The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-22 00:00:00

r~ NAVAL AND rizzegsr. PORTII3IOI7III. Sam 21. . - - The ail given last night at the Queen's Room., a aid of the Portenouth Seamen and Marne,* Orobas Schools, and which bed the petronsge:ci the Lords of the Admiralty, wee attended by about 180 persons, aid realised upwards of 40i Sir Charles Wood, Rear. Adialrala Sir M. F. F. Sotheby sad Aniseeds were present; as were also the Consuadoe in-Chief, Vin-Admiral Sir Thane Cosh. risk sod Lady Coolusne sad party; the Lindemann Governs. MalotsGeneral Bruton, Mn. and Mime Brans; Admisil As troy, Mn. sad Miss Annoy ; Admiral Sir H. D. Chads and Lady Chad. ; Captain 81r Thomas Maitlesd. C. 8., and Mn. Maitland; J. B. Cuter, Esq., M.P.; G. Esq, Mn. and bliss Gillman; Mrs. and Min Great, lbs. This morning Sir Charles Weed landed at the dockyard from the Admiralty yacht, Black Hirt! Eagle, at half-past ten o'clock, and treat to the Newel College to en officers of the *lrvin. The fol bowies had iaterviews with Sir Chula: Yin-Admiral Doylsk Bear-Admiral Hollisworth, Major General Evan, A.M.; Captains B. Sharpe, S. Hopp, J. A. Punter, J. F. 3. Waisright, F. L. McClintock. B. Herrick, J. G. Gabon, Magnin; Commodore G. T. M. Purvis (b), F. W. R. Wier, J. Bailey, T. Mitchell, H. Goold, W. Bowden, G. F. Meehan, C. L. Waddilove, G. F. Burgess, 8. G. Crate well. J.B. Elliott, B. Fern, W. Worafold, J. M. Langky, .1. Basses, W. Douala.; Lieutenants B. M. Lusester, G. W. Patteraoa, G. M. Chapman, W. H. Famish, 3. H. Annett, N. B. Bodliegfield, J. Jesyree, J. B. MisiMoy, G. H. Wall, ♦. 0. L. Lewis, J. Mainwrlgbt; the An. R. 8. Phelps, chaplain of Portsmouth Deekyard Dr. levier, it M., stain:gess ; Mr. Johnston, snood master; Mr. Finebam, late master shipwright of this yard; sad a depilation from the officers of the dock yard, is reforms to the system of superanaiatiou in repo. The deputation consisted of Meson. Moody,ReseelL Brown, and Speen. ♦ deputation of the oorporatioa of this benegh also bad ea interview with the Fins Lord, in referesse to a prologs fee the assetraction of a desk is the Comber, as inlet of the sea. The deputation, whisk us aimed of the Meyer, Aldermen Baguet, Mr. Vasdenbargh, and Mr. B. W. Ford, was courteously received by the Pint Lord, but, of Want, he gave no definitive pledge en the subject. At 11 o'clock the mu belonging to the dockyard paned through the master Shipwright's Offise; Bear-Admirals Berkeley and Richards beteg mesa ; alter which they had the remainder of the day as a holiday. Witilet their lordship were torryieg out the above ditties an shwa of fire in the yard was raised. An engine was la a few Mastro maned and on the spot, bat Lrtonately there wee no need fee her services. This afternoon the board have impeded the lftentrieas and Victory, and to-night antartain the leads of deputasents at the George Hotel. Galen have been reeeived by electric telegraph to discos liege way farther Wynne of shells for the Crimea. TM /Boles, shell depot, arrived at SpithmO this afternoon from t►e &Me. The Calcutta, 84, sailing ship, Captain Stopford, is off the port, bat not in sight. She is from Sheerness, which she left oss &trashy last, but has been delayed by contrary winds. The City of Aberdeen, Ltdy Eglintels, Volunteer, straw transports, and Emprew Eugenie, Silting transport, hate arrived to-day from the Crimea. The Alder, stews transport, sailed to-day for the Crimea, with 21 hate ands cargo of shell. DUBLIN, Sure. 21. All the troops encamped on the Curragh will be reviewed to day by Lord Seaton, Commander-in-Chief of We loran is Ireland. A general court-martial assembled yesterday in Permoy Barracks, to try a private of the 50th Regiment, who deserted from the trencbu before Sebastopol, made his way to a vessel in Selektive Harbour, then under way for Beg lead, and was arrested u a deserter at Devonport, whence he was transmitted to the depot of his regiment at Fumy. The Westmeath Militia, having been mustered in review order, the other day, to fire a salute for the fall of Slims sepal, twenty of the men volunteered to in the 88th Regiment at the seat of war. , Lieutenant Douglas, 9th Regiment, has joined the depot from the Crimea. He was severely wounded in the attack OD the Reden en the 18th of June, and was since in hospital at Malta, bat is now Teetered to health. Capt 17th, has Jolted the depot from the Crimea. Government orders were received at Southampton yesterday, twantermandieg the shipment of any more shell' end shot os board the transports, sad ordering 600 tons of hat timbers to be embarked os board the Queen of the South, Maven, which is now ready for see. The Thames, transport, is slim getting ready to receive hut". Last year hate were not sent out before November and December. Already a vast quantity of hut timbers here bees sent out in the Colombo, Vittoria, sad Ilydupee transports from Soathampton, beside' what have beta mot out from other ports. OF THE VICTORY. BIRMINGHAM. At a meeting yesterday, the Mayor is the studs, and attended by Mr. Meats, LP., Mr. Addseley, M.P , and a somber of infloontial inhabitants, the following resoletioaa were passed : " That this mooting, rewarding 'eels aseeeinfal operation of the tilted trans against Russia as an additioaal eneouragement to hope for the establishment of the liberties of the people of Europe apes a sap sad ladies fooadation, is of opinion that the reran important victory at Bebestopol calls for some arm priate demonstration of the' joy felt by all classes of society is this borough." " That sa early day, to os hereafter tamed, be appropriated as a day of public rejoicing os rho amain of the recent victory at Sebastopol ; and that a g►asnl holiday do them take plate, with thanksgiving Is al the churches sad chapels throughout the borough, and tlmt, W order to nable all slaws of the community to par. taints is the celebration of the glorious event, a duster be I melded for the poor and aged inhabitants, web dinner to take plus is ose or more localities of the borough as may be decided by the indigoes having sharp of the snoop meats of the same." A large cumber of alderman to be entertaisod ; sad a committee was appointed to collect sub simians, end carry oat the opirit of the resolution. A public meeting wee held et the townhall, is ilsstlasspton, an Thursday sight, to take into coasideratica the beet mem of celebrating the oaptsre of Sebastopol. The slid asegietrate, Simpson Pays., Seq., was is the ask. The townhall was crowded, and gnat sambas mild set get admitteses. The meeting was esthesiastis eso. Os the meeting being remisded that the 20th was the sasiversary of the battle of the Alma, the ►usiness was isterrupted to cheer the zees tits of that glorious battle, end the English and French Lams who fought end woo it. Nor in the diming through out the meeting were the Sardisians forgotten, who fought so well at the Tchernaya. A sergeant who was at the battle of the Alma, wes present at the meeting, and was quite& 0 lion." It was resolved by the meeting that the fall of Sebastopol oh. old be celebrated is Southampton by n gene rat holiday ; !bat the public buildings should be illuminated; that there should be a display of fireworks in ioundwell• ' park ; and that a pleasure fair should be held on South. swims common. A committee was appointed to fix an early day for the celebration, sad to carry out the mots. tioss of the public meeting. The Southampton corporation have voted a coaystulatory address to t►e Queen sad to t►e Emperor of linage, en the "Mem of t►e allied amiss over the Russian form, at the last mad essoseeful smolt ea Sebastopol. A general illumination, says the Chelmsford Citywide, is celobratios of do where of Sebastopol, took pins ea Monday sight. Ia the sorsa of the morning digs were hoisted at the windows sad ea the roofs of any of the louse, the novelty of t►e rod, white, and blot, predomi nant, over the old red arose of St. George—a proof of the geed kaki* 'curtained towards our gallant allies. Tits bells rug eel curtly throughout the day, the Sego that bad beef hoisted en t►e tower oa the receipt of the saws leaving bees kept flying throughout the week. The militia marelod to Moir training groaad in the course of the afternoon, loaded by their band, sad fired a salute it honour of the day. Thelon, whet all baboon lighted op, was Mtwara tog sad astmeusg. Numbers eau" in from the aeighboor lag towns and vUloges, and even dram a distance) of tea or twain lanes, sad is the scaly pert of the 'Teeing the 'nuts wore t►rongd. All pored of meet satisfactorily, without Ito slightest Cannons" or Warty to property, without widest, toe, of say serious elsramier ; sod op to a late Mar I even ladies were parading N. Wein to enjoy the speetaele— the Whets which popular feeling, by this publio manifesta tion otjoy, paid to the cesqueren of Sebastopol, and pro eledmed to mir brsthrsw is the Crimea what they wok ct them in Begland. po.•- • THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY • THB ANNIVERSARY OF THE ALMA REJOICINGS. DUBLIN, Barr. 21. The tardiness with which the lest glorious news from the Crimea was celebrated in Dublin was in a great measure compensated foe last night; and the anniversary of the Alma was takes advantage of to celebrate both the triumph of that day, and the fall of Sebastopol The publin enthusiasm, for some days pent up, therefore found ample room to manifest itself, and it must beacknowledged that it was most ardently displayed. This demonstration of joy did not o ri ginate with the public authorities, the United Service Club in Stephen's-green being entitled to that distinction. The front of their splendid house was brilliantly illuminated on the occasion, the name of Sebastopol blazing in letters of flame, surrounded by the flags of the four Allied Powers, and high above all the name of "Alma" shone forth in brilliant jets of gas on the summit of the building. The band of the 18th Lancers, stationed in the hall of the cleb, and that of the Cambridgeshire Militia in the enclosure of the green, played alternately the national Mrs of England, Ireland, and France, and vast crowds of people filled the open spans in front, groups of ladies occupying the club and adjoining houses. The example thus appro priately set by the United Service was followed in various other quarters of the city, several of the principal commercial establishments and other build logs being brilliantly illuminated with devices indi cating the cause of the public joy. The blended flags of the allied nations floated from windows and house tops; and the joy bells poured forth their merriest peals from the steeples of the protestant cathedral and of the Roman catholic church of St. Paul. The streets were densely crowded with people , to a late hour. A Wexford paper says: Upon the news of the capture of Sebastopol being brought to Cense. the seat of the Palliser. in this county, the house wee covered with bunting, in honour of their glorious French relative. 1 The Lord Lieutenant, after visiting Belfast and Bal linulos, will lea's Ireland fora month. Prince Napoleon Le moot anxious to visit the coast of Ireland. The Evening Post says : The new provision contract is out of great magnitude, little caleulated to encourage the hopes of peace founded es the fell of B.butopol. It will consist of 8,000 tisross sad 7,500 barrels of navy beef, and 23,000 times and 23,000 berre's of navy pork. As it is know* that the supplies still available at Deptford (rent the previous contracts ere con siderable, t►e quantity new required for the now year Rust be considered very large indeed. Within the last few days 'statutes orders have been forwarded from the Wu Depart. mint, w Birmingham and other marts, for various Utile meets of war. Tin articles for the army in the Crimea ars included. SPORTING. BEITINO AT :I1 STAKES. 8 to 1 apt Robgin (t) 15 to 1 Scythian 15 to 1 fby Melb ourne (t) 18 to 1 Neville (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Sykes (0 25 to 1 Sasosbez (t) 25 to 1 Bro. to Grey Tommy (t) 25 to 1 Weathercoca (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. No betting. The trttt:ag was almost entirely eloalned to the events decided at Manchester this day. MANCHESTER AUTUMN MEETING. (CONCLUSION OP THUIDDLVI 1•0111,) TIIII BILLING STALES of 3 roes. each, with 40 added; for 3 yr-olds and upwards. Optional selling weights. One mite and a quarter. (4 subs) Capt. likepeortlea Elastic by Ugly Busk, 3 yrs, on.= el I Mr. Ranh Red Robin, 3 yes (301.), 6st I lib IJ. roster Mr. Mhattikar's Miss Mr* 3 yrs 1501.), 7th (Thorpe 3 Mr. Taompepah Emmeline, 3irs pm), eist 71b (J. Gil, 4 Betting : 2 ti I agst Red Robus, 6 to 2 eget Elastic. Won by a length ; bad third. The winner was baught in for 65 guineas. Tin TRAPPORD HANDICAP of 70 lova., for 2.yr-olds and upwards. The winner of any race after the publication of the weights, Sib extra. Half a mile. Mr. Baker's Syne by ltirdratther or Gawk", I yrs, Ost (in cluding 510 extra) (ftescdm) I Mr. E. Gill's Henrietta, 3 yra, eat J. 0118 I Mr. Monies OmMort, 4yte, eft(Bun 3 Mr. R. Writhes Berg 17n, 7st ..... —aborts 4 Mr. J. Oallisenes awry Brandy, $ yrs, am 71 (Bar:park 0 Betting: 6 to 4 agst Comfort, 2 to 1 apt Byres, 4 to 1 apt Henrietta. Wcn by a length. Absat two lengths between the second and third; the latter "easing off" when within a short distance of the chair. Soon after entering the straight, Bearpark's saddle turned round, and he was thrown. The horse broke away. BETTING ON THE COURSE. CESAREWITCH. 8 to 1 eget Robgill (t) 16 to 1 Neville (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Stites (t) 25 to 1 Joe Miller (0 25 to 1 Weathercock (t) 36 to 1 Br. to Grey Tommy (t) 25 to 1 Seereboa (t) 33 to 1 Black Swan (t) 40 to 1 Jolly Marine (t) 66 to 1 Briaklow (t) 66 to 1 Typos (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 16 to 1 eget Flatterer (t) 33 to 1 Copaeine (t) 40 to 1 Mortimer (Kr. Pan's) (t) FRIDAY. TEE Two YlliAß OLD SELLING STARIS if 5 mow. *sob, with 30 added; optional ailing weights. Half a mile. Mr. Wblttakor's than Petite, by Marmatabor (SOL), tlet 111 b (Batas ) 1 Mr. t Mo lo n th ton's Ally by Malcolm , dam by Valparaiso (W.l fa Mr. e (101.', Oat @bra% isib ««.... _ ~..(JBssrparil 1 . F or m ai ) S Mr. Pell's Swalalifla (ta), Tit 3lb _ (Wilson) 4 Mr. Marbleise:la's Lly by Blidastshe7"oat of Inbaltress (Mi.), Oat 1310 (Luke) 6 Mr. klairtlaa's Staffordshire Si.. (321.), 6st lall (fret II Betting . 6to 4 apt Ilwalelifli, sto I spat Cber• WM. Won easily by ahe ; sans distance between the espesd sad third ; bad four*. rb The winner was bought la far 60 gaisess. Tho GRAND STAND PLATE (Handicap) of 70 sow. for all soot Soma furlong.. 1 4 Mr. R. Walker's !Woo by Tosebstme, 3 yrs, Sit 51b(Snowera I Mr. mmores 3balab. S yrs, 4at III; (car On illb) (Fordham 1 air. Margolies Mir lira, 3 yrs, ist Mb . . . Klemairell 3 Mr. J. °Morsels Cherry Brandy, $ pr., , But 71 .. b (Seamark 4 Betting: 7to 4 apt iiiron, 2to 1 stab eget Miss kelt and Chevy Brandy. Won easily by a length; three length. between the mond and third ; bad fourth. Tan N N METROPOLITAN HANDICAP of 100 elm., for 2.yr obis sad upward,. Extra weigbt for Pertain winner.. One mils. (7 nibs.) Mr. J. Osborne's (Amid by Game Boy, 4 ye, lit 4lb (boa Mb elms) (Bearperk) 1 Dlr. Ilmosis Mary, 3 yrs, for 411. (Inc Mb errs), ear Gig 610 (I. rariterl S Mr. VlllKe'sVaa Winkle, 3 ps, Sat 1111) (Cromwell 11 Mr. Names Catharine Pan, S yrklit Ira .. _._.. (Seresdra 4 Teo following also ran ; —Radcliffe H . Diu Ms, Henrietta, Gamester. Batting : 7 to • apt damalad, 5 to I eget Mary, 6 to 1 each seat Der Me and Catherine Parr, 10 to 1 each @gat Van Wiokls sad Radcliffe Hero. Woe sadly by a Legal, half • length between ths woad and third, sad • am& lm two.' the third and fourth. (s: stserato Pzi.aortarn.) Till BILLING PLAT! of 40 sou., added to • sweapitakor of 3 soya sash; for 3.yr-olds and upwards. Has mils and • distant*. Capt. Inelpworth*s Part* 3 yrs ....... ... ... 1 Kr. Wklualares Mis Bier, 3 yrs Mr. Thouipern's Eragruie, 3 yro THE eCIINZT HANDICAP of 3 sots. crib, with 30 added, for all ages. Half a mile. Mr. Tbomproainagalins, 3 yrs __,. Mr. Ilammes le d Babb, S yrs —....... I Barest raa. Won by half • keg& BBTTINO ON TRH COUBSB. CBBARBWITCH. 100 to 6 apt Neville (I) 20 to 1 Bidiog (t) 26 to 1 Mr. Sykes (t) 26 to 1 Joe (t) 26 to 1 Maio Mt* (t) 33 to 1 Croon Pigeon (t) 40 to 1 Bolton CHESTERFIELD MEETING.—SuT. 27 AND 28. NOXIYATIOYS YORTas RTITIVAL STAMM for twaymor old.. About three (petters of • ati!..—The Bold Boo clench, Pon, slater to N,44y, b f by Flatwator--Skilfal, lisogito•sa, Fnst Fly, Ghettoes.. W SIGHTS 701 TILE CRAW/1101= STANDS. ODCO rota(' and a clitiasco. Ago mt. 14 het laming • 6 7 Gasodid . 20 6 010 3 6 0 Little Brown:6 3 II WAlell VS 101 Till 0111=1 and •ball. as* t Toad** Ore, ... 3 610 Palmy Perm .......„ „ 3 6 0 We Piper 3 612 STARES. Ose mile AS. it lb Jack Leardag . $ 04•5•44 . •anN ..... May LWrLea S 7 II w Ste . —.—.... S 7 111 Ap mt lb Vietory (b b) Link Amoral* a 7 c 1 Panay F0ra.«.....-- 8 I 6 Me P1ymm......-. 6 6 0 ILab) 3lntentgence. COURT OF BANIikUPTCY.-13set. 21. wens is. CONICNSIONNI SOLIoTD. IN RI /011111 GILL. I The bankrupt wee a licensed victualler in the Edgware road. This was a =setter for the proof of debts. The secretary to the Deposit Gaunt Life Assurance Company, B ri d ge-street, Bleckfriars, tendered a proof for 4001. Mr. Norton, in resisting the proof on behalf of the bankrupt, said he wee induced by a person named Deana and another party to deposit 4001. in the General Life Assurance Company. They told Gill he could have his money out at any time by giving sir weeks notice; instead of which, the antiwar'' , sent him a quantity of paper called scrip, of which he knew nothing. They soon after made a sell of 10a. per share, which he refusing to pay, they sued him for 4001. in addition to the 4001. deposited. Gill resisted the action on the ground of fraud, but in the meantime they prosecuted their secretary Bears., who wan convicted for misappropriation. Gill could not, under these circumstances, call Beacom, and he was a ivised by his counsel to consent to a verdict. This occa• sioned his bankruptcy. Mr. Cbidley, for the witness, said he could not resist the proof. Proof admitted. IN 11.11 usta's everstatos. A petition in this court under the arrangement Closest wu filed it the cue of Mesas. Mu*, shipbuilders, of Blackwell. INSOLVENT DEBTORS IN 11l RICHARD TATLOZ This insolvent, • coach painter, in Soho, sras opposed in person by a creditor named King. The complainant bad disoonated a bill of 301. for a Mr. Richards, and as security a brougham in possession of the ismelmat to be painted was given, the insolvent to give it spin payment of 91.. the amount of work to be done. Whim Mr. Xing offered to pay the 91. the brougham was Mer biNS2I bass given up to a Mt.Albewhite, on an order elt The Cad Commissioner considere that Mr. Ring bad d pad ground od complaint. Is was is fat a broach of trust; but he should not give a judgment on that *at. His Honour gam a judgment of tire mcnths from the vesting order under the discretionary Msuw. THE POLICE COURTS. SOUTHWARK. Jute Gana, the discharged nurse from the Crimea, was again brought up for father examination, charged with having in her possession a vut clusotity of linen, books, and hospital stores, supposed to be stolen tram Malan and Scutari Hospitals. Mr. Combs had with the solicitor to the Treasury respecting this case, believing that it was of such an important miters that 9411111 gentleman from that Maas should attend. He had not, however, neeived any answer. Inspector Moors had communicated with Mrs. Sidney Herbert, and had resolved the following letter from her : " Sir,—l gave Jane Gibson no clothing whatever, except what were included in the regular DUMB' outfit, which all received alike ' consisting of one cloak and homier, one warm gown, two print ones, or Derry, cape, aprons and badge, warm jacket, a pair of goloshes, and two towels. la addition to them were given to a few of them who were destitute, a little warm wider clothing, hat I think Gibson was not of that number. BLIZADITIC aIIIIIIIT. " 49, Belgrove.square, September 18, 18.5." " P 8. I gave Gibson nothing for distribution among the sick and wounded. All such stores were sent to Miss Nightingale or Mr. Bracebridge." Smith, 495 A, had found two pair of hospital shoes, which he bad shown to the authorities at the Tower, and he had received the following certificate Memorandum. I certify that the two pairs of brown leather slippers boar. lag the Ordnance stamps, 8.0 with the broad arrow, and shown to me by the constable. were issued from the Tower foe amine of Um military patients in the hospital at Scutari, and that under no circumstances whatever has any Aker in that hospital a right to dispose of such so as to biome pri vate property of any individual employed in the hospital. "11. EATON, Storekeeper. "Ordnanos-ellom, Tower." Inspector Moors said that on a future occasion he should be able to produce this witness, with several *then con nected with the nurses. Kr. Comb, remanded the prisoner until Wed&sudsy nett- MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average price of anger, the produce of the British poweesions in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 18th day of September, 1855, is2Bs. lid. per cwt., exclusive of duty. The average price of augur, the produce of the Mauritius, in the week ending as above, is 265. led. per cwt., exclusive of duty. The average price of sugar, the produce of the But Indies, in the week ending as above, is 275. Hid. per cwt., exclusive of duty. The average price of the three foregoing descrip tions of sugar, jointly, is 2131. Old. per out. TALLOW. We have had a considerable movement in the tallow market this week. On Monday and Tuesday the market continued strong; bat on Wednesday a sudden decline took plan late in the day, in consequence of large speculative sales being forced on the market. The price on the spot was not affected to the same extent as for forward delivery, bolds!' not participating in the views of those who were operating for a fait. Yesterday 66s 31. was aeoepted for October and December in the morniog, bat before the close of the market a reaction eornmenced, and today we have been firmer in all positions, leaving off on the spot—Y. C., 66i. 91 . to 67e.; Oct. sod Dee., 66a. 61. to 665. 9d.; Dec. sad Jim. 67e. 6d.; Jan. sad Minh, 688. &pont; monthly deliveries. 67e. to 67e. 6d. Tne doliveriee to lest evening wore 1,716 casks; the arrivals, 79 casts. The public roles eon. Dieted of 447 cooks, of whkh 343 sold.—From Mesas. Smith sad Charles's Circular of Friday ',Gain. CORN.—C/131.1(8101D, Bats. 21.—There was t mode rate supply of wheat at market to-day, which was not in the good condition of last week ; all the best descriptions pealed nearly lest week's prier., hut out nt condition par cels le. lower. Red, 70e. to 775.; sutra, 789.; white, r/s. to 831.; sifts, 84e. Barley, but little new offering, which commands high rates ; 38s. to 40s. for fine malting. Beau, a few samples of new, hat soft in oonditios. Lnicoms, tilirr. 21.—We have a good supply of wheat at our market to-day, the greater part being of the new mop. New wheat about ls. less than last week, while old was fully al dear as this day se'attight. New red, 735. to 1 77 e.; old. ; now white, 78s. to 81s. ; old, 86s. Not mach barley showing; good old, 381. to 405.; new, 311. to 355. WAILIMIXLD, SEPT 21—There mu a ATOM feeling la the wheat trade today than at Leeds on Tuesday ; prices of new, however, mast be noted Is. to 2s. per quarter lower than on Friday last. Old is also Is. per quarter cheaper, but there Is not much &Daley to press ealea. New barley to good demand; beans fully as dear. In oats and shelling aetanesb (Asap. Average for the week ending Sept. 17. Wank 6,196, at 80c 1 ; barley, 350, at 37.. eid. ; oat., 70, at 31a. ; beans, 60, 49e. Dxnuir, Barr. 21.—Trade in corn is sasteady. To day's market was heavy, and prices lower. The demand for new grain was active at the rates of Tuesday. Early to the sestet factors held for as advance, which to a trifling latent was realism' for Bret ekes samples of wheat; but towards the close there was a downward tandiacy is the valise of every description of new produce. Foreign grain nosing witbost change in demand and value. BRIZAST, Barr. 21.—(8y llagnatie Telegrapb).—There was a ♦ery large supply of farmer's wheat and oats, eon. dittos and qanlity 'sized. Wheat, Is. per *wt., sad oats gad oatmeal St per ewe., lower on the wash. At the Corn Exchange the attendance was small ; foreign wheat and 1190 r bold for an advance of 10. per ton, and 2s. ed. per sack en Spanish flour. American. Is. par brl. demur. No change in Indian corn. Demand CHEEBll.—Biszordrox X, Barr. 20.—Titers was slug* supply—oboist 400 toes of slum of vary superior quality; a good atteudsaws of buyers, sod most of the cheese sold at moss &best the same as lest market. COALS.—Lownos, SIFT. 21 Wylans, 20s. ; Walls End Aeons Clue, 21s. 6d.; Walls End Riddell , 204. 9d. ; Walls End Bslnsont, 21s. 6d. ; Walls Hod IBrsdaylls, 21s. 94 ; Walls End Haswell, 225. 6d. ; W a ll s Bud Roston, 225. 61. ; Walls End Kepler Orange, gd . ; W a in, Bed Ropier, 221. ; Walls End liontague, 21e. ; Walls End South Helton, 225. 6d. ; Walls E n d Hartlepool, 225. 6d. ; Walls Bad Haugh Hall, 21s. 6d. ; Walls End Ti.., 225. 6d. ; Walls End St. Helen's Ti.., 19s. 9J. ; Birnbgrays Gralgola, 221. 6d. ; tares Merthpr, 23a. BFROPANT BRODIE, OP TUE ROYAL DRAGOONS. —CiarrnitnunT, FIUDAY.—Thi following requisition bee bees drawn up and is now in the mums of signature : "To the Right Worshipful the Mayor of Canterbury.— We, the uadersigned burgesses and citizens of Canterbury. have hoard with samba and regret that Sergeant Alexander Brodie, of the lit (Royal) Dragoons, hes been discharged from the service of his Queen and country, after a servitude of nearly If years-17 yen ea a sergeant—with the trilling lathe of one shilling per diem. Sy mpathising, se we d o , la the humane and mealy conduct of Sergeant B ro di e , l a thwarting the hostile meeting of his officers, and believing that he was prompted by the purest motives in se acting. and else viewing kis subsequent harsh treatment and dismissal hos the army as the peamlty of his praiseworthy exertions In preventing the sacrifice of human life, we do respectfully request your worship to convene a common hall, la order that the cilium may have an opportunity of taking into ces sidismitku. all OM feats end Mrcueutences connected with tide rem Nee of military penoestion sad injustice, sad of ierrltheir ogindes thereon." in ditintillMitatt.)—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND Plum treunmevec roe vim Om or rcaorcia.—Ospy et a letter has Br. erm irlrti borkseikr. Ithuustruter. Newts, M Preeesor lballoway : Mr. Ths Mad* Illnars, sr. isup2 D emedeltire, rue far many aSi mom med id* leek trariene raerliehm Is Me hops el 1111111. lear r.,11.116‘ tire awn mry vsmaftly isiarded his eismal the asibre le ustereinsi en tsyre lkiletreoOissmmit and PUY. sad W ' me he nigslonl le le Ain In Mom be 1s saw reseversd. odd by modsgme uonies Mesughene the world ; at Professor Billowy% WA Mai" Lomilms. and iso. New Tart g *R.Nimpa 411mInnlimple; A.Goldiey, Smyrna; end& Monk WO. EVENING, SEPTEMBER FROM the. LONDON GAZETTE, Friday, Sept. 21. At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, Sept. 20, by the Ludo of her Mejestv's Most Honourable Privy Conseil. The Lords of the Council, having taken into consideration certain applications for leave to upon various articles, of which the exportation is prohibited to any pleas in Europe north of Dunkirk, or is the Medicos,. Sea east of Malta, are pleased to order, and it is hereby ordered, that the prohibition to export sink articles to any plain east of Malta shall seem, with the exception of gunpowder, salt petre, brimstone, sulphate of potash, markt, of potash (chloride of potassium), and arms and ammunition of every kind, with regard to which the prohibition is to remain in force; sad their lordship, are henby pleased to direct that this order be subetitsted for their lordships' order of the 28th August last, which is hereby rescinded ; whereof the Lords Commissionen of her Majesty's Treasury, and the COU/1111. stoners of Custom, and all other persons whom it may con cern, are to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. 0. C. Ganvu,th. At the Couch Chamber, Whitehall, Sept. 20, by the Lords of her Majesty's Meet Honourable Privy Council. The Lords of the Ossuseil, having taken into consideration the expedip of peehibiting the export of chlorate of po ts" as ea sytisle need in the manufacture of military and naval a are pinta to seder, and it is hereby ordered, that the oMaw of her Majesty's Customs do prevent the exportation of &brute of potty to any place in Europe north of pliskirk, or en the *patentee= Sea cut of Male; and iltat the 0a«/a of iierilairssty's Carom: do permit the export of the said article to any other part of the world upon taking from the persons importing the same • bond that it shall be landed and entered for ooneumptioa or use at the port of destination: whereof the lends Commis limier' of her Majesty's Treuury, and the Commissioners of Customs, and all other persons whom it may conoern, are to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. C. C. Ogirru.r.n. FOREIGN-OFFICE, Barr. 19. The Queen his bean pleased to approve of Mr. George Mountain Bowen as Consul at Manchester, for the Republic of Guatemala. WAR-OFFICE, Barr. 21. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Captain J. N. Mseart• ney, from half pay 16th Light Dragoons, to be captain, without purchase. 3rd Light Dragoons—Sergeant Major James Alexander Dixon to be riding muter. 9th Light Dragoons—Cornet A. 8. Jones to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Francis, promoted in the 16th Light Dragoons. 10th Light Dragoons—Cornet John Nucleon to he lieatss ad e without purchase, vice Percy Smith, promoted in the id Dragoon Guards. Royal Artillery—Lieutenant eharles Carpenter to be mama captain,vica Pettey, seconded,being attached to the Turkie Contingent. To be Veterinary Surgeons—Frederick Sprat, gent. ; Jonathan Brier, gent. Major Thomas Atchison. of the Royal Laseashire Militia drullery,fornierly captain in the Royal Artillery,who was dismissed from the service in the year 1824, by sinuses of a semiarid Court Martial, has bees restored to his tinier rank of captain in the Royal Artillery, and permitted to retire upon the full pay of that rash from June 16, 1866, but without any claim for arrears of pay, or to be restored to his original place in the Royal Artillery. Second Captain and Brevet Major Samuel Eaderby Gordon to be captain, vice Grey, deceased ; Lieutenant William Gaily Andrews to be second captain, vice Gordon. Grenadier Guards—Captain P. G. Stapleton, from the 43rd __. _ _ . Foot, to be lieutenant and capita, by . parobue, vice Turner, who retires. 7th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Charles Gurney, from the Royal Bomb Gloucester Militia, to be amigo, without porchme, vies Pinchard, appointed to the Ceylon Rifle Regiment; Thomas Burton Vancitiour, gent., to be lin age, by purchase, vice Hon. H. Moreton, promoted. 16th Foot—Lieutenant W. H. Carter, from the 63rd Foot, to be lieutenant, Ties Thomas Coota Grant, who ex changes. 19th F oot—Lieutenant Thomas Thompson to be adjutant, vice Cardsw, who nsigus the adjutancy only. 22nd Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Pesch (2), trout the let Derby Militia, to be ensign, without purchase. 23rd Foot—Conn Robert Bruce to be m.jor, without pur chase, vice Brevet Lieutenant Colonel A. J. Herbert, whose brevet rank has been converted into substantive rack, under the Royal Warrant of the 6th Oct., 1864. The Christian same of Lieutenant O'Connor is Luke only. 30th Foot—The peeper designed= of the ensign appointed on Jan. 26, 1855, is Hyde Sergison-Smith. 32ed Foot—Lieutenant William Power to be captain, by purchase, vice O'Callaghan, who retires. 33rd Foot—Lieutenant Murray Doveton Valentine Treasure Grant, from the Bost Norfolk Militia, to be ensign, with out_purchase, vice Badoock, who resigns. 34th Foot—Ensign E. W. B. Ville,. to be lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Reay, deceased ; David W. Balfour Ogilvy, gent., to be ensign, without purchase. vice Wen. 36th Foot—Richard Triunes, gent., to be ensign, by pur chase, vice Pohl's, promoted. 36th Foot—Resign William C. Hill to be lieutenant, by purchase vice Lambert, promoted in the 19.1 Foot. 45th Foot — Ensign G. C. Close to be lieutenant, by pur chase, vies J. C. Creigie-Halkett, who retires. 46th Foot—Ensign H. J. Hitchcock to be lieutenant, by purchase, vies Forde ' promoted. 47th Foot—Ensign E. P. Newman to be lieutenant, with out purchase, vice J. S. Gaynor, deceased ; Busign John P. Mallet to be lieutenant, without purchase, Wee New man, whose promotion on Sept. 14, 1855, has been can celled. 48th Foot—Charles Richard Pennington, gent. to be en- sign, b i y i rrehase, in succession toLletitruant'Heathoote, pronto 49th Foot—Frederick Platt Blackmon, gent., to be ensign, without purchase, rice Platt, deceased. 60th Foot—Captain Heathfield James Frampton to be major, without purchase, his commission to be dated Deo. 29, 1864, but not to carry back pay beyond July 10, 1856, on which day Major and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel the Hon. J. P . Maxwell was promoted from this regiment to 63rd be captain, by pur chase, vies Johns, promoted; Lieutenant Thomas Coots Great, from the 16th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice W. H. Carter, who exchanges ; Ensign T. L. Twist*n to be lieu tenant, by purchase, vies 'remelts, whose promotion by purchase on Nov. 17, 1864, has been cancelled. 64th Foot—Assistant ihrgeou George Evans, from the 71st Foot, to be assistant surgeon, vice Crisp, promoted in the 63rd Foot. 67th Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Basil Tait* to be captain, without purchase, vice Brevet Major C. C. de Morel, whose brevet has been converted into substaative rank, under the Royal Wamnt of Oat. 6, 1854 Ensign Malsehy Nugent to be lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Tilts; Hugh Robson Evans, gent., to be ensign, without purchase, vies Nugent. 71U Foot—Moistest Bargees Jots Henry Gilborne, from the staff, to be moistest surgeon, vice Evans, appointed to the 64th Foot. 78th Foot—Ensign F. H. Walsh to be lieutenant, by pur chase, vice D. Stuart, who retires. 79th Foot—Ensign Neil Campbell to be lieutenant, without Purchase • Ensign James Bell Campbell, from the Ceylon Rifle Reg iment, to be ensign, without purchase, vim Neil Campbell. 82nd Foot—Lie stemma R. C. Dalrymple Bruce, from the 29th Foot, to be captain, without purchais; Ensign Charles Stuart Matinee% from the Cape Mounted Rifles, to be lieutenant, without purchase ; Ensign Graham Mylne, from the 83rd Foot, to be lieutenant, without purehase. 88t Foot— Ensign Theobald Barks to be lieutenant, with out purchase; Lieutenant Rowley Miller, from the Lon ' donderry Light Infantry Militia, to be ensign. without purchase ; William Howley Burlier, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, in succession to Lieutenant Browne, pro- moted. 99th Foot—Ensign M. B. Purcell to be lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Benison, who retires. let West India Regiment—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel L. S. O'Connor to be lieutenant colonel, without purchase, vice Hill, appointed to a provisional depot battalion ; Brevet Mor G. Robeson to be major, without purchase, vice O'Connor; Lieutenant W. N. Watts to be captain, with. out pur base, vies Brevet Major G. Robotics ; Ensign W. Henrick to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Watts. 2nd West India Regiment—Ensign Henry Carvell to be adjutant. vice Patterson, who resigns the adjutancy only. 3rd West India Regiment—Ensign W. R. Mulliner to be lieutenant, without purchase, vies Carlisle, appointed to the 60th Foot; Russell Harris Vieth, gent , to be ensign, without purchase, vice Milliner. Ceylon Rifle Regiment—Charles Dyneley Baynes, gent., to be swigs, without pinches., vice J. B. Campbell, ap pointed to the 79th Foot. Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment—Lieutenant W. H. Hum phreys to be M acd o n a l d urchase, vice Genie, who retires ; Ensign R. G. to be lieutenant, without par t:hue, vice Humphreys. LAND TRANSPORT CORPS. Major W. E. Evans to be assistant director general, vice Lieutenant Colonel Napier, who resigns; Captain William Mayne to be major, vice Evans. To be Quartermasters of Brigade—Superintendent Richard Sedley, vise Handyside, appointed lieutenant and adju tant of the Royal Engineers Field Equipment ; Lynch John Keogh. gent , vies Moncktia, who resigns. BRITISH ITALIAN LEGION. Vivian Ryan, Esq., to be paymaster of the let Regiment. UNATTACHED. The undermentioned °Seers to have their brevet coeverted into substantive rank, under the Royal Warrant, Oct. 6, 1864:—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Arthur James Her. bert, 23rd Foot ; Brevet Major C. C. de Morel, 67th Foot. PROVISIONAL DEPOT BATTALION. Quartermaster J. Desmond, from the 97th Foot, to be as sistant quartermaster. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Joseph Ambrose Lawson. M D., from the Ordnance Medical Department, to be staff surgeon of the 2nd elan, Tied Protherof, who exchanges. ORDNANCE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Staff Surgeon of the tad Class Silveri &haw Protheree to be surgeon, T ies Lawson, who exchanges. BREVET. Ma or W. E. Evans, assistant director general of the Land Transport Corp., to bees the reek of lieutenant taloned in Turkey while so employed, Ceptein J. N. Xaeartsey, oltho irk Dragoon Gaud., to be realer ia thousy. MEMORANDUM. The appointment of Paatterniaater Thomas Cuddy, as pay master of the lovalid Dept at Scutari, to bear date April 11, 1856, is lieu of July 6, 1856, as previously stated. BREVET. The undermentioned promotions to take place in the East lade Company's Army, consequent on the death of Lieutenant 0 t Richard Tiekell, C. 8., of the Bengal Engineers, on August 3, 1855, and of Lieutentnt General Archibald Hamm, of the Blegal Light Cavalry, on Aug. 72,1856. To be Lieutenant Generah—ltajet General John Henry, Madras Infantry ; Major Omani Charlea Ramsay Skit don, Beegal Infuttry. To be Major Generals—Colossi George Grenthena, Madras Infantry ; Coloaal H Creeklow, Bombay Infaatry. The uedermentioned Mews of the Bast India Co - panTsßi;rvmscreiired upon fall p 7, tiTiii;vl;a step of rank, as follows : To be Lieutenant a.lonels—Major George Poynta Ricketts, Bengal Light Cavalry; Major Thomas Dickson, Bombay Infantry; Major John Runt, Bengal Infantry; Major Charles Young Basely Bengal Light Cavalry. To be Major—Captain Frederick Augustus Carleton, Bengal Infantry. MEMORANDUM. Major General PhiliiinnelsBtory, - CTB., whose promotion was published in the " Gantt*" of May 11, 1855, is of the Bengal Light Cavalry, and his commission is to bear date April 13, 1855. ADMIRALTY, Sierr. 18. Corps of Royal Marino—Second Lieutenant John Manley lSad eir to be first lieutenant, vie* Cattier, deceased. 1 MILITIA.. Commission signed by the Queen : Edinburgh County Regiment of Militia—Henry Samuel Bowman, gent., to be adjutant. Wnuse Jams Wan's, Herb t. sM, New North-mad, }sot. seller, to 'meads, Oct. 3at 12, and Nov. Bat 1, at EdEdstreet. Sole, lowness sad 03., Old Jewry ; eff. EMI& wards, Santbreeiteeart. liowaso Our. Kapv&araws. North ItasealLegasterjele molar. Ost. 2 at 12.1, and Noe. Bat Lt, a laslaglialloteod. ad. Gresham. Castle-4mi, Beim ; el. aftwerea, fiamliresimeart. Joan Wu.itaa Base u Clemelesd, deem OM. and 242 at 10, at the. Rinainalum Court held at Ws., Mason and Start, Grademcgrest r aty, and licagera, Blradaglaua ; off. ass*, Netalaghasa. WiLLutat Josmaget, lirsaarawnd, Ldeadmideo, inakeeper. Oct. 2 and 30, at 10, ft tie abulagliam Wert, keit at NoliWgbant. Sol., Inelegant, LOOffkbielliall I off. swig. Harr* JOB. BUXTON Baena% Websilsid. Yithekire. kiret a ="oo7- 5 end 26, at 11, at Leads ageL Sala, lisle, d Oa, Wakefield, and Bond sad Derwiek, Leeds; off. eielg.leamg. Leeds &mon W bralked.TagWre ; magaine maker. Oct. 8 and 26, at 11, at Leads (b t, ads, Lees, audited, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds ; of swig, Yang, Leeds Timms Panay Sheffield. keler, Oct. 8 and 27, at 12, at Leeds Court. SaL, Unwia, tnedield; off. wag., Brew* Sheffield. Tahoe Preston , Laocashire, tailor, Oct. 2 and Nov. 6, at 13, at Manchester Coml. Sol., Boyle, Manchester ; off. sada., Putt, Manchester. DIVIDEND& Oct 13. T. L. Oximbe, Lesibeth-walk, baker—Oet.ls. T. Shepherd, King's Lynn, Norfolk, hop merchant—Oct. 13. A. Gibson, Great et. Helen's, City, ship broker—Oct. 16. J. Martyr, Union.strest. South. auk, ircontoeger—Oct. 22. Joseph Satrap mad Jams Ham,. West bury, Wiluitir e, woollen asanutt-00...111. J. Hawker,Waston saper-Mare, Somerestaltirs, builder—Oct 16. W. Walters, Chester, coal spat BMA 15. J. Rates, Liverpool, apotheeary—Oct. 11. J. Denbigh, ord, Yorkshire, wodatapler—Oes. la. J. Wells, ditettleld. biased victualler—Oct. 13. J. 12 Thompson, Rotherham, Yorkshire. linen draper—Oct. 13. 0. Holm, Higkata, Derbyshire, sorrier-oot. 13. J. Bradbury, Shelaeld, jobser. Oct. 13.—E. B. Clarkson, areld.street, City, manufsetarer's agent Oct. IL O. C. Pawns, Newmarket, All Saint* austaidgashire, grocer—Oot. 15. J. Hayward, Churcit.eourt, Old Jewry, woollen WiToloolloolail Oct. 13. J. Hawker, Westonooper.Mars, Somer. bambini. buildar—Get. 15. J. Orme ; iltegletoa, ---- victualler —Ost. lb. J. H. Landes. isrArs.lateelas Skinner, Tivertoa, Devonshire, madam CERTIFICATES to he an mass be Mama to the 'caters! ea the et 'Ann! =TED. IL D. Taylor sad S. Bow, Vls,Ma. =enlist oil merchants —H. Flower Ed 11. W. Hymn. sealm , -street, City. srchl tasta—R. Jones gal IL T. Jew% asager. Centarvonshire, drapers 6. Thomas and F. IL amllb, Old Awn. y.ibmbfiv, _City, accountants —4. A. Miss Beat" W.I. NUL sad IL Rall, Ottoxeter, sad drawlsots far es coma A. A. Fliat—L Yotuighusbano and ILGenaskiandal,Westaugehndorceaeadrapers-11. Ili-hard en sad 0. IL liehardem Idworpeel, rope nears—G. Rogerson and W. T. lobisesa. !antra. Lameaddrs, lialadrapers —W. 0. Wilson and E. luksestt. Seem Nada, Laassehire, sizing Sour =nurse. torers—W. Factor and H. Nwiedem Newark, Nottinghamshire, tallors—B. Carter and E. Carter, amsbridge, 'Undrapes-6. A. Lieber; J. L Liebe" sad &Dakar; Manchester, Berlin. Prussia, and Hamburg. aterelaaes—H. BAIRN= and IL Forster, Liverpool, Pads white sameriturast-11. Aakwerth, J. West, and Nancy Jackets ; Charieumelk DsryyeksW adleamplusius —G. Swallow and T. kinson, BbafaY, ale maaatasterars—J. Todd sad W. Wright, street, Cusbureaft—A..l. Healey, J. TOOI2IIIOII, Sarah Rows, J. Wright, Dadd, dlk throwsters, en far as regards &rah Bow* sad I. Wright—J. atekborne, J. 1. Blackburn*, and E. Corbett, awstan. Lanceshlut, and elsewhere, salt refiners, 15..) far as regards J. Bleck. burns, defamed, and T. Hawks, his representative—W. Guild and J. B. *Wulff, Port Charlotte, in Islay, distillers—S. J. Halle and 0. IL Golds, Glasgow. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ALIXANDZR DATUMS, Glasgow, brick builder, Oct. 2, at Crow Hotel, Glasgow. WILLJAX aohkirrsoff, Kinross, manufacturer, Sept. 28, at the Salute. tiun Inn, Kinross. ham Homo*, Glasgow, confectioner, Sept. 26, at the Globe Hotel. Glasgow. GZOIIOI Ciocaus, loam M'Lzi.Loach, and DAVID Biicrsos GOO OAT. Glasgow, and Houses, Renfrewshire, upholstery furnishers, Oct. 5, at tbe Waverley Hotel. Glasgow. GLOMS Gemmel', Glasgow, boiler, Oct. 1, at the Waverley Hotel, Glasgow. u: it: & 22, 1855. REGISTRATION COURTS. WESIMINSTER. The revision of the list of voters for the city of Westminster commenced puterday. at the Lords Justices' Court, Westminster-hall, before John Fraser Macqueen, E late result of the day's revision gives to the reform party Claims allowed _ _ _ Objections sustained l3B Total gained by reformers The court then adjourned until Tuesday neat, the 25th inst., when the remaining parishes, viz., 81. Margaret, St. John, and Bt. Martin's will be taken. EAST SURREY . --- - - Yesterday Sir Walter Buchanan Riddell, Bart., resumed the revision of the hats of voters for the eastern division of Surrey, at the Court House, Kingston, and re vised the lists of the parishes of Ham, Rook, Kew, King- ston, Long Hilton, Thames Ditton, Malden, Petersham, and Richmond. Mr. George R. Corner, solicitor, and Mr. Thomas Jeans, secretary to the But Surrey Reform Registration Society, appeared oa the behalf of reformers, but no one attended for the Tory party. HERTFORDSHIRE. The Revisiog Barrister's court for this county com menced on Thursday at Watford, Mr. Fish being the bar rister. Mr. Montana attended to 'impart the liberals, and Mt. Fellows the tories. The following is the result of the day's revision:—Liberal claims allowed, 24; tories struck off, 11; together, 35. Tory claims allowed, 10; liberals etznek off, 17; together, 27. Liberal gain, 8. cumrs HOSPITAL. Yesterday being 13t. Matthew's-day, the Lord Mayor, accompanied by the Sheriff's!, several Aldermen, and • large number of ladies, went in state to Christ Church, Nuncio-street, where • sermon was preached by the Rev. W. Haig 'Brown, M.A., Fellow end Tutor of Pembroke College, Cambridge. an alumnus of Christ's Hospital. At the conclusion of the service the Lord Mayor, the civic authorities, and the visitors proceeded to the Grand tall, where the Grecians delivered their orations on the benefits of the royal hospitals—in Latin, by C. G. Foster; in Boglist, by Henry J. Tebbutt; in Greek, by R. G. Pullover ; in French, by Rowley Hill. Four translations then followed—in Latin sleeks, from Longfellow, by W. S. Foster; in Greek iambics, from Shakespeare, by E. Montage ; in Latin elegiacs, from Ossian's " Hymn to the Sun,' by T. C. Pallett; in Latin hexameters, from Dryden's " Palmists end Arcite," being the Richards' prise poem, not yet adjudged; concluding with en English poem on the Queen's visit to Paris, by C. G. Foster. At the close of the oration the glove went round, and a liberal sum was subscribed towards the expenses of the senior Grecians who are about proceeding to Oxford and Cambridge. The National Anthem, which was sung with the greatest enthusiasm by the general body of blue coat boys is the gallery, closed the proceedings, which were throughout of a moat interesting character. The following is the striking peroration of the French speech of Mr. Rowley Hill: PRRORAISON DU DISCOURS FRANCAIS. La revue de la little terrible, dens laquelle nos braves oompatriotes sent engages, nous mane inisistiblement aux defilements saw& qui nraplissent le monde de lent eclat: l'alliance de la France et de l'Augleterre ; Psalms intim. de den: grands p.uples jedis masa. Pour non. jaunts elves dont Ile devoirs paisibles sant bien Coignes do haute faits d'aruses qui en se moment mese /stiffens eats saints adieus* devant renamed, et reafennent 80/ fiords. barbsres dans lea regions glacial.. du Nord. et is. tristae ntrutes d'ua despotisms quo Sebastopol in 'nines ne defend plus, sous us ponvons pas cependant raeconnaltre its battements de no. man a l'acaonee d'un sou vein combat, Wan fustian sacrifice, d'an nouveau ' I/J=9U. Maki qua' trioaspbe pent egaler en importance ce progrts immense de la raison bumaine qui recant enfin deux pays glean. Hyalite deplorable, use Ignorance streuql., nue jalousie absurd. oat apart% si langtemps ? La positive giographique de l'Augleterre et de la Franc*, la disunite de lotus productions naturelles, les caramel's qui distinction* le genie de burs peoples, prouvent qua la main divine qui a fermi us deux pays, lea a formes pour Vanier'. Miaow. en est residence. Toutea les agitations, tout Is. malbenes tprooves par @bacons de cu nations oasis's ant en dans tons it. tamps des suit.. funestes pour Funs et pour l'autre. Le diz-neuvieme eitle volt eau elpniser leers queridles fratricides. Mali quill spectacle insposant au alnico de co beau pietas 'lent de frapper lean ✓egards! La reins Victoria, 'us bards di la Seine, eon temple le sambas* du grand Napoleon, et rend hommage a as memoirs' Assisi les peoples en oat treenail, et plains. despair dans l'avenir. la Francis et l'Angleterre out pro dame devant Dieu an paste de/entitle, d'La vontdependrent la march. de la eivnisatioes, la secnritii de l'aeavis social., et la kberti da Ramada I SHIPPING INTISLLIGENCS. City of Washington, new .crew steamer, left Greenock yes terday moroiag for MarleiHet, being engaged as 'French cavalry transport.—Liverpool, Sept. 21. Gluey Bride, for Melbourne was left by the ttesm•ta, Tartar at 5 stn. on the 19th, 30 miles south of Ho o k Tower, wind SSW., snoderate.—Livsrpool, Sept. 21. LITEILPOOL SNIPS AT FORIION FORTIA--BITTWAT and Pauline, at La Guayra ; Ann Lawson, aa A de ,: Callao, at Guayaquil ; Jane Howard, Quebec Packet, sag Policy, at lielvoet; Qseen, ;Lillean, Noord Holland, sag Isabella, at Texel ; Fraoktort (as.), at Leghorn ; Anglisaa a at Ghent; Telestbra, at Santander; Tiber (es.), g i g; breast, Great Britain(44.), Adelaide, Bowling, and Vint, at Gibraltar; Piedad, and Tigre, at Barcelona; Farewell, at Leghorn; Jells, at Syra. ARRIVED. Ater THOKPOON- at Liverpool, September 91, from .Q10:63 Alma AUOOBTA-at Falmouth, September 20, from- ...... . ilk* BatLa Kara-at Queenstown, September 19, trom...Mante Vida BARAIMUZ-at C ed., September 19, from Katmai BalllT -at Queenstown, September 19, From XaMe Yoke Car aIA -at Liverpool, September 21, from .sr, kiw i. R Ootossr-at Liverpool, September 91, from ............ _i ii - ii DoaNNLIA--Ott QUCOOKOWLI, September 19, from- ...... ....taw Couana-ciff Queenstown, Sep ember 19, from .... ............ Cetopisr- off Queenstown, September 19, from ...OWN Coast ists-at Falmouth, September 20, from .. . ...... Holdall Comrsenn (s.)-at Falmouth, September 20, tram. ...... Junes COMMIX-at QUOINIStOWN, September 19, from- ...... ,..04 .6 either -at Hartlepool, September 20, from Quai s CALZOONIA-at Gravesend, September 21, from Crrt or Limnos-et Gravesend, September 21, from Dult Dtaei-at Oreeaock, September 18, from Nov yet Doass-at Plymouth, September 20, from P. F. Ilsal Murals-at Falmouth, September 20, from Dear-off Liverpool, September 21 mber tro 2 o3 o„ ... fr0m.............5L1farg i t ELIZASITRI-Ott Liverpool, September 21 ENDYNION-at Liverpool, September 21, from Wenn Evssoamot-at Gravesend, September 21, fr0m.,.,.... ilbsemen GOLD,II4IO/1-off Queenstown, September 19, from ....... , . C4lllO GOMM-at Gravesend, September 20, trom .......... ........mermag Ossom -at Gravesend, reptember 21, from Hoes-at Gravesend, September 21, from Giardtar Cliim P 2o te , J m air m s !I:Litt Shields,a-at Holyhead, Luca-at Hall, September 20, from ;Mewls Leciust-at Queenstown, September 19, from . , ... . ....,...0, 2 , Hams ENORACIA-at Greenock, September 18, hi:44 3 nm * /IAILB0104:1111-at Portsmouth, September 20, 1NNA.......t ad , Hyraxes-et Gravesend, September 21, from Tombs OallaT at I.llllllollth, September 20, from - EOM PUNA DONNA-at Swansea, September 19, hcm odd m Qpnes-at Cork, September 10, from ilwiNt -at °reverend, September 21, from Ammo Sauer ELtariz-at Liverpool, September 21, frem...Winber,ll.ll, Setwitocm-at Liverpool, September 21, from ta St. Me l t Seacnrtow-at Shields, September 20, from tiThATNLIIIIN-at Clyde, September 19, from .......Ik. SSW SWAXIST-at Deal, _ September2o, . from.. -_ _ --- _. . _ - Touwe—at Deal, Beptimeer 20," from At. hia, 23, SAILED. ADILA MI -from Liverpool, September 21, to ........ -Alan Ainear tea-from Liverpool, September 21, to Oells Amto (ee.)-mom Liverpool, September 21, to . Ones nesuci-from Liverpool, September 21, to ..... ..... Yew WWI ALIII4 -from Porttmouth, September 20, to -. Inaba 13175 T AM) lUSALIA-tralll Falmouth, September IS, to Glow ramse-from Liverpool, September 21, to. Tin Orion Boaasii,--trom Liverpool, September 11, to : Sava* Gelation-Irma Liverpool, September 21, to itsre Lek Orr or Waernserrow (s.)-from Greenock, Sept. 20, to lone CATNWPIII-troll Newport, IL, September 19, t0..........11Nms Cases-from Shields, September 20, to .... .....- --2Miii Carama-from Shields September 20, to. Sam CATRIMINC PUISISTfiII -from Falmouth, September 20, to larks Carr or KOI 'MADAN -from Graverend, September 2/, to Mast Emus-from Gravesend, September 21, to Essoas-from Shields, September 20, tC. Coes= Pere-from Liverpool, September 21, to Gran Gets-from Cowes, September 19, to Benny Karr- f ro m Poi temoutb, September 20, to. Alarms _. is Gravesend, September 21, to been mitt -from Grarmend, September 21, to-Herape rose Liverpool, September 21, to. Le ljegn rem Gravoeud, September 21, to Cao _i Hartlepun. September 20, to Wee Nuevo Bnaattro - from Falmouth, September 20, t0...-...Gpb Pitor-tram Gravesend, September 21, to PIICIINICTAN - from Falmouth, September 20, te .11 .1 1 801.11JUCIL Dnu -from Swansea, September 19, t 0...- We 84/IINT SOOTS-from Liverpool, September 21, to .... . Sesairian CalloL- from Liverpool, September 11, t0...1451 Sauerainaloca-from Liverpool, September 11, to . Decatbin Thrill/fa) -from Cowes, September 19, to Xnamas UWOIE-from Gravesend, September 21, to Arra LORD J. VESSELS SPOKRK WITH. Andacia (ach.), from fit. Rein's, July 30, lat. 11.42 N., lm. 1130 W. Conner (barque), from Callao for Falmouth, Sept. 8, lot 41.23 N. 10n.29.46 W ; 161 days out. Ereehantrera iterque), from Sunderland for Nankin, July SS, lat. LW S., lon. 29.80; reo.ind mate dead. Irene, from London for Bombay, Aug. 1, 44.10 N , lon. 25 W. Kelt* (ship), from Falmouth for thong Kong, Aug. 2,1a1.11.51 lon. 25 W.; 15 days out. aiming, from Rio Janeiro, Sept. 9, lat. 32 N., lan. 38 W. Marie sod Pauline, Irom Maorio, Sept. S. lat. 91 N., lon. SS W. Neptune's Pride, from Shields tor Ceylon. Aug 2, lat.ll N.,10n.14W. Nene Valley, from Anyab for Falmouth, Aug. 1, Ist. IS N don. 23 W. Orl:olf:4tip), al Antwerp, for Singapore, July 26, 1at.11.30 N.,la. , . Patricia (barque), from London for Jamaica, Aug. 9, lat. 21.6 N., toe. 96 W.; 26 days out. Traveller (barque), for Buenos Ayres, July 13, lat. 11.41 N., los. BL3O W. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. (YMOM FRB OFFICE OP TER lIILICTIIO numun COMPANY.) FRIDAY, SIPTEMBIR 21. Stations. Cbares of Wind. State or Weider, Greenwich B.W. Lothbury Amsterdam, Brighton .... ...... Lelorster. Derby Nottingham B.W. ..... Fine—Cloudy. Leeds N.W. ...... Fine. Leamington N.W. Cloudy—Foggy. Cowes W. Portsmouth &W. Poole N.W. Foggy. Holyhead S.W. Lirerpool &W. Düblin Harwich Ipswich Yarmouth N.& Lowestoft W. Cambridge . W.......... Cloudy. Bristol Exeter Swansea W. Plymouth E. Gloucester Cardiff .. . ... B.W. Harerfordwest LW. 81trewibury Manchester Sheffield .. N.E. Btoke.ort-Trent &W. ..... Fine. Carlisle Lancaster . B.&W. .. Fine. Maryport 8.8.W. ... Cloudy. Whdehavat B.W. Tort Glasgow N.W. Aberdeen Perth Dundee W. . . Fine. Edinburgh Berwick N. Banderlsnd Newcastle W.S.W. ~. Fine. • Darlington trearbro' W. HuU Whitby B.W. Great Grimsby Gainsbro' N. Baotou Tunbridge W. thread BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS• BIRTHS. CROWDY.—Sept. IS, at Swindon, Witte, the wife of A. S. Crowdy, Pp., of a pm. GLOVER.—Pept. 19, at Stock Orehard-villa, Hollowly, the wit of Kr. R. A. Glover, of a eon. HUAIPIIERY.— held- 18, at Cavendhb-terrace, Clapbanfiootatoolle the wile of J. llumphery, jun , Eiq., of • eon. LUCAS.-13ept. 20, at Aloorgate-street, Yte. G. Lucas, of a OW , MONTUOLI.—Sept. 19, at Trinidad-p Lice, Liverpool • road. blingic 4 the wife of A. H. Alostuem, Esq., of a eon. PARRY.—Kept. I'4, at Ryde„l•le of `A iaht, the wife of T. G. Pale Esq., of a daughter. SPARROW.— Sept. IS, at Sparrow, of a dat.ghter. TRURoTON.—fiept. 19, at Esq., of a daughter. Bayswater, Yrs. T. the wife of 0. H. Thurat°6o MARRIAGE& BEDFORD—DONKIN.—Bept. 19, at Bearatead Church, Kent, hytle Be!. H. Bedford, Z. Bedford, Esq., or Hoyal.ertecest. Nottiol""'• to Caroline, daughter of the tote Donk4a , Esq., of O r mond Bog* Old Keett-rowl. and Bearstead. PENN THAN —COLTEMAN.—Sept. 19, at Hutton BOntille. new Northallerton, by the Be.. T. Worsley, James Swain, spoof apt. Psenyntan, of Ormesby Hall. Cleveland , to Mary Mich enriar doughty/ of W.J. Coltensan, Eaq., of Hutton Booville. PIPER—CRISP.—fIept. lb, at Princes-street Chapel, with, bY R. the Rev. J. Alesinder, Mr. G. Piper, of Southampton, to Ehsabeta Copland, daughter of flout. J. Crisp, N., of Mount Pleasant. Norwich. ROSS —NORTHET.—fiept. 20, at St. Martin's.in.the.Vields, by the D. Rev. T. A Anson. Capt. G. Row. R.E , sou of General Sir Rome, 0.C.8., to Harriet Isabella, daughte r of E. B. Northl. Esq., of Woctleote House, Epsom. DEATHS. ANDERSON. —Sept. 18, at Clifton.f rod, St. Jobe's-wad, 88? . Ark demon, formerly of Glasgow and Liverpool, aged 59. BBADLEW.-9 , 44. 11, Mr. J. Bradley, of Great Titeldieldetr ed r llaryleboos. BWYE.--Bapt. 19, at Tottenbarn.terraor, Bwye, aged 7 9 . CUARRINGTON.—IIept. 17, at Chbelburst, Allred. no of T. Mary Magma rag., aged nearly Bee years. OOLLlll.—Bept. 16, at Clontuakert Glebe, G a lway (Malawi), Bit P T ' B. Collis, aged 29. GOOD9ON.--9ept. 19, Mr. 8. Goodson, of Wertemburgb . r ovor Clapham. MERRALL,-11spt. 18, Albany road, Camberwell, Mr. E. Merrill. aged 70. Panted gad published byw limed also fascia 0/Bea of No. ilom bird —s i'bff`ul. fa She ass Londo Primer. as the 1 . 31 IN Eared% la the preclaeti eta W Wielders .-BAlb 'DAT. ilarnuais =JUL