The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-20 00:00:00

MEETING OF BRITISH ASSOCIATION. SIONLOONAN, WIZOIVADAT. 1•0•4 semis, the members of the soseekties held vagy hr Utast ataini• Si the Towa Hall. Tarbes symbioses of assaatearare tress the establhkisimpef amass' seri De- Ode, Cubit, sad Stumm rem sehlilitea =Pliwee st mak. These wen milelmer k er ia j. s yeast prom el seeds* yoletleg. sad Misr Wogs mei preissdiag is their wey, Mt lam mime, served to Misses the very hop swabs/ of prism who IPaTtr ift semi& the lest deg st the Iblelll mi rwhicul hut' Kea ever th e masubeledes .11011 Mbe of lam:est. Lege sembese alghisyseass . Deierlsy's 'model of the tows. TIM very revises y wietrived spasm stabilli a =i a treet, priasipal hau lage is a sews samergessMe of a minim el' baba blears. It is, sake as I ve beast& to arsmeals, remark ably a s seame sod Maria, is mina thst it is " Mat see vim" it h wry *wall eseirissa. The issiel has mewled savant mare is the essarresties. The geseral rareasiltise el She emssiatiss mat this mem. kg, mad, mama ether basiemo s Lid Deirmsatise was elsated a vimoresideas of the amedaties. It was farther resolved that the esmsassisedeh of Lied Rom es &Asks Mould be misted satire •=11141101.10 reperw. TM bilowisg mast* et ommiewil was toad sad darned : utvoutlell MIMS es boarevi Sir Jobs P. W. Minim brim Maned Wt the 20- thershilsal eteenteible seas all Kew ere posslul able, and likely to predsos the IMO iMpeelosS the mania** resemeissa Mai the 111110 Or ilea be far lb* medusas. of that seeatteemist dm Me wriesisy year. —SSW That throe standout bemeasters ma ttba uteterrelegisal Mairamests be seat est 011ie British Ossesbalsserel as the Aswe Wends, with she vim of meemegiag that pestles= (Kr. C. Haat) to pease hit sieleolieeelYeaall ettesmatioss at die smsnl islands et with be hasibitish vice-sonsule— earl that ailosal lel& Oalasel liettlem Sir W. 8. Harris ma Professor Phillips. M seesomithe tar carrying out the above oldish, with tie met et 231. at *sir disposal for h. pompom2U. Dr. Perm ma Pram°, Kilkw.—To cautious Reese= es Cryms• Slags, U. Dr. ikkuhrh• — lo madam levestidatioas on CJenabig Natters. K. Dr. Smith! _Krahester).—To madam Isvastigatioas ea the Air sea Water et Twee, 61. K Kabsti, Bet, Bev. Dr. Itebisses, and Professor obi- La.—To D.tenalite by Isammasais the Blreivota of the Transit ol Neter I sad Arbiskil Karibinike Waves, WI. Dr. Luarster, Preheat Owes, sad Mr. B. Taylor —Oa Pariodiesl Plissomma of Ashaah and Vegetables, 101. Kr. litrishbisa, Dr. Daabasy, Protases* Lidley, Protium Heamilow.-0e Vitality Mamas, Al. Preform 1. Putts and a sommittm.—To procure a Be nt as British Annelids, 101. mot mivormute ORAN?. OP NONNI' 014 APPLICATION 50 Prehreer Powell'. Cerearaidarass ea Meteors to bs priated swag the mem, sad te be esalhammi ban rims re time. That this preoldeat et melt issliaa, w en tore Ober asap bers es be as by ►Ma (sad dr wd sod ariabiaa general ssersteries ea Obis) be a esumamities fur the per pees of reviler tits essesatraistkes 'kirk bare has time re time bora easedwerd by the swasiaties, sad for reveries to the mai it Mop alai. is their *Mos, should now b. Idea to eke dim *saga wto erniesse mains. Ilist sbe ewes/ be earbsd OW redi Se iesiass rash seep se wear reqabdts le wry M eloseh TWA neemeriletble *Bald be babel le ammkele, as they sew, er the siassistha, dumb die Arsiorealleawsi ercretary, say *booms' it War reeresesissial pbseausas se imbrue, observed by sham. flat $ esersthter, reashtise of Lord Aden, Dr. Italia sem, Pr-esser Forbes NNW B•44air Colonel Rad, Pro fessor Powell, air J. Lalslourylr. Hirt, Mr. A. Smith, Mr. J. A. Prows. sad Preform hilli with power te add to Sisk simber. be wrists/ Se sbe beet mode et pro ludas ebearestles of btadatree metiers sad slums ; mai that ebserress be requited to eeeismoisate with Pre lims TWINS a ..Isms, sad with Pr0f..... Phillips ea araireas. net seemesiMae. ealepeeed of Biz H. T. De la Beebe, Biz W. Heil. De. Daisy, M. Reality. and lb. Hunt, be =LMunelnui their investigations on the action of a es the grew* of forms. TM& Hr. Z. Hut be ?equated to foraidt to the neat emeeMeg • N a n OM the pretest state of oar "montage ter the dieeeiesl ate of tie solar radiations. That Mr. Mallet be requited to complete his report on the Unice! and Dreamiest @Mrs of earthquakes. That Professor B. Forbes. Dr. Playmiz, sad Dr. Car penter, be moults* to Mort 011 the pmfreating apparatus et Menus& . . . . — That the subfeet of lamisceity is lithe salmis be to esuateaded to dm attestant of asturalitts I and that Mr. Derwin be re quettod to Wiest sad receive oloservattate es the That That /tr. Hamby be mantel to report oa the hybridism rite. net 0. R. Porter, Zee., Col. Baez, Mr. Voice. Pro- Imes Lnsideld, Mr. Lwow , and Proieesor Bandana, be requited to prepare s report on the state sad primes of datietice ; act that Dr. Playfair be r. quoted to eo•uperate with Ms. INTATING APPLICATION TO Thar an application be 'modem her Majesty's gevernmeot, So eitabline a reflector net Ism than three lea is diameter, at I libeetesermic Fs, at the Coped Geed Reps. and to make sash additions to the emir ol is eimervatory as may be neorwary ter its effectual working ; and that the President be re. Zaticommunicate with Lord Rase, Sir J. Herschel, to er Gnome, Royal, Sr T. Brisbane, ac.d rlr. Lloyd, ea the lealgket, and to ob . ain the mecums' is the apOleatioa, of the Royal sad Astronomical Satiety, the Royal Sandy eildiaborgh, and the Royal Irish Academy. That an application b • made to the M G. of tho Ordnance, M have tee levels of the Ordnance survey of Ireland con sisted to the mean sea level, as deduced by Mr. Airy from tha tide obeerviniolui round that island, and that the prin. dent, testes, ant officers of the British Assorietion, and the president of the Royal and Geological Societies and the Rowiljnele Academy, be requested to make this epplicatioi. epplivition be made to the Muter General of the Ordnance to have the British are of the on-Tidies publishtd Ire full riven!, and that the preichnt, trustces, sad teeters of the British Ameetatine Royal Societies of Low den had Edinburgh, the Royal Digh Academy, and the Royal Astromedcal Society, be requested to make much "ca Uoo. ts: the members of the British Assotiation, who are she members of •he lenielstare, be requested to act 114 a permanent ommaittme, to watch over the gatemen of science, and to aspect the varies' measures, from time to time, in- Seamed into petbament 'ltaly U affect each Lamest. •, and that the Merevals of Northempton, Lord Rome, and Lord Wrottealey, Lord Maze, M.P., Sir Philip Enrico, M.P., and Sir C. Learn, M.P., be requested to organize emelt committee. The final emend eseeting was held at the Town-hall this afternoon, the President in the chair. Psstoesor Parwre, the amietiabgeiserel seeretary, read a statement of the amber of proms who have attended this meeting. Teets have bees-014 life imenben, 277; o'd sauna ditto, 94 ; new life amber, 11 • new annual, ; amodetee, 430 ; 237; Iterelesai, 32 ; total, 1,121. The total receipts on the rut of RN antociatioa have been lia. 94. The Pasmoant, ie reviewag the protiesdiam at this meeting, declared that It had been sainestly eucceserul, and . mowed the thanks of the amottation to the m.yor, to all the Intel authorities of the borough, sad is all those reotlemca who have interested themselves In matributing to the *mem this meetieg. He spike el the unbounded hospitality of the inhabitants, and said that with him the memory of it would remain as lona We lasted. • UM WINNPIMILET and the MAYON briefly acknowledged this compliment ; and a vote ist Moses hasn't been preesond to the President by Sir It I. 140acalson, seconded by Dr. BOCILLAND, sad suitably acknowledged, the sumac ad journed until next August. In moving the vote of thanks to Dr. Ilobineon, Dr. BOCK. LAND took OCCIAOII to remark that the reek on which Bir mingham wee built wee one ails wet ealuhrious la the =Mena. TEE DUKE OF NOKTUUMBERLAND is st present avoiding s sus of 20,0001. is !sprouts the cottsgss of the essastry ea We states. SANlTsitt BTATI OP TEI TIOUIKEOLD Whet ate pres e ntepirlesie • eat to tks sastrepo lia, lidseress theD eke or Wellierse,Cletasseader. is Chief, issued as seder to the eonsadiag aliens of the throe reoloteute 4f 'est Osaale, stationed at the Tome, St. Osor4e • Bra , sea* Welliagtea Barracks, Partaaast•atiset, and St. John's Wood mid the Life Greeds, at Knightsbridge, sad the Altai; Bursas, ft at '• -park, that the strict. at 'WWI preoaatilne stead be taken, by observing the greatest 4dsealiness and wenttlttion in the barraeks, tit eatlesasor, *c., sad esratidly the stable' of die cavalry. This h•• Una telly carried out, and eitkeagh a few camas of theism sod disntats hays eater. d, the troop, genera* speaking, Wen saver in a better state of health. A word fro ties =y est table la all the Wracks for the resspiices he may be soddenly Washed, sad one of the ',Wield Akers of Chit regliat at Is esattaatly is Attu:chase, nicht sad day, sbeald Ids revisits he required. Batas paid.' ens daily appaistsil be eirmarlso the quarters sad oar please, liable% Cle o Wise, and even thrice, It required, soda lks is NW= of • am ossamissiosed oillesr. A *War order was Weed to Pie Calmaadaat at Woolwich, sad all lit gardens Ihneeskesi the United /Elwin'. TES COURT NIARZIAL AT DEVONYOST.— The *Sevin boar has tout ribose& to Kr. Little d Devon wort lir. litliotes Widow 1—• Bosky County Gaol, 8-wt. risi tj as irra r; e r e a s re st r is s t wit- way mdkooletstr uoihremete polities. I redder Chore ie a otieldee akeiptikerisplooks as la this pal with tho weeteboil hake asioN Ke pitmen hay*.. I Lana owayarks r ply Weer 1 assign , that pa will not wok ate to be traiiM i balm* Kers snare than that • vial aretateme was labsied to mosa My daily al ienate, st: bed hero it—Seeoliket 1 plat of - pod aoll I ewes of ; Kurt kit tows Sawn • oedema moat wall ~ p e st pietism ; Elmer kr Kra toya, • •MM of wisp and ilk al pastor. Ws see wet penellbei e the rake of this gaol, to taro we oar pay ter. oaksp is a ask owl, mine we min w do am noir la the pitl, we have as plate la whist; wo oaa tato estrelle. Tboloveme el the gaol le as assellest: a m , sea le way bloi, ins ha eetrese Ms u ses . sljo4 how% il we ave he he kept boo to this at e tt li o, ‘l l an me wie skill bilk tlie. Ink t &s4 a bs isms o we Is boss, so oat Oki wesariahle arn i nill eve me, m y Dear sir, ever y am Twishlful pi_ A. A. ELL;Orri MO MOM 011:11/ AVeglm. 1619. 1646. RAILWAY. The following is the report of the directors to the myeloid's, be be presented at Use Nib Ina-yearly general usenet of the Eva* Eastern Bellew Cestpany, to be bald at the Bridge-bosse Hotel, Londoe - bridv, (Thus daYt " 11.1011.114 he esissals et the ilesdiaselera RA mg le tho piefeillool l he the h= mall: the 314 July, 160, tits dhoossre'lllMl In remise messes far that iesied emblem slurs act applicable to its trans, sod Wholes all Amps th at are app li cable be it Is puessease of OM prindpie refeerectalld b 7 0001 mittes et Isms* *del, mei sestillemei Ole a aleloll at their last rowel issetiag, the demises leme the revenue et the &appear with a sea of 6,7501. the the fer intim et t earl for the mews& it thelienmemest mey ; et 4,1641. to seat dessrlaretles it the twig Meek; NIL kr the reamed et the wines. me. AS buss Mak beisslgnm to the gefis tepidness; sad 2,1888 le sever the mairast et, seelani a rendered : so their the titers th menu t. may est be by any charges reinitiog le e pes The wet that s seawall= le lidelehosli have tile till esi be the fat time to Se revesso d Isit inell et the peri *ld& is haws to be he. luseuthe, end nabs ensumnsems ether Mee sot so es had bees satieipated. Had the di/marimba es es their sent con viction, they would have &Wei smosssing le was this kali all the Haas est weeks et t he were somplistad sad seemed kir trees, wink& will bbthe seeis August nut yew. Psi, a the eft the princfple is estiversay miiiimoi, sad eel y the hemodiste divided is diminished, whilst the value a the esemeny's prmaty is eshomeed by its surly afpiketies, the willsot evestusily regret it, although this medert= with the hall-yeses mum may be upokilmble at the 1110111 Sat. The _stunts have bees audited by the secoustests, to esserdesse with the lisimemaileg same to at the het Ism ael siselleg. TUE meet is emessed. The reielfle et the Om* Lams itili ii iir a tito belt year seam ths 311 July, WS, have beim Os. 9i The smoo th et weans devise the half-year be been 76,6301. 7AT IIN T s be mat ot the Green wich Railway and the Cannebely end Whiteteble Railway, 22,0121. 10e. ; themenssigemeaseset ditty, 22,8841. 9s. 10d., snaking the impeadlence es the revenue of the half-year 123,6271.75. 41, end the beams, to ha serried to the account O and less, 116,111111 Vb. Bd. and MOM et welehies the sessommat er skid !Nth Mresielleg atlemplis seam to Menem dim, lo fuss hp the Meseta's. CrlnTe parishes is whisk the 111111suat st someemest is the highest, sees kave bist refined kr milieletent. bet no Anal deems has yet bess 'Maimed. Beery sesition will, however, be mete lif the direst= to pietist the esesfsay's interests in relation's Iblissest immeruni isselles—ens not likely long to sump the Menthes of the 'estimate, which has beta th rretl idisism en the ssbiest by asset every railway emepeny The ensue et pre& end lies, after paying the last half. yearly dividend, was is stalk 2,9111. Ik. Bd., and there now ewers fa this assesne, Ober &tang it with interest os the nuelpip debt el the mopes, to the 31st July, and with the charge be miewal el the et way end waking stock, a divisible balance of 6 9d. A imperative statemeet at presseger tithe en different penises et the Soadmiesters Es;lemsy tor the h leen ending teethe ilet Ja1y,1548, end the 31.1 July, 1849, shows theMeerng remits : tilM. Third aim I , Tatal. Amount. 14097 334643 f 116,166 10 3 13/2,1136 534,076 123,434 6 3 27,469 Min 2367 12 10 ~.. ~..... 111,679 170,714 67,0111 THE EXPRESS, THIIRSDA.Y EVENING. , liurd am. TotiL Amount. 444,429 1,414315 00,035 7 1 U 7,351 1,371,479 24,728 12 9 14,676 I 61,576 11,106 14 4 R Was sours Kinv POI TWO Dan). Third aim 1990. Amirirt. 19,747 148,973 £1,609 $ 10 91,101 145,979 SAN II 7 - - -- 1,999 £72917 $ 16,374 %aim ... Oa the 4th of July. 24e tallies of the Reeding, Guildford and Reigate Rillfair o : h 0011114 .07 trait. vlasi 8 ladle from Redhill $ , and 16j miles from Reading to Faraboniugh. Oa the of karst, 20e additional miles of this railway were opened, ;is.. 10i miles frost Docking to SesUord, sad 10 wiles from Farnborough to Ginkttord. Toe easneetisig link that still r. goitre to be completed, le the le miles between filielford and Guildford, which is constructed by the ficiath-Wastent Railway Compaq, the. works on whisk the direatees believe to be sow finished, Our sawn* of the railway eominienoners being only required tu.epea the whole Rai of trails. The asamodation for goods trade on the Reading, lasildf*d, and Reigate line is sot yet enstracted. The direst:wade not hesitate to express their belief that while the line is epos *roughest, sad the *sal &cattier for each de seripdoa of Vaal' aro provided, It will yield a satisfactory Rotors of halts on the Reading, Guildford, and Reigate line, from 4tlt July to 16th Beptemb-r, 1848: Possesses& Antoants. First c , lass ..___ 606 2 6 8•e nd eke 968 13 10 Third dare 10,613 438 I --a 26,153 2,011 18 9 Hones, corriages, dogs, paresis, goods, souk, Ik^ 775 6 6 T0ta1....£2,787 4 3 N 3 part of the above is inended in the revenue account fur the half year. The Noun Kent line to Lewisham, Blackheath, Charlton, Woolwich. Erich, Dartford, Onenhithe, NeirtLfieet, Or wetl and, and B.rhul, fur &whetter and Chatham, 2 milts in length (connecting the Lindon and 0/011131rith Railway witu the Graneend awl Roches:et: line), waa °perked fur psuenger truffle throughout on the 30th July, and a state ineht now follows showing what the return., or the truffle hive been: North Kant TraSo from the :oth of Judy to the 16th of Sept., 1849 (mean weeks). POW untie. Amount. Pint elan Second dos Taira clam 216,221 8,08216 4 625,612 16,721 U • Goode, p.red•, bond*, doe, &e. 628 7 8 Total £l7, 349 111 2 N.B. The revenue amount for the haltyeu has credit for only 5251. 10a. of the above amount, Wag the receipts for the two first days after the opening, namely, 30th and 31st of July. The proprietors will observe that the receipts have hitherto Met almost t xclueively from passenger traffic), as time has rot ' permitted the completion of the nations aud other facilities required for the goods traffic. The directory may rseisrk, that, on the opening ot the North Kent line, they felt it their duty to give extended acconitsollatith to the pamenger traffic by running trains for each clam from the Louden.- bridge &miss to and tram Woolwioh every half-hour, and to and from Gravesend and Elwood emery hour. It will be the *tardy of the directors, as they acquire a know ledge of the requirements of the traffic, so to regulate the accommodation, as to give the most ample facility for the pan anger traffic, continuing to on. such trains as meet thou requirement,. The North Beat and Brickley, es' Arms Junction Railway. which is 60 chaise or them-quarters of a mils in length, was opened for tree cm the Ist 8. ptember. Trains me nutkom the Brieklarres' Arms station at inter vals of &quarter of an hour ham 7 10 atm. to 1810 p.m., to and from the juaetion station with the Gemowleth and North Kent lines, Hereby giting a Westsni terminus ter every train to the North Kent sad Gremterich trate. The reotipts noon in the hdf year eadiag ea the 91st July. 1848. were 9i1.4961. ITs. fid. ; for the last half year. 36,9261. lls. 2d. Toe trade in fish and fruit darn( the last half year has been didn't; and has affected tht nesipt.; bat MO devc t 48 SO <dolphin that the ffoutirlicaters BMW= will era. dually acquire its due praised= of all this goods trifle of the district icsierna, which Will he a fairer tut of the pro ' grim made.thon a mrapuidat with any previous pe ri od, es circumstance (nut as 641416118111 is the crop of fruit and a &minutia of the demand far Ish) may occur, as they have occurred, to vary the mud riamipts el the halt year, notwith standing On traffic of the limo an the whols is incressing. The directors are awne the/ the heiluks affkmded and the punctuality with which thisliannos hosanna= give general satialaction • . . . — ire w ilint;tess tiros =sash pleasure is stating that the im portation of goods at FePannone from lioulegoe L hteress. ing, and parties using the route appreciate the economy it preemie to them in the dispatch of goods front Paris to Lon don, both in time and money. The foibiring statement of thi duties that Wive been re ceived etr the tustoin-house at Palhestoas needs se liga ment : • • From 6th Jan. to sth July, 1848 L a £ 3,29.5 From 6th Jan. to dth July, 1849 Freak 6th Meech to dth Sept., 1848 3,998 From 6th March to sth Sept, 1849 22,936 The following statistics ofloatinestal Irak during the last half-year show how large a proportion of the whole passed over the Senth.Eastern Railway, and will, Me directors thick, tend further to proms. If any evidence were nesemary. how peat Om importance is of Olivia( adequate pronston for Ike steam ship service Wines Folkestone slid Boulogne, W at a t e l:r. and Calais, st 07 to twin that mutuality to which will eciefirs end extend the preference now glees le the Sou th Laws Weer. • rasspqmas TO MOP mime lolimuni. • Mb. 1 MASI, tt. lea IN& Ism*. 0400 k" VAIL lairds. Outwds. TataL ' ...... 11,110 10,017 21,243 ... 5,532 13,700 11,507 B• /101 AM 8,0071 ... 2,707 %WI 71.7775 1 11 tiap&M. t e a WO tre_ ....;. t:4 l 4 ° tril ......- . mteansaass To Alm MOIT oiTTROD. FA 1 to J*Bl 1545, SM. lawde. Oatwds. 'MA& 10,6. 07077710. ric44l. Dour 4,400 1,4111 4114 ... 4,164 4510 4014 London 4,019 1,163 5,514 ... 1,04) Wit 4014 L. 1 le Sept. 141. Dem .......... 1,161 Nil 1,7114 .. 1,810 1,371 1.161 Logsdon .. ..... 1.171 613 1,11841 ... 616 367 1.113 PAINVIIIIMIS 70 Mill 71011 CALM vs Ibr Isly SI B MS. Outwards. lads*. Dow ...-...—.... .. --. ....... ....- 4. 5 4 10 0.743 1 ‘1 11°.: : 7. ot I A * 1.406 MOD 2,311 4,912 MN 637 1,319 IAMEIOIOI 10 MD Mel 100 Madifilin mai 001010 1111114 OAT. ARP Me, int eke= ...........—....... 141111 1 Ems —......—....—..... 3,977 __ .... 6.631 Aatvw9..-................... 1,119 Dow TM weeks Ugliest Folkestone and Bendozand Dover sad Calais, se ler ae It boo been onesseted ohs Souk Bran end Costkooneol Peckst y, kr bola perform& with palest nasty and eaatakle. rear The tidal mercies buttress Dover cad Calais, performed during this hall-par at the Witt exposes of this aempaay and the Mashers et Praase Railway Company, at the rate of two thirds sad one.tlurd respethely, has impend a char.. rpm dm noon einenat of the dooth•Bastent Rail way y for the Wiper et 1,7661. le, 4d. ; bat im directors area epodes that. la imetributing to a general wake whisk tinned 13,345 passengare Gs the South- Baster* Railway daring the pest six mouths they 'mod • wise aad predent part. Tim landaus of the Northers Railway of Prance Is now opined on Um pier at *a port ef Calais, and leaviag Loudon by the mall Italia at half-past IS o'eiock p.m. arms at Paris at 9 o'slock sots Oa following morning, at Brussels a quarter before 10 a.m.- the sae j la 12 hours, and the other in 131 cd aol ls e7lachuf C i rn ii.d floPP*4 4 L With &new to the fialsolal statement published by the limners cia the let tummy, wherein it was shows that the ottiamald ultimate (spited of the sompany for caw pletiag all its lines sad works was 9,4613,3•01., the directocs have to observe, that tiny know o f no variation that re quire, imams fa regard to *a calculations they than made, eseept that ups farther advice they have been led to etnebide, that they will eventually be einapelled to cow most nay pert ot the Ashford and Bastinp lbw as a doable Use at railway ; said that it will be for the Wenn of W y that the Teabridp Wells and Hestiays lime elonY also be • double line. This will incleme the estimate by the rim of MAO& The diresiere believe that thine will probably be a dial. maim of their psalm ealmiletisa of the cast at the Loader 60bridge 0901. to 90,009 f tandem mid miter works to the amottat of from ~ Again, ea Wafts et 160,000 i. will be required to the meant allowed fir heiress ins ski statemant et sesame and liabilities, usseglease albs seabed mesas et g per mat. karat en the No. II mad N.. 4 egad alit the eon plants is aised. et , lose and works for whisk that capital was r TM whole of time vorlatlons will eau* s probable addl. ties *Om tell stilti NOW of 240,0001., sad thereby make it flalilittlift Tho aminpony will therefore have to apply to parliament fat addhlional to rale., by capital or by mertiece, the mat of 690, 9961., or 240,0001. in addition to the run set forth In the !Wilda statement. _ TM dingle* lime further to observe, with refereea to the frsid stetasent, that it should lam set forth that if the oed of the Roediag. (Milford, and Reigate Railway ex ceeded SWINK. ther fatemot ea the additional an would be a charge • Oft empang. From the later eeeme;nhielleall of the Reading, Guilford, and Reigate lewd, the diresesin tidak that the ultimate east a dui RA•d/ms dieilked, end Reigate Reilway will exceed MOW by slag 48,1291„. whisk nem will be raised on the meelgege bade gibe Rteßeg, Guilford, and Reigate Com gy, and the lateral theme will be a emerge on the South Rmers Comp any. The,reeme samtieg has been made special for the pur pom et embeekres the mead= et maw mock to the amount of 300.00111. • The sets fe 9 Viet, e. 188, sod 10 it 11 Viet., C. 104 and li des6 l l o pve the empathy power to raise 481,6321. (of which 141 . was by way of mortgage) for the purpose of the wl and extending the Gravesend and Rochester lime, the Greenwich, Neel Kent and Briehlaze r r i : Arms Junction line, sad the Leadoe- bridge station • meat, and for the f urther wider of • Greenwich allway. Them weeks are already completed out of the general meets of the company, end e capital that has been thus applied is required to be missed. The amount of ovn.- calls on the 31st July was 237,6281. 15a. Of this sus 27,963/. 15s. was unpaid calls on No. 4 share, appertaing el course to shares which are now liable to forfeiture ; 43,3601. for over-due calls on No. 1 shares, 142,2251. on No. 2 shares, and 24,0901. on No. 3 shares. The directors ham more than once addressed letters of notice to the shareholders la anew, who are gradually re ducing *e amount. The mortgage debt of the company on the Slat July, which falls due between the year 1850 and 1856, is 1,046.7821., this has subsequently been increased to 1,1693821. by the issue of bonds to the amount of 122,4001. at 46 per mat. per annum. nu directors will propose a resolution author Wag them to bete 300.0001. of new stock, and also 141,7001. of unallotted stock at a guaranteed rate of interest. The directors have delayed to cirry out the alterations and improvements that have been suggested in the organisation of the staff of the company, and in the allotment of the dollies of its officers, until they obtained poseession of the new offices at tole North Kent terminus, which are now Foe tidly in use, and mill in a few days be completely so. The us e to bminem which has been occasioned by the separation of the diceeton, clerks, and celeste of the company from each other into different buildings has been greater than can he well described ; this will now be obviated, as the whole of the new offices are on one floor. The directors elected Francis Curwen Smith, , to be a director in the place of Sir William Feilden, Bart. The directors, en conclusion, beg leave to reiterate the re marks which doe* their financial statement. They con sider that the mince of working railways with economy Is still in Its infancy, and can only be attained by ears and great experience, an i they have the moat coefident expecta tion that great improvements will a:melees to be made under this head ; their own experience justifies them in wanting that great reductions will be made in the expenditure on revenue amount. The proprietors will not fa,' to observe, that the difficulties which at present attach to the commence ment and completion of * undertaking like the South. Santora Railway are apparent to every see ; the prospective advantages which follow upon the full establishment and development of a great commercial Institution ere net so sulking, but are properly to be considered ,• and, to do any kind of just* to the subject, Sr. to be simult , neously taken into account in attempting to arrive at any fair *insets of its value. Toe directors trust that the unabated confidence which they entertain in the Smith-Eastern Railway will he shared by the proprietors; and it will be the study of the directors to promote the interests of the company to the best of their ability. JAMES MACGREGOR, Chairman. ItAMITAT MEETING. JIDINDURGH AND GLASGOW. ----- The ordinary half-yearl y eneral meeting of the share holders in this company was held in the Star Hotel, Glasgow, oa Tuesday, the 18th inst., rwrzs Biroxstlan, Bag , in the chair. . . . The report stated that, although there Is an increase In the reosipte for passengers, there is a very considerable deiresse en the number carried. This decrease is, doubtless, partly attributable to the opening of other lines, giving tourists or traveller for pie *sure a choice of route. The working ex penses are 30,4191. 2s. Bd., showieg a diminution of MI. compared with the corresponding period of 1848. In sewed mice with the intimation given at the last meeting the 'aphid account is now closed, and every farther expenditure beyond the sum now stated shall be met from revenue, no further sum being called from the shareholder, or borrowed from the public. The CSAIIMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, stated that he bad little further to add to what the repon contained. He would, however, be willing to give any ex planations, and answer any questions which might be put to him. Blase the report was issued, several letters had been addressed to him by shareholders, complaining that it did not natal& a statement of the liabilities of the company, in reference to other lints. Ouch a statement was made is the lest report, and rime, no alteration had taken place. He might state, however, that the coustruetion of th e Edin burgh and Bathgate line would cost 200,0001., and they were bound to pay 4 per teat. during its formation ; but it was proposed to amalgamate with this line, which would enable them to do away with the expenses of the double direction.- Ia the Iltirlingshire Midland they had expended 75,1351., sad it woald re quire a further sem of 76,4001, to newish, it, thus making a tent of 151,5101. This stock bore 5 per mut. latereet till 1852, an/ after that 51. They paid 8 per cent. on 140,0001. is the Wileastown, but they bad the option to buy up the line at 751. per share, which would amount to 210,0001.; 60,0001. would still be r. %aired to op. a the lire to Datigate, mak. big a total of 270,0u01. They were else interested in the Btirling and Dunfermline, hat as that company had failed to obtaia power to make t he Rae to Stirling. the director of this osserseny_ nerd in consequence advised that they had ao further IhUlity in connexion with it. Mr. U. DunLor s.eoaded the reselutioe, which was agreed Mr. Il'CLnhtrien, at the instants, of M. Cox and other gentlemen in Bdiabargh, gave notice of notion for next bailout, meeting, than the company . should run morning and etrening trains from each terminus on Duane, the accommodation to be given by Brat, mooed, and third elms carriages being attached to thenail trains. The meeting than separated. Rats Intelligence. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—Yzensarmy. Memo mrs Cam Commomma. TEI KATT= or 113111111 T FILIZEL—TMAATUOAL ernatmaezone. Thin imadvest eromedian) applied to be • Mr. Dowse opposed for two creditors. named .' • and Whiter; mad Mr. Cooke supported the ap Mr. Nish°awaits stated Matte was a printer at ►" Prior to November last the tosormat was lielehted 381 4 Se ca rg sad advettissmeatr eletiod the y 'beam% of whkit th 4 bloolmat massier, Oa' this _ had boos ammiNittam ha .tho mad, WiteganWol the temtvest optA r allthiber debt via Mee for priatbm for the seine eat praideed to pay him the Uhtme of the former debt the payment of the maymemiliom X. had tpadred 261., WIWI, W. NM paid 1549. ISA& H 4,943 847,11 T ISS,IIBI 'Kill 1 .9. 30 I 1,1311 Am 2A.13. 107,04 010,619 17,579 1610. ISM SEPTEMBER 20, 1849. secosat of eke meapeoldoo. The insolvent left Wakefield in Januar, lu t. and when he escarole' , d that he was con nected widh the Olympie Theatre he applied for payment of his debt. Mr. Whiter was a creditor for 01. at Wakefield. He had signed a receipt few all amereAtion, statics that it wee paid in fell, bat Kr. Pines had told him he would pay him the Issleis Th Chi Commissisaer *might there could be no ease OS die pan of amilitsr who hod sea te , take a sow poskisa sad Visa 'Maim& a setwrity for the kisses. Mr. Deems said be beds psis* of a vexations dolma, sad also wished te tasks some hewskies of the imminent. It appered that ea amiss was lawman at the salt of Mr. Nisholershe tor W. 944 kip the Whale of the old debt, to whisk the lassiseat sate menet was given far salt !M. 16. The mob basa taud et SIL lls. The sum paid was Ames& Milesgasatly ea ass .s 101 and 11. a week was made, bat is was aft meld isle Area His Hoarse was of spikes that the Oat of a vexatious dermas meld not be established. The ieuelmat was them examined. He now owed about 4001. His father, Mr. Wm. Turco, had paid big former (vodkas 5.. ht the pound to upwards of 6001. when he peti tioned this mum. Ia June last year he was manager of the Gravesend Theatre, and, in about two mouths, lest nearly .1501. He afterwards took Yarmouth, Cambridge, Wake field. and other theatres. Ia June ha bed • ticket night at the Haymarket Theatre, but ft was no benefit to Me. He wee sagaged at the OlgatEde Theatre, and his father was about to sign as agreement for that theatre when it was beset dews. Hie father was lessee of the thread Theatre, sad it wee only nadir his direction. The " properties" were not his own but bin father's, as were the theatrical dresses he used, and also the fhasltam is his how. He was a married man with tee ekolloss. . . It appeared that Oa insiont bad a book at Wigan of bit takings at the Waleolioli Hein, on which an application was nada that it Welt be produced, bat it was refused. inosni onnionser, is disehLrging the insolvent, recommended lin cot agate to appear in the court. "Do try " , added his Hear, " and keep oat of the insolvent's Wt." The imbed nornod that had the opposing creditors been a little isdeiguaes diva not have nude his present appearance beingthe - oat He wu onloonl to be dhcearged. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—YIMTEnts•T. heroes Ms. BAWD Purr AND Ni. Juneau DOMANI. PROSIOUTIOX ST THI COlOlll4lO/131111 Or LUNACY. Philip Truman surrendered and pleaded guilty to an indietassat ehargbp him with mhdesseenour. Mr. Oleoin* mid with Mr. Bodkin wee isstructed for the said that this tadiemest was preferred by the Ztommhele wers of Lunacy spinet the defendant, for having malsertally maintained a lease for the reception of lunette maw without having a lissom for that pupae. The einemlithala were thy than In oonsequence of islisemniat maned by the osenaimismers they proceeded to the keen fa the dMeMast at Sateen, near Hounslow, where they hem& two pines. of usosemed mind, and having assernised that the thilandaat had no license, 'and that the pavements spemolima lel hew admitted without the ou tdate of sey sidled tics, they bed felt It their duty to Mitten the preset prommatims. The 001nInialkoliaTS bad no dubs to *waves the oases, of the defendant, but they at the sues time felt that it wee one which meet be put down by the arm of the law, and they considered it seen tie that it should be publicly known that in every cue where the act of parliament was violated the parties would be brought before a climbed court. The ‘eamdmat wee ordered to enter into his own Yaqui nacos to appear and main the judgment of the court en the following day. Is tin warm of a ease prosecuted by the Mint a witness, who was called fir the prosecution to prove that a numb. r of half crowns found tapes the primer were counterfeit, stated that he was only able to speak to that fact, and be could not give the jury any information as to whether the coins had Wu made in the same mould. Bans Platt inquired why some more competent penon had not been salted as a witness ? Mr. Bodkin said that formerly a seentifie person was called to speak to these facts, bat it was considered too expensive, and the present, which was a cheaper system, hod been adopted. The result appeared to be that which usually fol lowed every cheep system of doing business. Baron Plitt observed that surely they were not so poor as to be unable to stand to public justice in a proper manner; and he trusted some more competent person would be pro duces as a witness in future. The case a the prisoner boils in other respects con clusive, the Ju ry returned a verdict of Guilty, sad he was hat sentenced ta bs transported for seven years. ASSAULT IN PIatTONTILLZ PRISON, Allred Clarls,23, was indicted for feloniously cutting and wounding Thomas Everett, with intent to maim and disable him. The pneocutor deposed that he was a warder at Penton villa Prison, and that the prisoner was admitted to that establishment on the 7th of August. On the morning of the 16th he was engaged in unlocking the cells of the pri sonen maned la one of the generate, and after he had opened that in which the prisoner was placed, he was pro seeding to the alit one, when he received a violent blow on the bock of the load, and, on his reeling round from the effect of the blew, he saw the prisoner with the leg of • stool in his band, and before he could recover himself the prisoner chick him a tremendous blow on the mouth, which felled him to the ground, and rendered him insensible, and wham he came to himself he found he was in the ltands of the doctor. The effect of the prisoner's vio- lence was to ems& four of hie fr.nt teeth, and he was obliged to keep his bed for several days, and was still under medical treatment. A day or two before the assault wee committed upon him he had bad occasion to complain of the prisoner being dirty in his cell, and had threatened to report him and have him plashed. Two other wardens confirmed the evidence of the prose cutor, end in answer to a question put by Mr. Payne, it was stated that at the time the prisoner attacked him he sp peered in a way Gulag stets. Mr. Payne, In his 'dein m to the jury for the prisoner, urged that she discipline of the prison bad affected his mind, and that in a moment of excitement he committed the act in question, and although be said be could not attempt to deny that en assault had been committed by the pisoner, )et ha submitted that seder the circumstances he ought hot to be convicted of the felonious intention imputed to ham by this indictment. Mr. Justice Williams having summed up, the jury, after a short deliberation, found the prisoner guilty of a common assault. Sentence was deferred. ETLONIOUS ASSAULT. Isaac Clark Chafer, 42, wu indicted for k felonious assault upon Marie Perry. Mr. Ballantine conducted the prosecution on behalf of the authorities of the parish of St. Luke, Chelsea. The offence imputed to tee prisoner by this indic'ment appeared to hate been committed wider very eggravated eireneestances. The prosecutrix whose husband nod died just beton of erysi pelas in the had, wen suffering from the geese malady and in a state of insanity, and the prisoner was sent by the perish authorities to assist a nitres in taking care of her, and it appeared that Mule the nuns was taking some rest in an adjoining room, the prisoner committed the act imputed to him, the unfortunate women being at the time, from her condition of mind, quite unconscious of the outrage having been committed open tier. Mr. Baron Platt summed no, and the jury without any hesitation found the prisoner Guilty. The learned judge sentenced him to be transported for life. ATTIOITT TO MIMOSA. Sarah Jackson wee charged, upon two indictments, with att. opt* to murder bar children, by cutting the throat of one. end stabbing the ea*. Mr. Payne, who appeared for the prosecution, said that be should not have to occupy the attention sf the jury with soy evidence in support of the charges against the prisoner, because he believed there au no doubt that she wu at that /1001011 t in a state of insanity, and incompetent to understand what was going on, or to plead to the indictment that had been preferred. Mr. M'Murdo, the surgeon of Newate, was then exa mined, and he folly confirmed the statement of the learned counsel with mud_ to the condition of the prisoner's mind. Mr. Cope, the governor of Newaate, gave similar evi dense, and the jury at once gave their verdict that the pri soar was of unsound mind, and incompetent to plead to the indictments against her. Mr. Jutlos Williams then gave directions that the pri soner should be detained during her Majesty's pleasure. NEW COURT.—YroTERDAY. Swoon ran Swim Puul.urr. INDICTMENTS FOR BIGAMY. James Sagehawse, 33, hairdresser, woo indicted for bigamy. Mr. Prendergast prosecuted, and Mr. Parnell appeased for tke defence. It appeared from the evidence of the first wife's sister, who was present at the marriage, that the prisoner was married to her sister on the 61 of May, 1828, and that she was still alive. By her answer to Mr. Parnell, in croes examination, it was stated that the arm wife was living with another man, sad pawing as his viie, and that bar son by the prisoner lived with them. Mr. Parnell—Doss the prosecute ? Witness—No. Mr. Parnell—Who, then, gets up this cue ? Witness—His third wife. Common Serjeant—Ols, oh, thus is a third wife, is they ? Mary Field, the second wife, a shabby-genteel,' heart, broken loosing young woman, stated that the prisoner mar ried her on the 23rd of Feb. 1646. She first became ac qu.inted with him on the occasion of his being engaged as a keeper to her brother, who was out of his mind. She cowl. need to live with him until Jane last, when, in consequence of kis ill-treatment, sad trying to strangle her, she ran away with her child, intending to destroy herself, In answer to tbe 011111111 ft Segjeant, she stated that the pri soner had almost strewed heron well as brutally ill-using her. When Mewed* hie*. diellbrable property which W e lead suseereplis. et his Wee* disposed of far ISM The orti mar kied rimer fierily. The liked how log he had lived with his firer wife ellei fk gruserlese. Her sister said sevenreb, twin irides that be brutally ill:used her, sad at bet duetted her. • The 'Como. ssejesat aid he would try the other Oasts. The plenar was than indicted for frlouioWy intermarry fog with Ana OirdeB, on the 20th of September, 1840,:hb wide heft than end now alive. The wig i•this sere stated that she beaua acquainted with hiss shortly bikes her marriage, at which Wee she was s pableosal widow, sad had a good Nahum es • Corr Wrath Nair of Place. wind. or W wr.d. Star ia Weather. BASMIORTOILI N. Garb Breese Partially Cloudy Burro= N.W. Gentle Breese Overcast Bearer Larssuass _ BRILONTATIR BRIGHTON N. Calm Partially Cindy Rattrot. N.N.E. Gentle Breese Cloudless Erasure Rama N. Cebu Cloudier Foutioross N. Gentle Breese Purity Cloudy GLASGOW Otoncoree GREENWICH N. Gentle Breese Overeat HARTIMPOOL B.W. Calm Partially Owl y H.urrous Lawrie W. Gentle Breve :Omar Luscatmus N.W. Calla Closidier LLIGHTON NLITCATTLI Moor N. Gaels Beers Partially Cloudy Psranaostoutir. N.W. Girls Brews Partially Cloudy Cloudier Ores 8111111111 Partially (toady Portasoone Rrour., N.W. Oentle Breese Partially Cloudy OMNI Irmo Puti illy Cloudy Err rerraaairros ....—. N.W. Gentlelkera Cloudless aruirre.".:.„—:.: N.W. Oars Beers Partially Cloudy Owls Orem Partially Chary wain's , N. iOsutle Barn Principally Clear TORN.„... . N.W. Orilla Breese Cloudless LONDPNy ran DU, 11002 - 7 Gerard Wind. eiranytla of Wlod. Ibis of %Abet. Osansof Wlad. ILE. rartEn - rama7 Partially Cloudy Principaly Our Cloudless DAT, lolooz — s7 es of %Mbar. Clooky. (Advertiaemestl—Tas Duzsmouorrr HOSPITAL Bass Asa Sr. Timm" Zoterrac OVTIOWS EN Mt CM or %%WNW 101.1) ULM. #r IffisasowAer: Olimeirr AND Przia.--Jobo New ington, Wager, Might Adettiewit, Dew, iris Cpagsettla bawd the Wigwag'. awl alia at It. Themeetharagel, toe gra Tab. far a wry WO eleitigal MI beg =t tie Last whilst tither et the alma MOM% bat was alioneards by 111.1lowies Marl Olatmg. The Ingh at thi; alstemat ma be easeteg by Aihweie, Amid at Draw.—asil by all drueghts, eel at Wawa, = b yt eetellfitttmtr 344 , Malady 14edom• licensed victualler, whieb be squandered sway in less than Iwo year.. All leer furniture and dirt es w<re seised and sold, and ha then took her to an empty room, where be de serted her sod two children by her forinr babied, leaving them penniless. The usual documentary evidence having been given, the jury found the prisoner Guilty. It was stated that the prisoner had last session made an applicatioa to have his trial postponed k that he Alight %feet UN sale of some property which he bad at Liverpool. The prancer then stared into along statement, declaring that his wives was all drunkards ; sad bad left him far other men, and had squandered away their own property. The Glue& Serjeest, in pastes sentence, said that the defense sat up said kb statement was as aggravation of his offense, es theredre t say truth in it; arid if the second womast bm did drink, it era not so much to be wmailmet it she should endeavour to seek refuge Is that wide is do e& would console her in the misery and poverty whisk the prisoner had bemped upon her. It era when sue\ heartless eases as these came before the earl that he (the Climaams Ilerjeast) regretted the leeiertef with which be W ussital sins arse of bigamy. There was not a class al same =is damgatems, or that did more damage to society, and he *amen that the lenient sentences that had been passed on bigamists had tended to increase the crime, which it had done of late years. lie should sentence the prisoner to be transported he seven years upon each indict , went, the second period teilessausoe at the termination of l ute flat. • _ _ . _ The p ?honer who h as wity impudent-looking fellow, kept grinning old **gag M the evidence whiht it we. being given, bat esencA ahepiallen at hearing his sentinels. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. CHAROI OP ASBAULT..-Donnas F 679141015, tome-phy sician at the King's College Hospital, appeared upon a summons, which had been adjourned three different times in consequence of his not attending, to answer a complaint preferred against him by Mr Wet. Garret, a boot and shoe maker, carrying on besieges at 34, Carey-street, Lincoln's inn fields, for having committed several violent and unpro. wilted easaults upon him. The complement, being sworn, stated that he occupied a house appeeite to the King's College Hospital during the last 18'yeate • and about the middle of lest May the de (cadent called at his shop to get a patch put on one of his boots, as he was going out to dine that evening; after which he gate an order for a pair of new boots, which were to be made without delay, with the understanding that a fort night's credit should be given for the payment. The boots were delivered in four days, and at the expiration of about five weeks he applied by mote for 11. 65., being the amount of the bill, which, not being paid, be called for an answer. He went into a room in the hospital, where he saw the defendent, who struck him and forcibly ejected him from the building, The complainant's eon proved, that his father was quite well when he entered the hospital, from which he maw him return in a very shocking condition. Mr. Robinson informed the court, thst it was the anxious wish of the complainant's friends to have the cue sent to the sessions instead of having it disposed of by the magistrate in a summary manner. In answer to the charge the defendant said, that about three months back he was appointed house physician at the King's College Hospital, and having bespoken a parr of boots which were subsequently . sept home, he was given to understand that the complainant had been enquiring of the subordinates if he was a respectable man and able to pay for any thing, he might order, and being told by them that sorb was the ease, he got exasperated at such impertinence and said he would not pay. On the day in question he was busy in attending to the patients, when the complainant eon. tinned pacing the hall in their presence, saying he would wait no longer for his money, and when he was at leisure be called him into a room where after a few words he said he would go to the county court to rumeer the eminent, calling him a swindler, but he truck him in the manner described, which was quite a romance, and on his refusing to leave, be oocsidered he had a perfect right to eject bins, in doing which he might have received some hurts. He had since sent the secretary to the complainant, but be would hear nothing in extenuation, which reduced him to the necessity of coming before the court. lie never required credit, and not being applied to for the money, he did not think two months a long time to wait for the amount of his bill. Mr Henry said he had made up hie mind to send the ease before a jury. Mr. Robinson interposing, asked the permission of the court that the parties would be allowed to retire for the pur pose, if possible, of coming to some arrangement; and the request being sededed to, the sum of 41. was paid by the detendant, being the amount of the expenses incurred, alter which the parties left the court. MARYLEBONE. CHAROPA OP FIAIID, AND ROBBERY.— Henry Jejfard, agtd 19, the son of a highly respectable gen tleman residing at Bayswater, was charged with defrauding the London and North Western 'leeway Company, desert ing tr,m the Ist Dragoon Guards, and steeling post-office orders for 221. treloagitg to private Joke Brown of the rime regiment. Mr. remit, tick collector, deposed that on the previous night, at 10 minutes tu 11, the espies' trein arrived at the Camden station, and that the prisoner, who was in a com partment by himself, bad no ticket.. lle said that the guard could explain all about the matter; hut upon theiguard being questioned he awned that all he knew respecting the priso- ner was, that he got in the entilagn at Obestrr. Witness do I mended of him the fare, amounting to 21. oe. 6d., when he' said he had no money, but wculd arrange about it at the Ruston station. Sergeant Masser, one of the company's offirers en duty at the termirns, said that prisoner told him that he had lost his purse at Holyhead, which was the reason why he did not take a ticket at Chester, bat that if any one would so to his friends at Bayswater the company's demand would, no doubt, be paid. Witness then desired a constable to take him in a cab to his father's house. _ _ Letzton, the officer referred to, stated that after the pri soner had bees admitted into his parent's residence, where he remained some time, the father came down stairs and desired that he (prisoner) might be conveyed to the re,ruit- Mg depot in GJerge-stre,t, Westminster, where the ser geant was who enlisted him, as ho would have nothing .en..e to do with him. On the roan back in the eel, witness ash] to him, " I think you have been a soldier," and the answer he made was, "I bare —l deserted Irom the Ist Dragoon Guards in Ca bir, Ireland, 11 days ago." Sergeant Horton, of the Ist Dragon, Guards, and who is at present recruiting in London, said that the prisoner, whom he enlisted lour months ago, had conducted himself remake/AV well up to the period ot his desertion. Witness added that he had that morning seen the father, who had told him that, although he had obj. cted on the night be- P.re to get his son out of the difficulty he was in, he was now ready and willing to pay the ratlway company's de mand. Inspector Bihsey, topet`ler with Mr. Pensen and the drsgro.n.sergeset, then started eff in a cab to Bayswater, and on their return it was stated that a satisfactory arrange. ment had been come to with the father, with regard to pay ment of fare and other tzpenau which had been incurred; this affair was thus disposed of. The prisoner, in reply to the magistrate, Omitted to him that he w:s a deserter, but said that he could not admit %hut he had stolen the 221. Mr. Broughton committed him (u is usual in such eases) to the house of C,rreetion as a de.ertkr, for which offence he would, of course, be dealt with by the ptoper authorities; tae other charge of robbery would, if prosecuted at all, be gone into in Ireland. The pri , oner was then locked up. PUBLIC SALES. Kr. Jogs DAWSON, at the Mart, a farm called Throg walls and Thracies, near Sittingbourne, Kent, contaiuing 441 berm of land, held from Merton C•dlege, Oxford, on lease renewable every 7 year., at about 1001. per annum—knocked down for 6,9501. Freehold residence, St. Oaorge's-place, Canterbury, let for 354. per annum—Wl. Freehold residence, Sam-common, let for 601. per =nuns METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. THURSDAY, SEPT. 20,1849. This State of the Weather at each of the followiag places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS. Moos ow ,4%.pore GaSOl4." lad .* USW. liaM • CASUALTIES. Comet, Moller, from Santee, arrived hers yesterd,g leaky; with part of cargo thrown overbo.rd, decks swept, ley eS sails, ita.—Fahnouth, Sept. 18. Louise Atones, Markman, of and from habitat forud s port, in being towed into the harbour last night, gree k u t oa AS bar, aftenrerds drove on the Herd Sand, and he, become a wrstk ; crew and part of stereo saved.--Shietk Se 1 8. Ehni b , Thomas, from Quebec, when riding lathe by on s e morning of the 13in inst., during a gale parted b oh . chains, and cams down On the Sands at low water; to to be much *trained end snaking a great deal of wo w . She seatiaenoed discharging this ntorning.—Newpeek Pews" Bret 17. Sambas. Hamad Lisboa Paddle Labs via, Sontkamptoa Lodi& Al Marseilles Naga and Halifax *Woo and Savannah Rost India Brasil ......... ..... o 0 • 28 vet. 7. "P 29 ; 0 Sept. 26 bept. 22 ttept.43 Sept. 24-J ARRIVED. Azoria-at Greenock; September IS, from • Aerrvs-at Plymouth, September 18, from Pst* Aesoss-off hereby Head. September 18, from WNW Ateneasoaa Owen-at Scilly, September 17, from c owit ," Bo , Await Liverpool, September 19, from Asses-at Gravesend, September 19, from ei t Suesturs-at Gravesend, September 19, from Aura-at Gravesend, September 19, from Aormatuussi-at Gravesend, September 19, troth - ANN AND Auce-at Gravesend, September 19, few.. U* : Aarst,-at Grawsend, September 19 from ALIMANDER-at Gravesend, September 19, from tddllidi, Bourns Persooriaso -at Gravesend, September 19, from Bon Pins-at Bristol. September 19, from. ..... ........... Batts VV [-at Deal, September 18, from Baarrea-at Gresneek, September 17, from &meow's-at Plymouth, September 17, from Busse[-et Penzance, September 17 from imam Csus. Lannia-at Cardiff, Sept. 18, from St. Joliate IL Crstotansa-at Deal, September 18, from Camarmaa - off Dover, September 18, from 41 C.erwause-at Falmouth, September 18, from Curer-at Falmouth, September li, In m Cass-at Greenock, September 16, from 111818 CoLnests-at Greenock, September 17, trees Illwilk Csaatorra--off Hendry Head, September 18, nom ..... .....oalsiNs Comucasw-at Gravesend, September 19, from Bomb% Drasoroa-at Deal, September 18, from es Davin Leoct-at Deal, September 18, from 115 1 1:21 Darras Drienowr-at Hull, September 17, from DIAPATCR-at Plywooth, September IS, trout Ceps de PM, Esewer-at HulL September IS, from llO l , lBllO Kam or ADMIDLIN-at Wields, September 17, fret Famastn-at Yarmouth Roads, September 18, trad ;e Er TOY-at Ortmesend, September 19, from EARL DATNORAT-IM Oruveeend, Sept. mber 19, has YAW/ONE-at Deal, September 18, from Ands Fusses-set Pltleint, September 18, fr0m.......-..................Que. Osines-at Deal, September 18, from - ... -" „.. ........ Gasiorts-at Gravesend, September 19, frose - °u seas-et Oraeeseed, September 19, from Gaosos-at °reverend, September 19, from GIORGI AND MART-at Gravesend, September 19, from... Hens-at Gravesend, September 19, from Petimberep HIORLANDRR-M Deal, September 18, from Arks Hiss-at Grewee, September 16, from Isanatts-at Shields September 17, from . ..... . -....- .. = Imb:unto-at Greenock, Peptender 15„ fr0m..„„,....,„jZ Itoro-at Hull, September 17, from -........ 11400 u-it Gravesend, September 19, from Distal imams Mnina-at Gravesend, September al• from = Jrdur-at Southampton, September 19, from An KIROBSIODOI-off dalcomb• , September 18, Som. .-11110 LIOITAI-at Gravesend, September IA from 1 Lama -at Gravesend, September 19, from .1 = LADY JOCIL4IO- set Dad, September 18, from Orebia Lunacies,- at Deal, September 18, from LORD Stutrovri-at Deal, September 18, from.- -.............18W1M1S Louisa-set Harwich, ISeptember 18, from. ----AIMS* LORD flearnsv-at Deal, September 19, fr0m............... ... .. Mans PRERCII-M Deal, September IS, from ..1 Mm 7dmarunis-at Greenock, September 17, from MARDI.. Evatea-at POTRIMOUtb, September 18, from MARY Ater-at Plymouth, September IS, from Mailbag Nervous-at Queenstown, September 17. from OmIAR AND UL,.-at Greenock, September 16, from.- ..... Gl= (bear-at Wilford, September 15, from Quin Gomm MAD-at Deal, September IS. from Haoo t: Glosza-off Dartmouth, September 16, horn o 1111YAL Aurora- at Deal, september 18, from Pert Adelsidi KAMM -off the Start, September t 7, from Port Mil* Sour-st Greenock, September 15, from St. Jobe's, N. B. SARAN MIL/1-at Hull, September 18, from Suessa-at S mthampton. September 18, fr0m........ ........... 1M Timmer-at Gravesend, September 19, from Vsmrs-at Colchester, September 18, from.. . I= Versa-set Deal, September 18, from ... . W. 11. Ilsaases--off Liverpool, September 19 Wm/sae-at Gravesend, September 19, from MEd Wusurear -at Gras emend, Sept. 19, from lie* WANDRISMO MAN-at Gravesend, September 39, from...oo= Zseurnak-at Oreencck, September 15, from BAILIID. dorm-from Cirdiff, September 18, to Xmas Are Summit -fruni Greenock, Sept.mther 11, to Act's,'- from Portsmouth, September IN, to Val = Asrosio - from Liverpool, September 19, to Swami C11.05-from Liverpool, September ls, to NewYeek Comma-from Cardiff, September 18, to.. Made* Dommue-from errdiff, September 18, to. .. - ... -..- ... - . Opp Dovoiro-troor Portsmouth, September 18, to. M. JaM Erneosou-trom Queenstown, September 17, to-- Etas-from Falmouth, September 18, to .1 = Etter-from Felmotith, Septemtxr 16, to ELIZA Ktommet-from Hartlepool, September 17, to Comelelt Es-from Limped September 19, to Ma ELIO-(mm briatui, Septerober 19, to --..8i0 Judo Our bloaxamno - from Liverpool, Sept mber IS, to ..... --New Yak Our. Rimester-from Greenock, September 18, to New V Hotter:a-from Queenstown September 17, to JAZZ- nom Gravesend, Sep temberi 19, to kola J. W. Buthoerr -from Cardiff, September 18, to Wilinthatele, OA JALIIIMOK-from Hull, September 18, to Pennies{ Joss-from Yarmouth, N., September 16, t 0....., Petwing RATA-from Liverpool, September 19, _ to.. ... ..... New Toil LAST SOX-Mtn Liverpool, September 11, ler Cberkelos Lion-tram °reverend, September 19, to .Ammorea MMARPA-from Gravesend, September 19, to Wm MAST-from Liverpool, September 19, to.. .. ....... -.ALAMOS MOTOR Aso-hum n fbirdiff, September 18, to ..Yin MAMMY-from Falmouth, Septembor IS. to Lando Miscarme-from Greenock, September 10. to Crosolok Mosor. Evers-front Portsmooth, September 18, to .New UM Neesio-froen Hull, Sept. mber 18, to ‘ ll 9 B ll OO Quest, Dowoosa -from Livenssol, September to, to *muss Itinonvto-from Liverpool, September 19, to MAW RsoiNA-from Gram send, September 19, to Sopa Itonmat Rau-from Gravesend, September /9, to ..... - Fmais /MAIO -from Hull, September la, to Deareste Nurser* -from Livensml, September IS, to .Now MIMI SULTAN/ft-Am Liverpool, Sept mber le, to howl Wawa Parsce-from Liverpool, September 19, to-. ....144w Oder' Soemst-Gov Cardiff, September 18, to SYNCZTIY-from Shields, September 17, to PM= Twous-trom Hull, September 18, to YolorsloW Tuene-from Sunderland, September 17, to ....--- ~...... - . Stotts Tones -from Liverpool, September 19, to Menlo Ittrress-from Livens 01, Septemtr r 19. to Vera Ova Wetmore-tram Queenstown, September 17, to JAMS VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. AMNIA (supposed), from London, for Cubs, Aug. 24, lat. 24 N., Lan. 36 Atotwarnim (ship), for Cape Breton, Sept. 5, lat. 63.51 N., km 31.4 W. Batiartoros (barque), from Liverpool for St. John, N. 8., Aug. 8, 1.4 1 - 44, lon. 4L out 33 day,. BRILLIANT (brig), of Hartlepool, Aug. 23, Ist. 71.25 N., lon. 16.266 Common or Humus, for Quebec, Aug. 18, off Cape Raco. CLYDR (barque), Halerow, from New Orleans for Liverpool, 24 dapl oat. Aug. 16, lot. 81.10, lon. 76. Coarrnans, of and fr..= London, Sept. 3, lat. 46 N., In. 32 W. Cottmaose, of Lynn. for Quebec, Sept 3, ;at. 55.29, lon. 19.10. Ett.gmLns (barque), from Leith for Quebec, out 21 days, Aug. 21, lat. 45.45, lon. 5149. FIDILLIA, from Liverprol for New York, Sept. 4, lat. 0, lon. 45. Hiramerra 8R1.L., of and from Wexford, for New York, Aug. 15,151. 42 N., 1031.64 W. luesem..e BLTIII. Aug. 3, lat. 27 N., lon. 19 W. Jour Hsu. (barque), from England for Quebec, Sept. 5, lot. 43 N.. km. 29 W. Km, from Liverpool for Vera Cray, Aug. 21, lat. 26 N., 100. 35W. Lya4=), for Montreal. Sept. 8, lat. 5J.36 N., 100. 29 W., wished to Non, of Liver fool, lat. 43.11 N , km. 13 W., out 10 days. PRIAM'S Aueaa (supposed), from Palermo for Liverpool, Sept lir lit. 48 N ion. 14 W. Pour Geevociw, from Liverpool got St. John, N. 8., Sept. 3, 1et.44.14 lap. IN W. Rant Lank from the Clyde, for Moulmein, Aug. 6, lat. 13 N., lon. 34 W. Sr. ARAI% from London for Bombay, Aug. 10, ISt. 10 N., lon. St W. VALIANT (brig), from Porto Rico for Cork, for orders, Aug. 19, Ht. 32, los. 61. Wit.uso APO JAKIA, from London fur Geom., Sept. 4, off Cape St. Vincent. XuarrrA, from Barbadoes, for Cork, Aug. 22, lat. 3LIS S., Lon. 6050 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CULANVILLE.—Sept. 15, at Hatcham, Surrey, the wife of the Rev. A. K. B. Granville., Incumbent, of a daughter. JOHNSON.—Sept. 18, at Broadataire, the wife of N. N. Johnson, Fog.. of Dorselitquare, London, of a son. PILKINGTON.—Sept. 13, at Batterfleld Muse, Bathfarnham, the wife of IL It Pilkingtoo, Esq., of a ion. ROLLESTON.—Sept. 15, at Wattiall Hall, Nottingham, Mn.s Rolla. ton, a It WIL BURROWS—GARGINER.-Bept. 13, at Pareltam Chareh, by the Rev. H. Burrows, Lieut. M. Burrows, R.N., to Mary Anue, fourth daughter of Mr J. W. S. Gordiaer, Barr., of 'Roche Court, Huts. BTOCKLET—GABBETT.—Bept. IS, at St. Micbsel's, Lbsertek, J. S. ittockley, Fwq., fourth cos of W. Stockley, Req., Royal Smarr, Woolwich, to Alice Diana, second daughter of J. Gabbett, High-lurk, Limerick. WATKINB-14ULLEN.--Sept. 15, at Bt. George's, Ratorer-MonN by the Rev. Yr. Watkia, Mr. S. Watkins. of Clidord.street, to Mies Helga fiophla Mullen, of Greeirstrect, Grocrcoor.square. DEATHS. OXILTIII7MaT.—Sept. 16, at Machußeth, the Rey. Z. Coulthotat• Rector of Linton, West RMlmr of Yor kshf RIAMMERE.—Rapt. 16, at St. Leonard's, Mrf. Z. Eimer% wife of Coarmoder Eimmere. mathum—Sete 16 , co her wally flora Ireland, den Victona, widow of the Major R. P. Jerrotsc, of tho Ist Royal Madam:4 mad IL OgitELL,—Sept. H, at Aigtetrth. J. Onell. lag,. aged 57. WOOPASIXON. -- .Sert., lB , at Ito. 13, Oondaiaaheet flyde. past. to the inegmaedble Fief enter relatives ud hieadMl Jane, UM beloved wife of Robert Westlake, ~ and more rgeeglarg of tae late Cte lemegran. Elm. P.R.C.a of Clapham, aged 41. l Printed eml Leabilibad WiLuan Leo Mum of No. 8, Lonaefd• Omit. be lib any ag Load.* Printer, MA* Mo. to Lombard. Amt. Lae prooissi of Wtosefrsara—rovomo" sunswza 5 0 , /MR r