The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-08 00:00:00

. - shy I have taken my fall sbari of labour, having de Toted scaly the whole of ay time to the in terest. M the company, eacoaraged by the belief that I erjoyed the eonlideme el the shareholders. If I have lest that ocalidence it was ealy biomes I was • party to as oat sot emanatio4 trees myself, whole wit pawed by ma namilawine resoluisen of the board, aid afterwards adapted by are rural stesdeps el the shareholders; sad se eissi sheaths would image me le maths' Is Wise witness the pawed sopped of the prepriaten. As • holder of upwards of 11,1111 is sonselidgeell steak sad s.nres is the comers. I shall Mill wattage es Seal myself id. atilled with its Mures • sad plaisper4y. It reuelos Mr me, ia miring, te mead my grallseal aekceseledgmista for the itnifons contuses re pined is me by say selleagues, to expects my hope mid DAM that whoa o therist feveriik excitement km pawed away, aka Mimeses the gempany will speedily sad imedily Ca rom—l none ilaalkimiam, your obedient carnal, Wirehmat Mr naara*YD.” He had stall to report to the.. (Hear, he He ma sseLed iki lima risi ft w as t a a palatal duty kr kiiii to read of his aid collisegpse io Mk way, bat it was a duty width most be doss The sea resigutios was that of Mr. Tu. Whk la thee pestlemas, ho hod been coimeted with that anfeaessM. bashass is the north CM York. Newcastle, sad Ihrwtek), hot with that be (the ettaii man) bad nothing to do. He know settling ab at it, but in itemise 10 Mr. rue, be felt band to say that at the Midland Board be had sever sees a maw efficient and able man, and he might add, that he had been se independent, ema in the fags of Mr. Hodson, as say man could possibly be. (Hem, hem.) This bet was Dosed to say In his behalf. Mr. TIM'S ialter was as follows : Plough Hotel, Cheltenham, Sept. 4, 1849. Dear sir,—As I feel I ems no longer retain my position se ffirester es the Mahal Railway with convert to myself, or sosie b oarm am a pan if the dwasholden, I beg CM board to anspt my reeipatisa. With pratelid aeknowledgmeate to sash et the enema he their uniform kiodaess wed ma ideratim, I have the bosom to remain, dear sir, yours flettklally, Cillaat.li Ten.—J. F. 8011, firamary. After seas funk r °humidor. he aid he had sew to MOTO that the it while hea boos read be remind, adopted, sod sim ulatedamass the shareholders. (Chien., The resoltrios haviag bees seganded, Mr. WYLIR rem Be had bird, after all that heat sad leshieg et the feeling el the pelive is regard al than the would sot hays interfered, bug age weal law s lashed of defending Mr. Wadding. hem, law reeemshadell him te whs. This report would sot glee espial= Is asps bat h if the paragraph whet' de. esibed the Leeds sod DIN~ leen se a maser. of 'stud ..molosd, ea that, maidatai the ratan of all the IS Ile lllNgis WO iiallitsows W hi shareholders, raW7assill set fillip borreed be lay ishvideal. (Hear, her. Per this he pespeeed to mobilities, the telkewing, that Wish of IMMO gsassatssal so the Lade sod Beedleed Mee wash be deeply regretted, as being asset mollareushe le the Mama if the shershddere of the Mho' , sod *Mho elesomessaate of th .t lease wonatill uses to M regralskierasseh as they represented the hewers al seise of the alreftes at be log at varianoe with these of the allarlaT geseeelle, and as sash were de• ronbap a Welt grusendes. (Hear, hest ) Mr. IRONBIDIIII eseesded the amendment. Dr. O'BRIEN obeigyed BO them was het evidence le show that the airman hog made large profits hy the sale co shine In Ludes. whit.' posits feisty belonged to the share bele" and it was kis holestles to move a moieties, it t °tilde eimaktethe elliellthiltbs erecters be igetrusted to take such hid weans ge they may be advised to adept, for the per use ef all seas which might have bees obtaiasd by the directors Dy Mimi sauna. (Heir. hear.) He wished to Maw whether sash a mato Ws could be put ? The CHAIRMAN was informed by the legal Urger of the esopsay that it weld sot be put without previous seise. (N. ar ) Mr. ORACH approved of the Terri os the tam on whisk Mr. Wylie had mottled it, via, that to. feeling Met there was no blame attaching to the fairing stated that amviction publicly in their re. pert. (Seer. hear.) _ _ Mr. RAND, el Bra d for d, observed that the Leeds aid Braised ampules, bad bees mede on the unanimous re minders of the board, whisk had afterwards bees sane timed by more thee es* maths of shareholders; and it was set lair, bemuse the Ilse had sot bas se prodective as was ezpotted, sow te swell at the bargain. Had that line stlo per ma essapialat woeld lime been nude— . a• r)—ead be, Wain at the greet hiseass is the treffic, bat little doubt that are hag it would pay 10 per coat, sad that it world yet be heed to he a seat valuable aqua le the Midhad lie. (Cheers.) He had sever ob elus" anythiag is KT. Wadding aaa'S Padua showier, that be wee indiessesd by gay motive housietent with the positkeet of a man of hamar. (Haar, beer.) A SHARRHOLDBR—ProbabIy some gold dust has bees throws is year eyes. (" Order, order.") Mr. RAND would repel sub a ream& with the sontempt ft deserved. (Hear, hear.) The CHAIRMAN hoped the meeting would support Ma Is preserwha order, and a conducting the bunnies in a c ooo demealy weer. (Cheers.) The report was In eke Mate shareholders to deal with it ea they thought fit. What was intended by the paragraph Is question was to de clare, oa the past at the director, that with regard to the Isms as which the Leeds and Bradford line had been leased, they wished to take their full share of responsibility ; bat eat with Mr. Waddingbam's or any other persoa's she. truesedems they had nothing to do. (Hear.; Mr. Wylie west& make a proposition which, he belied, would remove IMMlllmalty. He suggested that the paragraph in the re pm ebeeld he altered so ea to read thus: "That the dires t= Isis to remind the proprietors that the Leeds mil Bradford lease, which has given rise to much dbesedia was the unanimous act of the whole beard and adopted by the shareholders. The opl = 1" :1 1 the directors that it was a measure of sound pel r eat aMmire gemmekni of tile liae, remains unchanged; mad the the teem ossoo Iso high, yet, looking at the eliesmieuse a the We, sad the position of all parties to the beepb e obi& was knows to the directors, bet not to Ow ahesehaldeea, • bettor arrangement tou'd not be made " —striking sat t e h paragraph, that they did not consider blame atuited ta any adividul. (Hear, hear.) Referring to 111r•Waddirittun's defence, he thought it would have bees at well if be had stated who were the parties in London with whom he negotiated after the failure of the contract with the Manchester and Leeds company. Dr. O'BRIEN would amend the amendment just sug gested. Mr. V. SMITH would move as an amendment that the report be adopted except that paragraph is which the dime tors stated that no blame attached to any one, whisk was is entire opposition to another very al le reps; which. bad emanated from the committee of investigation. That report in page 37 stated, that two gentlemen had in their hands at the time of that tramaesiort a very large number of shares, ore amounting to 60,0001., and the other to 10,0001. The shareholders now present mated that they were nit ener.dly cognisant of the feet. (Hear.) Mr. WYLIE withdrew his suredmeat in favour of Mr. Smith's; which was put by the Mtilate'', sad serried by an overwhelming majority—the Leeds sad Bradford share hoiden only bolding up their heads in (avow of retaining W paragraph. The resolution for receiving and adopting the report, as emended, was next pat lad carried. The CHAIRMAN then put • resolution, confirming the dividend rsoomassaded in the report; and, in reply to questions from Mr. Wylie aid several other shareholders, stated that If the proprietors adopted the view of the aceoantante, they would ant sanction any dividend • but be and the other directors bad In vestigated the matter fully, and they believed that the view taken by the committee of investigation sus the right one, and that they maid pay honestly and fairly a dividend of 3 per cent. per annum. They must re member that it was intended to take in a large amount of liability in the next half year. The liabilities of the com pany would be 40.0001. more next half year then in the pre mut. Tune would be enough to divide 3pa ant., tali* W traffic as it was for the present half-year. Bet, calm. lade, oo the losresse on the second half-year of 1848, they might take 100,0001. more retain for the ensuing half year, which amid give the same dividend, and a seirplus of 30 0001. The pinch would be la the following half year. That surplus would be Web quote to carry them over to the next half. year, unless they got some amass in the traffic, ay to the extent of 1,0)04 a week, wiieie wei a very small acmes to I look forward to es nearly 600 miles of line ; but with that they would be able to pay 3 per cent. for that halcyear she. He °Add sot emotive that la tie improviag state of W washy the talk would not eassiderably increase a 1150; and an homes, to the extent he had stated would *sable them 'e esstinse to pay the 3 per neat., mid if thee should be able to pay it then he had no &Dahl they we be able to my it afterward.. (Hew ) The liabilities of the moray for law charges and psrlimuntary guesses, he meld set Meta *meetly. There was some land in 1101111.1i0111 wilt the Leeds and Bradford which yet ye amined to be cos end which would add to the law muli expeama P t he total liabilities under this brad would not he nave 6,0001, but they could ant exceed 10,0001. Them were perhaps between 20,0001 and 30,0001. due to Mr. aleph...a the engineer, whose account was ender' x , ainetliss • this was in addition to a large sum while had toes already paid to him. Them remained about 110,0001. Mill to be paid (or the Leeds and Brad ores Hee ea amount of works sad milieus; bat against this there were esrplua lands and buiirlinge to be sold to the amount probably at 100,0001. With r :geed to the working espouses d the line there had set bees much inc rease , h e belt old, when umpired with the last hall year, and taking into so lemn, the Ikereasad number of miles which bad been brought Into work. The working expellees were shout as per cent., hat if he remained at the board the subject of working expenses should have his cheat artention. (Hear.) The line was now almost cr mdeled, and their duty would ha to get as nue% franc upon i•. and to work it as cheaply, NI potable. With regard to the salaries of the official., he believed there were not above seven pc• soos employed by the aosimusy with salmi's b. rind 3001. a year, and not mere than eight who bad so mach. The wages of the peek» had been redwood from 17e. to 16.. a week, oat of which they had le_ pay Is. ter vest The salaries in every determent were azoi at the lowest rate 'insistent with the du'l.s perforated. The propriety of continuing the ax. prom tram at their present time, by which a consider. able expense was issuned, would alio be considered. With regard to the eau trains, he was one of those who had he a Inns time Men is fee ‘ur of the system of low taw. He and M. Badges bad differed on this point, and he sew found that Mr. Hudson sea right. (Hear, bear,) They tad rwtemid the datelees fares from 3d. to Zed. a ails, h order tee Wag people fees the second to the first elms' Ito rash resits, however, had Lilo .ed ; and he believed they bad is: to the fall eaten: of the reduc:ion. He tnoug .t thoy gave leo meek accomgandatica in the fourth oboe or government trahm, and that the time would eau shortly wheelthesyy must shakes the speed of those tales is order to bra r M who wore good seam ism the high* diem \ \ i ti .. THE EXPRESS, MILITARY. With nipper to leaf rows, the board bad eadeavavared, by all the levees la their power, I. redoes them They bad aP pealed over sad over ante. bet tie Wilt rates heid always he.. oteallread. and whew they were to the Oa We Boma the, molt awld peobtirly lea the sum Tho mist liability ore assess* of dr Lads aad Bradford we MAW mestaatived sod MD AK Mom main 1,11111.01111. as Oa 1010 l easiest -obi* iho 111111wol W to foie abostios had awes all 1h or and to Nei hat w tessemahht moo ;bet shop lad boa male ithbiloodi the Oak pocketing glom the bohemian ha d adopted is their deal iners with raliways. 1k his avid= the tins hod onto whoa dot alstaismrst at the Load' sad Bradisr4 shwa Pm& sally sow dig got ot taw Midland sod doe arparaeo mosoogomol *sold seam lb low yer, to loy dot dem had always been ago el rector rho Leeds and Bradford Board. The wtsi sMoa was thaw pat sad carried. as was oterrehet rassiadoefooodeielos tba rootmatandatios of She dlosolon ia rofortoso to ilatfellios shores. The supported man was thee pat mod greed to. - - - - . Tae CHAIRMAN said a propoides hod bees made to the board bon the shalom d the Ripley branch (a short line treat the ramie, seal Add is the redrhbourlteod, for *Welt an let had bees ebtaised), offering, as the pert sertai• stoma owners la the Matzke, it the Eldhind would contract the lbw. they would guarantee 6 per seat on the outlay—vis.. 26,000 i. After a load esaysesaliss es runnel natters, having no refereeee to the propeeNea vin asselderation, A PROPRIETOR awed Asa the directors should pro ceed with the ilpiey hem& or net at they thought fit, ebialt was russiviirey wed he, a stungestioa havbqg been amide to sailealver to obtain the guarantee for twentpase yearn The CHAIRMAN met brae& the question of fining isp the .1111 MINI is the direction bedew the nesting. prepased Kr. Wye.. • leader. sad slaw sane diatiadwy la the seam enable It it was Apnea tits* Kr. Wylie wu ate aammeed with the Has, Mr. W. Smith, of Shefdeld, was mond oa the part ad the altesters. _ _ _ — the dieseries ea the &webs of Areelses, whisk was the GeV haebre sendebs, wee rieg se wham ear mart left, et ItaMieet 11, the wieirft beoft hetet beet toe o'clock, it Wag nedoreteed that the teatimes mom used.ll by the board to fill tb0111101121601 were besides Mr. Smith, of 811411.1 d, Mr. Meteor, of Bristol; Mr. Beverley. @needs; tad Mr. Cuban. LANCASTER AND PRESTON. - - The annual =gorse of the shareholders was held at the compuses arr. Laseestsr, on Thursday last; Mr. I. Bosmax is the chair. After the martin had been formally ennstituted, the seeretary read the report, which stated— 'The director do not think it to recapitulate the many Important matters which have so neatly engaged your attention within the last eighteen menthe, as they have all been so reply disclosed at your several meetings. con vened for the pupae; and they resider it will be sunk:rat new to state—That you have a bard of directors whose posi tion is now no longer questionable. That your differences with the Carl Company, with referent's to the lease, are sow terminated. That your rent, or the main proportion of it, has been paid. That you haws an arrangement with the Lancaster and Carlisle Compaay, by which the fair and full value of year property is secured to yo%; and that, u all the unexampled difficulties by whisk your interests were recently Jeopardised have now been entirely removed, your directors believe tbst they have therefore rood reason to congratulate you on your present padtioa. From the revere account you will order • brume of 19.8191. 31., the entire amount of which would have been applicable to dividends, wen it not that a ratios of the in terest of your 'nonage debt, and some other outgoings, not yet amettained, will have to be met by yin directors pre. vier Mare being in receipt of any mutes from the Lou errs and Coffilia ffiffiway Company ; r the arrangements whkthat ammomy only commenced an the Ist August last, and senrequeatly the first reseipt from them will only err to hand in the !south of Feb next. There is, however, so ultimate lass i nsured, as your income is accruing in the mean time. In pursuance of the nomination of your late Board of Dino tors, your Chairman has taken his seat at the Lancaster and Carlisle Board, and the Lancaster end Carlisle Railway Coat. pany have elected your vier-chairman as your representa tive at till. it beard, thinking that such selection) would be agreeable to yes. By the arrangement with the Carlisle Conroy, your setters In Preens and all your reelable property an reserved to you and your directors are wing their best endeavours to realise their value and place It to your capital asionant as expeditiously as passible. It is so manifestly your huffed to redeem the annuity of 4.8761. se cu red to the Canal Company previous to Mzear POat, that your immediate stunt ice is required to that s _ _ The CHAIRMAN maid th; directors reesseadied a dividead et 36a 6d. ea the whole sham. & dd. ea the three-quarter ahem. sod Oa. 44.. a the wieder ammo. Ho mend the adeis left mat Mr. HADNIIIE esseeds4 the isidiss. After MOO esavuessies, al so meat. the newt eras lout in the venal hem. end serried by eseleautien.--lb. MAXSTID thee seed Yet a dividend, in the ratio ansgesamil by the &news, be deetmet—Mr. CMULUTIIIIS mended the motion, whisk peed unaalassualy.—The Catalano, proposed that Kr. Janes Whiteside, Dealer, sod Mr. W. B. Kam, be appointed auditors, at • salary, not of sea, bat of U. a year seal. (Laughter.)—Yr. Moons s eed ed the motion. Carried by sasisisstioo.—Mr. WILLOW neat moved • resolution for mu tine the directors, but leaving the amount to be Bred by the shareholders.—Censiderehle die- Arlon followed this motion, Mr. Hadnen and ate or two others thinking any remuneration unnecessary, es the duties of the directors would be little more thee nominal for the future. Eventually, th e min of two hun dred guineas was agreed to be plaoskat the discretion of the board. A rather warm debate then ensued, on the sus/grated elides to compensation of Messrs. Brucker and Oillow, of Liverpool, for expenses incurred in voluntarily obtaining counsel's opinion, AA, during the dispute with the Cana Clumsy. The propo•ition was finally negatived. Mr. 11 , dgann, Y. P. for Carlisle, was unanimously appointed a d.reetnr, In the place of Mr. Coniston. On the motion of Mr. HODGSON!, 4001. was voted to Mr. Bushell, the Chair men, and Mr W. Jackson, the Deputy Chairman, of the board, as a slioht token of the esteem of the sharehniden for their able extrication of the company from its di/Realties. The compliment having been suitably acknowledged by both gentlemen, the proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to the Chairman. IRELAND. Drumm, Barman 7. The deaths of Mr. Murphy, of Mount Minion, a wealthy capitalist, one of our so-called millionaires, and of his son and daughter, all by cholera, in three or four days, have caused a great sensation in society her•. Of late there have been constant rumours that an eminent member of the bar, a Queen's Counsel, is about to change his political connections. Some have even gone so far as to say that he and another con servaive (lotto's Counsel are running a kindred race to win the smiles of the preseat ministry. Whether the government will think it worth while to some their services remains to be seen. Ths wherl-at of one of them would not cause much surprise amongst his professional brethren, who do not predict for him a political success equal to his forensic dis i nation. There has been a most comic debate in the Cork corp 'ration about some twopenny-halfpenny expenses incurred on the occasion of the Queen's visit. The scene was perfectly Pickwickian in its character. The account given by the treasurer of the trip down the river on a Fiiday, when the catholic corporators could not eat meat, and their solacing themselves with tea, was very laughable. The opposition to payiPg the expenses arose from only four member. of the 64 town councillors, The Z • Post of last night remarks that the Per has abjured its orangeries° that the 'a Journal has abandoned its praise of revolutions and republics; and that the Nation " has ease mead to the creed of the Erenimg Pod, and declared that land is the great question in Ire land." Sic tempos nortaufer ! In the mea , while, from the low prices of corn, and the general distress prevailing in the gentry and middle classes, you may ba assured that the present unnatural apathy about all political affairs will not be of long duration here. People must find an outlet for their dissatisfaction, and it is generally felt that it will not answer to pdat to the mopping up of Young Irelandism, and extinguishing small agita tors. It is a curious feature in the times here that I the 001111•MilVIII are beginning to work more keenly at polities, and to discuss them in their private cir cles, more than the so-called liberals, many of whom are quits content to let things drift on as at present, without great objects, or any policy at all. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, thcrr. 7.—Amour inurrs.—Te Encounter —Captain G. T. Gordon. Lratenaats: H. B. Bing and H. A Ford. Acting Multi,: F. F. F. Taylor. Plater J. B. Way. Bunnd Master IL B. Pyns. Mideldp wan : W. J. Howson. Naval Cadet F. H. Hastings. Maaver's Aisidants : U. J. Arguisboan and T. V. Grant. Clvk : H. &mill. Boatswain : C. Clarke. Carpenter. 8. Cornish.—To Pispard--Bargoan : 8. Donnelly. Aasistsai- Siugeos : J. G. DaaptielL (Prom lea skid's 0.rt4.) ADIMIALTY,Sermomma 6. . The %Bowleg prowling, dated the bit bet, have takes place, spelt the drib ot Bear.Adatral at the lied, Rood Haulm Ckel ilest-Adelral of the Whit. Timume nowise. C.D., to be me admiral of the red. ti oaf the Blue, thr T. resume. C.ll, to be rearAdielral Coat 0. D. Warts to be rearAdtabal al the raw ammo C.arrests. Roam Gamma, Peeszae ratoetmrcc Pants, mad Ulla 1401011111. D. C. 8.• hos she born foreerted to be robed neradeeirels, es the teems proposed la the Leadete setts et the let September, Md. MICE OF ORDNANCE, Seer, 4. Carps at 11/. Faiintere.—BrrrAiiin W. to.. W Oa 1ie4.411., Wee demo& SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1849. 11111014710711 or PINIIOIIIBIIrWs 111111010111111 sow Sine ago that it wee do diodes ofgoeassisst Is futon in sod • esoapasy of esmild poselesso debate* of .'slot.hips, tasted ei mulct Inopos lierolohoo, is order loos ening' the soisraties of that elms to Aummilia. Ti. lel lsw we the...tide gives oaths ashjedle tho Mai Ml dre, asi the Sesibiss es whisk the patsies= arab eine " Al dm "abaft of theme oistsinisg • fates purge la the mossy wpm& depends on 'vitals areamonswits d yads lir Immesdodos ef 'soviets to Anstralia, whisk are sot yet aoreplotod, and which may not begin to take abed for new smistoo, it dust is slowly undimmed that so or- Witty sea at preen% be held out as to the period at wide& they will be odd on to leave their looses ; and that, as asly 26 are Int* to be embarked is emit noo k, it may be daily a year Wiwit Obese soweedditoded Irma faiths din dots tea be scabsited. The 'bona erica of Ming nada- Redid brio n : is this...... si is set adobes to be made a pretext any of th ese saes for giving up their employ. neat, or t o any steps ia anticipation of their being sent out ; sad if, dud dad apes to roost d, any of them had, is eoespuuses of the lapis of time, contrasted ea . pimento which prevent thrk leaving the country, they will be allowed to postpone their departure to a future con sloe, when no such obstacle pretreat. their leaving. In order that this emigration may not weaken your local com pany too much, you will is your selection give a preference to tide stes who have not had tho basalt of being enrolled, is coosequamit of residing at remota out statists, though this is ace to prevent your recommending enrolled men, it 1 sad of the kiwi alas ere tonally eligible, or anxious to beads sandidalos." ROCHESTER AND CHATHAM RACES.- FIUDAT. GOLD Cor &Lazne of 6 use. each, and 40 add., ; th e winner to be sold f.w 9001, and the setoed to save hie stake. HMO, 14 mile. (6 ache.) Mr. L Lwrance's Old Yu, 3 yrs, 7.t (Crush) I I Mr. MDZWII'II Plus IX., 4 yrs, Su (lasetbulcautO I I The Hest heat was won by a length, aoa the mead la a enter. Walt HINT STAMM of 2 son. each and 26 added ; the second to notice 61. teem the fund, and the wiener to be sold for eu; eon round (6 sub.), were won in three beats, easily, by Mr. Douglas's S.m Hood, 4 yrs. list 41b (W. Abdele), beating Syrup, 3 yrs, bat 1110 (Planner), Mar tingale; 6 yrs. 94 (Yeates), and Marchioness, 3 y re, Est 111 b. RAILWAY PLAT, of 364, added to • sweeps of 3 sow. sash; the sword to MVO his stake and receive 61., and the slaw to be sold for 2001., if demanded. Once round and • die. (9 nabs) Mr. Sememen's Old LOU Oentlansa, 3 yrs (lobs wdd for 1481.), 64 Illb Mr. is Main Murray, seed, ea sib (W. Chars I Mr. Dauer% Tam Toast, seed, Set ( W. Abdsle The following also ran :-1,1, 3 yrs, Set Sib (R. Sher wood); Blase, 4 yrs, fst 71b (C. Hornsby); snit Mountain Dew, 6 yrs, Bet 4.b (F. Bell.) Won by a neck, the second beating the third by • length. 2 • RUNTS'S' bream of 3 so's. each, and 40 added, the winner to be sold for 120 Ruin. as, and the a. pond to saes his stake, tine. round and • ois. (7 su'u.), were wen sully in 2 heats by Mr. Wilkins' 1121 E, aged, 104 121 e (to be s dd for 150 son ), owner, beating Bonne. lOst 121 b ; Railroad, 10w 121 b; Mind your Own Bus‘tess, 104 ddb; and two others. MEDICAL APOTNIKUJUNV ELL& Neer of gentlemen whe posed their ernalsaties la the sweats aged entities of medi cine, sad resolved entillestes to prectis-, os Thursday, &pt. I 1649: Theseas Stokes Guppy, filidbary, Doves ; Philip Hoary TrUis. Bristol ; Richard Barnwell, Norwich. SPORTING. TATTERSALLII—FRIDAY. ST. LEONE. 2011 to 23 opt lardoonWe Mid (t). ONEAT YOREMEIIIt HANDICAP. WO to 23 opt MLLE. roes rsambrir (t). THE CESAIEWITCH STAKES. 1000 to 40 apt Lord 1001 es Cilsoolwat (t). 1000 23 T. Poonskitlk (t). MOO 31 Blr G. PailisseVe (t). THE CANIBEIDOEHMIIII STAKES, 100 to 0 apt Mr. Fowler's 104107 (t). ma above won ilia aoly bete laid ; th ere won .21 a domes sobstrlbers orepoot DONCASTER RACES. The following is an outline of the engagements for the ensuing mimics, with the Cup, Plates, &c,, which Mom on lloadity text. They will afford the average number of rases ease day, bat la most of them with very small fields. TUMIDLY. FITZWILLIAM STAK! ;/15:0.,. eagle, h ft, with 60 added. O. mik and a half. CRAMPOONS STAIRS of 60 son. each, h ft for 2-yr old.; the winner to Mee six dozen of champagne to the club. From the It.d Home In. Lard Egliatoa's The Light of Avant ; Lord Winton's Maven Lord tinerky's Little Imes Col. Area% sby Irish Birds etcher, dam by Dr. Spam; Mr. 0. Be ttor's LaMar ; Lard asesterile'd's I by Pantaloon, oat of Industry; Mr. Gardoa's William the Conqueror . eir J. Hawley's falraboat ; Mr. Mars Cinema ; Mr. Meiklam's Italias ; Lad Clifton's Nansens lad Le Beau ; Mr. B. Gram's Cadger ; Mr. B. Gnash ; Mr. B. Green's The Prior ; Mr. Itodsoa's Wallas.; dorm Bothwidirrs c by Pantaloon, oat of Decoy. Cirvar.ann HANDICAP, of 20 seem. each, 10 ft, and only 6 if declared, es., with 60 added ; the rend horse to says his stake, and the winner * pay 10 son. towards the ez peas*. Oae Colltarrood, 6 yrs, fst IMb; Waimea. li yrs, Sot flb ILoadstooe, 4 yrs, 7st 101 b; Post.tempore. 3 des, let ; PiSSITO, 6 yrs. let 1064 Oonfedermay, 4 yrs, lot Alib Th e Iron Date, 3 yrs. 64 101 b; Maid of am Toth y, 3 yrs, 64 71b; Antleay, 3 yrs. fist Mb; Commosar, I In c eept sit; Magician, 3 yrs, Set. Eleven others declared forfeit. florzumwozwa, of 100 Dom. each, for 4 yr-olda ; maiden Wow oaths time of earth), allowed 51b. Cup sourer. Od. ham% lisidiltsr. Sir .I.Gerard's Donna Ile=7 Sir Z. Bow les Camtlim. /Ir. Moore's Wilmot, lord a Cannon. Bwszwirrowoo, of 5 toys. eta, with 30 ad td, for 21 f olds. Rod-house la. Siu.uto brats, 010 eon. nob, h ft, with 40 added. 81. Leger muse. WIDIfIIDAY. Be. Limn STAIRS of 60 son. each, hft ; for 3-r olds, colts. Bst nb • Allies, 8 t 211) ; the, snood te receive 300 son oat deb, stakes, end the third 100 son. ; the winner to pay 100 son. towards expenses. fit. Liter Gars. Then are 140 hones engird in this race, of which it is sale dated ten or a doses will start. Mtreictroz. flrezu of 200 *on. *soh, h ft; for 2-yr olds; the wooed to save his stake. Red Roue ie. Aa.oa's Meter to sweetmeat. Mr. Brook's Gleamy Lord Tea- Web Kaight of Avenel, Lord Glaaeow's e b. Bay Middletra oat of Canada, Mr. Monde'. Poettfel, Mr. Warleyb The M. Dolmans' Pixel (baedieap) of 16 eon. each, 10 ft, with 100 added ;f r 3-yr old. and upwards Red Hones in. Of 10 son. each, k ft, with 60 added ; the etentd to save hie stake. Red H. nee is. forl Hsu MAsurres PLAT' of 100 gs. About 2 miles 6 orn's. TRIIIIIDAT. FOAL ATAXIA of 100 soya. mob; h ft, for Syr oth ; the wiener of the St. Leger to tarry 610. extra. One mile aad a half. - Mr B. W. Bal=4 by CoWet sat of leaden, Sir R. W. Hal. kitty's OK flea _, Lord Tatham's Flying Datehmen, Mr. E. Haworth's Bator, ilt J . Hawlsy's Whom, Mr. W. Demotes Lam mermoor, Mr. Pa _yees a hy Tonehatoas and Deception, Wr. hmtam's Cbsatrey, 9fr C. Nesids Vanguard. SCARBONOUON STAKES of 30 *AM each, for 3 1 ? olds ; the winner atlas St. Leger to carry 2lb extra. Oar mile. Vanguard. lir. Rowan's Thringarth, Mr. B. Green's Garrick, Sir C. Ifonek's GALT YOIS6IIIIII HANDICAP of 25 lOTA each, 16 ft, and 6 only if declared, etc.. with 200 added, the second to reedy, 100 an. out of the stairs, and third to save his stake. The winner to pay 30 son. towards expenses. The winner of the Leamington Stakes, or Great Eb,r Handicap, to tarry 9lb extra, or of any handicap amounting to 200 son value, with the winner's stake, (rem the time of dechr Lag the weigbu to the time of staring, both inclusive, to earry ;slb extra. No horse to carry more than 91b extra. Tb• winner to pay 5 son. to the starter. St. Leger Course. 6 yrs 1 5 22t 7 r: 3 ; 14 , aged 712 Wald of Teem Valley, Terabit], 4 yai 7 10 _3 yrs Rattrap, 6 yrs Giallo, 6yn ...... 74 I En, 3n Psabasinger, aged - f 1 y lleashors, 3yn «........... ..... 610 Snows (Mß% tor 3 m, 3rs yrs Ifni. Taft. 4re Faith, 4 yrs Cby Wwisk--41t. Winifred, 6 7 Anthony, 3 yrs 3 4 3 7t , Fern, 4 yrs C by Dem John eat of Ls- Letitia, 3 yrs 4 13 pestiamee, 4 yrs 6 4 The rest declared forfeit. HANDICAP STAINS, of 10 win. with, le ft, with 60 Added for two-yr-olds. Red-house in. Mr. J. 0. Oolamb. as 71b; Mr. Waring's Manifold, Bst 7lb ; Mr. P.rr's Moyfly, Bst 4lb • Mr. BMWs Dilute, as• 4 , Mr Itunphries• Ms. So thindlosr, Sit 2%b: Mr. 0. Swim's bronidas, lit 61b; Mr. E. Omen's Witchcraft, let 41b; Mr. Meiklam's Fmseh Rosy Pa , lth it Slb; Zama Spee Itotheeblldst i e's flb by Muriel, oat of Maria, lat al b; ME. s, r lady dy , 1111I4Dlekl. BTAIBI, of 10 sem eaeb, h ft, with 50 added; for 3-yr olds. One wails and a snorter. Mr. Batsman's Stryabolse. Bet 121 b ; Mr. Cowley's Second Sled, Set 71b; Mr. Shepherd's Post Temrre, Set 710; Mr. Lillie's The Iron Duke ' Sat 71b; Mr. H. Steosolep's Present, 74 104; Mr. Bones The Swift. 7st 101 b; Mr. H. Baker es Pheasant, 74 flb; Mr. Drinkald's Swan LovelL 7st 91b ; Mr. G. Barton's Magician, 7st Sib Mr. E. IL tiara's Cower, 'et 71b; Lard Totlacd's Csseanelle. 7st Sib ; Lord UMW* Poicesbo, BM 121 b ; CoL Anson's Oddity, Bet 714 ALT. Sermrrxxis of 200 sore. evh, h ft; for 3-yr-olda ; the whiner of the St. Leger to carry 71b extra, and the second to save his stake. St. Leger Coor.e. Arms% Dos Jain, Lord Egliston's Solon, Sir J. Itawley's Vaasa, Lard Cbraterneld's a by Don John, bla3l ; Mr. 111= Honer. Psyse's ()Wynn, Mr. Pedley's Old Dan Lord Stratore's at. Lem. PA= HILL &faxes of 60 toes. each, h ft, for 3-yr old Allies, the winner to Fay 20 soy' towards expenses, and the second to receive 100 ions. out of the cakre, the winner of the St. Leger to carry 71b extra. St. Leger CMOs. Lard Glasgow's by The Provost, dam by C mos Mr. B Green's Marries Mr. B. Green's Lady Superice Mr. Ores Intuits Mr. Malaita'e Weseleydele Mr. Merry's Jeanie Woman Mr. B. J. Matru's by Golwick, oat of King C o le's dam Mr. B. H. Nevol's Eagenie Mr. Gebaideston's be Stockport, oat of Mountain Sylph's dam Mr. Pedley's by Lanereset, oat of liellemele's darn Mr. G. 0. brayth's by Mink gal; Lad J. award% ?Mem Lord Strathmore's Slide lord Sosisfealllikil Mr. IL L. Thompson's Decrepit Lord Illealete topedweela Lord Zetland's by Don John, dam Mr. Watt's The Duran= Iby Ishmael Major Yarborgles TM Miss Lard Zettand's Ellen Middleton NORTH or ENGLAND PIODOCS STALES, of 50 sow. each. Bt. Igor Course. uselisliton's Betas (11b), Mr. Irwin's Clarinda (!lb), Kr. Laquer's /end-frame (Mb), Lord Megrer's Impertinence filly (Alb). I:IA*0010Na STALLS, of 14./0 110TIL ears, 30 it, for 8 yr olds ; she winner of the SL Leger to carry bib extra. St. LemSt ms's 'Ude', Lord Stanley's Strangtrow, Mr. B. Green's Garrick. Two YZAL-OLD STALLS, of 20 SOTS. each ; the mond to pave his mks. T.Y.C. Lord t on 's Knight of Areasl. Lord F.glinton's Seneca, Lord Shaklee Col. Anna's e by Birdeateber, dam by Dr . Syntax, Osi.doeca's f Touchstone out of Putentia, Lnrd OUfden's Sans, Lord Midas's la Beau, Mr. Bowes's Brother to Epirote, Mr. Bowes's 'Olathe, Mr. Dawson's Mark Tapley, Mr. Merry's Sunflower, ye,. F. NishoW Greenwich, Mr. Wentworth . . Ithaca.. Mr. B. Green's Witchoratt, Mr. B. Oreena's Cadger, Mr. B. Green's Glean, Mr. B. Green's The Prior, Mr. B. Green's Michael Brunton, Mr. Madam's Welke& Nouns ; Lord Olsegow's f (dead) by Jerry, dam by Assam, against Lord Chesteeflad's t by Peutalcon out of Industry ; Sit 21b each ; Red llouss Ii; 200, hit. Donn:Arca COP, value 300 rove. ; 3 yr olds, let ; f o p, Bet 51b ; five, Sot 12. b ; six in.d aged, 9st 21b; ,„ (1 geldings allowed 31b; the winner of the St. Le d . ro f the same year to carry Sib, the second 2:b extra. (I, p c,, ur3o . Howinea, PLATS of 70 SOTS., for 3-p ro;is „ wa s.. Oar webs old S pietas. Cot. Amos% Raillery Col. Aasoa's Astoalt Col. Ammit lloodia Kr. Bomfa The Mapper lar." Clitl= tz Lod Lady Evelyn Lord Cboddiald's by l i en d, oat or libodostb• Mr. F. Clerkeb Lady Mr. Ostbbart, jos., by=oa. oat d Qua= at Tyne% dna Kr. Comma% by Corteatka. oat al Maims Mr. yeatherslorbasek'S WEYMOUTH RA4 Mi.-WEDNESDAY. Wl7llOOlll BTALIS of 6 10111. tea, and 30 added. Heats, 1 mile sad a dm. (5 aubc) Mr. Smith's Halos, 4p. (Bustle) 1 1 Mr. T. Parr's lisroset, 6 ynt Mr. Wilkto's Laity Day,* yea s.. ........... ........ „ 3 Mr. W. B. Smith's Grey Hee, Iyr t MEMINEIe NATI ut 601 added to a Itaadiesp of 10 eon. each; 6 ft. sod 3 only if tlezlete I. 2 Whim Mr. Herbert's Rodalphos, &gal, lot 61b (Sly) I Mr. Drew's Trosadauo, 6 yr., art Sib ....... ......... 2 Mr. E. Darya giorister. 4 Ira, 66 ab _ _ • Ms ram. SCURRY STAXU of 3 Tees. reinaad 20 added. 2 ft, were won by Mr. Bennett'a L ttle Chance, aim', llat, beating four others, in a cantor. LODXOOII SULU of 2 son. each, and 20 added, nee mile and a die. (3 subs) were win wily in two heats by Mr. Smith's header, 8 yrs, Bat Ilb (W. Dq), beating two oaten. A POILSIof 10 sows. was won in two brats by Mr. Brown's Dick Taroks, aged, 7st 11b, beating Lady Csik, Shamrock, and Weymouth Lams TIIOSIDAY.—Hu MAJESTY'S PLATE OP 100 GUINEAS. Hems two melee. Hee. L Herbert's Radelphys, 6 yea, lost 31b, Walked one. POITLAOD BT•ttas UP 5 soya. each, and 30 added. Heats two wilts. (3 sons.) 800. Xs* Pin's Antelope, 4 yrs, Tin 11lb (Sly) 1 1 Mr. Pare- Baronet, 6 yrs, sea 41b. Mr. DSOS'S Chorines, 4 yrs, 7st I Ilb HAIIDICAT of 3 sows. each, sad 20 added. Haste one nails and a do. (4 subs.) Mon. Make Pitt's Antelope, 4 yrs, Net 1011 e (14) 1 1 Mr. Widein's Lady Day, 3 yrs, ,st 31b I 3 Mr. Drew's Traaadeles, 3 yrs, Net tab ....... I de Won by a head. LICHFIELD RACES.—TnoRm 4Y. Fizz HANDICAP of tO IJVI. each, with 30 aided. One wile. (8 suh..) Mr. Green's Clara, 5 yrs, 7.t 31b (J. E. ns) I Mr. o..rwland's Cneopside, 3 yrs. 74 Lb (Drumm) 2 Mr. OsWrne's Glincchte, yrs, dot (Osborne) 3 Mr. Dines's Bellerophon, 3 yrs, Mt bulb (Knott) 4 Bto4 on Cheapairla, end 7 to 4 opt Clam Won in s outer. Two-Yau-OLD Brains of 10 son. each, and 50 added. Half a mile. (9 subs.) Mr. Milford% Marriott, ein 91b (Irldtehouer 1 Oil. Amen's tby Jested, out it Mul OM rib .... (O. Oii es 2 Mr. Merry's Baroness, nit 11b ( i sylor 3 Mr. Phillips's Eye-tbe-Lsoys,ll4 711 i (Denin-n) 0 Mr. Ibmius's tibllmalier West, (Mello (ihrlow) 0 6 to 2 on Harnett, who won in a canter by teth/101s. STAITORDIIMIII Smite., lat 16 lI.Te. each, 10 It, aid 6 only It dtelated, with 60 added; the io emd semis his stake. Two milts (3O subs ...f whom 20 declared. Mr. Messon's s ihrt Dart, aped, 7st 121 b (Whitehall 1 Mr. Knish Molar, 1 yrs. Est 7 Ib (Osborne I Mr. Kemp's General Bale, 3 yrs. bet (Dar in3 Mr. Crtleblers Hal , es, 6 yrs, tat 13 (1 Vans 0 Mr. Copeland's Aldeste, tat 2 to 1 apt Aiogate, 6 to 2 apt Dare, 6 fel eget Acrmh, and 6to 1 srt Dudes. Won easy by two lengths; General Bala a bad third. SELLING ISTAKES of 5 slue. arch, and 20 added. Heats, ma mile. (4 sub..) Mr. La's b f by Jested d by (kcatod, 3 yrm, let 91b ) 1 1 Mr elegem fby Touchstsmse, S yrs, 7st (Whitehouse (J Evans) 2 2 Mr. Mos yn's f by Collikk 044 of Birdlime, S yrs, Mum)) 3 dr Mr. Parrott's Selina, 3 yrs, 7st (W. (Hughes) 4 dr Won easy. ABINGDON RACES -THURSDAY. OLD BielLllllllll HUNT STAKIIS of 3 sou. each, and 25 ad !ad. Winner to be sold ler 1201. Heats, one mile. (6 subs.) Mr. Dymoe's Christiana, 3 yrs, 641310 (nil 1 1 Mr. West's Marquisl4 Conynshara, 6 yrs. lilt Mb (Mann 0 2 Mr. Death's Pk Wu, 3 yrs, eat .310 ... (nlussinod 0 3 Mr. Walter's Mules's, 3 yrs. est INS .... ffakedeld 0 4 Mr. Rine& Hula, 3 yrs, 74 410 (Bo rn! 2 dr Mr. Dttnkald's Dark Lady, 3 yrs, Est 1310 (Rodney 3dr First heat won by two I. nettle, second by a length. BERxeglgg &Lutes 01 20 acme. rash, It ft, sad 6 only if (I, clawed, with ho added. Two mile. 113 sub..) Mr. J. Day's Mignon, S yrs, 64 11.16 (Wakeile.d, Jun.) 1 Mr. Drlnkuld's Amszen.enl, aged, at Mr. Osanoti's Deceptive, 4 yrs lit 121 b (Byrne) 3 Won by a neck, Deo rive a bud third . ABIIcODO/4 STAKE/10f 6 more each, and 30 added. Winner to be sold for 2001., dm. Heare, one. round. (6 subs ) Mr. I. Day's Cotocynthus, 4 yrs, Est (lb (W.kedeld) 0 0 1 1 Mr. Dewit's Antaguni4t, 5 RR, $4 010 .... (Mann) 3 I 2dr Mr. Grirlith.'s Hanley, 4 yr., Set alb (Thick) I 2dr Mr. Herd's Clolheofker, 3 yes, 74 110 Mr. Drlnkald's Juggler, 3 Da, 74 4(0) Rodner) 2 dr The Bret heat was won by a Wad. the s.ciud by a length and a ball, the third by a head, and the fourth walked over for. The weather was ire, the attendance numerate', and the apart good. CRICKET. r. MANCHESTER. I, OLD TRAFFORD, Sept. 6. —F.rst Innings. E. Wright, E g., b Clarke Siodiow, N., run out Gib on, Eq , b auks 4 C1..411144., Fog b (lacks 6 J. goo." Eag , b (larks ...... . T. , , M. F.dg., run out Unison. Fog.. not out 2 no , a Fells, b Widen Battery. b Clarke 0 nherman, b (Narks b Wisdss Byes, 9 TWO 66 —First Innings. Wades, ► Buttery 4 Parr. Clarke. not out ll Bla Total pondid ui.h a chisel or scram-driver found on the prisoner Cooper. Alter some farther corroborative evideoce, four were fully committed for the burglary at Mr. Cohen'.; Cooper, lours, and Peacock for the burglary at Mr. Can ion. ; u.d Cueper end Jones for that at Mr. Abbott's. loreme the LONDO.V GAZETTB.—Friday, Sept. 7. Susanna CLARK, Wheathaespettad, Hata, payermaker, to wiz reader &pt. IS, sal Oct. 17 at 13, at -street Bois. festal sad Wear, Patorsoster.cow; of. wide., btansteld, Tno=rsaTtr, Llvespool, bookseller and stationer. Kept. 17 and Oct. 9atl I, at Lavetpool Court. lb Is, Wears. Holm. and Co Ti lde . Vm London, and Yates, Jun., Liverpool; WE Jo - le; - atee Reenuoon, Exmouth4treet, Clerkenwell, Sept. 13 at 111, and Oct. 19 at 11, at Beeleethall-etreet. Bet, Bommaa, On shatn-roome, Belln9ball4trest ; of swig., Cameo, 080101 Maass W• 111111011111, 13Irm 1 tt9hetm, cod merebant,9ept. 25 end Oct. 30 at 10, at Birmingham Court. ffoL B , Smith, Irwin& ham ; of. ambit , Whitmore, itirmineant. Jon, Crateroraaa Ran Waocuto, ehaldon, Devonshire, farmer, Sept Hurt Oct. 10 at 11, at Exeter (bum Sole. Mown Clowes and Co.,Mina's Bench Walk, Temple, and Lehiman, Enter; off. nag., liirtoti, Exeter. INSOLVENT C. Baaciarr, NorthotrietiiiitniieLs, ---- frtat sideman. Crairerr, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. O. Fauna. Juo., Burton.sueet, PIIILIiCO, cattle dealer. 11. W. G. ISCUSS. Seymour place, Camden town, secretary to the Meat of Ireland Fishery Company. T. P. licerttow. Belvidere-crescent, Lambeth, chemist. W. U.O.Pearsorr, Edward-etre, , Dor ,et-rquare, wheelwrihkt B. Puma, Henry-al. Portland town, baker. E. Itscumno, Unk-place, New Kent-road, bottle merchant h. hatronaat Eeckham-grove, Camberwell, clerk to an attorney and . mem 1 agent. G. Wren. atoaabrow, Lambeth, dyer. W. Asmara, Gosport, Hamidirre, par I butcher. T. b. Kuno, Werner, kon o ks da . J. flumanoms. 61:0111111. Y labourer. J. sown, Jan , Bodwortb, Wa r re, ribbon weaver. J. Brix, Taunton, Somersetshire, wine merchant. A. Ellison, skipton, Yorkshire, eartwright. J. bliereasa, Coventrr baoerdaaher. T. J. Haaan Woodbridge, Suffolk, farmer. J. Haasos, Haworai Moor, Y. nahire, mustard ountifsetarer. G. IL Houma, P,rtsea, Hampshire, pastryeook. T. loamy Coventry, ribbon wearer. E. LSONLID. &ducat', Monmouthshire, ginger beer manufacturer. P. Maclaine, Leamington Pi ion, Warwickshire, hairdresser. T. Mammon, Portsmouth and Forint, baker. C. Noma, bedseilty, Monmouthshire, liensed vietusUer. W. Rim, Itatteaden and Bidwell A.ti, Suffolk, labourer. T. K. Tunas, Nortbwold, Norfollo, chemist. • VOTLW, St. Mennen, Pembrokeshire, farmer. K. Warman, Penns, Hampshire, baker. G. Wsurourv, Haddonfield, York,hire, provision dealer. PILINWWW. ON TEL= OWN I J. C. Omni, Oskord, putseynan earpester. .1 . 13.vm, pupridge, auctioirer. H. Haar, birdnehaio, guomArr. J. PILSBUST, Birmingham, builder. J. Bonaire, kines Lynn and Watangtes, Norfolk, saddler and hat. nem maker. S. TILLS, Ade, Needs, blacksmith. J. TIMMS, Omeley, StaffordsLire, retailer of ale. R. UnrfuN, Leamington Priora, Warwickshire, bookkeeper. W. Waucr, Jun., Birnungium, putAto taleSalan. DIVIDENI3B.—Oct. 4.0. Andrews, King's Lynn, Norfolk, grow —Get. f. W. Angus, Oatetheul, Durham, banker—Get. 4. J. B. Bas ket; Newaistlo.upon-Tyne, corn merchant —Oct. 10. B. bright, BioKlNltatiNatalet Within, merchant—Oct. 3. O. Burton, Bradford, Yortabbe, angrarer and copperplate ptintar—Oct. 11. T. Cox and T. Willi. a, Hanley, !Staffordshire, drape. s—Oot. 2. tY. Emmerson, North Shields, Northumberland, banker—Oct. 3. Such Greases Eyre, Leeds, innkeepi r—Oet. 5. J. Hickson, Greengates, Yorkshire, apothecary— not. 5. C. Jepson, New Halton, YotiuhiEe, innkeeper —Oot : I. 0. . Itathhaut Bouthtown, Suffolk, wine merchant—Oct. 1. 0. Rippon, it gent's-canal-basin, oral R. rehant—Oct. S. D. Sim, Braithwaite, eutuberhuth, woollendraper —Oct 4. J. Storey, lionkereumouth, Durham, rope manufacturer—Sept 25. B. H. Thorold, Ifarmston, Lincolnshire-0M 9. T.Tindle, South Shields, Durham, burker—Oot. 2. P. Vauban, Bran, scrivener. OBBTIFICATEBto be gyrated, Were ameba shown to the contrary, on the day of asseclag. Oet. 9. F. Chrismas, Isle of Harty, Knit, brewer—Sept. 28. T. Dennis, Rochford, Essex, licensed vlotnaller—Oct. 2. J. Fleraming, ti itene-hall-court, Cannon.atrort, City, orbiter—Oct. 2. 11. stone, Noah Audley-street, apotk.4ll-04. 2. J. Bulb, High Wy combe, Buckinghamshire, ooptersmith—Oct. I. J. Hutchison, Riv er_ terrace North, tlty.toad, apothecary—Oct. 4. J. Phillpson, North Northiunberband, printer and common brewer—Oct. 3. T. Rad•,,rd, Btanford.le.hope, beer, apodsecary—Oet. I. Kr 0. Rich, renchurch-street, City, corn dealer--04. 2. J. Stokes, Dover, meddler —Oct. 1. H. J. Tyrer, Newcaule-ploor, Clerkenvelkdose, watch. caner. CERTIFICATES to be ixmlirmed by the 'lke-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, nukes anus be shown to the contrary, on or before Rept. U. J. Fraser, Brighton, draper —S. Keen, 11Wingdon, Middlesex, brick. seeker—C. Padoon, Charlotte-terrace, New.cut, Lambeth, clothes onlenmen—W. Ridge, Grosvenor-row, Pimlico, corn dealer—R. Stocker, Beth, licensed victualler—J. Teta, Hampton, Osfordshire, corn dealer. PAItTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.—C. F. Allen and J. Everahed, Brighton, soap m.umfasturers—J. Britian and W. G. Brittan, Sher borne, Duni:whirr, proprietors of the Weitern I7r Post, and Sher. borne and Yeovil Mercury—P.. Clancy and J. II Wells, &lOW ',Wiry, bakers—lL 0. Croardale, A. 0. Creedal., .C. Croasdale, T. Kenyon, and .1. Crowds, Clayton-le-Moors, Lancashire, wooers and drapers—J. Croasdale, A. 0. Crosadate, H. 0. troaddr, and T. C. Crowsale, Claytos.le-Moors, Lai:whim grocers and drapers— .' Dotson and S. Taylor, East Ards*, Torkalrie, coalowners—C. (Witham and E. 0 des, Ayics'ord, Kent, grocers—S. Goddard, J. Goddard and 11. Goddard, Stockport, Cheshire, dyers—W. J. Girds. lier and P. H. Payne, Star.eorner, Bermondsey, curriers—J. Hall, D. A. Davie% C. N. Broom, and James Hail, Llanellp, Carmarthenshira, Umber and slate merchants, as far as regards C. N. Broom—J. Hart and J. Bad, Liverpool, bakers—T. Hughes and J. Grows, Nauntoo Besuchamp, Worcestershire. farmers—T. Lewis and W. Church, Biz. minghion, patent card manufacturers—J. Louks and T. Stubbs, Man. merchants—W. Mores and T. Wilkirson, Wem and Ellesmere, Miro...hire—T. Oliver and 0. Swindelbi, Bellington, Che shire, cotton aphosers—J. Shorter and J. C. Badey, Oporto—T. Sutton sod W. (Abetter, Manches t er, linieburners—T. Toby and J. Martin, Exeter, Iron and to...founders—W. Tubb, E. P. Wilkey and M. H. Cowell, Pitt-street, St. George's.Belda, brewers, so far al regards W. Tubb —W. Webberley, 8. Wood, M. tibutrothaun, and W. Webberley, Lonstrat, Staffordshire, manufacturers of earthenware—R. Warren, 1. Disarm, W. Leaf, J. Odes, Jun., W. Smith, M. Brankaton, W. L. Ltd, and C. J. Leaf, Watlingetreet. CAM warehousemen, ow far as re rads W. Leaf, J. Coles, Jun., W. Smith, M. Br mission, W. L. Leaf, and C. J. leaf—J. Williams aid E. Hatton, Odurd-street sad Regent - Wrens, sllkmemers. BCOTCII SEQUESTRATIONS. JON,. Coen, Currie, contractor, Sept. 11 end Oct 8, at Paston% Rooms, Edinburgh. CONNOR DAVIDSON and CLAIM DAVIDNON, Edinburgh, woodandispers, Sept. 12 and Oct. 4, at Dowell'. Enema, Edinburgh. low+ MACINDOZ, Sept merehuit, Sept l3 and Oct. 4, at Dowell'a boom., Edinburgh. 811IPPINO INTRLLIG.RNCk. vat Oginspaideals, die IMPrias Gamitte." mil • Well tia.l CASUALTIES. Albatross, of Milwd, from Newport (Cr Jamaica, was ag shore on the Sker Point, Lundy Nand, on the 31 4 ult It being very calm that dy, the fl ,eted off Fides, Hildebrandt, of Papmburg, from Hull to the Bel*, was stranded near the Age, Canal 27th inst.; it ie 'pp*. really undamaged, and expected to be got off —.crew saired.—Thisted, Aug. 30. Isabella Masten, Leaden., from the Danube to the UMW Kingdom, ran aground near St. Stophano's Point, but got off again after discharging a small quantity of grain, with. out apparent damage.—Constantinople, A.R. 2. Jane Bard, Sample, from St. Petersburg to London, tarried away her topmasts in a squall, and went on shore on the Swinebottoma, 29th nit., but was waisted off, and Int in here on the 30th. with rudder sli4htl7 dismayed Site will refit end proceed, as she makes no water.—E sinore, lit Sept. Marshall (s.), Rohn, from Hall to Hamburg, was towel fa biro to-day with engine damaged by the Paris (s), Vow, from H .vre.—Cualtaven, 4th Sep*. Tvende Brodie, Nielsen, from Struer for Louden, has pat '„ 3 into Arrudehl very Irakg, and moat discharge to repair.— 1, Christiansand, 18th Aug. Union, Francis, of Milford, from M&mel to Car 'fir, got agrourid on the Swiuebottoms on the night of the 31st tat,, and remains, AIL/lIViD. S.pt. IS 0 .t. 7. Sept. 28 0 Sept 9 Sept. 22 8, 1 0.22 Sept. 24 PUBLIC SALBS. Barr. 7.—By Messrs. BLAKE, at Oarraway's.—Freehold landed estate, in the parish of Woodmensterne, Surrey, comprising farm re'ideoce, agricultural building*, and 560 acres of land, let for 58.51 per annum, land tax redeemed, 33 acres of wood land, with the shooting in hand—sold for 16,6001. Messrs. ROBERTS and RonY, at the Mart.—Two leasehold hours, Heaps's-place east, B-rcitondssy, let for 421. per an num, held for 61 per!, at 61—sold for 2451. Mr MAUR, at the Matt.—Nine freehold cottages, Wood ford•bridgn. producing 661. 12a. per annum—sold for 3451. Messrs. FARIBROTHEIL and Co., at Oarraway'r.— Free hold and small part iinpyhold estate of Wilton-castle, Dur ham, comprising mansion, grounds, and about 2,405 awes of laud, annual rental 1,9961. with the manor. also the advow sons to the perpe , ual curaciee of Wilton-le-Wear and liam sterley—knocked down for 63,0001. Th., great tith.s of Wiltowle-Wear, commuted at 1001. per annum-1,9001. The ere.t tithes of Hamsterley, commuted at 831. per an num-1,5501. The great tithss of North Redburn, commuted at 1291. per asinuna-2,550/. The great tithes of Newton Cap, commuted at 271. per an nom-6001. Freehold (state adkiining the railway station, Enfield, comprising 60 a. 2r. 37 p. of lend—knocked down l three lots tor 8.100• Freehnld and tithe free estate, known as Adelaide-house. Fortphill, End•ld, and 21 acres of land—knocked down in three lots for 6,2101. Two houses, 91 and 93, Wrifb3urne.terrace, Paddington, held for 88 years, at 1001.-1 7001 . Two di to, 95 and 97, Westbourne-terrace, unfinished, held as the preceding-3,0001. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. SATURDET, SEPT. 8, 1849. The State of the Weather at each of the following plaoss at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. N...., pw. ‘ Course of Strength of ago of woothm Wind. Wind. BAXINOITOILI N.E. Strong Brea' Overcast ISK•TTOCZ E. Strong Breese Partelly Cloudy Jimenez Maxi:sonar N.E. Gentle Breese Partinily Cloudy Raniewesran Baton* N.B. Strong Breese Cloudless Brunei N.E. Gentle Breeze Overcast Cases Era men Erma N.E. Gentle Breese Overcast Penzeteroms .... Otaariow Otoveseras ... ~. GREEN W1C11... HARDOS Leaas E. Gentle Breese Cloudless Laircere. N.W. Calm Cloudless Lemnos N.V. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Yammers* N.E. Earwig Breese Principally Clear Neaten* *to Return Osman N.E. Gentle Breese Overcast Persanossinon N.E. Seems Breese Chyme PLTISOOTIII. P00na.... ..... . N.E. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Patamra ..... B.E. Oentle Breese Partially Cloudy lea seam.—....- N.E. Strong Brew Overcast Neer .......... Sur ...... ....... SorniAgrpTagr svemeasms....- •tlinsiew .„ N.V. Gentle Beene Overcast renew* -..... N.E. Gentle Bream Overeat Tomatoes Ns .E. Strong Breese Partially Cloudy HITULIaLW Return You N. °esti^ Breeze Partially Cloudy iNiiiuTiy aindy Partially Cloudy la DAI S NOON. Btate of Weather. Partially Cloudy. )NDON, Ti of Wind. Deem" ALL ENGLAND Nsw Owns] MAFCHIOTIIIt. A. Plekfird, Erg., b Clarke 1 O. P. Oka% Eq., a Bo; b Wildest R. Bellberea, FA. b Wiatlen T. BeLlsourne, Pp., b Clarke J. Paean I.aq., Felt; 0 Clarke aybrooke, Esq., b Widen S. Inret, Eq., ItClarks l3 P. Welt, Errq., b Clarke J. U. Earle, En., run oat 0 T. Fletcher. req., b Clarke J. Rowley, Eq., b Clarke l7 ALL ESOLLND N . . l P 2e. ca • Lt i Z ir. C. (Wort*, Fag., run out Pike. sot out 9 THE POLICE COUNTS. CLERK EN WELL. COWARDLY ASSAULT.—George Jdottors erss charged with a murderous sa.ault upon Leti. is Cuok, a married woman residing at Ball's-pond, Islington. The prisoner, on Tt.nr.diy let, with the enn plainest'', husband, at.d when she in.erfere i for hn proton- Pon, he turned upon her, and brat and kitked her is. a most unmerciful manner, until she was insensible. She was stockit gly bruised and mitilated. Several witnesseactsnlitmed her evidence, end the prisoner was Said dl, or in default of payment two mumhs' impri sonment in the House of Cotrec ion. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. SERIOUS ASSAULT.—Mr. Victor Lellaftnier, an Importer of French goods, carrying on business at Na.l, Litt'e Knight Rider-street, was charged with haying assaul ed Mr. Louis Prevot, ioterpreter, at the Prince of Wales Hotel, Leieester place, Lilt...seer-square. The complainant, whose face was much braised and swollen, deposed that about twelve o'clock on the pre vim night be was in a pu'dic.honas in Market-street, Haymarket, taking some refreshment, when the prisoner, wham he never saw bemre, entered, and immedi .te,y begaa to quarrel with the compiny, but more particu Italy with witness, whom he challenged to come oat and fight in the sty et. Complainant declined having anything to do with him, wh.n the detendaat sod "he was an Englubman ante a gentleman, and would kick every Frenchman oat of the house." What's told him it he was an English gentleman he would nut ma. use of such fil , hy language. The prisoner then toe.k a thick stick which he had in his hand and struck witness errant severe blows ' over the face and eyes and thcn ran away. Com , platnant punned him, calling oat Stop thief," as far se the corner 01 Jercayn.atre t, where he was stopped and given in charge to a ooestable, who at that moment was In pa The g. pri.ener, who made a rambling defence, was fined 51., and in default to be committed fur two months. THAMES. DARING BORGLASS s, a carpenter, Thos. Cooper, a silk weaver, Fraecis Peacock, ant Was. Peers.. four notorious housebreaker', weer' fl sally essmined, charged with being engaged in several daring burgleries, dome days since the pri•oners were committed for a burglary in the Mass of Mr. Caren, Prescottetreel, Whitechapel, and on yesterday three other colon were cone into. One blustery was eommitted at Mr. R madtrees. pro, litter of the Weavers' Arms, Baker'. Row, near Ile Pavilion Themre, where they killed a bne bull terrier, broke ors& a twermary, from which they took N. in c peer, silver spoons, silver map, and other property to a considerable amount. Another of the eases gone yesterday was that of Mr. at , eyeg l ass tohsecouist in limners whf so house was hr ken lot t on the murrains of it,. rph ult , when I cwt. of tob.eco was ab.'raeted, wi.e, shout 28'. 64. in cyper and silver *easy. The pria.-,,,en Jot,„ and Peeooek place on the previous day, had and ten teen narki ltasenag about aincia.. th t i i , e palest cupboard oNgle, Oonnue of Wind. N.E. [Advertianden Li—CURED BY HOLLOWAY'S OlNT =sr LID PILIA El • LTA AR= 1101 i TIM= Twat Soremume.—The wife ot Mr. Isms Spine% schoolmaster, of the town ot St. Patrick, Orsmsda, had bees suffering from an trio rated keg for /Dors thee three deem which was on bad that It battled the Mall or the proteadceal praatiti sore to the Island, who cnu'd not pos sibly heal it After every ethic remedy had failed. llolowars oint ment sod pil'a ware resorted to, sad by their powerfial stack" the wound. m, re soon healed, and a perfectly sound cure effected. There ineniciare erect all oilers in the cure of perofula cc kill's boil, giaa • tinter, and other unnatural sweilinge.-1014 by an oy- add i an , and al ?Mimi &Amy% IstabtlAigat i litnai, Lai" AR RI VED. Anan-at Queenstown, September 3, from Vaunt* Amtoss -et Dad, Septemb Ir 6, from Gentry ALIBION-Ilt Graveftend, September 7, from Dant* Arrows-It Graveeend, September 7, from Drolek Beam -at Gravesend, September 7, from Boanas-of the Eddystone, September 1, fr0m...............0t. Grek Columns-at Falmouth, September 6, from 'NNE Cuusw-st Plymuta, September 6, from Petembeen Cassetes-of QUIKIWICOWI2, September 5, fr0m.........._) Cant,-at Gravesend, September 7, from ... .. " .4rhanTh tilla Divosunaa-at Gravwend, September 7, from New Tort DAVID-at Gravesend, September 7, from Amide. Duras-at Torre Roads, September 5, from Wee Darn, Loatta-of Pensance, September 6, ham Denman Etta. AND Jaws-at Portsmouth, September 8, front s Eatowcs-at Stockton, September 5, from Hamburg Eus. atm Cerweame- at dunderhutd, September 5, from .. Queues Kura -off tbe S tart, Sep t ember 5. from .. - lle nro 6, • Fr - efsie- at nylefaii, *Welber ', fr. rs . ................ (kelt Ftgeanus-at Stock:en, September 4. fro m; «Hamburg Fiasco -M Shields. Septeober 5, from Harabarg FILM. WILLIAM i V.- MI Sunderland, September 5, from D a nt sm rOITUNA-111 GISTINIMId, September 7, from .......... ....u Jah...e Fortme-et Gravesend. September 7, from. Odle Owes-at Stockton September 5. from 1 Gan-at Weymouth, September 6, from -....... ............ , 1 11:: l alst Hamm-at Arbroath, September 2, from Petersburg Hues/cm-at Greenock, St ptember 4, from Quet ta HOSTI LIMA-at Myr, ouc h, September 6, from Cronatedi Hone-st Shields, September 5, from ,Hamburg Horn-at ' , remained'', September 6, from tiered Himotsr-off Penzance, September 5, from. Feet ks i Hon mra t Gvenend, September 7, from lefiemte -et Lytham, September 5, from ...... • ........New Onions Iseezu.e-at Plymouth, September 8, from ... ........ Archangel linkoantr--at tionderl Ind, September 5, frms Hamburg Teo OAIIIOM -off Queenstown, September 4, from. Tattnazowt Imes -cd? the Lizard, September 3, from ... fit tints iIIAIMLIA, -at Bristol, September 7, fr0m........... ..... X. Petenbta Jena-at Ormeeend, September 7, from ................- ........ Memel Juno -at Newhaven, September 6, from ... M•mel Jarman-at Storktou, September 5, from Hamburg Joue,-at Weymouth, September 6, from .. ..... Dentin Joint BRIOBT -at Queenstown, September 3, from G.lets Seranute -at Hull, September 5, from 11 4 61 Lassa-at Hull, September 5, from Riga Lenexa-at Newport, M., September 6, from Comma Limarr-at Stockton, September 5, from HMO/ft LON DON --at Wields, September 6, from • ... Quite Lomax -od Falmouth, September 6, from - LAM= Laorote- at Gravesend, September 7, from .Bs= Mu -at Bristol, September 7, from WAIT Asp--tot Hull, September 5, from MEW Meer Ass-at Newhaven, September 6, from Memel MARQUIS IN CU Art IKAI -at Penn Mee, September 6, from Qseh. Masonic-at Shields, September 5, from CrensteM Maas Joan-at Sunderland, September 5, from M. Joim's M RDLIIA-at Queenstown, September 3, from Odeon I( *TIOIM-MI Queenstown, September 3. from Africa Seism or Wetea-at tlouthanmtmo, September 6, from Rim Fan Esese-at Gravesend, September 7, from Gels Pumas-at Gravesend, September 7, from. Crenetadt Cavern -at 'Arista September 4, from Smyrna Warm-at Plymouth, September 6, from London REGINA-Of Falmouth, September 6, from Buenos Ayres Hamm' Anzaa-at Gravesend, September?, from Teneb rg firmuros-at Dundee, September 5, from itiga Sonstom-at Falmouth, September 6, from Port, Rico Sawn-at Hull, September 6, from Frederick tiiils &mew -et Sunderland, September 5, from Hamburg SWITIMILAN D -off Newhaven, Septets' er 6, from New York Savege-off St. Anthony's Ile .d, September 5, from Scolll AM MAID-at Queenstown, September 5, from Valparaiso Sit Joan Bemstroan-at Queenstown, September 5, from „Manumits TITAMI A -at Falmouth, September 6, from Rio Janette Tacoma FMLI3IIIO--Ott FAMOUIII, September 6, from Sidon? Tara' SEMI son-at Queenstown, Septsmber 5, from.. St. Andrews ^e-at Oraverend, lisiermber 7 . „ ? from Fintaral ra ' Gravesend,. September 7,- w Stettin ___ . .___ Tazwr—al Totems—at Gravesend, Biptember . 7, train Petersburg VIMACITT —at Dundee, September 4, from Petersbdrg VONWARTS—at Falmouth, September 6, from Marseilles Wu. Thompson—at Deal, September 6, from Gravesend W, Tante° —at Stockton, September 4. from Memel WILLIAM AND MART—at Weymouth, September 6, from.... Stettin Witsaaroles—at Gravesend, Ser. ndser 7 from Zmnlng WATICIL Wine — at Graneten d, September 7, from Petersburg Wiu.sas —at Gravesend, September 7, from Dantris BAILED. Aram—from Cardiff, September 6, to New York ANOTLI —from Gravesend, septernber 7, to Quebec BRITANNIA—from Gravesend, September 7, to ...... .................. Raman Pannone—from Portrmouth, September 6, to ~ (Nemo I /MOWS —from ()reverend, September 7, to St. John Lurie's—from Plymmult, September 6, to Cape ENIMUT—from Sunderland, September 3, to Sit ttin FALCON—from Cardiff. September 6, to .Slerandrie 1/nrnavy —from Oravesend, September 7, to ..... ...Constantinople Horn—from Hartlepool, September 6, to Memel Jeers—from Hull, September 6, to Petersburg Rearm Fun—from Newport, /4., September 5, to Wffediurtna insets SHMEIMID—from GraVeNted, September 7, fel ...... _Bombay Herz Roaaineor —f om Sunderland, September 6, lam . Alan Dor —tiom Gravesend, September 7, to .Newport Marame —lrma Gravesend, September 7, to Jam.des Mearmarr—frote Gmverend, September I. to G nos Mammary—from Oudiff, September 4, to Charente New Peet:—from Swansea, 'eptemher 6, to Akers Leone Nrrrons—from Orimemed, September 6, to Bremen OBERON —from Graysmod, September I, to ..Hamburg PUMA—ham Pahnouth, September 6, le London Prem.—from Swansea, September 6, is Ihrteirs Room Syswarr —from Greenock, September 4, to Demerara Iterem—from Hull, Bepte bey 3, to Petersham Recta—from Gnveasnd, September 7, to Newtoundland SANTO ANTONIO—Mom Queenstown, September 1, to Lisboa STUB—fmas Greenock. September 4. to ....... New York .... 6* mm—from flart:epool, Septemb r 6, to ...... Cronatadt BintAn—from Plymouth, September 6, to Adelaido Samna—from Gravesend, Sept mhet 7, to Guernsey Twausan—from Orave.end, September 7, to Hamburg Wo. THOMPAON—from Deal, September 6, to Conatantinnpte Wasennown—from Ilartlepno% September 6, to Rio Janeiro ZUZA Snows—from Dublin, Septa ~bar 6, to New York ♦ESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amass (schooner), of Dundee, from London, Aug. 34, lat. 41 N., len. 11 W. Aucta,fmm Plymouth for Quebec, Aug. 13, Ist. 46 N.,10n. 03 W. Aaoaxcaafo, for Liverpool, lat. 43, I ,t 2 23 W. Caurarrv, !pun Newport, fur Leithml, 21, in the Ont. names (Dutch ship), from fdazcio for Falineuth, lat. 9 N., kw. 23 W. Loan Nriaos, from Labrador for Lisbon, Aug. 21, 1.1.49 N., lob. 29 W. lIONARCD. from Landon for Calcutta, Aug. 13, lat. 39 N. lon. 13 W. MYRA. Aug. 29, lat. 46 N., len 10 W. Naw Oceuaramat.. from Liverpool for Genoa. off Cape de Oatt, Aug. IT. none, Aug. 31, kat. 30, lon. a W. ROIALIND, of Liverpool. bout Bodies Ayres for London, Aug. 6, bt. 24 N.,1, IL 33.33 W. Se►amr Paccar, from Guernsey for Naples, Aug. 23, off Cape St. Vincent. . . , • . BAaa (tinglieh barque), Sept. 1, lat 4', lon. 10 W. WiLuau ilicuaana, irom Lire/pp..l for to thorn, Aug. 16, off Cap* rake. BIRTHS, MARRIAORS, AND DHATHz. BIRTHS. CROLY.— Sept 1, at Notintmellick, the wife of 11. Croly, En, M.D., of a son. DAY.—Jaly 91, at aert, or board the Alia London. the wife of Lieut. Jams A. Day, 97th Madras Gr••••iierti. Of a daughter. HART.—Sept. a, at Alptungton, the wtte of the Rev. J. !fart, of a los. _ _ TOYSBEL—Sept. 3, the wife of J. Toyabee, Esq., P.R.8., of Argyll pisoe, M. James's, of a sun. WORIMWORTH.- -Sept. 4, at Car.isle, the wife of W. Wordsworth, F.:11., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ANDREWS—PELT OWES. —Sept. 4, at Tarnertnet pnlllott parish church, Devonshire, by the !ter. G. It. Prynne, 8.A., Ineumbcnt of ht. Peter's, Pi ouch, M. Andrewe, Erg., C tot. of N.M.'s Nth Regt to Julia daughter of Bear-Admiral Sir T. Pellowes, Ent., CS., of Harwood Rouse, Tamerton. COOKIE —ASHWELL.—gept. 4, at St. Nieho'as, Prightnn, W. M. Cooke, Esq , of the Temple, toMenta Itartett, eldest dsughter of 111. Ashwell, Esq., M.D., Gratt an street, Bond-street. KOUGH—JONEB.—Sept. 6, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, by the lion. and key. N. Tillers, T. W. Sough, Seq., of New Westnrd. to Earn, second daughter of B. A. Jones, En., of Sewaniatone, Eases. PORTER—MORE—Sept. 4, at St. Giles's, Camberwell, by the Res, J. hunter., Bettor of St. Luke's. Middhsex, G. C. Pnrter, emend son of Capt. G. Porter, Galway, to Nancy Bentley, onlT daughter of R. More, Esq., of epringOeld Lodge, Camberwel l ROSCOE —IIODGSON.—Sept. 4, at St. John's, Paddington, R. Rog. cos. E.g., M.D., to Mem widow of (I.ld. T. Hodgson, of the 11.11.LC.'s Service. DEA.THS. GRIFFITH.—Sept 4, Itschard, youngert eon of Capt. W. Griffith, of Kki.dakt. HATTER—Sept. 4, at Grove hill, Emma, wifc of G. Hoyt.; FA.. aged 62. 111714 0 11Y.—Seyt. 2; at Mount Ntertimi. Dublin, W. Mari by, Eq. and, en tke fo lowing day, lal, daughter. BOTHEEL'4.--tWpt. 3, at Elm.rore, IC , ngington, J. 0. Saturn, eati. WHITL—Sept. 4, at, Cantorbary. W. White, Faq.,med 60. WOOLIOCCIL—AuIt.I., at Vonlea, of dialers, J. Woolreek Nwhr formerly of Welkin, kferrfordsolokkeed 'if. do Pk, 1-.41048d• _ Printed and publishol Wiataais 11,441%, of Ns tt, latebud• street, ta the city al Low**, Printer, at th, otrk,s, ta I, elhad• Wog, in On prK4OOl 01 Whitetriark—Saysuar, Surma= S. Is4ll. Hambu d rg HaHan Lisbon .. Pacific India Mk Soutlianspton India vii Marseilles HMIS via Burma's§ Beaton and Halifax Make and Havannah Wad India Braid ......... .....