The Sun. — London, England, 1842-09-26 00:00:00

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LIVER POOL. (From the Manchester Guardian of Saturday.) STOCK IN THE BUILDINGS The stocks in the warehouses, sheds, &c., appear to have been very large, and to consist chiefly of cotton (which is variously estimated from 40,000 to 75,000 bales), turpentine (stated at from 10,000 to 15,000 barrels), besides a quantity of East India and American flour, rice, and other colonial and foreign produce, including a large quantity of the " guano," or new manure from South America, much of which, however, is saved. It was reported at the close of 'Change, that 50,000 bales o f co tt on h a d b een destroyed ; and, in some instances, an advance of one-eighth per lb. was obtain e d on the prices of the previous day. The master of the Exchange-room told us, at a later hour, that the most generally re ceived estimate was from 40,000 to 50,000 bales. We subsequently learned, that a number of cotton brokers estimated the amount of cotton destroyed at between 50,000 and 60,000 bales. And we have also seen another estimate, which we were as sured was carefully made by a number of brokers possessing accurate information, that the bales of cot ton destroyed would reach 75,000. The same parties stated, that the exact number of barrels of turpentine, chiefly stored in the cellaring of warehouses, was 15,000 barrels. From inquiry in other quarters we learn, that one house (Messrs. Fielden, Brothers, America merchants) had 10,000 barrels, Mr. Eccles 3,000, Messrs. Baring 1,500 ; and that there was a quantity beneath the warehouse of Messrs. Rayner, Brothers. In a shed belonging. to Messrs. Howard, Horsley, and Co., on the south side of Formby-stree, Messrs. Hardman and Co. had 800 sacks of East India flour, only a portion of which is destroyed. In the same shed was a large quantity of American flour in barrels, be longing to other parties ; also a number of barrels of tallow, &c. There were 70 tuns of oil under the warehouse of Messrs. Glynn and Co. ESTIMATED TOTAL DAMAGE. The total loss, from the destruction of building property and stock of all kinds is variously estimated at from 400,0001. to a million sterling. We have reason to hope and believe, that the latter will be found considerably above the truth. Indeed the highest estimate that we have beard, that seems based on anything like calculation, is the following, which, it should be remembered, is the highest estimate as to the quantity of cotton of which we have any know ledge :—The same brokers who estimated the quan tity of cotton destroyed at 75,000 bales, stated it to be worth on an average 81. per bale, or 600,0001. They also take the value of the turpentine, flour, rice, tallow, oil, and other produee consumed or destroyed, at 150,0001. ; and if to these amounts we add Mr. Holmes's valuation of the buildings, 35,000/. (which, by the way, is the lowest estimate of their value), we arrive at a total loss of 785,000/. However, at the present moment, such estimate must, to some extent, be mere speculations little better than guesses • and we only give them in the u navo id a bl e a b sence of any information in which implicit reliance can be placed. THE INSURANCE OFFICES. We have found no part of our inquiry more em barrassing than that by which we sought to ascertain the amounts insured, and in what offices. Here again we can only state what we have beard, with the pass ing remark, that though we have taken such pains as our limited time permitted, to guard against exagger tion, we can only hope to approximate in some small degree to the fact. Some part of the difficulty arises from insurances being effected, not only in the Liver pool agencies of the respective Insurance Companies, but in other agencies of the same Companies in other towns.—We could not any where obtain the slightest information as to the amount of de stroyed property, not insured at all. The prin cipal fire offices will sustain very heavy lasses, but the exact amounts we could not learn. We were told on the Liverpool 'Change that the Liver pool Company had insurances on property destroyed to the amount .of 30,0001. or 35',0001.; that the Phoenix policies were to the amount of 25,0001., and that -the Sun was to a much larger amount than either. At the Phoenix-office, we learned that the amount insured in two of their agencies was under 20,0001.; but the amount in another agency they could not tell. At the Sun Fire-office, all we could learn was, that the amount of the loss sustained by all the fire-offices having policies on the destroyed property, was supposed t o b e a b out 400,000/. We heard the Globe mentioned as having granted policies to a considerable amount—we were told 35,0001. in floating policies ; and the Royal Exchange 50,0001. Of course, we cannot vouch for any of these amounts, though we endeavoured to obtain them from the fire-offices ; but we found some of them closed for the evening. Last night, the only buildings remaining whole, in the square area denoted above, were three fire-proof warehouses at the back of the premises of Messrs. Grayson and Bannister, shipwrights, &c., Neptune street ; part of the premises of Mr. J. M`Dougal, an chor and shipsmith, in the same street ; and a por tion of Mr. Lythgoe's cooperage, at the corner of Neptune-street and Great Howard -street. These were all on the north side of Neptune-street, which was the southern boundary of the fire, no material injury being done to the warehouses or new buildings on the south side of the street. In Formby-street, on the south side, a small portion of a shed of Messrs. Howard, Hornslev, and Co., had escaped utter destruction, and from this part Messrs. Hardman and Co. were busy removing their flour. The corner house on that side, to Great Howard-street, was also wholly saved; and the shells of the small houses opposite, a row of six or se ven h ouses , w ith an outer gallery, the property of Mr. Nathaniel Rayner. Between these and the Waterloo-road, there remained two detached warehouses, besides the three fire-proof ones before-mentio ne d, which latter were contiguous buildings, with party walls between, and present a remarkable appearance in the midst of the blazing ruins on all sides. The flames are by no means ex tinguished; indeed, their reflection in the sky, as seen from Edgehill (Wavertree), was exceedingly vivid at half-past seven o'clock last evening, and they will doubtless continue to burn for weeks, till the im mense- masses of cotton and other combustible mate rials, which lie plied in huge mountains, as if for bonfires, shall either be consumed or deluged with s ater by the continual use of the fire-engines. (From the Liverpool Journal.) We have just seen the report of Inspector Abra ham with regard to the origin of the fire. After stating that he visited the drysaltery works of Mr. Peniston, in Crompton-street, directly after it had broken out, and finding it in a state already described by Inspector Massey, he gives it as his opinion that the fire was either the act of an incendiary, or else it had been caused by some large flakes of burning soot carried from a chimney, which had been on fire the previous night in Stuart-street, and which had been seen to drop i n n og t o o lth A le l n r se . un P rga e inn n ec i e s . ton's yard, and that he was o u f s d o h p ei i n n L i h o ie n vaetrp t i h e fire did no t or i g i nate from the one derstand, be a great sufferer Company n t p h a e n calamity, l w a i m il i last night , , 20 c ,0 , 0 1s O u L Alyr il i l E c s o L e u r t p he t i o r losses.eight o'clock t n n o ; note bu h m t e t uthinai the following i s a li st o f the sufferers s who had been brought during the day to the Northern Hospital DEAD.—James B e ll, labourer, dead when d milted ; Luke S m ith, labourer, Westmoreland-street, and John Martin, labourer, Chis en h o ll- street, both of whom died t wo hours after being admitted. DANGEROUSLY INJURED . — R obert Black, New hall-street, fractured skull. Eight others severely in jured, of which number Superintendent Ridin g is one, he having his heel bone broken, and a severe injury of the ankle. Besides the above, there were thirteen others slightly injured, but who were enabled to leave the hospital on being dressed, four of whom had lost their sight from the smoke, flame, and dust received about the fire. In the whole, twenty-five were brought to the hos pital, of whom nine belonged to the police force. The above, besides the two deaths previously no ticed, are the only casualties which have come to our knowledge. It is feared, however, that many other deaths have been caused by the fire, but the parties at present are unknown. - - rr--.. , _------ ~r ,‘,s - - 7 :iii -- 15;:ii,x,' et 44 tr: osxoss""7-22:tA:;:: ~xfo; _ -- _ ••......._____ _----- - ininousiy JOW prices. ur- n e ne ee -------- brokers estimated the amount of cotton destroyed leans cloths have been more inquired after, and the Ce ---- ark Withrford. ..-- 4.1 ‘" ,I i . 4 1---,l'arlech -41 *.. A. .--;-=.- c 2 t \ ''o ° - . . ~ 1, FROM THE EVENING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. The Jury, having heard the case with great at- at between 50,000 and 60,000 bales. And we stocks are very light in the hands of the we t- e"; r - c?__,t_..v--A:4._. -a,/ c, .4- 4 , ~,,,,i icASA2' . . 9 . l .llroithigh ¢nr , i t 1 t • GLOBEaThe Irish Orangemen have tri tention, retu ' rnedaverdict of Guilty. -- -- ee ge , , _ ....e' _ se e,= .. -sae ecV s A c e have also seen another estimate, which we were as- Inters. . Merinos are hardly as good sale as they were - - -- - e - es e . u eseeeee \-.. see n e , 'e-- -`_ „ -les. - -71. -_, -.. tee, • mp- ,; .... . : ! i r aphed. over the Irish Gover - nment. The Col • e.___-: - ‘ seesege., e eeessee • Sentence was deferred. sured was carefully made by a number of brokers a few weeks past. In other goods no material alters- 't ee ee . 4 ' ll-7 ' co/ -- 7- .¢- .7., e ~ ; , ...,7 571. ., , ,„,,,, B.b.cester 7 - - i. ze has proved more than a match for the ' '*'el e ..- ; - '' - e.,. , ..., - ‘ - 4 . 4 „ . -C-,..... 4 ; .14'ee e2)72l7:4lll4;4_ee4,,,:reaFe.W.rese7l',.'?2:l.4;2eriemi 7E ji `wr y :ironve4___l 'l ) Henry Knott, 42, John Samuel Cuxpin, and Lucy possessing accurate information, that the bales of cot- tion, neither in demand nor prices. The Yarn trade C title. Mr. Smith-who was selected by the Smith, were indicted for conspiring together to de- ton destroyed would reach 75,000. The same parties is very steady, and an average business doing, and e BAT L WAYS -.... N t; rvernment as the successor of Mr. Jackson fraud Simpson, Noakes, and others, of a quantity of stated, that the exact number of barrels of turpentine, late prices maintained. So little is the alteration in . 7 'J:I.,. - ' & „.s . --/ .. ,"/T- , F . : 1 cy% angici q ion ' 4 4. IrrnuVi b , th in the Solicitor-Generalship and in Perna. ) chiefly stored in the collaring of warehouses, was the Wool market, that we can only refer to last week's PACKET :R01TTE5.......\ 4 , 41 s '*•-. 4 %..-" , s NA ~.0 ' .' 1/32.a.;,, Q ZZA ~ Ca '! l " d g e `;',l 4 in snt for Trinity College, Dublin-has been corn- blackin g. \ ACr . s . t ou .. "A,...elvr " 11 ' l a f'ff _ Lidas, ,' m ledfc't A, , L The case for the prosecution being closed, 15,000 barrels. From inquiry in other quarters w e learn, report.-Leeds Mercury. I e !led to withdraw his pretensions to the latter la e , k olt• 1 A v ik , - • _,--- -•"4 ; .4 1 .1 o. ":- ' e l'a et seN" - • , -, ,,k that one house (Messrs. Fielden, Brothers, American -se__ The Government, its seems, could lassiour. Mr. PAYNE addressed the Jury on behalf of the ea \ / a . 0 -Peeves s e • te sessEsee, ete - eesseen er• -• • prisoners. merchants) had 10,000 barrels, Mr. Eccles 3,000, STATE of the MANUFACTURING / - 'lt i ns • _ g l ains i ai d e , _,* Arellsc . < iv c eate a Solicitor-General ; but as the Learned \I g.,4l:ftridyestzte v , _Readm s , 4 ir s , ~.....„,6 %. -44 , ' The CometoN SERGEANT having summed up, e Messrs. Baring 1,500 ; and that there was a quantity DISTRICTS. „ .... .., ( entlernan selected for the office was dis ,i. Pads-I - The Jury instantly returned a verdict of Guilty beneath the warehouse of Messrs. Rayner, Brothers. (From the Manchester Guardian.) 1. 1 \ atniceston. .rth r South.. - - .P 4 2M a .s . aurfAut -•-- Z•ka,,,,, p. !using to the Ultras who were wont against all the risoners • In a shed belonging . to Ales is. Howard, Horsley, and Nothing has occurred, since our last, to disturb the / s •'- almoulb i r 4 z„ . otcA i iista. „). ;„ t i, •b i c,,, , P,0 0 1- 6...itA •r 4 , 2,, ,, .: ''' .• . 4e. to rule the roast in the Council Chain- a g a - P • 6 0 / _Pen:cater o ~~•` ,t 4 -* - . 4 -r - ' - Al' - - Sri Atom --v v•Pk. • 1 'e - Smith was then sentenced to three months' impri Co., on the south side of Formby-stree, Messrs. gradual and progressive resumption of labour by the es, . ere - seteses e ev• . .,„eseee ~.a• • ~.,. , :,.. ..,_,_; . , 3,. .., .. .....e . ,1 4, 7 ..4,..:4. -- ~• be e at the Castle, neither cajolery nor threats had i power-loom weavers in this town, to which we al- est : -see, . • -.. :•74,i , pc war to prevail with the managers of " Trinity le sonment and hard labour, and the other prisoners to twelve jv months. Hardman and Co. had 800 sacks of East India flour, only a portion of which is destroyed. In the same shed uded in our last. According to statements collected e____ _Leese eel I" e5,•,.4 1. • • ' ~.-: ' ••••-eseeseree......- - „r. es' _ s e eve _242 Mks / 4 , 4, 4 : 4... :; ._,,., -1 ii .............. 1 . 5 . 42ffi1f fL. - - - ,,,-;= -- - ' 1 & . %7 • .., ---`' •L ewe, "'" • , C eiege, Dublin," to affirm the choice by select was a large quantity of American flour in barrels, be- by the police yesterday, out of a total number of .._ . , Wilmot and Stemp were then placed at the bar, and •• • - ir, s him for their member. The irate dignitaries 6,884 weavers usually employed in forty-one mills in sentenced to eighteen months' imprisonment and hard longing to other parties ; also a number of barrels of N.B. ln the following Tables M signifies before Noon, and GREAT WESTERN. tr eeted Lord Eliot-who,as Irish Secretary, con tallow, &c. There were 70 tuns of oil under the the borough of Manchester, 4,873 were at work in OPEN TO TAUNTON. labour. E after it. de .tied the negotiation on the part of the Go the forenoon and 5.151 in the afternoon of that day . . STATIONS, with their Distances from Paddington. ---.0.-__ warehouse of Messrs. Glynn and Co. lees nrnent-with contumely and insult: opened POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ESTIMATED TOTAL DAMAGE. LONDON AN D BIRMINGHAM. PADDINGTON, Eahng 5 1 , Hanwell 7/, Southall 9, West The remainder, being now too few to offer any serious Drayton 13, SLoucu 18, MAIDENHEAD 221, Twyfard 301, tt. • flood-gates of their never-concealed hatred to SATURDAY. The total loss, from the destruction of building obstruction or e i annoyance g t u o e h those d w e h p o ri a v r e e d in of em l p h l ooep•e- L 0 NDON, STATIONS , Harrow with t i ll , t w h e A i r T Distances R s t u a n i c 7 e i s , from K in g L , s o n L d a o n n . READING 35.1, Pangbourne 411, Goring 44i, Wallingford k es, and to every one else connected with the MANSION-HOUSE. property and stock of all kinds is variously estimated ment, and b gley 21, Road 471, STEVENTON 561, Farringdon Road 63/, Shriven- A imitristration, who indicated a disposition Mr. Willi° stocnejobber was summoned bY at from 400,0001. to a million sterling. - We have '' of carrying their point, are rapidly returning to their Boxmoor 241, Berkhampstead 28, TRING 311, Aylesbury 43i, ham 711, SWINDON 77 (Junction with the Cheltenham Rail chase 41, Bletchley and Fenny Stratford 46i, WonvEa tc execute their trust with justice arid fairness reason to hope and believe, that the latter will be looms, as is shown by the increase of 278 ' in the%say), WOOTON BASSET 824, CHIPPENHAM 9n, Corsham M Robert r. Gordon, n'a c for having induced him to par- reason 521, Roads 60, BLISWORTH 621, Weedon 691, Crick tc Nerd all parties , and poured forth upon them found considerably above the truth. Indeed the number at work yesterday afternoon, as compared and Welton 75 1 , RUGBY (Midland Counties Junction) 83, 931, Box 1914, BATH 106/, Tiverton 1081, Saltford 1111, h r. e shares in s E i ih ompany Which no h existence, K sham 1131, BRISTOL 1181 Nailsea 1261 Clevedon Road ti :'se torrents of their filthy antipathies through c as el for highest estimate that we have beard, that seems based with the morning. We have little doubt, that on Brandon 89, Coy! NTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, shares no price could be had in the 134, Banwell 1334, WESTON ' SUPER MERE 1361, High- Sir :columns of the Orange press, from every HAm 1121. a n i s l arket. on anything like calculation, is the following, which, Monday next the whole of the mills, except where pa .t of the country. They have prevailed. Lord Sir PETER LAURIE heard the case. it should b . e remembered, is the . highest estimate as to some peculiar circumstances may exist, will be in Departure Arrival A:rival Departure Arrival at Arrival at DOWN TRAINS EL ot bore up manfully as long as a hope re- The complainant stated that in the early part of the quantity of cotton of which we have any know- full work. DOWN TRAINS. from at : t from Swindon their London. Rugby. B rmingham Daily, except Sundays. Paddington. Junction. Destination. net : lied of being able to carry his point, and to i, 1841, he was in the habit of meeting the defendantitt ]edge -- : - The same brokers who estimated the quan- In the surrounding district there is no change --,„„----L----- C ery his man. But when defeat was shown to tity of cotton destroyed at 75,000 bales, stated it to be whatever. We believe that, with the single excep • at a merchant's counting-house r in L_ea . denhal -s ree , e,,xeo, to Birmingham ... 6 0 M 930 Al 11 15 M To Taunton ••• 6 0 8 35 12 35 b-: the certain result of further contest, his Lord- at whom he was tossed very much indeed to take worth on an average 81. per bale, or 600,000/. They tion of the mills at Bolton, and a few cases where T A ti x r e d d Class, ditto . ......... 7 0 128 E 330 E Ditto j-acting upon the good old rule, that " the 2K•O or 500 shares in a Company called " The North also take the value of the turpentine, flour, rice, tallow, ditto . :01156 M 45 Short Train to Maidenhead 9 0 be cter part of valour is discretion"-withdrew peculiar obstacles prevent a resumption of labour, all First Class, Sitto ..... . ••• Mau., to Taunton . ...... ... 10 15 1 0 E 410 E West Cotton Company. " The defendant sokein Li man, and left the no-longer-contested field to oil, and other produee consumed or destroyed, at are in full operation. With respect to the precise Mixed, to Rugby 150,000 , 1. ; and if to these amounts we add Mr. position of the turn-out at Bolton, we are unable to such high terms of the Company, and stated that ''MAIL, First Class M .. Hamilton, the Orange candidate, who as- To Taunton ................... 12 Noon 258 635 E he expected to sell so vast a number, that he corn- Holmes s valuation of the buildings, 35,000/. (which Mixed, to Birmingham tit Led, as his superior claims to the confidence , speak with any certainty, owing to the failure of our lainit) was induced on the _23d of March to pur- by the way, is the lowest estimate of their value), we Ditto ditto ... 130 E 528 715 To Taunton . .................. 2OE 450 855 tt he members of the " faithful College," that usual communication from thence • but we have no laugh)-being of him . 250 shares a fouence a share-(A t(), to Aylesbury ...... 3 0 arrive at a total loss of '785,000/. however, at the reason to suppose that the spinners have, tie yet, con- Ditto, t to Birmingha m... 5 0 Short Train to Reading .... 4 0 . . 525 les m ould go to Parliament to resist the May present moment, such estimate must, to some extent, seated to return to their employment. 838 10 15 Short Train to Slough aug )- mg also assured most positivel . y by the I: eh grant, and to oppose the Government 4 Ditto, to Wolverton , 6 0 To Bristol defendant, that in the course of a fortnight they be mere speculations little better than guesses •• and .......-........... *Man, Mixed &home of national education ! The announce . - --- AGloaordts, Train o T n a t u o nt Taunton Taunton.. .. .... 9 8 3 5 0 5 . Short Train to Maidenhead 530 would reach eightpence, and in the course of a we only give them in the unavoidable absence of any _ e ___ *Mem, to York, by Rugby 9 0 12 15111 To Swdo 1(13 3 1 5 5 M 10 2 4 5 5 5 M Itz' 'Lt. is made by the Dublin Evening .illaii, MORT ALITY in the METROPOLIS. ---- it tick has led the opposition to the Government, month or six weeks they would realise a shilling a information in which implicit reliance can be placed. - piece; that in fact, the longer the holder could wait THE INSURANCE OFFICES. -411.- Departure Depar- Arrival ii the following insolent announcement of victory UP TRAINS. from tare from at 0% er the fallen foe:- • for returns, the more weighty they would be.- We have found no part of our inquiry more em- The following are the results of " A Table of Mortality in Birmingham Rugby. London. SUNDAY DOW N 'TR % INS Short Train to Slough (Great laughter.) The shares were safely deposited, the Metropolis, showing the Number of Deaths from all Causes - barrassing than that by which we sought to ascertain Registered in the week - endincr Supt. 17, 1842." The Table is *Mixed, from Wolverton " THE GOVERNMENT CANDIDATE HAS BEEN WITH ... . ... 930 m To Reading and the defendant occasionally called and re mit T HE is a glorious announcement, and we the amounts insured, and in what offices. Here again issued from the Office of the'Registrar-9eneral:- Ditto ditto ' lO 30 Short Train to Slough 930 P that the market was in a healthy state, Weekly Ditto, from Birmiegharn... 70 M 823A112 45 E Man, to Taunton . ...... .. 10 15 10 E 430 E ma 'se it with a pardonable sentiment of pride. We we can only state what we have heard with the pass- but that he could not get the remainder of the shares Average Ditto, from Aylesbury c 4. ratulateg the country, the constituency, the Col- ing remark, that though we have taken such pains as 1838-9404 *Mau, First Class (about 6,000) in his own hands, so as to have corn- 1 306 0 lc 7e, and, above all, we congratulate the Earl Deour limited time permitted, to guard against exagger• plate command over it.-(A laugh.) On the 29th of CAUSES OF DEATH. Total, L ---,,___ Mixed, from Birmingham 10 0 11 17 315 To Swindon 7 0 10 0 C •e,y, whose good sense and sound judgment have Four I Four Ditto ditto , 12.N00n 123 E 6 0 Man, to Taunton April, however, he came for 250 shares which he had tion, we can only hope to approximate in some small _ _________________ degree to the fact. Some part of the difficulty arises Summers !Years .. eso much in effecting this desirable object. It Ditto ditto... 630 deposited with the complainant, and sable u tl for _Er E pi demic, Endemic, & Contagious Diseases 180 191 190 Ditto, from Rugby i ll 5 E 2 35 .4 Q 745 ,UP TRAINS Time I Leave 1 Arrival it ?fit have been done earlier-it ought to have been of Swindon • •qen Y from insurances being effected, not only . in the Liver- Useases of the Brain and Senses 134 150 149 he 250 shares which the complainant had purchased. 413 10 0 Daily. except Sundays. Starting. Junction. ' PadL t gton. di :le niore gracefully ; but still we accept the tardy , t P • pool agencies of the respective Insurance Companies, ' Nerves, 0 of Third Class, from Birming. 220 Diseases of the Lungs, and other Organs these were up to him, upon his representation given but in other agencies of the same Companies Respiration str !e•ifice." Mixed, ditto. 6 0 718 11 15 Ditto. from Slough... 90 , that he had received an offer, which he, complainant, I_)seases of the Hea7t and Blood-vessels ... 23 16 is 9 45 fhe ascription of praise to Lord De Grey, in in other towns.-We could not any where obtain *Man, Mixed. ditto l2 Night 123 M 5 30M From Svvindon *7 30 ! understood to be a shilling a share, and that he would the slightest information as to the amount of de- Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other 10 30 as ig•ning to him the glory of having, hnine *Mixed, from Rugby 1 5 5 0 From Bristol call on the following Saturday and give up the pro- stroyed property, not insured at all. The tin- Organs of - Digestion di; tely on his return from his continental tour The Sunday Trains are marked *. Short 'Fr. from Maidenhead II 15 Diseases of the cati ons, &c 12 15 E portion of the proceeds. After possession was ob- cipal fire offices will sustain very heavy losses, 8 4 4 In additi h on to t ose marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves 31A1L, from Bristol . ." 840 ail, ed the Ultras in defeating the crest-fallen Lord Childbed, Diseases of the Uterus, ice 4 8 I'o 10 28 1 10 tained, however, a month passed away before he was but tbe exact amounts we could not learn. We Diseases of the Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Short Tr. from M ai denh ead • 1 I. I.ot -is of a piece with the policy which has Joints, Bones, and Muscles 7 5 45 E seen by the complainant, who being unable to bring were told on the Liverpool 'Change that the Liver- Diseases of the Skin, &c 0 1 " 1 and arriving in L ondon at 730 E. Goods Train from Taunton.. 730 M 540 E 12 0 k..eu pursued by them from the day that the new him to any settlement, and perceiving by the public pool Company had insurances on property destroyed Diseases of Uncertain Seat . 125 96 104 From Taunton L -rd-Lieuteriant and his Secretary set foot in Ditto papers that stock jobbers sometimes did business with to the amount .of 30,000/. or 35,000/. ; that the d i d Age, or Natural Decay 46 54 69 BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY. 11 15 240 530 D tblin. The poor old valetudinarian Vice-Roy Short Train from Slough ... 530 Deaths by Violence, Privation, or Intern -6 15 ht it best out being bound by any strict rules, thoug phoenix policies were to the amount of 25,000/., and DOWN. UP. Frora Taunton .... •w e, eld have proved an easy prey to the back perance 12 30 E 420 7 5 to submit , the case to a Magistra?.. that -the Sun was to a much tar er amount th Short Tr. from Maidenhead 8 0 ... ...... ... 9 0 gan Causes not specified /RS. 'V; agencies which have been employed with here is the • . ion, w _ Sir P LOU IE-erny Mr. Wall At th Ph ' Depar'ure Arrival IDep r a o r r t i, ure Arrival i From Taunton either. the Phoenix-office, learned we that the Deaths from all causes . 864 -- ---- TRAINS, 134/ - :Dial success under former Tory administra- P. North West Cotton Com any held ? Defendant-I Main, from Taunton amount insured in two of their Average Weekly Deaths do IS. Lord Eliot counteracted their designs. allabout - • agencies was under Goads Train from Taunton..' 630 E 240 740 now .. nothing at . it. I have merely sold Al eLoydsliip has proved impracticable. Unable 2o,oool.; but the amount in another agency they Population: Average Death I '----- se _ , SIINDAy UL' TRAINS. enu- Weekly i n I 'MAIL .... 12 30M 215 M l *Mixed .. 8 . 20 M 'lO 20 M naresm it at the desire of sellers, asl have sold shares - „tr e . no - aid him to their purposes, they have sought could not tell. At the Sun Fire-office,all - Short . Train from Slough ... 8 0 M we could DISTRICTS. merated Deaths the *Mixe4,... 7 0 850 j Ditto... 11 45 145 E in other Companies. From Swindon to ::4. writ - ice him to the demon whose they are, and learn was, that the amount of the loss sustained by 1541. )83'2-9-4-4. Week. Ist &2d 10 30 12 15 E ' Ditto. . 130 E 3 20 Complainant-He told me he had sold 1,000 or , e West- Kensington, ton Sc. George ...__, ' MAIL, from Taunton Class 125 E 315 ,Jst&2d..., 430 620 645 10 30 M 110 E iir T .oin they serve. This is the key to the passage _ all the fire-offices having policies g on the destro , d Short , Train from Slough + 5 0 E 3e - (iranover-s g ' Hanover-square es in- Four I Four Trains 4 0 554 '*Marit....'ll 0 12 4511 iii the above paragraph, 1 - 00 shares to a g entleman • and I had no of ph, which praises Lord De 0 g , doubt prope wa , s supposed to be about 400,000/. We •' he Fields, Ye,rs.iSuramers. I From Taunton ... ... 12 30 420 E / 20 the correctness of business. ster, St. Martin in t Mixed 615 815 I I G - eyeat the experise of Lord Eliot. heard Ise Globe mentioned as having granted policies Short Tr. from Maidenhead, 7 30 ' 830 St. James 300,705 135 124 124 • 'eh iTA.NDARD.-The leader of the Repeal P. Sir P LAURIE-Did you ask who the Directors to a considerable amount-we were told 35 000/. in North-St. nary -le•bone, St. The Trains inzrked * run on Sundays, in addition to win Ditto from Reading..~ 1 P Com lainant-No I • were . . p , clid not think it necessar Trains leave Birmingham and Derby at 5.39 E, and arrive at Ma Ir., from Pancras, Islington, Hackney 365,660 162 149 147 Taunton ;... ••• 11 15 235 M ; 5 2511 I not cement is begiu fling to feel the inconvenience y• floating policies ; and the Royal Ex change ' 5O h ,0001. either place at 7 15 E. ) and Saint The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stations. -or - !miry pockets, if we are to judge from his Sir PETER LAURIE-Do you know where the es- Of cour • se, we cannot vouc for any of these amounts Central-Sain t Giles _. . _. . , -- ) ea..rriess- to recommence his usual profitable tablishment is ? Complainant-No. I saw nobody th ou. gh we end • ' Gaorge, Strand, Clerkenwell, eavoured to obtain them from the MIDLAND - ------------- - E „ Holborn, St. Luke, East Lon. SOUTH but the defendant t whom . er.;.n . paign Of. agitation ;' but in spite of placards ,oom I paid the sum of 4/. 35.4 d. fir fire-offices; •e- es , but we found some of them closed for don, West London, City of • • STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. C STATIONS, with • • • for the shares. _ h then• Distances from Nine Elms. c on •::,.ie chapel walls of Athlone, to announce his the evening. London . 373 ,806 168 174 178 RUGBY, ULLESTHORPE 7/, Broughton-Astley 11, Wig ar ival, and notwithstanding the exertion of his Sir PETER LAURIE-If the Company is not in ex- Last night, thbuildings '' E e only remaimng whole, in Ent -Shoreditch,Whitechape , 1 stonl6i, LEICESTER 20, Sys Tog 244, Sileby 274, Barrow 30, NINE Elm% Wandsworth 3 W Esher and Hampton Court . ' , W imbledon 6, KIN GSTON 10, 13, Walton 14, Weybridge 171, 1".. : istence ou ha T CO lectors, the priests, the whole speculation a - , y ve, .e consider, been obtaining money the square area denoted above, were three fire-proof Bethnal Green, St. George LounmsoitouGn 32i, Kegvrorth (Nottingham Junction) 37i, WOKING 23, Farnborough 3li, Winchtield 39, RSIN I : I sal iy " looking down," and the prospect in that under false pretences, Mr. Willion. Defendant-I warehouses at the back of the premises of Messrs, in the East, Stepney, Poplar 392;49; 206 198 205 Sawley 421, Borrovvash 451, DERBY 491. sToicE 46, Andover Road 56, WINCHESTER 64, B . h Stoke N am . only the agent, and am not obliged to know an in Saviour, St. Olave, is op dit r.rict, in particular, so melancholy that, not G - and Bannister •ht & N ea . ) son , c hipwrsg s, c., 1 eptune- SLGeorge( Southwark),Ber- DOWN. „ , I UP. (Gosport Junction) 72, SOUTHAMPTON 77, Batley 77, Fare- thing about the Company. 1, at: ing to play to empty benches, the Libe street •; part of the premises ef Mr. J. M`Dougal an- mond-ey Newington. Lam- Sir PETER LAURIE-A vast deal of fraudulent Departure Arrival -. 1 Departure' Arrival rat >r was fain to send his friend Steele to bath, Camberwell , ot er ehor and h • •h in the an d ' ''R h s ipsmit , de. ing has been carried on in Com • hithe, Greenwich .... ..... ....438,060 221 203 210 TRAINS. trom at 1, TRAINS. from at . DOWN TRAINS_ Departure Arrival at Arrival r re p..'esen I him, who was for cutting mat- ell e Companies. Defendant tion of Mr. Lythgoe's cooperage, at the corner of Ders Rugby. Rugby. Derby !! y.from Soutliamp- at Y• -X0 doubt of it ; and I believe this Company to be . Nine Elms. ton. Gosport. te:s much shorter than would accord with Ne d G ----- ptune-street an Great Howard-street. These ____ -__ -.a_ s_____ ........_ without stability. Here are the shares for which Total 1,870,727 912 848 864 Ist Mixed Train th , primary object of Mr. O'Connell. Mr.yi were all on the north side of Neptune-street, whi h 2d ...... 945 12 10 E 2d Mr. Gordon supposes I have obtained a valuable con- c It is stated that under the term Metropolis are comprised the & ' Ae's mode of procuring a repeal of the Union thboundary f th fire, • was e southern o e re, no material 32 districts herein mentioned, which include tl C L 3d - ....... 9 9 12 20 E 1• E sideration. the ity of on- .............. It 0 2 225 is 'h e a simultaneous volcanic burst of the injury being done to the warehouses or new buildings don with and without the walls the C . ,_City and Liberties of 4th 250 530 E 4th ...... 440 7 0 Goods Train . Sir PETER LAURIE-To whom did you pay the 8 45 10 50 . sth 7 30 10 0 fel ixcd Train .. .................... 1.2 Noon 610 625 5 0 It pea.: ers with the pike." His Worship, the on the south 'cl fth si e o e street. In Formby -street Westminster, the out-parishes within the Bills of Mortality-. sth FasteTrain ...................... €1 t 4 'A money you got from him ? Defendant-It is now • 'andthe of S 1 1 1 b St. • - ' 1111 . 1 1 4 20 M 249 M : 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 M mix d Train ............ 3 0 6 0 625 L ect 11 , ,, - ayor, is not for slaying thus prematurely on the south side small • , a portion of a shed of illessrs. - - 8 3.1 9 0 • months ago, and it is impossible for me to say. Fulham, Hammersmith Chapelry), St. Luke (Chelsea), Pad- ON SUNDAYS. MAIL , .... ......................... 5 0 It 57 12 33 M • tbr., souse that has laid him se many golden eggs. eighte en e .. r ., , . , Howard, Hornsley, and Co , had escaped utter ist .............. 1 1 ng Sir PETER I , AURIE-X YOM whom did you purchase dington, St. Mary (Stoke Nevvingten), St. Leonard ( Brom -4 0 M 5 0 H., ec s fora snore circuitous mode of achieving destruction, and from this . art Messrs. Hardman le t 'Mar -le-bow Camberwell, Greenwich, St. Nicholas 2d them ? Defendant-From Mr. -, a member of and Co. P heir' 39' S •* Y ' 6 0 830 3 l i - ........... 1 . 1 o M., i 45 E 210 E 1 th - • lesideratum ; and that it may not be accom o. were bus removing t flour. Ihe and St. Paul (Deptford), and Woolwich. The population; as 34 the Stock Exchange. 4th .. , ... ... ...... . .............. ~ 4 845 11 10 IA . l: ea in a hurry, has superadded to his demand corner house on that side, to Great Howard-street enumerated in 1831, was 1,594,690 i and in June 1841 was 11 57 12 32 M Sir PETER LAURIE-Let Brand, the marshalman The weekly aver , for ' The times of arriving at and departing from Nottingham and Short Train';'iO i , irai7::: .. ' to - . - .repeal five other requisitions on justice to was alsowholly ' 1 8-0 7°7 saved; and the shells of the small , 1 , - • - at 104 Morning, and at 214, 44, and 5% Derby are nearly the same. Evening, calling mt interven 'ng stations, and performing th 'ou ei E Irelesed. Having contrived to extract only a g ° te to the Stock Exchange, and tell the gentleman i houses • opposite a row of six or seven houses, with an 1841, was obtained by dividing the deaths in the four years by in an hour and ten minut,s. l Sundays at 94 AL, and'at 24 :n j d 7% u k: wish to speak with him. 208, and the deaths in the four winters by 52. t fe- shillings from a body of no fewer than outer gallery, the property of Mr. Nathaniel Rayner. NORTH MIDLAND. 3,( )9 of his adherents, be begins to find that Brand, upon his return in a few minutes to the TEMPERATURE IN THE WEEKS ENDING Departure Departure Arrival Between these and the Waterloo-road, there remained Sept. ]O. Sept. 17. (IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE MIDLAND COUN- UP TRAINS. from from South. at thE '' period for apathy is past: that the hour of justice-room, said, " When I inquired for the gen- t detached . tiro warehouses, besides the three fire 'roof Highest - Gosport . ampt n. Nine Elms. torpor is gone." Unluckily for this mercenary tleman I was told that he had not been seen these ones before-mentioned, which latter were contiguous Lowest . 55 52 TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER AND M _- v .. , xi -- dett vague however, the eyes of even the li twelvemonths ca the Stock Exchange, and the last building's, with party walls between, and present a ai Mean ... Dly • . ••• 63 61 LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY, AND THE GREAT 51i A x u ed Train - " 2. -- -- 5 25 M 6 30 • 0 10 3 , , fi bleee of Isis ' dupes are beeirining to be um- time he heardof immediatelyafter he was was General Register Office, Sept. 22, 1812, NORTH OF ENGLAND.) Goods Train ... 815 015 315 E opened, „ remarkable appearance in the midst of the blazing Mixed Train 8 34 9 0 12 30 an : seeitlier threats nor entreaties will henceforth himself into the sea from the chain pier at Brighton. DOWN TRAINS. Fast Train ll 0 Fir, ruins on all sides. The flames are by no means ex se 3o 2 0 yiv,d bins one half' of the income he has hitherto Sir P. LAuRIE-Why, Mr. Willion, how could you NA VAL INTELLI GENCE. Mixed Train l2 30 E 10 E 430 see tin wished indeed, their reflection in the sky, as Departure from 1 Arrival at Fast Train e x • ,rte from them. The indulgent consideration let me send for a man who had drowned himself? seen from Edgehill (Wavertree), wits exceedingly (From the Hamphire Telegraph.) ,________________ Mixed Train 5 SO 6 n 9 15 &a of Governmentin excepting Ireland from the Defendant-How could I know it fora fact ? 24.-The Goods Trail , ' n 730 ,30 20 M vivid at half-pant seven o'clock last evening, and they P,ORTsmouTH, SEPT.. Pearl, 20, Common- Derb : Sheffield. i Sheffielz•l. Leeds. cil:fetr. York. Da t r o l T i i ng . S UNDAYS. opE, , •ation of the income-tax has already bor ne Sir 1% LAURIE-Did you not know that he had will doubtless continue to burn for weeks, till the ins- der R. Stopford, and Partridge, 10 Lieutenant Knox 31 m goo, i ' fruit, in stimulating the return of Irish thrown himself from the chainpier? Df d I e en ant were at Monte Video on the 17th July, with the manse - masses of cotton and other combustible mate- Ditto ......... •- .. . . ... 430 E 50 E 845 ab 4 , 3 itees. Several noblemen and gentlemen saw an account of it in the newspapers, but how could American line-of-battle ship Delawarre, 93 guns ; 615 845 j 9 POM rials, which lie plied in huge mountains, as if for Short Trains leave Waking at 71i M, 114, 54, and 74E. Sun. ha .t? returned to their respective estates. and I know that he was drowned ?-(Great laughter.) 10 45 11 45 1 15E 5 OE 2 OE 5 15E days at 94 M, 61 4 , and NE. bonfires, shall either be consumed or deluged with the French frigates Gloire, 50, and Arethuse, 28 ; a 939 th- consequences will naturally be felt by Complainant -Why should he tell me the shares 12 45E 2of 2 45E i 4 0 635 445 7 0 .. . . water by the continual use of the fire-engines. Sardinian frigate, of 44 gum and four Brazilian cor-» 345 430 530 7 0 845 745 LONDON AND BRIGHTON. m , ay whom 'the remission of the tax can would be up to eightpence in a fortni h ` Df . g t e e en vettes. 4 0 530 630 815 'lO 0 afi eet only by indirect means, so that if the men- dant-I only told you what I heard th o er3 say. (From the Liverpool Journal.) .. STATIONS, with their Distances from London Bridge. . yacht, with the Earl` of Yarborough 6 0 730 815 945 The Kestrel .l .` LONDON, New Cross 3, CROYDON 10i, Godstone Road 131, die ant agitator appoint two iwardens for the col- Every one who has had dealings in shares understands We have just seen the report of Inspector Abra he whole business. lee ion of his repeal rent in every parish instead t ss. No doubt, if Mr. Gordon got ham with regard to the on of the fire. After on board, returned . this d morning from the Mediterra- 19E Stoat's Nest 141, Merstham 191, RED HILL 211, Harley 2f4 Cape 3 5 OE j 6 19E BRIDGES 294- Balcombe 331 H - „, AI WARD'S HEATH little stead. His eightpence or a shillin g of . ine, they will stand him in . a share, lie would not care a stating that he visited the drysaltery works of Mr. neap. She expenenee a severe gale of wind off 7om 8 4531 9 453111 1531 lof 12 Noonj ~ 1 ''' 1 3,4, Hassock s Gate 431, BRIGHTON 50i. straw if the loss fell u on - St. Vincent. 3 OE 4 30E 5 30E I 7 15E 930 8 OE I E deep orate appeal to his dupes. flit three million . p the person who purchased of Peniston, in Crompton-street, directly after it had .In • she liners seems hardly likely to realise as nu e him.--(Laughter.) The Rhadamauthus, steam vessel left Woolwich on broken out, and finding it in a state already described T , *.* The Down Trains arrive at Hull in about two hours Leave Arrive ire Leave Arrive i fair DOWN. London. Bright,ai UP. Be n Brighton, London. farm Wings, notwithstandinf, r his kind proposal to Sir P.• LAURIE-It is complete swindlin, b I M h't h • ' • h ,on th e y nspector I assey, e gives i as is opinion tat f • . 1 - ! uesdav with Lord and Lady Stuart de Bothsay and later than their arrival at York. _________ hay Mixed . .... . 7 45M 10 15 M ;From Croy. ami y, for St. Pctersbu . rgh. 7so M had of those who put out such things amongst the all. w the contributors to pay up the amount in part the fire was either the act of an incendiary, or else it - - - MAIL. First I don • talmelts The more than usual vehe- public. Defendant-I have had nothing to do with had been caused by some large flakes of burning soot In Harbour.-eSt. Vincent Victory, Excellent, Bel- UP TRAINS. Class 945 11 45 Mixed per ny ins • • issuing them. lone (Austrian), Orestes, Nautilus, Rocket, Alban 10 45 .First Class... 91l 11 0 pact mei ce of Isis efforts "to raise the wind " j ust carried from a chimney which had been on fire the Departure from Arrival at Mixed ... 11 45 215 E MAIL Mixed 11 0 13U E - es . , is afavourable rse , . however • omen ; and his Sir P. LAURIE-You allowed me to send for a man Pre •• ' • previous night in Stuart-street, and which had been and Echo, steamers, and Sylvia, tender. Ditto ...... 20 E 420 , :Mixed ....... 130 E 4 0 surr Mixed 3 0 30 TirstClass... 2al A !VI --- - 1 who was drowned a year ago, and who appears to be .At Spithead-«' Imaum, Abo (Russian). Dame .. 1 i m an _ I -,;* } - I to: it want of success so far, affords confirmation seen to drop into Mr. Peniston's yard and that he was TIT. SEPT.. 22 -_ A ,riA....1 4.1.., t%.-..-....-4.,,..--. - Darting _I . " • the only witness you can call. - (Laughter.) How of opinion the fir,, 'ILI --.. ..._.l.'•__ _2_ , ~ 13 - 1 •Tmo" stre!g that his game is pretty well up. LA.W INTELLIGENCE. NSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Sept. 14. _ 'l. vesting order was made on Saturday, in the case of a French woman named Henriette d'Ambre, con finet in the Queen's Prison, on a petition presented th e F, ay previously, praying to be discharged under the _Let. Her schedule contains debts with milliners and loth rs, contracted from April last to September, amount ing in that short period to 370/. the creditors are trai espeopla at the West-end. On the general balance she t appears the cause of insolvency in the following woi ds :—" The cause of my present insolv enc y is hay. ng been disappoi n t e d i n my exPeetations of re - cell/ :ng money from the executors of the Marquis of Hr -.:ford not having been realised?' There does not (91 ear on the proceedings any statement respecting cause of th t . expectations alluded to in the foregoi ng the appearance before the Court as an insolvent debtor. It said that the insolvent attended as a witnes3 on the tri4l of Nicholas Suisse, the valet of the late Mar quis , who it will be recollected was tried at the lat e ikssi on of the Central Criminal Court, It does not appear, from the report, th a t s h e was exalT fined. H er hearing cannot take place before Dec limber Dext. lENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. MURDER ON TilE HIGH SEAS. (Co tinned from our Afternoon Edition of Saturday.) :veral other witne3se3 were called, who deposed to e treatment the deceased had received at the hand of ti e prisoner, but there was a very considerable Maria:ion in their evidence, t the close of the case for the prosecution, Mr. du. CRESSW ELL intimated that, in his opinion, the w as not sufficient proof of the cause of the de em ,-1:1's death, to warrant the Jury in convicting the lri3 rer of the charge of murder, or even of man- A wl hter; but the Jury might, if they pleased, find bir t ..cuilty of an assault.. CLARKsoN addressed the Jury at greatlenth; on . 110 par t of the prisoner. g m,.. filet* CRE3SWELL, in summing up the evi dere , that there was no proof of any specific act, Sir P. LAURIE—You allowed me to send for a man who was drowned a year ago, and who appears to be the only witness you can call.—(Laughter.) ['ow could you engage in the sale of shares at 6d. each ? Defendant_Why, I bought 800 shares of the London and Westminster Bank, now one of the first in the empire, at 6d. per share. Sir P. LAURIE—WeII, when will you pay Mr. Gordon ? Defendant—lf he leaves the shares with me I shall sell them when they reach a premium. Sir P. LAURIE—The transaction is, I consider, a very discreditable one, but it would appear as if there were no use in exposing things of this kind. Gulls crowd in from all sides. Defendant—l have had nothing to do with the busi ness, except as an agent, and they may be good stock for what I know, but I must say that I have no great opinion of them.—(Laughter.) Sir P. LAURIE—WeII, Mr. Gordon, you must seek satisfaction in the Court of Requests, or by an action. I am sorry for you, but I hope it will be a lesson to you. Mr. Gordon then carefully reckoned his shares, and finding the number all right, folded them up and put them in his pocket, after which he thanked Sir Peter Laurie and departed. ETON PETTY SESSIONS. looking , . wf-G-.7oo7ssions held on Thursday, before the Rev. the Gi?eat 11,'eslvte inaicesly and Mr. Charles Tower, a working lard, the chief o bad formerly been employed upon Railway ,11;11 Railway, was charged by Mr. Col and seated upon threnbuTeell.,liol: polic e , s w r t int endent of the Great Western left Paddington at abeignuarter theb p e andsiatnyd tentn ihaie o'clock Ia I carriage, in on which the day betbre, without hisgfaprovided with either a ticket or any money to pay after the train had left Paddington carriage,appe a r ed b t i b t t a t a s j t u b s e t ton the man was seen to jump on the buffer of theinfinitd train which had proceeded s om e little distance was the engineer could then going at an increasing n Upon the not be made aware of the circumstance.e(btrhethe 111a0,_nslipped off, and thtiiserfs of the Com tare, he con- o tr n ai b h ein ar . c ir ha in l g len a g t e S d lo t ui re , paying pany with riding without his int g en c t ?, that he had no nosey , fessed that he had ridden from Paddi n on to have ve and that it was thi ACCIDENT ON THE BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. ---AD accident occurred on this railway on Saturday after noon, about half-past four, which we are happy to say was unattended with loss of life. It appears that a " s:ip" has taken place, about a mile and a half from the Ellsworth station, in what is called the Weedon cutting. The passengers who left London by the half past one o'clock train had to walk across the slip, and then proceed by the four o'clock train from Rugby. The train from Birmingham, due at eleven o'clock did not arrive until half-past two on Sunday morning.' WATEESPOUTSe—SUNDERLAND, SEPT. 22.—Yes terday several waterspouts were seen off this coast, about ten rwr twelve miles from the land. They assumed-the appearance of inverted cones, . and ultimately burst;_ ifn . immense body of water fell from Kell. The lower parts totally disappeared, and the summits amalgamated into a dense body, resembling a thick cloud. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. (From the Hamphire Telegraph.) PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 24.—The Pearl, 20, Comman der R. Stopford, and Partridge, 10, Lieutenant Knox, were at Monte Video on the 17th July, with the American line-of-battle ship Delaware, 93 guns ; the French frigates Gloire, 50, and Arethuse, 28 ; a Sardinian frigate, of 44 guns, and four Brazilian cor vettes. The Kestrel yacht, with the Earl . of Yarborough on board, returned this morning from the Mediterra nean. She experienced a severe gale of wind off Cape St. Vincent. The Rhadamauthus, steam vessel, left Woolwich on Tuesday, with Lord and Lady Stuart de Bothsay and family, for St. Petersburgh. In Harbour.—St. Vincent, Victory, Excellent, Bel. lone (Austrian), Orestes, Nautilus, Rocket, Alban, and Echo, steamers, and Sylvia, tender. At Spithead—Warspite, Imaum, Abo (Russian). PEymouTir, SEPT. 2 2.—Arrived the Comet steamer, ,Commander G. A. Frazer, from Woolwich, on her way to survey the coast of Ireland ; her crew have been paid wages in advan ce , and will sail in a few days. On Friday arrived the I)ee steamer, Mr. Driver, Master, from Woolwich, got a supply of coals, and sailed the next day for the Mediterranean, with supernumerary seamen, and two companies of artil lery, for Malta. Th e Bellone, 52 (Austrian), sailed for Portsmouth. O n M onday the Albi on , 90, was taken out of dock, b u t w i ll not b e comm i ss i one d so soon as reported. In Hatnoaze--Caledonia, San Josef, Confiance and Kite steamers. In the Sound—C omet. PROM OTIONS AND AP POINTMENTS. PROMOTlONS.—Li eutenant—H- H. Budd (1807), senior Lieutenant o f t h e Ordinary at Pl ymout h , to the rank of Com mander. Mates—W. IL S tewart (1841), and W. L. Lam bert (1837), t o th e rank of Lieutenant. Assistant •Surgeon—A Woodcock, of the Magni& cent, to the ran k of Surgeon. APPOINTMENTS.—COMMander—Edward Burt, to the Out-Pensi on of Greenwich Hospital. p Lieutenants —W. IL Stewart and W. L. Lambert, to the Volage ; Joh n H . Alaxwe ll t o th e S an J ose f; vice Budd, p Josef, vice Thurtell time expired ; romoted ; H enr Jenkins, to the San L. G. Heath, to the Salamander, v i ce Southey; G. B . J e ff reys, to the Alfred, to take passag e in the Salamander. Second Master-- vice Slaughter. Purser—. Tho mpson, to ti l t Illustrious, vi ce Mason, invalided. E. L. Buish, to the Rhadarnanthus, W • Surgeons—A. Birtwhistle, to th e Romney. 3lates—G. Hancock, and H. B. King, to the Ex cellent; C. A. ' , odder, to the Orestes. Clerk—W. H. Woodco c k, to the Volage, vice R. L. noone, from the Admiral's Office of Illustrious, to be acting Purser of that ship, in place of J. Mason, invalided. ROYAL MAa rxts—Lieutenant Pengelly is ordered to be ready for embarkation to join the Thalia. , _ '/; I DOWN. UP. Depar ure Arrival ( Departure Arrival TRAINS, from fir. at TRAINS. from at fir- I roingliam. Derby. Derby. mingham DOWN. l i f UP. Departure TRAINS. from at li TRAINS. from at Rugby. Derby !! Derby. Rugby. Ist 2d ...... 945 12 10 E 2d 3d 4th 250 530 E 4th ...... 440 7 0 sth 8 45 10 50 . sth 7 30 10 0 6th Mail 12 2017' 2 49M : 6th Mail 10 40 12 5011 ON SUNDAYS. Ist ...... 730 M 10 ONI Ist ...... 6 4511 930 E 2d 34 4th l2 20 M 249 M 4th Mail 10 40 12 5011 The times of arriving at and departing from Nottingham and Derby are nearly the same. Darling ton. York, Man cheAte 1 6 15AI 8 45111 1 7 031 915 12 No o n 10 0 12 15E 3 OE 1 10E 330 16 19 445 I 6 451111 Leeds. 6 OM 7 30 9 30 1 of 4 0 7 9 SUNDAY! 7 39M 5 OE I 7 9 for Derby ys at 5E • Sheffield. 7 35M 8 45 10 45 2 OE 5 30 8 12 Sheffield. 8 15AI 9 30 11 45 2 45E 6 30 8 45 3 30E1 6 19E1 Trains leave Hull at 2i and SE. On Sunda, Derby. 10 15:11 11 15 12 45E 4 15 8 15 10 9 8 45M 6 30E 8 12 9 4531 7 15E 9 0 111 45M 915 E 10 9 1 NI, and y . daily at only. 6i and 1 --- Mixed . .... .745M110 15 AI I.'rom Croy- MAn.. First ; don Class 945 11 45 Mixed ToCroydon 10 45 , First Class 9 0 11 0 Mixed ... 11 45 215 E Mitt, Mixed 11 0 130 E Ditto ....... 20 E 420 :Mixed Mixed 0 0 530 I FirstClass... 2ai sno First Class 420 630 iMixed Mixed .... 6 0 800 I Ditto Goods 9 0 12 SO 51 Goods 9 0 12 313 111 ToCroydon 930 SUNDAYS. From SUNDAYS. Mixed 7455110 15 M I Croydon 15. 730 51 10 051 ' Ditto ToCroydon 10 0 I Ditto . —Mixed Trains leave Brighton for Shnre ham daily at 73 ; and 9 :1 , )51, and at 12 15, 2 45, 4 45, and 7BE On Sundays at 9 OM, and at 2 15, 3 45. 5 15. and 6 45E. From Shoreham for Brighton at 800 and 10 30M, and at 1 0, 0 3', 530, and 7 30E. Sundays at 10 OM, and -, 45, 4 di), 60 and 0 BE. The Mixed Trains st op at all the Stations , the First Class Trains on:y at First Class Stations. Dispatches from the Governor of Vie Cape of Good Hope Were received at the Colonial-office on Saturday. 720;000 533,000 933,0e0 3, 36,60) 60.0,v0u 669,999 D' ri L LONDON AND DOVER, OPEN TO HEADCORN STATION. r l i f in av in e g s . ! Leaves „ . .. • . - - - -. . . . . . _ • TW.II: STINT. LONDOIST, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1842, , ........_.—...... —.......... ! MANCHESTER & BIR31111; .- - - STATE OF TRA DE. I GEN ERA ir, RAI LW AY I.NFOR3IATION. , grsef SV b " itt z, awn! ei• n the part of the prisoner, to which the death of the walked a little way on the railway from Slough, and t leceased could be attributed, and Commented at great again mounted the buffer to have got on to Bristol. FOREIGN WOOL TRADE, LEEDs, Sm.'''. 23.- i length on the variations in the evidence given by the lie mad e th e same admission before the Bench. The There has been no improvement in this branch of I different witnesses; and in conclusion said, that, at moat extraordinary part of the affair is, how it was trade during the past week ; few inquiries have been - ~ --ww ham, Crewe , minK cheater. ' chester. ! Crewe. ~.., ----...-'-= .... _.,..-... - 1.14.7.'n -, rs _.-- THE FUNDS—(CLOSING PRICES.) would not be justified in finding thepossible, from the construction of the hindermost art df • any 4• • V l all events, they - . , ___---,f - ~ ,T,..- -s - a 5 a5,,,,,.*.A. - i- ins:nay - a . I I . 3 . 0 - 9 1 45 0 E _____. -____ _...----- . 7 a ti lt 1 45111 4 OM 5 OM j 4 OM 5 laill ° prisoner guilty of anything more than an assault. of the carriage and the buffer attacned to it, that the are nominally the same. , V - - -0 -A - 1 . A r iv r i i v an es . at If i a a v n e . s 1 A r , r t i t v es r h 4 i, ,: s . , BRITISH FUNDS. 11 . , _ r .„--, : , c4 - ----- : _ -- - -- - ..v. ,,,`"n0 k 2 :: " ' . 245 E 75 3 0 ° ..., _p m The Jury, after a short consultation, returned a man was able to hang on (the train proceeding at ENGLISH WOOL MARKET, LEEDS, SEPT. 23._ • , 7p . .„.4 Tank Stock - India Stoa the rate of 30 miles an hour the whole distance with- The transactions in English Wool during the present 1 :(1 0 9 3 15 9 0 0 E 1 18 6 7 1 ij ' 1,02 9 8 3 1 , 00 5 0 E . l i 3 : 3 :5 50 5 2 per Cent. Red. .. ..... . - Ditto Bonds ....... ..... 38 pm verdict of guilty of an assault only. _- - a :ter Cent. Cons.- 92 i Ditto Old Annuities ,•• - The trial lasted. upwards of twelve hours, an d did , ou t s t o ppi ng ) during the 35 minutes he was in his week have been limited, especially in combing. wools, %. A p ko„„,,___a". 4, 615 445 E 6 15 9 3 11 3° 6 per Cent. Red... Ditto New Annuities... - not conclude until half-past ten o'cl o ck a t n i a .ht, per il ous s ituation. Had he Men off, he must inevi- prices of which are barely maintained. In clothing sa ..t. - 'f -a , fit, , -_____ 430 ,7 30 9 0 745 845 - It ,w 3fr per Cent... ...... 1004 Ex. Bills, 1,000/....2d. 49 pm There was a third indictment against the priso a ner, tably have been killed. Mr. Collard having produced wools there is a moderate demand at late prices. iss . IC :A, 5 per Cen' Ditto 500/...... -pm iir 1 ' -__ . ~.,ar- 7 -, SUNDAYS I suNDAYS• 0)f I_ , :lg, Annuities to expire Ditto Small ...... - pm charging him with the murder of another seaman, a copy of the by-laws of the Company, the Mao.; --,-S- WAKEFIELD v T OOL MARKET, SEPT. 23.-We SHE - WING THE .._, * ,,,, tz. „ Inverness x(ytn, `1:-..r.. - .„ z:‘,,,.., _._ _ 145 M 4 OM 5 15C 4 ()NI Inls Al 8 1 11 ' Jan. 1860 ......... - Bank Stock for Acct. 250 named Alonzo Rozalez, but Mr. Adolphus declined trates inflicted a fine of 20s. and 18s. 6d. costs ; and bare no alteration in any department of the Wool in default of the prisoner paving the amount, and trade since our last report. Stocks are light, the ; • -. _ . s`' so II tesifread Z 730 930 10 45 830 10 0 315 Oct. 1859 - India Stock for Acct... - calling any evidence in support of it. -t--- - -- re ry ..-S. - _4 :, ( 0 , 1 in ° ' : 11 3!) 145 E 30F! 11 15 12 30 E - 11 5° Jan. 1860 - Consols; for Acct. - he was committed demand exceedingly languid, and prices without ,_ --- -- - 4. x -s. 243 E 5 0 630 I 743 E 845 FOREIGN FUNDS. RAILWAYS _ z,,,_,_ ...._. - . witha n MANCHESTER AND LEEDS' Anger/ Jury have adopted my suggestion, and found you for a period of two months to Aylesbury gaol,whither variation. .._ ,__,_ a 5. ,.... : _ 5a -as. Austrian, 5 per cent.... - Portuguese, 5 per cent. 571 / ' guilty of an assault. I hope you will take warning he was conveyed the same afternoon. YoRK IVOOL MRET, SEPT. 22.-Th wool IN THE ;,.... ..4 I ).',lgian, 5 per cent !Ditto, New Ditto - ifeninue -''• M A tAzi sr o r ::: with t 1 d h h t a h m e i J r u n n i e s t t i a o n n e 5 e : Zo il T s l4 , H f i a i n i 6 ch , Manches ter _,,, i ti ,2 9 l : I_ ;•,,zilian Bonds. - ;Prussian, 5 per cent. ... - by the perilous situation in which you have been ._ market is drawing fast to a close here, not more than DES T RUC TI VE FIRE AT LI VER- 50 sheets having been shown to-dav, and those con- EXITED RIA.VDON. Cntpar 44 . 1 uenoa Ayres 6 per cent 191 Russian, 5 per cent ..... - placed; it will show that whatever difficulties a cap - s - g , I S • • Perri ''' t t I t linen 6 per cent Ditto, Metallic ..... .. .... -- tain may be placed, with respect to his crew, and par- POOL. sisted of mixed lots of hog and ewe, the prices for - __ rlo . - .. , I >lombian, 6 per cent... - Spanish, A per cent ..... /5i (From the Manchester Guardian of Saturday.) Which have varied from 1 ls. 6d. to 12s. 3d. ; and a 1 5 4. siit! u,,,____ , ,...__ ~,_____ \ ~ _ LT ; . s p. . - - 2) ::: :61 5 ::% - s r . sf -- -- -- , _ -,'_ 1 . , CI •0 3° -- .. ----- i --- 4 01 ! itto 1824 Ditto Deferred.... .. -- titularly a foreign one, that he is not to use, under STOCK IN THE BUILDINGS Moor wool 6s. to 7s. per stone. - - , i' e•--...- • Horbury 44, Wakefield 48, Normanton 51,' LEEDS 65L__......• I aoish, 3 per cent. - French, 5 per cent. -f. -e. . • ~.g "' '' - (.:;-..t9-----.E:ndond' erry j&klll- ''_••,. l" '---- : •; :: - A r . . mama E riz ' ft ; "4 .4 \ . , ~a i t ,ek, 1823, 3 per cent. - Exchange any circumstances unnecessary violence. Considerine,o --f c. that you have already been in confinement nine The stocks in the warehouses, sheds, &c., appear TRADE or LEEDs.-With the exception of fancy • , EH R Ai o e: c b; h nd: d z a nh l :o e sil3 l tir : j:id , . gi L .e, g i 2 t h t 4 l o : u b sL o e r u o d : d4 g : h n l oo l ipF T :o od ßt ni r2 o i6d r , d g e es n l ti, Departure trom I Arrival at l!Departure from 3 t a r n r c ',o J ,xicars, 5 per cant..,. . - !French, 3 percent. -f. -e. months, the sentence of the Court is, that You be im - to have been very large, and to consist chiefly of cloakings shawls and beaver cloths there has been OPee ° Hes , --------- 10 1 1 15 0 A E I ' ------- 5 ,7 4 .1 . 70 0 31 - Lords. II Leeds. ............/°'. 1 tto, 6 per cent. 1837 - Dutch, 2} per cent. 511 prisoned and kept to hard labour for six calendar cotton (which is variously estimated from 40000 to verylittle business done at our Cloth Halls this week. n if.i.,.(7,, - , „,;''' . - zaz ,,, .Telz,,i . . s so I ' l 1 eruvian, 1823, 0 peret. - 'Ditto, A per cent. .. ... 102 months.-The prisoner was then removed from the bar. 75,000 bales), turpentine (stated at from 10,000 to Fine cloths still continue exceedingly heavy of sale ; • a ss s - li Y ° 3" 'ls ' 111,. - )1/;4T'Adick ' 0 iAI k t • SHARES. o 1 4 4 o • .E , : -- T.74 , Wigivn -- lg g 10 11 47 9 9 The trial, which excited much interest, lasted nearly 15,000 barrels), besides a quantity of East India and and the stocks on hand ar' rather considerable not- - 7711;T:t , S / I 50 Birmingham and Gloucester Railway (100 p) 40 Caidebar tft• _, il 4 5 . ft 10 59 1 44 9 0 1 ' I" Ea,teri. Counties Railway (23 raid) ... - z< Car7Zsie .. li'' ° 7v. :Pi .: \ Z. - : ---'. ---- - 1 res ar& \CC . 120 r. 435 10 16 0 Edinburgh and Glasgow (0 paid) ... 47* NEW COURT. produce, including a large quantity of the '° guano," many years as during thelast twelve months. Busi- - Lertsk. ..‘'. P./7 . /7,4 4. 7 4 , , 0 , 3 20 5 Ditto New Shares ( 5 paid , y . --T, J awvrt D m .- hain -- % 45 l2O E 6 35 Great Western Railway (65 paid) B2 Richard Wilmot, 36, and George Stemp, _ 25, were however, is saved. It Was reported at the close of week than for some time past, but it is still very dull _: -----, V 0 s 2_. -'-'-'' . ': :: 13b ' ,/,',i7 1 -.f _CX , ~, - c - \ 0 ' 4 45 ; 7 30 3 45 8 45 London and Brighton (50 aid) . indicted, Wilmot for stealing two sacks of malt, and 'Change that 50,000 bales of cotton had been for the season. s itma s s •Thsysoss - •••„<*", I \?, Per.n.a vv, : 7 0 10 30 6 0 1 • • 10 0; 12 47 AI 7 15 10 London and Black wall (- paid) ........... 6a Zen; it'-ret.''''Vt ---- ci, "'._. : ,t,',‘• PIA, London and Birmingham (90) - destroyed ; and, in some instances an advance of BRADFORD MARKET, THURSDAY.-The merchants • - -s s <ti Dalin -...-.' .. 4 iPP I'S..if ***.. S ` l . , ' ' Ecmcarter l " J ''' , ' "'t SUNDAYS. 11 2 g mit the felony. Wilmot is foreman to Mr. Beauty's one-eighth per lb. was obtained on the prices of the appear to be very active in looking after the job lots _...„. _ _ a Ezz arg e ‘A -.. t, t a._?•". _ .. ~ EA , ., BOM ll 30M II BOM Manchester and Birmingham (40 paid)...... 21i ._....4 --....-_,,,- -:. ..• .......... 2 -V.7 * "'••• ''. %iv;.. , ZI. -__ ‘ 10 59 144 E JO 16 1 I North Midland Railway (100) - previous day. The master of the Exchange-room which some of the small manufacturers have been sub- r'',.. - r - - y2 nkpmsside 44 , ik\'..s: .. "::•gs . ''s . 24 ;: V.'' ,viar ,-- \ 0 30 South Eastern and Dover (50 paid). - miffing in the common or lower description of Paris r''' ''''• 4" - alY..e . W 7,100 1 - -- ".v ; . -- -•::-:s.. •. . sp as saalteas _A - alsessi: - ty „„,,,v ,- 2 - -- * s .l. sd ' - 's',.\gis.) nos - ,1.--ntls. 72 - u , ~_. ‘ 630 E 10 0 6 0 E -ci 10 0 12 47 M 715 r l i O YSBl3lLAue°°°l; Ditto Scrip (15 paid) - of no public interest The trial began at ten in the ceived estimate was from 40,000 to 50,000 bale 3. We sian cloths, those chiefly the produce of the dobby, and ° saA.ry A. ''''%4l 4 ,7r is: s-R-A 4: ' . ' 7 0 8 .E.,97 : -::-:_- \ ' _ _ _.. _ __ _ morning, and did not terminate until three in the subsequently learned, that a number of cotton ‘ass:7;al-41 •Tipperary ~- 4 i Caernarvon - 7 - '9l • AV. , ~;,_„.4 4 - A . - 'szsassass- - I' This Train leaves Brighouse at 740 A which have been sold at ruinously low prices. Or- s. wc . ,,,,, ,;... i . \ . Degul. ch,l, --:,-; :., ------- f:/ - • , / --... I. EI L LPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS. afternoon. brokers estimated the amount of cotton destroyed leans cloths have been more inquired after, and the e... ---- cork Waterford • .... s." It" :s - --- trf 4 - deck 4 1 sA ,' r--_-_-- - . e ( ~ t , ? ~.. _— ____________________ BIRMINGHAM & GLOUCESI> FROM THE EVENING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. . The Jury, having heard the case with great at- at between 50,000 and CO,OOO bales. And we stocks are very light in the hands of the manufac- _. - :1 - -"; ~ __irt---P - oi/ c) /4' . r r , AA.' D er l y ,- GLOBE.-The Irish Orangemen have tn.. tention, returned a verdict of Guilty. -:. , 1 A ~___.. ialiai 0 ollbitingimint fr' 1 . DOWN TRAINS UP TRAINs e, have also seen another estimate, 'Which we were as- turers. . Merinos are hardly as good sale as they were --r-- I --4 ._ - s••-s-' '''•• 4s- -- - c : - ' -- - -= ` le. 1 •':1 1. __ ii . J1R. , ,, . mp. e , . ; , _ ..,-.._._ ‘ •:-•,...-..)-,_ .. -., . - -.-, -- ;,,00..- ,- : From Birmingham. From Gloucester._____, r :wiled. over the Irish Government. The Col- SentencP was deferred. sured was carefully made by a number of brokers a few weeks past. In other goods no material alters \ a::: : ,:ssz .. s 4,!,.!•:_.- 7- •c o / _7- - - „, f* ..• • 73," ,fr ..,4 eaticester 7:- - ---- ' , mt." Nob t. I. 2:0 has proved more than a match for the Inda!,rntinkr e • a ,„ „, , \ - , gi . ,, , ... - ..... - .P.,-:, / 4, lry, Davidi carai m V 1 . 4 ,, , w; .• k e . ,, 40,; i 4 , 1,64.7 ca 7, 130 .0 Henry Knott, 42, John Samuel Cuxpin, and Lucy possessing accurate information, that the bales of cot- tion, neither in demand nor prices. The Yarn trade - ; I.eavea Arrives I Arrives C istle.- Mr. Smith-who was selected by the , , 4;-.. '-:::''' c, ' • 1 t ....... :._ ~-_. , ) 3Wor- Chel- at Glou- I at Chet- W"' 0 11 :,, f Smith, were indicted for conspiring together to de- ton destroyed would reach 75,000. The same parties is ver *steady, and an average business doing, and -•,. , . 4. % - tty s / .1z, , , • , - . •-a,, ,, _ my_ I_ , Z ~ ,-E, . 4 ,1 .A : 16 'c" 1 " . c ), ,i4 i exiikuvioc h idg lY e : 117 ?--.1 1,1 ; , 1 1 2 2 . 1. 4 5 4 4 5 3 s i 2 2 . 2 5 8 0 3 2 3 i 7 4 i Icester. tenhans. ceste . ' tenham 'ce , te r " /- I:. )Veroment as the successor a IVIr. Jackson fraud Simpson, Noakes, and others, of a quantity of stated, that the exact number of barrels of turpentine, late prices maintained. So little is the alteration in .L.i.11. Ll\ Al S --. '.. ",.. N-• % --- ' ("" ••:-..--i , _Er-F1 . _, --- ii , th in the Solicitor-Generalship and in Perna. blacking. ) chiefly stored in the cellaring of warehouses was the Wool market that We can only refer to last week's ‘ PA.CHET :ROITTES_I t? , 4 4 "'::'•.. 4 ;,..-_-"" M 4 ~,..0 ' ' ' l.uc7n: w hai a =,./2.).nich , . A.M. A. M. 9 40 , la :nt for Trinity College, Dublin-has been tom- g• A ••=. , .Ca ki y`;',...2l,l Agff ' • t, • YeriAini.. e l i . i The case for the prosecution being cloned, 15,000 barrels. From inquiry in other quarters we learn, report. -Leeds Mercury. s o „.,..e, 1 _ linsid ~ . N .. 310 57 522 540 , 815 835 10 8 9, v s- !led to withdraw his pretensions to the latter vs , ;` .t. .9...• - >"'• .... .... '- .4 1.4 lt error& ":. 4 1' 4 o teNk" • ', Th'ici , A,%' . 3IF. PAFNE addressed the Jury on behalf of the that one house (Messrs. Fielden, Brothers, American -________ 72-' .. ...'"ftiec • ..• 1 , ... 8451030 11 12 11 25 ,11 15 11 35 1 4 lax aour. The Government, its seems, could \ A y c a . v ' fiamse,...de "Aritsclvi' s ' EaN N N. ON 1 ) ° A.4 . ' ,1 0 .0' P . 3t. 5 6 P merchants) had 10,000 barrels, Mr. Eccles 3,000, STATE of the MANUFACTURING 0 P. M. cute a Solicitor-General ; but as the Learned \A' , 7 3 The ComatoN SERGEANT having summed up, Messrs. Baring 1,500 ; and that there was a quantity -DISTRICTS. „ /".... ... 0 .0 ti• SaiLsbitryjir vIIE 5 Wirt.. 7- -, ........ .. [. -,ntleman selected for the o ffi ce was dis- The Jury instantly returned a verdict of Guilty beneath the warehouse of Messrs. Rayner, Brothers. (From tbe Manchester Guardian.) ~r. Pads-I - "` 7 11i;' 4 akik, - ---- z•-• 0, . i 4 , ' Brul - ? mew' z _Retain 9 _ , :%t o t' s " 0 ...„4.1 ....._ _ . ~-. .5 ., - 245 434 5 2 5 , 15 4 0 , 420 5 "; il ti 4 ' _ ). !using to the Ultras who were wont 1- A 715 9 9 942 955 715 735 9 ' .1 F a ainst all the prisoners. In a shed belonoing to Messrs. Howard, Horsley and Nothin has g occurred, since our last, to disturb the - 11 • v971-s_ At:- ° '"""r“' s, 4e4 •e 3 0 . „. 7 . 0 ' 40 9 o,' 920 10 4 9 ..0 rtzle the roast in the Council Cham gS - id ss s then sentenced to three months' im ri- the south b ' side o - 4 ‘o mbv-scree`, ' P Co.,•,Messrs. gradual and progress ive resumption of labour by the 0 ,4" Penman , 0 J-... , - 7 -. ....,-, •.on Y 4. ) . . ' .1 530 815 926 9 )i: I - at the Castle, neither cajolery nor threats had in 1 . ' a - iS , •,, \ . ----- a b m ata os' a ' si° 7 5 -- -rs".. 7 S-A - L / A __...sl.‘ : ' " ~\. C:;" *C __. " _ _ ..? 444 84.: ''' "3' /.% . 11 P e. ...9 -j- .......... 1517.61.e.??.?'.-,-.--- -- 4X'‘,Z, ..,-- ••• -7,..6- _ . ----)'" 45 , 4 151 450 ••• sonment and hard labour, and the other prisoners to Hardman and Co. had 800 sacks of East India flour, only 4 : -.4..6., .. ____.-;.- ._ it wer to prevail with the managers of " Trinity owe r_ r-loom weavers in this town, to which We al- portion of which is destroyed. In the same shed luded in our last. According to statements collected , 4'4,- ~. .. ------ .*3 _.4. , 4s •••._ - 41. _ . vt) twelve months. / 4 Z 1 1 :7 - .15;bi.i , ,3 2 ~,,1 4.• ..242.31,/es ATV IVITrt A o.r n e 11, 1....-.. —-- _____- ) ,Ile e, Dublin," to affirm the choice by select ---- _,_ mot and Stemp were thenplaced at the bar, and was a large quantity of American flour in barrels. he- i„, sa_ __,.! __ . • - a ~ • him for their member. The irate di , nitaries Wil ~ .. ~:_ -___ .... - : g‘t s , - , __lT_l - r • • • . . 51 3: 6! 20 1 82 ,7 1 5; I . 1 , 'l , , :JESTER & BIRI_ ._ TLNTG2_!_....- 3 ' l '''' !ayes ewe Arrives .r.at cheater. 11 C Arrives r,ett e . S i :L ..... i ti i , ---. ; —_--- -----. _ of PM 5 OM ' 1 4 OM 5 laill 8 : 0 30 9 0 I 6 45 i 8 15 11 , 0 10 30 730 9 0 4 5 45 E 3 0 E 845 10 0 12 15 0 615 11 15 ;12 30 E "„ !/ 0 15 445 E 615 ' '," O 10 9 0 745 845 11 "- DAYS. I SUNDAYS. o f OM 515 M I 4 0M Ib:s Al 1 8 10 10 45 I 8 30 10 0 .; i r 15E 3 OE I 11 15 12 30 E ' „", : j 0 630 7 45 E 845 1 1 , CHESTER AND LEEDS. vs with their Distances from Manchester i ti9l ER, Oldham J unct i on 5, Mill s IEII6, Blue od ;It L.ittleborough 14, T o d mor d en 00, Eat l l ue ° 2 9 ' e 24, Ludde n do n F oot 26 , &Acerb), "" "" 41, ighouse 34, Cover Bridge 36, Dewsburi Wakefield 48, Normanton 51,' LEEDS 6_____! .... „." Arrival at II Departure from Arri Val tr, Lords. 11 Leeds. Ililale§ . ------ ---------- 3° I'l 10 JO Al 5 40 M 11 47 * 9 30 1 15 E 7 40 10 bo 1 44 9 0 11 45 -e 4 35 10 16 1 ' I.P o 6 45 1 20 E : 7 30 3 45 6 35 10 30 6 0 45 8 12 47 M 7 15 10 0 SUNDAYS. qn g 11 30 M II 8 OM 1 11 -- 1 . 5 1 44 E 10 16 1 10 0 6 0 E 9 30 12 47 M 7 15 10 0 is Train leaves Brighouse at 7 40 M. WCA.STLE-UPON-TY CARLISLE. ~ E A: 710 : : v ,r e ning721 A 3o rr:v i e or at ning jL 7 o L 3 s f a o v r e ning °Morning l 0 9 1 3 5 0 A A f f t t e e r r n n • 1 9 0 2 30Aftcrn. NeweaAle. Carlisle. Carlisle. I New 230 Aftern. 530 5 0 830 5 0 8 0 6 30 SUNDAYS. 5 0 Aftern, 1 5 0 5 0 0 0 11for s n u i:g p l Al 2 15 8 1 5 O r . EDINBURGH Awn CI I 60 A 3 oo r r trt et: re 10, .4 _INBURGH AND GLASGO sp d Trains depart from each Terminus at 7,9, and at 3,5, and 7E. On Sundays at 730 51, and 5 30' RAILWAY STATISTICS. FROM THE LATEST OFFICIAL REPOR T S ; tCz k ß ed AlL . WA c l r . ry i w ,,,., Total amount T e e x t p a e l Those to at pet 110 heavy goods,. and =„,9 be rassed by dates of latest en t. r . thus t run no Trains va Shares and Balance c ou°' on Sundays. Loans, Sheets ~.....- . ....e "---"------.--- -- --......-----........---------, i. 5. t X . s. d. £. s• 'L I lO tArbroath and t . orfar 1 16 , 1,00 )0 0 126,705 9 a u 2 5 0 Birm & Derby Junction 4 81 1,P56,666 0 0 1,043,983 . ' 1 10 0 0 Birm. & Gloucester • Brandling Junction 25 45 ,600 0 0 434,82'3 1 0 ~1 0 Chester and Birkenhead 141 490,000 0 0 456,603 10 1- 5 0 0 Dublin and Kingstown 6 370,001 0 0 340,262 4 'a 5 ° 0 trlundee and Arbroath 16f 140, 'Eastern Counties l7) 2,133,333 0 (. 1,888,242 411 , Edinburgh & Glasgow 46 1.233,Z4 18 , 7 ,1 3 ib ; tGlasg., Paisley, & Ayr 40 836,000 c 0 3,57,240 14 ~, i i 0 0 ow u 0 143,552 5 ll9 . I.G lasg , Pais., & Green 22 709,116 5 3 700,116 5 ' g s 3 01 t: rand Junction 8 32 1,957800 0 012,2;10,590 i4lo 0 Great North of England 45 1,00 ,000 0 01 007147 19 10, . 0 11L-lannYl Lancaster and st e r Selby an d Great Western 0' ' Preston ! 1 ; 18 0 11 : 6, 488 5.1 , 333: 0 51 , 3 ) C(I °0 621258:979 &nit 3 11 °II naredount Dioll4 Liverool & Manchester' 31 1 632 375 0 0,1 515 255 3 1,, 1 0 0 London & Birmingham 1121 5:75(0 0 0 0'5,724,807 0 °,,', i, 0 London & Blackwall , 31 1,000,000 0 0,1,071,717 4 41 ° ~, 8 London & Brighton '56 2,400,000 0 012,269,359 0 ,' I.° ti London & Croydon ' 101 741.000 0 0 637,875 10 .'. 0 / $ London & Greenwich , Pi 993,300 0 0 966,M 4 2 7 1 4 London &South Western 92 1,2,540,100 0 02,420,172 19 11 0 *Manchester & firm l'6 2,800,0 so o 0,1,515,045 2 1 3 '''' 0 Manchester & oclton Manchester & Leeds Midland Counties. Newcastle & Carlisle ... 61 950,000 0 0,. ...... , s ' 6 ? 0 0 Newcastle &N. Shields.' 7 . 320,000 () 0; 232,077 10 . 0 I North Midland North Union . . Northern and Eastern„, 32f: 720,000 0 0; 683,120 7 3 ,, , 0 1 721 3,850,000 0 0 3,Z0,1f#.) 14 , 2 , a 19 i , Preston & Wyre l9 , 533,000 0 0 317,695 0 1 ,1 .., Sheffield & Manchester 7 , 933,000 0 0 251,527 0 `, l ... 0 • South Eastern 1) 3 a I.ll,ter - York & North Midland 27 i 669.999 0 0 aftt_tili 6 0... 40 3,' 36,60) 0 0 1,075,468 5 . 4 0 i 685,120 317,605 0 251,527 0 ,075,468 5 300,264 11 631,941 6 o -" 31 9 4 9 07- Director's and Secretaries of Railway Companio quested to transmit their Train Bills to the Si when any alterations take place, and they wiA attended to. THE MARKETS, COUNTRY CORN MARKET:, • s.t O 38 33 • l'''2'. 1 Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Beans ..-4" .. --- -- ---_ --........--...... Per Quarter s. t o s. s. to s. a. to a. s. 10 i• a ' -- Abingdon 57 72 26 36 911 31 3,5 44 •-•' .... Andover...-..... 52 64 27 29 £0 £4 '-- ...... ~4 Banbury 56 ' t, - 0 22 ~7 1., 21 36 40 Basingstoke : - .(1 6 24 30 21 25 25 l'7 33 y. 3,4 Cirencester 53 '7O 2.i n 5 22 44 4 , .." 31 43 Coventry Daventry Derby 55 c 2. 27 29 2 'b £5 33 5 6 ,, ..- 40 11i owden - Hungerford 4 4 1 . 6 29 S 2 20 28 3t 42 38 0' ~... .... Malt :n Maidenhead 52 62 32 35 2 5 31 36 44 •-' Nottingham 59 $0 £7 £8 29 £5 ; 2 36 ...- "'. Wastage 53 68 36 34 30 32 36 46 '-', '"' ..- , Warwick ,R . Winchester 60 27 £2 „ 4 , 3 •—• '''. York , Per Bushel. s.d. s. d. s.d. s. il. s.d. s. d, a, d, s. d. 16 ,4" Birminghom 70 8 6 3 6 46 3 6 40 1 0 0 p 0 v WAKEFIELD CORN MARKEL ~044. Wneat, Red, Essex and Kent s. 495. to 515- 6 2` c 5, ------ Norfolk and Suffolk —B. Vs. to 31s ' 4 %, ” e bl w -- Lin. and Cam. —s. 463. to 501. --- e f,l/ , .------- Yorkshire s. 461. to .',os. ti ne' ( 5,5 k ---- 't . hite -- oraign, lied —3. .11. 10 440. w . . 5194. ------- White -I. -s. to btis• r e 01 , Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk 3os. to 3 = 4 ' f i n "e:P'' • ;-.. Lincolnshire Yorkshire Wold 2ds. to 2 93 . 1;.......-+ .., , J. of NI A KEF RN MARKEL e 04, d, Essex an - T l ,, 5 , Norfolk: --- Lin. and ----.-- Yorkshi' ..-- : hi te ,••••• I —s. 48,. to 53 1 . 2, n e gie roreign, ftc , —S. ....g. to 443. ..... e gi,. ----- Wh —a • —s. to 5 66 . 1 0 7 e SSP - Norfolk anal Sl 3os. to es. e ::1 1 '' Rig O n .do Lincolnshire .. Yorkshire Wol 2 d s. to 2 83 . '',, e ...-P --- Foreign —a. to --, 6A, 3 6,6 Beans, New -- Old Oats, Potato ,- Poland -- vriezlan4 and Small -- Nealing Shelling Malt D F. V 1 Z E ; CO ; it* N: 11 : 10. A .: R 11: 1 3°8 ( t.0 T —F30:" . 4.526:5t29::: lestttti:o4o6.6ld-242j1):::: : :.'Pe:PIllififll : rLL111 :. :421:ine111 1 :: finpeweri ... Per Qu .rrer. S. 0. s. Per Quarter. 0 . 26 First W heat 5B otoF2 0 Oats 2• 3tc 40 • II second 54 0 59 0 Beans 30 0 4 6' ['bird d trley 23 0 28 0 Bread (pergallon). 010 HULL CORN MARKET. Wheat, White (per Q uarter) sss. &65. 585. Red Foreign ......... Barley, Halting Grinding Oats, British Foreign (in bond) 4124 4,2 81 6 1 75 s si, . 12 5 t,25 0, ,07, : 5: .. .. f. 225 ms s ' :. Beans ... . ... . ... 3os 325. 3 -1, . n 8.3. , Pease, 8ean5........ 06s, 375 - Blue and White 3 6, 3 8 s , 405. 465. .525. sdo Linseed.. Flour per sack .., —s, . • 4 1 Rapeseed (per 10 quarters) • SHARP PRACTICE.---A few days ago at the h°- rge' fair of Mach ecou l , a gendarme, named Mentl i g fle ),.; having had hi s attent i on directed to a deserter, had long evaded arrest, and who had committe 5 , number of robb er i es i n t h e country, and was also 91'to pected of murder, went up to him.and ordered surrender: Tie deserter resisted, and a strug g1e, 116 sued, in which b o th part i es came to the grour.d. -t o t gendarme called on th e crow d t o ass i st him, b u t 1 1!,,, e a man stirred. Af ter a d esperate contest Monta g , contrived to dr aw hi s sword, and placing it on ,71; breast of the des er t er , d ec l ared he would pierce through the body if h e st i rred. The deserter, c fin 0 e tinning to struggle, an d having struck the mends? ' in with great violence, th e latter plunged hi s sword his body, and killed him on the spot. On rising, he again called on the bystanders to aid him in to the 'body to the station of the gendarmerie, but, ifs;. ii 9,5 was refused. He th en went to his office, and 'Da vil3 made his report, gav e hi mse lf i nto custody. 11' - since been removed to the prison of Nantes. e . The Independant of Brussels announces that G en tis hq r aeali NtvtWillmar,quitted snegotiationsiutt:e a:rtstdethtre:efc7t Belgian hhieen rt Sovereigns ohlv%e,ei thr A hea l dg i t n ngh i sseetutiGer German h t oam ß n followe h r c l e i t rF si spt 004: _, l l , ni! Union ; and that, previously to his return to Be rl ' n ' i n si c t i t s e E th g e e D rt u o k n e a h n a d s D it u r e r h iv e e s d s ()f at s u D th un er r ia ° o ll .ll , credited. e r , d o uFarNa, BI THS. On the 25th i nst., at Curzon- street, Mafair the V..— " Jocelyn, of a d aug h ter. y , On the 2.3 d inst., the Hon. Mr 3. Spring Rice, of a aa"l'vr-4a On the 21 s t inst., at Margate, the lady of H. Herbert , of a daught er , still born. On the 23d inst., in Grosvenor-place, Mrs. Hetiry 1613111-. cote, of a daughter. On the 23d i nst., at Levton, Essex, Mrs. J. D. sawner, of a son. On the 24th inst., at Chester-place, Regent's-p a rk, N O. Edmund B ran d t, of a son. On the 22d i nst , at Southampton -place, New-road, Mrs, R. D. M'C rac k en, of a son. MARRIED. t i e nt, Oa t A Ohe 23d inst., at Christ (lurch, St. M ar} l e bone t t o . Simon, Esq., of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-law'd., Sarah St•phia, daughter of Samuel Tarrant, Esq., of Portl an terrace, Regent's-park. DIED. 01 On the 15th inst., at Liverpool, John Oldnall Russell, 6 " the late Sir William Oldnall Russell, Chief Justice of Flevg B On the 20th ins'., at the Rectory House, Duntsbourn Ablo t h: Gloucestershire, the Rev. Charles iJesman, aged 77. _ London; Printed and Publi s h e d by MURDO YOUNG , No. 112, Strand, at The Sun Office, No. 112, Strait' the County of 111ickfle3ex, Monlay, September 26, 18' GRAND JUNCTI :uovepttaArtuSreTAro:ON. n Departure iNmririiiB'.:t Head_' ___Lo2L .... on. ..._ ....... c0rn Statiou. Arrival ld2n i . FROM BIRMINGHAM TO LI. 'Frio)! LIVERPOOL TO BIRMINGHAM. VERPOOL. 1 Time of Arrival at Leave Birmingham Departure. !Birmingham. 731 M 11 551 i 75 U M 9 1 40 M First Class..., •i 45 M First Class... 331 M 8 0 M 1 9 -- -- 0 30 30 11 45 8 4 115! 10 55 I It) E Mixed Train *6 0 Mixed Train 6 0 11 30 15E1 30 E '4 0 ! 2 First Class ! II 30 • First Class... H 15 1 2 45 E 4 0 6 15 I 425 E 455 25 6 40 First Class...! . *2 45E First Class... 10 30 Mixed Traln: 430 Mixed Train' 4OE '4') L 5 8 . 615 850 610 45 DAY First Class... l : 7 15 'First Class... 7 0 1 1 30 615 M11050 M ! 7 35 M SUNDAYS. i SUN I S. 10 10 5f SUNDAYS., SUNDAYS. 130 E 45 E ! 12 50 E 325 E First Class...! 145 54 First Class...! 330 M 8 051 7 0 935 7 0 935 Mixed Thin '7 30 Mixed Train 8 15 12 45 E Mixed Train 11 30 Mixed Train 10 30 Mixed 3 15 NO RTHERN AND EASTERN. Train 245 E 'Mixed TrAii 7 O,E 12 Night • Thosa Trains meet the North Union Train to Prest on at Parkside OPEN TO BISHOP'S STORTFORD. STATIONS, with their Distances from Shoreditch. - 'HERN AND EASTERN. N TO BISHOP'S STORTFORD. )NS, with their Distances from Shoreditch. , Tottenham 7 , Edmonton Ponder's End I IN, troxboutne IP, Itoydon 22, Harlow 264, Sawbridge tford '2 C H ESTER A FROM CREWE ro Cu! srEa. Leaves Crewe. Mart 4 1511 Mixed Tra n....... 9 0 First Class .... ..... 2 OE Matt 5 15 On Sunday only th. .ND CRE WE, FROM CHESTER TO CREWE. MAIL .... . 4 15M First Class Mixed T.ain 5 uE MAIL 2 Mail Trains run. Lea Bridges Waltham 144., worth 23)4, Storl DOWN TRAINS. UP TRAINS Departure Dep , rturel Arrival from from Brox- at Shoreditch.. bourne. I Stottford Departure e part ure Arrival from frcm Brox.; at Stortford. hourne. Shoreditch CHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD. F RCN CHESTER TO BiakEmnPAD. F ROM BIRKENHEAD TO CHESTER. MAIL at 5 31, and Mixed Trains Alixed Trains at 8 2 and 10 20 M, at 830 and 1030 M, and at 1,4, and at 50 and 3 50E, ,t and 7 45 E. 6411 E. Sotinovs.-31str, at SM, rnd SUNDAYS.—Mixed Trains at 830 Mixed Trains at 9 30 M, and at and 9 50 M, and 6 15 E, M AIL at 6 30 E. 6 30 E. Steam Packets leave Liverpool for Birkenhead 20 minutes befoje the starting of each Train for Chester, and from Birkenhead for Li_ verpool on the arrival of every Train from Chester. 8 o M 8 43 M 9 25 M 9 1.1 lu 45 11 AO 12 20 E 12 50 E 1 E i 221 25,) 333 4 1") 450 4 5 25 5 50 5 30 6 20 8 0 8 53 0 25 On Sundays Trains leave Shore ditch for Stortford at 8 and 9 341 M, and ate :3 ~ 3 30, and BE. • This Train leaves BrOzbournel 53051,5 :6 51 640 M 8 0 1. , 45 8W 852 940 ?20 9 :0 10.1 x. 11 39 12 2 E 12 48 E 230 E 3 (, 343 .4 30 1 5 0 543 630 I 7 5 8 0 On Sundays Trains leave Stort. I ford for Shorediteii at 530 and L 9 30M, and at 120, 4 20, and S nE. ill an hour earlier on Mondays. EASTERN COUNTIES. OPEN to BRENTWOOD. DOWN TRAINS leave Skoredith at 8 30 an d 11 OM and at 20, 50, 6 , and 7 45/... On SkxnAirs at 9 0 anal 10 OM, and 40, 6 30, and 7 4 )E. The Jour ney i s performed in about 45 minutes. a 3 t 0 2 1 t 1.5 : 1 ), UP 'TRAINS leave Brentweod at 8 45, 0 4 5. and 10 45M,_ LOU,ni at and It 2 30 30, 4 30 , 5 .so, , 6 0, 6 :At, and 45, az.cl 7 7 45E. sESubmays at 8 45 aid 4,. NORTH UNION. ,Tiains leaVe Liverpool for Lancaster at 3 15 (Mail), 8 45, and - I1 M, and at 0 30 and 445 E ; and from AlancheAer for Lancaster, at 15 minutes after the Liverpool time of startino. Trains leave Lancaster for Liverpool and Manchester, at 2, 710 and 8 45M and at 1 10 and 50 E. ()pi dhii talc in , lan C o ; ier 1