The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-25 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. •ISIT OF THE LOADS OF THE ADMIRALTY LAORDINARY CASE OP IMPOSTORS IN WOLVERHAMPTON. TO WOOLWICH. WOOLWICH, 00T. 24. The Right Rea. Sir Charles Wood, Ban., M.P., Fist Lon of the Admiralty, awn Admiral Hoary Elea (who was ler keg pined the by Sir eannakee W sapulsessdrat el this yard), sissinpaled lMwi sone ry sba navy, mined M Weisel& iimblard abseil MINIM lea 'Melt thie monies es& as Wanes the maim asse wen seabed by ere Sapealateadni John alsephsed ;Mr. bleedessid, vassametandeat ; Mr. W. IL P. Um, Liege, assiateat to the re=ar-r.. M. Mallalies, aperiatendent of ell the isediag eaten el Ms yard. !Mk Wild" ea =ken their makse=e t ed u ed M *easiest the y ealiebed the beaks sad pepere=he sinks, le., et tile ard, whith Mast M salasem Oa Mating She Mess, their mended to Ib east sad of the yawl, where they through the UM hems to the estrum sad of the ,ard to view a ones eir mead whisk beings to the Admiralty, but at present mid by • prisaft stosathest sompasy, as whisk it has bees slam. Ss build a prises kr the cesviele Ma see g a tille d asessal sod deuityard, SO ell le dispose Z IIIT tg Warder sad Wises assist Make. Oa swat g from the noes mil et the yard, their Menessed the Cgresthat bed bees node is the of s sew slip allipba whale of the mime walk at Ike Massa the Mae bailee bass hushed. la alto they *Nei the Ilk" mow steenship, et gees sad 111/Iteme power, at present bidding be the slip situated hams, the Mess and the saw. Mk. By this time Ihek leakhlps fond it was OW 12 AIM, sad they Shea pesesisd te the pay-Mee, when the whale elMe ems were manned, MO. M eeM had to pass by their lerdeldp is angle Hie, the isagesties lasted Ls bear. At the setles et this ispeeties their =grossed thanssime hiWy St a id* this dale insl7g - eillesais. Their keildps 6mt the Mash mat at pike, whisk time dem top la et the gent seem, seder the senmand of Lemester Palm. sad, Mar witaessig a hw of the meesmiale i sweet salmis, they pesesedei onwards to the sesraimmen, sad Melee gene diesegh the eaginer's sterabeses they west es bawd the Mogan gaaboat,ANLl the isms basis ready bribe pada.% 6e. w TI MM the elersheme kr weep sal Miss. Ott, sad pen is& swards IP She Pinar ges.ll whisk was bringin taie basin en astarday lest, leek sMps west ea board mad saw the very seepage rearkfr my made by Masers. Maedsky, fee% sad Field, by MINI she le to be propelled, mad Molter sett aseseassoallim esd adage es by the sostnemes. Os (*Wag the Plow they = anather el bungs at the west end M the yard, geed se nen sheds, te., sad from theme they reseeded to the hems l.saiairs is the honey departmeat, sad *rough the lisksmYhe' _sad ken theses le the • Miler shop, Mae their lesilip• Mesas was attrested by s mashies M it= Sias pleas et than Ma lie bear pur poses, Se rivet almost hisisammasesft by two amen blew the maim heft at ON dall, as *Web iNsimplidiss the week is a for sore print miss' Mos the hoed legman mil Met. Their lei ipi she seeme lIMM goolileil MI the sensor in whisk the doses see ease it Me sae al gees II per =taste. Mr. Athens. sesilmied them Omagh several of the bandisp where the dame madness were at work la onsection with the 4 g, with which their lordship staid highly • E i ti rb eyiag a visit to the screw steara.vsessl Peal, n asally lemehed at this yard, their lardabips emend their anis" sad left by the fawn/ pm at 2 o'clock for the Skye/ Marne Barracks. Sir Baldwit Walker, who was mains to get to sewn sedier.tmlt ISM of the Maids at ihe factory gate, sad klt OM lordships to ssatisits their lespeation of the Maria* BENelka. Oa arrivii.g at the barreckr, the whole of the msa were ea parade is renew ardor. ander the sentemad of (Mosel John Admire, missal commandant of this dickies. After whammies • Inv evolution of this light ninny imps, their isedeldp proceeded to inspect the Royal Markle tearoom wader the dinotorablp of Dr. Oliver Lean, deputy bagman of beepita/s. After their lespielies they left kw Os Mein' eamareoe, where a splesdli lumens was pembled for Ono. Their lordship left is lowa evidessiy gratified with their visit. iIIaAILAIION OP ARTILLIZT.—fIIo nendag. Si US early bear, the following °Man sad saes were draws sis on th e parade is frost el the Regal Artillery &melts, for eoaveyanes by railway as route to illestbeastoa, there to irabatk os board the wow Mesmer Therese, for a passage to the Crimea ; the Maws to jela their nepotist osespealea, rd the was I " " vasesales. The oaken were Major 3.0. Smithy, 317, ea the bib kaftan, to joie from leave of atones A. P. Adana, No. 4, of the nth (13. Plaid • Datavey). fro. Wove; Lieutasaato H. Newsom, No. 6. of re 11th; A. 0. Miller, Ne. 6, et the 11th; L. H H. Par - Sews, No. 1. of the 6th; R. W. Phispe, No. 6, of the itibt W 3. C. Caveadiab, No. 7, of the as jirewell with aa assistaat-sargeos, 20 gassers sad 20 drivers Bona Artillery, 100 sad drivers, shoeias i 4 Sooner ashen, seeds Moils of the Royal ArtliNg. About 60 of these imam too volnotene, who ease bins , hen Amens sad ne Wit Lille. At 6 v'eleek the whole nellebed off, Medal by he bun end drew mad Wee of Me seism; playing " Chen Wye, ihner." TM mhos Yaw Memel emsemodl nesty so they pared dens ate hems, she whin woo sosenned by shon ma• miss, who were cheating la.N. ne wisdom, mad Marne Men hearsay. This being the day 'Toasted for the eels of he old mann bath Instills at this yard. she wu senhaely 8014 by Mr. Hodson, as 12 o'clock. The eesisetitore were very law, sad she was knocked dews at 9101., to Mr. Jolla Dusts, shipbroker, of Loadea. DEVONFORT, Oos. 24. paddle-wheel, in charge of the - mew el dr Eeyal illisa, loft ken ow Mowery for raralabrary at Wriluisb, liar this port. Time Vasa. 6, prialle-wheal, Krum Ppm, which broagilt saidesry here SS Saturday, will rave today for Wool '. ids%Strwastriam. s s i =d= s ia me le be ISIMMINIII•Si as this port ly Aplis. Mr is Wires $ ample efl3s adieus sad sea. . . . The Asada% 18. is to be aommissiosod at this port by 4/aisrmador Ilduftso 0. lagiolleid, with o osaapionsett of .10 sans sal Nis! TM Sea. 71, Captain W. J. Willis.., arrived at Yalta as the led, and left on the 6th, on her return he . N i s a gteienseel Mao, having proceeded en keys et elms% the esemesed ef this perks. sad distaisi is dwelled ea Camel Presair, It is with turrets regret We leers that Rear•Adeiral Sir lama Plisetsidge, superintendent of the dockyard at this pot, was se Friday seerefas last attacked in a slight a • *crse with tsredysio whisk has shies preveated his st emless, le ellielaldads.. Frees isivairy yesterday (Tau. we IMO SW be lied that the gallant akar was so WOW es re be ebbe to leave kis bed sad walk the is... Though Sir Janes Pluaridge has been with us bet . a sompsuaikelp short peel* he has won the Mess of all well fa the esteems urbanity of his .assn as deellge et his cheireeter as the principled slim of the rgeftht. It net See sash to say that he Is beloved ..repsep . wile deism: sad wan emir bi e sai highly =Try a/I ram hissinete sr duty Ise laughs la eon 1 " :iilk 1.2 1 - Th e H on . R. De ib t% Stitetteeper Newel, arrived at Or dockyard on Thursday. es eioisi duties. CHATHAM. oar. 2!. - --- --- A detachment of the Medial BLOT Corp loft .Chothass this asorniort on rouge for IMattrampson. TM &Whams% cossiated ad oso @toward, roar mama slonards, otiln assistant word isasters. sad 147 sokiles., Vaptaia J. Ilmwsll, blith Animat e who ipso eat M his amps is ths Crimea. The above =bark ea Os arms ship Thames for the Asst. mks also taboo mbar easkareats el the 18th, 17th, sad 18th Regimes*,M job .11beb servile sompsalta sew la Me Crimea. OCT. A. The AMIN4 4, paddle-whipa otsesmosseViiiit.- Caramilse Mika IL Fisher, lee spas Isla lore kw the lime Elbe ma Weir, sad lislipirad, M pertisslar . _ _ Tai Oeta, 1, gwildltrerbeal stem osesel, Lint -Coro 1111114111 Jobs B. Mews; has bees takew late No. I dry desk See repairs of diump sad detests. To sake good the game will regain bees Rides W leartee• dept. Captain Reesses geogegy of Artillery, wader present Ed of Liget. Oso sy, bawl issaimeseed prudes at the st e a mortere, plena ea beds, fitted on No. 1 esaward , • target being /lewd et the water at 900 yards. The practise hitherto is eseelhot. WINDSOR, Oar. 14. dept d the 94th Regional, yid& he sow aft 0414 ise Ws mein seders tow* Ow Whim it aMr WO amtta4 tasted thud rests illso ilee Rem Owls 1M wids+llefe so directed to sseiesi wader Or Naomi se /NW sad Arthes-Adjuiest Capt. elaac t , Ote Is ants, Darraeks, Slisiewftwer, to Ply ing's.. as hider ; awl will lam** Omit Waters lairmq !WM Wain at I Valk is do seeraleg. 140 Mesas WY depot et do Ilk It lieglosat .131 leseel Ombillsow er Muniegar, Indust, whom wig ids the OM *re 36th est s dtatiosepot ad will madams Is at this W.. The re is pubes ~ it d duty tfeer .201 further ',dim ADMIRALTY, Ocr. 24. A rronnusp2s. Cos. ehrader W. R. Rolland (IMP. a 104 ammulai. 00, MOW stem Me of 400 bora pewee, with the Ilaltie feet. Motion R. C. Mee (1M), to the fk. Those. 102, geoeithip of 'raisin, et Potiestooth ; ea/ P. Sae (1642), bib* Bono. 00, mew Mao ship, .1 44045ee0 poorer, 11 *. Deltiolost Renee= J. 21•1161eale (1647), t. tbs 2. reteel Mom triple, of 402-Mee. , mosso metes; R. Pion (1820), to the A , 19, et Dowoopert ; IMAM (1166). M.D., to the Peaypitemot, 6, paddle. shod mem eke". of 200-howee power, et Portoneath ; owl IlsetiMea (1866). M.D. ' S. A.. to til• Rea% VONA Mem SIM% of 11612 bens power. at Pommes Paesestere T. W. S. Nemo (1968), to the son ; S. 11. Jeans (MM. es the Thestd, 42. eI Weal ' amid (1862) to 1611 Silk D. W. Y. W 1,114109 PR. w 104 Polnhome. Is our last impassion we gave the yardman of the examisatise at the Beessik Polisreesrt em the gm 1 visas Bethrieg ef thee keys. shamed with elteeMarr a puree its eseesses from Mies AIM Grey. is Melfeed. street, two of them. who hod several times yeeeMeely apPesesi le the desk, sal wee haws Perry, the pales by the MIMS ef (hones Bedell sad Jobs Piny, Isis aremilled to tabs their Dial es the sifts at the sakes. The peasserelds wee howls wham @past them ; bet she gave hoe alas us with es appestat artist ardwesess that seemed es stamp Mr every weed with the Myren of truth. Mewed with a elm* meatuses that apposeshed elapses, with • hie when trishaws seemed to have lest no. Wei a less haft boa elm awe sylvaa seas thus Wererbempeem ad whit eerreetsems of speak mimed berating by as mesa whisk amid coo is Si,whether it was Sselek Usk of Swiss, if a eam of them all, she seemed all she sepaeaasMi WWI to be—the weft gamma of a semissey is Mistake, who bad elate be Weiverbemptes is charge of two Whine, whom she had delivered up to a abides that had met hot Is the tows he that purpose. Is a Wm Out belied maisies etas Ws It sash miesisel. she tall low thee, Mahe peassened bre wimelesoks Seek a ledstes he the Mae and then, blobs whims • leek; west est le gest IL She sated the fildefellso Is Queemotrest, atiVll6l Wave late the bas of the leash sloe is s dna. She had fraud the posesillee, but ha lest hoe way. She bemired it of as. et the Ina Isabel mil, lodise at them sod beds, at her, ea mad owe* hut but that flubtows-led wiskedness asiatty bad sa salved M make her featly shoplift ma 'imatierness " hk game," and that, se she mew. Piny, while she was Nabs for a ray wbesewith to reward his kr bales directed bee es bra way bed to her Iftbse. welshed her puma lbw her head, sod hat Jidda by bee wale bb emapssisse sea= disk maps. It was all is vela that the young prehold disk baosesee, sad said that lay wen at the Ume ef the alleged rebbsty is Uneaten ehareltysed. They were set to be bdk with Ink seisla kw in = lemma es giant impasiselles teak imd es the them with the remade was of Alles= t err them with thee hales add to disk . M m They were esessiabod; esd then Mks with a wearied modesty essmed to eve s mlshasse bra hebh pulsed mat to he lobe seeded se she swomplft es be dinsesse. gla r s eliatt she bed Ws deed is by =l d iflllAbssied km alias fres Me ma • spa law Ins but lash ami Medea They ameba* presented but will mew hem the pew bee, sad is the bean that seal sakes gla dioli, weld peebsties, diessled s wellseadsMed plas mas to wash owe bar la the lees, sad bee to eke smokes. The gime emisibiatisuis his duty, ad es Teak, 4llee Grey seamed at Misi Prise dark et Beared, to resent% ohne bar latignege end sower whin se deep as impedes es he ift es ft bad las it the 'mailbag um*. cgs all ad Perry was heal failed .melt sea by the seekbet diabase, IL " to twelve meelbs' hapasessaest ; he sedire Auk sea sehesseleg esartagly ishetimas si the essoest if Sias des to hie toll. Ifirt l ith as a a rm il d •1111 soder the are ei Os eimstellis base seemed le, the retuned tot the sios A mel wee all IS the pkthem foe the 4.11ip.a. has to Weleseksaples, she eke was peeled by a sera* hem W is mammy with • beaks pedreissal Gem who were going by the sense eels. The kiss, the &autism of the lona to Ma Ore', sad was sheet le retail her laterestim =ibis his Binsisghon beam of the quick pail M Item all about it, sad immediately begs. to toll • Wry that was entirely sew to the patinas from Wel asisapeos. It wee to the offset that, is the same of Aire Chide. Mks Oft bad, es he revises Wednesday, spared st the NI pike sewn seams • lase named James lhebor. whom he argot with having railed bar of 71. sod a quality of MAI( apparel, whilst, es she angled. i ampaar with • Irak who was cap dudes her to le/sings is the tans. The emegbleass baud the esee, sad the seas shirred fa irr ingstr ,as bans( bees la heir wish ma ss his behalf. The ease hales which rat made of he pease abowswaissed was by he Bkmisebsee bead. Wiwi she aka/ bits mishelsine, doe she aid of her late settles sad Mesa ties. nil samelasel the saws of faialks fa wheirresense as bed lied. sal awe she represented her thus ablesesed dasekm—hMeg ItW. dose, of awake herself by her ewe fainter la BhiamOsa, sad so haus mid if boas Anew y Ms ilere to U. where eh* kiss lands le. a ided—shy liberally p a nted her with his. he the maw of samba home. and directed Mr. Stearese, emporia behest el ribs. to give the pressabiz, whir was sup posed bed _self been mistakes is the identity et she seas who bad sobbed her, every lafenestles sad assisimes eire retalleed. • pollee akar estesisies die kisdest of helloes, ad le aka her hem les% abed but to sleep at Ms Lase es We/weft waft, and ma day Ms esperin tesdest, width', to seeds, it sesparestly deserving and de stitute female Mil embeasse is his power, used his Is. flumes and Maas. he her a free pass to Liverpool. After bibsvisg *us kindly towards her, he Mt her ea the platform at DYmispMm, awaiting the arrival of • wale to Liverpool. The tee ripeness having ." compared sets" with a third pales= of he " fourth estate,' residing in this town, drew up "a eve" width appeared rather black *gnat Miss Grey, and which ease they wpreseated to her polies guardian, who at Let treated it as • Jul., sad the more so whew Miss Grey dead to him mast matively that she hal ever appeared is Birmingham under as same of Christlu. Further arrthessat was summarily add by the until sad starting of the train. On wrings at Weber amines the healsg diem again admits! lib charge with hears of her semen who raided is the tea, sad, bike mph sward that the word of hub brother was sot to be doubted, sad further that what be bed related would be bead set forth in Italia the Birmiaghene was ppm, he took Mbe Orgy the staticaliona, shire ihe plaid "is deromeenk." lassease Deese* subeeesualy possesied to the glees wham she bed taken up bet tempera:7 abide is W There he bead a boa beleagiiig to her, is whist, wm &retained oreerel articles of wearing appeal, sal two letters, now gemised to the bah, what he bane said were the property of a young mesas who wee liviap with the baily in which she we hamely employed, bat who were sew absent hoes Begird. Oa Wedeesday last .he was brought before J. Leigh sad S. Cartwright, Inn., was krie pennon Wog amp& hem that of • prosecutor to that of es sassed, she wee measinel et eissideroble length by Mr. Leigh, whoa isisdess she sempered la • very acute mad ready manner. Oho semeal dot lbw Mr. Baptism had procured the pars fee her elm fell he esmvereation with greenmail of the law, tibiae eve she Weed to disclose (saying that Mr. Cooper would, it espind, give the information), and who gave her 4L, tellies ler to stay in Wolverhampton for a week. eit till he suit to her. She had sever seen the gestlesess bevieg only arrived in Birmingham the algid rake* beet Liverpool. BM had lift the children who bad bees seausted to her care at Wolverhampton with ma di lady wise had been informed by post that they would arrive by that troth. Bawls, lost the train by which she was to travel to Liverpool, sad for which the Me pees less given to her (but which bad bees takes from her by Mr. Cooper, the aperistendent of the Ilse at Birmingham. who told her it did not look well for her to go with • irtatlessul), she started to Wolverhampton with M. de. is her pocket, having spout about IL es. in maiming a , which to she had mat sway • !rind, ring sad a pak of beets. She arrived in Wolverhampton betwees six and sive* &Vomit it Thanday sight, having paid one shilling for Ur fate. A tenant travelled I. the same earriage with her, but who she was she did sot flaw. Mr. Leirrk ex. primed his belief that the boys bid been waisted epos the endear of the weals improperly. Mies Grey, is • wars sad somewhat exalted maser, essiaimed—" If you ma prow rat. I did set Isse the mom yes ma pada me, but set damn." lir. Leigh then remerbed spec he awe el the story the moss lad told, sad reviewid allui t dish el the iiissemetailee of the Mt. It as • asy swiss, matter, be mid, he areas to be wavieted d tease et the esamimios of whisk they were icsoesat. If the wawa bed rewind is a sailer maser is various parts of gm featly ambers of people were, it doubt, sadergoiset sestesese of imprisonment unjady. Mr. Ca r twright sad Mr. Walker mead their dis belief is the testimony whisk had bees gives by he female angst the boys. Inspector Beeson said he believed that it could be peeved es behalf of one of the boys who had bees convicted that kr was ia Mahan Carayard at the time of the alleged robbery. Mr. Bartlett. solicitor, stated that the female told him, while Masan as the pintoes at the Staffed liniway states, that she was gebg to Nottingham. Mr. Leigh then "'- mead the seemed for s ark to Stafford, es • charge of nrjary, which eke ezeisi"ad, "Pm set afraid if you asa N ap for tasty weeks. SUSSUM PAMMILASIL OS Osi boys Racial sad Pony bag brea sen d i g at the sass. the orestatile who had r• ems he shed that they had previously bees essnami as OM ' Weivethempton Petty &edam ems of theta hue Mass: bet h sisesquese• of the esavistices set balm been ' letemell to the Clerk of the Posse, se required Se est— ' as wahellea which it is said is fressestly of— , the emit fee previous fannies@ was set baled Is the ' idlelaset. sad thus the lad yealisblllep beteg SMISSISS to • ises of past esentak... lB C pell NNWemes is sharp of Grey tusk hee beck le the boriPi tad infonted Coked Ileht et he / bed bowl lam the sestinas akin mad what . Osimel I log ressellesed Mr, aid she solissedfteillernsi bas ailtais. his woe thee wheel ibis sea* le a slap sftetqll psejsry, sad the Mid eseeldk espeassed b e hat the two boys were hams* of the ' Ilesqpropes obi& they bud boss senvisteL Illeasply wee, whew fled that I at i dies. snit that I Maine n.taig beensa" The sea Odeon , Sweat deem Babe& and bad en with the adasst dielemesef the Ciesebe Ilsmions, to wham be sepsemalre eleuesislessee of the seam deeded, sad as ,mull woes het Ms. Hill mode as SIM • dist the eseseass if lib .a nest es the bwz y shield be eshaell the la the me t plesei - 3 - 6716=L M . LI • has. w sea Wased. abseastelly wakes to the pantie et he mei. be sequel bin to ale them Is Mho • berme* pales sena ben this" dos to be lama at the seasidestime d the M a issmale. Is the seediest the bus voila dm led lift es he lashes she . had tame is Oho sea lose sesteltedi end • al lames ef km was lead la h. Wesel Hogg= SOME MIS 1141isdirs. of Dailispisalitioi. to the Weft THE EXPRESS, THITRSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1855. Telbstypo l a s of Il e whet INN whoa la twisty istossold al the plaskilolisids Mid iles `adzes p.m is pa r at Ihe Mirka la l b be:... also Mud tee kart bits • smilaxes at Nowouth-opos- Trap, who, heat tbsk meets, appeared a b. ee ca l" groat interest la the pupa to whom Slay were admired — e Miss A m peres Haggard, at Leorpool—having, as ho stated, been maim to pt a situation es cook for her with a lady at Nowoute, but who reclined taking tho reams Semen late her aspics util she was bettor aagadatM elk her history. The goatees* wrote for As than of the broker whisk the young woman I sontiond she bad ; bat shit had dullesil to supply it. Wised Hogg oint a Mike of Alias Grey awl • letter of urpiry to the wrier of those i ir igamegd rho polies Nowasstioupsunao, sad m ec ede7) rece ived a copy of dopuisises nada that ipatkieur whisk loaves no doubt that Ales Grey aird Arestatia :Fr an is. sad kg sow waft. Tb. amuse ho of his Int wallah ski subsequent aoquisamisoo bra b senewlet nomads. Ho sap that be sod his broker lon Dahlia for Livoaposi ea beard • stoma ship on the hod of Angara bat. The dash was so troweled with oute r sad am masa, and obilkoo, that the poop, which is uses* Toured he galas passengers, was literally aranket with mob pusentei with ass sishafte, mid the oaks pereagon won asopslisd to sloop below. Drawn to the hood at W sabia Paha by a more than usual spoor, the writer asked s female seenshod under tho ship's boat: She was sank as death, usuront, sad assulatod, sad from her auk sad peke saposialsa of countenance he son chided that sho hod rasa biter days, and be was moved with empria& towards her. Ilk knell round, sad in a nest blink sat shape maim soled his how she could got a glass of valor, for oho was dying with thirst. He obtained a Om of water for her, sad could not help adairft the tadpoles of ono so youg wader sub tree as • slibt Only oditybig. Ho spoke with her • low lemma, ruCksturl her asavonation " a steep medley of religious ides." Os hurling at Liverpool he saw her standing ca the quay IliftoSldo4l by a .usher et row lodged-kook hookas. He took he, ton sating-how elms at bat* red arkseissms tea kr. kr. Wills thous, she told his de was going to animas to kostios, and she skid that she bad a heal k Limped amid Mn. Lolly, who Nikki at N. 6, Goleuplue, Clarosrustrost. Altar ours allsally, they land Kn. Kelly. la whose are he loft ll=mly appeal dhow. throe or fur dvys a i Is Snag bar minting Mrs. Kelly lark bosians of weak& sod lass learnt front the Ups of Amok& that ohs led gem up bat Wisdom of going to Atiards4 sad whisk to slab a situtioa. In answer to Ow quake why she had IA kr bow, oho said she found she oiled wake will bar sitsparkor sad his yokjilsri:ii, y.star adage Wt whoa ohs woo soli her or Au rats M ih woo abet at Idarkili r beatbse, Aso' ramik woo elm by asses soladoo, who had duo sat his M wwge. She wished to gaia her owa Ihrolibiel, sad would sod could do say Waist work. Giving harped advise as to tha avoid. sow of temptation, sad kilig ler he was gulag to the Barth of England, sad would oakum to lad a situates for hot, ha loft Ism. On arriving at Nominate ou•Tyno, sad laded that a lady, a frisad of his family, wpia want of • cook, be sostisesd Ate-Mania to her, but the eft wished to know Ewa of her Wary before elder sub a person tato ber ser k s, ad Mast kir oensipiadeir Spend I. the hoz ofkusesida Nom* akar Alias Chrbtlo, Mao Allis Grey; es dopsesat — Mkt that be had as doubt that the portrait seat his was the Ukases of kissed& Haggard. Is sumer to a lease of iacielry oilkireomel to tits pollee at Liverpool, CoL Hon leasreosieei Me fellowlig reply :7 r.—OcT. 24. "Liverpool, 20th October. 1855. " Hir —le reply 10 yen of the 18th and 19 th fastest, addressid to Major Greig, and handed tome by that gentle man, testi* th e character of Alice Christie, elks Grey, Wish Hooped, I beg to inform you that overt oaken In this aim taeegeired her from the photograph, and also trust int her residence in this town in the year 1850, hasseig. at Mrs. Battles, Prince's-street. We also Had that in Has et that year she reported at this office having sa ber trunk to a mos he carry it to her intuited bleep, having jut arrived from lia ised, the ummate of with, including two one pound Irish hens mounted, esiordieg to her valuation, to 61 . Oar edgers erientliweite, wu sent with her around the town to see it she melt dad him, and whilst thus en played thee mu he s used ofpe lietesing to street muls wish she pint eat Souk Maslen se the sae to whom she 1111210.1011 her hew. sod he was tried, along with ens Owes Braise, and swam menet Keighley. Br uen was acquitted sad &sates pet Wee meths, and the other ela meths' lapelessiessth Is the blend Unreels nom- WW sad the swim she was allowed 75. per week for her heard. The *Mess entirely rested ups a piece of gimp, souse bstames eat some plush velvet found in the bow where the Omen lived. The prisoners loudly pro tested their leasessee, and accounted for the peueshoe of the Ake, width she swore to with so mach gravity and artless 11111110117 that the jury sad recorder gave full ore doses to ha ultimo*, and the bar sympathised with her wdefortette so sea as to start a col:intim in court, which realised her about M. Notting more was hard of this artful girl, who was sent at that time to her native country (Ireland), Intl abut eleven weeks else., when she milled agate on Mn. Settle, in Prinee'saseet, and remained about one hour ; and a few days after she received s letter frees her saying she was then stopping with a Mr. Futon, at rose hell io Ylintehire, but as the letter had hens ate platted ft could not be found. This is all at present known of her. • I widow yea the photograph, sad but to thank you for you taformatian, "I am, dr, yours respeetfulle, Rona: CLOUDY, Superintendent of Folios. "Colonel Hogg, Wolverhampton." Other letters have been received. Oas from a gentleman at Carlisle, requesting that • photograph of Alice Grey may be seat to him, as, from the description given of her in the papers, he believes he ma furnish some information regard. lag her. A lady residiug in the Itesent's Pork, London, km made a similar request, believing, from the dmaiptiou gives, Alio. Grey to be • lose; women who in the name of Tureen had lived in her service, which she had left • few weeks ago. This aaticipation appears to be well founded, as Alice Grey, sines her confinement in Stafford gaol, has acknowledged that she has gone by the name of Tureen. Apparently OA if a lase resource to escape from the critical positioa in which her tortuous movements have placed her, she has within the teat few days feigned madness. We ondastand that shortly after her removal to Stafford she pet on the apparent:a of insanity, and still eteatinites to simulate aberration of mind. She has, however, Woo attended by Dr. Knight, Mr. Bower (of the County Lusa tia Asylum), sad two other medical men, Mr. Wog= and Mr. Hughes, sad they are of opinion that her insanity is folioed. She will be Womb' up for rtrezantinatioe to-day (Wed nesday), in the Town Hall. when a mass of 'videlicet, which the amivity of the polies will have collected, will be brought against her. Letterset inquiry have been sent to Ireland sod other parts of the kingdom, for replies to %hick, up to the time of wide, this, soMoleat time has act yet mai -1 *ed. Active begoldes have also bees sot on foot in Bir mingham, and it is said that the man Mutlow, whose con victim she there sought to prove. intends to prosecute her for perlary. It will also, we understand, be proved that the stateneest she made to the bench Wet Wednesday, that • lawyer save her 41. at Birmingham, is tales. The gentle sta:ersa=sB,llo WI told, wee not • lawyer bet a highly e el the church of Busload, who, le osimeserellha be; gave bar • Ankles. The two boys, issdall eel Perry, ell duo be beagle sp. TWIN& there Zreto be sow as leek thee is the prom* lastest* have base abed, SIMMINIII. yet tinfertesetely for than their obareeters ore iseeirtsealy bed, and • yells. con stabler seetelhag the bow ef Perry's father heel • lams sualbse et plibleek heys wei housebreaking Inalrepreste— I Waiwkawil" 1 , • lath intelligence. COURT OF 1111111/Mlllll. 001010110111111 MI/ IN 11 COLNANS. This was the ezusthatios nrestiag is the case of Daniel Coltrane. apothecary, of Dartford. His debts were 6,2881.; wits, Mi. At the begissing of 1862 then was a deli deny of 1,88111; the rats had boas 3,1 W. ; losses and bad debts, 1,729; trade inform, 1,7641.; domestic and personal ditto, 1,6161. Mr. Liallater opposed fee aroditorr. The bankrupt, is esunisatiots. stated that he bad kept a Nokias aessunt with Messrs. Hills sad Co. His pass-book had been lest. Ha first had preesedisp takes against him last asthma, had lestruated Ms. Gibes., the 'dieter to the leak, who obtained this Ise him is some oases. la January or Ye Mr. Gibeassined his with a writ, at the met of the beakoN; up to ibeA this he had aossiderad Mr. Gibes. his solieitor—sot afterwards. Mr. Gillette knew ha was is dilitelliso. Did not defend the active of the baskets or delay than is as, way. By the procoedinp their debt was refused to 261.; Mr. Hills afterwards admired him 301., aid den mods bankrupt. He had signed a de claration af leasivessy. The bashers reoeivad about 46W. of bit dolls within • hetnight prior to his bankruptcy. Mr. Lawman seppostod. The bankrupt passed it heist naderstood that a private meeting should be Mid for the further investigation of the saroant with the beak. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. 1110111 117. WON ALMON,. Manuel de Ceetozar 40, described as a soldier, and Miguel Mwdp, 48, patients', two Spaniards, were indicted br bream and tittering an order for 1,1001., with intent to defraud. I[r Bodkin aad Mr. Sleigh prosecuted; Mr. Pany was mussel for the prisosen. 11r. Bodkin said that this case wm oat of very consider able imponases to the commercial community. the pri soners being charged with obtaining a larp sum of mosey by mamas of a forged letter of anent. Rather' briefly stated aro farm of the mes, and the Mewing iridium was ad dosed _ . . gigue F. de Marietta said—l am a partner in the firm of Christopher ge Mullett& and Ca, and we carry on the bulimic if mossiteats at Graham-hones, Old Broad street. Os the lath IdAugust we mein& • letter, app.. raptly from ear esnespea at Valencia, instructing us to give credit to the extern of 1,1001. to one Manuel de Camps. Oa the nth of August the prisoner Costner came to time esentiorlemse.eallielnelaced himself as the gentle. man Token& to in our erenspoadent's letter; and lifter some general seavereatlon be meat away. Hs earns &pia en the following day, and said he was about to make some par shams, sad be should want 1,1001., the amount for which he had the letter of credit. A cheque was accordingly made out for that sum, which I signed and gene to the prisoner. The forged letter of it was pat in. It was dated " Valerian, August 6," and bore the postmark of that date. Mr. White, a clerk in the establishment of the progeni tors, said : On the 17th August, by direction of my principals, I filled up • cheque fee I,IOW sad the prisoner Costosu dried • receipt for it I. the name of Manuel de Campo. Signor Calbsaa said: I reside at Valencia, and am • partner in the Ina of Callum Brothers. Our firm are the eonespondeats of Messrs. Marietta, but the letter of credit now produced is a forgery. The signature is an imitation of asy brother ' s writing. I know the prlneer Costosar by another name, but I know nothiag of the other prisoner. By Mr. Parry—There are three partners to our firm, bat only myself and my brother sign instruments of this descrip tion. Th e signature to the letter of credit is very much like my brother's luting, but I know it is not genuine. Beesansined: Oar firm had no transactions at any time with a penes named Mammal de Campo. Mr. Lemon, a clerk in the banking-house of Mears. Stone, Martin, and Co , proved that on the 17th August the pri. Boner Colour brought the cheque for 1,1001. to the banking-house. He was aceompanied by another man whom he believed to be the other prisoner, but be would not andertake to swear positively to the fact. He paid the cheque is Bask of England notes for 6/. and 101, and five pounds in gold. (The whams gave the numben and dates of the notes he so paid.) Henry Meld, a clerk is the establishment of Masers. Spielman end Co., mosey changers, in Lombard-street, proved that on the 17th August the prisoner Costosar changed one hundred 61. Bank of England notes for French and Belgian beak notes. He wrote the name of Campo, i land the address Lendoe Coffee-house, ca one of the notes. M. Jose Wines, • Spanish merchant in Walbrook, de posed that en the 19th of August he received a letter, appa rently signed by their eorrespoodent at Valencia, authorising him to pay to Manual de Campo • sum of 7001. on their aimoust. The letter was also, as in the former ease, dated the 6th of August, and bon the mark of the Valencia post ale, of that date. On the 16th the prisoner Caton, called at their counting-boa.., aid represented himself to be the person refined to in the letter of their correspon dent, and on the following day he paid him 7001. by a siteaple. which was cashed by eine of his clerks at the banker's, sad bank now to the amount banded over to the prisoner. Evidence was then adduced to show that this eseend in strument was also a forgery ; and it was also shown by pro perty forted in the possession of the prisoners that they wen at Valencia at the time the pretended letters of credit were posted at that city, and they appeared to have tra velled to England together, and took op their abode at the Loudon Coffee-how, where Consul. was taken into custody. Upon his being asked what be had done with the bank* notes he bad received, he said he had given them to a friend I I to take ears of ; and in consequence of information that was nbesquently received • communication was made to the Paris police, and two letters addressed to the prisoner Masip " Poste Beetante, i Paris," the address being in his handwriting, were opened, and were found to contain the whole amount of the produce of the two forged instruments in bank notes, with the exception of about 2001. Mr. Parry, in his address to the jury, said it would be unless to attempt to struggle against • conviction in the ease of Costosar, but he urged that the evidence was much less conclusive against the other prisoner, and that there was nothing positive to show that he was a party to the fraud that hod been committed. Mr. Baron Aldenon having summed up, the jury returned a verdict of Guilty against both prisoners. Soutanes was postptned. NEW COURT. Wean ra. 15505 MARTIN. Charles Simpson, 39, postman, was indicted for stealing a poet letter. The prisoner bad, it appeared, bees lettermarrier at Pot ters Bar, and had been entrusted by the butler of Colonel Carpenter tot:au:nit some money for him through the post by mesas of an order. This he did not do, but kept the mosey and also a letter subsequently rent to the butler complaining of the non-receipt of the mousy. A few days after the letter had reached prisoner for delivery, he, having another to deliver to the butler, by mistake gave the one in question, and upon finding out the error tried to get it back, and a struggle ensued, bat the butler got peeper den of it, and took it to the postmaster down there. TM prisoner, however, went after the butler to the one., and got is before the letter was given to the putmaster, and as the butler was so doing primmer snatched at it, and triad again to get it late his possession. The jury And prisoner Sulissu—hits years' penal servitude. Jobs dram, 30, poetises, was indicted for stealing a latter eontaloin mosey. The prisoner, beeidee being a letter-carrier, was engaged as a sorter at the General Poet office, and some suspicion being (statehood he was searched, and it was totted that two letters can cheques sent from Gravewad, one for 401, and Rasa* for IL, had bees purloined by the prisoner, salami Ws house to swan-place, Old Kent-road, being semedied, wilted about twenty differest letters, which The,ed purloined, were found. Jury Mad primmer Giddy, and be was sentenced to eitt i z ar es i r i spesal servitude. Waver, 38, letter-sorter, was indicted for 'Waltz' two lenses esateksing mosey. The evidseinia this imm which was not very useluive, ratlthat the primer wee engaged at the General ine an MOM MI whilst be was so employed ether sleek sew takemoties, which led to his being serrebed, Months Were mete found la his pocket. He did net, "hes shiner!, make say attempt at emmesismat, and eidd he mid net account ter their bong there. wee Mind is oreopessinienliesdne the ether sorters were is the habit of potties their Mods Me the prisomi's peak* to take his muff. bor. The jury returned a mrdiet of NM Guilty. TEE AMERICAN NAVT.—Perhaps the 11111111111114 e. Imultits that sea arise, la awe the alert OF 011/1166116111 assiests ia the tone of the hots et M. Scheele, is, what mew seems are to be takes to 0011f0111 Remark us amass Ma =t policy ? If Antrim vessels attempt le pthe without paying dues, they will simply be bed at eel mak, and this vier must ensue. An diem of ear amp esseatly remarked, that with ear contemptibly mull eel hadeqeste smal form, we Mould be math Is ape eassestrully with ems sash • pewee as Demo& The whale of our airy seat to Cepsa eh wessid see be able Is ampel her to seentreb, sad would be M retie 'NM beim the fortress of ibis the Betio fleets of the Allis Mop AMR Enmesh. We sea seine the Mishit Me Gan el/ 1 Realest has it is atm t h is probable Met Shmeerk meld be =list rid of them. We sae aim has made. sal mop her Immerse ° BIS ease this meld wpm Rut • Pair, MISMON in fie upset the liaised world, sad sight still ibli g :pg ch a d ma we krone in view. The tameless, tbeseliesh be to be ? sad bow fa it to be done ? are of no anee, end mil he a deep ambit-ratios at Weeldegdmi, 6 = we lope will be gives to them during the metro wister.— New York J 01.16111 of CONIONICIP. AltilThi. OF OZNICKAL BliaxaMlL--AINIIIie the THIRD COURT. pimempses who arrived yesterday et lisatiumplia by dm mom a. SITINIT, MI6 OA Mojew bbilibiliblin stmini :,:khoL lbbib was si bbslibib la 111411. 0. ~,,...1 11.1r. ,, Risberd Dais, 24, talkie, wee blasted for robbery with - Gls. " 'lidl 4: ll. --- -- - •o f violists Imes the pens of Chula Lads Thiesott, sad the Reds en the day of espies* 4 licheelegei. Re hes . Am him a wank sad elude, Weed at W. Mr. strived home is ill =of Mom herle t tinta da d flull aalt ; The i rr sotooso peeseen , :d oom ; a tt a o d .tto ll t r . . se lirl i d t e o fee po d s ed tio sight of jemmy threueb ladle. iftY" ma • ••• the Mb lispleather, he Gelled Is et the Equestrian ravens, legs are se swells. OM he as MC? web- though dima aa ama d, w a wa h a new F o a m, who spoke to him 8.1 63 r an g:car bil bib 1121Dit "h 611 " 1 " 17 aboselighting Nese ma. After the promester kft, be sow MIA as is Meek with mann to the sm. Re o ds hi e , moo sitrtrod Ms hat for • ems wean ea imam beeed. 'Aids it quite grey. He wee the = said seam ma had takes his hat, IN to hare Oa Nubia, sat was misted to walk by his sad t ar * N eel sus a i i gin the wey the see proses% side de-semp. The armed of presses who wifterer4 his led sa g primer after them Whoa the pre lesdko, streak with his remettable appeennes, 'ad smarm -- a L s id f ar as iha primer overtook lam "wig( lb" be Wag Mle a die Pri" V " ga g ed is lib sgas aid thee had • hat ea. Re thanked peosecutor, sad emelt of Sebeetspel se the lest ten' 'ad Oedema by, „ kid ' h i m la muss o wn a B oo; as istemethiag te 40k. IA bask respeethdly, to stake a way for his le pees shag p nimor did M. h a t had sus owe gra ens et the meis Os desks. read lira he ems seined by IN ease mom me et wince ROSIIAI Asuarezzi.—Moseures e/ rest ierrecity ! N ubia IN mad the tbmak 4• 2l l,____ko bak,,_2 1.1. 08 11 41 4 beat jut been ordered by the Cm pica Om who ma- what Sill p‘lair WO kb wadi •••• I n° Wee se reside ahead. le Lletala, the Maim of 'email *ea bed his el man, sad, slier bikini bilk gnu seldom, who aide abroad hate beet pima sada Mims epos the pease, rea e& Tem days after that susedlembigs iamb their Ism et powiries has am pewww ow the T. Wait eta pablieheass in the migh ingibeg, assielikti is a sirmaissisa irlaig made m the hsibsed, sa d Melted ea Wiser to Ms, het the MINI the ZuPber Is ibismilaad Is Pal ea sad to the esailebis had se man get held :r a mie= thee he was amide et aisNtaYs sa themes" the Remiss miles. Is me W. by boo of his sabbakis t best '6...,.......a,...•114".Zr bb air osaoIIONFIoad•INNW emeiniag aimed wallah hem the Named. sad it was 441 meta muss la ps Idbanis will swamp Messiahs. and nodal ea amiss er s aw, beig that In wee sharp& et Betratrmt, trent She Imam us the emcee he emi rue. M es embeties were, sad spared him of whisk tone the estates, H the swam sell semi' Moo, T b. jog goad legalmer Swat,. ME be sandoessed, salsas pailialfar Mamitiesell ma be It wee MGM by the aim that the steam tad Ms Mee& horned *Omit akeredimgleigglimlsd. esavisial IA PAIR, anti Me Meier Mahar% eled Mew teaced to seven years' traasvortatton, and that nine month ago he was released from Wakefield gaol upon a ticket of leave, sines which time he hid bees panning his old habits, and was an associate of a most desperate gags of street thieves. Ha was ordered to be kept is penal servitude for four years. William H. Weatherly, 24, poulterer, and George Howes, 47, victualler, were indicted, the former for sealing and the latter for receiriog a cash-hoz, limn sovereigns, a 20 dol lar Mem, three gold rings, and some erearitiss, belonging to Joseph Stigmas. Mr. Payne prosecuted, and Mr. 80. Mason defended. The facts of this case appeared in the papers of Monday list. Against the prisoner Howes there was but very *light evidenra of hie having any knowledge that Weatherly, who , is his son•in-law, and who pleaded guilty, bad stolen the, property, which it will be remembered was stolen upon the 17th of this mouth from the bar parlour of the Ling's Arms, Philip lane. The jury immediately Aegstitial Howes, and the other prisoner, who had up to this time borne an ezrelleut cha racter, and had evidently yielded to a sudden temptation, being at the time not quite sober, was maenad to three months' imprisonment and hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION•HOUSE. Bridget Williams and Mary Donovan were brought before Sir R. W. Carden, charged under the following clienta -1 stances : Mn. Stone, of Ivy-street, Houton, said—Last night I was at my daughter'., in Clenttnt's-place, San-street, and 1 heard the screams of several children. The door was opened by my other daughter, and I saw Donovan holding • female child by the bate of its heed, and the child fell and grazed its elbow. My daughter spoke to me about the cruel treat ment, and then Williams ran up and said if alio got at my daughter she would kill her. My daughter got into the house, and the two prisoners swore, calling us dreadful IMMO, that they would murder us. I ran to tail a policeman, into Sun-street, and when I returned they were both in custody. They were both drunk. I bad never seen them before, and it took several policemen to secure and take them to the station. Miss Louisa Stone (daughter of the first witness) said—l saw Williams seise a child by the throat, and both prisoners throw oboist several children in the most shameful manner. The children were crying. The prisoners swore at me, and said they would serve me oat. One of them had a child by the hair and the other knocked the child down. The mother of the child attended, and said the little girl was much frightened by the treatment she bad received, and The by being thrown against iron railings. The prisoners, one of whom is a married woman, said they bad met friends who would insi.t upon treatiag them, and that having taken share of some gin they did not know exactly what they had been about afterwards. They said, too, that in their country they were in the habit of throwiag 'Whine about without hurting theta, and that they sop. pond they had handled the little girl in that way ; and the prisoner who was sensed of having seised the child by the throat declared that she mistook in her intoxication the little sufferer for one of her cousin's children, and wanted merely to give her a kiss. (A laugh.) Sir B. W. Carden regretted to see young women of respectable appearance under such a charge. He believed that the drink they bad been induced to take was the cause of the bad conduct which had been described, and be hoped that his sentence would tend to improve their habits, which the language and the violence they had used showed required immediate correction. He then fined each of the prisoners 20s. The Prisosere—We have no money. Sir B. W. Carden—Then you must go to prison for 21 days. You may depend upon it that your confinement upon low diet will cure you both. Committed. GUILDHALL. Mr. Alderman Finnic, in referee*, to the can of the two Spaniards, Manuel de Cortazor, alias Campo, alias Regaled°, and Miguel Masip, whom he recently committed fer trial on two charges of obtaining 1,1001. and 7001., by means of forged letthrs of credit, said he had received • communing• Lion from Messrs. Barton and Gander, a highly respectable firm at Bordeaux, complaining of a similar fraud practised upon their home by means of stolen letters of credit, and forged bills, or drafts, epos Messrs. Drummond, the ban kers, of London. Having seen a report of the examination and committal of the two Spaniards, in ealignani's Messen ger, they believed. from correspondence they had bad with persons at Gibraltar, and other places in Spain, that there existed • regularly organised band of villains infesting every continental town, who made it • business to forge letters of credit, and use stolen letters for the purpose of forging bills of exchange. They also thOoght, from the following sir eninstantes, that • party who bad victimised them to the amount of 20W., was either one of the two Spaniards in custody, or a member of the same gang. It appeared that on the lit of June last a person, having all the appearance of an Englishman, drove up to their ogles in • carriage and pair and stating his name was A. R. Sutherland," presented two letters of credit for 5001. each, drawn in that name and signed by Messrs. Drummond. On one of the letters of credit the amount of 475 f. was endorsed as having been advanced to the bearer by two douses, at Malaga and Seville, leaving • balance of oily 251. due upon it. At the IN quest of the bearer Messrs. Barton and Gunder advanced him that amount, and a fur ther sum of 1751. upon the other letter of credit, taking his bills for both sums upon Masers. Drummond. Oa the fol lowing day they forwarded the bills to their London agent, but on being presented for payment Messrs. Drummond declared them to be forgeries, as the real Mr. Sutherland was in Roglaed at the time the bill* were suppoerd to have been signed by him at Bordeaux. As soon as Miens. Barton and Gunner discovered they had been robbed they gave swift to their correspondents at Paris, Toulouse, and Nantes, to put them on their guard. They also inquired at all the hotels, but no Mr. Sutherland had been sees, and the police had been equally unfortunate in treeing him. There was also a letter from Mr. Alexander It. Sutherland, of Sliver-hill, Torquay, stating that be was retuning from Seville to Malaga on the 21st of February last, when a small black leather bag, containing the two letters of cre dit for 6001. each abovementioned, was stolen from his bed room during the night he passed at the Ponds Nueva di Palmer Ramps. He immediately informed the Spanish authorities, as well as the nasals and bankers at Malaga, Cadiz, Seville, and Gibraltar of his loss. He also wrote to apprise Messrs. Drummond of the circumstance, and they took the necessity steps to stop any advances being made spots the letters of credit. Alderman Finals said than was no doubt there was a very extensive gang of desperate characters who had their agents, all over the continent, and made it their business to watch travellers from town to tows, seeking the first opportunity of robbing them of their portmanteaus, by which means Wee desperadoes possessed themselves of genuine letters of credit, which enabled them to forge others, and carry on their system of plunder to an almost ruinous extent. From all the circumstances that had come to hie knowledge, he really feared there was some truth in the report ti •p -peund some tute hack with regard to the two Spaniards, Cortesr► and Masip, being connected with • band of brigands and forgers frequenting all the continental stations, and he believed, if publicity wets given to the ease, that it would lead to the detection of the aoi diming Mr. Sutherland, who, be believed, would be found to belong to the same gang. He hoped, through the medium of the press, that the public would be cautioned, and that travellers on the con tinent would see how necessary it was to look carefully tc their property, MARIBTS. COTTON.—LivanrooL, Oar. 24.—The market closed tamely and bossily. without soy umbra change in prices. Ths sales aro 6,000 babe -600 for ozport—oonsprisiog 4,000 Americas'; 440 Porous and Karma's= ; 200 Egyptian, at dd. to 13td.; 1,000 Surat, at 34. is 464. ; and 60 floa Islands, at W. to le. 9d, par lb. CORN.-Borrow, Ocr. 24.-Our market Wetly los burn well @applied with wheat, aid prism Is. lower tbaa thoael current the sad of last week. Red, 80s. to 84s. ; 86s. Beans, 62a to 655. Peas, 50s. to 52.. Berley, malting, 40s. to 445. ; grinding, 365. to 38s. Hrocitrow-ox•Tsze, Ocr. 24.-The npply of grain to this day's market was Rodents. Wheat was bald for a egasidersble &dyes's, which checked the sale; it wee, how ever, cleared tff at an advance of 3e. per quarter as last week's priers. B irley sells at fall prices. Beans le. per quarter higher. Oats 6d. to le. per quarter dearer. Flour 3s. per seek higher. Imports during the past welt:- Wheat, coastwise, 974 qrs. COIL, OCT. 24.-(By English sad Irish Hegsetie Telegraph.)-771 barrels white wheat. 396. 6d. lb 44e. 94.; 66 barrels red wheat, 325. to Ws. ; 91 barrels do. 39e. to 41e. 9d. ; 63 barrels do., 41e. 9d. to 431.; 126 banal . barley 12s. to 16s. tel.; 111 hangs ditto, 161. 6d. to 12s. 6d. ; 261 berrele ditto, 121. 6d. to 19e. Bd. ; 1,726 barrels oats, 13e. to 14s. 7d. ; 211 bands ditto, 14e. 7d. to 16s. ' • 408 bursas ditto, 16e. to 16s. Bd. Hay, farmers', 60s. to 68s ; dealers', t 7s. to 80s. Strew, farmers', 280. to 361.; deaen% 375. Clover, Is. Ocr. 24 —Trade woo slow to- dapTievertheleee a eleariare was effiteted at a alight radao• tioa oa last week's raw. Boa undo hoot le. Bd. to 4..841; Mutton, de. to be. Veal, de. to 6e. Pork, 31. Bd. to Se. per stool of 81he., shaking the offal. BUTTER—Coax, OCT. 24.—(8y English and Irish Magastio T&imph.)—Firsts, 336, 1094. ; mom* 896, 10 45.; MAE. NO, 065.; fourths, 133, 922.; fifths, 26, 365. ; sloths, 6,705. SUlClDE.—Betweell tau and eleven *Moak as Taudai evealap, a sea mated James Goodly.. a Frieda polisher, residing at No. 12, Pawns-etreet, Tottenham. maroroad, tweemitted salable by hearing himself to a bedstead la the top new of the &sus. It appeased hem iatmities that the deseased, who eampletod hie2olli birth. day towards the slaw eras past week, hope to selebeare it by a series of denotes waies, which he matimmed. wI het slight intenaission, wail be pet an sad to his ealkasses. Barroa. Ocr. 10.--The Lady Baaaarmaird (s r.), lease with waheSsey, has bees 'sphered saw Tomah' by beats her the Mamraiie duo, sad the mass and stew aloe Owasso. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCIL CASUALTIEd. Curia Pigeon.—The eaptein and crew of tlis ge n i Pigeon (which sailed on the 19th from Cork far end towed into Queenstown on the 22nd,a direlser,Z pumps choked, and fi ve feet of water in her hold) landed on the 220 d imam at Queenstown, by A s 17; alone, from flandswelL—Liverpool, Oct. 24. Dash (schooner), from Liverpool to Cork, whisk reported aground on West Boyle lest week, neat Mk, yestardap.—Liverpool, Oct. 24. Sarah Neuman, for Calcutta, has pat beak Ike IMMO% with &teethes apparatus damaged —Liverpool, o et South Carolina, for New Orleans, and the Blame.. i v Arica, which sailed on the 220 d instant, have pit leek Liverpool, Oct. 24. ARRIVED. AVATAPTA-14 LW Orpool, October 34, tr0ut........./4.10.6..- Aros-at Liverpool, October 24, from . - .......... - . 41. ANINICA—at ibrefFPOL October 144,, haft . ..........M., Ilaroomersa-ot LimpoOl t 24. bra ......... n i= Aimee-at Oc twes, October 33, troot ...-.-_,...,..Aii; Brstrems Hors-at NU, October 33, tres__., .. Ilsonsmaireako-033 Falmouth, October 23. iiiii...:"7 :Ilitt liwiev-at Ch mead. October 31,. trout Cerr or Losuirs-at Oroseeed, October 14, 3.4 ::: : h Caleseenom-et Liverpool, October 24 . lrolo• .--.1...i., Oessoece-st Liverpool. ciewo. H . tram ........._ DAVID Caoccerr-et Liverpool, °doter 31, tratt ""__ ,fir EIIIPALD -at Oork, October 31, tram .......... ........... ....... pm bah op 11111DDOI (e.)-at Portsmouth. October 13 64.46 41 EimAip_et laverpo4 October 24 4tel tros. ........... tillteeramr Oral —iirram::assuusi_esAmt.ssia_atioluTomo._assramax-alt 1 1 :sumstrni, -- 7 1 1 v 7 :i l t rompot i"orPool :_ 01 : zo Wati : o?taixtr 7 rd.si.otet e olo 2 d, : vostobw 4. :b. 24,1 0:04.bw : 14.044. 1rfta' 2 . : 45 . .,. fra. .......... t: I frain. 1.-- 34. : , nce : " . ..ir tia.. ... "j1ik r....:. ,801bm "--- ...34...4..z.7... juisi4;o:. 3" : or CPsemetowm, October 22, hue _........... -,---.. MIN ASS llumoroa-al , Oetotee n, IV:SC.... m ai m% lAre-1110118110th. mow n, h a s - - _ Liverpool, October 24, Nirruing-off Liverpool, October K. ..... Jim Tet Oaterr-at Clatenatoms. Os 4 sr 27, kw—. Oawa-at Gravesend. October 22. ben PAILADZIIIa•—at Liverpool, Otecter 24, from philZ Peen AND Ineraam-at Gravamed. CMeber Si, trod p ROBERT Pawnor-at Cork, octant 21. from ........ ......Leap Itorsen-at Falmouth, October El. rsia Rae-at Quseratown, October n. trts.7— "." Roam. llovennow-et Deal, October $4, nem---31/Mvue Iteura-at Gravesend. October 24, from lizmusaammt -at Oreveseed, October 24, .10111 t—at Cardiff, October 21. - 7a Zi Zi Bm.via-at Ottoman, October Flo - or.ajoast Liverpool, Octobeer 24, from Timm. (r.)—at Liverpool, Oetotor 34, tros......onrafti Yearns -at Pill, October 23, Wan—at Cardiff, October 22, BAILED. Arum-from Cardiff, Kletober 12, lee Irate-from Plymouth, October 23, to ........ IMMO Ass *Ars-from Ora**, October 22, Aram-from Granneod. October 24, Babas Ilmbrut-frog Gravesend, October 23, to Braaten .-/TOMOravesend, October 24, to jto Brarrease-from Shields, October 23, to unease* Boarcoesa-trom Cardiff, October 23, to Oiltdr Bas-from Cardiff, October 22, to Caro-from Cardiff, October 22, to Ccestmeeni Cirr or RomeseAs -from Gravesend, October 24, to Cosomuna-from Oravtuend, October 24, to ....... fkuraname-frein Gravesend. October 24, to ..... Curanesta-from Gravesend, October 24, Duna-from Gravesend, October 24, to Ike* Eusisant-from Newport, 11., October 21, (*in Error-from Cardiff, October 21, to . Irak* Emmons-trout Middlesborough, October 9S, ' , usurper (se.)-from Liverpool, October OIL Pmecoe-Imat On October 24, to Jae* Ptutr-hoes SWIM, October 21, to OvtYstYgY Oillelta Kam-trees Partemouth, October 13. flirts-from Crammed, October 24, to Line-from Gravesend, October 24, to LOW J. llomam-from Cardiff. October 22, t 0... ....... La Poeta-from Orameet d, October 24, to QM" Masser-from Cardiff, October 23. to Nes& MAomar-from Gravesend, October 24, to MAoms-from Gramm{ October 24, to ..... NIMILIDI-from Gravesend, October 91, to ......... Ours-from Cardiff, October 23, to Pam* from Newport, M., October 22, t 0........- Rocusaa-from Gravesend, October 24, to it Ai Sorrow Barran-from Crammed, October 24, to...o2Wanrade Swirr -from Cardiff, October 22, to -.l3Mms Sur -from Grassiest), October 24, to OMNI*. Srmyr Dnepr-from Crammed, October 24, Ws. Camper-from Gramm:aid, October 24, to WO Wtaceoa-from Gravesend. October 24, to ..........ocalmangs Tomes BLAns-from Cardiff, October 23, VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ameba* from Bombay, for Liverpool, Aug. 27, W. 341,1 a, Bs B. ATVs. from Ciudiff for Monte Video, Sept. 21, lat. 10 2,1 e Anemia (ship), Oct. 16, lit. 41 48 N. lon. 8.50 W. Beta (Oldenburg brig), from Bahia for Falmouth, Sept. 24, IL N., 10.. 36.30 W. Bengal (barque), from Landon for Calcutta, Sept. 10,1 e. USA, Inn 2 1 011 W . Carthage (ship), from Liverpool for Lima, Sept. 10,1 st. sl4„le 25 W. Earl of Sefton, from Caleutta, for Liverpool, Aug. 19, 511.17 2, W. 54 E., 47 days out. Brume (aldp), from Liverpool for Melbsunw,. Sept.ll, lat. 10 N, lon. 23 W. Elowick (or Europa), from Arrange for Falmouth, Sept.2s,lst. II A. loa. 27 W. Favourite, from Buenos Ayres for Liverpool, Oct. 4, lat. fl N,Ma 33 W. Fanny Buck, Porter, from J make for Imadon, Oct. 4,14.44, 71 ; mow sick. Forest Monarch, Sept. 13, lat. 11 S., lon. 21 W. Hallam, from Cape Town, for Logsdon, Oct. 6, ht. 28 N, loans', (33 days). Jeannet tachooner), of Lembo, from Sydney for Leedom, eile,6 ll . 34.50 N., 100. 37.38 W. ; out 120 days. La France, bound N. 8., lat. 38 Pt., ion. 29 W. Leonidas (ship), of Widest, from Cebu:to for Died" OM 3 , 66 41 N. lon. 13 t. .50 W. ; 211 days ou Maid of the Isles (brig). Leask, from Callao for Leedom Sept% Ist. 11.06 N.. lon. 37.12 W. few World, Knight, from New York for Liverpool, Oet. S. PLO , Mo. 71. ' wthe, from Liverpool foe New Orleans, Oct. 23, 11 am, Si Me W. of Holyhead. (Belgian schooner). Horoboetel, of Glint, from WOW Falmouth, Sept. 36, lat. 36.35 N.. lon. 39.15 W. ; out 133 41711. Prtnee Edward, from Bohm for Ueda; Oet. 1, Ist. 35, los. 74. Bosom, from Amman, for Cork, Sept. 141.1.20 tL• la& 1 5. Ranger, of Ballyeettem from Liverpool for dydaey, Oct. 30 ; 4 1 1 1 out; all well. Sitasl M P .36 h6dWitah N ( , abit lo barP o ) : q l fiimul 3 e .l9 audii Landon, 33 r W irom . ; krTabie yda-"IleP4-lots. 15t1N3.14.1"662,211. Mumma, from Sunderland, bound south, Wets 30 , 134 . 31 If ' , l ' fa 24 W. Sultana (a.). from Liverpool. for Melbourne, Oct. 26, 2..0., 6MY south of Tusher, wind B.W. 1828Une, Sept. 29, lat. lo N., lon. 27 W. Telegraph, tom Amsterdam. for Batavia, Sept. 20,11 t. 4 7 1 .0 04 . U W. wig, for London, Oct. 11,elat. 36 N., lon. 31 W. Themes Suet (brim, ifOra cierra Leone for Louden. 5ept.10,64. 8656 11e.86.42 W. : 26 darn out. Wawa mad has (Britian' barque), from Leedom fee Nev 161 33 3. Sept. 4, lat. 3.19 N lon. 21.48 W. ; a ll well. Tett. from Liverpool , for Mobile, Oct. 13 (soon), off Holyhead. w-e . -, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. !Smith-terrace, natanteriratthr the aB or S Budd, fig., or a sou. APEL.—Oet. at Oreett-terrace, Hyde-park, the wlfe 019. 0 4 4 !eq., of a daughter. LADEN.—Oot. 19, at Nightingales, Chalfont St. Gags. Bed 4ii wife el tha Be►. J. C. Hades, of a rod. LANBURY.—Oet. 93, at Saves.equare, Ilyde-park, tbe llolol * Mahon', jam., Esq., al a daughter. )11124SON.—Oat. 91, at llreadstalre, the wire of Y. g,jobrate, 991. 8, at of • datable& LOOM4.—Oet. 10, at DA Burnham, Butte, the wife of 10 0 , ce• frigbier. N.NBILL—Osi. 20, at lana , k, N. 8., the wife of H. IL IC2II I , to of Cannata', amity Donegal, of a danghttr. NRVILL.—Oct. 21, a. Upper Orono.-- the Lady D 340111 , the wUe of W* & PO* - of awn. PURVEB.- ,13, St of • dastibtar. TOD.—Oet 19, at Stratfold.areen, E.t.a, Mr& A. Tad. a • ~N L TBUEI , II7.—Oet.H. at Ea haat hill, th e wile of Mr. U. TtIoN" • daughter. MARRIAGES. DAVISON—STEIL—Oct. 20, at Marytaboos Church, by the WA. Martin, O. L. Dynan, rag.. of George Town. Demerara. 10 plias, daughter of the late .1. C. King, Dn., of IX Jlt'rows legentkpark. .10M128-ILOCIL—Oet. SO, at Christ'. Church, Forest-bill, lf td W. 8. Bird, T. D. Jones, Esq., son of the late D. loran i10r. 4 Patbdaoree, sonnty gligo. t.) Katharine Harriet Utak &N W ' W. lock, Esq., of Portland Villas, Yorest-bill. MILROY—DUDOWIL—Oct. El, Met. IMMO% Weetboossollwo*_....._ Mr. A. Milroy. pia., of rameenrt, Corshill. to Worn daughter of D. Dudgeon, Ere , of Gook., Yorkshire. 9. SILLT—JOHNETON.—Ocr. 20, at It. PIDIRSI Kew Ctvraftsltt Bev. W. Howes, B. Tilly, Esq., of Chantilly, coon/ ci l iwae . Mary Woods, daughter of IL Johnston, En., 01 Wiest's-park. WEAVER—TATS.—Oct. 22, at St. Mares, Cbeitabas, C. IL Rall, Edward, sos of the late C. Meows, Faq, of Oloaesater, to Agnes Fanny, daugbter of the tats HAW , formerly of Chalfont, in the mine county. DEATHS. DROORES.—Ost. 11, Sarah, wlle of Mr. G. Brooke!, of Watretheraptca. DROOKING.—Oet. St, et Hyd.apark.equare, Dleeaor, the IFNI i ll S. Braoadag, H.q. COOK L—Cet. 3e, at Stafford, Trams, wile of Kr. C. Coke, Nod 64 LAWSON.-Oet 20. attLeagbant Hall, Northumberland , N. 1 . 8 " 114 Nall KILLITT.—Oft. 20, et Piceltaserye, Labour. Met of th e Is. a 3. rag., an 72. D. rowau..—oet it, at Satre Hose, West Derby, ars: Ltrirr--, Pews% Nal. ogee DC wr RICZETS.—oet. 11, at St. Jobs's-reed, Upper Lek" et ager-etreet, Straad, aged eh. Olt SPAWI,--Oet. SI, et Staidetro. rt. g lo m. sc. 0$I" Molly aged / I.fog WILLIAMS. • OM. SS, at Ceder Hoge% New nitit t " d . jig* B. William. Bee. TOl7l4o.—Oet. 14, it Welts mat the See, Norfolk. 11.. "I. K.D aged Se years. i t il arale.= e. De" t• End. hi Ito se -TivaiDAT. 0014611* AREA Oot. leave I =d Bristol, 'Di EMI Wat 'Mot, opp NEW NV.v ELECT Lli prefsre Philosophy, added. Pa terms. Pr EDWARD emit, also TO. L O MILT 1001) for ogee order etation.—Ad "This Is bloaters, a Reward, b "Mr. Let Skaters. be SNOOD gave It. James's EATL riori 0 winter stoc Black Teas de. 6d.—EA Great EL Ile WRIT T.l pa ere LE worst write freedom se Prospect Cbeapalde, THE P Mr rosewood d ship. Inter pretended thigulsbert patentee's Mfr. Bllro TH . 114CREATI aNCREAT lion. 4s. ILICRAT Third E E,ll ZKOREAT ZOlttos. FIRS' for turer on ( Author of . ►, 41,000. • Tama at • Trissesuir. aiksaitir, ipso ot Lbt tfiasetlrr4 ..Aborders ; =4l •Mehl ,t bai: • To be publl somti T" Pket =publish • History of " Goethe' 6U knew." LLUS Num • Ithe the Duper• and kers II • Baby Phew et the sven nal article. 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