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

Fr - . • • THE EXPRESS, TUES DA Y EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1856, 4 . i.-...------.------------•'---- I =, - DRAMA. ' IRELAND. • 12111 POLICE COURTS. MARKETS. -4.-- TM Fume demand cm the northers provisoes of Sii On' I has km eo mask beyond their present ability to satisfy, Poen -esi-- --...----. THE CORN TRADE. that tbe asthma uarkets have experimord a sadden rin Faat -4-- DUBLIN, Orr. S. BOW STREIT. Gems Me Mari UM Sepreeej eine la peke se the aposemenee. and at Sake an advance equal out to Se. 6d. per qr. ea wheat was experiented in one day, with als o a BRUIT' LANZ. Yesterday having been the day appointed by cola a r mok apia pi tl e e i l a linet she If , e s h i sesea l•abasta i hs= BRITISH. a substitutes firm appearance. • letter et ;h b e ik 2ed, th f nis Nettie, describes great &misty Hv i , . Ws theatre °pelted keg night for ths Whitar au" sit her Majesty kr a militia thanksgiving for aniet HererS . the Mosso of th• allied army in tho East and more „ mau v e . Tama a wk . a a haa a 1 1 . The rainy weather at the o ct week hu bees u news , wail so ~ On the put o ers ere, in eonsemenee of present rates _ Mama ' With lifiaaaria• " a sea sad °Waal 3117144 a particukrly fOr the capture. of behastopo ' l, the forgo K r . m a mma w e nded em shiasesems lee m e d o n o n aat ; propids . se the &Age os the banast, will*. with the emeepthis et pewees et hues eag "'" mad future prospect", aad inquiries have reached Linden re' itay,"ln Ave seta, ee tableaux. by Ka Titian. This play, „ la . of prayer and thanksgiving prepared for the owe- sad ter. Ronk& jos., as bear% tar the prossealka. este*. pion of miss sad fadisa cora meal for the mar- gr, al9osala • has balsa lall d WI " is l a°Paialia ' s ; saa ' "-a sion wad read DI ail tbe protestant awoken is this Tho adkastemest had taso aleo• eimilli d lo t haell tho a few st=d e relle sesa mow he ildosldwed as atoll wa d ove r mg dams, sad this dna the h o med t h a H a mm Ki sis s om kw, „ a mn ia Pose of WAN. we to be used as substitutes for wisest tad H tc Ilan lawah bah " alai a 34ww _ a _ al a ... ioatoa °6ll nalaikaal° kis& oit at Hes Swain sad seating services. he several s. Wheat, 68 lbs. to 69 lbs., has brought over 51. per qr. Ine sad dem as 7 askew Welled bowl Ma ellellook LANs. already gin amelai fee tits salealattisa of ths anal a f Rau 110 rodoeekto raMerd •• "'"` ll7 '"'-'-'' of the churches sermons rotating to the eabised were m e g eg moo bee spies Ihe eilleleine had net bees fully predate; sad it le to sees that N,293 scree Mtn he " eel ' At Hun . burg supplies madam en a limited • sods se se am ellimissee aisdisase, the Mem Wag densely amnia la evem i in soak instances oolleatigali Weft Sallie ft mien have bees. ecini have bees pram* thee laurels is fretted ; of these, P I" II has aaa aa la° abal° dbanalatall 111° ....... Paara i- C a tte bse klaililie of the hems felltura Who hays bike M i r, sedlas elli a l the primer was not charged with the KM acres pew wheat, wadi settee moderate sakalaties lwanw he i f to ha e q ual t° the le° 6l ommuutittlo• of * 6 Plies , nts t better snivels are shortly eametat ler e•Feetollm• L a a dna " . * as la will" mak al "' aat ia the War and 1 and *MINN mogroptialla NNW Wm% but with " aa lault with latest ta ilivi "hi sad of 3 Ore. t° the °l n t r alas " Us with 110 . 0® r s e ' Mete In Holland and Bel km the cant Ws this week l ac he deems& qualities are • musdary masideratisa. It ...... t ....i seidasge. fee this gimes be must be comanted for trial at the suit t h an lad year. essamkg thill etirtiable yield to equal ; ~._. bees east sad . . . Lout interest, priors generally re- lo asiteren yet, esfileisetly its primary purpose, which is to w'ir he ''' w '' • • and *eagle barley. a valuta, substitate, falls short by ""' making maltend : in the latter country rye was slightly Iso sown a • 'Miele fer a represestatim of ths astignitiss of tram convoying the Lord Lieutenant assiallaa 'T hs „ ma „ wa d es wora „ vino & frogs arrived at Um Dublin terminus • CLBRISNWELL. usalig sins, yet oats, befog ia 'seem by 72,667 acres, cheer leans se, st • calealatice of cialy 5 qn. per acre, with a f. flu Joe the awn assiest people whom miasma is rearded in kis. fe „ minims wore 5 p.s. 0a Saturday. Hie Rue _ ..; Omer Waned, a mpectably dressed youeg Ras, who eleridels of Vital lowa lo the 'maul of 265 . 340 VS. Jai Sal l' thlaw il h ahalsadilla of a Ir ta ll sawl ilad ataihia l Nast. king was mcompanied hy Lora Mature', Mr. W. was desolated ia the Polies skeet se • cocain planter, of Tres, there see very swill Spites towards • nation • LONDON WILK i.T DOCK KNTI7IIIIII.-Oor. 6. • for ormstesle. Howard, Private Secretary ; Captain Yesey, it. N.. Staamorestrest, Somer'otown, was charged by ten. was a le i hut OM Me le far of • eetiefee_ .m_ t 7 etutreSttmi -- -- la' The drsesatist has might for his eliblest la the moll rold A.D.C. in waiting, and Dr. Hatchet', State Physician, Martha Ridgway, Mesa ail 1 pe seems to rail is prostate( trist, w it. l a sete rasP"l ne, with havist e rn• e n a:y di a ll s- g i i i ir eid ur e lld potetees al tha t a lhaatila ss aaptottai a ' two ; ' ims aba rar e° „ is to a s i wwor ia°ll°° . 91.4141 taatN .1118. .....». 4.11 F 05 t 16 0 3 ? r, : 11 9 r 0 , 0 0 I:0% W tilr o ti l it': soiNmYritiold assail of BUM Them am some (Met MO" and also by the chairman and directors ot ths Mid- is e ? • Zr a ' a et adieu of the esistram 61 • Queue wko was called Hilloaria, l an d G rea t w a ft = R a il way . m • Agalo, the markets in Frame hays farther docketed, but rorelids t O e T 6 . 0 ' 4 ' 11,000 15,005 sumo Joi ._ The prosantrig, • Madame delicate-looking yowl 'Vim Mills aim of the leramids. sod *Mold as Et aia p iaa The gelato Of tho Earl of Eanfarifey in the viciniiy woman, haviag bees ewers, said that as Sunday sight last. sbipments to that emstry from the °oast hive sentineled, dimen, B.F. ekes to • share of hot tams This Qum is theatre/kg et o r R o ma n u w oo paro h aso d h y Thomas M'Clurop about 10 &dock, she wee walking sratterm with her whisk sealant' foe the fast that several of the itiountr7 noeb . ll ° - um - bake OW - - Jo 1111 4,5d0 10.600 EA kete bays bum well sustained, while that of London has ,_,_ lier. 'debars play. Sao is the Meter of Mielehn, the Eut., J.P. It consists of nearly 2,000 soros, and the husband le Seamou•strest, en their way bone when the shows a further downward tendency till tbe close of the "'""" '''.. Won' 4 , 20 ' 1 . 3,0 41.1 00 51.502 Lt:, Egyptian King, but (for what resent doss sot appear) kis gram i s un d ers t oo d t o h are l uau w ar m MOM. sod ukase: was men rushing at every female peesiag aloe' cash, whet it beam , iirta. nurywii „, ;taw abut has 900 4 1 e2f. It: 6 : 1 . :1 % s od 1:.0 1 :0 0 L . lbseet in her hammy comigued es tbs are of the higb.prieseses 100,000 i. and 'tends* then violeatly. He at length crossed the append ia poster plenty, sad the weekly returns *ow an a t ui; . W:india ~. I,tea 1,609 23,400 15,210 LI road, sad, risking at her, struck bra a dreadful blow on her Li al Isis, sad brought up la die Iseide of the goddess, is The statue of the late Earl of &Mat, at the inalle which mama b „ to w ad wy m„h , „s bo tss , isoresse of es!T i 'sheeting that token wen previously Agaspisee of bee Meth, gas Is heaved by TIMM, a noble viridian of which the Earl of Carlisle will as present struck her ea tbe bead with his eleachect fist, which reit i ° ,_ w , i :: e r eh i y a r ba r t r e w te litia l h e a aa ss e PP eet n:l te s o r e si e l ''""--- La COTTON.-Lreamoor, Ocrr. 8.-The market closed la , E4l7IdMo. whom family has beila deseseled re 7 the Waite at tho Gloss of this month, has been areented by doted her nearly insensible. At tke moment another female, " " of midi wake rates: s end the y" la ve prolongation heavily, and with much offering, and prim ot Americans Ei sad Mellott Mused to Um esaktion of • slaver tholteh Mr. M'Dowell, tho eminent fru& sculptor; and a who had been deMerstalr alaatiltadt was bleeding profusely of this tremendous war nay, tow s the close of the num, are little changed. The tendency, however, is in favour e a Waal a seesmaled in the rolal guards. For memo of commission ta mouth a bronze statue of tho late Mr. "ag nat e I hitit a T o he t Prin t a hl t t w h o ol li h ba ust e thrh m e i r tt b ed .it u r , a put oaras ai h r e h e russ et* F u nx. Lo w li e r:pio n : s o re ( cothiripdrreertarblee.dwii.ill o m f ace_a th i i os b us u nn y a e ft r ue , ily th i n d up lf h hwe n er o: sa te d a tr he e r x . ten na t o to f y vy . , t e . r, ...b . . ! l i i 1 , _ ....E_ _sales re 7,000 bales-1,000 for W,' stale, tbe Lag dram hie sister Irma her endssicia ia take O'Connell for the oity of Limerick has just been Law;za • managers secered him and rave him int; mi a• to many her to a usighbmring plass, sad her levees:an given tO Mr. Hogan, another Irish sculptor Of die. esetsdy of a pelike - mae, wits locked hal up fil tbe statics. ha a bSilt walla af allareitt ll wwwalll7 ' a " hria d ia lf sa°°*° all °II ' from every quarter. The sales of last meek were exam. °marling ESS Perham sad K•reolmol. et did. r. Mends the trees who escort Mr a mut. Arrived them Unction. Mmes. 7. 146 k e37 we r,.., st77l. 3d.; last asses they were 113,657 qrs. 03 614. : 170 Bahia, at 50.; 200 Egyptian, at 6d. to ed.; os As fames to amply with Ms King's desire, and avows her Tho folkering NO NINO Partieniers of tho horse Mr. Corrie--Do you suffer much now ia tionisquente of supply of foreign wheat sad dour, to 26th gad 1,000 Bant, itt Sild. to 4td. par lb. K len fee amthey, when Buie abe will est dint.. kilt whaelleatepkga at Ealikaka Oa Saturday : his violence ? -- m • violent OMNI' Waal between them, whisk is net dolebenses kr No MONO sled shove their IWO*, _.... Mr . i t ~I L d i t ry- itw ool di pi e saw . triala r' bat I Paw " as " 8 1201 Wag tiay' Call s wbea lB i 4 eser °3. ket soeseseneed on a supply fer the LINEN TRADIL-We natio. a greatly improved de- t s a s snapta g b y Ta r a , who „ me w s t a t h o Lb w hat seetiego _hens. old baalessof hem 13 to 14 steno were 11 ••„!.°4 , i previous week of 13,400 qui. Englisb, and 9,000 cive mend in the several beaches of the lines trade this week s sot to be bad. Time men halm draught horses hi the "t" ut a st7 Ilidd wil lt tha M alta "' ' mina " haw lag " , foreign, which oul 3,700 qn. came from tbe Whits limas have changed less than the unbleached article, re, du daelnyer of hie family. He boldly daskroe himself 617 , Id s„ „ two „ili.„ 4„, „id aa bi b mons. TM pleassesesadad me Very outrageous Weed. g Baltie• but thus Wol the AZ instalment from New York, the supply ot whet at the Genesi country markets was is. 01 , the Prisesses loref, sad threatens the tynat with nee a gates . Is t o b e K is s K w saus h or m h ome ex hibited Alla Pallatit• a ba kia l middle a ri ad °SS "' eta, MO ens. Tao imports were nearly equal to the whole adequate to the demand. Lewes, damasks, sad diapers 0 gums. The furious Kim tells kis guard; a tied& team for este was less toga la emmog peak Legal idlers am ISM lala A lia t iVa y ar ea lli T i l abliP as assaist e sti : . a bt fam ee i e ly w is se W o o dk lm iee m * t ota m u , suPply, animating to 8,100 qrs. Tae show of as, briag full rates. The total value of ezportatime of thread, a Pam in yid* the Wag Mk, but ass by Tikrak's bead. aite loaded with 3 66 relellt ie bst ENNA buyers are quite "''' wheat trout Kest sad Beset was again fair, but wittiest Hasa, and lines yarn extorted from the United Kisadoge, `", K.,. N ewsy . h am stwo m o d m e ni r w i t h. ads* kkisymiassellibeet, WWII Ms prisoner rabid aer i e , any repetition of ea importain fall. the eciontry ea ken for the mosth traded kit August this year, ie 424,343 J., as ' lifilearie is sow pees, sad ber fru sot isle salaam misitil out h . too i a „ m as s es . „ moo ., „ are , a bl e "ma Mimi Mr a detest Mew ea the nese with his having gessrally at the dose of the week either ind s Zated cuspated with 401,6401. in the mareameding month of ID cheese Tara ler her husband. The Marten, headed to o wl s to m w oa k u m n o m oustrawaw h a t i oi ao d ara a Mk* ban beg and emend bee to bleed prolasely. She or a rise. thoondary qualities of Keatith 1864, and 460,0741. for ths month of 1853. Yarns have of hiss lies saw Wm umiak other feellalee g nat arms.° by Amenophis, a Mean of the late king, ems** for the few st mist-eila Mamm Imaght salt at 1261. ; lumw "Mal ' underwent a slight redaction, and ail sew wheat was a Mangled hands in quantities during the week ; and prices destresies of Meek, and resolve to seasmisate him st • kr. of Looks, eno at 1111.; ditto, Gm at 1201. ;es Sie•Y„____.__lteee E i r e4 r ev aloag the street is , tow to um nigirway . „is heavy sale with a good quaatity 'indisposed of at a late are expected to be mach higher. Flax comes forward in boatoat „b a 5 ,„,„ ta t h e potte d m ama . ea t h o m a l ts Make NM, basin hoes General *Pau • bay sok at ~,_mtmemmr___,___ hoar ; but ' quotations generally underwent no attention, greater quantities, and in the southern districts 0 the pro -844. • ditto from - Mr. Baer. • sphiled ashes!, at 1401. ; I°°_,_„„_Semimmo„ gad shed every female it.discri o, sad qualities al old as well as foredo steeples were firmly vines prices may be quoted at 7s. 3d. to 14s. for mUled • el the Nile. But Tikrak has dissented • sestet about this gob ; T. gi t ymett . &e.. of Beeserhar, NM a eve yomold me... 8 '"ee ". ISeh with ' lia matins " ' ha a/Mama - held, though *en was but a limited business. Oa Wed bandscutched, 61. to 8... per 161bs. ; and ia the Derry dig' grotto of whisk tram ag e m ama ,. v at m a gast takes colt at 1401. ; Colonel MtNaseara sell a kir earwigs bens the other wileasses. He was intozioated at clothes. Ducky t,760 qn. appeared per oust, witbout • mingle gargo trio, 559. to 75a. foe milled, and 43e. to 465. for bend able*. Tibrak is dose in the midst of Ws esemise- to Mr. Ream st 461.; Sir Tama &abyss sold sit um kr. Cade soked him what ha had to aay. of foreign, sad lees difeculty was foaad in placing the autaked, per 124 lbs.-Belfast Mercury. Peissase-I kaow rigida, el whsi hammed. tbey ken Mead all ths eatesesse, sad an about to Inked eels at 1101. ; Petri* Task, Esq., sok 3 fining- me. ollete _ yeer emeheet um hasa amaame , via .. t. overlett samples then on the previous day, though the mar - a olds at 4001. • Alkalise Farrell aught • colt at 801. ; Mr. . _.._. a __ al . ket was not charastorbed by much animation. By Fridsy TALLOW. W ell 111114 whs. ha 811441.17 diaa n aan *ma ° - Murray, Itaiteltestsr, bought a hono at 2361.; ditto, mo• a •••••••7 6 4 1 ; laa a sa•Wall ail lallaanalaa law lila alia- tb arrival. temeteriss had unmated to 4,060 qn., with a The chief features of importance we have to draw ~Wed deer bellied Was, whisk 'nasally &Mk mad he thar at m y . . mr. marray mai m e i ght h „„„ t a t om UM Mia. ay, 31. err WNW! eir kat M ksa. Pol. a your fair sprinkling per rail, the soassion of foreign being attention to to-day ars the remarkable deficiency is the WWI ia • Loh, illiera. wheuels he dermeams their sum of 1,0001., besides • number ol Mien for the army. let i rd 21. mats (11. eschew Ms Wand mama). only 1,160 ps. Ths matket, without "Kelantan, then pre supplies of cattle to this market, which you will ban ob Inseam sad tells them *dr hour is NNW. At *seems The Wilak Cattle fair takes Mae this day. primer paid the roomy sad was liberated. anu s so t wproco s appooroneo . an d i n same balances served have ban short of previous years for some weeks; seems* the wangled** river nab late thogrotto (wkisk 11017THWARK. rather higher mime wire made of good foreign panels ; and the continued large demand for foreign tallow from the is below its bed) and dio elide mapay aso drowned SPORTING. Mobs de Iri•Mlf. was deseribed himself as sn engineer, but English new, iota. extra fine, underwent no chame. trade; there is *one appearance of a renewal of the de• id Bealegne 01111 langla, WU brought before kr. No further advisee has been made in dotting cargoee of mand from the continent. The advice. from Australia erupt Aissanks, who is want by a servant in Mute -se- Misdate for final emeadmika, charged with ealawfally Egyptian ; onus of Spaish and Mediterranean were confirm the late amounts of the sbortness of the sup alas "' Atallawa P his °aim aa ags f , aid il alaa b i Tikrak NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. •Ilisb. "AM bell las W ahl fault Ml ' Pettis h John ilmlY held. plies in the colony, especially of fine descriptions of by whom be is detested sad slain ; aad the whole MONDAY. = s teak nlioNeate 9, Beakaide, under fibs sad Tho country floor seasided of 14,025 stets, the foreign of tallow. The Memos whit& took place on Friday mukluks with the asenatik of l'iltrall sad Eitorrls. PRODUCE MAYON. T.Y.C. (5 far. 140 ych.) 200, h ft. paelemse. The pioneer bed also started a 2,700 Spanish, and 6,300 beb. trom New Toth. The et. was not fulty supported on Saturday, and to-day • " The French and ports, however, were mash in nesse of the foreign receipts, reaction of M. to 9d. took place in the early part ot the These incideste nape a essapersevoly small pram of the -Dike of Bedford's Alastor, by lago, Bst 71b, reesived alltallat " Ashase lhaktir tho PON% Wig , In tibia he had MIMI the names of the reaching to 10,854 auks. The reduction in Parisian pion day. Since, however, there hes been a firmer appearance Pim. more thaa three Murtha el it behmi cemplea w ith forfeit from Lord Gleagow's to fby Orlando-Brown Has, Lent Mayor sed Aldermaa Wire, sad had aniall7 hired Wash* tits Frisch demand, the only change in value in the market and we leave off-spot Y C new, 60.. 9d. ; liet 41b. mania "' r easalhaaa ' sal "l ea "' The lad mt. tiwaarstmaa of 100 son. each, le ft, for 2.r-old Allies, *Na ha. ha liaw BIN,. strait ' Blackfrialai of the City consisted of Is. improvement on Norfolk. ; there was, how. 1854, reweighed, 60e 6d. ; all this year, 60.. 3d. to 6d. ; Jan. represeatiog the sormutioa, is minty ia dusbabow, g„ 70 „ ob ; asuitu „ mum , „, was anawati g ib; is b ot h , isiblar r ta _any ou the *Ladle. It may also be reallented ever, • stoady home trade in all other kinds. Oa Wades.- and March, 61s. 3d. ; Dee. and Jan., 60e. 9d.-(From Maus. , aid • word Wag stared by my MO. La the earlier part el 61b. T,T.C, il ter. 1,40 pd s , to e a bo that k Mama, 1853, he was charged at this soon with du we received 540 sacks per coast, with 1,440 sacks from Smith end Charles's Circular of Monday evening.) delakkg mem from a gentleman confined in the Queen's abroad, there then being no new feature in thos trade; ana . ties play time is sems dramatis karat The love sews ' gr ow ' L t ib ia ' thialaVa __, 11.7 °lra ' b ra ss o ta i ornow lii. nYing ) Thillant maiesi wig Prima, Men the memos of obtaining for Wm the title of is this way it clued on Friday, with an addition to the Detente Nitesris gad Tihrek ban toads/sees aad itemise, Fame Poalialir for 3-yrolds. 7st 7lb t four. Sit 71b ;se Amides Meat. In the present instance he repossated foreign of 700 sacks, and 4,160 Mts. from New York. IRON.-GLAsciow, Ocr. 8.-(By English and Itleb hiagnetic Telegraph.)-Market still very quiet. Steady sad the yisaag maa's chances skew. • degra of vigour gee, Ina, eag eged, get 12th. A.F. 1 mile 2 far. 73 ris. himself ell tuallemr to the French and English Canal Com- The tiontinned sheen*, of supplies of barley hes greatly sale reported at 78.„ One month, fixed cash ; buyers same whit& is ausentained. He gradatily sinks intofeebleases; Mr. J. N. Imelere Orissa% by Orland% I Mt Iflb may (whither*? ezistadl„ sad that the Count de Moray ealliamed its value and made is butane more scarce. The pr i ce; not hi ng d o i ng . eag ee se the meets . ; go disappears after u „ third sot. Hr. serimen itedfitsiriTnepe. nee. ese the iv. ! was tee mmoideat, lir. Wilson. 111. P., • director, sad kr wales Intl andisted of mete_ly _1,700 qrs. Eogli, d 'B s o n ti CORN.-CAaLism, Oce. 6.-We hid I against i We ho p 1,230 qrs ;so a ergs supply of mat die Worse merely to walk in preemies at bee M. Amur* Pea Syne let no „..... (agesedr t °°°°lra ig r . Ras°. °bid salria°°° ' - 7 --- - a l- l • e a t i w . - - sormaties. Miss Olya sad Mr. Bury Salina did every i lt• O se ra w . e ahet Owr alm e fru :•4 7 4: 6 --- .... ( 1.. etnee 1 m ama g„m s 1 n. he the prosecution, sad Mr. malting an grin ing were therefore in favour at tot y neat at oar mutat this morning for which there was le. per quarter advance. It is however to be ezpectec 5 good ?emend, wish no alteration in price. Osta • good justice to these two parts. As the ymtbfal priestess of Isill. Lad Mime. Limle.4 mkt 71b.......... -. .. Ca. Gomez e TM niiimine support of the charge brought by Mr. that, with ea undoubtedly good crop, farmers will turn supply and fair demand. Barley impel small, gale very Rh, Gi n mu d w i t h groat mor a l i ty sa d swa m i es & Mr. keilltii by Peramae-teser, t ro t Ist .... (Welk 7 Te;Lada has dire=red in the Daely Nam. their internam to the improved rate. of this branch of their quick. Wheat, white, new. Ns. 61. to 301. 6d. ; old, „ Beteg*: 9to 4 apt Orinoco, sto 3 sg.t King of Trumps, evidence UM adduced, to pain proclaim. sad avail themselves of tbe o portunity to be 30i. 6d. to 32a.; red, new, 2.85. to 30e • old, 295. a 31s A l tha C h ian ' hal wahia _ .. hald ' awa ,.__ th _,,a P lial „ .7 6to 1 apt Craabourse. Won by two lengths. Bad third. the gmeen alla Zetunumm w i t h th e si = aim ,. d i n :- tairiy rein - unmated. On Wedneedsy P Only 320 pe. Barley, new, 14, 61. to 16s. ; old. 14a. 6el . .to I6s. Oats, ; hee ermailladial Paseo. trauma eVeeT alaa Salt * N U S SI SWalreTAllls of 5 0 mut sash. 30 ftt fror 3 Mold Allies. Mr. Edward Tainey, dirk to Messrs. Herds* of Fleet. English got up ;on Friday there were but 200 pa. more Potato, old, 141. to 15s. ; neer, 10.. 61. to 12i. ; common, old, kneed aam weird sovereign a Egypt. Mr. tkilival Bit 7lb eselt ; thus by stalling Or Ont of mins that ather west, said the rimer made a premed to Mrs some per oust, asig one cargo of foreign, consisting of 420 qrs., 13s. to lts. ; new, 104, to Ila. Rye, 17e. to 18s. Flour, rasa mas m ers hi e s w ee t to m e p a n t beds as the lover sad ties mimed • winner allowed 31h; 11 both, 51b. DA. 7 deriaben at 35, New Mame-street, belonging to the city when the trade was reported firm, though set lively, at tbe Per stone, 21. 10d. to 3s IL Oatmeal, 21. 4d. to 2s. 6d. hero. Mr. Stuart, too, daismes praise foe the energy whiali mem at he d ett 2 ° ll ISI:Ir• ill subs I troostenu lielleitem Hs ommaniested with the latter, and the previous Monday's rates. Ryemeal, Is. 10d. Bitterne'', Is. Bd.-Carlisk Journal. les Meow into the part of Ammophis. But sone of the Ilabentl at .. la elh el• thatemi. sambas. were let to km for six months, from the 7th of Malt bee participated in the rise of barley ;it wee BUFART, OCr. 8.-(By English and Irish Magnetic May moths na a November, tor 60J. The tette! written 2e. dearer onTraday, and on the last day of the week still Tei.granh.)-At farmers' marks , supply of both wheat and skarastsra eked muttony for drauatic power. Marai s 200 h ft. T Y.C. 6 harlotry, 140 yards. by die phew, wee pat ia, and he told witness wises he showed a Madam upwards. oats fail; prices unchanged. At'Corn Exchange, the "t -ikes el Wad's Tyra by Tame. set 4110.... .. 13. Boners) I As a semis spate& the piece is entitled to the bights, l a m on apo w s a i r d a fly i ng hiu u toton _ha,h a too od , called ups. Was that he Wes secretary to the French aad Oats remain less liberally furnished than of late, though teed's°. thin, and bat little doing; prices unaltered. praise. It is aid say rio, splendid, sad beautital, bat Mamma) 2 Enke Alliance sad particularly mentioning the name of 20,400 pa. Danish and Swedish were reported, with about Betting: 6t04 Os Tyro, The favourite mans gel the ths lelnit llaysised Alderman Wire as members of the 3.000 pa of Irish and 1,000 qrs. Bestial. Sweet panels cArrut.-LrysupooL, ()cr. 8.-The demand for beet taut be regarded as a faithfal sad vivid delissatim of " tbe running, and woa very easily by ten leagths. sosseakos. have luag been scarce, and such, witb kila-dried old, were was extremely duli at our market this morning end in load of Egypt" se it existed hi Me old days of the Pharaohs. Frwrr Poona", for 2-yr-olds ; dolts, est 71b ; Oise, Mai* Robert Smith, clerk ia the City Solicitor's office, 6d. dearer on Monday, but new frith receded sa mach in order to effect 'ales a reduction of 11. per lb. had t'o be sub. Of this entree nest be conviatted who has waked the Set sib. T.Y.C. 6 harlotry 140 yards. prodused letters from the prisoner, showing that the offices value for neat of confidence in them as a wholesome food. mined to. Sheep of prime quality were in good di mend. , winks of Rum or Wilkins's, et wandered Gamlen the Mr. T. Taylor's bf by Mane-Oetrogoth's dais. fht Sib at 35. New Bridge-street, Were let to him as secretary to The bulk of middliog old foreign remained whhont change• ens enhanced prices were realised ; hat middling and in. balls el the British Museum The buildings, the decorations .„ on ow ... him Voluasil ! the French and English Allianos. lie had a board-room, Oa Wedneiday only 600 qn. Irish and 2,680 qrs. foreign &riot. were less inquired for. Beef, fed. to 6td. ; Mutton, : two (Neat, a clerk, and a led. got up. et having traospired that the French and English 51d. to 7d. of the temples end the palaces, the grim, uncouth Mob, the Duke of Bedford% Astor, en 71b ... (11 ' he, " , r__ Mr. A'Bockett asked witness whether he knew of any government. were entramiag for 12,000 qrs. for the cavalry aims el tbe soldiers, the attire dies vasious classes amen The fellowine aim ma : The Varmint's.' the 'y "I nek an association as the Fres* and Beglbh Alliance ? at Coustantinople, in equal proportions d that this market Dubose, Roden Cannons's, Annirer Mara Podia, The sad weseen-every object, in short, Weak gad inanimate, Deter, se4 ' a. • - ' Witness replied in Me negative, but there were • num- was to be the chief source of supply, a 'e a :nines@ was given to SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. kr of devalue about. AU they knew Moat it was the trade in all good minded parcels at somewhat better is Pissed before oar 6 7 0 with • truth sad reality whieh Betting :3to 1 apt Redits, sto 1 gist Unexpeoted, Bto I -,.,-- 's letters. prices. Oa Friday the whole increase to the supply con mut ben bees the result of unwearied research and en- each ages Anniger end fby Slane. Vary little was dam P ri r! l of 8, Tiabfield.terraes, Regent's- slated of 4,600 more Irish. Sweet kiln dried Danish were THE SEA-BORNE MAILS. a owl er William Mead, enamate graphical skill. Two scum in particular-Me on the nee, Was cleverly by three.parters of a 'stalk, park, Bald be knew tbe prisoner. In the early part of May then fully 6d. dearer, in consequence of the government beev es , i n t h o grotto o f K ownou , an g t h o sow a w h all arms the mond Matter the third half a length ; Aratiger was last he employed him asealeetur to the French aed English con ..... , but new, especially black Irish, continued ne- (From the " London Postoffin List.") fourth Redin fiftb and Flying Duchess sixth. Mark Foli o, the coreastbe-lisve esucely ever, we belien, been gr. • " . . . Allience assoctation. The following is • *loopy of the es- glutted, and consequently were tbe turn cheaper. [When the date for making up • mail falls on a Sunday, the les, at a wide interval beaded the next &vision Caurcaillue seeded ia magaillionse. Son" of the daaciog was exceed. b e ing l as e, ' ' • moment :-" I hereby employ John William Mead as Then were 1,100 qrs. foreign and 700 qrs. English beaus Mail rentailuotteu until the day re'leteitte. l e e deflector for the Central Committee of the French and as the week's supply Trade on Monday and throughout lon I real Sealy pretty-Miss Entine Wright, ha pasticular, is • HANDICAP 13Wiltarablil of 20 SOW. Web, Sod Only Uit Engkh Alliance, at 81. per mouth. C. de Fleury." Tiers the week hes been very . limited, and no further unprove- . denensee of the first clams. The meledramatie music, by if declared, tte., to go to the owner of the Beyond horse ; ilea uti al ' ' , tom re whet When By what Mr. H. Latinist. is admirable and was performed by a com for 3 yr-olds and upwards. T. Y. C. (5 farloop 140 yds). were a large masher of circulars seat out signed by the mint has been realised. prisoner. as hosorary secretary. About 2,000 were distri There were scarcely 600 qrs. English peas and only 160 tbe dm- Putt Oillee. pitched. " fusel ' ea P eete° " Nth (6 sub", two of whom pay 5 sera. each.) The highest bated. In consequence of • communication with Alderman qn. foreign. Tbe late advance in white boilers was sus - - Mete sad well appointed orthesna. weight stospting being 7st 131 b, it was raised toBat liti.,-anti Wire about the association wiling. gore up all cennelion tinned, bat it has checked demand, and little alreratioa has Lblion -- 1 Tih. l7 thi al g ou th. The whole performance was received with groat apples's; the eithersill Pmfortrowe z i t er weiwwwoe pr r at itab pseere ik e yrs, let 71b (S. Bogen) 1 with it tea days afterward.. taken place either in these or feeding sorts up to Friday. Spain Gibraltar ) and we trast that the nan of the piece will amply repay the William Darning Herrin printer sad stationer, 7, Earl- The linseed trade =eatable a very firm aspect, an export Gior n tor .7.1 month ' 1 -v."- palls, 4 yrs. 7ot 121 Ith end great upset sad me which tbe lessee mast have bestowed (Flatma t al 2 street, Bleckfriars, said that in the early part of May demand keeping equal pace with the supplies ; and cakes name NI ita production. Mr. Labia Therms, kere, 7st Kb (Wells 3 last the prisoner came to him and ordered 10,000 circulars remain extensively used and dear. Whits mustard seed Egypt. l4l or the j Indus ... too Nubia Betting: 7to 4 on Pere. 5 to 2 eget Titormus. Won to be printed. beaded " The Central Association ot the appears to have niched its lowest for the present, but there Nyor month. j month - easily by a length, sum distance between the suend and French and English Alliance. Office 35, New Bridge is no stir in the trade. Winter tares hsve been much ne- mom... ADBLPHI. third. street, Bleckfriers," onduding with tbe following names es glected, though there has been plenty of rain for sowing ; ( u vi r l du t ell 11 " tte of i eat "' hides - Oet. 20.. Nubla Tho winter season oommenced at this pleasant SWIIIPIITABIa of 10 son. each; 2.yr.olds, get 71b; three, the central calamine. :-President, D. W. Wire, Ea , 10e 6d. is now only asked. Bona new hempreed is showing t o o. Bst 41b ; four, tiet 12Ib ; flee and upwards, ilit 2th ; the alderman ; treasurers, Messrs. Drumm° d and Co. ; Muses. at full prices. Rapeseed comes to band in small quantities, Chinas little theatre yesterday "Tinier under very favourable sun winner to be sold for 200 son., if demanded, ste. T.Y.C. Ca Rubio, Frederick Ls Roy, Andre a Lefebre, 14. Stun, and holds its price. C mary maintains the late advance. In fen.olte- ) m the amino .. I plus. Th. house has been nicely decorated and buraished, Flys fuleolle 140 yards. (ft subs.) K. Kroll, W. kakis, T. Katy, B. Smith, John Currie, other seeds no change. supports.. month. ith & leth which made it look exceedingly dean and oomfatable, and Mr. l'Asion's Vie Amuse by Melboarns, 4 yre, get 131 b W. Hall, B. D. Oudener. Baskers--hleaterman and The country linage for wheat is their widest range Australla(vie I p or the 1 Liver- & g m ,. .... . MUM (Akleroft 1 CO., Henke and Co., and Banbury tad Co. Collector- show a difference of 4s. per qr., while Mark.kne and the the cue) moth. peoL a sew drop seem gave Inehress aid novelty to tbe stage. Mr. Adkins's Carton. I yrs, 6st 7lb (Fordham Its Mr. J. W. lind, central office ;-, Mon. secretary. principal pleas have been little moved. At Hull, Louth, w est nal. The performances were, first, Idr. Lover's popular Rory Z: l 4=7 l .2l 3ltedee t t t n i te e tt h t n nh ..... -- It : lr an ii 1 whish had hem filled up by taa prisoner. On the Sy leaf Bristol, Glonoester, Birmingham, Lynn, Gainsborough, (except Ila. O'MM. in which Mr. Radice made his bow to as Adelphi mr. a Gill's iiewriana. s yrs. ilet 4 lb Beam 5 there startled columns ter the names of tbe contributors and Alford, at. Ives, Manchester, Leeds, Norwich, Newesatle, vans and I , let and . audience after an absence of five years. It i s Lord Orford's ken" 3 viten Mb ...... ..... (Bs w 6 tha amount of their contribution.. Then is also the following and Boaton,good sarepiee were firin acd unaltered. The only Ilo'nlilme)• hid hott „ to t bi o g „ usiatit to is y tbat hit time Menial!: bto 2 ags , . , nodes to contributors printed by the side-" Alliance Testi , markets noting decidedly felling prices were few :-Melton t The Assa . yer 3to 1 apt Caledonia Grey Town.. - - - 1 opopton. Uinta the has sot been unprofitably speat fa the interim, en- 9to 2 apt learns. Won easily by ath leagthe ; bad third. modal: Ladies sad gentlemen desirous of contributing to the Mowbray le. to 25., and Wakefield le. lower ; Habridge, si o ,,,G tani do Venezuela ... . 0 , 17 Booth- Mea. 10th of nos month. The winter was claimed. address or testimonial will kiedly signify tapir intentions New bury, Muket Harborough, sad Meeks' Rases were chili hig flat his brogue has become More natural, and Marva, Bst 71b each, 200, it ft. T.Y.C. 5 far. 140 yds. by Mika up the annexed form. The committee, for its 2s. dearer ; and Newark 3s. higher. Liverpool on Tuesday Per. .1 kis sating less eztrangsat, while his humour is lit. Priem'''. threaville• hrretetheteee ( 6 . DO/ 1 (widener, beg the return of the form to the secretary or was rather cheaper ior now Irish wheat, and tor Spanish California - W.I. P. Cook's Mine s by Meteor iteatte l teuse) 2 to the collator, who will eall for it. Subscriptions to the flour on Friday. South- Hag- 16th as rasy, sad his animal spirits more exabersat tast ever. Bottum' :4to 1 vs Granville. Granville made all the Honduras ... )11 Oct. 17 ...) woven saws 01 the Tyne testimonial nay be forwarded to the appointed bankers, or As regards sprinp cern, new oats have been mostly quoted Nassau .-. He had a warn neceptien. was moored in one of his say, ranoing, sad won easily by two lengths. month. through others to the treuurers. A list of subscriptions rather cheaper Barley universally improved. Bests and let sad at the cad of the piece had a call before the outdo. MArOtt v 200, h ft. T.Y.C. 6 fur. 140 yds. Lord will be published in the daily papers. No more then one peas also have brought higher rates. Mexico ..... 1 n Nov 2 ) South - A debutante, Mies Kate Kelly, took ow of the female parts, Clifdea's Melissa naked forfeit from Lord Gleigow's fby aniptoa. guinea will be accepted towards the testimonial." Witness Fine weather, so n ary to Scotland for the in-gather- Hanna "*" month. Orlaado-Brown Bees. isail with the mistime of a pisagiag appointee, aad fair The weather was ea the whole very favourable, the P riatad 141"° of these ettestlese' and seat them is ins of the remains of harvest., bee been there protracted Lisbon daring voise, made rattler a f Ms impend:it on the ground in capital condition, sal the attendance appeared to tth lit t3SN B 'd tent bt th 'ig be d li ' dl' U h fbe s remain wykuu oe o cie a,ew ri gins ,u • female 0 you our mita, an it e more tanaew an Cape deVerds 1 South' Tams & . 0ct.15. Tay radiance. la the seat pine, Mr. Mark Lemon's Moving be of as average strength. The eremite of tent tt __ 5,000 he had dill in hie warehouse. Witness also stamped in jeopardy. Markets hive been quiet but firm for sli floe Batts ....... s o . t . 2 „ dated hi Brows Btu poling tones , in het two eittehet " . a A l ll ar t r es qiiiintity ia o ted fen on vel b o i n u es egr wilth d. e " French sad English parcels of old wheat, but inferior tiss been rather easier to Bawaw A rea Ampton. • Tole, Mr. and Mrs. Keeley returned to their old quarters, . -the geese of their greatest triumphs, and had a by Mary Copp walking over for the 100 soy. Sweepstakes, bay. Barley was in much request at Glasgow, and fine Yelltbind le- Mr. A'Beckett asked him whether hs had the manuscript new Scotch has brought 325. per 32ffits. Beans quite as lands T.Y.C. and by Hewes having the like easy work for the 50 ,a sk. rapturous reception. They kept the beau in a „ m o w : mista k e% p . m . - circular ? dear. Oats rather dull. At Leith there was a demand for Lt e trig e iT . on. 23 . i Ply. . oats... Re roar from the beginning to tha end of the ADDITIONAL CESARBWITCH SCRATCHINGS. oon M ee r. t r ae ut b is a r t e t p h li e ed r tk ia t e be r h d adl id a se o a t t n i t t a w m ith it the ß o o roof for fine new seed wheat at le. to ls. Bd. more money. W.C.c.fAfrlea ) • Waver piece, and received great emotion) whenever the Hataples, King of Trumps, Goodish, Taifoord, Liken got paid iferthing for of the property he se . nt is. In Inked the crops are freaerally housed, and we have ea t t.hen a th ) o r e,. le, le 1 , Africa seen that the extant of land ender culture tor corn has ea- America people could span a moment from la u ghing. Tk e7 won ph o n e ,. & me m os Fl at t erer . Her mic i n o, Gamekeeper, - Thomas Stewart Rog ap er, , insiesctor of the L division, who tended, though there is a &minutiae in the growth of flu. United States Fridays. "---' ably assisted bY Nies Eery XmleYi ea Keslsh, the ~ small Carmine, Baits of 'Eris, Vandal, Lair, iedbec, Mori. bad charge of the eta, said that when the prisoner was serest" of the Mese, who also remind a fall share of The marketthan generally been steady, stacks of all old y k n i i t teil i.es hiat one se 1 I ot ai t u, .: . ..: ) mer, Hybl., Bianca, ithrlingtoo, inaston, Neoptotemus, bromht to him by Timeadilold, 550 City Police, he said ha sem being pretty well worked up. Wheat sad oata have Meeenes filly, sad Evangeline. Forty-seven MOWS in. am i public approbation. Tim eatertalaments (which might have been a little shorter) coacladed with the Mulnye of bomht the bricks on his own amount, and for no company. hem somewhat cheaper for new at Dablin; and maker( trotted stool * F u rld i a u y . s. k i south. Her. Mr. Morgan said that was all the evidence he lied to barley fully ed. to lc in admen of last prices. Cork sad gu t t a hn or th et e n ema ta _ _ mans. 000) 7,41-. .......... . offer spinet the prisoner, sad he anaidered that quite Waterbed note little alteration. Anerka Wdasclays. 2 " 1"" Ins zonsp 11SUVII, is will* ine Euler eastaie".: their Wagon...in* Tory, Hamilton, from Cardiff, with saffielent for a jury. FOREIGN. • Tko Doves and Usraeilles. I K-Korning. 8-Ennio& original parts with all their original ability, and Mies Keeley sods, for Mis port, ma atilt,' lost on the coast to leeward, ltr. Winton committed hint for trial, and on the vole- Sufism in the flour trade at Parts has beanie more sleek, especially gyrated marked nodes by tbe taste and spine Aug. 18 ; crew saved.-Marenhats. Aug. 23. The Muskies mines. depositions beiog read mi t:over by Mr. Nokia. the with whisk she Nag • mock Italian duet with Mr. P. of Prince Edward Islatid, from Stadia* to Livemool, with a mooed clerk, the withal*. were I bound oval to prosecute and psiees still further reduced, makers of the teat marks holding their samples at Italy 108 f. to 109 f. Lfor secondary ARRIVED. obits 104 f. to 107 f. are asked per sack of 159 kilos.; first „ ouzo of deals, became waterlogged at see ; crew t i th e s o ff Me at the next Nominates...doss. Bedford, who we malts , ' Watt ta wattiaa war as eamiestir by the Tuscarora, lierohy, arrieedhen.-Quebea. Sept. 24. Mr. &lemon said there sere a gold watch and Main (mad Maass-at Falmouth. October 7, heal Sera October 7 from Roam peiderous, sad a great a favosrite with the gods as ever. The Gleaner (brig), Coln from NsWesseis to S c hi e d am , ea the prisoner, aad le Mr Treenail. was aware that be had uglify de Lyoa and de la Bourgogne cas be bad at 1021. There wen me or tweedier sew hoes, but their parts were with coals, lies stranded st , the Outer Point, in the West. them prior to any transaction with lias, be hoped hie veer- I t,* 1031. Wheat bie fallen 21. to 3f. per 11 hectolitre. The p AcatirrA--st thirenaiown. Oztober 5, nom- ............ -.,. @yrs a L taritAU M A .at Ply a l F otl i tr i ttOtOr 6, frixa...-.........- Loadoe not of „sa w 7 , 0 „„i,„,„ a , i iv. „y opv s ,,„ i ty o f gat, aad is fall of water ; the crew will be saved, but the railways are reducing their Marge at from bc. to 7 a per ton. The departments g Ily show a reduction in the APIOORA-at Queerstoun, October 5, fr0m........... ...... ...Leghorn ship and cargo, it is feared, will he I.et -Antwerp Oct 7. ship would order the ff et ri to be rest_ored t .. Mr. Morgan sot o . ag any one° au, judging of their ability. The house was densely crowded in ATALNITA-IDOTsvesend. October 7. Dem - Berhice ta barque , o hei 1, e ere, ound to Queke, r• The A ( )f S 1 - tl. Sa d b ' * M A'Beekett nude the required order, tad the watch prices of wheat at from 45 e. to 2f. 50 . e. per sack of 11 had, A OVIIIMA-la Quo enstown. October 6, fr0n........--......11 oras Very dee weather has bun connoted at Hsrlia, bet met -at Crayoned. October 5, front ..„............Gemerk OM] rut. is bollest, wag wrecked west of °sharp Cape, Sept 9, and wes handed to the Plotter. few arrival. either by lead Carriage or water cams to hind. " Aucs Mats--at Graveseod, October 11, from .... Ceylon was advertised for sale ; crew saved. Mem. • The Amato, Grain os tke spot, as well as for future delivery, Wal some ANNA AVM/RYA-at Gravesend, October I, from Flushing , Andrew, of Shields, sailed bus Orme, July 13, for Quebec what assist in price, but rye hes scarcely reeeded is value. ALVA-at Liverpool, October tt, from.. ......... ............. Quebec COLLISION IK TR.6 Matittlf.-On Sunday evening -Sydney. C. 8., Sept 15. The Junior (bantam), of Nen ~.. Barley, oat., and pane Were altogether calm. Floor wao a Some Sorma-st Liverpool, octane t. from Palermo &beat half-past sena o'clock • allidon occurred OD the Brunswick, Pletcher from LiveePOOt to Qwebee. with nit, WIRD= or A LITTLE BOY AT Hilleeigaroms.-un slew sale, though rather cheaper. Potatoes Were WWII,/ AaDasw Fowl:a-at Liverpool. October 6, fr0n0...-... New_Tork Mersey, sad was attended. it was, with • .oes of two was wrecked on Woody Point, near Main.a Dien on Sat. 8 ; Tuesday the people of Hangerford were horrified at the oat well al to quality, but the tubers were neither numerous Acoesta-st Linerol. Ootobe c V, fr it= Thirm idittent lien, As the sew Rook Ferry boat Bee was proceeding WOW saved ; the ship and cargo will probably be sold.- Intelligence that • little boy. four years of sge, had b , en asie huge, nevertheless they sell at easier rotes than was 1 g e 0 = 4) ( ?,;:,,,,Z p oto b es ti, t r0nt ...... ........... ......... lu s he r : down the river to Liverpool, the Birkeabeed sad Trimmers Sydney, C. 8., Sept. 15. found es the Down., with hie head fearfully mutilated, and expected a month ego. Aye was firm at Stettin. Posnons-at DelL October 7, Iron Lertrrn boat Versos was tieing into Tramline, end eame into NEW INVENTIONS IN WSIITARTi-II la Understood murdered by some unknown hand. Inquiries were made, At New Yerk inferior qualltr flour was fully Is. per BAI/All• Aing-at Fillmcntio, Weer 6, from gyre Nikita witti the Bee, canying away hier rudder. sad that the late distraction at Sweaburg VW cht e gy effected hy aad It VII dieeavered to be thc body of a child named b i t cisme. in nansespenen of a French demand, but the BoIuJOOTOn-at HartlePeol. Ornate 6 . from Dalhousie making a tremendous gash in her eters The water flowed mesas of bomb shells charged with a lipoid combustible. Red.; whoa fattier is a labourer, living in IlieMetreet. outh Omar 6, from Inbrador I Boer descriptions were easier to procure; inferior, 7 dolt. hurr-et QUenntOWO. 11, trom Trieste rapidly into the cabin', sad immediately after the set istued We ore informed that as Jimmies precisely or th e n at u re It was sabeeptently ascertained that a boy named 8 -pp, st c ., Ohio to 8 dols. 25c. Extensive transactions had taken am .. th ,„„ oupoodm o. mt . 1 . fr om . g oonnot i oop i o Batin-st Pipe , presagers were Mae deep. Those who Were OD deck at Che of Mem dune was eressionietted to Lord H en n es ., t o twelve yews of age. ahem father is • gardener, also living p i e ce in western wheat at about 2s. per qr. more money. Corium Weave the atheism were precipitated from their feet, and April, 1854, by Mr. William Hutton. writer in Stirling. M,„ in High-street, wie sent oa to tbe DoWils by hie master, Cisairrisia-st sr , lllf, Oates, 5, from Freights for Great Britain were 'ether lower. Good vessels c e ,,,,,,,, e t pu nwat h, c ato e or 7. tr . Pima I me Poor woman hid her Waal hutted from her arms jaw Mottoes soleassaiestion was remitted to the coosideration kr. Pocock, to cut some furze, for which purpose he took a for the continent were MIMS 8,000 Ws filar bed been Cuomo' RiCasita-sa Qmonsemni, 04.4 trona tee river. Tie 'enamel the penesegen were frightful is of the Board of Ordnance. with 'ewers' othen beatiog on ths billhook. At 8 o'clock in the morning he wet sees wilkiag loaded for Havre at 21 &ie. per lal.. and 7,000 hectolitres of Cuoice-at sotelisampess. Oatelar oos t r hom the exteenie, luid emelholif seemed to hese ifiem ea so) sagas subject ; aad en lately ea the 29th August kat, the band in hand with the child, and five hours afterwards its wheat at if. 60c. per beet. There were vessels loading grain orrSrte Tonnvr o-4 t larmemt• ostesw It frees k . rim' Arra Buenos Ayres Quebec Montresl bops ef again nathieg Mrs Arne, for the Bee WU bet thank. of the board were seamed to Lim for bis ineention, murdned body was dieeovered be a girl named Setannih an d dant lee Antwerp. Bremen, end Hamburg, as well a. cm :: neasatma _ to , it mow 5 1 settling ia the water. A large skip, however, anchored ia nese the stigmata supplied to their penman* by the Barnes 'The soT Sopa was apprehended ill the course of E n gland and France. The condition of mach of the wheat Dig ,;;,„ 5? .. 4 55 5 1 1 the sinew, made signals of distress, which Wen promptly Ha/aim authorities at Swann, is to the operatioa of the the afternoon, aad the Dili morning Confessed that the I s gr am atua expected ; red southern, 1 dol. 80e. to 1 dol. g tetek _ o t assweved by the Eastbada boat Brillialsit. bound down to then. obseged with liquid, tbrowa into the town by the bkhook Wird int a his head and struck the child ; he go o , white to 2 dole. 5.f. Liverpool. After some difficulty. the &nude took off the H I M* bd. M-. Hutton is hilly satisfied that the Admi- was afraid s should be blamed for this, end th_erefore Eitina-at 11. aram...-........ „ al: oasis, 6. Men Odessa Maim of the 17th &meatier speak of several Suceares ras s = 2 at obielle. °Melee 6, .................. passeagen. 140 la number, from the Ba (excepting the ran had adopted his suggestioit. The effeets of them kated tie child outright. &PT hem a very faddism, t ran sactiene fee sonsamption and speculation ; shoot 7,000 &mean:cm- 46 Skin* 0 d. . fr oa--• rot women gone hod lost her child, and woo in snob • shah will probably soon be co experienced at 0 Isms. Mr. tbeeset t er, o rvin: be l e t n w be as fo t re hou th h e t s b egia so trates several time* iv& ma etbest bare changed bands at Bf. 250. to fir 30e. per tht,".„_" -a t, 0 _ 0 ,Q °1•••° ,,...Lt 0 ,... ottob ; a. woa , to uali • and 4 200 Obirka fine at 10f. -- - -'------• Akyab ilium . ftatie state that she weld sot be persuaded to leave the Hatton has, he believes, dim vered another preparation for ow lot 1 6 y that the murder h ea t.. sesieding q ty „ got ,„„„ o _ ot nam „,„„,. ma m a 2 . h ow __ ...... __ gy re need) ead landed them at tbe stmts. bomb "bells, of a Ratan so fearfully destnietive to hal been committed out of a spirit of ge, the de. ege : . • 8,400 MM. ware also solol, of merchantable quality, at gout -at Quenatem. Oneher 5. from MOLLI. RACHEL'S JUDAISM. - Tho Now York h e ms • that he has resolved not to 'Budge it. To the llSlMen's hither knits' boxed Sopp's Ilan at the Congregt- gf. 309. ale epowelation. TM gonad run of priers for wheat ItscasetTa--at Clussomielle assibw Oilablif 6. tina............ Celiac Deity Timm states that Rediel.tilis nag sge mart aow sus sa paclussa w nil the government, it is mid, chi e fly demi School last Sunday ; but this is very unlikely. O. is from 9f. No. 50101.506., whl se gnat quantity on sale. resesent-st ramestk. eintenike is New York. them aging en Me halleased for many useful hints with regard to alleviatieg Friday the boy was examined before the insoistemes. H. un as e r ma s th e eer i es t. wa se aw , b e ", i o o w , way a s m o m . 7,_teoen ---Itlehltitiek .. Motioned' 2lsdel last wails, sa e yawl& d a y o r a g ese e nm e. m i d ae. She swinging. of the army is the Crima duriag the course amesered very mooncerned et the perilous position is which meneigraliss. At Measure* hod knurly at (amiss rates; imam ohtaa _ stp „,„,,,t. = a ,...e. f figo :..... ..... mii, teaded Me Jawa' synagogue is that dty to fast and ray elbows.% winter-Smeenicen. belle= a As impost Iree held on the body on Widnes. mew, ael. to 1181.wer lies; breed, ed. psi. Is.; wheat, 20a, tO s omot ... ot Q s ...s m . ° do p er 3. fecea.................., Ilevills The thy of stonemeat 16 sae of the most solemn days at the Tows.hall, lisogerford, before Thomas 21s. par Nibs. There wee a maser at Chili that stook iripaeta-at posememws. (Weber 3. bola Leoloon A limiuniiiii °"181/114-1.1" fallawing, ra y s t r eeldridge, Rag : . entailer for the boresrli, and resulted in wag l i ew, gmaraseast liad it in contemplation to stop sit. Naos az Nor-at QUOINIOIing October 1 . 270 a .** , - .1 11 1 _ 1 ?.. 1 i heltt by the Jews, sad le guest tile Oaly ON Oa which gbe indidemidel Esereheme is • eopf of • sedge whisk Jewish weans ere allowed moan" the eruppes. tame d oss mm a mm as m mo n as n a m ay „ at ,_ a eardist of 0 Wad minder easiest Wdliam flopp." He p e rm eaddi was net, bowever. generally believed. Pennines-et Milsill Gllebw 6. bwm.............--....»...... 1 • 1111 . 1 7 fr0n................. STro Tbe le s e ovz i amoss h ave ape „,„a a t d ia nrcey of = a ft Oh f$ le OW 114116 se tile segehip or 1 .-___ t b o ime hese 0-omitted for triat -Berke/bre Chremiele. liw metrelmate of Goprewiteb had petitioned Ragland puTeetr - ot s alimeolle., "Mar I ,t ; hum _ nonio . aaa num) te permit Me export of gnus from the Sea of A a awl ,,,t_ at tit web* 7, 77467....7.«................ Syr . the H im. • MIN eldisti dim Kim in 8 message. memo of tle Pore is gsla to get • nook Simi 2 rate PILIMMENT.-The Rev. 0. F. Owen, M.A, to tbe ss. Docks. sad ben taut hstetpkt Illie purples of *envoy- at 10 la the Psmd ?Wrap of ChUd's Wickham, fa the opus sad dines. of Abbt la n•stral " 11 • 1 % and *odes the retordiew of lb* Toar--alCineeesteen. outer A tuw...----• .---Asconi , , • 4...e.1............ a... at.. 1.....• Awmanno•O" I filonnestart NEM& the an. Timms silted asp. soasun-.4t comeeseeme. assist 5, tra5..........-. trel Waitata.—.The Tory, Hamilton, from Cardiff, with wale, for this port, was teettlly lost on the east to leeward, Ans. 18 ; crew caved.—Manahan, Aug. 23. The Mantel*, of Prince Edward bleed, from Sadie, te Liverpool, with • cargo of deals, became waterlogged at see; crew taken elf by the Tuscarora, Murphy, arrived here .— Quebec. Sept. M. The Gleaner (brig), Coles, from Newcastle to Schiedam, with coals, lies stranded it the Ooster Point, In the Wept. gat, sad is full of water ; the mew will be mood, but the ship end cargo, It is feared, will be Ist—Antwerp, Oct. 7. The Avesta (barque), of Sa. di, Seeders, bolted to tilsebise, in ballast, was wrecked west of Gabarue Cape, Sept 9, aad wee advtaisod for sale; crew saved. Mem : The Annals. Aadrew, of Shields, sailed from 01.113011, July 13, for Ouches.. C. 8., Sept 15. The Junior (bmegas), of Nam Bewaswiek, Fletcher, from Liverpool to Qoebee, with salt. I me wrecked on Woody Point, near Maks•a Dies on Sept. 6; low saved ; the ship and cargo will probably be sold,— Whey. C. 8., Sept. 15. Ew INVENTIONS IN WARFARE.—It is tinderstead the late destruction at Bereaborg wee a icily effected by 111111111 at bash shells charged with a liquid combustible. V. see 'stormed that an invention precisely of the nava w aese shells was eommusietated to Lord Herding., is April, 1854, by Mr. William Hutton, writer in Stirling. Mr.l Iltettoa's eosuesudestion wee remitted to the consideration' of the Board of Ordname, with severs! others bestir, on the same subject; sad en lately se the 70th August lest, the thanks of the board were winveyed to him for his iavention.l From the soconnts supplied to their government by the , 1 hussies authorities at Swaborg, m to the operatics of the aisle &mei with liquid, thrown into the town by the l Midi feet. W. ileum it tally satisfied that the Admi. l petty bad adopted his amtamtlee. The Writs of times rheas will probably men be enpertreced at 0 lease. Mr. Lass hoe, be Manny disavowed soother preparation be bomb lb" of a astute se /serially destmethe to Mow • that be bee resolved net M divulge it. To the semi Mignon wen the poveroment, it is said, daily for many vela biota with regard to alleviate, EZlFiriars of the army in the Crimea during the muse stdmiest wintee—Scotsman. A 110112.8111116 OVBSSIOUL—The following, says the Hoddersfielsi Ermine?, is • copy of a woke while appeared m the door of Pastelists chunk on Sasday last:— "!g Sept sae is ea air tots to the munship of l— the overseers of the Pore is pin to get • Book Sited 2 rata at 10 ia the Posed everimee " Aammts-at Falmouth. October 7, from AirOsio MAMA-at FaIMOUtb, October 7, from Ramapo aehatia at Plymouth, October 6 London oeenatown, 0:lobar 5 , from ............ eyra Q'neerstovn, October 5, ...... ..au-et Qwenstooh, October 6, fr0m........-.......1i0nduras -racaerTA-at Onveeead. October 7, tram Ahatalli-at Ormond. October 8, from ...„...,..-...Denmark Luca Nate-at Gramm., October 6, from °Woo • ANNA MAMMA-at GramailMd. °Mahar S. ham. Flu bbst Aura-at Liverpool, October 5, froat- .. ... Quebec Aunas Sony-at Lirerpool, October 8, trim Palermo APDIEW ranee-at Lirerpool, October S. New York Ausesta-at LimepooL October 5, haaaomaaam-An Crammed, October 8, from Buenos Ayres Bout Orareseact, October 5, from ........... Le born Posre..am - at De I, October 7. from Leghcrn Bwese Aint-st Falmouth, October 6, from Byre huaLiSeTON - at Hartlepool, October 6 , from. Dalhousie Bros-at Plymouth, October 6, from Labrador barn-al Queenatown. October 5, from Trieste Bernal Qyase-at itunderland, Oct. 7, from. COollanhimple Camentea-at Nerdff. October 5, from Coronae Caswrosua-at Falmouth, October 7, trots Piraeus (Mamma Ricsaan-at Queenstown, Oct. 5, 11001. Oyes Ceotes-at now hampton. October 6. tr. ..... Ramos Ayres Cm or Toaorre-st Liverpool. October 8, . Quebec Canoes--M Liverpool. 00Mber S, from- - erre or Yananeersa - cif Liverpool, October I Dampeoemer-all Limel=6oetober E mma -at E-at U. llb= l llll October 5, from .. Nuseesva arm ~ abbalde. Mealier b from ..Carthab Leneavorne-mt Ileiskb, October 6, trews...-... Cteastantime.. linguine-4 Qnsanstewn, October It, from HAUL Pows -at Onesweletes. Ostaber 6, Item_ ..... Lemmata° -at Qamallews. October 5. Erhohl••••••••••••••• 10- rue= -at Queessama. Osisfser 6„ ham Iscamerm-at Quemiseela, _OM.. 6. Dramsent-at thimeath. Osabsr S. IV Ecotone-017 Fleetwesk _Ostater 7, from ..- ismer-at Onsmal. Ode. 5. *aim- 1.••• • - Neermen Wman--atraelsseentb, ....... ..... Classadorm October 5, Seville FeLvta-at Clessmewera. October 5, has bikes Tanen as Nor-at Onalleslown, October 6, has Favevarra-et abides 011ebsr Famonse-at Oilleber 7. tram.- .... gym Famana-at FslimMlL Osteber 7, - Fiseseru-st Mem 7, kook -- Peavt--al Quondam Osiabir km, lesorem-at cbsuresva. oilier 5, COLLISION Ix THE listart.— OD Sunday evening &beat half-past seven easels a «Mien's' occurred on the Mersey, sad was atteedeik it emus, with a ens of two lives As the sew Reek Perry Mat line was proceeding does the river to Li the Birkeabead arid Truisms beat Versos wee V ale Trainmen, and mine into rollision with the semis( away her redder, sad making a tremendlons gosh to her stern The water Bowed rapiny late the sehliC sad immediately after the of iighted passengers were lumpoileirp. There who IMO en deck at the tine of the collision were predpitated from their fest, sad Me poor worm had her islioltimited from her arms iato Die riser. The seseeme a sosipme.gen were frishtfel is the eatrener, and everpledy inemod to hem V o e s e up ii, begs of scale mashies Mfrs firma, for the was feet selllbg is the water. :A lerge skip, however, noilbered is lhe stream, made signet' of dfiaos whisk 114,111 preetptir mowed W the Beoilhoes WA 'grimiest*e hem/ doom is Limped. After ems dlestalty. the Belton& *thee the . poneopee. 160 Is somber, lbse the Bee (ezesptiag the =mew vb. bed lea her child, and was in seat I deb that she meld set be persuaded to Isms the vowel) eel beaded time et the steps. VITAL& RACHEL'S JUDAISM. The Now York Dear Timm states that Bethel, the great tregidierons, now is New York, abstalaid from sating on the =ate% =oath, the Jewish day of atonemear, and at. MAN ils Jews' synagogue in that city to last and pray The dlei be er atonemeat law of the most *clams days Jews, mad is tiniest the only one on which =lmam are allowed Moan the synagogue. the Thi sies = e mest bays approved of the Yof a imp wills ship, Wag in Blethers tom Dab% mid hay* mkt* her ephie - die purpose of eonvej leg settesep to the Zest. Paarziminer.—The Rev. 0. F. Owen, M.A., to the Vamp of Child's Wiakbam, fa the e l eatee Mama et Okeeneetse; pewee, the Rey. Theses Atitt., ors-etOrressal, Oder, 8, trom . noss-stOreverst. Wort 6, from ..... rorme-4t Gramm& October 6. -"/". Ommes-si Overmod, Oetober 6, from . „ _ .. Ours Marrs-at rirresend. October * Nei: : . 1 , 77 , 11 0101191•1114.-Gt QOM WORD, October 6 . from ,_ • Hoitebi.; Hoassos-at Lverpool, October , from . at iverpool, Oat 8, from Hrt.ron MAID-at Qneeustowc, October 6, era .... _ . Eigiagn-st Quarto's. 6. " ".. ............ Ha rot mra Hicas-at Quelostowe. October 6. ps aa Ha mra Hell, -Arm r from rare 6. from ..... ales Ortober 6, from tober 6, from . fla . Jebetarit October 5, from- c 7. from Odor' 7, from - ..* meowmeows,Oerber 6, ham, ... dolor . 6, ham ...... , . Sober 8, .. ..... Odor" 6, from ., t i n es Jose Ksos-at Oa t ber 8 , from.. lit. arriis,„ .1•11IIRVIKO-Id October 6, Joss asp Burma-et Forsooth, October 7, hap. Jana LOWDZJI-at Pliamostbo o ttoter 7, tram..... Joss liors-et Shirr. r 6, from ........ 1 . : ! : . "44 (424. m i1 " Join-et Dealib ilg Otelobr 7 from ....... Cur Prrms-at " from Chlti 'rocky Jassr-at Cloolostsms„ Cletel4 6, from, ........... junami loss Hoarse-ht opelows, October 5, boot .... hum, J rs-at Crerritorni. October 6. from ..... - Jorrres-at COrortows, October 6. has .... /4 8Z i t Kors-at Qmoroliows, Goober 6, from .„..„ ow,Theace-e6 ersoelsoos. 015tOber 6, ....... ar e LIFFET-.4 Orris 6, tem LADY CLI..•1110111111MOIM. Octorr her. troornos-enfeleserods. Weber 7, from im ams LI.WHINA-111t GONINMOra, Oreber 6, from Lam Bwisy-at Q 11111•1111,111. Oetober 5, from ....... Leer-at Shields, October 6, from litereo Lan Ass-at Gravers& October 8, ream fkrot Oraveserd. Orobrr u rn Casorm Lumina-of Liverpool, October LISZT -at Liverpool. October 8, from .- .- . At, M ..... a" AID Jana-at Liverpool, iNhbegr 1, inn 714 - Z; Morrea-at Liverpool. Oe ober 8, from ltoos Mauer -at Liverpool, October 8, from .......... Mroosous -et Liverpool, October 8, poet Mum Evase-at Owe/tend, October 8, from err Karr Ass-at Falmouth October 7, from Akre Map or °cruse -at Ormenotowo. October 6, from OM lauselletOWD, Odor: 6, from. ...... . NORWAY-et Falmouth, October 7. boot. 4OC . Pirou-at Milford, Warr I, from , H — Egailisi—si Hoes—at Quemoy _ _ . _ OM Nommir caotro-at Queenstown, October 5, -. friir. pu n Oman-at Dad, Ootober 6 , loom - Domlnke Ouvo-at ?alarm:tit, Goober 7, from ... .„._, Drill Out -at Hartlepool, October 6. fr00r_...._._„.„,..... , male OMR -at Tetronmoutb, October 7, from..-.........NeWinordhsi Fora-at Gardlit, October 5, from limerWet Primmer Earsa-at Falmouth, October 7, tram. 660 Famous Rortou-at Queenstown, October 5, from. ... Pause-at Queenstown, October 5, from iMtrre .st" Prram.-at Queenstown, October 5, from Penton Arrsua-at Deal, October 8, fr0m„„„,„„„..,,,,, p Pima Maser -at Dad, October 8, from...- -qty Paorosores-at Liverpool, October 8, from ._,._.. ..... Haft Wm Qom' Or EPOLADD -at Liverpool, October!, from. __Bow Qom-at Liverpool, October 8, from . , ....._Vbillie SINSISABOR CAOTLI-at Falmouth , October 8, from • mon= Borers--at Greenock, October 6, from SOILAIIA-St Hull, October 6, from ANON Rosier aLtrrszwe-at Queenstown. October 5, from... _Ma Soweto-at Newport, 111, October 5, from .. Lobe Haumow-trit Newport, B October 4, h, m...... ....... ....Amite Itosarr-st Gravesend, October 8, from ......Dnikka Itsvesesesqurs-nt Gravesend, October 8. from_ Sramar--at Gravesend, October 7, from . lfyiti m i,ll7 ihneorros-et Gravesend, Oebobsr 8, from . . lisii Sono-at Gravesend. October 8, from . Rine Solon-at Deal, October 7, from Wes leis SULTANA Stumm-at Falmouth, October 7, from_ _Abaft Sax Diagram-at Falmouth, October 7, from . - ...... Orint Sono-at Hull. October 6, from B. fro M... . ". (41 X Sr. BIRRAID -at Queenstown, October _„ . BLOILIANDRY-at Queenstown, October 6, from Dog Komi& Spires-at Shields, October 6, from T. ~ Is. a Sraen-at Liverpool, October 8, from Wm Tawran-off Liverpool, October 8, from .............../1.4 Terms-at Queenstown, October 5, from ... Troseeme-at Newport, 8., October 6, from ........ . __Ds Ustours-at Queenstown, October e, from Voarsx--at Careliir, October 5, from. Ormfa;trsple Vrioutra- at False-uth, October 7, from ........Orift Vaustrteur-at F.lmoutb. October 7, frac. ...... ..........lik Varon-at Queenrown October 5, from ...... ....... „- ...Ohs Vicuturr-at Liverpool , October ~ from OMN Wsztocu-at Deal, October 8, from WILLIAM MiTO4l.ll-at Sbielda. °nobs? 6, from ...... Sri Weocorocu- off Queenstown. Octokr 6, tram... ...........Cdm Womme-at Queenstown, October 6, from !.! ~_. , ,..-1 / 2 1 WILTON CURLS at Cardiff. October 5, from .... imouson_. I WILLIAM -at Falmouth, October 7, from , Trlste I W. E. Bourn-at Falmouth, October 7, fr0m..... Warenzesa-at Falmouth. October 7 from lle hitin Wilton Pause- at Falmou• 10, October 5, from. ......-iss ' WARDS-at Queenstown, October 5, tram X Wsonsouroors-at Queenstown, October 5. from ZULIDCA-at Sunderland, October 6, from.. ...... ..- 11Me BAILED. Auce—fromPsleloottt. Octob.•r 8, to —Lola Aasow—from Li Queenstown October 6, t 3 Wise - —w—from verpool. ' October 8, t 0....... .....• Kevoleveol • October 6, to Oetaber 4 to Zebra 8, .usooknitiroop -from Gravesend, October 8, to Brews economy' HAUTNIAN-teem Viercooth, October 7, to Antwerp CLAIM dItOOKMAN-troy Liverpool, Oetobe. 8, 10 nilislelPla Coutrriss or LivrarcoL-Irtint Liverpool, Oct. F, to &palmitin& CASOLINS-from Liverpool, Octorer 8, to .. .... %WM Cosoms-81010 Liverpool, October 8, to. .... Counuro-troan Liverpool, October 8, to.. Ccemorours- from Liverpool, October 0, to DIVA (a)-from Liverpool, October 8, to Euumo-tram Falniarh, October 8, ......... Ilincomiraa-from Queenstown, October 5, b.-. ELIZABETK WALKER-from Liverpool, October I, to Alimaells FLOZA-from Falmouth. October 8, to ' Goma Gator -from Liven*. I, October 8, to Jaw Orbit Eramma-from Liverpool, October 8, to. "........ LIZLIAII-frOM Falmouth, October 7, to JAPIT PrrsLeno-trem Oucenstown, October 5. to Jonas anyalisinalco - from Lteerpool, Octet*? 8, to._ figs Liverpool, °etcher b, to lag MARIA MAMMA-from Sotitbampton. Octobn 7, to .BL Nies Itoaavanisa-from 6 utharopton, October 7, to, Name &Liao (es.) -horn Liverpool, Cett,ber 8, to Orli MACKINAW - from Lierpool, October It, to._ leas MARTIN Lanza-trom Liverpool. October 8, to • limainer Fouc.meqes.)-frem Lieerpool, Orober 8, to.. MOW. nu:oats-from Liverpool. October 8, to ..... ELJelm's,ILL Paseron-from Gravesend, October 8, to ...... Costaillmb °MIX or vor BOOTH (z.)-from irmatharop October 7, MOE. ROYAL Wituas-fran Liverpool Omar 8, t 0...... SIMMS Rasica -Iran Liverpool, October 8 , to. ....... 1111111Milb EOZLIINA GILIMILDINA.-1101L liverpcol, October 8, te.....litan Seamans-front Greenoch, October 6, ....... Timm-from Gravesend, October 8, to Vicroatim-from Liverpool, October 8, to ....... .. VASO3 GAMA-from Liverpool. Wear 8, to " .. airserers . W IL LIAM'S Aovoirryas-troni Sunderland, Oct ar al, WAN. %Cumin:ma-trait Gravesend, October 8, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Annapolis (ship), ()reborn, from Live•pool for Baltimore, Mots; lat. 49, lon. 15. Ann Washburn (ship). from St. Stepken (N. 8.) 5.r 1iverp551, 94 9 1 . 13, lot. 43, lon. 55 56. Britiah Tar, from London for the Igloo: France, August 17, 15t. 11 . 11 , S., lon. 26.15 W. Contraste (e.), of Scarborough, fer the Melt:errant" Sqt.2l, M. 41 N., Is n. 12.40 W. Cireaardan (barque). Toft, from Alexandria for Liverpool. Oct.ll3L 47.56 N., len. 10 W. Elencra (British brig), Thornpals, from Durso A9rse for 11,6 3. 4 Anguat 10, out 13 days, lat. 21.25 S.. ;t1.02 W. Edwin Forrest (ship), from Colombo 91 days, Atigtot 17. la lox. 24.04 W. Fortitude, of London, from Colombo, Sept. 4, 92 dap, lat. ILISI I . lon. 29.53 W. Firma (ship), from Cardiff for Singapore, Sept. 24, all well. N., lon. 24.3 W. Jun. nta (chip), from Liverpool 'or New To:k, Sept. lu, lat. 41.Y. 1 .• 40.55. lobe boat, from London for Dtmerara, out 12 &aye, lat.4LiONall& 14.17 W. Lady Franklyn, of London, bound out, Oct. 1, 12%43.5 8 10.55 W. Ocean Spray (Amerlcan fillip), from Liverpool for 110 5 .4 KO& "l ig 16, 40 days, let. 17478,100.28 W. Two Meters (schooner), from London fur New kunalmd, Oct 3 , 15 ‘ 50.30 N., lon. 13 W. Yeoman (whip), Iran Liverpool for Mobile, Sept. 17, out 114014U:- 42.49 IC, lon. 18.50 W. --- BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AILSA.—Oet. 4, at Cuizean Cattle, the hiwchloneo ei Alio, d i daughter. BARNEIT.—Oet. 5, at Oxford:o:a. Canonburptotit, wikd William Barnett. Fog., of a (-smatter. CROSSL—Pet.; at Ken.ingtoo, the wife of 11. W. Croce, Dia •• SOIL BLEARY.—Oct 6, the vihe of Mr. Ellaby, of Queen.rtrati , clor side, of a daughter. FRERE.—Oct. 4, at Rl3lMagian Vicarage, Ilitcbio, the wife of tbs Rev.:. A. Erne, of a daughter. LIOLDEN.—Oct the wile of Mr. 0. tioArti, of Roam/ - 108 ' Liverpool, of a aos. noim - Oct. 1, at Indio limo, near Edinburgh, the lila IL Holmes, Esq., of Geelong. AllAtrilla. of a 111111SEY.—Oct. 3, at Grosvetior-street, the wife of E. HOW. bi of • eon and hair. MARRIAGES. CARTER—CART/M.—Oa. 4, at Hut:wanton Norfolk. by Ole In W. C. rearm, hi A., the Rev. P. K. Carter . 8.D., lam relive we Tutor of I. almond College. Cambridg. mot River Foffollt , to ht aughter of .I.l'. (inn, ( 111 LAWRENCE—COZE•B.-00. 4, at ttpt n Gr„,v. Bente, by do . .P1 - H. Rewint. J. IAWCOOP, Fog, of New farm, South Warebet e to LOUila Anne, daughter of it. Coast, Erq., of Co me w. TALLENTS—BIIANDE.—Oet. 9, at Southampton, he the Be' Borne, of %rain". 0. Whole, Yeq., of Nro,,,,ra. Nom, te at re. Ann Prances, &tighter of the late 0. W. Braedc, Ed , Tneasury. WEIR—BLYTH.—Oet. 4, at the fteoteh Chureh. Beitaitt."l3l W. Wetr, Do., of Oisagow. to lratella hboolbred. dmett tere:„.l Blyth, Esq., a Chhwell-street, and lilleabetMetreet, DE &TIM .1117811N.—Oet, 4, H. Austin, Fag., of Word-terrace, 87,11444. aged 76. BELL.—Oat tlio....urnn.e-srpadrkso, eat, Sane, widow o f the late .1. lato Posta DOUGLAB.—Oet. 3. at gorayinghatn ReetOrY. Cbr ilti " ll.* Us of the Rey. W. F. Douglas, FASHAR.—Oet. 4, Jean Frasees, wife of F. Farrar, EN, of lO W° latuare, aged 43. th4 lo GARDINEIL—Oet. 3, at TWekenham. Harri e t . - iet. daugh Col Gardiner, E.I.Gi , and et Belle Vise, Fouthanl Oh Ea. MI —Oat 4. alliance Muse, Chigwell, Eases, Cod aged 73. Eno *a* PeliKgrheet' liverPwl• ter of Yr C Parker. Painted and guldlibed by WILLIAM Mica Massa 0 1 Ns La isit Waren, tha Olty or London. Printer, at thein. isa„ Iltreet. in the Pnctioci of Welti6iiis.—Tcromr. Ocrosl" I