The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-02 00:00:00

4 ww—w—e—^ see • hula wereteadine Imilifloy, which mien reeognised es the district 'short Tee haleab (saes of New limileata were what was milted in Amulet " Tecte's." In ilexlead We aid , not keow what s Yankee was. AU Americans were aotTais. kiss, soy mere than all the subjects or Quin //Lewis wire Seotchmea. (Lseghtinr.) The Yankees were the Seem el Atomics, end the Scott were the Yank , es of Great Brittle. (Renewed laughter.) Tbsy would dad Timken every. where but is Scotland, sad Scotch everywhere bat is New Earilead, es be told • lady with whom he was werveriag the other day. "Why ?" she &eked : becalms they wen bath Yeekeeire ,;" or, as they expressed it la New Sep lead, th•Lk i n r d ke th eir em-tottit est. (Chien sad mreat low•beev. The donned fee k•ewledge made it se Obat folly in to tax seempapens as it would be is tax Bassist of life. They would as seem think, is kis sosstry, of Metes the hilt which God peered from the see, the trona al tiro atmosphere, the peer maa's Bible, eit his net mpea the fltlottstb, a. tax his edeertimmosts sad hie mar ppm (Clam) Armagh* tbit *nap Amman "Mien at Naglisi when, Dr. Beets stated that idaeonlay's his tory Gould be brash, for 60 sews. (lb.) ; while is Ragland maplewas • poises sad aMa Give to the Itilisb the persatry a the savisalara Maim sad retool eansbes—this system of oommons sebeels, the salver lsl diSssis• of knowledge, dNene hitherto " saes sad ibblooleas MS.." would his tarp aad break late ia. mane , sal a Onawsll Amid " still be /elitism °lbis ••••tity% " (L•od spalsan.) predated lbeires, sad who wss Rens ? • is pimoomt, ale bad the sonnea *animism whisk be lbe sod odd time (latish he ia was *gels to Beetled), every lemma ajoyet Hs tells.= *eel &Mau*. mahatma side: bet die Walt of pair was la his, tho ROA el kant- Wee etas to tab. aid of pains, sad Seeder' adoend Ike noway of Robert Ryas ss ems of kit linaltosa weemans. (Clam.) Rea whin was die Bens oldie ROW goonsatry Re wae yet sites' sone ler* ("Renewed tbs halm= of Ml= et anima ited alesalia. enewal mammal Retyli Mast (man of tbe l d Soi Riad- Mae.") sod wbe few miser wee a waknemla s gamy, es so tweet man* of pair banditi has alsser rity emmell lbe massawy of Bootland, the gabs" pm seeded M glee examples of Americans who had rkes to dittlo __ MOM say only ormestica bat **Om bi the osemmea forme* The reesielleit being put sad canisd, The CHLISKAN easeseeed that halted received • mut. manieation tram Mr. &award Lambe, ea ieflemtoirl gentle man of tke easily of Norfolk, sta"ss his Initiation if the meantime whisk had just been carried were adopted by the antlag. of pressatiag to the fends of the remesistlea the sum of 6001. (Loud cheers.) An order for this sem he (the chairmen) bad received that day, and he 'Mold or the morrow pima it le the hands of the weever. Mr Lambs, who was absent lawn home is ill bee'tb, wrote— =diet the esubresce of the 30tk may aid is t of a satires' errociatioe, sad I Weil MI that la assiang la its fornation I have net lived is vas. It ommethiag to ken koala im— "Toe Wiegman of twee or sword That mortal erne last or pined !" 1 eia hardly upset to live Hag owner to join fa the shoat of victory, bat to have ►elped forward such an object to a gratilioation of which I would act be deprived, and It will be a same to me *souk many a sleepless night of illness." (Lewd chows) The Rev. II THORPE (of Leicester), moved the third resolution—" That the schools ought to be supported by local mesa, wed sensed by load authorities epecis"y sleeted by the rate-payen foe that purees." Mr. J. STORES SMITH emoaded the resolution, which was carried oasainiously. The Rev. Mr. CROSSILY, of Birminghea, moved the fourth ersolatioe—" Tint skis sjetem emineatly practiel, and, 'Marisa clear of all maseieciriour Kraals. wind be say of adoption, and bentficiel in results." He urgrd steelier the aecaiiity of mug's g minor prejadkne and dif fiessois, with regard to amen of detail, Morels, to advance the great principle at stake. Tire resolution wee seconded by the Rev. P. BREWSTER of Paisley, and carried. Mr. HICKSON having vented the chair, it wet taken by Mr. Commit, sad a vote of thanks unanimously pared to the ObiliflNllN of the evening. This concluded the promedings about a averted to 12 o'clock. IRELAND. Dosuw. Nov. I. If there be any falling off in the enthaiaam ;Re played at the tenant league demonstrations, it is to 144110 extent compensated by the number of these meetings, which is daily on the increase. On Tues day lam, the same day that the county of Clare met at Entis, the county of Donegal met at Letterkenny, and the council of the league were probably puzzled about supplying deputations for the north and south thus simultaneously. However, they surmounted the difficulty, and at the same time that the deputation to the soul was headed by Mr. Lucas, of the Tablet, that to the north was led by Mr. C. G. Duffy, of the Nation. One of the most remarkable circum stances connected with these meetings was that a Rev. Dr. Itentoul, prsebyterian clergyman, is re ported in the local organs t 3 have been one of the principal six akers at each. A tenant-right meeting, which has been held at New Ross, in the county of Wexford, also this week, is dins described by the Waterford Mail Monday last, secording to assouncentent, a tenant-right • meeting was held at New Ross; the Rev. Andrew Barden, P.P., Tinton, in the chair. The attendance was rather numerous, but the influence aid respectability of the county was sully wanting to girt any sort of weight to the proceed inr, which p *waned nothing to characterise them from mallet pratker , ags throughout the country. The pitied* speakers were Mr. M. J. Sutton, the Rev. Mr. Rim, P.P., Mr. C F. Weddy. Mr. M. Power, Mr. Matthew Qsls. Th. Rev. Mr. Dolt, Presbyteries' minister, was not prieent, Mash he was expected. The reeolations were the same as those psi td at similar steetisge, with the exemption of cellists on Mr. Talbot, M.P., to mtge. Dinner fur ssvesty, at 3s. per heed, was prepaid at Shanahan's Hotel in the evening. With respect to the rumour which his been set aflo it about an intended Landlord Conference in Derry, the Lunclonderry Standard says: It ie toe good to be true. We should be glad that all latrilorJe is Ireland held a Conference, and proposed a plan that would take the cried out of the sails of the Tenant League. Dot let them be assured that so "coaster .luswistration," in Loodonderry Or elsewhere, will be anything but a signal failure. if the tenants are to have a voice Is ins matter. Their heatuare with the league, and lassleed abase will only Inane them tryst it the more. There was a proposal to hold a tenant right meeting ler this scanty. nalionnected with the League, and this has probably gives rim to the rumour in question ; but we believe the idea has been abandoned. At any retell could not be realised. The nee taunt organ gives the following instances of reductions of rent : Alexander John Robert Stewart, Reg the proprietor of Daskaaghey, has made • reduction of 26 per writ. is the rent of the hotel of that tows, and he is also following sp the improvement system set on foot by his late father, in paying the tenants for the rough draining, levaliing old ditches, and making fears round their farms. In some instabeet, where improvements of this kind are completed and eertifi Al by the saimilmrist, es allowance is the rent is given, varying from 15 to so high a figure sea 30 per sent. James BOeil, itsq Q C., of Dungannon, has proposed, through his agent, Columns, Newton, Esq., to make the Vaud allowance of 26 per tens. to his tenants is the town. land of Duaghaine, to be 'sanded in the improvement ot their respective farms or house, and should that ism not be found sufficient an additional allowanee will be given. On Wednesday last two portions of Lord Aldbo rough's estate, is the county of Wexford, were sold babes Mr._Contorissiopsr Lougtield, _ pursuant to pro- pawls. Mr. Grogan Morgan was eleClared the Pur chaser of the lands of Rathloran (at the rate of twenty-fire years' purchase), for the snm of 7151.85. 4d.; and Mr. Rogers purchased the lands of Grogan and Ballymurry for 2,0691. 125., being at the rate of twenty-four years' purchase. Monday night upwards of 1,0001. worth of farming rock was destroyed by firs on. the estate of Mr. Joyce, of &theme, county Galway. EXTRAORDINARY SCENE AT THE WESLEYAN CHAP/Li ft ltmarton.—A correspondent of the NM, Re new writes es fellows :—One of those outrages on the pro prieties of diets* worship occurred at Ilkeston, ea Bards,' morning last, is the Wesleyan chapel, which are at all tines a drawback epos religion, end mpemally a discredit to their immediate perpetrators. It appears that the Rev. A. Hums is so apparels? in the Ilkeston circuit, through his combative proptanties, in neoeresaoniously expelling members from the society, reading what the people call the " Riot Act," from the pulpits, and continually breathiest out threaten ing* &vilest all that shall oppose his authority," that thenhsa. leyitus of !kat= ditamined to hold puhae swim in the old chapel, at the sense boats u Mr. Mame would in the new shape', in order to r ive him a view of his urpopidarlity. About ten o'clock, while the teachers and scholars were busily 'opted in the dirties of their large and flourishing Sunday school, Mr.': Ruse entered the chapel, and made for the airmen' pew, is which both the superintendents happened to be at the time. After some p irleying, he told them be was come to preach. They replied, he could not, and should not. Hs thus tried to pull up the beaches, to gain possession of the pulpit; but is that attempt he tailed. Ile then began to address the scholars, but the scholars made noises to drown his yoke. Foiled at every point, be left the piaci• for the new chapel, saluted by the bootlegs of the mom thoughtless pert of the populace. CHOLERA ON _BOARD THE BELLEROPHON.— Itiks.v.t. OCT. 23.—The Drsgen us is oa the 24th from Gibraltar is Nees days, ass mules hen. Antilop* it oa shore is U. Dardanelles on the 15th es Point Valise, arid nesiaisd there kir two days, until owe d Asserts Lloyd's etissers few to her relief sad towed her GIL BM is bet slightly damaged. Letters by the Doges trait Gibraltar state that the Billarepetia arrived there if 26 days hoes Malta, dada' which Pas she had 123 nes attacked with clots's, or trios 60, iselading the ureter, Mr. C. Dower,, disd. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Quui's COLL!. GE, CAM !MID° 6, OCT. 31.—Mesers. R Donis. F. J. al. Frost, N. S. Diane, EL L. Pros. and J E. Betas& base been elected scholars of flue Wiese. "chola:Alps of iseressed vales have been bestowed 0 Wallow is& deeds ; sod gratuldes have bees awarded to IL Smith sad FAA:. ••••••• PaßaauM aw. Rev. H. Burgeon, to Blackburn C., Umiak& Rim C. H. W. Capon, to 81. Paibp C., Ilaaaboner. Roy. W. F•vsylionsti, to Leyland C., Laseaddro. H•dield,Paid C., Promos, Leonosh Rev. Y. W. Rimer, to BalbyP. C., Torbahirv, val 971., with reoldseen ; panne, the Unlvenhy of Canthrldp, for tit* Hai. Z. R Pow. Roe. J. M. Kennedy, to et. Maul C., Lasseeldro. Rev. Z. A. Laos, to Blorkburs C. Lassaahiro. Rev. M. Patsy, to Faraway* C., Lantana. Raw. W. W. Palmas, to Wallington V., w. Wont Reek load 0., Sommer. Rev. D. Lae, to Bt. Btsyhes C.. Salford, Lanesabino. Rev. J. H. Vivian, to 81. Jed* C., Manchester. Rev. W. U. Wvolnirds, to Kirkham' C., Unmake. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, Nov. I. Arrow:mans, Com mander J. I. C. B , Fiera, to the Dsliirophas ; Bested Mo w T. B. Reed, to ditto ; Mwsees Animas( W. H. Crumb, to ditto. Kates : B. 0. Broadhead sad T. B. Mama, to ditto. Clerks : J. B. Basiteld, sad J. B. Dealell, to ditto. Assinan&SargeouTeeter, to tler. Clerk% Assistant J. Bode, to the Poo:mourn, Nov. 1.-111,71..tricsiioo, steam frigate, Captaii P. Wanks, was tikes into the swam beak this esershiste be dried. Blond*, 42, fitting for • Itak to take the pima of Ito Totems la this harbour, wM belabsu eat rif Reek *miaow, sad the Hesse, steam will be bass into the dock matted by has. The li bi t s =to be defied to setwant ef a leek aft, which is amen el to bo avgas to the wdikt ef the saes ; the look up sit Wig N i si whoa the ship is oiler soaves sad the *mew lOW. Piste, etosermesal, L.-Osinmsader Jolla, salved this shames& from Plymouth emi the must of Atrial. like did ail anther at lipithoed, a sipal beteg mods to her that Vim led nothing to onaminieste, site was to oreineod forthwith to Misbelief'. Bk, sailed tee that pert at 4 *Wok. GAMBLING AT MALTA.—Thete is a report abroad. bat we do not yowl for the smarmy of it, that the Naval Commaader•in-Clief of the Mediterransaa has written • loner to the Doke of Welliagtoe to indium the Commaader breklof of the Army to take some meanie for greyest* guabliag at Math It is said to be carried to a gross mu *en by both naval sad military Gams ; and theta Mead of tko admiral was eorafertably volleyed of EOM measly for his alght's amseemont.— United Service Gazette. MILITARY. MEDICAL DEPLITMENT.--The name of Sir haw MeOrigor stasis ia th• Wit Moe Amy List for tido a t at ate both of this department, bu t is understeed Oa the cake of Direater•Oseerth lately masted by him, wallows be vy, sad that the Medical Deportment will hi flaw be sada the mantra of Seesstssy of Wei. APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTION!, &0., &C., announced Mace dhpaleil of hat Overland Mail oa the 17th September. • ThOore. .anasootre.-81 reit. (light.) Liestenaat G. T. Ricketts appointed In . 10th do. (hussars.) Lieutenant the Rea. F. C. G. itsClarenee promoted to captain, by pastime, vice Webb, wbo retiree. and Cornet E. Stoey to Bautanant, by poreltase, vice FitsClarenes promotod. 14th do. (light.) Lieutenant J. T. Lier appointed for duty with the invalids promising( to Europe out Bombay. ISFANTZT,-10111 rest. Ensign T. P. Deane has obtained loess la extension from 6th July to 31st Deoember, ea se count of 111 health. 18th do. (royal Irish.) 2nd lissliseat C. W. P. lallisgsees, fan Sikh Mae, to be enelcz ad ies Jones, who exchavies. z a rin O. A- Edwards, has one years' leave to tress lith January 1861. 161411 do. Limb's's% W. Cum appointed adjutant, and IfleeMassat W. D. I 1 Baia quartormseter to the wing stationed se Seal. kote. 32nd do. Lieut. W. Cumming oppoiateill isnerpretee to the 76th foot. 61st do. Lieut. 8.0. Carter bee qualified as interpreter in Hinds:Manse. 6Jrd do. Capes's O. E. Hillier has obtained leave to Alialisbed, from 16th October 1850, to 14th February 1851. 60th do. (rifles) Lieutenant J. P. Battersby sprinted adjutant, end Lieut. Fever quar termaster, to the wing of the corps at B.bathoo. Lieut. L. C. Vann has obtained leave to procood to Unbolts to appear before a medical board. 64th do. Lieutenant Fano log sad Ensign Flood have obtained sick leave to England for two years. Lieut. W. H. Candler promoted to captain, without purobase, front 28th August, sic. Cochrane, de• ceased, and ilasign H. H. Alezandor to lieutenant, vise Candler. 70th do. Li.utenaat 0. Ryan promoted to Copts's, by pufthese, sits Braddell, who retiree, and Ensign E. D. K. Fat:lough to lieutauint, vice Ryan. 78th do. (high. landau.) Captaia Bentley bite baba directed to rends la Southey ant' the snivel of the left wing. 80 th . do. Lieut. 11. Kirkland has obtained two yews' leave to Eoglaad ea medical eertificato. 83rd do. Captain 8. A. T. Cory allowed one yeses leave to England. Captain 'I. Bpring has ob• Weed two years' sick leave to England. 86th do. Lieut. colonel D. Russell has obtained two yean leave to Ragland. 98th do. Liras. R. T. Richmond and 8. H. H. Rdwaides bass two =oaths' leave to proceed to Bombay, sad to England for two years from date of embarkation. of ZISTMILIIIIMIN T. Assistant Sarg•Oli IC J. Ressedy, 11. D., 64. h foot, has bees tried by general wart martini at Kurraehes, and sentenead to be cashiered—NS tents approved and coati-med. Assistant-Burgeon Hoyt*, appointed to the medical charge of the 83rd foot, from the 4.te of Surgeon Ledinghant's decease. Allaietalat Boron It De Lisle, appiinod to medical chirp of the Nth foot Assistant Surgeon 0. C. illeikisham, 11. D., 61st loot, has obtained sick leave to EllfOrl for two yeses. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 2, 1850. ILab) intentynce. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YusTUDAY. lames Its. inemmooma rOBIRAI.OOI Suitors Cass or 'reanimation [assrnareoa. His Humor gen jedgessat this atoning e natter et W. Royalton, beans, et Ladbreke-terrese, Natter hill, wines s rleattea ter his entileate, supported by Mr. Dila eo d by Kr. Mind, was heard s UT/ days ap. H. ' said It tad beta enjoined se the bankrupt that hi had hosed • doesseat, whisk brinks his wtnia tb. on ika se the now ramie pre Mita, the osmiasate slutgetker —Mat he had been gnity husdulent pre that he had ken so books. There was as alleged debt to Kn. Sawyer el 1141.; what that had boss sot up toe was Messar at of a syttr; it omild an have ben is expesta. On of a dividtsd, teethe notate held eat se sun buys; bat =Vto amble her Is put is a w l whisk she bad isa es eons small premien hold from tor, and is newest esker srediters from ruing. TM sat masa. tin was with a panes tuned Chapman, tress whom the bank rupt had Olken or merged to take a mb-leam et atrial* land, ea whisk he Ins to build. He promeded with hk baildial but weld s n re ea. Oa the 98th of Kay, being sitar Magma; he mgetber his meditate ; sad es the 1 of Is.. ha Ina mounted to Hidteennestrost Prises, when he newt* a deed to Chapman, sake to be la palm saes et a previous spentest, cestaning a forfeiture dare if the bankrupt did set pay the rend rent whirl. a opt& fled time ; sad the assent then due was 71. 104. It was quits dear that as Imes sae, bandies to de ionise be bis (TWIN" midi hen snared iste sulk sa egrentest it ha won Flom Pr the oaks et 71. 10s. he had mound a deed wh enabled Olegnes to take poossaiss of property was* keen 40111. to NM, allow ever apply t• say of his ether orediten—a essoladve bolo of head. He there to,. steed la tbs pakten of a sna who had set any nab a trashisat prehreses, bat who had Mlle Is by way et pit. This trennothe el itself was salisioat W made. st ho et 'widest* that he bad ever Ts Math had essassossed bin sheen without empital, husks, is be alleged, some SOL, a ran wbelly _bnitgaste is the inn haYi f spesulatioss in whisk he had ennui He led kepis* peeper books; the esly book that nay elsalisted inssestMoß at ell our hiebealue's beak ; the net wan alined Is se end& Ilea et olds sloes Wired late lees tessnaline within onkel ; they stanaged is het Es they WWI ass Mese naiad& *es to are the nest, sad *us debesded sholr esediten. Ile did set Wok be was pesbilitod, by the esolha refined te, hen pashas this eordieste at all ; he obseild, thesehre, faint the orgennos el tbe mama Y nand el Ike mends. it that. deed, tai set in the anntatin elf Se densest es sk h ins Anted to be Mailed. an tarn whi nun be serganded hr *roe yens at ; the Tbe end el that Moo to be grass* et the third elan ; se te be peen presseles till be had boas en menthe in poises, basisdhs the Inprientatest he had already undergoes. SPORTING. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. LATEST BETTING ON THURSDAY NIGHT. NURSERY STAKES._ 4M 1 apt f out of Foglr 10io1aget Truth games dam 12 to l Teo Bea 9to 2 Bro. to Drakelow 12 to 1 -- Ham Hamburg Bto 1 Enter 12 to 1 Br. to Trathtaller 10 to 1 Pagsetta 60 to 1 Glenhawk. DE BY. 20 to 1 agar Lord Bern- 40 to 1 mot 800 (1) tos's lot (t) 40 to 1 Lightfoot 7to 1 Priam Minister 1000 to 16 Hernandez 13 to 1 'demands !Sylph 10a0 to 16 Ararat° colt (t) 1000 to 16 Bro. to Drake -20 to 1 Teddinguis (t) tow 36 to 1 Faughetthallagh 1000 to 16 Bro. to Chas colt ti t er 40 to 1 Blink Boot": (t) The kamatigetios loco the alleged mewing is the ram between Hippogriff sad tho f oat of Tam Wadlis's dam was reesmod this morning. and the collision having been moved, a &slim was sivas in favour of the latter, the Stewards (Mame their opinion that Hippogrifre jockey did ell in hie power to keep him straight, and that no blame whatever attuned to lam FRIDAY'S RACES. or 15 son. sock 10 ft; for 3 yWolisZd , Lad B'ssley's Ude', 4 yrs, Bst 41b (F. Bader) 1 Duo of Rualsad's Bt.Asu, 6 yrs, Bst7lb (W.Boy:i 2 Mr. Jaques' Mildew, 3 yrs, (Fistulas 3 HANDICAP 8w uss of 20 sous. eta, sad y 6 R it &nand, to do to the assoad horn; far 3 yr•olds sad upwards. T.ir C. Mr. Drlsked's Dolan, sped, 2st 81b (Rodasy) 1 Bir R. Pigot's California, 3yrs,2ti 11b..( W. Sharpe) 2 Mr. Osbiddastoit's Jac o'.Sot, 6 yrs, Sot 91b (F. SMUT) 3 Bwsgrsruzza of 10 son snit ; for 2.yr-olds, 211; throe, tht 111 b. The winner to b• sold for 300 an. if donsadad, de. First half of Ab. 11.. _ _ Mr. W. Etwall's Haight of the Thistle. 2 yn (Charlton) 1 Delis of Mcbsead's Antigone, 2pa (WWI 2 Mr. Eddion's rise Middleton, 3 yrs (Whitehouse 3 • Mr. Drinkaid's Flereemp, 3 yre (Rodaey 4 BWISIPSTAILSII of 10 sow nab, for 2-yreolds; rolls 71b, Anise list 61h. The wiener to, be meld for 60 nye. if do needed, cite. First hall of Ab.M. Mr. Osbeidestoa's Fain Pee (F. Salmi 1 lir. Cooper's Dees Mon (Plateau 2 Duke of Bathad's Gipsy Boy . (W. Bays' 8 Mr. Caddy's 1 by Gichanbary, out of Liberia (J.Kersesj 4 Naaaaan 824141 of 26 SUS. OW* fsa 2-yreelde. D.M. Lard Easter's Midas, Bat 21b (Mousse) 1 Mr. Graterielea Howe Holmberg, 7st 71b (Chappls) 2 Lord Chesterfield's Brother to Drakelow, 7at 131 b (nausea) 3 Betting: 6to 2 apt Brother to Drakelow ; 9 to 2 eget Faglesaa's den filly ; 6 to 1 task eget Truth sad Hews Hut berg ; 10 to 1 eget Ouriuna ; sad 12 to 1 eget the Bea. The race admits of little la the way of deecripties. Midae, with Hesse Romberg is wallop, made all the Tanning, end after an exciting ontegle ap the wards, woe by a heed, Bro ther to Drakalow a good third, Paquin fourth, sad the Sly oat of Fegleana's ass, filth. Ban in 1 La. 46 see. Truth rea audit protest on account of his ego. 601., for 3 yt-olds, 7st 61b ; fear. Bet 61b ; Atn sad spunk Bst 10Ib ; the winner to be meld for 100 eon. if denealled. Se. A.. Lord J. Soott's Defaulter, 6yn (Whitehouse) 1 Lord Easter's Prnlaw, 3 yrs (Flatasa) Betties. I to 1 eget Andalusian ; 4 to 1 each win Ball flub and Illefaulter ; and 6to 1 apt Lindner. Defaulter, • Leadner, Fire King and Belled' laid the whole of the Menne% Defaulter, who always eli i tht lead, winning by a head. Has la 2 ads. 24 SM. AIIDLIT END BTLILIi of 30 110ee sea, tor Mean of a ogee (two year old excepted). A.B.C. Lord Exeter's Natebell, 3 yrs, fist (Ratans) 1 Kr. Jaque's Mildew, 3 yrs, get 71b •.. Muses) 2 Bettfag • 2tol on Natekell. Woa la a outer by fear 14911. The rue was not timed. 1 7= 26, lid gab seek. Lest half el Ab.M. (wages to ride). Lord Ihretkaion's Milton by Bpiras, 4 yn, naive& 20 son its. Mr. Batees's 'Leg of r e4:2 4 3 yes. Tke net*" this afternoon, n quality, wee below the average of a Houghton risky ; sot a sank in the ord. sad the Nursery beiag the oily event Olray ria le g apeeteue. The s rt however was aueliewt, the weather sad the at goof. CoIOIIIIIIONB IRONED BY THZ LOAD•ISINTISMAXT os. A:num.-04,mi the Boa. George Fettled* &YIN to be Lineament ; Wallah Fleury Dub", Gent, to be Corsot la tie Araks imminent et Toyama Chimity. Elva Ow LONDON GAZETTE.—FrieIoy, Nos. 1. LiNINIIPIIL ss' City, stank Wier, to morroodow Wa Nom 10WgZsgrire. 0:11, Basitsitalaiset. DSc, Dams ]team awl Cs, Cassardal ilebocaws, Niashs.laaa; at wit., Emus °wavy's. MOS% Imo, Sow ads, Nov. II at 111, mod Das. 13, at at Naimbewiliat. Oda, Maws. Illarry, alszteotraat; d oasis.. Jairas,lllrEsbadmial. Assawas Dna" r ltillika a 7 ol . l .o l l , SOW. I kfilad ziMall4 dh4 MEN" awl Wu's, Oda, Ityla. DS al WSW; at =Pg., DII. aural ONO Dars, abasti. Nov. 11, at 11/, as/ Ds. 111. at at MIL, Mks& awl WSW sa , lawwWwlwoadal. Dawrat liwaims. Medan; Tsas t i lfliftwa, ISSOINI4IOOIO. rs Wawftwareassi isl INlftnea, evens. toads, Ns. I, et 1 mai Ds tl, et at kedastsnotreet. Dab., won kotstra.olo22...wada4SlMOß Illsrgatiwarst ; ot. owne Boaz ltuSasta. O,IOS, Has If, at 1, sad Deo 10, et I at Sig. Ilairda sad Walker, Liseoln'e. Da OM/ Irlssos • o mot lobo mod Zoom , . am. lidistaalgua - &am AMMO Waillan. 111Mill0016411 4 wit. miliribearlie. *R. IS, at 1% ri Deft 11 •t l l it mast. IllhOluars. Lawmen suet Mire. Old Jewry ce. 10. Clelowatrea. ILSOLARAIION OF DIVIDINDS. Wazzta Wad LIM" allasta, todompar —Sal dfv. d it, Nov. la, tagoodoofci iik floatodsy at flarostdo. Rag Ito. at M., Nor. tad aay=dt w at O Doan% atiolaudo gador—lad &v. of 1480.. sad Id sal lea Am al as taw prsa Nov. 7, IE4 Ng Wm. quoit Ilmodokat emrs% lAvoyosi. Jam Tooliddeo, aortlama notahatavaa -Ist olfr. ?MAI.YM. , tad toy odoorresTlafaiy. satyr ma's, Lodi. Czarost. ttd lams Como:. Todidite. wan sonalmorro Sly. la, Wm. SI, sod say Woo. cog Maoi ot sm t at Troonateo. Lodi. Jowl CLAW. RiaLA=D NITCIII/0.; Jam Pansy loot TfollaS bum loionter, paltorwanb, odd Man fiamtn= Miro; sad Upplaglion odd adrio. Ilaidoodikoa SW. of dd. Iltseoloy Mao Itfor. iii Cariodeo,llYmloolton. faro listamalla stawahiner om. ss Id dt?. of laid, es illameg folio Roam Cloolm tama= aurp oo7:lmai div. of Y. dd., Nov. 7, aid my admidant at Orr od' anni =ooL hot Hata aid Bum Wammita. On of la Mond Milo. of la. ea saw peek Yaw.% ow maw quoit Thauldp, tit Clompleo.Uvoopsol. filaaosooda Doom Swam; Ltwaysol, fatoailer—lat lt. of 1 1lliv. 7, aid my adiodtraf 11wead4, at Via. Wawa Ia.!" Oadobroosb, Y s. oyes somoduazzor— fad &v. dad, Mr.ly ostlaayeaboduat Walk& at Troomaaa'a, Inman ibsonu. aino drapto—lot dia. 77 la. N. 077. 11. ma ttg oadoopoot Ilmoity, at Van% litrodailma Yana l'aao, dostatr Setaa, has Biliwtr, sad Jam 1,011•11111. blailiela di% of la, soldoe lda, as law prate, Dea. In" oalloodart litalloy, at Plomiala, MAW. Emma Itavax iwasas, laavaladar, Haraltrultaike, atm sad spirit sastoboat—lia Av. ark. id.. Oat. It, owl way sablegatat Thaw day, at Witty% lanabilma. WILLIAM Wllll3lll. ISHIMM. Maim bu p watts at Limped —4th div. cd la. M. 11w. 7, sad on oalmiotat Tharshey, at Oilmoveo, limpid. &Nam WILLIAM Din Wormatorisim dir. of fa, may 71adodsy, as Indleamfa, Joan W11&111.10. Wandiardtka, valor _lst ay. of Is,. say ilamoday, at Malmo's. SirsimiSosi. DIVIDENDL-Now. U. T. Dark IIAWATUIA, baoissaksr - Nor U. T. arealx* WA; Tab Un. 4/spar-Nov. 29. X. J. Y. Om mil alry4U APoleille411". ellieS4llllll% matebaist-Nov. IL IL J. Om. ses. itUniAr-Ww. U. A. C. Handley, Imo. Ingse-livr.ll3. J. ri gi s s iaMwatiasdrist. Pry lisi gi autbellemmsit. . W. R. Mims. 'pe r el m almalkur-Pu lar ri. J. Par" U. likAsers4lllu, OxAblli, nolso-1 1, •1 1 1 I. 1/Asas. Ilim.iwout. Lekswaraqoste, era ftentsrs.-WAV. Illiolok Sad, Trairri, loom bAskarler -MR. fi. J. Imime. 1101.0•11.asioner(Sy, AM Ikualkok Me al" wan usinastamic=loff. IS. T. lasems. Ralatt-Weet, ii.olied.a.lll9.-3993.11=1.39y. 9111114139%,Tia31313- MIA 11111111161111 - . 13. . 1. 11 Walikawllll-New. U. U. SOW, IA JAW*. . IS. G. Totten. .........11,74-1664.1n Ward. Wart Ibilera-Ner. 13. Wright, J o.. sad J. limbs - , 114aort Imillan-Now. U. T. 11. Wyatt. Boa -930y, ' - lelspaad4 meet* &own to the ocettlery, _ co ski day at usallas. Nov. 21. T. Erasellast, Iradoldn, draper—Nor. 22. 0. Man, Yartsaim seal maralrat—lko. 12. E. Wash Brad *wit_ jarsilmablair si =4 . . lllll ana , N r . l ;jos h i , . b r dar ward, lcoary, irfa yew modiatErar. PARTNIALUPS DONIOLTID.-4. lial aad C. CUR, Wonlilr. street Flaratey. sail* mermlietarsem—Alb* sad C. Courtrai', OralLi, oirai—i. lidos NS J. Iniarldt, lanthey, Yarkrairo, tiallialen—J. Semi , imeirt, larks W. lard mg A. Ill'ilrir, Pekier arsimak usi J. Ls, lbalasilk delidas ad myna WO rads Os Ilistmargb sad Okagew = leak—L D. lkos sera ti tii =s. Oaheara= t y6a ssi =„ i ser es ser—T. P. Burdeluo, J. mai T. N. aWmad6 mai Iratrad, merrasale=irsemds 2 . N. Orsiais—T. N. alma sad ol J. Bmismiard. and L Pasil, Wis. boa L. Ps" Cambei 4 :o 6 l— a rt m . 7 Odbra, P. W. CM ladb, 0. m all add IL IL Lab" Idoline. Ddalors, so kr ad nerds R. J. t.milm—li. IBM. W. 11. lialsWIDA rid J__, liatali. Itiarasraw, }we, se kr as dapaid T. Clib—T. S. DE sad B. I'Llie, Itommik mi 11Momt. madomos-4. W. Ilmt awl LT. 14111111111. LOWIIIIS Potial=gleillara—aL Brame mad J. 11=Ciesib ite sr om.r pra a Leased W. MON, brae" semi sat pdielies-0. Urfa* sea T. DOM. prz ei sf u rs newalladarers— S. Marra aal J. donds-13. Ihrly dad B. . blyedy. bramome-11. P. W.M7 and W. AWNS, Lopladled, . Plllll sad I. D. Greases. laaL ationsa—W. Loa sad . ile% Imas. Miso mifi—i.. MMus am P. Taster, Wmfamar. Aber& wom sad B. 011sr, Martaast, mar maaideards—L. Webb awl J. Webb, Ilisidissd. dallardifas dim siaaadanes. SUGLE.--Thetmser pries of sager, the produce of the British pommies@ in AMMITiCI, computed from the returns mode in the week ending the 29th 0(1.0850, is 28•. 914. per cwt. flogisr, the produce of the Mauritius, is 30s. 64. Sugar, the products of the East ladies, is 3Cs. 04. The MIMS prim of the three foregoing descriptions jointly, in 295. W.—London Owns. BRISTOL, Nov. 1. Stioan,—The market has been quiet this weak, and tits transactions since our last report are limited to shout 160 hkils. West Indio, for which former rates have been imp ported. No business has been dose in any other description of sugar for want of a apply, and holders are generally reluctant to bring forward their suck at present. The MITINSD MAWS is not so brisk as of late, and there is evidently a pause is the demand. The manufacturers, however, having sold on for forward delivery, do not make any alteration in their prises, which may therefore be quoted the same as last weak, but with less doing. Reset has met 'steady sale this week, and fine descriptions are much wanted. The sales since our last reach 200 puns. Jamaica, chiefly of lair quality, at from 2e. 64. to 3s. 2d , and 100 puns. strong Leery-de, 33 per sent. 0 P., at 2x.11. The lower sorts of Jennies are quite neglected. Darin Faorro.—Va , ontra rabies continue to command 41e. to 424., bat the sale Is ant brisk. Cerruti Sr. very badly wanted, bat we ma still without snivels, only one small cargo having as yet been imported here. The price Is, arrival ti 465. to 48a., sad at which rata some badness has bma dm" Lynn?Orn, Nov. 1. SGOA.ll.—'Ten has beau a good inquiry, but is holders show as dispositioa to rival way in pries, SSG sales are more limited, and soasist of 200 bhds. 8.P., 4,000 bags Banal, 1,000 mats Katrina', and 2,600 bags Nana, at steady rates. In forret the oaks are moaned to 26 hhds. Porto Bias at 391. to44s. per cut daty paid. Moleases.—Higher prises have bees paid the week ; the sales are 900 pour, in cluding Demerara at 16e. 3d., Barbados@ at 17s. 6d., and Anftaa sad Pone Rim at 18e. per ewt. ; the gentling 18e. sessadingly. Cones.—The market Is Sat, and the sales, whisk are limited to 20 UM'S Jamaica, 6 tierces 60 bags Plantation Gybe, and 100 bags St. Domingo, are at lower Tan. 600 begs Para emu brougbt 30e., and 300 begs Guayaquil 325., aid a small lot of Jamaica ginger 95e. trer art. No soles of or pimento. Him—Then has Does more doing in and 760 SiSTOOS sold at 161. 6d. Smeary er*sery, to 641, for file; 3,000 bees Beapal have also beam eaposed el, at Ss. 91. for good broken, and 9s. 9d per sot for good skidding white. Bum is in been damaai, and very fall prises bays been paid for about 200 puss , skied, Dammam 28 to 33 per cent. 0. P., at 2s. Id. to 2s. 4d. par gallon. Tan.—The market has been quiet daring the week for pC=; several parcels of good to flu Imperial sad Gan have been told at very fall nen. Mathias' reported. in Indigo and Shell Iwo; 40 chests of La Dye. is good native, mold at 11d.; B 'limper* at la. 10d. ; aid 118 at 2s. Id. par lb., bobs( fall rite. ; 360 begs Cush, at 18e. 6d. to 19a., part all faults; 10 bales of Bengal SillaWer. at IX 7a. 6d. ; 80 bake Nastiest, at 225. per @wt. ; about 160 qn. of Bombay Linseed, at 48e. 6d. ; and 660 begs Rapeseed, at 42.. psi qr. Ia Saltpetre, 1,200 bags sold at 26e. W. to 28e. 9d. per cwt., befog a trifling declism ; and 200 tees of Nitrate of Soda, skied" at Ills. 6d, per cwt. Ouawo.-600 tom of lababos and Pommel= Mead hare been disposed of at steady rates. COTTON.—Livairoos., Nov I.—ln the early part of the week • geed demand prevailed, the mimed state of the smelts held by the trade ecupelliag than to buy freely; the sales of Friday were 7.000 bake. sad those of Saturday 7.000 balm, end Me whet was firm. On Monday later whims were respired per Cambric, corrobentlag the mar rally unfavourable reports previoasly repaired of the growing mop; but they were met by the last of oonsiderable poll thal eachemact prevalling in Ommaity semenpenied by a deals as to the permanest maistecanwe of pesos. Thh has Ctitnrehired the mks eif all pablie SOMltitille. Mad it eecialemed sum decline ha peissa; holders ham aural their Meeks mere freely : partlWy mites has bees gemmed for sale ; mimeo decline has geserally bees submitted M ; the total ease el the week ham set exassiod Mks To Ley the paled alarm has partially abated; bat Ulan Mill meet the demesd freely ; and about 5,000 bales ere 144, at the leered prime of the week. American destriptime during the last those days have beat very freely offered : and a mimed bane of about id. per lb. has been sub =lll .-ral ,1 t satherriewl quotations for " air" qualities reamed t& per lb. Brasile awl B ds.'s! y ewe very - dull ; sad Imdass have destlaM about 1.1. per Sessile me erithiii Mange. Sew" sad pa:S aab* tim WOW IMMO% Ca rs is fair regiat. awl are whitest mate** sheep la miss. 1.0110 bales of Ammilan, t_ 4oo 1.740 Searle base bon aces es ; aad 1 of AsimiessM baisieje Barden, Berate enport. HOBIERY, Nev. I.—The lismord WU poi is sveri defortasento mie .wt: es irhy ag • whisk are flat, the Heim for the wws•as• searly over. Prim of wools and pail an Mrs, vial' es spy's& tesissoy. WOOL.—Leans , Noy. I.—Baglimb : W ba•• not my obang• of moisten° report this week in the demand or prices of oombing or clothing wools. Belts are moderate, and r•eant prime Runty mdntaind.—For•iga : The demand •oatinae, pod for both foreign sod colonial wools, and prime are very Era. METALS.—Mr Moats's Pries Current, dated Nov. 1, lays : Bar iron is Wales has condoned very Arm this week, and isles aro with di/Realty effected under 41. 12s. 6d. per ton. I. Staffordshire some of the larger bosses have Gond derahly loosened their asks • prime, with few eemptloas, eontione unaltered, with a Moderate demand. Scotch pig iron is very flee, sad the quotations are • shads lower than last week ; there is no traneemlonworth swim. Of Swedish iron about 160 tons have been sold at 111. 12e. Bd. to 111.16 e. per ton • this article dm a tandem to advisers emeidarably beyoltd the present quotations; same holders deesaad 121. pm ton. Speller IS firmer. About 200 tons gold at 161. 10s. on the spot ; sinew whioh a sale of 300 tons for spring delivery is reported at 161 per toe, at which prim mom* smaller orders have been executed. Holders are I - OOlt e y: for pigh — er — p - ;io — s;. — Copper remains . steady at the go oat. British tie la easy at the present rates. East hale tin may be quoted 101. per tow lest than last week ; there me few buyers Is the market. Lead is I. good de. mod for exportation, sad large sales hare beau made during the week. Tim plates continua selling readily at the tabooed quotations. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION HOUSE. CNAROI OP ENTlll7liiiiiilT7-4iejl;ird HOl/61Mi Drat* (elerk in Roberts, Curb, aed Cd.'s bank), who was charged oa Tbanday with ha vi ng *titulad the sum of 4771. lls. 3d., was brought before Aldermen Gibbs for Sul examination. Mr. Bush, of the firm of imbued Massa, solicitors to the mearnities of *akin f ar preemstlea trmslimpries and frauds, attended for the pragmatism. Mr. Bash stated the Ni., and celled the Moab' wit nesses to support it. Mr. G. R. Seuedenon, ;elm* at Dratemoads• beak, at Charing Cross, said—l have the City walk to attend to, sad I had directions from my employers to pay a sum of mossy into the kolas of Roberts, Cards, and Co. I rodeos a ticket costalaing the dine** which I received, ad was (Drubbed with the sum of 4771.11.. 3d., which I took to Roberts and Co.'s in a beak note for 3001., a bask mote for 1001., a beak note fey 601., sad the rest of the amount in gold mad sneer. I Fomented the mossy at the counter, I think * Mr. Drske, end received a receipt signed by the person who handed it to me. It was is the name of the Rev. Mr. Deepard. Mr. William Herding, clerk at Roberts, Curtis, and Co.'s, mid-1 have the particular cars of the general ledger. There are two ledgers, the general and the cash ledger. In the former every day are entered all the trsametions end articles of the day, Including bills, end orders, end credit. In the sad leder there are only entered the cash trenesetions, paid and received. That is the material distinction. I epee the general ledger. Amour**, entries la the general ledger mes one for 4771. lie. 3d., fa th e name of B. Despud. It had reference to the data in the margin of the 30th of tiptoe**. I also emetantly refer to the cast ledger. tarn to October the let in that ledger, sad see, in the privoner's handwriting, the *Bonin entry: "Add 4771.11.. 3d." After Raking some other statements te epee** the mode is which the books of the house were kept, the witness maid ell the items Wore the 4771. 11.. 3d. appose to be ticked off es tamest. As regards the entry of that ram them is no mark at all. It is an assathorised *try. The primmer need in admit the counter, sad receive sad pay wash sad ales far prima sithyr duties. Mr. Coviagrea, • rink in Roberts, Curtis, and Roberts' house, peeks* the em* lair ' and statedthat the sum of 4771. lie. 3d. eeskt to oppeeitinthat book, bat did are. Mr. Bash sell OM wee the Set ems opieot the prisoner, who, upon being ipMma Sir ilm the ssa :? by one of the elm* on the mills* aineereforigod his t, and signed • stateseent of the partieskee of Ids Aldermen Gib* the* fa the anal ins, asked the primer whether be midi* as say anything. The Prisoner—Nothing whatever. Aldermen Gibbs—Theo It is my duty to commit you for trial fry embealling the sum of 4771. 11.. 3d. from your employers. Mr. Bash mid there were other cases against the prisoner whit* It would be kin duty to bring forward. MARLBOROUGH STREET. Symms PLOP/ASO/ ILILOOInO 1.0D011.011 Thus day an application was made to Mr. Rudnick, for &search warrant to much the hoses of a person in Menhall-street, who ins supeoted of having robbed leveret mum* lodes of the insignia and jewels. It wee stated that five or six lodges bed been meetly pleader* and that property in vales not under 6001. had been stoke in this way. A search warrant was greeted, sad peur ch il e air Charles King was brought before Mr. Bingham, with having stolen • quantity of jewels sad silver art s from the box of the Pdeceof Wales Masonic Lodge, held at the Thatched Roan Tavern, Bt. Junsectrest. Mr. Crams, solicitor, No. 16, Harley-street, said the =was tyler of the Priem of Wales From Meson head at **Thatched Hoses Tavern. The Maths of tyler were to setae a sort of door keeper, sad to take charge of **box coatainieg the property of the ledges. From is formation he received, he went on Yea*, last to the Thatched House Tavern, mad there be band the box, be looting to the Priam of Welts Lodge, had bees broken open, and a silver level, silver spare, sad other articles, stoles Polies Sergeant Bewley, D 110, mid he west yesterday morning, to No. 16, Marshall-We* 111111“ the primmer lived, and *sad him In bed. The poreare masa* him nut to make aay noise. He said he knew what where had come about, He eased he had de* wimp; bat he wee in difficulties at the time. Whams asked the paean if he had the stoles jewellery in the Imes; the primmest mid he had the tickets, sad he delivered sp several dumbest* The rkihNiit'S wife gave vitamin Km* Sprits sad *Ben baker to the lodp. he primer did net deny his guilt. He mid he did net bleak the box open. About a year ego he had lest or ml. laid the key, sad they it was he mated the box to be *Put The primer was slid* * blew Rai tie tees tt tyler la ether Lodges, which had sisellemi *lda* The presses was Nomad* sell Thursday next. PUBLIC BALER. Nor. I.—By Mews. BRIVITLIWORTH sad SONO, at the Hart.—Absolute reversion at death of s potholes sied 66° to otte-foerth put of the various nee of 4,6761. Three per Cute., 4,9301. ditto, sad 1131. Loag Annuities-odd kr 1,1601. Absolute reversion at death of s lady aged 67 to 1,414117 x. Ceasole-2001. VS. DONIIL CRONIN, it Onnwy's.—Lan Of the Mums' Arms petals house, et the MUM of Mabel:as greet, gkiwaregoad, held for 60 jun st 761.-3,2701. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. BoroaDAY. Nov. 2, IMO. The Nib r warm at NA et Übe Mewing piano at Moo Abut riti= aa ttioolag. dedeos i» amord 'rile et Nesse! Tar. Onissa ad wig el Wksbib et Wadtar. lbserreent (anus) W.N.W. Muds boss Sudan"' Clang Pllllool.■ Pewees= .—..- LW. Oman Seem hboeurt Or ........ N.W. Oahu bdu Moser ---....... LW. WI b be /is ns Lt. ti = ll .......- . boPaw Osmas Imo Ours* imam '", =. dm. Guilareals = Chully lo_wer.--- ... W. Oen* asses Numa5.......-......... LW. Oki lit 101111111111021......... LW. Genes bear OMNI* aspens .......-.......... W. ONION CUM2III. ............ B.W. astallissea limb Paseassau .........- S.W. ands arises Oda Cam ............—. W. Or ...--....-.. N.W. = l"... lbenas = ff is liesmas . ..... LW. awbe Mem Osumi hassamssia......-... L Onliellsme Owsert Tart ............. L Oabk Ll. La55um5................ LW. Oasis Isms desd-bdu WWPT. LW. Orbs Mem °mast a. A , ....... .............. LW. Mirseinstsma = OW, devensauss........-. L Oasis Irene Inane= .........-- W: LW. asnas bum Omura Imams .............. brew Nem Ovirsea Inonsruse .-- LW. blend Isms Ousels% THIS DAY, Noon. OWNS of Wiwi Sims* at Wind. Mao at WoMber. &w. - - Tits Mayas from tam Ibilswias pious did ad rasa W. ms. la dr far pabilsatioa Tistorday i they *mom hallos* dm slats of do weather oa Thursday sorsdai aims esisuic. N. 5.W. W. W.N.W. Breen e Dam LW. t . a .ami7 THE HOP DUTY. As asoodat of the diTti;aliope of the growth of the year 1860, for the uodermeationsd districts. allaullifikiell the old from ths dew duty. Districts. Duty. s. a. Csatorbaty Heats 18,.99 6 7 Suffolk Boum 115.296 9 3 Wortesta £228,148 7 Of Old duty, at 1 12.20 d. per lb 124,939 0 1 4.20 New duty, at 1 8.20 d. per lb 92,348 4 411640 Additirual duty of 5 per sent. per Act 3 Viet., e. 17 10,863 3 Of £228,148 7 81 The returns for the remainder of the districts will be pub. Robed as soon as received. L. 8. LTIM A. and C.O. Inland Revenue office, Broad street, let November, 1860. The eommisionen have approved of the followieg days for the collection of ilia second moiety of bop duty for 1848 and 1849:—Battle, Monday, Nov. 18; Rye, W e dnesday, Nov. 20 ; Wadisurst, Thursday, Nov. 21; Tunbridge Wells, Saturday, Nov. 23 ; Lewes, Tuesday, Nov. 26. The hop duty for 1848-1649, will be collected as follows in Canterbury collection :—Cmaterbury, Moaday, Nov. 18; Faversham and Wye, Widnuday, N0v.120 ; Ashford, Thurs. day, Nov. 21; Tentacles, Saturday, Nov. 23; Goudhumt, Tuesday, Nov. 26 ; Cranbrook, Wednesday, Nov. 27. The old duty of the return given in Wednesday's Express is divided as follow': ..--- —.- -- . t r. d. Wart-ester, is part 999 16 2 Farnham, in part Best:, in pan 468 15 6 North Clays, complete Ragland £8,608 8 8 The above ratans comprises rather more Mau 2,000 acres, the overeat growth of which I. about nowt. per acre.— Surrey Standard. CHEESE.—Wd [MT Pmts., Oct. 29.—This =noel fair was well attended by buyers from Hull, Tait, Melton, Sewtoreugh, KirtimoorsWe, Pickwing, Oishorough, Stockton, and other plum. We had ,the produce of above on. hundred dairies In the market, some of which wee of great weight sod very superior quality; this mewls also Is quantity that of foimer years. Nearly the whole was sold at prices varying front 381. to 60a. 6d. per ewt., wieseding to aunty • the average puns were 435. 6d. The !foci mundane* of Payers:and the rich quality of several of the dairies per:dined In the district, ha obtained br We fair a high degree of oslebrity. CORN.—CEILWIWORD, Nov. I.—There was a smaller 'apply or Wheat at market this morning, and the trade was '427 dv'l, at Mat week's prises, and owt.ohoonditton umpire were rattier MM. Barley, Ilse malting, very rearm and commanded a high wire ; but Interior deeerlptlona were Melt of disposal. Beau and other apeolg earn without altvradee. Average prte.:3 : Wheat, 42a, Id.; Barley, 23e. 6d.; Oats, 17a; Bela; lee, lid.; rerv, 78s. 901. COVIINTIT, Nov. I.—We have had a large market to day. Prieto remain about the came. Beet Wheat, 15s. to 15e. 6d. Melting Bute?, 25a. to 2es. ; wrindtsg, 22e. to 23s 6,1. Best Oats, 22e. to 235. tad Beer; 11e6& to 120.6 d. , new, 10s. Gd. to IL, 6d. Pinta Penang. to 12.. • Bursa, Nov. I—Oar (amen are wanting more money for Wheat today. and In some instances le. per qr. lover last week's rates wee obtalird fer flee ruoa. Barley .wt Oats meta dull ale, at farmer mime. Wheat. red, 36 4to 395.; white, St.. to 41a. Barley, Us. to Sea. Oate, 16e. to lie. per qr. - - LINCOLN, Nov. I.—We hays had again to report a largo show of Wheat at ear market kaelay. Best rues supported barely last week's prier ; labeler, Is. Far qr. lower. 1 here was atm a deal of Barley oe'erhik, at labour au Pity. Oats the syme ra last week. Wheat, red. Us. to 415.; old, 4Sr. • white, 375. to 465. •, old, 20s. Barle grinding, 20s. to 225. malting, 26a. Oats, 13s. to 21s. Hears 275. t o 31a. lavisaroot. Nov. I.—Our earn market this smornias eau very thinly stranded, end we had a slow demand for Wheat, but there was no elteratlea tirade In the value of old or new; the latter Is still some. Flour Inds buyers in quantity, and tykes as supported; any preidni ostler is quickly relieved at • fair value. Oats sad Oat- meg were each rather dearer. Barley, Beans, wad Peas, supported lateral*. Indian oars wee quiet to-day, bat It would be &Moult to buy at lase wow than ea Tuis&ty ; tie top val pooh bed Arne yeilow 30s. pi Mt s . Arrivals Into Livd Rumors trans the 29th to the 31a Ost. Unlade. :—Wheat, 7,351 ; Sarin, 609; 11Wt. 730; Oats, 1,464; Beans, 3,013; Pas, 967 Wien Corn, 1,00 qrs. •, Ovenesl. 3,011 soaks ; Flour, 196 sa c ks and v 4,769 barrels. Exports to Le land : Wheat, 295; Beans, 13; Indian Own, 1,739; neer, 99 soaks and 1,306 hernia. • Oet. 31.—The supply of Wheat today was sot lugs. Milhas purchased cautiously at about last week's mkt% Barley sad Oats readily obtained Mat week's rates whew the quality was good, but taksior kinds wile may dull. No alteretioa In either Beams or Per. WIIIIII7IIID, Nov. I.—The supply of Wheat is se IF:fli a and Inod . eeste • The very large arrival of r carpool W bused dulness to pervade ate trade, come quently the business In Wheat Is rim:lead, and the ales made are at a d cline of nearly Is. per qr. upon the tine descriptions and fully this for all common qualities. Marley of due quality sells on former terms, but secondary deecriptiona are very unsaleable. ;Beaus se'll slowly, at rather declining prices Oats and Meiling In request, and ,ully . as dear. No alteration in other artistes. Imports during the area —Wheat, 10,710 qrs. • ' Harley, 9,171; Oats 061; SCAB, 931; l'ess,.3llll; Rapeseed, 136; Shelling, 116 loads. CATTLE, ike.—CahLinz, Oct. 31.—Meet of the cattle at market this morning war in root condition. Th e better sort found ready ale, and were driven off earl; those 101 l hung heavily on hand, and many of them were turned out unsold. A largee supply of Sheep and Lambs than let week, amongst which were a few prime Lambs. The market Ina Wet, and anything gcod frond ready buyers; farmers held ftrat, and were not willing to submit to any re duction in pries. Newly all anklet the clue. i alvea °oedema acute. Prices: Busts, Is. ad. to Se. per stone; Sheep and Lambs, 40. to , bd.; Calm, 3d. per lb., dating offal. Exams, Nov. I.—The supply of cattle wee nadersti, with a fair demand; rather a brisk demand for Sheep Use. We notMe but little dung. in prism; for the best Beal, tts. poi more has been nude, whilst ordinary finalities have sold from 7s. to 7a. 60. Not doing in Cows and Caine;e a lot of Guernsey heifers In calf were to he sold by section In the worse of the day. Barmen sold at la. Bd. to be. per more far ortifitery qualities, whilst good fresh meaty Bullocks made 6s. per more. Some small steers were offered at N. 10s. each, which was reined ; tot one pair of nearly fat oxen sold at IV. lon each, or Oe. ISL per seen. Sheep sold briskly; fat ewes, 40. per lb.; wethsas, id. to 30.; 'tore hogs, Na. to 32a. each. There wry a large supply of Pork carers, which mold at from Oe. to 7e. id. per soma. ---—-- - - - - - Gusoow, Oct. 31.—The moot of the cattle were Irish, and no really good Anguishbe or Lothians. Demand middling, but all sold. Net. 435.; second, 43e.; third, 40s. There was a anal , Sheep market. Bart aged weddets, Se.; second, 40. to 3d. Ewes, 3d. to 44d Pigs, 30s. to Iles. Calves selling wen, at 30s, per owl . !honor; WALDIN Fain, Nov. I.—There was fully an average attendance to-day, but the =oust of Moines' done in sheep and store cattle was trifling compared with former years. The trade in sheep was dull, at a reduction of 3s. to 4e. per head for ewes, and about 29. for wethers and lambs. The prime obtained were &little better than thaw at Marlow settle foir, bat prices were low. Milking cows Suffolk bred, sold well; current prima for the most useful, 121. to 161. each; Yorkshire beasts made 171 In the horse fair nothing saleable but dart colts of the Suffolk breed, which realised, he yeseievehl, 111 to 26 guineas, sad 3-years old, 30 to 45 Igeibms cm& °arum", Hoses Non:sr.—This well known tryst we held in the market-place of Ruthergian, on Wednesday. There .was • fine display of stock on the ground. Fsw dealers presented themselves; the attendance, which was very considerable, mainly consisting of farmers and wintry people. Good cart hones broeght from 361. to 401. This we believe to be a fair avenge quotation. We heard of no pales above 401. The priors for other olsases of stook ruled ordinarily high. The market, on the whole, may be said to have been • middling one. Indeed, the autumn transactions are , at any time,:so brisk es those l ot the spring. SUICIDE FROM FANATICAL DELUSION.—A melon- Moly ease of suicide, resulting from morbid excitement of religions foeliap, took place at Middlesborough-on-Tea, Yorlehire, on the 26th of (Haber. The deceased, Mary Hardy, was the wile of a labouring men, and had for some time past been a member of the religions society denomi nated Renters," or "Primitive Methodists," amongst whams prominent point of religions belief is the neemeity of an immediate and direct revelation of the favour of hoa xes. For some Lonrho( time the unfortunate woman bed laboured under the impression that she was rejected of God, and doomed to eternal perdition ; and that her terrible destiny was being hastened by the agency of consamptive disease. Unable any longer to cope with the melancholy produced by these morbid imagining', she at length, on the 26th ultimo, put an end to her existent* by cutting ha throat with a pair of salmon, lingering only a day or two after the wound, from the effects of which she died on the nth. As Inquest was held on the body on the following day, and the jury returned • verdict of " Temporary in mai." [AdOIMMISMOR]—CITAZOIf • Livia AND STOMACH Oones.eurr inf laissawAT's m,-1122pooat Ittlfm, late of the beta Oseepaer Pu a ffieeies,_ be warty IS pan meg ISIONIIIONON. 22211 tagingeky as 12112mios. 2M *Mum of Se slimmk TM* sepoorl ID r volMly mismiles Ms 0mid21122, mhe looomoM dome d them ut arimeg et do sallow Oa Mama to tit. ossateh bo wan bell to Mei oak owl Ms ofrodor main Ms MIMI ma amine We NMI siIoAIM flal mill awe of Ms form app. Mookmoom—SA. by *maim Mlles Imoslosst die mg at Prim Silmnifs eallabiral. 244 11122241/02A. SHIPPING INTSLLIGBNCIi. ,the Oanite," awl "1.1,1.11 CASUALTIES. Effort, Robinson, of London, from Shields to 11 wheat, Rat on shore this morning to tbe westwud of this harbour. but bas come, alter throwing part of cargo (cosh) one: board, and is now (4 p m.) in tow of a steamer for thi s place.—Wells, Oct. 31. Edina, Mean, of Exeter, from Liverpool to Genoa, expe e t. eneed a tremendous gals on Saturday last, the 26th, wh o 250 miles S.W. of Scilly, which threw her on het beam ; ends, when the crew were obliged to cut away both routs. She was towed by a trawl sloop into Plymouth We morn. fog —Plymouth, Ott. 31. Lucretia, Godwin. from Pains to England, was aground on a reef off Cape Skala, Oct. 17 ; ship and cargo expected to bet totally lost; materials landing.—Cephalonia, Oct. 20, Melina., of London, has been stranded on north side of Sierra Leone, end afterwards condemned ann;sold. He craw has arrived at Plymoutn by U.K.'. st. Pluto. Phantom, Warrick, from Leith to Pstenburg, was wrecked on the Bolan Rule., betwee■ Haagen and Hiins, in the night of Oct. 16 ; mut►r and three men saved ; four mta missing.—Htdaingfars, Oct. 22. Hu (brie), Lee, of Dundee, from Troon to Petersburg, w u stranded off Hamra, Oct, 14, but cams off end proceeded for Sligo to discharge and repair.—Stockholm, Oct. 23. William and Ann (Ana), Hutton, of Banderlend, got agrou n d on Fabluddeo, Oot. 14, came off and proceeded, but yam leaky that she could not continue her ♦ , rage; drifted oft shore on the Bitterne, near Ostarkerneholm, the following moraine, but anbsequently got off and sank in deep water. —Stockholm. Oct. 23. MAE Hamburg Ho&Lad . IMboa Not. 5 Pashto India vil tionthareptoa Noe. a India vil Marrillu 0 United States, & North Almeria Not. Wake loft West Oct 24 ARRIVED. Amo—at Deal, October 81, itais--off Deal. October 31, from AOSIPPINA--011, Deal, October 31, from Aoivaix—at Falmouth, October 31, from Aoureava—at Shields, October 30, from Airetion —off the Wiest, October 31, from ALLIORO—at Liverpool, November 1, from Mmes.—at Liverpool, November I, from. daeo—at Gravesend, November 1. from Berme—at °rammed, November 1, Baol.tmer—at Etiatol, November 1, tree....._ . BlZlLltallt—at Gramma:4 October 31, from Berme —at Falmouth, October 31, from Om" Waver—at Deal, October 31, ham.... Quo Berm—at Liverpool, November 1 Comex—at Falmouth, October 31, ......... Corm—at Liverpool, November 1, from dlczendrla Oarire.rront—at Liverpool, November 1, from _Neer Sark Derrmaarre—at Liverpool, November I, from Her Mine CATMAZIMA-114 Gravesend, November 1, from Clone Dames—at °rammed, October 3 1 , from p au ,, Dtramma—at Deal, October 31, from Queen Drums—eV Liverpool, , November 1, from Cantos —St. Audit," ... itratternieon B. Apo BC toes Ma, °P°*l , 3 :iarvnind .St. Lawrein ....Wodroz4 ........ Mauntm Sondswo:d Gems ........soo—at Gramend, October 31, .. Fermata—at Gramemel, November I. from... ELTIXDA-042 Deal, October 91, from Emairou—off Deal, October 31, from .._,_ Ems. Devon—at Deal, October 91. &WM —at Falmouth, October 30. from Hum ma—et Falmouth, October 30, from. ............ e t . ..Odium ElAll4l722A—at Plymouth, October 31, fr0m...... . ......ILITIMAMM ILLJOI—at Queenotown, October 30. fr0ne...................Letnau &Gamma —at lingo], November I, front becia Faman—at Gravesend, November 1, from Torvgrend Fammer Paw—at Grameend, November I, froso ltio 2AOIIIO ilsamr—+tGravesend, October SI, from. ....... ... otoro Gasar Barring—off Dnogenem, oetuber 91, from. Matml Rau Farmer—at Gravesend, October 31, from —.. ....Rita Hassan AND Fasowl—at Gravesend, October 31, tram Fitersbure Hamm—at Gravesend, October 31, from Newfound:al lino—at Liverpool, November 1, from Cait , lttl Haute—at Queenkown ' October 30, from Baltimore lama—at Gravesend, October 31, from Oyer, Imusraems—at Liverpool, INorember 1, from. Prom Imanah—at Liverpool, November 1, from there JANA ICA. •at Greenock, October 29, from (ilitin Jana—at QtleerMlOWM, October 30, from C.1",.. Joint 11.u.t.—at Deal, October 31, from Quebec Aroma—at Liverpool, November I, from &arum JAVVI—lit Orovesend, October 31, from. Item Jvua—at Gravesend, November I, from —. Gamey limmerr —off Deal, October 31, from ... Prim Lsoarrom -at Deal, October 31, from lin. Looms Psozirr—at Hull, October 31, from 31.1larh Lamm—off North Foreland, October 31, from Wy burg Luse—at Liverpool, November I, from. Quebec Mover's Bar—at Graverend, October 81, fr0m....„.„. Mahvga MALTAII2 Liverpool, Nov ember I, from. Dorado MARIA ELIZADITH—St 021VCAL91d, October 91, from Mistime NEWTON—at Ormeend, October 31. from &Amhara NLVIRLIIii Hull, October 31, from ..,_ ..... „„...raganges OPMXLIA—Ca Deal, October 11, from Cadiz Otonocro—ollf Dover, October 31, tram Bt. John's, N.& Ov um—at Oramend, November I, from ...... —_ ._ .... .Quebas Paerma—et Gravereend, November I, from Leghorn Paromes—at Graverend, November 1 from Durneturg Paine—at Gravesend,November 1, ' fr0m....„......„ Caknoa Yuman —et Falmouth, October so, from Noma chars—at !Welds, October SO, from Palermo Rostra lima atz—olf peal, .10,ber 31. from. _ _ trautta .114 . e.ea sommt—at lavarpol, November I, from.... Ilscovenv—at Gravesend, October 31, from ~. Rosa—at Gravesend, October 31, from SOUR —at Orayeeend, November I, from &rerramerrow—at Grammod. Noromber I, from. New York Bwan—at Deal, October 31. from Motto Szussurte—at Gravesend, November 1, from Dena WAsruswitt Montan, October 30, from Alexandra Ja Marva* knee BAILED. 'rime—from net, October 31, t 0...—,.... .New Or m °rammed. October 31, to H. Town I—froot °ramrod, November 1. t0...111 111etuef Steam Gravesend, "Norembrr 1, to - evv........—.. Gravesend, November 1, to Adelaide Anon AMOTIONO—from Liverpool, November 1, to. Bombay Cauca—ban Liverpool, November 1, to .Newprieus Covatee—from Liverpool, October 30, from Lma 03sama—ham Shields, October 31, to Certhageos DAN= AND KANT—from Falmouth, October 31. to Undue Dsera—tram Liverpool, November 1, to New York Earns—ham Dover, (lather 29. to St. Ilichaere Eaaaaoacirsetaaws PAAL—from Gravesend, November 1, to Resod Enwour—from Gravesend, November 1, to ....... Norway Fullest—from Liverpool, November I, to Calcutta Om lesessr—frum Melds, October 30, to Panama Haaatirrr —tram NAG kb, October 31, to Palermo Hue—from Gravesend, November 1, to ......ilaxamitia Ihrenoseme—from Gravesend, November 1, to IL Item Jana—tram Gravesead, November I, t 0.........."...... Naples Jaen—from Orovesend, November 1, to .— Norma Jowl II am mom —from Cardiff, October 31, to Bombay Dam Braoao —from Falmouth, October 30, t 0.......—..— Loodon Kowtommao—from Gravesend, November 1, to NOTWxy LADT RIMOW--frOM Gravesend, Nov.mber L to X. Mie.hael'i MART ANN—from Gravesend, October 31, to Aseemien Ramoorsol.—from Liverpool, November 1, to Yelpers.. STILIONTLI—from Gravesend, November I, to PA. II . .act:e &owe—from Gravesend, November 1 , to Bt. Michael • Dam—front Gravesend, November 1, to Swan Rm. Wl4 WOLLOT—kosa Gravesend, November 1, to 4t.ty,.b Act or Mums YESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Abberton (barque), of London, from Plymouth for Pat Adelaide, Sept. 8. lat. 28.14 S., lon. 27.8 W. Argentine, for Bahia, Sept. 15, lat. 9 7 N., lon. 24.51 W. Catherine Jamincl, from Sydney for L,ndon, Sept. 26, lat. 12 N., lon. 26 W _ Grasmere, Sept. 24, lat. 10 N., lon. 19 W. Grecian (brig), from London for Port Adelaide, Aug. 22, lat. 23.30 S , lon. 28.20 W. Judith (barque), from Rio Janeiro for London, Sept. 2S, lat. 12 8., lnn. 29 W. Robin Gray, let. 47 N., lon. 12 W. Seleette (ship), London, 30 dap, Sept. 28,1 at. 10.30 N., 100. 26.21 W. Statesman, for China, Am. 29, oft Pulo Paean/. Tasman ( . hip), from London for Port Phillip, Sept. 22, lot. 14.10 N., l,n 25.40 W. Thomas Metcalf, 42 days from Madras for London, Aug. 31, in lat. 35 29 S., lon. 25 38 E. Tallman, Aug. 7, lat. 38 S., lon. 3 E. Windermere (barque), Rosa, 37 days from London for Robert Town, Sept. 27, let. 2 N., lon. 20.26 W. WRECK OPT DUEGENIIBB.—Notin is given, that a green buoy, marked with the word, Wreck," has been plated 40 fathoms east of a vessel sunk off Dunseaese. The buoy lies in six feet at low water spring tides, with the following CORI• pass hearings, viz. :—Dungenem Light h o w ßuse, B.lr. f First Battery, W.; Second Battery, N. .; Roar Spit Buoy, E. by S. 8. BIRTHS, MARRLiOIIB, AND 1/NATklb. BIRTHS. BEAL.—Oet. 2 . 8, at Brake Vicarage, sear Norwich, the site of :tt Rev. IL Beal, of a eon. BEAUCLERIL—Oet. ta, at Spa, Lady C. Beauelerk, of a eon. BETTS.—Oet. 29, at Proem flail, Kent, the wife of Edward L. Betts, fag., of a son. OftEEN.—Oet. 2m, at BlahltilL Perthshire, the wife of Capt. Gres', of H.M.'s filth Beet, of a daughter. JACKSON.—Oet. 91, at St Jarnea's Beckley, Ptccaildly, the all , : of the Bev. J. Jaekaon, of a daughter. TARDLIIY.—S•pt. 11, at Bombay, Lady Yardley, of a daughter. MARRIAGIB. AMTOT—OEFOR.—Oct. 29, at Marostreet Chapel, Hackney, Fer dinand, only sou of M. P. Atnyot, of Roe da la Pal; Paris. to Elba, eldest daughter of 0. Eaq., of Oromatreet, South Hatimay. POND—revrox.—Oat. Mt, at it. John's, Hackney, J. W. Pond. e.f Great Totham Hall, Eon, to !Sarah Ann, young, rd daughter of Helton, Ho., of Upper Clayton, Middlesex. REILLY—NICHOLSON.—Oct. 30, at fit. Bimetal', King.aotiore, b f the Rao. R. L. HUt, M.A., Mr. H. J. Bolly. of Tower 'meet, to Elizabeth Nichols" of Manchester, youngest daughter of the late J. Nicholson, of Hampton, Westmorela nd . STEPHENS —POTTINGEL—Oct. $l, at SC Gorge's, How *r. square, R. fitephona Esq., late of Merton College, eldest so of the Rev. R. Stephens, Vicar of BWre, Leloestershlre. to liee netta Marla, only daughter of the Right Hon. Sir 11. Pottinger, ...., Grand Cross of the Bath, Governor of Madras. DIATHB. SO, at Marlboreagh.road, Old Hentroad. r. 0. youngest eon of the late lt. Clamant, Em., of P M lum. Kest. aged 12. 2s. at Bloom&ld, near Tiptoe ' gtafford.btre , , relit of the late Mr. T. Ward, of Oregon Beg* r` ,ol ' eged 1. at C o lare.strest, Dublin, Leda Meeham, wife . C. lAPTOttlert. Tredellak, third as ti Wok FA, Breedeereet, Owl* aged 14. - P. - a7. Mated Bad sokiebed WILLIAM Knee Muss, ot N 0 . 14 Loo' s ''' . street, ia die ailed Mater, et tee Ornes, In Lougee . eleeet. is 11. pridaut ot ay. Norsaats; 1110. 1