The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-15 00:00:00

RAILW:*.Y MEETINGS. 'ZEDS AND TIIIRSK. Yesterdsy e. special meeting of the shareholders in this tempo, wee odd at Leeds, tor the parpose of tormel:y iffrestlag sad seallmeg the preforms dividend of az per see en the semis@ dimes seamed by the act ot 1848, in emortisare with the maidens of the Leeds aad Think loamy Act, 1849. H. C. MAILBHALL. Req., the *Minus of the board of Vi. preluded, wad th ere was she present J. Oar, EA., . Rec. aad me of the ether direston. The CHAIRMAN stated that the imly Means they had M berg Wore the mein was the Meal reocgaition sari esalreados of the pretense* dividend to the tabors shams of 1148, se sensed is the samtiemeat which had lore reed to the marg. He should therefore oared to mad the resolutios Mew this istileet is view, sad pat it to the metier. The remlatisa wee : " That imams& as the maenads' dividend of via_ poubds per mom per immiss es the eateries shams for wisk this assepears ast of peibrissat, peed is the smoke of 1848, we obteas4 has bees mimed by their am of parlieseat gamed in 1849, the annual ameat dike said shares then be MIL each, sad a dividend em that eau at the rate of sir meads per eat. per anew shall be midi Dom the 110 day of July 1819 (brag the day of spades le mane ef she Said Mead nee from Loeb to Thith), sash Miasma to be paid m thee shares half yearly fres moth swam is prefereme to all other shame in the asespeay (maps oaly the prefer. sae quarter thane) es sash days as the direvore shall from time to time appear, sad with • Motion after the rate alesweel4 ups ea melted the sea maim' ametat as shall is,. thee to ILA, mars wiped." The CHAIRMAN eastiased—la comqueeme of the women at the name of the set of parlismot, their sal car Meted that the reolation sissald be pat ha this semewkat complicated form, &clans( a Meisel of dr pet Nat. en the nominal amount of shame, sad dim dedolisr the dead hoes that part of the lobelia% whisk wee sot paid up. The malt would be the polymer el the prehresse dead of sir per oat. on the amain really paid op. The necessity for this metiag arose oat of some geodes at the last half yearly emensg as to the terms of the set of mirth. meat mastitatiag these preforms" shame; sad it was held merely to carry eat the intender of the director' and share holders. Yeaemed at several preview metiep. Mr. SMITHIES, of Kaariesiumgh, said he thought, as this cropeny had such a large meant of preforms capita/, sem mean shoed be taken a promo the old stock. He MA air wish to behave dishosaarahly to the holders of show smarm thane, but he thenglit a it they gemmed • pre turner th e shares should be - Wear to redemption at par. The holders were, la his winks, sow liable to pos up their sells without any pressisos - ; they bad signed • eahscrip li.. mbar witless say gamines of &preference dividecd,l sad therefore to pat Wm it • position of minas paid off at par would be se behave haodeemely Se them. I move an ameedineat to that diet—that they bo 'sada preforeees, ablest to redemption at . Mr. J. JACKSON, of Mirreprt, sesseded the amend mat. Ater some distortion the assatilmest was withdraws, and the resulatios was then put sad carried unanimously. The CHAIRMAN mid this wm the 'sly MMus to be brought farmed, sad the menu( meld now separate. L LLLLL LT RAILWAY AND ROCA COMPAWY.•--Tlll3 mnt fraft, announced for yesterday, was mid to be for privets buottem, and our reporter was sot admitted. RAILWAY COMEIINICATION MITE LEEDS —For some =with. peat serious complaints have been made by the Wake field viola at the want of pr.apor fatalities by railway be tween this town and Leeds, arising out of some disputes iii tine between the Midland and Lancashire and Yorkahhe Campania. Tho result has latterly been that the one com pany boa taken pamengen from Oakenshaw to Leeds, and the other matte use of the Dewsbuey line for conveying pas worm into Lads.—Waliefead Arno/. Y annum, ODLE EESTlll3l.—Nossorous government and functinotastes have ataly arrived in Konigabere for the purpose of inspecting the vicinity of that town, with the view of &tends' an the best spots for commencing near k the works on the above important line. CILLT AND LAISACH.—Tris line will be opened on the loth inst. fn presence of the Emperor of Austria. TRAFFIC RETURN FOR THY PAST WEEK. Nun of Railway. 1818. 31 371 16 14 674 494 74 124 130 2011 164 k so Imi as $ 1449. 31 37) 19 14 sii 71 474 914 764 671 714 211 1071 hre 78 1021 22e Ile 1881 224 AO 44 48 Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Birkenhead, as., C Bolton, Bleekbars, West Yorkshire ... Bristol and Sister ... 471 149 sltdonlan “ter and Holy egad Dublin and Drogheda., Dublin and Kier% sera Dandas,Perth,Abordiwn Last Anglian Last Lancuhire Rotors Counties sad Not Kasten, Union Edinburgh sod Glasgow.. Edinburgh and Northern, Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock Great Northern LE. Li tiooln sh Great Southern andWestern(l :heat Westing* Lancaster and losrmaltini and Tork.inre. Livorpool,Crenby, & South] London andNorthWootorn London and Blaekwall London, Brighton, and: London and Sault Westess. Londonderry and Enniskilleal gnetsester,BlB.4., & Lincoln idland idlud OrestWestonso Till 2361 M Se rMik inh Chattel ...... , :Osnowabiari mad Cbessar, Shrepulloire Makin South Issiseat Tel Vais Mslse Waterfee4 WI Lineal* West Comma. Whitokarra Jordon.. York, Nowoodo, BorwirL York and Rink Midland, 761 26 671 711 211 1071 72 Foams. Amiens and Honiara*. Dntcch Rbenia Monterean and Troyes Northern of Frew Orioana to Boum. (Coat Odessa to Tonto Putt toad Odom Paris ma Boom Rom as* Wort • Total. Winding &boot and Exeter, MOM& • lortnies proportion of hi+urchestor, Sunda JOnsfilli. sod fF dlas norilas. S &salmi's at Hooding. Milk Mad. mid Reigate Ned" CORONERS' INQUEST. ALLEGED SEDUCTION AND SUICIDE. —Before Mr. B. M. Wattle'', at the Old Ring's Heed Tavern, High-street, islingtno, touching the death of kiss Adelaide Bteunmaa, awed 19, who was found drowned in the New River. The deemed was the only daughter of a glut is anufacturer, residing ia North-street, Lliagton-green. The deceased, who was remarkable for her interesting and lady-like appewanee, was beloved by her tsarists and possessed a very somfortabla and happ limns sued some time since, when she without any went to work, with a amber of ether young females, at Mr. Wright., a wholemle cap meastestarer, la Pickering-street, Lower-road, in the same perodt. She soon afterwards became very low and despond kg, and was frequeetly men walking with Mr. Wright. She was eipostelated with on the impropriety of her conduct, sad she said there was a mutual attachment existing between them. A few days dam she discovered that Mr. Wright was a married men, and on Sunday evening, the Zed instant, Mrs. Wright stalled upon the deceased, and had _.ea interview with ker, the impart of which did ..not transpire in widow. After Mrs. Wright had departed the deceased appeared my wash excited, and . about nine o'clock the same etheleg i-Josped out of the padour window, and left the Meth =ease by her = The following Monday Aimee the body of the • was feund doming ia the Mew Ramo, near Northampton Park.—Mr. Austin, sumo, sold be bed mak aped anortess examination of the body of the theme& nod hand a =mil quantity of conserve 'abnegate in the stameek: het witness attributed death to drowning. P. SIM appaloosas of the body wham was of opinion that the demand had Lily given birth to a child or had • mhasigthge.—Mr- Tabs the summontag older, said he called epee Mr. Wright that =Mill', ant found that person at mirk in a roam with a amber of yoga* fereales.—The jay, after expensing their indigaaion at Mr. Wright's eiondast, returned an open vet.- diet, "That the imams& destroyed herself, bat is what Mate of mind then was no evidesee to prove." ASSURANCE OF RAILWAY TRAVELLERIL—During the Wm the new system ei Meanness maims accident by railway Ma emu into operation on Me Eastern Counties Railway, the COMOlila, the Nati British, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and Chester and Holyhead Eailwe , and is about being ezteaded ii Ireland. TM P and other governeaust authorities are premeds( it amongst them ef their Mime who travel isymilwAy, and sins the establish ment of the system on th e Napa railwayysa, French actua ries have bees MOT with a view to Re inesatlptun and adop tion on the French railways. RETURN OE HIS ILLIZWIT SCOTIAND.— We believe we is onset is dada, that her Majesty has declared her detershsties is return" from Baum' oil Derby, and that ISM lbe isteeties of the royal lair to sleep et the Miami Weed. We usieraleadi that f &mem et the Waal Owliar Yew Issued's* aid kW answeieg r 0 011111•14 IRELAND. Dosum, Barr. 14, I forward you slips of the report of the proceeding• in the Dolly's Brie investigation. Lord Rodeo's speech is of some importance, having stated that, in the year 1848, " the Orangemen were so treated as to make pevirs belioye that they were encouraged by the government." The debate amongst the magi.- testes well illustrates the mode in which ladies is car ried on in the north of Ireland. The conduct of Mr. Berwick, the oomerimioner, appears to have been very firm. The Italian Opera company opened here lut night. Alboni was received with great applawe; and had most decided success. The bows was well attended. Lord and Lady Clarendon occupied their private box. The Armagh Guardian is an opponeat of capital pasaishasent. It has a leader on the subject, alluding to the recent execution of John Tierney at Nen igh, is which it rays (and the opinion of a Tipperary journalist of the tory party is worth having on this puiot)— As to the *ley of death panishmeats, our knowledge eves. of Tipperary Wallin the belief that they are not preven tives of arias*, for their frequency tends more to demoralise and harden time living witnesses who throng to behold the disgustiag spectacle, rather than erase any evil principle shindy *their hearts. We tally admit that, for the pro. tastiest of moiety, the red head of the murderer should be vapid, and that the demon who sheds his fellow man's bleed should be punished, sad that, too, in a manner owe memenrate with the dreadful deed he had committed. The question, therefor% * whether capital punishment is the grossest than Mahei af itsd mesa* haw being, or whether it were a maw peeldhasse 1111 Ist him live? The law deems it to be aesessery, es ea example to others, that a mur derer should expiate his aims against Ood and his country by a secant's agoay ; but experience tells as, and proves to as, that hasgiag neither prevents nor lemons the crime of murder. • The Cbrk Reporter up, with reference to the Queen's College at Cork : It is a gratifying eireutuatance, and cne which we have much pleasure in mentioning, in connexion with oar local institution, that to oar knowledge several Youths, of the moat respestable families of Cork, are prepariig to enter the arena fee the scholarships. This omens well for the ultimata snores of t►e colleges. Yea iota. 1848. 1849. - - C5l £730 a Cluehire 97 • 1,046 and 402 688 4,426 5,037 8,666 I 84. 865 977 894 len ▪ Jane I,l' 1,091 63' 606 1.7 - Norfolk l6, '•' 14,289 1,426 1,663 ow • 4,2. 3,961 Owe.- . 2.101 2 625 I Ayr. 3,1 3,612 Greenock 1,117 1,165 jocclneb - 2,929 'estern(l) B,BBE 3,653 21,74' 16,639 3,66' 4,669 12,' 1 13,260 Son• thpor• - 171 atom 11 dB. Comet 11,37 12,594 stern 11,214 11,006 noiskillen 133 127 Lincoln t 3,41 6,153 24,169 23,889 ra.(l) 1,0641 1,043 43 3,011 3, 7 688 1,376 1,894 Noe 1,407 - 348 1 739 1,666 11,652 13,336 1,924 2,110 839 - I tick - 2.57 249 229 a l9O 223 wwirk 13,861 12,927 Idland 1. 9,636 8.627 If l, 1,690 431 988 12,387 18,842 2,4.54 3,306 7, 8.166 6,. 7,864 2,605 3,163 EXECUTION OF JOHN TIERNEY. On this dcy, ai half-past twelve o'clock, the extreme sentence of the law was carried into effect on the scaffold in front of our county gaol on the unfortunate culprit, John Tierney, who, with a respectable young man, named Haniagton, was tried at the last avian of Nenagh for the murder of Berke, a teller, who resided in Thula. At twelve o'clock a strong detachment of the 79th High landers, under command of Captain lii.C+ll, together with Captain Hodgson ' Lieut. Harrison, Ensign Riothbv, and Assistant StargeonFowler, drew up in a field opposite the dn-p, while 60 of the constabulary, under Mr Sub-Inspector O'Dell, mid Head Constable Hayes, were stationed in the area surrounding it. A few minutes after 12 the sub-sheriff &ride , d with the death warrant, and the culprit at half-pest twelve was led pinioned out of his all, from which he walked to the scaffold with a firm step, accompanied by the Rev. Mr. Spain, R.C.C. , and holding in hie right band a crucifix, and in his left a handkerchief. He fervently sad loudly repeated—" Jesus, Mary, and Joseph have mercy on me !" The executioner, who was not in the least &gulled, sad who with the utmost wasp /rad and apathetic inenos geed on the military, and spectators underneath him, immediately made his appearance, placed the rope on the wretched man's neck, put on his head a white cap which he drewon his fate. " Jack Ketch," whose undisguised appearance treated much sensa tion and loud murmurs among those present, then drew the fatal bolt and Tierney's existence in a few momenta was at an end. In consequence of the rope either not being placid on his neck or from its thick new, the unfortunate man suffered severe stran gu Won far two minutes duties which time his body writhed and he plunged Iris legs. The knot came under his thin, indeed of being at the butt of the ear. After the body suspending the usual length of time, it was out down, placed in • coffin, and interred in the burial ground of the geol. There were but few pawns who wit nessed this kornble and demoralising spectacle, and who, we regret to my, for the most pert were composed of women, and with children in their arms, and boys and girls. The following is the declaration : " Newish Prison, Tuesday night, September 11,1849.—1 most solsmaly declare in the presence of God, Wore whom I am about to appear, that neither Patrick Bloomfield nor Philip Harrington, had hand, act, or part, in the murder of Thomas Barks, of Graigse, in the parish of Drees, nor had they nor any other person any knowledge whatever of it. I declare and acknowledge that I committed that dreadful murder without the aid, presence, or auistance of any other person.—May the Lord, in his infinite mercy, grant me par don, which I have moat earnestly implored every moment, night and day sines my conviction. In the presence of Nicholas Power, Boman catholic chaplain, Thomas Rock, governor, and James Going, head turnkey. his JOHN y, TIEHNLY. —Nenagh Guardian. mark." NAVAL. Poivramourn, SIFT. 14.—Philomel, 6, Cora. Johnson, arrived last night from the Coast of Atria. She will it is said, to Doronport, to be paid off. Calypso has tren ee ctshrirsiag her hallos this day, is ordered tote east ward, mad will proceed this evening if possible. Parsnoxa, Barr. 12.—This morning the Black Eagle returned from Brieol whither she went on Saturday last), with the First Lord, Sir F. T. Bering, and other members of the board. Beiws ten o'clock their lordships, accompanied by W. Parker, Mg., M.P., Secretary ; Sir Baldwin Walker, Surveyor of the Navy; Col. keine, Director-General of Weeks; and others, landed, when the Admiralty flag was struck as board the Black Bogle and hoisted at the dock yard. A most minute and scrutinising investigation then took place in every department of the arsenal, the First Lord la particular making himself acquainted with all that con cerned the welfare of the service. The fortifications at the western boundary of the dockyard occupied particular atten tion, as did also the store-sheds, workshops, steam factory, ships buil ling, and the various other works in progress. At twelve o'clock the establishment was mustered, each man passing personally before the board, being afterwards allowed the half-holiday—an invariable custom on such occasions. Their lordships next visited the fortified barracks, and in mimed the detachment of Royal Marines quartered therein. They also visited the coal depot and pier at Hobbs point, and surveyed the home formerly occupied by the Superinten dent of Packets, which, being vacant since the abolition of that establishment, there was some thought of converting it into an hospital for the troops of the garrison. Its total in efficiency (adds our corespondent), even at the outlay of a considerable and unnecessary sum of money, must have been evident to the board. The Black Eagle left with their lord ship, for Cork, in the afternoon.—The Salamander steamer, in charge of Mr. Davy, left lest evening for Devonport —The Skylark, revenue cutter, with men from various parts of the asset guard under his centinand, is lying off the dockyard. TM man are being drilled daily at the new ship battery in the use of the great guns. WOOLWICH, Barr. 14.—St. Lawrence, 42 gun frigate, was towed to Greenwich yesterday by the Advice and Afri caa for the purpose of being appropriated as a Mi*tal ship, for any of the inmates of the Royal Hospital and schools who may be affected with cholera.—Terrible steam-frigate, Capt. Hammy, is ordered to this port to be paid off.—Firebrand, steam-sloop, bad her steam up, in the basin, to try the working order of her engines. The follow ing ships and steam-vessels are now in this port—ln har bour : Fisgard, 42, Commodore H. Eden; Lightning, steam vessel, Master Commander J. Petley ; African, steam tug, tad Koster W. Bryant; Vulcan, iron steam troep-ship ; Archer. screw steam-sloop ; Ariel, steam-vessel • Mastiff, brig. In dock : Dreadnought, Seamen's Hospital ship; Desperate and Hermes steam-vessel,. In the basin : Retri bution, steam-frigate ; Firebrand, Monkey, Alecto, Grap pler, Lizard, lindine, Niger, and Styx stemilreaseh.— Minx, iron steam-vowel, is on one of the slips having some alterations made In her rudder and screw propeller, for the purpose of experimental trial. The dockyard brigade have been exercised in heavy ord. macs and ball practice during the put week in the practice range In the royal animal. The practice will be resumed OS Saturday Welt. Lieutenants Christopher and Rundle have bees appointed to study at the steam factory. MILITARY. =tinder the smaploas of the Brigade Maier Captain Bing- Kan, the non-omaminkmatt °Morn, and pumas of the Royal Artillery have been exercised during the last few weeks In a aeries of healthful recreations, such as football, cricket, to. whisk are calculated materially to promote their comfort and happineak Last week the of ans and the non commissioned °Moen played a match at aftket, which ter minated la favour al the latter who scored 91 runs more in their Ant innings than the officers did in both their in nings. So excellent km been the health of the troops that out of nearly WO men only two fatal oases of cholera have occurred slam the exmantemostnent of the epidemic, and these were sentries who had bees on duty In the Royal Arsenal as *owlet gouda. MEDICAL. ArrosnaLnins' Hut.—Names of gentlemen who pvaed their exansinesien In the seisms and practice of medicine, and received surtilleates to practice, ea Thursday, 13th Sept., 11349; John MaTilllllo iserkes, Barrow-apoa-Boar, Leices tershire; WdWea RoWiria, (Latakia, ; Robert Weals, Leeds; noses Wads, Hall. SPORTING. DONCASTER RACES. Doman's', Thonsusa Nitar.s.—A__good deal of bud- ISIS was transacted this mains; at Ow "Wiring pion ; reacznisracra. T 4 Left Eva/a (t) ma id bI w ent Brews 5 ea/ 6to 4 laid ea tkaU teloaeis, : Lay lhaiya, beam to Xpinte, Game. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 12 to 1 opt Emedarius 20 1 anowptotut (t:a."l 3 0 W 1 led V marl" ao - - - 1 itbesoo 23 1 Doollj i ti 30 1 l'imettor 23 —1 Glen 30 to I not Woolwich _ 14 to 1 sot MAW Is 1 Melia 17 —1 BMW to 'Web 17-1 UWWOIIa 10 i;i;ist - Iron Duke BT. 17 to 1 apt Joits.o%Grat: 33 1 Climber —1 Windham& (t) 33 1 Doicaoo. We omitted to smation in our last that a rumour of the death of the Mampais et Roster, circulated in the morn. lag, eroded a great seliesllo4; happily It turned out to be cold of foundation. The proms of other duties heslithertit provaskid our giving the following brief list if the fisakiewalfW wend cm Wed nesday: Marquimes of Graalsc and Brothels, Sad and Coun ties of Eciintion, Earl of Zetlend. Bari awl Ceankas of Chesterfield, Earl of Strathmore, Earl of Glasgow, Earl of Scuborough, Lord Chides, Lord Exmouth, Lord and tad; Newport, Lord G. Manners, Lord Canterbury, lead Drum lantii, Lord Dunkellin, Lord Befield, Lord A. Fa:Harems, Bir C. Month, Sir G. Armitage, Sir J. Hawley, Sir T. Sykes, Sir H. Campbell, Sir D. Baird, Sir W. B. Cooke, Sir G. Strickland, Bir W. Milner, B.r W. W. Wyone, Ho.. F. Lasky, Hon. Francis Villiers, Hen. Frederick Villiers, Hon. H. Forester, Hon. B. Lash", Hon. Col. and Mn. Arson, Hon. Major Boyle, Capt. Macdonald, Hon. Capt. Dun romp., Hon. Col. Stanley, Mr. Payne. Mr. Bastard, Col. reel, Mr. Artkdall, Mr. Crawford, Mr. Drinkald, Mr. Gully, Mr. G. L. Ftx, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Stdio, Col. Richardson, Col. Bomb; , Gen. Souirick, Mr. Hiker, M.P., Major Pearson, Mr. Drinkard, Capt. Higgins, Mr. 0. Hig gins, Mr. M.iklam, Mr. A. Johnston., dto. FRIDAY'S RACKS. NOZTM OT ENOL&luiitnDl3Cd 6T&1,112 of 50 .Se,. each. Bt. Leger Como. (3 sobs.) Mr. Jaques's demi-trans (J. Sharp) I Lard Erlioton's Betas (Marlow) I 6 to 1 on Brius. uni.franc, a hack, was sent an the hope that Lord Eglinton would consent to let Mr. Jaques with draw hie stake. This titling mood he went to the post, cantered in front to the bill, end Bela. (who has been lane for some weeks) baring broken down, he ran hems by him self, amidst TOM of laughter. H•NDICAIP PLATS ot 7W.. Mils sad a quarter. lard Zeeland's Consent*" 3 yrs, 7st Mb Ostes) Mr. 011l's habrisiger. seed, tat 121 b (T man) Lord arstsrlield's llrs. Tait, 4 yrs, Oat 71b (riwan) Ur. Jeotarte Manny', S yrs, bat Sib (Butler Lord Glaiesw's Man Whip mare, 3 yrs, Sit (J. Sharp Mr. & Hawke's Mks Harrison. ITS, 7st 131 b ...(eartwritibt Mr. EMMA Ilte Swift, 3 yrs, et alb (W. Sharp Mr. M. biker 33 Maui; 3 yrk 6st alb (Osborne Mr. Sbnpnaa's The Little Qua, 3 yrs, 6st 711) (dread) Mr. J. C. Jeknorses oaudy, 3 yrs, 6st kb (Charlton) 4 to 1 sal* apt L cue Queen and Miss Whip, 6 to 1 ag.t Castanette, !Its 1 each apt Gaudy and Mrs. Tan. and 7 to 1 meat Paalinsinger. Won by a length, and a head between second and third. Run in 2 min. 18 secs. Two Yuri-OLD STAKES, of 20 son, each; colts Bit 71b, fillies Bst 41b; the second to save his stake. T.Y.C. (19 subs.) Lord Eglustoa's Knight of Avenel (Marlow) 1 Mr. Bowes's Brother to Ephote (Butler) 2 Mr. Amgen's Mark T (Cartwright) 3 Mr. B. Green's M itchastr (Wintringhem) 4 Betting: 3 to 1 un Brother to Epirote, and 6 tot eget the Knight of Avenel. The Knight of Avenel took a strong lead at starting, made all the running, and won in a cantor by three lengths. Run in 1 min. 40 secs. The wiener was backed for the Derby atter the rue at 25 to 1. The result created an immense " sensation." PARK HILL STAIRS of 80 sons. each, h ft ; for 3 yr.old fillies, Bst 711); the second to receive 100 son out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 20 sow. towards the expenses. St. Leger Course. (33 subs.) Lord Chesterfield's Ladyy Evelyn (Madman) 1 Lord Zetland's Ellen Middleton (Robinson) 2 Mr. Watt's The Hamann (Butler) 3 7 to 4 on Ledy Beelyn, 3 to 1 apt Ell= Middletoo, and 4 to 1 apt The Barman. The running we. made by the Baroness, at a bad pee, to the Red Rouse, where it wu taken up by the favourite, who was runes afterwards approached, and won easily by 2 lengths. Rua in S mins. 28 secs. SWEEPSTAKES of 200 eon. each, b ft ; colts, Bit 71b; Alien, Sat 21b ; the second to me irsetake. Bt. Leger mune. (8 oohs). Sir J. Hawley's Vatican Mr. Pcdicy'a OM Dan Tacker (Impiors 2 Iced Clinten's Itonsicoarb (ftriamo 3 2 to 1 cn Vaticaa, 3 to 1 mit OM Daa Tacker, sad 4 to 1 spat Honeycomb. lionoyeomb wok slow play until within two distances of home, when he was pared by Viii. can, who won easily by • length, Old Dan Tucker beating Elimegeosb bl 2 kegt!ze. Kan in 8 wins. 30 me. DOMAN= CV!, selue 900 Nil._ Cep stvese. Lord Madoto Coma, Mt lb, curled Sot 41b (Butler) 1 Mr. Omit% Westow, Tot (Yeina) 2 12 to lan C. 114101, wilo mad* all the running and on in a cantor by lengths. Bun in 4 mitts. 62 NOS. .O,IISOOIOII BTAIIIIS Of 100 SOW sash 30 ft. St. Leger course. (3 subs). Lord Stanley's titroogbow received forfeit. With the cup race elcsed the most unsucceseal meeting at Doncaster it has been our duty to attend—unsueces-ful not only in the amount and character of the sport, but in every thing calculated to mike it remunerative to the townsp.ople. If the meeting failed, however, there wee no failure in the managemeat ; the seewards were always at their pest, the new clerk of the curse gut through hie duty se effectivel as if he bad been in office fur years, and the judging, starting, he., were unexceptionable. We ought also to compliment the superintendent of the Great Northern Railw/j on the highly satisfactory manner in which the traffic was carried on ; not a single accident occurred, and the hours of arrival and departure were observed with a closeness which, °mai denies the occasion, wee remarkable. LATEST DL&UY BETTING. 22 to 1 opt 31avord I 23 to 1 apt Knight of Avenel. CRICKET. COUNTY OF SUSSEX v. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND. This grand contest was commenced on Thursday, on Gausden's new ground, Brighton, and at the close ut that day's play the more presented the following appearance: Buns:. Challenjun., e Myttn,b Clarke 2 Hammond, b Hinkley .... 0 Dean e IlUlyer, b C.art Mr. E. ?tapper, a Chan:erten, Mr. W. Humphrey, run out 0 b Clark Mr. W. /tapper, bclark Byes Pnknell, a Chatterton, b %lark Builaby, b Hinkley lOl Box, c Adams, b Clark ENGLAND. Adams, e Camden, b Des' 17 Gus is Dean, b Chalks Clutitorton, not out Parr, not out Thus, at the end of the first day England had obtained 63 runs for the loss of two wickets. The match would be resumed on Friday. MARYLEBONE CLUB AND GROUND v. NINE ORNTLHMEN OF NORFOLK, WITH DAY AND GRENDY. On Monday this match, the last of the " Marylebone Club" matches for 1849, was opened at the Earl of Lri caster's beautiful seat, Bondman, and, after some ezeelleat play, was brought to a conclusion on Tuesday evening, when the victory was proclaimed in favour of Norto'k, who won in one innings by 14 runs. The final score stood thus: MAknalloNs. b Grundy 0 not out Mr. E. Ilartopp, e Moron. b Dayl3 e Moue, b Day 0 Dean, a and b Grundy Mr. C. name, b Grundy 0 c Morse, b Grundy 10 Meter. e Delladon, b Grundy 1 e Grundy. b Day ll Mr. R. Kronen, Edwards, M b Day 8 e Edwards b Grundy 20 Hen. C. Liddell, a Amman, b • Day 0 b Grundy Mr. H. B. Mayne, b Grundy... 6 c Lord Lekerter, b Day Mr. IL B. Kest; run out l2 s Awn, b Day Mr. G. Vlgne, not oat 0 b Grundy Hon. F. Poesouby, almost 0 rum out Byes to recover back the money, they might dad themselves in a very equivocal position in respect of that right, for when was the proof before the court of the szisteice of suck an as sociation, or company as the Wet India Back. The plain tiff might WS as well have sued Aldgate Pump as the "West India Bank." It was nee sssss y that it should appear in the records of the court that the West India Beak had been properly sued. Mr. Locke urged that a verdict for the plaintiff would sot act to the madies of the bank in gaieties, and that it was net regabithat such a bask should be proved formally to be oonstitetted pursuant to the act of parliament. Mr. Randall would remind his lordship that the West India Bank was an Institution well known to the commer cial world and the public under that title. The Recorder said he bad never before known a banking company sued in this manner, without the proof being given es to the constitution of the compacy. He never beard of Hoare and Co., or Childs and Co., being sued simply as inch. It was usual; shown who the " Co. " - were, or that the company was constituted under a paetioular title, according to law. Mr. Ryland said he appeared for tke Union Bank, and unless it were shown that the West Innis Bask were pro perly sued, be could not admit that they had monies of that bask in their pe-sreson. Mr. Randall said he could assure his lordship that this West India Bank was incorporated by royal charter, but the charter itself wee now in the West Indies, and utter:7 inaccessible to the parties ; and certainly be was in a posi tion of some difficulty, as the company had no place of business in London. The Recorder—Surely the duplicate of the royal letters patent can be proved ? Mr. Ryland after some short delay said that as it appeared that the parties were not prepared with the required root, he was ready to admit with his lordship's permission that is tae books of the Union Bank, there was a sum of 3UOI. placed to the credit Odle West India Bank. Mr. Randall and Mr. Locke said that this course would obviate all difficulty. The Recorder then explained the proceeding to the jury, and observed that had the Union Bank persevered in the objection that there was no proof that the West India Bank was properly sued, a different result must have followed— but as they did not, they admitted that such bank wee pro perly sue d, and th e would therefore find for the plaintiff for the sum admitted. Verdict for the plaintiff 3001. NouOLI. Earl of Iriereter, a lillywhlte, /Ir. E. Awe, b Cbester b Dona Mr. C. Pierce, b Lillywritte Onody. b DMA 33 Mr. C. Mama, b Manse 7 Den b Chests 32 Byes, 1• crMe, 3 3 Mr. Frence,l b w, b Deur 9 Mr. E. Edwards, b Lll3reldre 3 Mr. C. Ly.illisos, a lillieblie, b Meter . 0 Norialk, *adore, won lnc bishop b 714 rim. Lab) NMlHama. LORD MAYOR'S COURT.—Yraniumy. Doom rus Rezinwo. CILILDTRIA 0. 8i PITIR Low AND OTElllB.—Tim Witer INDL BANK. This was an attachment brood by the plaintiff against certain monies held by the Union Bank, of which Sir Peter Laurie and others were the trustees, and whisk Monies be kielet* the West India Bank. r!Loeke appeared for the plaintiff, Mr. Ryland for the see, the Union Bank, and Mr. Randa ll foe the de ri:thts The Recorder asked whether the West India Bank were a chartered az incorporated company ? because, if it were, proof must be given of the fact ; end, if it were not, it ap peared to him to be a rather ambiguous ;wording to ana a repo/ simply ac the " West facile Bank. Mr. Mandell said he was afraid ke was not prepared with the proof suggested by his lordship, bat them was no doubt an to the bona fides of the company, and the records of the court would show that it had been sued and had appeared simply as the West India Bank. Ths Recorder maid that it appeared to him ementially ne cessary that either it should be proved that the company was incorporated, or the names of the constituent members of the company should be set forth in the declaration. Kr. Locke submitted tktat it would be quite sufficient if the garnishees admitted, that in their books credit was given to a 'attain extent to the West India Bank. It was clear that the plaintiff, and the garnishees, too, knew that rulh • company had a substantaaL existence, for they had dealt with it as sash. . . . . T'lt - a - liaoorder thought such as adatisoice would be ci& clout as far as this proceeding was aosonned, bat If ft sub dastantly appeared that the Rod India Bank had a Agit SlawAaiun laxsozwarst Baseirrox Boma, Came buena ..... Otatrownza Um ems N 'mums.. OZIVID Pctou .......... Forma= Swamor TAmvawre Tvxuroon Coarso of Wilit L&W THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDRALL. 11.01111BIIT at • CHORClL.—Alesander Sforar WM charged with committing the following impudent robbery: Sarah ritte, of No. 6, Cock-hill, Bishopagate, sexton's@ to the Scotch Church in London-wall, e .id that the previous evening the prisoner entered the church,. acd took a seat in the same pew with her, and remained during the service. Sae had can of some parasols, and when the service was over, went to open saws door, when the prisoner took the oppurtunity of laying ld of three parasols and • gentle man's hat, and was about passing her. She told him they were not his property, upon which he immediately went out of the church, and ran down Coleman-street as fast as he could. Sir Peter Laurie—l suppose he waa very attentive daring the wake ? — Mr; Pitts—Exeeediugly so. (Laughter.) Sir P. Laurie—l thought as much. The charge haying been proved, Sir Peter Laurie ben tesewl the prisoner to three mouths' hard labour. Mrs. Boma, alias Hensley, alias Griffiths, was brought up for final examination, on the charge of obtaining worth of goods from Mewl. Wilkinson and Co., Ludgate. hill, under false pretences, and two more eases having been established against her, the depositions were made out and read, and she was conveyed to Newgate, she having, by ad vice of her solicitor, reserved her defence. MARYLEBONE. CHARGE OF ASSAULT UPON A BURGION.—John Taylor, a respectable-looking man, residing at 25, Princeustreet, Portman-market, was charged with having committed a most violent and unprovoked assault upon Mr. James Lomax, surgeon, No. 2, Salisbury place, New-road. Complainant deposed that, on the previous evening, he attended a patient suffering from cholera at Notting-hill ; and upon his return home, he found that his services had been required in three other cases of the like description. Between 10 and 11 o'clock he crossed over to hie toother-ia law's house opposite, and after pulling the bell, he wee necessitated to go up to a lamp-post close by for a particular purpose. While there defendant came by, and told him he was acting against the law ; and on complainant asking him for his authority for interfering, he (defendant) gave him a blur which laid him prostrate upon the pavement. His eye we. cut owing to the fall, and he was for a moment partly stunned. He got up as speedily as be could, and followed his a•sailaat, whom he gave into the custody of police con stable 136 D, as he wen making his egress from a public- hogs* at the corner of Carlisle-street. who - I,;o;siLTUT itme:nuetieca. defendant is the man struck you ? Complainant—l am, sir. I cannot be mistaken in his per son, for I did'at lose sight of him after he assaulted me ex cept for a moment, when he went in at one door of the public-house end came out at the other. Anderson, 136 D, said that when defendant was given into his charge he observed that there was a slight mark upon the eye of the complainant. Mr. Long (to the defendant)—Whet is your answer tofthis ? Defendant—l wee going up the New-road at about 20 minutes after 11 and saw complainant with a gentleman ; all of a sudden he (complainant) staggered and 1 thought he wu drunk, and the other person then left him and went up Miltou.sueet. I again saw the parties together, and com plainant said something to his friend, who remarked in re ply, " I'll walk with you." I was proceeding home, com plement being Just a head of me, when he turned round to me and pointing his stick towards the Yorkshire Sang°, exclaimed, " That's your road." Ile repeated this expres• Lion upon two occasions, and I made answer that I knew better than he did which way I was going. I went into a public-house at the corner of Salisbury-street, and not Carlisle-street, as he has stated, in order to get a glass of porter, as is my usual custom, and on my leaving he gave me into custody, when I told him that I knew my own road Met. He then scatted me of having knocked him down, but I solemnly declare that I touched him at all. He had walked behind me for some distance prior to my reach ing the house where I had my glass of beer. What became of the other party I don't know. Mr. Long (to the constable)—Were the complainant and defendant both sober? Constable (after much hesitation) — Mr. Loma: had been drinking, but he kueve well enough what he was about. Mr. Long—Wu the defendant sober? Constable—He was your worsqp. Mr. Long said it was a Waage story altogether ; and u it was probable, andel all the circumstances, that complainant had made a mistake is the man, he should discharge the accused; bat he (complainant) was at liberty, should he think fit to do so, to prefer an iadictment cgainst him at the missions, _ _ Complainant assured the magistrate that he was in a per fectly sober condition when the charge was made by him. SOUTIIWAICK. ALLIMED INFANTICIDE.—EIIos Grant, a respectable looking young woman, was charged with murdering her infant child. John Slow. constable of the parish of Bermondsey, stated that on the 26th of August last he received information that a child bad been made away with in a house in Orimscott street. He accordingly proceeded to No. 10, in that street, and on going up stems into the prisoner's bedroom he found her in bed. He told her that he understood she bad deli vered herself of a child and destroyed its life. She turned round her bud, and told me not to fret, es it was all wrong. Witness then lett her and went into the parlour, where he saw the body of a dead child wrapped up in a cloth. Wit ness had it conveyed to his house, and afterwards he buried it. On the previous morning, ten•eing the prisoner sufficiently recovered, he took her from the house and conveyed her to the police-station, where he gave her in chugs for destroying her infant child. She made no reply to the charge. Some further evidence having been taken, the prisoner, who declined to make any answer to the charge, was re manded until Monday. State of Weather. Overcoat Partially Clot* =ll Cloudy ao - 4 - 1.17 Cher.cfut hitt - illy Cloudy Ovartaat Partially Coady Partially Coady Partially Cloudy Overcoat Partially Coady Overtut _ . _ Ily Cloudy Partially floudy Pull:illy Cloudy Overpset _ _ iOrlioi - Ty Goody Paroled, Goody Over.coat i'Uilall --- ; Goody Overcoat to) Mega Om* ' &;;;;; Vgoody I7lfoox. tato et Womble. Ovoreast. GREENWICH. SUMMONING TRN POOR LAW SUARDIANL—Mr. Law, the soilcitor to the General Board of Health, attended at the police-office yesterday, and had a private interview with Mr. Trail, the result of wh'iih was that summonses have been issued against each member of the board of guardians of the Greenwich Union refusing to obey the order sent down to them, requiring the appointment of extra meikal tfficers to make house to house visitation, and also provision for the sick by hospital accommodation, sad houses of refuge for others. The hearing is fixed for Monde next. Although the guardians have rr their decision as to the appointment of additional medical men, they have not done so in accurdanekwith the order, neither have they pro vided hospital asaWation and houses of refuge in Wool wich and Deptaxdoa the Board of Health required. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. SAM:WAY, 81PT. 15,1549. The Stab el the Westher at sash of the following places at Nine o'eloek yesterday zooming. Nam et Rhos. Omni of Wind. 1111 =. '4 Oa* Dawn Glade Breen Ciaalsinsma Csia _ _ Goode linen Nati. Bram Calm tee::' ' Warm Brom Oasis Breese Oen* arum Mame Deem tea: &mailroom Omni Neese Oesa. arum Oesthe arum Omit. Mos. Strang Brom eillisi Btiongßreue Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze I Gentle Breeze Tix of Wipd: 849. PUBLIC SALES. SEPT. 14.—8 y Mr. DUCK WORTH, at the Mirt —81: free hold hi Iwo, Barnet, with three pieties of building ground, producing 701. per annum—sold for 8701. Two residences, Waterlooiplace, Camberwell, L t fee 421. fee locum, held for 33 years unexpiriiil a• 101.—t'.001. Mr. 020101 TEAS; at the Meet —B:vcn copyhold cot tages, Millirow, Walborn peen, let for 801., fine certain, sold subject to the richt of dower of vendor's wife-4851 . Pre. hold house, Bieter-phy, Wilburn-green, l•t for 21/., sold subject to right of dower of vendor's wife-1991. From as LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, Sept. 14. BANKRUPTS. JINNI. AMUCK, Ipswich, Suffolk, earn merchant, to surrender Se p t. 22 at 12, and Nov. 2at li, at Basinghall.strect. Solo, Bromley aid Aldridge, Sc uth-equare, Grars-inn, and Jackman, Ipswich ; off. assix., Green, Aldermanbury. JAMS Illasoo St. J. mee's-srhai f, Bermondsey, lime merchant, Sept. 21. at IS, and i (kL 27 at 11., at B as in g h a liattrect. Sol., Lewis, Wilmingtoomquare ; off. swig., thulium. ELWIN Caine,,,. Birmingham, miller, Kept. Viand Oct. 23, at 12 , at Ihnnbigham Court. Sol., Morgan, Birmingham ; off. assig.,Whit more, Bit mintham. Titoism Cummins, hoehampton, Surrey, and Kingeland.rosd, West Hackney, biker, Sept. 22 at 1, and Oct. 24 at li, at Basingbali. street. Soh, Bateman, Esses-street, Strand; off. amis., Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. Hamm COMPIN, Colchester, Eases, boot and shoemaker, Sept. II at 12s, and 0ct.14 at 12, at BasinshalLatreet. Rol., Smith, hew.inn, trand. GM/1(M Motu' CowLsr, Nottingham, sertwner, Oct. 5 and Nov. 9, at It, at Nottingham Court. Sol., Bowler, Nottingham ; olt. twig , Bittleston, Nottingham. CHAIM) s Hobos, Plymouth, draper, Rcpt. 24 at 12, and Oet. 27 at 11, at BoringhallaitreeL Soho, Hardwick and Davidsm Weavers' _ hall, thiqinghad-street ; oil. wig., Whitmore Basinghal-streeL Faamms Immusion ' Vouberts place, IterreaLsireet, biker, Sept. 22 at IL and OM. 24 at Ili, at Basingliall-street. dela., Meares. 1111- teary, Venchurchaitteet ; off. ',Nig., Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. FRAXCIX Kixuos, Manche ter, draper, Sept. at 12, and Oct. 19 at 11, at Manchester Court. Sole. Malden and Prich ar d, Christ chueeh.chambera, Netvgareatree?, and Faulkner, Manchester; off. twig., Hobson, Manchester. Jon,, botton•row, Piccadilly, wine and spirit mer chant, Sept. 21 at 11, and Oat. 24 at 12i, at liaainghal,streeL Sols., Lam/mice and Flews, Old Jewry-thountara ; of. assist., Pennell, Cluildhall-Auretirm CtiAFWYS ttowLatso,l4ondiam, Sam% stonemason, Sept. 21 and Oct. 24, at I, at basinghall-strect. Bois, Champion and Jutsum, White chapel.road ; off ands., Stansfeld, Basingluill.atreet. Jona Tensr, %Wow-walk, Surrey, builder, Sept. 22 at 12, and Oct. 94 at 11, at BasiogloilLstreet. SoL, Kaye, Symonda-nut, Chancery lane ; off. usig., Strinsteld, Bashighalidreet. CHARLES EDWIN Wrists and Hasa, %Vetoes, Ithosymedre and Cefn Maur, Denbighshire, grocers, Sept. 23 at 12, and Oct. 17 at 11, at Liverpool ODOM. Kamondi and Co, Lincoln's-ion-fields ; Salter, Ellesmere, Shemohlre; and Avi.on and I'ritt, Liverpool; WT. ring., bird, LiverpooL INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. AT PORTUOAL-/ITNEAT. W. o.Anaorr, Bridge-street, Southwark, share dealer. W. Costs, Wardour-etri et, Soho bulkier. J. Cosenza; Jun., St. Wartin's.line, grocer. J. A. Gear, Wyndham-reed, Camberwell, dealer in jewellery. J. EAT, Hammon-terrace, Otmden-town, jeweller. Curium's Komar, Wharton-street, Pentonville. W. IlusuLicosr, tired Chart-street, Holton, commission agent for the sale of wines. J. 0. Prams:, Circus, litnories, accountant. 11. PREMIER, Edgeware.roud, smith. H. P. Tessin, Little New.atreet, Fetter-lane, licensed victualler. TN TUB 0047 MT. Si. Coen', Exwick, Devenehire, wooluomber. J. Haase, Dudley. Woroistershire, fruiterer. W. Oita, Ashford, Kent, clothier. J. TkUNAN, jun. ' New Lenton, Notting/mm.4llm lacemaker. J. Leintawuoo,llailey, Oxfordshire, land surveyor. PILISONDISA, ON TWOS OWN PETITIONS. E. A inumtotro. Bradford, Yorkshire, tailor. J. BELL, Kirby-moo - -side, Yorkshire, bootmaker. W. l oorn, Wolstenholme Fold, Lancashire, coal proprietor. 0. BRANHAM, Knowatrop, Yorkshire, dealer in flour. It. Knows, Liverpool, manager to a licensed victualler. J. BURWELL, 11444111, Yorkshire, innkeeper. J. Bras, swansea, Glamorgsmhire, saddler. N. Buss, Swansea, Glamorganahire, currier. 1. Comae, Ashcan-under•Lyne, retail dealer In ale. Assn CRANXIIKAW, PreMon. milliner. 3. temail.bridge, Lanewihne, warehouseman. J. Easrwaon, Elland, Yorkshire, Joiner. J. Prorros, Ke.rdale-ternice, Islington, commercial traveller. J. Pismire, Middlesboro', Yorkshire, bricklayer. J. Glossa. Kirk‘ate, Yorkshire, publican. R. Gummi, Macaw rt, dealer in hats. J.Bruum, Ddph, Yorkshire, bookkeeper. E. lIAIAJLET. Leeds, cloth finisher. F. HAMRA; Salford, La. eashire, baker. C. II ASOSILATES, Pudsey, Yortshire, cloth manufacturer. I. I lent Lev, bilborough, Yurkeiure, private in the Royal Rappers and Minna. _ _ _ EILUITLICT. Leeds, beerseller. O. limns; &knifeid, Lancashire, overlooker in a cotton factory. T. Ilocosos, Leeds, pap r stainer. B. luarrsos, Guiseley, Yorkshire, grocer. F. Janos's, Oldham, onion spinner. J. JCOOPOIL Crowle, Liecohishire, farmer's Lhourer. A. Knowres, Sheffield, steel manufacturer. J. Lava', Burton Joyce, Nottinghamshire, tailor. R. LLOTD, Bristol, carpenter. 11. Maw, Kingsand, Devonshire, superannuated gunner in the Royal Navy. S. MAINITT, Preston, ironmoulder. J. M , 1 iverton, Devonshire, farmer. T. 81112.011, Manchester, licensed victualler. L. Mummy Lockwood, Yorkshire, shopkeeper. F. Nam/cora, Liverpool, assistant to a grocer. I. PTART, Leeds, upholsterer. J. RIGBY, Birkenhead, &sent for the pate of timber. J. ltoosau., Liverpool, all miller. T. Ronan, Tonteth-park, Lancashire, stevedore. F. Praia r, Liverpool, bookkeeper. R. Sumow, Aliddleaboro', Yorkshire, mason. A. Sernr.ntairo, Algburth, Liverpool, master of the ship Fortes. W. SWILL., lode Romani Merkel, r. W. Torsos, Wakefield, Yorkshire, coachmaker. W. T. Tritons's., St. Helen's, Lncachire, ironmonger. J. TURNED , Pendleton, Lancashire, butcher. W. Trauma, Charley, Lancashire, licensed victualler. H. Wumurson. Habergbam Ears, Lancashire, provision shop keeper. J. Wilson, Bradford, Yorkshire, ormuneretal traveller. DIVIDENDS.—set. 19. O. Barna, Nevreastle-upon-Tyne, wine and sphit merchant—set 9. G. T. Batman, Warrington and Moss Side, lanraskire, ironfounder—Oct. IL J. Boyce, Birmingham, um brella furniture manufacturer—Oct. 9. J. H. Charlton, Hales ()wen, Worcestershire, talor—Oet. 19. T. Coates, Sunderland, Durham, wine merchant—Oct. 8. T. Davies, Amason, Glamorganshire, draper—Oct. 11. J. Forrester, Whitehaven. Cumberland, mercer Oct. 17. T. Gales, Ford, Durham, shipbuilder—Oct 6. J. ile9ings, Rugeley, atafforilshire, brewer—Oct. 17. R. Imeary, Ea s t Jarr o w, Durham, alkali manufacturer—Oct. 10. R. Knowles, Great Iltton, Lencaehirc, collier—eat. 11. C. Robson. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer --Oct. 9. M. Roc, Coventry, Wars iakebite, draper—Oct. 11. C. J. Spence, frockton-upon-Tee., Durham, timber merchant—(let. 19. B. nylon" Yelling Shore, Durham, iron martufacturer-o,t. 9. R. Taylor, Liverpool, ironmonger Oct. 17. W. Todd, Whttchaven, Cumberland, ironmonger —Oct. 11. W. Wylam and J. Greene, Jim, Neweastle.npomayne, merchants. CERTIFICATES to be granbad, paleas iis” be shown to the contrary, - on the day of unetbig. Oat. 17. G. Rim., Neocoolle-upon-Tyna, wine and spirit mer. chant—Oct. IL W. Blacknell, Pluntstead, Kent, baker —Oct. 8. O. S. Corley, Ouodle, Northamptonshire, dealer in musk and muoiral In atrumens—Oct. 5. Sarah. Greaves Eyre Leeds, innkeeper—OM. 11. T. Morris, Abersavenny, Monm ou thshire, corn merchant—Oct. 5. W. Nichol.on, Pontefract, Yorkshire, saddler—Oct. G. T. Putter, Shef field, printer Oct. e. tr. Powell, Newtown, Montgomerysh;re, butcher—Oct. G. J. Smith, Smith-buildings, Whitechopel, spruce merchant. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting In Bankruptcy, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before Oct. S. J. Anderroe, Liverpool, merchant—E. A. Ball, Manchester, shore broker—S. J. Cartwright, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, groom—M. Davhon, Newcootte-npon-Tyne, draper—T. Monington, Brighton, tobsononint —O. ?dillerrhip, Oldbury, Womerlershire, draper —J. Morgan, Liverpool, hotelkeeper C. M. Matram, k'riday-Arent, City, worchoutreman—R. Roberts, Tosteth.park, Livorpol, grocer —lt. Ryder, Kingston-upon-Lion, grocer—J. smith and W. Darby. shire. Manche:ter and Egertmr.within-Turton, Laacsahlre, dyer.— W. it. Suter, Liverpool, skip broker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—J. F. P. Airey and T. Garnett, Jun., Kendal, Cumberland, tailors—J. Aldred and W. Brook Maneiwater, wine mcrebants—J. J. Baldwin and J. Barker, Fox's-hate, Shadwell. general dealers—J. Bishop and B. Smith, Cor bet's-court, Spitalftelds, orchil manufacturers—ll. Brace, Jun. and H. Box, Walsall, StaffOrdahire, saddlers' tronmorgers—H. Brace, een., and 11. Box, Waload, Staffordshire, saddlers' iromonaers —J. Bury, U. Bury, G. Bury, and T. Bury, Salford, Lancashire, woollen printers—T. Charlton and B. litlev,n, anchester wholesale etattoners J. Elshaw and S. Walker, Sheffield, brass and German silver launders —W. rieldhowd and H. Allen, Newport, Salop, merchants—G. Had. den, J. Madden, and H. /hdden, Nottingham hosiers and mer chants, so far as regards G. Madden —J. Huntjeteris and J. flicks, Eradesch Martin and Great Barrio u ton, Gloucestershire, working and hire—J. „ letting Nanning machines on e. "pia, Ilanchester, bras and iroafeam ni—E. Lumley and C. Lumley, linaraborocogi, Yorkshire, muntosis and seedegoon—W. McMillen and J. Beanie, Liverpool, tonna gogronmurers—J. Nall. J. F. Naylor, and W. Nall, Manebestar, sorrier% so far as regards J. P. Naylor—J. Ninon and A. Dewar, Doak-street, &badmen, caking makers—R. K. Pearce and J. Tlardreade, Iligh.etreet, fiamthwariC drysalters and *Mew makers—J. Piano and W. Pearce, Crewing", Materret•hire, chemists—J. Priming' sod J. Enirista, Ilsonsion and mow, Yorkshire, taaaces—W. Jana Limey. kin Linsey, and B. N. Limey Blaidears. mama sidarra, so tar as repade R. N. Lavary—F. a. Imam and G. F. Mamada, Brirol, brass:modem—J. T. BEd lad J. St to Ashtosamier- Lyme, lamming, wine and snereants—.l. Williams end C. A. Verulamiaildianc, rs.inn—T. 8. Williams and 3, Benno, Liverpool, drirykeepers. SCOiCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Janes Arrennos, (Jock burorpath, Berwiekshirs, merchant, Sept. 20 and Oct 11, at the White Swan lax, Dumas. Atm:Aimee ELDLN Edinburgh, printer, Sept. 28 and Oct 11, at Kennedy's Ship Hotel, Y.dtabursh. Parma Jeer, Dundee, merchant, Sept. 19 and Oct 10, at the Britieh Hotel, Dundee. Harem WeacotarsE dinburgh. , Edinburgh , Sept. 19 and Oct. 17, at the Ship Hotel, Witeaam tiovio, Airdrie, tuner, Sept. 19 and Oct. 17, at Drum mond's Royal Hotel, Airdrie. SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCE. (if SW , Or " lOodas ranto," arl . Lott 1r0.., CASUALTIES. Amiga, Edington, hem Clyde to Valparaiso, which put in here 14th inst., has her main-mast-head spruag, her fore mast 4 ailed, has lost rudder, is leaky, and will require to discharge.—Rio Janeiro, July 19. John Mullett, Turner, from Havana, got on shore on the Main between 81. Margaret's Bay and Kingsdown list night, but was assisted off on the flood, with loss of an an chor and warp, after Istating heavily.—Deal, Sept. 14. £1&IYID. HI7I. ARRIVED. AOIII7PTNA-4 Deal, &ptcrater 19, from ANN —of Queisstolny, September 12, from Bet_paa marl ArrosunA —at Queenstown, Beetrroba 12, from JtOrt,4l2 Assos—at Cloessetows, September 12, trout Cloostaatisople Alums—sr Quenetown, September 12, from Coastsotinople ArezArrs—et Queenstown, 14eptember 12, from Ibraila aaN*OlllA —et Queenstown, *Mabee 12, from. .Porto Moe i AJAI-st Liverpool, fleptembefeetn n we -At AcsJAMS -at Ltrerponl, September 14, from . 7. . ......." . 1..--. -1111 1 Aimee-at Liverpool, September 11, horn .... ....-,ig ANALM-at Liverpool, Se o tetuter 14, from ............ ... MI ...„... "-j = BAHILL -at Liverpool, Sept em b er 14 , from ............ rernate44l; Bit nuaas-at Deal, September 13 Baorams at searbt,' September 13, from ___ ....... ._ g k v.su to m-at Queetoan, rieptembw 12, from. Sent-at Quo:Mown, September 12, from ....... ......, . .. Durum Queen-at Queenstown' Se p tember 126:arrom ............ Heroes Mau* -at Queenstown, , September 12, ... Como-at Howes, September 13, from - ......... Grammes-at Deal, September 13, from ................... Cuestas-at Deal, September 13. front Coniscre-at Deal, September 13, from . ............................. Cemourre-et Exmouth, remember 12, .... - . ..... mem. COILS Lies-at Greenock, September 12, front .............. Awe terk ' CLairawati-st Greenock, September 12, tram. .................ft ghos. Cosner-at Deal, September 14, from . . ... „........... Caimorra-at Queenstown, Septembe r 112, ..... .............. .. enionwer-at Queenstown, September 12, from ....... Camaro Soma° -1“ Queenstown, SePteteber Ifs 1fte11.7.71% DAwiLLA-at Gravesend, September 14, from_ CHILIMIMA-at Gravesend, Seism/ler 14, Iron ...7.....„. oflanate-at Bristol, September 14, from ..... .. ........... . Crows-at Liverpool, September 14, from...-„ ......... JIL Carnallrlt -at Liverpool, September 14, fr0ra.:........ ..... ...27 / e a Daremase-at Uverpool, September 14, from ............. - bum Dims or Yost-at Deal, septeraber 19, hula „,„„1,6, ........ Doeoensa-at Dad, September 14. from .. _.. _. ........... --.. Einaa lLeentsme ra. - at -a lueet caaa., tstow ae n, aw entz b t e ee:lte l z 12, . .................... .7..........J.404.4... 11 Am u EL L .,,,,i Dem, September IS, from ....................... ....._,„0..,„ ELLeN-at Dest!, September 13, from .. ~._ ............... ....j Etas Hauog-at Orel, &member 13, ..... ..-..-....„ i* yy Est--at Falmouth. September 13, from ................... .. .... Ogigi E.,..,_ee Figwouth, September 12, from .................. .. .. a ka EDO:Men-at Das!, September 13, from ....................... .. Ithieg id Umerneme-at Queenstown, September If, from ... ENTIMAII- at Gravesend, September 14, from ........... 4 . 3 .! 1 . 1 . 1 , 1 ,ft Mina-et Gravesend, September 14, froro .. - ....... ........... ENDYIIIoa-at Liverpool, September 11, from. ..... ....... Orhell Etill.Y-at Liverpool, September 14, nrom .. _ -. ..... Enz.. Ass-at Liverpool, September 14, from .............. Eras* - at Liverpool, September 14, froin .......... - ...... .- Fume-at Deal, September 13, from ....... - ....... ..... Jems% Fame--at Deal . September 13, from ........... ................y... Fatcow-at Hull. September 13, from -... ... - __air. Viols-at Plymouth, September 13, from ................ ...14Mpiii 1 FANNY-at Liverpool, September 14, from ..................... _As OLIDOMita-at Deal, September 13, from ......,.... Glimmer Mesao-at Deal, September 13, fr0m...„,,,,,,,,Ji m r it Gras -at De d, September 13, (rem Alleallip (Mace--at Queenstown, September 13, from „. .... Ltul Alia Gelieo-olf Liver 'Doi, Sept tuber 14 Ileaeons-at Deal, September 13, from ....00 limaas-at Falmouth, Sept tuber 13, from ~_ _.....-.. Hoar OP OAK-at Deal, September 14, from 01m a ... ...... JAS. Duess-at Queehetown, September 12, from . . . ._,.. ..... A m i, Jas. Warr-at Deal, September 13, fromfrom"' Juana -at Plymouth, Septemb er 13, from Joys llALLierr-at Deal, September 14, fr0m.,.,,,,,,, -memo Jour AND Eur..-• Queemumn, Septembe r Is, irem .... - „_06... J. Ellsaisit-lit Queenstown, Septe, bee 12, from ... .....„„06 ft Jaws Howalie -at, Queenstown, September 12, 1tem. 7 ..........14341 J. F. Wintraer -oft Liverpool, September 14 Kam MAMA-at Liverpool, September 19, from ... ....... __no LANCASHIaa Wiles-on Liverpool, September 14 LAUMA- at Liverpool, Sept ember 14, roan -AIM LADY KaNNAWAY- at Dee l, 13, from ... LOMB. MD CAMoLisa-at Deal, September 13, graft - . .....Ohne.... Labe Pneusou-at Mumble., September IS, Irma . , ...... 1,,,,,e, Nalsos-at Queenstown, September 12, from....tmestaillinsigh Lialow-off Liven pool, September 14 MAZY Tart:.* -at Gravesend, September 13, from 12 111 MALACCA-at Graverend, September 14, from liamlsp MUMS Meows -at Graverend, September 11, from ...Punta Mem MAIM LUVISA- at Deal, September 13, froM ORS Meta (brig) - at De .1, September 13 210amts -at Liverpool, semen. Cr 14, from Crane* MiUriAna -at Falmouth, September IS, from Gibe llsausistm-at Failmoiltb, septa:Ether 13, from Soma, Ars bl suss Cissiers-at Falmoutb, September 13, from limy el umr-at Falmouth, September 13, from Alenshia Marommera-at Queenstown, September 12, from Ueda NATION-at Deal, September 13, from Wit Semmes-at Queenstown, September 12, from Conalataigili Nammel-at Gravesend, September 14, from Aims (Maws-at 1 irerpool, September 14, from Geis Oiuotes--at Queenstown, September 12, Irma ........ -..........0e. o.otrnau-at Queen town, September 12, from ........____Amm. OIDUI-at Deal, September 13, Inen Oitertm-at D .-...„.„ rat, September 13, from AV Oarmar-at Deal, September 14, from Adel Pt.sau-at Queenstown, September Li, teem Comtmgamg PaLterom-at Deel, September 13, from - Om* FEJDUAN-at Deal, September 13, from Mt Patetwe -at Heel, September 13, from At Mrs* PIAMIT-at Hull, September 13, from .... . ---..............111mil Pautaiso-at Flymnnum, September 13, from Odom Paaim-at Deal, September 13, from... ..... ......... BOOM% SA, Peraue-at Ltverpool, Septemb er 14, from . ... Pit. PAKILINGI-oft Liverpool, September .4 Wrier ELISABETH-at firoverene, September 14, fr05.....bi1l gurus -at Liverpool, Sept fiber 14 Orme or liarmur-at Deal, September 11, Ihnii»..... -Mid. ltaweeo-at Deal, reptetuter 13, !root -Mlle/ Ittensanwoe-tit Mumbles, Septerols r IS, from .-Ola Horst. Vier:MlA-at Deal, September 13, from. YarrOlinw Ramose-at Deal, September 14, from Grille Hoar. lIIIMDM -at Dail, September 14, from Om* boaa-at Liverpool, September 14, from Omit Robots Mitairix-at Liverpool, September 14, tom:- .. .-Cami RAND- at Liverpool, Septennber 14, IrDal iladßavam Sr. liscuues-at 1 iverpool, September 14. from AMIN Sr. tuts-at Liverpool, Se;iember 14, from QIN* Sparrow LAW -at Liverpool, September 14, from vhbxs tIousDIAPOIMY -at Deal, September 13, from ANS Ma J. WILY:a-at Falmouth, September 13, from Abate* Sagan-et Newport, ('em., September 12, Sum Gnaw Sous Fstarmaa --at Queenstown, eepteniber 12. from Theft Situolos-at Queenstown, September 12, Irom .... TaltreilLADAV- at Falmouth. September 13, proem ..._. (3 = Tins TIMM, Fro , yoros -at Portsmouth, Sept. 14, fro ...&, Mimi% Ummusrern-of Liverpool, september 14 VIM:LOY-off Liverpool, Sept niter 14 Yews-at Veal, September 13 from hal Villa:iv-at Queenrown, September 12, from Parolee Wootarairms-st Deal, September 13, from MINN w ',immense -at Laverty...4, Setae, ber 14, from Sara Yoe:moms -at Deal, 'member 13, from SC Andrewl,lLL Yoks...out -at Liverpool, September 14, from Mem* Zit:AD-at Liverpeol, September 14, from VA= Zerarrer-Ilt Liverpool, September 14, from Zimouta-at Mal, September 13, from CAMS BAIL ID. ATTIOLt -from Gravesend, September 14, to Lim* AkUTLE-from Plymouth, September 13, t , -amen Cuessmaa Witco - from Gravesend, September 13, to i .= Coes. CLAkK -from Greenock, 1. eptcmber 12, to Emu. or Arcs 1. sou -Irom Gravesend, September 13, to PIMA-from Poole, September 13, to . Cloaca-from ohields, September 13, to -...... lIKLas -froa. Torbay, September 12, to I'd = iNTIMPID-from Gravesend, So ptembet te, to Bt. Mier leseraaA -tn. lible.ds, September IS, to Gilman': Joss-6,m Pole, september 13, to Nersoursllsid JkAllt EAMON- from Shields, September IS, to Hasten ions-from Shields, ceptember 13, to LOONS AlaLeltas tattoos-nom Gravesend, reptembes 13, to Wel MIXILTAN-IPOII. Greenock, September 11, to MINIKIVA-troat Plymouth, September 12, to Port MO Passuaa-from Shields, September 13, to Menem &snow. a-from Gravesend, September 13, to .11, srava-from Goeenstown, september 12, to Lades Vatos-from Gravesend, September IS, to Om VANDkUI-from Shields, September 13, to .Peteriseg VESSBLEI SPOKEN WITH. Mist GOWER, Fate of and Imm London, for Valparaim, dio must d, gutting back trom off Cape Horn eivrards Rio Janeiro to vitt. and with loss of one man overboard, July 24, lat. 31 Iva. 47.50 W. Anoinsrouti, from Gloucester, for Quebec, Aug. 30, Lit. 47 N., lon. 23 W. Bimini, for Quebec, Aug. 27, lot. 46 N., ion. 27 W. from the Cade, fur Batavia, May 10, Lit. 1 N., lam. It. from London for Port Phillip, May 19, lat. 20 S., 27 W. Cilmdol4, from London for Mauritius. June 16, lat. 30 S., lon. 22 W. D 0,,,,,, from Plymouth, lat. 47 N 10a. 26 W. buys (brig), Hornet, tram Malta for Loadon, Aug. 24, off Cape a. Vincent. 31 nays. FAMMR, Hamilton, from London for Mannino's, July 14, ht. 3N., lon. 9 W. Hansa:rt., from Trieste for Liverpool, 6th inst., lat. 47, N.,10n. 13W. lIAMAQVIN, for Bermuda, Aug. 74, lat. 45 N , I a. 17 W. Lone Beta., 'ram Liverpool for Bombay, Ju y 28, lat. 17 N , lon. 27W. LANCARMRI6 Wrreu (barque), Aug. 30; lat. 37.10, lon. 36.25. LADY COAMUMML, from Moulmein fur the Clyde, June lat. 52. lon. 30. MADaAN for London, May 24, lot. 28 8. MAIM or ERIN, from Falmoult for Monte Video, July 26, lat. 26 S., lon. 38 W. Paaaomi (brig), from London for Mauritius, May 2, lat. S N., km 16 W. Parisern (Danish brig), from Porto Rim for Falmouth, lat. 33 40, lon. 57 40. RAMMR, liabertam, off Lisbon, Aug.2B, out 75 days, all welL Bix, at Shields, Aug. 24, from Bt. John (N. 8.) for London, lit. 4331, lon. 54 4.5 W. Smarr, of Bidef ird, bound west, Aug. 2.3, lat. 45 40, lon. 49 40. SeNULILLAND, Ad. n and Colombo, July 26, lat. 12 N., lon. 23 W. Tiatri.MtAlf, of Llmrpool, for Val.pandso, July 26, lat. 323., 1014 41 W. [Advertisement.]—A CERTIFISD era): OF BCIO. MLA IT HOLLOWAY'S 01241111XT ASO Phan.—The following Men& sate from Mr. Alcorn, of Terry's Plains, New South Wales, we far. warded to Profe-eor Holloway by Mr. Paikey, chemist, of the sene place :—" is to certify that my daughter, seed styes yews, icIS afflicted with rerofnla for three years and that after she had bee attended by se vend resp ectable precotinru re without 1.4100 M, lan induced to try Holloway's ointment and pills, which remed{ta, it about three mouths, completely cured her, arrd she to now in toe bet of heal.b. This can be vi rifled by numerous persons in this vicatity, where I have resided for tN tweet)-two years. (Signed) R. ALMS. Jan. I, 11149."—Soki by ail and ea Professor llollostafs kitabbahmeut, 244, Strand, BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. HAT WARD.-Bept. 8, at Middle Mattock, Dear Clewkerae, the wife of R. Hayward, Jan., Esq., of a daughter. MEEK.-Bept. 12, at Ormskirk, Mrs. Meeh, of a eon. TAYLOR.— Sept. li, at Craven.hlll, Bayawater, Kra J. Taylor, Jan, of a sou. MARRIAGES. OULTON—THWATTE&—Sept. 12, at St. :Watitiew',‘, Bruton, by the Rev. John Vaughan, D.C.L., Captain Fre‘lcrick Slangy Houk" to Victoria, daughter of thelate Julio Alexander Thwititen, BA, and niece to Major John Henry Cooke, late of 11.111.'s 25th Beet. STGRANI—BEIIKELEY.-13ept. 13, at St. George% HAnorevagellter B. M. Ingram, req., of Warealey, Worceaterehire, to Loulaa Anne. only child of the late Be,. B. Berkeley, of Ootoeildge Court, la the same county. _ WALKER—GIBB.—Sept 11, at Dunfermline. by the Bey. B. T. Walker, the Rev. A. Walker, of the Uniud Pre,bytermu Chat .01 Neweistle.on-Tyne, to Elizabeth Henderson, younge e t daughter 0 1 U. Gibb, Em., Dunfermline. DEATHS. BENNETT. —Sept. 10, at the Vicarage, Corsham, Wilts, Louisa li riett.i, youngest daughter of the Rey. W. C. !Sennett, aged 1 6 . BRACKEN.—Sept. 12, at the Rectory, Rotherhithe, Miss Emil& Bracken, of Sutton Coldlield. CONSEIT.--Sept. 10, at Tunbridge-wells, Sarah, relict of IL COD. sett, Em., of Guilford-street, Russell.square, aged 80. GRAVES.—Sept. 0, at Delupre Honer, Bridport, Itotert Grams, 31.0. PARKAM.--Sept. 10, at Ilawford Lodge, near Worcester, Rah wills of B. Parham, req., Judge of the Woroestershire oAncy Courts. POILOCII.—Sept. 12, at Devonshire-place, Frances, wife td X 2 .0 0 ' Oes. Or 0. Pollock, 0.C.8. 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