The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-08 00:00:00

4 baba o .0. IoGES' CHAMBERS.—Seri. 7. i:a •if:EIN U. DIVAN.—NOVEL AND IMEODEANE • • • APPLICATION. war en applicatiou mad. by Mr. C. Volenep Laub , s.: lie writ of habeas 'corpus, to trt ifs the defendant, sow la ...Solloway Gaol, Won the hoolvisot Debtor Coen, Mbe Mord ander the act. The eircensettnees of the case wore of • • miersi ettorecter. The defendant, it will 19 remembered, Tee seorerary elan Deposit and General Life Amosistion, end wee loefkbed at the Central Criminal Coast by the com e piny for embezzlement, end being ronv.cted, was adjudged to emlitern monilia'imparionmeat, with horn .abotr, in the ILl•Owai Gaol Wore bM Watiethn he had Merl his peti tion red schedule is the Iltooler 11, Store Court, ander the Peotection Act, and obtained his interim order. Winn the day of hoarier/ Indeed he was in prison, under hie eon- Mace, and an oppl'estion was made to the Icsoleent Debecre Court (or en order to brieg bim up for examination, which o ' the chief ,ommiotioner 'rented. The froverbor of the gaol, flowerer, refused to obey the order ot the I deem. mimio:er, se it was not a suffierest outhori . yto him An application was then made to Mr. Damn fdart:n at cham bers, for a writ of hatuse, that tt o defendant might be brought up to he heard ow the mo•tere of hie 'athlete and schedule, hot that I d judge relused the application os the gr,und that it was made by Mr. C. V. Lewis o• behalf of the insslirent. he being hi. attorney in the matter of the iteelvent, but gave permiaoloa for another application to be made on the part of a creditor. net present application was, therefore made, supported by en affidavit and a state moat t.l the facts of the ease. Mr. Lewis said he was a creditor on the schedule, and aDDli•d that the defendant =iota attend the court on his adpurned elimination, which was appointed Put t►e 13th No 'ember. Dlr. Justice Wines asked under what system of insolvency Oro ease was to be beard ? Mr. Lewis said it wet under the Protection Act. Mr. Justice Willie wished to know whether the mutt had the same powen to attain* witnesses under the Protection Act as is the prism ewes ? Mr. Lewis sotwend affirmatively, and produced the order of the Chiet Consmissiriter of the court to the governor of the Holloway Gaol, which he had refund to obey, and the only remedy to get thecae* beard was by a writ ot baba's. His Lardiship observed that the rule was settled in Mr. Cobbett's ease diet • &deadest was not entitled to a writ of habeas to be presser, but that as • witness he could attend. In the present case he thought he bad power to older the defeedeat to be brought to the wart, but not merely tor his own bear fit, but to be eausinod as • trtnees. Mr. Lewis said Mr. Baron Martin declined to grant the applicatioo he bad made to him, as it was on behalf of the insolvent, bat suggested that a creditor boil a right to apply. Hs (Mr. Lewis) sow applied in the mincer puioted out, end apprehended tb.t u erl &or his lordship woidd gnat as application, so that the we might be beard in the Insolvent Debtors Court. The learned Judge I.:peened himself in fav:ar of the application that a writ of habeas atigat inue tun the defend ant to attend the court and be examined ; but before he janted it he would consider the ear ter,aud give Lisopiniun simply granting or nfesiag the application. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Edward Agar was brought up ler final 6:animation, 14- fore &r It. W. Card's, apes the charge at turvau lelosi curly littered, aril imowarg the mete to be gorged, a ammo order for the payment of 7001.. with latest to &freed MOW& Salt, :gramme, end Co., of Llmbord-etteet, beakers T►i pro sir wu committed for trial at the Ceetral CIL IUM"! Court. JoTmir4nos and William Johnson uere charged with list . ng rubbed Mn. Seiswen, the wile of Csptain A. Santo, of a gold watch. Mrs. 5c.... said—l arm from Ghent, in the kingdom of Belgium, and now maids in Mark-lane. I was yesterday ea ot. that. bridge at about 6 o'clock in the afterooos. The premier Johnson snatched at ay watch. I lurid up my am to platent him, but be struck nu on the arm, and took away the watch. Be !hen ran away. A gentleman followed hies. I did not see the prisoner Bryan until he came an! of the water, into which I hrer.l be bad plunged. Sir R. W. Carden was here inforrnict that it was believed that Bryan was a companion of Jobusoo, and had at the imminent of the robbery received the watt) Inns him sad to 'evade pursuit, bad determined to swim from the police. Thr tem B3•11•11104rts said—l reside it the setae boom with Mn. 5c....., sod was with her on London•bridge yesterday • g. I raw the prismer Jchuson near her, and immediately beard her say, pointing to J " them is a thief." Ur Missed Grensost, a °leek, ssid-1 was turning - tole dews Lesion tiidge at the tuns aloud, and 1 saw &yob lash down the steno la great haste, srol an otter yonog man gamic" big. 1 lollowed Bryan ale, cud saw tun jump into the moil and make towards the water'. edge. I did not see Johnson. _ It was al.o stated that Bryan, open !employ into the water t 3 swim for at, said to one at the policeman, "Good bye. of I f.llow " Fir Johnson a man named Henry it was sailed, who rid-14e pr.soner Johnson and I were at Jones's. is Yeatsgee-c.o.e, drinking beer, at 6 o'clock, when is hosed • cry of " Stop thief," aid we west out, sad saw the prises*? Bryon came oat rt the Rod. I did not hear him soy say ttue4 to the i diereses. Johnson is a awe of aim at week. 8u R. W. Carden imesanded the case for a meth, &adds'. dicsetiens that search should be a ark le. r the watch. He mumented to accept hail for the appearance of Johns - n. Haaawh lit3patick sad Mary MaAweey were fleshly sasmineel and committed spas lb. 'barge of baring aka a Goa Capish TLt.ps is a bag containing 101. in severe sad other mosey. GUILDHALL. Mr. Jo Aft Curler, Jam., brewer, of Clifton, near Bristol, recently &Urea coraeillor of that ward, but lately int..' • bazitropt, ap;wared before Alderman Homphrf 7, .barged with po fiery. Mr. Cluksoo appeared for the complainant, and Mr. Pasty for the defendant. Mr. Clubman said be appeared on behalf of Meters. Btamete7 and Co., beakers, of Bristol. to prefer a aharge at viary or sash ether ;barge ea the evidence world sappers. Tao perjury °assisted et the oefendeut haviog rude en afhiewit i the enures of proems the will of has older be , ther, Mr. E beim Cuter, oa the 21st February, 1817. The cireanstanses oat of winch the charge arose were somewhat Interesting sad isetraerilinary7 Some time use* Mr. Edwin Cuter, dreteasitd, resided at Chewer,, and war powered of • unsiduable amount of property, between 30,0001 sad 40,0001. ily the w.ll of the 12th Justify. 1846, he deviled his property attar the pay ment of certain legseles to the defendant and his brothers sad sia'ers in fee, with the right of dispcsing of the seas. Upon this will the brothers and sisters of the delsodent with him, raised somewhere shoot 20,000!. on this property 1111 way of mortgage, sad afterwards by way of transfer mad conv,yanco of their several shams; the property ease late the pussasien of Messrs. Stuckey and CJ bankers, of Bris tol. At the corsonsument of this year, the banking eima rimy uromeded to sell the property, and realised about 20,00 W., no which the shames to Ito title were made out, whoa to the surprise of MellSr.. Stuckey and Co., seek., was served ow then by • gentleman named Tor, stating that a will of tke deceased Edwin Carter had bees friend, which rendered the will of the 12th of Jansen 1846, ia operative—the will recently found, which eon the property in question, granting as annuity of only per annum to the mbar memben of the family, for timerl lives, the fee being in John Carter, jut , and hie AWING.. This circuutaime eansal eztraordissary sensation sat times who lest the morsey la the property, sad the hneinEn bed laminated them peveeedlegr. Mr. Claims *ea sailed on Mr. Toys to predate the mead will. Mr Parry had no oblestion to produce the will, provided Mr. Clasivion undertook nal to impound the doeuneat. Without that promise was given, he should t Nett to thel will and the other papen being produced. lie eieie balietele I to give every in :mammies possible. Mr. Clarkson ultimately gave the required pronsi,e, sad ' the will wee produced. The wi'l of 12th January, 1846, was produced from Doctors' Common, and the atteetatioa proved. The venous docurosats mutilated wiM the proving th• will , slimed by Mr. 2 Carter, jun.. were pat io, sad moot gins by lir. Bar ford, surrogate, Doctors' Cummoss, that 1,.. atimsoistered the oath to the person signing hie same Carter, Jas. Evidence having beta gives that the simmtures were is the handwritiag of the thdeedant, the first *l,l rue read. It coatales • tether remarkable passage. 'the testator, after naming the legacy for 6001. to a Mrs. lease, for her groat Madams in cards` him threagh a wise of Waimea, and am annuity of COOL to hie mother, gears on to may, "and Bow, not having a staple real friend, having found that all I have met with through life are • set of toadies, 1 will sad desire, he. Mr. Peery mid it was seeeetwesry to read store of the will, me after the leseelas sassed it motel stated that the Miele was to he squally divided between the brothers sad atm, eight is neaber. The mood will was Man reed, which gave to the defend set a life interest is the whole el the property, with re dished.: to his children, seei}ect es the 111201litillf es suited above. Pr.seis Plomblay Laahnry, of Brute!. I i• 1-1 married Min KHz • Carter, one of the defendant's sisters. 1 "new ' Isle Mr. Militia ember I was at the lasers'. sad 'rhea we rotareei we bed soma rofreehmeat sad left, but nothing woe said so dose a/mat any will. I remember on the death of Ma. J. Carter, sea., the defeadaat's mother, shish Melt pleme ea lb. 25112 of Asyut last, 1 wee mat ter OD Cleaved's, wham Mr. Carter, ass., sod 1 went as the harsh, Moeda, •ith my wife. Illeo went ep Moho (ant sod I followed some time altar. 1 Lead Mr. Carter, en,. sitting sa the sofa, and LIP sold he woe very Misdeed. The theendeat woe pement, and I meld Ws le • one, and "ter; bet Mr. J. Carter. eon, hamr" Mu ses. osell wished me to Man Ins is what he had 1101MaNIIIINO. Num told sae that soon after the drat) sad Instal d M r . Edwin Carter (te use hie owe words) l We all met member sad read over both wills, and we decided shah was beet for the family." He ahe said be easeldered Memell a dying mss. and that he sou John, mauls( the defeadaat, would b. Shod's& Obis as well ao Me amber, who was than lying THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING; SEPTEMBER 8, 1855. FROM I*. LONDON GAZETTE, Freeing, SW. 7. dead be tbe beese. asbcd him how it was that I wall wet ISOM to ditereadiag of the wale; and he rep Lied tbat bo thooght I might sot be egremble. It Id him I should BOARD DP TRADE, WHITEHALL, Sim 5. The L •rds of the C gamin. f Piny Cunard it.r Trade make use of hie wo ds, asd said I might make abet um I plemed of them. The defendant then said Le would go I be v e received a c o ry ' 1 a c "P area ken' I.r Meier) . * A c t' g to Mr. Toys, at Chepstow, nail get the will out of his bands, licit Consul at Lithos, tannin copy of • law taiaiL i t for tl.rre yeses the import duty en nattily, TOGIIIItS, and foreign and destroy it, end his father urged him to make had., and i imp eat d into Om island of Madura, to 4,0‘.0 nil Rio lose the two o'cliek train,, es we were thin at dinner. 'Jett:ie. The defeadant atendluAly lefi tomer lately for that l (le-) taloolbs. weight. porpele. japes • matter of nation betimes us that ilia last wltrwas to be destroyed. Cross inmenined—l told Mr. Carter, sen , that the beat than lee could do was to destroy the second will. Mr. Parry—Oh then, you were perfectly willing that this will should be destroy ed ? Witaise—Ceitaialy. The defendant did not tell me Wore tha 20tb of Annott lint that he bad found the woad will, neither did I, to the best of my knowledge, have a letter from him to that effect. Mr. Parry—Will you sweep that yrs did not ? Witnese—l will not swear that I did or did not. Mr. Parry—Will you swear you no•er saw • letter from defendant shout ibis will? Witnam—l cannot swear. I don't rimember. Mr. Parry—Did your wife receive a letter te that effect ? Witness—l don't know. I cannot rcc.llect having seen • letter from the defendant. Mr Parry—Will yca swear your wife did not show you a letter feint the defendant • few days primous to the 20th of August ? Wiinese—l cannot recollect. Mr. Parry—Was that letter destroyed? Witoms—l do not know. Mr. Party—Now, sir, you are upon your oatl , , end this will is of melt vital importance to yourself that it is imps ethic you can forget everything about U. Will you swear that y or wife never eh awed you a letter written by the defendant a few days before the Monday when you went to Camden about this will ? Remember, sir, this is a very important maw, and! will have an answer. Wilsey—NA that I reoolhat. WAR-OFFICE, Barr. 7. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Oearos—C Edward Herren li to be adjutant, vice Webb, who resigns the adjutancy on. 6tlt Dragoon Guards—Captain A. G. Dickson, firm the 62nd loot, to be captain, vice Philips, who *Rebanen. 7th Dragoon Guards—Veterinary Surgeon Matthew Poett, from the let Deegan:a, to be veterinary surgeon, rite Cherry, who exchanges. let Drageosa—Veterinary Surgeon Allied Henry Cherry, from the 7th Dragoon Guilds, to be veterinary surgeon, vice Poett, who exchanges. 10th Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Edward Levet', from the 19th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Hopson, who ex ascii( a. 13. h Light Dragoons—Hoary Evelyn Wood, gent., to be cornet, without purchase, via Deardeo, promoted. .yel ArtiVery—Second Captain Matthew Biigh Ford. to be csptaia, vice Dickson, seconded, baring been appointed to a command in the 17 orkish Contingent ; Lieutenant Regi•ald Heory Champion to be second captain, vire Fords ; Seeood Captain William Townsend Barnett to be captiin. vice Oldfield, killed in action ; Lieutenant Luke Braboxon Beebe: .n to be second captain, vice Barnett; Captain William Bethel Gardner to be lieutenant colonel, 'pee Savage, retired on. bait pay ; Second Captain Archi bald Edward Herbal Anson to he captain, vice Gardner; Lieutenant Thomas Longworth Ranee to be second cep tai.', vice Anson. Ryal Engineers—Lieutenant Charles John Fowler to be second captain, vice Belson, deceased. Coldstream Guards—Captain Henry C. Jervoise, from the 42nd Foot, to be lieutenant and captain, vice Gordon,whe exchanges. Sots Feather Guards—Ensign end Lieutenant the Hon. Hugh Annesloy to be lieutenant and captain, without purchase, vice Brevet Major Drummond, killed in action; Lieutenant and Captain R. 3 Lindsay to be adjutant, vice Brevet Major Drummona, in action. Ist Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant M. J. O'Connell to be none's, by purchase, vice Canyon, who retires; Lieute nant Robert J. Hughes, from the 98th Foot, to be cap tain, without purchase. 4th Foot—Lieutenant George H. Hittoe, from the Royal East Middlesex Militia, to be ensign, without purchase, vice James, appointed to the 13th Foot. Bth Foot—Ensign W. F. Metge to be lieutenant, without purchase, lice Cubbe, promoted in the 13th Foot; Wil ham Robert Webb to be *Deign, without purchase, vial Metge. 10:h Foot—Ensign G. W. Graham to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bull, who retires. 13th Foot—Ensign J. F. James, from the 4th Foot, to be salon, without purchase, vice Adair, promoted; George ?ursine, gent., to be twig's, without perches'. The surname of the assistant surgeon appointed in the Gunn of June 29, 1865, is Poppelwell, and not Popplewell as previously stated. 17th Foot—Lieutenaot S. H. Dyer to be adjutant, 'vies Roger Swine, who resigns the adjetancy only. 19th Foot—Lieutenant F. T. 0. Horse, from the 10th Light Dragoon., to be lieutenant, vise Levitt, who ex changes. 20th Foot—Ensign W. F. F. Gordon to be Heilbronn, by purchase, vice Lowly, who has retired. 22nd Foot—Thomas Smith Robin, gent., to be ensign, with. out purchase. 23rd Foot . -Lieutenant C. G. C. Norton to be captain, by purchase, vice Poole, who retires. 27th Foot—Ensign A. D. Geddes to be lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Carnegie, who retiree. 30th Foot—Captain John H. Grant, from adjutant of a depot battalion, to be captain, vice Brevet Major Dickson, who exchanges ; Lieutenant J. C. Hobbs to be captain, without purchase, lice Brevet Maio' Rose, whose brevet rack bas been converted into aubetant.ve rank, under the Rita Warrant of Oat. 6,1854 ; Assistant Surgeon Murk" Hang Tony, from the Staff, to be assistant surgeon, vice Fyffe, promoted. 34th Foot—Captain Joseph N. Burton, from half pay 37th Foot, to be captain, vice Bourke, who exchanges; Lien. tenant Arthur Scott to be captain, by purchase, vice Ber ton, who retiree. 37th Foot—Thomas Sheridan Gore Jones, gent., to be en. sign, without purchase, vies Comeau's, promoted. 38th oot—Ensign J. A. Caldecott to be lieutenant, with out purchase; Lieutenant Thomas Hopkinson Hodges, front the Royal Beet MiddlesesMelitia, to be ensign, with out purchase, vice Franks, promoteu ; Adolphus Robert Mallet, gent., to be cosign, without purchase, vice Caddo colt. The proper designation of the ensign appointed, without purchase, on July 6, 1855, is Heart° Ap Elton " Parry-Jones." 1 he appointment of fiehoolmaster John Little to be quartermaster, notated in the " Gazette " of June 19, 1850, bee been cancelled. 42nd Foot—Lieutenant and Captain R. H. Gordon, from the Coldstream Gouda, to be captain, vine Joints*, who exchanges; Lieutenant Sir P. A. Halkett, Bart., to be captain, by purchase, vice Brevet Major A. Colin Camp heti, who retires. 44th Foot—Lieutenant Abraham Anderson, front the Rol al Tyrone Fusilier Regiment of Militia, to be ensign,_ with out purchase, vice Bennett, appointed to the 95th Foot. 47th Foot—Lieutenant John Roberts, from the let Royal Surrey Militia, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Cat• tley, who resigns. 61st Foot—Ensign C. J. Griffiths to be lieutenant, by per. chase, vice Crawford, who retiree. 62nd Foot—Cantata W. 8. Philips, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be captain, via Dickson, who exchanges; Paymaster Georg* Perceive' Drought to be lieutenant, via Dring, who exchanges; Lieutenant William Drips to be paymaster, vice Drought, who exchanges. 63rd Foot—Brevet Colonel B. R. Hill, from the provisional depot battalion at Male, to he lienteuent colonel, vice Hon. R. A. G. Delia, who exchanges; Liesteaant W. W. Arbuthnot, from the 9th Light Dragoon, to be eaf • tai.', by purchase, vies Macquarie. who retiree. 65th Foot—Lieutenant 0. J. B. Marsh to be captain. by purchase, vies Gordon, who retires; Ensign E. J. Whit. breed to be lieutenant, without parthese, vice Marsh. 71st Foot—Robert James lucks, gent., to be ensign, with out purchase. 73rd Foot—Areldbald Henry Sharp, gent, to be ensign, without purchese, vise Blyth, promoted. 79th Foot—Lieutenant D. H. M`Barnet to be captain,. wit h . out purchase', vies Brevet Meier A Hunt, whose brevet reek has been coeverted into substantive rank under the Royal Warrant of Oat. 6, 18.54; Ensign. R. B. E. Bed ford to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice M'Barnet; Albert Newby Clay, gent., ti be ensign, without par. chase vies Bedford. 82nd par chase, —Major Edward Bloods's Hale to be lieutenant colonel, without purchase ; Captain Edmund Robert William Wingfield Yates to be major, without purchase, vice lisle. To be Captains, without purchase—Lieute- nant T. E. Green, vita Yates; Liniteounts R. T. Glyn and Robert Maule. T. be Liesualats, without pun. chase—Ensign Edmund Budges, from the Mounted Staff Corps; Bongs H. W. Dow ken, vice Green; Bang C. Spencer, vice Glyn; Ensign 8. Denotes, vice Mauls; Ensigns D. Sullivan, J. A. Brock, and W. C. Beton. To be Ensign, witho ut pentium—Lieutenant the Hon. Lionel Edward Massey, from the 4th Weft York Militia, lire Dowker ; Lieutenant Cheerios Thames Spines., from the 4th West York Militia, vies Spencer ; Bertram Crwger Henderson peat., vies Brock; Bleary Edward Cooper, gent., vice Douglas • .:d oe Cowper, gent., sloe Whelan ; James Baker Robe rtson, gent., vice Seton. 84th Foot—Easign A. Gibaut to be lieutenant, by webs**, vice Carrie, promoted. 89th Foot—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James Graham to be lieutenant colonel, without punkin; Major C R. Eger tea to be lieutenant colossi, without purchase, vice Gra ham, who retires upon lull pay ; Captain L. Skyline, to be major, without purchase, vice Egerton; Lieutenant B. Morrie to be captain, without purchase, vice Skynner; 'Casio Robert Johnston to be lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Morris; Henry Buttes Dunn, gent., to be en. ode. without purchase, vice Johnston. nod Foot—Acting Assistant Surgeon Samuel Black Roe to be assistant surgeon, vice Robinson, promoted on the Staff. Alderman liamphery—" , t; mi ricordo." Mr. Parry—That is precisely the case now, sir, and the witots•oe who pave evidence, as you are aware of, have bees brst.ded with sternal iof.my. Witness—My wife n mentioned anything about the will, and I never hatw of its 'statute, until the Monday is Question. Have ant read the second will, sad only know the costento from heariog it reed here to day. Mr. Parry—Did you not receive ■ letter from the de. ',admit, stating that there was a second will, by which your wife would bekentitlsd to an increase of 211. a year to her ioonma ? Mr. Clarkson objected to this mode of rrom•eaamination. Mr. Pan, said be was obliged to pursue this course, in ocaseqnson of the conduct of the witness. Witco...—l do sot recollect receiving any snob letter. Mr. Clarks's—Did this defeadant say anything when his father told you of the second will ? Witasse—No, sir, le merely nodded his head assentingly, aseaninp, as I supposed, that his father's fears about his being the death of all the family were well founded. Mr. Clarions said this was all the evidence he intended to call upon the present occasion, and he now applied for a remand, to enable him to bring ■p other witnesses to support h s eau. Mr. Parry said there was not a shadow of eviction of the kind required by law to substantiate a charge of perjury, as it was an established principle that then must be two witnesses tea charge of that eaters. Mr. Martin said it was only necessary to hays one witness to the fast, with other corroborative evidence. Mr. Parry said the only 'uvula wiener* to the present, chugs wee a man w►o repeated 'teammate made to him by a man nearly 90 years old. and wham own evidence was not of the most satisfactory character. However, without refining any farther to the 'nduce. he wished to stage what was the dehisce in this ewe. All the family were aware of the mood will Innsg beeaniade, and a very rigid search was made for it, bat without success, and it was not until after that failure that the first will was proved. The second will was not discovered until the 20th of August, when the defendant t ave notice to all patties immediately. Alderman Hiansphary said the deceased died on the filet of, J smeary, sad the will was proved on the 11th of February.' He thought the interval allowed for the search for the second will was so abort that it was rather sharp practice. Mr. Parry said there was pinny of time for a strict search, ' which was made. With regard to the charge, ha was still of opinion that it was eompletely blown to the winds, for the only wttness was Lathery, who could not recollect if he or his wife ~cowed a le ter relating to matters of the most vital Importance to him. Alderman Munphery said he had made up his mind to adjourn the ease. Mr. Parry said tbea he would not contend against that deeition, but he would merely mention that under the first will the defendant was entitled to an eighth of the property, whereas under the second will he had • life interest to the whole of it, and the second will was not found until after the defendant bemuse beakrept and he could not benefit by it. The ewe was then adjourned for a week, the defendant having put is bail in 5001, and entered into hie own rector nit moss is a like amount. la A itY LS BONE. Ann Bake, wed 16, wee charged with robbing her em ployer. Mr. Wm. Keight, tailor, No. 11, Edward.strest, Port men-square, said that the prisoner was his fiervsst, sad that on Tunably dunces she asked to be allowed a half holiday, which was greeted to her. She did not return till the following light. Eutaw • suspicion that she had hese robbiag him, be looked into the tea-caddy, from which he sassed a gold ring. As he wee usable to Sad it anywhere the nest morning be ',barged tier with having taken it. The priocan was retreaded. WESTMINSTER. The poor woman, named Symonds, whose case has been recently published, again came before the magistrate. She stated that having seen • letter from Mr. Kirby, of the War-eabse, in the newspapers, she had only considered it jut to hared( to some forward. She was much burt to fled that be bad contradicted her statement of what had occurred at the interview she had with him, sad assured the magistrate that every word of it was true. She particularly referred to that portion of the letter is which Mr. Kirby denied that be had made any allusion to man who were unable to obtain their wsgee in the Crimes, because their s.ooool.were set made u?. Men who had come from the Crimea bed told her that her husband had not received his mossy, sad eke now held a letter in her band, bearing Jets se late as the 17th ult., in which that statement was un armed. The hitter unhanded to the magistrate, who read a por tion of it, in which the huabsod stated that they were going to pay him up in a day or two, and he would send her 61. oat of the 61.165. they owed him. He added, that they had paid the other, up, and he should have had his a: the same rinse Übe had not been in the hospital. She could not, after that, eocsider her husband was the person to ►lame for her not having her money. Jacob Kellar., a watchmaker, who gave two addressee, one at 9, Broadway, and the other at 3, Princes -street, Westminster, and had been I times remanded, was ag un brought before the magistrate it appeared from the evidence that for a considerable time the prisoner bad been prosecuting a systematic method of plundering the public. Having suoeeeded in getting pos *anion of a large number of clocks under pretence of repair ing them, he imoudiately pawned them. There were no less then thirty cams, but only three were prAseded with, and three having been clearly established the prisoner was sentenced to three menthe Imprisonment for each of the offenses proved, malting is all nine months. THAMES. JuAs Trolkpc &labourer, of No. 7, Duff's fieids, Brom ley, eras brought betas Mr. Bingham, in custody of Stephen Millet, constable of Read, Somersetshire, charged with stealing a carpet bag. containing wearing apparel, rains 201, t►s property of Mr. Games Morgan, at the Bath Hallway station of the Greet Wasters Hallway. Millen stated that, is orinsequence of as advertisement describing the robbery, he was sent for to London to appre hend the prisoner, whom he traced to No. 7, Dell's acids, Bromley. He told the prisoner he was to consider himself is cuetody, and he made ao resistance. The primer asked what be was wanted for, and he replied for 'Malin acespet has from the Bath station. The prisoner said, " I hare got the carpet bag and all the things that were in it. The other person his got mine." The prisoner also said he met an old imed/man et the Bath statn, who said to him, "HY carpet beg is heavier than youn—will you carry it for me, end cur, yours ?" That they then esehanged earpet bap, sad he did net see his afterwards. The primmer wee remanded. 93;ilioot—Eseign 0. Goldsmith to be lieutenant, by pur chase, Tice Id• Donald, promoted; Hoary Abigail Ellis, gent , to be cosign, without purchase. 96th Foot—Resign E. W. Bennett, from the 44th Foot, to be ensign, without purchami. 97th Foot—Staff Surgeon of the Sewed Clam Philip Henry Bogue Cross to be esrgeos, vice lbws**, promoted on the Staff. CoNSECRATION OF A ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH sr CASDISAL WIRRIIIMIL—home time past the want of auflieteet ageommodation for the Roams catholic, of the setghtimulteed of Spiuilfields befog greatly felt, a com mits wee hewed, sad sighs:notices raised, melting is the erection et a somewhat Imantifal edifice is Spieer-street, Brtek.lane.Sedimilleids, which will be consecrated this day (Saturday), by hi IMISIOIIOO Cardinal Wiseman. Is the broesd atameed to Ins thatch, a large marque is erected y B. adgiagssa, of Dalte-street, in which hie essence will be resstund by a large .amber of the clergy in fall easoniecla, swiss to the coreamay, and will be by them coodscted to the church. TM edifice, which will be dedi ousted to St. Ass*, is, although somewhat plain, rather mo mastic is the style el arehitiieture. Attached to the ebarch, easels are *meted fee Um poorer ehildseu of both moan residing in the legality. DI0C11•11 07 CHSWfUL—Tbs Row. John Wittes was oa Thnseday ssilatsd is the Memory of St. Peter, fa the city of Chester. mid by sosigoatim col the Rev. Fred*. rich Ford, hyrs Dialbayof Chester, patron Is right of his Iwo. TM list. Gawp Belt was ea the seam day collated te the liestury of 114.11rldrt with St. Martin's is the silty of OWN% mid by dough M the Rev. W. P. Motion, bhyy the Lewd Bishop of Closing in sight of his NIL The Ise. W. H. arose was es YS same day instituted to the SaMsey of Newolmmh, is the sweaty of Losoutar, void by amiss Of Ole Rev. F. A. Beolbst, Isom the proesntation of W km. J. J. Hamby, Daum sif Winwiek, patron to. ibis tars ally in right of his roe. 98th Foot—Radio) 8. C. Walker to be lieutenant, wittiest pueliass, vies Hughes, promoted in the let Foot; Kip!. stop Brett, gent., to be ensign, without purism', vice Walker. Riffs Briiade—Enaign Andrew Green to be licatesaat, by pure►ase, vim Flower, who baa retired ; Henry George Bowden, gent., to be ensign, without purchase, vies Booth, liromotod. Ist West India Regiment—Captain D. St. Plasma Hamil ton, from the Royal Canadian alas Regime/or, to be cap tain, vice Grange, who exchanges ; Captain J. A. Fraser, from the Ceylon aids argument, to be captain, vice Clark, who 'messages. To be Eseigns, without purchace— Arthur William Barron, gent., vies Melon., promoted; Edward Trevor Duna, pat., vice Lawlor, promoted. 2ad West India Regiment—James Germ cl king, gent., to be ensign, without purebsee, Tice Holt, promoted. Royal Can: dian Rage Regiment—Captain C. W. Orange, from the let West India Regiment, to be captain, vice Hamilton, who (gaup's. Ceylon Ms Regiment—Captain Thomu Clark, from the let West India Regiment, to be captain, vim Fraser, who exchanges. Royal Nswfonadland Compankm—Lientaaaat W. 8. Bold to be captain, without porches*, vise Brevet Major R. Saunders, who retiree soon full pay ; Bruise D. E. Daly to be lieutenant, without purchase, vies Bold. OLASOO W Al D 8017111-WWMULN RAELWAL—The kilt yearly =win at skim e.wpaal wee keld se Welsee• day. Itseelatime won passed dividead at tin ritie of 6 per oat. per masa is the riartateed sleek sad LPL prafereace Mmes. sad at Ike new of 3t per end. per imam es Os sweilialred Week of air esapasy, sad *MN- Ming the Omen ft Ware am mortgage soy ism sat assisolies lis *Mk knIVINK LAND TRANSPORT CORPS. To be Captaias of Diviaiess—Quarteratesters of Brigade Henry Ill'Oarrery aad Thomas Voltes. To to Slimed CaMaies—Qsartermasters of Brigade Robert Gaither, Ileary Ililliker, ead William Beaks; Thomas Dowair, late gaarterateeter et To be Quartermasters of Brigaispeat Joseph Harris, 17th Foot; Lisatesaat C. P. Warms, hem ht Royal Leamehlre Militia; Lioatesaat MAW Chevalier, hem I the Bad Royal Jassy =ides Ulan Bea imeger, gest. ; Adolphus Murphy, gent. ; John Wel h, gest. ; Sept riateedeat Hoary Dawson. For Willie, he gumtree+ f brigade, vise Witseo ; read, St John Wiliam, gent., to be quarter. muter of brigade, vise Wagon, ma'am& For Suggest Mpjor Thfrom Mitchell, Item the 16th Light Dregoies, to be comermaster a brigade, vim 0 Reilly, diceitsi d the service; read, S.rgeant Major Thomas Wi•chell, fr-se the 16th Light Dregoons, to be quarter master of brigade, &e. ,Ti TURKUIR CONTINGENT. Joseph Hatehisins. Req , to be paymaster of the Irregular Cavalry, under the cosamend of Major General Benno. Samuel B.ke, Beg , to be commissary in chief of the field train of the Tavkis: Coatiagent. BRUISE' GERMAN LEGION. Von Hack. to be major, b lieutenaat ojlosel, and second oomenedeat at J. C. Heresies Freaed,,ffiD to be deputy inspector gue• riTif hospitali. let Regiment of Light Isfastry—To be hiejors . —Christian Winneberger and Johann H. J. Kessler. 3rd Light Infantry—Major William Gordon Cameron, from the Ist Light Infantry, to be major commandant ; Peter Rodowits Oswiseimski to be major ; Henry Ceylsy to be paymaster; Joeeph Loogiand to be quartermaster ; Carl H. C. Rods to be swum. let Light Dragoons—Gustav von Djembowski to be lieute nant; Charles O'Brien •o be quartermaster; Theodor Grease to be surgeon ; George Longman to be veterinary atifgeoa. 2nd Light Dragoons—Johinn C. Keepsakes to be Greet; Joseph Napier to be quartermaster. BRITISH SWISS LEGION. let Regiment of Light Infantry—To be Majors—Theodor Forum, Carl Ludwig Blithe. To be Cap airs—Adrisn Von Are, Simon de Cntella , Jo• Kano Oberlin, Johann Caspar Pfeiffer, Baron Olivier de Giegine, Otto Reinert, Theodor its Valliere, Ulrich Rotb, Heinrich Albert Honegger, Jemph Stutz, Frans Muller, Caspar Tripp. To be Lieutensate —Carl Ludwig (Jinni Joseph 8 iimpfii (adjutant Ist Battalion ), Sebastian And, Johann Michel, Johan George Meyer, Count Joseph Von Travers (adju. tent 2nd Battalion), Frar coin Petithierre, Lou..i Crider, 13enedicht illageni. Alexander Hostachs, Benedict Gottlieb Bible', Frederich Berger, Carl Theodor Schondlin. To be Resigns—Rudolf &barman, Jacob R mang, Sigmund litirseh, Adolph Hitiersradel, Theophil Schi-er, Johann heumband, Peter Hiirst, Paulus Ernst, Pater thierning Healer, Jules Landman, Rudolph Hunatker. To be Surgeon—Peter Berry, E.q. To be Anistaat Surgeons—Albert Schwab, Carl Benno, Otto Wertnaither. STAFF. Brevet Colonel P. M'Phenou, C. 8., from the 17th Foot, to be inspecting Geld °Seer of a recruiting district, vice De• ritzy, who retiree upon fall pay. Tara appointment of Veterinary Surgeon Cherry to the Staff, so the let Dee., 1864, should have bees putted as of the 7th Dragoon Gouda, and not from the 7th Dra goon Guards. PROVISIONAL DEPOT BATTALIONS. Lieutenant Conon Hon. R. A. G. Delaell, from the 63rd Foot, to be lieutenant colonel, vice Hill, who exchanges. Brevet Major G. Le Fevre Dickson, from the 30th Foot, to a be adjutant, vice Griot, who cubing... CHELSEA HOSPITAL. Lieutenant John Jamse C Irby, from the 47th Foot, to be adjutant, vice Sir J. M. Wilson, promoted. UNATTACHED. Brevet Major James Rem, of the 30th Foot, to have his brevet rank wavered into substitutive rank, nadir the Royal Walnut of ON 6th Oct., 1864. Brevet Major John Halon, of the 77th Foot, to have his brevet rank sonverted into substantive mak, under the Royal Waerast of the 6th 00t.,1864. Brevet Major Andrew Hunt, of the 79th Foot, to have his brawn rank ',averted into substantive rank, under the Royal Warrant of the 6th Oct., 1864. HOSPITAL bTAFF. Surgeon Henry Dowses, M.D., from the 97th Foot, to be staff surgeon of the first clue. Assistant Serves William Johnstone Fvffe, M. 8., from the 30th Feet, to be staff surgeon, second class. Acting Assistant Surgeon Andrew Spinal has been pm- mined to resign his appointment. BREVET. The undermentioned promotions to take place emeequent on the death of the following amoral officers. is accordance with the provisions of the Royal Warrant of the 6th Oct., 1864 :—General Sir R. Bourke, K.C.8., died 12th Aug.. 1866; Lientment General C. B. Conyers, C 8., died 10th Aug., 1866: Msjor General Sir Arthur W. Tonnes, K.C.B , died 24th Aug., 1866;—Colonel George Macdo. add, half pay 16th Fool, to be major general; Lieutenant Colonel Robin Cavendish Spencer Clifford, Grenadier Guards, to b• colonel in the army ; Brevet Major Charles Seagram, 17th Foot, to be lieuteuant colonel in the army; Captain Frederick R. Mein, let Foot, to be major in the army. The undermentioned officer, having completed three years' actual service la the ranliciflieutenant colonel, to be pro- moted to be Wesel is the army, under the Royal War rest for the Ordnance Department of the 3rd Nov., 1866 :—Lieutenant Colonel Piney Been, Royal Artillery. Brevet COlOaal Bartholomew Vipers Denney, on retired full pay, to be major general, the rank being honorer; only. Lieutenant Colonel James Graham, retired fall pay 89th Foot, to be eolostel in the army, the teak being honorary only. Brevet Mejdr Richard Saunders, retired fall pay of the Royal Newfoundland Companies, to be lieutenant 'cloud is the army, the rack being hone-ary only. Captain Joseph N. Banos, 34th Foot, to be major in the army. Brevet Major Joseph N. Burton, 34th Foot, to be liaut-nant, colonel in the army. The undermentioned officers and gentlemen to have tem- I porary rank while employed with the British Italian Legion : To have the temporary rank of Colonel—Colonels Antonio Ribotti and Paolo Canons. To have the temporary rack of Staff Surgeon of the First Clam—Joseph Sampson Geese., M.D. The undermentioned oilcan to have local rank while em ployed with the Turkish Contingent : To have the local rank of Major—Captain G. M. Feeley, of the Royal Artillery, aide-de-camp to Major General Michel. To have the local mak of Captaia—Captain Francis Be , geami,late of the Foreign Loins, end extra aide-denasap to Lieuteneot Gemmel Vivian. Lienteaaat Charles Mills, of the 98th Foot, attached to the 3rd Light Infantry Regiment of the British Foreign Legion, to have the legal rank of captain while so em ployed. Brevet Colonel Cellinewood Dickson, of the Rm.! Artillery, having bees appointed to a command In the Turkish Con. Vaunt, to have the local rank of Brigadier General in Turkey while so employed. The lose mak of Lieutesmat Generals Sir Harry D. Joan, K.O 8., Royal Engineers, and Sir Richard Airey, K.C.8., quartermaster mural to the Forma I. the East, to bear tine the 30th July, 1856, and not 31st August, 1856, ea Previously stated. ADMIRALTY. Rare. 4. BREVET. Corps of Royal Masines—Captala Hag% Kesaady„ baying Dena allowed to retire on lull pay. Rader the provisions of her Majesty's Order ie Council, 13th Sept., 1854, to be major, the rank being bmmrary. ADMIRALTY. Barr. 5. Corps of Royal Mariam—First Lim:meant and Adjutant Rammed Charles Denville to be captain, ties Kennedy, retired ; Seemed Lieutanaat Morgan Henry Price to be first lieutenant, Moe Denville, promoted. Commimdan signed by 3 :L 1'17811 ' Warwielniint Militia-24d Regiment—John Newbold, pat, la he etuartermater. BANIIIIIIIRS. Tama Oesemas, Paskammet, abepherdeenffelda, este asrebsat, la enneelffer OA 1111 at It, sad Oct. 19 at 14. at BasleibalLatrret. Illn es z awint ury, Trellarkmareet, f mthwark ; of. wig., Whitmore, Wawa tairreish thiesbill.palea. Caledostaa-road, sad it. James. sand, Ilellaway, base, Pept. 19 at 13, sad Oct. 16 at tn, at tha= BOL, WIMP% York-1124 .1124 ;de mak, lAe, A l Jaws PLATO. Wtaebetter.bolldusis, Brned.alreft. mining moot, Sept. f 1 et 1, sad Oat 16 at t. at BaldagbalLstreet Soh., Bishop s.d Son, New Brithge.stzeet, Ineektriars ; eff. ado., Edwards, is.,. lareoh.coort. Tio NA . Owner GOMM. Lamas, Staffordadre, earthenware dealer, Sept. 19 sad Oct. 19, at 11, at Mattel= Court. Sole.. Toting, Lemont, mad Sodom, Illnalailum ; cdE mai, Blttlealoo, Bit. anae. osoftes B lam eecoat. Tents.. aleie.apoe•Treat, header, feet. 14 and Oct. 17, at let, at Bblaiadaast Court. SeL, Smith, Iffnalailtem ; of. rag. Wldtabses. Illeularlas. Jose Onsavrua liensaties. Ihriet.y bealleues keener. Sept. 13 sad Oet. 9, at 194, et BM amt Ode. Dowel% Batting. has, sad *dam lemlailmas u j o r s = Barra Nettiallas.. Josses Arum" Ileasaared. .2=, Sept. It sad Oct 9at 1 ta latelostra Owl. MU. latialko. boroaat, sad Bleutimham; at Nan* Not tisciaga. Ts; ni x As tim lt bai saa. ou lli im ill s.h., YaMsm. nosigrami ldilen Sept .ad ISAll k alL ikainsims e. se 10 . 1 off. 111e1b, lEllidelhOS. EDWARD wanes; Widnes. Owuwall, stensmen Sept. 40 end Oct. it. at I, at Faster Overt. eel., Elworthy, Plymouth ; of. essle., Hkuol, Eater. Cameras UMW Bateaux. Tarawa, Deameddra ocrimmot, ilau. mai Om. O A it am t I, at Enter Mart. 1301.,11teidok new; I set solglreed. W._ Jona AIRANAN Isamu see Lova fluie,lleeepat,tatilare, Sept. 30 sad Os. 11, at 11, at Lbsestool CsarL SM. Nem sad 814. 1 1.11.111.001: of.sok.. Tumor, Lampe* SM. UMW, laimaxoned Wrtuam Camermer„ TIMM famaday,..a aa mesalmMeamllopt. ttloolOM. le. at If. et Ilmaseta Cowl, ML, PION Ileasbseler; aIL sing. Pott, Ifavalmotee. j aw , use% await, Sept. II eat Bet. If, at 11, at Leeds Court. Clarks. Leadst at min. Mom Loin Aumina Tarioa, UMW% Imo metehaa_ t, Oupt. 27 sad Ost. Mat 11, afield' Owlet , me , Hallha. sal Baled W lootalit. Lana t l a ss Mem Lens. Jams lammax, Ilitalh Ewe Maw, Fat Head Ost. 36. at IL at Lade Oast Siu. sal bare irk, Leeds; off. es*, Bea, Lama. • Withran Seams, Beedllat Tatailate, mantedahmer, hart 14 sad Oct. te. at IL at Leis Cart. Min., Taller, Bradked, sad aka barn. Leeds; °IL nail Fp, law. Taoism§ LIP•001', Tait. loft. :0 awl Oat. i 9, at 11, at Leeds Court. Role., Newer sal Teak, sad hod mad Berme, tmes ; of. ROW. Zia% loofa. 17 Jones ammon, Leeds.*eaw. Sera , sad Oct. 11 . 61 11. at Leeds rnurr. .dols., itinisease sad Gaunt, Leads; et se*, Nom Leeds. Intu.w. Mawr., Destader, Trelahlre atteretty-mtlaw els. U and Oct. 20, at 12. at the Leeds Cour t . had a. Naiad. ask. onilasea ihsc Dreaster„ and Roan and Teoram, Wind 1 A assig., Brew* es inotvisr PETITIONED. AT POITIMALITIIILT. C. W. Berber, Tyner Welitiecton-street, Strand, and Tarletrek street. Covent-garden, dentist—J. S. Robbins, Grundy wet, Youlsr New Town, penile) man ehipstelth —J. Holland, 'lrian& Esau Ken. oirigtoserties, loornemise smith —nue Loser, Straw re.cottegr, lkivon-hltl, proprietress of a boarlir.g Reboot—S. tergeatit, borib etreet. Poplar, }macrame* tailor —O. Y. Louder, Gloucester-Wert, Caniden.town, attorna's eletk —W. hiasolut, Wu nielt-creet. Fire lice, line worker—W. C. Oliver. II gh street, Iforlon Old Town, and lieu... Forte strict, Hector', stationtr—J. WIWLb, kileury's.pleee, Upper Ketusitigton-Lane, clerk to the General threw MOM 111414118 Company—C. Hcolder,llt. Andrew's-street, Omer Is. Ilenbebars. Ilminsed vietsaller—J. Larepkts, Lembetti.wi% dealer II re—,a= Milker Lawrence, Feehicio.eareet, Spiml6etd e, silky roester—A. W. &ever. ilomertor.row, Upper Hotnertoo, sad Mark-lane City , wine wewebant—Y. Groaeock, iligisstreet, Stoke Newington, baker— '. T. kiendereon, Edward-ain't, Marylebone, sod Berwth.street, Soho, week painter—J. Coker. Grovemottagre, Brixton, eelleetor— W. C. Gurley, Davitscotta.e, Kennett Town, builder—W. Jun., Thayer-street, Menehester.equare, hot preiser—W. Lyon-etreet, Cakdonlan.roed, joui !leprous carpenter-8. (bum, charies-kreet. YIM Fad New-town, levant to • beer retailer Elisabeth Patrick, belgrare.strret, klnenmoes, 1010.084 mm keeper—H. J. Anthony, Indfordbery, Ceernt-sarden, fishmonger— Y. 8. Moore, Romaistamee. Istogtou. bookbinder. DECLARATION; Oi DIVIDENDS. Joxv 11•11111•OPI, lituaderland, Italians, licensed victualler-3rd dial- Lead of id. (In addition to Is. 6d. previously declared), any na ur• day after Oct. I, at baker's, Mewingle.upon.Tyns. Talons' ROMIISS•11 Benham, Northumberland, currier-3rd &Wend of 21 I. (in additi on to Ss. previously declared), any Saturday alter Oct 2, at Baker's, Newcastle-upoti•TyLe. Jolts and Boas.? Fo-ross, Neweastic-upon•Tyne, and Gateshead, tea dealer.-2nd dividend at 24d. (in addition to Ss. 6d. previously &eland), any liaturd.y after Oct. i, at Baker's, Newcssile-npon- Tyne. Sept. 2s. R. N. Newion (separate estate), New Park-street. South wark. gas engineer—Sept. t`. T. Prichard, Yoouersy, Kent, apothe cary—Sept. Is. W. IL Meld and W. H. IL (Blander, 'Janson-street West. Clip, shawl warehousemen. Sept. 28. W. Jong, Liverpool, shipwright—Sept. 28. H. P. Newell, Bradford, Yorkshire, lizan draper. CSSTIFICATIS to be granted, anima male be shown totter:untruly ea the day of meeting. Oet. S. E. Green, Bath, tavern keeper—Sept. 28. J. Burnblum, Manchester, smaselesion agent—Dee. 1. O. Belton, Leeds. York shire, upholsterer Oct. 4. J. IL Bradshaw, Birmingham, innkeeper —Oct. 1. T. P. Smith, Birmingham, factor. litTNlMlalill DIMSOLFRE. Alias Keep, F. T. Edwards, and H. Mitebell,Liodrey-wharf,Chalrea, coal assechasits—W. Oakes and Mary Smith, r heffleld, Yorkshire. edge tool manabeturers —L. itosintutg and B. Fitzpatrick, She Meld, Yorkshire, tortes inaantrturers— J. Haste, W. Ibirgreever, and E. Haley. Brsettwd, Yorkshire, wrought iron manu , setwere, so far as regards J. Hszte-11. Morrie and T. Molt, Bangor-place, Old Kent ✓ead, tallges.—W. Cooks sad M. Sege, lihnewelsagy. titireprcire, agrl. culteral Implement taakeirs—W. Herring and W. C. Hendy,l SC Jokin g/ask Wag Itsaltlitlisid, to ash makers-1.. Drseup and I. Hama, armilesd. Yorkabire, bolt and germ makers—J. Lovett and J. as olrilew i r r : T d:t r reet tuth, bootmake co rs— t A. tao .11t u welt, T. Set o ole f L, 1 Y regneds — Thrwall -J. IL barnard and J. W. Chapman, Wigton- Olosaseteralgre, *Uhler. —J. Dacha and W. Lowa,Wed. ramary, g 4 tabs manufacturers—R. Dickinson and J. a =s. Parra. linendra J. Robinson and P. nsgreimais--.1. Howard and H. Lawrenaon, Liver -IL raw and H. k' . Fisher, blaadford Forum, drapws—ll. Tat sad leery Tuff. pawnbrokers—l. Stegre sad T. Horn. taglerreet, High Holborn. ginger beer as. nalaseurers—J. Priestley and J. Kershaw. Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff imeneltetureni—W. 8. Heaton and W. B. barker, Manchester, general aganne—H. Farrar and T. Gelber. Bradford,Yorkshire, tailors—J. H. lONS sad D. Milli" Shrewsbury, Shropshire, mercers—A. K. Ana" Millington. guay, Northumbe.land, so fa as regards his oon arra with the Walla/ton tiraeltlng Company. 800 ICH SEQU EST RATION& Rama Swim, Glasgow, slate marching, Sept. 2 l, at the Globe Hotel, Glißrow. An Hote des PALO I, burgh WII. Edinburgh, provigon merchant, Septl7, at Cooper's Edin. Omar= Idecran Dories, Glasgow, merchant. Sept. 17, at the Glob. Baal. Gleason. MARKETS. SUGAR.— The average erica of StIgILT, the produce of the British possessions in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 4th day of September, 1665, is 28s. 6d. per cwt., exclusive of duty. No return of sugar the I produce of this Bast Indies in the week ending as above. The ge pries of sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, in the week wading as above, exclusive of duty, is 28s. 81. per ime. The average price of the two foregoing descriptions of sugar, jointly, is 28s. Ttd. per cwt. SUGAR.—BitithoL, SZPT. 7.—The market has been rat h er qu i.t ee this weak, as we., however, to be expected from the nrge transactions lately reported here. Importers, however, continue to show much confidence in the article, and are still very unwilling sellers, even at present prices; the offices are consequently most barely supplied with sample., but nearly everythlog offered this week at market rates his found buyers, the transactions since our last com prising about 260 bhds. Barbadors, from 40.. to 435.; 100 hhds. St. Vinewnt'e, from 40e. to 41s. ; and 6,000 mats of Mauritius, chiefly damaged, from 38.. to 435. Offen for some large parcels of grocery Mauritius have also been made, mu refused. Refiner.' produce, from having been freely dealt in of late, has net met with so much attention 'his week, still business to a fair extent has been transacted, and the recent advance is tally sustained. In rum the sales are again limited, but priors are rather dearer. COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, SUPT. 7.—At times the anion ' market has appeared dull sod heavy, and upon the whole it may perhaps have lost ground during the week. This giving way, however, is so slight and partial, that it will hardly admit of a reduced quotation, and we therefore allow our seals of prices to minim much as before. The middling qualities of Americas of light staple are the descriptions moat abundantly offered at sale ; all other kinds, whether American, Braids, Egyptians, or Soren, although dull of sale, maintain the same cnrrency as before. The favourable harvest weather appears to Dave done as much in supporting our market as the raised rate of discount by the Bank of England may have done towards depremlog it. Upon other matters, such as the important qusetions of ccnsump tion, promise of crop, and supply, we, have nothing to add to what has been given in our previous reports, there being nothing new on the subject. It is however very satisfactory to observe, that this fearful war in which we ars eLgaged leaves our trade sad commerce so far free and undisturbed, that there is no abridgment of the consumption nor want of confidence in its continuance. We quote middling Uplands, 6 3 16d ; Mobile, sit ; and Orleans, 6 7-I6d. The eons mitt*. of !pokers quote fair Uplands at 6/4.; Mobile, 611. and Orleans, 7ii. 6,370 American, and 1,650 Surat, are re- Ported to have been taken on speculation ; 3,100 American, 30 Madras, 2,270 Surat, and 300 Bengal, for export; so that the deliveries to tLe trade for the week have been about 43,600 belts. Sales to-day, 7,000 bale.. The sales of the week are 66,300 bales. BRISTOL WOOL FAlR.—Bateroi, SIPS. 7,—Oar annual September wool fair commenced on Wednesday, and terminated this day. The quantity of wool pitched was unusually small, but this arises from the altered mode of doing business, the great mujority of the sales being now effected by samples and not by sight of the wool in bulk as used to be the ease almost universally yeses ago. The quantity of pecks brought into the Wool•hall therefore affords so indication of the character of the fair. The atteodaace of dealers wu good, and sellers being tolerably firm the late currencies were about maintained. CORN.-LINCOLN, SEPT. 7.-Owing to the line weather, we had a moderato supply of wheat at market to day, which was taken off at la. over the rates of of last week ; red, 77e. to 80s.; white, 81e. to 841. No spring corn offering. WAKEFIELD, Szer. 7.-Tleers was a small show of old wheat, and fresh qualities meet a fair sale at an advance of 2e. per quarter on last week's rates. New still fells rola• tively dear, farmers being engaged with h t operations too mach to supply the markets ; the quality revise, bet is generally much inferior to that of lest year. Of the yield but little can be yet said with accuracy. Barley is in better demand, and rather dearer. Beans also higher in price. No change in oats and shelling. Average for the week radii, Sept. 3: 'Wheat. 6.987, at 78s. 2d.; Barley, 30, at 375. Bd. • onto, 61, at 31s 10d. ; beans, 68, at 485. ; peas, 11, at 44. Coax, Sze?. 7.-(By English and Irbil Magnetic Telegraph.)-173 barrels white wheat, Me. to 40•.; 74 barrels red wheat, 365. to 38s. 9d. ; 321 barrels oats, 14s. to 14*. 6d. ; 66 barrels osts,l4e. 6d. to 161.9 d.; hay, far mers', 68s. to 63e.; hay, dieters', 65e.; straw, farmers', 225. to 405. ; clever, 9d. to llid. Dtrimix, Barr. 7.-(By English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.)-Wheat and Indian corn were is better demand at the ratite last quoted New produce in small saoply, the condition improving. Oats and here at an ad vanes of aspen's co the currency of Tuesday. Rapeseed was taken freely at an advance of Is. The general tone of the market was arm and regular. Bairase, Barr. 7.- (By English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph )-Fesssors' samples of wheat, small ; oats, fair quality, various ; wheat, 18s. to Ills. 10d. per cwt. ; oats, Bs. ed. to 9s. per yet.; oatmeal, 171. to 17s. Bd. per e w e. No change at Corn Entangle. Foreign wheat firm at but law week's rate. Some sales of mined Indian corn, at 11.165. per ton. TALLOW. Oar market has fluctuated considerabl this week. On Wednesday there was a sudden &dean** o ils. per cwt., and 58i. was freely paid for delivery in October and December, and there were no selbn over at the prim on the analog of that day, and it was digicolt to bay tallow on the spot at 58e. Yesterday the market was quieter again, and declined 31. in all petitions. To-day we have been steady, and prices are mach the tame as yesterday. The principal fea- ture of the week has been an attire demand from tb• trade, but we do not find quite so much doing for exportation as last week. Our closing prime are : Y. C. on the spot, New, 57e. 6d. to 68s. (No 1853 tallow offering) ; Sept., 675. 61. ; Oat. and Dee , 675. 61. buyers ; Nov. and Dec., 575. 9d. ; Dm. and lan., 685.; separate monthly deliveries, 580. to 3d. The public sales consisted of 953 casks, of which 768 sold.— From ;Atesen...Bmith and Charles's Circular of Friday evemisg. BUTTER —Conn, SNP?. 7.—(By English end Irish liopotio Tsiesnsoh.)—Firsts, 186, 99..; seconds, 846, 965.; thirds, 632, 881.; fourths, 81, 8.55.; filth., 12, 765. nulls, 60s. • COAL&—Lodport, Bin. 7 —Rodbeogh Main Traitor, 16r. 64.; North Pony Hartley, 19..; Portlaad West Hartley, 1191 ; Taadeld Moor, 16s. 6d.; Taellold Moor Bates, 16s. 6d.; Writ Ri4lag Harthq, 12s. 6d.; Wylas, 19e. 6 4.; Wane Bad Hilda. 204. 6d. ; Will. Bard Belmont, 22.. ; Walls Bud Fesswellgatio, 22..; Walls Bad Laralttea, 235.; Walls Bad Meatus,. 204. 9d.; Walls Bad North Hatton, 224. 9d.; Walls Bed Rasters Hatton, 226. 91.; Walls Bad Stawara's, 111.1.• Walle Bed Corso% 225. 6d .; Walls Bed Hey* Hall, 21s. ; Walls Bad Hellos, 21e. 6d.; Walls Bad Ti... Walls Bad Whitworth, ; Dorroatirstor Bartlq.l9.. 91. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCR LIVIERPOOL SNIPS AT FORRION FORTI.—COROtoO of Z tlaod, at ttiaidad Liff,y, B.rbad,,es • Thomas er i g Th William, at St omas ; Mathilde, at Ca,ie daytieo ; U fa Kellica, at Jamaica ; KARI., at Puerto Cabello; Comas. ler (a.). with machii try damaged, at Loalson ; (10., lona, Parker, arid Aar..., at Dem ; Robert Wkly. way, for Caldera, at V a lp a r a i s o ; G o ld en e ra , at Bplasg. N.S.W. BAILID FOR LIVIRPOOL.—John Robinson, July 9, awg Ocean Bride, July 6, from Valparaiso; Argentine, (rp m Trinidad, July 26; Marianne, and Gem of the Sea, Api. 1, from Barbados'; Garland, from Jamaica, Aug. 1; Florist, Aug. 1, and Arica, Aug. 3, from Demerara. ARRIVED. ARTILA -at Gravesend, September 7, from Pets Amu- at Cork, September 3, from Constantine,* AIMA Leven-off Falmouth. September 6, from ee n b A LAIMTA -at Goole, September 6, from Denten A aoo -at Holt, September 6, from Douse RANA-at Stockton, September 1, from antitisats Aries= - off Liverpool, September 7, from Sues-atC.ork, September 5, from ConstenUnope Borne -at Newport, September 5, from Hamburg IMUTOM -at Stockton, September 4, from (Mes e , Cent:tuna- at Liverpool, September 7, from .... •Denvierk Ceuneses-at Hull, September 6, from Darden CITT or Tall !SULTAN-lit Southampton, September 6, pea ms Any Creole's- at Milford Haven , September 5, hem Bea • Ita CALIDOXIA-at Gravesend, September 6, frau Bamberg CReatorre-at Gravesend, September 6, from Liadiksvali CIIALLXVORR -at Gravesend, September 7, from.. .. ..... Dank Ctrl re LONDON-at Gravesend, September 7, from Dwildrk Dueetna-at Gravesend, September 7, from swede" Da Tax Soosnesoa- at Gravesend, September 7, from.... Kelp Foss-at Greenock, &pumice 6, from Moulmein Fats t-st Newport, September 6, from Fuowom Manaus Tooth -at Gravesend, September 7, from Duties lISCIA -at Dal, September 7, from fiIITWORTN-at Gravesend, September 7, feem...... ......... Daetsie 11. N.-ott Liverpool, September 7, from Inks Iseeeme- at Gravesend, September 7, from Gothenbori Imes Itecea-at Bristol, September 6, from Bevan:es LADY COWMAN Ma-at Stockton, September 1, from Dalbousie MAT- ot Crookhaven, September 4, from Buenos Ares M Alga 111.TRA Guise-at Bull, September 6. from Piths Hair BATIAT -at Deal, September 7, from Unbent Manta-at (traversed, September 7, from TOW MOISAT- off Liverpool, September 7, from Immo I.leaoeser (s.) -at Li -at Tarpool. September 7, from h am Norm-at Covered, September 7 from Neuss Ns rrons-ut Gravesend. September 7, from imolai Numa-off Sunderland, September 5, hem Quetes Oscan 1.-at Gramosad, September 7, trees Sundsvall Greo-at Gravesend, September 7. from Stamm Oen -at Gravemod, September 6. from Paosesarres-at Gravesend, t eptember 7, from D,obek Pso .1-st Ormeeend, September 7. from Dantsie PILISIAMI (a.)-at Liverpool, September 7, from.. •..Constaatmople BOMMT Pasha-at Liverpool, September 7, fr0m........ ..... . Quebec Menus-at Bristol, September 6, from Sevilla Team -at Falmouth, Sept. ember 6, from Vsmus-at Grameend, September 7, from Hadtkavall 'heroine-at Gravesend, September 7, from Drama VICTORIA -11 R Otimeeixl, Peweriber 7, from Aland Isles Rumen Lab JARS -off Falroooth, September 6, from Hamonsh Weraiserma-at Plymouth, September 6, from COMM BALLAD. Aare Grees-from Pill, September 6, to New York AOAIIIIIXIIOII-from Pertamoutb. September 6, to .... •• •• Watts atotaa-from Poole, September 6, to AGUILLII. no Ow -from Liverpool, September 7, to... Barcelona Caere (ee.)-trons Liverpool, September 7, to Gesso Crry or Rorreimar -from Grayseud, September 7, to...DunkSt Rear. - from Gravesend, September 7, to rTLIMOb D -from Gnawed. Sept , mar 7, to Rotterdam Peassina-from Newport, September 6, to Lisboa Gasues-frons Newport, anteraber 8, to Cenetastisople Gamers-lroin Liverpool, September 7, to Balaton RYA lir ax • JAMB - from Portsmouth, September 6, to Newcastle Gaastewaz- from Plymouth, September 6, to .....Wert Indira HEMDllik Resume--from Liverpool, September 7, to RIO IllitirO luau-from Liverpool, September 7, to P.R. WAD! Journals-ha Gravesend, September 7, to.- .Conitestinople LLawamve-Rem (harmed, September 7, to Names Loom Mimeo-from Falmouth, September 6, to Cmtaatte opte Misma-from Newport, September 5, to Halo Yaw-from LITC4IOOI, September 7, to Mewl Muss STAMBISH-front I Averpool, September 7, te Caleatta Nowa-fret Overawed, seotanber 7. to Nanny Prey Nos-tram Liverpool, September 7, to Quebec Perm-from Liverpool, Septemter 7, to Abbe Prior -from °ravened, September 7, to. limbers PALZSTIMI-trot Plymouth, fi-ptemter 6, to Crams HeraLsa-from Liverpool, September 7, to %Vaal& Imus-Ras Urerpeot, September 7, to Adelaide Hogan-from Cardiff, September 5, to Lisboa floaeseerx -from Grevesend, Septembn 7, to Norway liatvarsa-Rom Grae4end, September 7 to Norway ..., Szaocu.-froes Gravesend - ; 8 - I.:wombat 7, to Stettin Scursa-from Gravesend, ittptembar 7, to Philadelphia ' Balt I'll•Pcisc•-froas Liverwo.l, Septe mber 7, to leeland TUTOR-from Liverpool, September 7, to Memel TRUISALIII-from Liverpool, September 7, to Catatantiaopla Tao -from Porumouth, September d, to Tuna-from Gravesend, September 7, to _Gaps as Ti' CVIIIADO -from Liverpool, September 7, to UrPtionaind WusaLaima-from Gravel/act, September 7, to Genoa VBBI3IILS SPOKIIN WITH. Brace, from 05ehin for London, Aug. 18, lat. 38 N., lon. 34 W. Catherine Pemberton (bArque), Ovenden, from Moulmein, Aug. :0, lat. 37.00 N., lon. 10.50; out lIS days. ?hipline (Bremen ship), from Ca'curb., Nay :8, lat. 3 N.. los. 9 2E. Profffees (ship), of and for New Yore from Liverpool. Sept. 2, 190 mils west or Cepa Char, out 48 twan, let. 31.04 N., lon 11.45 W. A VEMEL ON SHORE.—BRIDLINGTON QUAY, Barr. 7.—Tne Carl Wilhelm (brig), S►.s, of and lot °reamsld, from Newcastle, is on shore at Fissure' Head; gnaw saved. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. (PION TAO TAN OPPICI OP TIM NINCTIIII TALBOILAPI COMPANY.) FYIDAY, SIPTENDIII 7. Lanese. Course of Wind. buts a< Weather. Orsenwish Lothbury Ileachester Sleedkld Whitehmen N.E. litoke.ma.Treat N.E. Carlisle Immense . E.N.L ... Floe. Haggai &W. Leeds N.E. Bristol ilwaness N.E. Plymouth B.E. Haverterdwoot... Exeter Olounnier Cardiff Southampton Cowes N.E. Portsmouth ........ ....... N.E. Poole Derby ... N.M./F. ... tine. Leicester Leamington N.E. .... Very One. Brighton Banda Floe. Debdu........... .. N.E. Fine. Holyhead " Lg..... Fine. Liverpool .................. ' N.E. Maw t a b0 0 5aby........... N.E. Gaiugh ........... N.B. * Boston ... N. Yarmouth CarabOdie Lowestoft York Hull Scarborough Aberdeen Perth Dundee Edinburgh Glasgow 8 ..... .... Fine. Berwick Whitby . Sunderland Darlington Strood Tonbridge N. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DENNING.—Sept. 5. at College-green, Womeeter, the wife of the Bey. S. P. Den•ing, of a daughter. GLADSTONE.—Oept. 3. at Tavistock-square, the wife of Dr. J. H. Gladstone, of a daughter. HADD3I4.- -Sept 3, at Burley, Derbyshire, the wife of A. fladden, Esq of • deught, r. IJATil . Ell.—llept. 8, at Wimbledon, the wife of F. Hama, Esq., of Lineoln'e-tan, of a daughter. KIDD —Sept. 6, at Lewes, the wife of J. Kidd, Esq., of • daughter. NEWTON.—Sept. 4, at Brighton, the wife of the rtes. J. fie a ton, Of • pa. 811111111.—Rept. 5, at Barkfold, Petworth, the wile of C. Smith, Esq., of a daughter. STU BY. - dept. 5, at the Grove, Clapham-road, the wife of F. Stott, R.q., of a daughter. TYRIIIg&N.--Bept. 6, at Stantepaillae, Nottbgatill, the wi , e of C. R. Trerman, Req., as b o at te WlLKlNSuN.—Sept. A lotorah House, Yemen-road, North Brixton, the wife of H. B. Wlll[lEOl3, Eq., of a daughter. KARRIAO3IIB. BILL—BROWN.--Eept 5, at Clapham, Homy Martyn, round roe of the Bey. J. Hill, to Emma Ann, only daughter of J. Brown, EA. of Oakinstel Lodge, Streatham-hill, Surrey. HUNT—WHITE.—fIept. n, at the perish church, East Bedard. by the Rev. Arthur Brook, Joseph Hunt, of liornwy, Middlesex. and the City of Landau, to Frances, daughter of Francis White. EN., of List Belford, Notts. RENT KNIGHT.- Sept. 5, at Eadlow, Salop, the Rey. C. Knit. Vicar of Ladtord. Herefordshire, to lien.rietta, ohly duoiblw o f J. Knight. Eau., of Henley Hall, /Salop. SOMERVILLE—PM:MT.—Sept. 6, at et. James's, Mobility. by the Rev. E. C. Btowton. S. B. Bomerville, the f T .B. fields, to Maria Dorothy, youngest daughter at late Bey. . Paget, Wear of Erington, Leioesterslure. DRAT He. BASER. Sept 5, at Reigate, suddenly, EIJUbIIIII Lore Lead., do wife of Mr. G. Baker. HLIGHLILY.—dept 5, Anne Arnaud, wife of T. D. Keithly', Ergs of the thermoset, Caendeo-road, aged 33. MlLNES.—dept. 1. EMMA %War* wife of H. Mines, Esq., 01 Dor. lay-dale, Matlock, aged 41. PARRT.—Ilept. 6, at liarnsbury-aquare, lellogleet, Borah, daoShlle of T. Parry, Req. HON,—Beet 44 at Lynntouth, North Devon, Mary, relict of the late Rev. T. Roe, aged fir. BMINBORNS. —uept. 1, Prances, the wife of Mr. R. liwinborne. f Colchester, and Great Oakley, &see, al* 69. !Maud pabtrbedWnitas gum laws. at 110. a. Imibird_, U... City o f Landes,. Prater. at the olio% 11 . 00 .." la the preelitet of Widiefzien —B•TraDAr. Burn LIMA I I IJ 6