The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-19 00:00:00

NATAL AND MILITARY. Sire. it. The members of the Board of Minimally ar rived at this port frees Leedom, this afewasm,l to sow nazis their olSeal impieties of the Mamma ad the etker naval establishments. The members who ham MOM thb aftersoon are Sir Charles Wood, First Loedl Zen Adshral Siz M. F. F. Berkeley, Sassier Sea Lord ; sad Iliamadogrel Bieherds. To-sight their lordships dine with the One meader-in-Chief, Viee-Adadral Sir T. J. Oidereae, X.C.8., at the Adairalty.honse, is the eisehyard sad tanterrew they will enamels.s their ineyeaden, &aim with *deal fuperiatendeat Maeda la Obi dock yard st that OHM% anus midterm la OM malty. Oe Thursday the imeasilisa al the naval saibiliniiate will bo aratiased, hie we base net heard of isay as sr to ileum. 0a Ilse maim however, they Weed ball to be gives fit the beside of the Pedrosa banes sad Marian' Oaybes Mails. Oa iday_ the will emelude, sad Is the maim the* WA* Zst: dimmer to the hes& at &plimsoll, sus la mamand of ships is put. to Tisk lordships during disk stay here will sleep ea lard dim Admirmity yacht milk Ns*, new lytair is the brataar,, Wend of at ea betel as as all forma tltke TM boninaadst-in.Chief, Vice-Admiral Sir T. J. Cock. ran, returned to this port from his akin visit to the Channel IsMils, in the Fanny cutter, oal s at e bt. d The Pries Regent, 90, sailing ship, it is= will now be innerted, not into a screw vassal, but a bulk or receiving ship. She is a fine ship—one of the dust two MMus I. the navy, and only sewn years sines cost a vast deal of money in being rut down from • three decker. It is • pity so splendid a ship should be devoted to, comparatively, so ignoble a purpose as that of being a mere receiving ship for the crews of ether vessels fitting out. Most of the bulks, however, at present in harbour an old and rotten, ens or two being intended to be broke. up. Still, that, are at least three old 74. up in ordinary, which never have been to sea, and never will go; but these, it is said, are not large enough for the acoommo defies of the mews.( such large ship as are now built, sad being built. The Columba, No. 110, arrived at Spit head this_ma.aa.ham the Crimes. 13 briap home 120 invalid nominalism' eaters and privates, and came late aszbier eh Asians to disembark them. The only cams who sem bins ki be are a military and medial caber La The s tmtmit Bbek Sea, No. 196, arrived at Spit head this staseasea am the Crime. She has no invalid,. To-day Dr. **Om bath, Director-Genre! of the Army and Ordnance I Departments, arrived from London, and visited sad ellisially inspected the hospital establish. meets here, both ashore and afloat. lie went as board the sailing transports Great Tesenania and Saldanhs, fitting for el* conveyance of troops, and also the Britannia, hospital The Amity, No. 177, steam transport, having discharged old stores, sailed this afternoon the outward. The Mary Ana., No. 42, sailing transport, left Spitbead Way tar the westward, being pot out of tte mein. SHEERNESS, Sirs. 19. Th. Abs.ln 4 pm, paddle-wheel Maass vessel, Lieuteaast Commander William S. Fisher. arrived here oa the =Wag of Mt 17th instant from Heligoland. She left Heligoland Satiorday last. The Ai baa slim her departure Ipsna bore, aseveyed over 500 valuation from Hellgeked Os Dom th• len* Legion. TM soldier- Mks smile el those me le opium of at the highest toms by the ammader of IM Albs= Tla Llsard and Misr, stems mails. have Mussed here (fro= towing** Oalanta to the Down.). Both have re ceived damage The brig Sirs by es,lll pr, : Commander Dtray, is ordered t 3 the Brazils. Hamm are to be paid :nob advance hen and she is ordered In bays on Thursday mat, ogling at Fortamouth sad Devppirt. DUBLIN, Sim 18. The Progress end William Hutt, screw steam tran sports, strived is Queenstown, the former on Saturday, sad the latter oa Moaday ; May are intended to take out munitions of war for the Crimea. SPORTING. BETTINO AT MANaiEBTEIt-TUZSDAL CESAREWITCH STAKES. 10 to 1 opt Robgill (t) 14 to 1 Serbia. (t) 16 to 1 Message I (t) 18 to 1 Neville (t) 16 to 1 Sauecbex (t(1) 20 to 1 Weathitrcoca (off) 25 to 1 Early Bird ( o ff) 25 to 1 Bidioi (off) 40 to 1 Mortimer (t) 40 to 1 Muscovite (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE SI AKES. 30 to 1 apt Crown Piaton (I) 30 to 1 Onid locbiisitor (t) 40 to 1 Polestar (t) MANCHESTER AUTUMN MEETING. PROGRAMME OF ME SPORT. THURSDAY. Tzs Cusessastsx.s HANDICAP of 5 son. ear*, s:th 50 added. Three-quartsn of a mile. it lb" 7 I 3 0 7 12 7 1/1 7 7 7 7 /basis Dlt Blountaia Br S.'y Adam Buboes - Chars Petits Qttesset Bag Atuivirsary I TEI WILTON HANDICAP C to s Hoodfop Stokes of 6 quarter. Ail DI lb 4 • 7 11••••• r... Mild al Tisa 141117 • 7 4 C.aztabapir 4 7 4 Zak4l4l I 7 2 Orace 4 7 0 Harold 3 7 0 Annie . 0a1147221i11 II II Courlery ... II 11 Is II L• llalla —...... I 171 Illas•lles. ....—.... 4 IF 11 Catharls• Porr II I I G meld .... . . ... 4 I PoiT 0771101HOSIL 92.11i01 ile a lb Grind latabble —... • 5 I 94 Ilowhildilmfirr4 4 7 11 00f is ----..-.... 4 7 9 . 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Mr. Lawson* slMed that the baakrupt • year ago had • eap/tal et I.lllft, betl i owiog to as unfortunate partnership, ho Whom* M.JvJ, and was brought to that wart- As the MD we deo urbelly et wisterias', hi hoped to receive a oertMeolost Ile bee IiMML . - Hr . sae of pure raisfortme • the baahaspt ." Rias;; Avas hiyallimill theas esti s tied tea eirtifleate of the firet clam. tat tam =mod. The bambini Was a statkoser, of Ilarylebourstreet. His debts wen 4 4 1161.; Neste about 2,0001. In 18 months' trading his peseta bed bees NW. • hoes, 6001. ; upeasts, 2.0001. Me wee the mediate ta;etiag. Kr. Lemma, for the heahrept, sated that his friends had enteral bee a entineriplies to enable Ids to pareheas ITTL the Waimea, elideh bad bees serried oa by the family aims I" be the eieliseet, vesomrseaded the is.. to the favourable emeiheelies et the court .. . - BLHrissrm odd that. I;egegiaTthe enemies expendi ture, 1,1613., while the trade expenditure nearly equalled the profits, he Mail net great a Weber certificate thaa es* of the mind slue. He smelt man to bars listed his alias h► lie him sad than standled his mallow as Me whether it wee shakable that bs timid go on. The *OW oats (of the seesed elan) would be granted immediately. IN RN elk 01010 Z DZ LA POZZ BZRZSPORD, BART. This was the adjourned Resting for the choice of assignees is this case. The beakrupt was described as a mining and commissioa agent, and dealer in abases, of Fledyer•strsst, Westminster. _ _ _ A petitina --- having ben peseented by Mr. J. J. 14e, Gilbert-strut, Oakedlitaset, • creditor, seeking to mull the adjailleatia% this Battu cm first heard. The petitioner questioned two tithe ingredients of the bankruptcy, the credits sad the ppilludie auditor's debt. After baratag Mg. CleilliOn supt of the petition ; Mr. Bagley, fer pisekslai aredito p r u nder the bankruptcy ; and Mr. Lawrestke the bankrupt ; His Swam itched dist the adjudication was good, aid disultimmt plain 'Mr. Los, but without costs. The dada •S molgesse was then proceeded with. Debts is tbis aismil of aim 7,0001. were proved ; and Mr. Ma *Ta Dels•N as =da. al Chariwood-street, Bindle*, was dons ds CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. 1107011111 ITS IiCOIDII. (Cestiwwwl frost the Aspreas of yesterday.) The follewfies odium was given in the use of Homy Coo Cups . Mr. Hun Pease Smith depaad that he wu an inde pendent geallears,and r iiad at But Sheen. Oa the 3rd of Jae% 11/4 is Moeda at the °Mu of Mr. Kirby, at the Albert boonoso Onagooy. is Wswrioo-plau, for the rupees of advaadag 4,181111. se the defeadsat aid Mr. Kin. He loaded the W Kin by direction of the delleadset dbu t!se dud _ wasested. Oieseimehed—lllhme Ed ad employ any solicitor, bat ailed oa=t ea u s tea Kr. iibes roproseatatioa that tbe ia the deed was st amph ides le ssearC il hataat advaaeod. Whams did ass pay Kirby maim hi he vadatelsod ho woo to sake as wash es he mid ad of Ihe ease mass. Sir John Wilma ailranood 4,000 R at die sloe time upon a similar sorority. Jobs Deal doses* that be was clock to Mr. Kirby, who bad as eMee at the Albert Insurance Cowpony's promises in Watideolhea M. Kirby wri a owiroyassor. Whams was prowl whoa the dud sow prodocad wes road over 13 the iisfeadoet. The deed "moped is sad read. It was • melt volutes= red semplieNed downbeat. After reciting the will of the dsfeadeat's father it weld on to emote as annuity of VAL a year is favour of Mr. Smith, the essvideration moose he which wee dated to be 4,0001. 4 eel the whole ef the w eer., of the deemmkat, the fume ahem maellemed la pats. titular Whig imeatissed, was mei, • gemuity he the pay ment tithe easuity sad the pried's' .. The Mean% I. further szambee,ea lis bi f le believed that he Wass?, seed the whole of the deed over to the defendant r id the other_ puties, and the dahmkat afterwards signed a statute:, doehration to the Whet that the property ia question we still is his petweelea, and that it wee only encumbered le the mower eleatifted I. the deed, to the extent of 11,0001. by mortgage. Crowszerained—lt wee nadesebeed ell ahem that the money wu to be raised for Kieee es, and that the defendant was aot to have any hem it. Mr. Rogers wes present when the deed we emteated, and be considered that he acted el the solicitor for Mr. Coops end Mr. Keg. Mr. Rogers first introduced " the business" to Mr. Kirby. The draught of the deed was only settled oa the previous day, end it sirs engrossed the same sewing sad brought on the following morning to Mr. Kirby's Wiles. There was a great bony to get tits money, be. canes it wee said that Mr. King wanted to meet some batting engagements at Tattersall's. The ans. Vatic n for Robbie first began in February, and notice wee rent down to Malden to make some inquiries about the property. Mr. Kirby was employed by Mr. Salth to act as his solicitor sad ascertain if there was a good security for the money. The Recorder—Who le Yr. Kirby ? Mr. Bodkia—He la the managing director of the Albert Insurance Company. The Recorder—Oh, I see; then it is the company who is the real party in this trauseetion. CrOSll4llllWilltke eonemased—lle merely made wan inquiries of as agent of the Albert Insurance Company as to whether there was such property in the neighbourhood, bat took no steps to cuartain whether it bed been with. He did not know what Mr. Rogers received lo a rTit share is obtaining the loss, bat had heard that he was paid 2JOI. in each case. He had a'so heard that Mr. Kirby re. wised 200 wines. for sash of the sums of 4,0001. that was swami. He supposed these wens were charged for "in quiries" end treable. The straw that were required esioented to 4W. _ Mr. Kirby said he was managing director of the Albert Insurance Company, which wee established in 1838. There were eight o her directors. He was by profane* • con veyancer. He was acquainted with Mr. Rogers, who yrs a solie.tor, sad he remembered his making an application .3 him early fret year upon the gallon of a loan of 3,C301. t 5,0001., for • penal. named King, for which the defendant wee to be security. - Witeses in osew• quince obtained • copy of the will of Mr. Coupe's father, and he afterwards frequently saw King upon the subject of the loan, and it was at length agreed that 8,0001. should be advaaced, in two sans of 4,0001. each, by way of annuity, upon the security of the de fendant's property. Winless saw nothing of the defendant until about two days before the business wee ready for com pletion, and at that time he sad King were very anxious to obtain some money, and the Albert Company advanced 7501. spots their giving a wanaat of attorney, and the seder standing that this aim shadd be repaid when they obtained the 8,1001. Upon the brd of June, when the deed was w aited, the 7601. was repaid. King at first objected to pay it, as he said it had been &discoed fora period of a month, bat the defendant advised him to pay the money, aid he then consented to do so. Witness was present when the deed was exeeuted, and the defendant did not say a word about having sold the property referred to. He sent his clerk to Malaita to make some inquiries about the property previous to the transaction being completed, but it did not occur to him to direct him to ask any of the tenants if the property had changed hands. The witness underwent a most searching crose-exantiaa• tion by Mr. &Routine, and some rather extraordinary admissions ware made by him. Be said be was awns from Cape's admission that the preperty had bees encumbered to the extent of 16,C001., bet still be took so paha to ascer tain what its real position wae. Mr. Rogers also wished that Mr. Teesdale, whom he knew was Mr. Coaps's private solicitor, should know nothing of what was going on, aid it was ally on that asocial that he refrained from making any further inquiries, and allowed the 8,0001. to be arF vaned. Perhaps if he had gone himself he should have made some inquiries of the tenants, but he was quite satis fied with what his clerk told him up in the 'object. If he had made the inquiry he should, no doubt, hate found ant all thy knew at present. Mr. Ballsatice—Then it is through your negligence that Mr. Smith has kat his money. I hope he will hear that. (A laugh.) Witneee—l did not maks the inquiries in consequence of the restrictioa that was put upon me by Mr. Rogers. The Roc-rder—Why, I should have thought that that very fact would have excited your suspicion. Crowe:ashen= continued—He had no doubt that toe property was advertised, and sold by public suction. Out of the 8,0001. 1,1501. was deducted. Witness received four hundred genies. for his trouble In making inqairion and preparing the security, and the company were paid the 7551. they had advanced. Since this transaction the eons palsy had presented him with a testimonial, aed with 1.0001. for his seniors on their behalf. He made oat so hill of costs, bat charged the sum in a lump. He did not of his owa knowledge know that Weirs else received 4001., but be had no doubt of it. King, he believed, was the son of the late Admiral King. Roger% to believed, was • solidi• tor, and he bad made several applications to him upon the Wien of loans. He did not tell either Mr. Smith or Sir John Wilson that he received four hundred guineas oat of the traosaction. He bad not retuned any of the money sines he hod discovered what a bed fob it was. (ft laugh.) It had not °warred to him to dose. He had nut endeavoured to settle the matter with the friends of the defendant, but there bad, he be lieved, hansom* talk of settling it by are purchase of the annuity. That was after the present indicts/eat had been Trained. Re eulogised—Neither the defendant nor Kim ever said a word to me about the property bong sold, and it was always taken for granted that the defendant was is pones- Sine of the property. The Recorder remarked that it was clear the whole thing was to be dose sub rata, and the private solicitor of the defendant was to kit is nothing about it. If the proper inquiries bad teen made it would all have been diger/vend. In answer to questions put by the teased judge, Mr. Kirby said that he had Oren the instruction; to prepare the pretest indictment, bat he bad done se by direction of Mr. Smith. Five per cent. interest was *barged for the loan if the 7501. for a month, and an lase/anis was 'Bated upon the Life of King for three months, mod the peeadas Via doissed. Ma esti ebb would see opposo set Mobs*. ▪ Ibe esspasy, latlssinldrhtilig dissent wail haw all sheet It Ins)* wiewisMsalki lhe thole Sews Ms. Charles Albs, who deseribed Wield! se • ewes% was Ms sailed, god he proved that is inseam sppilsodes was sods Is his by Kiss ismlr soigne si • lees, sad be sommoisated with Mr. Ha dm, it moist% MK be Ms aerobes la as nodes with the less sit of the massy ws Mussed. Is s eseesstasiastles he esill is MA sot know when Waves asw, ad he wisselool disi that ths ism mumble wined be Mai, sag the Ile isiloodaat was sotto nests s !Whig of it. Mr. Zeiss was also snots & sal la m that he awonsateated with Mr. Kirby upon el tis e = ties glees Is kis by Ea sional Ns. Iliwter, the &oaks= who sag be the eshoilest, ups applying to the loselesst Os% prowl hie *paters to ths sambas, awl OS Esswiesol woe pate t& It appeased by le thst the MAO of Ms dubs& NS misted, to • soosidevaltio east, of assumos denies 'emptiness be lud gives to King, for whisk be had never received one farthing. He ales eepressated his property to be worth 29,0001., lase the worst for whisk • mortgage had been abetted, and be elm stated in the schedule that the 8,0001. was ohesised kr the purpose of enabling King to take up his asespessis, but that be applied the whole of it to his own purposes mad left the country. This gentleman also proved that after • loag examination before Mr. Colonists's speasd en opinion that he had bees the skein Is Kira and at owe ordered bin to be discharged. H. she she that he expected, when the whole of the re , maids. of the defendant was sold. it would realise eseigh fe pay a dividend of Bs. Bd. in the pound. King was Masi to the defendant, the latter having married his [minim Me. ibmisis, of the firm of Byrnes and Teesdale, solid. Sam, N Pansbneelostreet, was then called, and in answer to guidons pat by Mr. Ballwin', he said he was well ac quainted with the nature of the defendant's property, and he sensidered it bad been very fairly stated by him in his sebinbale to be worth over 29,0001, and after the forced sale by the mortgagee, when, of muse nothing like the full value was realised, enough re mained to leave a balance of 6,0001. applicable to the payment of the 6,0001. that bad been advanced, and they would still hero a dela oat of the general balance for the embers foe, thessmainder. The defendant bad always scud like ea bensenahlis and straightforward gentians& is all the trans- MING ha bal with him. He became acquainted with KW Y.e.ssqniimos of having married kb cousin. Sing bad aliess sines then proceedings commenced, and asabing bad sines been heard of him. Sy NLr. Bodkin—He believed that some years ago, the debadant was interested in one or two rote-horns, but he was never a betting man. He had serer given any advice to re-purchase the annuity ; bat, on the contrary, he had always advised Mr. Crape to appear in that wart and clear his sharatite.. The witness added that the defendant was Tay moderate in his personal expenses, and that his difilashise aroee from trying expositive a:pertinent, in farming, and he appeared to have spent all his mosey in trying he get money. This closed the case for the prosecution. Mr. Beneath 's was then about to address ths jury IN the defendant, when they iatimated that it was immemeary for hint to do so, as they had made up their rabid, already that the charge had not been mad* out. They at esee=se feu, retanwd a verdict of Not Guilty, sad tam added that it was the opinion of the jury that Ms mesas ties was a most infamous and nannewary ono. TM Bascedar observed that, without saying anything apes dee gabled of the astute of the prosecution, he °mild at help ebeerdag that if anything scald open the eyes of yeas( MB who were desirous of raising money,' to the mamas ha whisk May were plundered by deem of this load, wil by the description of parties who had that day been unwed, thistles, ought to lave tbst offset The Aleut see% be was %bald, was not the 04 ens is Loa des abase SIMI SIM of issesessiese were serried on ' sad sine geed sle be bayed Ibetet w& 'Ala bed Mem place night be attended with fa fe A verdict of Not Guilty was then takes upon the second isdletsseat, and the defendant wet at once discharged from eastody, and left the court sooomparded by hit friends. Jut before the graadjar) were discharged, they brought into mutt the remaining billy, and among them were true bine simian Sir John Paul and Messrs. Stroh= and Bates, for raisdnuaninsr. It is eisfedilist the was will he plead first on the Ptt this mar , but it is undsretood that an application will bs made to postpone the trial. The Attorney-General end Mr. Bodkin will appear for the Crow.; Sir F. Thesis's, it is said, will defied Sir Jahn Paul end Mr. Btrahan ; and Mr. E. Junes, Q.C., and Kr. Parry will defend lir. Bstes. NEW COURT. lams 1111111:11. OVIPIT. 114. 4.C. . This court was occupied the principal part of the day trying prisonan for passing bad money. Not one of the eases presented any feature of sufficient interest to warrrut a report. Wuhan Berndt, 21, labourer. pleaded guilty to four indictmeuts charging him with having in sub Instance posed forged 61. notes. Mr. Payne appeared for the prisoner, end urged that the prisoner had been the dupe of am older pence than him self, and begged a respite of the judgment that inquiries might be made. Mr. Clarkson, on the part of the Bank, 01 posed the ap. plicatlon ' as the prisoner bad already made several false statements, and this was one of the worst elms of eases, as the prisoner had disarmed the suspicion of those upon wh om he passed the notes by obtaining goods for then. A lady named Moses, impair &jeweller's shop in Banway yard, said that prisoner obtained from her a diamond bracelet, of the value of 201., giving her three notes and the rest is gold. This bracelet prisoner almost directly pawned for 184, and witaeas applied that the pownbroker should give it up. The pawnbroker said that he thought it was hard to compel him to do so, as the negligees@ Meetly lay with Miro. Moses in taking the notes, but after emu dis mission, grave it up, upon Mrs. Moms giving up the Money paid by the prisoner. The prisoner was mate:wed to sin years' penal servitude. George Body, 19, postman, pleaded guilty to sterling a post letter containing money. The prisoner was sentenced to four years' penal servitude. Lq Dote Cur. lotEin Warrior Ade.aide Time rm. LICHFIELD RACES.-TuE3DA7. pr 'Lamm TiLIORAPIi4 BINOMIAL PItODOCIS STAKES. The Lew ..... . lowa oniskfloid ..... 3 Qvcia's PLATE. BegaOloll walked ow. Gina) Cyr. Tai Barriss AssocumoN.—Tbe Brighton deputt- Loa to Olin ►me, it appean, had is fruitless journey This Is the amend time the Assad iti:n his rej.rtsil the overture from Brighton. A telegraphic ilespetch w rs• mired lets as Monday, Intimating that a preference had been gives to Cheltenham, II her s the Association will meet in 1666. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING; TSB POLICE comma GUILDHALL. Mr. Ntostosit, of the firm of Bishop and Newsteed, dealers in secondhand clothing and jewellery, of 90, Hot. bora-hill, was summoned for unlawfully detaining f gold ring Ten 18s., the property of Mr. Thomas Wright, of 127, Dunhill. row . Mr. Wright stated that in October last his wife lost a gold ring of peculiar woekaaaaship, which he had received from his sou fa Australia, and she believed it was stolen with her pares from her pocket. Immediately after it wee lest, be seat notice to Mr. Sirrell, of Barbican, with • written de seription of the ring, thinking that as it was pure gold it would I. all probability be taken to a refiner's first. He, however, mw no more of the ring until the 3rd of the pre. mat mo nth, when he noticed it is the defendant's window, ticketed as " Steadied Oold" at 21.25. He immediately took a policeman in with him and gave defendant notice not to part with it, for ft hid been stolen from him. The defeadant said he had purchased the ring at Sirrell's, the refiner, in Harbison, but be said he would not put with it ursine ordered to do so by a magistrate. Witness after that cam* to this court and took out a summons ' and in the erasing of the same day the defendant called on him to say that he had seat the flag to Sinai'', who had nursed the money he paid for it and detained ;he ring. Alderman Huraphery asked if this was the - noted Mr. Sind!, of Barbican, who was mixed up in the proceedings at Liverpool relative to the extensive plate rObbelkla some time ago. Witness said It was the same. The defendant then said Übe would go with him to Sirrell's the latter would very likely give up the ring ; bat on going there the party Lott lied hisaoN with the argument that it was • ease for ea maths fetal Ida. nitnever, and the magistrate could sot, ebonite% TM defendant said ha was in the habit of purchasing job lots of jewellery, and he bought the ring in question in that way of Benham, who succeeded to the betimes of Mr. Birrell. When the eomplainant spoke to him ab ou t the ring baying been stoles be •eent the lad with it, and with strict injunctions sot to part with It, to Mr. Besham, who took the ring from the lad an 3 gave hint husk the mosey defenders% paid for it. Defennt then called on Mr. Benham, who recommended him to Had Mr. Wright to his, and be would make it all right. Mr. Benham would have attended, but he was called to Liverpool, as defendant supposed, upon a similar sue. Alderman Humphery remarked that Birrisll had been called to Lirerpocl more than once in such cases. How (tuft be should not allow a matter of this kind to be cam. promised, although for oaly 18e. He would therefore adjourn the further hearing of this summons, and issue a essisees to compel the attendance of Mr. &ahem to ex plain why be detained the ring. LAMBETH. . _ CAarloo Hammond, Jame SelGoaa , and Thomas Wilma, bricklayers' labourers, employed on a Urinal aadar the cosh-waet end of the Crystal Palace, to loan a part of the West End sad Crystal Palace Railway, were eanneoned for striking for wages, and leaving work which they had esn treated to perform in an aellaisbed state. Mr. Samuel Healey, a sub-oontraetor under Hewn. P.to, Brassy, and Bette, deposed that the defendant. were in hie employment. They had agreed to attend on the bricklayers while they were building ten feet and a half of the walls and the arch of the teasel ; sad at that employment they could *era as much as half arenas each fa 13 or 14 boars. Oa Thuredsy lam the defendant Halewood came to kb hone sad said, We have struck, and we will have what we want this time?' H. (Mr. Hanley) told him that he could not pay them any more, sad about 24 in amber struck. I The consequence was that the Mickley," wen not able to go to their work, and the worts wen left In a very dense/i -lea' state. &divan in dance. said that be was only oneebnally ensployed, and the sanntoes spinet bin waa discharged. Winn sad Ha mm ond wen sowunitted to prison Ise 14 days each. Healey said that as his object had only been %plaids these who were the nest active in the movement, he bad sot thought it necessary to summon acre than those who had appeared beton his wambip. It was however his tamales to pay of the net, and ho wiebsil to know boar hip shoski Hid in the MN if their interfering with yams he Hut _be wield be jutifed In giving In um wear wilbend lawful new fate Cu - 1 Slave them remeeed by dm polka; and if they fa with the 'men la hie employment fa the way of Whiles them le ham their work, or intimidated them fa any tem ewmammes weidd be panted then, sad they Would bs under the am of parat to severe , pasikesat. iiPsdsriek Vas Chem who had been fee some them fa sada, as the Ilseeierhatee, cc a charge of extorting .111617 =16 1 :re a ra lair cutody liras b ett "li t ir a to wa t e h k e posy , N • Amp of sore/ing m blanket hut lie reedrfarnished was bleept up for anal ezemination. The wlisnii addend hit se doubt of the prisoner's wait, sod Me megfeleale ememitied hint° the House of Correoti.a at Windettatli M auelms dap. The primmer wu further itemised is a pia* of UM, or fourteen dap' imprison. inst. Wes es soma eadm in a respectable eurpoa is the vicinity et the W minele. 19, 1855. !SOUTHWAILX. P sitc;;;l7 Georg , ' olak a or, at No. 17, Popper strut, Vales-Knot, Southwark, was altarpd with having wiltally inurtletud Mary Asa Latina, a fano& with whoa ha had for sows Was ooltabited. — Heleibion;ir—l am a married woman, aad I live at No. 23 Pepper-street, Union-street, Southwuk. I know the p r is oner sea neighbour. About ball-put five this morning, I wee up, end I heard a disturbance opposite. I went outside my bones, and I ;saw the rheas, knock the deceased down. I went to her, and shook her ; bat she was Insensible. As I went out the deceased said to me " Hold my bonnet, I'll earn hiss oat." I think she meant to attack the prisoner. She war then bleeding profusely from the nose. When I went to the demised she was dead. The prisoner helped me to lift her up. I told him he bad sur. deed her. He reNied "Oh, don't say that. I have not killed her." I said " You have," when he replied, " Oh, I hops not. I did not intend to hurt her." I do not think the deceased was quite sober ; but the prisoner woe. The lu pus of the deemed wee very abusive. I heard hersa ' If I had only my brother from Shorediteh ben, you should not ill use me so." The deemed did not attempt to lay hold of the prisoner. She stood in front of him at the time, and he deliberately knocked her down. Richard Barrett said—l live at No. 67, Ewer-street, Oral-le., Southwark. This morning, about a quarter to 6, I was peeling from Norfolk•street, Pepper- street, whoa I saw the prisoner and the deceased quarrelling in the street. They weal in doors, and a minute or two after wards again came into the street and had words together. I wee afraid to interfere, as the deceased made use of such dreadful language. Sho threw oyster shells and mud at the prisoner. Re attempted to get out of her way, but she seised hold of him, and said she would have satisfy). tion from him. He struck her, and she fell against a post. During the quarrel she took up a bar of iron end attempted to bruit the prisoner's head with it. The prisoner wee remanded until Friday, the magistrate refusing to amid ball. COTTON.—LivnarooL, 18.—The market closed with a downward teudessy, and prises of American were id. per lb. down—ril kinds are is the buyers' favour. The sales are estimated at 4,000 to 6,000 bales, comprising, in addition to American, 60 Perna= mad Maranhao, eid. to 7id.; 20 Bahia, 61d. lOO Baptism., bd. to 7141. ; and 1,200 Sarat, Sid. to ftd. per lb. Exporters purchased 400Americsas and 600 Swats. Nothing doing os spasm- COTTON GOODS.—Msscrissrus, SUL 18.—Wo have lase activity and rather lower prices for most &scrip. doss of goods this corning. la yarns there is a fair busi ness doing in extra bard twist suited to the Mediterranean markets, at steady rates, bat most other kinds of yarn are dull of sal*, and rather easier to buy. In some cases the prises are about ed per lb. lower. Cop yarns era very flat. It addition to the muses operating prejudicially to this market which we named at the close of last week, we have now to hand theadvices from India by the overland nieß, by which it appears that the bat total/igen., then received from Manche ter hml led to a contraction of business and a giving way to wakes. Imd this news has re-acted upon our market prejadieilly ale naerning. The Liverpool cotton =riot is reported flat Nee this morning, and buyen of cloth here have bees infused to exhibit much cantles. Prices are esereely aMpeasd to the extent of lid. per piece, perhaps, but eaten have offered their goods more freely, and most kinds of Melo, Isebadieg shirting, suited to the India market, may be obtained on rather eager terms. MANIIFACTURBIL—Honmturtnn, Sm. 18.—The attendance of merchants to-day Ms Ibsen more numerous, and business amorally Ms shown evident liana of improm taint. In goods of low quality which for some time put have bean almost unsaleable, then Ma bun a gootkdomand, and other deoulptioni ham ezoooded the avenge. WOOLS.--HuronnnanaLD, 81rr. 18.—There lea steady business &lair in eoloeials and Germans, and an Increased demand for low foreign. In priest there is no sltaration. WOOLLEN CLOTE.—Lnine, finrr. 18.—There hu only been &limited attendance of buyers in the cloth hells this morning, and the market generally assumed a quiet applesauce. with ocli an indi ff erent business transacting. NvDDLIS7I3I.D, Barr. 18 —The market to-day has ex hibited ne signs of change from that of last week. The same kinds of cloth continue in demand—steel and brown mil ting; being principally Galled for. Buyers were present from Leeds, aleneheeter, sad London. Ms wool market magasse as before. Col427.—Lnuna, Burr. 18.—There is an increased show of new wheat, quality venous, which sells at declining 60 ises; red, 72a. to 785., a few choics lots ruched 795. per lbs.; old is not peened, and we note little ea:lotion is value. Bully, beau, oats, and other articles as on Friday. Average price of grain :—Wheat, 1,473, 77e. 11d.; barley, 850, Ns. 7d. ; eats, 91, 81a. 7d. • . beans. 150, 495. 7d. ALM. mils this week :—Wheas 1,192, Halt 280, rapeseed 275. Lugs, Barr. 18.—We have bad a good supply of wheat at market wilily, chilly of the new crop; the coadition, being affected by the stook, is not so good as lest week. There wee not much disposition for purchasing, and prices were 3e. to 4s. per qr. lower for new, end 2s. to 3.. per qr. for old. A few samples of barley, some of very good qua lity, and prior ruled from 36e. to 385.; entre, 40. NEWCASTLI, Barr. 18.—The weather is extremely fine, although on Saturday we had a heavy fail of rain, and hem showers daring the night. Harvest operations are going on rapidly, sad it is much to be desired that nothing should iatervene to pat a .top thereto. At our market this morning we had a Rodents show of wheat from the growers, which consisted ablefiy of the new mop, the con ditioa of which was mask stomas& on Saturday, although the range is pies wee not so wide as on that day, the prises obtained being from 64e. to 84e. Fine old was held with great Anuses, whence South country new was ls. lower, 81s. being the extreme vitae for best reds. Flour without change. &vent Inquiries for malting barley, and &who new would fetch 391. to 405., weighing 62Ibe. to 64Ibe. naturally, whilst old Norfolk, weighing 521b5., wee sold at 365. Fine old melt very scarce, and wanted ; extra, worth 745., and middling, for raising. 68s. to 68e. Beans, peas, and eats each rather d . For choke Scotch we realised 35e. Bd., 431bs. per bushel _ . COME, SIFT. 18 (By Eaglish and Irish Etiolate Telegraph.) White wheat, 341. to 41s. 3d.; red, 341. to 40e.; barley, 181. to 18s. ; here, 14s. to 141.8 d. • oats, 141.94. to 155.; hay. farmers, 63s to Ms.; dealers, 68n to Ws. ; clover, Bid. to 10d. ; straw, 30s. to Mk Donau, gar. 18.—(By English and Irish pique* Teo supply of new rodeos is cm the increase. Demand has beeeat• ISZOtiVt sail prices lower, with no &Di swim at the decline. Wheat was barely ado shilling, and oats sispeoce, lower than on Friday. Fide samples of bere and barley maintaiaed last currencies. but towards the close the demand became heavy, with a deckled tendeoey to lower ratee. Every species of new grain of middling and in ferior qualities was decidedly lower, and rejected by dealers, *toast at lower rates. Little doing in torsign produce. Prices about the same as lest quoted. THE IRON AND COAL TRADE.—The iron trade con tinua very brisk, sad prices may now be fainly quoted— ben, 91. ; hoops, 101. ; and plates, 111. per ton ; pig iron is fetching from 41. to W. pa tea according to queSty. panics the make of pig iron the total absent, docks of ironstone and the sail diminnhing amount rain our various coal fields must strike *My observer; and whoa eannpteid with the improbability of any new resource being opened, affords Jut ground for expecting ea noward move ment, though then is • point in the price of iron beyood which it is not safe to go. It is believed by marry that it has now rescind, if not gone beyon d, its manamm value, and that any further adviune would have an injurious tending. Pigs at 41. 10e., and ban at Of. my be meandered fully remunerative, notwith standing this high pia of maipsial. Ice 1750 iko s aun a production of pig non was 75,000 tons ; 0 1800, 180,000 tons; in 1825, 600,000 tons; in 1861, 2,500,000 tons; sod now, is the United Hingdm, it has reached 3,000,000 tons; and, by the introdunion of hot blast, fronmeatete ate enabled to produce the same amount of iron by the expen diture of 1,600,000 tone of coal, which formerly required 3,600,000. It mast, however, he considered that the paenl quality of iron has bees deteriorated by the intro duction of hot hinge, se it has ambled the pigenakers to introduce a net deal of cinder sad rubbish, so that if we have pined la quantity we have lost, though not 001M011. 'stately, is quality ; yet the requirements of the age de sanded • mighty impulse to be given to the productive I power. The demand for coal is good, and the colliers west of Dudley, roans quiet and 'Malin to their work, on the saderstaadbig that their wages will be raised on the let of October ant. (AdVIIIIIIIIIIIIIIO—HOLLOWAeIt PILLS HAIM AN =ToonWIIRIOW NWPWIT OW Lama AND OlowoCa COomonno. Mr. Merles Wises. of Seattrabeatet. Obtegew. stets% la Dist s Proems libtievey. Sat be bee selteof ler• Nei_ lbw fraet dimes et tbe Wee awe semedhltet wilds be oval* Aldo me vellet M tie meld poloise I tberebre be delembeell liseselee 71116 styli& doOlee be wee e etestoooli n tel f. bar* apieblee, die base will Ms Ille. se be te voi; dieed lopertiet beak le Se swedes et all vbe 1.1 Idioms& the state boas to. tw moires ; sod st Preftesse es listallbesetets Stated. leseee, eed U. Item Tab. WAR-OFFICE, Bar. 18. 39th Begintent of Foot—To be Lieutenants, by purchase— Ensign W. 0. Smith, vice Philippe, promoted: Basign F. B. Hors vies Young, who retires. 47th Foot—Enaign B. J. Moues to be lieutenant, by pur chase, vies Irby, whose promotion by purchem on Nov. 3, 1864, hes been cancelled. 91st Foot—Captain Frederick Hervey Fuller, from ball pay Unattached, to be oaptain, repaying the difference, via Cochrane, who exchanges; Lieutenant M. P. Men queen to be captain, by purchase, vice Fuller, who re tires; Enaign H. B. Glue to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice ifsoqueen. BREVET. Captain Frederick HenryWarTinet Foot, to be major in the army; Brevet Major Frederick Hervey Fuller, 9 1 at Foot, to be lieutenant colonel is the army. MILITIA. Commission signed by the Quell : lit Royal Lanarkshire Militia—Arthar Augustus Longsore, La captain, 26th Regiment, to be adjutant, vies Cuter, signed. NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Admirelcy, Somerset-home, Sept. 13. ' Notice, is hereby given, to all persons interested therein, that preparations us now snaking for the intended distri bution of proceeds arising from the Russian brig Alexander, captured on April 12, 1854, by her Majesty's ship Tribute. Trans W 1 TM, Preenffeip s iitririebl;l7, provision merchant, to ger reader Oct. 6 at li, I at 12, at Br doshall-atreet. BoL, Onsharsallest ; _. mil, Lee, Aidanilintan. YBANCIII WILLIAM PawweW, alld WILL/AM PARROT; L 'llll, Leicester-again, abatis& boat manalsottuers, Oct. 1 at lil t = Nov. 13 at 2. at BridagbalLagnat. Bola., Helms and New-lor ' Busted, and Bloossaith, Northampton ; off. emir., Edwards, Bala. brook-oourt. Wauan Harr, Old.sirset, Bt. Lraes, Bawled vletaallar. 'opt. 211 at und Oct. MI at 12, at BaeinklealLatreet. Bola., Youmans Plows, hark-laa• ; oQ ask, Las, Aidemanbary. FDWIED SQUIB; Kiegileampon-Hull, timber merehant, Oct. 17 and Nov. 7, at 12, at the Leads Own, at 11.1nrptoa-upon-Holl. bola, Lightfoot and Cs., likapiMm-npon.litol; of aside, Carrick, King- WILLIAM Haar Berm Birkenhead, Conhire, hop nearchent, Oct. and 12, at 11, at Liverpool Court. dol., Roby, Liverpool ; of. math Casanova, LiverpooL G.urs Araurrnts Brost; Bristol, carpenter, Oat. 1 and 30, at 11, at Bristol Conn. Bob, Brittaa and Bon, Briatcl ; off. nels.llloßar, Hr etoL INIOLVENT PETITIONER, S. Y. Oslo. Brammloy.iiiitiiimii.WaTo.:ice—E. L. Lay, Chest exanalltat. Iltanoll.mtiamto, attorney-at-law—R. aimamak Lower Sams& Barmy. corrama—C. T. Weer. Welliagtos.t - amber. WO. 111111111811 to ma outlaw-1 A. almslomett. Um Imavollar—J. Woad. Immanalt.romd.llmathwark. plialter —T. J Proansiglamm. Imtamat4masa. Oak rime —C. a. lemt Pesmammlarrommotil Adtoootammt. Wwat t ) stuff amtkare —J. W Wadsd. Batiwthatke,teatica J.lll. Memo. mammitisa mumat—P. Wm* Now Itimmiombwat. minimal, Maar, trforaiom mamba— T. IllormotS itisitinal.. _ . mamalaima mpat-7 . K . t . 41y, jaw. Batavia/gazes% W limaleratirer a at • *Di ivrao . a ltearem4lreat. shar-0. Pans*. Ilefekkera 111. taltisids. best malletterw—W. Dewier, Intaimigleas. Kingibed.roall. aimersdat traveller—P. aeaSa Sarre,. mitt—i. Y. Samoa. Bowitegipa Karbana OW, deslmarplet—J. 1111Upr, Doteet.etret +.l isietaaNtailarit—J. Ms& J. IL 111•Iddl. 110011461141111111.111. A1bi1 = aket heirs Cookies-3. *Wa•l,l itmadirllgens. bcat askar-1. pa. l:k edge•alzset, 'ltimoraert.esigjottratrara teltralmr— earth Wright. Pros; Mg gins, allashop m Landrer, BritaaMwtrese. Oeform.seed, drapes DIOLABATIONI OF DM:kW& Omni W Saida'-, Inaraddre swan cloth ataaarao tarer—lat 17s. fel..Ost. 2, sad airy. suteequeat esday. at PaWy limkstar. PATAKS MAXIM. Nanalmister, boot sad shoe &stet —ist et% wad of 4s. Oct. 9. mad any subsequeat Tuesday , at re ties. Wis. cheater. DIVIDENDS. . Od. W. J. Lhamesliar, Pb — a;ska - 71;;;e7Clerkenweil, end Letterset, hosed maims =mar—Oct. 9. IL Noboru (separate estate), lailor—Oet. L W. Piggott, Great treralea, Qualwidge shit puma shopkeeperoot. 9, N. WUlmott, Petarberoach, N tailor—Oct. 9. D. Ballet. Haas Bay, Kent, slip ,. J. alley, Derby, boiler ranker—Oct. 11. .1. Robson, Dadra. siller—Oct. 11. J. Damble, ;huaderlaad, Durham, cam monisdarff=t. to 8. IL Evans, Aberdare, Oloneratershire, grocer. be arlated, Mak 7/1 caws be shows tethaatalrery on tie day on meetly. OeL L W. Ilea* Queettetraa. Pimlico, Ileaseed Tian:mallet —Oct. 9. A. Garay Great St. Helen% City ship sad brutes.. broker— Oet. 10. T. J. Latimer, Brightest, bade; suollier—Oct. 11. T. Briggs, North Shield; Northamberl, grocer—Oat. 23. IL Hart, Went Hartlepool, Durham, wine and spirit merchant—Oct. 9. T. Freer, Leicester, via* and spirit assechaat—Oct. 9. A. Wiley, Derby, rope Dump!map. S. Stones and C. Di;;;;Bherlial — dTT — orkshire,l7; minutia:tams— & 0. Roberta sod S.R.Low, London, commission merchanta-0. P. P. Thaw, K. James, sad J. itoeswall, Enter, oil and enlounnen—P. MEM and P. IL Harris, MildenhalL Sottolk. surgeons—G. Brooke and I. A. Brooks, Lemienhall-rnarket, City, ion agents—C. B. Brerks sad E. Edwards, Plinth, o Bre brick mat ers— O.Clotee and B. Trasiore, Amon, Warrickahire, timber marchants— J. More and N. Worley, Birmingham, mercers—T. Morgan, E. J. and C. C. Morgan, Totteeduun.coort-road, soap makers, so twos regards T. Morgan—J. Adlam sod A. N. lierapath,Bristol,eo.- ders—A. Mann. P. Nichol.% and R. Grant; Aumintriare, City, am. Widen yeah—J. Webber and 0. Hairs, Milk-street, City, shawl pdaters—T. W. Rummell and J. Lister, Trafalgar-rows. Men mei magn-0. Henderson and J. Parker, York.beildnige, Bermoadiey, tallsre—J. D. 0. Ellis and J. T. Jorasa, Manchester, commission agents—W. Brown, W. Taos, and C. Ferrer, Saffogs.gram, South. wart, Sock raanutcturers—W. 0. Bradley, T. Potts, and C 6 TA Neweentle-upon-lyne. ship and insurance brokers. so far as T. Potts—W. N. Lloyd and 0. Oondridge, Aldermanbury.postern. City. umbrella manOsmurers—A. C. Coitebrune and V. Millet; King. street, Chaspaide, watchmakers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. lams Hangar, Glasgow, hotel keeper, Sept. 27, at Brown and Mac :pones Room, Glasgow. °colon Romersos, tilaegow, bolt manufacturer, Sept. 2s, at the Globe Hotel, Gisagow. Joss Irlimus, Aucheninsee and DalbeatUe, cattle dealer, Sept. 27, at tits Commerce Inn, Castle Douglr THE ROYAL ROAD THROUGH BT. JAMES'S PARK. (Prom Punch.) Sczni—A Castle in the Scottish Highlands. An Itxurranstre PAIR at Breakfast. _ 11Ins. Lodi (throwing clo3WntieFirnes). How very provokieg ! Illus. Consort (pausing in the sr 'cid!, of a venison pasty). Hein . . La. Where do yon think, papa, those stupid men propose making the new road across St. James's park ? Conn Mamma, 1 cannot conceive how they could possibly take a wrong direction. Ls. Would you believe it ? they are actually going to est the Park in two by a road to lead from Birdcaste.walk right through the gardens to a point between St. James's Palace and Marlborough House ! Cons. But they will have the ornamental water in their way. Alia Le. They are going to throw a bridge over that. Fancy ! Coss. What I est up those beautiful gardens, disturb their quiet, disfigure them with a greet unsightly bridge ? Oh, what 'bit went of taste sad judgment to create a nonsense and establish an eyesore in that delightful spot! La. So uesdlessly, too, since the proper line foe the new read is obvious. Cons. In frost of Bookingham Palate, of worse ? La. Undoubtedly. The railing would keep the traffic aufficieatly far from the Palm*, aed the sight without none would be agreeable. Cons. I like the sight of the noble British public. La. I should think you did—the dear, generous public Such a good, kind, delightful public as that I—to have one of ins favourite pleas of resort spoiled! Oh! I've no patience with that stupid board. Cons. The board must be a wooden board, La. (remonstratively). Oh! But it's too serious a matter for joking. What will our friends over the water think of such a barbarism? What will Napoleon say the next time he somas ? Fancy anybody proposing to him to bisect— isn't that the word I—the Plass de la Coueorde ! Coss. He would probably bisect the booby for his pains. La. Well—this thing must not be. Only think how happily we are situated in comparison with our friend whose name I mentiased just now, and others—all our headwork done for u—ao trouble beyond a little ceremony—wanting no arstificatioa that an opulent nation can bestow —we, surrounded with every comfort and convenience, must not allow et any interference with the pleasure and enjoyment of on: public. We can do no wrong, ourselves; and we won't, if we can help it, let others do it. Coe. A thoroughfare is front of the Palace would be so much pleasanter. How pleased I should be if yonder road, which• winds so far around our dwelling, could be brought within a shorter distaste, of oar window. What finer figure in a princely landscape then a picturesque peasantry ? La. Spokes with that feeling for the fine arts for which yen are celebrated. Well, es I said, we must put a stop to this. Pray write instantly to Sir Benjamin, and tell him we say so. Cons. I will, mine love, so soon as ever I hare done sty breakfast. Maim, Barr. 14.—Hor Majesty's steamer Del imits loft the Rondeteed daring the might, part of her ormr romslaing on shore. [Advertisement.} —TWO Surrizmatrrs GRIT'S wrra rue IVIZICLT DIAPATIEL.44IIIII Will: be unmated to MS petite Oa flosolay menu th e Sird InaMt , sad sootier on the Sunday follow- 1 Inc. Theo two oupplomonlik onslaustlan of tito m s shindy will contain mama pembelare of the Bbardment en the Reba end Nifekhelleewer, the Brantation of Se- I =llthe mall DelemMen of dm Itainm's That, the . any of the ' Ina ramp, med eablegeont meeemente—Orders way In shoo In Poirovonfton he Tema it Omalip, ea at the Mee of I OM s. Blopeltlelfo. laaMenML SHIPPING IN2IFLLIGSNOZ !BOA( the LONDON OAZITZJ, rowdily, 8 1L Sae. 6. The Que. has been graciously pleesed to a pointFrederiek Cisarreelse, Lg., now British V at Banisoen, to b. her Majesty's Omni for the ports of Beaesoort and Sinop. Barr. 16. _ _ _ The Galva has boos ii;aierio approve of Mr. Alfrod Falkaabarg ea Coaxal at Qaebes for the Kiag of Swedes sad Norway. DOWNING-STREET, Sur. 14. The Queen hi. bean plumed to appoint Caphda Drimooll Garet, R. 8., to Do eurveyor-genend of Ceylon ; Paul Ivy Steam, Esq., to In a palate judge of the Supreme Court of Ceylon ; and Richard Raw, Esq., to he home surgeon to the Colonial Rospital ia Port of Spain, Trinidad. CASITALT IS. Tam O'Shanter, fo r St. Thomism, in prom/ding to sea yea. terday, grounded near ithe Formby Lightship, but rase off on the flood and proceeded on her voyage.—Lieerpog, Sep. 18. Wandering Jew, hones to Akyab, has put into Queenstove, the mew mutinous and the mate stabbed.—larerpoal. &pt. 18. lavxmor, Sztrs LT FOllllOll Posas.---o.3tra Arkla Atalanta, and Orin, at Calcutta; Winograd, es Madre; Golding Star, and O wen P otter , at Calcine; Natal, at the Cape of Good Hop e; Hanna, at Pardee; troi. daunted, Hansa (e.), Commuter (a.) Tenariffe (le., for Malts), and Evangeltstria (for Sonynta), at Gibraltar ;Julie Zoe, at Rouen; Hobo, at Browarshaven ; Hasa, and press, at Helvoet ; antra*, and Medea, at Memel. ARRIVED. Assn lass-et Liverpool, September 13, hua1........ . y u . ki Somirranas-at Liverpool. September le, from „,„ i1i.....b.„ Awance-at 1/verpool, September le AUCINITA-et Gravesend, September IS, from ..........1r1ai1ey Anem-at Deal, September 17, from ........_Jameke A....us,_at °neap* September 16, horn...-. Artaided Bascon-at Bristol, 'September 17, from. .........oallipMl Bassum.- at Yarmoith, N., September IS, from. Sabena CATILIUXI ZWAN-at Deal, 17, tem Cells ComaeYoope-at Shields, im Se b e 17 frost Ma i m Cmantanos-at Li a, from. w To* C.Aaouse NIIMIMI- et ve =c4 lll =er le from.. New Orlon Dania. Waieraa-at Liner:, Septeseher 18, from....._lloobe Dastria-at Queenstown, tetaber 16. from -. ..... ... = tartan Eramarrz-at Queenstown, September 11, tram ...Miami Eartmoos-off Queenstown, September 16. from annoys (s.)--at Plymouth, September IS, from-W. C.of Abbe FIOLI Sierra-at Gravesend, September 18, from Alszashie Paaommona -at Gravemd, September 1e from. ebbs CI AZZAPII..4I6 Liverpool. September 18, Mewl. Gmr. WILTIIIIIII-111 Gravesend, September 17, kro-Ifoldemia Gimes MID Locv-at Deal, September 17, from QM. lIMILIDINI-at Teignmoath, September 17, from UMW, linsace-et Falmouth, September 17, from Bio perry HYNDIRPOLD-St Oresessk. beptember le, from Nail lisarnma-at Newport. IL, September 16, from ... pa s ter...,...H A r-at Glemeester, September 17, trom...omitaatlmple 'VILNA-at Gravesend. September 18, from. Semi JAAJO4-at G. September 16, from „Jami e Use BwAwrcet-ea September 17, fr0m......-.llename LTDIA-et Dual, Ilepeember 17, from Colombo LA Pura-et Fammall. ilemmatter 17, Irma.... .......... ..-.Bmes Lkoopos-at Greemeek. nelese M. hum- ..... -.Amok Loup J. Romesm-se Geweessal. lesplambur 18. tram /Maki* LADY OcrATTA-at Osiveiesd. Serember le, hiss LTDIA.-11t °MINA Ibigtffaber 1 . from .......esbay ikm* LT-at Laverpcol. BOVAIIIIIVir 18, frees L'Permarra-at Limped. September le. from „7= Mnieram.-at Gravesend , September 18, fr o m .„.....m. Luis Mama T JULIA-It Gramma. September 13, fr0m........... Cattle MART-at Newport, M September 16, front _, Ms Maur Euzsarrw-at Plymouth, September 11, from /serehr MART Slum- et Shield; September 17, trom Adidas Mama-at Swansea, September 16, from Glbeelta Moors Banos-at Southampton, September 17, from Woke ODIC-et Liverpool, September le, from .... -..liondolas Pamen-at Liverpool, September 18, from-. Amiga Panel-at 8 September 16 from Cate BA,eimat-at September 15. from ...... ..... ....... Cadls itereotm-at Limiest. September IS, from.... ......... ..... Gemmel RIMAO-at Liveepsi, September le, fr05a..„.............. Way Bosomy-at aqp6mber 1 7 . from liksb. Snits-at _ IS, from alensfrla Sr. LAwammes-st SISM 1 1 INMer , from-Ifiltlet 11.11. Piero Sms-se bet 111. from-- ... bleb Tann -at QesimMesms. Illeplember 16. from at..Bteremts Taman (s.)-,mlSwatlempfres. Serember 15, tram West ladles Tansy-at Gram ma, September 13, from eeykm Tomas-at Gemased, September 15, from-- ..... Hammy Userao-at !marred, September 13, from bisurttlei Veretsr-at Orameed. ilsrsolberlB. Sm.-- ... Ikeekel Wrtmtan APDlosars-at rui. September 17, fros -Barbidas S•ILBD. ANISTLICII—from Liverpool, September 18, to Grime Aims *en Baum—from Hartlepool, September 17, to—Alcune* Amesom—from Newport, H. September 13, to Rio hail% Amms—from Welds, September 17, to Smotione (n)—from Greenock, September 16, to C'zt = Ikniesansusx—from Grareeend, September 18, to Bream lismusim Howeso—from Newport, Id. ' Sept 18, 63 Imam& lb C.ermemes Juluxo—from Swum% September 16, to Madero Commies—from Strantem, September 16, to Ronda CEYLON—freak Liverpool, September 18, . OR DICTATOR-from Liverpool, - 'l3eriterober 18, to Salk; Emir te.)-trcen Liverpool, September le, to Gam Parras - from Cardi ff , September 13, t0.."..........00n0taatima1e Exam-from Gravesend, September 18, .. Smarm-from Cardiff, September 18, to Gaeta - from Liverpool, September 18, Geese Drae 111.-from Cardiff, September 13, to = Meant-from Cardiff, September 15, to lisueom-from Cardiff, September 18, ..... Malmo' ILMINIZTTA -from Gravesend, September 18, t07........ff0rr= LOSIN LAIRD-from Gravesend, September 11, to JANE AND Meer-from Mull, September 17, to. der Joao Low-from Liverpool, September 18, to Yule OP TIES fearer-from Newport, M., September 13, tooi= Laz-Iraq Plymouth, September 13, to Samna Lama Pizo -from Newport, M., September 13, to Hoban Lome-trim Cordiff. September 13, to COmetantimple Lame-from Cardiff, September 16, to Samna Lime Neu-from Newport, M., September 13, to Gibraltar Maze-from Newport, M. September 13, t 0,.... Dorms Hear Moo-from Newpor t , September 13, Alexaadria Menomar-froanQrseematown, Septembers 6, to Stals thorax Mae from Dover, September if, to Vilimem NIZINIIS-from Liverpool, September 18, to... Cape oft:Mod Hope Orminamies-from lisrtlepoo4 September 17, t0...........5urima50 Oran (a.)-from Liverpool, September 18, to Penmen RovAL-from Liverpool, September 18, . .11414 PANDORA-from Oravemard, September IS, to OOMMOINISSM ltmemes Dsv-from Swansea, September 17, to ......... .....Gera Sown. Wars-from Liverpool, September 18, to Adablea 81LINTRIA-from Liverpool, September 18, to Qafloe Seems M.-hem Liverpool, September 18, to Sea Lana-tram Liverpool, September 18, to ..... New Tart fienewou--from Cardiff. Sel water 15, to Hansa* Sean Vu-from Gloucester September 17, to Wallow Sarre Down-from Gravesend, September 18, to DOS TRANSPORT 175-from °reverend, September 18, to Ghee Tresessue-from Cardiff, September 15, to ....... Waroono-from Hull, September 16, to Ccustaatisople Wan-from Shields, September 17, to Admiral, from Newport for Quebec, Sept. 9, lat. SO N., lon.lo W. Ann Mlle, Thome, from Hartlepool lot Port Wakefield, lat. 7.53 174 lon. 22.42 W. Ann Boaby, from Ceylon for London, Sept. 3, lat. 35 N., !mil W. Buembalus, from Liverpool for Adelaide, let. 7.58 N., log. 22.41 W. Ciampi:a, of Liverpool, for Santa Maths, Sept.', lat. 47 N., teL IS W. F. C. Clarke. from Calcutta for Liverpool, July 22, lat. 10 N., IM. 23 W. Felix, from Newport for aloe, Aug. 24, lat. 12 N., Be. 25 W. Hydaapes (barque), from eldelds for Coquimbo, Jane 13, 89 days eat, Cape Horn fa .W. by N., distant 30 intim Labelle, from London for St. Helena, lat. 9.27 N., los. 21.23 W. Lord Byron (barque), for Quebec, out 20 days, Sept. 1, lat. 48. II N., lon. 45.03 W. illaylower (barque), July 20, from Portland Bay (Auatralia) for Lim. doe, 73 days out, lat. 1.14 8., lon. 27.30 W. Nang from Llverpool,or Adelaide, Sept. 11, lat. 31 N., la. 7 W. Town of Boss, from Calcutta for Liverpool, Sept. 10, lat. 45 N., M. 11 W. Vlrego (brig), freak Demerara 'Joe Leedom, Sept. 3, 1 .43.33, km 37.33. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. ElliTliff. OOTTON.--13ept. 13, at Sontiwiek:place, Hyde-park, the wife of 111 Cotton, Esq., of a son. DUNCatt.-Bept. 13, at Kinsale, the wife of Captain DUneak Wed Cork Artillery. of a eon. EYSTON.- •- - mmo. the wife of 0. B. Ityriaor 15, at Eackston.eqww., Esq., of a daughter. fOPILIBK.--gept 14, at Hallam. Kent, the wife of T. Bookish, Elk of a daughter. LEE.—Sept. 14. at Cadopn-place, the wife of J. B. Las. ral.. of a eon. PONTICEX.—fIept. 13, at Denbeigh, Haiaraere, Surrey, the wife of W. Pont(.:, Eq., a/ a eon. UNOTOL—Sept. 15, at Bose-hill, Bowdon, Cheshire, the wile Of A. Simeon, Esq , of a (laughter. WlNK.—Sept. 17, at Bighbury-aracent, the wife of Mr. 1. 0. Wing of a daughter. ---- BERLYN—MENETRLER.—Sept. 13, at St. Margaret's, Westminster. by the Rev. M. Davies, M.A., P. Balm Esq., of Rotterdam, W Emily Ailed, eldest daughter of E. *mender, Erg, of ARNO tunes, Hyde perk. CLIARLISWORTH—DOLTGLASS.—SeptI3, at St. Mary I St. PaDeno, by the Hen. E. Stuart, ALA., F. Charleeworte, 4ll = Stoke Newington, to Anna Maria, d.ughter of the late J. K. Dag. lam, Esq., M.D., of Antrim/. BASSARD-01BB.— Sept. 13, at the Parish Church. RAW" if the Rev. P. Mastard, the Nev. E. Hassanl, Rector of Bellycehmos and Prebendary of Limerick, to Mary Anne, daughter ot the kis& ono, Eaq., of Bueeia.raw, Landon. PLUM ETT—BORRISR.— Sept. 13, at Dltchling, Sussex, by the C. H. Boren, W. Peskett, EN., of Peterslield, to Anna, (WIWI"' the late J. Boner, Esq., of Peterabeld. WATSON—BROWN.—Sept. IS, at Balsamic Church, Sotnenebbko 8. M. Weblud• E. 81.. of Lincoln's -Inn, and the Rectory, Olui Snoring, Norfolk, to Charlotte Augusta, daughter of the Bel. J. Brown, Rector of Batcombe, Cum-Upton-Noble, &Menet. WEEDON—WINTERI3OTRAM—Sept. IS, at the Parish Murtha Stroud, Clowmatershlre, by the Re.. O. Proctor, M.A.. R. Weed ,1 4 Eaq., of fdllverton Court, Somerset:4llre, to Wien Mao, dead... of L.. Wuitaboth.un, Iraq., of Stroud. DRATHS. BROWNL-Bept. 15, at Lute eche-hall, Balop, Dorothy, wider of Ookeel L. Browne, late ot the 21st Ftutileers, aged 91. CAMPBELL.—Sept. 14, at Alexander.street, Westboanse-parll , Dh 2l _, Anne Geraldine, daughter of the late H. Campbell, Esc., 2,0 . Ilighlaaders, and granddaughter of the late Major-Gen. C. C. Cu* . bell, Subteen, N. 8., aged M. COIIAM.—Bept. 14, at Dona-place, Partman.equare, Brearma.llo wife of L J. Coham, Ere. CORBET.--Bept. 13, at Braneepreth Coat* Durham, Sir A.,. Cte• bet. Bart., aged 61. HORNBY.—Beet. 14, at Winwielt-hall. Lantrashire, the RV. 1. le Hamby, aged ill. ICIMPS.—Bact. 13. at Stoke-hill, our Exeter, Sarah, the wits Knape, Req., aged 26. SING. --Wept le. at Mount-etreet, Grestenor-muare, Alicia. TO' ° I Captain J. W. King. ICIRICKAIL—Sept. IS, at Ryde, Isle of Wight, Louisa, the beloved edge of Joseph Kirkman, tteo., of Boho.equare. OSBORNE:Sept 15. at Btighton, General 12. B. Osborne, H.S.I.C.Bet Pengelly-boase, Huts, aged Sr. BRERLET.—Auguat 29, at Cihlr, county Tipperary, WO g ad ' Wrigley, late of Frederic's-street, Grey's-tusroad. WARD. —ll4lO. 16, J. Ward, Esq., of Willey.plate, seer larshanle *VAT& WHlM—Sept 17, at Br. Marforced, Cancebury, J. J. Whilet 15•11 of Loyd's, aged 45. ---------------- Misdeed yebilbed by WrialAn Kum lILio. et $0 S. j. ZW area, ta the City ot Loodoo. Punta. at do Ofiles, Is Mewl- is Me lleaiiii id Wbaliiiiiirldginiaii. Ogruxima MISS&