The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-13 00:00:00

IRELAND. Dooms. Bern. 12. Tits Cork Examiner states that it was understood that the conned of ths Queen's Colltme had, at its mettiog on Ti.esdey, rescinded their former tuspen- Mon of M. Do Vericour, the Fiends professor, and expremed their desire ant the whole metier ;Wald W eteetrigned to oblivion; M. De Vericour having an notateed that he had already given directions for the alteration of the titlapage of hie work, so as to con vey that it was written by him as " Professor of Modern Languages:* and not in his capacity as pro timer of the Queen's Calmat. The setae journal, which has been well-informed on the subject of the late synod at Muth', give: the fol low:ng as among the "rumoured" reunite of the pro .. mediae - time : That thus wen two &Maim/ aysioat the Q.Wittea Col lages: ca• against character aod tendency, which was mum to by a coruiderab:s majority, hat Lot m largo a majority am was anticipated hi those ultimo to them ; the other for withdrawing erchesiaaticia (rola them, which was aimed by • majority or man That the plan tAr establishiag a eatholic eahrerolty mat with genera arquiescence, or rather with unanimous approval. not all the ascramsots ars to be ai,misiisttred ia retire ia ahartibili, sad that country statism bass bees apeetally sondemasel.. That several rules have been laid down with respect to religious orreomaisis, at as to establish a perfect uniformity with those to Rome. That the question of mixed manias'a has not been dlr. Mineed at all. That no material change has been made with respect to the °Menem@ el lame. That no rale has Wes made with respect to the stricter discipline of religiust oder'. Teat the primate will shortly publish an sfllciel address to the catholic church of lr.land, in which it is .inely that his OUP will take strong stoned with fir pact to the colleges. A horrible cue of murder and suicide took place on Tuesday last at Cavan. The following particulars of the tragedy are given by a correspondent of the - - - - Zreot iv Mail Cavan, Sep'. 10, 1850.—This tows and neighbourhood ware thrown taw the highest state of excitement and alarm at aa early boar yesterday by the arrival et several persons boa the vicinity of Ballimpla, who naked hate Cana with the frightful istsilimme that Doctor Creighton, lately come to reide w ar Ballisagh, had fast mardend one {tithe ladies Olds home, and immediately after put an end to his own existents. The iiiforsation was but too true. Dcetor Creightos wee • sedve of this county ; he resided mar Cavan op to the period of his sateriog Trinity Colisge, where he graduated and took out the degree of Bashehir of Medicine. Hs etimounaced hie proftedonal career is Townsend-street, 1 Dablin, where be practised with sossidersble seesaw ; Its slab serauestly Osamu his madam to Great Bromwich street Some short time ago his 'seam; beams very siesstris; his salad wee evidently weltered and warped, sod he became fall el the ides that • conspiracy was so test to destroy him, sad that the members of his own household sere deeply eager* is this plot. This drrased state of hinnies be ' some so palpable that his [needs word advised to withdraw Me free practise altogether, sad remove him to the eoun• try. Assordiagly, he mai kis family retuned to this loco lit; about two moods ago, where it wee hoped, that by Strang his intuition to egricolairsl permits, his mind might be diverted from those sueetable hallacluatims by which it bad bets preyed on; ansagemeate were made for that sad he we settled its • farm of seise nitrat e enkt-loilge the estate of William Hun Meze, Btu., of Belfries*, es which an emellont sod a.tmble GSM have lents bees erected. Dr. Cralattatos's stonemason was a nevicties that his friends wen endeavuariag to poises him is hi food, and easerdiagly he ninon food several days. His toady smo ldered else mot, Miss Creightor, advanced is life and is. Sim, a risme lady Rased Faris, a mu relative of kis own, sad %sense% mesa. Os the wrong of yesterday (Tues day), at about aim o'clock, Doctor Creighton west to his aant's room, end told her that the sonata was waking to shave him, sad begged of her to give him his razors for that pupae—they had been peep:eel; kept out of hie reach ; bat melon how calm sod collected ha was, sad hear lag from him thin the servals was in assistants, she did see hesitate to give them to him. Wu Creighton, it appears, was still in bed. for he said to her, is leaving the room "Ault you need not set up ; I'd mend your breakfast up 'rhea it is ready." He them went down stairs, and made, farther writ heard or sees of him until shoot • quarter of so hour after, whoa Miss Crehthton, on going dews to the parlour and tlodisg it empty, pr needed to the kitchen. lire borne mg be imsgined, on reachisg this spot, to fled Min Fails lying deed on the floor, a pool of blood ari.end her, toad her hoed nearly severed hoot her body A broad mark of blood, sommeneing near the dead body, ant attract d her atteatna. Bhe sarmiet.l, and that cor rectly, that it wait the blood of her ustertunate nephew, who, ate theuebt, bad wounded himself, sad thee Lad troy:the house into the plantation, sdj taut to it. She tracked this wend stenos of blood to the closed door of a 'awry adj dzing the kitchen, bat not opening Into it. pueblo' op. n this door, wh:ch was merely closed to, but not fastet.ed, she found him bathed in blood, and just expiring. He p ke, and died in a few minutes. She imme diately fled to the house of a ongistrate rnidiog In the seighhourhool, Willi .yo Smith, E.q , and gam the alarm. As inset wee held oa the hallos of these nefortunatts by William Polio: k, corner, sod a highly respectable Jury, and • verdict returned is accordance with the too well known state of mind of thin uabapoy gentleman. Dr. C. was not much one thirty years dace ; his victim wao several. years 'more She wee an as reesble, well-edueated par son, and bad just arrived es a visit to his aunt, as she was pr. periog to emigrate to America, where her friends are now residing. _ _ . A " Western Correspondent" of the Freeman's Journal renews with much earnestness, and, I regret to add, with much appearance of truth, the account', which for some time past had ceased to be heard, of the still progressing potato blight in Connaught. There is in reality much reason to fear that to whiv ever extent the visitation may have been felt in other parts of Irel 4nd, it has prevailed with most destruc tive «ffect in the western provicce ; and as tbe land lords are carrying on their warfare against the te nantry meet unmercifully, by distraioing the new crops for the oil arrears of rent, accrued during the years of blight and famine, they wish to make as little as possible of the present failure, and to show that the people will have enough left to them still for food. The correspor dent of the Freeman says Before the lst of November of this year, nine-tenths of tie corn crop • ill have been 'et d sad sold to make up the Old rent. The poor men I. then without other eupp rt lof Pei potato, that is unfortunately trot vanishing by dittoes. Tho preeenre of hunger in spring will compel him to apply to the relieviag officer for food. But ae a preliminary he fast qualify n14)1106 the infernal Gregory emcee.' His house is levelled at once, and the holding 1614 down ht rap sad grog, ore.. The wane and hedges are cleared away, and the house and little office. levelled by the landlord, by means of the monies borrowed from ea Boon& government under this pretence of improving his property by the aid of the loans from the "Land Improvement Act." _ _ _ And be draws the following deplorable picture of the state of districts within the scope of his ciao krowledge, but which is only too truly applicable to a gnat portion of the western part of Ireland. lie Says : The writer knows the immediate district around his rest- y dune, to the attest of some 200,000 care of land, and ma pied by anal nnpelittos of aboet6o,ooo inhahitenta. Of the population who thud hers in the year 184 i, fully one third us gene--were dud, and oh, ay Clod! such &adieu 1 have witnessed ! The day I f jedgmeet alone will reveal the dark h or we of these awe—ease in the poorhouse, OT wanderie g thou* like wane, living upon the awe, pit. tabu dewier—other. gone to neuries, or re England. to seek that mune of holiest livelihood hy tilos, demi d to them In their own country. at third of the c maps hue bus kullad to the emend ; sad ht almost all eases the striotest olden je n d not to permit them • shelter M any hoer. opal Me property of the use exterminating lanolord. And. is warm, I may mutton, ke the iaformatioe of the moult of the Irish Teasel League, in ' every simile instance, within my knowledge, the peons of distraint and ejectment proceeded epic the old -nat. I would venter, to snort that If the mooed' of the muerte et noise an , gear r 111.14.14111 be *ow ei arched, it will be fauna that every smile can of eviction in C- nought took l'ace as the demand of the old rack teats o' the tow-see and war plias. donna for the chance of lindl vds cooking an eqeitahla sad wiltintery arrangemeat elk their tenants is this Iwolllloof. Bet to return to my sebjeet. The eaten and small farmers epee the luta I have described have bean per seentod in the following senner dulag the last five yeses : Darla" the first year el the famise it is bet justice to my that very little mat was demanded. In the fellowieg year I rmeatrery invested of 'Rimy landlords to Wks s porn.on rf the year's rant, and give rewire is full, beams the tenants wen (pito alkeiereired by the dread *Ming from I. living sash an ammulatioa et debt hanging round their nuke. I ova britra o' them to remit, room ant for ever, the half =it Mich. upon many proper,ies, rose for yearn u a pie. I stated Out, to my own knowledge, the Inmate were quite parented oven , ' for the future et eos the wolves limited with debts impossible of litylideti , m. It w a sa all so no purpose. As anon as the harvest crop wee five, keep re was. at our set spin the lands ; and, in m toy instonam, te the ill meassrement of the tenant's Lyle crop is the heads of them Milani, and the high w. , ges allooed them striae the time of their welshing, the whole wee esseenisd I. mere meeldeatal expenses. The t' Ormory Mum" is thou stem gave the finishing blow to those ma i dar ag i oaths, without any expense to the landlord. Bali, dating Me last four rare the better clams had some other se , us lie their heads by whisk they were enald d to Mau of death, and meet the demands of rent and keen Lingering regard fees esepletable family emend a erred n want of crelit teem than who bai el ill any means left fa their hand.. They ales slag with merthid I pe to the Mame healthy retuety of the potato crop. Emigration to America was pet a fees year to year, still looking to toed d potato mop. Bet this 0980111, use hope mem to b• ra tion la the Imam of the most surmise. The rondos thee el the pepalaties apoe the acs lltave refereed to is dem. With Inindihle Uhler, sad unifies looms hideous even of Midge fatuities sad elothlag, they mopped task little Wiggle. By .etas niptegioae pone, imam to God l algae, do peat popetlos of them notified to eke oat a lledaeod woo okapi sad odor alga .vedette tit ma; Cardwell- Walter ftettlgrdthort lam, at al tht 8./tael Ford ; Jam* WOO, at the emit of tE Chelower Ogle, at the eaft af Charles Cordeld ; tit Speak of Beery Beeaseptetlregfeterol Stilt r e 2: Intim Impish Mserthw. at the Dolt et Blasall EMITS ; the Boa. H. Ceebtsatt, at the nits[ Sielartt r ; Chutes Wyash, at the Ina . Jan; Iltauelerk, at the salt of Walltaaa Aeguetal Contemn ; George WlLoo l at the nit et Wathaattl Over =tiVet sac* Holeembe Judd, at the nit el Otter Tata ; Otero Law Fat at thank 010eeepe JIM Wil• tlr Ihroadel Harris Arai:dal; alibi nit al Owego Beane Yard; Bolas Brhherortt, at tha salt of W. Bea;. J. Baas dere, at the emit of John Alliagheat ; Healy Willies Beattelurk, at the salt at Bt. Pierre Butler Boot; TMeasa W. Coventry, irr. the Mt a/ TIMM Andrew Busse; itlehartt lobs Cook, at Or 'Mal Owns Prederielt Eh*. easy sad Peletwa W. 8•1111814 ett the gait of liataltew Vootia& r.-Tinnaty. COURT OF BMUS XL Onsocewevis Bourn. be it Pill VOLD. —A GOOD Ellt4TD. lisahaskramt, Oliselat Ibm*Aloss Isoomawma at Anatol, =tits modimis Tbstosess so oppoldso. Mb szkeibig mar um pass sari • Mil poke M May last, showed • IMO a 11,1Iti, des to arodisoss ; to tom t whisk the bantam* bad glum op 2,2524 be geed Mats mad 1,2174 is rrep•rM Ibb pale last boos 4,MOL ; sou ex ixta, 4,1081. ; essagris suit passel diao, 5551.; Imes, Mr. Lams, is support of the bualmapt, stead that this was awe in which the mart would as doubt foil plasma in granting a sidles% of the bast dol. The bankrupt bad saoasd his lost atermloatios bikes Mr. Omissisidoser Ocul bars who said thee war mom is... tolisiires he was an honest wan se ke but Osseo • ism Isokssimb estate. He had hem V batistes kw anistees pop% sal of km pas had bees such pd is mostroirimeogrisslisral imple• menu. Tits real arms d bis Mon bad boss the dome of as outdo, whoa he bad mopooll to bo very rieb, Mt it turned at misrules Ti delhat as smentioa at the suit of a partials maim lus aid IMO to the court valise's, giving up a Imp amount of proporty. Already soar 2,7001. bad bout realised, sad still further assets kad to be pt in; so that the dividend might be 12a. or 13s. in Ow pound. His Muellr tbassibt it • mem is which the bankrupt de • served a first class 4:4111i10•611. Hs had acted is • very mdse. worthy Ilitiett by mods, to the mart before his property was dissipated, and thus praierring it for distribution amossat tha creditors g Ily. lie trusted that if the baakropt entered into bedtimes again, be would Us able t 3 plume k with one owe. oploya to ooli2 at t MlNOsTimot to oba red dime of L'oo. totroos.Stotawell rood, rad la the amnia, as lararitaw add* be had with Lieut. Sock, that ibetliabaa eaddidts; tie IQ eat of hir Wadi, and rataiaad"peaarastet ai It up to tabi at atoatoat. The *item tie ereemabielaidea adlhitW that Liao. Mitt ribeataed 4- _ told hint that tie leiTlaFlelle Km brae .rommt fraud, sad SWIM Mime misbelief, vela. foe It. The Meares Wear pieseedett lofty that helm/ beta bathe service of Mc . avei He or 15 moult& The kill purported to be drown by a Ohm Sated :Mei, but no relative to his omen that kit IMO aware of, sad was endorsed ma the heel by Edward Haft dad David Hate, Wks were brother°, believed. Ho bad known Edwerd Hart for Mont sis months, bat did not know Ilia Wrens. Mr. David Hecate had known a little longer, and might bare men him 1.2 le times. Delkived' him to be a meretant, end had new known him to give say other name and address: He nothing mone of the Harts beyond their bringing bias M. the office of his master to he pneested for payment CT sud. wpm. Was not swore that the hakes of Mr. Jones wee lull discounter; but Mr. Jules had a number of bills be. :angina to his biker le me upon. The number might be 20 • year or upwards. The eorreepondems between Mr. Iselpstk sad Mr. Joins was here reed, sad Mr. Redpath, addressing the es:= said he hoped he would not for one moment think log his client on the testimony produced. Mr. Norton thought the evidence justified as iave Lion, but naiad, the partite for the prosseutioe assieli% that they had reasonable grounds to believe that amp mold prove the bill of ezehanye to be • loonafide bill, he mull not think of detaining Lieutenant Black. Mr. Redpath, on the part of his client, undertook to pro ds,. the bill on a fatale day, provided that the whole of the parties to it attended; end Lieutenant Sleek was st smog mislead upon his own escapism°, to appear on a future day, whin it was mid all parties *oak be present. Wink Dares sad York. • 411m1 old, white, It. to 411 a; to 41a.; whits, 4m. to Ms.; Oats, lead, Ik to kla. ; to SW. Floor, per rack of Oatmeal. Hootell, 100. Wheat, leashd, Dmatale, Kontieberg, aad var, and ft rat md. 42.. t, 4'44; Holstein and 2004.4, 4s. to sponse, Mb. ths. to Um Ikea, Indifig e Ste.; rito these the peat week:— -. supply of Whet. woo , vie, at oo sermon of it pre Q. so ins paws Woo roilltail Oro tO 634 per or. ; rro. to no. o r. Ins non to Wrist sod Oiro on nun at to. pr or. al la pion. Rye, to. to Pa pr v. Tails, Sr. per Ulna • - - o.—We kid • ewe N6.nl isWy ofilltost tilts vs*. ke midst test week's pekes wee obtained, owl Mita WM elided Mee unsold. 01 Oats sad web On sior is OK very Maud; but, raise hopes ban sow tkos to thresh, we swam input piety. The wear boss flaq sadia mod parts et SI AIWA the lama is brought op wry Mlle, I a mildew pet la lob shirtless some ears still rostslio out. Whim, his Id. at 1110. Darig, M. 6d. to I. id. Oats, 7s. to 31. 9d. now, per Mood, Ur IN. to Bigisynons. Is. Pa. Ostasoi, la Q. Ste /tow. - . WATERFORD, &pt. 11.—We have bad liberal supplies of bowergrowo pale Anse Sateeday, end fres abound our =MY daring the lame period bans been to a fair extent. No alteration can be "media tie induexst any ankle einept Wheat, *Weh has de clined M. pet barn!. Etragiabigar, Sept. n —We Mai • large supply et all kinds drabs in the tnarbet today . Wheat, at the opening at the saarkekedt well, bakery befog ',emus to buy to tau with benign I tttsr belogrearly repotted, sake were heavy cluing that nay. Wheat gmerally was ia an:ellen% ootulltb.e. barley odd well, gotsg up in print the samples wine splendid. Oats mold well, ten, horn Use lance mit ~tanarie bed to give way. There woe COVE tire. ee Beaus Wbeat, 40a. to al . . ilsiziey, lila CA. 2Ge. Oar, ed. to 24a. BearwOte. to WA. Oneemor;Sept. 11.-TH week's arrivals in the Clyde, r well as rid Grangemouth, have been on a small stale, the forma emulating exclusively of about 1,900 go. am Oats (including the mop of prepared Drogheda mentioned in our lot report), 116(1 214 loads Oatmeal; Ms latter al 417 go. Wheat, and 407 go.. Outer, cosatiries, osetter with 1,014 ore. Wheat, and iou gre. B. ans tram abroad. iiinte the doled oar leer. the weather has ea:Maned must favourable for the progress of the northern harvest, and the belle have already been pretty well elated of Wheat and Oats; bat In the hilly dletrists ; robeNy tin reeler part of the latter moo remains to be reaped. Durine the week the trade maintained a very steady sepeat, but temusetiom were principally red to the total tuyets at rally Isto Memo demo wrathy of Per hen, however, found pmeliesten r Hs. 34. per reeihs., nets orb. be Caamilan. Our MU. bat today was thinly attested, weir qualitha of Wheat were held he Neither Weer rase, e.d in sons lastammas &deanery of Id. to per boil over one previous quotations wed abolish ; prima marks of mar befog gIee CAM Is. per ehelt dearer. Oats and Oittaud remained stationery, with a moderate demand for new . u. prepared pared' tithe tomer, in good costfitio belmring 14s. 9d. per Otite. Glood desolations of Battey, either of, =Wog or gnarling greenly. Mae twee, brototit id. per bull over foram tree, Itta. per NAM.. haring beehreallsed for a One swot lot of the Otter. Eruption MOM wide held for more in. fey, aad rending lean went not ea eery to hey. Wheat, linglish, per ritifte., white. crop of 1119, 20s. Gd. 4115..01.; red, old, lie. Od. to 32e. fed; 1849. tOs. Od. to 21a Od. ; lisetres, Mate, 1049, Us. tolls.Dints* old, 22a. Gd. to 23a. eld.; ISO, 3la. rd. to 33a Id.; keeserailan, old, Us. dd. to 234. bd.; 1149, 21.. Od. to Na ad.; Dennis, old, ha. al. to Ms. Od.; 11149, lie. Od. to sts. Dd.; Odom', elf, of 19 e. ad. or Ns. 04.; Canadian, old, Ids. 44. to Ur. Gd.; Oohed Swim, ole o Is . Pd. be 111. ed. Batley, Ater 32010 a, Berwick and _Poach. 1149, lie dd. to lei. GtL; 19111; las. bd. .% 13e. 3d.; linign, tee, Pamenolon, On, lttle, Ile. 61. to les. ; beat* 11149, 149.1 d. to 13s. 4d. Oata, per 12 16x, &rale' and 11119, Cd. to 13s. ld. kJ* Wexford. ha, 11149 e rts . os a to 13e. 113.; Limerick, ha, old, 14a. 3d. to 15a Od.; lept, 14e. lid. to Las. rid..; extra prepared, 1149, 13e. ad.; undried, uron 1410, ad. to 14e. 9d.; loreiltn, Ursa, old, lie. td. to tat pa p, 11x. ed. to 14.. eV beans, Int% Scotch, 12.. Gd. to M.; tank" lb to 13s. par 4 imperial boalmh ; bleb, per 206141., ; deppelaa, per 2141 M., old, 13s. to 14x; 1149, IM. ed. Poo, • paver 310iba, old, 14s. bd. to 15a dd.; pry, lin. ter 14e. Id. ; 11149. 14a. tol4s. Gd. Roar, pet Saabs., 1849, Eighth. ="18Ida. to At ; Irfsh, rumens-, Slat o 345.; rise, 874 I. 32a. ; 4biker goehties, 33a. (41.tolif. Bd. French, 325. to Us. ; Oradea. eid, wort, ptr tonel, Ur. to 114 a.; soar. 19e. rd. to 21s. Clatersel, par UMW comma eat, 114 g, Gd. to 241/a -dios Oten, lh to lb. pet YAM. • CA3IIII. &c.—Boarow.—At the fat mask ntark.t on Wednesday last, there was ea excellent show of fat Sheep. Prices ware mach the same as before, beet qualities nuking rather ova 3d. per lb. Ltsoove fat stock market on Wednesday !act was w. 11 peed with bgh Besets and Sheep, and prices were lower. Beef, 3e. to It 9d. per et. • Mutton, Id. to 3d. per lb. NZWAKIL. Sep t 11.—We have had a very good show o stook for this meow c 4 the year, and a candd , table quantity of bus - near was transacted, at last wash's prises. There were 20 sheep, 7; Beasts, and 211 Pigs penned in the market. - - P V•ock W dosed I I _ RRR uttoto Sit V MU lit OD _eat _a, • large allow of Sheep, some or which were difficult to sell ; above Yuu were primed, oad may be quoted at • 'filleted money, making sane akin ender ad. per lb. There wm • [•od supply of Ikeda, with a gall trade, at about Or. per atone. SAI.PORD. Sept. 11—Then bee been a doll macbit Pr Besets and Shim% at id. per lb redoetkat. Calves well mold, at id. aeffluee. Beef, id. to Bd.; Mateo, 44d. to bid.; Veal, 44d. to 64. por Ifs WILSOK ST. GILL'S OR RAT SHIRT Fail—Thu fah yea held yesterday (Thursday), • ken the Sheep brought forward were pal toilsome of hat year, both in numbers and guanine. The WS/my propitione, and we bad a fun fair; Wee were slew, hat is the wboi. in may be mosidered a good biviures day, and nearly everpthlog vms sal out. Pricm ranged a shade lower than at the resent Erl Wed fdr, though not aunt to very cootatlune. The tollowMg were the current prime : Ewe., 20•. to 315.; Wrthers, xis. to V a.; lambs, 111 e. to Wm. The moat attractive pen of Lambe were those belonging to Mr. etawlenom, of Realm led without corn or ate, and radioed 32e. per bead. The show of Ram ww as want, my km, but ocahlug was exhibited remark. The Hone fair stay well good isms and eat colts were in request, and brought high o • 4u. Inferior enimala attracted little attention. The supply of Cattle was small, and theshow of agriculturehmplemente was mew. WISBECH, Sept. 12.—A very large supply of Sheep; trade dull, and prices a trifle Sower. Baste and Piga were mum, and Nth sold freely at fully late rate% Beef, is. at. to es. per stone . Mutton, ewe, 414.; maker, 44d. to did. per lb. Perk, es. ea. to be. per ROM - - Elmira:WlZ, Sept. 11.-n• @apply of lota* woo there be 31d. le ID lom rams Int wee. Demand good. rake beak. Two very simmior ..p p fed * Ilm Modem Almond-MI% were void at 213. a brad. to he 7m. 6d. per Dutch • Top prlos 7g. 3d. • eurroM is. to 75., and dos ato sm. 6d. A rail glomerate Molted. Tlmmupply of Sheep and lamb this morning ww 7.016. befog 1,127 ram than rat work. Salm dull. ®rep inahmedoed last waifs ptims. while Lomb, were sold for Ws mosey. Top per of the b.•tt Hutton. b.d. per lb. • currant, id.; Lidera, awl Mara, from Si. to 41d. A great many lambs were tthe&t. ' '-ArilK , _ .. .- THE EXPR ESB , FRIDAY EVENING/ v .. SEPTEMBER Is, 1: ...... 0 , • . , is duties the ',slag OMIT '''' ' . sod Mr. D•vid B •wbo wee described • ' yer ir. Ir ti Onho ai.the tael the ripening ham * thvy sly t taw - ate . ce:..c, should bOre•slit d, so that Lira t . , to wh 44e. tot! 434. 4 • fed. 44* withetiqr see) Ince; Mil, VA 8 ... hue eased* the lajeriee dose to ' is 44•1 t ato 4.e. reordieg to the wog mode of tbe pasdlerd FFB' • UaTeDITSIDAY. &Our thee kid ce•wqweeess by ' 1 : .:.tins of Palmer, .. He. w, 20e. I or ~.n . ova, 0 1 their little 0 1 1 et a sego 1 , 's ~),-..ftl•aocT" woo or tg Kai . 11 . 10 V.Z.k , . *7 ZelNAlgt - • II alia. th ..... . , per qt., the touhel. b u tt r iole b re s ed. b id th. lyos .pi ; 1 / 4 0tut i :irt i- , • ibis Wart . eat to-day; aftedjoursztA db L e i l i d the 11111? be- From the replies el Pslaser , to questions pat. It up . Mot, 45e. to Co.; Rostock, Wismar, is member, see every sisals sheaf of ours car• ie• epotioted fe y . the 'old ie s of alai Iwo - dthee is oai on g te tinsi4 2oth Aeoest, Ili. D . llrt, sc a as toereh osis ent et . iiii ; 1t ....__,_.....844un• 4 : . . to 44 . ; H. , „ leader& wed sok for rent ; sad not la • " Co••= e Ms. 11. the Aid . Oiis. sad Bs. to 21s. *hair to the prime it eceez tadcaa r seatured by mad . sad de ..1 1 .N..11 4 ‘ lb , kilo p lifi ss erals to atvidefi_ 1 1,. . =Ak i ra Uee. au, tie. to tio. Imports istkity *MA vadat sulk of Pow elablat i = stage fpalltowni, Piot au.- uteri, C neurbeeltv Wart P cauterhe, 210 gm; foreign, IN. .plate the teletheall beltWela OM .warn lamp t Weep Rota ,at tbe salt of oba Usk- which wu du oa shut ft, to be peesoated for meant. uisium. Sept, 12._Tb, Stipp', 301 Lads bat dr sebum en Wes sale lea; duller. Wale= Caubei at tits salt et Jesuit The bill wee seeepSe• by Uwalsaaat Bieck sad Palmer wu sa d mis t i ikj2/.11 4 4 ' et 0 ._ .. _..__............_........ ...a... . ..., 0 . 1...m.•ft ..in.mmai .. .Kum la I'm aarr.lll..•ll ea .b..* ow lb a ...I_ ......W. lIIA.. lama descriptions hi, expectation of potato seep last wit.. tits other baud, ercordi during the Iwo f mar • I. at this watt at it lotion to whom I he,. Pose tke let et November, Tied awes, by the leader Nat proportional ettbee the 'Amos humelpty videos, tired replan sal its anitivates Gilead; bat du asientee sm. Was a is demoted of the vitae rent end enters of rent cestrseteit foe by e.veaante nestle seder the pressen et competitics aid Mph prices for agricultural predate. At the prwnt moment the crops are for tim se infill part sa throoghout the whnle country, and lee bele notking of the so much threatened crop iig. I rho too account of a few cults which may halts tam plaee on the estates of a few rack-renting' stint's, or under the Court of Chars:cry, but with all the watchfulness of "state of the country" joint `' nolo, they have been unable to rake up any inseams to make a cue out br Lord Lucen and hie friends, is the next session. Hewitt Bridgeman, Esq., formerly M.P. for Foe* emigrated to New York this swum, with his ledlyiNd a young tangly. Henry Arthur Herbert, req., KY., is about to open a model farm of one hundred sores oa his pro perty in Castitisland. CLERICAL. Rov. R. W. 8. A. Alderson, to Hartisitoa C., Middlesex. Rev. R. Beowulf", to Ford C., Nertbanskerlited. Rey. C. J. Does, to Alliagtoe Ararat. C.. Doseetqdro. Rev. N. F. Y. Kembla. to Rothbury C., Neethambralaad. Rev. C. X. Prestos, to Wuoop C., Northosiberitad. Hon. sad Rev. A. &rale, to Foalmire R., Cirobeidge• shire; Talmo 6751, with reeideaos ; patron, the Rad of drieke. Rev. C. W. Symms, to Crsilay P.C., Woreestewhirs ; value 1111.; patios', the trustees. Rev. X Thompson, to Kylort C., Norahumberisad. Rot. R. C. Dorton, to Toverhase R., Norfolk; Talmo 3001 ; mama, the Bishop of Norwich sad N. Mieklethweit. Rev. W. Cooks, to St. SWIM'. P.C., liestmernakh. Rev. L. Lomas, to the Professorship of Spanish, Royal Institution School, Liverpool. Rev. R. Werra, to Fryer's Basra R., Middlesex, mkt* 2351. ; patron.. tb• D. sad C. of St. Past's. Rev. A. Williams, to Lloutdeany C., Koamoathshirie. . _ Camberwell, CliristchUe L b iforroy, dio. Winchester ; patrons, the trustees of liyathames Charity ; Rev. B. C. Borten, prom. Loados, Holy Trinity P.C., St. GOes La the Fields ; value 21361. ; patio*, thus Rocco of St. Odes; Bev. B. Manta, prom. &lb, P.C., eo. and arehdio. York ; 971., with m adams ; patron, Hon. E. B. Petro; Bee. J. L. Walton, P. 0 ., Chaplaioey Palermo, British Chaplaincy ; stipend, 1001. Quacks: Dumper; St. James, dio. Exeter (8); Mi. pude, 701. and 6W. ; introit, the incumbent. Boatload and Lute Dawchurch, eo. sad dio. Hereford; (awiit.); stipead, 601, with title; patron, the incumbent. OrerMarwen, Laaseshire, dio. Manchester ; atipead, 901.; pores, the iseamboat. Solihull, Warwickshire, dio. Wormiest.; stipend, 100 i. ; purse, the noses. NAVAL. ADMILLLTT, Ban. 12 —Arrourtuarr.--Midakipaas George 0. Wallow, ta Poritaisti. SPORTING. TAT rEßSALLl3.—Tantsruy. GREAT YORNAHUIS HANDICAP. ft to 2 seat 11r. Dasissa's Mork loptoy (t) 6to I Herrero 51 tow 6 to I Mr. Otbaldeoloalt flWrasa to I —31 r. 61eara'alfa Oartle Mark Tapley and Btronsbow were the only hones la fa vour, sad on Oman the °alley was trifling. Madman hadno fins& ST._LfoElt. 11 to 10 sit Lord tinderZetlanW;Vol(t) I to 1 Mr. IL nitre Pitoto sod aft of) 13 to Copt. ArchesWs Wiedt-citarats (t sad aft of) 8 to 1 Lent Eafirld's berhuster (t Ito 1) 18 to 1 Mr. J. Ikon's Cyprus 23 to 1 MY. Watt.% Chatterbox 30 to 1 Mr. Watts's IllareinoesssTYZu (t) Vohiltontr wu again backed et evens sod a fraction of odds to a ewaiderahle amount, nod sutra hundreds were laid out on Pitakird at 5 to 1 and 11 to 2, and oa Windischgrez at 6 to 1 and 13 to 2. the highar price ttgaitist the latter being awed to 4001. jest befeee the close. Beeluster eras said to have been "on the go" in the Cl',. but was backed Irsety this afternoon at 9to 1. No others in request. CESAREIVITCII STAKE& 23 to 1 en the grid. 23 to 1 opt Cat AMEN Knight Errant 33 lo 1 Lard gardens 40 to 1 Cal. Anonn'a Bat e ig rais CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 40 19 17irt iir.Bll7lln'sid;libToido. DERBY. IS to I opt Mr. lioltonro Primo Minister (t to 300 L) RADCLIFFE RACES.-WEDNIMDAT. MANCHE/WES CCP, of 50 suers , Melded to a Sweepstakes of 10 son. *sib, 6 ft, and 3 only it dealmisd. The second to save his stake. One mll• mad tbroo-qautors. Mr. J. Bruers's Ilerrioot, t yr% Set 61b (OA:ow, Jon.) 1 Mr. Reid% Ctothwarler, 4 yrs, et filo (8.6 s sales) Mr. Cotawsw's Abbess of Jervaus„ t yrs, 64 tib 3 Ms. Nielol's lobo of t enrich, 3 yes, est slb 4 Mr. Shepherd's Alp, 4 pa, 54 8 to 4 on Cl.Attwotker, 2 to 1 eget and 4 kr 1 spa .7 , .bn of R. ',lrk. Won by a length. BURT Praia at 30 son. added to a Sweepataltre of 6 sore each ; for 2-yr.olds, son., and Wet, 9st ; fillies and oaldiais stowed 31bs ; winners rstra ; tb• snood to save his yaks. Three quarters of • mile. (6 nbs.) Mr. G. Barton's Stadasse Whartas, t yrs. (13. Wes) 1 Mr. W. Jose'', br e by Law:leeks, • by Liverpool, tyre Mr. Pshecea true Love, t yes Mr. Ilendersores Coquette, I yrs Mr. W .T. Park.'. Bose Bestlwardine, 3 yrs • 6 to 4 on Madame Wharton, 3 to 2 opt Loottealot colt, sad 6to 1 rot Trio Love. Woo Hay by • law& SC Utile &CAI XS of 3 WI. each, and 20 added ; three quavers of • mils (9 subs.), were won easily by Mr. Hold'orth'. Romance, 6 yrs, 9.1 4lts (Cl. beading Mr. Foster'. 061,4 Frick, 3 yr., 7st 81b ; Mr. Barton'. Clara, 6 yrs, flat 2%; Mr. Ws ker'. R. pulse, 6 yrs, Bst 81b; Mr. Martin's Wlimont, 3 yes. let 10ib ; Mr. Osbornes Snow drift, 3 yrs, 74 111•:; Mr. Scott's Psis's', 3 pis. 7st flub; Mr. Bell's Finn , 3 yrs, 7.1 llb ; sad Mr. Pisdley's Lady Speedy, 3 jrs, Oat 10.12. LEICESTER RACES.-TmJRBDAT. STALZ6II, of 8 pass itch, sad 25 salad ; for Sir aids, lest 71b; flys, list 41b; Ms and spd, list 1218; •barn 71b, stir& Bests, sate round and a dia. Qcsuen Putra a 00 pre. Tories round. . _ Mr. T. D7onret's Priests, 4 yrs, trai lib Lord Exeter'. Little het. 3 yrs, 7.1 111. Mr. Lowther'. The Cent, 3 yrs, 76 Illb 3 OOLM Cur thws, of lY *ova. each. Trios rutted sad a dim. (9 gabs W. T. Datinow's Priestess, 4 Tr% get 91b Walked over BILLING gismo, or 6 soya mob, sad 40 added, eras round and a dui., wars won by Elarato, beating Coda sad several adieu. CRICKET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY OF BRADFORD. _ _ _ This rand ma•ab was southwest at Bradlossi as Wednes day, whoa Owasso was as follows: BBADRIMP. WallowerUs, Imo out -..---- sno set 1 MD, e Wiper, b Oasts 3ll e Moho. b aarlre - Dolby, EN., It Clarke 5 • Pelle, b Cerke ... L Thomas, e Adana, b Mai. 4 b Clarke Hattlam, • Gay, 0 MA, Joe Hors. se box, b Halm Barker, b Clarke Arraljc i e . :fidea, b Meyer V e Parr, b Clerie 1 Fry., b Haler ... 1 e Parr. b auks AM. b linlyer 1 1= . f.e4., b Mayer. a - o- ea, b 11111pe L laile, • era. b 11tr ri ........ ....- 14 e Gay, !saute - !.start, Seq., b Seal* b 11111yre IL Hant, Zee, b Harlingen -........... $ ran sot H. Honk Seq., •NA biUllyer ...... _.... 1 • 7•111, b Hipps i i - . =Eaq , Dot est _ I oat oat . rum out - 0 a Bos. h Clarke Wee"; b B. 1 ; 1 b.l s :Zr ...... 0 x,1;11`1 fatal I'M"- g.B. A. Wylie. En, • Day. 1 Arsda.F.7.: I F. PP* a Weimar* b 11411 ..- ...... - 8 ad wt 18 T. Maws. 0 lbws., b /84118s8/c........ 8 lb Ir. b Hai J. 087. b WA J. Mak% • WmintrlB. b ILA ..... -- 4 . . . O. Paw. • ledlue. b Aislims —..... I obssilmce, to Arml a We o vr T. am.. 1.11 V3 b Aniti47 .— 34 sit ad is ...z..n r. . Aradisgs, 0 Hal W. .e 4. 3 W. Myer, ret oat 30;14,1 _ Teal... 7s Total MARRIED v. SING . Thh match sossuesesd ye TIN laming is she epees : b X Pal o b thotbss to hoore.e liate" hi:7MM V nempoo ll, lloW.Hotlmso.. I Ihsolkes e 4.4twes. b Mort. IS Inmea.—(Flest 0141101111. b 11117- loriasol Pod, lo Lillywlbite... II uAtf.4 Hughes, mesas 4 IC• I. pad, b Vsnvl, ass set . = .l". c* * bIAUTIMte 4 w b (Pooh. 1 Adel TM =mo b 1161 waisepoinsi this day (Friday). Z OP IdIDDLBSIX. tardily at C4pta6attes-house. ATrim.) PAW. b Darden ....... 5 b Surdas Bridge% aft oat 0 11.0; w b b Andrews), 1 lO 1 U THE POLICE COURTS. 017ILDH a LL. C1U.1411 or Frunia at Cortsaactat TRATILLII. E. Y. Macklin was brought op for further examination, charged with fraudukatly oh/Weise a lends quantity of silk and satin goods to the value of about 6001, with intent to defraud Mr. Edward Hoary Davie', of 6, Goldsmith street, City, agent to M. Faessler•Petsi, silk vaanufasturer, of Paris sad Lycra.. Mir. E. 11. Devise "stand lido a long demriptinn of several panels a silk and sada goods with which he had entrusted i imam for the alleged purpose of endeavouring to Irian for them. Witness also stated the representa deas made to him by the prisoner respecting the manner la width he had disposed of the goods. It was Mao shown that t elem e r et wee a miner is the Hem of Wood mid Co., Leaden great many drains appeared aad negatived all know ledge of the primps" sad hie statement with regard to leav ing the goods at their varies' houses on approbation. Thomas Ward, of 10, Tiehboarne strect.—l have been employed by the primmer m sleek is the firm of Wood sad Co., Lesdanhall-street I have been occasionally employed by them as a salesman, and have several times been out with the prisoner in his gig for that purpose. I was always gives to understand that the silk goods alluded to were a portion of the stock belonging to primoner's firm. Prisoner used to say that le was travelling for Mr. Devise to sell French goods in the silk trade. When I se coathenied prisoner in hie rounds we generally took oat samples, bat we sometimes took out pieces. On the 20th of April I pawned a piece of hat plush. milled 3,910, Gar 61. at My tiowerby's. Oe the 28th of April I pawned a pir es of silk for 41. at Mr. Sainte', Greceekurch-street. I pledged similar pleat of silk for 41. 101 ea • subsequent day. I gedged, oaths 24 of May, a pia* of plush for 61, at Mr. Fleminiee, sear 0014106 , p11T0. 04 the 23rd of May I pawned two pisses of silk at Mr. ftowerby's for 141. I be. them I pledged a piece of silk two days after, bat I am not paddy& I gave the deketa to the primrose, at whom request I pledged the goods. I afterwards received the daphnia's from Mr. Wood to head over to the prosecutor. Puiecutor's son has repeatedly called and made izquiries after certain good', and I have head prisoner say," Oh. we must manage to take them out and veturn them to Mr. Dames." I have thin been seat to redeem the goods and take them to the =ertor. The prisoner sometimes returned the goods f when such liquid's were made. Alderman Childs hers said the CAW had occupied a consi derable ties, and as it was far from complete the better plan would he to adjourn it at the present stage, It woe proposed that the case should be traversed ever the sassing sessions to the next, and no objeminu being offered by Mr. Oant, the solicitor for the prosecution, the prisoner was remanded till next week. WORSHIP-STREET. CfAIAOI Or BUROLART AND Rozeinv.--Hotre Barber was charged upon suspicion of having been concerned with others, not in euetody, in breaking Into the premises of Mr. John Smith, an extensive trimming-manutacturer, in Cnar lotte-street, Botheal-green, and stealing silks, jawell ry, and other property, to the aggregate amount of nearly 1,600 E The prosecutnr stated that beteg , n seven and richt o'clock on the vending evening he left home, having proviotely assured his premiers, and rem iined absent till about half past ton, when, upon approaching his house, he was stopped by ea opposite ostghbour, who intimated his suspicions that the premiss had been bnien into and planderrd by thirves. On reaching the house be found his street door wide open, together with the warehouse doer at the side of the pump, ; and, upon *sandals; the place, he found everything in the greatest disorder, and that four hundredweight of dyed silk, 2,000 bobbins of uetwroneht silk, sad about 8001. worth of fringes had bees canted away. He theta proceeded to the upper part of the house, and, on enter ing his bedroom,. in whisk a large ghost was deposited con- Wah/ valuable jewellery and other articles, he found that it had been plundered of the greater portion of its contests, stonsistleg of nine watches, 20 gold wedding-tinge, four pairs of spectaelee, four siecklems, and • lugs number of gold seals, keys, studs, bracches, end other ornament.. The pri soner was the son of his wile by a former marriage, and n odded is the house of his grandfather, which was duetted at the rear of his (the prosecutor's) owe premises, from the Lof which it was only separated by • deer( wall, and Tama to suspect that be had been implicated in the esmmiraisa et the robbery, he obtained the assistance of a psilestmse, sad gave him into custody. P. 11,5 -s'- Blake, H 30, stated that he apprehended the prissier maw insernstious from the last wheelie, and. halide( biped Um In the s'ation-house, proceeded to search the bones se his pearlfather, but without dissevering anz m of the stolen property. t Teats stated th at, on receiving informatics of the ' rle7ry, he repaired to He house, and carefully examined the doors and shutters, bat Gould discover no external marks of violence whatever, free white he Wined that the bur glars mug have wasted as the meet door, by means of skeleton keys, sad en neneyieg dm yard, In Which a quan tity of loose dust wee seettored at the foot of the parq wall, he observed no ap of footmarks or other signs to Indicate that as eatrea.. hod bees effected in that direction Mr. liamsaill add Meat net ea slightest evidence had been adduced before him to tie apprehension of the pri soner upon se senses a era prove that he was in any way impilestal to the , auW be should therefore at awe miler Wm es be esi f ii =ires, who sated dm polemee bed boss • peeled% lb employment, Mrs mopped award, sad, Mar Istbaatisi thet be /maw Ms to be s man or wilemmelable chinas, sad oesinst, roquesesl e :know whether he bad any wanes of whims for having lees sub jected to so unjust and (*rime au eceeseelon. Mr. Hammitt replied he could sal se that tio yoeng eens lett that Dar with the same eltesseter is had hitherto beano, and, with regard to tie oppilemin ter le i dime, he most rotor them to their preheimal adviser. Coma* as BILL nrfalri;;faterfay, 11l earogasees if • peerious seplieatisa awls to Mr. Norma by the partite. Lieutenant Prodwiall Rios I/Mak an dime oa fall pay is her M jetty's wake, aserapalled by Mr. Redpeth, of the Beat of Dna, Leeks, sad Regpath, solicitor+ to the City of London Trades Pretretlea Seeley, attended at this wort to met • complain that Radium nada against him as • former day of waling a bill of manage fee 1601., of white he was alleged to be the acceptor, apoa its holm presented to bin for_payaent. The plink" cosplaltileig ware aleo la attendance, and rare are at to entar upon the charge, whoa. Mr. Redpath oiled to plies the bill, which he did net date hit client, Waimea Stu*, had detained. law heads of the watery to the Law Society, or say ether rapariable iedividael, to abide the moult of ant civil proosediage (Ga mins) procreator under the eirceautaaase brag ablagabor ont of the question) which the other party algid think proper to adopt. The prepaid/ea wee koweent, sahneil bf a who represeated ithaselt to be ea aelloasy, sad wre n airtad epee the charge Wag anauel ups. Mr. Norton, banner. Marl he NWT is ea faeiedgoe doe wan the charge wee sale ba tie papa how Liestaisat Stack was than Om late the eattody of • constable them he out. who reneged Yu to the pates edits hew la letwhistes kw, Nei be a few Idaelea he woe brought bask is the knew* dirge, es entered la the peas sheet. vls : Lieutenant lnairrion R. Stack, of No. 6, St. :ohs's tetras., Steekwall Park-read, with stealing a Nil of ex change for 160/, the property of Jams Jassy Palmer, la the part* of Lambeth, ea the 29th day of Suva last. Mr. Serpa* emplateed that the person who pat Wawaf kneed as *lie protests la the ease yes merely as alter. sere elerk, a area of drew, earl seatealei that the pls. Arab, who were iseelbetl to be Mr. has% as awash MARKETS. COTTON.—Livabwrou SEPT 12.—Tha tales of canon today stead:Wed at 4.011 bola, and _• at about SAM Arnett. tan •MO Sabi% III; la• Saks., di to a ; total, 70,000 . Import since Tbunday, imap. Ito matet dare sullenly, stupidly, sot des apatullagly. Cimpind with Friday's mum prices of all kinds anawe ladle =l.dra arsdal hid im yso a Clear per lb.. Amerkata 711 to la 'ap a Kaacitartra. 811.1. Than bi not lea buirea doing la *how far tw dead= Ada ararsrmsmatat at the week, bat the imadom la mew *M. Were me* New mittly gin Um prices ailed balm the Iles* awhile lb Or ldruar, bat pronmera an emilllog mg area Wee dr amt t erm.. Oplinom of Odd Mai. all alto thy of rry law numbers et water MK me la a wowed politest almJu, and sty aptaldog as• oft to mai palm ROSIER? AND LACE =ADDS.— Narrumisvc, Sept. lt—Mega rem sal keep war ben, premiss sir the grist Drier hr. 'The brae, irowder , trades are earlreed The seine ast rads I rapidly eateetinp, hatisydre row iserser beide& es I,er =Ymeet= the army Tr Yee char *ode, e ler se le% SWIM" WINOS its salt ARM , ' isishad erre, arm rah err of WINI setts* pew. Coridesabb preallhe its lasiblie arena& hes tatersels Iles Week lthith ethlre ait honed the Meashagar. Tfa let ad bemire, Whether bobble or elk Mato rather a ameddra esellthe; the blast bar. ersdally ltaaa redo Yam its rein amuse, re le is wane rale. Otesidenble at, made to ireeliellite Meg el* the rimed thirds NM of which Is MI IS era* sew mils The • out" at Mite Immo sal esetthees. The warp *Oh ter tory wars sem Edward le oppose the airb eel die- Ord to rare the same aver ss the =the bias an ep hada The warp lace trada i rg i e s ee ll tlar • a ven bray deli, sad red hapareust irpteserrts s al IS exempledie. Shish wi very mei alter the rate et this erseleacey, Atha emitter at the oresdichwars me isotropic. TbesilkpeesWeriteatlrr depromd. The =bap earn se brawls is also deprers; whelp dins la the sabers berg either tipped or Orli Me dart girl err, sad shirt her* the other tows rarer Is bet *A bet the trims are, ts general. peaft well wegleyel. Tie rim Warr at Arise it laded by Er. Marra grthrlhe regehed iii.. it watitra eat arta The workout sib. nereber and Likailsr Ipaw hues' dill medal= un'amita i the WIWI pares id Mr. Semi hr seder, w there aro Me other yarn* lie leipareseasels. Sem denier to maths media ere add in have takes pier at Arkwa isli C em erre glove bora lau4 dell, trade. the Cie pphis, rod aro petty well areined. The salt her tan oe anted, le la a Istratehis err the phis reds reeler ; this I rosy hat by the Derbyeltin wrought cooks her rus k , r o wed se the madarotaddased tetra bar trek ail *. corridor. an la a brass eats Our right le enseled, whet the scenetitka in steddred. Wet 011ie wry bersissses to rather a dourisathe eradtka, with reptetatler, fee the term as ass at important sat b bre ter rade la ads stout, err ot which will art rota wove tolls—Nato IRON.—CitAsoow, Sept. 11—The iron-masters. at their meeting, to-day, 'greed that It alitedd be kft to their ogre indisidnel diaerenon whether to blow oat or pm is additional farmed The prices are now so to 4U. dd., met malt—the opinion to wetly general that, if there be not a further redaction, Mete will be at keg no Wenn le the wake. CORK.—Bsositi•. Sept. 12.—At this day's market we were modastsly 'applied wtth Wheat. width met • rea sale at the tell prises of tbla dap week. parley, Betas, and Oats b ad rather an upward teadasey. The iblOnring are the present quatetteas : Wheat, Os. to tos. 6d.per bushel.; Dewes. id. to Ss. Vftas, Ss. Id. to Se. p red, er bathe/ Darby, Ste. to OIL r pm qr. Oats, 18s. to Sta. per qr. BIRMINGHAM, Sept. 12. At Gloucester market ea the 7tb wheat of aD assaiplkas Was Is. per valet dearer. At Wortortor, we. say a itlllis e tzettimit easid be re alised. Barley le. par aterler Id‘rst. sal pas hell kr more wasp. On eat, the turn was ta bass a the bast. Dunes the present week the wisest kale his reled W. mi a woimoimptoo mania Mbar Isar aka woo taakasil la Barka ainds at • rinser las Er. Sattla has sinner. her mat el as ranks haw Ism u 1 lea Thom to mo Wort et Ma Oils mot le Slopotie st lit quality withsa l lass way is . C. At ttie=t i rt din wes • Pap ore wheat, la alas ; but old was hay es dna isers amai rtattred Ow, sad testify readied the above mai edema Tess la ctiabLa Is quarter darer, ad hear hold he • shoat Intarwrema Ma . and alb diem of. Whoa Fattish. walk pa , UMW , to IL; saw, Is. N. so to. lay fel. Oa 2L ha Is. Id.; sew, Is. Od. Is Is. N. ; kerags, red, a. Od. to ss. 9d.; Yea white, as. at. ik. 2L ; Pala Odessa Is. ad. to h. id.; Donuts, 4a. 114.1, pas rd. Daisy, FIR Imp. qr id. to 270. itiadimpallais.,lll2. ed. to as. IL Oats, white, per lap. qr lye 111. to Na ; Weak blask awl whits, per 31 Sta. Ils. Oct. m Ida. N. lekk(llibs. to dna.), that., les. IL (21125. to aths.),l7e. IL to •L; Mak, 16s. 6d. to 17s. &I. Itsarsa l ;akk ik ad, per ; sew, Its. to Med. ; I Od. to 11. Y.; kosloylO• to as. M. Pro, Mill pm pedal qr., 07.. to SIR; grinding, pm 19MAL, HAIL to 12s. Ody Leans, per 19ata, 10•01. to 10s. ad. Lass Oirs, per 1911ba, Its. Od. to 111. Ott. Ploy, ikalkh, too, per ma of 2001.1 a., BL. Od. to eta. Od. ; arands. 111. Id to Us. id. BRIGHTON, B•pt 12.—At narked ttsday aura wu a fair demand for old Wilmot, ad, u the •appir vas rear mak to dim. malty was &nerd Is Holds. maks, at rely lest IPIPA's prim New Wheat Is limited rowel. Barley la sane& Yordrad kr stpreent. Oata dad bum rudely, at late rates. Ileams sod Pus are quite as dear as last wartatslay. Wbeat, old, waft*, W. U. to 12/4 red, 101. Is. to 114; new, wino, 114 lo 111, 10s.; red, 101. to 101. Se. Barley, 2ls. to 29a. Oats, lie, to 194. Beira, 17s. to 29e. Btu, 29a. to SIR BRISTOL, Bm. 12.—Tho aopply of Etianob wheat to day by loos modwate; and alttooth the =NW has oat bon active It Ike orteisidneme. awl be. Flom of tb day oftirde lieglik plod sag Is gated lb. to 4.er quirk. Failp• vibe 46.10 lb pet MOIL F • p ordo rod, gpahlok 411•111,4117. Polo med. solkis crookho. 44a. to as. par ditto. NA Galore V:11 halos kitd, lip is Mk. perditio. kr • hk *mud ler Sued PM utirchlst. ink& Mods has SU. to SU per mt. and Amadam, bay to rot Thies w...• balk= Ohs be aid he prod as Moms et 10. pa 'whir oliabol. but sla ' oldillos Mg NMI be soliorod st Boolod pima loglkh MaWas mot b • quad ii& le Ski per hoostial *May sod Emilia and halo pledft flu di to Ilk. pre Mho. Urn was a steady be set as Mks awed •ole.ot drat the by toko• Dona sod Wahl rat, 14. N. Is Id& pet imdkill 1 0114 . r• Ma m = U. Lbe U. Ott. p. Sle be. M Ho. to UL Mk Wok M. pee i owns,. be osportmod NSW Poproilmaat. and gm able dd. pre quarter bleksr. Pool& brim*. from fis. lank pie tomorli quirter, and kelp how fle. Os Sea par 411111 w. TY medal et polo as elikteed kid* Se pre ktehlemo bsta—Wlent. 1.785 quashes; grilsro boadot mi. emetors SAS bash; dear, lASI min WO kook. Itto ens bagistae• ofidal Mao 'lves ties ilshowtee eh* swops t—hlisok 411 p 14.; on% Mk 4d.; bariery. fib.; isork eta fd. Divinitie s ; 12.—Htnest bag ssaireely ecomblembd, aid Wales kir bell today, et well to Ihe great Omar to I. Non. to oistotie o swim at the additiorAw Ear wiletV= L w• hod • wry idled ~twee god • due ostfOr . Ohl MUM wit biped rid. mod meld really at to anew of to pie qr. ; orroot soh fa pima, bet the beet oweighs reeheol ha waled plow. IS YU the Mod woe of Oh flit grotells. owl purelly the gully woe vol, he MOW Om wee togooloL • good dr owe wee mat There win throe or her mob et wow Wiry, the gushy good tot the year told ▪ U. sod Vie, pot qr. Oats. Bow" Nod Pew wore wore la to. =ead What Widow Twos we to domed ; prise. 7s. per Poing white. Kt. ; bost roe, 1 445.10 Oh; midOlhg. Stk. a 4 WAWA, Ms to OK !b. ft Sto. Oule, la. to Ha lamer,MA* Ph. Two. f i 11 i 0. 1. 14 Us. re v. Thoz, loy per wok. Ito to f7a ; esooodo. &la to &So GODALMIXO, Sept. 11.— TM bed guilds* of IS, Wboat set an*, rig to-bay; bat Wit mg labeler Ida& wen adult trade, et low pelese. Whew, rot low, No to 410. ; old. OY tett ; sat* own 41e. to 46.; Poe, Mai aid, Mk to Id.: dow. 604. to Ha Haney, Sts. to Us. Two, WM. So SU Hen, NIL to M. Ctoto, lOLA, So per qt._ " • • - • • - - MAIDIIIOIII, apt. 12.—W0 bad this day a fair supply of eew Moat, whisk We et the pekes al leet day. feet corn woo not assettr:. Kew Nu nil lea Va. to We, sad winter Taro (n. t i pat bold. low wow OW were Awed at ler. 1.2. Other *Map se bete& - - - )(Ailments', Sept. 12. TAa npply of grain at oar workst twig yr miry moderate. We all the trade kw all kinds N. at late prism 1Q9W9179Y, 111.—We have ea Wawa& *apply oi l Wheat, priesbeft net, hissed scolltice. (Witty various, with. Sea r 6Ol. po both. Old Wheat 1•01Ued wlite let nue apeeenine wee We ea sew to Abet Wet. Oely Mae to itdep. tt tap prime. Oeis, Boas, sad Pees the ore ee Pot Weit. low pa le NO. 7 : —Moat, 690 qts., beim 117, SOL 99. Oeb, 119, 011. Spy U, IC Nary 66, le& Md. Per, 16, Ili. 10d. 110ISTON, Bert. 11.— A mall mekst. Vibes* 11. Ora. with a the sale. Wheat Us. to SO9 pee lead. Derby, 23e. le II& pee v. Oats, 149 to 1916 Tem, t 9 pee Owlet. _ _ p.moors, 114 t. n.—w. have had it Weer Am of us Mot at mit leatagthlabefin ; casittioa mad gully in g:4 d ! Wits at the dewed Sor forties casesisestly A few meow at Sinr Me* seri**, Is rob cosetticri sad Ise reek lito % orrom-owl'ines, Sept. 11.—The supply et rata Is -111111.4 &ries lite pre wadi los Ws very msg. At ebb We oar beg=ma bei • us/agp*ll W. elm* beiret•lith wee or peer, thee yr • seed V i . si reit Os lest e 7 dersli at tbe Me the weir.= tbetrah rear Norte were ask I s mad mg epic Is Mal the tars Wept. Is Net ssil lme Masi as wham tram keet wake peer, with • hirdrassi Meath. MIN hes le Is pee I..4eirer. Parley atellmus to psi demett. tiktinki palm Thu yawl dew. FALKIRK TRYST. WITMESDAY, SIPT. 11 . —Thitinar . " — Gt resumed today with much grewer animation than characterised the procerd ings of the previous day. There was a larger show of stock ; the sales effected were more numerous, and the prmcs realised were alio, in general, better. Oa the whole, how. ever, the market was rather inferior to that of bat year, both so regards the display of cattle on the ground and the stuns obtained for them. . . ---_____. The predom inance in point of numbers was decidedly in favour of the West Highland and Irish breeds. The turn out of animals belonging to these classes was unusually large. Many very fine lots appeared on the ground—several of them having been brought from a considerable distance . Prices were good, sod buskins rather extensive. For fine h e avy cattle 7/ to 71, 10.. was paid. Sem. excell.nt two. year olds brought Gt. A less figure was received, however, for ordinary specimens, end consequently something under these may be considered the ruling priors. In other descriptions of stock the show was not so great, and at the commencement business was exceedingly dull. Offers were indeed under the prices obtained on the pre ceding day. There was, however, a numerous attendance of buyers, and holders were therefore Induced to reject the moderate terms put before them, in the hope that an im provement would be effected. They were not disappointed. As the day advanced the market rallied, and a rather brisk besieges was finally transacted, at rate. much above those previously talked of. The show of abort-horns and cross breeds was very good. That of Angus and Aberdeenshire was scarcely tqoal to those of forma years. Fat cattle, as compared with =Mb, brought rather more money. Y unit stock sold well and rca-lily. A large amount of gash must have changed hands; though at the conclusion there were several lots unsold. . . . . . The demand for sheep was brisk, end the business in that dependent was weedily got through. Higher pries were obtained than was generally expected would be the ease. Black-tared wedders and Cheviots were both peril calmly *ought after, and a considerable advance in prior was maned tor them. The number remaining unsold war slight, but it was found impracticable, late in the day, to procure anything like the terms that had been previously got without difficulty. There were not many large droves on the Around, and the apparent paucity of numbers stimu land sales at first. It ta reed out, however, that there we , 1 a sufficient supply to meet purchasers and the rise in price having checked the demand to some extent, when the but lota were picked out, prime naturally receded. The number of horses brought forward was greet—useful draught beasts constituting the main feature of the show. The market, bowever, retained the sans characteristics as those exhibited oa the former day. It wee dull in the ex treme. The sales which actually took place were very limited in number, and the prices indifferent. The class spudded was almost the only one in regard to which any thing war done. There were instances of Bee animals bringing handsome aems—but the average was low ; 201 may be set down as an approximation to it. Hopes, how ever, were entertained that the state of 'Batten would be bettered today. The alteration in the arrangements which regulate the fair as to the Use of meeting, continue to be a source of moth dissatisfaction, and hal thrown considerable nem lately into the calculations of dealers. In the absence of all intimation to the contrary, it should be understood, how ever, that they will be adhered to on next °Mon.—Daily Moil. AtiECDOTI OP THE LLTZ Blit R. PESL.—Sir HMert propmsd to have the portrafts taken of some of the principal friends and colleagues with whom he had been neonate& in public life, and ter this purpose sent for one of the mast eminent artists of the day in that department. The portraits were to be 10 in num ber; and, after generally explaining his wishes, be allied what would be the price ? "Three nundr•d guineas each," was the answer. " Very well." He tuck up a piece of paper and wrote—" there is a cheque for fifteen hundred guineas in the meantime. Yon say begin with Lord Hardinge, who is soon to go out Lsdia." He banded the cheque as vastly and freely as if it bad been merrily an order for admission to the gallery of the RO' of Commons—. elms,. added the gentlemen, when relating the eirearnetanos, "at the very first, and without remark or preface, giving me so good as an annuity of 75 guineas peg Imam." [Advertisement,) EXTRAORDINARY CURE or TIM PT NOWIRIAVII Flue DI TAX DIZIIIIIes .211P1.11=11.1.°f O a r womb et New Tows. rttesusads mar Ow of two issalls. WY& aids ley feel bee of the me et her Maw. Dube Ills penal dews maw the are at lir moitsisst s& ea ium is NAM IDsillsoull Innen Wee= wee seenderei bap& Ma a kind provalisi elm them se try Holloway's enstreted lift whisk wee miuninil tide. gad nasty siert spree of varelbseall. h eggial tam the Stem Osmire—ftild bag dtagWlh gni ae fteeireore Woad, Imam DAILY WEAT lIF, It TA ;;LE. Fh:OkY, SIFPT. 13. 1850. The State of the Weather at Mee o'clock rtsterday I accented in order et haiku each ,1 th, plums at an lame no. Strength 0: Male at wadi". iIIIIIOIITOWS (DOWP)I rrimutOTll 161111100, wu~~+~: W...:.:.; e.:.a..e -----_.. orefrom ..... dOW - iT 7 " . "7 Ilrarriar Kaa. Burro= LANAI& Clumow Oman it Wiad• &E. e.e. N Y.W. N.B. W.W. &W. B.S. tn. SA. Q.E. Gentle brews Gent!. Itft 0 1A. Oft% Urea* Wong Breen: Genus armee Gentle .ireesn t Breen. Gent !ItrO;!, Droop - 0•14t4 Wont CM bentle Preese Ils MX" Anew Uwe , . Aro:rp Gent!. Breere Omt!e Br*rr, W; Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Cairn tin Ci0011:en Pari 111,010.64 . Cleudkie -• - tiOui!erkg Clowllems Cloudless Perth{ly Caned, Peril.dly Cis* eloodleas • hews QM? Partin agars Clous.lets PartsetlyCMadwis (Serowe tss Ckmi:tss Cowles Cloudless r,e,e ut Ilvt, tot Prints sdly cha. Querest Cloud .ms ()wore at elood•oss THIS DAY, Nowt. Garr A:svret. Meat istWird. Stagier Weather. . &rons riaee a Clr. The returns from the following places did not. reach thi s office in time for pablicetion yta.ernay ; dui therefore Indicate the state of the weather on Wednesday morning at like o'clock. Co.K Mvtinteas DOOMS= POOLS . 'Unison Your %MMUS= Es s. I. LE. ILL Own= Llogbt Breese I•arunliy Cloudy Fah Brew Oven Jot Wang Breese OwPrelet (lienth Krerea P•ri a ' , UY Mad, Frail Breeze C Cievkilelsreas Oyer,. get Otutis Wee.. Partly Cloudy Ocala Breeze Oven .t Geetle linvxm Ciapllen BIIIPPING INTRLLIGIENf'& - hos oar , 'Aipqd. OW*: * CASUALTII:I. British Settler, Train, hem for Ea. , ,sts d,bas been wrecked cff Jacob's Bay, S W. coast, and n l hands are supposed to have perishad.—Cope of Good Hops, Jose 30 Elephaota, Cocks, from Mauritius far Loudon, put Into Also& Bay, Jure 21, leaky, with low of formate, and part of aarao thrown overboard —Caps of good Rope, June 30 Grind' Stewart, from Singapore fur L - ndos, oat, fallen in with 9th inst., off Cape liaci.lfe, in a sioki,. 7 o' ate , having five feet water in her hold, end the crew end pateenger taken off by the Linder Mold, Kitchen, arriv, 0 nero which yowl reports having seen, on the same day, a' ever barque with all her sails bkwa away.—Cape of !lope, June 30. Queen of the West, Webster, from Bombay ler I.surion, has been wrecked on the Zietseksrus, roast, and all hands are supposed to have p. rished.—C.po of Good 8010., Juno 30. Royal Albert, Whiteside, ready for tea, from London for Mauritius, rayed her anchors in tLia bar du. ins/ • heavy pale at N.W., 55th hut., draws on shore, owl hemline a wreck ; wow saved.—Cape of Goad Reps, June 30. &alarm). 1 MAJJA. Hamburg Holland Idaho■ r.cifie hal* yit Southampton India vie Martenleo Boston and Halifax Mexico Veit India Brasil. ARKIVIID. Amore—all4l4ot, Repteintr 12, kern. ) 1 p1“--st l!r?!At. NcptemAer I!, DUN. Sepi.ls Sept. 'l2 Sept. 28 0 Sept 18 't pt. 22 Sept. 22 Atig.24 .11amburg .Crtfletfa N'atse Ateira—at Liter pool: September If, from Ater—at Liverpool, September 11, frb.n i . Peteribmg Anemia—at Liverpool, September 12, emm Hamburg Atm Jouso—at Liverpool, September 11, from Ain—at Liverpool, Sewell,' 12, from Oesra Am AIIuSTII —et Cowes, September 11, hoot_....Landon AMMAN Onnga—at NeWpOrt, September 11, from Loudon RUCHAN liant—at Llvss."l, Sept. 12, from Bordeaux Basso -at IA•srpool, l,inber 12, from ........... Odessa EVAITA—at Liverpool, September 11, from Pernacaluicti Cowan —off Liverpool, September 12 Cour:moat —et Liverpool, September 11, from Rio Grande Cnamrons—et Queenvowre, Sept...bet 10, from ---,Corfu Evritaams —at Graveotod, September 12, from Bourn -- -.ANTIVR—at Liverpool, September 12, from losiet.le ' yob„ 2. " .., ,rte Ellie•—at Liverpool, __,—.lael 11, kern Stettin Euuiros--at Liverpool, September 12, from Marseilles hoomaasam—at Charm:emit, SqllrillbeT 12 frolll Ifasfleur ErSIXIA— 4 Falmouth, September 11, from Gslipoll Puna—at QII4.C.IIMOVII September In, from Odessa Kirraarams—at sbleldn, tleptember to, from earth:4mm F.:ua—off Peterhead, September In, from Arehaasi peso —at Newport, beptember 11, from ..." ....... .... ....... Woke i. ... Ina -at oi,rti,tct!l 11, -.6,;"W i!tettin Itsmeent—et Limipool, September 11, from Nunes Ileamema,—atLsverpool, September 11, from OP 3 rth Jtes--et Plymouth, September 11, from Palma Jerrtar— at GIMMOILL September 19, from Motet ice. MARIE—at Liverpool, September 12, from Lam Jeem Batmen —st Liverpool, Septeltber 11, from Mang= JtVIIII ILI/IR—at Liverpool, September 12, from. Barone LIE/IT—at Laverpool, neptember 11, Aon bum LADV Itumzue—of LiverpoM, Seplenib:r 12 .Drutkiek . . Lose —at Grammnd, September 12, from Loma—at Gravesend. September 12, from Kaata Ilmaara—olf Liverpool, September 12 Maas—et Liverpool, Septembsr 11 from Nsatee NAPIER —at Grave MM, September ft frota Antis Now Foamer—at Gamma:Am, September 10, from B. Ayeen Ocims—at GramieraL . Peptombsr 12, from Uaakuk OTTUDIAX—at Liverpool, September 12, from Beloit Pam Cremmtor—et Liverpool, .iterreether 12, fmat Nantee PANAKA —III NRWPOI4 PapIeIIIRCI 11. from Lcodoit ff torr,--st ffortemou 4 September 11, from Cute PARADOX -off Stottlwe (Tack.), September 10, from --Massed !'tot.—at Croottbeten, September 0, from lbe.tll PRIDJA—st Liverpool, September t, from Dunkirk Ittv.tre—at Liverpool, September 11, fru.n qtnyrna itoniecorto—off Llverpml, September 12, from ilmny reins—ut Ora!eveod, September 21, free Putkirt - --- .... __ tisou)--at Bristol, September 12, fmm Doomart aluen Lvenes—at Liverpool, September 11, from 51,rans Sea C. Narum—off Deal, September 11 ticroomia—st Plymouth, September 11, from Sussman—at Queenstown, September 10, from Constaniboo4l STANDARD-0e Whitby, September .1 0 , folio Archangel 1 Ws. Pawn—of Liverpool, September II BAILED. Amir Wes—ham Newport, September 10, to St.Thomm Amsnowaces—troat Plymouth, Sepiem'ser 11. to Port Philip Cwastorni Werrnenea—from Swan ea, September 11, to ?Madeira Onoto—from Bristol. September It, to New York Thum —frtmt Cardiff, September 11, to Matte Dartasen—from Lowestott, Sept. 11, to Croristadt EVOLIMI4X—from Bristol, September 11, to ..Atrlol ENOGOION Quarn— from Shield., scoff - tuber to, to Petersbmg PAIRLIII—from Plymouth, September 11, to ........ Calicomm Kawairwa—frOOl Newport, September 10, M. Labe Prue—from Newport, September 11, to G= Saito —from Sid Id., September 10, to Bra. IV TO. EOM—from Sunderland, September 11, to Plfk. Arum Twee. Hooosos—from Hull, September 11, to Petersburg Vieroam—from Shields, September 10, to Odes 1 WILLILDI—ham Cilmreornd, September 12, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Au.►a= env Ow; Sept. 3. lat. 49 N.. km. 10 W. ACAsTA, of Falmouth, running to the soothwara, Aug. 24. off Cape Pt Vincent. AsZoi;raT,Trom London for Calcutta. Aug. 9, Mt. 11 N., lon. 26 W. ATISOIII.I4 from London for Calilornm, Aug. IS, lot. IS N., lon. ss W. C.0.21 . ADA, from London for the Menricin., Aug. 16, tat 15 N.. toe. 13 W'. gintA, Iliad, from Taganrog foe Palatmth, Aug. oR Capo Palos. HEMSIMIT, from cakutta for Loudon, Irdy 14, tat 35 d., lon. 21 R. Canino, front London for St. !idea.. Sept. 4, lat. 49 N., lon, 9 W. .la.. Perazod, from Palermo fur London, Aug. 29, off the hock of Gabon. LlTocau, hem Calcutta for 'Loudon, July 16, lat. $4 9., 100. 14 F. Rumour (barque) * Aux. 26, lat. 46 N.. ton. 52 W. Bayous (mboaser), from tit. Domingo far Cork or Falmoutb, Scpt. lat. 31 N., len. 12 W. SLIM or Tilk. Wtar, Maud W., R.„...7..14. SJ, tovl. 10, and a rev. many veawela bound to the weatw tri, tarp.. 3, fa.. 31, Inn. TINT% from Bombay far Landon, Ja lat. 31 S., lon. 14 It. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. dig. 24, off Cape N., lon. 26 W. lot. 13 N., Inn. lat. 13 N.. ton. off Cape Palos. 1., lon. 21 E. lon. 9 W. Der the Rock of 1., Lou, 14 E. amouth, Sept. 3, 10, and a yes: 1, lon. It. Loa. 14 E. )EATHS. itkohire, the wife tallertoo, Nn. .terrace, the wife of E. X. Dewing, e of L. EL Dykes. ,', West Ram, by re, Tothill.fields, fle, Esq., of Fen- , Minis, of %rat- by the Rey. Y. enwell, third Kr Muth+, eldest mb, Morton, by 1, to Ulm formerly of Fri- :lllPlY 6 , sdr. l 72 . is Colman, Maid me, widow of the intent. Orlando car, infant son f 6, Lombard. ea." la Lositerd• - wrong& 1211 BIRTHS. ALI.TREY.-.tept. 9. at BiTilo - Ftr — ord -- 11 — euee, Warerfekehire, the wife of fl. W. Allfiey, Efig„ of 1170 i. CHOLIIBLEY —Sept. S, at Horlsey HAIL Nurthallertoo, Mrs. S. Chotraeley, of a daughter. CROCE.--Sept. 10, at Cbarles.atreet, Westbournearrrsee, the wife of V. Crake, Eq., of a daughter. DEWING.—Sept. 7, at Little Cataiobory, the wife of & M. Dellinf. &N., of a moo. _ _ _ DTHl3B.—Sept 7. at baronll, Cumberland, the wife of L. EL Dyke. Eaq., or a (Laughter. MARRIAGES. BORRODAILE—LIARRIi.—Rept.iO, at Bairns', West Rath, by the Rev. A. Borrodatle, Incumbent of 't Mary's, Tothlll•neldr. Westniinrer, John, youngest KO of A. Borrodalle, En, of Yea. church-erect, to Julia 8., youngest daughter of A. Burls, of %rat. ford-green, Ewen. FIELD—GAT.—Sept. 10, at Alhoothorh, Norfolk, by the I t 'll' )1. binthren, Rector of Billebfleld, Suffolk, Oliver Cromwell. third of the late J. Field, Esq., of ii.M.'s Mint, to Muth., cider daughter of J. J. Gay, Esq., of Albmough. MERCER—BOLTON.—tIept. 10, at gt. Mark's Church, Merton, b . / the Rev. E. Phnlii" W. ikreer, Req., of Surtitoo, to Wes Sally Bolton, of the name place. DEATHS. BARROW.-Sept. 7, at Langton, 8. Barrow, Eink formerly of Fn. &pelmet, eget 81. CII4PLTN.-Sept. 9, at lihenield, Perez, Mro. I. Chiplra, ard 72 ' COL/407.-94qt. 9, at IRle of Wight, the Hon. Mint Colman, Mad et nom" to her late Majesty Quren Charlotte. DELPRATT. -Sort. 8, at Old Charlton, gent, Agee', widow or the late S. Delpratt, Eq.. of Jamaica, seed 17. NEWMAN.-Sept. IL at Liverpool-ten-ice. Minton. OTl" a° Beverley, 'Mamma of Mr. 0. Newman, aged 11. READE.-Kept. 7. at Farnham Royal, Edward Spencer, infant eon f L. Redo, Eel. -- - - Printed and pablidisil Wismar Hum Ham, or Na It i reatr la the MY of, Printer, at dui OdintO rrm it i NlN U soak Is Hs rum at —Fassiy, IVA. 1