The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-06 00:00:00

1 1 , 4.--„,..„,:t.:,..,.••=,.._.....,.k.....„-- .. • ......_. ~,.. ~. %.-.. . f 1 1111 .rt . • . ~ LONDON, WEDNESDAT - EVRNING, NOVEMBER 6, 1850. [THREEPENCE. - . 8.A., Bwiatness, `..t. Trim.; vaa- /*" .7 • C ol 4<a6---er--Abs fr.-se i • 4 ,-...-6-?_ .../.' .., • ..., '',"", s--• 0 • . ••••• .. / .- .• ' 4,...e. No. 1,310.] 1 ..- . 1 " AM LIFE UHANCE COMPANY, UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. I EN"r" e cad leendarese. go UNlVlliiurr or Loultos.-Baciinott or Arm, I Wm Orme thftrasselMLAND. PAIL , 1.1.1110.-ParstDretstow-4M Coll.; •!, sad FITIWIIAJLII PAIL, Atezesig Andwasu. Olaskast Coll.; John Perdue Bid- ` va.resteeel• -1104 Ilm 's t ra, ' Mo. lialisselly c.d.= coney, west of Busload . 1 itilliCkleL Dloweasse ; James William CeeradCen, , one pus past e neq., cisolmea. Wesley Coll., Pg = .R•bert William Elsa, Spring Mg ' 4,- ; ;;Gg mealtLET HARMON: Agape.* Cleillded. COIL ; VelUNg Blanchester (New) • Joshua ! o , t;e me eared bl u r Otanee. usidie ldla 38 3 40 •0 8181 If Ill" Girling Pitch, Tfeivegally OW. ; Wil li am Flouter, Wesleyan ! dilinali. Coll. lan., Tannest Samuel Linden Fox, Ileiversity Coll.; Tl ii ••if f ".., metet e d g eeet k s me ass mob masum .....st wows Pa, Iletwelity Coll.; William Giles, University • l '„ , gme et pilese le Ilia soma mend pole= toneless CAL Mend andeet Glenville, Spring Hill Coll. ; Wil- P l ' l. Ira Giesehew, University Coll ; Innis Otani. 1 i ii the ProgriaMlLMlti OM ?NMI Pala elm d mom Lalrd w z a tai • Imo flaysoof t, Stepney Coll.; Dagitt ea ...tett wial as Ss semis,. Coll., Caunidge • Edward Hont,Usiveridty Ordl , in`l'l alr 111-711.- tee ~.. eitm i le.l.l.l alilhaild.. " ll /lam' and 0411. Or Wien Fiseel Haudell;tlDiversity Coll. (Coward); es worweisegg low nem Lt r - -- senii ie as millonLeate dram Mem WM. Mowry Farthing Inman, Corp. Oa. Coll., Cambridge; sallausd amp gm Mies emend ie he Seem Ceertnersase oal.; Coulee Remedy, Stny. . mot Sew heat OWL ; David Rimier Universiee Coll. (Coward) . Unmet sesseadeesesesitemedimiers, edillesendesan theme Madan(, eon y i th Cott ; i t. .. A iluti...; Is ell gum where • agigl report in en" lbe hi heal to the Calamity Coll.; Petrick O'Donoveh. fit Patrick's. Car. e l * Ada tellemlalle, mete In ems eaL oa low; Hry Oliver, Caermarthen Coil.; Richard Payne, /l fm by war of in Board et Otreems. litembenot Coll.:_ flossy James Piggott, Wesleyan Coll. LOU= MOSS, Manger. Int., Taunters ; Thome Porter. Somohiaret Coll.; Thomas Joseph Power, St Patna Carlow • Francis Jane Roo- f p - UNIT FLOWER ROOTS. - THOMAS F. coe, University Call.; Jobe Illmisaa 'Salter, Ring's Cow ; MOMS% Imeerter of Dela Una Mina ewe Healea. Hairy Robert !lina er, skafe.cen.; Allred Daniel Sprang', beans MAW. 2. Cbeetalleidelmst. Salelemee• &mem* 1661 University Coll.' &moil Deets Waldy, Washy Coll. seer reedy fa serJeg eat Ms eateloriged Uwe, esetelehm- Bbellield ; Jobe Weaned, Meehan Cali. • Wiliam Hal ; I St Vine newel If n lime_ _____...fg,uok- Whim Cheskent Coll ; James Churn Willearree Univ. U Mas mod meal Telt& II 6 ' . '"""' --6---- Cell,. Jams Ansley * Wild, Wesley Coil., Shsfiteld'; John 11 It Inn mime derelions. 11 L ui rs&riseps. le chime msest Come. B. Wieteshotliam, Cale. Coll. ; Rick. Wright, Rias's Coll. ; is Flee mend Miremegee. NI Creme. 19100 ND DITISION.-Tlteftee System Bayne', Baptist U Flee nonnergrergaAegnellear Cell., Bend; William Rebhan Mottifiry,lleivenity Coil.; ‘.. l ' IS A c l i fireerallinia e rnet i rst. =Os! ; - • . lidirend Josiah Evans, c • mobs*, hag or conk or e atI:011 of reels orders should to gest imuegfaely. : Jobe Ivan, Weems OulL, Plywod' • William r , itiglthery Cell. • George Hell, Chastain doll. ; Henry Hot. AEOISTER AND ALL OTHER STOVES.- des, UelversitiCell. ; Jobe Lemma, Stanyliont Coll.; . • WILLIAM S. BURTON'S in= et BIOMES nil sass Willis. Henry Pollard. Univeniry Coll. ; George Short, 1 7 40 in s Wilk big 0111 larked 10 thr .0110 7 is Imell o2oo 0 1 . _. Samar, Dell. • John Hardwick Seni•h, Mighbery Coll. • it , oo lty and watery of deeraa. ask worevsswal rm oard° ll66 °. al ROAM BleylUesisg, Wesley Coll., Sheffield ; Joesph &eel! 11 7 .:k , 7l ‘ o . 2okku n too llterr oo t , poi Wi11 em "... 1 . 1 . 04. 7 . = ini i " ) :: brer6, Ciesshaat Cull.; Joseph Waite, Chestnut CAL e I .. ,t tun, Ita le& to SU Us.; Dregiesl , amide', with XFORD, Nov. 6.-ALL SOCL COLLIDE ELIO- t ,• ~ '... ~ here Ts. Os AL; meet Tana hew Mt taw Is; dats. lioa-This mooning the Hoe. Zinn Berkeley Portman, a , • • ....mon oniablablib Rego Ms. to R 7 711.: Mr* lotoa. from 8.A., and Mr. Henry Fortesene Seymour, B A., of Ballot :. •.-. . t t. , !4 4 a. eltwatfies__-_ mild other r " 6 "' dd l' 66161 " 11 College, Mr. Arthur Naval Cut, &A of Bras/nose Col- s • • ....ad KAMM lenges mem km. age, sad Mr. James (Manus Ryder. 8.A., of P.mbrokie a fIU ILERY, WAIIMANTED.-Tba moat varied Collem were elected probationary Snows of All ilools Col. 11 111 U atet.Antent of TABLE CUTLERY Is tie veld, A fisnied b egh. T he .... woad= 'woun d. , tta e ow ., of afl. mom k es..ef el date N KA* aod 116 "°°)* * aad " 66 ° 164 ' 6 61 , 8 6161 " psalms& who an candidates for honours. a WILLIAM 6. BURTON'S, se, Oirmaerreet„ omen Mew- - Fr al ~_ . 14 .... pd . g u t . ... am . LAIMBILIDOR, NOV. 5.-A LI/0 or PERSON, WHO O ~....,.....,et. and ss. ~ euvinaa•sts,., at la t, , ~ , ,,y b.,.. a U. UMW. 01 the meek *MA tweryokendied ZAVE PAIS= THE VOLUNTAST TugoLoolcAL SziounA- • t ,,,,, , 0 ,..., with high enoeldera, NO Per dorsi dug" to molds. TION, 1860.-Ensoineis : J. A. inmate, D.D., Trio., Re 10 n.. : .1 7. tulaiste, l♦ per down elm: rerun, id. pd. pm lan lall& gas Problem of Divinity ; J. J. Blunt, 8.D., fit John's, ea ~,,.. n nail Pr - Ped ‘e. w 23 ° P u ry ddami keit if t = s oh las °,7 6 ,.... thir , argues Predawn of Divinity.-A. Aitken' B A., St. s".g.. f 4.„ "el ; ciiiim , 4 /••; ' W ee te . ye b•cl e „ ye; bush 1,17,, b o o we ete re me g e . Jane.; W. Amos, 8.A., Trio. ; J. B. Audio, BA , Bt. a d ^. , ru. ' . 1 , rt ta • earn" fa 60. ; Mhos., teme la mi. John's ; Han. D. Astlay, M.A., Trig. ; L. R. Aire, 8.A., 0 as It.. : are.t won of plated decant knives see forts. Inessesandather- Emm. ; G. Ayres, 8.A., St. John's ; J. G. Bean, 8.A., NI 1 ,4, ...I of the new plated Ash Mean IS eikkork Aka s p ry Cain ; H. Beek, 8.A., Trio .; Le C. Balleine, 8.A., Trio.; is ... nnseet of wort preludes , . egioreeN.d llollll6 bi° l ,___Cia?l_ , W. Barbara, 8.A., Peva. ; J. F. Bassett, B.A , Caine ; Is ... 1 • d prier... shut Ib an sae lee whil'it Ma ""°' .... 8. 110011101, B A., St. Jahn's; J. Beechen°, 8.A., Queens' ; P , ..'.brim! for TON than a Tannin' • century. El I'.. Wei Warned for every err& sot e gg enegi IL G. W. Besse, B.A. ' II Ban ; B. Bennett, 8.A., Ca*. ; se itet.,:ed Catalogues, With eft raviegs. is intAl is el very In Aa. R. H. bickeell, M ~ Regd. i J. Blanchard, 8.A., Trim. ; SO a mere •stiele, snt per post) fres. R. Y. Blathwayt, 8.A., Trio. ; W. B. Bliss, B A., Trio. ; re t ; ii.j.j.tm s. BURTON (We Rlppeit end Dertea w o 4 oXPOßD- R. A. Bloutedad, B. Trim. ;8. J. Soddy, BA-. St. a ti LW. corm ror Neerman.treet ;mg No.', NI drIM AT. John's • E. Roden 8.A.. St. John's ; F. Borrodaile, 8.A., MI Established la Wellnetreet, Ingo Ta n. ; 'B. W. Benne, 8.A., Queue' ; W. Bowles, RA., go • - - tes 0,,,! MOK Y CH I MNI F.S.-N0 CURE NO PAY.- Corpus ; M. K. &eller. B & St John'. ; W. F. Brame, eel OIT %DT"; P.CreN r iteotsTEß ORATh is a ordain cum b e BA , flidn A. Brooks, 8.A.., litt. Joha's ;C. F. Beckley, . n. i... eti ; i; .. 3.. ,,,,, o beeottod sleet g ee, cad to ea 'tan 8.A . ., Corp s :el J. H. Botcher, ll A , EMIL ;W. Botcher, .1 1 1. e. tr want re ordinary grate. The mere of Wag it le wry 8.A., Sidney ' P. Butler, 8.A., Tea. ; A. Bottemer, 8.A., ea n 1 ore. To be MA MI obtained at the Me mannfrearer, J. IL Boma ; A. N. Butterworth, RA., St. John's ;O. eminent, 1 0 e I.•ti 404 111, Oderdwirest (Ms &alle era' et liefesearceo. 8.A., WC t W.P. Campbell, 8.A., Qoolllll' ; F. Carroll, teas a t rd,n. &A., Claist'e ; G. Carter, RA , Nu. ; E. H. Costley, ma BA. Emus. • E. Chadwick B A., St John's ; 0. R. ✓e I)t.' w N u N:S Ilse ARUANI ) L . AMP OIL, 4e. 6c1...p: lAity c si espi ll ic • i f . ruk i C. . 1 / 2 1 / .. . C i rpziti i ii i. 8.A.,. ? f a r ts .; les-T to lea emmehel by the r= mod WITT. la 5 e 7 616066616 I'd the C. J. Clay, 8.A.. Tile. ; O. Cli ' neent, RA., Pet. ; C. F. every n ow t mar, hese Agatiie, INI ery deteription of ctrot oil - is ! ~,.. i .,,w hetreo gios igi, Re Ames and brilllawy of bt, 1 66,.. Cobb, BA., Trim. ; D. Onset, B A ,Cdr • li. J. Cole- bia hd , • •• • Ara matt, narrate potty. es it win sot corrode the moot 11102. 8.A., Corpus ; J. CoUng, BA., Si. Jobs.; C. T. tin . imp, 'renter economy In the skewing dm csamption coin- Comber, B.A , Jesus ; Lord A. Comptes, M.A., Trim- ;B. i, ,lea oil., land not ehillinb with the Coll. Hal( s inure Cotton, 'B A., Trio. •T. Cos, M.A., Trio. •D. Craig, 8.A., Id . : “,. v.st , &lib red freo orven Intle..- Sold way genolne by MIN B t. Jobe's; W. B. b aby, 8.A., Bt. John '. ; ! F. Day &A., Id pi • N asoi ("0., al aisrehants, 30. ennoastrem, Uty. itt. John's; R. Dar. a A., King's ; H. Day, 8.0. L., TAn.H.; egg KALYDOR, kr O.W. DLias D 7 Do Lisle, B A., Trim ; W. J. Denman, B A.. Celli.; ' 1 ) LA D l ES.-ROW LAN 1)W Sidney tt..s,ii end mm 1,4.1 1 ,111. Thla Oriental Ishemle prepersolen. T. Drew 8 . A., • BA ' rat ' ' 1. - _..._ • ••• I, •is t,-n on be pores and admits orereger7 looloaa or ate, &A , J. B.Dodd, B.A , Sidney; N. Dunne. WA , Erna. ; ; J. Eddowss, 8.A., blvd.; (WI. al. Itolul'ilwa ing" th• "°, __,'"el , 441 / . .......T 0fteeh t . /..di nb ee b eL t°lB- F. M. Ent B A N T Every, B • Clare; flaws as., aryl dub rtfirtually uompsho E velyn, . ~ Trill.; . . ~ : , i ..., new. ~ d o .,garet.ons, awl other egtenerregiidtedgns.Thi C. Farewell, &A , Pet.; H. B. FendaU, B A.. Sidney; c al Wren it inuarol to the cheek, sad the Whim gag Asissay E. Ferrier, 8.A., Pembroke B. J. D. Fin, 8.A., Csim; E iamb It M1ik1.1 , .. 11w1u.nd. and lbw+ maw il Iltalemall,_.._,,, 0. V. Garland, 8.A., Tan.; B. H. Gibson, 8.A., Trio.; eon Ude. 6 1 111111 or "• oft''r iha`laTt will "UMW l."'"'" nn Hon. G. R. Gifford, MA , Caine ; B G.lder, BA , St, eel esirreere el the elan, end render It 'aft, UM" grel li =t. IT John's ; F. O. Gill, 2 A., Trio. ; 0 G. P. Glossop, 8.A., lak 'l.l. fit awl ere id, .n bottle-Sewer w e i l d ream Mg The ~,,,,i h, , sew . hee the „ verde n Ihe ig g =z a ile , Trim.; J. Goofier, 8.L., fir. John's, C. H. Goan, 8.A., lade none.- ...hi be A. ROWLAND and BONI, Ilk Trim.; T. Greene, BA., Bt. Joiner; W. F. Oreendeld, bean, sh.l b 3 oh dualists and perhtniani. 8.A., Petah.; T. T. Orient, 8.A., Clare; R. 8. Goblins, 8.A., St. Jobn's • W. H. Gunny, BA. Trio ;C. J. O 'felt' ENCY -1 , 1 V E Y EARS' NERVOUSNESS, Hague, BA., St. John ' s ; C. H. lialcombe, it.h., Queen's; CII I.4l.tipatinn, I,Aige.tion. and Debility, from whin 1 had R. Hall, 8.A., Christ's; W. Hamilton, BA., Ten. ; H. Ms • .u. 0-4 en-a nit. ry, nod whir hno molt Inecoald rebore se Mien, Hannaced, f1.i.;.L., Clare; E. Hannan, &A., Celia ; C G. SC 1.,,, I nn effectually clued b) I .1' II %RR A'S R EVALENTA ABABICA 1.44), in orrery san time.-tar. K. Kee.% Pool Anthony, Tim- Harvey, 8.A., ;St John ' s; C. H. Heath, BA. Chaste' ; F. G. Henley, 8.A.. Trio.; R. J. Hillier, M.A., Trio.;. at t n.'" .I.obl years' ilyearrna, nareouttneaa, &Way, will enterna„, r; sow, .eel inuva, r 0 olden my servant had consulted the advias T . llealeta B-&-. We. ; W. C. &elide. B•&. TM.- i a..horn efleetssily reuisred by DO BARRY'S anima 0. F. Hods ' ers, &A., Rem. ; F. J. Holland, Rd, The. ; Mary. lam a &an-owing l'und in a very .bawl Unit.-)ter. Jabs W. Ilreell, W. linwm, 8.A., Christ's ; 11. D. Hubbard, H.A., Cain; /10 te.Pain,sitt•t=ef. N.a . o . a" "'Three Yew's' rabaa•Dm lhaTT•somb W. H. Insides, RA., Ram. ; G. C. Irving, B A., Si. odbrio..'a gab 111 1 1 ! n o4 if ft arm, awl pear( ~_d•bilitY• wilt t i t John's; A. A. Dews, 8.A., Corpus ; R. L. Jew's, 3 C.L., e '''' Wi 1" " a"." 'do, b 66 6 " '6“."7 remand " DO Clare. P. J. Jamesee, BA., Caw. C. B. Jenkins. BA., _6 1:11.1 1 , n„.„„....,„,,„„F001-Alen. Mort, Arehdesese of .. C. A. „ skim. B.A. S .. jaw. ; P.O. y.,,,,5, W.•. ininlierers."-514.1 la bawd via, with MI imenetices, Wen Ilkot aft. td.; Int., 64 te. oil.; tin., et 1 ta.; im e at lts. mi q fil . kaan. ;H. W. Joan, 13. A., Ten. ;B R. Reese, Om n rani cinity, int.., at sh ..• sib.. at 2216-DU MART Tee d &A., Trim.; W. W. Kirby, 8.A., Jobs' ';Quietens W. Kirkby, ion = I. New Itondoetreet, Loadra.-The 10 gad UAL whip tie. B A . . Jong; 3. Kirkland , 8 . A., s t . s; j . B . L ew. - - - - - -8. A., St. Joke's; C. Lea B.A , St. Joha's • A. A. LODI . Wig H U rL i tl it it, B in A B at t le lid. C , ATL I' S,. al. RANT COUOLi r ra, B B t : Q...... gJ. , u. ;; B . Maltr e l s t, .k. 118A-C.lllnii;; W. W !Arra Inthertn mane to I. :own in their beds. tie reneeling gem , i 7:1.: . 8 .A. ; P d.; 0 . L . Marvel , 8 . 4 Tie s.; B . *L AB : Mull m lf,t ard ok. p, prom..., a a tree elpsiblirlideS. la flianlnaly ego. BA. eateme . ; C. man se ... B A., 8 0. , W. j . if ... 1 . 0 .,: insure wanes , , Bel cop •4 ne,othie r r. ge, sert ip =gree meg* ' 1 '''' B L.. St. Tam's; J 0 Millar, B.A , CUM'. ; T. D. XiaiNer, retie, iallmeß., Isur-es's, hism , me ewsoh , k i te s b hen will Metis.lly i -.. 4,1.1; it. -op.viorits owe Mem af 8. .L., Maid. ;J. Maser, B. A., Cath.; A. Stoney, 8.A., St. I l l e John'slr D. Mountffeld, &A., St. John's ; G. 2. 1 110a15, &A., 11: e.guti medicine la frp .L. 54.1 be Using wed C1..014 ond Arrtoon, krg•rtn. t, Cheer:de; goil di ion" In betas it Corpus ; H. Mene m B A., Beam ; Hon. L. Melville, M.A., .= i ''' I ' d ' '''''' •••`• 94 " 6 ' ''''' 6 L -1 / 6 12 Megd. ;R. J. Newby, B.A , Cam's •J. Newham, BA. In d'1.11 ., lILACK Cl gRANT WWII sumo. del de oat as Berm.; A. D. McGhee, B A.. Pa. ;'W. T. Nunn, &A., ma ter...Ad tr. !verdure en lagitglalgo asb• - -- . Jens ; E.B. Giver, &A. Corpus ;G. A. Orman, 8.A., pdi N KWB, NEWS, NEWIL-Th. Bast, . corpus; J. Owes, EI.A., 'Trio. ;J. 8 &edify, B A.. fit = urtviyg el = Jolus's • I. H. Percent', 8.A., Corpus ;R 8. Pktipott,B.• , fic;iros e L = l p s sit ing =4 4 l l &Odemes al the very Cult. ;0. S. Fulham., B A., St. Join's ; A. Potter, 8.A., S S as talettlenes toll Ws swing et aws sn Wind So Bt. John's; J. Potter, 3A , Pet.; T. J. Potter, B.A.,Tria. ; Sas "' C , L 1 1 en , Mara Idellellt&e_lal dim dedd. middidi dO, F. Prescott, BA , Trio. ;J. Prestos, 8.A., Tris. ;J. " WO . :;'•. This ef am rllm & FIIII II " ' I T emlida, Forams, M.A., Chris.: H. F. Ralph. 8.A., iris. • H A. i - -. weir tee pen. Prise any Us= post Nee. girt three 1.-. - 4-enge te Advald ulas, If e . o ego. Uses. se e Rank BA., Tide. ; H. R. Remo*, B A .Trill. ;G. Ria- ,, • ~,..... c a l soch. ea owner et MEV 1•••• egret. dote, BA. Eme. ; W. J. Riehardson, &A., Carpus ; W. B. Italie:Lee. B A., Trio.; R. P. (deaden's. 8.A., Jens ; Al DR CULTIRWELL'iI RIK MAIM R. F. Scott. BA, Tris._; H. D. Y. Boat, B. A., Trio. ; M. Is. M. by peg le. AL. H. Scott, &A., Cain ; R. &denial, B A., Tria ; T. San. 'Os& I;NJOYMEN'T of LIFE. see, 8.A., Cada.; A. B. Simpson, 8.A., Coins ; F.A. Smith, W. I 4 “Illes:th, nereation, mil nasal am et nes." RA., Qnsse; G. F. Smith, 8.A., Trim. ; Car. Smyth, &A.. • - "see: tt ,, le Mons - drdol a°4 edam'''. anal Ele ' r- Imes ;C. Stephenson, B A., Peak. ke ; A Bwinburee, net .. n..essit the Environs of loodom-Tlas Perks. Leek Tore= 8.C.1. - . Corpse; F. Belie. BA , Beim. •R. Taylor, &A., i . d., Igo Bomb, cad new plaint* pieseo-Orastry h edge. -he Ss' a London at night-8.401 Wile lee - ;F. Tharp. B A., Eat ;J. F. Arms, 8.A., Trim; v , ... 1.,..m. ..,, E...., Drinking, Mewing, ilethimi. Alf, lat. C l77 l a;y, 8.A., Clare ; 0. Voight, BA , Clan: G. Wad- . 36.1, Yawns, 1.ce , i.10. , n. SC. e.fr gum, B A., Ram ; C. J. 8. Walker, 8.A., St John's ; 111.AtiMLN 1.. Ittla the MOUNTAINS. 1 elk , lamb; by pca. C . J. Wall, RA...Pet.; C. J.Watarhouse 8.A., 8L John's; 21 IC ts. to. W. Wiliam, B A., Cages ; T. W. Weskro, 8.A., Christ's ; Tot I. -A Volt to the Iskre -Sketch Of idlaborgii, ha. Vol. 11-lie Lama Sole-!team-liennnesse d NAM, he. W. Whaley, 8.A., Christ's ;J. B. Whitiog, B A., Cam; AVM nor, d itto l & e. I In Palk IL Id" WIIAT t... I. IT, DUNS. mad AVOID. H. Wnitley, 8.A., Quin' • B. B. Whyte', B A., Trill, ; Aim B. Williams, RA., St. John's' W. Wilson, B A., Catk. • mid •rhat an arm. 'ears and ten oar emu cool ran." T. Wiltshire, 8.A., Trin._; C. 'Wing, B A , St. John's ; F. ..._ ..5 1110 1 0 1 A popular orbs or Janet wary taw OMB MI 1111111) alit. C . W oo dbomo 8.A., 8.. j o bs% • 0. W. w oo d ei B A. i St it ester '''' : ' 4 " ill ' a•l ' l " It ' and min*" taatthaltaL that IN "'" 1 " Jokes ; J.C. Wright , 8.A.. Rag's; H. B. Twos., lee., a : !.. ,e. !veto the NM SI plow% Whom, or= g ova . . --- 4 T r aa. 14. ;T. Yosk, Boat., Quern'. • .ge ; w...i take and Mos tiff the dhe awl 1. ry.das Ala. 11.11C11011 OF VICI CILLCALLOII.-The Vicw•Cbsaralke p i ..n.-1 000 d, 11, Parinergemgeer; YAM, 19, owohlaar a vdhia to t h e ..de-dal year, 1849 50, the Rev. Dr. Carina ir, r...1....reet; or &rob kola tbs au m, 10, Ars e h ue D.D., lisater at Citriat'a College, yesterday resigned IA ret-wro.t. lars - THE BATT L E OF OLEN TILT. Tee RIATONIAN Prue.-Tae prise, elves anneal ll of Mi. Boatee, for the but Enlist' poem sr I& TO Till aurroa OF TAN WILL egeseed 'ablest, ambeen adjudged to the Rev. George Bosh . M.A., of Croat's Collage , Slit,-As the Dohs of Atholl has at length a t . Ten ANATOMICAL Iltusrm.-The inventors of th aof l• huri dto clear his °hernial by publicly baps/ousel our Anatontind Hamm hays reported the collection to be I remit', and giving an account directly oppoeod to oar g eed or d e r, and the specimens in an enellent mete of preen ,I. 6 ene, o : beg to meson you of the troth of our original wj eh . s om a b e i wte a 9ftimou, illosuo,/oo o f u t ilattntlltll. frllfliffl and special anateny of tie Molluscs, have bee .se nor livt Si, grape described the affair from his own impres• lately added to the collection of emsparative anatomy, an flans:., 4,1 not from tide picture in Psmc it, he would have re- %mo d, of 20 to t h e p itho k,A i d cased= „ tbii Aunt 4 . ode va•m , ,,,1 that, so far front " potting glasses to our eyes, the. ; wee h e " ben presented by Mr. 0. Id. wespbn of a a atdr.io.r.g oome very impertinent naiad's," UPON Paean =nag 10,0101 rink 200 crenated within the lam two yew tit. ere ' ture in which the Dake ma standing, we had no by that retinae& The Immo= kas also been enrich. g:stses at ill, but went by without ovaries a word, or eves by a ass era, presented by Dr. Thookaray. A descriptil thrall, i, g more than a gases at the party. The " attack of eeteloyhe or the moms mes h". b ee bee, prepare dwit word'," VAS, 1111 we before said, entirely as Me part of his much labour by Dr. Paget ;and Mr. Humphry, and is no a , Poe . We were satisfied with replying to his oaths by areedy for pohstsswe. merlon of our right of way ; and to ha blasphemous lan- Tut Firm or Norionaa -It Is customary on lb Pap, by dee axing oar intention to proceed. Yet this wee sth of November for the VinChaecellor, or one of ti , Milidl_. eas&• is . 1 mild tenon" I. which lus gran " thought prop er Heads of Hones as his deputy, to preach before the in 'IMO to notice our inreetinent remarks," both on account of " his unity at Great St. Mary's Church. Oa the present occult posri m," sod "in jUAtiOl to his eaten," his " few friends, um be ,,,i o e l ide d e t we b ehee rr ee (the B AT. the B ute , COI LI, Mill ;" being, is fact, the duchess, the young mu- J u o e hige) took this duty upon hamar, and to a lar; %IL., and one miter lady. z oo , rfelden delivered an eloquent dilations from Roman &Ars the r e were no ne. The only act of violent* imm• . I v. After stades that Use principles inculcated I 1e.1.3 Milled war by else duke seir;ng one of as by the collar, and the s ok w ilie oh with rege nt to heretics nemesmily led I vasty endeavouring to force his antagonist backward. perm an dia, asel that the magnified men whose treasons as ll W Thu•, fl ,j. ! , s s t h e ridiculous puition" in which the disks eohi m en ken ti dark s „ is l a th e wo n o r B ea l e , i ws&Ill cvarl tins of being placed, he must now stand branded in ~.....1 fh b peg lOW King hale sad his parliament the .ra cl tha public with a far more seri +us charge. We il iii Teati e w ee swells", tea preschn went ea to Ma Ow' Lim .h , honour to bo, sir, your obedient servants, that the midi of the preen% day weld not, if they bellow J. R. Busts/oil' their aesd, do otherwise than look ulna and treat no A. B. Snag. Sehlegestige sad henna He, therefore, eataidered it d Tei4ity College, Cambridge, Nov. 4. shade le skew ,tig ths paw oosasioa that whets, r, odd ° hatred leaks; Watt eatartaia easiest ear char a ll la the perseat day. they hated u " wishes% a easel 0 011 TRIAL BY JURY. tee they and est die sherds el Eosins( rte s sehimad tad 40 To mho oat this petal the 'ember peeved l reeiew t Yesterday the fifty-math aaaivenary commemon- imams ,s'o'il with the itediestation ; showed *NIA isa o4ll6 tile of the acquittal ol Harm Tooke, Hardy, and Thelwan, smodemials la reAdisseidp dad welt were made to rat L ...: place at Ridley' a Hotel, Brida•Mreet, Blaektriare• Tla gag esavessalsa en Oa deem of the Ifleis e j eddi all MI .110 X.. Chair mu Ulm by Mr. W. J. F0z,..M.P.,wh0 was ear seeade. TIM ea Ills *Woks hal ilia Cllthe Minnie atutlemea : ids J. Tombola I WOW these amp 'arra the Illalmaillsa dna 011 Wril . Newnan, Cunt Petal, Mr. 8. Minn, M.A... of the Naar moo Gaon Illsibmik's taiga the in 11%° ,.... Ku F. Innen* Mr. Parry. Mr. Chao. Follia, Ms. Y. A. saw at tlis wi ansumws al Ihs Ma o. Roam con la f lA IPP' Tiller, Me. W. itzletwieke, M. soassaaaks th tbs raforamd, sad now WO dt. 11. A., - Cartasil, W , bon and -7, dowwiptivo with now asi ()autos to Imp Rosaae, by ~~. ea ~a~. A &ow believed tt da whatever chareh 011,14." ,an at by Woe Ms al red la fell WNW. l D, ~~~ ~A., A., .A., .A., AL .4; K. 1132 g It was arst e he said, until the Pope exeomaninicated Q .sea Wis.** that *ere was say Held* fa oat tolartasl ski** Ties ho the shame of Ragkad, sad tho mosalal of Cktistetiem, thee were fond perm* who, at tie Milks of a kat* power, wen wished =mak * Womb **Wm irar sitamit and rebel*. spinet their end Masa it was *A the perdu* of Remo them wives kola EN &UNE Or Christ fa ibis had. mad Seesaw tom that NM *OW esseetors. The preether them west ea te rem that. lidepen- Walk of befog *meters, tits Heetaidole !re with .* say except foniga uthdb*Wite ; kr that u all thole warless Whops who Widowed ta Baikal IN Mgr , ✓eign died *Moat kerb* ay semssimes, tare i Est sew a Rood& bishop or priest Rein who haa *Mat kw, sr connerdoa with, MN sack* Nan* of That beam, according to TertaWases axiom, " Whew Nur saw* aka is, there is the thus*" the penult DINO ONE riapia of We church of Zealand are the wily TOVINNI the War* spf their twetalima Jr' - .essike the preacher Mowed by refiner m what Is at 'Mae on, that is Masse en We/ben the *hew all ewe ieim: truth was essmitted to uregata theimelms fw the *Mk ; and in that * mist *a beasess sew emals meats of tisk med4bt mks* lb look to Hod Is to maintain the beret et lie pug miss "Mew= or la safferies. Teem ADDITIONAL EXAMINATION TON E.A. EMMA —9 to 12, 121 to 31.—Thureday, Nov. 7: Redid, andeasdo, and altebn. Friday, Nev. 8: Cited t, Dew* Weera:(Greek abject.). .Bsturdsy, Nov. 9: Hen* Paley, and sod - sisetissl history. Heathy, Nor. 11: Heise* aid Hydrostat*. Pau.ooorinoah Bowerr.—Ths usual mute`` kw the ele.tiea of enters takes pros an Wednesday Obis dsy). PILITILIUMUITS. " 4 11111Set - Mlhretetts Beehbr, MA., to the sti pendiuy *racy of th• pubis thou* of Ofuldwal, la We weary of Lancaster. The Rev. Richard Monte to the stipendiary tansy of the parish church et Nawateik, is the sonaty of Lancaster. The Rev. :ohs Jones NA.. to W Polletwd mull of Christ Church, Litherlaild, is the parish of &non, Is the smutty of Lancaster, on the nomination of lbw trustees sad =a sid es of the mate church, skis Rev. C. J. 8. Jaws, TACANCM. St. Andrew's Chute, .1;;;;;T: is the bounty of Lin emen, by the owl= o f the Rev. John Jonas. St. Illark's Chards, AArobas, In the pariah of Great Bad worth, in the wanly of Canter, by Ste reeignation of the Bev. Heavy Brooke. Hetningheld V.. Leitteetenktrit, dio. Peterborough ; value, SW ; pat., W. Chembeeleift ; Bev. T. W. Brown, cite. NAVAL Arodium, Nov. 5. Arvourrmarrs.— Acting Chief Engineer lotto Downie to the Fisgard. Boatswain Richard Jones to the Bederophos Pint Engineer Robert thewart to the Usdine. AtairanbEoginiters C. A. O'Dwyer to the Brags, sad Thomas Coles to the Echo._ . . . PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 6.—The ships in henbane Sant down their topgallant masts and struck lower yards and top masts yeetercley, for the winter. The Bolls, naval appren. tins' easernction brig, was stripped yesterday for laying up for the winter. This morning, however, she was all made anent again, preparatory to going oat for a grain The Bloodhouad, Iros steam vain, was nought dews the harbour this nerang, and placed alcmgens he yard. She is, we hear, to be aomedadoesed foe the want of Atria. DEPTFORD, NOV. s.—The Leopard, et.-hi., war lausched to-day at Deptford. A large mamma of sputa ton eintembled. The Doke d'Aueale, with the young Count de Park, end two other grandame of the late Levis Philippe, were present. At two o'clock the workmen commemeed Winn, out the donna's, and at there was prevented aa *pea bottle of wine to Captaia Sir J. Hill, who, having =lout • glassful!, handed it to Lady /Lary Pm, who e d " ductless to tie Leopard." The bottle was imme diately after decorated with blue silk rosettes, and Lady Mary Fox broke it with the remands; portico of the wine la it on the bows of the vessel. The feminist elegem:ma were quickly maned, and at half-past two o'clock the fine frigate glided slowly tad majestically into the river amidst the cheers of the assembled spectators, the band playing " Bri tannia rules the waves." The Count de Paris and his youthful mashie also drank " Sumer to the Leopard," and appeared 'Genii the scene, and, with the Disks prosooded to the wharf to witness the appearanos of the war steamer when afloat. Bha looks remarkably well ow her future dentine Her light draught of water is 7 feet 101 inches fore and 9 feet 1 nob aft. The following are the dimension of the Leopard Length from front of figurehead to aft side of tafrail, 242 ft. 61 in. ; length betimes perpentlieelass, 218 ft.; length for tonnage, 219 h. 3 la.; length of the keel for tonnage, 193 ft. 61 in.; breadth extreme, 37 ft. 64 in. ; breadth for teenage, 36 ft. 114 In.; breadth moulded, 36 ft. 31 to. ; depth In hold, 26 h. 14 in.; blanket I. tons, old sameremeat, 1,406 6694; banhea in tens, new measurement, inoladiag engine room, 1646.46; Minna in tone of the en&is TOM, 670.90; bur then of register tons, 1075.61. Toe Uopard is built on lines nearly similar to the Sidon "team frigate, only rather deeper. She Is to have engines of 660 bone power, fitted by Seaward and Co. MILITARY. 69rn RZOIMENT AT Bohn-Born.—The following statement, showing the dreadful mortality in the regiment sines Its snivel at the beginning of this year, is I:- tressed from a letter addremed by s correspondent of the UMW &nice Gamete to the editor :—Deathe I. February, 6- Munk 1; April, 2 ; May, 8; June, 8; July, 28; up to 17th Augur, 40 men-92; wows, 6; children, 11: total 108. State et the 'Ailment on the 22nd August, 1850: In haspftel, 179; couvassornts, 160-820; strength, 471; de duct above, 329; fit for duty, 142. Two engineer officers died in July ; two damn Ceylon Rifles have died, and one Ordnanee civil envies died in Almost. MOViMILIIT Or QUERN'S TROOPS 114 TUE Bon BAT PlialDlNCY.—The Bombay Tints has the suhjoined list of reliefs of Queen's troops for toe present year : —Bth Foot, from Kurrushee to Deese; 86th Foot, from Deem to Poona; 83rd Foot, from Poona to Kurrachm •. Wien of 86th Foot, (not heed quarters), from Kurreshos to Hydrahati; Wing of 78th Foot, from Bombay to Aden; wing of 78th Foot, from Aden to Bombay. The Itead•quarters of the 78th to remain where they are, via., at Ades. - (Pr an lab obitth Charter.) W,III.OPMICE, Nov. 3. bob Fusilier Ode.—Lent. end thpt. Lord J. C. Freeman Mee. ZAT to be rapt and by per., vice Reitheon, who rets.; Ewa nod LicuL O. T. F. Ithicicareou to be that. and coot., by pur., vice Lord I. C. P. Barmy; Sao. W. W. Rigours, from etth F., to be am sod lieut., by par.,..lee thockbargb. lot P.—Quartermoot. J. Meth; bra h..p.futta., tobegoartermaeL, the Smedley, dee. Bth F.—Copt. W.Avestrorr, Bob illth P., to be bpi, vice thapylten, who mit. 17th F.—Lieut. O. T. Bum to be odlat, vise thwack who refs. 23rd F.—Lletat. F. T. theca to be apt, by par., the P. Z. Cenipbell, who nth.; Iles. Lett. IL V. Domes able hat heft. without par., vice Brock ; See. Lint. Mr H. O. Z. Oulawatent, Dort, to be Pout bad, by par., vice Lead Orme*, who rob.; he. Lint. end A 4. E. Jonas, to have th e rook at Ira WM. ; Sao. Idea. P. P. B. D. Ltheuvre to M het lieut., by per., vier Make% who rote.; P. Bala, pat, lobe ese. Meth, by per., vies Mem PithT.—ltoo. It. C (humus to be that" by par., rho T. W. Andiewo. who rots. . . F.—Quictersuot. C. Yams, as the 69th F, to be quitter suet, vice H. Moyne, who vets. spas 11.. p. F.—Clowtsnosch B. licticatszo, from L.-v. Ith F., to he quartlf mat, vice Trager, app. to the ash F. F.—Chsit. N. Cum. tram the Mk F., to be apt, vise A. Pigott, who tots. spa h. et the fah F. Ildsd F.—Astro, A. Xmas; M.D., to be salstesag, Woe Dassaw, gam as slot 100 F Ma .-olpt I F. Wm., tram the Ceylon Me Ugh, to be wit, Ass * arah. 0.0. C. tkorstsox, hos the nth F, to be apt. Wee Awsissouty, who au& Oryka llegt.—Cago W. Yams, his the Nth F., to to sept. & L am ito Rat a ", mss. Borg lava. H. C. Corm to be ess., bF paos. P =o. Z. Brum to be liest.„ by par, vice 119181TAL Bun.—Avaist..flosg. J. C. Douses, M.D., has 57rd F., to he shiE•wrg. at the sso else% vice Boma, dee. ritsmarso.—Usw. B. IL Camara HOZ; his L.p. U 0 F. (star dhow it poskaars), to he soot, without pus. HENRY HALLaff, only surviving eon of the 'vainest historian at the" Middle Ages," bee died suddenly at Bieuas, on the return of Mr. Hallam and his family tram a short visit to Rome. It will be remembered by the large clam of friends sad admirers to whom Mr. Hellas is jeWy endeared, that a similar mitfortene, shoo" ideetleal is seem of its eireanuteaess, bottomed Ida several y imago ilea eldest son, whose paha sad whose Artnee had deplarly eadeered kiln to all kis conteeepoeeriee. SHOCKING AOCIDINT.—ThiII raarning, stoat ball yo.4 tea o'cteek, a whose wee has net Omar ere& woe en beembeck through Biestletreet, Bloomsbury when hems tea bight, sad, Were he coulttbe retied is, the Wollner, bee et esilhissitalt one of Emus. Bo metoraggers, whisk wee mem* frees Dray leas to limeweemlesee, the gentlemea was shrews oa the top of his toes, whisk wee Isesented is • dreadful manner, sad helm the vitipatit meld I_p his bonen ern el thi firawbeek bed over the man's thighs sad Weft the wahrtmeale passed vlldiVre the most ssuralksiag sermy natil re aselval of a eelnikeley who put ea end le his natty. E'he gemismaa westehp a tarpon's, whoa it was tonal diet go beam hew beta broken. Tug Moms IN Issorf.—The Morin are the terms of the verdict of the jury whit* sat to betake into the is... whereby Mrs. Carlton same by ker death :—" TYM the said Huy li.Deseld, wife of Edward Outten, or Carle toe, died at the eamequessee of a mesa& feilisted by the said Calibre, or Cedetewe r es hie said wife. wits • km& or other lemniment." Oa Babetday Defies woo bOOO be fore Jew lioysl Clout W yiisi Sow billosiossiorsol =Ma by ism laws dhow fro mulls& ot l Ids savage, aleed s piss of *lst fesiby," sad moorrosios of tbo point tbos the Willows& woo soatt is assooassoo wish the waifs Caritas soossidi god* kb sou beim die 000fi t bolyogioi so Ago dinner if lades OEM& SPORTING. EPSOM AITTEIet4 Until within lbli bid her W flrOjerld the racing meson invariably lareiketed ISIM the Heigittsa, s, IN t wan art kOppeepdelip Weed, the u Ha @Milks+ mist ing ;" mist the panne seiviteed sperms, bower, k hes mulleO la dawstket. emuesseig is Polowary sod ale inDsecolier. Mr. Maas h i lea g e ‘, ask k I~ag about this new order fer in for we Sti Ma in the deli with hie Oak Yempelillie_ , the erossam gestereing recoseds. sod mired., be patine Me sectsegelles palms with Om stmempek and the debar bill el km h bad yet hued. *kart the MINI public —erns rirree, Mask asks, large Aside, sad nearly Mi. added messy, kr ISO 44, at the hada of a 111110111, is a proof et red end Ifterelley ankentfy deterring at ewe ems. It is bet Oak to add elm Mr. • Ms reesived salaamed aid ham the Ileigliana idiesep 0 pa y; mad be that kr. Carew and ease g mbisat be the vicinity ham eentribisted hr the gno mish& et met. It lie be abut what we have said, and had our previous MIMI is sininalliles sad akimbo, that the raeming, as la ea SI said on fat =Tiarpromieeil k be dm rear, respiikaMely konstaal % mak k attrassive to she phis sod ble Isthe Lamm Ai ii i __lersai soft, the elemsom we prelka re pea Odeon weed ere MI Inks kit the Lanka lidilge eta les, the 12ond Mend Merkmare wee eremied; end rice rased dew of pomp, essiiiiestag the kneels of the semen. we wry his. tll k most be admitted. set by say I. se the sngasholty el the list had led as to Ti. Onvosemsok ea the mares INTO In most Iliad aid millliseener essikeedation was bestowed Mid& duireenehomot rakes were pre- Iliad - ilk reek le Ike Jockey ChM; we monk esy. leworkr, ~Oda( a quite ea ft ahead be, sod me mist egesielly advert to length ef rims sena pied to wrigbiaake lo *kis., sad the somiequeat delay in dating; this Ike Seethe Plate was not yes sant upw of ea beet efese the time fixed, sad It was se Barfly dark bekee the &lOW Stakes was got over, that it wee diktats to make at the solemn. This may be avoided on • hive mission by coaaseneim banned halt as doer earlier, asallaiag the races to half a deem sad allowing these quieten of ea hour between the principal events ; with so many lugs fields even a peached clerk of the lease would have head it &Salt to gat through his dales with ball hoer intervals. Of the sport too mash outset be mid I. praise, it was as good u it wan aboodust, sod highly creditable to Mr. Dot ing and his upportere. The Wowing is &fetus : NORNANTON STAIRS of 10 sore. each, 6 It if &eland, with 26 added, the second SaTill his stake. Greet Metro politan Stakes course. 2 mUee and a quarter. (5 subs ) Mr. Carew's (Ellyn, 4re (801.) 7st 6lb (Dockers') 1 Mr. Suld's Salute, 3ln (800 &t 31b.... (Htradall) 2 Mr. Burgess'. Handsome Doe, 3 pa (801) bet 3lb tarried bet 61b M. Mr. Hoberties M Lottery, 3 yn (801. Est 603 ( ft) 4 Sir 0. Heathobte's pardons, 4 Ire 0301.) 7.1 6lb (R. Sherwood) 6 Betting:-2 to 1 art Hoodsome Dos, 6to 2 sgst Crlipue, and 7to 2 silt Dwaine. Dtudau west of with a lead of two or three lengths, which he held to the mile post, when the lot closed, and with Miss Lott 7 in hoot ran together to the distance, where Salute, the audition Doe and Miss Lottery singled themselves out, and appeared to hen the ran to themselves ; CEdipus, howenr, comae a few strict. boa the chair, and woo the ram oat of the fire by a Beck. Rao is 4 min. 21 um. The wisaer was Maimed. BIDDINOTON (HANDICAP) STATAI of 10 SOTS. Ina, with 100 added by C. H. Carew, for 2 yr-olds ; the mooed to save his stake, mad the winner to pay 10 sore. towards expenses. One Mile. (28 subs.) Sir O. Heatkoote's b f by Bylaws out of Dark Susan, bet 12lb (IL Sherwood) 1 Mr. Vatelter's b f Hilda, Est 121 b..( W. Sharpe) 2 Captaia Liddell's b f Trash, 7.1 11lb (serried 61he extra) (Crouch) 3 Troth ran under protest, on account of her age. Betting : to 1 grit Terpsichore, 4 to 1 each apt The Incurable and Itt. Hilda, 6 to 1 each apt The Calealator and Desk Susan filly, 6to 1 &gat Truth, and Bto 1 spat Entre Nom. The Dark &wan filly jumped off first, but immediately gave precedence to Bntannis, en wham she waited until half way up the dietaries, la the end winaiag very cleverly by ball • length; Truth a good third. Honig 1 sale. 63 sac EPSON AIRMEN HANDICAP of 16 sow. each, 10 ft, and 6 only if declared, with 200 added, the mound to save his stake, and the winner to pay 30 mow, towards expanses. New Derby Courts. (66 subs_., 26 of whom deelued.) Mr. Drinkald's Santee Coup,4 yrs, Set Slb Mr. Williann's Chief Janos, S yrs, 6st Sib 1 (Aldoroft) 2 Sir O. Heathoote's br o by Sir Hercules out of Dark Susan, 3 yrs, fist Sib (T. Sherwood) 3 Betting : S to 2 apt Sauter la Coups, 5 to 2 nest Cbantrey, 4to 1 sget Chief Justice, 10 to 1 opt the Dark Susan colt, and 12 to 1 apt any other. Docility took the lead at starting, renewed in rotation by Chief Justin, Olen Seddel, ,Cossack, aced Cltantrey, Sauter la Coupe lying oil; and Con, who got off badly, bringing op the rear. No change took pine in the front rank wail they ruched the throa-quuter-of.a post, where Cossack gave way, and Chantey took the woad place, Duality still leading . They went on in this order to the Maumee, where Chief Judea took up the running, closely attended by the Dark Susan colt, Cbsntrey, Bringuis, Valentine, and Sauter la Coupe, th e race Wog left entirely to this lot. Opposite the Stand Mutiny and Magma gave way, and Sauter la Coupe, challenging Chief Jutting, headed him ball a down sham flea home, and won by • short length. Ti. Dark Susan colt was beaten by • neck for the snood plan, and was closely riga in by Va lentine ; Dtington fifth. Run in 2 min 46seo. Musa Mont was weighed for, and went into the paddock, bat tuned restive, ran again st a post, and fell. The boy received a cut ea the forehead, and was led bock to the Stand ; Wafter • short delay rententod, toe late, bowner, to get to the post in time to start. inlays 9Thtia (bandies) of 10 sem mai, with 25 added. Gentlemen riders. New Derby Coarse. (11 subs.) gr. Cerew's Agin, 5 yn, 11et (Cep. Little) 1 Lard Hanthatore's Keegan. 4 yrs, 1001 71b (sr. Seville) 2 Mr. 81. Aubla's Jew, 6 yn, 10st (Owner) 3 Betting : II to 8 on hale, end 8 to 4 apt hingiciaa.—Agin node all the running, and woo elaverly bye length. Rau in 3 min. 7 no. TWO-TauOLD BILIJNO STAMM, Of 6 SOT& wk. with 26 add; oats itst 71b; lilies, est 31b • wiaans oatra ; tits winter to be mold for 100 nos., sad alowsaess if to be sold for los. 6 furlongs. Ur. Wilkin's Arista, est 21b (P. Lye) 1 Mr. Onaldestaa's Faux Pas, Set 61b (Simpson 2 Xr. Webb's Vigils**. est alb filabbs 3 Doting: 6 to 4 serf Foltz Pas, 3 to 1 soot Arians, 3 to 1 art Jack Robison, mad 4 to 1 wit Virlast.—Went by a bud; Vigilant a good third. Bus ia 1 ads. 23 no. Jack Robins= was *Woe at the poet, threw his pokey, pad pt away. - - - BWITIBICI. PLATS, a 100 sow. (Handicap). On mile. Lord Strathmore's Garforth, 3 yn, Oat Ilb (I. Bmith) 1 Kr. Wlask's Inprusioa,3 yrs, 6,161 b ....(Arnold) 2 Batting i 7 to 2 apt Garforth, 6 to 1 apt ally eel of Faslantsa's dam, 6 to 1 apt Kirk Tspley, 6 to 1 apt In sad 7to 1 apt say other. Christina, as wall as we make sit, awls all the numbs to the distance, where Oarforth weal la treat, kept tilefll to the sad with a desided lead, sad woo elevarly by a Magth; Kr. Cabal der tea's illy a good Ala, sad Joao .bet hearth. Bea la 1 min. 48 Dm 811141X0 Beaus of 6 son. gosh, and 0 odds& 1 silo. (9 M r. ) Death's Lady homes, 6 yrs 01( Do Iiii 7) 1 Mr. Manilas's Aloponant, 6 yrs (301.), fin 6.b (Moan) 2 The following also stared ;-11r. Saott's Marquis of Coayoghus, aged MO, an 10lb (IL Mann); Mr. Elu -1 mina' link, 4 yrs (301.), 7.4131 b (Mathews); Mr. Ilaytor's Heather 801 l (3014, 64111 b (Clillart); Mr. Drake's B ver sion, 4 yrs (361.), Pat 21b (Lys); and Mr. T. Walker's Wolohan', Byn 301.),( 2st (Arnold.) Betting ;sto 4 mn Ramona, and 3 to I rash agst Lady Fromm sad the Marquis. Won easy by two length& HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. them the The return for the week ending hat fietarday, exhibits a considerable Swore ea the mortality of precise* weeks. In the first throe :stares of October the deaths registered were escressively 889, 860, and 846; in the last week they rase to 946. In the ten itorresperaiig weeks of 1840-0, they finetwasted batmen 813 sad 1,1111, gni were on the average M. Bat this o allowease be nada kr sappaisd Weems bosoms 1,014; on whhis the pima{ sebum shows a &wows of 101. Tile i n el Mee bas bola already rawarked, sad the Awns tisa is etill lemma by the amber ot fatal saws valor this hoed : the deaths train fever, whisk la the two pienses bills wee be sad 49, row last week es 86. Saarlatiaa"ekes ap to pears wake sane progress ; ins fatal La 41 mow awl saws la pins/ la sons pans of Telmer* aad Os rased. Lan weak soallpsz serried a/ mesa Adana sad ewe edolft ; wwwies, 21 abildna ; hesployesegb, 20 ono% eight lisriptlss sunhats MIS bill asses: awl al 'wawa who dial after ohili.hredag, ems soak gads, pummel hew. The Author dashes of dirdser and dip men is shown by the de his thaw onashials hi the last this. weeks, in whisk tbs madam bete bees mew sleety 37, 80, end 22, whisk last is abet the et woad 10 wasspeadiog weeks. Lai weak thros balk hew abelera were massed, bat aces of the e bei aisalied the satigeest ion of the discus MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'Cran. The English funds continue their upward move ment, and the market is now steady, at an advance of 1 per cut. on the closing quotations of yesterday's market. Consols were first dealt in at 971, both for money and the account, then receded to 1 for cash, and are now quoted 971 to 4. Business is recorded in the Reduced Three per Cents at 961 and 4 ; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 981 and 1. The Three per Cut. Annuities, 1728, at 97/. Long Annuities, 1880, at 7/ and 13-16. South Bea Old Annuities, at 961. Bank Stock continues in favour; business has been effected today, at 2131 and 2141. The demand for Exchequer Bills has subsided, and the opseattons to-day consist entirely of sales, which been made at 68a. premium for all sizes. In India Bonds no transactions have taken place. The foreign securities continue study, without at treating the smallest possible degree of attention, and have undergone not the least change in value, except that the market is • shade steadier for Spanish. The business is very trifling, the entire operations of the morning being limited to the fol lowing, viz.:— Brazilian Old Bond., at 901 ; ditto new, 1843, at 93. DutabllTwo-end-aMelf pee Cents. at 68; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at fa Mexican email Bose, at 81{ and 32/. Perform. Five per Cents., at 87/. Russian Fourand-ollelf per Cents., at 971 and 4. Spanish Active Five per Cents., for the 16th inst., at 181 and 1. Austrian Five per Cent.. Bonds have also met with business to day at 78 ; exchange 10 guilders per pound sterling. Accounts from Breslau mention that since the ter mination of the automn fair about 2,300 owt. of infe rior and medium Hungarian, Hannan, and Polish wool have been purchased by the native mannfac turers; whilst finer descriptions, of which the stock is large, are almost wholly neglected, as also lambs' wool. There had been considerable arrivals from Poland, Russia, and Austria, more than sufficient to replace the wools sold. The followiog account of the Michaelmas wool fair has come to hand : The fair hu been eft, satiefatory in sheep's wooL Although fins and superfine weals were wholly neglected, there was an excellent demand for fine medium, medium, sad ordinary flock unwealted, fellwool, lasabwoel, Lubin bargee, Wallachia., Zgay, combing, and combed wools. The whole isles effected; inelud log 300 bales of Australian wools, amounted to about 6,300 cwt. Well-treated fault. less wools fetched 3 dolt. to 4 dela. per owl. more than la June. The chief buyers were the manufacturers of the Zoll verein and the comb uinners. Considering that all branches of the wool trade are in tall occupation, and the comber' have commissions sufficient to occupy them for some months, we cannot fall to have a continuance of active business, and, as fresh supplies of the favourite qualities us already announced, we shall shortly be supplied with au kinds Supplies of Analraliae wool have already come in, and large quantities walready hero, both of comb and cloth wools. ENGLISH trUNlth—Taw DaT. Peek, 31314 3 pet Ct. Om Am. !If I PK pist 01. Zed. Asa., 9ft3 I3# p4r 0ta.98) /31. Oat. Anse., 94 f knabequet allls.G3s. to 71s. ro/ZlOl ? di le an . .. 111:: • Bd.. SO 91 • . 67 9 11.0 4 M., 3f tot bre I, 16 v 4pm Q. sa.. ar Dalai Cww. . lei 91 IN FUND& I pit Ot. Gram& Rd5...111 Grombei Alarm/ Ms, 4 per :* II per OL ZwoMme /144.. 20 I r u R . I;t4T aar. :asuIIO 2ritto Bpaolb / I COL k UM& Ma .42 . Deferred eds.. DM. Pooh* 844,3/ I / par Ot. Veassi4.l4 1424. 121 3 ins/usis Delorre I Bon% U 12 MINCING-LANE-THIS DAY. The public soles have been few and unimportant to•dy, and the markets generally have bees inactive, as frequently =arson Wednesdays. Scour remains steady; no public sale; refined steady, at yesterday's prices. Corns.-200 robins Mysore only offend; part sold, at 48e. to Tali.—The public sole went .off heavily to-day, but com mon tangos brought full prima. Good ordinary native Cey lon firm at 66e. PIPPSII.-630 bags Malabar offered, and partly sold at 384. to M. per lb. n113111'0.-700 bags good offered, and all bought In at 84d. to 84d., which wee above the market value. Cotton °outlaws firm, bat the demand le very limited. Is other articles no material alteration. Doty mld on Bow to last week la London, Lbw- cwt. pool, Bristol, and tits Clyde 4,782,911 To the same period lad year 4,612,470 Immo 280,451 DC7 34.10 co 3u a 1838 To 44rr wzaz. 1134 Leedom 483,888 Loome Brioloi 333,089 811 1,910,7 238,43788 aide Total 82 490 23 _ ...- i;276 Um. in ISO 31:589,995 901,280 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Owing to Gamuts from St. Petersburg that the frost had set in thus, and was likely to detain several thousand casks of Tallow brought for shipment, themarket here is much &Wir t and an advance of 6d. per cwt. he been obtained on the ;sass made. The quotations et present ruling are as follows: —Petersburg T. C. on the spot, 33e. 3:1. to Me. 6d. ; all the year, 38a ; Jan., Feb., and March, Ns. 6d. to 38s. 9d. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. The value of English Wheat underwent no ohmage this morning ; the few lots on sale reali , ed the rates of last mar het day. The receipts of foreign Wheat so far, this week, have been on a km liberal scale than of late ; the demand, however, continuing limited, ao improvement In nine an be established. Burley, Oats, and Beans sold in retail at former prices. Peas were in better request at the late decline. ARRIVAL/ INTO LONDON FROM 4th NOV. TO 6th NOV, ger laelW, Raul kid roman. Wheat 9/0 L im.. I IMO her* Soo . date 1260 6420 I 8990 raw. MO mks; Nltw Critatcß A'rlane.—sla handsome new ehuroh, erected and eadowed by the liberality of Mr. Junes Garth' Marshall, M.P., and Mr H. C. Marshall, his brother, hex Jest bees opened at Leeds. The church Malmo erected be. a design by Mr. George Gilbert &oft, arokitest, of Loudon. Onerally, u is la the lancet or early pdsted style; bet it differs If= the generality of modern chunks' la that style in following a different type from that smelly adopted. Isaias' of the nave and abbe with a clerestory, ear of Gum high open roofs, it is soastructed on the prin. agile of Me choir of the Temple church, Loudon ; the Lady dispels of fit. Saviour's, Southwark, and of fkilkhury, and many other old examples; and there is vaulting of Mons of equal height throughout. It is, perhaps, the only modern church which is vaulted with stone through its whole extent—a distinction whisk renders its internal effect peculiarly striking and novel . The exterior is plain and g am * *ono, .'exits and dignified but the interior is highly &emoted and the general effect I s very rich end bean- Oat The secommodation in kr between 600 and 700 per sons. The situation of the building is is a newly-constituted district or parish celled Little Holheek, very near to the large flax mill balmiest; to Mean. Marshall, am to the day schools supported by Wm. The seared Wise was mow mated by the Bishop of _Ripon on Saturday last, and the Rev. Dr. Hook. vicar of Leeds, preached a ammo en** °cession. SING EMMA RAGGED AID INDIT6TBIAL &zoom—Yesterday the eerelesay ofWag the founds. tam nose of We beatitudes fa AnorbegrW, wee perfenood by Kr. T. B. Ptah', in lbe memo of large mamba of panne, eh** _subon of lbw working awA revert was elieolated ea Om omeint, whisk edhat As mite of the blenatt woe puegrool ke the WI of 6001., sad theit tbo yien diem was OS of If,. Jeans liatrieoa. toMbot: The bilis wadi olotelo throe arta, seek wwwwios Of by fig kW f wel. la Miklos to the roone wide& wadi le ileieWi IS the soliwy poe. peon ef the who*. lime mesa be der mow for *eV ballots Mike& it be viola, SWIM hod hem ordlerialow t al 7r! 1101 for the we of 2,444/ a _Wiwi* flie the me the pouf (fOOL) ) e awl ibe Wash& expeweeemeeedibele• the whol m meow esa sry fw the wow ewaledes lawsoli bombe* 3.4001. TeTemit (hip as • bolds the seellsof La *JUL. IN., looks ignite.. um war e do in t 111 1 7 11". 11. le be oilleogsesa the foravegifoo. • to tbe pains to oohs Om fa eanytog oat se we osisetables._ La the mow ofd oar 'alio Ile. Peed" die Mos. Me. T o yler. Mr. George fti mase.Thes ilowlest eel Who refiewo oiftoosa *hi anew Ws he folfhwesow elfeel Wed eat the "flemook" for tofibe g ras porisommi with** =sal forraelideo A id it was shims& reek showing that au Nig ma tho swans whoweted to upwards of INL • ' RAILWAYS. Tars DAY, Two o'ci.ocz. Railway shares do not participate in the improved feeling which is observable in the English etook mar ket today. The market is decidedly flat, with a preponderance of sellers, and the prices of many de scriptions are quoted at a decline from yesterday's rates, especially of Caledonians, Great Westerns, Midlands, Great Northerns, and North Midland,. In no case, however, is the decline to any important extent. Oxford and Worcester abates are better to-day. London and North Western stock has re ceded from 118 to 1171; Midlands to 411; York and North Midlands to 221. ek T prim esterfty. $ i it as. 61 61 .. i Ips 27 29 le 8 4 M- G 7 pa. 10 11 a as 1:1 17j 6 10 10 10 1 ft 26 . 412 1 1 1 1 6 1111 110 I pm er g 67 Pa 4 bps SO 104 23 :6 11 U 14 AI 4 4 10 1 19 12 954 34 4 41 242 243 p 694 704 64 6 4114. 96 99 49 49 214 224 61 63 4 pa 47 49 134 33 di. 8 71 dia. 131 7 6 1 as. 12 12 7 do. 95 116 8 188 31 31 dls 3 31 „ It I 1118 1 pm 8487 7 834 136 138 101 101 38 80 18 SO II 114 23 24 1174 118 28 :1 pa pa 31 2 pm. 68. iii 14 gia. 14 13 du. 12 14 21 pm. . 18 19_ B 99944 8 3 9 314 41 42 22 22f 21 23 194 125 17 19 ii ii 16 if dia. 14_ to 41 1t 1 444 6 10i 10 es. II 124 41 41 7 11 71 pm. q ,1 1 poi 1 116 8 8 dia. :1 10 " S 11814; 11192 3 1 li Oa to 11 lei 114 4 Si 016 13 r• u 4 Barron' Itall.ways. amberp., No uns.. Bolts. sad Ea* Janetko Berke It 113 Th,. Kit. (04. West. perpetual 5 p.Ct.) 13/rtainahaal&OstordJuDe militant). pd.,eneltbraar. _Do. !kaput a guarantee orwithgoar. Do. Irithoutaguarantee Eina.Way.kitwar vary De. £lO Prirreme; amber ani illekrbiad Do FiIIiMININI Mils sad Whet Am::: m.E. 14 . D 0..:. 1101.)6 p.O.Pret. Do. New Pref. 6 p. Ct.. Do. Lit., S p. Ct., No.l Do. go. _ No. Do. N. & Y.ast. 5 p;;;Zil Do. New , Entent Union, c 1 ' A (len Z. U. b.) Do. clue 11„ and &ditto Do. Serlp (ria. 6 p. Ct.) Ent Ennobles Do. New e bine bett bre atteo t latioar.6 p.Ct Sello beter.Tetwil.& t Entsrend Ninon& OriaitiortneTn - 77 12 1 , Do. elkires.A, P Debeted 19 Do. shares, 6p. CL 124 Do. per Cent. , Pref.. SO Clt. Sontb.and Weee.(lre.) to 114 omit Kor Eigh th iof syriZail. LOS Oreat Western 13 Do. New £l7 SO 801 l and lkdby 28 Do. theme SO Lencester and Carlisle ... 111 Do. Thirds .. 100 Leseaddre end Irotitehlrei Do. Do. Do. New (gas. p. Ct.)s Do. Wort kidlog 8010 Leeds and Bradford .. 'Leads and Think Do. Pref. 6 p. Ct. No. 1 Ditto Ditto... 2 Ditto _ Ditto... 3 DeZ Qtts& - t;:ligi Weiss and Blackwe i ll . Lea., Brighton, & &Cos& Do. New gas. I p. ct . .. Do. la guaranteed ydon P& L% te Cro Do. Pref. b per Cent.. . Do. Canvrt. b p. Ct.. London and Greenwick Do. Preference ... London & North-Western Do. do. New I shares ... Do. Fifths Boa 10 eh.,M . ntill. (e) London & South-Western Do. New, £5O Do. New, C4O Do. New Preference ... Lowestoft Goar.4 perCesk Manch., Bar., ana Matlock . . alarm,Do. No. 1 - 7. Do. New £lO Pref. Do. Maw. It Linel. Union Do. f. 50 shuts Do. Worn. and Derby.. . Do. Coos. B. it D. tip. C. Do. New £20... Do Extension Do. Govan. SP per Ct. North Britimb Do. Preteremoe Nottbptalfordabire, iicav;;. beaten and Wyre Do. *ens (AI . amid, Oudd., 884114;1:e Royston and llltchfu DB. fibepreth Eatession _ _ Shrew. & Ow • Do., amok Do., New Goma:tad SiewebEy ••• _ Dark/ - I, R . - .:.,:T..: m 7 - 0 -... . .„ Do Do. Ne s Do. !ye r emit. FM Booth Wale. South Yorkshire, Doncas ter. sad Oasis Shoff, Roth.lkOoote N.DL Guar. 3 per Cent... Taw Tale Extension %narked and Kilkenny Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. gun Ditto Ditto Wilts, tionieratt, &Worn York,Newcastis atierwke Do. Kat. (York& Nelson Do. 0.N.1.F arch °chi( York sad North !Mind. 9 7 die 4 9 22 54 44 45 16 1 1 17 3 1 di& 5 7 4 db. 11 1h S 4 23 LS 2 12 4774 33 121 roanos ILLILWATIS. _ . Anii;a:rtaiaa — (Taa . lila ' a and Andean) .. ... Boulogne aad Amino ... Central Frans, (Thema) 1 Ilip di.. a 1 9v. 4 1 ; 14 141 41 dis 29 SI 24 1 do 11 Adi i Earn laa - a.O bdn Peo~.wu: do. ...- Kezar anditage Wane aod Bordaaux Paris and Rom Paris and Eltraabouri Boum and Hans Sombre and Mew Toon end Kanto LIVERPOOL, Noantsber 6. STooa-Barsamoh—The market Milllllll vary steady Chester and Holyhead (prat guar. 51 per cent.), 101—Hen Lancashire, 91 I—Great Northern, 141—Lanoaahlre sad Yorkshire Consolidated, 47—Ditto ( fifth shares), 7 11-10 1 11 16 Id.—Loodon and North Western, 118—Ditto (sees quarter skarn), 21 11-18 p.—Manehester, Sheffield, and Lioooln, 19—Ditto (quarter skarn No. 1, 71 till '53), 91.16 —Ditto (pretenses awn), 81—Midland, 411—Ditto (halt shares), 221 d.—Novth Union P. and W., No. 1, guar. Jointly by L. and N. W. and Laneasbire and Yorkshire, 42 South Eastern and Dover, 201, 20, 191, 1 I—Yor k sad North Midland, 231 121 e. 3 1 1. MANCHESTER, Novaslow 5. STOCK Excwason.—The primp of dune have been well enstalned, and in porno awes a slight advent* ham been wean& The amount of banner, however, has not bun very lams. BIRMINGHAM, Noornebor 6. STOCK Excitattoz.—Thlo market was not quite so lima to-day, that Is ao mewls prima, for then was little stook offaing. London and North WNW= dad at 117 i. 1 1 8 , and North Stafforda at 10,10+ dl.. LENDlaovembar 6. IProol lixozarroz. There has bun a considerable athelat et huhu= done this morning, at the following onto :—Lennakire and Yorkshire Fifths, 71 dia. ; North litelforahlres, 101. 3s. 9d. die. ; North Westerns, 131 die. (regiarratioa guarentsed); Midland Stock, 42/ ; Think Pao redoes. No. 2, 31 die.; York and North Midlands, 3 In; art Lanoeshires, 3 at 91; York, Newoattle, and Drawl* 171 C. ; Oxford, Worcester, ste., 12 5. ; SUMO, lloskahan. and Goole, 181 Se. 3d. ; Think Eaten**, Na. 11, 21.1. din; 601. Midlands, 231 die. COAL MARIET.—THIB DAY. Can's Bulky, 14..; Eden M. 16.. ed.; Tsailabi Now, 184. 66. ; Walla lad Braddyll's Hewn, 154. 9d.; Walla Bad Rattan, 168.; Wads bars Un, 16a. Wallaßad Stewart's, 18e..-4idia as market, 106. 'Balm to-day op to 1 et mit. 4 7 1 11 19 9 91 14 41 10 12 $1 I 706 69 101 4# 1 :17 I I 1 IN 4114 $ 101 4 I 121 I I 411.1 el 1241 5 ?4 124 13 191 101 191 17 16/ Ii i .~ 4' 111 !!