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~~~' 4 - ~~ Lj --_,, ..3-- ~~ ~,~ oF IIII7 - - • - ` .k „ , Di p sT ro ß p ic os T e N d o to . SeBo.nsiDstzovrthsue t o.tri • /11 , , , g sup.. s ms ~ , m ;00011 Registrar's Districts : p 3 1 :ion. N . .‘ , kv7 l llol.‘ ' 05' - „V : • Name. Population. Name. u a <\ 't f: 47 I , PIN111110"' ` 9 ‘ ) .. • -• tip East Stonehouse... 9,712 Plympton St. Mary 19,817 ;;S• - „ 1 .47 r 1 °e V' rt Icy - )IT • • - St. Germains... 16,12 C Oalch r . y C OY , '214.‘ IN THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.—The prin r,rofercoiple of this valuable invention is clearly demonstrated ,,i,Es b ,i y , th e I,,,Lr.Bachhoffner in his Morning and Evening LECTURES (2.o'n_h_4_, POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. Dr. Ryan' i s L Cl ' ll;A e l:l .- - Iies,t:LEUTURES, daily, and on the Evenings of Mondays, ..N% , ( I , m or " ) s, and Fridays. The principles and uses of the 11 ORKIN , the vi sit e d and other specimens of the Useful Arts, are explaine!y() kieZors. The OPAQUE MICROSCOPE. The OXY-lIYDROGEN ebjects.coPE, by CARY, re-produced with the most interesting of great Tite latest DISSOLVING VIEWS, by Charles Smith' lireat ....6. -'rest and beauty. are Admission, Is. ; Schools, Half-price. ~ampton ... 22,001 Holsworthy... 12,333 Stoke Damerel 33,822 Kingsbridge... ... 21,537 Tavistock 23,99 f Newton Abott ... 44,358 T o t nes ... 34,126 Plymouth ... ... 36,527, No. 16,889. LONDON, THURSDAY MORNING SU Ny NOVEMBER 5, 1846, PRICE SD. NA.TIONAL ANTI -POOR-LAW PROVI DENT AND BENEVOLENT I:IMO:Y. L4IO4I:TLIC MEETING will be held on THURSDAY next, at the Ile 'hen de a'rerh, Bisho psgate-street, at One o'clock precisely, of gen t._ theirous of bettering the condition of the well-disposed mem ,re Of working classes. The Right Ron. the LORD MAYOR in the Chair. ,NATIONAL AN TI - POOR-LAW PROVI. . k r. is ‘ DE NT AND BE NEVOLENT UNION. liro t , CABBELL begs to acknowledge . the receipt of letters lq 4130:„.7.c!ergy, Ministers, and Laity, of various denominations, in to title above proposed Institution, but regrets that . from .bl e e .47,1,‘411. hnpoilan t,h communications, it will . be impos o st nem due consideration until after the Public Meetin. on neat shall have taken place. • 1M17,10; October 30 1846 MERIONETHSHIRE SLATE and SLATE Ls•hereby o tiee • SLAP. COMPANY. I.va er that no applications for Shares In this be-received meter, ONDAY, the 9th of November next, _ 0 ch pie allotment vrill be immediately proceeded with. u pthall-court, Oct. 30,1846. NoRauERN COUNTIES UNION RAIL t,itoritipeegeit,li,ere,by given, WAY COMPANY. that, hi consequence of the large number of the 8,, r•afor, registration within the last few . days, 1 of xovein'T;:r,upexCt E HT I I' ICA T ES will be DELAI ED until the 14th rheaepos 13 also air . en, that, in order to carry out the equalisation of 'P e ek Paid a further will ' retarn Will b on the several shares in this Company, l'eturii e mad madee cral Leeds and Carlisle share s. and a se nt . . also be on the original York and Ca d rlal t e h s d h a a y re o s it Nove,kbtn torr.reg.ist_,ation, if forwarded previous to the said eerti ti . ,sueu returns Nv1:1 he payable on delivery of the sealed By order,. Da ted 1,1),,,,,, • CTIA.RLES LOCOCK WEBB, Secretary. —'" 'eerner, W estminster, October 27, 1846. NoRIUERN OUNTIES R C UNION LWAY. _. tniicele,lBl7h°erkr:bily ire,( Tiant''Trl'ir ' orated July 27, 1846.) W IT ho h' ave l i k and Carl:le:al:1"w o'ven, that all holders of Yorkshire and Glasgow Union and York and Carlisle. . quested to t°t alread y r ~ .orwaretdl l s e a s lk a d ine Ca fo r r lis r l e e g s is e t r r i a p ti on are re or,recelpts, ll et*eo ransrn ,, t then). without delay to the office of the Company, 4440 And lltslyj hes , ,,,, ' " estinittster, as the REGISTER of SHARES will -n°Lice i s "Ith e 1 4th day of November neltt. h' el ansinitted o n 0 r ebY further given, that all: scrip oltits riot stered in ~ e rn before the said 14th cancelled, na at the oini o , of the AMreeesteof the original allottees, or day of Novemb a b n e e r d re ex c t will be rs By order of the Board, bated 1 itl. P oe t's-corner, Wes tminster, October 27, 1846. 4 Z ION AL LoAN Eu Njj LIFE ASSUR ' ANCE SOCIETY, 26, CO RNRILL, LONDON. Capital 4.500,000. 1114 , Empowered by Act of Parliament. With _ tpustitution embraces important and substantial advantages . I. " i rt to i1t.41410f the Policy: %nsil the . p .. o t z r e ci r s to or bo t f i r e o n w Arn m. ri nse or for limns paid (see Table) . ; 4 trk i t i t ePtion of selecting benefits and the conversion of his i - .48....0 meet other coiavenieuces or'necessity. te ttC itle eli for terms of years are granted cm the lowest possible , he ~..__ DITISION OF PROFITS. % en ..oi,_ ►ark able success and increasing prosperity of the Society 1 finn t a h u l t e: the Directors, at the last annual investigatio e n, to declare ped 4 each Ninicilys,evi;ereYtiendgefraotTels Profit a p eale. ent. en the pre miums •-....... 1 'LES. EXAMPLES: g 2 —anus Bonus in gIB Assared added. C as h. g• o may 6. Borrow. 4 t L ,0,, CIA, d. rjo , :77 'X2I7 15 1 -rina n 11!Rlf, n A 4?AAc n 4 tcd. 11837'X217 15 1:X100 0 11'.Z16 0 41 1110 0 3 4 18 1 9• ) 30•871 , C 13 10 I j 18391 165 11 10' 74 1 9' 11 3 11 13-10! 1 16 7 6' .%4 0 10' 7IS 10! 184 11 111 6 8 1 49 10 0' 710 4! 1£445 0 395 11 1 346 2 3 296 13 4 247 4 5 The • D n. dwisio n 'lsber or .MU rofits is e annual, and the next will be made In _ present yar. F. FERGUSON CAMROUX. Secretary. • .r.--------1C"1.---CAMPHINE, CAN DLES.—Patent ( la .—yr s p, in sealed half-gllon cans, 4s. 9d. per gallon . timalent Candles, 7 d. per 1b.., at WILLIAM S. BURTON'S Z nt ?et , w 'i l l' e , s n e and Burton's), Oxfor a -street, corner of Newman inim,Pahnees Magnum of Camphin , 2, Argand, and Solar Lamps, 't t eni ent ."'lagnurn and other Ca:Mlesticks, with all the latest la rses i n e and of the newest and most recherche patterns, is the list ence. All the sonab.le novelties are now ready, and 44,1 8 t 1. ° 4 1 20 to 30 cent,under n hou.e with whom quality per 4. ' 1 ) fre';: re4 Of. Detailed catalogues, with engravings, sent (per AN'D FIRE-IRONS.. we 1 as 'll, B F ENDERS, STOVES,S and Fenders,_ 7,0 Cep, largest assortment ~ tlrit!..ll iro nmongery, in the world, d BURTON'S) dittos i ditto with or ''.. liriell N'S (ate RIPPO2.. n rhl, is now on Sale a feet,front 30s. each ; ditto, t v a l V w l L a r L a l h A a a M s a S s .. , oh, steel fenders, to 4 '.. i ISA • r,%rnotrients, from 60s• , 4s. 6 d • ; 4 feet, Os. - ht iron kitchen ':‘;., liite.4'..; iron fenders, 3 feet, „. rich bronzed scroll 9 4 feet, I Is. ; u ; ditto w l i ., t r il on s z t e e d el , b a a nd '''''', .. tet4:lll Standards, 3 feet, i ee ' t Gs. ; bright wrought iron t d o i l t • t e o s : , • . 11 , 3 feet 4s.'- r bars, from 955.; ditto s es, st ' ' tir %—„Qdorea ' tits and two sets o diroom register with e register stoves, 2 feet, 16s. , '' ..''''. ...I.i —"II or na m tn e ent ' s, with '. .• 1 /" 84 .• 2 feet, f 2 r 7 o s m . ; 9 b l e .kb ec la m ck i r g ,_ eet:243 ' 1.47411qii 3 . T rt h i- Te, ireln fire-irons for c n h c a w m est pattern, with with fender 9d and economical therrnio stove, Aleg4tinboso'nle di ) tto, with cut heads, et 6 y s. o G f d fi ; re-irons, with or-mlli 4 ..,_. r.onzed heads, l Is. N titri l i:n l 3 cut heads, at propottione prices. Detailed cata- Any article in the kon.,“ing ironmongery 30 per cent. under any other house. The . 1,,, eY returned for every article not approved of. • V,. 8 , , with engravings, sent (per post) free. eten`LerLlAM S. 'BURTON'S (lat isO and B , UR st T i O n arm al furnishing ironmong,ery iterally the lar,,e ~ , ,,,,,s no language can be employed to Nt4 it . (corner )wsotorlcak, 3,""11 and extent, purchasers are invited to call and inspect 11 . . give a correct idea of its Oxford-str t ( - N t et) Established in We s au.tet 1820. ee corner ct , ewman-s re • Tits. REST APERIENT A.NL, IoNTIBILIOLTS MEDICINE FOR GENERAL USE IS RAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH which set whet tuany relieves the stornach and bowels by gentle relaxa- Cadu it . ! out griping or prostration of strength. They remove pi ..." ,ri . sickness, or pains in the chest, &c., are highly ,-.....,ui to the stomach promote Whaarrenatraszliryitsfa:frwerlitil 'languor and degree• ' digestion, create appetite, relieve tree livers, e to those of a full habit, and atultnbglan:l4:etl:feathadead anti(' ears, they nogrfferrmnadvaaurolv:gtiestsilahrea,,viiiinensesi This Medicine has for Many years received the approval of the rnost respectable classes of society and . caoY, the following letter has been i' ndly ifnoreWnarfl with permission to publish I aeindatl,eoniorfr i r ts r e e ftl er : t, and, If reqUisite, to refer any r'espect able person tolls author : " To Mr..Prost, 229, Strand, London. Ireavitreo, Exeter, April 24, " SII,--I feel pleasure in be." able to bear my strong andlBu4n4io !kited testimony to the excellence of your ', Frampton's Pill .of Realth," which I consldewir aarnost safe, efficacious, and very superior general Medicine. The Mine, has !ieart relative of an officer and an elderly lady, and rtheoeiheexrrrnedicines for period met.---yleeLy, ;rasrelyhelisavreineegmrmeceoilidresd to adept thnernsiv, 3% and nog instance' ri which she Induced a person eaind supplied the first box herself, they have proved or oXtraordln O ther of the eteacY. I think that perhaps' there is scarcely any as 4 " frie‘ndT"Y Pa,t,ent Medicines before the Public of equal value Ish a n be hapr r ) t need —certainly none possessed of superior claims ke4dation.andY:Mn, riir, occasions to give them my individua recom " Your obedient servant, * * 5 • " Sold by T Proat,Strand, London, price Is. I ', , ,d. and 2s. Pd. m1%14,1..4180 by the Vendors of Medicines generally throughout the Ask f e la.,_ 0 r FRAMPTON'S PIT Prot, RFALTH, and observe the --Z_ Mid address of ' Thomas' 2294, Strand, London," on the —,Turnent Sterna. l'lttroriLud OH THOMASTOPPING DECAYED TEETH. b 7 her Majesty, his Royal Highness prince Albert, and her Royal Highness the Duchess of sent. S and HOWARD'S SUCCEDA ;44IIe%„,t_ l'i,B.Olf for Stopping Decayed Teeth, however large , t i h r e e 4r pain :t is aced-i the tooth in a soft state, without any preesmsa_a _ _, nd soon becomes as hard as the enamel, and will rl and ai „," 'a tooth for many years, rendering extraction unnecessary, Rue,„ — r , esting the further progress of decay. All persons can c.,roeutn themselves with ease, as full directions are closede tims ~': 6d. Prepared only by Thomas and Howard, Surgeon Dtehne eoei;blL Rerers-street, Oxfodstreet, who will send it . into the lr,e, k r ‘ l e . e by Post. Sold by Savory, 220, Regenttreet ,__ol.n end 41'114-esitreet ; Butler, 4 Cheapside; Johnson, 68 (2 d cOntinues to :°1,1,:. the lossneo7tTet 7:niinhtilsienklewngscyosrtneta ol(frrs.ell-oawda II h r esion, without hill ; , se t y tZt°tri Wstirerss. . This 'method does not requl.re ttherexatraadctiiso7ssof 4rAsensive t r h an oe lPl ' e roar. any D l e l i o n w fu a l r d ep L ra rg tl e o o n n m p h e a nu e s v t e , , 64, Demers et Oxford -street. %At 11;mne forn'll till 4. JuvENILE ~,---------,I A_ , , , ~,,kkiwdst the bright scene we delightfully treasure, Th With ccstacy juvenile pleasure! • Whilst -41lint- hearted r v l w cherish with joy, the face is illuernelus'd of each beautiful boy I f/h I there is not a youth, we may venture to say, but rapturedear looks forth to the bright holiday ; se I(4led ngs all the transports, and Thyr iti liag that pleases so much as New Clothes I lyans.ss("llYAM, we freely acknowledge with truth, very best Clothing provides for each youth, cendently high name now it shines. °T Hussar Suits and Tunics of novel designs ! _. -;,,lf,!l.lcredulous prices he now will dispose , ,rarelit, °l' sPleudid inspect the im assorttnent of Juvenile Clothes , ''. fept,,atd Guardians are respectfully invited to t on hand at tilb Estab l e i t s t Of neYs and Youths' Clothing a k 'rer't m eat nt ' itn denselm saving and fashion. r►arran as durability. quality, in al . w pri ye ce is ep effected, alld LI ST OF PRICES. Dr " COI} braided s. d. Uurto -, 4 t3 edges. • • ...from 1 1 0 Tr ou ' ae g ers, in e i ot l t i o •••••• • . • • • • 1 5 0 v orx rihig. Cr e ed'• and doeskins . ..... 0 8 6 ' • ............ • • 0 6 cl oth or fancy Materials.. 0 4 6 SGAtm C~ h mer coats ER GARMENTS. l'im i r nr o e Nu.; 41 endless var i ety .. .. • . 0 9T6 riat:l l ‘ •• • • ........... 2 6 Ton e 'nit ° Ditto ....... 1 .. 0 7 6 14 "••• • • • v344-listeer,, icnounn,,tless : : : ' Li the newest washing tlitiptto, '••• • • • .••••• • • • • • 06 6 toloire,ll* guaranteed to retain Dr ess .. • .... •• •• •• 0 2 9 rto h o,ot s MADE TO ORDE .fr ' °U ser dit to ,h ad , to measure.. R. from ditt o t lo ........ 1 10 0 1 15 0 0 15 0 0 7 0 lha G'tR'.IMENTS... , s - rlyit,,,, SIJALNIER GARIVIEN'rS. vve.,,.onlan Paletet, a fashionable light "'at, rfiade to order, extremely ~,,..IN-4,-.30,1".11. Well -adapted for the present V i lsera , 0 ; • • • ••.. • • • .., ...... .....• .. 1 1 0 isera, t, L teculhsrly light fabrics —. • 0 8 0 A ll 141 '4,llltings:7,4 Cashmere and printed . rench patterns .. .. .. . ..... 0 , 6 'l* DrieZentle St I l i riPto ve -- ton er Or YOUtill and Boy's Clothing at proportionate ...) b usi _cf ht, 1,43:,Wi1l he returned to any purchaser, should he not L, n,s tra,tena_, after seeing the articles at his own house. - "Alf p ete d oil Saturdays until the evening. • - entecti,e., 'aieca 36 Gracecharch-street. London. Visit, --41 1 th e g ri I,4,,RAYELLING, 'ea , Aust, or oiiterwise exposed to the scorching rays of ItioArt A 11,...,, the Sun, will find hi. lire 44 ' " S K ALYDOR a most refreshing Ipe--,,r kh. Daration for the Complexion dispelling the cloud of lan etely ,4'6.r_Vitxation, allaying all heat' and Irritability. and immedi fikle.rtlethe pleasing sensation attending restored elasticity of b!rhiie,preekr., ilaannteroue varieties of Cutaneous Eruptions, Sun- D Y 4r t it. . xeiya7r, and and Discolourations, troth.. 3lng and refr . _ be skin rendered delicately xoft and are pleasingly deared grnibi thg courtesannalnweropeyral; hal? olifttnedtitrlsr?taaicnlusiavnedstchloesctse- Ltc)'r:e7e°4lleler Europe, togethearnlwYitch th r e e l' elite" of the toothArls traarWin.,-e e a l ite Volee," from the sultry climes of India, and the 44 ,arid Saloin:zta and Madras, to the frozen realms of the *Ask , 64 * Per bottle. t. Petershurgh and Mcscove.—Price 4s. 64. e r w o n f on stn t rion ts Beni Uitte:lay "Kalydors" containing mineral astrin -4114014?..1,nger ohelllcoi. Ilheexiocr,.,ilyandgewnuhlincho, hbz their wreopreils- IledlTl,7:-.21-AKatA,LYgaOrdlet'n' Olt thie wrstpper, and A. R9lVl"ftlge bottle. °4443loliers) on the' Goavesrn° naenetrtaa'teactlmPbY de e i cr on o each gold b.. 1111ters. ' the Proprlotors, and by respectable Chemists and Per -44 %lbw I, 4 4440! reStrAltaßkillt t Mt. -- -- _____ Ollll e A PUBLICATIONS. This day, price One Shilling, THE INCOME TAX, its Extension at the present rate proposed to all classes ; abolishing the Malt-tax, Window-tax, Duty on Hops, on Licenses to Sell and Make Beer, the Tax on Railways, the Excise on Bricks, and Reducing the Duty on French Wines. By WILLIAM RAY SMEE. Pelham Richardson, 23, Cornhill. COMPLETION OF THE DUKE OF BEDFORD'S CORRES PONDENCE. On Saturday next will be published, in BYo. the Third and Con cluding Volume of r 1 1 HE CORRESPONDENCE OF JOHN, A_ FOURTH DUKE OF BEDFORD : selected from the Ori ginals at Woburn Abbey (1761 to 1770). With an Introduction by LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Vol. 1 (1742 to 1748). 18s. ; Vol. 2 (1749 to 1760), 15s. London : Longman, Brown, Green, and Loivnans. THE BEST REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION. NORTON'S CAMOMILE PIL LS are confidently recommended as a simple but certain remedy, to all who suffer from Indigestion, Sick Headache, Bilious and Liver Complaints ; they act as a powerful tonic and gentle aperient, impart ing strength to the stomach, and composure to the nervous system, Sold in bottles at ls. 1%d., 2e. 9d., and Ifs. each, in every town in the kingdom. CAUTION.—Be sure to ask for " NORTON'S PILLS," and do not be persuaded to purchase an Imitation. MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF THE ONLY TYPE-FOUNDRY IN IRELAND, fur R.CHARLES SITAR L'E, of No. 31, Angle 111_ sea-street, Dublin, having been honoured with instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Premises, at Twelve o'clock on THURSDAY, the 12th day of November next (if not previously dis posed of by Private Contract, of which doe notice will be given), THE ENTIRE PLANT, MACHINERY, AND IMPLEMENTS, with the consequent Goodwill of that Established and well-appointed TYPE-FOUNDRY IN LOWER LIFFEY-STREET, DUBLIN, belonging to the Tru3t-Estate of ALEXANDER AND PATRICK WILSON, whose celebrity as Letter-Founders is so well known. '''Thig Property consists of a Type-Foundry, Machinery, and Imple ments, with Twenty-two Working Furnaces, capable of Extension ; Warehonses and Dwelling-house, most compactly situated, and all is perfect order. Printed particulars may be had on application. It is well worthy of attention, being the only Type-Foundry in Ireland, and-commanding the almost exclusive supply of the Irish Trade. . . . The Business has been carried on uninterruptedly to this time ani:7l:llsTile;;;;chaser may also arrange for the . purchase of the Ma nufactured Stock, such an opportunity of at once acquiring au Esta. blished, Respectable, and HIGHLY PROFITABLE BUSINESS bat seldom occurs. _ _ The Sale will commence at Twelve o'clock on the above day. Communications, in the meantime, may be addressed to Henry F. Darley, Esq., Solicitor to the Bank of Ireland, Dame-street, Dublin ; Mr. John Cumming, 17, Lower Ormond Quay, Dablin ; Messrs. Oliverson, Denby, and Lavic, Frederick- place, London; and Mr. James Munro, No. 71, George-street, Edinburgh. The MANUFACTURED STOCK (of which Catalogues are now ready), will be Sold by Private Contract, and in any quantity, on terms peculiarly advantageous, by Mr. John Cumming, 17, Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin, 21st October, 1846. INFLUENZA, COUGHS, AND COLDS. QIMCO'S ESSENCE of LINSEED is the most efficacious remedy ever discovered for the relief of persons suf fering from irfluenza ; the two first doses generally arrest the pro gress of this distressing complaint, and a little perseverance com pletely removes it. Children's coughs, as well as recent ones in adults, will be removed by a few doses (frequently by the first), and asthmatic persons, who previously had not been able to lie down in bed, have received the utmost benefit from the use of Simco's Essence of Linseed. Sold by all Medicine Vendors, in bottles at Is. l%d. and 2s. 9d each. Q . FENCER'S CHINESE LIQUID HAIR DYE. ►7 The thousands of individuals who for upwards of twenty years have used this celebrated liquid, pronounce it to be the only article extant which effectually changes, in a few minutes, red or grey hair, whiskers, moustaches, &c., to a dark brown or black, without trouble (by simply combing it through the hair), and pro duces by one application a pleasing and permanent change ; and it can be incontestibly proved, that while many dyes tend to destroy the hair by their pernicious properties and dangerous process of ap plication, that this article promotes the growth of hair, nourishing the roots till the latest period of life. Price 3s. Cd., Cs., and les, per bottle. To be had of the Proprietors, 29, Nottingham-place, Fieldgate street, Whitechapel-road, London ; also of Mr. Johnstone, 68, Corn hill ; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Prout, 229, Strand ; Sanger, 150, Oxford street; Barclay, Farringdon-street ; Atkinson, 24, Old Bond street; Hooper, 43, King William-street, London bridge; Finnlgin, Masam-street, Bath; Elmore, Bull-street, Birmingham; and of most Perfumers and Medicine Vendors in town and country. Sent to any cart of the kingdom by receiving a remittance, pest-paid. Please to ask for " Spencer and Co.'s Chinese Liquid Hair Dye." Observe, the Proprietor's address is on the wrapper. LLOYD'S SHIPPING. LONDON, Nov. 4.—Wind S. by E., light breeze, and fine clear weather. DEAL, Nov. 3.—Wind S.W. to S.S.W., moderate.—Arrd. Gwalior, Edwards, Bombay ; Morning Star, Baltimore ; North Star, Spencer, Philadelphia; Lamouner, St. John's, New Brunswick, and sailed for Leith ; Lumley, St. John's, New Brunswick, and sailed for Yarmouth ; Victory, Power, Pug wash, and sailed for Hull; Emma Searle, Hescroff, Quebec, and sailed for Chatham. Arrd. from the River, Valleyfield, Dougal, Sierra Leone ; Atalanta, Laughton, St. John's, New Brunswick. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3.—Wind S.—Arrd. Orestes, Porter, Honduras; General Veasie, FAirfield, New Orleans; Princess, Vaughan, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Caledonia, Wishart, ditto; Tusker, Muir, ditto; Royal Victoria, Marshall, St. Stephen's, New Brunswick ; Princess Victoria, Richebucto. OFF DUNGENESS, OCT. 28.—Heman Cortes, Garro, Ha vannah, and sailed for Norway. November 2. Cornelius, Woruhard Edward, Hagur, Batavia, and sailed for Rotter dam; T. C. T. Van Speyk, Uoltee, ditto, and sailed for Bremen; Ann, New York, and sailed for Bremen ; Braseus, ditto, and sailed for Hamburgh ; Ross, Wooley, St. John's, New Brunswick. Ponanntotrrx, Nov. 3.—Wind S.S.E. to S.S.W., fine.-- Arrd. Countess of Durham, Hogg, Quebec. COWES, Nov. 3.—Wind S.S.W., fine.—Arrd. Sealby, Scroggins, Havannah. ,SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 3.—Arrd. William and Henry, Brown, Quebec. OFF DARTMOUTH, Ocr. 80.—Anna, Mier, Monte Video, for Antwerp; Favourite, Hohorst, Baltimore, for Bremen; C u mberland, Coates, Quebec, for Shields. Nov. 2 . Aurora Suckan, Rio Janeiro, for Hamburgh ; Victory, St. John's, New Brunswick for Shields. DUBLIN, Nov. 2.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrd. James, Coughalir, St. John's, New Brunswick. Ski. Nova Scotia, Kyerson, St. John's, New Brunswick. KINGSTOWN, OCT. 31.—Arrd. Britannia, Cockle, St. John's, New Brunswick. CORE, Nov. I.—Wind S.S.W., strong.—Arrd. Echo, Keiff, Havannah, for Leith ; Pandora, White, Quebec. BELFAST, Nov. 2.—Wind S.S.W., fresh.—Arrd. Orion, Rawford, Prince Edward's Island; Planter, Quebec. BAHIA, SEPT. 21.—The Portuguese schooner Cacador, from Fayal to this port, was wrecked on the coast near Subana on the 15th instant; cargo expected to be saved. COWES, Nov. 3.—The Lord John Russell and Ann, both dismasted and abandoned, were passed in ion. 26 by the Sealby, Scroggins, arrived here. BELFAST, NOV. 2.—The Aldebaran, Barris, of Newcastle, from Liverpool to Quebec, has put back to this port, from lon. 38, leaky; on the 23d ult. she passed through much wreck, and saw many dismasted vessels. A loaded brig, of about 250 tons, supposed to belong to Newcastle or Sunderland, was passed on the 15th ult., in lat. 47, lon. 34, dismasted and abandoned; and on the 19th, in lat. 49; lon. 25, a coppered schooner, from Lisbon to New foundland, painted red inside, lying to, but could not hear the name, was spoken by the Orion, Rawford. RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. MANCHESTER, NOVEMBER 3. STOOK 8aca...1./oz.—The sales are—Birmingham and Oxford Junction, 6 p.—Churnet and Blythe, % c. dis.—Eastern Counties, 22 %—Ditto, York Extension, 1 9-16 p.—East Lancashire, 4% c. p.— Ditto, No. 2 (late Liverpool, Ormskirk, and Preston), 4% c. p. Glasgow and Dumfries, 15-16 dis.—Huddersfield and Manchester Railway and Canal, 31% p.—Ditto, ditto, 3% p.—Ditto, Thirds, 1 P.—Lancashire and North Yorkshire, 1 dis.—Leeds and Thirsk, dis.—Leeds, Dewsbury, and Manchester, 6% p.— London, Manches ter, and Birmingham, Quarters (B), p. —Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, 1% c. p.—North British, Extension, 15-16 p.—North Staffordshire, 2% p.—Oldham Districts, % dis.—Oldham, Birken head, &c., 18s. dis.—Preston and Wyre, 34—Ditto, Halves (A), 4% P.—Ditto, ditto (B), % c. p.—Shefilel 1 and Lincoln, 1 dis.—Shrews bury and Birmingham, 1-16 p.—Shropshire Union Railway and Canal, 5.16 c. dis.—South-Eastern and Dover, No. 4, % p.—West Riding Union, 1% p.—Wharfdale (late North-Eastern), 15-16 dis. LEEDS, NOVEMBER 3. STOCK EXCIIANGE.-The sale/ are-Birmisseharnpaitnd, ditto, Oxford x Junc tion, 2 Bon, 6 p. - East Lancashire, No. 1, N ew , 3% p. - to (late Liverpool, Ormskirk, &c.), 4 p.-East Lincolnshire, 2s. 6d. dis. -Great Grimsby and Sheffield, Quarters, 1% dis.-Huddersfield and Manchester, 3/. Bs. Gd. p. - Ditto, Extensions, 225. 6d. p.-Leeds and Bradford, 44 p. - Leeds and Dewsbury, 6% p.-Ditto, Branches, 31. 16a. p.-Leeds and Thirsk, dis.-Ditto, New, 2% dis.-Manchester and Leeds, Extensions, 20s. p. - Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midland, 21s. 6d. p.-North British, Half Shares, 6 p.-Ditto, Quar ter Shares (late Carlisle Branch), 51s. p.-Ditto, Extension (scrip), 218. 6d. p.-North Staffordshire, 2% p.-Wharfdale Junction, .195. dis.-York and NewcAtle, Preferenc,e, 4% p. -York an d N orth Mid land, Preference, 71. 11s. p.-Ambergate, Nottingham, and Boston, 55. p.-Gl asgow and Dumfries, 19s. dis.-Leeds, Wakefiel, and Mid land, 16s. dia. - London and York, 10s. dis. s.-Midland d and Thlrsk Junction, 20s. dis.-North Western, 28. Gd. P.-Oxford, Witney, and Cheltenham, 20s. Rotherham, and Gool e , 3 s. 6 d. dis. -West Rid ng Union, 31. 11 s. s.- York and Carlisle, 435. dis.-York shire, and Glasgow Union, 425. dis. HULL, NOVEMBER 3. STOCK EXCHANGE..-Our market today has varied very little from yesterday. North Staffords have improved slightly, and all other stocks maintain their value. The sales are -North British, Quarters, 745.-Ditto, New Quarters, scrip, 20s. 9d.-York and Newcastle, Pre ference, 41. Is. 3d.-York and North Midland (E,nst and West Riding), efe - Ambergate, Nottin g h am, Boston, &c., 21. 17s. 6d.- BPrirmirnegnheaem, Preference,,? Oxford Junction, 6 p.-East Lancashire, 4 cash p. -East Lincolnshire, 225. 6d.-Leeds and Dewsbury, Branches, 2% P. -Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, 19 s . P.-North Western, 228.- North Staffordshire, 21. 3s. p.-Shropshire Union, 4s. dis.-W es t Riding Union, 3%-East Coast, 9s. -Ea s t Indian, 15s. 6cl. SHEFFIELD, NOVEMBER 3. STOCK EXCIANGE.-The sales are-Ambergate, Nottingham, and ? i s. p.-East s Lancashire, No. 2 (lat e O rmskirk, &c.), 4 by and Sheffield, 5 dis. -Ditto, Ext ens i ons, 365. dg - Boston, 6s. Grimsby Ditto, Docks, 1 dis.-North Western,par-Sheriinfilelsdbyan, d2oL..in6cdo.lndisEx tension, 1% dis.-Manchester, Midland, and u YORK, NOVEMBER 3 STOCK EXCHANGE.—The sales are—Ambergate, Nottingham, and Boston, 2/. 14s. 6d. p.—Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midland 3 —Newcastle and Berwick, 32% —North British, Quarter Shares, 3Ti —Ditto, Extension, 11. 13s. 6d.—North Staffordshire, 4%—North Western, 11. 2s. 9d.—York and Newcastle, 42%—Ditto, New, 17% —Ditto, Preference, 4 p. —York and North Midland, soby. 8 3 2_ Ditto (East and West Riding Extension), Preference, p. EDINBURGH, NOVEMBER 2. STOCK EXCAANGE.-The sales are-Aberdeen, 181.-Airdrie and Bathgate, 41.55.-Arbroath and Forfar, 281.-Ditto, Half Shares, 151. 3s. - Caledonian, 10s. - 1/ D . 7s. dl3 r 2 i l. tisSlis. Union,6d. -Caledonian an 2/ d . Dumbarton, 11.6x.-Clydesdale Junction, 33/. 105.-Direct Northern, t, 6 New, - 11. 13s. 6d. - Dundee and Arbroath, 371.-Ditto, New, 241.-Dundee and Perth, 23/.-E as t o f Fif e, 11 . 3 s. 6d.-Edinburgh and Bathgate, 21. 105.-Edinb urg h and Gla.wow, 751.-Ditto, Half Shares, 201.- Ditto, Quarters, 18'. 10s.- Edinburgh, Leith, and Granton, 191.- Ditto, Preference, 201. N.-Edinburgh and Northern, 14/. 55.- Ditto, Newport, 3/. 65.-Edinburgh and Perth', 11. 17s. - , Glasgow and Ayrshire, 68/.-Ditto, New Stoc:c, 361.-Ditto, Quarter Shares, 17/. 155.-Ditto, Halves, 71. 15 5.-Glasgow, Dumfries, and Carlisle, 11. 14s. fid.-Glasgow and Dundee Junction, 11. 13s. 9d.-Glasgow and Garnkirk, 40 /.-Glasgow and Greenock, 161. 10s.-Ditto, New Stock, 81. 155.-Ditto, Preference, 8/.125. 6d.-Great North of Scotland. IL 2s. 6d.-Great Western, 1 37/.-London and York, 1/. 17s. 6d.-New - castle and Berwick, 321.-North British, 371. 10s.-Ditto, Halves, 17/. N.-Ditto, Quarters, cum new, 41. ls.-Ditto, New Quarters, scrip, 1/. 13s. 6d.-Ditto, Fifths, 61. 10s.- Scottish Central, 201. 10s.- Ditto, New, 101. 155,-Scottish Midland, 1 31.-Scottish Grand Junction, 105.- Stirling and Dunfermline, 1/. Is. GLASGOW, NOBER 2. STocit Excilarrok. -The sales are -A be rdeen, 18 1 4 -Calonian, New, 475.-Caledoni an an d D umbartonshire, 265. 6d. -Dundee ed and Perth, New, 755..p.-East of Fife, 1 , 55.-East Indians Railway, 165. - Edinburgh and Northern, Newport, 645.-Glasgow Kilmarnock, and Ayr, 68/.-Dlt ta, H alves, 71. 115.-Glasgow, Dumfries, and Car lisle, 832. --Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ardrossan, 31s. 6d.-Glasgow, LLAirdrie, and Monkland Junction, 325.-Great North of Scotland, 235. -2reat Western of Bengal, 9 8 . -M adras, Nellore, and Arcot, 3s. North British, New Quarters, scrip, 335, W.-Scottish Central, 203 z is tratinna Junctiov 59a THE SMALL DEBTS ACT. The following correspondence, and the details sub joined, will, show what progress has been hitherto made in preparing to carry out this molt important measure: " Wimbledon, Sept. 16. " Sir,—lt is the intention of her Majesty's 'Govern ment to proceed forthwith to put in execution the Act recently passed for the recovery of small debts. " The first thing to be done is the division of the country into convenient districts, which will be made by the authority of the. Queen in Council ; but it is ad visable that the final consideration of the subject should be preceded by some local inquiry, in order that a con sistent scheme may be brought under the notice of her Majesty's advisers. . "It is my wish that you should undertake to conduct these inquiries, for which you are well qualified by your knowledge of the details of the Act and of the several local Acts which it will supersede. " I annex the particulars of a set of districts with which I have been furnished ; from which, combined with the verbal instructions which you have received from me, you will perceive the principles on which I wish the division to be proposed. " You will endeavour to ascertain from those persons who appear to you most likely to be able to furnish correct and disinterested information, how far these dis tricts are likely to prove convenient, and what altera tions may be deemed desirable. You will be careful to remind those whom you consult that this inquiry is merely preliminary, and that full opportunity will be given for the representations of all parties concerned, after the formal notice required by the Act shall have been given in the Gazette, of her Majesty's intention to take the matter into consideration. " I have not thought it necessary that you should be furnished with more formal authority than this letter for instituting these inquiries, not doubting that you will. meet with ready co-operation from all persons capable of assisting you in obtaining for her Majesty's Governmen the means 21, perfecting this measure, the proper adjust. ment of wITTch imports so highly to the common ad. vantage. " r aiii, &c., " COTTENHAM. " J. E. D. Bothune, Esq., &c." " Gwyder House, Whitehall, October, 184 G. " Sir,—Enclosed I send you some copies of a map showing the boundary of a district, which it bas been proposad to place under one julge for the purposes of the Small Debt Court Act. " These districts have been formed by consideration of the division of the country under the Act for Register ing Births, Deaths, and Marriages. The district No. ) consists of the superintendent-registrar's di:• tricts, which are named in tht accompanying list ; and it is proposed that courts should be held in the towns named at the foot of the list. I have not thought it ad visable at present to mark on the map any subdivisions of the district, because these cannot be well adjusted until the principle of the main division into districts is settled ; and it is desirable to learn in the first instance how far that is likely to prove satisfactory. The towns have been selected so as to cover the whole country with courts as equally as possible, having somereferencealso to those towns in which courts are now held under local Acts. It is not proposed that courts should be held at the same intervals in all these towns ; once a week or oftener will be necessary in some, while in others once a fortnight or month, or even less frequently, will be found sufficient. I request that you will take the trouble of communicating these lists to those gentlemen of your county who, in your opinion, are most likely to have considered the subject, and to intimate to them that I shall be glad to profit by any suggestions they may wish to make. These may be addressed, either to me, or to my secretary, Emilius Clayton, Esq., at Gwy der House, Whitehall, and endorsed Small Debts Courts.' After revising the lists upon such information as I shall receive in consequence of this first communi cation I intend to send the maps, corrected as may be necessary, to each bench of magistrates in the county, and by these means I hope to be enabled to present an accurate report to the Lord Chancellor for his consi deration. " I take leave again to remind you that the inquiry with which I am charged in this matter is wholly preli minary, and that the subject will come to be discussed by her Majesty in Council, after the statutory month's notice has been given i❑ the Gazette, which will not be until after the Lord Chanellor has received my report. " The information which I now seek is, whether the towns selected are well chosen, whether any others ought to be added or substituted for those in the list ; also whether any part of the pro posed district would be more advantageously an nexed to an adjoining district, or any addition taken into it. For the purpose of facilitating the consideration of these questions I have had the situation of some of the chief towns in the adjacent districts lying near the boundary marked in the margin of each map. " I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient servant, " J. E. D. BETHUNE. "I have enclosed some additional copies of the Lord Chancellor's letter of instructions to me." DISTRICT NO. I. Proposed to consist of t Registrar's Districts : -NORTHUMBERLAND. he following Superintendent Name. Population. Name. Population. Alnwick ... 18,768 Morpeth ... 14,995 Belford ... 6,421 Newcastle ... ... 71,850 Bellingham ... ... 7,462 Rothbury ... ... 7 297 Berwick ... ... 20,938 Tynemouth ... 55,625 Castleward 14,537 Gateshead ... 38,747 Glendale ... 14,217 Haltwhistle ... 5,949 Hexham ... 27,929 Towns in which it is prt held :—Berwick, Belford, 1 , Morpeth, Newcastle, Nortl whistle. 304,735 'posed that Courts should be %Tooler Alnwiek, Rothbury, 1 Shields, Hexham, Halt- DISTRICT No. 2.— DURHAM. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population.i Name. Population. Auckland 21,979"Stockton&Sedgefield 39,856 Chester-le -street... 18,357 I Sunderland 56,226 Darlington ... 21,488 Teesdale ... ... 19,574 Durham and Lan- Weardale ... 10,174 Chester 38,865 1 Stokesley ... 9,046 Easington 15,357Guisborough ... 10,543 Houghton ... ... 16,067 South Shields ... 28,907 Towns in which it is pror held :—Durham, Sunderlam Stockton, Darlington, Bish, Barnard Castle. 306,839 losed that Courts should be I, South Shields, Haitlepool, Dps Auckland, Walsingham, DISTRICT No. 3.—CLIMB] Proposed to consist of LI egistrar's Districts:— :RLAND, WESTMORELAND. Le following Superintendent Name. Population. Name. Population. Alston ... ... 6,063 Wigtown ... 23,366 Bootle ... ... 5,516 East Ward 13,807 Brampton ... ... 10,525 Kendal ... ... 34,694 Carlisle 36,084 West Ward ... 7,968 Cockermouth ... 35,676 Ulverstone ... 26,746 Longtown ... 9,722 Sedbergh ... 4,836 Penrith... ... 20,989 Whitehaven... ... 29,971 265,963 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held :—Carlisle, Wigton, Cockermouth, Whitehaven, Keswick, Penrith, Appleby, Kendal, Ambleside, Kirkby Lonsdale, Ulverstone. [LIRE, PART OF (PRESTON). ie following Superintendent DIRTRICT NO, 4.—LANCAS Proposed to consist of tl Registrar's Districts : Name. Population. Name. Population. Blackburn ... ... 75,091 Lancaster ... ... 34,748 Chorley ... ... 38,836 Preston ... ... 77,189 Fylde ... ... ... 20,940 Garstang ... ... 13,017 Towns in which it is prop held :—Lancaster, Garstang burn, Chorley. DISTRICT No. 5. LANCASHIRE, PART OF (WIGAN). Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts : I Name. Population. Name. Population. Ormskirk ... .. 34,97 Wigan ... ... ... 66,032 Pr, scot ... ... 43,739 West Derby ... 88,652 233,398 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held :—Ormskirk, St. llelen't4 Prescot, Wigan. I 259,821 iosed that Courts should be ;., Kirkgam, Preston, Black- DISTRICT NO. 6.—LANCASHIRB, PART 07. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Ltegistrar's District : Name. Population. Liverpool ... ... 223,054 Town in which it is proposed that Courts should be held: —Liverpool. DISTRICT No. 7.--LANCASI Proposed to consist of th Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population Name. Population. Bolton ••• 97,519 Warrington ... ... 31,732 Leigh ... 26,588 Worsley 9,710 Salford ... •• • 70,228 HIRE, PART OF (BOLTON). Le following Superintendent Towns in which it is prop held:— Salford, Bolton, Leigi 235,777 )used that Courts should be h, Warrington. DISTRICT No. No. 8 . -- LANCASHIRE, PART OF (MAN.. CHESTER). Proposed to cons i st of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Manchester Choriton Population. •.. 192,408 ..• 93,736 286,144 Town in which it i s proposed that Courts should be held:—Manchester. DISTRICT No. 9.— LANCASHIRE, PART OF CHESHIRE, PART OF (ASHTON). Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:-- Name. Population. Name. Population. Ashton andOldham 173,964 gafielda: Glossopp 24,091 Stockport ••• ... 85,672 Saddleworth ... 16,829 Towns in which it is pro] held:—Middleton, Oldham, 30,556 posed th a t Courts shoul d be Ashton, Stockport. DISTRICT No. 10 . — LANCASHIRE, PART OF (Bully). Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Burnley Bury Clitheroe Population.l Name. ••• ••• 54,192. 1 1Inslingden ••• .•. 77,496 Rochdale • •• 23,018 Population. ... 41,280 ... 60,577 Towns in which it is pri be held :—Clitheroe, Hasling Rochdale. 256,563 •oposed that Courts should ;den, Colne, Bury, Burnley, DISTRICT No. 11 .—YORRSHIRE, WEST RIDING, PART OF (BRADFORD). Proposed to consist of the following Superintenden Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Name. Bradford ... .. 132,164 Skipton Keighley ••• 36,175 Settle ..• ••• 14,096 211,17. Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held:—Bradford, Keighley, Skipton, Settle. Population. ... ... 28,736 DISTRICT NO. 12 . --YORKSHIRE WEST RIDING, PART or . Proposed to consist o ( f the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts: Name. Population. Name. Population. Halifax ... 109,175 Todmorden 31,656 Huddersfield ... 107,140 Towns in which it is prof held:--Halifax, Huddersfieli I - 247,971 posed that Courts should be Id, Todmorden. DISTRICT No. 13 . — YORKSHIRE, WEST RIDING, PART OF (SHEFFIELD). Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Name. Population. Doncaster ... 32,400 Sheffield 85,076 Ecclesall Bierlow... 31,645 1 Th0rne • 15,316 Ecclesfield 41,461 Wortley 23,214 Goole ... 12,535 Rotherham ... ... 28,783 270,430 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held: Sheffield, Barnsley, Rotherham, Doncaster, Thorne. DISTRICT No. 14. YORKSHIRE, WEST RIDING, PART OF (LEEDS). Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts : Name. Population. Name. Population. Dewsbury ... 60,713 Selby, West Riding 12,147 Leeds ... 168,667 ~ East Riding 2,953 Pontefract ... ... 34,354 Wakefield ... ... 45,648 Towns in which it is pro' held :-- , -Leeds, Dewsbury, 324,482 osed that Courts should be 'akefield, Pontefract, Selby. DISTRICT No. 15.--YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts : Name. Population./ . Name. Population. ::: 19 8 1: , 93 5 52 9 37 6 1IT Y cat o ida rk ereass Askrigg ... ..• 5,726 Think ... •~~ „.. 12,639 Bedale ... ... Easingwold ... b te o r r o u : g . : h •..... ... 2 41 7 97 , : 2 57 5 57 4 19 Leyburn ... ... Northallerton • ... 12,57510t1ey ... ... ..• 27,094 Reeth ... ... ... 6 , 7sB lPately-bridge ... 7,999 Richmond ... ... 13;475 Ripon ... 18,9831 Towns in which it is pri held :—York, Tadcaster, Kt wold, Thirsk, Northallerti 22,662 . oposed that Courts should be nareiborough, 0 tley, Easing :on, Richmond, MiddLham, Ripon. DISTRICT No. 16.— YORKSHIRE, EAST RIDING. Proposed to consist of the following Superintenden Registrar's Districts : - Name Population.) Name Population. Beverley ... 18,957!Scarborough ... 21,305 Bridlington ... 13,0 59 ,Sculcoates 36,207 Driffidd 16,8 29 ,Skirlaugh ... 9,013 Howden 14,265 Helmsley ... 12,010 Kingston-on-Hull 41,130 Pickering ... 10,251 Malton 21,949 Whitby ... 20,100 Patrington 8,677 Pocklington... 15,432 259, 184 Towns in whi c h it is proposed that Courts should be held .—Hull, Bridlington, Helmsley, Hedon, Scar borough, Pocklington, Beverley, Whitby, Howden, Driffield, Mahon. DISTRICT No. 17, Proposed to consist of th Registrar's Districts : .—LINCOLNSHIRE. le following Superintendent - Name. Population. Boston ... ... 34,680 Bourne... ... 19,832 Caistor... ... 27,068 Glandford Brigg.., 29,828 Holbeach ... 16,997 Horncastle ... 23,222 Lincoln ... 36,110 Towns in which it is prof held :—Brigg, Gainsborougl Spalding, Boston, Spilsby, Rasen, Caistor, Grimsby. Name. Population. Louth ... 29,558 Sleaford . . 23,234 Spalding ... 20,549 Spilsby . . 26,699 Gainsborough ... 25,855 313,662 pbsed that CoUrtsld be ;h, Lincoln, Steaford, Bourne, Horncastle, Louth, Market DISTRICT NO. 18.— Proposed to consist of thi Registrar's Districts:— -NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. Le following Superintendent Name. Population. Name. Population. Basford ... ... 59,634 Radford ... ... 22,470 Bingham ... ••• 16,19 6 S out h we ll ... —• 25,011 East Retford ••• 2 1,376:W0rk50p ... 17,975 Mansfield ... —2 7,6271 Grantham ... ••• 25,619 Newark ... ... 27 ,350 Nottingham ... 53,080 Towns in which it is pro] —Worksop, East Redford, ham, Mansfield, Tuxford, 296,338 posed Courts should be held Newark, Bingham, Notting rantham. DISTRICT No. 19.— DERBYSHIRE. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts : Name. P opulation. I Name. Population. Ashbourne 20,3091 Chesterfield ... 39,379 Bakewell 3 1,319 Derby ••• ••• 35,015 Belper ••• • • • 46 ,23515hard10w ••• • • • 32,640 Burton ••• ••• 28,878 Chapel-en-le-Frith 11,349 Towns in which it is p rc held :—Chapel-e n -l e -F rith freton, Wirksworth, Ashbot 245,124 posed that Courts should be Bakewell, Chesterfield, Al irue, Derby, Burton. ISTRICT No. 20.—LEp Proposed to consist of th Registrar's Districts: CESTERSHIRE, RUTLAND. to following Superintendent Name. Population. Ashby-de-la-Zouch 24,234 Barrow-on-Soar ... 19,695 Billesdon ••• 6,810 Blaby ..• ..• 13,699 Leicester ... •.. 50,932 Loughborough ..• 24,606 Lutterworth... ... 16,039 Market Bosworth 13,600 Towns in which it is pro held :—Ashby,Loughboroug ter, Lutterworth, Market Ha Uppingham, Oakham, and S Name. Population. Melton Mowbray... 19,227 Market Harborough 15,731 Oakham •• • .. 11,218 Uppingham ... ... 11,932 Stamford ... ... 17,066 244,859 posed that Courts should be ;h, Market Bosworth, Leices- Lrborough, Melton Mowbray, itamford. DISTRICT NO. 2 I.—WARWICKSHIRE. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population.' Name. Alcester .. 16,833 Shipston Coventry ••• 31,028 Southam Fo'eshill ••• 17,235'Stratford Hinckley 15,589 Warwick Meriden 11 , 6 02IBanbury Nuneaton ... 12,240! Rugby ... ... 20,601 Towns in which it is pro] held :—Coleshill, Coventry, Stratford, Shipston, South: Hinckley, Banbury. Population. ••• ... 19,685 ... ... 9,907 ... ... 20,202 ... ... 37,209 ... ... 28,482 i 240,613 posed that Courts should be Warwick, Henley, Alcester, am, Rugby, Nuneaton, or DISTRICT No. 22.—WAR , mING 13,187,928 Tanaworth Ather s t one ... ... 12' 10 866 904 Proposed to consist of th Registrar's Districts : NAme. Population. N ame . Population. Birmingham n n g .. h . a m ... . :: . Kingsnorton. ... 21,674 "' Solihull ... ••• 12,406 Towns in which it is prof held :—Birmingham, Sutto: worth, Atherstone. 'ICSHIRE, PART OP (Bxß rev.) Le following Superintendent 246, losel that Courts should96s be I Coldfield, Solihull, Tam- Dis Truer, No. 23. Proposed to consist of tb Registrar's Districts :-- Name. Population. Bromsgrove ... 22,427 Droitwich . • ... 17,465 Evesham ..• ... 13,892 Kidderminster ..• 29,408 Martley ... ... 13,1t7 Pershore 13,382 Stourbridge 47,948 Towns in which it is pro] held :—Stourbridge, Droitw: Worcester, Ledbury, Tenb Bromsgrave, Evesham. -W ORCESTERSIIIRZ Le following Superintendent Name. Population. Tenbury ▪ 7,066 Upton-on-Severn . 16,886 Worcester ... ... 27,130 Bromyard • 11,494 Ledbury ..• ... 12,899 . 233,114 )osed that Courts should be itch, 'Upton, Kiddtirminster, ary, Pershore, Bromyard, Name. Population. Atcham 18,842 Bridgenorth.. 16,118 Church Stretton ... 6,069 C leobury Mortimer 8,708 Clun 10,0241 Drayton Market ... 13,950 1 Ellesmere ... ... 16,329 Ludlow ... ... 17,521 Llanfyllin 20,445 Madeley .. 26,253 Towns in which it is propc held :—Oswestry, Wem, 1)1 Broseley, Shrewsbury, Stre low, Bridgenorth, Wellingtoi DISTRICT NO. 26.-STAFFI VERHA3 Proposed to consist of till Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Montgomery ... 20,983 'Newport 14,717 Oswestry 23,074 !Shrewsbury 11,050 Shrewsbury ... 21,529 IWellington... ... 19,901 Wem& Whitchurch 17,842 283,355 Ised that Courts should be rayton, Newport, Shiffnal, tton, Bishop's Castle, Lud- I, Cleobury, Welchpool. , RDSRME, PART OF (WOL• fPTON). ie foll6wing Superintendent Name. Population. Name. Population Dudley ... ... 86,028 Wolverhampton Walsall ... ... 34,274 and Seisdon West Bromwich ... 52,59 Towns in which it is pro; held :—Dudley, Wednesbur: ... 80,722 253,620 posed that Courts should be Walsall, Wolverhampton. 'FORDSHIRE (STAFFORD). Le following Superintenden DISTRICT No. 27.— STA, Proposed to consist of t. Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Name. Population. Cheadle ... ... 17,859 Stoke-on-Trent ... 47,925 Leek and Longnor 21,307 Stone ... ... 18,837 Lichfield ... 24,127 Uttoxeter ... 14,40 Newcastle-under- Wolstanton and Lyme ... ... 19,476 Burslem Penkridge ... 16,074 Stafford... ... . 20,293 Towns in which it is pro held :—Leek, Cheadle, Newc ford, Uttoxeter, Penkridge, DISTRICT No. Proposed to consist of thi Registrar's Districts :—_ . 32,669 232,974 posed that Courts should be :astle, Shelton, Stone, Staf- Lichfield. 28.— CHESHIRE. le following Superintenden Name. Population. Name. Population. Altrincham ... 31,019 Runcorn ... ... 26,136 Congleton ... 29,040 Wirrall ... 31,532 Great Boughton ... 49,085 Malpas, part of ... 2,82 Macclesfield... ... 56,018 Nantwich ... 33,811 Northwich ... 29,018 Towns in which it is prop; held :—Birkenhead, Chester. ton, Macclesfield, Knutsfo Frodsham. 288,480 , osed that courts should be ~ Malpas, Nantwich, Congle rd, Middlewich, Northwich, DISTRICT NO. 29.—NORTH WALES. Proposed to consist of the following Superintenden Registrar's Districts Name. Population.) Name. Population. Anglesey ... 38,105 Corwen... ... 15,098 Bangor & Beaumaris 25,902 i Ruthin ... 16,619 Carnarvon 28,511, Wrexham 36,721 Conway ... ... 10,706 Holywell ... 40,787 Festiniog ... 15,473 Bala ... ... 6,953 Llanrwst ... 12,322 Dolgelly ... 13,208 Pwllheli ... 21,600, Asaph, St. ... 23,568 , 305 , 546 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held:—Bangor, Carnarvon, Conway, Pwllheli, Trema doe, Dolgelly, Denbigh, Wrexham, Holywell, Mold, Ruthin, Corwen, Llanrwst, Bala. DISTRICT No. 30.—, Proposed to consist of ti Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Aberavon •... 12,874 Aberystwith ... 22,242 Cardigan ... 19,901 Lampeter 9,866 ' Newcastle-in-Emlyn 20,860 Tregaron ... 10,253 Carmarthen ... ... 37,512 Llandeilofawr ... 17,128 Llandovery ... 14,726 302,367 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held:—Newton, Llanidloes, Aberystwith, Machynlleth, Lampeter, Newcastle-in-Emlyn, Cardigan, Fishguard, Haverfordwest, Pembroke, Narbeth, Carmarthen, Lla nelly, Llandovery, Llandeilofawr. SOUTH- WEST WALES. le following Superintendeni Name. Population. Llanelly ... ... 20,178 Narbeth ... ... 21,753 Haverfordwest ... 37,139 Pembroke ... ... 19,671 Machynlleth ... 12,306 Newtown & Lianid- loes ... ... ... 25,958 DISTRICT NO. 31. —SOUTH-EAST WALES. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Name. Population. Brecknock 1.7,689 Cowbridge&Bridgend2l,3s7 Builth ... 8,714 Cardiff ... ... 32,552 ... 17,666 Swansea ... 38,641 Hay 11,330 Kington ... 9,315 Merthyr ... 52,864 , Presteign& Knighton 15,738 Neath ... 32,627 Rhayader 6,722 Towns in which it is pro held :—Swansen, Nowth, Brecknock, Hay, Builth, Rh 265,215 ►osed that Courts should be 3rids-Gnd, c..rcliff. Merthyr, layadar, Presteign. DISTRICT No. Proposed to consist of th, Registrar's Districts : Name. Population. Aylsham ... 20,056 Blofield... ... 10,555 Docking ... 16,930 Erpingham ... 20,513 St. Faith 11,556 Flegg, East & West 7,684 Forehoe ... 13,529 Henstead ... 11,381 Loddon & Clavering 14,472 Mutford and Loth ington 16,391 Towns in which it is prop, held :—Swaffham, Falcenha Dereham, Attleburgh, Nor. Bungay. 32.—NORFOLIE. e following Superintendent Name. Population. Mitford & Launditch 28,493 Norwich ... ... 61,846 Swaffham ... 13,084 Thetford ... 17,542 Tunstead & Raping 15,436 Walsingham ... 20,960 Wangford . . 13,860 Wayland ... ... 11,168 Yarmouth ... ... 24,031 349,487 bosed that Courts should be tm, Cromer, Aylsham, East .with, Yarmouth, Lowestoft, DISTRICT No. Proposed to consist of th , Registrar's Districts:— 9 3. SUFFOLK. ie following Superintendent Name. Population. Blything .. 27,319 Bosmere and Claydon 16,521 Bury St. Edmunds 12,544 Cosford ... 18,237 Depward . . 25,590 Guiltcross ... 11,965 1 Hartismere 18,529 i Hoxne ▪ ... 15,797 ▪ ... 25,254 9,184 [ Name. Population. 'Plomesgate ... 21,059 Risbridge ... 17,440 Sampford ... 11,818 Stow 19,675 Sudbury ... 30,048 ' fhingoe .. 18,031 Woodbridge ... 23,015 Ipswich Mildenhall 322,026 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held:—Eye or Diss, llalesworth, Mildenhall, Bury St. Edmunds, Stowmarket, Sudbury, Ipswich, Saxmund ham, Woodbridge, Hadleigh, Haverhill. DISTRICT No. 34.—EssEL Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— '-' Name. Population.' Name. Population. Billericay ... ... 14,934 Orsett ... ... 10,157 Braintree ... ... 16,018 Ruchford ... ... 14,617 Chelmsford .. ... 30,603 Romford ... ... 22,216 Colchester ... ... 17,790 Saffron Walden ... 18,821 TN. Dunmow ... 19,884 Tendring . ... 26,251 Epping 15,987 West Ham ... ... 26,919 Halstead ... 17,691 Witham ... 15,407 Lexden & Winstree 20,881 Malden ... 20,838 320,81 w Ongar 'l', -. 11,804' 'owns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held : Harwich, Colchester, Maldon, Chelmsford, Rochford, Billericay, Romford, Epping, Dunmow, Saffron Walden, Halstead. DISTRICT: No. 35.—HERTFORDSHIRE, MIDDLESEX, DISTRICT No. 24.--lIER_E_F_O_R_DSHIRE AND MONMOUTH- SHIRE. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population.l Name. Population. Hereford ... ... 34,427 j Monmouth ... ... 24,527 Leominster ... ..• 14,393 Newport „, ... 33,051 Ross ... ... ••• 16,763 Pontypool ... „„ 25,037 Weobly ... ... 8,478 Abergavenny ... 50,834, Chepstow ... ... 16,7761 Towns in , which it is prop osed th at Courts should be held:—Leominster, Ross. Monmouth, Usk, Hereford, Abergavenny, Newport, Weobly, Pontypool, Chepstow. 224,283 DISTRICT No. 25.— SHROPSHIRE. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— . PART OF. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts : Name. Population.' St. Albans ... 17,051 Bishop Stoitford 19,380 Hatfield and Welwyn 8,023 Hemel Hempstead 11,499 Hertford ... 14,145 Hitchin ... 22,346 Royston and Bunt- Name. Population. Watford . . ... 18,009 Barnet 13,751 Edmonton ... .. 52,569 Hendon ... ... 15,444 Uxbridge ... ... 18,889 ' Luton ... 19,010 ingford ... ... 24,929 Ware ... ... ... 15,528, Towns in which it is prc held :—Royston, Hitchin, Hertford, St. Albans, Watfc ham, Edgeware, Uxbridge, I 270,573 ;posed that Courts should be Luton, Bishop Stortford, )rd, Barnet, Enfield, Totten- Tampstead, Highgate. DISTRICT NO. 36.-CAMBR: DOE, HUNTINGDON, NORTH :E, PART OF. AMPTONSHT Proposed to consist of ti Registrar's Districts : Name. Population. Cambridge ... 24,453 Caxton &Arrington 10,080 Chesterton ... 21,608 Ely ... . . 20,077 Linton ... 1:2,958 Newmarket ... 27,383 North Witchford 14,773 Whittlesey ... 9,032 Wisbeach 31,484 Huntingdon ... 18,431 St. Ives ... ... 19,107 ,e following Superintendent Name. Population. St. Neot's ... 18,035 Freebridge Lynn 12,578 King's Lynn ... 16,554 Downham Market 19,200 Kettering ... ... 18,327 Oundle ... 14,975 Peterborough ... 23,314 Thrapstone ... 12,041 344,410 _ NV Towns in which it is pror held :—Cambridge, Newmai Peterborough, Downham 11 ton, Huntingdon, Oundle, iosed that Courts should be -ket, Ely, March, Wisbeach, farket, St. Neot's, Kimbol :ettering, Thrapstone, Lynn. DISTRICT No. 37.—NORTE FORDSRIRE ; BUCKING Proposed to consist of thi Registrar's Districts: — Name. Population.l Ampthill 15,681, Bedford ... 31,7671 Biggleswade 20,694 Leighton Buzzard 13,945 , Woburn ... 11,282 Aylesbury ... 22,134 Buckingham 14,239' Newport Pagnell 22,999 1 Winslow 8,376 Prackley 13,508 [AMPTON, PART OF ; BED HAMSHIRE, PART OF. Le following Superintendent Name. Population. Brixworth ... 14,330 Daventry ... 21,467 Hardingstone ... 8,668 Northampton .. 28,103 Pottersbury ... 9,704 ITowcester ... 12,537 Wellingborough ... 20,133 l i ßerkhampstead 11,512 301,160 held :—Aylesbury, Buck!,ngham, Newport Pagnell , Towns in which it is propo`ed that Courts should be Leighton Buzzard, Ar_pthill, Bedford, Bigglesvvade, Le ig h on BrP..ckley, Towcester, Daventry, Nor •gborough, Stony Stratford. thampton, WOE IGIIANSIIIRE, PART OF; Ox. BERKSHIRE. ,he following Superintendent DISTRICT O. FORDSLIIRE Proposed to consist of , I Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Abingdon ... 18,789 Bradfield ... 15,557 Cookham ... 11,060 Faringdon 15,582 Newbury ... 19,963 Reading ... 19,528 Wallingford 13.930 1 Wantage 16,826 Wokingham ... 12,803 Bicester 15,231 Chipping Norton 16,151 Towns in which it is prop held:—Newbury, Wantage, lingford, Reading, Maidenl ney, Chipping Norton, Wo Thame. DISTRICT, No. 47.— KENT Proposed to consist of th Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Bromley 16,079 Dartford ... ... 25,361 Lewisham ... ... 23,013 Gravesend 15,665 1 Hollingbourne ... 13,830, Hoo •.• .•• ... 2,794 Maidstone ... ... 32,310 Mailing 17,933 Towns in whi c h it is pro held:—Bromley, Dartford, tingbourne, Maidstone, Seve, Name. Population. Ereadington ... 14 091 , Henley "' ... 15,639 Oxford ... ... 19,701 Thame ••• ... 15,413 Witney ... ... 22,963 Woodstock ... ... 13,390 Amersham ... ... 18,207 Wycombe ... ... 34,150 328,944 losed that Courts should be Faringdon, Abingdon, Wal lead, Henley, Oxford, Wit dstock, Bicester, Amersham, `, PART OF (MAIDSTONE). ie following Superintendent Name. Population. Medway ... ... 36,590 Milton ... ... 11,493 North Aylesford... 14,676 Seven-Oaks ' ... 22,210 Sheppey ... ... 10,856 Tonbridge ... ... 23,814 266,624 )posed that Courts should be Gravesend, Rochester, Sit ,n-Oaks, Tonbridge. DISTRICT No. 48.— KENT, PART OF (CANTERBURY). Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. I Name. Population. Blean ..• ... 13,745 Faversham 15,915 Bridge ... 10,981 Romney Marsh ... 5,200 Canterbury ... ... 14,986 Tenterden 10,999 Cranbrook 13,163 Thanet... 31,467 Dover .. ..• ... 24,522 %Vest Ashford ... 11,329 East Ashford ... 11,536 Eastry • 23,928' Elham • 14,662' Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held: —Tenterden, Ashford, Romney, Folkstone, Dover, Faversham, Canterbury, Ramsgate, Deal. DISTRICT No. Proposed to consist of tl Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Chertsey ... ... 14,929 Croydon ... ... 27,721 Dorking ... ... 10,968 Epsom ... ... ... 17,251 Farnham ... ... 17,787 Godstone ... ... 11,459 Guildford ... ... 23,08.1 Hambleton ... ... 12,811 Towns in which it is prof held:—Kingston, Croydon, Dorking, Guildford, Farr Widsor. 202,433 49.—SURREY. Le following Superintenden Name. Population. Kingston ... ... 23,974 Reigate ... ... 14,329 Richmond ... 13,558 Eton ••• 20,247 13,21 Windsor ••• ••• , 20 502 East Hampstead 5,935 247,772 msed that Courts should be Epsom, Godstone, Reigate, ,ham, Haslemere, Staines, DISTRICT No. 50.— SUSSEX. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population.l Name. - Population. Battle ... ... 12,034 Petworth ~. 9,681 Brighton ... ••' 46,742'Rye ... 11,792 Chichester ... ... 14,630 Steyning ... 14,353 Cuckfield ... 17,132 Thakeham 7,578 Eastbourne ... 7,9so,Ticehurst ... 14,197 East Grinstead ... 12,619 Uckfield 16,447 Hailsham 12,433 Westbourne... ... 6,668 Hastings ... 14,847 West Hampnett ... 14,157 Horsham ... • . 13,410 Worthing 17,718 Lewes ... . . 24,817 Midhurst 13,320 302,555 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held .—Hastings, Hailsham, Lewes, Brighton, Worthing, Arundel, Chichester, Petworth, Horsham, East Grin stead. DISTRICT No. 51 Proposed to consist of thl Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Alresford 7,092 Alton ... ... 11,299 Alverstoke ... 13,511 Andover ... A. 4" 16,636 Catherington ... 2,356 Droxford ... 10,282 Fareham ... 14,595 Hartley Wintoy ... 10,722 Havant 6,642 Petersfield ... 7,461 Portsea... ... 53,036 Towns in which it is pro] held:—Portsmouth, Newpoi field, Alton, Basingstoke, Ai Southampton, Bishop's Wal 1. - HAMPSHIRE. Le following Superintendent Name. Population. Romsey ... 10,387 Southampton ... 27,084 South Stoneham... 12,692 Stockbridge... v. 098 Whitchurch... ... 5,496 Wight, Isle of ... 42,M7 Winchester and Hursley ... ... 23,044 Kingsclere ... ... 8,463 307,439 posed that Courts should be rt (Isle of Wight), Peters idover, Winchester, Bonney, ;ham. DISTRICT No. 52.—DORSET Proposed to consist of t Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Alderbury 14,171' Amesbury 7,698 Mere ... ... 8,494 Salisbury ... 9,490 Tisbury ... 10,106 Wilton ... 10,3271 Beaminster ... 15,112 Blandford 13,856 Bridport ... 16,695 Dorchester &Cerne 23,380 Poole ... ... 12,074 Shaftesbury... 13,106 Sherborne ... 12,242 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held :—Salisbury, Shaftesbury, Blandford, Bridport, Dorchester, Weymouth, Poole, Ringwood, Christchurch, Lymington. -- llisTaicT No. 53.—WILTSHIRM, PART OF ; SOMERSET SHIRE, PART OF. Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population.) Name. Population. Bradford ... ... 13,379 Marlborough ... 9,234 Caine 9,324.Melkshatu ... 18,879 Chippenham . 23,297Pewsey . 12,259 Cricklade andWoot Warminster ... 17,109 ton Bassett ... 13,165 Westbury andWor- Devizes 22,130 welsdown ... 13,395 flighworth and Bath ... 69,232 Swindon ... 15,5591Fr0me ~. 25,640 Hungerford 19,8921 ;HIRE, WILTSHIRE, PART OF. ie following Superintendent Name. Population. Sturminster... ... 10,235 Wareham&Purbeck 16,542 Weymouth ... 18,683 Wimborne & Cran- borne ... ... 15,949 Christchurch ... 7,828 Fordingbridge ... 6,705 Lymington ... ... 11,489 New Forest ... ... 13,244 Ringwood ... ... 5,303 272,733 Towns in which it is pro] held:—Bath, Frome, Chipp, rough, Wootten Bassett, L ford, Melksharn, Trowbridge 212,498 )osed that Courts should be mham, Highworth, Marlbo levizes, Warminster, Brad- DISTRICT No. 54.—GLocre} Proposed to consist of ti Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Cheltenham... 40,221 Cirencester ... 20.726 Gloucester ... 26,838 Northleach 10,661 Stow in the Wold 9,522 Stroud ... ... 38,920 Tetbury ... 5,891 Tewkesbury ... 14,957 Towns in which it is prc held :—Chipping Campden, Wold, Tewkesbury, Chelten] Newnham, Stroud, Cirencest ESTERSIIIRE (GLOUCESTER). lie following Superintendent Name. Population. Westburyon Severn 14,619 Wheatenhurst 7,970 Winebeomb 10,000 Malmesbury... ... 14,716 Newent... 11,687 226,728 ;posed that Courts should be , Winchcomb, Stow in the ham, Northleach, Gloucester, ;er, Tetbury, Newent. DISTRICT No. 55.-- GLOUCESTERSHIRE, PART OF (BRISTOL). Proposed to consist of the following Superintendent Registrar's Districts:— Name. Population. Name. Population. Bristol ... ... 64,298 Thornbury ... 16,466 Chipping Sodbury 19,230 Bedminster ... ... 36,268 Clifton... ... 66,233 Dursley •.. ... 16,621 Keynsham ... 21,7101 Towns in which it is prc held: —Bristol, Chipping 240,826 )osed that Courts should be bury. DISTRICT No. Proposed t) consist of t Registrar's Districts : Name. Population.' Name. Population. Axbridge ... 32,206 Wellington ... ... 21,777 Bridgewater... ... 31,778 Wells ... ... 20,611 Chard ... 26,609 Williton ... 19,379 /6.—SOMERSET. ie following Superintendent Clutton... ... ... 25,0461Wincanton ... ... 21,286 . , Langport ... .... 18,1091Yeovil ... ... ... 27,894 Shopton-Mallet ... 17,805 Taunton ... ... 33,422 Towns in whie'd it is pro; held :—Wells, Axbridge, 13 Somerton, Chard, Taunton, ' 1 295,922 posed that Courts should be Iruton, Yeovil, Bridgewater, Watchet. DISTRICT NO. 57.-DEVONSHIRE, PART 0/ (EXETER). Proposed to cc insist of the following Superintendent's Registrar's Dist 3 iets : Name. Population.l Name. Population. Axminster ... 20,585 South Molton . 20,978 Barnstaple ... 3 7,452,Tiverton and Dul- Bideford ... 19,568 verton 38,169 Crediton 22,076 Tortiugton ... 18,188 Exeter ... 31,333 \ Honiton 23,891 St. Thomas ... 47,105 Towns in whic h it is pro' held : — Axminso2r, Honito BarasOvple, Bidefori 279,345 osed that Courts should be 1, Tiverton, Exeter, South I, Creditou. I 274,348 Towns in whi c h it is proposed that Courts should be held :—Newton Abbott, Totnes, Dartmouth, Kings. bridge, Plymouth, Tavistock, Holsworthy, Oakhampton, Saltash. DISTRICT No. Proposed to consist of Registrar's Districts : Name. Population. St. Austell ... 31,417 Bodmin... 20,800 1 Camelfo r d .•. 8,0631 1 St. C01umb16,167 Falmouth ... 21,654 Helston ••. 32,546 Launceston ... ••• 16,746 Liskeard ••. 26,484 Towns in which it is proposed that Courts should be held:—Launceston, Camelford, Bodmin, Liskeard, St. Austell, St. Columb Majcir, Truro, Penryn, Redruth, Helstone, Penzance. N.B.—The population is here taken from the account printed 2d October, 1841 (52) ; it differs slightly from the more corr ec t return afterwards given in the census. The latter, being arranged in hundreds and parishes, could not be used for the present purpose. , 9.--CORNWALL. Le following Superintendent Name. Population. Penzance 50,100 Redruth 48,062 Scilly Islands 2,582 Stratton ..: 9,432 Truro ... ... 43,137 327,190 N 3.— T t E a L te L las T n N ht C th E is . isle was PORTNsmAouVTuA, NAVAL INTELLIG E NCE. affrighted from its propriety by the reports of musketry, and the rapid flash and roar of great guns, daoting some awful calamity in the vicinity of this dockyard. This extraordinary circumstance soon caused a vast multitude to assemble on the shore on either side the harbour, with anxious faces, asking each other, " Where's the fire?"—the zeneral belief being that a fire had broken out in on of the ships up the harbour, the re peated discharge of guns appearing to confirm that opinion. Nor was the alarm and apprehension thus 'mated confined to the shore. About a quarter to ten 'clock, the third great gun in succession having been fired, and the flash and report having been _made out to proceed from the north -east quarter of the dockyard, the Victory, 100, Captain Pasco, ordinary guard-ship, then becoming alive to the fact of some most unusual and incomprehensible disaster having been discovered in some important portion of the naval establishment in or adjacent to the harbour, beat to quarters; the men in stantly " turned out" of their hammocks, manned all her boats, hoisted the signal of " fire" (four lanterns vertical) at the peak, and dispatched the boats, each in charge of an experienced officer, to ascertain the whereabouts and the particulars of the supposed calamity, and render all the assistance in their power. All this naturally in creased the alarm already most general ashore, and watermen's boats were seized by the eager throngs to follow the men-of-war's men, we have no doubt with the same most praiseworthy and laudable intention. The first boat manned was dispatched to the St. Vin cent, 120, flag-ship (on board of which the most unac countable apathy seemed to prevail), a few oars' strokes across the harbour, to inform them that firing was going on up the harbour, when the officer in the boat was coolly informed over the side of the ship—" Oh, we heard you beat to quarters, and expected you to come; it's the Excellent practising with shell at the old Leviathan; we've three boats away guarding the creeks!" The officer in the boat then pulled across to the Victory, to allay the increasing alarm on board that ship, which was also communicated to the whole fleet in ordinary. Upon these extraordinary facts being made known to our correspondent, he immediately took boat and pro ceeded as far towards the scene of folly as the " boats away guarding the creeks would allow him, and then, surely enough, he found the Excellent blazing away with live shell at the helpless old hulk, which, notwithstanding the lull moon, was illuminated from stem to stern (I), to render her a more certain sacrifice to the famed profi ciency of the " Excellent" gunner. Having taken up a favourable position, he watched with chilly i mpat i ence for an hour and a half the progress of the firing, but not one of the fiery-tailed missiles did he see strike the illuminated target. Independently of the unnecessary alarm created ashore, great blame attaches to some one afloat, as, why were not the ships in ordinary (all having officers and men quartered in them) and the ordinary guard ship, Vic tory, 1, t into the secret as well as the St. Vincent ? And why, again, did not the St. Vincent immediately com municate with her opposite neighbour when she heard the drums beat to quarters, instead of allowing the officers and crew of that ship to be disturbed from their rest, and the boats to be lowered and manned, and dis patched in various directions ? The Emerald tender, which returned yesterday from Devonport, was dispatched last evening to order the Nautilus, an old coffin of the 10-gun class, from her sta tion off Brighton fisheries, into port, to be in readiness to take dispatches to Lisbon ! The Nautilus made Spit head about ten last night, and awaits orders. The Scourge steam bomb-vessel, Commander Caffin, arrived this morning from Rochefort, and came into har bour to coal. The Comet steam-vessel, Lieutenant-Commander Johnstone, arrived at Cork from this port on Thursday last, and found there th e Rh a d aman th us s t eam - vesse l, Master-Commander Aylen; the Acheron steam-vessel, Lie u t enan t z>".2l.p, SLo 3)... °towns vooeci, Master-Commander Driver; the Blazer steam-vessel, Captain Washington; and the Myrmidon steam-vessel, Lieutenant-Commander Jenkin; which vessels were about being sent to various ports along the Irish coast with meal to relieve the prevailing distress, which is in creasing along the coast to the westward. _ The Sampson steam-frigate, Capt. Henderson, was at Valparaiso on the 27th July, all well. The Contest, 12, Commander M'Murdo, was in Fun chal Roads on the 4th of Sept., about to sail immediately for the coast cif Africa. The Columbia steam surveyiug-vessel, Lieutenant- Commander Shortland, was at Campo Bello on the 9th of October, and with no praspect of returning home for the next twelve months. WOOLWICH, Nov. 3.—The Belvidere, formerly a 36-gun frigate, and now converted into a store-ship, arrived at Woolwich to-day, having been towed up the river by the African steam-vessel. She will be taken to Deptford to receive stores for the poorer inhabitants of the western coast of Scotland. Captain Williams, lat e o f th e A venger steam-fr i gate, with the other officers and criw of that vessel, arrived in the Belvidere, and the Captain and a part of the officers went on board the Amphion steam-frigate, to which they have been appointed. The Vixen steam-vessel has been taken into the west dock to have her defects made good. The Monkey steam-vessel was undocked to-day. The Sphynx steam-frigate, Captain Cragg, left Wool wich at eleven A.m., for Portsmouth, where she will be paid advance, and receive further orders. The Lightning steam-vessel, Master-Commander Petley, arrival at Woolwich yesterday evening, and is taking in a fresh supply of coals. The Gladiator, Captain John Robb, on her arrival at Portsmouth, was ordered on an immediate particular service, and the orders for the embarkation of Major- General Sir H. Pottinger and suite in her were counter manded. Subsequent orders have been issued, and Sir H. Pottinger, with Captain Young, of the Royal Artil lery, his aide-de-camp, will embark in the Pottinger, belonging to the Oriental Steam Company, for a passage to the Cape of Good Hope, that vessel proceeding round the Cape to India on her next voyage. A series of experiments have been made in the pre sence of a board of officers from her Majesty's dockyards to test the qualities of cables made by hand at Deptford dockyard, with cable of the same dimensions, made by machinery at Chatham dockyard. The experiments were made with six fathoms of cable, of hand and ma chine to cannot ble6inchs consideredin c cc o ihr n icn c u l e u m s mr i e v ar e ke , en a 'e s e. t and he Th e machine-madeexperimentsaveraging in gave the most satisfac factory results in the first instance, and at a later period the hand-made had the advantage. It is, therefore, int nded to repeat experiments of a similar nature before the report of the committee is given in to the Admiralty. The experiments took place at Woolwich dockyard, with Bramah's powerful hydraulic machine. THE TEMPLE Cuuncu.—On Tuesday, the 3d inst., a notice was affixed at the Temple Church, intimating that daily morning service, at nine o'clock, is again re sumed until further notice. liAawica.—On Tuesday the Mayor and Town Council of the Borough, gave a sumptuous entertainment to their worthy High Steward, J. Bagshow, Esq. The dinner and wines were most excellent, and the whole affair did great credit to Mrs. Bull, the excellent caterer of the Three Cups Hotel, where the dinner was given. The whole affair went off in an excellent convivial way, the more so probably from its being the 6rst occasion o f this Corporation ever ent ertaining their High Steward,— Ipswich Express. PRICE —The premium on gold at Paris is 16 per milk, o r GO w LD. hich, at the English Mint price of 3/. 17s. 100. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exc hange of 55 ; and the exchange at Paris on. London at , short being 25 65, it follows that gold is 0.39 per cent, dearer in London than in Paris. By advices from Hamburgh the price of gold is 432 Per mark, which, at the English Mint price of 3/.175. 10id. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13 8i; and the exchange at Hamburgh on London at short being also 13 Bf, it follows that the price of gold is at pre sent the same at Hamburgh and London. The course of ex change at New York on London is 108; per cent., and the par of exchange be u ti s v ot e r e kb n ebd E eei n na g gu l c an tfeo d dr fb ar rulo i ra d s America being 109 23-40 per cent., it f o ll ows k that the exchange is 0.83 per cent. against E ng l and. B at ut 6 t o he da q ys uo , te s d ig e h x t c , exchange n h geatNew y interest must the above difference. PIGILISM.—BARNASII (Of W ESTMINSTER) AND HAZELTINE (or WIIITECIIAPEL) FOR 501. A SlD E .—Th ese opponent stars . of the East an d W est b rought their differences of opinicn, as to the better man, to an issue on Tuesday, at Dartford-level, Long Reach. The muster of sages of the East and denizens of " the far West" was extraordinary. The orientals, however, prepon derated. Fifteen rounds sufficed to settle the question of the Israelite's capabilities for contest ; and at the end of forty-seven minutes, the sponge being thrown up from Hazeltine's corner, as the signal of defeat, the West minster hero was hailed as conqueror. We cannot close this brief paragraph without adding a line in commen dation of the vast body of the friends of submission Hazeltine who were present, whose wise conduct and quiet to " the fortune of war" did every credit to their love of _ fair play and good order, even under trying and adverse circumstances. _