The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-09 00:00:00

patiw Thy msy owed/really arise during the 'Wag of say when the attendants el area ws in town may be neTeired to protect Ste restmaines hateresta spina the meerarca of ether com patties, or In sappert of t own ho ; sad deputations may ale be me to `ham for negotiations with other compfsbio, and far endlean purposes. The he mar ..ports of yew ammktoe, se MI memo freas ether seme.ittess of kesedielles, bath ism that many of the abuse whisk MVO Wm gleos late 'pyre pried,. t at shares by Abodes% Ime hew atteemesd to be ea the yam" of *dr Mph to be kr soh s•rwiese. Tenreitmerillnes miffio they= ll.l 4 also the right el Or le hommpothellef he say mei= M the mare deserthella nst elethe &geode way ether mob of cameneatioa them fhar ageselks M a mole preCoady Axed %to Aptsgs w llz ea tbseelere toe fed that w be sa gged ea depatedeas he Leas or al *when. cm the bad taw of the esompaay, la paemesee of a Wean ef the Mead, they shall bo skewed, in slums he bask wham meow ratios, three glasses par day, to blab puma .apes.—, and be sho skewed their railway Om amt wad home. The ...at expanded sada this head, elmiti fens a separate item la the joiatad Windy imems, that home-holders may have foll inlonmos of the azpann dm task purposes. !gonna or DraxcroaL—After giving the WOO mach maaLlentioa, the committee ere of opinion that the bulkiest of the emptay will be better ammested by• smell board of direelme than by • large on. The rompeasibilky will, in the ismer case, be most etrengly hit by molt 411 miler ; sod the shareholders meg dm be ,:pawed MPS 1911190 9 47 to owedabe the quadrilles, of nth maim he the direc tion, us amen hoard Ohms ea • large the. By the Baremoor thmeashro passed &Wag less moire ef pedlommt, the shoreloiders are wherleal to fix Way ovat etilheetors, set Mks lase them Mk. sr owe dm *lmes • and the Immln99 remetheM thee the ithelisse amber astral by the set be adopted es the peeper amber. Maxterme Memorex, on DISICTOII.—The subject of mewing, is, the Mark of the pommy, the whole time of the et mew heed= her swaged omit of the Meador' of the escamehlee med they have waited at the coaelasim, that boa tlts waist asters of the Odle on this line, and tress its wameser Imehes sad shipping places, more time sad atheism ma be required fully to develop the walk, mad to seenseehe the vanadium, than a board lemma embseinly if meow hatters can be amend to mare hem their meal meadows; mad that it would, there fore, be coadaelve m the km Wawa of the wmpeay, to seem the flake esrdocs either of one at of three &mien. The mamittee U. of Opines that is render, it will be limed utterly impoesike R own a satheieet potties of the des sod atuntioa of dirsotere, se the Mime of the ow pay, by any other mesas. The asmodslee feel that in ofrogsdag the aelvantagee and issifivaNspe whisk may be mgelloi m Wes from having either use or skee dismseth to dente the whole of Oak time te the bs. of the sempsay, a peat deal my he Mk with rah hem and oath, in farm of each wpm' These swum' ilk aware' mad dbadvaatages Irak no doubt, proem them mine to the Wade of the shersissidere • and, therein% dm committee do not thick k mead to point therm eat, or express a preference ler dam modem 'Malt When they shall ban had an therakellg of pers the theme of the abasebekine le the sesemimayies epodes, they will re turn to the sakkess is Ode flmd segort. With referoace to t e li p =mems nimeglng direeless, the 'maims are of Ihd ff oak ems shall be anniated, his Wiry should be heel at freer IMO'. to 1,500 L • year, as the new Dear" of airman shall think when they sue seed k fladitth a gsmksma properly walla to ' fill the Wee. The cemasittee have suggested this salary, pee* Item their eon views of the issportams and respoui. WM of the ether, and partly from the maple ol other = eg esea= . Thin commies have aim* appeleted two of than within the last esso months. Of theme amesise, two have filed 1,5004 as the proper re. ammerlea m st es the other him Axed 2,0004 If three ka don't' be preferred to any, the comittes ty arT s j ill ja that, lookkg to Om diarhsbised rommibili whisk vibe be Maned, suitable sheaths marbe eihised, to give their whole the. sad Moweisa to the of the company, for ?OM. a you sash; and the committee, there fore, reemessad that, in such we, the 'Dolmas. 'herald not emend that math In the meat of either of those pro posals king sipped, the eommkese recommend that the casidss of CM thersholdese think be sought and °beaked to the walkout of the moseglog director or directors, to be Meth' by the hood, before reek selection shall become And. This sanction ahead be obtained either at a meeting specially called for the wpm or at the halt yearly Resting to be held in February - , if beard should not be able to conclude their arreagemeMe se an earlier period. Ems should to made at the board, if ow wry, for the managing director or direeters, by the »dreamt of aa equal ember ef the cuddly direetere, I. such maser as shall be hereafter foesrolool, In order that the whole Ember of directors shall met mud eight. Whatever my be the number of managing Meamme, the s_ieittes renamed that only moth Undta pewees *oak be given to them, se the board of directors should this& expediat from Me to time. Mould throe be dossed, sal et them Meld bave • department& at the cm play% hatheme pissed Win bk Me; sod is she meat of them hdlg only or, be *NM le embed le dents his whole limp to the panel mod* of ihe immysay's affairs, without uodertakiag the mammal el th e r iart pL eam tirtelsr deportamme. Is sheath be oemseiat he the at she goosed mediae in Fehe_y in east year, to dhow time the ethos of manioc tinder, of tftkOsse, If they shall think mem ea to desk soy ether puma or perms in the nem sOy Omar whe bee "fled sash aim daring the meeker year. When the term of dm yam, be which the Medea of all directors is restrieted mkt the previsions ef the Osempeeke Acts, shall expire, the amossies knows mass ggsm eat cleft* in rotation, is the same maser as ma mmy ; bat they should also ben lfeet to thelestion, se roldem_aod managing directors, in the same nissaer as Ohm rios idirettors. With reference to the proposed ellegeose he &Won and semaittm, it may be stated this the hem, board, masiling of seven ateaben, wee ellowed 2,1104 ger assns , for *small number of meet, legeof whisk sma Mr. Hdeea took one half, and divided Me ether kaUemessei the 'maiming six member,. The pipmeate new prepare" will mount to a larger ens, bat the steandanos required Is vary different ; and when it is envisi oned that the gems mem of the company exceeds 600,0001. goo MIMI% sad the expendkere ameants to about one half of theism, it met be Wins that say moderate imams in the throes alike sea*. dlegadmeat con be of little is portme, if the shampoo reeMellooded shall have the effect Aber of increringlio remain or diminishing the expendi tom bye IMO pis 1111 Millie en eke FON SISOIILt. QuALIFICATIoN or rekreser to the selection of directors, the esmodttee ere of opinion that great cue sheath be NUS that am of them shall he so eittieed, as that their Wade my be eaglet to 1 las, franking deeply =la l amp memo barbs to mime extent anus le ef this meopeay. The directors. he pith of 'Wig eked, MOW from any one locality, dureld be sslsehd kern vidsue towns and districts along the line, harks ao ammo lesal iatsresta, and a mall number might be WNW tom more distant localities; Da" all of the Modem might he he so situated, that they shook' be die ad mini, to [devote a whole day =o e dio beim el the eimpthy. It appears to the thatthiemabse sheeted, with Mimes to OnOF NW^ tint No nap Mamie will be best promoted by Odikadeg "them with all of them who may be wed he hest Mk empany is the same spirit. With las seaside, are of opinion that, as a general piedgle, ilib ri net d. drake that say of the directors of this elemeay shoal' be dimes,' of ether tompeake. They are dm of 'Oath_ _thst the regibonmants of the C _mules Ommes NIIIMea Act, thetas Snail shad t t be, either thesedym ladiewelly. immesh" or eonserned in say con es* with the seaway, es panisipate in say maser in the pleas el any _week to be done for the eonigeny," should way. - skiel4 the Tan Ilmornov. The thershoblen are elesedy swan that the duties, hith es zta ie rformed by the forretary of this eamperty, have ad may the sedinary duties attest.ing to that idies, hat the the supenidea wormats, sad attention to mime other matten,thegether Is re te oath sa dike. The salary paid for some time bee Ma I,OOO L per annum, with a hoses, rest fro, end the assratary ale per • omitted to retain the Waster Is., mosatiag to abase OM per enema, up so the period when this ccoasittel WOO oppeistol. Tour eommktite an et opinion that the elks of esentery should astimilve Meath. to imamate, but that • dbliest elks If messomMat should be created, and that the should ia team be method strictly to the theirs of his I. torkti a minute b:olia and documents of amitexy, madadies the antipodal:co' and registering the imams ei elosk ; and that, for the Panullanri±P l them dales, he *bull be gad a salary not emeadthe aloof. pre nuns, edema' • boss., or say hem Your ossausittoo are of spinisa as mearmataat should be appoiatad, who *hall be maginffilik for Ale proper keeping of the whole boas sad mammies( the sempay, at a salary of from 3001. to MK per mass. Amnesia. Toes amulets has nivat masM aaiimsilon to the salast of ths mislanasat sad laths sidlishat auditors of tie WlSlllwea debt sampsay, sees spuially es It bee rs =papsoad parliamsat pom a law for the of sournment astihsea sad pub& attaation has *MOM been ney guarally Messesd to the sides Tear aseansittee bete.. it to be *smell MMa prosperity of railway peoparty that So nova asks asnilimas Mudd bs felt by shareholders ia the amossis whisk meisdisally hid before them ; and, until this maildseas shall be esta blished, your committee do sot think that the property in this railway, or any other, will attain its legitimate value. It must be oomos.!sel that the laxity which has hitherto pre vailed in the audit of railway amounts (and In none more so than in those of this mespany) calls loudly for mine more stringent system of audit, tor tooting both the accuracy of rho amounts and the madam of the principle on which they an based ; and, Was your manantee were satisfied that amok a erns could be simanallysilopted, under the pro vision of the law as it sew Sauk they would recommend tie sbenholders to seek legislative means of securing it; but your sesanaitne gasbag such of the laxity which has pre vailed to the want of Aeneas on the part of shareholders thumbs, as they Sol eonviaeed that the powers contained In the maspany's Claws Coasolidatioa Act ars sufficient srr aesuabg ma dhotis audit, if skaroboldsso in railway isammaiss will bat avail thommalvos of them powers, and ramie that they bs Sail/ assioi set lly act to whisk your seastiass es Ohs Silt Tat C. 16), It is sassed that the ecampway shall manamily eat audi tors, ekes du ty it Mail be to .=undue tbs &yearly or Sher meheilml mama* mad basses See% sad the se pro sody is dine " that it Mail be lawns! he the auditors so amply sash sammatasts, sad saw prank Oa they may peepor, ths tapas se dm sammay, sad they risk Mahe a medal report ea the said ussuats, se simply emits the sans ; and suck ropostoe marmailas, Man be umed, npassise with the men of do burl of diesensra at Me 'Aiwa sosimi." The Ossamdtlas as et *pinks that TER. sei Anti= audit as, be secured by the shareholder under no hoomeing powers, without calling for government tow adra, mod hi a meaner eon sonenda with the freedom of I anise =Oh they mesider neemeary Mr the sues= a large • sommardall modesialthip Tho eamattes rosommend that the diseehoblers dealt elect two andlico,er der no mai. l ams of tho Commas,' Clauses Aat t i geu lho =di bo albs dirsown, =hot ediabill . 91 = V ig o aboarbe. amillies be was ' me hay MI. Da seer net, mod be mph* oast thole dud= to appal= a duly eguallisd Mr eon be k wise await= with o s s rzlLe= bola of Messer% sad the onualties aro Ali =ft a better seleetioa of en seaman= Met Ms go- 1 moms= mond do, if the Audit Bill were mom= lan a law. The saarontant sad auditors nottli have ?lea le hemp= the amounts and books of the company at snob lima as they may think proper—not Lai lop *at emu& =dem to the ekes a each half year, but extending the mss firm the whoa period of their appointment ; that thip should M =mired to make a special report to each belt Orly messing of the shareholders ; sad the auditors eked& he required M verify the accounts then presented, mad to site to se* report their b' lief that the mese are cornet, or to set Mr in what respects they are Massive, and is what 11•19001 lie Mare kalf.marly mounts may be improved. The oeismines recommend that as the maker's scasantaat • bo a Menet sin from ths pneral aocoontaut of tho alliiplety, be be allowed suck sum as shall bo axed by the dhsttae at the and of the first half year; when thee will be .Me %judge of the Ti.. semi= by the audit. TM nes remmisand that the half-yearly venom assolints of ther 1111Mpsmy should be pftted in more detail them heretofore; adls Jl.d to sesh mama es alostly to show the diffseent ism= of and =meditate. As rime oxpeedienee Imo= =dm w eneseellloo rossmmeel that aD additions' to dm emplal miss= ier these a wed= memos, should be intik= bon by the dine= silmolisiders, with the plelissi ; and that the ingliml mom= 'Mould bo alte ► Sher die= at this =lima pomiblo period. To enable the rimeobsMoie to madol ewe, sey =des Imre= of the capital Omen; the sommittes reoemmini that a supponientaty sadirmiset should be appended to onsk balf-yearty _amen; ihowng im minute detail the dam= item latish snit trzry additions to capital an oompeen, sad sat tho f .1 all snilt pa:mea area be numbered with megismin alb to e re feted to is mob supple 's/mei", elnomman it led that all nett vouch= sheet be Spa M 1110 faopnAlrm of the shareholders for Mee week beam sod Sae Wok after each half-yearly meake. Ther sommliteme bellow that the obesrve , oe of this rule would hen • solutory ell= is preventing improper additions to the egad soment, and secure that revenue shall not be umiak rain= at the espies* of capital. emstmarro TO Eli TAKEN rimy OFFICERS. TM Componise Clauses Act directs that before any pa ns, •11111111811 ISM the custody or mend of mosise, whether imessimar, Winter, se What elm at the erome_MeP, shall orMr Irmo his sae, tha direst= shall take sundae sanity foes. he the Mail noreation a no lice, and a siammary remedy is provided, led= justices of the masa splint =yaw= pram, for Maga reader aecoonts, err my swot soseies, In disk bonds. Tio Mpatame of re plan seek ssairity M la mtablishmsat so 'needy* ss tab, is rodidoudy appoisatomi the a•of a hos already communed Ism to the rammay, i the Memnon' ammo of its 'Mon Tow somminos, think= losommeed that dr mow board of dine= be Mitourod to =mks stallokat aseaday, from all aMeses sad soma% iminsad with else orsaledy ore eeatrol of any of the made of doe The very large number of Made= se this Ins, M the numerous ahem sad servants em by the onsamay (may of whom are in receipt of masidashie vans of mosey), render it neamary that a=of impsolitm, at irregular periods, should be strictly TRAFTIO MENAGRISMIT. Your committee recommend that it he left to the new board of directors to consider and report to the shareholders as to the traffic management, which is superintended by Mr. Allpart, at a salary of 1,0001. per annum, with a hens* rent free, which he has received some time pan They ire of opinion that oonsiderable changes will have to be made in this deparinent, from the circumstance that may of the duties at present pea/mind do not properly belong to that department, and are, collectively, too numerous for any one individual to superintend with comfort to himself or advan. tap to the 'company; but es the =tun and extent of such chaagee mast, in moan demo, depend on the opinion of the shornoldan, as to whether the company should appoint ans or three managing directors, the committee en of opinion that, for the present, the badness should be conducted as koraotore • Imounninio a= Locoman Dormant% The badness of this important department has hitherto boon medusa= by Mr. Harrison, who has been paid a salary se ow per annum, togetker with 2601. per me& for aner intimind the amselrsoiss of the wain line and brooch roll mops; eat else a Orlisissioa on bridges ad other works, not fimmkg pot of the lino or branches, vary nag according to oksmosa. Your committee apprehend that the com pony us wet likely to proceed in the oonattuction of any new works of magnitude for some time to come. TM new bean of direction will thus have ample time to on eider warner any alteration is necessary in the terms upon which the engineering of any futon works shall be ecathend. The locomotive department, which is also superintended by Mr. Ha:rises, lavolves a very largo pro portion of the working eimuses of the company. It would not be potable, within the compass of a report of this nature, to plan before the shareholders the details of this branch of the company's bosians, sod yet without such de tails it would be impossible tor the shareholders to per any judgment thereon. Your coninsittoo are of opinion that one of the first objects to which the new board should direct their attention is the introduction of the strictest economy into every branch of this department, and, from their know ledge of Mr. Harrison, they bare every reason to believe he will be reedy to afford his cordial co operation to effect this object. PRILIMINERT MERTINOS. The committee desire, in conclusion, to direct attention to the nodes respecting local meetings, appended to this report, and earnestly recommend all shareholder', who have the 'opportunity, to attea one of such meetings. The com mittee have not =do any arrangements, as respects such meetings, further than in securing room" at the expense of the eempuiy, for the reception of the shireholdess ; and it will, therefore, ba for those shareholders who seseastik at each place to elect their own shaman and clerk of the sooting ; and, laving ascertained the names of the pro piston present, to proceed to elect a delegate, to attend at York on the 17th last , for the purpose stated in the earlier pert of this report. The committee will be glad to receive intimation from the chairman of each meeting, stating the name of the delegate appointed, with a list of the share holders pests= ; and each delegate w il l brief with him to the aw n ing at York a minute of his appointment, signed by the barmen, without which no person will be allowed to li ss oCiet at, or take part in, the proceedings of sun boned Janus Mass, Howro Loco, Dumont M'Le lins. Joins Lomax/at, Joan Kirtimo. Goo. Limmale ...slay.—York, Oct. 5, 1849. ...NOTICE or IiIIITINCIE. The shareholders are nonrated to meet, for the wpm dated is the foregoing report, at any of the following plasm, an Friday, the 12th day of October instant, at 12 o'clock at =se :—Loodon, London Tavern, Bishopegatrostreet ; Bahr Gibb's Royal Hotel, Princes-street; Glasgow, the fiat sHotel , Otorge's-equen ; taverner, (a delegate W already been elected here) ; Newcastle, the Turk's Hood, • Gesy. street ; Darlington, the King's Head ; York, the Mai Sean Hotel, Coney-street; Leeds, the Whits Horse Had, lbarbae; Beverley, the Beverley Arms; Liverpool, the Waist= Hotel, Dale-street Manchester, the Palatine Seta; She ffield, the Tontine Hotel; Derby, the Midland' Hotel ; Birmingham, the Hen and Chickens Hotel ; Ileglo's Family Hotel ; Hereford, the Green Dragon Hotel ; Bristol, the Royal Family Hotel; Oxford, the Gulden Cress; Southampton, the York Hotel.—Gro. LEEMAN, Secretary. Norio' To sitAR/sisoLDIRS. Notice is hereby given, that an extraordinary seeder of the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway Company, will be held at the Festival Concert Boom, in the city of York, se Thursday, the 25th day of October fallout, at a quarter post twelve o'clock at non, for the pupae of receiving al report from the committee of investigation, appointed at the 'extraordinary meeting of shareholders, held es the 4th da ad May last, end thereupon to consider the ma rem smheead to ash report, and tome to such neolatiess themes as the may think proper, and espeoilly to eamilia, 1-.4v thought proper, to daermins that Ms p.- cut voisber of directors of 110 essomny be boormsed • ssilatid, sad to determine the odor al onetime is Alb bosomed or reduced number of dirostem shall go out of efea a ead what tuna shall he • quorum at thin men high • And moo it doll be sidised Woos Maim* at et AlataWas, then to sista additiosal dientons Is sobs tug soh issiesead the gre number, mad to sondaste sad slot grew promo to All Oases of the present di esolmes, end to mariar awl Mamas the unnat a re nenteratiou to be thopeofter paid m to the directors and so- 1 eatery of the osempeay. And also at such mewing to aka two auditors of the said company to fill up the o- ' feting vacancies, and to determine the tommaeratroe M le thereafter paid to the auditors of the company. And *5 at seek meeting to evader, and, if thought proper, to' resolve apes any measures which may be mosiansidod for the faun manarement of the cosepany's affairs.—Jams* Mar, Chairman ; Norm Fume; Joan Cross , Secretary. —York. Get. 6,1849. CIIIRRIZS, Wince TRU SILWITOLDTIES AU ILICIUMITED TO 1. Board of Direction.—Do you approve of having aboard' composed of eight dinettes? and, if not, what number you do propose. 2. Do you approve of having either one or three mooning direceore ? and, deo, state which cumber you mho 3. Do you approve of the proposed mode of rermaerating the ordinary directors ? and, if not, state what altesalMes you P ! pose. . Do you approve of the proposed FesstiolaratillE of the managing ditecton ? and, if not, state what albinism pen propose. 6. Do you approve of the proposed armagerant the preparation ad auditing of the company's reg oresetnal li i and, it not, state what alterations you propose. 6. Do you *prove generally of the other recommission's' onained in the report? and, if not, state what altsolhoi you propose. • The number of deaths registrred in Londe* on Thursday, Friday, sad Saturday, the 4th, 6th, sad 61i October, were rceptetively, fro= eiders, 43, 36, 44 ; from diarrhea, 13, 22, 25. !il3 PBC 'Atm at &ado from slag die Chloral Baud at Heath .i. -- . - aglarribale model to rotator, October 8,1849. Ob. Din. Amish AllOsaaadGarristll l 0 1 Aloosialtio AlMissap (Holyhead) 6 0 7Liii 0 1 awl ) 1 Mama Basses sal ) 3 Basset (Bonds Miss) Barnstaple sad Il• trinomial .. • • Barrow.upaa- Deo (137staa) .• • . 0 Bedteed aad Cu - 2 B. mien aad N staerbary 1 Berwielnapea-Tweed 1 Big:Iowa& aad Fobs 2 Bisolashan .. • Blaskliana Mar • Basra (Moisra sad teisb) . 4 Brats* Nods BMW, Palmy, Hariss. sad Bali Nag Brialladat Harm) 0 Bildgasesk Bradrpaser Meg 8 3 ikaa lkis =dar) 1 Cannata& 3 W ) 1 Manchester Yaerleeaald !grape& (Boding tow) Nerbeth_Megelly) 1 Neath (Tetrad's's' las) . 1 Newcsatle-00-T;;; 2 New (Mon) Newport Pannell (Fanny Sustforti) 0 Newton Abbot _ 2 Northam: l ra .... North North Whehtord (Much) Norwich (But Ism) Nottingham 01411sm and CM- Berton .. ... Poo:asses Peterboroulgb Plyosptoa St.llszy Pontsfreet (Boar lid!) Portses Island Pnston PwUltoli (Cricsitth distriet) &Atari (Baca ton) nochford (flay kith) R7ori (Horn church) St kaftan sad Ks- Cbalmi a cr... Usk& (Lukbalsl 4ol o- 0 Cbartawisdihrlse.,, Mhos Usica ((eltaplaton t PAW, and Jacob. sad Bt. George) 7 Canon 1 Cockatoos* aad Marmot 2 Cookout (Habash) 0 Coventry Darlington Dartford (Parniag- I bus) Darby d (Bs. Alk san Dewsbury. Gomez sal, Morley, aad Brutal Dorchester (Boher ston fitinsford) 1 Droltwish.• . 3 Dudley, _ Tip toe, and Old gley Rut Iltoneboa• evaney St. IFtreatts (An- . 1 toe)) Bt. Thomas (Bast Endlett ougate 1 1 Salford ( and Pendleton) 2 Scilly Idea StuLopata, Hides and Sutton South Shields (Weston) Stockton (Yana and Hartlepool) 6 Stoke-upon - Trent, Shelton and Han ley 6 Stone (Trenchant) 0 Stourbridge(Kiogs ',Word) Sunderland Deal) 0 Beelesall Biettlow 1 &elidetd, Bum- Tavistock 4 Tonkin 0 Thous and Crawls 3 Tissinust (Wad bans) Tittoos _ ._ 1 Ley Simonton, Tot tenham 1 Todmaden (bly• tholes Boyd in Wadsworth) 1 Tana sad 11d:- ham) 7 Truro Kenwyn) 1 Tynsmouth and Lonsbetton Uxbridge (Hayes Haight)) Wakefield, Sandal, Ale, ribose, and Ikealey 4 Walsall and Dar laston Weirdos& (Swan ... 0 W a rrir sloe . . 1 Warwick West Bromwich, Oldbury, and Wedneatutry Westbury 1 West Derby, Tim teth-park 0 Wbitsbarsn Wigan 9O Winehrstir (Twy ford) 0 Windsor (plower) 1 Wisbeach (Dor set. Levering ton) Wolstanton (Ban- Um) Wolverhampton & Barton _ ll Exeter Gatashsad and Whiekbans . . 2 Gloucestor (Sau -1 wood) Great Boughtos, 1 Chester 2 Guildford (Godal ming distikt) Haileltarn (Reding ley) Halifax (Bowerby) 0 Hardiaprows Headiastou 1 Hebtou(Wendrou) 1 Hereford Hitehin 2 Hollingbeuree (HesdeoreCbart) 2 Holywell ( Flint) 2 Hod/Jima,ld(Hohn firth and °loath- _ --- waits . 2 Hull, Myton, sad Humber Runde, Withersll, Kirkstall, end Ho!beet Isle of Wight (Bast Comes) Kidderminster 0 iiiiii'ainn ''' . . 1 li orion(Satith tC) ..... 0 fantasist 3 -. Leeds 24 Leigh (Athena' and Tyldoiley) 0 Liverpool LionsUp and Pone bray = (Oroot 4 York (W ) ohopro) 2 T0ta1.... 367 116 Wick*, Caithness 1 0 Bo'sess 2 0 Arbroath, from Oct 4 ll 0 Rawl& 1 0 Cho. Dia. Dunbar. from Sept. 30 to Oct. 6 4 0 Perth 4 0 Duadee. Total 23 0 Ca. Dia. 'icinity.. 44 26 I 387 116 , 23 0 General Total—London and I The Province Scotland ... Total . The deaths are returned ”I 454 r to the eaperiateadeat impracticable to diada- Registrar's distriets, u it is gala every plus separately. RETURNS OF ROUSE TO HOUSE VISITATION. I 1 1 A A il Datum br the lb tag. bat siestas wakes and pirtbes .... 'Mal result Cl the bents to 1 visitation ia the Memo Us. tee 001111010011MBrit OD the let i;the Ilik Sow. BIIIITOL.-A seesesable change le the swathes. whisk bee set is bright mad somewhat °old, would seem to haws favour ably effected the health of the city. IRELAND. Dtrzipr, Oct. 8. Town-Major White died here yesterday. at the Royal Barrack. He had for 26 years filled the office of town-major to the satisfaction of all parties. He was a Roman catholic. There is mach curiosity felt about the working of the Encumbered Estates Commission. The three learned persons who compose the com mission have applied for accommodation for their tribunal at the Pour Courts. It is not yet settled by what title °manse! are to address the learned court in pleading before them. One of the three commissioners has been heard to speak of the probable operations of the commission in the most significant way. Sales will be urged on with great rapiiity, and it is not likely to be the fault of the commissioners if the land still remain in the hands of its nominal and overburthened owners, who know naught but the titular honour. of landlords. No one can deny that some vigorous change about land proprietorship is absolutely necessary—there can be no large empl oy ment of labour until real capital ists have the land. On Lord Portarlington's Irish estates there are debts to the amount of six hundred thousand pounds and upwards, and the rent-roll is more than thirty thousand per annum. The noble earl, however, has a large English estate without en cumbranoes inherited from his maternal ancestors. There is an unpleasant affair amongst the catholic. of Nenagh. The catholic bishop of the diocese (Dr. Kennedy) has pawed over the Reverend Mr. Power, for twenty years the curate of Newel, and appointed another gentleman in his place as parish priest. The (whelks Lave nailed up the doors of the chapel, and refused to receive the clergyman appointed for them by the bishop. They have also held a public meeting, and called upon the bishop to attend to their request. He insists that the new parish priest must be received before he will take notice of any application front them. 01 , 111110 07 TM WINDOM RULWAT.—The owing of taw Gnat Waists 3.11117 Compoay's aatardos lbw to Windsor took itlaso yoottedas, kr*, boatopiereeed by th e Railway Consolidation as ftftrday. Tko fkat Mill loft ski peadiaree ratios at 7 sm., lariailisesh. the Joao dos emit, 18 voile, mon Am S. and Mare. 11 setae, at bill rat. note sirs alma Wits van NM to sad ft o ye tko • day. PUBLIC SALE& Oar. S.—By Kenn. Vlgania. at Garrawara.—lf l proved lease of the Blue Crow withabowe sad wise vaults, 69, Wisdom. street, Soho, let for the whole teen at 1021. 104 6f. per annum, held for 414 yews aaezplred at 261. Oa. 6d.—sold for 1,0201. Leasehold house sad ahoy, 66. Wardour-etreet, let as how for 601. per amen, held lar 421 yean at 101.--sold fee saw. Leasehold Whip naldeses, 10, Cleave plate, Leskball leas, South Lambeth, let or 261. pa mast, held far 77 years at 41.4e.—501d far 2601. -P 41; I ...A) 7 : .. • les , *AN, ~. ~.~ /4,414 MINING. OCTOBER 9, 1849. Tug CHOLERA. 1,731 Ch.Dia : MUTINY AND MURDER AT SEA. We `lean the following particulars of a most Mader mutiny and murder of the captain end mate of the Beagles brig Merin Antoinette, from the correspondemt of a New York gager, dated Hey Meet, August 28, reedited per the Biafora The isliewieg is from the protest if Chtistisa Kassa, bialsersia, wise woe is charge of the brig upon her arrival bare, sad at the time of her genies en don : Christi= Hosea says, that the said brig Maris Antelante saibli inn Antwerp as the 12th day of May last past v4sst she west to sea es the 24ts day of May for lie with • clogs of nails, gin, and flooring bricks, se per of said brig herewith produeed—that the said brig Marls Antoinette, at the beginning of said vogue, use soda the ammand of Leopold Louvers, the then meter thereof; that Louis de Jogs was the mate el the said brig; and that the appearer, Christian Hessen aforesaid, was the boatswain thereof, performing the duties of second mate on board said brig ; and that Jean Francis Beesebrock, Paul Cornelis Loy, Jaen Joseph Faison, cad Leopold Joseph Vsadewealle, were the crew of the said brig; that nothing remarkable csocarred on board until Wednesday, the 4th day of July ultimo, when. being in latitude 25 35 N., and longi tude 4754 W. from Greenwich, the said captain and mate were murdered oti board the said brig, sad their bodies thrown into the sea by the said crew ; that the fasts con nected with the said murder, so far am they are known by the said impart,. are briefly as follows : That on the 4th thy of July aforessid,at 'Witt 2 o'clock p.m. on that day ,the appetites Christian KNOMI. was in the cabin of said brig ; that the captain was also there, and asleep in his berth, that the ap pester took some dinner plates from the cabin to the caboose, that while in the caboose he heard a voice in the cabin, and thought that it was the captain's voice, uttered in distress; that be immediately ran towards the cabin with the inten tion of going in, but that he was met at the door, or en trance way of the cabin, by Loy aforesaid, who was coming oat of the cabin with a bloody knife in his hand ; that Loy was much covered with blood, and that, as soon as he saw Loy, this approver was mach frightened, and ran forward to get away from Loy; that Loy followed him for • short distance, and then turned and went back; that this approver went forward to the forehetth, that he saw the said Vaadewegh• ' one of the said crow, *prank's; him (Hessen) with a knife in his hand; that Vandewegber wee covered with blood, and this approver was afraid that Vandsweghe was oomiog to kill him, and that thereupon this approver fell upon his hue's, and prayed for his life, and that Vandeweghe said, .• Toughen live ;" that this approver then arose from his knee, and Loy cams for ward and told this approver to take the helm, which he did. Did net see the captain or meta killed, sad therefore does no• know the circumstances further than be has since learned from sonarsations among the crew, and admissions made by said mew to said approver, to wit: that he, said Loy, ad mitted that le killed the captain, and that the said Vande. weghe admitted that he killed the mate; that he saw the body of the said captain after he was dead, and that Ma l I throat was eat, and that his tours' was banging I out of his month, and that his face and the fore part of his body was covered with blood, and I that he also saw wounds on various puts of his body ; that he saw the mat, running forward with his throat cut sad bleeding profusely, and saw him jump down the fore batch. That he did not see any more of the mate l or of his body. Saw all the craw engaged in throwing the captain's body overboard about fifteen minutes after be was killed. Believes that Loy, Vende veghe. and Planeloads, D were drunk at the time of the murder. That the crew al: want to work to wipe up the blood in the cabin and on deck as soon us they had thrown the captain overboard. D After this they all went down into the cabin and took there. from a bottle of gin and some wine, sugar and cheese and D bread, and then went upon the roof of the house upon deck, 1 and ate and drank until they were all drunk, and so remaineci O all that night and the following day. That this appearer re mained at the helm all of the said night, and until about ten 2 o'clock of the next morning, when ha was relieved by the 0 said Filisert. The crew took charge of said brig on tte sth day of July, and kept charge one day ; that they changed the COWIN! et O said brig, and stood away f r New York ; that Loy odd him that, as soon as they made land, they would mule the brig, 1 and let her sink • and that the rest el the crew said, " That O will be bat;" t hat on the next day the erew requested die appearsr to take chine of said brig, and put her on her 2 course to savannah ; that, after this he took the sun and made observations every day, but that the said crew would 1 not permit him to record his observations, or make any re marks on the log-book ; that he wrote these observations on a slate, and, after using them for the occasion, robbed them 1 out ; that be suspected some of the crew would destroy the log-book, and that he therefore tore out the lea, contaminc 1 the latitude and longitude, and observations made in the said log-book on the said 4th day of July, in order that he might 1 preserve some evidence as to the piths where the captain and O mate were murdered. _ That, on the lOih day of July aforesaid, they fell in with an American barque, the captain of raid barque came on board said brig, and when the captain of the barque was approaching the brig, Loy told this appearer, that if he acid anything to the said captain, be (Loy) would kill hie). This • said, that some or all of said crew informed the • captain, that the former captain and mate had been killed by lightning ; and this appearer confirmed their story by saying it was true, forasmuch as he was afraid to con tradict it. That, after the said captain left the mid brig, he continued on hie course to Revenant), and that n 1 event of interest occurred until they reached the Bahama Banks, when they were boarded by a number of men, fourteen in all, from a schooner that fed in with them ; that as soon as the said mm reached the brig, they went on bard of her, and two of their number went down the fore-hatch into the hold, and passed up to their ecompanions on deck four demijohns of gin ; that others of them went into the cabin, and took thee. from about one hundred pounds of bread, and from sixty to 'meaty pounds of pork; and after loitering about the vessel for about an hour, they took the said articles on board their own vessel ; that this appearer did not, and he believes the crew of said brig did not, give any permission to said men from said school sr to take the said girt, bread, and pork, and that the same was feloniously and piratically taken by them; that so' n after these men left the brig, this appasrer being apprehsnaive they were pirates, and that they might return and forcibly take possession of the said brig and cargo, changed his c ur.e and steered in a northwest direction, and continued on the. course for about four days, when be discovered the Cape Centre - rid Light, on the coast of Florida ; then he changed his coarse to south, and continued on in this direction until the 12th day of August. About three o'clock, a.m. of that day, the vessel struck on the Florida Reef, within a few miles of the Florida Cape Light ; that he carried out an anchor aft with 90 fathoms of triune attached, and hove upon ft without moving the brig ; that he continued and repeated then efforts without Buena until about 9 a m.,' when he was visited by three men from the shore, who offered to get the brig off and take her to Key West, for 600 dollen. That he accepted the offer, ani that the said • mon began to get the vessel off, and that after about thirty minutes labour they rucceeded and got her into deep water, that they navigated the said brig to Key West, where they arrived on the 26th day of August, and that the said m' n ' have libelled the mid brie and her cargo for salvage. That upon the arrival of the brig at Key W. st the V,ce Crain) same on board, who upon being made acquainted with the deplorable events of oar voyage, took the said brig and cargo into his custody, and caused all the crew to be band - cuffed, and placed a sufficient guard on board to protect said brig and cargo. ENCROACHMENTS OF THE SEA AT DOVER.- Owing to the heavy galas on Wednesday and Thursday morning last, extensive encroachments have been made by the sea on the ground at the Esplanade and lower part of Waterloo Crescent. On Tbnr , day moraine, it being then nearly high water, the waves rolled in most boisterously, and at every surge carried away tons of the beach along shore.— Dover Llerersiels. WALTHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The annual meeting of the above society was held on Friday last, the 6th instant, in the Agricultural Hail, Waltham. The meeting was lea numerous than on former maw( ns. Amongst the company were the Marquis of Granby, M.P. )president for the y.ar), the Hon. W. H. Wilson, E. B. Felalutm, Rs q , M.P., W. F. N. Norton, RI., E. Hertop, 8r4.. ffe. THE EQUINOCTIAL ( ;ALES.—MORE FATAL Looms& —These riles continue along the eastern and northern coasts with much severity. In addition to the losses of coasting vessels, reported is this journal on Weilteed,ay, many others have dam taken place, ascompeaied by a we. lentholy lose of life. Near Cattham (Yorkshire), where the John Saltonts was totally lost with all ban a, another vessel met with a similar fate on Sunday morning- every Bout perished with her. From the dimensions of the wreck she is supposed to have been • collier, and to have had a crew of ten hands. At daybreak on Saturday a sloop wee discovered by some of the Coins fishermen wrecked on the Gunfleet Sande, and it is greatly to be feared that all hands end some passengers met with a watery grave. In the course of Sun day Intelligente was communicated at Newcastle of the total kill of the Hero stammer, which left Shields in the early part of the week for Stettin. Oe the 27th ult., when off the coast of Norway, she was struck by a tremendous ma, which completely disabled her engines, as well as sweeping every thing off her deck. Shortly afterwards she foundered. The crew were saved by the brig Symmetry. MELARCHOLT BUlClDR.—Yesterday morning in formation was forwarded to Mr. Bedford, of the death of Mr. Richard Bagehew, tempera/ agent, of No. 31, Brydges s= Cevent.garden, who committed suicide. The de had conducted a molt extensive business for the last twenty yore, which had been carried on nearly half a cen tury by his father, whom be succeeded. Latterly he had shown evident symptoms of a disordered intellect, and ap peared to labour antler • delusive dread of poverty. He seemed, however. competent to transact business, and hie conduct pave no evidences cf • contemplation of suicide. At half-past ten on Sunday, he wee discovered in his bedroom, suspended to the bedpost. Lih was quite extinct. SUICIDE IN BEININOTON-GARDENS.—OR Saturday afternoon a man of respectable appearance committed std. dde in Ktheington-gardens. He was observed by a penile. man near the ornamental water, who saw his tall, and who thought hint intoxicated. He told one of the park keepers who went towards hiss, when he was found bleed =edl a wound In the abdomes. Upon being asked who the wound, he exclaimed, " I have done it." Three was • pistol by his aide. Mr. Gardner, surgeon, Bays water, was sent for, who examined the wounded part, and lbetuared the bowels protruding. He died in • few minutes. The help wee removed to the Roes and Crown, Knights- The unfortunate man bad on an olive mutant cost, elan eammememd a shawl pattern weisteont, black gaiters, awl ahem Mil linen wet not marked, nor was there any meemeeminee to lead to hie identity. He was about 5 feet halms la bright, had a high forehead, light hair, sad fair Mmigimiea, and wet shoat 46 yens doge. A.'7?.•l' UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL --- - - - OITORD. OCT B.—APPOINTMINT OT VICZ CJIANCTLLOI. '.—This sorting a convocation was held, when he letter of nomination from the Duke of Wellingtcn, Chaneellm of the University, was read to the hones by the Senior proctor, an nouncing the reappointment of the Rev. Frederic Chivies Plitraptte, Doctor la Divinity and Master of Univerity Col lege, as Vice-Chaneellor for the sassing year, who was then sworn in end admitted to that important office la the meal manner. The Vice-Chancellor, in a Latin speech which cc espied about twisty minutes in delivery, briefly recapitu lated the aademial events of the put year, and handed to the Senior Proctor the 1111111111 of the following heads of houses, to act as Pro-Vice-Chancellors daring his illness nr necessary absence from the University, vie. Rev. Dr. Wynter, President of St. John's • Rev. Dr. Symons, Warden of Wadham ; Rev. Dr. Richards, Rector of Rioter; Rev. Dr. Cotton, Provost of Worcester. Dr. Symons, being the only Pro-Vies-Chancellor present, took the nooses .ry oaths and was admitted into office, when the Vice-Chanallor closed the convocation. Jaws Commix —& fellowship belonging to the six counties of North Wales, and of the endowment of W. Deck house, Esq., to be supplied by a native of one of the six counties aforesaid, that can speak the British language being now vacant, the Vice-Principal and Fellows have appointed the 29th of October for the election of a proper person into the vacant place. EXETZIL Count:in.—A Fellowship in this College on the Devon Foundation is vacant, by the death of Mr. Thomas B. Colons°, who died a few days ago at Lostwithiel, Corn wall, at the early age of 26. MINTING OP COLLNOZB AND HALLS.—A ostutatement having appeared is some of the London papers respecting the muting of the colleges and halts, some little inconve nience has been occasioned to a few of the members of Mag dalen College, wbo, in consequence of its being stated that the members would meet as yesterday, cams up a day or two previous, with the intention of residing, but, fi nding out their mistake, were obliged to return to their homes. the different days of meetirg are as follows, via.: St. Edmund Hall, Oct. 12 ; Magdalen, Balliol, Exeter. Lincoln, Christ Chutch, Trinity , Wadham , and Pembroke, Oct. 13; Wor cester, Universtty, Queen's, and St. Albin Hall, Oct. 14; Magdalen Hall, Oct. 19; Merton, Oriel, New, Branum', Carpus. S . John's, Jesus, St. Mary Hall, and New lan Hall, Oct. 20 ; All Souls, Oct. 23. Tan DIANZRY ON Cenitem—The Rev. Arthur P. Stanley, Fellow of University College, Oxford, second son Si the late Bishop of Norwich, was offered the Deanery of Car lisle, vacant by the promotion of Dr. Hinds to the See of Norwich. In offering him the appointment, Lord John Russell intimated that it was not only in compliment to his own talents, but in respectful memory of the worth of his late father. The rev. gentleman declined the preferment.— Norfolk Chronicle. VACANT.—Otterden R. Kent, diocese Cantab., 3071. with residence; patron, W. G. Paxton, Esq.; void by death of Rev. G. D. Goodyer whose decease oleo vacates. Ttbehelf V. Derbyshire, diocese Lichfield, 1721, with real duce; patron, Mies Lord. Llan,llen V., Monmouthshire, diocese Llsudaff, 1051. ; patron, T. Swinnerton, Esq. ; void by death of Rev. J. Wameford. NAVAL --- ADMIRALTY, OCT. B.—APPOINTMINTL—To Cleopatra— Naval Cadet : J. A. De Wshl. Firebrand—Mai:et . : H. Dormer. Suwon : C. Smith. Chief Engineer : M. John son. Clerk: J. Pooley. Assistant Engineers: S. Stone, R. Michael, H. Williams, and J. Lee. FALMOUTH, OCT. 6.—The Linnet, Lieut. James, railed from Falmouth on S►turday for Brazil. Her passengers were for Madeira: the Very Rev. the Dean of Llandatk, Mrs. Coayboar and Mr. Conyboar and servants. THE POLICE COUR7'S. MANSION-HOUSE. CHARGE OF FORGERT.—Robert Teske WU brought before the Lord Mayor upon several charges of passing:forged cheques to persons m business is the City. Several witnesses were examined, who proved the uttering of the cheques, anl that they had been abstracted from an old cheque-book issued to one of their customers, by Messrs. Williams, Deacon, and Ce., Birchin-lane.—Committed for trial. CLERKENWELL. ANIAIILTINO PoLic;ooasrinitra.—John Partridge and James Bowling, ruffianly-looking fellows, were charged with the refloating daring outrage : On Sunday about half-past 12 o'clock, a garde man in a state of intoxication was pursued by the reuniters ann another low looking fellow, under pretence of protecting him. They continued their mesa•unts through Great Col lege-street, Camden town, and caused a great disturbance. The police took the gentleman under their protection, he having been robbed of his watch, hr. The prisoners and their companion evinced the most spiteful feeling to wards the officers, and, tasting up the iron math p in front of the houses in Great College-street, they made a desperate attack upon them. The prisoners' companion fought desperately, until he received a violent blow on the head frem one of the constable's staves, when he was carried away from the opt insensible by the mob. The psi loners at the bar fought against the officers until they were overpowered and locked up until yesterday morning, when, in consequence of the excitement and alarm crested in the neighbourhood, the court was crowded to excess by respecta ble inhabitants. Several constables having detailed the circumstances em bodied in the foregoing statement, Mr. Comber inquired el the prisoners what they hal to say to such ruffianly and cowardly conduct ? They replied that they were going home, when they met a gentleman who had been drinking a little, and he invited them to drink with him, and he treated them at several public•houses, until the gentlemen became quite drunk, and requested them to sec him home to Hampetrad, which they were doing, when the police interfered with them. Mr. Combs convicted bdh prisoners, and sentenced them to 'ix weeks' imprisonment each in the House of Correction, with herd labour. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. TtiSDAT, Ocr. 9,1849. The State of the Weather at eseh of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. Slat, at Westbse. Name st Place. C o w une ind. " Bew= 4 BAS I NOWTOCI N. Strong Bream Overcast Baseriet BI =UMW. N.E. Glenda in= Partially Cloudy BRILIONWATiIIt Samurai N. Strong Ilesusa Overcast RWROL ....... CONWAY N.E. Strong Diem Partially Coady Caews Simms N.E. GINO Omni Overcast Poutarrosa N. Strang Erma Overcast GLot comma GREENWICH N.E. Wong Biwa Overcast lisartsroot. N. firming Brom Partially Coady ILuirscos HOLT Illtal N.Y. Strong Breese Partially Cloudy Lsscsersa ~ N. Gentle Breese Cloudless Larowroir IlAscusernt....... PI ZWC.MITLI Prraascutotion...... E. Mud Wind Overcast t LTWOUTS N.E. Cale Overcast ttasisito N.E. Strong Breese Partially Cloudy 10101 IT Sur Sovrauuseron bIONIMILUM N. Wow:Breese Partially Cloudy , ivriai.o. Tsswoarn Timmins WilllllT N.E. _ lisavr Gale Principally Clear Strom/hem Overeea Heavy Gate Principally Clear INDON, Tits DAT, Noox. of WWI. 'Sate of Weather. Breese. Overeat. Coarse of WSW. S.W. Bt2vniti Ganle k SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. them our 1 *a " Shipping Chwetio," -I • Mires Wt.) CASUALTIES. Ariel, Oshorn, from Liverpool to Trieste, put in here to-day, having had main-mast and fore top-mast carried away and lost sails, rigging, &c., and ens man overboard, on the 3rd inn. in lat. 60, lon. B.—Falmouth, Oct. 7. Bolton, Kyle, of Newcastle, frook Bt.' Petersburg to London, has put in here very leaky, and must discharge and repair. —Elsinore, Oct. 3. Dewdro;s, Vasey, of Whitby, from Hartlepool to Croastadt, arrived in the Roadstead yesterday, making some water, having been on shore on the Little Middle Ground in the Cattegat, but has proceeded with extra hands.—llainore, Oct. 3. Fleece. Anderson, of Arbroath, from Crenstadt, beat over the Gunii,et Sand last night and became so leaky that she was run on shore on the Bat of the Naas, where she re mains full of water.—Harwich, Oct. 7. George Skulfield, Choate, from Newport to this port, was abandoned 2nd inst., in lat. 46,10 n. 31, In a sinking condi tion, crew saved.—Boson, Sept 21. Hero (s), Muller, of, and bound to, Stettin, from Newcastle, was abandoned off the coast of Norway 27th ult. ; crew eared and landed here.—Elsinore, Oct. 3. Lavinia, Balk, from Sunderland, was driven on share from h. r anchor at Grand Pallor, during a heavy gale 9th inst., and is advertised for sale; crew sond.—New Carlisle, Sept. 13. Mary Ann Henry, Tuz), of this port, from Eunuchs to Liverpool, went on shore on the North Cape, Prince Ed ward's bland, 16th inst., and would be sold.—Halifax, N S., Sept. 27. Oman, from Quebec, drifted on shore from her anchors in Prier's Roads, during a strong gale from E.S.E. this day, but is expected to come off without damage.—Beruamaris, Oct. 7. Rhodes, Mullen, of Shields, from St. John, N. 8., for the Tyne, was destroyed by fire on the 26th ult., in latitude 68 47 N., longitude 8 14 W.; crew saved. Star, Burnes, from Liverpool to Halifax, N. 8., which was on shore on Key Lorraine, Ist inst., has been got off and carried into Loulabeurg.—Sydney, C. 8., Sept. 16. Lk =VII). Hmbwg •. HeUmd Isbos Pacific India yid Soidiassptoa India vi& Marcellies Boat= sad Halifax liszfas sad Havana& Want India Brasil 44.7% 0 .1.7 . ♦BBIVBD. Anorpra—ae otarreeted. October 8, from .. , ........ .. . th....._ Amu Biteozs—at Gravrarod, October 8, ireea ........... li o ; ...... Artaatcax Lae—off Torquay, "utast 7, kora ................ MITI,— lt Falmouth, October 3, from ............... .... .. ....... .. ip .. ALsza. ROBlllllolt—of Pd October 6, from ........ 4, Auer —at Liverpool, October 6, from ........................ ... .. Lill A. A . AT __ai warpool, October 5, from ..... , —... ........ .. .. lefbah ß y., Buz , D o ,,,, i —at 13 0 =6. October 6, leum ........ me. hi; i: Boomer—at Deat. 6, from.— ............... : ............ west Bouvii-..at Plymouth, °dotter 7, kola ... , ............ imam Barron Yuman—at Falmouth. Octavo 5, 'mom ......... ....A., Der,rsc--at Gramathd, Nether 6, from ......... ........... .---at Ormond, Oetober 6, from. . ...... ~...0..._ r+-. ever S. fr0m:..:.:.:: ........ :Pste77l, isnaiwaran-et Gravesend, October 8, from r ......... -- 1,.:_- Cowman- at °ravened, October 7, from -. . .... -__7" ............ CRAM. ADD WILIJAN-st Gravesend, Oetober 7, from ..... " -. 0 ..."vw Covrienn-at Graveeend, October 7, from . . ................ -"'"'" Ootrisaine-at Gravesend, Weber 6, from .......... .. ........ Counnuo-at Cowes, October 7, from . _ .............. .. .............. CniorrorkuB-at bldelda, October 6, from ............... 1,..,_ - "" C..onsanue-st iiirkeldr, October 6, from ... • .." ..... .... CA"" C0000ruA "- -- a o t t QUaengt"R' Llvemo..1 Oetab7 B, s, fr: D .. ....... 7....A.1.."...7....,Y4,11 .......................... Cates GILIONAW- at Live=October 8, from. ........ ./kr: -1 Devon-at Grsvmend Oetober 13, Dom - ............... .. Donson-at Gravesend., October 8, from _ .... 7 - ..... . Areke ... Devon-at Deal, October 7, from Eurassvu -at Oravescod, October 6, tram.... ......... Caleoft Massacre-at filtorebans, October 7, freme....... ........ ~ "ll= Euseuern-at Liverpool , October 8, from. .r Liam Esiotavo-at Liverpool, October 8, has .- . . cuh, NN EA". -NI Queenstown, October 6, wow Froao-it Queenstown, October 5, from Onnt= . Femmes-at Gravesend, October 6, dom... GIANSWILLT-at Gravesend, Ostober I, frac *...aliki Giver-at Queenreorm, October 3. from.. M% AL ille i OUILLIATTA-la Falmoutb, October 5, from ............... ...A m , GZOROIIIA- It Greenock, October 5, frank .......... ~,,,, 1, 0•01 Os-at Bendel, October 8, from for-at Live: pool, Oetbber 14 from ........... ......... ..... till" Hoe-at Liverpool, October 6, from lisaruo-at Gravesend, October 5, from seta" Hors -at Gravesend, October 8, from Den* Hoaxer-at Queenstown, October 5, from .p L y a m Hoer -at Deal, October 7, from Clem. HAIUMNIA-Ilt Greenock, October 3, from lin% lIANNAH-M 81111114 S, 0[147[11, rrom .P.IL boat Hawser..-at Cowes. October,, from Hamm Dooatas-off "lemon. October 8 , fr0m........... Inroarza- at Queenstown, October 5, trom Qsrtaj Ise,asu.s Dicu-at Greenock, October 5, from ilk 71st I cam-off Deal, o:tober 0, from Harlem Dre-off Queenstown. October 3, from ~.. Weis* Isookuo-ot Onward, ()Maw 6, from Maio% JANI HOWALD-at . .4111p001, October 8, trom ...... .. ......... Aid Jars-at Crammed, October 6 , from gm% JADRN•PW-Se gesimisem, oMobor 8, from Deds Jeer LIINGOND.AW lbobqk Orator g Ins.. CMOs Java Hennown-se Oreeibild. October 6, from &MA Janes-at Graveness" Omobor r, Mom. Mild Kniusparnae-at flakeenba. October 11. from Was Lorriesoaeo-et Queenetown, October 6, from ilia LUDWIG AND ELIZA-at Coerce, October 7, frose..___ _ihm, lannano-off Deal, October 6 4. from. LIALIPARI)- at Coral, _ , Ost ,bm __ Iron ,I.to= ItaavWiLuas_teast-_ at Gravesend. October ft, from Al 6, LONDON Feeler-at Gravesend. October 8, fr...m Chian Ltutansa--at Oravemmd, October 6, from Giles learberons-st Gravesend, October 8, from Qetbs Mkt.% rus-st Gravesend, 0 tober 8, tram MONTROSE-at Gravesend, October 7. from .ilia New YOllll Pamir-at Greenock, October 6, from .Delbers Natans-at Shields, October 6, from -...............5weTat Nokmax-at Gravesend, October 8, from. ... liddleis Oan-at Gravesend, October 8, from ... .. Jame °atoms -at Beaurnarle, October 7, front °war -at Cardiff Roads, uctober 6, fr0m......... St. ithel2, °assort-at Deal, October 7, from PATAGONIA-at 0.11!ellet01111, October 5, awn. .. - ... -.....Beema s PAINCIMS Royal.- at Gravesend, October 8„ from Banton PAILAGON-at Queenstown, October 5, from. Po sserr-aff (aternston, October 5, from = QO/11M or Till Weer-at Pennotoe, October 3, from Jae Quvrr-at Deal, October 7, from Silk RUDY Ratio-at Queenstown, October 5, from Bitbilmis Mauve -at Deal, October 7, from Junks lisvas-at Gravesend, October 8, from Bt.kleb Rican. Warcon- at Gravesend, October 8, from glillt Saaan -at Gravesend. October 6, from St Mei Branca-at Gravesend, October 8, from. hada Bu J. MAI/MILL-at Gravestod, October 8, from ,p ee ls Borate nom -at Falrooutb, Oc ober 5, from San Gaoarmo-at Falmouth, October 3, h.= fieman-at Falmouth , October 6, from 261 -11 13 Si. C. Narma-at Swamies, October 6, from ..... .......... Om Brau-s-off Southwold, October 6, from . ....... ..- ---11 be flasmon-at Yarmouth Roads, October 6, from ..... both Bran-at Queenstown, October 5, from Sovaamose- at Bristol, October 8, from eg STELLA -at Liverpool, October 8, from Sulrmi -at Liverpool, October 8, from St. Jobe's, ILL Tearoom-it Queenstown, October 5, from Taw. 6... e-off Falmouth, October 6, from Cang llke la = Tneasunta-at Pensanos, Octoth r 5, from ....11. Taos. ANDIISIIIIT- at Gravesend, October 7, from A Tuns. Balsa-at Gravesend, October 8, from VICTORIA-off Deal, October 6, Irons lsmers Vicroar-at Cowes, October 6, from - ...--Imen Viraa-at Falmouth, October 5, from Wa. Rein-at Gravesend, October 8, tram ...... - ..... ....---Bela Wu. Van.-at °reverend, October 8, from Itt. Jild Ways-at Grareeend, October 8, from Mae Warnunevaa -at Gravesend, October 8, from New Tat Warnmasa-at Liverpool, October 8, from Cope Bern Wncu-at Liverpool, October 8, from Abu& BAILED. AGAMEMNON-from Orsemend, October 8, to Corneille* Awns* Muutoustro-from Liverpool, October 8, to Op Time Damarc-from Bristol, October 8, to -Ala Bsamowosrs-ham Falmouth, October el i. to -.JAW Bstwasr-from Southampton, October to Milo c.SINNA-hom Greenock, October 5, to -limb Drawarr-from liartlepoL October 5, to --Swims Dor Aerrorto-from Hull, October 6, to ........... .....- . aktm Elm.- from Shields, October 6, to lime= Euscarra rnosersor -from Gravesend, October 6, to loomestes Emma Saaata-from Bristol, October 6, to ....« -Arks HANNAN-from Deal, October 6, to Imm-from Bristol, October I, to " ..Ikws Jerrie Armco-from Hull, October 6, to .Pdwilwi K. P. Joserrusta-from Hartlepool, October 5, to Am = Lour-from Deal, October 6, to LADY E LlSAllill-from Gravesend, October 8, t0...........1reibie Livearoot-from Liverpool, October 8, to ilew Ted blzoorum-from Liverpool, October 8, to ...... ..-..........Nem Tot MOUNTAINIZO- from Graveeend, October 8, io lbunbeg AI [DINA - from Cowes, October 7, W Debi Mown Enoscomoc-from Plymouth, October 8, to. Labs Itcomom-from hum* ' October 6, to NMI Nerrume-from Greenock, October 6, to ... - .111116 NOMA-from SOleldr, October 6, to AhaMt blarrups-from Gravesend, October 8, to. ............ - -„..limu OvesoLA-from Bristol, October 8, to .00 PAUDINCIA-from Gravesend, October 8, to Alb Furors-from Bristol, October 8, to ...O N PAMIR-from Greenock, October 6, to -Orb Quartet or rem Troo-from Deal, October 6, to .. ... ....Celt HOGAN Our-tram Invcrkeithing, October 4 1a....--TIONIO Itoraimr-from Deal, October 8, to - •-• 0 9. 0•4 ROST. CLING- (EOM GESTINENd, October 11, 10.............. AVON P. BONTON-from Liverpool, October 8, to 1.1114101 Iturceautr- from Liverpool, October 8, to Scout-from briar], October 6, to .Dswout SOMNAVTIE-6010 GO MOON, October 6, to .IWesl Soup-Moms Hull, October 6, to ~." . .................0 Vicromr-from Portemouth, October 7, to ......."............ 01 1 1 VANOVAIM-from Sunderland, October 6, W..... ...... ........AMMI Woomum-from Sunderland, October 6, to Gertbom LIAM- from Liverpool, October 6, to ........ ...........Boom 010 .~+Z. ; , VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aim, from Buenos Ayres for Liverpool, Aug. 11, lat. 78 lOW $7 W. Amos 13110010, from Rio Janeiro, Sept. 19, lat. 33, loa. 34. BonaSIL, from Liverpool for Lima, Aug. 6, lat. 238., loa. 41 W. llsorusas, from London for Montevideo, Srpt9, lat. 13N., MASI. Camas, Elred, from London for Adelaide, Aug. 5 , lat. KUL, 144. 21.30 E. Liaormax, from Liverpool for New York, out 19 days, Sept. NOW 47, los. 29. LADY 111•1411ZELD, from Duda for London, Sept. 23, a DWI" Vincent Lion FLORA, for the Cape of Good Hope, Sept 5, lot. 35 S., 100.216 Itso Ross, Aug. 2, lat. 36 S., lon. 20 E. WILIJAII MID Ass (Meese), Sept. 11, IM. 44.34 N., lon. 4 3 . W 1 4 19 days from Ptrdl; ail well. [Advertisement] —A DREADFUL ABSCESS vium =D ODD CORED IT BOLLOWAT'S OINTWIDIT AND PU.1.2.- - lialiat videos, shoemaker, of Anstrut her, had suffered for more thee osn with a very dreadful goons under his chin. During this time le 1 4 been tender the care of two surgeons In Anstruthrr, and one in Eds. burgh, without the feat prospect of a cure. In this condition he WO le nee Relloway'sointment and pills, which, in the short spot of tee maths, soundly healed the wound, and he is now enjoying tee bat of health. These flue medicines are admirable remedes 10f l•qt , evil, wounds of all kinds, burns, mealds, piles. &tuts , so d = down. sold by all =rtii, and at Profraor Holloway's ment, 244, Strand. BIRII3B, MARRIAGES, AND DRAMS. BIRTHS. BAILEY.—Oet. 3, at New Park-road, Clapham, the wife of L Bailey, Esq., of a ion. BALFOUB.—Oct. 4, at Norwood, Surrey, the wife of J. Balfour, Eq., of a daughter. HANNERaIAN.—Out. 3, at Cliff Cottage, Inverkipp, Mn. W. Bas• serums, of a son. JAN ES.—Oet. 4, at Portsmouth, the wife of Capt. James, Lora Enemata, of a daughter. LEWIS.—Out. 6, at the Mall, Kensington, Mrs. W. O. Lewis, of daughter. MAN3EL—Get. 4, at lidding; House, Dorset„ the wife of C. L Maori, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BESSBOROUGH—LENNOX.-- Oct. 4 at the Episcopal Mr! b d Poehaters (Ireland), the Earl of Benborough, Muter of the Da.' huouda, to Lady Caroline Gordan Lennox, eldest daughter of Of Duke and Ducheas of Richmond. CROWE—MENZIEL—Oct. 2, at Edinburgh, by the Iter. Dr. Co w ' ford, of St. Andrew's Church, .1 W. Crowe, Eq., to EuP/ 004 daughter of Major Monies, late of the 42nd Rest. CIIFFLEY—PERCIVAL.—Oct. 4, at Birdbath parish thumb, bi Rey. .1. Armistead, Vicar, A. D. CuSley, Esq., to lick., daughter of R. Peroinl, Esq., Wade Hill Rouse, Sandbach. MILLER—BERRIDGE.—Oct. 4, at St. Martin's, Lelerter, W Rev. E. T. Vaughan, MA., Vicar, T. Miller, Eaq„ of Lekester.! Susan Bristol; eldest daughter of the late W. Berridge, Esl' DEATHS. BAGSHAW.—Oet. 7, at Bridges-street, Covenbgarden, Mr. B. MP shaw, aged 43. BLAKESLEY.—Oet. 5, at Darliwton hall, Meriden, Henrietta A* bells, relict of the late J. Malcolm Esq., of beymour-PW' London. BULLEIL—Oet. 3, at Torquay, Gertrude, relict of the late V10v 63 =nal filr E. Buller, Bart. CRETKE.—Oct. 2, at Davenport, Capt. R. Creyke, R.N., aged lit ' lIALLIPAX.—Oct. 6, at Chadacre Ball, Sugolk, T. Hallifar, jeer Erg., of Berkelepequare. HOOPEIL—Oct. 7, at Wagon Busett, of apoplexy, IL Hooper, EA" deeply regretted by all who knew him. 1401t&N.—Oot. 6, E. R. Moran, Eaq , many years conneeled Oieb• newspaper. ROBINIION.—Oct. 2, at Liverpool, Major C. 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Mon to its p tem", it acts strengthener bound and ref Is unequalled, every impurit ere &Atreus o procure a box emendated sale agents: Welworth ; " In Brunswick-a 1 VANISM, stamps. The the partle dadoureuv, to the to feet, it is exceedingly medicine. T - LT Ai.S Peer Mblood : the tinders' of our par' DROPS, he of them so la before he h. and that, by restored to h Tarimo serb, bad preseripti without deri completely c well as any part, we stir° et the publi John Manuin worthy.—.l impuntlee of diately astoniebing, SCORBUTIC cc from tie Qtyl and C. e. per hot " " T" " m R. " o ut " THE ON 4 P 1 ale, 5i,3.1, ..! Oct. 16 Nov. 7 Oct 28 Oat: 18 Oat.' 22 Oat. 22 Oat. 24 N.