, • ' to the violence exhibited by them when numbers ; pun placed together in the ward appropriated to refractory =L—Mr. Cottingliarn said that he thought the plan lse an excellent one, and it was only astonishing it it. Milk bag ago adopted in those cams where Ozone and -Many ma and women infringed the rmaladons, and map Ow place, by the violence of their .ftct, a perfect ftfilit maiden, instead of being an asylum for the repose of Ann uneranate persons who, through age and infirmity, . 4. ..1a1a11ai to have recourse to the parish.—The de tente than sentenced to 7 days' imprisonment. ....10BTH.—ItAILWAT DiIIICIT. W. Carter Wit. 'Pareghiy Hillier, a fish ealtmenan at Billingsgate, was 's arced with attempting to defraud the South Eastern Rail wayeeditof Us., for which offence he wee liable, udder e • Aet, -Ik to • penalty of 40a — John Trewnn, a WIN at the Bricklayers' Arms Station, deposed gnat the might of Sunday week, in collecting the tickets nate 10 o'clock train, he found the defendant seated in • 11111111iiiaas carriage, though he had but a third-clam tcket. WI him he must pay the difference of fare, which to 4a., but this he refused to do, and be, in copse took him before the su perintendent of the Station. = were two other persons in the same carriage with the delleadamt, who bad only third-class tickets, and thous he he ne ten before the superintendent. Mr. George Weekly, a ink mid the defendant was at first very abusive, but ulti -1 elbeed to pay 125., the difference of his own tare and „.,„ .. 1*.......per50ns who were found in the same car eless Ida MN, provided be was allowed tell the following 'morning, as he had no about him. On leaving his end, and peening to mil /allowing menial/ at the ilemariatemdamde Men en pay the nosy. _he (witness) awn Man ge. Hadidaet gill Os no Ign•fitY es he bat be did en an Tismilmhwhen he offered to pay & 1111111 1hisseey but the eisegempli easels fieneg it to be a eon In while dig should pia in the engin demm, re- Mod to sun limn end Malin MiPPee 4 the Pm sag lb. Hain & seply it SW *Up, said tile is ed &may meek lie Ignited a third elm adaittetammegelelhe Wm, and bang, den so, tee inn Meath, al notionemidgeed an excellent amigo. on amileg at&Wweldneern.he In *hen were u retn T L Way unwed enema Wien to get in twilit meal no hats seinemig and the neradon ni great that there was the me net pliable afbleitY is obtelniZery seat at all ; whAst the bell was Wing rig, and a a of peamengere tur a novided with pion a policeman belonging to the company wend in door of tee of the eanimpas and called en tilt there win mom them far then. end he (debiting) in old am sad his climber, who had' emote =hides' Reeeemek_ set MN the mint pima. Is le greetwas the ecmfasion Melba had no that.., what etYe into the entity onset for him or bein mad Meador* whethe beA _den was from nielawit7 egg • Th• changeling • thlod .le a man dem earriege we by no mass ea ktneversoat. Oa the eentemy, that whin be bad lift was mug meneemfortabie than the em he brine Mos mad eltegeelm b moridered the at Moe Ina big say sera ao=ase Ina an iansehiela. brea, like order Ins to pay the annum' lbee w ise tieller, both for hissoolf and the peer lon end his .—Mr. Weekly here read !ma tie ampsn's dm table • moths to be niberved ha ailnaglisi fads lit timpanist lan t emd kweeimila Oa a% di alibis. the diSmome Mama sozolAhd ekes eamieges, se the latter wars opet mz= whfb the hemar were perfectly mimed. The dentin that this was nine feet. The outlay be get hie a t iag, wae “ a padismatery " carriage, milk M t asil MBank ism agreeable sad ensfortab eaie he had gam min, them . whet wee new sailed the esonielme snide eg the rinks line. Ma 1111ksii her, iadfitad If thole memremandmins railed etas 'WM et the elidine, torn the Oast Wootton, for the Miami due ; he, if to, he did sat see how • monspr make mistake of •la smosel Wien ads madage. Mr. Weddy *at there may se seal remains at *inn, me the amber ad branek Min sad si deg a th en e ff r o recisded• the peedbility adopting Pi rt. le r that ender the dreaminess, and the ear- Minn the mon sad thhd elms bang masswhat eladhr, suds a Eaten as thst saeatimed by the lehadant might be mode. It wes, however, quite dear, that by his own imam. taking, he had rendered himself l i able to pay the differesee of the Awes, wanting to 12s. The company did not with prey for a penalty, and if, therefore, the defendant paid the 12a., as he promised to do, there was an en/ of the cam The defendant declared that from first to last the difference la the fare was not the object that actuated him he refusing to pay. He would now bow to the magistrates, by paying i e 12a. and amts. BB.—EXTIL•OIIDINARY CASL—AINM• Lscp ma- Arsine Parities , the latter a Teri reopieftile-lookie gam ware charged with stealing a rest ninalMrmf ;pewter int _ ;tt ilhanip memares, the property of Mr. T. Nen if the id if . Whiteohnel- - road.—Mr. Pelhom gtoi the prisms: Partisan, who, it appears, he Mop ant door to Mr. Sims, and formMg pit afrd; moons Indeed, acceeding to Mr. Simelt otatemest. Pm. Amend seems to the whole of his premises, which an veep onmeolva, with the exceptwa of his bar and his bed-room. Lacy wae is Petriases service, and assisted him in supplying the aloes" (a sort of theatre attached to the Earl of Effingham) with refreshmeeta during the performances, but was reeeady dismissed. On Wedne-day evening, Lucy meeting ponramstable 230 E. near the Stepney station house, taid him there was something preying on his mind which he wished to disclose. He then said that whilst he was in Perriam's service, at the suggestion of the latter they both from time to time stole a vast number of Mr. Sims's pots from the saloon, which they melted down in a frying pen and sold at the rate of 41, the lb. to • person named Baldwin, in Piairlane, Shadwell. One lot which they sold brought li., sad another 13.. What gave a very dram colour to the story was, that Mr. Sim has lost au memo= nemeses of pots within the last it months. —Mr. liallantinelaviag Menemthe officers to institute a rimiest inquiry, rsaraded the ease for a week, but at the 'too time admitted Purism to be* himself in SOL and two menties of 401. ea*. OREENWICH.—Ax Imrorros.—Mr. Train, the ma fietreer, drew the attention of taw reporters to • NM alt unpeetwre which had been premised ea hint by a penes int pww hirneelf ea Captain Lighten, of 27. King-atrial, . Late. Early is August titer the dace of the t• • '‘e einuned ISI F3O S . 14 p. 6 4. 11 2 1 fp. 2 4 ils• RAILWAY NEWS. I Aheydaea Si um butata thrusia.A.. Gtoster 1 I 7 ; (ir.74 I ) 2 Birra. k Orlord hulk FS Smola& Muter e W. Nag Po Bridal oodGioster - Cnsinem the penes presented himself at the court, ea 20 42. =win -- repeenenged — that he returned from India in February Do. =re . % bat being &cripple, and not knowing when to find any of his Do. rtilediven. &equated mow nesistanos frees the poor-box. Mr. 1 cusboldim Word_ Trull smatilhe app li cant kw a few days to the workhouse, .7,4 trtr• sad allerwssile gave bbia semi tempriney relief, recommend- io (Aro ...rw 0 1:.7.. r a Let; Idea, at the same time, to the Moutlicity Society, as a fit • well obyeet for their charity. Prom a ocsamunication received by Okeet Northern ' yesterday by Mr. Triall, it appeared that the letter written le Duthie& Beihst lot. 0a the 7th of A ug ust to the society had not been delivered by ,'l l i&bion • ?Wows,- • the app li cant till the 27th, after which an investigation was l s" • • 5 pa Xew .soade into his ease, the result leaving no doubt that his state- Do. P. !per. Ct.No.I *eat was grossly deceptive. He had been, it seemed, an si D o . 2 grip, insiond of a captain ; had returned to England lOs Do. Yet Liteaska a l oft= instead of six ; had received much assist- 14 ,Fast laratohite Moo from his tires • bed victimised various hotels; and y s ••• lived a life of idleness:l;d intemperance, upon moneys given to no. I 'lltr o ` a q u ' rs in answer to begging _lette, by various persons whom he 1 D o . 1.2 0 r. had known in India. The magistrate requested the reporters t o Edieb. Northers to give publicity to the ease, in the hope it might put a stop, 74 lilartimputoo or at least a check, to the fe ll ow's career. ao G Kiks.B. 41yr hey G Deaf „It UP li G ram! UsueitN o' 1 rod Lout IA ace,. a ealji too 'ot. North at A Do. thy 4 Grose Waders , , L Da enaleo D P . t 'harm De. Ilfths ell a &M y. Do. i charm shams LarsS;sitsS : 4 Ps. New ....... Leeds sad Bradford Laaoakar &Bed/ord..) Leloweler. Borman, 14e, Tsp. Treat Vol Lie.lfw +N. Jun Londe*. Blackadal Do. Saw o ff .. De. was t ..... taimii! clerk 'X.w' Ds. Do. lyewt skarn I =7. 2 De. FVThs -1114 Do c gette 1 0. • D0.,C4448.,L4M. 414 Loodoa & B. Weekea 40 Da.Nessami.llol. 114 Do. New 14 De. Nay . Si Loudon & York 24 Sas., & Tor& lti & IS Loww owar D n iii IS UM mil II &isoirer a pi o. f p :A•roo Do. shora Do. . De. Mativatia-.. Do. latiouion Ira. Irivl Iu? R Ili 10p. 118 20p. The market was rather Sat yetteday, bit prices remained without materil ethanie. /tee buena= was done in Caledonian, the qpiwisa of add& appear* to be favourable although the sham are still 6to 3t dis. Carlisle =tensions were dull. Chain= and Myth* scrip improved to t premium up= notion ettenns of •greeemient concluded with the North Staffordshinsi Some inquiries were made for Shropshire Union, and Osthealie and Wird, both bow dia. to i prem. Although*, thaws and snip market was not brisk generally, nevertheisis 1a Indiwiebal instances rather considerable inurretians leek place. There was nom new *tare in the Liverpool share market worth recording. Old stocks contained as neglected as be fore ; and the business= elmr owe Pad scrip war very mode rate. Clydesdale Jowitisse wiesesed to 13 pm. ; otherwise, quotations remained mach the SIMS as on Wednesday ; in some instances a shad* lower. The Mancleseter slam market was decidedly quieter more sellers than buys= prima drooping, and a ver y li m it e d extent of business. The Birmingham share-market continued buoyant. It was currently spoken of that active negotiations area pro gram between the London and North Western, the Great Western, and the Shropshire Union. Both of the former I are said to be devirous to lease the latter line. This has been known for some time, but th, re seems little probability of a speedy arrangement. The scrip of the Shropshire Union has receded from 6s. 3d. p. to par. At the morning meeting at Leeds, business was flatter than on Wednesday, and, in some of the line., prices not so Arm RAILWAY SHARE LlSTS.—Losbort, San. 3. mi.—The quotations of lines in Roman characters &sot* actual trainnouoin, those of In Mafia sellers' prices. Pahl 40 Manehaater k 2 SAarse 1.. . 128 30 3 Do. Do. la 31a 96 1 Do. Do. .6j 4 42- Manch, Buz. YC. lu 12p. 2 Waal. It SD''' . 41 3jp 1 lit 1 2 22 • 3 i Si P. . 9 8 10 1 P. 114 17 19p. 10. p. Midland — Do. New Kr Do. Wm. & Derbyi 3' Darl 1 De. New 15 Nowantlek Doren 11 Newark, 5A41.8.C. 91 N. and Clustd 15 North British 11 Do. aurae I Do. As Dalyteu. (Carlin ) id di i 9de. !la 1 . 2 6 ai Its is 178 184 10 lIC IPfs -- Ta Mergers It Bastonil :i1 .Blip Si 3p. . 223 1111/p. 101i 23 8 1 8 10. 25 611. 1 r 18 20p. I 6 10/ 9 1 1 3 Old. I exd .11 12p. 23 exdl _ 73 14esd • 14 16p .96i d . 6 . 7 dz d 1 N.Kast# Dir.Doveri North Mallbrdshire ' Northiunp., Banbury ! il lk O. Waster, Woi. Portsmouth Direst ' Powders. Wyre ILM. 6 eiIINVI Bishotorut I Scottish (Notre De. New Sint44•4 I ilbrewebary k Birsa. I 2=l..lake ..." lii . Postern 4. Dever IS Do. N. (b4311)N0 1 II Do. N. (3331•11 d.) 2 IS Do. ?C i ro. SOL) 3 24 Do. N. d 0.123.) 4 South 3 W es I Vale of Neath Losl4 WessoulitsA. ile 5 Inarrifbrd . 4 Labe 1 21 lOWA Midknul lb Went Aiding Union to Wags,Son., War*. 2 riai..V.lves,CeasJ II York ItCartislo 4 reek 4 NortA Mu/ ts D. .ii4 4 4r .re st IS Do. A 23 Do. NI Do. Extension. 1 DO.LEW.NatIi.Es 4+R 4 • , • . ,2 Iv. • g 3 7 41% 3 a. - par Id. 3_4 i 44 d. I I d. P. 4d. Fenssis Itantwicrs.l . 231. 331 13 121 ii;rifr I I 77Z 1;7; 1:I alrfirleiltteAsi 1 r. 6 I Irk bar 1 I Greet Ind. Peninsula rGinst Wed. Bengal H Ot.Nae. Frame. u.ilm s . I OR. Wastdrre Carr Laurin li ls Sambre li Lyres sad ditrisoft.! , Nrair77.4„. lid. Orleans& novas- ~ }P• !sou * Doribeess 2 hi. Vow Yar Is g d. Pads It =Canal SI Paris. 0 49 Peri s awl /two- 164 74 Paris &arab. Cart 44 Rouen and Havre 274 Sairst andMser 41 . 9 id. Stream') f fiesdßole 7 94 Tsars/ f hoots*, Osipt I 4p. i Mr nridirs Limearom., September 3.-841 M: Quieter, Birkenhead, 474—D0. (It. oh.) 1, d.—E.Oonsta (York Eats.), 34.p.—Loadon, N. WOW, ern, 233—D0. (sew sh.), 154 Do. (0. J., I M.), p.-18.a' aster, Leeds (1.4111 sh.), 8 p.— Union (A), 224. N. British, 334—Dn. (ftriale), 3 p.—fternsid, Manchester, (4 sh., No. 2), p.—DlozZo. 3)), I p.-8. Eagan (4 eh.) Me., 176., les Bohan, p Jo.. I: ll7. e filudid C. sad R., 14 p. (aft.), 10s. 64. p.—Ltede. Mara, Heseisk Oniad. 7 p.—Olossow, Dumfries, 17e. d.—laserpeek high Pg"..1.-44k=2—rorberr: 131&p. Ohinifted, Si, Ile. d. flaas -4. 01 Is. IlL d._a l sra t iL lia Doan Oastral, d.--Cer. tea Rslitsx, llrsillard Us.. 11 IL—Liss a / 4 Tiasysella L—Massaaaa, 3Rdisad, Ociraby, lea id. d.—Mmirisr, Raft. maim. L—llstiock, Wand la., P.—Newry. Wansapplak 4.—N. Western, Is 6es e iebaspshisa Mal. sad C.., am. • 12. : . 3d. el—Trent , 111001 Or. 30., . Is. 3d., 4,3 s. 6d. p.—Gr. "estsnataissl, es. p.—ltslisallaistrise, 14d. Pam Seer. 2.—Cash Wes Orlsias, 1,275; 8aeal.11111; Aorta. era, 715; Tampons, 400 ,• Donbas, 4110 ; Werra MA; Ilardrux, 576.25 ; Avisisos, 920; Troyes, 386.73 ; Mrseburs, MILLS ; laws sad Nano', 30 7 .30 ; Lyon, 230 ; Basle, 2%. MEETING THIS DAY. Hayle Rahway; 1 r.x. _ . .. InazeT LONDOX AND PORTSKOraN.—The fiat general meeting was held yesterday at the lamb* Tavern: W. A. Wahin e" Esq., la the agate. The diregleeif rant stated that MI agree meat for ea anelweatten with the MOM sad South Coast lall. way would be entwined to the needng. The ream for into thleamagennent are :—Parat Mora lo Paw:moth (7 .1 :017, *healing Use erl the teed Hastened no perelkl in eon site to a ammo heedese• ow antateedie lese learaya Wes eften. Wend eft lie Oes& ei tez oriend woodman den ft ken the Oresaviet le lasemonl pen paelfte et the ftleaelfts dollen; the sal Dense Often* aimed eft e ft s he eneleende. eleftet oho Imeneerthe gee. =thet an aftehafte -poet led bees seal sigh the =Mewls Oftposy,ty din they ere ee ft epod et es the lend Terneoelli ft between Della end Onsid. pang • id niedetie deft sena aft. The aft fee Is ft ft ems et .. s ... st ft hy ne ealseers, and the neentes levelftedine to Se se wady le pantie. ft =ese noftelled le amnia the &ft* belenesnrft= Peindulde et esel with a vire le leis a the ft ed 8 2 1 Z= bed le to Wigwam' efteeey ant mem keft Ida Ihe Wenn sed Inallreentelessieft thawing of the seheling, do delehosill at efts ups the lift pow pests of the tanwing. The reseft 11•11•1 a lime he Yea he I 43,0 001 . mi. 7 4. Wm seent ft domed M idon enftenelft eft hoped. The mend nose VIM to the • kr peel n ids" thin' hoot. fee keels sordesellithst delft eon. Pletek and nano? EArrrizx AND ineeTigpF Ithir.vhr.—A molting of diesalluit earlpholOwis la die mow use INiiipeNthry at the Mein Tann. elralseinet es* Ike dile. ft O)nfteasedee tine ft dent of the wefts mole sift sftstefte el tie oar gosh Isar dream well set ant the edlyhdisliker mar= somegeftd the Implement et lopoile in their hoda. ile the eletheideseohle he =MI" the advarabiginaliget kik ty the drednionside they eased Om • ti e el Da. s Spelher =et Waft, Z e i sir tnuest in the lirant sales% ft ebbe wee el *OIL U they eftreed Ift eft, Ow edlS:e a selet 1111 1••• *sasses of the "l i =st Ws me Om hem Soy we he diristion. ( The elleeehee them la Ile pumped= ihst as allarell. per don be wit. mien Oily yenissely bed the =ft he I ft dreshedin. Wet tle s Cdese dor we* elflike to Ink toe pen& maw bulk nil dash lbw had the MP= a/ noveles ben wieftm• mesa epente la • loft Anna •= sa ft si zelO mbre. ftel=ft w A d ca w= weft( eftftese es 111•• 11111=11.M• —--- - - - - - Basun, Lim Exriza.—Tie Weds& half-yes:ly ant bag vast old yesterday at Firdrad. Imps MIN hr Is lie ask. The dl weer' report .tried list - ft ma Om tithe Oompaw b llos Meat Waters !or tintehyeer odle, 110 hoe lest, tti wh et WWI frank Shed te laslor, 38.1d11. Ira.: dim d ball as iTs. o•L; ara. ea resehoehee, i. 17e. 1011= *PLY. Id. Ildo. 101 l Ika kat Of the pa; is dakhei. Ws this in Ss list, kWh one hes hhe or. bill al Il aas EClr dis. . Moe he hot . 211:1. Th. OR dim s Ile dill. 1618. slops of .. se asol.. law Old et I Ohio illwess sorb_ Os kos az Pr he do k ialvie t arek sem el Odebe d tti e 1001 at Ow a Dssiekix.Villat SA hope soh lo hot oil h et Ad. INS la ago* hr lOW hour. Is Ohm Si ipowat a sift ions will be mob or to Si 1110 el los tad Oh el Deehrher. The Whoa is ehopolis toe 111 Oh enesse lodes he earlreetka el he iglobee. ha* EDMONTON PETTY SESSIONS. Behr, aiirli:ltaiins on. A penegr /male named Birk", while father held a high eihisi dittation in the Odra Dimertesmd in the Tower, ' and whose dram an& dramennesse abeteed IWO she had been used te- semostable oxiety, wma hemmitt_me by Mr. Bets deu sasehr of the workhouse of the-Edmonton Union,- as an alleged lanintic. Mr. Sawyer. &link to the board of guardians, attended on the part of the board. A few swaths me, Miss Bigley oame to reside with a person of the name of Tilley, at Tottenham. After resift! there • short time, she took a lodging in the Kent-road, having disposed of some property which had been left her by her father. She lived upon that, when, having no other teesurce, and being in debt to her landlord, she was tested out, her boxes,-with. their contents, being detained. She returned to the house of Mr. Tilley, where, from her state of excitemeut, she was supposed not to be of mind mind. She wee in consequenee ' — Naafi also without support,—removed to the Edmonton Union, to which she became chargeable. She was placed in the workhouse, from which establishment she appeared be fore the bench, in the Onepaay of Mn. Smith, the head nurse. Mr. Sawyer having stated that on several occasions she had shown evident indications of an aberration of mind, and what he said could be certified by Mr. Hammond, their medical °Meer, she underwent a lengthened examination by the chairman, in the course of which she stated that she had forwarded a memorial to Earl Howe to be forwarded to the Queen,ln reference to a deprivation of certain things that she considered herself entitled to. She declared that she would not go back to the workhouse again, and that she had Is. 6d. in her pocket, by which she would be enabled to go to London sad find out her friends. A gentleman there had been her benefactor. Mr. Sawyer observed that she had also memorialised the Duke of Wellington, from whom he believed she had received an answer. She has a brother holding an °Mehl situation in Limerick, and a sister married to a wine-merchant in France, but, as he was informed, she had no p of her own.—Mr. Hammond having arrived, rei r is * ar Pe k n Z that, in his opinion, she was not of sound intellect—The Chairman said, that he had been in the court about two hours and he saw nothing in her manner to lead him to come to that conclusion. The an swers she gave were perfectly rational. He wandered that a magistrate should act with extreme minim in them cases, and not come to a decision but upon strong evidence. The act required that a penes, supposed to be a lunatic, should be examined by a mealiest gentleman completely disinter ested. He should therefore require the attendahee of sae. —Dr. Robinson said that he agreed with the chairman, and that he knew the family of Miss Higley for many years, the latter from her infancy. Another medical gentleman being of the same opinion, Dr. Robinson endeavoured to prevail upon Miss Bigley to go beck to the workhouse, to which, sAer some difftealty, she contented, and subsequently re turned in much dishes, of mind. moray MARKET. THURSDAY EVIWINO. Consols fluctuated to-day between 96 to 961 for money, and 961 to 1 for time ; but were declared on leaving e$ at 961 to 1 for present transfer, and 961 to 1 for account. There was, however, nothing doing during the day beyond the routine darnel brokering transactions for parties selling oat and buying in in the ordinary course. Reduoed Three. were 961 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Casts., 981 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 113 s. to 21sopeasium. India Bonds, 25e. to 30a. premium. Long ammonia, 101 to 7-16. Bank Stock, MI to 91. India Block, 259 to Ml. TM settlement of the: Qrsaa of p.'s marriage repeated from Paris, was the aßmapotoft theme with speculates in the lowly' house. The awe wadi hme bean received with grease Willedan boo l- ar the drawback alike enseanselemt that the !AWN ta l g i = aster, and gennassptive hams to the Orme, we's el the wee time sr so the Des de Mostpeosise, the youngest eon ol Leah iips. This stroke of 'Way of the Pluesh montooda, so mewed to be asseomplkle4 wis not relished in the kW by the speonlatore, who 'We're, from it nothing but a eastiname al dimmed and French intrigue in Spain,. ani of expo bs secendancy in the case of the Queen's deg* wines WM if health is understood to be by no means so relendes OM ether yams sister. Spanish bonds, however, 'gamed, at IMO, an the news of the intended matrimonial armiessat of th e Queen, at 39 for the three per cents., and 27/, p. br the lives, which are equal to about 14 rise on the Lot quotations of yesterday. The era sement in the market at IM time ems such as to seam le peonies a sore coneiderahie rim stills But the jobbses bops to mad the iota:goose in a km eeminave serene end. the re. pert of misbecame* Matti& of a Les given in the slops ef.aearedited meow Nig, wiling and rabie open the previous avows. After sewn fluctuations Warm s s am and 394 for the threes, and 271 to 1 sic the ilves• the Spot is WS finally at 39 to I, the latter at 271 to 1. P 'erb imparred to 45 to 7. The dealings in Mexican were efillas amelioration; prices 284 to 1, but the tisaais, flit ~Low l it r i h r et week ; Beires o, Alzes ae t n t e a a 3 Vs: zior , . / 31 42 to 3, do lama 124 to 1 ; Duttat 24 per caw., 694 to 18: the ileass, DU be 6. 71111 11. Doak sftss,sspi it 12411443LUN = -1100 m auk, 359 3 per O ,LB olaseB awn., +ls D3llO uodr;10001., 2370 3 per OL Owns% Ass., lei i 0 m i Illeli Ns 3 pet Ont. Aan..1791, DIM 091 7 08 1 Pew 11 3.• OL 911 4 31 II Mora, MB. Long A=-. tsp. Jim. UN, Ocosels br a s 6 10 7-16 b RA. ligi 16 21 Ana, Upon, Exp. Oet. 10, Me • 1169, 10d Mb 66 U 70121011 PV EL 0 per Ct. Banos Ayres Easels, 43 I per Osat. V . Bonds, duet. , itii o Am', 90 96. 16 , 4 6 S *IL lk i 1_ 1/ per Cent. Dot& 13quedte 0111 a, hulks og 6 ass* si nu% reined. De I pr Coot. °mods Bonds, soc pc ass. slow* Benda. ni 9 Ditto Deferred, SI Amilo!i0 0 thr le si 9 2 9 el 3 porri. lieziois, DULA ti. wan& ViOneis Donde, U D Are*. Sept 15,269 9 a DOW Awl, 46 4 per Q. Partems• eads, 469 06116 Dellnad, 139 Asst., 91 4 6 7 19 pot OseLDelsh intheaps, 11 3 rair Cent. el 9 uddi Isms, Ply.la 11 ham Nov. 1140, 179 ; 4 per ChaLDslialettilesess. 95 =MANGE/ AND STOCKS ABROAD. ?was Noway; earr. 2.—Couro .4wWwiriptor - Wl7 . Ms 114 121.73; lest par Off, '146 Uwe - ; rtw ° loro l ‘ Ark, 0/06; Mete do Nobs IN; Is" 1424; Deleon SO% I The par Omit, Mai; Owswaa Doak Sam% 1131 G 0646 ; 111006% ca Looks, Sam 10.70; 1194 thaw WISINk 62.621 512.50. . MX= Ord. ka Acorns. OWNS at 111.75; 11•71Wor par 6.4.417144-it 64, Mamma Dorat, Aao. —Thros par Oast., 34j; low e Cen, II; NW' par Cost., ISj.ll. ltubrata oa Leta" MU Par pe t a, 13.16 to 17. Anwar, Sam I.—Ziebangli oa Irodoa, 23.614 ; two lastatba, 2163. Arionsam, Parr. I.—Aida! DOW, Tw044.64.1W17 per OWL, ON IKf i SWOP 0 7 = 4 2W 721; law par pia • Amid. 4=l„ oar r5t5., 43 1;06 1 : ; 'ea =l2-tr ilaah lro it atwas, 12.15. Navorwo, . k—laaa, IWO 101; 1042, DWI; 1644,14= SS ISIS, 74: at 12a Oty, 1 la; 1643, 100. Label 056; bare or 11141, 104. Ysaaeye at Umbra, 26.114; two 1111.11111, Me& Blau., Atto. 20. St. Sobdi Sok, per owls., 1134 totary. Forelan Emir ages : ce lb =r f oo =66 144 now; oa H amb urg. 410 marks. ttuatusitta, IA 1401 weary; I:a Dub, SOO trans, MI 1-12 bilk VIZINA, ANL alL—FIn pw Carla, 111 j ; roor par Osta, 100 f ; 11mor per Cseis„ 734 ; Lava of 1334, 1671 ; Data, NW, 1164; Doak Siono, 1,864. LEOVIte, APO. 29.—Amedis: Fire mi cez iato, In baii. Neat Skin% 1370 Mb. Boolab 7 106 Ma 11vo Fa Cola Bambara Certhlrator, ' grim lei Bioko la -1,74=0, 102 It; Duo, ilz r i gi w a ii t 6 , w ir e d:L . " 4 Z Cb., 0 billo p • iti at Two oM, • 461116 Booniett :. Ms par - 650., 174 11114 I f} moner Mrs sr Oodo., 204 bilk. Doti : 64 , 331 0 , 14_ psr CM., se tilis. Doabh : Englak taira.m...l=. 26--x; w 1• aa Zomba, Ldpia, Anima 24--6,234. : i , ~. eh the bad has boa gereha gape nd I W ed Nat the meta ar• hied lb the Tamil Walk kale* a lime bee& has reeelred thibegvi a se Wert le be ma Tab awl beet sag c bh MI6O. WM thienedl am= times bendrec berebiee waben Peet te d order regeate team peareWe gi be== fun Wee 1 OL mom' beiedelicets Whim' Boors prAssousi h a s !Jun wee held yeelerdeg, ebb. The orb ef ile left r 2 Verg= I. • gelbsear he al be l l 1181 /08.___ I =ei li w i b mi tt: tree at preeent. ammo. elm thay dhl se beery. • nallellea mud beryl Treat Valby wee : sad wee Ell ogled of die eerstere• 'blob the aft at bengambea. be bebete aril = W to to Wi• thin e'l prong Maim t.ke. Aare& Aat el put tube eat as brembea. was=rthe Cheirmaa el the lama asa vie v =e ri t ail Oar be abbe, al pie ebeelerbeeen wield fte la be lehs et, ar la bleb have itlegibl i d re /modes abbey. thumwearsy, WOLVEINAMPT roanwaL—Tbe bet general essegag =O. B. noraryeraft, flea„, la rameetneaded the peagebbeg wlleh pubentent had tire • filestrestrary awl Cinge• doe peppertbri elan swpdatl. copilot eatherhed bele a apilel thed kr the toe la The ebelnena remarked thee atyw in gerted, beat bee thaa my ell ; DEL ebb Mum to Uwe sdi bet sitheogh *what wt the power OPIII telYl be der high and low ratifying be probed bras treeiganati =powering the direct= to awry out th Binttliennalt, Woywhititietrro *ben the dim —The ric= i held N.P.,ht = b ie siesi a= ma i t uv rigi thip [lt le ms zrzgent emaso. lbw the s l= Tr uee es E. alba they palbeatOr adidreke_ ft be wars~ebb pee* =be ; dk eent=dia m bl eir dee= sa yeer eiring erej ebb te a gralen, Oat the vole, of Mallet be the beandetloa ot the stei =beat by the LIMMIOD and NesibWa arab is eaegratalete the Awe= Meela it worthy of melee we bed &mini it► expedient b loth thdr Feb In a line of railway beton bat that aa egglioation for it would be be Parbrneat. WIDENING OP THE GRAMM= Eastern Company have determined tbeg widening of their breach line of tam they obtained the sanctkm et Use shall be proceeded with IDNIINNIL II C duet, bunt on brick ard%tse andin hey no to provide for three Siessi yon ets Atmospheric, railway, snil Or Ober .ts, Half the work, we are idolised, is dor will be let in the course of three WNW cuted under the direction of Mr. PAisr 1 meting engineer. The /dart Wakes at 14•41 important nnprovessents. sod dimensions. TM soniessleltir =, I the works at the Poem IRISH RATLICIITIL—The Cambia 1 tarrying the wed staat week, aad the, r Lemewl te throe par Th day from sub ads peke forward. e 11= 3 1 sheseadea work stlellemey war Newry. 71i1 astir . The DEW sad Be vastly eateries their ersvelims. BELGIAN itAILWAT/I.—The 1:44 Works publidiso the receipts tette Seigle July. whist dhow a total salami of 1,561 ot ths oorragoollog amootk at 160 261,066 leer IX Ike roodols loat .11 731,447 tams, 10 U 7,60 pates mule ebow 67 mil 100141 lo 6511 al ; nowolosd 0,7,06 kliorrommos of ma a al Int mom andlis of the year m W *owe a 1 .... Loa over 1643 for the sat sad owe 1644 of 1,1117,00 !ram. COMMERCIAL AND PRODUCE.—M tyrnto-tar a, Sept 3. — West India were mid, and pries were i Anew of the Mtn Foreign. a public SI brought bnrat • part only sold ; brow 4111. Rimed matinees dull; bro dot gull% els.—Oodese : 4,300 bap of plimmgleg. tegreeared, for which buyers e Bert wrari IM slugs of tho sake a dad smi sesedierelie portion bought in. eatilmy mid et Ow 1,000 bap low good prise; 110 hmks of libtha were bought In sold at M. The remit of the L Coammy atMetY Amaterdase did not al thkrd ergeheught sargeodeolfarry !art &priming hatos•—kirs: tam gal& nit wilt* Mr sia seld 116 link., yid Pride?, prices. • =Erb 11 ateady.—Mar. Tlo—lbst Ira limited anima of beim dliga% sod Opt mid at the admussmt Ides, Illf. in—Clegga ea at fully th. kis rdielL.Oe 16/. 17s. ad.- Ate Ins Cochineal : The large pglMle sise ef of Id. to 2d. Holaleala New, from dal mains firm; the stet la the Leedom if 9,361 crab; of BM* 9, 220 km: 01 Pb °MON.— Lnarona, Sept t. The bake, 2,000 66 inoildka. A sandy mu Mancmonts, (Mgt 9.—mare Is so al =nest he ; theineursammt la the d tines. Imam good mamma at tuber lan ton. rinks, them iss* 16 rasp het _ liuizau. - Avaaaos hums or Dams= Ca _.---- Sarrunara I Wheat. Barley. Oats. Price 47s lOd 29. Id Du Od Duty Od 4. Cd Is ed SHIPPING INTELLIGE W. DUX 1 ARA. n Dahlia Waterford 0 1 Pismo Donaghadee Otterneey ft Jen. 0 0 Mediterranean . Hatabarg 01 0 si ft vi. swami Hollend. Ciaermaina, far" 3.—Arri tie, from Handenas; Pareet, tram On Mt front Omaha& 11•1101-4 e.q kr Owl Pbnin ; MINN% he Swedes ; IlaelsP. he coca ; roma" est 1111111 ma Pam lie queen"; Mem lINIM. helmsmen. r ilel / 4 8eDijA olua Lffiallaa." Itner ni= letnelt a % m°11.1"8"-Anhad t IMMIM Parblb.:2lll.2l" : Magee; laPag e MriZi giu V id h om t limmbusth ; km trent Denials ; Mem Alm frem MUM the Trian be Napo; b. Jelin'telLer nelled llemelthh; Memen,: g ra , Mega. he New Orl 11 4 6 4 1 11., he en; New Ar I be Mireelmen • helms ent Minim Catelm, he 1:4•• et Oesl Minies Ch==.Martrhar ; Ceeet Facem.—The sion= a the hilowleg mrtleeless at Me iselts • memo :—.llln letellit memo Anders 1 fen We Ole ins Irma the yard et that 1:14 ham IL VW kr Cheleminagb.:Z. mate eV Ms Math anima - A Mm. whIM le memeisd la ma at II JUIL the amp ebbe by the sehooner frame Oardif, and LBW at Dover, haring jadlibmaly bested try Captain °eerie. I with alalbea. Om, by the Swedish (basal .era Ilia IletWegian brig Ocean, of I [Advertisement.)--CeRE OP IT aomoway's PM/ &ND OINTNEVT.—C Jan. bth, Is44.—Mr. Sollaway,—Mr,—l a make an sMdant (balm cos of our magic Withal and clansman caner in my wa years had resistad the trastasset of all th Ms been mak:az:red by mama Woe ointment I la inaNds, pat sift I tell everyboft I std this eatraordio signed, Jam Saros.—Sold by all drum laway's eitiliiikabe9t. 241, Strand, Lando Aug. te, 1. New-strut, lepeiag-garians, Aug.*, at Ma*save Castle, SW IF Selt 1. at PsitilawiS laYloa, lbws. um a as barmiest Howe, soar Loeb, tbi sow and heir. s az..l:, at Paroosotowa, biro County. Sept. 1. lab for el W. Labium, Esq.,ot KARRIAbiII Aug. It, at CU Abbey Cbareli. Sher mbar yorestot A of A. ',bat Hos. asi Ataissliob, Shnipaltiro, to Carsicaraa Mal Loam, War, of Su tbs &Way, Shrewsbury. Sept. I, at Alpha. Church, Orsiswieh Nana Hospital at Somata, to Seats, or Dal. It Ws loyal atopital, Oroewswlt. Sops 11, at St burs, aryaaatosotiaare,l). to Sobs Haar lboara, OEM &spew of hi at Was iseksey, H. W. Henan, I rob laughter WY i. H. Ciiiaaw, of De Li Sgt. at Marsh, Lesalaria Ws albs lass We .1 Dela AC, Port, a awrialanway, alleadsapiabee of the Ur. P. I sm. IC Disrlism. asst. 11. at Oessaber law tbe Rey. Dr. 1 ward 4ylter albs leas Z. Door 1111111,1, I Sept. I. t. Ostia lissels. W. 0. Wrrewr to .1 mom, yarding assebtee of lbe law slaws. beat. 1, at EL vows dumb, Daldta,W ...al ?nose.. Mama, &oaf A. 31, at la,llellslrkablre. J. Stan mond dassibloe of Use late J. Hoe*, Egg " Gal's Was; Isa. DEATHS. Bept.l,la Paellami•pLeto.auste, wlf ef Aug. 20, as Waymeetl, Lem wife of Use Ileatory. • 111, at Strastbans-place„ Brixton hi Kaonraaa,bq , of Use Has. Est Dais Coa Sept 1, st Norwood, Haar, the woad dal am., a auctry. Sep. 1, la Gnat Marlboroasbatreet, 7.1, varbanylen, la Ha Had year. Asod. at Haddlartes.esed, Dabl/a, C Dessonea, Klllriewspark. AME. 31, al kW veablesee, Gnat Temosi formerly one of Use aldermen of tbe corporal. !tibial re Published by 'Ormuz ani but Oa Fria dill Brits, bi drat' a Mori •r• 11 obi Ity•bo,l. LasabseLaw" Ctly of LatiAl.e..hair, libytitasy ~,_ •