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

THE PASSENGERS' C ACT-ORDER IN COUNIL. T%. angle of lest night publishes an order is caned, r. Wadies the order of ma 16th AprU, 1848, and hostitatice the folksiest rules for seenviag ratilacioa sad desaline•s en bred every passaapr slip proordiag hem the Vaned Kingdom to say plea is her Malesty's power airs abroad oat of Europe, ea/ ant brag vitals the Isereassa. X. AU presager who shall sot be precested by ofainer, se ether stagiest amass, to he deterlaisal by the samosa, or is air carry* ao wargesa, by the raster, dull rim sot War this twee o'elosk La., at whisk boar the fires shall be *hunk I. It shall be the dry of the cook nt s , s ed rider the 98th ratios el the eaN. P ' sae cheated red hundred and forty - sin.,"ht ske sad to take sate that they be kept alight daring dr day, mad one to take ears that sash pasessar, or Lally of presagers, shall hire the as of the fles•plase, at tha parr has.., in as order to be Azad by the rarer. S. Wert the presagers are dressed their bad skill be riled up. d. The decks, including the spar ander the bettor of the baths, shall be swept bakes breaded, sad all dirt thrown evarbciard. 8. The breaths' newt doll he Imo eight ta aim= a4a. • providel that, Wen the essosesesosist if all Igo taittrudc. Mgt se besnalistere essepoi, ha est or bid aid hood , aid ibe Ws len boss mini up, sad the dock as whisk the enigma Nu properly swept. 6. The deck shall farther be swept aloe every 111161, and, after braider ie sonoisded, Ilse be sir dry kolystssid or rreo.d. This dry, se well as Set et deans( the hospital*, sad rausil.liessgs, shall be per. ibisee by a pun tam ba ~laths iron the adult oohs shim - fora a, ks the porsdiet al Ave to every cos Modred mignon as& who don M natured as sweepers lot the day. Bet tho ensile wines shell per form this duty ia their ova assaperiseo, Thiess t Is allotted to then, a m id Ins 140111111 M =Mt := l .hill a see that his ow* berth is well brodisi 7. Dieser shell essusesse at 1 Veil* 9.K., and supper at 6 P.N. 8. TM firm shall he exliepidled it T tmlwe 01949 * wise Crested by Os amen o e rsetsi 4lhe the use of the den, sad the solemn sballie is their betas at 10 o'clock p.n. except ache tbe pouledin sr =amity of the or goes t or, li there be se wri.aa. Otto mdse. 9. Three seistrisop ha IS at Ask aid kept bus ier tM 10 eels* pia.; after wine hear two el the lamps VW be extlardinsd. one Wog severthelso kept Wrung Nibs mean hashes, all eight. 10. Ne naked light shall be allowed at say tine or Gat say 111111•1111 t. 11. The ratan sad strewn, if say, shall, weather pie gailtlow, be Grassi at 7 o'clock La.. sad kept cross ml 10 Wank p.n. ; and the Moho shell be kept opos whwasver the weather molts. 18. TM toppers and cooking simile shill he doused wary dsy. 13. The ts•ds shall be well shakes and aired at deck at least twirs week. . 14. The bottom boards of the berths, if sot Altera, &A be yearned mad drreerabbed, mad takes as deck at Wet bevy" a week. _ • . . . Asp — a; of deck-room sball be Oration:4 firs her sot less, for meth essnying ens hundred 'fflasse, ass forty eight supselsial het; with two we fear W berths er , W Meseta ; len, ice muds slaying two handfed or tams peommes, tisane hundred smd twenty al fest, wi* els thersia. dill irto aye in the week shell hi estd by thessester es mashie( days; bat so wash*/ er - ftbe Meths' Mail is may sceimat be permitted between desks. 17. Oa Baader meshy abs pensweers shall be casual at 10 o'clock, aan and will be meted to appose in dela his&coat ape asesa n s : Lead's shell be einem& as eely es will t. Is. No spirits et genpowtke shsA be takes tmr sow rd e l may paiseeser; and if either of those articles be a is elm passim In II it shall be takes late the wseeedy et the ale Mer dories and retuned hi the he is salhe pens eidionabarkies. IL N. Mee bay se straw then be allowed below be any Pa g. c lto seethiag shall be alletred between decks. 21. AU gembilag, Aglaia& *Mos sr quairebosee beha viour, swearbei, and whilst lameners, shall be at ones put a step tv. Swards and Wier ellsesise mamma shail, es the seen master as Me penmen embark, be placed in the essledy et lb Waliees shall be allowed te rank as tbe pampa leek, sari Ihe gatesamess. atop ea duty. U. W. paasager AO ye is the slip% esek-kiss witheat vestal penandat Item tie semesr, err raeaala is tbe Ism oak slam die senses sa ay asiewat. 94. la vas* se ! expsessly retied by die soli " Pas sages,' bet, 1949,'• bbase ea bead mask walla= pesetas as be t seesdeasi. sigh NEW mate ter seadheisa as dal be raydeel pa ilks ealaseelea fibber ate the pat at malashadea, et la abase, by tbe • of_asteme. _ _ _ d — se gravest 1 doable fa t. emeimesties of this order la emu% it is hereby farther ordered that the was' " Kingdom" . ad " peamagar ship" shall herein ham the same sigailleatims as me amigasd Or them teepee thilg is the add w Peamagess' Let, UM." RAILWAY MEETINGS. YORK AND NORTH MIDLAND. COLLISION BMWS" T 1 AND TXI Yesterday there was a meeting of ehersholders is the above esotpany, held at the Meek await Hotel, York, novena by a enter, which stated the *jest to be, to take late esesienines the premeat pukka of the sompany's abbe. end to adept sash neasene as night be sileaneed nocessary alibi prepristois. The nal enMeit, however, hese& befogs the manse, was eke maids. which has tam place hawses the dine tors wed the esansittes of investindion with rapine to the shy of the prang Lard Maya , of York, Janes Meek, Eli., far the Vaal of &sirens el the baud of disestin. It will be remenhered that at the last penal= Mr. Comiskey al brides, the Mai *hair- Me isteetka 4 into that Mee, sod that fa irsass W almenlasi le abet the Lord Mare Is his Mem The simemnamen was well mooned by the milides, eel the mike_ dem pawed nem seleatonay, the 'gambles el lineelloe expressed themselves aspen* to Oda apponlmine. eannimissesd to the Laid Mayes their =that he was en aeons' et his easonice than Morthess MiSeray, sad regained him le re ds& These dreomilensse having _eons le the lambdas a( seen of the ehmalsiden, they hed a prints sends& at which a deonslbm was &Friend to wait *m i le: Lord May, mad elm epos the other to request er the tirmer nee le resign, QM is ern the latter, it wen promoted, sat le sompl the reds. settee. The wait ef the peossodinge ef tbb dantedast was, to some extent, satishotory to the eliareheldess ; bee they head afterwards that the committee of investigation hod ra ga:dad the directors to all a spinal poem seeds( el the &embolden to receive a ripen free the sommittee, and that the committee were else knestlng to ban pads' for the °Ogaden, Mariana the shareheidere envemoi the wait leg held yesterday, with a view Is the sande& el so ad dress to the shareholders at larp, wens Mom is withheld the expression of their opinions until they hosed the eh* ass been* before them by the dinners at the mann to be held at the Met bet Oetseldwick, was called upon to predde, sad he bristly Waft the objet of the sasetiag, observing that is his opiate the eseasitses of isesellastien lad ex ceeded the duty delepted to them. They were appoiated to iewetlpse di* awe ebbe Whin et ,b ee y, sad so =hes lbw to this the abereh The share. 'Moiety SOWN tbsualst of delesillei to this the power of take wpm thweesbee the amewasal ef the railway, because anew bead of direeten bed hew appointed, in whoa the siterebelfts had way leftism" mad deg bad annelid to thew the weeesemed ther . Ltue . (Haar him) The Usumblse, however , ft othrwime, aft they bed fatiehrel M . Tia eft ventured to his b thew, sot who they this hewer but who they eMeliletet hew, *widows. 4 1b aidifft, therefore, he fit Ithembftew was whollitt s the they amid low of this Mistion. 'Maw they would tZe s ewe men es were beee alealeft to ifts 'Ewe fa OW whin Welds& he bed hew wafted, sod fer the den tithe daft d whisk be was as estiftutly . beer.) lb. C. sehl it weld he ewe the Shafts sad ft assimillee it were append to eft other waft *sr MK le fteeheidew, a verty lapseitat point ; aft in wowed to eine ofthewthet it we i r u b= dim to *ft eftposesft ea oftrwe to the eIP the deseweftee the newsy *remiss wad the psei= of Weft sift. aft is eft qua thew to withheld Oak smut Is may Wendt might M node to then, to rebels fna= la say ' mien be wet to three 11/ th e ameedless of Stir, maid the MAW &eft be fob of am by the directors. (Hew.) Its ownifts of ware about So rabbit maw sft oft out wezies le the sheranifts lhe mutely. It would he eft *et N premise nem seat to the seven' skewbald% eftintiag, he hefted, to 3,030, aft they steed thew, the esuaftee would be obis esti* *Army he left which they fa Wow, sad to &spoke Me oltsleies el We aniseed** Left Mayor as admen of ,hie waft. It was theuele dm if they weld mem tits efteleftes swift esemelilles themselves, dem h z...rmizemis as er e aw& b. da w.sdba.u ., l „. lOW M ir bad, tinthollipsa Oft, us wen jag of Ow wofteese. WEI this Weer ea edam been draws la to be mudded semi the thetelalleas, eftei the elmaftesses of the nes, sad wafts, Om aide* sesuarai sse tbsoftme badly e say catine per efts. . *ea Teed We addrft. oft Vl far mpg feerdetee7- Me moved he drindsiNs H. TIMM weefted the adeptits of the aims, which was =rift ftestweuely. lb. CHAMPN)IT awed ft espolftaint of a depute ties to wait epee the ass-Mee If kwilisatles. sad to urge eft than that. with Ihe ae si zat ei Veass et e rnesespeay this IA ass lse la the to the =r am wake fs the wishes of the Mrvasai. CHAILLTON wesadisd the weft, whisk wee aer rift neuely. Mr. WATSON whet if the directors would lay ray ebb seat began the shefteifte ? Mr. WILLIAMS mid waft the esetadfte poblieed their report the MOOD would motor it. The waft supwAsi. THE PROSPECTS 07 CON WAY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The anniversary of the above awoolation was held at Conway sews oa Friday leek the show mead bag aitustad without, sad elves te the castle well. We eeanot swish in terse Si esmodelles (as 'he North Wales Choweislo) Sithe eatilibisa Gi bra esti% whisk was a ry paw ow kink whittles( she lepreessud whaternt. It was ramited tbat if the lab pow^ sot istrweto od sedated Is improve the treed of Re aseedy. Ws should hare hod amore ihrewable deem* fI Pleboblf, let for the *iodises@ el the ea me and the ease day, abstresiegr i a l e= e dieiThe seduces of the Yale: setwithiending Ws, kowtow, ay teem night have loses leaked Isr. TM Reser woo served up fa the Imp Mai of the old iseasiewhenes Si the Ifestyne, up the entire sad drag the GYM d whisk tea three bag tabs, torsideleg at the Mailiable, whisk efl laid hews wewwise. Errata el 100 ef the ladowasse sad tesestlerniers sat de it MN past as.. ' , sloth to a Mawr la every Topa suitable to the rides.—lb R. B. BIILMIT is the didr. TM PRISIDINT peeped "Ilaseue te the Conway Apieslised Arabian." He believed it woe watemery on wit as eseaska to adores es the swerelautiesle wain alibis the "ben of the eddy's opeatims, cosy if he were Is de le, it would weepy • large ponies se their Yea ; bat, sa the sins teal, it he wore not to de se, they would set seedier Iles be bud dlosharged his deer. Now, he would rather he veld • hose than be hest wroth is that re weet, asd be maid Mese in • tow es ab ject. Wahl* mist posed take an istwest. originatod ia • Mks le asessrege spiedbare, evade= the natural biro rimming eveyeses ars istwed. The el‘este mijgba be desibi maw two besb—asselt di aid wise. Be pat sleek dd. as Wog h soleseleal la Ohs county. Ter, they gave Ise mush ft Mir. sad led *As to that whisk would Wasik the fume, apisallarbt. mad tedweses. His dire wee, wish Is par teethe sleol., sad duel give posialade ter What insliplime Si Wok. He saw se binesdide crispest of boprovesesat fleet sash • semis, sal if serythleg was to be raised, no wan in the roes wash live to ow it. The native stece—he spoke ad visedly—was *sash la s s e qdthaa it ought to be ; and he would sot MAO in then that there is so treed of Scotch bleak wide, takisi for Orsil Os desk cads d Wales. ( ear.) If the laser are not what they might to be, it is the halt of the graziers. He would give thew the etas_ thew with or any other. mad he would ew with the wale of Wales kr putting es Gs& ea early as any others. It was set from any es eseldff le the gado, bat from Ike dpierity of the climate is Wails ever Ssoiesd. The prise for spotted cattle be deeded thrown away. What geed could they do ? He must sot sell the. shod boom. she he might meet a rev. fried to ries up with iadipsies to delta his favourite stock. (Laughter.) Asy lade that meld wen well with the settle Si Weiss he hid se distilisa to. That was the point to which their abatis. ought to be directed. The prise for South Down imp abekle OW Richard) looked uses as &Mesa sway. The loath Dews were the bast in the weld, tat day amid do seekieg with then In Wales. The native Wok were wrotehdly er, but bra little atten tion debt be ushered SO per mat better. His newsmen &ties was Wm that the prise for the best bull of any deswipsies Amid be dose away with. What good did they do ? bedew sees spotted devils that would disgrace wen the Isle Gillen. (Laughter.) We now comae to • wash see Yipestaat milkmaid—which was in a most dlysaMfitl sate. It was noticed that the east-coast of Reglad was beet adapted to cars—the west to stock. This was &named to the prerelease el westerly wind ; but there was so rule without on exceptios, and there I were eft ea the diem coast where gross did well, ad ea the diem, where ems did well likewise. Se ea the eastern cams of this enatry, end within the limits of this essietc. the soil was totter adapted for growing seen ; bat hew dr you de it ? The Wan are mall, forty or fifty awes, maim damp to ash You grow sera and raise adds. Ris advise was, gbh to ens, and try the four somes igetwa. You ea g t n z a lear* Ida Mae lido qailbts, sad you have goal petaless fear yeses. aim thaw You would never =k W r sad ealy get your own. Reserve a miss pr omos per. end lay dowa the rest es its isis49lllllll9 igo• tom Ores' does not grow the as toil a Is ; bed premed psis will. And a i i e d :o tt r o t aa wheat' or Wiley be grown to ruts: Was Yet*. There was no mum In eis essilmed Sir BMW, bit own tenants saki on the har-souno system, sad were doing well. Is 'sorer pat Si kis Impiety (Lies fi s e i lynen, we believe) the biseasible bawled read from a OM as old system was being carried ' I :7a peat is tarsi edge, sad ether drawbacks: That strommtoilesneil Sirf)ir p ßisbasd, wee per fectly true. coo amp are the rasa Si the ogrisaltaist. Hie Mood Sa the right kid estabilhed • rale, ad he amid do a great Seal dere. He did ass died to two sessiestive white imp, Mt if they had treed!', mew: e lls! do i L y ra t is graw. breed peoua s Emi t th e i r , &thrift ; iMeid swe go ea as atipossekk e r:rvaid ruin ea moor sad beggar Rs SelaPkr• DOPIMI !Ira Is II was abed fide lie Was assomies el wheat owl emir sera was as hog as the Wise Si maws has.. We she sink, swished tie has. honest, V yea do 1E:8 we ail sink or swim. He inaM set dike. the world, V they wadi oily pat their to the timed. He did sat yeses esertiss, gar he Wised every Mae is this owssery widish hard. What he so:Leised el Th a s ho sat telag tee mask wedded to this era 41 ye have Nesse ad the Pro ps M. ad to " Laughter.) He re rtt Aber whit Jut rap have ( see then M what Night Ise mWaw a of caltivatioa. It W. Um PIM were low, bat be lad Moira them lower—_ -- Him. I. MOSTYN.--35 t Sir B. BiILKELEY.—Do /ea _Meow% eastineed Sir Bleiessior yes will dab. Lesilleefis nest tale care of themssiese. He Melted the welt thannless ; aid Singh sore mil minable ti ge te the wall. let wary eseone aunt Ming and get is Moe may other leak ma he for hell se bee of the eamemenw Hs weeM sow rell epee the a : r o reed the mead ; sad would take the liberty et • pike Ise the foe beet earo.y ear. old beams et breed, is Ilse et the fee Sesta Downs, beet bell of may brood, mil • Whet se the yes of a pane ter poultry ? He (Mr ) lei token to UR while gene, hat found that all his pee turned W N. MID de 4 ists was the nod by Mr. Wuziame, a The INT rem with great plume to the health et we of the nest meal ewe is North rai l er the asset esis t we haw. beaten he knows well that that is the merge d et all inprowonsf—a Mr. Mem of Gloat. dined. (Three times three„) TII• " Hes LLOYD MOITMI wee greatly obliged by the swam is whisk hie some lei loses receivW • he bad Mosel with very peat elnelita owl Sten* to tki eddies et the debase, wham obessws. If mad all, be sight Ng wire is mites whit hie ski if followed up, wield be proileithe 'Mil Wry bet He wee very far front boas as almnist, mil wry Sr bus being alarmed, and saw no nesse to be alarmed at pros., sins. He bed band is Ines of the markets sopa isle/ oat against the present prises, het he did see think with then ; and would nneenend these peruse to put their shouldne to the wheel. In nit , with a soil einnt Is • state a vini9 they wry pee! edvasteess. His kind, Se norms had teleedesed kis sem es one who hell the news Sr alai lied. OW ham he wished lbw wise pub& Met Sr ikon hire, liWlMit, be had hid eel sone liMatiissee ea the ingeseinnt of the soil, lad with., bang rap et egotism, be fowled he might raise to what we ping ea at Creed= „ s os eer the water. Many of his Moab Chewed ke was what was =rall bet he egad sky say his espeeentine wow e amid est Sane then too Mil lift the ae. sessilp et andleals_gpleg t he hand with the Oman Orai m a ge.4he eheshia me nne w greet seesaw et artnial null set be in=e de that. He meth ~ sew k Se poem et Ns ,llr. et Cleall Oseb, Ms Chedes Inith, ona lh eol k ree e lPen. , end Wald essiseds to cell the Sten dee et Issas* le the of lacing the faiths is medal inpoweasete. Ow et kat ode el the geniemes of lite Halle el themes was le pee an Wombats loses& to barrow mke the iniewesset et their sates. Ns hod himself W ew eed messy et 7 pee east. whisk bad boss lid on Is ihe We alveatese mein am amnion if Mr. heist Parke awl his beet less MA- if whose need emend spedeees he mderhawl She nion ; eel there WM this atteedleg node of beesserlsg .sot was aelineed, sad weal b e Stared would be paid on in the seem of ie yens. He OIL Kaye) had se doubt they woad new ewe hint 10 mgmint. en his outlay. (Her, beer.) The Interests of as& aunt were nest p heed in heed tagener. He Ins sot at all et flee aide. Po- Mem= Bided ben the nestiege of that satiely, and e, let still the sables was we esseested with that it was , lt to weal Z a k Me hid slimy M ewe that there ires se seal of amiss am. het Se road these WSW in a rest beiges ill Ode Sr..tin. mould. beweers admit to the bet smollinall et the Iliseposi seseestip. Hest the Ms* et beds eels wee ropily est. Ma wllas( Wan the Mesh is we embs e the a eeted. eneet et am cm*? the. *ass. I be waled thee the was alma last.t At t arimhe son thee. me mut as any he did set that' the whea n aimmilest He sated eta stWiedie et a peassen . Dews Pasco) well aseented with the was weMss et that dune eiresmmlimes omeneted talk So Weds et the pda et MANN Medi del. =two &MOM to see se es emsdamo less eamies et Mkt MO. mod he knew es T we b il e . as sa = l ethat MIS mdslp ors VIM inse rbe t % elle a tarr ad: lord W . esseaL led for his els p part be would de hie best to prase% the insrab el eeleme. Es aped te met then there ask. eel that the peas of OteS would be seek et es male Sin to Hee Ms nse. hem sad oeshotable. bean le sot down le Weed to the heath of hie old end sepested Mead. ate P et the day. (Loud amp.) No nee new kis to keg er se well es himself ; mad be would held his up to the priedgaiitt as s penis of Wawa. as • weary emenes ant as see of espial masa sad impost " The bran et Mr 11itita Balkan. , ' (Three than ems. wad a ate lbw sewn Sir ZIOMARD BIILLRLIT weld we seilhaikribmik the e, in Sir ideisers its it la pail Ls ab b e wit et lip awls sis ameloyens. As ea wiel WM be She as atindest, end thought k affis so. empotha dm weep wen of the Ter . I. hie ',Mos • wild sot be b~ easpleyed this In de. m eere=rilealk pumeie. Tame ine ism for red i•fg•vullt i...iwbw gm I h 0 NIP 19-atalloie Ms ash et peg herowesent in ail in Sr assist =knees iiiAW. - ' No 1111116111111 driumbase et wean would seer THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 10, 1849. make Ida knot the obligations impeded on his by his posi tion as a country Reath:am. (Chun.) A Mr. POLLETT hen called anemia to the fact that en the other aide of the railway cora wu still standing that ought to have been eat three weeks ego. thee Mr. Pollett drew up suddenly. (Cris, of "Go on.") Mr. POLLETT—" I wont go go home." (Mack liAgrifulD KNT—As our friend west go oa , be out allow sae to pe es. I give yea the health of "Mr. Braes, of Gloideeth, who mat honourably represents the ymemary cubs by Mr. Evans. " Ttrium7Th ' lLHT Is Ide Simi es the left, • =Mb Is neon gie‘hieuseered kits at In mad sesseeptlbillty of des Kra Mr. Wpm, el Ned Cock." Crime dem three.) Kr. WYNN returned thanks be the eimplimist paid to his father as well as himself. Whim he list Mined the town, be had no nodes of beteg see of the inessidal own peWire, and mineured almost sulkily with the Murk' of the ~manor he hookward s of g o expected this sad to ety t and the other at aes Dia Wlleia ffiTe the, a lilt. He did set sabeeribe began, because they had tines the Web, lambi that the mematela farm ers meld sompere with them la the Yale. The Doable' Asesialles bed sessipeclied Seel& and requested them to sultaribe; they did so, and would lend a hand to the Con way also. They bed more jusweety in the neighbourhood of Conway thandember. la Denbighalaire. The PRESIDENT said it was now kis duty to propose the health of a geetlessaa to whom the society was much indshesdi—ese who held the Moult position of agent to • landed r, bevies to see the landlotd'e rent paid. stihe , on the other hand, moat naturally lean his owe clue especially if a fuser. A man who deanhisduty faithfully between both is seat valuable. " He. Willem, et Brynybia, •••retary to this society—the president addlug a hope that he would seise every oppoetu stand arvahis nity for glebe a little ma as advise le those who did not under- Mr. f _ a idimecli. WILLIAMS acknowledged the tout, and addressed his Wither farmers is the imam tinges. PBBSIDRNT—" The health of air Charles Smith," who, aim* sot sa alturiet, was a suet dfsisilugmifhsiseidisr. ti r:r la ill " :ivelim a cheer, as he has tcitesse alesellei the British soldier when lead/rig him as to vie thsee them.) Sir CHABLIS Messed thee's, although he did eel see la what eagesity ids blab le souk' hays been fatrodesed to the aseMingoinism is iessexiss with the army. A sempli most to theme" is whisk he had held ammusal, under the E Duke of Waitron, be would ham peebered to a tVir Mi l iresegsities of ifl e ss • lescllord e . A reit deal had been said en the subplot of diabase, bet nothing had bees. said of the Poor-law drainag e . (Lisiehter and chests.) ) saws. Cobden sad Co. said - we shmeM have no war. We ant have • war, added Sir Charles, or bo a must give up your seeturael customs, " care y gwely,' and so forth. (Grua beghter.l " The bookie el the Pideee end thanks foe their services," next ememated teem the presidastist chair. Two of them, he saw edit salishestion. were Aegiesey mew Adverting to an sad& la the Them as to the possibility of Inginviag the breed of ass-Wu sheep la Wale, the pukka' gave it as his humble gams that the sionatains were mode dm moat of. It was asked why net islmidem Cheviot amp. It could not be done. Thin were se reiegniesd meths sr bande d.% sod Ohms would be a smilassi istselwares with the rights of . Wei& seeitem eillforeat from as _redMeng themselves. Ewe the gram grew on rock. In Deakiglishize it was dlibrest ; the gran there was Saar. He had ems gyms en Seta mountains that would bed • bullock. They could sat osiers!, the aim. The sheep were small bermes of the MSOMMiIIi. The health of Mr. Roberts and Mr. Ideal, Pidgin eteliek." The Boa. L. 1101ITTH aborted to the fact that is one year surly 4i milieus et breigit soon had been ,sported, and the connmptien had ameaated to 1,170,000 quarters Thin was not 600,000 of foreign eon in the now. Om must rise beam keg y he natatagent_file Set to (how that the and peak wu was without inadatism.• • That wee kh Mahn eardesien. The hem eassaber hellisd Mi dew by eking the We el an Masten aterebent, BMW tank the brew cm wbidt eon amid benpplied Orem woes the Atlantis, and whist were souk with ne Wilke of 10e. per quarter t, as to dheenrage the ezpollatka se any He, wet. hem the wash if _I a i rleown,' a flisatiMr of the Neese et Clemmens, w h eat limped meat*, a table showim the avenge at lathe 17alted States sines 1786. The were thee. of ten yeses, and the prices those of Phf a ata markets. Item 1791 te 1794 £3 2 1 17 0 0 per qr. „ 1796 to 1934 „ ~ 1906 to 1814 216 0 „ „ 1816 to 1826 2lO 4 „ „ 1826 to 1834 ll6 4 „ , 1836 to 1844 ll9 8 „ That an averse of 49e, B d . per quarter for the lowest ; and to this must he added to lee. per quarter for t, charged to profits. He Oar. Nouns) eonsidered the English ogriniturin would be able to com pets with that. They could afford to grow wheat, at a menlgt{, at KM par quarter. He bad said blank, in the Mew el lkonmene, when Lord John Email went out, that the Ingfie agrinkarist could do at 64,. He dwelt os these nutters, bemuse he did not with the muting =6 with anything like a demoting nut of their ettgpienlinrisn He (Mr. Iteetyn) wet prepared M meet tin Dube eflUdinaked, who took a different view of den; ; eel ha MIN the binds and neighbours around Inn, with whim be was blestilled in intend, and attached to by frisedidA wadi de him the judo of befitting that he weed* net hmelens snit tlews without being deeply im pressed with their kith/dem. (Hoer, hear.) Ey taking admin. ermines, improving the land. and pats it to g well, and thatrow a outer ti y, le imatimsed they weal do as area duald felt the Wpienes.) The ..adding Meet he. the ask via IrThe omit tee," lad thimble this it Oak amiss. IRELAND. Dusimr, OCT. 9. The long expected blow hes been struck at Lest. Lord Roden has been dismissed from the Commission of the Peace, and similar justice has been dealt out to Messrs. Francis and William Beers. No other worse was expected; and in these times, whether a conservative or liberal government ruled affairs, the Congaed of these magistrates was almost certain, from the circumstances of the case. Orangeism resembles defunct Young Irelandism, in being an attempt to revive an obsolete system of polities cer tain to produce bloodshed, and, of cones, as such, must come under the displeasure of the executive. The dismissal of Lord Roden will do much to allay the irritated feeling existing amongst the catholic body since the Dollys-brae affair. The correspondence between the Lord Lieutenant and 1 the dismissed parties has not yet been made public, 1 but the Evening Herald says it expects to publish it on Wednesday. The Freeman of this morning headily peahen Lard Clarendon, whilst the articles in the Mail and Evening Herald only last night were in a 'dejected strain. Lord aarendon's letter to the Lord Chancellor, stating the grounds upon which his excellency recom mends the latter high functionary to dismiss from the commission of the pesos the magistrates implicated in the affray at Dolly's Brae, is made public this evening. After recapitulating the fade of the murder, as elicited from Mr. J. Beswiok's report, Lord Clarendon concludes as follows:—" His excellency has learned from the official report made to him that Lord Roden attended on that occasion in his magisterial capacity, took part in the proceedings, made a speech on the subject, and voted with the majority of the magistrates in rdusing to take infor mation. This proceeding on the part of his lordship appears to his excellency to be deserving of grave observatioe Conciliation-ball was opened yesterday, and Mr. Jolla O'Connell addressed the meeting in his nasal style. There were sanely any influential members of thisold repeal party present, but Mr. J. O'Connell said that he bad been promised support from influen tial quite's. His intention of attacking the Irish chuck temporalities Mr. O'Connell announced in the mesh pointed way. He dwelt with considerable severity upon Load rise den, bed it is worthy of special remark that when the Qneen's name was insdveriantly uneatimmileire wasestimaisalc cheer ing and waving titbit& VERDICT op MANSLAUGHTER AGAINST A BUR. aaow.—Lest wreathe X Wekley held ma edloarsed W the Persewarsee, Wilibwarest, Catedertows, liowd David Paws, a weirs* lately eat= Ms Vasibilivirdeas, reseue, widow of stsied flat iterlessbewil was salad via tethers as Os fiti's alt., whoa ldr. Haab We Masi la sad prowdbal. Ia the iesesseVe bream Mr. Rant., aid ga . bb Weasels lassimat, wbith was homeopathic Hs peldMisil hit Wad et !WI aisst wz os twok an t, water sai wwwweet. balsa' with tier, mild thr feed, fissional awe he was starved to dessb, la a peewees ef rage vathed hie the but was se week be bed to wawa to bit lied. Oa tie he beams so in that Kr. Davis, was mat hr. He preisdbel !wady awl water ad bead 1 1 % wkii sessaaed ea Ms stemasit. Hs, liewevat, AM amp mat day.-111thr newly three bows' diasasasa with oath doers; the Jury reamed a wad !Aiwrisaol99" dwaseed's bream, who wee wawa/sift mailled to Newaste muter the asesser's IMO& Tss Boostoit ANIT.—The oicpstionco of a recent Ismailia la Hawk abd dist willsey thse. IL, . Atkinson, is whit oat sokooggroloodsa of eternities', pow., o r asi Amoy fie dowaso Yet army game aolowel, aim Mlles six destrand sea, he estimate that l affam Blo7/0 taw weld sat be keel& tato the field. The sick sad invalids waratate 118,000; tke estsbihhemat o f the Caw tikes 1411,090, lad swoosh;, th, sanest to 92,000, 1 Tbawthe troop* ea sepia ardissry menials sad sot avail able ler a Amiga was, sweat to MM.—Dab& Cor- P rimpadare ef tati Globs. UNIVERSITY AND CLERIcAI!. _ _------- °vein, OCT. 9.—Conoregations will be hacks for Um purpose of grosting paces mad maferring depose on the following days in dm mining bra, : Out. 10 and 26 ; Nor. 2,16, n , had 29; Doe. 6 and 17. Pairimmihr —Rev. J. P. CAM, to Rothe/Wimp! 8., Northampton, db. Petorborovalt; 1121 ; pat., Ray. W. L. EiganwelL • NAVAL. • (IPrem het eight's Otrotht.) AIRIBIALTY, Om. S. corps of loyal liarinen—Fhet Unit. and Mild. W. A. Amme r to be ea vies Capt. mad Brevet C. Rohlasoe. dee.; Sea. Leah C. - loanzn, to be Ant lint., vies Adel; prom Paths IIONIY.—(Frous last night's Gesseds.)—Notla is given to the silken and crew of HM 8. Rapid, Lieutenant Edward Hill commanding, %hut ea account of bounties. as. received for the Evart*. raptured 9th July 1847, will be forthwith &smelted in the registry of the High Court of Admiralty. sliced and Co., agests.—Notlee is oho gives to Captain (the* Com mande r) Healy Chas, and the 'San 'cud crew et EX 8. Styx, who ware arsally ea board and entitled to share la the proceeds arising from the capture of the slave-vessel 17aabelina, on the Ist of January, 1648, that the distribution thereof will be made on the 28th inst., at No. 1, Jassesarset, Adolph!, end where the lists will be mailed every Wednesday mad Friday for three months. Flsg, 681. ss. 31d.; tad class (commander), 2001. 7s. 91d.; 3rd class, 261. 14s. 444. ; 4th clam, 131.7.. 21d. ; 6th clam, 121. Os. 61d. ; 6th clam, 81. Os. 31d.; 7th class, 61. 13e. 7d. ; Bth alms, 61. 6e. lid. ; 9th class, 41. Os. 11d. ; 10th class, 21. 13s. 64d,; 11th clam, 21. 0.. 01 & . ; 12th cafe, U. 6s. ; 13th elms, IL Os. 01d. J. Woodhead, agent. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 9.—Myrtle, at., arrived from Devon. port this morning, and sailed again this afternoon for the same port with a draft of H. M. Artillery, for service as board Spiteful, fitting at Devonport. An officer and 60 men, from the artillery companies of this division of marines, are also ordered for service In Terrible at. frigate, to be commis. stoned at 81thernem.—Encounter, st. ship, Captain Gorda, remains at Spithead, waiting further order.—Lander, fri gate, has entered nearly 300 men, and wen taken into basin yesterday, preparatory to being docked.—Serpeat, brig, wants but few men to template her complement. Seamen are now sane at this port, and there are no men in Victory to be drafted in an emergency.—Contest, brig, is in dock, preparing for eozamithion.—A detachment of H. H. Artillery is ordered from this port to join Firebrand.—Echo, it. tug, was employed yesterday in towing into harbour an American ship in distress. MILITARY. Tin ins Toms Pinson or Duziax.—The late Major White, whose death on the 7th lust, at Dublin, has already been noticed, entered the army in the year 1808 at en ensign in the 11th Regiment of Foot. In the following year be served in the expedition to Walcharen, and was present et the siege of Flushing. Afterwards he served in the Penin sula from July, 1812, until the end of the following year ; but he does not appear to have beat present in ally of the important affairs during that period. In 1826 Captain Whits was appointed the town major of Dublin, which appointment is now vacant. In 1838 he was promoted to the rank of major in the army, and his name was included, it is under stood, in the list of brevet promotions to commemorate the royal visit to Ireland. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YEsTERDAy. Itzroas Mi. Snaziarr ADAM. Asiurrarr imam. The criminal beldame for the October Quarter &salon comnsimoed yesterday morning. The calendar was a light one, there being but 69 prisoner for trial, 66 of them being indicted for felony, and three for 'misdemeanour. 32 pn. same could read and write imperfectly, six could and only, two could read and write well, and 19 could neither read nor write. _ _ _ grand The jury having been sworn, the learned judge de livered the nasal charge to them. It related entirely to the nature of their office ; and the grand jury having retired, the court proceeded with the ordinary business. Amongst the persons summoned to serve on the petty juty, who applied to the court to be excreted from serving, was Mr. Worger, chemist, of 29, Chlswell-street, Finsbury, and the ground upon which he made his application produced much laughter when he stated it to the learned judge. He said that havlag no qualified as the only person whom he could leave in chug* of his shop was an errand boy, but though he had a very good opinion of his capacitb s, he had not suffielent confidence in him to entrust the dispensing of dangerous chugs entirely in his hinds. The learned Judge said that if there was any likelihood of oxalic acid being sold for Epsom mho, or the latter for the former, of course the court would dispense with Mr.Worger's further attendance. A DIABINTINNT JURYMAN. - . - John Johnson, 24,;;c1WillicsooYi;r, 14, were in flicted for having stolen • pewter pot, the property of a publican named Bishop. The evidence of • policeman clearly proved the case @gullet the prisoners, and the learned Judge having told the jury that it was not a case in which they would require him to sum up, One of the jorymen said he should vary much like to knew, before he acquiesced in any verdict, what character the prisoners bore, because he *F a t it would not be fair, we the jury acquitted the ere, for his lordship to in tell them that by their verdict o acquittal they had let loose a couple of plunderers upon society. If the court or the polices knew anything of the character of the prisoners, the fury ought to hear what It was before they considered their verdict._ _ _ The — learned Judge told him that the only evidence to character which the court or jury could listen to, meet be called by the prisoner, and not by the prosecution. The juryman said he thought it a very important conside ration in the ease, that the jury should have some evidence as to who the prisoners were, and how they got their living. He hoped the court would allow him to ark a question or two of the policeman in the case. The Leerned Judge said that the jm jman might ask the oaten say question he chose, through the court, that would explain any part of the case, but the juryman must take care that he did not ask a single quell= as to the character of the prisoners. The policeman having been placed in the witness-box, the of the prisoners The Judge.—l tell you, sir, that you must not ask ques- tions in reference to character ; and it is extremely improper and disrespectful on the part of &juryman, not to submit to the direction of the court. The Juryman.—l think it materiel, and I.thitk your lordship ought to put the question. The Judge.—lf you are disposed to find a man guilty, be cause he happen to bear a bed character, you are a very unit person to act as a juryman, that's all I have got to say. As the juryman persisted in asking the question, the learned udge ordered the jury to leave the box, and retire to consi der their verdict, and an officer was sworn to keep them in safe custody. The other eleven jurymen said there was no necessity for them to retire, the case was plain enough, and no doubt their dissentient member would agree is a minute. How. ever, he declared that he could not ceascientiously give • verdict without knowing whether the prisoners were bad characters. The learned judge then went over the evidence, which certainly was conclusive as to the guilt of the prisoners. The eleven jurymen repeatedly told the twelfth that it wan impossible there could be any doubt about the cam ; but when he declared that he could not give a verdict until the I question of character was settled one way or other, the learned judge peremptorily ordered them to leave the box. the coinciding eleven did not seem very desirous of leaving the Ix:, and endeavoured to convince their obdurate brother Jurymen that he was wrong, when his lordship insisted upon their immedictely leaving the box. They were then con- ducted to a private room, where they discussed the matter in a very loud and angry manner. After IMMO hours had passedhe, T learned judge directed the prisoners to be brought to the bar, and that having been complied with, his lordship asked them if they would consent to the jury being discharged withou: giving a verdict ? The prisoners said they would. The jury was then sent for, and hie lordship told them that, with the prisoners' consent, he should diseherge them from giving a verdict at all. The Foreman in a very warm end excited manner, was about to complain of the conduct of the dimenting juryman, when .tie learned judge maid he would hew no awe about it. He was aware what the format wss going to say, and the less said about it the better. POLICR.-YIETEIWAL __ LAMBETH, Alma.? To Noonan.LB.7l.fordon, alias Dowland, who has been in custody shwa the 18th of last month on a charge of snowing to murder Borah Frances Ravings, in Dulwich Wood, by ratting her throat end boating her on the head and hoe with the butt-and of a pistol, was placed at the bar for &al aznaination. _ Thyillet;llmem salad wee Na yong woman Swine, who had Men Iseaght from Owy's Hospital in a eab, and wie MIN hears om her fees the auks of the yammer's murders. attack. She deposed is follows :—I have known the primer for more than a yerr and a half, and kept com pany with him for that time, sad am at present in the fandlyway by him. la the meal of July Ism I vat to live a ' , ma'am.. Newington, sad the primmer ante there several times to ace me. On Wedassday the likh of last month I meshed a letter from the prianor through the pat delving me to meet him at 8 delimit at Wawa Aura. I meat to Brixton church at that time, and there I met the prisoner. He told me that he had taken a Lail'', at Croydon; that he had pt three maths work than ; and that he was getag to take as with him. He told me to write a note to my landlady to ear she would bear of me is a day or two. He had got pec i a t n a l a as ad ink, and I stood under a lamp-poet at church while I wrote a note to my landlady, u he desired, on the cover of a book, which he ako had with him. I ad &Need the note to as landlady and gave it to him to pat in the post. He asked me aka to write a nets addremod te hat, that he might show it, es be said, tomy friends, if they asked him about me ; sad he toll ow to write In it that he would hoar from me in a day or two. I wrote that letter a he requested and gave him the letter with the other to put in the qt. I assented to go with him to Croydon , said, "How I can I go without clothes ? " and be said never mind them, Iyon oaa go without there for a day or two, no lady wlU see you, and I will come up with you to halt them" I dun contented to g o , and asked him which mg he was going ? He replied that was rag to Page Osinmen to take the train from there to Croydon, and he said dm lodging woo a quarter of a mile from the stake at Croydon. We walked together for about an bout, and I did not know which way we were going, but he told me we were going to Daiwich Wood. Ws walked aloud by the bids of she wood for some I time, and we • then got ovtr a style. He mid that was the way. Then we got amongst the bashes. There was a nar row path with bashes on each side. We went a little way along that path. I walked first for a little way, but I then told him to go first as he knew tie way better than I did. He did walk b e to n me , holding my hand in hi t . He sopped three times, and stood still for a minute, and appeared to be listening, and then went on again. Going slug he pat his arm round my neck want times and kissed me and at lest he put hie arm rased my neck, kissed me, and then struck something sharp into my thrtat. I put up my hands directly, sad fell cot the ground, and while I was down he kneeled on me and put his Angers on my throat, and held me down. I tried to speak, but could not. I also tried to bite his hand, and succeeded in doing so slightly, but he held my th roat so tight, that I could not close my mouth to bite Ma hard. I tried to say " you wretch," but could not. I got his heads away and got up on my knees, end than he hawked me down with a pistol. I saw it was a pistol. I get on my knees again and got bold of his right hand, end found there was something sharp—l thought a knife—in it. I got hold of it, end I held it. He pat his hand to the back part of my head, and his knee to my back, and so held me down while I had hold of the knife. I held it until it snapped in pieces. I felt something sharp cut the bide of my neck. I got on my knees again, and then found he wu gone. I did not se* or hear hint go. When I got up to walk away I felt that my throat was cut, sad took up my gown and held it to the wound in my throat, bat every time I breathed I felt the blood rush out. I got book over the same style, sad walked and ran until I got to a mull cottage, and afterwards I was taken to the house of Mr. Hay, a sur geon, at Dulwich, when my wounds were dreemd. I had no quarrel with the prisoner; but on the Monday before this happened I wrote to the prisoner, because he had not come to see me m he had promised, saying 1 should write to my greadmother and go home to my friends, that I had forsaken all for his sake, and that he ought not to serve me so ; end as we were walking together he said, " What did you send me such •threataning letter for? did you mean it"? and I said, " No, I didn't mean it." He said, " Well, I thought not." I told him I only did it to frighten him, and it pealed off then, and he said nothing more about it. Several witnesses were examined, who corroborated the statement of the prurient/ix, end the prisoner was fully com mitted for trial. Prose the LONDON GAZETTE.—nseday, Oct. 8. Jamas Breurros, jam.. Broad-dreet, Cheapaide, hat manufacturers is surrender Oat IS, at 11, Sad NW. 15, at 12, at Baranghall. st reet. 11-atreet. Luttly and Batt, Dyms'-hall; off. Sauk., Joinam, ha hearer BIIIIXT, Demister, grocer, Oct. 27 and Nov. 24, at 12, at the Leeds District Court, held at Sheffield. Sala, Lamm* John. street, Adelphl, and Collinson, Doncaster ; off. mtg., Freeman, Sheffield. Onion —aos Booracrrox, Birama, eattnaist ani druggist, Oat 23 and Nov. 14, at 12, at Birmingham Curt. Mu, Hotter= and 00.„ Birmingham • off. assig., Valpy, Birmingham. EDWARD Band, cabinetmaker, Oet. 23 and Nov. IL at 11, at Bristol Court. Bola., White and CO, Bed f ord-row, and W. ma d C. Bevan, Bristol ; off. avalg., Amman, Bristol. Tom, Owls, Leicester, cabinetmaker, Oct. 12, at 11. and Nov. 16, at 10i, at the Birmingham DistricelOoart, held at Nottingham. Doh., Hardwick and Davidms, Wear .hail, snd Hodgson, BR minghain ; off. earig., Bittleaton, Nottingham. Damn Hocrrun sea., and Darns'. Homely Jun., Weathers, Kent, carpenters, Oct:18, at 2, and Nov. 26 at 11, at BasinghalLatztet. 8.1., Buchanan, Beaingballatieet; oft wag., Johnion, JAringhall street. Jamul Jona, Liverpool, Reamed victualler, Oct. 26 and Nov. 13, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Bola. Eaightley and Co., Chanoes7-lane, and Woodburn, at rmner, Liverpool. Maus Kaiser, ftbK divemmith, Oct. 22 and Nov. 20, at 11, at Bristol Court . Sots., Jame and 00., Crostry.equare; and King, Bristol, oft mat Ittiler, Briatol. Raman Iftczart, -st.,gt.Nary Axe, general merchant, NUL at 1, and Nev. 23, at 17, at linimittall.street. 601, Gresham, Castle. street, Holborn • oft -street. Durum Scams, egai ta=a, B = ll maker, Oct. 15, at 12, and N0v.26, at at Sol., Barber, Furnivars inn ; oft ses4., Gram, THOMAS TIDY Woolvrisb, dransmager, Oct. 13, at 1 and Nov. 26, at 12, at TIDY, Sol., Pitch, Union-street, Borough; off. swig., Turguand, Gaildislkshainhers. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Oct. 2. WILLIAM WIIRILT EMU" limo* woollendraper. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. 0. Bowe, Idebsdam, Wan, - lertaire,Vuraeyntaa slater. J. Cerreirso. Trak. watt:imam J. Fame, Oarahrlit, Jam.... tee. wheelwright. J. °awns, Clegiaweimi,ifeirloy, Writ Riding of Yeekihire, beer. Rantsan, Am" attoeney's derk. J. GUINCIOIO._ _ .liardatetto Maw. k. Hatt, Eiseribmdpeorkiedisek, Lancashire, assistant cashier. A. Lows, blabschts. Wasik:kaki" metal dealer. E. Wuxi. kle ?V l :t r immer. J. E. Row" Assaareetesite, licensed victualler. J. SIDDLI , Medd Derbies. grocer. J. krurnomost, MA Durham, dealer in elem. W.Tutorda., Yoe% seal deeka. OX Owl /TIMM& J. E. Arnie,fft maker. J. Banat; Mmieekr, dedkeeper. 11. Bum; Mane" valemeen. E. 0041C010; Wisdibms. Iscrimme keeper. J. Cony detedrwarc, became baepar. G. 00; lithakra. ittrassayttealdn. bakeeper. J. Dommeemellmdsaatek. nleY beendier. W. Dusan, TamMq, Weemelakira, pmedslan deakr. O n a s, widest, atr, peaky cook. "Almit ireembider g"."3.4ll6- eabinersasker alPmni . S. oma, th H. (haw, Liveryeel. ' keserwaser. Olirmig. Uldebellud= Worcestershire, licensed victualler. linacoock, Obi. J. Beesewomrs, Walvedemplin, litafftedakire, dge eurpeeter. A. Knutv, Livened. emit dude. KO.H. A. m, It Awe. mdleekep keepar. 8.0. lisnown lizat ea rnayman broke. Luntravt. W. Nnwnexlrn Msdiray, Lekeediebize, loorsitymett g ec=etreet, Comt.asaise‘ betel keeper. W. Seam" irlaittleatan=pper icietety, baker. PAlliOnkl" Lherpeal. J. Bewr. ja, Limped, aim J. &WOWbead ed, draper. R.Grairmati, Waidiaiton, lAnseehire, licensed victualler. H. Thou" Cannartben. doer dealer.. J R . Neentestkapen-Tyne, olockmaker. J. Warren's Wnstnta, Li " Elackbarn, Lancashire, journeyman cotton spinner. E. verpool, attorney. J. Widen, itanebtater, retail dialer in ale. E. Winn, Amos, Warwiskeitire, blank traymaker. _ _ DIVIDEND6.—Noe. 2. J. Adana, 10 - ertisk Beeareeetshire, faller —Nov. 2. T. Barraeloash and J. Eve dr; Ileulhawnwa, Yorkshire, walks schuser•--.OeL 10. 4. Iffolata, laitellevlseet. talc—Nos. 2. T. Budarwarth. GresuboothNUb, Laahasbire,woallen ineauteetarer—Nov. L 3. Yskidiegb Lade, sloth merchant—Oct. 30. J. Gerard, Wormy sareere dhow—Dee. S. H. Lister, Lia o:Ark miller—Oat. 31. R. Mflar, Deans" Durham, timber mer chant—Nov. 1. J. Pews, Aadower, Hospike km:mower. -- " , ^4.1113 to be mated, milli amp ha shown to the roatrup, - ini - thiday of meeting. Dec. IL T. M. Adams, Holtoadmlleckerfne, Lincolnshire, earn helm—Noy. I. 0. Brice, lUrkbeaton, Yorkahire, stoneramcm—Nom 1. T. Davis, J. Glossop. and J. Brinkley, Pil.worth, aocambire, dyers—Oot. Hardwick, Great Intamß4treet, BlosWaly, Mem man—Nov. 1. 1. Illekaam Yeelmbin Yorkshire, apothecary—Oct. 30. W. Halliday gramm e Kest, corpeater--Oct. al. J. Jackson, South Mat* Duriz ne commlCS brewer—Nov. 9. J. Lonibettons, Leech mold= and manufaeturer—Nov. I. W. Ramaden. War ll •9 l . T °Auld», painter—Nov. 1. J. J. Weston, Cranbrook, Kent, cattle &Wen CKKTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Tioe-Chaucellor acting in Bankniptcy, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before Oct. SO. D. Allan, Colsman.street and Lothbury, City, linen factor-8. Bayly, Folkestone, Kent, clicemmonger—W. Blacknell, Plunisteed, Kent, baker—T . Christmas, late of Thirty, Kent, brewer—O. 8. Corley, Gandhi, NorthamFhire, dealer in music and musical instruments —Sarah Groans Leeds, Innkeeper—J. Greenshields, Live r p oo l, merchant—J. Bs isOn, Blver-terrace North, Islington, apothecary —E. Mood Jun., Proms Selwood. Somereetshire, ironfounder-1. Phillpson,North Shields. Northumberland, printer—T. Potter, Sher. add, printer—C. Shaken, Bristol, taikz. PABTNERBIIIPB DISSOLVED.—B. Askew and H. 8. Andrew, Saint Austell, Cornwall, linendrapers—T. Isamer and H. Whaley. Manchester, grocers—J. (bell and IL G. 11111. Manchester oil arid colour nierellards—J. IL ermined. and .1. BMA* Bel*, inerehants-8. Fiaheg and S. . Mawr, lander. MOIR diners G. D. Hadley and C. I. Prior Dedrard= mer sons—J. Herrooks, C. B. Janad J. Atberlen ie= tal side% nnere H . .1. amendlVO H. IsgalL sad leis% Meg esnmrtoma-0. Manson and E. Gambeilea. Weinealier. Usher datine—G. Kaneda awl W. ILanwlss. Mks& Larabbs. imminunna-- J. lambert sal L we serpollam.-Bmenah Mon" B. P. /dem er and L Mssoa. O. Prier and IL (Ilesesnsraldia, Bass= H. Itadlebary. sun., B. Wila lmi Zt Pandbbory, jan., and MaashoWar, cotton imintseers, as far as regards IL Fandsbesi. ess.—J. Mb, R. Threliall, and J. limb, Wbselton. Larsilaira, WA= iglamire, so far s as tub J_.. Settle—C. H. Edam. W. Illikeer, G. Skinner, J. path Meelft T konlamirrs, far as relates to . T. 8. MuM and I. Wede Cornwall, C. Wry, J. Cendenten. A. Braintree, Essen. temp, so far as rem* J. Onanasseen—j. Watlon and T. Barbieri's, allewsl. Ward end T. Ground, Birroing li ti manufacturers et waddar—D. Wed arid H. Foster, Pessimist a koldituret, Had. tamers. G6OlOl FINLIT. Olaeg;w. trlZ - ZaTtatst,Vir 11 and Not. 6. at the Star }toot, Gleadow. 'imam, Wlttnog. Edlabarrg ar rer, Oct, IS and Nov. S, at Om non'a Temperance Hotel, Yang LAMA; 0611011, balidir, Oct. IS and Nov. 2, at the Olote Hotel, Oleagove. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10,1849. The State of the Weather at each of the follow* pleas et Niue o'clock yesterday morning. Nosier ?Om wOrem. ot gr.& Illausth at Hats at Weather. Basoosesas...... W. Gotat Breese Cloudless Bserrocs X.W. needs Bross Partially Cloudy Hawn= 2.... w. ~,_, N.? Geed* Neese Partially Cloudy RZIONYON N. Calat Cloudless Ramos .... N.N.W. (Scalia Brews 0011fInT W. Ocatia Breese 2 1° 1o= Cala Partially Coad y Elsonsusea ... Isms Peutancers ...«: N. Greve Dross = Cloudy Gismo OWNIZIIIIIS GREENWICH W.N.W. Goalie Reass• = en Sumo .... N. Cludis loses HIPLTIENAII N. Gssiblesoss' Parthay Cloudy Gila MOM Omelet Issas/mi . . N.W. Cale radial auk Imam .. lisiesuesrea7 LW Ma . Ozmns, . .-. .. Pentasooea........ W. teem = Clearly term0t0u......... ...... .. ........ ZOOM N. Chnlis Isms Goma bur _ ..._—.. LW. Heallaissise Parlialty Cooly SOPITAMPTON .... • N.W. CMOS IDIOM Cloudless bosom. iso ... W. Omits Deere ' Overesst denims —.... OGG Partially Coady Taavosis — O .. 2fW. Gaels Brews Claudlett Tossups' COOrlie of War". ; LOND6N, Tx= DAY, Noon. IrJrntla o: Wind Mb or Wc.dher. Partially Cindy. SHIPPING INTRILIONNOR. CIPMINa set ovenspeadiais Ms • Mimes' m wevii" W 'WM let • CASUALTIES. A Prussian barque on shore, near linrnsea, name not Ai known. Competitor, of Kincardine, Fotheringhats, from Barden.' tp Croastadt, was stranded this morning, throe u g u ro of this place, having sprung a leak in heavy ink C I , B.N.E.—Dunbar, Oct. 8. Emilie (schooner), of Boulogne,Cousins, from Blltit to in making for the harbour last night, got on thstt4 Sand, is full of water, and likely to heroine a wreck • t atilt' crew drowned.—Shields, Oct. 8. ' Fortune, Kraemer, from Danzig, arrived here to. r k y toe of two steamers from Yarmouth, dismuted and anew. logged.—Gravvsend, Oct. 8. Friendship (schooner), of Halifax, N. 8., drove on shore in 2 P.N., yesterday (Sunday), in the h e i g h t of as gds expected to become a wrwit.—Kingstown, Oct. 8, Fruiterer, Black, of Jail,. from LIMN an Loup, Labrador was lost on &Heide during a thick f og, 34:kt t ai l, saved.—St. John's, Newfoundland, S ept. 10 " Gem, Rennards, of and for Liverpool, iron St. Petersbm, missed stays in this Sound, Ist inst., and struck ua of rocks, but was assisted o yesterday evening, very la and taken into % deep water.—Port Ask a i g (Sound °thigh, Oct. 4. Jane Pope, Symons, from Olrgenti, with sulphur, athwart hawse at a vessel, received considerable 1% de m sad has been takr n into harbour—Lowestoft, Oct. 8. o Lively, Hall, and Mary, Taylor, both from Shields, m i d ported on shore yesterday, have also become compi wrecks. All the crews were saved ; those coining on she * near this place have been taken out by the life•lrom,.... Bridlington, Oct. 8. Ontario, ship, for London, before reported aground on thin Bar of New Orleans, got off, and was at anchor outside. Pere Joliet, Boy, coal laden, was driven on shore this minx. log upon the Neva Point, at d soon after went to Picea; master drowned.—Lowestoft, Oct. 8. Sauna, for Cape C.est Castle, has put back, the meta being sick —Deal, Oct. 8. Veronica Mountain, from Labrador, bound to Greenock gut in ' here this day jury rigged, having lost (ore Rig, yib.boom, ltc., Sept. 13, in lat. 53, lon. 37 W., 116.11 mate was washed overboard.—Queenstown, Oct. 6. 1 MAILS. I 7 ARRIVED. Ott: 16 NOT. 7 Oct 98 Oat. 18 Oat. n Oet. 22 Oct. 24 Aware:on-at Deal, October 8, from BM hann Ana -at Pa'mouth, October 7, from _, -Aids Aowrs BOPNIA.- Off Scilly, October 1, from - ... Ai Avanmaa- at Queenstown, October 6, from. P A . * Awns- at Liverpool, October 9, from licelst Aura. Lm-at Gravesend, October 8, from Ann gartuatrr-at Plymouth, October 8, from Boollismon Common-at Queenvtowo, October 7 from 419 CrtatsrovaL-at MAW', October 1 , from Ilia Commence-off Margate, October 8, from Cosuursr-at Milford. October 7, from. Bt. Audr. ll :M. Csamrsava-at Gravesend, October 9, from CILINA-at Liverpool, October 9, from Ka= Cncratr-at Liverpool, October 9, from TatCamas Georsuaw -off Liverpool, October 9, from New Tat CITY or TEI BCLTAN-Off Liverpool, October 9 Comnescs-off Liverpool, October 9, 'from Wm Ducar-at Plymouth, October 7, from lain ELIIA-at Bristol, October ID, from. Penn* &otos-off Liverpool Oct. 9, from Etna Karon-of - Liverpool, October 9, from as=l ELIZA Aostrr-at Newport, 11., October 8, from .Illessidil frustum-at Queenstown October 7, from. Panarax--ofrrorbar, Oct oberll, from. ......... - ,jcsie Puma-at Kingston, '' sctober 7, from Qailis ()MACS Dail us.-.t Queenstown, October 7. from.-....... 16, Ma Gozoos Basow-at Hull, alolxr 7, from. Nam OLoar-at Bull, October 8, from ComMonsoe Gnonon-at Bristol, October 9, from .............. _ HseaLn-at Clyde. October 6, from ..............= Htmon-of Liverpool, October 9, from Ism lieuta-at Liverpool, October 9, from Bt. Ma* N.L Isoorterawr-off Dever, October 8, from Nelms. Our. BIANCO-off Liverpool, October 9, from to JobrAL L Onsza-at Gravesend, October 8, from soft Pcassernascs-at Queenstown, October 6, from.- ....... tild= Purrs Atimar-at Shields Ottober 7, from POOIPITIOPTP-OHPlymouth , October 7, from Me Quasar-of Breeby Ilead, October 7, from iltbmil Monts bums-at Queenstown, October ti, from Boar. fiesiortran- at Queenstown, October 7, from lit floymetoos-at Bristol, October 9, from But= &MON HARDT-at QOKKINtOWII. October 6, from flosaame-at Deal, October 8, from -WM Bums-at Deal, October 8, from Sotto-at Olosttr. October 8, from AL kW. Innuserain-at Queenstown, October 6, from, fem. Taos. ELJAI-at Coma October 8, from ..... .....-....190 Min Vaasa-at Queenstown,' October 6, from Wale Vau.smun-off Plymouth. October 8, from lisim VALANTZ-at Queenstown, October G, from gt.AndrstetS. Was Torrrn-at Queen. town, Octob,r 7, from ..... Wnrasoa-at Liverpool, October 9, from ZIAL3OB-IA &mock, October 7, boos BAILED. Aar—from Falmouth, October 7, to ....... inks Ammo—from Falmouth, October 7, ....... Falmouth, October 7, to dooms Wawa—tram Newport, it., October a, Antsoomer—troce Overseen% October 9, to. Lift ARROW—from °rimmed, October 9, to ..... ...... MUM—taxa Gravesend, October 9, to ..... ........ CRAMPION—tram Bristol , October 9. to ...... Comormosa—has Batiepom, October 6. bi — Cmuldt Coma Lorw—from Onanoek, October 8, to „.... .NM1 * A DAHLIO — fr ogs Gravesend, October 9, to L aka Enna—trots Gravesend, October 9, to ................Bmitaa EMlL—ham Falmouth, October 7, to —... Esistmo—from Yarmouth, N., October 6, to lA t EDWARD—from Greenock, October 7, to AsdPI [how= or Yastaow—from Gravroend, October 9, to.. R Illerh Genoa Foams—from Gravesend, October 9, to Doi* boo—from Gravesend, Oztober 9, to Clmmte Issomia Twowescot —from Cowes, October 8, to gar lons Camels—from Fahnoutb, October 7, to 12 JOHN Cornrow —from Gravesend, Oetobtr 9, to Lsormto—from Cower, October 8, to Cab Mcaoaarr—tron Gravesend, October 9, to Achim Ncsaummt—from Newport, M. October 7, to Mmib I'ma'ms—tram Bristol, October 8, to St. lobo's, U. Qew Mau—from Gravesend, Oetobrr 9, to Lbw* !treasons's—from Swansea, October 8, to Allah Saoaw—from Cowes, October 8, to enursroom—from Gravemod, October 9, to - -.Adielit 8. Saline (a .)—from Liverpool, October 9, to IN. Vat STAR OP rue Warr—from Newport, M., October 7, t0........ra1em Ilmox—from Falmouth, October 7, to ................ ...........11880M Vteroar—from Cowes, October B,_ to „. Cam Falmouth, ' - Yuma—tree& Yu._ _, October . ; *0 Fp Vistula—from Palmouth, October 7, to Weedy. Wm Bactoomt—hom Plymouth, October lt, to Sierra LeM VESSELS SPOIEBN WITH. Armes, from Liverpool for Singapore, Aug. 4, lit. 2 8., lop. It ANN Mora (barque), Sept. 5, lat. 15.81, lon. 25.44. CANOPUS, from Liverpool, Aug. 4, lat. 22, lon. 28. Camas. Sept. 17,15 t. 47,10 n. 94. Dasuorna (ship), from London for Cswomb', May 18, lot. 11153., Inn. 25.35, all wen. Devon (ship). from Simons' Bay for London, Oct. 1, lat. 14.91 N., Bon. 17.40 W. Di CIA Wluam Camel tern sblp), irom Newport for Marled:A, Sept. 7, lat. 42.50, lon. 31. ED111.2111; for (!ork, Oct. 3, lat. 51, lon. 10. 212011AT621122, from Landon for Bombay, lat. 6 N., lon. 24. Scm, Sept. 9.lst. 21.26, lon. 31.20. Sorry, Oar Ancona, Sept. 17, lat. 47 N., ion. 92 W. Smursas, bound east, Sept. 30, lat. 48, lon. 27. Taus Barron, for Madeira, lat. 51,10 n. 19. VINOZAIICS, Oct. 2 lat. 61, lOC. 12. W126111.01.12A5111, from Babla for London, Oct. 4, lit. 49.20 N., km 5.40 W. [Advezthement] —ANOTHER PERMANENT CCU OF A NIIITOtS BTADACNI AND CIDODIDNN tie me HRAD ar BMA. WAY'S PILIA.—Mr. Wlhlrm Smith. of No. 3, Little Thomasstert, ' Lambeth, suffered for many years with a nerrooa lwatLiche and giddi ness in the head, which so prostrated his strength that he NO err little hopes of • recovery. His disorders completely betted the skiff of several eminent doctors, who, it appears, mistook his complaint for on affection of the spine, rod he got worse under ti-ir trestmen. In despair, and as a last resource, he commenced taking Holloway's Pills, which have had the effect of restoring him to perfect health, nerd the prospect of a hale and hearty old age. Sold by all druggists, and at Profe - ima Holloway's Establishment, 214, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DMIANNET.—Oet. 7, at Chew Mayne, Someraetehlre, the r, of the Bev. E. A. Ourninney, of a sun. 8, at tho Ilog. Mrs. C. L. Pod, of • SOIL RETNOLD&—Oet. 5. at Pim, Draw, Denbigtobtre, the wife of the Rev. H. Hones, R. D., R.etor of P lthetlield Peppard, Oxford. shim, of a daughter. 1311AitT.—Oet. 7, at Chiswick, the wife of Capt. Smart, R.N., K.ll, of a roe. BMITH.—Oet. 7, at Barad, the w*Je of the Tim, T. T. Smith, ILA, of a eon. WII,LIAIIB.—Ott 3, at EdWaugh, the ale of the Rev. T. C. Ifil• Rawl, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. lESEIBOROUGB—LIM4OI.--Clet. 4, at the Episcopal Church of Toshiba" (lootkid), the Earl of Beasborough, Mager of the Bock• bounds, to lady CaroUno Gordon Lennox, *West daughter of the Duke and Dashes of Richmond. BINDLOBB—LOB.D.—Oet. 4, at the Cathedral, bianchoter, by the Bev. AL Lane, Incumbent of Bt. Thomas's Church, Pendletae. Bathhouse. son of the late J. B. Bindloas, Swq. , &Word, to MAri, eldest daughter of J. Lord, be.., of Peadletoo. —— BOWDEN—PIICE.--Oet. at 6t, George's Chs . pel, Stonehouse. W• Bowden, FAQ., Totem, to Baratt, second daughter of A. Pike, lit BOWIE—NH.I,AL Oct. 3, at Warrender Lodge, Edinburgb, by the Hew. N. Bowie, late et the ILLLC.S., Alexander Giteue. third son of B. Boyle, rea., of the Genesi Register-home, Edinburgh. to Georgie& St. C.lalr, third daughter of A. Millar, Esq., Medical Staff, Britt& Army, H.P. DEATHS. COW/MD.—Oat. s, W. F. Coward, Fog., of Albert-squart,, Ov ie-road, eldest son of the tato W. Coward, Esq., of MAIM Lofts, Surrey. DAWIION.—Oet. 6, at Marshfield, Yorlebires fame Constanfue, of P. Dawson. Esq., of Hanby Conte, Lanesehlre. IMAIME.—Oat. 4, at Montague-square, J, fl- one. FAQ, aged 50 . HOOPER.—Oct. 7, at Wootton Hewett, of apoploxy, R. Moyer, EM ' deeply regretted by all who knew him. W•MOOART.—Ost. 6, at Ardwell,Ntxth Brlteo John Bell, only we of Bir I. IPTaigart, Bast , r fluted and published by Wismar Rue Hat" of No. 8, laeheri greet, In the Mr of Leedom. 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