The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-11 00:00:00

TIM MILITIA MUTINY IN LIM/MIME. DUBLIN, Oar. 10. The Lawrie* Reporier, received this manilas. gives s some further particulars of the made of the Regiment of Militia at their is Li merick es Besday last. It ego : It amen that es eider vie hosed es the wines deg that the bead shag* see is hare play le mew sad It Ins Abe eseememely mimed that the bead alweld art ploy to sir established dumb, when it sew es say eesesies ployeL The isteileless mew it the eemassdieg ease et the Kerrys Meier Di Renee De Menem" is preveadmi the nub el the bead, see them ems, eves by isms of thew with who* kw/ledge sad approbation the erase bed bees piemelgeted. The regisna . wee draws up is lies ; es- Welke were made te the mesa to mush ; the dams et the mops set es lame Win Is treat ; they did all they weld Is Wiese the MR te marsh, het te se pewee. Throats were bed mourn se ; but se well se es tonnes, they Milady fined. At length es sederly of the lith Lessen wee deepetsbed is haste te the Deputy Ildjst anGeserel. who ; is the abeam of the gesseel as Wain impostice. et case peseeeded to the beneeks. After as Isterelew with the calms the AdjetmeGeseral again gem the weed of semniesd to mar* bit than ems so quieten of the slightest desire ea the pert of the sees to stk. TM gems why they did sot same was Melted shoat —Ms., that the bead was set allowed te play them to acne, es it bad played shim la Tram, whore the regiment wee ma hefted. The Adjateat-Oeserel the drew hem bit pesbat the •sada, of War sad the Mali*, As; which be nod: He spoke of the penalties of Ws Let ea there ringleaders, as he desig nated then, who had lasdisisd the was to dbehedirass. Ile espies's& his bop regret that a spirit of iasatmadimatica bad bees shows by the now He said that the order— * the offset that as wade should play Whir to sass er ts shards—had bees Weed cs the preview day, sad OW that win weld be /Abased to. He rehired to ths mow& et people amid& the ►..... t gate. esil Awned is did ea ksorr - wMt Wooed tbom then; bet be slight ham beim swam tbet Wailer mow& awaited the anuresis of the Mammy 'MUM emit Bead p. Fiadisg threele sad estreatise ef se see, the AdjelestAiessrel tkes teld tite mos that be bed meshed teary eat the Nutley Ad se fee as risible seder the elreerastemee, es& it wee hie seder, thenise, that the regiment should be creased for the day le berretta. The Nees skewed no symptoms of eager, bet they evideatly tilt vest deeply the "order than ,ries;ey'd to then ; sad breaking ap, they proesedrd at PM to their respestive gainers, whilst the AdjetaaVilesenal. ea his part, west to ask entry ea daty, aid intend then to show so sea of the Kerry militia oat of banish. for the day. The Mayor, hag that any interlines" ea his part with the eddies" would be anise, called cs the Bev. Kr. Lissa, P.P., requesting bin to eelebrate uses for the sea the banish', bat he was referred by hisa tithe garrison chap lain. the Rev. Mr. Baas, sad es it was them put the hair at whisk saw esald be celebrated, his worship's request AND CLEIitICAL. CAMBRIDGE, Oor. 10, Lamm OP Unman= Ogirmias.—At a oda grigadia held Me day, Wog Ms Ilia lay the oadenalatiased gestlesea WSTO *Mid to eu *1 eMeee to whisk their sante No alltedled, he the soodesieel leer, 18664. Proems—Hoc Arther Wolfe, LA.,.Jame ra ti o:ll../4 1 Jaha'a Temere—Bev ty CA MS, ; Bev. hula Style Disko KA., Jesse College. Saretatote—E C divud Rood Thoed, , MA., /Claes Collage ; Myosin DAM, MA., Presideat et Kedges Cellep. Medemisee—J. Budd Paw, LA., Clare Hall; Wie.Henry Band, MA., Jelte's Came. Milo am; Coogrogilim it Mlovlag deems WIT* maimed: IL.A. —Ado Timm. Trialty Colley; J. R. Dadloy, et. John's Nay: Timor Niektisis* et-Jobs Collar; I. W. Mir_ , Oohs ; Jerboa Kliskaton.. Qoaea's Clolleopo; Yin& Aired Qoosa's or: ; TIMMS 11,11Whory0dirso. 34---llosor Jobs Dud, MAN'. Carom Rierord Pym, Doman ; Fro ad& York gr. Lope. Corpus Mall Oilligoo. - - - TUN= COLLIO - 11.0 - Tie aadommillelal (mamma, being asbelese et TAM*, Odle% rd Imbelers:of Arts. have bees Ibis ds_iy Fame of tima easiety :—Ndward Ashley beset. Nary Were. Lemma Limes, Misimel Nadas Umboville Wilkiames, ams Clerk Healy "Mbomou' Dyes% Usury Ke J strip Batley. DIVIWITY.—The Lady Kerma% Pr0f...., et Divinity preens to Imam (eammeaslog en Friday. November % at me *WNW i• ills Nook of Masi. mile "mid reirease to hn t s b e =l Vales. Alm Miura ale as therilber of tbe Old Tesessmat The above me Dab- Yeses of emailealloa et Baiter. L.D. 1864. Nalsate wke Mob to Weed he **Mesta ere requested M lame their nouns sad couches, with the letter (0) attached, et Might's. 8011, end Co.'s. Freshmen an :equated to defer theft mandamus,. xsowna..—The asidiserlen Protessoigives Reties:that M Meadry. Nor. 12, at MVele*, he will ensisenee a Mar d Wan% et the war la the blab Grim es insehanle sad meshed= end as eyebaths 69 .an. flaw*, peons, the eteinsienesk Om The imbues will be dammed oily. Gentlemen lb, attend these leagues with Ibe Intend= of Nimble( _the eirefrieers? ardente, of the essele pet. 31, 100), Is sew re end& owlets riendetiene ter the Meese of 8.A., ILA.. emit DAM., west be plodded Witt the preihrwelel Metre *het, for whim►li they see mgwaled to grey to the reestrary or to their wales* tedem whole set require the es:Meese =ay Merl the seem *Pm Mown of two seisms, mad or. regneeted Se leers their min at Mr. Deightos'e is the t enel renew. Gum—The Greek Pro/neer eves Mirk that the sub- Lett of kb seat amuse of Lemnos will be the 0 ' Phileise" of Leto. The lecture, will be Brea in see of the lestirm rooms of Trinity College ; and will eimmenee ea Weiser day the 24th der of Crasher, at 12 Welseh ri t i te esellased every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. who may wish to attend are requested to enter lc= on the Gard at Deighton, Bell, and Co.'s. meld aos be complied with. The Bev. Mr. Ryas. 8.C.C., however, visited the banish about 2 o'clock, mad the rasa befog all meembied by trumpet 4 the large room of the beneek, he read prayen for them, sad preached from the gespel of the day. Comeasatiag ea the above, the Limerick Reporter deplores the waded of the ocaussadiag @Meer to thus arbitrarily, as it alleges, breakiag through the castors whleh prevailed In the nutmeat hitherto, amid this musing a las militia seeps to disobey utisaimcarly the ooramead of their °Moms. The dinner to the in Belted has been Axed for Thurtday the let of Nors®bsr, iosw diately after the inauguration of the statue of the late Earl of Belfast, the inscription for which, it is said, has been written by his Excellency. DRAMA. DRURY-LANE. Mr. Charles Mathews made his tint appsaremes last MO; sad had nah a reesptios as has seldom boa wit aimed. The hoses was se arowdad that it was diMmit to fled eves staadiag room la aay part of ft. Whew five eartaiii nee Mr. Mathews was disemered ekes. ♦ perfect Mina of applaum burst from all qearters—peal after peal, :Minuted for several admits. ; sad whoa be bepa te speak almost may word ho *Mead was caught up as Nubia* acme paramal anasica to hie ow. positive sad cirosa atasees, lad drew forth trash hunts of popular belies. demo et these allusime were too probated sot to Ilan bees iMestieml ea his part, aotwithstaadiag the becalme way is which they were introduced into the part he was aotfai. Tb. pine is whisk be appeared was a comedy is three ash, willed Married for Mosey, altered from TA. Weal* Widow, n pima of Poole., brought out, we be. line, about twisty years ego. The sabjeet which le by as mesas sew to the stage. A " fest young Rua," bud up, sad emewhelmed with debts, meanies a rich widow of Wks his age, sod is et mans most intolerably hes peeked. Hi spew deals upon him, but rules him with a rod of bee. Poor Mr. Mopes is reduced to an absolute cipher et home. He falls late • state If the most airiest sabsairsioa to the demlaesriag Kn. Mopes—dares set sail his life his own, sad is disobeyed sad leashed at by every nevem in tbe home. At length the very eatranity of his thraldom works its owe tanalastiss. Is sheer desperstlen he pleas up spirit, thyme of the pie, sad mewls his rights se lord sad smiler, while the taper 's. lady has aothisi fee it but to yield. AU this has bees Wm from • well-knows and empital paper is the Speeesior, of which dramatists have smiled themselves more *ea ones; bat, perhaps, the sub jest meet hes bees more amusingly treated. The matri issaiai Moues between the hasbeed and wife, mosedingly math la thinning, are agreeably mixed up with subordinate Amsters sad lasideah. There is a love afar between Bas amhad, • goy maw hllow, ea old Name ohm of Mr. Mem, sad Matilde, Mrs. Mopirs's powa•up daughter. Mopes finesse hie Mead, mad makes ludiseuely impo tent attempts to support him; while Km. Mapes, with greater energy a will, bra dsteneised that bee danehter shah many a rainless old ematry bight, Biz Robert Mellewhy by same. But Boylead, a youth of spirit, matrives set owly to carry if his sashes. fan her mils sidearm, but to rouse the Marched hasbead to hie ree• emsfal rebellion—another Milkiest honeyed freak the 4reetalsr. The whole pies is exesedhigly good. The piet is well mast meted sad deer, the dialogs' is lively end pointed, sad many of the situatloas are mirth-pro. voldog is the extreme. TIM - sodas was espital—*very part bad a Attie, repro emulative. is the elanster of Mr. Mops., Mathews was oath* is his elemeat. His picture et the henpecked husband, gen.( sada • Iran of aeons's, mortideademl, while his mastitatissal gaiety of temper Ands vest ia rue ful jest. ea his own 'sharpy plight, wee hem barna*/ to sad a pins et ettguisite *candy. Mrs. Feast Matthews was agasily at bun is the pest of Mn. Mops; will& she Wed with rish and geoids* Inunour. Mr. Roaby played young Reylead with =Miami sad spirit; Mr. Temp made the golly old wooer abendutly ridinlous ; Miss M. Oliver woe pretty sad saissated as Matilda ; sad bliss Mena, se liimpkies the lades maid, wee ens el the smartest soubrettes we have sees. The pins was sessived with the mmest warmth. Mr. Mathews wee alba flu at the sod of every set; sod, at the *secludes. all hug ow tinned sophism brought the priacipsi portent= lean the canals. STUMM TO THE UNWED STATII3.—The United Siam mail steamer, Hermann, left Southampton yeaterdey for New York. She took out a heavy mail for the United States and Bridah North America, end 290 German end English ptis n . Amongst theta were the Belgian end Prudes to Washington. The Yudetbilt steamer . Ariel will Inn Southampton on Saterday Rut, the Eric.. sea MOMINIF SE the 19th, and the Arago on the Rath instant, sill Mod he Now York. Thu four steamer, will leave Seslbeisplies tae the United States Is a ford4ht. The Mm eger eras bonen azalea mid Me United Stales by Somme le am immeme. TM Games own* divisible. Is /many saal Ibessl&V.: aossessisetles arn Ikea s landebt hr terms Limped sed Am I eba sad this, sided to the mat. anaideaties Is sad tram ilesibamplem wr make a ma. mmieselas betimes Zsglesd mid tho Uslled SIN. by seem of MOM alemesse saes* Om Mom rim molt. VosibabliVa saloopidea, is orpsoldos Is lbe Vaned Stain setwase, is • spirited Oak. Nis tWe stemma, Ss North Iftm •rial, an bosstifol mesh Is We Mem psehaemilooribes be km always boas ',resod Is Moss of tho Jumbos glummest, sad helms Ws always /118911111. fel. •am mil eleamor, oallod Ma lignin, "M em son mom swim balm Now Took mil Tag EARL Of RAXIMILIreII ESTAT IS ZINNIer- Med thst e i nwomsem Thome )(Vim, Mtg., lA. boo moreitasod iho mats of Ms lad of Bastoda ISallast sin ►Umiak ss Um souse? Des. olds. - of sassy two Ibosessd nem sills dime lad all lies Is a. lmosadiaso Mii=4,4llll *tomb ohs smoissa of • el Ms lasi gimp. Ws dio sot ism ens* whoa pact for It, bite in Wm it le asemerkoro Mint 100,000 i. —Dortowr qf Maw. a &Lib mass maw°. iEI U 1%.0 uti. I ra 'V 2.21 tri trip Uli I.OiSE IL 11, 1865. OXFORD, Ocr. 10. In a Convocation holden this morning (being the drat leg et term), the Rev. Christopher Coolie= M A., of St. Johns College, was nominated master of the ;shoots. In the same Ooavosatioe, the Rev. Abel Woodrook MA., and the Rev. Charles T. Woods, of Trinity College, Dahl* were admitted ad undue. Is a congregation held immediately afterwards, the Rev. Cheep Marshall, of Christ Church, was nominated Examiner in the School of Modern History, sad the Rev. James Lansdale, M.A., of Daniel College, wee nominated Moderator in the Classical &hod. At the same time, the Require &deb, vie., Henry Foster, M.A., of New Col lege Miriaity), Norge Valentine Co:, MA., of New Collage (Medicine and Arts), and William Waters Harri son. M.A., of Brae nose College (Law), and the Yeomen Bedell, Jibs Pillinger (Divinity), Mary Smith Harper (Medicine end ArtaY end John Be.Ar ?Law), reeigeed alms unsal ;Wen, the bodies dtheir ellen, wee sellesrb ake=he Coevosetiee Reese. The Virelweeellse whet She used qualms. they were soda salted fate the Muse, sad the isslialsofthoir seise were restored to them Intrie saute congregation the following_ degrees were coaferrod, vls. :—Bachelor of Divinity and Doctor of Divi nity by acessnlation : The Rev. Henry George Liddell, dean of Christ Church, and &soloist to Plias* Albert. Meatosof Arts: The Hoc. and Rev. Fronds N. Clements, Odd CallsaiFrederick Hinds and Rev. Rdetead Hinder, GGeese's; Richard Copley Christi, Lincoln College, Prelisser of r teem at Gwen's College, Manchester; Rev. Daniel Frederick Wilma, Wadhana C ollege; Rev. Owen lONS, Jaw College. Bachelor of Arta: George Chocks BA Worcester College. Ceenatry.—The amines Pretense el Goma, (Ur. Balsa Powell, KA., et Oriel Odimye) wpm' he us moo a auras of lesearse is the general betweeeara at the Olarsolaa ea Therodoy. the Otto! Oseeter, at two o'clock. These lesser.. will laclade seats somas of the principles ef malbeeradeal roessukag i _the Mew ef ad Mestuatitem by melds emlfaiereat ameruelheet oeso, sad BaitslsaLißiatery.—Tbe &Om Prollasse of liar elasthei Sitlley (the Rot. IL Massy ' S.D. of Christ Cher* p.pm.a to bogie kis helves tide Ws at Wed seeder. Oelskar 30, and to road Meet poetises of the maaksisdkal of Bumbles. The leder= are opera to asseaboa el the wile lave lewd ftewwishd the B.A. areslealee, dat AM al se Mead are usgessiedl ea/l enim es Ilia whew lostseeee 12 and Valk& ea ilstarday, October 27 ; or at 12 Visa ea Kerley, Oseaber iNNlNl7neV i zne MOW Pregame tir liaised Theelop Mr. mess et Chrht Mut) W a eeds bop Memo looloree GM* poomM toolo. es Teeoiley, the 21111 et Oelehir. look atio of the II eheaft et me qeolliM to biome sashes to theology, owl see de* fees eif elleeileg these lestoreo, ore regents' to an ipso the mhos, 11 es Monday, the 13ed of October, bootees the I lteare el mai 1 o'clock. CANALISATION or THZ ISTHMUS OP Buzz.—M. Feediamad de Lamps ham jut completed the Buopeaa seised& commodes, whisk will be called ups to give lb opiates resperMag the plan of a mad at Bum. The mar aloha is culposo& es follows—it wee Imperidble to select mere stoutest judges :—Mr. Rudd, the first minim is Segbad fse harbour works; 31. de Negmill, Director Gourd 41 the Publie Works in the Lombardo•Veeetlu kingdoms; N. Nand, heed sugimeer of the Water Bleat, Preideat of the Sudety of Regineen in Housed; M. Lutes, sousilloe of the Ministry of Public Works at Berlin, president et the ismemissions appointed by the Prod= governmeat for hydraulic works; U. Palueope, Minister of Public Works at Tub, the most celebrated Guesser b Italy; M. Remind, Inspector. Gemeral of the Bridges and Causeways, Member of the General Council of Bridges sad Causeways at Paris; and 31. Lieureour, Hydrograptile Roemer of the Navy, Reporting Secretary to the COlllll/1111011.—La Pram. A Paris oorrospoodsat of the Independence B4e writes as fellows : " A merles of representatioss in Leaden by Madame BOOM were is acetemplatios, bat the idea has bees abandoned, sad for a reason sailaisatly envious to be reported hers It has been nodded by sorrier order to es direeter of the theatre la which the perbosaaasse world hoe takes place that the representation of the tragedy of Monts maid not be allowed, as it was sontrary to the same of doors ao @Wetly attained in rails Ufa is losiom" Id4IIIIDLOIII AND Navrrowt4 RAILWAY. —Ths ore mosy of rutting the lest mod oldie Lindero sad Newton Seaway same et with great SAS as Wsleasday We As modes at Importaat es the esmeassomeat of the womb of a new railway le always lobed toward to with eandisamble hsonsst, even he oboe easstise that posses same or lee of tbs Ma s of the Lass seed ; sad kb sot, therahrs, ear. Ode, that a desliebasoset &Isla alas& Waif to sash an emnisestm Olds. Ow is Idestreserhise—a twangy wit* bat fit hoes tbe sort of anon mats* be times s Ss.doß railway sempsaiss. The ?moodier of Wedlossiay may fairly be regarded as the ossesasecemeat etas Important and hopeful future for that meaty. Viewed out body, the Limidisas aM Newtown Itellway has the semi empathise et ell parties the is the distriet, awl it requires so great stretch of iassios to look forward is tbe day whim that line will forma link in the great liaise railway esmeassisados that mot ultimately assess Niorebester and the monshotaring distrla's of the sorb tufa tb• splaselill lobos of ][Yard.—Shresosiniey Journal. BDIGIILAZ AoCIDINL—An accident of an extra. Mims elenicter Yak pima at 6 o'eloalt *ltterday MOW leg at the leafs. lodge liallway-staks. A was of Wm angel eaMeem _were la the eat al bolas withdraws dem th e Wesaa Mean he ereamissies to New-aose, lobes. in senesamenee aft plisla as he min ilea heist at he a Inowtoble Mktg, the algae teal a mean direr tien. oaf notwithstanding bath the draft sad meeker la. dimmed the am, sad eadatmaged by essay mesas to May de primer of the Del% the engine ill tbeeugh the bossiegy wen sad yen ht e the street bole% lkspyiks other It the gaeriVe broth sad an ens elms wifalkatall biseiths up the thereoshfue of Ogligesthreet. Bensoodeey. The Mier sad stoker leaped Wier& m the engine fell over, sad longed unbolt , sad as in pasengele were is the st reet Wow set the slightest permit meshy oesened. The whim sad asirlas were reamed ia the nuns el yesterday, wed seaveyed to Negr o:ma FaIGHTFITL DEATTI.—Ma Gaynor, a gardenor's labourer la the maple, at Mr. 1111061111111, aurosoputaa, &e., Kali l? . wsailsomea to pewee& la tuf t Idipoware-tool, to Ibe matallon el the Home. Bata sal Co., aea downy emilostalls eye* Mat dews a lamp toe whist Mod is *swiss to boat of the tome, mai OM over obaisual OS 111,1111111. He woo sevolisi as upper tenet, bionfaiwoo tboreos. soul the other co tte week of tbe toe% meta the troasb pee way, prrolottatfai btu ea to the area "thee beim the vitae oatertea es* tats bb rig* dia. fle=7 relieve blued; eel walked a Sow loot boo dr dos be foil le On peas& Iniese SOD Nth eel Merl Me pea* hem the la Ms tibia T B 9 4 enlont bage t r e e d ez d arl soor promaptly . to et. Mn; r ob, dilutor of the observatory of Ketieshem e In" Med as law ileys age et &thee. sassrOza MOM 's. 111111aUltaiii=aggi Wit. *Ml At CiAkKONWI32• Gams dawn sad John .§reneg Redfern wen indicted be two geldings; therefoose, at of barons, sad a ll at i Ze property of James Ousel med Jam Mont Pries Ki. vi p a u se rril for the pree=; tbo pelessen flea wee a Clet i r a d ials;4 ll/ Illaselle apposed be bla di alret eli esee lb . st lir. . a eakther. applied that the we slightbein =sl es Us assili that Mr. had hen Ilre. Meath= apply he Belleasise Ma g usable le Naiad that illthls to thos Sea the MA* N the ht. sad then bat see lees theme la inetent anstbee geaffeessa. H. bawled as Bedfast aloha I. the ether we. sad Use. Bathes west to hM SIMMS SO see his ea this, bat es be mu et lows the iselesoloil Km Bethesda* fa the pleb fti ad as be assail sot aleml, the tamest* =r et theplai tread be peoludised by the ewe and iffi. some little damn= es Oh matter, The h AZaI Judge mid there had bees so MUM fraud thews for a postponable; sad direeted the ass to peseed. From the mann *thigh was this Jess* iths, it sylnen4 that Xs. Zama (Meath, Biwa obiskthr si : bilk f Timm Mews. Magas, bad fa his we a sad hawse Wombs to a messes amend Pelee, Ni lbey won imp may thlather with s gththecof hie am, at doves °Wakes sacsth sight et the Megessaber. At abut Ultima Vella Is the the_peassue rStagthemodas at a Ile=is se t i tt Mewl, esi nag the sitar webs, requested that a hems while au them was thing sad a bens sad besegbas while the other wee driving mitt be takes an of, sod they were mac singly takes is. Amos wee deemed as a *my sernat. liabenantly a Nan west to a omosandosapest far the sale of horses, who lived easurben dews Wills chapel, sad laid he bed a gelding nell, sad be hha to a plea where he was latrodused to the edenses. Madhya took him to Bread Mews, in slowed Ma a gaffs& whisk be weed to bey As lii. 4he admitted that be karei I was yeah a geed &el moss), esti it dhow k the besughma. Amu gel Was, Nth she east to a pubis ham Ithe saghbourbeed of de Lisboa Ilerptal. elms lofts via appeared ea the maw Is Os measllms Onselt awl Mr. Pries were es Ss aka. est lavas seedved athetheelis they sad the eider peassedel to the pablishoun Y qualies, at the door Mat e. whisk do lirughua =di soldfft wen easdiag. Mr. sorb' Mal *MU wall aim en same to drive t seem au they ha te d sotas bees watehlag keg ere Redeem ismand bat, mos was Ant pt adds ties wad*, M i r. Owes" hid b A eld et kin A polMo• mos bad boos amanalealed with, mai es his HAM= jumped off the be: mad rat off, bat Mir. passed aid *spared Ina. The primers were this has& *ldled sad asseyed Ie the pollee Nadas Mr. Noma On west to Brooks' Mews, when be head hie ars hone Ni tea pension of it. As the Idles= mad give so sods funny aosnat of how the peps* elm ine Sob pas swiss, the Wawa was, thee Ilea VIM she and Sbieves„ l or oesseraed la the robbery, sad they wen shagged mead laibeir Mesa, the priessen said they wen employed a lobe dregs of Ni Masao of the property, sad bail ao handed. el as abhor,. The Jury had them both Gla. Mr. Perry mid Reams wee father shaved with dieing a hone ; sad it wee width be was est es bail as that charge that be meamitted the Oren of tibia he had just bees convicted. Mr. Metcalfe said he lied bun instructed to defend Redfern Is that aim Mt. Parry said he had leaned that Mn. Redfern, the wife of the of that name, had given a brief with the fee to Mr. onme to defend her husband; bat as Mr. Ballastine had art bees able to attend to the ease, he had retuned the heist and the fee, which were sow in the bends of Mr. litreshassos, and be thought it would be ably right if the coati aliened the he to be gins op to Mr.. Redfern. Mr. Hislebisem said he declined to give up the fee, as far es thojeeledisties of Use man was concerned. Mrs. Red fern was Masked to bias, as her solicitor, and if he was fit to reemit gm the rolls, be was St to retain a fee of two infuse. Kr. Parry said be hoped the mart would compel Mr. Hut chinson to return the fee. Several of the judges of the sspertor!ionrts had ordered the return of fees sines similar lisiebbers odd be should &alias to give it up at the roped of orweell. The Atelelest..Tedge—Ge about pour business, sir, and swim al. speed the worta's two Oulu., which you have got pow Kr. Hutehiess—l abated p about ay busisess. Iwe Quite am rotpootaMe as say oar pstlersal la court. The Amaistaat-Jadge—lf you do stet hold your twine, sad p about your boalsesa. I will estamit you at oast. Mr. Hatchhessa—l will sot. My &meter le sot to be taken away is this meaner. The kW' sad fee wore headed to no by Mr. Ballsatinee oink, sad I gave the brief to Mr. Metcalfe. ketoalio—Whish I refused to realm beams you kept book the fee. The atadateat Judge—l bare not the power to order the way to he retuned. sad nothiag would In so absurd as to wake so order width I have ao power to colors. Mr. Matolitasca said, is sewer to a juryman that be meant to Muni tho mousy, hat would not be ordered by counsel to do so. The natter tha dropped, end subsequently Mr. Entebbe. son gage the two gonna up to Mrs. Redfern. The prisoners wen then remanded for Inquiry to be node rsepeeUeg then. rim POLICE corm= 017ILDHALL. Maim: de ellrfaeor, o iM an ens, alba Regalado, and Miguel M..ip were again beenght up, en the charges of obtaining 1,1001. eat 711. upon forged letters of credit, wit! !swot to decrosil Newt!. !lanrhitia . pail Co., of Old Mrood-siesel, - and Weise. These priesses hove hew repeetellp leseaded foe the proboliss of the lodate which essleinsi the proses& of thus befede, end which were stepped in their transit thrifel IM Preneb put Oa the last amiss Mr. Masse, Wile MI ellesded br tic peonsention, midis bad fiemansit rated midi** Under Mentotary of State, is wise* plesreise the required deeninents thew were, and that gentleness exposseed sone reinetssee to part with the letters without the modes of Lad Clarendon, who would then have to mks She Salter to the ilseretery of State for the HMS M= Mhos the destusents could be prides** in slig Undieff time eirenneetanorr, the prisms% who esupleined elite ozbibition that was being made Of lbws, wore resioded rtll totday. The Worsted the Alderman that be know Cortese in and that be was at that time well s(, sad seas of the highest fannies. Wien be seas of op be tease posessred of • large peeps* fir • Bpaatard,Wag • bequest of 25,0001 bus an wade ; bat he got into bed oespany, sad having the userstrolled power ever his forting, he manses Womb it. Mr. Jaw Moffitr was this embed, sod mid—On the Bth of September last I west to the rim of the Prefect of Paris, sad there saw t r ill= @Owns in the same state In which it is now The parcel cantatas the following beak notes and other decussate. A paper addressed " Mons. Mons. Miguel Mamie, Poste Remote. Paris,'. and annexed to It four Butt of Essland Dotes for 100 t. each, dated the 9th of January, Noe. 77,981 to 4 ; four nets of M. seek, dated the Bth of Jane, No.. 20,707 to 20,800; five of 204 each, el the 7th Jane, Nos. 68,410 to 16; six of 61. each, 1211 • 61,872 to 7 ; seven notes of the Bask of Pram for I.sw bsnseah. One of the National Bsnitot be fM bases= ales another pacer, singulerly sod awnesed to it ; fifty notes of 104. each. There is else a mei Warmed to It. Pedro Regaled°, Paste Restante, Pedr o and annexed to it du foreign bills of ex- Ma L ad Wet Moodie, dated 20th of December, 1864, to Des Mignsi Martine:, and addressed to M. Pedro AM tsar letters, all dated Valsoda, Bth of Anemic IMA,sleight foreign Mils of lashings. I know Use pdemee Mokp o sad have Nen his write. I believe the es the envelops addrusd to the priests Me is his own wridag. Coustesamiseil__ by Mr. Weston, for the primer. —I knee es Ned Neap write case, and then It was at the Lesion 011aMaINIOS. It wee • letter to Mr. Casio, and babes be wale it I Mid his that whatever he wrote would be reed. I spook le to his handwriting with a considerable austent of as eldenes John Gardaer esid—l as clerk le the elrealatlow do pertmeat of the General Pmt-ell's. The aware addressed to Moos. Wesel Meshy were posed at Bt. Martherle-Grand is the 17th of August. 1865, after muss la the ournsiog ; sod, in the ordinary mono, they would have bola terwasded to Paris as the 18th - . - _ _ - 11;e: irstlier w evidease of a farad character was then 1 1 gr az ia rd the prisosen were fully coanaitted to liewpte Aso lantey, a warehouseman, of Addle street, appeared Elealorge et his beg to sourer the charge of obtaiaiag. maim Ms pommels. use to the amount of OWL es medal wilds three owes et his baakroptey, with latest to dolma his INSOIMOIL — Ms. HalMali' apposed for the poimatiee ; sad Mr. Pam the the delhoe. Mr. Magi Wawa and—l an gust to Mean. Taylee sad Ibliteria. ed Zaddiredeld. About the 18th of July lain nor the hinkript, mad told kin I bed NM short sods intonate. mad said I would lean patinas with bib. He end shot inde weal& nit kin hot. sad ohs was mob( to and li trawellie late the obratm he nand want bias. I eisimilegly sold le Mei twee& to die when 621. 156.6 d., and M preened that a brunet paged limn be paid for at tintless geed awn. He else mooed that ea it was oar his wading day, the kilter go& Mudd be paid for in sob ea the Dimond dearly li~ 2} vest. dissent appeared at Ha dm to stinir. be iambi on Mikan mad &slimy In the twang some at Coda. 1 eselikur nyealf is this natter. COnemodual-1 Minted the odor kw than gee& ca behalf toy Mama Taylors& liehbasa. Mr ent—l in a shin namboarer, sad Is Jame wr sly bet I was aidelert a ltr. Amen. • oakeker. Itermarest I wee merited to me to the amnion Y AddleOreet. Is July lase I west dare and poodissil sons tweeds. bet I ammo say of whoa I ant % Min, is there were three pereuse is lb. wisibsumi. mil Ile baidaer was moat. I sever belt say desiblas. warped the tweeds toes ti..ed la tan tmaise—there were 72ii yeade—at 421. de. fol., sad I Feld 119 sew to the lealawei disk. I node —— - Wes. Ores., aged 44, a Lhasa*, raid* at 8, Brown's- Militate, Clue-whet, was uld with a violent assault upon Catherine Johnson, a menrNi woman, residing in the same Mutt. The prosecadriz, who amend in the witness-box with two young shildren (twins) at her breast, else having been only a few weeks since ondaed, stated that she lodged in the sane Wm as the defendant, occupying an upper room. Oa Tuesday sight he Waned We, Otos 12 o'clock in a &Wu, quarrelsome mood, sad began shoeing and th • lie wit*, who, wit t two young children, was lying is bud, searing from ea attack of fever. Prosecutriz, feeling for the peer wow in her premed condition, went down and astreated the defendant not to ill-use her but to seaside: the sad date of hie wife and children. He then turned towards her with savage imprecations, and she was obliged to Wass leek to own roam. The defendant, however teamed bee, Web in the door, dragged her from i the bed a which she was lying with her two Wants, and, knocking her down upon the pond, kicked and beat her in the most cowardly meaner, Wit one dike other inmates of dm Mune MIMI to bee nrieldose- Mika limbela, a ledger in me of the adjoining rooms, stated that be wee disturbed by biro. Johnson's cries of murder, end en oat of bed and proceeding to her room he feeslbee her back, while the defendant was WAIN ewe end her in the moat brutal manner. Witness bin ef t Apes Maid' he bit witness's ens, and then, in self-dedmea, be Wok defendant a severe blow in the fees, whisk bed the diet el quieting him until the snivel of a constable. Polkousetable Patios's, MA, deposed t• having been called lots the hues by last witness to apprehend the pri mmer, vibe wee ney dusk. TM deindesst geadediposeenes of the whole oceurnnee, which be atisibated to his having unfortunately drank too much, and be expressed his awn contrition for what had takes tlem Mr. Imam could not swept such a plea in utenuatiou of as Ones of this kind. Ho had acted in a moat inhuman way Wattle his wife in the first pleas, and the welt on the yeeneddrig was as brutal as it was unprovoked. He must be untultted to prison, with bard labour, for • tars of three aindie- _ Rickard Tdeatna,; agedntan, watchmaker and jeweller, of Hallway, woo 11111118ged by Mime Sarah Ana /Heap, • pang weema of esepeetable appearance with bigamy, sad arse with handy semamlted and threatened her. Mr. Tbilisi, Wading onlemilmd he the promestiou. Ms. James Beal, beer soldler, of No. 1, Inwood-terrace Headdress% mid be was preesmi es the 17th April, UM, when the 'demi wee minted to his, Mr. Bent's, sister. He maw her alive and well three weeks ago Sarah Ana Sleep said she was married ce . the prisoner en the 4th Sayeasbre, 11" at Trinity eltunth, Islington. Mr. Gomm apnoea, builder, of Homey, said he ob tained the two emnidmates now produced. He compared them with the register books, and they were true copies of beck maerf sges He pm the prisoner in charge. nos W,Meml ',Meow peen it appeared that the primer lei mania% bow his first wife fourteen years sec, and had not men bee mimeo. Mr. Conde said it would be amasser, to show that the primmer was aware that his first wife was slim when he married the mood IF•111814 and granted a remand for that Purim. _ _ JoispA Reid, aged 8, Jaises -- Kirre. aged 10. and Jams Baer, aged 14, were abated with siestas a money-box eoutainiag about 14e., money subseribed for the sick poor of the amortisation, from the Roman Catholic Chapel in Park road, Clapham. Charles Realism, an Meer belonging to the chapel, de posed that en that morning he missed a mousy. box from one of the pillars near the principal altar, and whisk ha had seen l eafs on the night before, and which contained the subaerip. tans of the benevolent towards the sick members of the congregation. He (witness) was not aware of its primae contents, but, judging from the time it had been open, it was supposed to be at least 14s. The box produced was the same. Sergeant Quin, 28 P, said that from information he re staid on that morning, he proceeded to the beak yard of Mr. Pope, a tradesman at Clapham, and then found the box prodeeed, broken up ea it then appeared, and ascer tained that the two yeangerprismen had been seen in the yard a short time before. He la consequence caused them to be apprehended, when Reid said Pelrra took it from the chapel, while Peina as stoutly declared that Reid it was who tore it down end carried it away, and both acknow ledged that all Baker did was to assist them In breaking the ben es M was extremely strong and made of oak. Mr. Have you ascertained how they get into the elter i P emat Quinn—The doors are open at a very early hour in tbsthalfeflag, your wenhip, I should say as early sa five Vele*, sad tbrelbes they had an opportunity of going into the Ohara bat bow they managed to break it away from the stress bobs with which it was fastened, and that too witheat being observed and detected, I ant at a lase to know. The parents of the prieonm ware present, and those of Raid and Pekes acknowledged that they bad been out all night, and they found them with some money, silver and tappers en that morning, for which they meld not amount satisfactorily. Mr. Elliott remanded the prisoners for a week, but ad mitted Baker to go at large with his friends on their pro mising that he should be forthcoming at the next exa mination. COTTON.--InwisPoor, 00T. 10.—The Market 'load with numb Mewls's' and irregularity. Compared with Fri dara rates, primps of ell hinds are per lb. low. The sale. an estimated at 7,000 bales—compriaing 600 Ameri can saport, 200 Egyptian, at Gd. to 70. ; 700 Burst, at Rd. to Rd. ; 40 flue Islands. at Ild. to S. par lb. Total sines Thursday 76,000 balm; 3,000 export, sail 1,000 speculation. LINEN MANUFACTUZIE—IhagIies Marine mall but we have a dull trade sendasealleg. Light lims, beim la sull sleek, have attrailed ellealss at fall, and la ems Massa, better rates Limes yewo.Tbore was • geed babas Meg is yarn doss Mr hat, Welly an specula's*. Prises are la fiasco a the senor. The trade num, jut published, dm a my astithieliey amass la the tat both Hasse and limes yam how the United Ow the mesa s. d eight isentin. For Uses, in- The trade of et maths ohms a decline, proving that tbe Mourable Uwe has shaky takes Mee, and so the massy metre reuse also showed as Worms we y~he &steadily amain Wade Itestefourard. 'The Agues are— LINEN. Month ending Augut 31. August 31. Yards. Yards. 1864 1866 In. LINEN 'WIN. lb.. lbe. 1864 1866 1,629,406 .... 1866.. 12103,661 Ina It will be observed that the export of yarns daring anted wu nearly double that of the preview. year ' whilst the ut erus, in linen was only five per cent. la the same period of i time.—Beyiset Moroantsk Journal. CORN.—BosTolc, OCT. 10.—Oar market has been about the sem for wheat to•day, with a small supply. Wheat, red, 74e. to Bge, ; white, We. to Ws. thoozvon-ox•Tins, Ocr, 10.—The arrivals of wheat aoutwiae for the put week are small. To this day's mar ket we had a fair show of wheat which was eagerly taken off at an advance of ge. to as. per qr. cm last week's prices. Barley le. per qr. dearer. Oats and beans in request at fall prises. Floor Ss. per seek higher. Imports during the past week :—Wheat, coastwise, 640 qrs. exszion, Ocr. 10.—The afieltaelman iPair interferes with our market this week, which, being held a day Gatlin, is thinly attended , and the trade is dull, without alteration In value. OLAseow, Oar. 10.-At this day's market there was a fair attendance of buyers, and although trunnions in wheat were not so wholesale as during the last day or two, there was a good consumptive demand at the full prices of last week, which in some oases were exceeded by 6d. per boll. Flour quit* as dam. Oats and oatsasal unaltered. I New Beach Imlay brought fully previous rake, bat buyers were scarcely so sager ; Mils old offering. Baths scarce, and in favour of sellers. Pees held for high prices. Ns change in Indian corn. Isparta for t h e wash :-Wheat, 4,510 qrs. ; flour, 332 malts, 100 barrels; oats, 7,311 qrs. ; barley, 1,329 ; beans, 33 ; peas, 35a. ; oatmeal, 1,372 loads. Coax. Ocrrosin 10.-(By English and Irish Hag. natio Telegraph.)-71 barrels white wheat, 375. to 40s. 6d. ; 68 barrels red wheat, 345. to 37e. 6d.; 69 barrels red wheat, 375. 6d. to 384. 9d. ; 227 burels red wheat, 88e. 9d. to 40s. 3d. 227 barrels barley, 141. 6d. to 17s. ; 357 barrels barley, 17s. to 181. ; 199 barrels barley, 18s. to 19s. 3d. 26 barrels bere, 16s. 271 barrels oats, 131. to 14s. 7d ; 406 bards oats, 14s. 75. to 15e. 6d. ; 268 barrels oats, 15s. to 168.8 d. Hay, farmer', 68e. to 68s. ; dealers', 651. Straw, farmers', 265. to 345.; dealers', 31e. to Ws. Clow; 10d. Oar. 10.—Trado was slack to- Invitee perekeers of the baahrapt, through the warehouse man, Uterus Aprli and July. I also pinkest three pawnbrokers' deplieates oe may ewe assess% sad speed to Mee th. far tees. Two of these are Mei Emma bee Febrauy, sad the other le July. I sever paid ',Whiles for them, se I bad set seen the goods. That was, I think, the last manual= I had with the bankrupt I produce an insoles of 140 doses pain of glover, wheel I purchased of the beekrupt far M. 10e., Ism the &Genet. I mama say of whole I bought that lot, m I sometimes bought of the haekrupt sad semetheas et hie warehoussame. Benselise—l believe the maaasetun those ulo o ves is 7U; is it met ? Mr. idam s— l de met know. I never elk. prise for pled Aldonsaa Flails - It would perba be a dangerous ques tion to ask. Are thee' goods pled ,or sold right oat? Mr. Adam—They us bought be li m, t oat. hr. Balleatiao—lt is a geed to buy goods worth 7131. far XL Mr. Wia. Pith sold—l ant a sosinaismies spat. I tolled apes tbe beaknis on the Ma of Inas last, and sold to hint, es bail of Mr. Foley, 72 pleseepf Indio& somas, at lits. 6d. o: s t at es. embnadzif to 701.4.. I took a bill at three 1 I had ray souweirisa of 6 per oat., end Mr. Foley vgled the geode. Mr. Foley is a creditor to the 'meat of /dr. Ileideabi Joe' k Mandan said—l as a warehouse on basins. et 7, Minorlos. In Juno lest I the baakrupt 66 pieties of various kinds of were conks sad stem spume I bought Om at 164._pse plum Mr. his Davis said—l oat a draw, at iltoarbridgo. in Weessaritalio. I have had dealings with the ban kr upt, end the lest treauction between us was in Jane last, about sa asespaanee which I Ind gives his I saw his again on the He of July, whoa he UM Be be was going is sake a smash of it mad start he Australis. Mr. W.. Modem add—l ea a fang Malay mannfea• tater, of Iwieutswidee. Is Is.. lost I supplied the bark. rapt with (soh, eseskelag of 160 &sea pairs of gloves, value alio 701., awl Meat the 11 t 1 of July other goods to the wino •11111. The odour mimed very anxious legit he haw seeds. I have set begs peii. The pelmet wee ties essuillei M trial, and admitted to bell is the male meant se Whoa. BOW4ITILIBT. PREECE POLICE CASE. The Sink contains the following A strange affair oteurrod yesterday afternoon in the Faubourg Poimenaiire. A Madame C—, who carries on business as a dressmaker in the faubourg, suddenly nutted into the apartments( bee landlord, who lived in the ism home, and, Mew* me met ef preliminary remark, declared that she weal wise hiss if he did not at once give her a auto of MAW es Mine her husband from peettniszy embarrass. =oft The gentleman thought the woman was jesting, end he lenglingly told his wits, who entered the room at the ammunit, whet the violins, had said. The lady, however, persolved that Kaden' C— was perfectly in earnest, and ening her hastily *suet ha hand into her pocket, at seined her by the arm. Bat the other sac. Goaded to drawing firth a pistol, and, presenting it at the MAW. pulled the trigger, bat it fortu nately mimed Ism Mu then, in indescribable fary, =NW IS in. and Mew* him repeatedly with the batt-ead el the meson en the hoed and hem fibs would probably have mowfwed him If he had net suomeded In wresting the Oast ben her, and in eveepowerint her. II Gentiles h s i o s u rs Obi ow up the window mid alai aloud for help. wto be n who happenedlambs hastened up Wee: awn Tessa late wetly. She net only made no WNW le deny her guilt, hit =pressed bee 'egret that she bed not murdered tie geniemes, as if she hal done so, elm mid. the woad have bees seat to the magoldl, whereas • posemstebe weed bow to undergo a Imigtheoeie?l - Me wee takes before the esemalseesy , Morel by a line mend, and to that tenelleatey _ re peated whet she had said to the °Been. The phael which the aced was a denblo•lmmieloil one. wee heavil y Maki 1 sod ea sesealn.bm saillave Menhi► batnled phael, elm loaded, wee familia bar paint. The woman ap poen to be between 26 sad SO years of age." THE Plass MEDAL 701 WHEAL—IA the Paris Eshibitlea is a sack of wheat platted there by oar neigh beer, Mr. Mallard Webb, of Caleet, to wisest, we are pleased to beer, Iles bets awarded the Prise 11r. Webb, it will be reseiseted, palmed the pries Ire wheat I. oar ova Zahibitios of 1854 besting amongst *there his royal samaratltor, Palm Albert. Mr. Webb wry well be pond AM is ids rodeo this matey has peeved itself musks astir iirdaseseessy ef life toots say asighboun, Irks 'dips min se wag ssegesis. Although • weilliled seek was pissed these es the swain of the lislibitint. so eager bees bees sew* of the Freudi iWws M NMI • ample of this Matedial wheat that it is areessaely of Its wag*, la wets. too, Kr. Webb b Maly to obtain edebrity, fsar Wilma having applied is Ides Ai simples ef dot halt, with whisk his ewlesidee imam abound ; sad a* umbestead Mr. W. Ms ihineedisi se she at Prefesess ins W timers dssa 20 Aided ads, whisk he is new fa wax es be pissed is his ileileotme t. the OMNI lisrearr. day, particularly for anyt log not of Bn4rata qaalitr. Beef made from le. 10d. to 4e. Bd. Mutton, 3e. 10d. to 4e. 10d. Veal. 3. 10d to 4s. 10d. Pork, 3s. 8d..t0 6a. per atone of 81bs.,:einkIng the offal. CROPS ABROAD. The Massager du Midi contains the following secionnt of the vintage in the south of Prance :—" In the Romanian (the district adjoining the Pyrenees) the yield will be below that of list year, which was itself considerably under an average. If there be enough for local eousump tion it will be the very utmost, and that is not more than the tenth part of a good crop. In the Narbonnais the vintage is far better, as the wine will be of fine quality, though only in the proportion of the third of a usual crop. In the Var, the wine will not be first rate, for the landowners have been obliged to gather all the grapes at aeuntssually early period from the malady having fallen on them. In the Gard there will be about two-thirds of an ordinary crop. In the neigh bourhood of Montpellier the crop will not amount to more than one-half, bat the wine will be fine." le consequence of the deficiency of the wine crop the Roma government has prohibited, until September, 1866, the ezportatioa of grams, ordinary wines, and vinegar. The Carrier des Alper says In Switzerland, as in Savoy, the potato crop is exceedingly abundant. The yield of apples and peers is also satisfac. As to the vine bearing districts, the wine will be good, though the yield is scantly as average." A letter from Christiania states that provisions are ex tremely dear in Norway. It adds that in that city a num ber of merchants have formed themselves into an association' to puroluse provisions by wholesale, and sell them at cost price to the poorer claims. The silk crop of 1855 will, it is now proved, be much more considerable than it was last year, and, according to the calculation of the Turin Chamber of Commerce, the quantity of cocoons sold up to the end of July represented about one-third of the crop. That quantity having been 4,036,860 kilogrammes, valued at 18,078,632 f., the total Produce will be 12,110,680 kilogrammes, worth 64,234,0001. The crop of 1864 was only 9,329,680 kilogrammes, valued at 40,903,000 f., or a third less than that of the present year. The first cocoons which were brought to market were sold at an advanced price, in consequence of the fears above alluded to, bet a decline mom afterwards took place. The highest average price was4f. 90e. per kilogramme, and the lowest 3f. flOo. A letter from Madrid says :—" The production of sherry wine *mates, to fail this year ; the vineyards are in • bed state, and if the unfavourable weather we have had for some time should continue, it is feared that the grapes will rot before they can be gathered." SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE THE SEA-BORNE MAILS. (Frost the "Leedom Poet-othee List.") [Wben tka data for making no • mall fain on • elundey, the mail weal= open until tka day following.] Gibraltar Gibraltar 1 Naha* (viaUNA' ••••••chl I • • Mauritius Cey- Loa)* China* Penang•... VAINIP••• • • • Austrellaf eta the Gape) Neat India vans and Honduras) . Venezuela Grey Town Newt:honed& 11 . Madero I Uszteo Nadirs ONsdeVirds sessesiir; bob — Mawr. W.CaUtrim 110161'1,4,U' el; Umbsdailis atOkliklardi Oath, & &tweets Itidays. Oat. 19. & alternate Fridays. Tat 21, k enemata Vidasdays. U,.,. vod• Liver. Pool. South. woven. Inetse...l lat. u. HEIM Stake BriddiNortb • Via Dover sal N•nelUN. I CASUALTIES. Ailerton, hence for 11omlary, ii7iut into Queenstown, owing to mutiny of the erew.—Liv. rpm', per. 10. Eugene, at this port, after being in ocataet with the Marie Amelia, in the Scheldt, end carrying sway her bowsprit. —Antwerp, Oat. 8. ♦BRIVID. Aresse-si Plll, Ootobef 9, fres ............................... Mien amess&-et Oak, °elder 9, teem. iem ...« : .............: . :== Amoss..99q9sseolows. 09919•90. ANA 116-111111IMMON Wok*? 9, trams -............ Leaser-et Orevessed, October 11, f0tee................= RATAVIXF•St 0111.1181•11 60 =6111 1 1t 10. fraa.......-.....isamlas BA LAR-Ogr Lowestoft. 9, fr05.......................Lhmes Cmsse-at Ofssemead. (Motor 1., tren.......-....-...lwismaz CLisowt-ot Oman& Ostober 10, tre55....................1ikatat Omisasaw-lit (imam% Oslober 10. 1fine...........D99199rk Made se et the root Ofllee. thahil Ith of U• mouth. 1 th 20th of the ) month. 110!b of month. 4th of 7b: sketb. tth k 19th of the moth. 17 ... Oat. IT ... r. 2 1 8 u.d":I kudos .., I Indus ... l il lemeL wbat Cerr Poses-st dorm-st Case!, Osio °ll 7 lll ter . Nowa Loin -st Cork Paseo" 0 00000000 0 lastesstows, October 11, Cossiews-st lloodistoset. October_ , t 'DAVID ORANT-LL Lowestoft Hades 1/110111 9, sm.. DARLI/1-eir Palmoenk, October trees ..... IL W. FAILAT.-GL Orldiewater, &Sober 9, Itantaws-M Lyn Outdo' 9, from .......... ....... nom-ft Cork, October 7, frost ...... Woovis-st Oak Pangs, Clobber 7, free.. . .. „ l'essw Csins-ot Liverpool. Oakes' 9, tram. ftATZBIIITA-at Orsweemoil. Odder 10. kcel Osmium -at Ormond. Ootobor 10 t raoc e.e te .e. Hos-fit Liverpool, October 9, locaszw-as °messed. Ostobir 10, Essows-st Orsvesesd, October 10. • 7.- Naass-at Orsyssood, October 10. from Mons- at Oork, Osisbie r, item. . Illszavosi-at Sunderland, Oetoter 9, G'";.;x. boismai-st Ormond, °stoker 10, ke....:• "Isbs Jaws llarres-at Oravessod. October 9, JArr CLUIILL lave:pool. weber 9. nor Jeers-st Liverpool. October 10, froli..:7""""`"faran......_ hoss-st Orsvossoil. Woke. 9, trosi.,.. „ MEN Orselloek October S. Loisw-cfl Ithisah. 9/090949 9, &OIL ............ iNDII-119 Quosolows. Oototer 8, two Lowse-at v o=poi ssi. Ostober t. r0e.... . .. LADT Ostobie 9, tr0w.........-1111, lisats-st Oman& °skier 10, tras .. . - lissuswe-at Livwpool. 'Clobber ,9 tom Nowa' Lorna -at Gramm a. ostobor 10, Prim w ows maTuaa_ei Quiesiwww. _ Oslster I, Soya Dass.-st 0119 Woo flow .... leszace-met Owiesolows. Osislor Pou.vs-at Orsfromo. a n d 19,, Prow. * Paves Atssar-st Oeseisowil. U II MW. 10, komr" ... """l l A P•uutaurop-at Orli% 0819111116atica---...-...akilit Poinsaw-ot Piseumer-oli=. Odder 9. frees ROLLING WAVS-119 MIL PIM" October 1, ara.. imam 0011/101-at Quango"; Of: eater 11, toss &La -ow Orivemse. October 10, Iskem-st Orsvessisd, October _ 10, tress ...... amt,-st Whitehorse. °steer 11, w as gr. Haas- at Cardiff, °stabs? 11, firms-st Olosowtor, °stable 8, trots__ eramoaD-at Quamitown. October 1 1 . NOMAD ADD T ELIZAIWIII-Cdr o U r OCIIWIt Timms-et White Tmas OL)--at Deg• Oftber 113 . Umwtss-st Cork, October 11 Vounues-st Clusiostown. . ...... Vossay-at Oravossod, Ootobor 10, trim__ ..ween WILD Plowia-st Graveseed. October 10. Wx. lost.se- et Orsvemesd, October 9, woo ... Wes. L®-at Bridgewater, oetoter r wx. Bsarae-id Ootobir Oitober teat ...... _ -.., e [ Wurwzaz—at Oloossetior. BAILED. Axon-from Gramm% October 10, t0..............01801M1N5h Arrus-frout Fs!mouth, (Wafter 9, to », Samosa -from Porbmsoeth, Getobir 9, Baminum-trosa Cardiff. October 8, to.. , Bow Panscaro-trost Cardiff. October 9, t0 7 ..........08110111141 Bmotme-tram Gravesend, October 10, to Bas Losciena-ham Gramm% October 10, t 0. .." Cusoceem-from Gravermed. October 10, tn.... Cm or ROTTIII43I -tram Ovememd, October 10, to Goa-from Gravesend, October 10. to wow Curry's Hatt.-ham Oardiff. October 4 to Csanertacci-tram Portsmouth, October 9, t 0..... ...... Causams-trom Falmouth, October 9, Cftgota-ham Poole, October 9, Cam asmos-trom ehleide, October 9, Davao-from Buena,., October 9, Ducat -tram Gravesend, October 1 0, t 0.... .. „ ..... ....1011101 Farreareues-from Gravesend, Octob er le, to . Russ Ramos-from Gravesend, October 10, to OefL Ezenym-from Cardiff, October 8, to isle lass.-frces Falmouth, October 9, to Pam Awn-from Cardiff October 8, to Fsacsna- from Felmouth, October 9, to ...% 2 .." 03111117113.1 JaCOl,l-4117111 Falmouth, October 9, Hassovis-trom Falmouth, October 9, Huns-from Falmouth, October 9, to ........ Mum Rosa-from Felon nth, October 9, to... Cape of Olt a t Jaw-Prom Hull, October 9, to - JO.* BMW-from Plymouth, October 6 7 Joy's Rayless-from Plymouth, October 6, to -Resin Lamm-trots Gravesend, October 10, to Los-ham Gravesend,' tj October 10, to ..... bizarr-from Plymouth, October 8, to Mazy Ams-from Pill, October 9, to.. Maseamr-from Portsmoutb, October 9. Mosaseauss-Prom Poetamouth, October 9, t0...........9611eum Nuesoo-from Pill, October 9, to abbe NI:BMIA &NORA OIL BZOONA-freal Falmouth, Odom I, tells Num GODWIS-from Buena,., October 9, to -Bend= o'mm-from Gravesend, October 10. t 0. . ..... .......... PAMIA-from Gravesend, October 10, -...-36 Possum-troy Cardiff. October 8, to (toms or Ti. Jams-from Swamis, October 9, Ronny C.assam-from Cardiff, October 8, t0.....-..lfre Tat Rama Dm non-from Falmouth, October 9, Rseum-from Greven:ad, October 10, to ..... Owetectanie Rancsow-from Gravesend, October 10, to Softeram Siam Cams-from Gravesend, October 10, to IL Jeso Ss Cats October 9, t 0...... Brvince—Ain Porlosoutb. BAND October 9, 9r. SATIOVIticei PlANrath, October 9, to ..... ----JAIN %UMW:O Rateres--freat Tabsoeth, October 9, to ........ Sr.aeownewit —Om Paimastb, October 9, to-.Cca . = 80 . BleserafiCM Q• 811111101112. October 8, t 0...... Bia 1L Catoseaz—tran ClNceetown, October 8, to --JINN Tamer—from Southaa9oca, October 9, to ..Breda %awaken—from _ . October 8, to ........otutertber9b _ Vi::—!mm cinEir, Wiobsiii, - tii —Alio VILLII DB &anon —from Falmouth, October 9. to .....Liwod Waya—from CMS, October 8, to Mak WIL/Jlll Banenax —from Southampton, October 9, to NMI= Yeaumet —lrmo Groomed. October tat to CoMminlb VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Belle (bele), of Liverpool, Sept. 21, to ths Streit of Oflnk, hotted H. Christopher Behjsain, from Bomtey for Liverpool, July I, kr.li - • -- 36 IL • _ F-ba.betb Wenslra, frem London for Hobart Tows, Avast kd Madeira. Lions (ship), from Moulmein, July 16, let. 14 6., loc. 60 6. Maria (*thorns; from Bombay for Undo!). Sept. 4, lat. 3711., In 31 W. Nugget, of Liverpool, from London for Australia, August 16,1a1.111, lon. Sl W. Prins Veldemarachalk, from Akyab foe Falmouth, August ; lat. 116, Ica. I. Phibo, from Sunderland, August 28,1 M. 14 16., lan. 16 W. Roxburgh Castle (ship), from Landon for Port Phillip, (*A.M. 49 N., lon. 97 W. Royal George, from London for Port Phillip, August 31, lat,lll, lon. 26 W. Shallman, from Liverpool, for Melbourne, August 29, Ist.l Ul4 lasi. 20.14 W. Tre Smell; ter Malta. lethail ST N., loa. 10 W. Traveller. from Loudon for the Red Sea, August 13, Ist.o it., Ps. 11 w. AN ADVOWSON AT THE AUCTION MARL—Team day, at the Auction Mart, Mr. Hewitt offered to pibib section the ailvoweon of the vicarage of Lutes, Bedford' shire, with parse house and grounds. The view, It wei stated, bad the rig t of presentation to the chapel of eat. The age of the present incumbent is 67. The voles is As King's book is 361.12.. Id. The present grow emus rah* of the living, including the commuted rental/au of 1, 3601 n is stated to amount to 1,4851. The outgoings amount to 1051. per annum. The living, the auctioneer stated, w$ bought some years ago, subject to a life • year or two elder that the present incumbent, for 10,6001. &eight is at 5,5401. [Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAV6 OINTMENT AND Prue roe vas (bas or Eay.irimes is ran Inos.—Hr. Yaght• ehemtet, of ARON informed Proferaor Holloway that Ilre. =aid °Hien, of Bloated, had been suffering for more than If mei& egi erysipelas in the leg, and could get no relief whatever. tog that she bad persisted in the nee of a greet variety of HMX . I however, at this juncture the bad meows* to Holowars and Pills, which afforded her speedy relief, an d ultimately ellselefs sound and permanent ears. remedies are anon* Pg. mended for all diatoms of the skin. impurity of the eigeril: butte affectlons.—Sold by all medicine vendors, sod at loway's eatabbahmenta, t 44, Kruse. Leaden, and it. Msliab n b: New York; A. Stamps. Constantinople; A. Guide', Illaynts; H. Hoods, Malta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS• BIRTHS. ogdon-street, Barsibary4ek. Libit" BOWER.—Get. 9, at the wile of Mr. A. P. Bower, of • son. CARROLL.—Oct. 5, at Harcourt-etre' Cana. EN, of a son. DUPRE.— Oet. 6, at the Personage, Temple ()tilting, Oxeye', abbe, the wile of the Res. H. Ducet, of • son. Gan - DN.—Oct. 6. at Abberley, Worcestershire, the wife of C. Gel. toe, req.. of a daughter. MAOGILLIVRAY.—Get. 5, st Myddeltdu.square, Yentousille, wife ot U. Esq., of a daughter. RICHMAN. —Oet. 6, at Ottsidlord-street, Itutwell.wpare, the Dublin, the trite of w• P. Ilialoom, Fag., of a son. ROUSE.—Oat. S, at Matta& the wile of J. SAWS J]7• ii . • sou. TIILY.--Oat. 9, at Radnor•pLa, LK, of • ion. , Ow ideal OW4 MARRIAGES. LAMB—NlXON.—Oot.Mrytaboos Church, by the lisra Martin. E. B. Ihmh, Esq., to a taroline Prams, &ON" ji late 11. O. Nixon, Esq. NEATE—STORR.—Oct. 9, at the pariah of St. Paul, Ca'ent4 u6l ,.,„.„. by the Rea. H. B. Smith, Mr. J. Nolte, of Abbey.road. wood, and Orehard street, Porumnequare, to Sophia. detidao._," Mr. Warr, of Mill Farm, Barnes, Surrey, and King-wae garden. STRICKLAND —TIDAL.— Oet. 6, at Hailaham, Soma& J. H. Irk's'. Vicar of Chiddincly. E. auk:Wood, or Bristol, to Anne Jane, daughter of E. li. Vidal, of WWII Lodge, Heilaltam. c..se. Wi le h rWi N ey S Teo l3 N A o l l Na vir. VTli °c lll, t raq at ., Ra or U r addendield, r24. Cti".lol. tier daughter of E. Baines, Eq.. of Leeds. DEATHS. w ABMSTRO,IO.—Cat. 5, at Croft, near Darlington. MO or P. ASLIVETOCC of Neweastio.l9on•Tyne, aged 22. CLATTON.—Oct. 6, at Portman-square, J. L. Clayton, Esq, ..- 11•009.—Oet. 6.•.° •ieeet, Gronenor.aquare, Mr. J. ANO aged A. Moon. Eaq. Si• 5, at littentjorequare, for Armagh. PARRER.—Oct. 5, Nary Ann. wife of Yr. C. 0. Parker, of Aibk* IA est, Rote Newington, aged 56. .1. J. PH r lL ed LIPA—Oet. st 64. Owns's-pace, Byde.yark .exner, Phillips, sged 65. RONILLY.—Oct. 6. at Geneva. in the 57th year of ids 11 114 14/dgi 8 0011 7. Faq., eldest eon of the later Sam ood uel Rlly. 13111ITIL—Oct. 6, Ann Louisa Augusta, the wife of C. kentisAtown. lISEWIINS.—Oct. 5, at the Vicarage, West Parleigh. l3lo " l4' Neveas, daughter of the Dean of Rochester. duo& eilf WARRINOTON.—Oct S. at Bloomfield-terrace. ?We% "'—' of IL W. Warrington, Eq., aged 66. "thili W eille. "tra illthe "l" o tbs indld °K7 1 01 Wi.nsillli bi d Zies. ll 141.11"1:sairatelOnom.°11114-16 /6211114414.7. itb aed 20th et the moth. iO 0.. INov. 4. tot had lith ol month. 11th ot the math. craw. gym. !Nov. 13. ISouth. azapion. I 1 P ° I 'D 1 t a l c L Liver- Pea. IBeath mpact. /South easption. lam aeuth. ptoa. lSouth amptoa. I my. swath. Marco Polo Nag dawn Mug. dolmas T l 7 Aron 1.. bine' Wash. Witco W halm der Wailed. /