The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-29 00:00:00

4 bent. (A seise, "We are dahlias.") We I thee they were leaks is the some beat. Redeems ci rest wee a great goy : t. was • defeats ost, bet the boat eoehl usproseed wa mash b.tter for ding the *nun overboard. It woo • I sessaos thing to see Is the news test Ifir John This, the Hen. Mr. That, or Lid Wn•td'ye•ell•bim, had, is sesseqemee el the had maps, the bed mu- UM or gene Wag des bed, Masi kis sr remised I lb rest es nisch per met., bet wham was the sewspe _sestalaing th e amen% of the tenant wades en his sad, giving pad times their due, offering as imam of rant en the syseial geosada of tha t year? He hoboes& that, as a body, the landlords were prepared to stand or ow by their *maw Then there was 'videos's& et:stodge. The legislature, the erreau7, and every man at kr ova freebie, would ask, What is to beams of the labsurer ? To that question he ad net dearth if gins g • maser. Whew the Soma sees kis thealier I. thisrlibitwbe tors generally memo the sentegia Zel theught be- Mee madam year arathig would be bumf Ike WO lebeerses hail Helreiliellekteemseremetheethithheilthealmade »Wyss, the Deice el liedked's Metes es Mars hr the Shower. His gnat bad ;inn so emehmee el - their esse. and he bed Ism& by calailatteus that the MM. mai net be built li, isse than 1001. The seSsery asleep esst wee *eat V. He weak* ask say sea eatheleded• build. Mg whether messy men sot to reuse 6 pee sat. ? He believed that • man could seemly kg nist his mow more pasiothe, mere benevolently, or mere seefelly ; brat that there lly might be no diseppointmeat it was laspeetant net to maleasd ea* ma leadstakieg with balsas tavestmeet to site* . He almost& be tkaakfal Mee, the duke's stn the Feast siserable splesieed under pins& toseassee. in whisk the litherarer Is lodged. He emdeded .by geogedas the health of Col. Cartwright, the sanity diamis. Theliemith le *ill bee. fir George Bobbins kering bien preposet, lb. Pm. Basset rem le adthowledge the sespli mem Zs wad& respect the rule ea prosody exchifing ✓atted diressies, though there had net bees any lack et prmsdent Mr agrieulteral speechmaking th ese last few weeks. If he weal sank be might follow the eccen tric metiers if that dietingebthed test, Lord Beceiglame, and if te the math be was sepia et MIL They had lately read • meat &gels/ epee* hem the met disiagniskei orator of the eHome el Commie, swiss the weans@ ef the hon. reinthere them is the Tess. That asemplished orator M sp. M &n&nmake in his resent epee* • vests us of hie iteseity dim of his issmeanamea as is the hewer** gesdems the =ember fm Brookingbaseehlre, I iamb •thisfli shaker his estraimbseey theory of cheap sapitel vety ismilisibie. lan at a los ta know where the farnestis Mims M barrow mosey to work the Sad. How he sea gat it deeper than the cottes-spinser passes my eampeelessolges I would suggest to Mr. Disraeli that he is haw us harm rather then good by suggests, impeasi. :rabbi ezpodisats which Mosses our steratien, and divert tram as the only real sautes of relief. Thee, gentlemen, I ma &either cat emirs with Lord Brougham_ ear so to Cali. brain for cheep medal with Mr. Disraeli. T o the se farmers he would say patience is • most Christian virtue, sad *slaty was sever more required than by the agrieralturis ci 1849. Let the fanner harbour no reseatiment, sec be led to think ill of the laws *der which he lived, became of hie lemma He knew low aUM WI naturally Melia* to fad when he found his medal , his meats deenesiag, kis land (14Sn:sating, his health inking. Many an basest, geed ism was now plunged is difileulties to whisk be had before b een • Trager. But the fanners of Ragland had hitherto Illustrated the firmness and tenacity of the (boon—the dificulths might be great, bet let them strive misfelly against them. Let thaw woo wise better of remember that poverty makes • am acquainted with amp bedfellows. He would remind them that a great mad impoetaat change was omits over the kingdom. Is • few yeas a slovenly farmer would not be known in Ragland. A sheet tame ago be had gese over the meaty to Kalmank, and bad there mesa land is width the thistles strove wi th the desks for the mossy. He thought his Meads mast be Wadies docks fees cover for foxes, bat told them that would not do, for the docks were so Isms and Most the Mn would riot break cover. He was told that if he rede Is the north he would dad much land is this Mat. While the tree trader could point to such fields as those be had • right to chuckle and triumph. Let laudierd sad tame unite, as unite they must, r ea ttg ar resail was to beams • soarer of pra he t. If t mail not fed the messy let him give the tenant wash eseurity by cowman that he say gableatly_ seek • fair return, and lay oat his mosey without fear. The far. sir too most remember that his farm was his betimes and set kb reareatisa. He mast rise early, and eat the breed ef earefulsees. The labourer meet understand that for • Mir den wages he must give • fair days' week, mad if he would lama ehe p lest suet ~pin with his employs to module It. He tkaaked them for their attendee and for driatuag kis bealth. The lth a thee stewards, judger, end other °Seen haring bees drank the meeting sepersted. RAILWAY MEETINGS. to the shareleasee. Bet rate im ease entry had ban made, there to no bailie et peat out of wadi the dived/ad — to the miammam shareholders (sad be met, the said nary la the books was, by order of the directors, masa& at the untie 7 that sash prefsresoe dividend ems net Se 17: 1 = Omits a the said east all amosepost envy I On the boas are pram& Tao Naiad es tho Ns •r r antiskaam. homer, sacs boss paid by the 'wan e d ot land il, the statiment et alantette Oh Jae hot, is , rendeted bessemest le the sweat et 111.12 01 . is ; the eireessei g WINO' ofd eerfae, as they 6 new • basses of 14,0 W. Ils. 014., Ism 9,9381. Os. Ild., he wean if aseatady stated, have exhi • dash of 17 16a. Wt. end to that ,aunt the Is the aushelens has been paid by the mid at steak,* the inatlPit sad cediaary shareaelas sme as traitors a the , asdeastrary to the miuggfig's elates (esetiand ael s 124) which amenity AiYi the portent of dirt and Seta eapita— D. Cairns* Auditor, Edinburgh, Era lea 1249." lAA EIODGBON HINDI lad, that to Mr. Campbell's etsgmassit. with reference to the transaction referral to, he bet ply one °Weirdos to make, sad that was to th e eater ilea that as payment that had lately been made to the p► g ,sbeokalaars. was paid oat of capital. That Mr. Campbell was la error in whet he had start, and that the la me& bed beta raid out of the free ranee of the Cala°. site Company a lte thought be would be able satisfactorily to pare. Bean he did that, ho h• considered it MOW IIIITi fs • evils th e sae is which the erasures is is books et wisisay bag teas plate. He alga mate, Ant of all o all the time thear guaranteed shares were *mod, a seemMaimble number althea ware set takes up 1g the par as who mat entitled to thew (Hear, hear.) Tee dine. ems lamp aware that the Saha' value et that sand omit to be considerably mars than par, Mete* of allsmism them to be sold in the market, at • time whoa runway dock was so much &praised, they had them is their own hands, and borrowed mosey to meet their do mes* which ought otherwise to have bent met with the gmetateed stock, calculating that, at a future pried, that meek might be sold for the advantages of at company. At the time the first entry was made in the boas of the tionamay, audit was given for 16,0004. of premium on this stook. ll• (Mr. H.) nave directioat that that outlay thou* he mule, having calculated on an summand bag made with a party foe the sale of bettor thaa 50.0004 of this stack at dl. p remi um. He left Edinburgh wider the Ida that the treseseties woo templet*. The spat had to tonummieste with the principal, but the most had so doubt whatever that this trametion wet* be carried arena. In the seestime imam wen thrown out as to this stook bag melee le • protases dabbed over the reateatess M ether lase; and doubts ton he would sot mama it, weft eirenhated even as to the a piracy of the Caledonian Company altogether. In esseauesee el this, the party who was to be the purchaser, refund to take the smelt. In these circumstances the oily thing which he (Mr. Hind') meld go as a member and chairman of the CCM. mitten was to take upon himself the cancelling of that maimeeties On this ,saint, it was evident that, cm the I3llh a lea last, Oho West remelaiag of free avenue hem net Mali* le mese as pitman et interest that was eyed et be paid es the imams, sleek at the hall. yearly setae& It was Paolo» ingemihie to chute on the Was ale of the mess* that proportion. Until the mad had expired at which the dividend became payable es this parantad stock, it was out of the power of the amen to meet the liability. No entry was reasegantlr made in the batmen accounts as this subject. Bat he must guard Smelt against it being supposed that any communication had pasted *twos the dire** sad Mr. Campbell that it was the intention of the dire tors, if they had it in their power, not to maks a dividend ea the guaranteed Meek. Oa the 21st of August, which was es soon as the directors could arrive at the pati o**, May considered it their duty to mortals whether the free surplus avenue a the company was sufficient to satisfy the liab ility. Therefore, they toad that, although on the 30th of June there was not such an available balsas as could pay the proportion dm ; yet it appeared that on the 21st of August, the ha foveae was sufficient to meet the half-year's charges es the guaranteed stook. The balsam of moan ea stated in the amounts at 30th a lane was 14,0141.85. The revenue front that patriot till the list of Anima, which was the clots of the halfloar as regarded pretense dividend, was 47,2961. He took that, for working expenses to that date, 19,0004. He next took off, as almost for borrowed mealy, 8.000 i.; then he Sea at, 5,0001. M' Gonadal sad Wishaw divides& ; 3,004 s MOM& Cadman which sums mad* Issas a helmet et tea revenue, betwees siii r B ur t. of ap die asseenes and the 21st of August, of CW halms that to as banes remaining ea the 30th 11 Jae, me* the free revemee, es at 2lst Anima Alla Bs. Now the dividend an 74, 618 peda -1 nee oboes asensted to 16 9311. Os. • bat front that they bad ti(dedust the dividend die leas ' latently's is ecimpimy headers of NEM masses lama saki( the net dividend 74,2311. In ; sad thus leaving a sseplat et 2,4794. He had mat this stanment is aria Se melt, the snag that this was wan ho the beet belief a the Moans% arty paid out of the mast seams et as mossy. He (Mr. Wade) had had so eggertmnity al submitting this statement to Mr. Cumbalielbee at stabs, bat it would be pat kite Mr. Compbeire lab, and the whoa matter toarbe Squired into by the Mmm fMea el isastigalles. Ho l aimst walipleptlis self to he i thintlatin the ad* diseenlist o lid fairly paid Ms ens, net est of alpha es Mr. Cam had etatettia his sspplemsstary reran bat eat id sad that time was still remelaialag over, star having it, a muyiew et #2,479. Mr. CAMPBELL, the median, in reply, mid that he has. no ether period of batman the somata of that par ticular hatyear than the 30th of June. He did not haw any onsh poled for balancing se the 21st of August. (tip roczizd =nes.) He would only further say that he had sly report well, sad had ezamiaad well forsdag u il= l he bad made it. (Hem.) The Boa. Capt. PLUNKETT roas to move a mead sent to the seas of the chairman, that the report ha re ceived ; sad that all farther emaideraties aas man cm tan** it be postponed to an adjoursed mesas', to be held in London on Thursday, the 29th of November next. The gallant captain urged his amendment it • lengthy speech, in which he took occasion to expose the delbellei composition of the board of direction of the Mr. WALKER, banker, Newcastle, seet al anglis Plunkett's amendnost. A stormy ffisesseles eremed, In which Mr. 11I'Miehes, lit. Blade, Mr. Auld, Mr. Hale Maxwell, Col. Ilieedcaald, Mr. Muir, and Mr. Deane tuck part. The CHAIRMAN moved that the report and accounts be received. This, he said, did not commit the shareholders to its contents. The motion was agreed to. Mr. G. W. CRAM, Newcastle, then premed that the financial position of the company renders it indispen sable for the affairs of this company to be in spected, especially with reference to the of its funds in the purchase of shares in thmen ne eireVe l ossapenies, or otherwise. That a assallen Cs be mimed en Friday )) be appointed to make s at e hrtestigation, end avert ths e - viderser and to state their maim se to the boa Met of the direction in these sensealses: and dee to standee into ell contracts mama IMe by tee dbealtem with ether railway companies. And to Mat bow far these engagements are binding tem this , and their views in nferenea Oases. tire into the liabilities tamed to is the ffitestst: report, and to set if any rebeetken therein, and ems Oboe atatinellamt surd ram is the fatelidale eat temenor am be sates& That the committat shall hale power to tel In amplest amonatarats, comma and =s their emistatams, tad to sisals* the ablators, >t their boas of this essamy, and ham all ether Prim leamet7 la aIaWS lair illallikaliele sad Fetal ; and drassid report be poseenesitho •• maw te lii send in Leslie oat a lbw to be Unitas named. The CHAIRMAN having stated that the directors m ewed in the motion, it was unanimously agreed to. The CHAIRMAN then moved that Mr. John Copley, Jun, Middlemen he appointed a director, to fill up a vacancy is She direetios, which was agreed to. COSS PLvirterr and ILL DILK stated that, os the =rkw the re-gestias of the directors retiring, thy epose that another same should be sobetituted for and the dtrallen to be etd in order to test the qua ties of soaddese• or co soi lam autos. The CHAIRMAN then proposed odip_oa Hinds fir ; Mr. Dickson, of Batas ; Mr. Humphrey Ewing Cr.., Gewgaw ; ad lb. Alderman Thompson M.P., London, who went a onto by rotation, *koala be Ceamia rireistesd. PLUNKETT moved as an antendnent that Mr. llasCishiss *Geld be Maud as • director in lieu of Kr. with tie view of taking a Tote of sonfidenes la the prase. . Awls Wu ' . Vies, of the agebolders moat, 56 = lllll by p=Wr s ot i e l d citi frr , tria l oti f o s s e , t t a 4 l ,77 ll s d r en or sl t ai twartaimpet. Thema a the division was received with lead applause. He seradmts_destanded. I Mr. r. tawvsd that no work ahead* dent es the Sabbath deg._ The Bov. lb. LOOKEEMI eseastled as means A brief amass emend, mod It was Asalli sa r th at the MINIM of Mr. Keildama add set be pat to KK.,Gam to the same Snag bees modem maim the late Sir Alaing Avow. and se istbsatles bne thirds, given to the assobikes that seek a was MM tem& twersid. 4is a tole sithemba le am shaman, the meeting ad d- Wpm{ slit Oita le oat o'clock zest day, teltreseis a sliht bras. CALIDONIAN RAILWAY. The statutoty half yearly doting of this company was held I. (High's Hotel, idianugh, as Thursday, at one o'clock, J. J. HOPS JOalletOkn, Bd., of Annandale, in the Chair. Ths meeting was anosenualy attended. The CHAIRMAN adverted to Use anxiety that had been »premed tofu» an investigation into their aid, and said that noddle. of that kind hod been so geaenlly adopted that the direeten had deemed it their duty to espied in that wish. They were thereto» pr• pared to epee to the appolatatest of a committee to invntigate the petition of the' esespeay. (Hess, hear) Having done so, it was saggested to them, and meet in append to every one, that there would be an ladensteasy I. asking the shareholders to agree to the repast submitted until such time se the report of the committee of iavmdgatios was is their bands. It was sot *aide the Wheelies of the directon to ask the medal; to agree to the report, but to call a subsequent meeting after the report of the committee bad hese considered, to detenahn whether they would adopt the report now is their hands. And as this was a matter in volviag serious oonsequaoss both to the directors and share. holders at large, they wen quite prepared and ready, in pursuance of the 0 1 A.' 1 7. Ys has given in London, to call that " 124 : .n Loudon or anywhere eke that might best suit the daveniseee of the large body of shareholders. The quantity of goods canted during the six months ending the 31st December last was 32,390 tons. During the halt-year ending the 30th of June, the quantity carried was 69,702 tons, showing an name of 27,312 tons, Cr about 60 per cent. (Appian's.) This increase was still going on. It was will known that the development of the traffic of a railway required several years before it same into operatics. la rehired, to a remark which he had seen, that they had se rarest data on which to found calculations et en leered of 1,25.12. per week for the cur sed In maths, be would stets that, so far as their cope. time wash they might lock ter that increase, and also for es basses hoped that. Leeking to the large WWII., they bad dash, the bet thr mathe, and also looking to the dreanutaaese' sad he= while he bad formerly mentioned, be thought that they were rather under than above the mask when they intimated a weekly increase of 1,2601. He ow seas to a sable= whisk he approached with tome pal', Deems* he understood that the impression had gone abroad that they bad not acted with perfect good lath towards tl.e sinretiolders. (Hear, hear) He alluded to the tetrad% id of a clams into the Widaw Leming Bill, wk,reby an aherstion was made in the WNW of snoop. meats with the Greenock, by which they received a dividend of 4 ~p er cent. instead et its being left to the Calsekinian asne...lden to amalgamate with that conpany, he night say, at par. He would slow how that was dose. In the said of parliament preceding the lest, the Greenock op posed the bills the Calodesion had before pardastat for amalgamating with the Seed& Canal and the Wishaw Gempedes. There woe *very poopeet of this opposition, is white the, wove joie= by other parties, bong rucemafal The =sabers of the Caldoann Board, when is Loudon at tain, to the peeps. of their bill, entered into arrange- I mesh with that asapaay, whoosh: Eons placed in the =dies Whisk dog now osea , provided it met with the milks el the Cal shareholders. It was stated that the matter was never anaticeed to the Amended If they would, however, ~Is to the report whisk wm peosnied to the =sodas la Lodes is November het, it would he hand UM it was naeationed there. No doubt they Mimed teem the Gdansk as to the density et obtaining sidady powers They, however, could set im pel the asnaipiletiest of the Greenock Ilse They had as ppeetms to hues that esapany to make their line over to the CYs as Mres,esd she. they wad M pall mat le meths Mir sievagensate with the Miaow, the Oressook ear soda Is =Wag the latreetellia el the Is.. guaraneselag a evilest of 4pse mat Leakkg le the great adveateges whisk the Oakiwtea f would Mike 61M1 this se. eiegauteat with Ihe Widow tin., the dimes= aid not Wok Shot the iatasesetiaa of the abuse with be a oulliest omen he abseleedis the NIL He thought is a *net time that Gilliasit has would he ae bathes to the The hen. wawa maul= st Noteitheathe beo c ril isa kt eughoatisee 'denim to the Benbead MI, le tios Isostith Oestral, sad te the thrift and Perth vallwels, mod =her sews. Ia seasietha be had ouly to say, that as the arse- Wit had agreed es have an isveatigatioa lase the sighs of ths sempsay, awl hie all the aseseetioas sad isettees to mu* he MA &Mobil, he Eli dosorely he= sal teats that tinthetas who should be appeissed to sake that buss —whosoever they might would leas se time is =7l. He looped they would see tat it was only jades I. the =ores These Agnew wee esesiisti, that their be atheetood • =thy as p as Ice, so that, 774 1. 111, of my armtNlaAM trameselleso, fa God's iMmies be emoted aad agromettl t a= gr o / se he =mall= they woo.** dareart =cleared frees the logeilthattate that ha bum mode pion thew Kenai ibiltehsinsaa at down by semi the =option of di• newt Hr. H. HINDI essesiel the notice. car. CODDINOTON, the mc etuy, that owl the lo antihuman» =pan W Mr. D. %de of the =Eton of the Delethidea Railway Oolgiong un Or balance »net and ataltemeat of atom% es the pedal meeting of shersholders on the gbh thigrimp bey, 649:1 " By en airy in the boas of the eategmeg (a espy el which eat= lo prefixed) Warns soma ie *MN with the ram of 25,01061. Is. U. for acesithilei dividend on shaves, the the haltyear is MI June, M hrl it as a I d this ea= asoesenewthg aught Is love hem =sled • a i sbeses soissiewins ialbrpuillaid anima meat THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29 1849. gnat increase to bath deportment,. He sondaded by moving the &dm:4m e i t h e Mr. B. MINDS= sessoiled the mode& Mr. CHAYTOR, el ilk respect to the 'Minot the snaps ay, be easslasrmil that they bad been mars d with toosatpetent edidole. The division, he wee glad to see, were willing to miry ou t 7 the maga liens of the asmaillas M most in re gard to past d den saissmiaadatima . a — Tr - Ea R abe of sew dirastamh (low. bow.) _lb was lan that if they had calm .aiiidds—ddirseratibadeldhbohr hood of vela awaraise a sootiest that would be ideldy If this had been the care hews. certain that than woad men bps been such a contract ea tared Into be year" es Mot by which the company were now 'applied with ask ,e a smanset by which they were paying at the meow time 3e. per Ma more than they should do. He observed from the repinthat the working expense. amounted to 62 or 63 per cent. He emaidered that a most enormous um to pay: The CHAIRMAN said, with regard to what had bees said on the report of the committee of investigatioe, it wee hardly fele se to speak of that eimasittes, more especially after their report had been approved of by the she: ebonize. It was quits teas that no difference had been made to the missy of Mr. Dandies, the secretary, and he had to my that so long as he was chairman of the company he did net think that there would be any alteration in Mr. Duties:la's salary, conviseed as he was that that gentleman was an outrun', whether they souideeed his abilities, or whether they took into censratioa what was paid to similar 'Metals in other companies. With regard to the ossapsay's works at St Margaret's, this had always been a palatal subject to himself, sad the other directors would tell thou that he had cites expressed his opinion that the articles which they seeded might be parchand (dumper than they could be produced at their own works. There was th* however, to conaidered, that what was made there was well made ; that they had cm this amen been free from all accidents In the shape of broken wheels and broken axles, which had been the canoe of so much expense to other com panies. (Hear, bear.) As to esonouty, he could ulnae them that the directors bad =ached a poet done( this, sad they intended still to go too asememblag. The wale' ex penses of the main line only amounted to 40 per cunt The el=expenses of the Hawick line ware, he believed, of 60 per cent. This was always the cam with Dew portions of the line ; bat these would be decreased in due time. There were various ways in which they might reduce the working expenses, each as the ruts aim of fewer trains, and not going at such great speed. This would all be duly attended to by the directors. With regard to what was said by Mr. Chaytor about the price of coke, he had only to state that he was serprieed to bur that gentleman say that It could be got so mach cheaper. They got their coke from the Marley-hill Company, and the dependedquality on the quality. The price of their coke was I& 3d the ton when delivered. It was the very same coke that was seat to Glasgow, and was used by the railway immunise there, and also by the public, who paid the mane price for it as the North British Company did. In reference to the question as to the interest on bankers' loans (349,0001), he had to state that they paid 5 per ant. On the subject of • chap in the diesensa, the directors were perfectly willing to adopt any nenge the sharebokiers might wish at the proper time, whisk was at the next half yearly meeting. The chairman then mired a series of resolutions, to the elect that a dividend be dmibrein 71. 6d. per slue on the original and consolidated DallstfM shares of 251. each, and of la. 6d. per share on the nammenbleted Delkeith shares of 61. each, pay able on the 11th of Oadober next ; that the recommendation @outsized in the direness' report of the payment of interest, at the rite of 6 per amt., an the gleaner-shares, down to the 31st of January, be spurned of, when the stock would be cumeolidated ; and that the directors be authorbed, if they see At, to borrow cm debentares such part of the mosey as they were previewelytuatitoriesd to raise ea the km dakerea, not exceeding 40,0001. The resoletiess were agreed to. Mr. BLACHADDER then brought forward his motion, that there should be no traMe on this railway on the Sabbath day._ Mr. HOPE, of Pestonbarne, moved the previous question. After a long dismission Mr. Hope's amendment was carried by • majority of 51 to 30 votes of the parsons present. After a v ote of thanks to the chairman the meeting separated. MEDICAL --------- Arorszenntss' Hew. —Names of gentlemen who pared their ezentinstion in the science and precise of medians, and received aerate/wee to practise. on Thunday,Seot. 27: I. W. Edger, Kirkby Stephen ; B Carver. Melbourne Cambridge-hire • G. W. New • E E. Kale, Brittol ; T. I. ' Sayer Keinainittali ; G. Gibeisn, May, near Gateshead. SPORTING. CHESTER AUTUMN MEETING-FRIDAY. CRIMP'S LIVIAPNAN STAKII, el 10 sows. seek, for 3 yr olds. One mile and three quartes. (18 lute.) Mr. Bowes'. (Malan t Kr. WallsesMlarry ingartb (WaiteSeidl 3 Mr. Ilsetyn's (W. Oates I 4tol on T . Won by • length. SCRAMBLE Braun, of 3 son. each, and 20 added. One mile aad three qaart•rs. (4 stabs.) Mr. Moseys's, bf by °plonk out di Birdlime, 3 yrs (W. Sharp) 1 Mr. Tesopises lonorecona. 3 yrs (Turner 2 Mr. Whitiahert Mistress Jean, 3 yrs (Daman 3 CRIME= HANDICAP, of 16 sow. each, 10 ft, and 60 added. Grosvenor warms. (32 subs, 14 of who paid 6 soya. each.) Mr. Osbaldestmesico-e-aot, 3 yrs, 7st telb (Merl 1 Mr. limizes Baltleatad, 3 yrs, BA 71b (Winningham 2 Mr. Shepherd'. Th e Alp, 3 yrs, Ist I Ilb (Marmoset 3 Ttte foil swung also ran : lord chesterfield's Mrs. Taft, 4 yrs, 13st 41b (Dam); Mr. Arra wsmith's Lady Hilda, 6 yrs, ast 21b ((l. Abdale) ; Mr..l. Day ad Eagle's Plume, 4 yrs, Bst lib ( Wakefield ; ; Mr. Bayly od Kebabs., 6 yrs, 7st 131 b (Noble) ; Mr. Watt's Chatterer, 3 tn. 7st 131 b (Maton); Mr . Wadlow's Castreff, 4 yrs, gat Illb (W. Sharp); and Mr. Manahan's Fortia,3 yrs, 84 71b (Kegan).-2 to 1 &gat Chat terer, 7to a art doo-0'.130t, 4 to 1 rigs% Ballioafad. Won cleverly by half &length. GRAND &rams Swaim...Ku of 10 soy. such, and 60 added. Seven forloags. (9 subs.) Mr. Memart's Rosetta, Sat Ilb ... ... ............. -. ....(Noblel I Mr. Melklun's French Busy, 7st I li b (Pliewl 2 Mr. B.Green's Witchcraft, bat rib (Wintringham) 3 Four others ran. Won ba half a neck, after a line race. RACES.-THIIIUDAY. Bwinverauss of 6 son. each, for 2-yr old colts, 7st 41b end fillies. Tr ; 3-yr old colts, itst ; and fidies, Bet 10Ib. Winnen tuba. The winner to be sold for 1001., and the second to save his stake. yrs Three- quarten of a mils. w(4el subs.) . Evilsok's Pyrbad. I . Pl Mr r. J. Oshornehilnardrik 2 yrs (Long 1 (Osborne 2 Sir C. Reatont's Tannic 3 yrs- ........ ..........(Whitebouse S Mr. IL Lord's Chbrodonn, 3 yrs. (Lord 4 Won cleverly by a length. CYLATSWORTI STOIC= of 6 son. each, with 60 added, for 3-yr olds and upwards; the second to receive 101. Heats, ones round and a di.. (8 subs.) Mr. Weather's Maid of Meehan, 4 yrs (Arnold) 1 1 Mr. Callum's b g by lien out of Coquette, 5 yrs (O. natation/ 0 2 Mr. T. Parr's Mantle, t yrs (W. Butler 0 3 Mr. Milwood's Ads Mary, 3 yrs (Osborne 2 4 BCAILODAL3 Sumas of 3 son. each. and 26 added; the second to save his rake. 3yr olds, 7st 71b; 4 yrs, Brt 91b' 6 yrs, 9st 21b ; 8 yrs and aged, 9st 61b; mares , I t o., allowed 21bs. Winner to be sold for 601., &o. Otne round. (8 subs.) Mr. Whitehouse'. Inception, 3 yrs (to be sold for 30L) (Enna 1 Mr. Davis's Len Ashton, 4 yrs (201.) (Whitehouse 2 Mr. Pettefor's It by Martin Chunlewit,4 yrs (3014 (E.Edwards 3 Inntiarorzas' Pozen of 301., added I. a Sweeps of 3 son. each ; the 'mead to receive Si,. and the winner to be sold for 1201. Heats, one mile and a half. (8 rubs.) Mr. J. Gill's Lady Lans.al4 4 yrs (Whiteh=e 01 1 Mr. Baker's Tuscan, 4 yrs (Carllle 0 0 2 Mr. Ellis's Anon, 4 yrs ( 0 2 3 HASTINGS AND St. LEONARD'S RACES. THURSDAY. _ -------- Tows Pinis of 401, added .to a Sweeps of 2 eon. each. Huta, ono mils and a half. (7 subs.) Mr. Williams's Antelope, 4 yrs, tat 31b.. (Abrahams 0 0 1 1 Mr. Badler's Lady Mr. Ranstail, 4 yro, rot3lb(Donaklacm I 2 2 2 Mr. Word ' s Arabasoodress, 3 yrs, ?at 81b (Ralph 2 1 3 3 MAYRR, 100, h ft , Mr. lidaey's Master array. aged, Ilat lib (Mr. Lane), beat Mr. Bait's Highwayman, lOst Sib (Mr. Lord), by a bead. LADIZS' PLAT' of M., added to a Sweeps of 2 son. each, once round and a dis. (12 subs.), was won in four heats by Mr. Hurlatone's The Baronet, 6 yn, get 101 b (Kilton) beating Tom Tough, Bst 131b,Ira,7st 31b, midsize others, by a sack. SOUTHPORT RACES.—WEDNESDAT. PROVIINADI SLUM of 1 SOT each, and 10 added (6 subs), were won in two heats by Mr. Johnson's Howdy, 3 yrs, beating Premier, 6 yrs, and three others It•ILWAT STALLS of 3 son each, and 20 added (3 subs), were won in two heats by Mr. Henderson's b m Mrs. Walker, 6 yes, beating Mr. Byers' Mrs. Jones, and Mr. Johnson's Gandy. Tan Pox Haw was won by Mischief, beating two When. 11 TRAFFIC RETURN FOR THB PAST WEEK. - - - -- -- - - -- - - - - -- - - Mike openeL Neasectilailway. Receipts 1848. 1849. 1846. 1849. - - 31 31 Aberdeen Bonus. ..---.. £ , £836 371 379 Belfast and Ballymena 18 19 ' Birkenhead, Law., & Cheshire . 982 14 14 Bolton, Blackburn, and * West Yorkshire 859 854 Bristol and Exeter 141 164 Caledonian 6,107 6.812 604 84 Chester and Holyhead 364 364 Dublin sad Drogheda 7 , 783 71 79 Dahlia and Kinestown 479 479 Duadoe,Perth,Aberdeen Juno l,lOO 1,038 679 919 Bast Anglian 7ll 818 314 764 Bast Laneashire 296 322 Eastern Comities and Norfolk 16,77: 14,181 51 78 Eastern Union 1,40 1,364 674 579 Edinburgh end Glasgow 4,494 3,979 499 78 lidhiburgh, Perth, and Dundee 2,04. 2 433 74 1021 Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr 2,71 3,009 224 224 Glargew.PaiskyAnd Greemeek 1,141 1,084 143 OrmeNeethern&l.Lisesimh. 130 1684 Great Boadssou asiWeeeern(l) 3, , , 3,331 2061 2301 Great Westerns .. .. ... • 70 70 Lancaster and Carlisle 3,369 3,799 1729 2069 Lineashire and Yorkshire 12,394 12,417 - 13 Liverpool,Crosby, & flouthpo - 122 436 4784 London andNorthWeetern ;48,. 43,463 4 59 London and Blackwell 1824 170 London, Brighton, and 8. Cowl 11,91: 12,012 198 2209 London and South Western 10,836 10,062 144 144 Londonderry and Enniskillen 137 139 941 1674 Manchester, tiheff., &Litsoohis 3,67' 6,063 4234 471 Midland 24,419 23,660 364 60 Midland GurstWeetern.(l) l,OBB 1,101 86 36 Mankleads - 829 122 North British 459 469 Scottish Central 23 43 Shrewsbury and Chester B3l 1,446 30 Bhrosehire Union 343 - 60 571 South Devon 1 866 1,606 1669 189 South Basternt 10,816 12,646 38 88 Taff Vale 36 26 Ulster 7 7, 661 26 Waterford and Limerick - 288 - 13 13.. West Cornwall 226 266 12 12 Whitekaven Junction 209 197 269 2901 York, Newcastle, Berwick l3- 13,262 2551 2551 York and North Midland 9,866 7.667 FOREIGN. 68 764 Amiens and Boulogne 1,889 1,734 28 26 Dieppe 714 714 Montereau and Troyes 211 211 Northern of Fraser 14,664 17,220 1074 1079 Orleans to Sources (Cet.t.) 873 - 72 72 Orleans to Town 3,294 12 82 Pula and Orleans R 6 85 Pais and Bolen 694 699 Bowen and Havre 2,629 2,889 • Total, including Bristol rad Pastor, 30,1701. t Excludes et Beadle& Guildford, end kriota receipts. NAVAL. Amenuvrr, Garr. 28.—ArrOISTMIXTe.—To Crocodile —Maser: a. J. Gibbon. Irseprerealele—Naval Cadet: B. Donny. Serpent—Covoessoder: C. Barker. Liootinast: M. For. Acting-Master: 0.025.. Pager and Purser: F. J. J. Arnett. Master's Assistant: H. Hann Clinks: A. Bona and B. IL Midi Boatswain : S. Ball. Carpen ter: G. Mildred. Leareder—Lieutossate : C. Fellows, B. S. Bldperith, W. G. Joao. and J. Edge. Meats: W. T. Wheeler. Snead Hadar: 8. S. W. Moriesq. Puna, : D. S. Binpos. Master's Aniseed: F. W. Bas sad B. Pitman. Midshipman : G. W. Carter and K. Swoon. Moto: W. Warburton and W. H. Fitapetriek. Clerk's Annan : H. H. Hanka. Natal Casts: F. H. Hastings and A. Newbury. Boatswain : W. Tonto& Gunnar : W. Deana. Cements : I. Clain. Poirrodown, Bare. 28.—Bnlient, 22, Captain R. B Wades, arrived this mashy hen _Cope ef Gen Hope stens, hat bop se awry alish Mahn %sea pat on bond the lallexible at et Ho asep ban soll • whin stemee hes s pri ons sms' days , einem arrived. Ti. nonnwsni tiheinglal lasa eflishiers, si 4 wenn and 11 eindrea to the IX Selena logineasbass eons bens ia this nip. Mr. Edge, Frsea leder of ths SIM 411•16 Mae set Ibbs, sled Mr. Ms ben appoinal seeing hi by =. Captain Wales's bay edi bony have arrived Mint, whin la an is Illesersin to be paid off, sea wall sail this emir& BMW boil • keg garage. aaa his Ind severe water their ha ad nye. The - Myrtle Mrow•essMens te-aryllarDelawith esperaudrarin. lbensums, Barr. 25.—The iOwug reductions are eon. =osooposent unit thelesen that of benches by al the Admiralty. It is saps On but be Royal to be E d My ia seht, with all its albsaintenpania,b holdrith ; and as eke bin Ism Mai entreemely Woo. t etten—ehe is to be bend up. The esprit fondant will lion his_pesdasteither as the Quail, each, or Baton. gsai mmil a c t The amber of royal li es yields kept in anisiesioa ta sinew dairdne bag been a dune of 4samenkle* esa the pmt Addl. • bus Ulm the Ws Mak mans undiention. 77art NOW% as Ws past at the liediesdea of tilt, Ma gown Quondam Cove, as en s w but w h ist Mrs* ea t i Portenssik, informs.. den having bora mat Wirt panneler el the Brier it:e W tarrnit all lotted kr tie pulp is the den Tbe Oesevia is eel in don, len =IL her Wt ma tis‘e s s Is be usasi&sits. tud e =l , 7ili Da the ASSN of 11110 isiiirsiWals arrived on &May eve ing, and wen Wined Is do parties as Monday . They date egesibely that the Alms ere not to take rank thereon but win ea the lad, an iz Z h :s beteadoes 'Moir grades se =ns i Brink arm nea el the end gamed at this Meng been at the bWeey ay en pus samba, Ina seginiage at a target Ode w oo k.i i a nry sepses pasties they eine of it. The little tenet wee nun taus than wee, sad every shot Ina so we n If. NM& that net even a ship's launch could hen estaped de nudes. Anther avid= of the fond will arrive hen nod wen kr miner lad/sane. Woomod, Barr, Conunander ileseness, vas paid of to-day and put ont of aoradision,— Arabs, st.-v., le ordered to he brought hewer& he oonunie den es ea expensing drew Man Tern NORTH BRITISH. - TM half-yearly thistles of this compaay was held at Ilisbergh eu Ohioan, Lututterro, of Dena, tho ebonite& et the ithepay, priding. The *Mane roped, a ropy d whin appeared is the Rama of Tuesday, liming beta MIA as reed, The CHAIRMAN add, Um la pesimilag to make a few »dada, he Wen allude to the ttA tilt tea North British Railway, le mama with dl gain hadl aired mameely me the &mewl thole el the beie el no esoalip t Prey the table of math soothed to the raped, tumid be ob served that the number of poompees Mg Mho ell ID a Tu., emebbrabie meat. At the lime lbw, the poet revamp derived beta the p.seyer India beiesaideth*haerethei. The teen trio led doe din-Mai fa Mads tie woo -1 tial y teseird, bat the thisey mined ben M lei dee ma bes eel, *pia be etldbillei ems ftthe to Ili e Ctb the Roe hang air mi csi eut this it wit at the dame the bet half-yeerly . TM wan however, While bad in to the Manullso the outset of Wit, ding dodo!, ma aloe el Tomb's be disappear, wa tt that net Mee a KELSO RACES.—TursDAy. PILODUCI 117I1; of 2b eaeb, 10 It for Syr-old oohs, tkt 71n, and fillies, 8.141 b. 11 arils. 110 anbe.)—Lord Eglinton'e Eithiron walked over. CRICKET. MIDDLE HILL CLUB v. BOX CLUB. The h;;;;;17076;;;;;;t3t;•.;tie Middle Hill and Box clubs took place on Thursday, at the last named village, and attracts& a numerous company. The following was the mom : MIDDLIS HILL. - let inn. 2nd inn, W. Pinata, e Browner, b LuckinUT 11 bw, b Luckless — 1 R. Tytey, b Brown Duo* b Ludas= S. Vraey, bD. &own 0 OJ. W. Brown, b Aust... 3 C. Hiteblas, ► Brown H. Hotwortby, not out 4 run out, bW. D. Brown 16 B. Plelca, eW. Brown, bD. Brown 2 bD. Brows 2 8. W. Seaworthy, is Luc man, b J. Art 7 s out Brownlog 0 Elwood, b Leaman 1 c sad b Lnekman H. Plnsbla, e Lust, bD. Brown.— 9 bW. D. Brown 6 D. WII I / 4 e Nene% bJ. Aust BM, 3 3 Byes 7, w b 3 .... .... 10 Total 43 Total., Box CLUB. Lt lan. 19 2ndlnn, J. Aast, bH. HoWorthy 9 b Elwood I W. J. Brows, a W. Pinola; 0 s; R. Holwortby W. D. Brown, BH. Hotworthy W. Lochs"; a Elwood, b H. Hotworthy J. Brown, aH. Hoiwortby 0. Browning. 1 b w, b H. Hol.. worthy lO aH. Holworth, b Elwood... 3 J. Melds, e T. Vary, 0 H. Hol worthy 1 e and bH. Holworthy 0 J. Renee, bH. Halworthy C. lenewarthy, bH. Itolwottiy . 0 aH. Pineldn, 0 Elwood A. Mike, bH. ladwortby 0. Mott, not out 0 bC. Hackies 0 By's 2 Byes 2 Total sB 17 In the evening, a numerous party, including the members of the club, sat down to a handsome dinner at the Queen's Bead Inn, Box. Eab3 3inteltigente. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YEsrEaDet. Strom Ma. Cixonsamos POPILLAMICL CHAROZ or FZLOPLY AOAIIIIT A BTOWL-BROILIX. This was the day appointed for the last examination of B. Nair's, described an a etzek-breker, of Warnford Court. The bankrupt had not surrendered, and iv supposed to be oat of the country. Mr. HiLeary, who appeared for the assignees, said this was the case of a men who came before the court with debts and liabilities to the amount of 40,0001., while the meets did It-4 exceed 1,2001. or 1,3001. His transeettons had been characterised by great fraud. Shortly before his bankruptcy he had obtained 4,0001. from a party, for the purpose of in vestiag it In Great Western Railway *hates; he had aka received 1,8001. from a clergyman, and a considerable Wm from a Mr. Spurgeon, to invest la the public securities. The whole of there sums he had appropriated to his ow. use; and it would appear that he had defrauded the public to the amount of 30,0004 in hard cash India • few weeks of his bankruptcy. The whole amount of assets hitherto received wee 1,4001., 8001. of which be (Mr. Bil lowy) had ISONI6III in stopping at the banker's. and the se. mender ems lie mesas of his Waters. The ha la Wended to do all the mischief he o l tiald li ft bed to Boulega a fortnight before the bit wee heasd, and bed assrred a sum of 2,0001. to the name of sae of hie bed, a _Mr. Biases, who had gas e backwards sad Sawn& to the bakes at Boulogne, and had been di vested to apply the 1,0:01. in the payment of dilemmas as time barges, whisk were, in tact, illegal tramming. The aeons is bead woad predates a dividend of net mere thea ammo , in the pound. The knit rapt had ad Dow turret:44ra ; he was theredk, panty of hasty, under the ea 6 Geo. 111. the eallela bad suck paha preacute this ma and transport him, them receive the Weapon dividend el N. or 9d., though it cos possible • premestimomight sat Hem 2001. They thereiere proposed that am* dim skald ge over to Boalogue, with some of the ammihers, and shoal endeavour to brig doh man back. It wee hoped that his Roam would ma me eb. intim to their being allowed to presecate this dears at the ezpen.e of the estate. The court, he submitted, had papa to do this. Mr. Plows, for the bankrupt, asked that the last adjoura. mint skald be further adjourned. His Honour said he bad no such Jurisdiction. The appli. onion ought to have been made eight days ago for ea enlargement of the period. U. never granted en adjoura• sent where there wee not a surrender dribs bankrupt. After some conversation as to the mode of proceeding against the bankrupt, Mr. Paws suggested that no proosedings should be taken for a fortuiebt, in which time it wee pt table the bankrupt I might rerun. Mr. Bialand, for Mr. Fielder, a creditor, said his dient had advanced above 4,0001. to the bankrupt kr th an c i rsbna of Ames, which had never been all maks that all that was possible shoeld v liiisa%for i S lag Zia to justice. lie was anyou that the at lie be pet ea their guard against a system whisk preadial as the Stack Exchange, of cai r ry s izever leans fan ens M. Cling day to another, and this Y rilsomme. Thi s bad hese done with Mr. ielder's isle% the &limey e/ *ask had been deterred till the bankrupt get oat d Ilse Otataissianar said it wee well known thardds gins prevailed on tin Stock Exchange ; but where parks pow 'bassi investment, and the shares were to be delivered at a salsa dins, he thought they had a rowdy against the baker. lildnaisiy the ease was allowed to al i t till the ozpi nom of the 14 Ws further allowed bankrupt to Intallafr. THE POLICE COURTS. _ WORSHIP STREET. _ _ ALLEGED ExTi1;1171 , 71113:13612L1/111NT.—Robert Jones, employed as station muter in the srevice of the Eutern Countbs B3lwav Company, was chsrged with having em bezzled Tarious sum of money to the amount of 2.501., the property of his employees. After hearing some preliminary evidence in support of the shirr, Mt'. Arnold said that the =attar was clearly out of his jurisdiction, and directed that the prisoner should be con veyed for rumination before the magistrates of the county in which the alleged offence had been committed. LAMBETH. ROBBER'S', sx DU•Lta Qtrainer's Yesterday was the day appointed for the further examination of Samuel lkw, who was charged with dealing with • 501. bank poet bill of the Bank of Ireland, in connection with • person named John Shea, under very suspicious circum stances, but How not making his appearance at the usual time, Isaacs, the of ceir engaged in the case, informed Mr. Elliott t►at on that morning the w►ole of the intuitive in How's house had been removed, and it was his impression that it was not his intention to app.*: to meet the CLAM. Upwards of an hoar having elapsed Mr. Games applied to his worship to enlarge the bail entered into for the appear ance of the prisoner for • week, and instanced the case of Mrs. Heald (Lola Montes), where Mr. Hardwick enlarged the bill under ►imilar circumstances. _ _ Mr. Elliott consented to the enlargement of the non:d unes ter a week. Prows the LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, Sept. 28. &MAID lussorlom Rums. t.setk Malawi), Norfolk, tailor sod =ortmesder Ort. al mod Nov. 12, w ind 4 , grimlog ical', Jay, Borklarabary, and Jay PilNot. with; oftsamig, Grabs, Coleotatayem. Wawa ltig!trr, Froatimaarao "- I+. it Zlt 4t llogr i l . ca t. , taker, 8010., I; of. meg. Pennell, i;ii,,:e - i;c;;.a iriii;-ak Aramerrosisurro., nuagarlorgaiwket, wigs serchant, Oct. 3, at 12, and Nov. 8, at at De Medina,Crosby. halLeharahen ; off. Odamactrait. WILLS= limssr Yon, Lasuionatre ogler, Oct 11, at 12, and Nov. IS, at 10. at Direaktiabwia Cart. gob, Robinson and Spooner, Lakonia. eff. Wbitatoro, Birsainghun. WILUAN Hours zed Taman Woou Leimater, Umber merchants, Oct 13, at 11, Ned Nov. 9, at 10, at the Birminghtm District at Co held Nottingham. Sol, Gregory, lAiralm; off. sang., Bittl Mon, Nottingham. Wuraam Laymen, Livarpool, auctioneer, Oct. 12 and Noy. 9 at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sob. Bridger and Collins, King William street, and Francis and AlMond, Liverpool; off. ming., Turns:, Liverpool. Romano Loan and Wiuwa Rama, Painstriek, Gloucestershire, millets, 0ct.13 and Nov. 12, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sob., White and Co.. Land" and W. and C. Bann, Bristol; off. swig, Arca ma, BriatoL ALEXANDIR Ounuyr Yaarv , Bridged, Yorkshire, StaliOccf, Oct. II and Nov. 9, at 11, at Leeds Court. Sob., Ashby and Watts, Old Jewry, and Teas, Leeds ; off. wig., Young, Leeds. WILLIAX IiCIZERT Smarr, Chummy-lane and Brampton, nine 'mer chant, Oct 10, at 11, and Nov. 9, at 121, at Basinghall-street Solt, Young and 200, Mark-lane; off. uaig., Pawn, Basingitall. stmt. Co m▪ um &roma Menu, Louth, Lincolnshire, draper, Oct. 10, at 1, and Nov. 16, at 12, at all -street. rola., Reed and Co., Friday-street • off. Nip, Basinahall-atamt. Janes mem, swearer, Oct. 6, at 1, and Nov. 3, at 11, at Bei., Mar, New-inn ; oft Orem, • " Ye roam" fit, Oct 13, at 10, and Nov. 10, at le, at bode Diewiat held at Shrdteld. Solo, Walter and Co., Ilyureara.inn. and . and B. Wake, Clierneld; off. wig., Fr CHa = oaam. Camlidtlge, upbolaterer and cabinetmaker, Oct. tad Nov. 12. at 12, at liasingball-street. Sot, Depree, Lawrence- lane; or. asaig., ruralised, Guildhall-chambers. . RANERUPTCIEB ANNULLED. July 24. EDIFALD Haunt and Maar ILawm, Mill-atmet, Bar. 'pandit% merchants. Sept. 13. Juan Noah, Droitwitch. Woroes.erahlre, salt mannlac , tuner. INSOLVENT J. Buse, Ea:disbud, O. Maas" Halifax, Yorkshire, Journeyman dyer. W. HISILIT, Horsham, Sussex, carpenter. W. lisnsauw, Hanks, Yorkshire, corn dealer. Meth, Glammgare, cabinetmaker. E. Paver, Casabrawleigh, Devooshire, labourer. L. Tames, Britonferry, OWniarganshire, moon. W. Wise, Bradford, Yorkshire, tailor. W. WOO; MOO, 1 orkshire, wiredrawer. PRI OX WOMB MIX PITSTIONI. J. Ilium, Colx,, antietant to a dvaper. • J. Buchner, Busher" Lanca shire, warehoueeman. W. Ilargogo, Hulme, lancsalaire, Bussed victualler. IL H. assume, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, baker. P. Hawn; lA. Helen's, lencashke, earthenware, chine, and glass duke. J. 112011A11, Wigan, Lancashire, provision shopkeeper. H. L. Joan, Liverpool, Waunakee. P. Montt" Hulme, Lanemitdre, house painter. H. Mouse, Preston, lesteashire, fruit dealer. C. MucaLris, Manchester, plumber. 0. MiLsung, Badcliffe, Lancashire, journeyman dyer. T. MOLTNIUX, &holes, Lancashire, coal dealer. E. Moons, Proem, Lanauhire, corn dealer. T. Email , Blackburn, Lancashire, journeyman cotton spinner. J. Pou.ann, Maine, Lancashire, provision dealer. J. Puce, Ashtmsonder-Lose, lanaashire, rotators:4lmm. W. QUIN. Liverpool, commission agent. B. Bascom, Morley, Lancashire, carder in a cotton factory. J. Tuairss, "'moue', Devonshire, victualler. J. B. WooLu, Bard, Lancashire, retail beer seller. DECLABATIONB 01/DIVIDENDS. JOINS Barer. Wirringtotl o "uosshire, attorney-at-law—lat div. M Is. 6d., any Friday, at N Waninetels. Barnum. Butuor, Jun., Hannon, Devonshire, victualler—div. of 30., in said= to 4a. previously declared, any Tuesday or Friday after Oct. 9, at Binger', Exeter. Josue CuLocawsu. Blower. Taunton. Somseeteline, draper—let di,. of Gs. 84., any Tuesday or Friday after Oct. 9, at Misers, Exeter. Isaac PUNT CUMMINS; NSISMON Cheshire ' chemist =I drug girt—first div. of 3e. ltd., Oct. 18, end any subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. Jews' Josig, Newton-in-Mackergeld, Lancashire, labourer—div. of 7d., any Friday, at Nicholsco's, Warrington. Jong IlLuanocs, Liverpool, tallow chandler-2nd div. of 41., Oct. 11, and any subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. INN Parma &cusp, Liverpool, merchant-4th dlv. of 11.16tha of a penny, Oct. lb, and any subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, Liver pool. Amos Lee Teentair, Liverpool, merchant-2nd die. of 74., Oct, 11, and any subsequent Thursday, at Tonnes, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS.—Opt 22. J. Addams, Flasbary.square, surgeon— Oct. 26. Elisabeth Aydon and T. W. Ferguson, Newcastle-upon- Tyne, grootre—Oct. U. J. Davies, Dudley Port, Staffordshire, iron router —Oct. 26. J. Übe" Sunderland, Durham, groper—Oct. 26. Farah Stone, Cheetham, Lancashire, bakor—Oct. 20. T. S. Town send and W. Townsend, Liverpool, drapers. CENTIFICATE to bs granted, anima cause be shown to the contrary, an the day d woretiag. Oct. 23. T. Bamford, Rochdale, Lunashire woollen manur...._ —Oct. 23. E. Chadwek, J. Shaw, and A. Gailaide, Oldham, Lanca shire, cot , on spinners —Oct 26. R. Cogan, Leicester -square, giant lead, and colour manhunt—Oct 22. A. Denoon, hdam'oeourt, Old Broactetrcet, City, Merchant—Oct. 21. J. Pletcher, Manchester, auc tioneer—Oct. U. Holmes, hi boot sad shoemaker— Oct. 26. O. Kirtland, bletchington end Halides nois Oxfordahirer coal merchant—Oct. 26. J. Morgan, Ccipthall-court, City, stock sod share broser—Oct. 20. P. Meador& Great Mapleatead. Posen, miller —Oct. 26. J. Fulham, linizbourne, Hertfordshire, plasterer--Ctot. 20. W. Reeves, Horseferry-road, Linwhonse, live stock deakr —Oct. 26. 14=Scuiderland, Durham, grocer—Oct. 22. W. Sergeant, fruiterer—Deo. 10. W. Shaw, Loads, Yorkshire, iron founfisr. CEITIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vico-Chancellor acting iu forlangray, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before 01.111. T. Barrett, Orford, timber merchant—J. Beat, jun., Dudley, War 7=grocer —T. N. Brown, Fetter-lane, City, pawabroker— arringdon-street, City, printer end publisher—it. Dick man, Ka/berth, Pembrokeshire, grocer-11. Hollis, Liverpool, tea dealer —W. U. Maybury, Worcester, limier—T. Plo, sea., lipmin der and fitiltord, Eases, miller —L Parlour, Be Bauvoir-whart, Canal-road, Horton, stone merchant —S. Roberta, Llanrhaisdr yn Hochman, Denbighshire, innkeeper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—T. Holt and D. Fraser, Man chester, Umber met ants—E. 11. Holmes and J. J. Wilkinson, Bath, lineadrapers—C. Horne and T. Horne, LeedenhalLmarket, poultry sdeemen—ll. Lightbourn and J. Cam bell, Blackburn, laacashire, painters—Jane Madden and W. IL , Torquay, Devonshire, —J. Horgan sad 0. B. Lend, New Oxford-street, coarsen in wood lad stone—W. Nees, W. Denison, and T. Snowdon, Leeda, manufmturing eboralst.., so far as regards W. Denison—F. Ovorttury mad J. Orertorry, Healey-in-Arden, Warwiekshim, drapers —IL. H. 'trim, and B. Q. Shams, Ay:esbury, Buckinghamshire, gro oere—Ann Dixon Steel, H. Steel, Margaret Steel, Em:ly Jane Steal, and W. Ms, Nornieti, deniers in hardware. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Jona Coon. Cultenhose, Stirlingshire, fanner, Oct. 2 and SS, at Campbell's Golden Lion Hotel, Stirling. A. PINLATION, Stornoway, merchant, Oct. 1 and IS, at the Lewis Hotel, Starnoway. PUBLIC SALBS. Barr. 28.—8 y MOM.. kAKIIIKOTHER. and CO., at Oarraway'e.—A freehold detached residence, Lewiaham, near Blackheath, with pleasure grounds, &c., and meadow lend. in the whole 61 acres, land tag redeemed—sold for 8,3101. Four freehold cottages, Charles-place, Lewisham, let ter 301. per annum-6161. Freehold paddock, adjoining the shove, containing 3a. 2r. Bp.-8901. I Two freehold residences and four cottages, adjoining the I above, producing 801. 10s. per annum-790 1. Freehold renitence, called Oakwood, Abinger, Surrey, with gardens and paddocks, comprising 61 agree-3701. Absolute reversion to one-fourth of 2,1411. 18a. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., receivable, free of legacy duty, at the death of a lady aged 60.-1901. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. BATIIIIDAT. 8/PT. 29,1849. I. State of the Weather at each of the following places Nine o'clock yesterday morning. Ovum Ilargenth Name at Moe. wi nd. of wr.d. of State or Weather. BASIJIMMIii. .... LW. Gentle Breese Overcast Burros LE. :Ostia Breese Rain Ilmignseson N.W. Mello Breese Cloudless Demeanors& LW. Gentle Breese Overawe 811.1011170 X B.W. Calm Partially Goody names. ......... CONWAT 3 Goalie Breese Partially Cloudy Boorstraon ...... Earn B. Calm Partially Cloudy Pommes B.W. Castle Breese Overcast Cii.soow Ourcossrsa ear.smincs W. Gentle Breams (Boodles Rums W. Ganda Breese Cloodkes HOLTIMAD B.W. Gentle Breese Partially Goody Lossuesa ILL Gentle Breen Omani liameserms —... If serserza ..- Oases ..... ..... ...- B.W. Gentle Breen, Cloudier pa ...........„ S. - Gentle Breese Putolly Cloudy B. Gentle Breen Partially Cloudy 'BMW B. Gentle Breese Paztlally Cloudy SOITTNADitiON demos Tomatoes Ranvier= )NDON, St Wind. Dkt, Noox. Buts of !leather. Coarse of wind. SAW. ao 4 i . SHIPPING INTELLIGSNI NW . aura.. GOISCI.," int • H.. war CASUALTIES. Atlantic Ltonard ; Ald, Sand e rs on; French trill Tresl6l, dais t. 'Argent; Spanish brie Yururacb a t, Rom d i ; „ Lscirlo, Rmetti; all for London, bare put back.—yrd. mouth, Sept. 27. Atkin, of Faversham, from Cror ate& for Newcastle, was c a shore cif Lanaholoneer Gothland, 15th inst. (as preview,. reported), and it was doubtful whether she would colg s off again.—Elsinore, Sept. 22. Eleonore, Backer, from Memel to Londsa, put in'o the Roads yesterday, leaky, with damage, aid with los e / anchor and chain, having been on shore on the Med i . ground, and must discharge.—Copenhatten, Sept 23. Esop (Usnffe), barque, from Mauritius, semi on di m et, masted, north of 'Rangoon, previous to June 29th ; en v arrived at that port. Eenriette, Brandenburg, of and from Stettin to Limerick, put in hers 15th init. leaky, and with damage to Ws am rigging, and will discharge.—Stavauger, Sept. 16. Dimmer*, Barnes, of and from &illy, which arrived Imo yesterday, and anchored eastward of the usual roadstead, parted one cable this morning, slipped the other, sad was run oa the beach half a mile from Newlyn Pier, but m gy be got off should the weather mode rate. It is blowing fresh gale from E. to ESE.—Pezmoce Sept. 26. MAILS. Hamburg Hamad Lithos Pad& India vid Southampton bulls via Marseilles Boston and Bald= Melia) and Havanath West India Brasil Oct: 6 Oct. 7. Sept. 0 Oct. 4 Oct. tt Oct. 7 Sept. 24 ARRIVED. ALERT—at Queenstown September 26, from ...... ......,. Annone—M Hull, S ep t :ember 26, from Aux OLTHRIE —at Hull, September 26, from 2......_ 31m Aoses—at Poole, September 27, from Axis—at Sunderland, September 26, fr0m....,, = damns—al Aberdeen, September 26, from bail" Aura—off Liverpool, September 28 Aucus—at Gravesend, September 28, from Yelled's.; Ajax—at Bristol, September 28, from itettle Acmes—at Bristol, Septentter 28, from thozona—at Dundeee Bowls, September 28, bee Qv: Bm—at Portland, September 28, from _ 9Psis .ma—stlrsinsoutb, ' - —'-- .._::~ e. tier 27, from.. Chll6. COLYOVA-at, arldowater, September 27, 41.4111 X O /4 16 11, CALM/001*-C Dundee, September 26, from Aim Comma-at Lynn, September 27, fr0r0....-..„. .......... Hembq Cams-at Suaderland, September 28, from libel Correams-off Kirkaldy, September 26, from Omen' CominDgmcz -at Kingstown, Sept. 27, from ........ Kkatenai Cato-of Liverpool, September 28 Um:Dome-at Gravesend, September 28, from ........ Embin Cbtrusnse -at Gravesend, September 27, from Nonni Doreernss Easerno a-at Suoderlmd, ept. 26, frees ... = Errs SALIN- Ilt Bridgewater, September 27, from. Rum-at Dundee, September 26, from Ai Eu.u' Clayman-et Hull, September 27, from .. ...._ . .....„And Bummers-at Lowestoft Roads, September 27, boln lbeage PAULI-at Falmouth, September 27, free ........... -....-- omle Eues-attit. Hawes, September 26, from Aim ELLIN 611.11A1t-air Liverpool, September 26, from Loh Eumr-at Mai 01, September 28, from Passing Hairaeon (new barque) -at Liverpool, Sept. 28, from .A/erase nom AND Jase--at Gravesend, september 28, from. .riees Fume ea haste-at Testa', September 27, from Rama* ()Lunen Carets-et Dundee, September 26, from .Peterslimg Owass-at Leith, September 26, from -111 = Hmourem-at Newhaven, September 27, from ROLTROOD -at Rothesay B; , Septem 27, from Menem Ina-at Hull, September frank .............. ..................-...Plibe Ism-at Leith, September 2 , fawn Instil Ime-at Deal, September 28, from Celia Imams Csaaou.-at Werrenpoutt, September 28, from ()vomit Joss-at Gravesend, September 28 from retailing Jane--eat Bristol, September 28, frOm biro Jars-at Bristol, September 23, from .lllreeistil Kan-at Newport, M., .ber 28, from Data LAUT ROW/Oa-at 11v September 38, frail CICOOII WO J. Ruesium-at Gravesend, September 28, from_ _Mama Ilanv C. FITSIOT -at Dundee Roads, September 26, fron Comeng Homer esterase-at Hull, September 27, tram .Dray Herrman-A Plymouth, September 27, from leaks PEACIVAL Possess-at Hartlepool, September 27, from...Bembem Pewees-at Hull, September 26, from Ytterberg Boman Exernoti-at Plymouth, September 27, fr0m.........LmEn Renss-at Falmouth, September 27, from Illba Race-of the Limed, September 25, from Sea Rao-at Greenock, September 26, fr0m.......... .... = Switeroverr-at Leith, September 26, from ........ Ilittelmli Senna-at Portsmouth, September 27, boat ......-.....lnedee Sour-at Deal, September 28, from licsomium-at Falmouth, September 27, ham -711 • 1 1 6 1 Tatman -at Hall, September 26, from Imigiber Yeamsetwos-at Yarmouth, N., September 26, from.- Um or--at & -.kids, September 27, from . ............ -....= Union-at Gravesend, September 28, ham. .„....„ Vmesa-at Shield'', Sept. 27, from Witemeteme-at Gravesend, September 27, from. Ter= anumm Wil-at Hull, September 26, from Remus-at Harwich, September 27, from. ...... ......„.........11Mlb BAILED. Arozio-from Gravesend, September 28, to .21Mse ANA INAIDAILTAR-from GIATININDA, September SS, to = Autsua-from Gravesend, September 28, to Aroma-front Gravesend, September 28, to Alin Ministers-from Gravesend, September 26, to Me Anne-from Liverpool, Sept. 28, to T i le ANNA MANIA-from Cardiff, September 37, to. -llsodM Ascunaus-from Dundee, September 211, M. ....... -111 Aumma-ham Vraserburgb, September SS, toi. -MO ExOTBRDA-from Pedrosa, September 26, t 0... .*. ...... -list Bast LoNoND-from Gravesend, September 28, to al CARL Fames-from Gravesend, 'September 26, to Atelot Cauessums-tram Gravesend, September 26, to ........ .......00 CRAMTLAIIR-ham Gramemd, September 28, to ...... = Coma-from Gravesend, September 26, to .... . CHARM-110M Gravesend, September 28, to JONI Casecur-from Gravesend, September 28, to Overenp Coustavarive-from Graveeend, September 28, to Zitioro Careteattea-from Newport, EL, September 27, to Trieste Das GORR Maw-from Gravesend, September" to Ebbw rum-from Gravesend, September 28, to. .llasion Euu-from Gravesend, September 28, to Menu Erroar-from Gravesend, September 28, to to Mined= Emma-from Gravesend, September 28, .l EARL te or Aeentan- from Gramserui, September It, lota Bus Woot,-from Liverpool, September en to ----As Vaiases-from Portsmouth, September 27, to ....,..L00d50 Pam Barron-from Twos, September 27, to ........ ....MO holm Hantua-from Ponder, September 22, to -...- ........ itioutateem-from Liverpool, September 28, to .Bite Ilannuna.-from Liverpool, September 28, to -.......Tnab1el Haterme-from Gravesend, September" to Omovy Homo-from Gravesend, September 28, to UM, [[Sousa-from Gravesend, September 28, to -UMW" hAILLLA TI(0111.#0:4-from Gravesend, September 28, to - ....omin 'satsuma -from Newport, N., September 26, to bittern Jill Caow -from Liverpool, September 28, to Midi Jaws Lt.IIIMLN -from Gravesend, September 28, to Oasis LONDON-from Milford, September 20, to Rio Issas MILLDAM -from Belfast, September 26, to Teen NATIVI-from GINVINIODA, September 28, to NerteMb Neonate Jun-from Gravesend, September 28, to Mod NIORD-from Gravesend, September 28, to Soroll Ovsz-from Gravesend, September 28, to Pies rue IX-from Gravesend, September 28, to Mb Vaoarearm-fro t. Gravesend, September 28, t 0....... Mem' EARAOON-from Grament September 28, to .„ Ails Li Patesnem-from verpou September 28, to Se* Puttoutex-from Liverpool, September 28, to OMNI (Una. or Pram-from Gravesend, September 22, to...lice= EATIMND-from Gravereod, September le, to Itsomerios-from Gravesend, September 21 to 11, NMI EOPRIA Nam-from Gravesend, September to NMI SULTANA Semees-from Gravesenel i Zeptember to BM Santo -from Gravesend, Septettes 28, to MM Sauenum-from Liverpool, September 28, to Verremarti Sarnia-from Liverpool[, September 28, to Madill Tuoe.Citer-fmat Cerata, September 27, to Mai VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. AMPHITRITII. of and from Ipswich for Valencia, Sept. 19, lat. 42 N, KM. 11 W. COMPUZIIIIIO HSP.O, Cockburn, frau Newport for Alexandria, eff St. Vincent, Aug. 28. Eu.an, from Falmouth, for Seville, Beetle, lat. 42 N., be. 11 W. Heap, of Brixham, from Cape flnleterre, three miles, from CarthiG for Bareelone, Wept. 3; ell well. lADT N (aehooner), trom Galata for Limerick, off Maga ; 9 0 date reported Itaeozerrox from Cadiz for Loudon, Sept. 14, off Cape St. Tincent Scrim (skip', July 13 lat. 19 N., lon. 114 E. Shinn, from itio for Cannantlnople, Sept. 10, lat. 37 N, 9 W. YZOKAJI (ship), of °rennet, Sept. 14, lat. 49, loc. 114. [AdYniftifielllollV -AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF "LCLILLTID LILO la OLLOWAVII OINTIIVIT LSD PILIA.—P.Itret et a letter from Hr. Eastwood of 4, Merall.street, Rail To Pr. favor Holloway.-81r,—For two years I was griatuely aided witit a tad ISM which was full of ulcers ; I applied to wand doctors sad took tiWr. remedies but without the least Rood. At length, MOO for me, I procured some of your ointinsat and pills bun him ) of this town, which bad the effect of airing inyleg in • brief wool. time, in gratitude for which 1 make this owe brink in the hope all others may derive benefit by adopting a similar mm. kf I armrests and at Professor Holloway's eelektisallat, 24f, Mods tondos. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. OIBBON.--Sept. 28, at 49, Wlltos.ereeeent, the wife If the Right Hon. Thomas %Inner Gibeort. 31. P of a daughter BLIIIOII.--Bept. 25, at Alfred-pleas,' Tharloe-square, the wife of A. Sleigh, Esq., late Lieut. 77th Best, of & eon, etill-born. BOUTHEY.—Sept. 28, at Clipbewrlse, Mrs. T. SeutheS, of a daagtder. r.—Sept. 24, at Stanford Court, Lady Winaigwo , a a eon. MARRIAGES. PRICE--WATLAND.—Sept. 24, at Baraingham, F. B. Moe, Huntington tlburt, to Sophia, sec.nd daughter of the Rey. o Wayland, Vicar of liirton4n-lindsey, and Curate of BeadoliJA lathoinahlre. RRID—LEWIS.—Sept. 25, at Bore, Sower, by the •ißey W. Thar, H. H. Reid, ,of the Bengal l arre, is Helen, third daughter of A. Lewis, Req., of Brighton. 8511TR—laILROY.—Bept. 27, at St. Michael's, IllgbP 4 et _ b r Rev. W. H. Show, Robert Smith, Esq., of Highgate, to Emily Sarah, daughter of Andrew IWO 1 ..." Esq., of Oorthill, and Highgate. DEATHS. LOUDON.—Sept. 12, at Mame'burgh, Elizabeth Weida. vl f° ° Lint. W. Loudon, &N. MORRALL.—Sept. 23, at Plaa•Tollen, Salop, Make Edward, ros of the Rev. C. Morrall, aged 7. ROBERTS.—Sept. 23, at ItighAtrect, Deptford, Commander J. W. Roberta, aged 90. SELKIRK.—Sept. 23 at Hull, Ann, wife of the Be'. J. &AA chaplain of the gaol, aged 44. WOODHEAD.--Sept. 23, at Cauiden-road-rillu, T. Woodhea d . 1.4 " aged 32. WOODRDYFE.—Sept. 23, J. Woodruff., Erg., of Dad" sa d kg. ntcry of Michaelmoir Hall, Dort, aged 67. Printed sad publishott by Watatat Km* Its.tes. 0 1 No. 8, w ig& street, la the qty Lawton, 'tinter, at the arm street, la the bred= at Whitaings.—BATlO/LJT, airISSIII PP 1 I