The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-10 00:00:00

6 NAVAL Azipmzurazt PORTSMOUTH, Sims 9. The deepsteh of • squadron for the Bey of Naples' will be early. The Neptune, 120, °stole, 120. are under orders to sad 7arthwitb. The Neptune is frau, tv esti, sad the Roessoad, 6, paddle sloop, is al-s ready to aettompossy her ead take her is tow, stiou.d the grata be un favourable. This Bs. Grierge is to be ready by to•sorrow aeradag, sad it h espeeted she will be atoosapanied by the Matate., 17, screw sloop. The St. Orrin's ',verbalism vete eat of repair, bet thesis have bean made right toil Sitiffol/11. The Bow Pomp. 72, mew ship, Captain Williams, is "kiss mortar beds en board for the mortars she skipped at hbe,rne3s, aid she is expected to saes to-morrow la tat Chinos. Ilhe takes out 400 shill from this anseasi. The steam teak Teasel Wye has not yet sailed, having e• me late harbour to adjust her compviset. She is expected to sad to morrow with the Bansparei! The steam transport Hollander, No. 221. arrived at Bp4;beed X 3 day frog the Crises, without inewido, Trio Arabia steam transport same into hal twor yesterday, mad disesharkod the 220 invalids sLe has ()might home hoes tae seat of war. The worst we., few in somber, were ossroyed to hospital, and the remainder to barrack quarto". Tue ler," somber of 206 navel apprisaticee and newly raised men, trained iu the Illustrious, and &alert, sad wei• to day take, onto Elpithead in the Sprightly steamer. Firs of them were plated on board the ?house, and •Ise ressaisits 2000, board the Sansparoil for distelba lion in the B atk Boa loot. They wore a fist lot of young kilo.", and will be • coedit to the aim. The Deck, dockyard lighter, sailed last sight fit Pea brats with gear for the &Islas, 91. screw, shortly to he Imuielsed, and brought to this port to 6t oat. WOOLWICH, Sm . 8 Daring the past week aa experiment' has been anted oa to the Royal Animal to ascertain the durability of two differeat kiada of mate for iron gum. Two Sisals iroa glum, weighing 66 get., were brcoght down to dm Butt, ma of them having the ordinary iron vent sad the other a (topper mat. Bea gm was loaded with cartridge W 10 lbs. and one shoe, sad two hundred rounds were fired est of mak the the beteg find as goicia as it messed in weeks. When the usher of rounds were done and the ram examined it was found that the one with the ins mat Mil begun to get @Merged, and the copper etc had sot hem an the least disturbed. The eaperiensat was tarried as sed.r the superintendents. of Captain A. Vandeleur, Instructor of Royal Gen FaCtOrille. An encampment M to be formed down at Chatham, near Brampton 8./racks, for 500 of the 11c )el Sappers sad' Miners, who sr* to be seat from W. eiwich. Adjutant Lemniere is still st Aldershott ; the number of volunteers he Ma received is 110. A son commissioned cffiesr of each trade mostly requved is with the A jatan', to try the mob in their respective trael.s. Toe seri w meanies Z leave, sow lyieg off Woolwich, has commenced tikieg in 10 inch shells for IDS Crimea. SOUTHAMPTON, Barr 9. The Victoria, screw transport steamer, left Mae for Om Crimr■ to-d.y, with 360 tool; of .•ell., 60 haw. sad • assaber of claim, whams minas appeared i• tho Dasiy Novo Saturday. DEVON PORT. 82PTI3elni 9. The H i berate, 104, littiog here for gusrdahip at Malta is to be completed by the 17th instant, when she will be ties from the dockyard, and the Kent, Mid-rote, taken is ,_to be fitted as a sheer hulk. The Brameriek, 80 (aaraw), I. in the dock at Keyhole, to be Awed with her lasehinery. The Black Id isle, Mister Colman-In Pithy, is here awaiting me arrival of the Lords of the Admiralty, who will arrive on Tuesday IlkoreinF. The Impregnable, 104, Capt. Wiwi, and the Avon, steam tender, wire mastered i n Friday by the Cmiimsader-ia- Chief, Admiral Sir W. Parker. Bat. Thai Elf freight skip, is alongside theVietaelliag-yard, kiddie(' fur tee Toe ' , sacral of Mr. Dent, the late storekeeper of the dockyard, op Friday, was very avinerowily attended by came of the dockyard and fury, sad others. DUBLIN, Barr. 8. About 150 volaateera from the Cheshire Militia have arrivid at Wator!ord, oa their way from Liverpool to Woolwich, such Wag the singular route chosen for them, though some petty economy ; the lies by sea, notwithstand ing the delay at Waterford, being considered cheaper than the ii , ort ors by railusy. The Omega' Militia Artillery, just arrived at Omagh, have given 30 voleatmrs to the Royal Artillery. i A non-oommierioned officer of the Soots Fueilier Guards, at present oa the recruiting service in Newry, has 'gain tried the constabstlery, but as yet none of that force expressed say iatention of volunteering into the lite. A troop of the 31 Dragoon Guards left the Royal Bamako this mo►aiag for the Carragh, and three other troops will lava cm Monday. Beforriag to the &WM wound received by Capt. Browne, is the trenches, on the 2ith of August, as mentioned is the warnteposdeam of the Repress, the Ksidesuay Moderator says:—" TM numerous Kilkenny friends of this beam and distinguished ofilosr—of whose sellout bearing on the massion of the Monolog of the Quarry Works ills late Caamaderia•Chief bore ash high testimony—will rejoice to leant that hie family have received • letter from him written aloes the inflietios of the wound, in which he states that so fear is entertained of say dagger to his life, although me se apprehension—which we trait may prove unfounded —.woe felt by his medical attendants, that the lam of his left arm might be involved." Captain Browne is the sou Maks wiry Bev. Dear. of Limner,. and wee long stationed at the Med of the engineering department of the Kilkenny diarist. The Canard transEeet Jars has arrived in Liver peel fee ea otrethaal. TM Admiralty screw trearport Al skews will be ready for en scaly nest week, and will sail bows as illetartlay with troops and roves for the seat of was. The screw steamer Meander, 1,040 toes, the property of Moms. J. Moss sod Co., and the American screw-steamer Omens Btate, 1,000 tom, have been takeo up by g meat, sad will be despetabed to the seat of war in a dip or ewe with mortars, oh it, shell, sad huts. ettleettissmaste base has leased for ships to proceed to Dublin, there to embark pest sod turf coal for the see of thy army is the Crimes. A large batch of naval volunteers hive been seat up to Leaden from Liverpool. A Naw " ikaaw."—The establishment of so many sew moos companies fineshedows the time when the aux iliary mew will take precedence of all other !sloe's of pro pelling Mips. Ole of the latest improvements in this is 'mew breach of n twig/riot is that of • working engineer, tamed Fisher, of Liverpool, who bee patected his invention ander the asst of the Venetien screw. This is so sppro prism designation ; tech bled* of the screw hieing two pa rallel slots, which allow the bask water to pass through, imitiesd of beteg met by a solid resistance, while they give the screw ender Helium, and furnish other ecivautsges which require some emineeriaq ezperieece to dererilw. The Vested a screw Las bad the honour of being tried on the 'opal yacht Fire, and it bas gradu.lly worked its way into aegis", until it km sow sot pertneceot*. flied to a new steamer of large dimenoiene sad beautiful model. The La bour, the Dame of the ship, left Liverpusl the other day, ander the auspice. of the Eastern Archipelago Company. She is an Iron ship is built ens the tubular principle, and the stale is which she is just reported to have weathered a heavy Rah in the Irish &a proves the camerae's of that priumpls. Though the sea ran so high end so strong, that fears were at Bret entertained for the eafety of the mewl, she rode the storm like • throe of life, scarcely 'hippie' any water, and reuderieg it ueneeemary to close the httchee. Title severe test to the ship was oleo a complete trial to the screw. Leas fuel wee consumed than would have been re quired in ordinary came, • greater speed was attained, while the l easwereed to the helm in beautiful style From the result of the trip, so far as reported, there can be so doubt tb.t the modeller of the 'lair, Mr. James Modems, as well at the inventor of the screw, are desert tag of the thanks of ell who Sr. interested in the speed end safety of our commercial Sim.— Mon:heater Doily • MI6THING _ N ENV lht SHIPBUILDING AND Still' PSOPULIBION.—There Is now in the yard of Meats. Cato, Miller, and C Liverpool, no irly finished acid ready fir launching, a small steamer of about 109 toot. She is on a new principle, of iron, and the propulsion is different to say yet tried. Her bow is like that of so Icelias Canoe, 'welling out at asidsbips to her greatest beau, where sh• is almost circular, thins graduelly diminishing; towards the eters form at the water-lino assimilates to that of the tail of • fish. About tan feet before the stern-post there is so opesiug or space of abo-4 fifteen inches wide, in which re Telles a disc, ne the periphery of which an flied the fins or impaling aadee. Aloft, in other Tepee, abs resembles ea ordtaary anew steamer with a very narrow beam. Her accommodation is for about tweet, pentagon, and, vain' appearances deceive, she will be as tatraordiaary fast steamer. We an informed that her eagle's are thirty•horse power; sad to all who feel so Interest is steam, end its pewee we would recommend ea early visit. She is, we eadertte:ad, the property of Mr. J. Monde', Mr. Birch, the patentee, and tonne gentlemen. Tiers is also, is the same yard, a smell rend on the seas principle, lateaded for the ecinveyance of goofs's the snail between Liverpool sod Mainheater, with so engine of two-horse power, which power is eaderstood will be applied to the toadies and der shorties of gaols. The Board of Admiralty have invited tniders tobe soot into ftenosrset bone. Leedom, for mule to convey about 2,160 tons of ordains. stores to Salaklava. The atone are light, being chiefly relepare4 of timber of 11 fset Magtha TM vessels to be quite ready to mein cargo, sad to be assented toe at a rate pet tan for the qsantity of slays tiallvered. Tihmenow, the llth imiteat, at nese, b the lest hoer fee receiving teenere. COMIIANDER-IN•CIIIira :0711CS, SEPT. B.—Bla jar General Yolks will hell alone en Tuesday &est. DUBLIN, Sm. e. A public roosting was held yesterday, is the-Taws' Hall, Belfast, (or the purpose of taking measures to rewire the art of Carlisle, at his approsahlpirtra in the troet fitting manner.' The meeting was at tended by persons the most opposed to each other in religions and political opinions, and all agreed in ' thinking that his Excellency's visit was a graceful compliment to their city, and to the memory of the late gifted Earl of Belfast, whose statue they were to ioangu-ate on the occasion. The event appeared to afford the utmost satisfaction, and it was resolved that they should honour his Excellency, both as the representative of our gracious Sovereign acd as visit ing their city on the present special occasion. It has been finally arranged that Mr. Duffy, M.P., shall place in the Leads of Mr. McMahon, M.P. the necessary document to vacate his seat for New Rosa whenever his constituents are prepared with a candi date to return in his stead. _ It is stated that a public dinner will be given in Waterford to Captain John O'Connell, M.P., now in that city with his regiment, the County of Dublin Militia. The Waterford News relates the following incident: When Capes's 0 Coorell was on parade on the Mall, on Tersday, a citizen, or Yowls Ireland principles, ran up to him, and with a tcach en the shoulder abruptly raid— " lierecitat7 bondman, we know you not." Ur. O'Con sell tweed monad and very kindly shook hands with him. The act was done, we believe, without ulterior', and was, as it should have been, very generally condenscsd by men of ovary politial form of thinking. The favourable weather, which has now lasted with no material interruption for some ten days, has brought the harvest work to a very forward state, and one week snore will see it completed everywhere, except in eases of small patches in backward locali• ties. Both the yield and the quality of the grain are in general described as very satisfactory. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1855. IRISH BANKRUPT. William Power, of Barron &read attest, Watatford, iron monger, dealer sad 'begonias, to surrender on Tweelay, the 18th day of September inst., and o Tuesday, the 19th day of October oast. DUBLIN TRADE REPORT. The limited reeeipts of customs for the week, to Thursday inclusive. are a fair test of the languid state of trade. They amounted merely to 12,9611. against 15,8941. last week. Is the whisky Made bus nem has been ennead. ugly languid, owieg p ineipally, we believe, to the recent advisee in price conuquest upon the inereased duty; but, though ale and porter b me become dear in nearly the MOO proportion, the cotautaption has been very great—rather mach increased we should think. The followlm abstract of the foreign and coasting trade at the port of Dahlia for the wrath ended 31st August, 1863, has been recently Maned : _ _ F- oreigo—lntered inwards, 26 vowels, 5,653 tons; cleared outwards none. Coastwise—Batared inwards. 642 meatile, 82,983 t e as; cleared op:wards, 35.5 vessels, 64,488 toes. Tars following interesting returns have just been:published: —A return of the number of cattle shipped at this port for parte in Great Britain in the month ended 31st of August 1.6.55: Cows, bulls, and oxen, 7,830; sheep, 23,874; calves, 174 ; swine, 687. A retina of the quantitin of corn, meal, thin, Ac., shipped at this port for ports in Great Britain, in the mouth ended 31st of August, 1855 :—Malt, 428 qrs.; bar. ley, 35 qns. eats, 1,468 qn. ; wheat flour, 1,2.58 own. ; oatmeal, 877 cuts. A return of the quantities of each description of corn, meal, and flour received from Great Britain in the month ended 31st of August 1&56 :—British barley, 2,76.5 qrs. ; wheat flour, 71 cuts. Foreign: wheat 242 qrs ; beano, 60 qrs.; India. Corn, 3,142 qrs. ; wheat flour, 693 own.; India& corn meal, 6 carts. THOMAS CARLYLE ON IRISH POLITICS. The following is from the Liverpool Journal: Mr. Thomas Caely:e, the "Oracle of Ccelsea," was premed to trite the chair at a farewell dinner, to he given in London to Mr. Gavin Duffy, previous to that gentleman's departure for Australia. The following letter, addressed to Mr. James Hammy, the novelist, has been elicited, very characteristic of Mr. Car:yla and •ery complimentary to Mr. Duffy, u Weed ie the fact that gentlemen of all parties and schools— witness Mr. Hannay, himself a thorough Tory—are joining la the dinner: . Addisembo Fans, Croydon, sth &pt. 1855. " Doss H , me short time ago I received • circular, with E. Wanty's signature, on the same subject as your note, end was well pleased to learn that such • project wee in agitation on behalf of Duffy—to which I wished all amens very sincerely, though myself unable to take part in it. 1 have a real round, end even , tioa for Duffy, whom fine, trathfol intellect, sod ardent humane character, were always recegniasble to me, in the wont tumult of Iri.h contusions. Hui course, thee, which I n could applaud for witdom nor rebuke with out pfy and respect, has all along seemed to me one of the meet tragical; —sod surely it bee been troublous enough, tumbling in the wake of that monster of Blarney, Big 0., end his "justice for Ireland" (the ugliest impostor gene rated in my tinte),--and, alas! it ends is a soacieatly mournful viscose, though in • manful and pathetic on., on my poor hired Duffre part! I would gladly go and testily thee* feelings on his behalf, wherever it might be wilful or suitable; but, on the ether hood, I can perceive this dinner will sot be the place for me to do it; but for others dif ferently related to it than I, and who probably have some what other feelings to amines. In shout, there ore multi• fariuse reasons admonishing absence on my part,—two remiss, were there no other : Permanent wish to steer clear to windward of O'Connellisen, and of anti ditto, in all their knack's; sad, secondly, the horror and misery I undergo in all ' blie &sun whatsoever. I prey you, therefore, let me be sussed, and be believed, at the IMO time, to wW the enterprise lieutily, well, as I do.—Yours eery truly, "T. CIALTLII! SPORTING. DONCASTER SEPTEMBER MEETING.- t PROORAMMS Of THE SPORT. TIIIIIIDAY. — Tit* -CH/OMAGH/I STAKES of 60 son. each, h ft, raw 2-yr olds ; cults, Sit 7111; 6ib ; the mound t Ofieta save his et•ike. lied Rusin in. (33 anbe.)—Vteteria,_ eby Pietcalcber—Cubnat's dam, Vandermalin, Bard iu Bead Glissade, bee by Melbourne—Memos, Mary Copp, Tai Danube, Prince of Orange, Diego, brother to Bird es the' Wing, Ellington, Halifyge, 0 soh, Ariel, Mono Vol. code, Heart of Oak, Helm, Bubble, Artillery, Wa r lock, Lennie, Gremoian, MOITill Ducar, The Courtier, 0:1•11•, Porto Rico, Villiers, Van Galen, Shot, Blanche, Adam: THE GLAIIOOW STAN ZE Of 90 *OW. eacb, 20 ft, few il olds; colts, 84 ee.iti. Red Home in. (8 subs )-0 bp Bey Middleton—Siandsr, br e by Melbourne—Menne', Bird in the Boit. Sea Francisco, b by Gabbier dam (osalod i s 1815) by Heron, Miseenden, Porto Rico, Gilder,. - THE REVIVAL PLATE of 100 son. in specie; for 2IV o7da, 7st ; three, 8,1 1015; four, 9ot 41b; B.a aad apwuds, get 6tb. Certain penalties and allowances. Any number of bones the rroperty of the same owner may start for this race. itt d Rowe in. Yr* Ire Ira Byres -3 i Penmen ... I I slelly ...—.... $ La Victim, II The Cropper 3i i Orinoco —... A Ie by Feoutoe, dby Frederisi Alpheus Lady Thema I b I by Ratan— Asetversery I Sly Yellow Gaudy. I Ocalort THE STAND PLATS (Handicap) of 70 sots., Ice. 3.yr olds and upwards. The winger f any handicap after the pub lication of tle weigbts, bib extra. Oae mile. Ape et I i _ Age et lb ..... ...... 4 8 5 6 Id _ 4 7 I 4 71 4 7l 4 7 4 7 Ara a 7 I Post Want Ur RowlaidTreedurd a 7 _ 1 Teeth* Fertile Hcopodar .. Grand Inquisitor Hobell Tool Pekin, Lisa Cbiektra Bourgeois Eakiist Orson 4 1 laded& ! ......• 6 6 I Vistory sl4 I The San O dboy Sannts _ 3 6 4 $ 6 - . lladelplms .—.---. • 7 0 Little Brownie ardie...—..—... 4 7 0 Palmerston 3 0 purr ......,... 5 11 It Alice 3 0 'luny The IMO& 3 612 Roving Belay ..... ...... 3 10 ilasostan 3 610 Thetis Elamite 3 6 10 Vt. Julian. 5 10 Mater blender Tae BEGAT YONJUININA HANDICAP of 25 own. owsh, 16 ft, and 6 poly if declared, &e., with 100 soya. added ; he eiteagd to receive 60 son. out of the stakes. The winner of the Lessingtos Stokes or the Brest Bbor Handicap, 91b sena ; or of soy headiesp amounting to 200 swat valne,with db. sinner's stake, from the time of declaring the welghtsto die time of starting, both ioclusive, slb extra ; no horse more *ea 91b extra. Rt. Leger Course. (93 subs, 61 of whom pay 6 awm. each.) le st lb Ilearamlte Iloispian 5 9 2 3 5 10 !tolell any ....... A 11 1 Bobo*, ......... lit:U;lsavid Ina Ale et lb Asalgunatko 4 6 3 litibtama or ...--- 4 6 3 Little Tom Voteral _ ist. Gars 5 7 71 Barrel &dams himealea $ 6 12 Vigini(l66.lllbactis) 6 6lu Radiilni Ent, «« 6 6 Grand banal'&tor Tb• Mid Huntsman Kilda Team Valk", Jack Leming di I by Ihrisisca -11144148 .....--- 4 5 7 1:31=...... ..... -.- 4 5 f Mr ----- 3 II 1' TM Cropper, ........ 3 I II - -- - ljtr.tykai (ike. bibez.) Little Baliirds Ortaklow 8 4 10 ayWane La Belk Ousskiever Wit ' ?Witold Fumy On y 3 410 Johnny Taft .. 3 4 10 ! atm 3 410 Bolton ...... 3 paid TBE POTATO DISEASE IN CHESHIRE. Thu potato disease made its appearance a few west, ego is that part of Cheshire between Stretford and Bowdon, forming what may he called the great market garde, of Manchester and mese of the adjacent large towns, whisk are mostly supplied with vegetables from the western sad eoatherrn sides. Oa Friday morning it wee found that a sharp beat bad prevailed daring the previous night, and it appease to have taken hold of the potatoes with great severity, completely blackening the haulm, over patches of many acres, and blighting them in all directions. As regards the early kinds of potatoes, a very di eon raging state of things *sista. Mmese appears to have pre. seated Seidl' over the whole dirrict to which we are refer- ring &vestal weeks ego; and slam then it has epreed sad strengthened rapidly. At Bowdon tome large fields were still tolerably sound, a, far as coati be ascertained from the roots got withia the last few days; but this only applied to upland or sandy soil,. Upon the mom lends seat Bowdon and at Cinderlead, all kinds of sillies were said to be more or lees touched. There seemed to be a general opinion that tally one-half of the second early potatoes now in the ground would prose to be swine. Crowing the river Mersey, into Lancashire, we observed ■ good many fields of blighted potatoes, at and in the neigh. bourhood of Cherlto•-cum' Hardy, and • gardener, who was ' wheeling sway some radicals from his field, which were nearly all bad, said, " these kinds of potatoes had been more or less affected these twenty years put. At first they did net come at all; ti ell hoed crops came, but were dismsed. The• were • good deal sown were the radicals, because when they did come the roots were large, and the favour in which the public held them enabled the grower to pet • better price. Hs thought t►e seed was worn out, and we ought to get new Hoed altogether, either from America or 1 somewhere else." HInDIDI.—On Saturday an inquest was bald by Me. %%Nikki, upon the body of Mr. lillotthew Wood, aged 42, who committed suicide by takiog a large dose of poison. It appeared from the evidence that the deceased, who had held a lucrative post in the mail department of the (literal Post-office, had applied to be el - wed to the heed of that de partment, width had become vacant some monde ago. The 1 malt of the appliestios war, that be wee pieced ire probation for six months. During thii period the untortneate gentle• man become very desponding, es he found out that he was not fitted to fill the coerces duties of the situation. As the time passed on he became gradually more and more depressed, and several times exclaimed, "It must be either success er pthisie ord." There was stabisig beyond depression of spirits, however that could indite* his (heads to suppose be would a ctually commit suicide. At the expiration of the probetioassy six mouths, upon going to his oMee, he discomrsd that he was not emilinsed is the appointment, not being considered sullebtatly competent. He returned bean to his howls at St. Jabs's-wood, completely broken hearted, and retired to hie bedroom about half-past 5. His eon appearance before 8 o'isioek indorsed his housekeeper to go up end call him, and, epos miseteirs ao answer, she bad the door rained.' Too dithered was then found lying on his bed in a sleepiest postan, bat quite dead, life having been extinct for some time. • 'lam and a bottle, which bad contained cyanide of potassium. used by the deceased for pbotngrepbk par poses, we heed by his bedside, and from the medical testi. stay, itosuld that he had taken ere tr nix ounces, • quantity to kill fifty mss. A small piece el paper wee heed agar the body, ow whileh was deemibed the property of th e deeeseed. and the money due to him by the posvoMert. Verdict, "Insanity "—A fluatlay paper ha. re l ud. ported that the dec e ased gentlemsa was . sea et Mee Algoma Wood sad Modem to the Virmehasselit " The late 8b Matthew Wood left three soap sok, Me poison baromet, the learned Jodie above referred to, mid Mr. Wasters Weed, of North Cray, Kest IN as MINIM. The bankrupt, who had carried en a small busineu as e'er venter, auctioneer, and appraiser, in Bonrcrie•street, applied to pass his last rumination. Mr. Catlin, on behalf of the assignees, supreme.' his assent that the bankrupt silent be allowed to pass. Mr. Metcalfe supported the bankrupt. Mr. Pearce opposed en the ground that the bankrupt had not made a full and true diee.luare of his property. Hfs Honour adjourned the examination sins die, refusing protection. JUDGES' CHAMBERS.-Sm. 8. SUMS SM. J 171171011 . T/1 QUZEN O, DIVAN. In this case. which was reputed is oar paper of Saturday, the deckles of Mr. Jasike Willed was announced at the epeniog of the chansbers. Mr. Justice Wales, after consideration, granted the 'DPW cation, and a writ of habeas corpus was directed to the Governor of Holloway gaol, to take the defendant beton, the Insolvent Debtor's Court on the day appointed fur his hear log, to be essmined as • witness on behalf of Mr. C. V. Lewis, aied until the natters of hie cue have been deer. mined sad adjudicated upon by thirteen. Tat QUILIN V WTSN. Tho decision of Kr. Jimmiesles was also announced ia the case which was before him on the previous day. It was an application ow the part of the defendant, wk.) is an inspector of the Nottingham constabulary force, to remove the proceedings on a charge of manalaugater against hint, into the Court of IliWein Bench, and to admit him to bail. It appeared that there was some disturbance last month at a place celled Bromic., and that a person named. Samuel Burma received iojuries, trom the effect of whin he died. A coroner's Jury returned a verdict of manslaughter against the impostor, and he was now in gaol. lie made an stS. davit denying the allegation against him. Hie Lordship ordered the writ of certiorari to issue to' remove the proceedings into the Court of Queen's Bench, and granted a rale to admit the defendant to bail, and, if allowed, ball to be taken is the country. THE POLICE COURT& POLICE Mr. Beverley, of Arms, West-street, -street, Smith. Bold, was charged with knowingly permitting gambling in his how*. The pelisses's stated that im wont to the defendant's house, about tea minutes after 12 o'clock at night, and there found eight or nine men in the taproom, three or four of whom ware playing at cards. He saw no money nor beer on the table. -- The defendant denied that le permitted gambling in his house. The men were only suranaing themselvee on the sight in question, playing a game of " Irish flight." lie thought be might have man the cards in hie house before that night. Alderman Finnis having cautioned the defendant, die :aimed the complaint. BOW-BTRBET. Thum Smith, CAarloas Edge and Charlet,* Richards, were charged with manufacturing illicit spirits at 22, 1 Southampton-street, Bloomsbury-equare. John Ehaey, incise akar, proved that he found a couple of large stills in the back kitchen of the hones, regularly set in the brickwork, and both charged. Toe priaonsis Smith sad Richards were working them. There was 'lra in the kitchen 160 gallons of molvr z wash, 11 cwt. of molasses, and a great quantity of manufactured spirits, with all the utensils necessary for carrying on a private manu facture. The upper portion of the house was unoccupied— M fact, the howls was used for no other purpose. • Neither of the prisoners said a word in answer to the bir. Henry tined them 801. eaeb, or three months' im prisonment in default of payment. M ARLBOkoUG a-STREET. Witham Law was charged with stealing a poekerbook, sentaining a 1001. note, three dl. notes, and a Moque for 121. Is., the property of Mr. Willies Howell, organ builder, the Grove, Kentish•town. The prosecutor was walking along Ogford.street, when he felt a tug at his coat-tail pocket. He immediately felt and missed his pocket book, sad, on looking round, he saw the prisoner runnieg from behind him, across t►e street. He followed him into Market street, where he ran down as entry from which there was no outlet, and, on his returning to the street, he collared him, and gave him in charge. Crash., 160 H, took the prisoner into custody, and found the pocket-book and notes upon him. Committed for trial. MARKETS. HARDWARE. BIIMINCHIAX, Sire. 8 —Trade in this town continues steadily to improve. The foreign orders are not mush be. low the avenge. At most of the manufactories the men are wentkieg full time, and though business may not be what Is eameidarod brisk, and orders accumulating. upon the whale it Yin anything but an uahealthy state. The last mail from the United States brought .larger number of orders thee has come to hand from that quazter for a month put, asd, unless there is &cheek coseequent cur the advance which Ins taken place la the heavy description of goods, by reason of the rile in the priors of iron, we shall at the com mencement of the next month have large orders both from the States aad Canada. The West India mail has brought a very scanty amount of orders—in fact they ate almost nominal, and the remittances are unusually small. The amounts received by the merchants here from their correspondents in Jamaica, and some other of the islands, give but a very gloomy account of the state of commercial strain is that quarter; and according to then advice* there is apparently but little prospect of their speedily mending. The military gen trade sentience remarkably brisk ; the bay onet makers are full of orders, and new governor's% contracts are expected shortly. The nos trade is reported to be still improving, thaugh it is in a somewhat unsettled stare in consequences of the doubt as to the future range of prices; for pigs there is still • very brick demand ; sod as respects masufactund iron it is sheets and boiler plates which are chiefly in request. The ironmuters, at a meeting of the trade a few days since, came to the resolution to defer the declaration of the advance in prices until the meeting at the eine of this month; by far the better plan would have been at once to declare an advance of 11. • ton ; for it is quite certain that anything beyond this cannot be maintained ; and that to attempt it would only entail other difficulties upon the trade. A reso lution to that effect would at once have put an end to all doubt on the subject, and instead of manufacturers and merchants holding back their orders, they would have given thesauri freely, whereas they will not do so subject to a price to be fixed a month hence. There are no large stocks of Iron on hand ; the demand is undoubtedly considerable ; the relaxation of the French duties din yes teeday's Mosireser will undoubtedly have a beneficial dist upon the trade; and if no new difficulties arise with the man, its prospects are of a cheering character. We have already adverted to certain noticis given by the colliers west of Dudley, requiring en advance of wages; the amount asked by the colliers was one shilling, ana by the stone-genets sixpence • day. At the commence ment of the week the muter. made an offer to compromise this matter by conceding half the increase demanded; the men rebind to accept this, and for some days there was n: work done at the pits ; a greet number of the men have, however, since returned to their work, so it is to be hoped the matter is arranged, east being remarkably scarce, with the probability of another advance of prices as winter ap pencils*. The ironstone of the district is also in demand ; the price has advanced since last quarter-day, and the present quotations are remarkably firm. COTTON 000 D S. MANCRISTSR, SIFT 8 —Atter the large business done last week in cloths, awl on Tuesday, there was a quieter market on Thursday, and again this day. This quietens arises mainly from buyers having mostly satisfied their moot pressing wants, and from the difficulty of inducing mannfacturers, many of whom are well under engagement, to supply goods for anylistsir like early delivery without some &dean°, of price. Other causes of the change are doubtless attributable to the increased rats of discounts and the easier sushi or the cotton market, which render buyers cantinas in entering into new engagements fur the present. For shirting* of detest all descriptions, and for printing Glottis, maltase are a good deal engaged, and prices ars quite ann. In &mettles there is no change, bet • better demand is looked forward to from the home trade. The Doyen of yarns hawing for nine time past supplied themselves wish freedom, there h lees pressure is the demand, but, on the other bind, producers ars free from stock, well supplied with orders, and indisposed to teka now contracts, incept at very full prices. East India aumben of yarn, from 20's to 40's, entities in active request, aad prices an firm. Hard twist, suited to the Mediterranean markets, and water twist, adapted to the German trade, bare pose off wall. Very low and sane yarns are sot is much demand, and, in consequence, some of the spinners of there goods at Stock port have closed their works for the present. Theirs are a good many mills spread over the district wholly or partially stopped, notwithstanding the present improved basione,and stignufsettuars and spinners still el alphas that the business doing is sot vs', at easatiag pica. COlTol4.—LiviarooL, etrt. B.—The market eland steadily witheat say elesesti►a la the earns% rates of yes tatday, no, ow sue 6,000 boleo—all to the try•—rme. ia addition to Americans, 80 Ponies and Moran bum, 6i4. to 71d. ; 60 Bolds, 611.; 100 L yndon, Cpl. to Ind ; 600 Surat, 4d. to bid. ; and 80 S,u Islands, ii jd. to Is. Id. per lb. Imports muses Thursday, 10,060 bales. WOOLLEN CTOTll.—Lsans, Barr. B.—There has been • numerous attendance ut buyer. in the Coloured Cloth Hill this morning, and much activity, especially for winter goods. Altogether an excellent bu►iness has been done. The white market has been rather quiet, whiek is Rot an , bequently the case when • brisk trade is done in the Coloured Cloth Hall. liatrisx.. Sart. B.—Wool Is firm, with rather better sales. Yarns And worsted goods do not show any alteration. CORN.—Cawaninon, SIIPT. B.—We had a fair supply of wheat at market to-day, wlneb made from Is to 2s. more., little else offering. Wheat, new red, 241. to 265.; white, 80s. Beane, 44e. to 48e. Peer, 381. to 40s. Oats, 265. to 325. CANTIRBURT, MUT. B.—A short supply with an advance of 15 tots. Old brown wheat, 80s. to 835.; new, 77r. to 80s t; old white, 83.. to 88s. ; new, 81s. to 87s. Barley, new, 335. to 375. Oats, old, 31s. 84. ; new, 28s. to 31s. Beano, old, Cle. to 4751. Peas, hog, 385. to 40s. CansaaLs, SIFT. 8.-With a good supply /of wheat we bad a quick market at Is. to Is. 6d. per Carlisle bushel, advance on the week. Small supp4„of oats mad barley, de -1 mend good at the advance above quoted, 6d. on oats, and 61. to 11 on barley. Wheat, white, new, 30.. to 325. ; old, SW. tos33s. ; red, new, 28s. 6L to 30, ; old, 295. to 31s. ; Barley, new, 15). to 165.; old, 15s. to 16e. Oats, potato, old, 131. 3d. to 14s. 3d.; do. new, 12a. to 13s. ; common, old, 12s. 6d. to 13s. 6d. ; Rye ' 17s. to 18s. ; Flour, per stone, 2a. 10d. to 3s. 2d.; Oatmeal, 2s. 4d. to 2s. 6d.; liyemeal, Is. Sd. Barleymeal, ls. 6d. COLCRIVITIR, B,pr. B.—The supply of wheat at Off market was wall ; the trade not brisk ; an advance of Is to 2s. was obtained. So few samples of barley, peas, and beans on sale, that prices may be called nominal. GUILDFORD, SIFT. 8.--Tbers was a much larger supply of new wheat, quality generally good. The demand was extensive, prime being again Is. to 2s. higher. Wheat. new lie. to 90s. ; old, 745. to 89s. per qr. Barley, 341. to 385. Peas, 41s. to 44e. kLye, 465. to 60s. °Lateen's's'', Barr B.—We bad an iacreased supply of English wheat at taday's market; but, in spite of this and orthe fins weather, the trade ruled very firm, and we must writs prices Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer ' best samples of new being chiefly In nquest. Foreign is extremely firm, end in some casee Is. more mousy has been paid. There is an improved demand for grinding corn, at full prices. The reduced stock of Irish oats has caused a Brunelle as the part of holders, and we most write greys fully 6d. higher upon the week.—lmporte during the week: Wheat, foreign, 1,050 HiRTTORD, SEPT. 8 —The supply of either old or new wheat small, the farmers being so busy with getting in the h , trade for both descriptions le. per load dearer. Barley, very little offering; prices supported. Oats, peas, and beans fully maintain last week's prices. Wheat, from 44e. to 525. per load. Barley, 30s. to 36e. per qr. Oats, 245. to 32a. Peas, 265. to 28s. per load. Beans, 295. to 31e. Tem, 60s. to 651. Rye, 30r. to 365. NSWOASTLII nrost•Txxit, SEPT. B.—The weather this week Oss been dry end favourable, but Wednesday and Thursday were extremely cold days, resembliog more the temperature of November than September. Harvest ope rations are proceeding rapidly in this immediate locality and on the early soils, but is the Highland districts wheat reaping, under the most f ble circumstances, cannot be general before the end of the present month, if then The trade during the present week has been characterised by rather more "buoiriecy, and the few samples of fresh thrashed South Country wheat on sale have been readily taken at a farther imrovement of is. per qr, extra Nor folk making 835.. fine, 825., and patrol runs of Wisheeh 80s., all weighed 631b5., whilst good Holstein has also been sold at 795., and other Boris in proportion. Flour has com manded an advice' of is. per sack, and spring corn has been generally held for more money, choice Scotch oats weighir g 421bs. per bushel being plated without difficulty at 335. Oki. per qr. At our market, this morning, we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and the arrivals coastwise being squally to, fresh thrashed wheats were early cleared off at en advance of 2s. per qr., but on Saab Country qualities little was done, from the circumstance of holders declining to sell, ex cepting at a much greater enhancement. There were two new samples shown to-day, quality tolerably good, but wanting in condition, and sold at 765. to 785., weighing 60:bs. to 61Ibs • some fine Scotch yellow realised 825., eau but runs of Sc'otch white, 80. Several parcels of foreign being withdrawn, occasioned our millers to look afar such ehipments as were on sale, in which a fair amount of business transpired at an improvement of 24. to 3s. B)me stale red Dsoish was taken for shipment at 77e., and the selling value of F.-hmern and qualities of a like character was 826., weighed 63 be. Flour was unsettled, from a difference arising amongst the millers, some being wishful to advance 3s. per sock, whilst others would not; under the circum *tepees we only raise Norfolk marks Is. per sack. In rye, little stirring to our own consumers, but we have several inquiries for export, one lot of Danish weighing 681bs. hay lag been taken for Bremen at 48s. or thereabouts. Grinding barley'was held for en advaace.of 2s. per qr., without, how ever, leading to any transactions ; 39e. was demanded, weighed 66Ibs. per bushel. Malt is becoming very scarce, and anything extra would readily commend 7241., whilst at the same time there is more inquiry for secondary descrip tions for mixing. Beans sad peas each tending upward. With oats we were scantily by our growers, and the arrivals being also scanty, a good clearance was effected at Cd per qr. advance upon the rates of tkie day sennight, but where more mosey was required sales were checked. The arrivals this week are—Wheat, coastwise, 600 ;:foreign, 4,796; rye, coastwise, 36; barley, coastwise, 1; oats, coastwise, 669; peal. foreign, 25 ; beans, foreign, 160. Flour, :670 sacks. Indian corn flour, 60 sacks. NORWICH, Sept. 8.--Our market was tolerably well rap- plies to-day with wheat, about (gust parts of old and new. fi operations are nearly over in this locality. The lfield is now ascertained to be deficient, and the advance of ate has been in anticipation thereof ; the quality of the new is not so good as was expested. To day prices advanced 2s. to 31. per qr. Flour was in request at 21. per sack advance, but millers were not disposed to sell to any extent. Barley trade has scarcely commenced yet, only a few grinding lots have eome to hand. Basis and peas a better supply, and full prices paid. Oats were in good demand at late rates. Wheat, old white, 88,. to 909. per qr.; old red, 74.. to 78.. ; new white, 849. to 865.; new red, 749. to 795. Barley, grind ing, 30s. Beans, 48e. to 625. Peas, 465. to 48'. Oat!, 30,. Ifl 325. Fine household Sour, f. o. b., 659. per sack of 280 lbs., purchasers finding lacks, and claiming one month's credit. PETERBOROUGH, SEPT. 8 —Our farmers being engaged in Ptcur mg the latter part of the harvest causes us to have a mall market hem to day, and but little pain offering. Wheat sold at an advance of 3s. per qr. over last eel's prices. Little or nothing doing In spring corn. - - - _ READING. SEPT. B.—A shorter supply of new wheat than expected, the trade is tolerably brisk, at an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. on the rams of last week ; old wheat, 725. to 845.; new, 735. to 83s. per qr. Barley in great request, is. per qr. dearer, price 31e. to 38s. Beans and pee. the same last week. A few parcels of new pee. on offer, bu• did not meet with purchaser on account of price being high. Yogi, SIFT. 8.-The weather continues fine, and as oar farmers are now busy securing their crops, we havo only a small show of wheat at market to•day. Old made fully 21. per qr. advance, and the few samples of new offer ing sold at 80s. per qr. In other articles no alteration. Flour has advanced 3.. per sack. Thet 'Mowing are the present prices of grain at our markehthis: dor :-Wheat, white, 80 , .. to 85s. per imperial qr. ; red, . 784. to 82n. Barley, grinding, 36.. Bean,. 48s. to 60e. Rye, 441. Malt, 70.. to 725. Oats, le. 3d. to le. 6J. per stone of 14Ibe. Flour, 604. to 635. per sack of 2801 be. Wtsithem, Barr. 8.-We have several samples of new whest with a few of old here to-day ; the quality of the former various • one third may be called tine, weighing 63ibx ;a third 611bs. ZanB the other thin and inferior, 57Ibs. to 681 b.., prices varying from 708. to 804. for 36 stone. Little of other grain showing, and former priers readily obtained. Great prolate, is making in securing the harvest in this district in the very best p foible order. The yield is variously spoken of, and there is much misrepresentation abroad ; but, from personal inspection over a large tract of country, I see no reason to alter the opinion I gave last week. The last fourteen days of splendid weather has done wonders for the potato crop. The qualify proves fine. and the yield will be great. Frites to the growen :-Wheat, old, 72.. to 84s. per qr. ; new, 70s. to 80s. Oats, Is. 241. to ls. 3d. pet stone. lhans, 475. to 50s. WORCILITIP, Barr. 7.-At this day's market there was a large supply of both new and old wheat from the farmers, which was cleared c if at an advance of 2s. per qr. Barley tending upwards. Oats held for rather IKON mossy. Beane and peas both more inquired for, and the turn dearer. Coax, Sort. 8. - (By Barra& and Irish Magnolia Telegraph.)-175 barrels white wheat, 35e. to 41s. ; 171 barrels red wheat, 310. to 39.. ; 60 barrels oats, ilga, to 19s. • 49 barrels here, 17e. 34. to 17e. td.• 699 barrels oats, 13.. 13d. to 141. 3d.; 198 barrels oats, 14. . 31. to 18s.; 104 barrels °ate, 16.. to 17e.; hay, farmers', 48e. to 60e.; deslers', 675. to 60,.; straw, 18s. to 40s. ; clover, lOid. to 111. LIMERICK, Burr 8.-(By English and Irish Moeda Telegraph.)-There are no imports this week. The delive ries to market are :-Wheat, 840 barrels; barley, 67 bomb; oats, 905 barrels; quality and condition of wheat eseellwat ; oat' and barley not **good as expected. Millers being low in stock, are free buyers for wheat, at fall prices. Eqpiisis more ioquired for, also the finer descriptions of foreign. Nothing pawing in prepared barley or oats. F.o.b. slightly speculative. loquiry for iodise corn ; the advanced rates demanded prevent business. Flour less easily sold than moot articles. Coarse meal. little inquiry for. Weather during week epleadid, sod the larger postion of the crops that have twee saved by this influence, mast show a material addiuos In quality when they appear in market. W AAAAA OKII. SIFT. 8.-A 001111111111000 of 11211 weather throughout the week has eashlid oar farmers to slake con. sidstshle progress with the harvest, which le wow being secured in ravels better condition than was sported a short time since. Our arrivals of grain from abroad have been on a liberal scale since this day sa'neight, and at this morn. fag's market we had a fair show of farmers' wheat, which sold testily, at as advisee of le. 6d. to 2e. per barrel. For , foreign there has been a good intisiiy daring the week at fell prices. Barley is better request, at unaltered rates.: The delivery of new oats has somewhat increased, and buyers have freely paid 81. pat barrel over last Saturday's qtreestioar. —Old being in gaff abilspalgr, are held fts an admen of 3d. per barrel, which checks eases. In lestis ii 'Mini there has hcsh a urge bigness passing at fun prim and more his been purchased for consumption than um.; Ist this senors of the yesr. Flour trm, but sot sec t , Imw.rts this : 4,681 Tie.; lonian 00 1 .' 13,672; flour, 45 inks. Export* this week:—Ore, ha-rels ; thus, 251) auks. KIILICALDY, SEPT B.—TMs weather during the went having been propitious for harvest operatietas, g breadth of the crop has bees cut, and a considerable M. secured I. the stack-yard in good order. Fanners M. busy in the fields, then was • thin attendance at ou eeeap l markets. this week; and the little grain offering was' taken off at Is. to 21. per qr. advance on wheat, an t 1, 1 44 prices of last week for oats. Of new barley a few No d , were shown, the value of which, generally, was to be N D , lated by the rates of nest smile. Here, to-day, there no s small supply of wheat, all old, which met a quick sale m 2 4 , per qr. above the rates of last market day. There we n , few paresis of new barley brought forward, weighing h od 60 to 6610 a. per bushel, which realised the full prices sith, day week. There was one parcel of old oats, and oss d new, which sold at 335. 6d., 4211b5.. for the old, and 29,. M 391 lbs., for the new. Wheat, old, 78s. to 86e. per qr. g d ley, new, 30s. to 38a. Oats, old, 331. 6d.; new, 295. 6d, BUTTPD big salt.—Coax, Sarr. B.—(By English ancl 1. hfsgtevo Telegraph.)—Pinta, 300, 100 s. ; amnia, fu 755.; thirds, 254, 8&.; fourths, 66, 855.; fifths, 91,74,.: sixths, 60s. i 7 7 4 7 6 i i i 4 7 8 a 6 12 I 6 8 a 6 8 i i 4 4 6 ! i 1 6 5 4 6 4 6 4 1 MOO Judltb ...... 6 Si Tam FILLY Braise of 30 4 on. nab, 90h, he 2.yr olds, 3d 713 stab lied Bosse in. (10 •übs.)—Bis. to Broughton, Duet, Imposture, Dosser aad Bazoo, b f by Borgne.— Marietta, SAISSIVII, Theodore, Balpitia, Bre, Zeta. WIDNIJIDAT.-11311 ST LUMP.. Tan WORICIPAL &Lamm of 200 son. each, It ft. for 2 yr o!ds; colts, Bst 7:b; fillies, Bst 41b ; the owner of the second horse to save his stake. Red Reuse in. (4 nth.) —Mangsnese, Maid of Hosbotn, Fusoletto, Tan ST. LZOZZ lIITAKRO of 25 lOU. each, for 3-yr old colts, B.t. 71b ; fll.in, flat lib; the owner of the second horse to receive 100 bon. oat of the stakes. St. Leger Cowie. (117 subs.) PROBABLE STARTERS. Rifleman Noisy Oul.ton O. cults Esurneno Lord of the Isles Blooming Heather Marchioness Coppola' Rotherham Lady Tattoo Smeebox Dirk Hatteraisk herald Alias Rajah, Lord Alfred, and Colt by Surplice—Clementine, doubtful. Tun PORTLAND PLATS of 200 sore. in specie, added to a lianoteap etakee of 5 sows. each, for alt ages; the winner of soy race value 500 sm. after the publication of the wetighu 71h erne; the seorina to receive 25 stns. out of the stakes. kiwi lime in. Ephesus Kies ‘.l Trumps Early ltrd 'Duos . Wo° it lb a 12 12 B s 0 12 it ga la If Swisdier A $ Boom! $ v. Mato the Mt-- 3 Beltatsyl ......... „ Palming ..... S Itseltencet $ 144414 ActolDetle Csoetropbs.. $ Cherry Bruill hots& Telcale ..... 4 Crochet Vrtvet led helots Ealcoa 4 II Comael It klew of Linos ... Slater to Sad U Alimounc•K 'I-lit, Derri•t2 Damneder . Little Davkt Ivan Pantkest, no B. .... 5 id. 71:Vtekes Retold Mild Huntiain ..... **** cilarsto Dl•t Hattie'la Weilain i iii 3 3 10 1 If 6 Damara& 3 7 La VietUm 2 8 8 A5t).......—.. 3 7 Flyaway law Walk 77. 4 7 Thames Dittos 3 7 anshereary 4 I The Gaillard .... ...... 2 419 2 4 10 E l :: : I : StsAlve 24 19 3 12 1 01 taa 2 410 4 12 band, 4 10 Namur' k 2 4 6 .... 2 4 8 8 7 Clemeat ... 4 1 : "1"1" Tb•Qaaak 4 7 itrlebt 4il l. irearale 8 7 —. lan l CORrOnATION PLATit of 100 NV., is span's, added Ms • Handicap S.skes of 10 son. sack, 6 0, for ell sges ; the infitair of aoy handicap ollsOontiog to 100 sows. attar tie irldwhts were published, slb ; of two of that wain, or one of 200 son., 818 extra; the snood to mein 16 son. out of the stall& f. Y.C. (21 subs.) AS. st lb .. 3 9 7 4 8 9 4 8 4 2 8 0 a 7 12 .8 712 Orinoco liospodar Caimans Capacias Sir IL Tresabar4 Bristow I by V. Troop— Quest Mab Eva Age et lb The Assayer (Isetedber 6lb extra) ..... 4 : 9 Claes . Ora 4 7 4 BLUegbass El'ermine Amy i 7 10 PrMe7488....»...... 4 7 P•imereton ....... 3 8 12 The Crop S 810 Cetaetruphi 3 6 8 Biros Thirty-8.414s Anniversary TATTERSALL'S.—SATURDAY. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 7 to 2 apt Midaummer (4 to 1 t freely) 6 to 1 V. wan (I) 8 to 1 Vandal (t) 10 to I Gamtkroper (t) ST. LEGER. 2 to 1 mist It finnan (t) 6 to 2 Outston (t and off) 9 to 1 Capaeine (t) 10 to 1 Lord of the Wm (o 8) 100 to 6 Marchioness (t) 100 to 6 ltetbetham (t) 20 to 1 Bloodriog Heather (t) 60 to 1 Mies (I) °Cara to Bask Rotherham vet Ormolu Bstariesa. 16 to 18 to 20 tt 25 to 25 to a 3 to as to 60 to 60 to --------- - - CESAREW ITCH. 1 apt Sc7thien (I) 1 Neville (e) 1 Rvbel (t) 1 Salton (t) 1 Alice (t) 1 !Houton (eft) 1 Memo, filly (40 to 1 also Imo 1 Monaeque (t) 1 Calmat' (t) AIIBRIDGESHIRE. 1 opt Celestas (t) DERBY. 10 to 1 apt Westwards (t to 1001. 20 to 1 R.prtherpe (t le 600 1)00 to 20 Wheaten (the Blinds!, oh) (t) LATEST ST. LEGER BETTING. 2to 1 apt Meccas (off) 8 to 1 Osistaa (o 1) S to 1 Captains (t) No other varieties ho. the odds above quoted. iso to SUICIDE OF ♦ PAWNBIWKIIIL-00Maly Morn ing a sineular aid determined act of suicide was isommiited by fde pawnbr•ker, at theocrat, of Unimestreet and . Norfolk -street, Middles/a Buspitsi. It appears, that shortly after the shop was spaced, one of the young mom having occasion to bring lam requisition that potties of a pawn broker's premises, known in memos wham as " the spout," was astoaielted to dad that some pledgee which had ►een throws dour for a customer. who was wattioir to take then oat,did rot tomb their &etiolation at the bottoms. sad aa investigation it was diseumred that the masa of the stop• page was the body of the eta ploye r.who was fouled sespauded in the mitre by the seek. from the eord employed in pulling up parcels from the shop to the warehome. illstheel aid was neared, bat the demand had amid to *Mat foe some considerable perind. Mr. Hall was Mau emeedianly sedate ar d sediratide tura of naiad, but so mum in amigued fee his easundttal of so determined and nett as net. Lab) iintelltgence. ,a ' , COURT OF BANIRUPTCY.-SEPT. 8. - imam na.cononsaaniaa MIL IN 11 OVIIIIICIST. M. w e . the ffidiclifoed examination aritirg in the caw of Josiah Overbury, cloth manufacturer, of Wooton•undsr Mdge. The beloserrsheet showed en amount of 19,6001 due to newound creditors; assets estimated at about 7,0001. The bankrupt appeared to have bean in a deXei,ncy 01 10,0931. at the beginning of 1853 ; and he had since corned on Maims at a lose. Mr. Lowrance, for the anigneer, did act object to the smoknept posing, but said tbst there were several matters ' which would form the subject of inquiry at the certificate meeting, iseluding the ezotbitaat expenditure, the trade expenses alone exceedieg the prefite by several thousands tit pounds. • Mr. Linkloter supported. After a short examination of the bankrupt as to the canoe of °setup erasures in his broke, he wee allowed to paw. SHIPPING IN77ILLIGENC.B. ATIS. .... ..... 4 IT Alvin AIM? nve Mrs. via Mow-Ulm 0 LSI. 0 111004T.000.001144C. 0 ....... %KA I 0 Pad& ....... &Kg 0 Wcst 0 Minas 0 Mexico o Eoith Amides LTVEZPOOL SNIPS AT FOlllO3l Poem.—Albiain (ea., fur Nap a), at Leghorn ; St. Hilda, Fidget, and Cu► line, et Gibraltar ; Juanita, and Corso, at Cadiz; Dala i , at Santander; Gannyanede, at Froderickahaven ; Dorothea, tt Cuzbeves. Bantu) roR Lirmerool..—Sir Walter Raleigh, ed Ales Jame, from Jamaica, Aug. 1; Good Lima, frog Cadm ; Lyra, from Opo►to, Lug. 22. ARRIVED. Guernsey, September 3, from Linda t Bristol, September 8, from Mese Asnui-off Bristol, September B, from Mean Arrears- at Liverpool, September 8, from . ltottertim AIMO (114)-OS Liverpool. September:B, from. Onse ADONIS-at Gravesend, September 6, from Bream ' ---- - -' "renerW, September 8, tnea„ ...... Lesbos Iraveseud, September 8, trom Using ussunas.. - --e• Gravesend, September 11, from Oben. CTONIT-off Weymouth, September 7, from Den Cuero: or Para-at Liverpool, September 8, fem St. Johe mets li l Cinemas-at Liverpool, September 13, from Malse Cirr or Bennaoss-at Gravesend, September 9, from -Deakin' Comeau's-at Gravesend, September 9, from Barnum Caus-uGransenel, September 9, from Bones* DRAGON -at Gravesend. September 8, tom .... Buttery Leat or lisurrrow-at Gemmed, September 8, from Odeuss KUILOILTS-st Graveeend, September 9, from Arany Buns - at Gravesend, September 9, from New WWI EMILIA-a Gravesend, September 9. from Dawn Samoa Ale--at Liverpool, rietterateer 8. from. Penman, Buse Hasp-st Liverpool. September 8, from.... GARLAND-be Cork , September e , fr0m....... Oniasa-at Gravesend, september 7, from . Desalt ilecLa-at Gravesend, September 8, from &Lies Domani,- at Liverpool, September 8, from New Olen H. M.-at Liverpool, September 8, frost Hanes liese-at Liverpool, September B, from Smetana Homtno- at Liverpool, September 8, from QM Isis-at Liverpwl, Septembers, from lases Jose litune, • off Newhaven, September f, from Me ham lees Manx-at Liverpool, September B, from loss Hammx-at Liverpool, September el, from.. et. Jobies, Mit Jscon-at Gravesend, September 8, from inosetel Lam-et Gravesend, September 9. from .... ............. liernon Line Hsaw mu -at Gravesend, September 9, hem__ Qinte LLIMIOS-at Liverpool. September b, tram New Tat Lis-at Plymouth, September 7, from Benekai blase flaroN-offLlverpool, September 8, bieltie-at Liverpool, September 8, hem Mist /Isar Ass-at Liverpool, September 8, term .........knoll Willesaler-at Plymouth, September 7, from Cullum MoaT BoTLIT--m Gra:cond. teptember 8, h0n...... Lisbon liwasroa-at Gravened, September 8, from Bll B lll Ilsower-at Gravesend, Septt ember 8, from Sloe Dim Ocean Itemni-s: Gravesend, September 8, from Junin gra= or Tea Sass-at Liverpool, September 8, from-- kWh Rousse-at Liverpool, September 8, troM Moaners Rebuff Firtna-at Liverpool, September 8, fr0m..... Hamburg Revs'. Giamon-at Liverpool, September 8, hem Bt. John's, NS. Barone-at Gravesend, September 9, fr0ce.................N0rway D. B. Orteßtgler-at Gravesend, September e, team....... Quire Rerseow-at Gravesend, September 9, from Rotterdam Bram DOkier-at Gravesend, September 8, from.. Din ressien-at Deal, September 8, from ....................„ P. Z. Wed Seas, Pasome-at Deal, September 8, from - Anima Teroawstoess-at Liverpool, Sep' ember 11, fr0m.......... ...... Alyab Fuesestr -off Queenstown, September 6, fuel ............ Blinn Tato-at Falmouth, September 7, from ilk lair 1.. Tuna-et Gravesend, September B, from Tbeisf 1111441 M-at Grave:end, September 9, from New Orion Urine (s.)-off Cowes, September 8, from New Tun Germs &rem- at Bristol, September 8, horn Amen WA6BIII-at Liverpool, septeruber 8, from Maga , ZOltall-at Liverpool, September 8, from... Bt. lotteb,N.B. BILOIt■-at 15AILID. Meuse-from Cardiff, September 1, to Help ern-from Liverpool, September 8, to Jumea Sesaeztas-erm LNerpad, September 8, to .... Glean • ACTIMI-trom Gravesod. September 8, t 0..--- .... - -Lae ACATIALANAN PACIET-from Gravesend, September 9, to . Hobart Ton ' BANS, Orr-from Onvesend, September 9, to ....... Mame IMMILMA-MIN °reverend, September 8, to OWN Baenten-from Gravesend, September I. to Gmea Ramo (0-from Liverpool, September 8, tO-.. . ...., New Tod Busies-from Liverpool, September 8, to Demerara CLINNICI-from rbudiff, September 6, to -4 Lida MORITA- trona Liverpool, September I, to DMIRMISI CITY or LRAMS-from Onormond, &ingrains 9, to Dudek Ctrs or Boost ao-fyom Gravesend, September 8, to ifiushat (bier--from Oreveserd, September 8, to Hokin Crass-fromGravesend, September 8, to Serbia CANAMIN-from Gravesend, September 9, to lirte Oneartine-from Gravesend, September 9, to Cakotta EMILIA-from Graessend, September 9, to Sebes Eno - from Gravesend, September 8, to . Sierra Li me Kam. ACCRLAM-from °reverend, September 9, t 0.., IM ELIZA Awn-from Gravesend, September 9, to Ballwin gum-from Liverpool, September 8, to St. 'hews Emmert-from 1.101, September 7, to &Wen VIIMICISIA-fromNlNp , rt, H., September 8, to .....Lletea Stoma Bernell-from Queenstown, September 6, to Leaden Garen-from Newport, IS., September 6, to . GonetandooPir Hourse-from Graeae , d, September 8, to Ostend bisatmose-from Gram/mai, September 9, to HAMISAIR HISAFTSIN-from Gravest nd, Septemter 8, to Cosatantimeto HANOVER-how Gravesend. September 9, to Havre HISRIDIN -from Gravesend, September 8, to Constant Ireau-fromOraveeend, September 8, to cap JOSEMI WSII-0001 Gravesend, September 8, to Jews-from Falmouth, September 7, to MINOR Kawamura-Iran Hartlepool. September 7, to Stop Mr* Lunn- from Gravesend, September 8, to Non4lWI Gotheubars Lao-fr:m Gravesend, September 8, to Live Yawing-from Gravesend, September 8, to Calcine Let ocessa-from Liverpool, september 8 , to Stettin Lawarscs -from Liverpool, September 8, bNew Tore blisoact-from Newport, IS., September 5, to......Ccmotantimple SIESCULIVI-from Liverpool, September 5, to ............ Loupe from Liverpool, September 8, to ARIIMA Hate or OSMAN-from Gravesend, September 8, to... New York Meaux-from Gravesend. September 8, to Rotterdam Oeum-frmi Gravevend, September 8, to P•0111-from Gravesend, September 8, to CO" 1 runt:otos PUTIRITATS- Iran Gravesend, September 9, to Quirres-trom Gravesend. September 9. to Geese Resm.orros-from Gravesend, September 8, to ..... .......Aoltorli Roam Tzomes-from Liverpool, September 6, to .... . Trent !Wynne-from Porasnooth, September 7, to Balaton Sutrasa (e.)-from Snielda. Septereber 7, to Sauer MAMA Mess-from Lirerpool, September 8, to St. Doom iiimiss..-1101/1 Gravesend, September 8, to US Tmmao SPARKS-from Liverpool, September 8, to Celese Matnewaa-trcon Liverpool, September 8, to Maud WILMSFORCI-fromOraverend, September A. to UMW BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIUTIIB. BRANDRAM.—Bitpt. 6, at Cleproor, - -eled, Ware, Mrs. J. B. Bran• dram, at a eon. BOI.IOIITON-LEIGH.—Fept. 7, et FAL • n-aquere, the wife a the Rev. T. W. Boughton-Leigh, Viear of fieteboN-on•Aeon. of a ,o °. it:DD.—Sept. 6, at Gloneester-place, }tide -park, the wife of J. Y. Judd, teq., of a eon. Kirmocn.—Sept. 7, at Conduit-street West, the wife of J. J. KW 1, eh, Esq., of Kau, N. 8., of • daughter. LINKLATEtt.— tzept.7. at Btreathatn•hill, Surrey, the witeof J. E. I L later. hey., of a daughter. ICttiTt,OMAKY. - Sept. 6, atjtrobo Castle, Peebleartdee. the Wife Sir 6711dOntgoriie si.l•., of a win. roLLocx.—Kept. 6, at Norfolk-nacre, ilyde.park, the wtkof A. A. Pollock, r.. 1 q , of a daughter. POW ELL—Eept. 7, at Walthamstow, the wife of Y. Powell, Esq., of a daughter. RlLlifY.—dept. 7, at Priory Lodge, Kew, Mrs. Itighy, of a daughter. MARRIAOEB. AIRD-8111T11.—Sept. 6, at Lewisham, John, second son of Mr. J. AYd. of Lewisham, to Sarah, youngest daughter of Mr. B. Smith, of the same place. . _ LINDSEY —TdAVERS.—Sept. 6, at the pariah church of AetoTh Cornwall, by the Rev. R. Dumning, J. Undrey, of Zante. lo on, Wattle, s nof the late LJeut..CoL J. Lindsey, Means Army, to blue, second daughter ut the late Cept. B. Traver., Ihrle &WO , . PRICE— CORSER.—Sept. 6, et St. James, Norland, by the Rel. I. P. Holuidt, Incumbent, J. P. ice, VA., of Caton-terrace, Shrew,. bury, to Amelia Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. S. Coiner, of Nor , land-square, Notng-hill. WERKES—RESSLOW.—Sept. 6, at Si !Aar?". Woo db r idge, Suf. tont, by the Hee. J. S. Henslow, Rector of Hitches, the Itev. J. Weekes, of Alieratoke. to Siegler, third daughter of the late Renato', Erg , of St. Alban's. DEATHS. BAKER.-Bept. 6. at Wemeuth.etreet, Portland-place, Elsaower, betli Harriett, wile of I. Baker, EN., of 11.31.'s Ordnance, T aged 36. BIISIL—Sept. 6, at the Warm, Marlborough, Sarah AU,* daughter of the late E. Busk, Evq., of Ford'e-grove. % 10. ' morn-hill, aged 33. HARPER.—Sept. a, at hie rerldenee. No. 3. Orovnplaer. MOW' well, of *mese of the liver. Kr. Thomas Harper, d the 11 _1 ( Moho% Harper, and Moline, of Loodowbridge, egad reelected and deeply regretted. MANCELLE.--Sept. 6, at Heatinga, A. I. 3lsn ee lle, of Indlt • equate. Tower-hill. and Islington, agtd 31. NNWTONSept. 6, at Crortoe-park, Cambridgeshire. Kerb w iPs .-- G. 0. Newton, Pau., aged 29 hintedwlwblliid by WUMAII lIus• Weee. of So. d o Mel tM City al Laotian. Peptic. st tbs Otlim. , n um& Arm. Is the Padua ot initattlasa—Noral.