The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-15 00:00:00

Cala Intelligent, (lila' OF BANKRUPTCT.—serr. 13. I. COlllllllllOlOllll rout is. IN hi TPRISINS —CASS Or • RAILWAY COSTSACTOS. the sza aims too Ineete.g a Abe lastest ef Ws dtsesiorsl As a rodeo, eestrs.tor sad dosimeter fa rthlie works... Cosessigbfrterraor, sod el Barosispls. Tee Missii•-ehrei *steeds over twelve months prior to the tenor, is Amass last. At the enmsesseatest of that mriod the beoltrops had a 'spits; or feria. of 61.6271. Me sow 5555 to sessoared indium 17,2234 ; to those beldiag enemy, 9 7734 ; sesseist is divest', 9,6764. ; hr 5,6661. Assets, Is good debts. SU. ; property, 3,4041 ; dia.; held by credttwe, 8,7211.; Wow 9,149 1 11. ; ditto tht.o by the Wester* uf Switorrlsod Uwe posy, seder to sward of Mr. Vtgo.l.s. 72.9093. ; salstuen of Arhus& ios. 1,3641 ; other expellees, 2,2/Bi. TM beak rapt aura:mud h.s tailors entirely to the award of Mr. Visalia, shies he eouplaised .1 se 'Oast, sad belong that, isv . r..tl of bit beisg isdebtm to the sesipsay is the sae of 9,8761, be esumsted that 62,9291. woe dae to kin. Mr. Laikt.ter. for the ersigame, offered se *primitive, sad the hail'sapt pasted. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. &kit,' ea. 11014.111Aaa a MACS Or M•OISTIATIII AT TES nIiILDWAS4 +a/swiss/li, a Pole, was indicted for *feeling •henepieee sad ease, 'alas 71, Os property of William Bailey, is his dwelling-house; and for shahs, a tab, a market .:f envelopes, sad a shilling's worth of halfpence, be. hooped to Alfred Wills. He pleaded guilty. Tee pritoner had adopted the trilogies mode of rob bery —lle would gall st a knee and ask he the matter by name, taking ears to know beforehand that he was oat. On being told that the person was not at beeps, he re que.ted permorion to step in to write a note, es his business was urgent, and he was going oat of town the ant day. V.bcrsd into the parlour or library, to WWII a harried &lair, end r. queered the servant to procure him a glass of water, the compliance with which gave him a few moments alone in Ire averment, and thee be lost no time in pocket ing anything he could lay hands upon. Oa the remppeu mice of the .ernat he gulped down the water, sad begging that his rots an,ht be immediately attended to he dis appeared with as much spud ati possible. He had bees prerinenny soatisted • Instead of endeavourieg to mitigate his offence, the pri non bad prepared an elaborate narrative of all his roguery, which wound up with an appeal to the court to sentence him to the largest term of tiaospottation the law allowed. It stated that he left his native country because he would not enter the service under the detestable Nicholas., and ha cams to Eoglaud in 1853, since which time he had become de. ply involved in heaven sod in love (the object of the lat!cr being a fair in Jiving in ()Ailey. street , Camden town) ; he had spent some months in the comity prison, and all he hoped fur now was to be sent for the remainder of his days to some far dimwit convict settlement. Attcurding to his own eh... log It. was a prism of mnandrele. Mr. Bodkin informed the prisoner, through the inter preter, that a puniabmeat called penal sanded' had been substituted for transportation in a sass like his, and the sentence was that he be subjected to the former for four years. Wes. Sanders, 53, was iadmted for stealing in • dwelling house . 101 note, two 6/. notes, a bill for 4,5001., &c., the property of Pierre Joseph Amain. Mr. Orvidge appeared for the prosecution; Mr. Metcalfe for the prieoner. . . Poth the prosecutor sea the prisoner won Frenchmen, and had lodged together in Cos lit-street, 02(.3rd-street They had entered into putoersbip sil isanufaetaren of eau de Cnlcgne, and were co, the best terms until this 'barge was wed*. The case for the prosecution was that a picket -book was taken from the prosecutor's paletat as it was tonging behind a door. The evidence against dm pri soner 'se tb it he advised the proseautor not to go to the police about it, sad that the bill for 4.600 f. was returned is SS envelope, the direction on which it was awned WM is the prisoner's bsedwri!ing. Some artieles bolos/hag to the prosecutor's mother were found in the prisoner's pos session, bat under circ,mstances which did sot warrant the cvoe'us , n that he stole them. I[r. Metcalfe urged that the evidence had (Wad to sake out the charme, sad `lle jury Acquitted the priroser. THB POLICE COURTS GUILDHALL. - - idr. Job' Carat., fees., a wine merchant, of Bristol, sad common councilman of that city, appeared in dioeharge of hie ball before Alderman Humphery, to 'answer the charge of wilful aid corrupt perjury, which he was alleged to have committed in an affidavit made be him is the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, Doetore.costirnoss, where he had falsely sworn that a certain paper writing, purporting to be the last will and tadamient of hie lits brother, Mr. Edwin Carter, deceased, was in tact the last will and Untamed of the dusated. Mr. Clavicles appeared for the promotion, god Mr. Parry sonductad the detente. Oar readers will recollect that on the last examination it was stated that in January, 1846. the deceased made a will, by which the defendant and his brothers and mitten baesene entitled to equal 'hues fa the testator's property, 'dwindles in value to sheet 30,0001. That is the following April in the same year he made another will bequeathing aansities of 4001 to his mother, and 1001. to each of his brothers and anon, with the egeeptioo of the defendant, to whom he gave a life interest in the midue of the property with remainder to his children; stipulating that in the event of the defendant leaving no issue, the property was to In Jenthey,lBl7, the deceaud died, and after the funeral the relatives interested is the deceased'a property asessibled, and after reading both wale, they agreed that as the first will was the fairest for all the family, the second should be dettroyed. It was there given out that • stewed will was in oxinesse, hut as the search for it was hulas*, the first will , was proved by the deftedant as role tor. Messrs. Stuaksy, the hankers, of Bristol, subagents', advanced spear& of 20,0001. to various retiree upon the propene, sad ha August last the second will was brought to light by the defendant. Masan. Stuckey thereupon clued the present proceediags to be instituted, in the belief that the defrodue woe perfectly aware of the 'airtime of the second detriment et the time that be swore the first was the last will sad testament of the deceased. The farmer 'villain was then read ever, when Mr. Labor,. who was usable to remember having received a ' linter from tho defendant Worming him of the seated will, I a few days before the death of Mrs. C • Pea , sow esid that hie menawy had failed him is the last examination, bat . that he hod Mass made irquiriee of his solicitor, and was sow able to protium the letter whisk was this sabjeot of arus suminaties by Mr Pan . The letter was Um &dermas Itunghei le 7ked that the letter was dated tits 2111th N ell that the witness must have iressiesd it some days dm death of Mrs. Caster, sea., Whisk both place is then* of that month. Mr. Unitary mid his p>tA Mesieed the latter on the 23rd. She stowed it to bit is the same y, sad be took it to his solicitor, with Massa II bad remthied up to the present time. Mr. Parry said the worthy Althea'sa would now perceive the object of his emu axaminetion of Mr Lathery, and he thought it rather canons that he should not have been able to remember sash an important 1 Alderman Humphrey also thought it extraordinary, as the witame itssumbeire4 Mrs. Lubury's ilium, and many ether matters Ism important. Mr. Parry obaseved that perhaps Mr. Clarkson would have I no objeetios to the Uttar being put hi and read ca behalf of the prosessdon. Mr. Clarke"' said he did not put that letter forward, but ha would pet a letter before the magistrate, the poison of which was to show that before say money was raised spat the property 'Bodeen)* first will, the defendant had staple notice of the existence of the weeded will. Mr. Parry bad sever denied f-r as lastest that there was • weed will ; but the defer m was that the assind will bad bus searched for, and it was ma, lista that much failed that the first will was proved. Mr. Clarkson was prepared to the Alderman's opinion apes the whole cam as it stood, but there were two other material wholesome whom be thought it would he searsiary to all. One was Mrs. Lubory ; but ha held in bis head • anrgoon's certificate, stating she was too ill to attend. The other vitae« was the defendaut's father, who informed Mr. Loamy of the inisteacie of the ascend will. Mr. Parry said the father was too il! to atteni, and unless this magistrate west to his bedside to rake his deposi , inn he could not see bow his tastinessy was to be obtained, although ho was most unions that his evidence should be takeo, as be felt sosvisted it would quite exonerate hi, client. Mr. Clarkeou inquired where the secind will was di. levered. Mr. Parry said ft was found water a chest of clothe.. Alderman Humphrey asked if the clothes had been wont defog the last tee years. Mt. Perry was not prepared to answer that question, ROME &I he consider be was bolted to do so. GMs man Humphrey said it was unitize that, with only • ffiet giathos to conceal It, the will Aural not bays been dlgomorod daring a period of so many yesn. M. Clarkson clog this opportunity of emplaning. that ollbeagb the advasces made by various parties to different members of the family upon the property es dirpoesd of elselor the first will emanated to upwards of 20,0001, Messrs. • anakey'e loss by the production of the smand will would not massed 4,0001. Mr. Parry quite soomored in this statement, sad the fol lowing evidence wee tbs. takes Walter Pits Davis said—l live in the Fischlepreed. In 1848 I was clerk to Messrs. Short sad Strickland, of Bristol, ma'am. I bays their Wig book beans sustainingthe empaf: a letter, dated lass 20,1848 , addre ss ed by times the to sat. The toiletries is a espy : Deer Sir,—ln pumas., of your desire, we have the =re to forward yea • espy of the will of year deemed r, lidwin Caner. Wq., prepared by one Mr. Short, in tha most% of April, 1846, and we have to apologise for sat sanding it te you *seller. We would strum!, recommend yes to lave so optiiies of au eminent Ludas miasma imam ' thine', takes se bath wills ter your goidanse. We have suggested to your fatly, too wayesss, sf onnear and 766 ,. belabor. Me- awls@ Carter, Mem*. ' 4 l ppmn the is. tesAtti mortgage b him until such opinion has bore oh• ttincd. _ _ --.---. " S. mid S." Mr. Hobbs was then called, and gave evidence wit► m itt dto the severity Mr Stuckey bad for the summits ad vsnovd under the first will. Mr. l'arry perceived that it was decided to send this case iiir nod he +fluid, therefore, say no more at prtstut. Alderooso Hompbety thought the better worm ler all polities would be to adjourn :berme for another week, and in the interim perhaps Mr. Limitary would be atde to come up. Mr. Parry bad rather, Hate ease was to go for trial at all, that it should be disposed of at the ensuing sossioas. Mr. Clarkson said the cue was not yet complete, bat if t►e Alderman imasidered there was snakiest evident*, lie was prepared to secede to a committtl. It was, however, ultimately agreed that the ewe should ' , stand over for another week, the defendant being admitted to Ira! loose serety in 6001, and his own recognieusess is i n limiter monist. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, eapplyiag thole Immediate requirements at wry little over last weeks rates. There is more sew wheat ow offer, sadl peieeseoas•queetlg do sot rall relat , vtly so sigh. They ranee up to dd.. fur the best red, and Ftrr. fur ettte. New parley inquired for, and a few lute gold at 40.. 68.bs. Beans rather hteher. N. change is oats and an/11%11F. Average, week ending &pt. 10:—Wheat 3.827 ors, 78s. ; barley, 61 qrs., 3G, GI I ; Ores 123 rive , 31. 9d. ; rye 10 qr. 44. 9 I.; Wass 77 gra 47v. 2d. ; peas 3 vs. 461. BOLTAIIIT, Baer. 14 —(By English and Irish Magnate Telegrapb.)—New •best sad oats—large aspply, pod demand ; red whoa*, 160. to 16s. 62. ; ash, 8.. 31. to 9.. 3d. per cart ; tut/reel, 16e. at Corn Baehatle; fureiya wheat, 10s. per ton ; Boer, Is. per met dearer ca this week. DUBLIN. Baez 14.—(8y Engli,h and hid Magnetic Tslpigrat,h )—A sod ttttt auppl, of now groie,aod price. about 6d, p-r barrel higher. Very little doing in Indian porn— factors holding for so advance. COWL, Barr 14 —(By Enelisb sad Iriab Magnetic Telegrapb.)-208 barrels Waite wheat, 361. to 42e.; 138 barrel. rad wheat, at 36.. to 39.. ; 71 barrel. rede, 39e. to 40.. 64. ; 104 barrel. barley. 18s. 2d. to 19.. ; 21 barrela bine, us. 24. to 17.. 10d. ; 1,161 banal. oats, 14a. to 14. bd.; 94 Auricle oat., 14. 81. to 14e. 10d.; 210 burst., 14.. 2d. to 14s 10d. ; bay, tamers', 48.. to 68a.; dealers', 60.. ; straw, tamers', 38..; clover, 40. to 81d. HIDES —I,IIADINHALL, Sore. 14. 661hs. to 641 b.., 314. ; 641bs. to 721b5., 33 d. to 44.; 72,1*. to 601b5., 44. to Od ; Bolbs. to 88Ibs., 4d. to 434. ; 881 b.. to 961 b.., 41(1 to 414.; 961 b.. to 1041b5., 4id to 64. Horse hides, 6.. 6d. Calf Shios, light, 2.. to 3s. ; full, 6. 6d. 13ualtosuesu.—Sheep Akies,polled,3s 6J.te4s ; halfbreds, 3s. 2J. to 3s. 4d.; Downs, 2, Bd. to Os. 2d. ; 2s. 6d. to 4a. 9d. COALB.-•LONDON, SIFT. 14.-Howard's West Hutley Netherton, 196. 6d.; Newton Main, 175.; Tan6eld Moor Bn'es, 17a ; Wrlsm, 20s. ; Walls End Awns Close, 225.; Walls Rod Hadley, 21s. 341 ; Walls End Hilda, 206. 6d.; Eden Maio, 224. 3d •, Walla End Framwellgate, 224. dd.; Walls End Haswell, 2.34. ; W 4114 Bad Helton, 235. ; Walls End KepierCersoge, n.. 64. ; Waal End Larobton,224 9d. ; Wells End Lumley, 224.; Walls End He isr, 224. 3d ; Walls End Montague, 21s. •, Walls End Peaches, 21s. 93.; Was End Plummer, 221 3d. •, Walls End Hussal's Hatton, 223.6 d.; Walls End dmitb 22.. Od. y Walls End titewsrts, 234.; Walls End Ca•nop, 22..64.; Walls End H.rtlrpool, 294 93.; Walls End Hensth Hall, 214. 9d.; Walls Bad Kollar, 226. 61. ; Wells End B,eth Hartle pool, 225. 6d. ; Wails End 8 ,utb Kelloe, 21e. 9d.; Walls End Tees, 235.; Walls End Eveowond, 18s. 6d.; Birch grove (lesion's, 225. 6.1.; Carr's Merthyr, 235. ; Wayne. Merthyr, 231. MARLBOROUGH STREET, Was. Wirito;,anVdriver, WeasaMononalor densieding mon than his legal fare of William °wigs Row. gentle man, Na. 15, Hill.stroer, Berheley-eoears. Mr. Rose said, last Tuesday Mn. Rose end two chil dren, both ander ten genre of age, gn into the defied ant's oib from the londoo•bridae station, and were driven to Hill-street. The dsfen.lant (Impended 2s. fid. for his fare no the ground that one of the children wee m .re than ton gears of sp. He told the eaburin toe 'bald was ander ten gears, and he paid the cabman two shillings as his fare, and summoned him for demanding more than his legal fare. The abuses contended that sa there were three pitting L tb gab, tto matter wbetber over or under 10 years as., be arm entitled, under Out act, to charge the third as a* OZITS 11141100111. Mr. Biegbassireferrtd to the clause, which raa than : " Whenever more than two penous shall be covered, a sem of eiziestes for each person above the number of two shall be palri." The abuses intended that a child of whatever age was a " person." Mr. Bingham referred to the remainder of the clause, which declared th it " two children under ten years of age shall be ceusidered as one adult peens'," and said, though there was comradely some ambiguity in the first part of the sham, is matatiqa amyl tbe omission of the word " adult," yet as the intention of no legal was obei , uti, be should deride secordingly by indietieg the Boy of 4'. and costs. John Haiti, a lawyrr's eieik,eras dotal 61, fur wrenebing of a knocker from the door of a house in Puland•street. THAMES. Janus Butz, a well known thief, was chugged with being concerned in the othinsusion of a verrelarang 'robbery Ti. eriviser ended at the house of Mr. Thomas Alden, 9, Tarling strut, St. George in the-East, at noon, oa Tusedsy. Toe door was opened by Mrs. Alden, an old' sad infirm woman, sod very imbecile. The prisoner accosted bra Wit 4... Ho do you do, sane P" to whieh the old woman replied that she did not snow him. He stated that he was married to Jeanne?, sod the old lady having a niece of that name, whom she had not seen for a long time, sod believing the prisoner'. representation that he was her niece's husband, invited him into the kitchen at the beck of her parlor. He then entered into con versation with her, and lulled her suspicions by stating many events of her niece's life which the knew to be cornet. He said that J is father had forbidden him his house, end did not like the match. Mrei. Alden ex pressed surprise at this, and said she had heard that Jean net's Unbend was a respectable, sober yonog mon. The prisoner then said J was waiting in the street, and oa the old lady expressiog a wish to see her the prisoner went to the door, and opened it ; bat, instead of admitting lean est, he let to a confederate, Denied Jones, who immediately began filling a beg with shells, glass, china cope and sea ms, decanters, a teapot, ornatneete , sad other property. While Jones was thus engaged in the parlour, Bases kept Mrs Alden in conversation. He said that Jesanet would remain in the street, for she was afraid she bad offended her aunt by getting married. Jones having removed every portable article from the front parlour, opened the street door, and was prepsring to leave the Muse when au one:- pelted alarm was given. A Mee. Perryman, who occupies the upper put of the house, had descended the stairs when Beath first entered, , beerred all his manteuvres, and overheard every word of his non ion. Her first inspires ion was that the prisoner Rama was lying, as "he had such a hang-gallows lace," that she was quits sure leasset would not have such a husband. Her 'minium:is were confirmed let es be admitted Jones, sad she saw him begin to tilt his bag with Mr. Alden's property. Jones no sooner opened the door to go away than Mrs. Perryman called out'' Thieve. ' thieves! murder, murder!" Essex I left the kitchen, darted out of the Mouse, and soon disappeared. Jones, being pursued, let fall the beg con taioing the principal part of the booty, and amputated ?eking other articles front his pockets and throwing them away. Alter a long parsui , be was st pped in the Commer cial•road by two police-constables, and he was convicted and s , fitenced under the new act to tour months' imprisoannot and hard labour, within an hour of his oominitting the °Lim. Bentz was taken into oo•tod1 on Thursday night. Mr. Ingham said he should commit the primates tot triel at the se:steas. MARKETS. SUGAR —The average price of sugar, the producer of the British possessions in Ameriee, computed iron the return made is the week ending the 11th day of SereisSer, 1865, is 26. Std. per owt., eselueive of duty. The average price of auger, the "induce of the Mauritius, in the week ending as above. is 291. Ild. per ea t , exclusive of duty. The ge price of eager, the oroduce of the East lodic, in the week endisg *above, 294. 3I 1. per cwt., exclosivc Of duty. Toe average price of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar, jointly, is 27v 4ld. IBUGAR.—BILIRTOL, 81PT. 14.—ne market has still an upward tendency, ands further advance of fully Is. per cwt. lies again been established this week. The transactions in West ladle are unimportant from the very limited supply is the port; and the sales in Mauritius are restricted owing to the high pretensions cf h,lders as a very large business might here been done in this elsm of sugar, at a trill" under the prices demanded. In foreign, about 5,000 boxes are reported at the abOVO advsnee. &finer's produce eon tins.. to advance, and the manufacturer are cautions Wien. Rum more enquired for, but very little offering. COTTON.—LivinvooL, Garr. 14.—Some slight midi& eatioa of the advice* which came by the last steamer as to the rod prospects of the growing crop of cotton in the United States, gained • little attention at the NO:nips of week. Hitherto we have gone on eonhdently under the almost perfect marines that everything on that all important point wee progressing meet favourably to pro duce a large crop; and, go fares we can judge in the matter, we see no just ground (or changing that opinion. Still, a little talk has been made on the subject. At the same time came the plotless account of the fell of Sebastopol. This spirit...deride( news (which in this place we must only regard for its commercial bearing), combined with other consider 'Noss, and condoned fair Ingather for harvest work, gave the market, at the beginning of the week, a Srm and inn fidget appearance. At tbs same time there was the very significant hint made to the commereisl world by the Bank of England again raising the rate of discount, of the neeesiity of keeping a loolvont on every side. The result has been that with • fair demand from the trade, and no worse state of things in Manchester, we ter minate the week Inn when we began it, with prices of all kinds steadily maintained at the quotations of Friday last. Egyptians, Sante, Brasile, es the better class of Americans, for export, have bean in fair demand ; hut it may be observed that the market is still abundantly supplied with all than dessriptioes at the rates. Middling Uplands, 6 3 16d.; Mobile, 6id.; and Orleans, 6 7.164. The noun mitts, of broken pleat fair Uplands at std. ; Mobile, 61.1 and Orleans, 20. 6,420 bales American. 470 Surat, and 40 Egyptian are reported to have been taken on specula tion;- 3,262 Aineriesn, 3,460 Stunt, 120 Bengal, 20 Egf P lias', sad 40 Bahia, fee export; so that the deliveries to the trade foe the week have been about 34,600 bales. Sales to-day, 6,000 hales. Sales of the week, 46,330 bales. TALLOW. The statistics of tallow m►y be thus briefly maned up : The stook on Sept. 10, 1864, was 34,000 casks ; the arrivals up to Dec. 31, 32,000 casks; and the deliveries. 31.000 auks ; leaving a stock on the Ist Jas. last of 36,000 casks. Taking the arrivals to be the same as Mat yea► (and we have so ground for believing they will be more), the main point is our probable deliveries; and lookiog at the deficiency of lard, the prices of rape and linseed oils, the deficiency et greasy materials on the continent, the shortness of our own bone palace, and the difference in the pries of tallow this year (675. 6d.), compared with last year (66e. 61.). we think we may reasonably entails:4 on the deliveries amount lag to 44.000 maks, which will leave us a stock on the Ist of January neat of 22.000 casks. Oa Tae•day the market opened at a decline of 6d. per cwt. for T. 0. as the spot, and 91. for October and December, on the prime of the day before; so improvement thee took plate, and we left off at 670. 6d. to 91. spot, and 575. 31. October and Dc. comber. On Wodaerday, prices were without alteration. Yesterday, 584. and 575. 91. were paid for December and January, and 675. 61. to 91. on the spot. The large delivery foe the four days (2,305 casks) is due chiefly to the fulfil m►at of nostreate previously made, the trade refusing to purchase, under the erroneous impression that the fell of Sebastopol alma lead to peace. Our concluding prime ere soot, 67e. 6d.; October and December, 675. 34.—From Messrs. Smith and Charles's "Circular" of Friday amnia, COH.N.—Czotwarwao, MITT. 14.—Thera was a good ...poly of wheat at market to day, the quality and condi. Woe of *bleb wit various; taunts, thked very bias rates. sad eve•teally established sa advatteci of trom Is. to 21 Per qr. above the prints of this day oe'rufght. Wheat, white, new, 80s. to 81s.; extra, 8.54 ; red, 72.. to 781. ; antra, 80s. Bpriag core, sothing offerioff. _ _ LINCOLN, 811,1'. 14.—Oar tamers brought a good supply of wheat to market, and beteg anxious to realise, the ad. •seer le Lowder' as Monday wu Dot respoodsd to, the &lien beta, able to supply their mutts et last week's rates. Vet, little y t passing in spring eon. Wheat, red, 75e. to 78e. ; whits, 80s. to 84s. WAI/121ILD, lIITT. 14 —Old wheat mu pairally bold at tba comaimmoomat of tam m •rket for Itietter pileu • tbis ebeakadl thank, sail =Ulan hive penally arlai Lla FALKIRK TRYST. TUESDAY, SEPT. 11.-The show of blank cattle was very short, being fully one-third lees than last year at thin time. Although the morning was rather wet, the stock Imo a fair appearence. It was principally composed of North and West Highland cattle ; a good many country-fed beasts, also shorthorns and Irish cattle-the latter kind being rather extensive. The stock, epee the whole, was not in the condition that has been seen, sad the really good lots of driaing cattle would be no less than five per cent. be low the prices obtained at this time lest year. The West Highland heifers were particularly is demand, and brought lest year's prices, hut if they bed been in the ram- oreditios as last yea., the priers would have been reasidtrably enhascvd, is consequence of the progress that grass and turnips have made during the last month. The rows (rem the West Highlands were not -o g .nd ea bas been seers here at • September market, with the exception of one or two lots, which brought the •Lriees of last year. The polled tattle were rather heavy in point of netnews, end et the close of the market a number of this kind remained unsold for to-morrow's market. The shorthorns effected all tut a e'earsese, and brought similar priers to recent market.. At the close there were also several North Highland beasts undisposed of. Mr. William Brown sold his two-year-old shorthorns from 'IL 10s. to 141. ; three • ysu old', 131. 10a. to 201., as cording to condition end weight ; Mr. Ritchie, saleessee, Edinburgh, ,old a Int of sis-qoorter cress heifers at 61. 10s., also • lot of Irish 'tot 'mkt at 71., 61. 10r., and 61. 155., and h'oreht lot of the same description at 71. 12s. 6d. 61. 12a. 64., and 61 104. Mr. Swan, Edinburgh, with th.; exemption of Mr. Brown, was the only person who held shorthorn stock, the following of whiels are the miler :- A lot of 40 three-Trued& to Mr. Anderson, KirkealdY, at 201, • • lot of 40 t. - Mr Bowman, Fife, et 1 7 1 ; two-year olds, &large lot, to Mr. Proodfoot, East Lothian, end Mr. M'L.ren, Forfaeshire. at 141 10a. • slot of the same kind to Mr. Ssederun, Weer Lothian , at 14/. fc. • a lot to Mr. Ford, Creignsiller, at 111. 12' 6d. ; • lot of arks to Mr. Drum mon I, Loe gime., at 71 6. ; also a large lot of Yorkshire' calves were deepened of at priers ranging from 41. to 61. 6e. ; a lot of twadvear old West Highland mots at 61. lOr -the densaed for the letter kind was fair, but no use observable. A lotof tbree.yeer old West Highland heifers was bought by Mr. Middle! at Pl., another lot 81. 65., and • lot of three. year old Lewis Deities at 41 15s A dealer from Northum berland bought • lot of six quarter and two year-old country rattle, usraging 41. Mr. Meet Mae, Lett/relay, Argyle. shire, sold sixty West Highland heifers, at 91. 10s., and forty cows cud heifers at 91. 7.1. 6.1.-theee would be about • shade beck from last year. Three year-old Angus rolled cattle of the better kind would ran shout 181. 10.., the secondary quality at 161., and the third about 141-Sting very sear the prices of retest markets. Mr. Campbell, Kintyre, sold a lot of Sky. heifers at 7L, end another lot at 61 2.. 61. Mr. W. Smith, salesman, Edinburgh, sold the follo.ieg lots of two year-old Irish cattle at 111. 10.., 91 10s., 101. 165.. 101, and 121. 104.; else one year-tilde at 61 161., 71., 61. 55., 61., 71 65., 61 10.., 51. fie., and 61. M. The price. obtained for the two - year - o ld Irish stock would be from Ws. to 20.. ab .ve 'sat market; and for the others the price was rather less. Tine above quotations of the Irish stock ma be taken as a criterion of the market. The Messrs. Baird, of Girt.. *hereto, had bought ter them • lot of three-year-old West Highland Mote at 91. 65.; and Mr. Wilson, of Dunce van Ironworks, had • lot of s similar description at 91.3 e. 6d. The show of fat was nue manly good, bat brought no higher prices than recent market. Milk cows were very abundant, and what was disposed of, the better quality fetched about 181. a bead, the second quality about 141, end down to 101. At the aloes, • good number of the inferior kinds maraud trueold WIDWEIDAT, B.oot. 12 —As was anticloated from the Clow of last night's tut ending.. the show came up to what won supposed—s gond many Irish cattle, and a few lots of Dolled cattle. Tks Irish two-year olds supported the prices of yesterday ; hut the year-olds were a shade less. The polled settle suffered to-day what was exacted yesterday. a reduction of 6 per cen'. upon the inferior kind', and 21 per ern?, upon the better kinds; and even at the close to.day it was summed that a number of this kind would be turned off unsold. Noses AND WIRT COUNTRY CATTLIL—The show was rather of an inferior description ; and what was done in the few heifers would be ahea 2, per sant. beow terday ; and the state would be about 6 per cent. Tke Highland cows that were left yesterday were all bat unreliable to-day, and the tranno•ions that were e ff ected would be at least n per out. below yesterday's prime. COUNTRY CATTLII.—A goodly number DM on the stance, and what was really good brought the prima of yes. orday—but these were bought in small lots; end the infe rior description snot a simpler market to that of the Irish first elate eat•le. At the close of the market, a considerable number of the Irish stock remained amid, and , a few of the Ayrshire.. Hosts MARRS?. —The show of horses was very name zone. Pint-class draught horses were scaree ; and the 'Principal holders ware Means. MMinlay and Yale, of Glespw, Mama. T. Hamilton of Haddington, and Jams Fleader.on of Edinburgh, who sold a very con. did.rable number of the above kind at prices mediae et no 431. to 661, and the secondary quality Item 201 to 401.; sad tuitions other useful animals at from 201. to 261. for farming puritans. Hocks snit horse. in that line, for Job bing purposes, were folly 21 per cent. below recent markets. Then being few fleet-clue draught horses In the market, they supported their priors ; but beast. from 301. to 401. in • to would be about 51. a head Ina. Mr. Phibbe from Inland bad about 40 very superiors:tolls and Allies, and sold a good somber of them at an Grump of 41. a heed be low recent markets. Mr. Macdonald, horse dealer, Main bunt, hat a very large lot of highland goalie, which met a similar »dudes, in point of vase, to those of the Irish.—Ediabvegit Cawood. THE CROPS AND THS LABOUR MARKST.—Daring .h e Bar wea th er enjoyed last week the corn and bay in this part of the county WAD rapidly sot and saved. The pre ' done rains had considerably injured the quality of any bay exposed to their Infiseesee , bat otherwise did not do much harm eseept by lodging the heavy corn. A good deal of oars still remains on the stack among the high hills which have liven the name to glievardagh. In the commencement of the week labourers were hired as high se 3e. a day, and as unlimited somber might have got employment at 2s. 6d. Macy perms. preferred remaining idle to accepting hire at the last figure, and, what is more to be rrgretted, prevented those inclined to accept it from so doing. The consequesee of this foolish combination wee, that those who refined such sensually good bin on Monday could not get more than le. Ed. on Tuesday, a large somber of labourers having comet* the town, and many of them remained idle through the greater part of the week —Clouted Chronicle. WRECK Or A TRANSPORT.—VIANN% SEPT. b.-- Tin Canterbury (tpt Nn. 80). of Lapdogs, from Corfo to Portmostb, with invalids, was wrecked to the smith of this , pert this morals" ; all hoods mood. A VESSEL ON SWIM—Dove", SEPT. 14. — The Cisofp Woolf., barge., Iron Shields to Rearm, is on shop. our Now Romney, with elms foot water 4 hot bold. AdIFITIMSMIXI• 1. 1 2 . - z HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND Ihw PAITICOLAILT CMOS IX COXING Xoxllll/111X HVIIOII/0 ins Ansa TRAM Tame' Surname. - Mr. & Omar. el %fellat io& Manse Prawn Mellana that Mae Perry. of adrakas Yes bre • swererllar *Ms rem kir es•dirle hirow i• dr bed sal tais. dish wMe vaisesi her lades been Sass wader trodidelds. lir • wry MC NE& bor nedsel pruommt =Pt* Or per drarre irrors• Winn amilswity. arreareklag ler smell el . ka At bra obi ense drai mend q iii llidl•••• • •drams rod Idl ad ay ardring dre orsero prior wirms rdrigg= . • rebore kw Ur • Ppopurs.-4M low dngsbile. soil it istsibeimies. 144.111nra. est N. illablark" 15, 1855. FROM thii LONDON GAZETTE, A**, &Alt. Barr. 14. Ths following edema was presented to the Queen en her hisjelity's journey to Scotland, sod her Majtety wu Assad to recoil's the mule very prattiougy : , TO Till QUEEN'. llOiT ZICIBLLINT KAJIOITY. 'The loyal and dnulul Address ot the mayor, aldermen, and barium's of the bomugh of Grantham. We your Majesty's most tremble meant., the stayer, aldermen, and hurgeous of the borough of Grantham, re ince to be allowed to approub your Majesty tetth the assursues of ear devoted loyalty, and most dutiful attach ment ' We true' your M spelt,. will deign to rely upon the faithful and sealons support tot tills town, aa part of our common country, in the prosecution of th e great war in which your I blsjesty is engaged, sad we devoutly pray the kieg of kings to vouch's& to year Majesty the blesaitoge of victory and pease. To your Majesty, and to his Royal H ghness Prince Albert, we wader our gratitude for the munificent insets messiest gives to Art cod Science, whereby they have B'urished during your bsnignast reign beyond all example, aut only in your Majesty'. dominions, but throughout the civilised RsAcially we breeeeh your Majesty and His Royal Highness Prince Albert to condescend to accept our moot cordial thanks for the liberal patronage with which your, Majesty and the Prince have beta pleased to assist oar community in its endeavour to raise a monument to the memory of the illustrious Newton. And we devoutly pray Almighty God ever to pour his choicest blessings upon your Majesty, and your Royal consort and family. Grantham, Sept. 8, 1856. (The following notification Is subatitated for that which appeared in the " Gazette" of the 11th instant.] FOREIGN. OFFICE, Sere. 4. th. Qom hes been eleseed to Jennies of Hr. liehtrieb Martini .1 Vice Cotrul at Olugow, for the Grand Duke of bleeklenburgh Schwerin. WHITEHALL, SEPT. 13. The Queen hes been plcased to present the Rev. Charles Joseph Cansidge, M.A., to the vicarage of Wakefield, is the coasts of York, and diocese of Ripon, void by the death of the Rev. Samuel Seery. CROWN ♦ND BANAPER OFFICE. DUBLIN,Sipt.II. The Right 1130 Arthur, Vascuunt D.4eganaoh, kibil been chosen by a essjority of votes to be the Peer to sit is the Hons. of Lords of th United Kinadom, in the room of James Da Pie, Esri of Caledon, doomed. WAR DEPARTMENT, Sip. 14. To be Asrtstart Cou.missary Decent—Deputy Auiat►nt Commosary peaer■l Allied Silver To be Deputy Aseistent Commi General—Commis , strict Clerks Jobe Borate Butes, Alexander Clerk, end Arthur Stuart Baynes. WAR•OFFICE, SIIPT. 14. MEMORANDUM. Her Majesty be. been graciously pleased to approve of the force hitherto known as the British Foreign Legion being henceforth denominated the British German Legion. 2nd Regiment of Dragoon Guards—To be Captains, without purchase—Lieutenant J. Percy Smith, from the 10th Light Dragoons• ' Lieutenant J. G. Prim. To be Lieu tenants, withoutporebase—Cornet J. De H. Chadwick, vim Price ; Cornet F. 0. Powell. 3rd Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Augustus Hunt to be captain, without purchase. To be 'Lieutenants, without purchase—Cornet J. Gilleland, vice Hunt; Cornet James Charles Still. 6th Dragoon Guardi—Ssmuel Wentworth Stevenson, gent., to be cornet, without purchase, vim Wight. promoted. 7th Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant T. E. Dowbiggin to be captain, without purchase. To be Lieutenants, without purchase--Cornet Henry Bliokhorn, vim Dowbiggin ; Cornet W. F. Dowdeswell. 3rd Light Dragoons—Lieutenant G. B. F. Kalinin to be captain, without purchase. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Cornet Robert Dymond, vice Haunts, ; Cornet Jacob C. Murphy. 4th Light Dragoons—Assistant Surgeon David Cullen, M.D., from the Staff, to be assistant surgeon, vim Crichton, who redone. 7th Light Drage/ice—Lieutenant Joseph Trenerry to be captain, without purchase. To be Lieutenants, without rofteComet C. W. Pattlet, vice Trenerry ; Cornet t l 7 - lale. Bth Light Dragoons—Lieutenant the Hon. Somerset John Gough Calthorpe to be captain, by purchase, vice Clutter-' bank, who retires. Cornet John Reilly to be Leatenant, without purchase, vice Celtherpe. 9th Light Dragoons—Cornet H. L. Payne to be lieutenant, by parches', vice Arbuthnot, promoted in the 63rd Foot. 11th Light Dflanofli—Assistant Surgeon Ormsby Bowen Miller, from the 77th Foot, to be assistant surgeon, vice Anton, deceased. 13th Light Druggms—Basign Heavy Banks Wright, from the 3rd &afford Militia, to be cornet, without purchase, vice Chamberlsyne, promoted. 16th Light Dragoons—Lieutenant G. S. &Pinny to be captain, without purchase. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Cornet_ W. Stuart, vice Swinny ; Cornet W.H. HOMO. 16th Light Dragoons—To be Captain, without purchase-- Lieutenant Patrick Dyne. ; Lientensnt Thomas John Francis, from 9:k Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenants, without oureliese—Cornet J Dynan, vies Patrick Dynon ; Cornet Hugh D'A. P. Burnell let Regiment of Foot—Tie removal of Lieutenant J. Creagh to the 72nd Foot, as stated in the " Gaulle," June 26, has been ceneelisd. 4th Foot—Daniel Garen Clem, gent., to be enstgo, by 'purchase, in succession to Li. timpani Forster, promoted. 7th Foot—Brevet Colonel W. H. C. Wellesley, from the 22nd Foot, to be lieutenant colonel, vies Brevet Colonel Sir Thomas Troubridge, Bart., who retires upon hall pay 22ad Foot. 9th Foot—Captain Thomas Colma n, from half pay Unat tached, to be ceptain, repaving the difference, vice Hashes, who exchanges, having bean appointed assistant adjutant of a provisional (Jelin battalion ; Lieutenant J. L. Thumb; to be captain, by purchase, vice Colman, who retiree. 17th Pool—Lieutenant Robert Moaning Dickens, from half pay, Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment, to be fieutenent, vise Lakin, appointed paymaster, 2ad Dragoons ; Eosi to Francis James Berkeley to be lieutenant, by purchase vies Csulfield, promoted in the Cold Guards ; C.Ve. Holworthy, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, rice J.M.C. Travers, promoted. 19th Foot—Lieutenant C. H. Lambert, from the 36th Foot, to be captain, by pueblo*, vice Blake, who retires. 21st Foot—Philip Wrids Matthews, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vies Connell, promoted. 84th Foot—Bald= James Givina to be lieutenant, without purchase; William Franklyn, gent., to be ensign, without purchase, vice Gavin& 17th Foot—Lieutenent J. C. Langford, from the 29th Foot, to be lieutenant, vioe O'Laghlis. ago esehasges. 29th Foot—Lieutenant J. P. O'Loghlio, from the 27th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Langford, who caching.,. 32nd Foot—Henry Elkins Bennett, gent., to be ensign,by purchase, vita Edmonsionne, promoted. 33rd Foot—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel T. B. Gough to be lieutenant colonel, without purchase, vice Brevet Colonel Blake, accessed ; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel George Erskine to be major, without purchase, vice Gough ; Lieutenant A. B. Wallis. to be captain, without Anhui), vies Erskine ; Ensign G. A. Vaughan to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Wallis; William Hugh Thomas, gent , to be ensign, without purchase, vies Vaughan. 47th Foot—Ensign I. P. Newman to be lieutenant, without purchase, vies Irby, appointed Adjotant of Chelsea Hospital ; William Bt. Clsit radish, gent., to be ensign, without Arthur, vice Newman. 48th Folt—Lieutenast B. H. Heattuote to be captain, by Magee, Tito West, promoted. 49th Foot—John Isaac Noon, gent., to he ensign, without purchase. 62nd Foot—Edward King, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Host F. Le Poor Trench, promoted. 67th Foot—A*B[B*mA Surgeon Benjamin Williamson. M. 8., from the Stag; to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Brady, to the Staff. 602 l i a r li et—elfesios Prestos, ;est. to be ensign, by purchase, in enotitalmi to Lieutenant Roberteos, promoted. 67th Foot—EWA R. B. Barry to be lieutenant, without maw, vise Fisher, appointed to the 82nd Foot ; Evan Lee Toeing, gent., to be amigo, without purchase, vice Barry. lieth Foot—To be Lieutenants, without rarehase—Easign 0. Roberts, vice Doringtos, deouteedi Ensign R. F. Mirk*, viol Allen, deceased. To be Ensigns, without purchase—John Whiteford, gent, vise &irks ; Edward Maywood Vincent, gent., vice Roberts. Ink Foot—Assistant Surgeon William Thomas Paliologus, from the Staff, to be assistant surgeon, vise Miller, ap pointed es the 11th Light Dragoons. Esitanign B. Everett to be lieutenant, by pur• elserre, Pereiva.l, promoted ; Thomas Ballard Dougal, gent., to be outgo, by purchase, vies Everett. Wd Foot—Lieutenant L. W. Fisher, from the 67th Foot, to be lieutenant, without purchase; William Temple Eheallew. gest., to he ensign without purchase. Oa hit—Ensign L. H. W ard to be lieutenant, by par dm" via Scott, who retiree. 11th Not—Attie/ Quartermaster Sergeant William Sib. boil to be quartermaster, rue Watson, appointed to a &hattaWn. Foot—Captain James George Hay, from the Limerick City Militia Artillery, to be paymaster, vies Duff, about to be removed to a demo battalion. Nth Foot—Ensign F. H. Elliot to be lieutenant, by pu shes*, vice Meade, promoted. 817th Foot—Ensign J. E. D. Hill to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Denman, killed is action Lieutenant Douglas A. M'Ciregor to be adjutant, ' ,foe Duman, killed in action. Rifle Brigade—Quartermaster Thomas Gough to be pay. master. let West lodie Redid!lent—Ensign F. Beet to be liestetent, without pordteae. vios Cave. demised. 2ud West Indio Reedsostst—ilesige J. R. Thomson ht be lieuteolustA by welts'', vice Kevaan. who wiles. Ceylon RM. Redito•ot Besiga tyilliesa Biddedek Pieeberd. Free ohs 7th Foot, to be 'alga, witbeetpie , Geld Coot • Ceele—TM posed= at Cassia hookas Cochrane to bear data Jas. 26, 1866, is lieu of Kay 11, 1865, as previously stated STAFF. - - _ . Captain sod Brevet Colonel the Ron. atlizatVer Gordon, Oreasdier Baum. % be deputy quattennestar neutral at headquarters, vice Mejor (1 1 sir A f lame W. Torrent', K dea•aeed. Captain Thomas Andrews Rawlins, from the 86th Foot, to have the sub►tantive teak of staff captain of the depot for invalids at Chatham, and to have the partisan of the in valids at that place. UNATTACHED. Lieutenant Robert Mardian% Dickens, treat the 1711 Foot, to be captain, withcat purchoso. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. - • - . Captain Rotierilortrauntiiiakear.l7ont 17( pay Unat tached, to be captain of Companies of Gentlemen Cadet', vice Brevet Major Daly. HOSPITAL STAFF. Assistant StaHßargeon Wsldegrave Rack Thompson, M.D., to be staff surgeon of the second class, vice Merchant, deceased. Auistant Burgeon Thomas Clark Brady, from the 67th Foot, to be assistant surgeon, vice Patiologus, appointed to the the 77th Fo it. To be Acting Assistant Bargeens—Henny Richard LOA Veal', M.D , Charles Cooper, Thomas Grantham Atkin son, J emu Greig Leask, 11.8 , James Cruise, Frederick Leselie Welker Wright, en.. Henry Alexander Gogarty gents. ; Neville Grey Du Vernet Parker, M.D. The appointment of Mr. David Ely, Robb as purveyor to the forces, to be antedated to Feb. 21, 18.56. BREVET. Captain Thomu Colman, of the 9th Foot, to be major in the army. To be Lieutenant Colonels in the Army—Brevet Major Thomu Colman, of the 9th Foot; Major Edward Stop ford Claremoat,helf pay Unattaehad. Lieutenant and Captain lidwye fievrard Burnaby, of the Grenadier Guards, attached to the British Italian Loftin, under the command of Brigadier General the Rea. H. H. H. Percy, to have local rank of major while su employed. Theophilua Faris. formerly captain is the 35th Poet, depot adjutant to the British Gerunds Legion at Bhornciiffe, to hare the rank of captain whale so employed. Fiasco Seems Four, Ooldsinithotreet, City, warehouseman, to surrender Sept. 25 at 1. and Out, 26 at 12, at Basinghall.street. Bola, Messrs. Robinson, Queen-street-piaci', Upper Thsznesstreet ; off. wig., Canaan, Aldermanbury. Winnnor Bossisrr, Little Warby, Eases, miller, Fept. 21 at 2, and Oct. la at 111, at BseinghalLatreet. Solo. Trehern and White, Barge-yard Chambers, Bucklenbury, and Duffield, Chelmsford; of. assts., Lee, Aidermanbery. Jalapa Ginn, Kips-street, Camden-town, licensed victualler. Sept 21 at I, and Oat. lb at 111, at Basingliall.street. Sot., Chidley, Gresham. street; off. swig., Lee, Aldet manbury. GIONCID ALIZANDER AlcUisn, High Holborn, tailor, Sept. 21 and Oct. 16, at 2, at liasiushalletreen Sot, Odrani, ings, Holborn; off. swig., Edwards, Sambrook-court. Lots+ Licartrarrour, Crest St. Helen'', City, merchant, Sept. 26 at 2, and Oct. 23 at 111, at Bavinghall.street. SoI., aridity, Gresham street ; off. wig., Mdwarde, tiambroolt.eourL Wlu.urKa Birmingham, merchant, Sept. 26 and Oett. 21, at 101, at Birmingham 05urt. but., Jabet, Birmioghara off. amis., Bittleaton. Birmingham. Witussi Homo. Birmingham, grow, Sept. 29 and Oct. 19, at 11, at birminsham Court. Sol., Bartlett. Birmingham; off. wig., Christie, Birmingham. ALPIND Sea ce,. Howse Glu:onbury, Somereetehire, photogra pher, Sept. 24 and Get . at 11, at Bristol Court. 1104., Bullied. Glastonbury, and Abb ot and Lucas, Bristol ; off. swig, Aeronaut, Bristol. WILLIAM JANIDION AMMON, Leeds, Yorkshire, cloth merchant, Sept. 26 sad Oct. 24, at li, at Leeds Court. bole., Waller. Verulam. buildings, Gray 'e -inn, and Payne and Co., Leeds ; off. amds.,Young, I Leed 'DAIWA FLITCNITI LACK and LIONAND AMNON. Liverpool, priaters, Sept. 25 and Oct: 21, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sole, Watkins and eon, Bolton, aid bodge, Liverpool; off. amis., Morgan, Liverpool. EDWIN Joassoir, Liverpool, Sour dealer. Sept. 21 ands 22, at 11, at Liverpool Court. bola., Leans and Son, Liver off. 1 . 1 1 _ u C.asenove, Liverpool. Gamma Minima, Liverpool, grocer, Sept. 24 sod Oct. 22. at 11. at Liverpool Court. Sole, Bartel, Liverpool; off. ring., Casenove, verpoo WILLIAM Un L sure, Altriacham, Cheshire, joiner Sept. 25 and Oct. 16, 1 at 14. at Man her Court. Sole., Mesas. Whitworth, Manchaeter ; off. swig., Pat, Manchester. WILLIAM EADNPMAW COOPAR and Darn:. COON'S. Manchester, and Moltram, Cheshire, tallow chandlers, nem. 26 and Nov. 7, at 12, at, Manchester Court. Pols., Sikhism and Co.. Manchester; off. msg., Fraser, Manchister. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Ser. 12. CHAILiS Howe, Carlos= Iron Foundry. Chelsea, smith. , Sept. 10. ROM= AMIN, Pea broke.square, Kensington, linen. dr a w. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. B. Fisher, Gresse.atreei,"o7l,;s74 - et, chandler's shop keePer— Fhubet.n Use, B.lk Vue.terra?e, Winston, laundress—it, Bradley. ihearsio-street, Kensington, el. rk in the Ord' llanor•piace, Walworth, euthf-hotpe keeper. _ DIVIDEND& _ _ eii;; Oaf. 6. J. Warburton, Shethelu, orttse tool manufacturer —Oct 6. W. Wolter. Jas., Chester held, Derby.hire, irosfouoder - Oct. 6. .1. Eyre, Sheffield, grocer—Oct. 6. It. A. Hatton. Cliestet field, Derbyshire, audios's?. . iIiSKTIFICATEB to be granted. unites mime be shown to thecontran cm tha day ognassring. Oct. IL T. Billing, Cambridge. coupe —um. IL W. Walters.Cheeter, mai agent—Oct. 6. B. L. Ccurtney, West Bromwich, Btdroidshire, anotioneer—Oct. 8. J. Westoo. Market Harborougb, Leicestershire. tailor—Oct. 9. Pbcebe Weston. Loughborougb, Leicustershire, dyer Oct. 9. C. G. Gray, Grantham, Lincolnshire, hooter— Oet. 9. J.B , Noningium, groaer—oct. 4. T. Noon. litourbridp, Worcestershire , builder--Oct. 4. W. Quinton. Pim natrim. Nurrrizzioniii R. S. Humplire; and H. tiutushreis, Lin;, Pens werehante—E. S Penter and G. Wareing, Preston. Lancaehize • liontoonders—W. 8. Hayes and W. Hayes, Hales Owen and Oldbury, Worcestershire, at. —W. WiLeman and J. Wlleman, Louth, Lincolnshire, cord • 111/111-8. broculey and H. Waddingu,n, Burnley, Lawman, gold twist manufacturers—J. R. Morrison, J. W. Il•Laren, and J. Ben. chew, C'rovni.oourt, City, general merchants, so far es regards J. Mariam -E. E. Colley and T. E. fallenr, Cor*roground, I:A.lm M Bathe and W. bootbby, Oldham, Lancashire, Woe dealers--J. Nihon and L. Briggs, Nottinabam, machine holders—D. Event and J. Schooling, Great Garden-street, M hitechapel.road, wholesale Iron. mains—ll J. Sadler and J. Yeomans, Hanley, Staffordshire, painters —B. Howson and W. Poole. Manchester, plumbers—J. Thimble and W. Cooke, Leeds, and Orford-street, paper hanging manufaeturers— J. A. Headley and It Newbold, kingston-upo-Hull, 'Mangers— &E. Clark and 0. Mestere, Warwick-square, City, embasars—.l. Parneworth and G. Catiltoc, Bee too, Nottinghamshire, minuets— G. A. Juliana and T. Jennings, Honkers Lorre; City, manufacturers of buttons -G. Guthrie end A. Scott, Brighton, drapers—J. Cooper and B. 0. Cooper, Male Grave, near Stockport, cotton spinners —It. W. Bishop and W. B Greenfield, Thommortoseureet, City, stock brokers—F. 0. Abell and H. Jones, Colchester. Essex, and South aroptoa-buillings Channery.lane, attorneys—B. Redfern and J. W. Cranium, Manchester, stonemasons—C. Coe and B. Crowther, nu cheerer, merchants. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. ---.1.-- (MOM TIE OFFICE OF TIM zugcrwo TILIOZAPS COMPANY.) FRIDAY, SIPTIYIIII 14 RAM& Cowes of Wind. State of Weather. Greenwich N.E. Gabber, . Smarter bleeeteld Eitteltum.Trent E. Cara& E. IlluTport Lancaster . EAR. ... FM. Whnehaven ... N.E. Leeds E N E. ... Cloudy. Contaminate Cowes Portsmouth Poole Bristol Olodoester Cardiff ....... ." N.B. Plymouth N. W. Cloudy. Exeter Hantiordwset. N. W. Cloudy. Swami N .... .. N. Cambrldp ... N.E. Yarmouth N.B. Lowestoft N.E. Leatainstow N.E. Nottingham N.B. Derby ...... N.B. Leicester Melton .... ...... ....„ N. Gabel:do' Great Grimsby N. Cloudy. Bolton Pllrewsbury .........».... N.B. Holyhead ....- ......... ... S.W. Dublin .......»............ N.N.E. Li.orpool Z. York Ilawlekg ... S.W. Aberdeen " ... N.R. ..., Cold. Edinburg! Made,. ... ... .. . B. Play. 01urz. „ .... Diu W.N.W Cloudy. 8. Ms. g eWl7. Ilearbwoia N. Hull W.N.W Mlady. ... MEM - ertisa ..»»...... .» N.B. lltr.od ... B.W. ..... Rods. Tunbridge.. - N.B. VISIT OF Till DUKE OP CAMBRIDGE TO LIVER- Royal Riittness the Duke of Cambridge has accepted the i..vitatioa of our respected chief magistrate, 1 James Aspinall Tobin, Esq., to visit Liverpool. We under stand that the D.ilte of Cambridge will arrive at linewskY, the seat of the Harlot Derby, on Monday, the Bth of Octo ber. On Tuesday morning his royal highness will visit Liverpool, and, accompanit d by the Mayor, will inspect the , various public buildings, docks, dtc. At the Town Hell, in the evening, the Mayor will give a grand diner party, which will be followed by • ball, to which a large party will be invited. On Wednesday, the 10th, his royal highness will take a sail upon the river, fur the purpose . of viewing the docks and harbour of Liverpool. The various life boats and pilot bate will be assembled on the occasion. Oa the evening of Wed•eedey there will be a grand concert at St. George's Hall. The Mayer hes himself enmeged Madame Clara Novelle and a number of other celebrated vocalists. No . invitations to the concert will be given, buts reasonable sum will be charged for admission, and the proceeds, after defraying the expenses, will be handed over to some of tar] local charities —Liverpoot Chronicle. • . • _ FATAL ACCIDENT.—BROADETATIte, SEPT 11Irk fetal accident occurred here this afternoon to a Luba and two gentbriseee-arid- 7 -- Griffiths, Par who were accompanied by Edward Chitteaden and =Wm pet son, off Ming, when by sows sofortnoatte=le boot *pint. and three oat of the Ave perk= we LOOb OP THE SHIP OIPST.--=PARA, MAIO* The Gipsy, ftoa Liverpool to this port, was la,lswifts tisakrs, Maas 12th Judy ; grow salsa ha.. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTIES. Aid, Collie, which sailedltriosZfor Jamaica, rut bark to-day lesky.—Liverpool, S..pt. 14. Ellen Bates, Ellwood. from Bombay, at this port, sig t d blay 21, and from Mauritius, June 20, on the 27th Aq . lat. 36 N., long. 37 W., parsed the remains of anted ' stern part to 8 or timbers only remaining, appeared t ; have been about 3 or 4 months in the water, was of North American build, and lay in a very dangerous pwitiou for ships running at night time.—Liverpool, Sept. 14. LIVIIPOOL BEM AT FORZION POWN.—lffOrt, Genoa; Solway (es ), at Common; Duke of Cornwall, nd Jul.., at Nantto ; E ly . at Bair.; Criminal, Rath, Staid, Freclaiiek William IV., and Yosi Weieltamonat, at Dua -1 sic ; Emanore, at Maisel; Jamas Foster, jun.. Centurion, Senator, and Silas Greenman, at New York; Dlimom, Ail Wdson, Sebastian, Snowden, and throb Amu, at SS j a , nairo; Floating Cloud, and Queen, at Pernambuco. ARRIVED Maser-at Liverpool, September 14, from kaiaks, Assewnsa-at Liverpool, Sept. 14, boo Trinind Semi ma-st Gravesend. eeptember 14, from anti, ANN HOOD-•-•t Pull, September 13, from Animas Quaase-at Pill. September 13, from Vries MM. EPOSI-st Bristol Manuel. September IS, from 21 arm, Asseateas F.Aote-et Deal, September 13, from ...... .... sew fort Ascoore-et Falmouth, September 13, from lane - et Gloucester, September 13, from Pole* Ara-det Queenstown , September 11, hem St. Jolla's, SA Ameatomo- at Deal. September 14, from . italibn BOON PSINCIFIO at Gl.l.loo.ter, September 13, from. Amite, BIBACON -at Queerstown, September 11, from Ilanetce-off Queenstown, September 11, from Csamorre *MD it -at Foyer, September 111, from Cludestot C.asesme-at Deal, Se, timber 14, from.. . . Dakota Canso-at Deal, September 14, from Trieund (Inners - at Dell. September 14 from Quelm CM OF Merriman-at Gravesend, September 14, from . Donut COOLDILIA -at Gravesend, September 14, from Guru" Geteaacm -at Gravesend, September 14, from ..... Gunner Call Bassos-at Gravesend, September 14, femea...ltio de la lines =Na,-at Gravesend, September 14, from Smelts' s-at LimrpooL September 14. from Duos Caapmare -at Liverpool, September 14, from Gable antienale Allover -at Gramseed, September 14, from NOM, Crosser- at Gravesend, September 11. from Cumwere-et Gravesend, !lepton ter 14, from Pose Leo Dines or Coaltwatt- at Gravesend, September 14, from Atoms DAZING-et Gravesend. September 14, from lMlZOlbeeff DOMOTPI/A-M, Ont•suesd, September 14, from. Sallie DaIIITUAID -It Gravesend, September 14, from Gunner Bees OF NOlTHvaissaumo -at Gravesend, September l o am te Damp-at Gravesend, September 14, from Guernsey Mussiness -at Grayness, September 14, from Guernsey Gees-at Gravesend, September 14, from Melbourne Surma -at Grevamod, September 1 3 , from Granada Seem-at Gravesend, September 14, from Dion& Bien-at Gravesend, September 14, from Downie' Samveu.a-al Gravesend, September 14, from., Tarragona Fmawous -at Gravesend, Sep' ember 11, from lonimebere Sutra-at Graveeend, September 14, from . - Remo Suseorrs -at Gravesend, september IL from Grenada Saris Bares-at Liverpool. September 14, from Bombay Emir-at Gravesend, September it, from Stockholm Itceentres-at Deal, September 14, from Lit Milo LCD COMltill -at Falmouth. September 12, from kerg, Boren ruses at Swansea, September IS, from ...... . -.Cobs Fusscace-at BeLetol. Segember 13. from West roast of arm s Flys Sutra-at Falmouth. September 12. from Oporto WOUND. INCISOR-at Gravesend. September 14, from Owens, Flow 24 saeamenea-at Gravesend. September 14, from.. linker* 011.1111“1/1-at Gravesend, Septem'eer 14, from lliad, Gateau •at Queenstown, September 12 from MN 0/11.A.F Weems (s.)-at Soutluimpton, September 13. from ..Calls Gar or sees Su-at Liverpool. September 1 1 , from Bertodes Notkos-at Liverpool, &Member 1 4. from Soctlemebe Inseams-off the Start, September 12, from Oaks htesaiste-at Gravesend. September 14, from Germs Joint Sotrocien-se Gravesend, Se• tensber 14, from Crum isetatots-at Gravesend, September 14, from Rum Jaw Houses-at teal. September 14, from Setbacks ham Butt : -at Gravesend, September 14, from .....11= Mmoserox-at Liverpool, September 14, from 7 . 1 LTIIII4- at Gravesend, September 14, from Des Las-at Gravesend, September 14, from Termer' breawr-at Gravesend, September 14, fr0m...... .. Colartsatiamis Lamas— oft Deal, Vetptetuber 12, from.... New Oriens LOW/ 4—at Pill, Pep ember 13. from Buishe Lotuse—off Marmite, September 12. from Need LTACBRATII—at Gra.veend, September 14, from... felts Lonoon—at Gravesend, September 14, from . Nee UK LOW, NEIN/11—et Liverpool, S pteniber It, from. Alen filaatamna—at LiverpooL September 14, from Batted= MAIOARITII4—at Liverpool, September 14, from Km**, MATILDA-1P GrIMICIId. September 14, from Gomm Kina.J.—at Falmouth. September 11, from Clehts MAl.l6—at Plymouth, September 13, from Nrose—stGrameend, September 14, from Danes Orme (m.)—at Liverpool, September It, from Here Parmosa—at Liverpool, September 14, from Urns Peat.—at Liverpool. September 14, from Seville PRIME A DaLllßT—st Falmouth, September 13, from Punta Arems Penstora—at Gravesend, September 14. from . Stettin Psno—stOrsvoitend, September 14, from Calla Pomona—et Gravesend, September 14, from Demure QVIMN Vieroara —at Gravesend, September 14, from Dotes Rat:woe—at Gravesend, September 14, from Gummy Rosner Caanum—at Cardiff. September 12, from. Naha RADICAL— at Sunder Lind, September 12, from Quetta ' ILATTLIOBRAER —at cork. September 11, front Bakens. RICOVgaT —at Gravesend, September It, from Goebel 110/10CHAN—at Gravesend, September 14. from. Qat* PITAIMAID —al Gremeend, Sep , , mber 14, front Quota ISICMDAVI —lt Gravesed, Sept , mber 14, from .MU Seen--st Grammy/4 September 14, from ... • platten faun—at Gravesend, September 14, from hem Br. Genoa •at Dal, September 14, v from Qsebe Two Fames •at tied', Sept niter 12, from Nalsee Toots (a.l at Sontherepton, September 14, from female TRIILTIEPTII OP 6CTol.ll—Lowe-tott Roads, September 14, fuel Newel Timm—off the Lined Point, September 11, from Ihrisdcw TIIMALII—St Or •Pfelld, September 14, from Mart Vmto—at Gravesend, September 14. from Gummy Wave—at Gravesend, September 14, from Gamer Zaaam—at Portsmouth, September 13, from Moslem BAILED. AUCll—from Liverpool, September 14. to Adel Amass—from Hartlepool, September 12, to lfonit.Xes" Aura—from New t, M., September 11, to BVSOM BIDWISA—from C•ar or diff, September 12, to ...... Cigna Vembis OTT or LOSDON-47,10 OrlrrefrlNl. September 14, to .• Drab' Camea—frote Gravesend, September 14, to Omen Deis or NoarnuusaatAms•—trota swartem, September IS, to Cala Sumer—from Liverpool. September 14, to Aware Et meant WOOD—from Livespool, September 14, to Nonteridu Froamon—frout Liverpool, September 14, to Rottman Omosus—from Falmouth, September 12, to Koeirble2 Houma'', 800*D—from Liverpool, September 14, t 0.... Passau Joss Sett—from Gravesend, September 14. to Demeter& Lortez—from Liverpool, September 14, to Botta MOULT'S—fr. in Gray/rend, September 14, to Means M CAPP"! (91.)-0011 , 1 Liverpool. September 14, to NOMA" Noawoon —from Liverpool. September 14, t 0........ Calcutta PllCHNlCUS—fromLiorrpool, Sept•mbet 14, t• Notes PORTlA—from 010Ileflarr, Sep.ember 1", to &Wars Rarraist.—from Ealmoutb, September ill. to Memel SUSANNA - from Falmouth, September It, to Fl'MbUrf SlMl'S—from Hartlepool, September , 2. to Can/wens Timnsi_ fletur or trin r ra Taao i a—trio September mo Graveeend, 12 S; to pteber 14, to...Balsoidiklara. Foetus B. WmAra —from Newport, M., September 12, to • Cilir Wrowtso—from Liverpool, September 14, t 0....... Philadelphia Wit MIX TILL - frem Cadiff, September 12, to Alumina Ximezato—from Cardiff, September 12, to Smyrna VESSELS SPOKEN WPM Ann frigate (eebooner). of and for Laudon, from lb* West Indies. Sept. 2, Ist. 43.19 N., lon. :9.50 W. Coto ; ship), from Shanghai. for London, Aug. 28, 1et.40 N., 700. 39 W. 16ranite City (Alp), of Aberdeen, from London for Sydney, July 1 3 , let. 21 58 8., lon. 27 20 W., 3i days out. Hornet (ship). of London, from Akyab for Liverpool, Sept. 8, Ist. SO N., lan. 15 W. Lade Octavio (British ship), from Bombay for London, Aug. 20, lat. 37.9 N., lon. 39 1, W. , Rialto, from Liverpool for Adelaide, Sept. 10, off Wexford. N. Tippoo Beth (British ship), from Arraean (or Liverpool, W. 57.85 lon. 39.10 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ABSIIBTON.—Kept 11, at Downbam Ball, Clitberoe, the wife of B. Ambetae, Hag., of a daughter. BURCHELL—Dept. 12, the wife of Dr. Burehell, of Kingelsad.reed. ors sou. . CAMPBELL.—Pept. 1, at the estate of Eekerbern, sear Stettin, the !site of William Campbell, Esq.„ her Majesty's Vice-Ceitesl, a s dauebter. PRAYER.—Sept. t 2. at Bayswater, the wife 01 L. Fruiter, Eeq., of a son. GORDON.—Sepc IL at wife or J. Gordon, Eq., of a ,aughter. JWOKINa.—Rept. 12. at Gloreeeter.place, tb. wife of E. Jenkins, F.., Eeriest 01.11 &Krim, of a son. 811. 1 . 111P.—liept 12, at Garthland-place, Paisley, Kra. D. G. SAM Hydospark-prdess , th• -.-- . . - . of • eon. THACKBR.—Sept. 12, at Enefeigh.etreet, the wife or W. Theektfo Esq., of • ion. TICH.-Bept. 12, et the Patronage, DiAton, the wife of the gm L. W. Tice, of • eon. COURPAULD—BROMLEY.—Sept. 13, at At. Mark's, Mimißoeder. race, St. Jobn's.wood, by the Rev. 'tabby Blair Haslewood, M.du ' George, el..est sow George Courtauld, Faq., of Booing, Ertl, tO Mina, youngest daurbter of the late William Bromley, Esq., fa• merly of Upper Clairton. KIRK—GORRINGE.—Sept. 12. at Fulham Church. by the Rev.]. &ilk% C. A. Kirk, Saq., of the Royal Surrey Militia, to WOW . Gorringe, only daughter of W. E. (tortilla', log. LAWRIE—JOHN , ON.—Sept. IS. at Psgbarn Church. SOWS. by see Res. C. Piblames, Canon Residentlazy of Chieb. stet Cathedral. and Hector 01 Stockton, Warwtckshire, asaisted by the R. e. (3. Laegdoe, Domestic Chaplain to the Right Hon. Lord Newtorroellh Andrew Law le, Fart, of Cbarleastreet, St. James'a. and More Meacal, Kent, to Mary Eleanor, eldest daughter of the Res. E IL Johnoon, Prebendary of Cbicheeter Cathedral, and %Mated Sussex. MELLISH--11WEETI%G.—Sept. 13, at Christ Church. &readmits. by Use Rev. Wodebouse Karen, ILA., Thaws. Melliah, DR. of et' Bartholomew -road, Csmrten.road, Holloway, to Sophia SiaMM, foutth daughter of John J. Sweetlng, Esq., of Briztou-hdl aseapside. DEATHS. KIRKMAN.—Sept. 12. at Hyde, Isle of Wight, Loans, *ifs or J. Kirkains.Asq, of holso-wolare. KYSAtiTO2I.-Bept. 12, Prassias, wife of J. Kynastoa. I*. Of Croseteat4l. Greenwich. MARTIN. —Sept. 2, pt Lisbon, Atigueta Lessor, wife of lobs IL Mania, lag ~ot that eity, deeply latnestasi, erg ss. 16LADL -gape. If, at lipase Kansaeld.plass, Kentish.towl. MI 6 naraii Aida. seed 77. WllBl3.—gept. It, at his resbienee, Hock-park, Rock Perry,Osishi* 1 11071 wW , Webb. &al" aged 19. rgEsdlabfkbed b, Wtscias . DUAL ce d. 14 16,1 14 . fk• Mr Loadog Prixics, troo Ornco. _ Ug . ' la WO product of whitcfriaro 7 gAsinour., 16,18*