The Sun. — London, England, 1842-10-04 00:00:00

's .. . 1 5 THE SUN LOVDnN t [TUTSDAY- -- MORVING, OCTOI3tR 4,184 q ...._ • _____...._. .. ... ... .., . . perty during the riots, 4'; demanding moray by 1 WESTMINSTER' REGISTRATION. r GENERAL RAILWAY INFORMA- ; GREAT WESTERN. I SPIRIT of the PUBLIC jOURNALS. t • there I payable in coin, at a discount of 20 per cen ~ . . . --40.—. TION. OPEN TO TAUNI ON. ' FROM THE EVENINt; PAPERS OF YESTERDAY. 1 fore they have no right to swerve from that law, and, intimidation, 17. South Staffordshire - Riot, 26 ; riot and assault, 25. Total, 272. The Revising Barrister gave judgment in the fol- I -- ri p— STATIONS, with their is•i,tances from Paddington. GLOBE.-The dissatisfaction which has been •' in consequence, he ought to receive one hundred and lowing cases :-. N.B. In the following Tables M signifies before Noon, and : n PADDINGTON Eal.ng 5%, Hanwell 7%, Southall 9, West „t ..,ra,tor, 13, SLOUGH occasioned by the treaty for settling our differ- forty-four contos of reis in metal, which is equivalent Prisoners are being daily brought in from Burslern, SULLY'S CASE, IN TEE 'PARISH OF ST. JAMES.- E after it. h le al -- 1 BEADING 35i, Pangbourne 41%, Goring 44%. Wallingford' ar ences with America will not be diminished by a to one hundred and sixty in currency, at t e g Loygton, Hanley, Stoke, Tunstall, and Newcastle. This was a claim to be registered in respect of the es , is, MAIDENHEAD 221, Twyftrd 301, w Road 47%. STEVENTON 56% Farringdon Road 631, Shriven perusal of the correspondence between Lord agio above-mentioned. k troop of the 3d Dragoon Guards arrived here LONDON AN D BIRMINGHAM. Ashburton and Mr. Webster, on the subject of In regard to the tariff nothing has been decided. yesterday, and other detachments are also stationed occupation of " workshops.' .. The claimant occupied the first floor of a house, consisting of three rooms- L STATIONS, with their Distances from London. ham 714, SWINDON 77 (Junction w:th the Cheltenham Rail- (11 vsay ), WOOTON BASSET 824, CHIPPENHAM 934, Corsham NI oN DON, Harrow 114, WATFORD 174, King's Langley 21, • 9,4%, Box 1914, BATH 1064, Twerton 108%, Saltforu 111%, SC the disputed Boundary. We are perfectly of opi- The Chambers are closed, and closed are all the elsewhere. Mr. Roberts, of Bath, defends the pri soners generally. two rooms on the second floor, and a workshop in the Boxmoor 24%, Berkhampstead 26, TILING 314, Aylesbury 43%, i Keynsba,n 113%, BRISTOL 118 1 , Nailsea 126%, Clevedon Road at .EIGHTON 41, Bletchley and Penny Stratford .46%, WoLvita- I 130%, Banwell 1331, WESTO 4 N Suezn. MERE 1364, HiBh- % nion that it was desirable for this country to re- energies of the nation. It is now demonstrated how . yard, at the back of the house. The entrance to the 1 rooms was by the ordinary sireet-door and common TON 52%, Roade 60, BLISWORTH 62%, Weedon 69%, Crick i bridge 1454, BRIDGEWATER 151%, TAUNTON 1624. 1. - :, main on terms of amity with the United States ; a state of uncertainty affects commerce. In Oporto, GREAT FIRE AT LIVERPOOL. but it is tairly to be presumed that the continuance British shipping is accumulating, and no freights to be staircase. There was another entrance to the first and Welton 75%, Rucriv (Midland Counties Junction 1 83, - of friendly relations between the two countriestvas had ; the regular London and Liverpool traders CHARGE OF INCENDIARISM. floor rooms, through the workshop, which communi- Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, DONVN TRAINS • Departure Arrival at Arrivai at 1r from Swindon their 1 I', a matter of some importance to America. On high have either to remain in the Douro many weeks On Friday the examination of Patrick Doran, on cated by a ladder or flight of steps with the yard ; BIRMINGHAM 112%. Daily, except Sundays. •- - -- i --- Paddington Junction. Mstination. moral principles, the convenience of one party for a few pipes of wine, or to leave almost int the charge of having set fire to his premises in this yard was open to the sky, the access to it was Departure Arrival A:rival Goods Tram to raunton .... 430 M 10 OM 855 E VI To Taunton - shouldnot have enteredinto the consideration ofthe ballast. The same remark is applicable, a Crompton-street, was resumed at 20 minutes past DOWN TRAINS. from at : t Ditto through the common passage of the house. The 220 other with a view to the imposition of terms which, the present moment, to this port. The wine-mer- four o clock. The Court was, if possible, more densely workshop was built on a vacant space, and London. , Rugby. B rmingham ___— Short Train to Maidenhead 9 0 though riot altogether just in themselves, would chants will not, of course, subject themsedlvets. to pre- crowded upon this occairion than it had been upon the only way of getting into the third room Mixed, to Birmingham ... I 60 M 9301111 15 NI .MAIL, to Taunton . ...... .•. 10 15 10 E 410 E - Y either of the two preceding days. trebly be acceded to on account of its being to sent duties, when a few months hence the u ies ma pre , was through the workshop or the middle room. Third Class, ditto - can allow 1 . the interest of one side to forego a portion of its be lowered in England. It is true, they Mr. James attended, and the defence as made by Mixed, ditto 8 0 11 5631 145 To Taunton l2 Noon 258 635 E The back room was also used as a work- ••• - right for the purpose of preventing a greater sa- the wine to remain in bond ; but that incurs expen.se. him, for the prisoner, together with the examinatioe First Class ditto shop by the claimant. He paid 9s. 6d. for the • ' 11ixed, to Ru by cri flee. But though we should have disapproved The English and Portuguese merchants and ship- of the witnesses in Doran's behalf, have already ap- .. L, First tlass S ATs i h hoA o oßi r r t :e:a T ,rdt r r.oi a an i i Tg ri n to3lai , len h e a d 5 30 - peared in The Sun. whole set of rooms, holding them by eeparate rent- A M A I 945 1 8 230 Short Train to Reading .... 4 0 ..... ...•.. 525 T SASTS ui hh o A: oN S :Tr ;t ic , Ta ATu i n t rnryo d aat o ioi DTn i i nn a, the assumption of a haughty or a bullying tone owners are suffering, while the two',Go . vernments a . p ings. The landlord did not reside on the premises or Mixed, to Birmingham - 0 '2 43 430 Short Train to Slough - a; towards America, we cannot do otherwise than pear to take matters very easily, and wi i thout seeming Mr. Rushton then entered into a lengthened state- retain any part of the house in his possession. -(Last Ditto ditto condemn the extraordinary spirit-not of conci- to be aware of the injury they are inffcting, by cre- ment of the grounds upon which he committed the Ditto, to Aylesbury .... ~ 3 0 liation, but of concession-in which, front first ating hopes which may never . . be realised • wh not • ' Y prisoner, most of which consisted of a recapitulation year, with the same facts in evidence, the Court de cided against this vote.) Ditto, to Biraningha tn... 5 0 - - s ai‘ D iA it l t L o : to Wolverton ..... 6 0 838 10 15 730 10 30 s to last. the communications of Lord Ashburton to decide the question at once, by either altering the of the principal points in the evidence. He com- 255 M - - The REVISING BARRISTER said he was glad that Mixed Mr. Webster were conceived and written. There tariff or relinquishing the idea ? T . he British mer quite disgusted with the proceed- menced br remarking on the fact of Webster having this case had been presented to him again this year e as *MAIL, to York, by Rugby 9 0 12 15 M would have been nothing derogatory, perhaps, chants here appear seen the fire through the chinks of an aperture in it enabled him to rectify an error into which he fell - —____-_—.-----se. to diplomatic dignity in announcing a desire ings of those in power, their reiterated complaints, Bushell's hay-loft, and of his servant, Alice Service, last year. The party claimed in respect of workshops, Departure Demi'. Arrival to come to an amicable adjustment of certain dis- the depressed state of commerce, the outcry of the having gone to the prisoner's door to give the alarm, and workshops he certainly did occupy, and taking UP TRAINS. from lure from at Birmingham Rugby. I.ondon. 1 0 E 430 E 1 puted points; though even this must be regarded masters of vessels that they cannot obtain freight, and seeing the prisoner inside, and his niece's bed- the three rooms together, of amply sufficient value. ,• yi t aed, from Wolve — rton. .. ..... ..... — 9 30 - 11 - as a very superfluous assurance on the part of , ought surely to arouse our Envoy from his slumbers, room in flames. The only point in the evidence of His predecessors had always admitted parties claiming Di to ditto Lord Ashburton ; who would not have been en- and induce him to urge the immediate fulfilment of the latter upon which she betrayed the slightest hesi- in respect of such premises to be registered, and he Dnto, from B . ' =lngham.- 7 OAI 8 2311 12 45 E trusted by Government with a mission, unless it the amendment in question, the delay of which is so tation was in saying at one time that she was " almost should, therefore allow the claim, wishing it to be Ditto, from Aylesbury hail beeit thought desirable to accomplish the detrimental to the British trade and interests ; but so sure the prisoner was the man ;" nor had he been able, understood that he did so from an anxiety not to dis- *MA tr„ First Class t u o n t t o n a i d . . e . R . ... e . . a d . 1 99 5 0 8 33 1 90 5: M . . Time Leave 1 Arrival 2 UP TRAINS avowed object of it. Not content, however, wall long as the unfortunate system of procrastination is after due inquiry, to find in her character or motives turb a rule that had been uniformly acted upon. Alixed, from Birmingham 10 0 11 17 315 of Swindon , at declarine his earnest wish that all differences acted upon, it is scarcely reasonable to expect a better any reason for such a " diabolical " assertion, as it would THOMAS SLINGSBY DUNCOMDE S CASE IN THE Ditto ditto Ditto 12 Noon 123 E 6 0 Daily. except Sundays. Starting. Junction. Paddington. 11142:11t 11 brOtlght tO an end, Lord Ashburton, state of things. ditto ll5 E 235 630 Short 'Train from Heading... 730 Al ... ......... 855 AI 1 have been if untrue, as the learned counsel had stig- PARISEI OF ST. JAMES.-The claimant occupied a Ditto, from Rugby .4 0 745 Ditto from Slough.... 9 0 '9 45 t in his very first communication with Mr. Webster, .. F T i h r i s r t d e C i l a a s s s s ; from firming. 220 413 10 0 From Swindon proceeds to the expression ot sentiments which, LA W INTELLIGENCE. matised it, unless she was deeply impressed with the . conviction that she was speaking the truth. When house in the Albany Court-yard, having a distinct 730 From Bristol and separate entrance. This case was very similar to -ditto 4 0 517 915 7 0 847A111 25 thouelt highly creditable to an old . gentle- INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Oct. 3. Bibby heard the alarm it was 20 or 25 minutes to 10 the preceding, and the particulars have already fully Mixed, ditto. 6 0 ,7 18 nl5 Short 'rr. from Maidenhead 11 15 rse to strife, were -- e ----- s, IN RE JOHN BROWN. MaiL, from Bristol ..... ... s man fond Of retirement and aye o'clock, certainly, according to his evidence, not more, appeared in e UM- aim allowec . Th S Cl'• 1 • MATL, Mixed, ditto l2 Night 123 M 5 lONI 840 10 28 !1 10 he was s The insolvent was a licensed victualler ; . *Mixed, from Rugby ,I 5 ' ' ' Short Tr. fron, Maidenhead 145 E '2 45 5 0 ( by no means appropriate to a special Amba - and after he had been to Crompton-street and satisfied The list of claims in the parish of St. George, The Sunday Trains are marked*. Goods Tram from Taunton.. 730A1540 E ' 12 0 i sador whose mission was to effect a settlement also described as a dealer in sporting dogs. In his himself the flames were at the back of the prisoner's Hanover-square, was then proceeded with. In this In addition to those marked. there is a Mixei Train leaves From Taunton Of a disputed. point, and. to represent the inte- echedule vvere several statements descriptive of entries premises, as had been accurately described by Mr. parish the Reformers make 26 claims and 262 objec- Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Ditto . Short Tr. from Maidenhead 11 15 240 t 5 30 rests of a great nation. In the letter dated the in what he called his "dog book," with respect to Whitt3--so that, in point of time, Bibby had con- tions ; and the Tories 4 claims and 213 objections ;in and arriving in London at 730 E. Short Train from Slough - 1 8 2 3 0 0 E 420 ' 7 5 6 15 , 13th of june, and which appears to be the first profit and loss upon sales, and betting upon his canine firmed Webster. Bat Bibby had done more ; for, all 505 cases to be entered into in this parish. They From Taunton I that wee written on the subject of the Boundary, favourites. while the street had been perfectly lighted up, he will probably occupy the week. BIRMINGHAM AN D DERBY. From Taunton - 9 0 745 ,10 25 Lord Ashburton refers to a conference, in which His petition to be discharged was opposed by Mr. ;wore positively that the prisoner stood on the foot- DOWN. i UP. ' MAIL, from Taunton ....... 11 15 23511.5 25 11 he had expressed his extreme desire for an ami- Cooke, on behalf of Messrs. Richmond, the brewers, way on the opposite side of the place, and that he es- _ UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. cable adjustment ; and, lest there should have on the ground of an unfaithful statement of accounts. made the observation about the inspector standing out I Deearere l Arrival I been any misapprehension of his spoken words, The Learned COMMISSIONER ordered the case to of the road. Bibby had been cross-examined severely' " OXFORD, OCT. 1.-The Lord Bishop of Salisbury ____ t___. ________i n_ D ee e a r rt hy e . re m A in r g riL a a rn i . TRAINS. I from Bit'. at ' TRAINS. from at Bir- Short Ti•ain from Slough ... 80 11 h . as admitted the following members of this University i-ningham. Derty. ' 1 ki ' S i h rlo o Uml r LN t ' SD T fw r : a o:( 1 1:m r d i °U f T r nP o a m u: ;i t'l l A o n u i . g N I S: . • .. i 5 67 4 0 05 E I . (.). . .. 1 . 0 . !. ! I . ..' . I e °: 4 5 1550 0 : ' he repeats in the more tangible tbrm of writing his stand adjourned, ae the statements in the schedule about the possibility of mistake, but he still adhered wish to conclude the matter in a friendly way, were at variance with the evidence ; ordering at the into holy orders :- , 'IIIA iL -.12 30 AI 2 1531 I 'Mixed ... 3 2011 i l 0 2011 . to the original statement that he was perfectly and Deacons-A. Barrett, of Worcester College ;e • *Mixe.1....1 7 0 850 ' Ditto... 11 45 1 4.5 E F 'r tt:10:n s t sN o l i ono Tuu :R. .hh. A. I. ........ 8 55 I I 35 and even upon terms that involved the relin- same time the production of the "dog book.' solemnly sure the man he saw was the prisoner ; and Trains rom . aunton . , .' 12 30 4 20 E '' 20 quish ment of m uch tha t England has been al- IN RE MARTIN WILLIAM BECHER. he further said that, in the course of five minutes af- H. llouse, Of Wercester College ;E. H. Burnett, of Ist &2d 10 30 12 15 E Ditto.. ,130 E 3 '2O short Tr. from Maidenhead' 730 ways right in insisting on! The insolvent in this case was the celebrated Capt. Merton College •A.P de l'eisser of Corpus Christi Class terwarcls he saw the prisoner twice, and that it might ' ' ' ' ~ 554 *Mom -11 0 12 45 NI Ditto from Reading ....i 9 0 STAN DARD.-The simultaneous arrest in Becher the steeple-chase rider. He appeared in be a quarter before ten at the time. The defence had College ;E. A. Ferr men of University College •T. Y . , • s . 2 - Mixed ..... 615 815 ' 4 l 2 5 0 E 315 Ist &2d ...' 430 620 MAIL, from Taunton ....... 11 15 235 II 525 31 London and Manchester of a considerable num- Court ' for his final hearing, and was supported by been of a double nature, first, that the prisoner was Bayly, of Magdalen Hall ; B. B. G. Astiey, ot st. The Trains marked ''' rua on Sundays, in addition to which The Short Traub stop at all the intervening Stationt. O sp.to U :ic l ou l t -I ii::: ber of Chartists, some of them persons of notori- Mr. Woodruffe. e T i r h as e n r s i ! l e a a e v e e a ß t i 7 rm lS ing E h . am and Derby at 5 30 E, and arrive at not in the house, and, secondly, that there was another ously mischievous character, has given occasion Alr. COOKE, who appeared on behalf of Mr. Wil- man in the house. To his (Mr. Rushton's) astonish- Priests-Rev. C. Bedford, of New College ; Rev. Alban Hall. W r 3 l . 3i E s lv ta a S n - ;:c o r e t : E ; l r s ; o ß i i n . N N vi i r . n e . e ., b g E .i l d m g s e . 17 i, for apprehensions which do not appear as yet to liams, a farmer in Buckinghamshire, the opposing ment, that man had. been produced and put into the W. Bashnell, of ' University College ; Rev. T. G. xmrarspencla , -,a_.-- have been called for. No one who watched the creditor, said that his client was satisfied to allow the box ; and he need not suggest to Mr. James that the Clarke, of Queen s College; Rev. E. W. Pears, of MI DLAND COUNTIES. Rua S Enr T , A T u I L O L N E ~..S T , H w o R i t r h E t h 7 e l i r , D R i s : t o a u n g c h e t s on frf A m s t R I e n y g l b l y . . Wig. NINE Elms, Wandsworth 3, Wimbledon 6, KINGSTON 10, , nd F ov a e r r nbi l tr o , a iu d g B h B. 3l4, lw, NV n in Es ch rE fie K ld B. : , 3B ß , is i t s , , i s t s , : t N ok s ; dalen College ; Rev. G. M. K. Ellerton, of Brase commencement and rapid progrees of the late insolvent to be heard without opposition on his part. man utterly broke down, and that there was not a Ma g ' disturbances in the north of Englaed, could for a It appeared that the insolvent had contracted what word of truth in what he had said. Therefore the nose College. moment doubt that an extensive organisation had was termed a " sporting debt," with a gentleman case for the defence, so far as it depended upon his ord Bisho of Exeter :- And by the L p . ston 164, Litter.srtta. 20, STsToN 244, Sileby 274, Barrow 30, ( Gospo r t Junction) 72, Sotrrtilaterox 77, Batley 77, Fare been effected by persons whose motives were pro- named May, who resided at Denman, in Bucks, and evidence, was a case of fraud, augmenting materially Deacons-E. H. Arc , e her of Balliol College; H. Louoinsoitoucti 32%. Kegworth (Nottingham Junction) 37%, ham 8-2, Gses•oter 87. Sawley 42%, Borrowash 45%, DERBY 49-i.i. bably greatly at variance with those of the had made over to him a quantity of furniture, to the the suspicions which surrounded it. The accounts E-wa ' .a d rds of Lincoln College ; It. L. Bampfield, of _ Departure Arrival at Arrival perties who were induced to turn out; and value of 90/. At the last hearing, the Court decided given of the theatre by the several witnesses for the - ' ' Trinity College •W E. Vigor, of Worcester College ; pourst. i I UP. DOWN TRAINS. trom southamp. at imthine was wanting but the investigation that this should be given up for the benefit of the body W. C. Clack, of Worces , _ • ter Ccllege ;W. N. Richards, - . Nine elms. ton. Gosport. e defence were various, and yet it was mest material in I of St Edmund Departure Arrival , Departure *rtival which has been instituted by the Govern- of the creditors, which now was agreed to by Mr. of Wadham College ;F.E.B. Co e, . TRAIN& from at i TRAINS. froin at Mixt d Train 7O 51 1) 5 M li 30 51 f 1 le d • d d • th t a case ot te in , as, in ee ,in every case case, a Hall ;J. L. Harding, of New Inn Hall. Rugby. Derby Darby. Rugby. Ditto ...... ....... 9 0 12 20 E 10 E 'milt to discover some of the most guilty par- Woodruffe. the time of the alibi should be distinctly proved. In __a_ ____ -- -- -- -- Fa.t Train . • ll 0 2 0 •2 2 i ties to the conspiracy. We trust and believe, No further opposition being offered to the insolvent's refusing his implicit credence to some of the witnesses Priests-Rev. C. F. D. Lyne, of Pembroke Col- Ist however, that it will appear that this sort of passing, he was ordered to be discharged forthwith. for the d f h t t t a • tation e ence, e mean no o cas any impu lege ; Rev. S. Johnso , nof Merton College ; Rev. E. 2d ...... 945 12 10 E, 2d 306 0 5 0 6 ‘as organisation was obtained under false pretexts, IN RE JOHN MARSHALL. W. T. Chave, of Worcester College ; Rev. F. J. Kit- 3d upon them, for the differences in their testimony were Rev 111. Tylee, of St. Ed- 4th 250 530 E ' 4th ... 440 7 0 MAIL .. .. g3o 11 57 11: 31 51 and that the leading instigators of the niovement The insolvent was described as a steam-engine ma- son, of Exeter College ; • 1 to be accounted for in a natural and b. bl pro J. e way. - sth tof Ma dalen Hall 845 10 50 '• sth restricted the communication of their real inten- nufacturer, carrying on business at 6, Union-place, He (Mr. Rushton) had no doubt on his own mind mund Hall; Rev. W. F. Everes , g . 6th Mail 12 20 AI 249 AI 6th Mail 110 40 12 50 AI SUNDAYS. thins to only a few of their colleagues, in the Whitechapel-road. The amount of debts in the sche Colonel 11. Vyse has presented the Rev. G. S. H. ON SUNDAYS. Mixed Tra;n h h •-• • tth tl t bt h h d . t tat t e prisoner was a e sea re, u e a grea Ditto ... full belief that that if once a simultaneous ces- dule was stated at 3,400/. He was ordered to be V - se, of Christchurch, to the rectory of Pilsford, I s t doubts that the prisoner did not leave it, and it was 2d N 3 ortham If ptons ire. sation from work could be accomplished, the discharged upon bail. upon those doubts that he was now being sent upon the 6 0 830 11 The Rev. W. Pedder, of Brasenose College, has 34 realisation of their seditious objects would IN RE JOHN GRIGLY. 4th . l2 20 AI 249 NI 4th Mail 10 40 12 50 51 in an hour nnil ten minut.s. Sundays at 9 , , M, and at :214 and 74 b. charge for trial. The alibi had broken down, and public 1 • td v . es • •al of the Wells Diocesan follow as a matter of course. No reasonable man This case had been heard frequently, and reported • • seen appoin e ice-rrincip e The times of arriving at and departing from Nottingham and justice, private property, and the welfare of society re- De arture Departure Arrival can doubt that the majority of operatives who in The Sun, and having stood over for judgment to • Theolo '.l C ll glee o ege. Derby are nearly the same. UP TRAINS. from from South. at d h h h ld btl hl -it quire tat t e case sou e soroug esi ed before 'The Rev. F. M. Knollis has been appointed to the Gosport. ampt, n. Nine Elms. were induced to take part in the late disturbances this day, another tribunal. The testimony inculpating the pri had no more serious object in view than to ob- Mr. 'Commissioner HARRIS said the insolvent's con- curacy of Costock e Nottinghamshire. NORTH XI DLAND. soner had been unimpeached ; for there was no question a stele UAMBRIDGE, OCT. 1, TRINITY COLLEGE.-New (IN CONJUNCTION WITH THg MIDLAND COUN- Mixed Train tain an increase of wages, and that even of duct had been most fraudulent. The sentence of the whatever that in all the material facts which dwelt on those who were subsequently guilty of acts of Court therefore was, that he be imprisened at the suit his (Mr. R.'s) mind the night before, as sworn to by Fellows-Shortly after 'line o'clock this mornieg the TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DEBBY, MANCHES. Goods Train Nlixecl Train 0 3,1 9 0 12 30 need as having been TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER AND • . violence, few set out with any serious disposi- of the opposing creditor for 18 months from the date Bleb • • f ' I • tthepresentmomenteorro i yin point o time, were a following gentlemen were annou __ LFEDS, HULL ALCD SELBY, AND THE GREAT Fast Frain . 10 31 II 0 2 0 ... 6011 tO outrage. Whatever may have been of his vesting order. borated by Mr. Whitty and Mr. "M‘Fadzen. It was elected Fellows of this Society :-Henry Augustus N ' Til OF ENGL OR AND.) miv ed Trim Fast Train 2 311 3 ~, 4 30 6 0 the counsels of their instigators atter they were IN RE JOSHUA DUPLEX. a great pity that an imputation had been thrown out M h 11 . h d P • it M t Charles William King, - ars , ic ar 1 e ae, Mixed Train DOWN TRAINS. 7 30 r 30 2 0 M induced to leave their work, it is clear that the The insolvent, who was a member of the Society of • Wb . t word of which was proved. against Iklr e ster, no a Robert Watt, Theodore , , Preston Edward Cope, SUNDAYS. prime movers in the matter contented them- Friends, appeared in Court to receive judgment, and In discharge of his duty, and hewas perfectly aware Arthur Cayley. Departure from Arrival at Man.. .... ... selves in the first instance with making the gees- was sentenced to four months' imprisonment from th - • t • tit' t h (il Rht ) e ot the importance o is s ep, e .r.us on At the same time the Rev. George Adam Browne ' etised Train Ditto .. -. , !9 30 ,lb 0 145 E , 430 E 5 0 E 845 tion of wages the chief and alniost only consi- date of his vesting order, for fraudulently and vexa- should commit the prisoner for trial ; but, upon the was elected Vice-Master, in the place of the Rev. Derb Sheffield. , Sheffield.: Leeds. drila,tnr. York. Da t r o l n in . g- Short Trainsleave Woking daily at 73451, 11., 54 , and - 14 E. Sun. deration. That there was an organisation,_ for a tiously defending an action brought by the opposing , grounds of the alibi the statements .of the witnesses John Brown, resigned. 31 Al sinneltaneous turn-out cannot be doubted, and creditor. ` for the defence, and , the doubts of the question of his —,--.------ s---e-__ -. 7 3511 , ... lO 15 11 45 11. 0 145 615 845 I 9 POll ... ..... LONDON AND BRIGHTON, that secret machinery Was at work to convert • having left the theatre, he should admit him to bail, COLBURN'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE AND , , - 930 10 45 'll 45 1 1 15E 5 OE 2 0 E 5 ISE STATIONS with their Distances from Lond n Bridge. that outbreak to the worst purposes, would ap- POLICE INTELLIGENCE. and demand from him his own recognisances in 200/. HUMORIST FOR OCTO.DER.-Mr. Hood has done 12 45E 2OE 2 45E 1 406 35 445 7 0 I. IST 'CIa 41 104 G o R A 131 -oNnost, .:_ew _ross ...., -KOYDON __., _ . _o4lolClie __Oa_ _ _ ~, pear to be equally certain. It was, therefore, of (YESTERDAY.) and three sureties in 100/. each, and forty-eight hours' " yeoman's service" this month. His poem " Hui. 345 430 530 7 0 845 745 Stoat's Nest 14%, Merstham 19%, RED HILL 21%, H•rley 25% the greatest importance to the class of people GUILDHALL. lahbaloo " which opens the number, is capital-full of 4 0 530 630 Blb 10 0 notice of bail. THREE BRIDGES 29%, Balcombe 33%, HAYWARD ' S HEATH who are ueually the dupes of such intrig,ues 2 James Morgan, a very respectably-dressed young ic jokes ; and. so is his paper called Horse and 6 0 730 1 815 I 9 45 371. Hassock's Gate 43i, BRIOILYON 501. ' The several depositions were then read over to the good that the guilty parties (a. very srnall number man, was charged under the following circumstances: witnesses, and, after the other usual forms had been k oot, ” and his beautiful review of Charles Knight's 3 19E 5 - OE I 6 19E - Leave ' Arrive ii Leave I/Arrive in i DOWN. London. Bright m _ UP. Brighton. London. 1 we most confidently believe) Should bo traced -Mrs. Elizabeth Ireland, of the Troop-hall, Fetter- Shakspeare is delicious, from its spirit of reverent 7 011 8 4.511 9 4511,11 1511 1 OE 12 Noon -.------- ; • ne h h h • t roug , t e prisoner was committed for trial.. out and punished. "We do not, however, un- lane, stated that as she was passing along Holborn on 6° affection. For the rest of the Number, there is a 3OE 4 30E 5 . 30E1 7 15E 930 BOE mixed . 7 4. - 51 10 .5 51 From Croy- ..... .... 7. OM derstand in what manner a conspiracy, composed Saturday evening she observed the prisoner following (From the Liverpool Journal of Monday.) clever poem by Horace Smith, and two admirable MAIL. Firitt .. • The Down Trains arrive at Hull in about tvo hours ci a „ don O3O 945 11 45 31ixed ' 7 311 hi 10 0 of such ignorant and contemptible persons her, and after she had gone a little distance she dis- Towards sunset yesterday evening we visited the papers by Leman Blanchard ; and a horribly good later than their arrival at York. ToCroydon 1(1 45 Fi , st Class ae the greater part of those who now stand charged covered that her purse was gone. She turned round, scene of the late conflagration, and feel that any at- t a l e by th e medical Student, and an exceedinglY up --- --- -- - ------ -- -- ---- ------ - - __ Mixed ... II 45 Ditto 20 E 420 M.xed 1 30 E 4 e with that offence, can conipromise the " peace and the prisoner ran away, but upon her crying out tempt at description would fail in the magnit d f ue o good article entitle • d " Contributions to a Fashionable TRAINS. -. Mixed First Class 4: 0 3 0 san First Class , 23 ' 630 Mixed 6 0 520 8 30 and honour of the nation ;" or how the discovery the prisoner was stopped by an officer. the area, and vastness and diversity of the ruins. Vocabulary," in which there is much sound worldly Departure treat Arrival at sEwT sooh 1 ce S K rEi NT4au:n ' ,d T 2 . AHI3: I. Mixed ... 6 0 630 Ditto .... 7 ' 930 of such a conspiracy, supposing it to exist, has The officer stated that he searched the prisoner, Some two hundred men are employed in clearing wisdom evinced by the writer. Then there is Mrs --- , necessarily involved the employ tnent by the Go- and found the purse upon him, containing 1/. 13s. Formby-street, piling the bricks, excavating, and Tr o ll o ps., and Elizabeth Youatt, who Contribute a Dti , ng. I York. eh m e a t n ; Leeds. I Sheffield. Sheffield. Derby. ToCroydon 930 SUNDAYS I Foam SUNDAYS. verrmient of spies. Conspirators of the order Mixed ;45511r1b 31 ', Croydon . 73 , 4 6 011 7 3551 8 1511 10 1551 It wm concealed in a false pocket inside his trousers. saving the fragments of scorched cotton and some very pretty story, and other good men (and -women) alluded to by our Contemporary require the The prisoner said in his defence that he had a wife wrecks of the property. Anything like active fire has and true ; and, in short, this is the best Number of adoption of' no extraneous means for their de- who was dying, and his children were in a state of subsided, but the masses of ruin and foundations are the New Monthly we have seen for several " Mag•a- 30 :0 45 11 45 12 45E ToCro 'don 111 0 ' 6 15M 8 4511 7 0.11 9 ~ ) Ditto 7 0 9 ':0 tectioa. Let them alone, and they will convict starvation, and he was obliged to steal. still smoking, and probably will do so for some days zine days."-eleepts. 915 12 Noon 10 0 i 1 0E 2 OE 2 4.51 , . 4 15 12 15E 3OE 1 10E1 4 0 530 630 815 SA 0 REH AM BEANCH.-Nflxed Trains leave Brighton for Shore ham daily at 7 3 and 3131 M. Cid at 12 15, 2. 1 41., and 7 iiE themselves. We sincerely hope that the parties The ALDERMAN said he did not believe him, and he to come. DEATH OF A PATIENT WHILE WAITING FOR AD- 330 619 445179,812 , 8 45 10 9 On Sundays kt 9 OM, and at .1 15, 3 45. .1 15. and , I.',E. WhO have just been arrested will be enabled to was comtnitted to Newgate for trial. A current of water is continually pouring into the VICE AT TIIE MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL.-On Saturday SUNDAYS. From Shoreham for i;righton at t+ .10 and 10 3051. and at Io,' 3 ', 5 ao, an d 30E. Sundays at 11104, and , 45, ' 1 1 , 1 , 0, and A O E. establish their innocence of the grave crime with BOW-..F.TREET. lower floors and cellars, from the sewers communi- afternoon an inquisition was taken before Mr. I 6 45M 1 which they are charged, but that, ifconvicted, they Two men, who bore the appearance of great suffer- ' eating with the canal, and all the disposable fire-en- Wakley, M.P., at the Middlesex Hospital, on the 1 ... SOE 6 30E 7 15E 9 15E on yat First Class tritions. will, tbr the sake of the large body of men on ing and destitution, were placed at the bar under the gines are playine on the parts where indications of bod fTh y o om 3 30E1 6 19E1... • 7 9 al2 9 0 10 9 • as M'Allester, aged 55, servant to , • . • 1 d . - ~. filiriilsisimminillftimmmor LONDON' AND DOVER. 1 . •.,. 3 rains leave Hull for Derby daily at 6% and 111 , an whose credulity they have attempted to practise, following circumstances :- tire yet appear. A great quantity of cotton is con- 'Messrs. Jordan and Son, of Southampton-street, at 2% and SE. On Sundays at 5E only. OPEN TO HEADCORN STATION. , be subjected to such punishment as the offence Policeman F 25 stated that the prisoners came to stantly loading from the ruins, but ina sadly damaged Bloomsbury-square. John M`Carthy stated that ------ ••- DOWN TRAINS, . UP TR k1N•;. demands. With regard to their dupes, there is him on Sunday morning, about two o'clock, in the condition. Some few casks of turpentine are got out, lie was a fellow-servant of the deceased, and MANCPIESTER & BIRM INGHAM. Departure tr , an Arrival at Revd. Departure from ' Arrival tn no reason to fear that their cases will not receive Strand, and requested him to take them to the station- but incomparably the greater part i 3 lost, and, it is he brought him to the hospital by -the ad- London. corn Station. Headeorn. London. • that indulgent consideration which unpremedi- house, where they might perchance obtain a little believed, principally melted and floated down the vice of Dr. Coke, of Howland -street, Fitzroy- ArrilFS at ' Leaves Arrives Arrives ------ --.-..... f l e in a L, es ' Leaves . ' Man. at at Bir. 7 3 'i 51 l'' 5 M 7 5111 940 M tated crime is sure to experience at the hands of food and shelter. Witness did as they wished him. sewer into the Mersey, where portions of it are yet square, on Saturday last, in consequence of his suf- x• Crewe Man ham. , ' cheater. cliester. Crewe. mingham 930 10 3(1 11 15 A 49 II 15 British Judges, or that on this, as on all other The prisoners were natives of Lincolnshire and cast up on the Cheshire shore. A large proportion of ferin f g rom a is d . eased throat. Mr. Corfe, the apo- ---- -- . t 4511 4 OM 5 OM 4 0 M 5 151 8 011 120 E 15 E 10 55 4 0 225 E 1 10 E .4 55 occasions on which any palliation can be offered, Herefordshire, and had endeavoured to obtain work the bar and rod iron, belonging to the British Iron the ca ry of the hospital, refused the dec3ased admit- 730 9 0 645 815 11 30 4 0 615 423 640 justice will not be largely tempered with mercy. in London, but without effect. Company, has been gst at, and, though damaged, will tance, on the ground that it was not a case of emer- ...... 9 0 10 30 '7 30 9 0 615 SUNDAYS. 6 50 6 10 al:mown, 8 45 ------ -- -- -- Mr. HALL said it was very foolish to come to Lon- be far short of a total loss. But still the salvage will gency, and that Saturday was not one of the receiving 11 30 145E30E'845 10 0 12 45 E ts 15 51 10 30 M 735M110 lo M FLANDERS MAIL. don, where there were thousands of people out of altogether bear an extremely small proportion to the days. On Tuesday last, a letter having been obtained 245 E 5 0 615 111 15 12 30 E 315 615 7 0 935 7 0 12 50 E 3 25 E 9 35 BRUSsEr,s, SEpT. 27.-The average price of Wheat I work who would be glad. to get it. They should stop destruction. from one of the Governors of the hospital, the witness 430 730 9 0 I 7 45 845 11 30 -- last week was 2 9 f. 47c., and that of Rye 13f. 69e. in their own neighbourhood, and not, by travelling Through the mass of ruin which remains a road is brought deceased again, end he was placed in the SUNDAYS. . . SUNDAYS. NO RT HE RN AN 13 Is; A STERN. Wheat is therefore exempt from import duty while away from it, entail upon parishes the expense of now cleared down Formby-street. At the lower physician's room on a i conch. He coughed and spit 1 4511 4 OAI 5 1511 4 0M15:5 NI 8 0 M OPEN TO BISHOP'S STORTFORD. the duty on Rye remains at elf. eief. per 1,000 limo- sending them back again- The worthy Magistrate part of it the two engines were overwhelined. The bl oo d while lie was there, and nobody came to attend ,? 3 3 ° , 0 10 45 I 8 3') 110 0 STATIONS, with their Distances from Shoreditch. 715 E 3 0 E '' 1t 15 1 9 30 E 1 3 1 5 5 E Lea Bridge SN, 'I ottenham 714, Edmonton ~. ,Po ider's End 11 1 %, grammes, and the export duty on each is only 9 5 , then ordered them to be taken to the Strand Union. wrecks of both are now recovered, and satisfactory to him for an hcur aria a half, when Mr. Corfe de- " 245 E 5 0 630 ' 745 E 845 11 . .. , W o a r l t tham ,; l4 , , 13roxbourne 14, Roydon 22, Hariow 264, Sawbridge. .10 h 2 4 _. Stortford 321 4 . centimes per 1,000 kilogrammes. A miserable looking old vvomaa, named Ann Enny, proof afforded that no loss of life occurred in that sired witness to TerllSeVf him to the patients' room, - se_ Yesterday the King gave an audience to ae, 01 0 _ whom we have seen at this Court, at least 20 times, quarter. In the excavation from the upper end of observino. that the PhYsician's room was not the MANCHESTER AND LEEDS. . DOWN TRAINS. ! UP TRAINS zaga, the Minister Plenipotentiary of Spain at P ar i s , for the same offence, was charged with begging. the street, one of the first objects which presented proper place for patients. Witness took him up Denarture . Dep nitre; Arrival L I Departure eparturel Arrival STATIONS with their Distances from Manchester whe has come on a special mission to Belgium. ek ndrews, an officer of the Mendicity Society, said itself was one much snore melancholy, in the body or in his arms, and carried him into the receiving M ...A NCH ESTER, Oldham Junction 5, from frornßrox.' at I from fromlirox.' at Mills Hill 6, Blue Is 9. Shoreditch.' bourne. ] Stortford ' Stortford. bourne. Shoreditch. Several days ago the King granted permission t o that he found the prisoner begging of a gentleman in poor Hodg-son, the policeman. Hodgson was busy room, and he died in about ten minutes afterwards. Rochdale 11, Littleborough 14, Todmorden '2O, Eas!,wood 21 ---'----'------- '-- -- General Vandermeere, who is condemned to 20 years' the most impudent manner, importuning him to go at his work, directing his branch against the angle m r . corfe here stated; in answer to the Coroner, that Bebd• , n Bridge 24, Luddend n Foot 26, Sowerby Bridge '2- 4 805118 45 51 925 51 530 M 55nDI i 640 M 930 ilo I 5 10 45 I .8 0 1 i• 45 itopriOntneilt, tO have himself removed from the pri- and see two dying infants, &c. Witness had known of the warehouse which abutted on the cottages, a Governor's order would not admit a patient at anY Elland 31, Brighouse 34, CO4 er Bridge 36 Dewsbur 41 11 30 I') ' y 1. 20 E 12 50 E 820 852 940 Horhury 44, Wakefield 48, Nor P t 51 ' ' . man on , LEEDS 60 150 E 223 250 • 920 950 10 10 son of the Petits Carmes to his 7own house, to be her himself for six years as a common and most in- when the building suddenly toppled over and time. The admissions were left to the discretion of ._ss _ 33) 415 4 Nu' 11 30 12 2 E 12 48 E there ettended b'y the physicians till the complete re- corrigible beggar, and had caused her to be convicted instantaneously buried him at his post, branch in the medical officers of the institution to decide uPon Departure from Arrival at 110eparture from Arrival at 4 .-0 , 5 •25 559 230 E 3 0 34i storation of his health. But the physicians having several times.-Committed for a month. hand. Mr. 1-fighton, of the Borough Gaol, had cases of emergency. He denied that the deceased had Ma hester. Le , ds. I L ee Ak. Manchester. 530 I 6 '2O 430 8.1 {A 53 925 j 6 30 5 0 7 5 549 8 (1 jud. - cd at the time the petient could not be removed UNION-HALL. gallantly volunteered his services in a work been kept so long waiting. Mr. Forbes, the house- 7 OAI 10 10m , ' ------ 5 47 - 11 On Sundays Trains leave Shore- lOn Sundays Trains leave Stort. w it'lj safety, thought it Prndent to wait till the fever John Edward!, in the service of William Chamber- in which he had much experience when he surgeon, proved that' the deceased died of consumP - 9 0 11 47 • 830 M ditch for Stizirtford c 8 and 9.31151, 'ford for Shoreciitco at 530 and 9 30 and at 23., 3 :30, and BE. 9 :30M, and at 130, 4 30, and 8 eE. h a d i e ft him. The day before YesterdaY the General lain, a brush-maker at Newington, was charged with formerly held a command in the police force tion, The Coroner and Jury expressed their regret 1° ° 1 15 E 7 40 10 50 • This Train leaves Broxbourne half an hour earlier on Mondays . 10 59 1 44 9 n I t 45 was taken to his own house, accompanied by two robbing his employer to a large amount. and shared every danger. Mr. H. was one of the that attention had not heen sooner paid the deceased, 1 20 E 4 35 10 16 1 llt EASTERN CO UNTIES. ~ l ames I n civil clothing, who are to remain with The Prisoner being suspected of purloining from the last, if not the last person who saw him, and the and said it too often happened that patients were kePt gear 3 20 6 45 1 20 E 5 0 him. stock in his master's warehouse was stopp e d on S a _ b o dy was found exactly at the spot where he indi- waiting an unnecessary length of thne, which ought 445 730 345 635 OPEN to BRENTWOOD. The Mi n i s t er of the Interior has just transmitted turdaY night, when a quantity of bristles were f oun d cated. He was found on his knees, with his arms ex- not to be the case at institutions founded for humane 7 0 10 30 1 6 0 845 DOWN TRAINS leave Shoredith at 830 and 11 051, and at 20, 30, 4 15, 50, 6 3 , and 7 45E. On SUNDAYS at 9',an 1 10051, and 0 - t h e G overnGrs of the provinces of Hainault, Liege, concealed °n his Person. On this discovery he mad e tended, his branch under him. It is a consolation to and ben e volent purposes. A verdict of " Natural 10 I D, 12 47 111 ' 715 10 0 at 20, a 0,4 0, 6 30, and 7 45E. The journey is performed in about and Namur, and to the Commissioners of th e arron _ a con fession to the effect-that he had been induced believe that his death was instantaneous, for besides death" was then returned. sUNnAYs. 45 minutes. dissernent of Charleroi, copies of t . he notices of the to rob his employer by a man named Jon - h h es, a coster- fractures in his limbs, his head was literally crushed • STEAM-BOAT COLLISION ON THE RIVER.-On SIM- Jo 59 8 011 11 3011 144 E 8 011 'll3O M 10 16 11 E UP TRAINS leave Brentwood at 8 45, CI 45. and 10 45151, and at 2 a , 3 30, 5 3 , , 6 SO, and 7 45E. Oa SUNDAYS at 843 and IU al, an 1 at 2 :d), 4 31), h 0. 6 43, a:.d 7 45E. condition of the supply of 38,800,000 kilogrammes o f mong . e r, to whom e gave t e property, at one-fourth to pieces. His body, far advanced in decomposition, da y morning, about half-past nine o'clock, a serious 630 E 10 0 6 0 E 930 coal, for the use of the French steam-boats in 1843. of its value. was removed to the dead-house in Prince s Dock, accident occurred to the Sons of the Thames, Graves- 10 0 12 4711 715 10 0 Chamberlain said that the rison NE WCA.STLE-U PON-TYNE AND On Sunday morning last the Minister of Public Mr. P er sold where it now lies awaiting the inquest. Among the end steamer, and the Prince of Wales, Greenwich a This Train leaves Brighouse at 740 AI. Works, the Inspector of Bridges and Highways, the bundles of bristles valued 20s. each to the risoner f CARLISLE. p or many claims on public gratitude, there are none steam-packet, during a dense fog which prevailed on t f th Burgomaster of Mons, and several engineers, arrived one shilling, and the wors o_ e case was that the stronger than those of his surviving relations. the river during the morning. It appears that the BIRMINGHAM & GLO UC ESTE R. Leave Arrive at Leave : Arrive at at the railw• tt . t Quievrain, and met at the plunder had been carried on for a considerable time. ay s a ion a , But the great loss of life took place. in the ware- latter boat was making her first trip from Greenwich frontier the Sub. Prefect, the Mavor, and the Director Mr. TRAILL remanded the risoner and directed ho P . , use-sheds fronting to Neptune-street. As they and when at.the top of the Pool, near London-bridge, , , DOWN TRAINS i From Birmingharn. • UP TRAINS Fro.n Gloucester -- „ 7 0 Morning 10 30Morning 7 °Morning 10 30110rni.,,! of Customs or vaienciennes. They then got into a that the receiver might be taken into custody. were burning at one end, effort*, in a great measure the sons of the Thames on its passage down, came in waggon which was prepared for them, and which, successful, were perseveringly made to empty them contact with her, .and carried away her figure-head, 1 Leaves Arrives lArrives 10 0 130 Aftern. 10 0 1 0 After' , OPENING OF TH te. ; SPECIAL at the other. ror. Chel. at Glou.l :1 Chet- Wor. Birmin 230 Aftern. 530 I 2 30 Aftern. ,6 0 brilliantly; ornamented, passed the frontier for the first In the furth f er o the two warehouses, stanchions, and paddle-box on the larboard side, and tester. tenhara. ceste . ! tenham cester. ham. "5 0 830 5 0 ;8 0 time. COMMISSION. occupied by Mr. M‘Knight, a sudd h • 1. • en s ten eng or broke the wheel, the man at the helm narrowly escap- A. ,. --.-- —_ A. 31. -''''''''' 6 30 explosion i volve S letter from Oudenarde of the 27th of September, STAIToRD, S uNDAy e.e oßeteee __At a par t erspas t , n d three labourers, who were em- ing being crushed to death by jtimping on board the 12 44 2312 50 314 530 6 1 815 9 4 ,, SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. says--." The new sluice built on the Scheldt at four y e sterday t h e i r Lor d s hi ps an d su it e reac h e d th e pi o y e d i n removing the goods, in the flames. Their Sons of the . Thames, whose figure-head was left on 9 0 Allrningll2 15 Aftern. 9 0 Morninff 12 15 Aftern 3104575 22 5 40 81583510 8 11 7 5 0 d - 5 0 Altera. 5 0 815 Autrive, was opened yesterday for the first time, railway station, wh e r e th e y were me t by E a rl T a lb o t, shrieks for help were truly horrifying. Mr. Rushton, board the Prince. The Prince was also much damaged 845 10 30 11 12 11 25 11 15 11 35 1 4 2 0 one hundred and twenty t ea l s, ' w hi c h h a d f or som e Lord Lieutenant ; - Hartshorn, Esca, Deputy Lieu - o ur stiPendiarY Mag i st r ate , Mr. Highton, governor on the starboard sid e b y com i ng in contact with some- r•m• k m * ..________________: 12 15 158 226 237 t 0 120 247 330 EDINBURGH AND GL A SGO W. weelss been stationed between Oudenarde and tena nt ; the High Sheriff, John Edwards Piercy, of the Borough gaol, with Mr. Whitty, and an in- thing in front and ed a complete wreck-the Autrive, first ascended the • A •I t F • the Mayor and Aldermen in their robes ; Sir spector of the force, were speedily on the spot d • , . appear 245434 5 2 5 , • 15 ' 4 0 ' 420 . - 522 6 4:i Trains depart from each Termini's at 7, 9 and II AI, nut river. • bove erg s y ,sq. , ,an passengers were landed and she dropped down to 715 9 9 942 955,715 ' 7 35 9 1 9ee boats were near the sluices, r ange d t w „ n d two, `, • , ear rsharles Clerk and the Rev. Dr. Coldwell, in robes ; extricated the wh° l e ° f them. TheY were sent to the Bl a ckwell, where sh e was d oc k e d for repairs at Messrs. 3 0 ... ••• 740 9 0 920 10 40 11 xi at 3,5, and 7E. On Sundays at 730 11, a:nd 530 E. the new cut, adorned with the colours of Belgium and Colonel S t. Geor g e, Captain St. George, - Hand, Infirmary, where two died almost immediately, and Ditchburn and Sons. The Sons of the Thames, 5 30 015 926 945 415 450 ... 9 0 'France, according to the country to which - the b E. • the Under Sheriff, and a large number of the the third survives, dreadfully injured. - - se RAILWAY STATISTICS. ye- sq. , minus her figure-head, proceeded on her passage to GRAND JUNCTION. FROM TFIE LATEST - OFFICIAL REPORTS. longed. A- salute of artillery announced the passage gentry of the county. The roads were crowded with In a warehouse-shed, further up the same street, Gravesend. The damage done is estimated at several of the first boat, which was soon followed b-11 ' ' ors. Sir Nicholas Tindal, Sir James Parke, but totally burned, another fatal accident took place. y a the spectat hundred pounds. An accident occurred near about r . ROM BIRMINGHAM TO LI. ~ , NAME OF RAILWAY. ... Total amount Total anaount I.ast others. Towards the end of the week, about 130 and Sir Robert Mounsey Rolfe having robed at the Mr. Whitty, with a party, were busy endeavouring th e same ti me t o N o. 3, Watermen's boat, which caMe YERPOOL. ..c ROM AATIIRPOOL TO BIRMINGHAM. Those rn.irkect • carry i ..uthorized to expended to' Dividend _ .10 heavy goods; and .t , g be raised hy dates of latest at per boats with cargoes front Tourney are e x p ec t e d , so stat i on, w h er e a• suitable , apartment was prepared, to save the goods, and to restrain the fire, when the in contact with a sa ili ng vesse l in the Pool, and had Leave I Time of 1 - Arrival -at- thus -t• run no Trains X - 1. shares and Balanee cent, per that on the first week of its opening, 250 boats dth Sheriff's carriage, and the process end of the building gave way, and the beams fell on on Sundays. Loans. Sheets /1111111,0. , they entere e . considerable damage done to her-a. great deal of alarm Birmingham ; Departure., Birmingham. ,_ ........-....—....—..... measuring above 50,00 0 ton s, will have passed through sion, marshalled by Mr. Thomas Bruton, the governor those below. One man literally had his head cut off , existed amongst the passengers, but fortunately no First Class .., • i 45 -7 .51 - First Class. 2 3 3) M — B - 0 M X. s. 0. ' X. s. dX. s. d. the sluice of Autrive. of the gaol, and Mr. Dibbs, his deputy, wen d e d i ts anot h er h a d hi s t hi g h s b ro k en, an d b o th bodies fell personal injury was sustained. The Fly, another - alixed Train *6 0 Mixed Train 6 0 11 31 ',Arbroath and l'orfar... 1 16 ',on 0 I 1:16,705 98 ; 3 10 0 --- _----- •hich was also crowded. As into the flames. It is incorrect that there was any Greenwich st aed h r moorings and ran First Cla , s 1 11 30 First Class... .15 12 45 E Birm & DerbyJunctlon 4& 1,(56,666 0 0 1,043,9103 002 a 0 PORTUGAL. way to the Court-house, u earner, s ipp e First Class... •2 45 E First Class... 10 30 315 Birm. & Gloucester the Court Mr. Bellamy, effort made to save these poor men_none could be against the Dre d h h • tel ship, and was also Mixed Train' 430 Mixed Train 4OE Brandling Junotion 25 45 ,(11 ,ii r 434,823 16 2' 4 1(1 0 soon as the Judges reached e . a mug t ospi • 930 FALmOunr, OcToDER 1.-The Tagus steamer, de- Clerk of the Assize, read the Queen s writ, under made. The brick-floor of this shed is now cleared, much damaged. A coal barge was lying along side, , First Claas... l 115 First Class ~, 7 0 11 30 Chester and Birkenhead 141 499,999 0 0 456.063 10 1:2 0 0 Dulaliii and Kingstown-. 6 370,,t4i 0 i: 30,262 4 4 5 0 1 th'it was found of then. r layer' by head winds, arrived here this afternoon, from which the Special Commission svas issued. The and al , emams was a few putting coal into the Fly at the time, and the se el nAvs ! ' SUNDAYS ' • • tpundee and Arbroat4 IN 140,0'0 (1 0 143,552 5 8 5 0 0 First C14 , 5... 1 1 45 M First Class... 3 30 M 8 11 M • F.astern Counties Gibraltar eed, Cadiz 9 3d, Lisbon 26 th, () Porto 27th, Sheriff th en h an d e d th e prec epts to the Bench, when calcined bones , and some metal articles about their " coalies," as th e y are t erme d, were also carried away anece Tr , !n 730 Mixed Train 815 12 45 E Edi , inurgh & Glasgow 46 I.:meat 18 7 ... Vige, 28th ult. She had 11 cabin passengers, aad a the Chief Justice adjourned the Court till Monday persons. Mr. Whitty effected his retreat with great to their great dismay. Mixed Train 11 30 Mixed Train 10 30 315 l'Glasg., Paisley, &Ay 40 833,.44) ', ti 857,299 14 II 310 0 1511i,ed Train 245 E Mixed mit, 7 E 12 N'al t 'WWI: , Pais. & (=rem. 23 , 7. 9,110 53, 709016 531 0 0 further supply c,':.',o oxen. The Formi lable an I Re- at ten o'clock. difficulty, and this was one of the manynarrow escapes A STRANGE STORY.-A strange story is in circu- • Those Trains meet the NOrth Union T r • ' '-- ' • J ' ' s rand ..netion 834 1,957,5 , i0 ii°012,280 59(1 3 , 11r1 0 ain to Preston at Parkside Great North of Englani; 45 1,(41 AO '. ill 997,147 19 11/ 410 vonge remain e d a t Gib ra l tar, an d th e Lvnx at Lisbon. Just as their Lordships were leaving the Court, . wh;ch he had on that eventful day. lation, that the son of a Scotch Peer, having been rea,........... eesaeseess= Isil 6,463,513 17 11'6,282 478 '2ll 6 0 0 i Gr,•at Western The Montrose left Lisbon for the southward, on the Mr. V. Lee rose to make an application for the ad- 'nese are the principal . of the unfortunate events harshly used whilst a youth ley his father, fled and CII ESTER AND CRE WE. i Hay e r vof the ruins recals The ft 11 24th. In lat. 47 14, l on , 7 00, passed the "reviot West mission to bail of A rt h ur O'N e ill , w h o was brought which t he s.ll- v i e . . -•--- -0-a- =OM entered as a common s e aman on board or a Inan - of- FROM CREWE TO CußsTga. FRom CHESTER TO CRIMP:. i L 'u L a i n t e d r S n e trPreat oil_ 211 t 488,33 ~ 01i 435,390 12i:3 11 0 India steam-ship, steering S.W. W. up under a h a b eas eo ' p as . The Chief Justice said ( , ) . t. hfe, ' s , ve , ar e naPPy to state, f a n s fa r short of rumour. war, where he was known by the name of Peter. mai, Leaves Crewe. Leaves Clime,. , I.iver •cril Sr Manchester 31 1,R32,375 0 01,515,255 3610 0 0 The following l e tt er g i,,,, th e only neW3 of intertst he would hear the ar. t" h b aer Lee et certaimY does n° t exceed e i ght, and may possibly, whiisten thi s . •t , e o ften amused his shipmates pp Ica eon in cam ers. e . capaci 3, ne Mixed Tra ii .... 9 0 First Class 11 :'(1 London & Blackwall _ 1 :14 4)00,000 0 40.071,717 4 7 2 0 0 from Portueal :- renewed his application in chamber*. The case was for any decidedly c e rtain evide nce that appears, be b tlr th th s h h uld some day become a y e ing em a es o • First Class .... ....... ... 2OE Mixed T ain 5 ''E London & Brighton '! 56 2,400,000 0 '12,269.159 011 _ LUIEON, %zrr • 26.--Tt i:' , tedious to be dwelling' discussed, and Chief Justice Tindal and Baron Rolfe only six. Lord, and that, when he did, they should all be wel- MAIL On Sunday only th, Mail Trans run. Lenthm & Greenwich • ' 993,300 0 , 1 966,239 4 '2 0 7 6 . perpetually:on the same theme ; hut the distr(ssingfi- wore inclined to grant the application, but Baron come to his castle. At length the old Lord died, and • London &South Western 921 ; 2 540,100 ; 142,420.1% 19 11 714 3 ' - nancial stet fo7 the country is l'il 1- 1 f anx- Parke differed. The th J d 'TS.-W0- are I RAILWAY IMPROVEMEN tO d, upon , «Manchester & Birin ' 2 6 , 2.80'N" "' 0 0 1 45154 1 45 2 1 ... . . stt. e 3onrce o . ree u ges then consulted his son toole , possess' of the estate, and many of C HESTER AND BER KEN HE AD , m „,, c 10 17 b 116 16 8 777 95c )3 . ~ .1011 , fi , iety to every one. The ha ik has just concluded an- the Habeas Corpus Act, and after nearly half an highly 1 that "an entire] respectable author' y, y new his shipmates are said to have since resided with him, F ROM CN •hts.er & nolton ~‘ .... 5 r ... , ,.. ,.. , s ..,...,....,._..! _ 3 _ ,l ESTER TO BIRRENHCAD. F ROM BIHKSNIIKAD TO (11F.STER. MatICIICSIeT & Lee& 'el; 1 , 3, -, 4:0 , .. , a2 ? u,:z.ri.mtkin 1 . 86 0 e .' i'. other loan with. the Government of - one thousand con- hour's deliberation, decided that the Id ii •• t" f reilvvity carriage has been invented, by an old to y cou not enter- escrip ion o wer bein ,fi d g tte uP for their accommoda- A t tos (22.5,00)4 Part of which will go i mme di a t e ly to taill the application, as the Commi ss i on had o p ene d, a professional gentleman at Hammersmith, which tion. One of hi s s i s t ers in his absence had married ( at Man p 5 NI, and Mixed Trains Mixed I rains:4B2 :and 10 20 Al, Mid and (7ounties.. ., .1,533, .00 U 011,614,877 fa 14 0 0 830 nd 1.30 51, and at 1,4, and at 1 )50 and 3 50E, MAIL at Newcastle & Carlisle 6l 95 0 , 0 0 0 "1 , and 7 45 E. 6 411 E. 6 I 0 ' Newcastle & N. Shields. _:7._ 3.20, ;,, ,,,,, 0 : 1 212,077 10 ? 6 0 0 0 'at meet the InOre Prelsing Pmergenei es o f t h e s ta t e . Another aPPliea,ti°,n will be made t o _ mor ro w (Mon_ may be propelled without the aid °f st,eam• at an ex- a Spaniard, an d i s now r esiding . in Spain, and his re = y r '‘e i - ;: 1 :: r e ; t 0 c The claims of Colonel Rose, on behalf of the British day - ) to allow 0 . ..\ e . ill to . traverse to next assizes. If traordinary speed, exceeding sixty miles . per hour, Lordship has left Scotland on a visit to her. Before 6i; E, ;i t 3f ;nc i,.,:l an sz i .l 4 l) s A l l,lti c nejl i Trzw A t i s . 3 a t: , li s IzIl t : Ei i c i t o la n nd ... ...... 7. z 2 2i ,Z :11. gf: 02 ,r 4, 18 ,6 2) 1 1., : ( 3 i i e e e • 631 E. . 32-4 '-‘),i n ' Northern and iastern I 4 o. ,00 0 lii 685 )2 0 7 3 3 1. - : 7 - I \\,...:(.. , officere whu served in the Peninsular war, are likely tried this Commission his trial will not come on before with cumParative safety, without oscillation, or the he went, hOwever, he offered a sum to any man who thMaaTt ii l:ackets leave Liverpool for Birkenhead '.O minutes before Preston & Wyre II9 533 000 0 q 317'695 () 84 0 0 d f IV k 1 • h 7 933, TO 0025 ' gor each Train far Chester, an nun ir eri lead for Li. Sheffield & Mane ester 1,527 0 0 ... to be irnme liately liquidated. The amount of them Wednesday. Mr. Lee will defend him as far as exa- Possibility of turning over by the lossof a wheel or an should discover a youth, named " George, 'to whom verpord on the arrival of every Train from Chester. , •South'Eastern 4O 3, 36,60,1 0 0:1,075,468 5 4 . • ie 160 con f 1 . ,:, the halfof which the GovernmEntproposed mining witnesses, but he himself will address the axletree breaking, an d wor k e d upon a most simple his Lordship in eaily life had become attached. This 1 Ulster 0 ' York 8c North Midland 27 669,999 0 tr 631,941 6 010 0 (3 tO pay in the extinct paper currency, which bears' Court in defence of Christian Chartism. principle, and which will, no doubt, eventually become man George is said t o have been discovered a few NORTH UNION. a value in the market, and scarcely any purchasers of • PRISONERS TO BE TRIED.-North Staffordshire_ the ordinarY mode of railway travelling for short dis- days since at Worthing, and it is supposed that he , Trains leave Liverpool tor Lancaster at 3 15 (Mail), 8 45, ' Directors and Secretaries y• Ralbya? ! Compavies are le ab,ut. are p,r cen t. This offer was, Of COUne, refus ' ed„ Hi g h t re ason, 1 : arson, 7 ; inciting a riot, 7; riot and tances, from the circumstance that the railroad and will soon make an a tt em pt to reach his Lordship. and II Al, and at 230 and 445 E ; L axid from Manche?ter for ! quested to transmit their Train Bills to the Sun-Office, Bv th e law passed in 1834, all debts contracted in that . assault, 3 ; cutting and maiming , 1 ; heUsebreaking, carriages may be cbnstructed and kept in repair at less Such are the reports ie_eireulation ; but we do not Latteaster, at 15 minutes after . the iverpr time of starting. when any allgrg(ions take place, and they will /se dele curvency prior to it 6 a bolishment, were to be made ' oa ; riot and demolition of property, 84 ; stealing pro_ , than a fourth of the usual expense: vouch for their accuracy.—..th*.hton Herald. • I rams leave Lancaster for Liverpool an _Manchester - -;10 and ii 43 M- *xi at 10 and 50 E. /at 2, attended 67. • . Departure Arrival A:rival DOWN TRAINS. from at : t London. , Rugby. B rmingham -... Mixed, to Birmingham ' 6 OAI 1930 M 11 15 M Third Class, ditto Mixed, ditto 8 0 11 5631 145 First Class, ditto Mixed, to Rugby 4 MA it , First Class Mixed, to Birmingham Ditto ditto Ditto, to Aylesbury .... . Ditto, to Birmingha tn 5 0 838 10 15 4 Ditto, to Wolverton •MAIL, Mixed *MAIL, to York, by Rugby 9 0 12 15 M —_________.----.....—: Departure Demi'. Arrival UP TRAINS. from Sure horn at Birmingham Rugby. London. *Mixed, from Wolverton. Ditto ditto Ditto, from Birmingham... 7 ONI 823 31 12 45 E Ditto, from Aylesbury *MAIL, First Class Mixed, from Birmingham 10 0 11 17 3 15 Ditto ditto l2 Noon 1 23 E 6 0 Ditto ditto 1 15 E 2 35 6 30 Ditto, from Rugby "'Third Class, from firming. 220 413 10 0 First Class, -ditto 4 0 517 915 Mixed, ditto. 6 0 7 18 11 15 • 11Ati., Mixed, ditto l2 Night 1 '2311 5 3031 *Mixed, from Rugby , 1 5 5 0 The Sunday Trains are marked*. In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leave, Birmingham on Sundays at 1 30 E, calling at all the Stations, Time Leave I Arrival UP TRAINS of Swindon 1 at Daily. except Sundays. Starting. Junction. Parldington Short 'l'rain from Heading... 7 30.%1 ... ...... 8 55 M Ditto from Slough.... 9 0 ' 9 45 From Swindon From Bristol Short Tr. from Maidenhead 11 15 MAIL, from Bristol ..... ... 8 40 10 28 I 1 10 Short Tr. from Maidenhead 1 45 E Goods Train from Taunton.. 7 30 M 5 40 E 12 0 From Taunton Ditto Short Train from Slough - ' 6 15 From Taunton Short 'Tr. from Maidenhead 8 0 From Taunton MAIL, from Taunton li 15 2 35 M 5 25 M Goods Train from Taunton 6 30 E 2 40 i 7 40 SUNDAY UP TRAINS. Short Train from Slough From Swindon MAIL, from Taunton ....... 6 45 10 30 M 1 10 E Short Train from Slough .. i 5 0 E ...... 5 50 From Taunton . . •' 12 30 4 20 E ' 20 short Tr. from Maidenhead' 7 30 Ditto from Reading....! 9 0 MAIL, from Taunton ....... 11 15 2 35 M 5 25 M The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stations. • Dt)WN. UP. Departure Arrival Departure' Arrival TRAINS. from at TRAINS. from at Rugby. Derby D er by. Rugby. - - let 6 45M 9 0M Ist 2d ...... 945 12 10 E, 2d 3d 4th 250 530 E I 4th ...... 440 7 0 sth 8 45 10 50 sth 7 30 10 0 6th Mail 12 20 M 249 M 6th Mail 110 40 12 50 M ON SUNDAYS. Ist 2d 34 Departure Arrival at Arrival DOWN TRAINS. from Southamp- at Nine rims. ton. Gosport. .....—....._—... Mix( d Tram Ditto ... • ...... 0 0 12 20 E 1 •E Fa.t Train .....• ll 0 2 H 'Z 2) Goods Train . ix d Train fast Train Mixed Train 5 0 8 3 1 0 0 MAIL .. •• H 30 11 57 12 31 M Cre+ods Train SUNDAYS. Mixed Train Ditto ... MAtf, __. ~ "0 11 57 12 .4'2 M Leaves Leaves Arrives at Leaves Arrives Arrives /Sirmin X' Crewe. Man. Man _ at at Rir. ham. , cheater. theater. Crewe. mingham 45M 4 OM 5 051 4 0M 5 15M 8 OM 7 30 9 0 6 45 8 15 11 30 9 (1 10 30 7 30 9 0 11 30 145 E 3 0 E 845 10 0 12 45 E 245 E 5 0 615 11 15 12 30 E 315 6 15 4 30 7 30 9 0 7 45 845 11 30 SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. 1 4.5 M 4 051 5 1551 , 4 051 I 5M 8 011 730 930 10 45 8 3') 110 0 115 E 11 3 / 1 45E 30E 1 11 15 12 30 E 315 245 E 5 0 630 745 E 845 11 30 'AT, per atone of 'lbs 'fallow Meltars) Js. NJ. tIRK ET. last mancet.day, 8 ti Walls End Belmont /6 W. E. Braddyll'sHetton 2l Walls End Haswell 2l walls End Hetton • 21 Walls End Lambton t 7 Walls End Stewart's 2l Walls End Caradoc , at Walls End Heugh Hall ' 2l Walls End,Kelloe Walls End Adelaide walls End Brown's Deanery 19 . Walls End Gordon Wale E. d"I es,. ...... 21 %ails End West Hatton lB Ts Cow pen Howard's West Netherton 17 v Wem yss COUNTRY CORN MARKETS. Pease , - to w 0 • Mau. ' 1 3', M 215 M 525 M 1 Wheat. I Barley. Oats. Beans. Peasc• ' Mixed Train ....... Goods Train Nlixecl Train 8 3 , 1 9 0 12 30 Cadiz le - 68 31 - 2.1 •.- 46 .- -- .„,, Fast Train lO 31 11 0 2 0 Hexham I 4-4 72 36 38 'A 28 - - ** - ~ e , Mixed 'Fran I 12 30 B 1 0 E 430 Morpvth ....... 48 54 28 34 18 22 40 42 •-• , ..... Fast Train - 16 - 33 - r 23 -- 46 -.- .... Mixed Train - 44 - 32 •••• 23 - 43 -- ...., Goods Train SUNDAYS. Per Bushel. 1 s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. /.d. s.d. s.d col 7, 0 Malt . .... ... Mixed Train 1 4., E Cowbrioge... 7 6 80 3 6 46 2 9 30 5 0 5 3 ~ • 0 ,:. Ditto .. .... .. 430 E 50 E 845 Swansea Short Trains leave Woking daily at 7 3 4 M, 1 1 ., 5 1 4, and 71, 4 E. Sun. Barn Per 8011. 0 0 days at 9 , 4 M. 6 1 ,, , and 8 1 4 E . ardcastle 13 11 16 6 8 9 9 0 4 0 7 4 9 6 11 6 0 0 01 • Durham mocisacamsat=== Richmond., l3 6 15 6 9 6 It; 0 6 0 8010 0 11 0 o v, t o , LONDON AND BRIGHTON, Stockton STATIONS, with their Distances from London Hridgp. NEWCASTLE CORN EXCHANGE • .._let'l . White • ..3 1 , LoNnON, New Cross 3, CROYDON 101. Godstone Host' 131, 4 dvd 45 5t5 3 1 1, -. 5 64 . , f ,,,a, H•rle 1 24 Stoat's Nest 141, illerstham 19k, RED HILL 21/, y Whe,t, North indpertand .. Norfolk and Suffolk THREE BRIDGES 291, Holcombe 331, HAYWARD'S HEATH -..---- Berwick and Scotch ........ 371. Hassock's Gate 43k, BRIOSITON boir. • . Foreign Rye, Norfolk and •sai Mk 9614.28........ -•. ~, ,, , . .ii, , . VA Leave Arrive ii Leave Arrive in Foreign 'nDOWN. London. Bright , Ur. Brighton London. Barley, Malting, Norrola and foutitilk... ail, 305...........4.-44.•• ........„--. —. Grindidg and beetling Mixed MAIL. First don 930 Beans, Small - . -s. I Clas, 945 11 45 Mixed ' 730 M 10 0 ---• Tick 33s. 4-'s ToCroydon 10 45 First Class .. 941 1 1 0 • Pease, White 3 1 ,5 32i -1. ' • Mixed ... 11 45 215 E 3158. Mixed II 0 4 3 0 B , ----- Gray ' fl , :8a --a - • Ditto :', Mixed 3 0 530 First Class .. 23' 520 .---- ......... . - Feed .....11. 18s.'lls - • First Class 4• 0 030 Mixed 4 0 sos . —Foreign 20.. 225 --' ---4 Mixed ... 6 0 630 Ditto .... 7 ' 930 ... Flour (lag ~a ck).. 38 4' -4.. . 4* goods 9 0 12 30 51 , Goods 0 c ,1 341 31 . •••••••••••••••••• ............. 6 4 ToCroydon l'i 30 DEVIZES CORN MARKET. c. - SUNDAYS 1 From SUNDAYS. Per Quarrer. s. al. a. 41.1 Per Qua' ;es s. . 1 . , II i Mixed Di tt n ,itto ToCroydon 10 0 ' Ditto 7 0 1/ ':(1 dirley . '4l 0 28 51 Bread (pergalloO. 010 - SHOREHAM BRANCH.--Mixed Trains leave Brighton tor Shore. -- 'Vol 6...- As:lor At 7A .nil II . 1 INA ....I ... 1.1 1.-. ... 1 , .I. L .....i Ift i: 'f ' l... 11,......,....1 c.fd.orri i l ca vimAtitin (InmnartV ' S 4"."-% U. 0 0 00 o • .e. . 111 4 ' 4 4 107 0 ti F. :;ev • The General Steam Navigation Company's Packets, John Bull, Capt. J. P. Corbin, from HO" - burgh, and the Columbine, Capt. W. Norwood, frau Rotterdam, arrived at eleven yesterday morninff- • METROPOLITAN REFORM ASSOCIATION.---.on day night, at nine o'clock, a numerous meeting of O P. inhabitants of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, was held the Cambrian Tavern, Castle-street, Leicester-squarP , for the purpose of having the principles of the Mer: politan Reform Association explained, and of adoptolt resolutions thereon. Dr. Black observed that six') years ago, in the city of Westminster, a public 'nee% was held to consider what steps should be edoP in order to promote Parliamentary _Reform, when' Sub-Committee was formed, who reported a r 1" which was the basis of the Radical party of the cal l : try. Since the passing of the Reform 13111 the Re c! .. cal party among the middle classes had been in abet" ance, and they have found that the working cless o have taken up the six points. It was in the view Of lit; tempting to form an association adopting the ol principles of Reform, that some gentlemen who well, connected with the Corresponding S oc i e ty of 178 0, had come forward to organise the Metropolitan Refor in Association, consisting of the middle classes. WESTERN LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC TION; --LEICESTER-SQUARE.—The lecture Season a t ! this Institution commenced on Thursday evening - wit': a conversazione. M. Hanhart, Esq., delivered a 11 1.," interesting lecture on lithography, in which he ful ly explained the entire process, and elucidated Millman" del's method of printing in colours or lithotint. Af ter ; the lecture the company adjourned to the reading' rooms, in which various interesting articles were ei" hihited. We noticed a fine collection of ancient armour from the time of Henry VIII. to Charles , Several very beautiful carvings in wood, caloW e ' portraits, and views, and some fine specimens of elec' trotype, the principal of which was a splendid coil from Plaster—subject, " The Last Supper," after Leornardi da Vinci. Professor Wheatstone's Elect:r Magnetic Engines attracted considerable attentioat and his Stereoscopes afforded much amusement' Hughes' Marine Telegraph was also an object of md i interest, as well as a most . superb casket, executed P -7 •• Mr. Rogers, for Baron. Rothschild . OF TUE "LEEDS CONSERVATIVE —This paper, which was commenced by Mr. Perrin ft e on leaving the Intelligencer, and of which fite number was published on the 7 th of May, has' , week ceased to exist. A letter in another column frPnl_ Mr. Perring shows the circulation of the paper t o he re been considerable. —Leeds Mercury. a BIRTHS. On the 27th ult., at Sheffield, the wife of Richard Sol l i" Esq., of a son. On the 28th ult., at Liverpool, the lady of John Ssraino"' Esq., of a son. On the 29th ult., at the Cedars, Wormley, the lady of Wp m tain James Dolphin, of a son. A Of On the 29th ult. , at Upper Hyde-park-street, the ht ., ' Captain Alfred Chapman, of a daughter. On the 24th ult., at Thicket Priory, Yorkshire, the 101 1 the Rev..l. D. Jefferson, of a .daughter. On ill , 27th ult., at Salisbury, Alra. Jane Hussey. of a 10,:r . On the Ist inst., in Upper Harley-street, Mrs. ThonoP Hunt. of a son. i Ilid R RIE D: 1 On Katurda , the Ist inst., at St. James's Dover, by the y t ... Rev. Frederick W. Darwall, James Norris, F..sq., of Halvin, e ur street, America-square, London, to Augusta. second deur" of Mr. Henry Arnold, of Marchmont-street. . 1 1l On the Ist inst., at St. Margaret's, Westminster, Jo t o t. . Cubitt, Esq., of Great George-street, to Ellen, r ugg daughter of the late lieutenant. J. Moore, R.N. . , osi ,. , On the Irt inst., at st. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, r•l a i i ii i, 4 youngest daughter o' Richard l'opplotun. Esq., Grange to Robert Watkingtort, Esq., High-street, Bloomsbury. „ ft , t)n the Ist ult., at St. Vedast, F.tster-lane, Ch ea lisidef, ' r i thi , W. Spet,cer, a Cloudesley-terrace, Is1;ngtoo , to Maria F'' i d, -' only daughter of Jonathan Gooding, Esq., solic4or,sootbro Suffolk. - -- ' On the Nth ult., at Bath, Mb. Rosa, fourth daughter of , Affir,3 Alban, widow of the late W. Y. Alban, Esq. , 'Of Lincoln. '"0 On the 20th ult., at Genoa. Thomas Robinson, eldesl..!°n John B twling. of Hammersmith, aged 33 Alsry Jane. --- On the 21st ult., at Invonville, Seine Interieure,_ the infant daughter of James Ouchterlony, Esq., 4'ill afirl ut s. ilo.- - On the 29th ult , at Notting-hill-square, Dean Raynor s Esq , aged 73. -m i . • Job° On the 29th u:t. , at Theberton - street , Islington, --- Rogtrson, agvd C 3. _ flan stellat On the Ist of October, at Southwell Cottage , th• --, bet Marmaduke Lanollale, EN:, eldest son ot Marmaduke r• Langdale, Esq., of Gower-street, Bedford-square. On the let inst. at Sussex-square, Hyde-park, Lieut.'''. aP f— t , General Sir John Sinclair, Bart., of Dunbeath, North Br t i a l i 9. o On the Ist in=t., Ann, daughter of the late Mr. jaineV" of Lower Whitecross-street taries of Railway Companies are 7e it their Train Bills to the Sun-Office, ' Loudon Printed and Published by 11JURD ions tape place, and they. will k duly O YOLo nd, No. 112, Strand, at The Sus Office No. 112 s S tra the County of Michilose4 ? Tuesdays dew 1542. THE MARKETS.-(YESTERDAY.) CORN EXCHANGE. • Last week's arrivals were small of English Grain, good of Irish Oats, and considerable! of Foreign Wheat. New Wheat sold with tolerable freedom, at last.week's prices, and rather more doing in Foreign. Barley was Is. per quarter lower. Beans and boiling Peas maintained their value. Gray Peas were Is. per quarter cheaper. OW sold slowly, and new Irish declined Is. Flour was at last week's reduction. %Rill V ALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST VVEg!c• Wheat. Barley. o ;ye.. Flour 3,604 /re. 1,915 qrs. 4,391 qra 14,5470'1 41 Irish - 13,12 j -- Foreign - 5,940 $l5 brle. . OK 30/01.13 OF WIT Wheat,Red (old) 4&, 545. Beane, Small (new)... ..... - White (o 14) 52.. 55.. --(old) 36 MI. - Bed(lEl42) - Tick (new) ..... S3l - -5 (old) Superfine..... • t,6s. - Harrow (new)......30,.29 1, -. White ( 1842) ... 524 Sis• (01d)....... 341. 3 Fine s -s. Brink -. --Superfine 55. 65.. Oats,Feed 16.41• ---o-Foroign free 4 6 606 . -- N lyr 384 401 Poland 21,250 Barley 26s 35s --- , New - .-- Grinding '6. 30.. -- Potato.. 24 261. - Malting 30. 321 -- wew 4 Malt sr.. 60.. Scotch 25. 27 1 . -- Fine New 56e. tOi. - Irish 14... . . 17. 215. Pease, Grey, New • Bs. 30s. Flou:Town (per 5ae1t)....46. 460. Maple New . --- Seconds 40, 421. - White 32, • 345. , N.rth Country 32. 40.• - Boilers CI • 40. I Bran 7. Sc. SMITHFIELD. The supplies were large, and the market dull, particu larly for the large and coarse sorts of Beef and Mutton, the prime barely maintaining our last quotations. In Veal and Pork the trade was much the same. For Lambs the demand was partly over, and Pigs were on the decline. Beasts, 3,982 ; Sheep and Lambs, 27,800 ; Calves, 11 1; Pigs. 615. Beef, 2s. 10d. to 4s. 2d. ; Mut ton, 2s. 10d. to 4s. 2d. ; Veal, 3s. 6d. to 4s. 10d. ; Pork. 2s. Bd. to 4a. Bd. ; Lamb, 4s. to 4s. 4d. TEA MARKET. There was only a limited business transacted, bat holders were firm,- and obtained full rates ; is. Bd. Wss the value of low second Congou cash. TALLOW MARKET. The demand was good for Russian Tallow, and holders were firm. P. Y. Candle on the spot 48s. 3d. ; New and Old 475. 9d. per cwt. ; and Town Tallow wail Os. 64. nett cash. OIL MARKET. Fish Oils were firm, and in good request. Cod w* was sold at 351. per tun. Linseed Oil in refines, at 30, per cwt. PEW E OF BIiKAD. Inc OThes% eof 'tie ii. he Maroplita is tOr thy 4 02f G ,_rt Bread may be had at Bid. li:E4 OF SEEDS. Pc. Quarto• Per Cwt. ~ I vw , gi,sh lte• Clover...6os 754 St. Fein ....................-.4 HI , 4 " ;:;!. 0!.I ! it_.-: Di , o —s s s Rye Gus —....:13$ I" New Foreign Di to. ..—s 56. 711: Paeey Grass . —s '"".."... '' O A Old Di - to Li to —s .1 —s L,tiseed, fur teeth , g ...—s 50* Q"".. ' ",'6AP ew White ( %o'er 50e ses Gis Dit 0, for sowing .......-5 hi.'s I ., , Kityto Old Di't . Di .:.• — s -. s —s Ditto, fur erushi .g ....--s , Fs m 44 ,-, stw Tre oil ..... ........... Fs Vs H In ...... ........ ....... ..--ss 4 2$ 0s 4441-coln Old .:..itto i'r (Olium a ~..3 —$ Per B .shel. ,'3?' 1.: glish .: arraway .lt 40s 4"ns White Nliist , ,rd.... (is lid to 12* t • - 1,1 . .ot ,t 1 Foreign !•,itts: —, 41s Cis Brown Ditto 104 nci to 11,s' loste r. /1 Coriailier .. P i iCE JF OIL. ' t VW le Rake Oil, brown, per ton £43 0 , c,l Ditto, relined - ' :•`, Linseed Oil 34 11 i Ulm: ed Oil Cake at the. Mill (per 1000) lO I , ita;,e • ake. per ton ............... .—." ....... NticE OF TALLOW, SOAP, ta. p.m- 1121 b. .. r l'own Tallow .f2 11 611elting Stuff.... ...... ......£1 13 Yellow Russia l 2 10 01Ditto Rough White . ..... ... , i 0 0 Graves 1 Soap Ditto 0 0 0 Good Dregs 0 _. PRICE OF RAW F Price of fallow (as stated by the '1 COAL 51, Ships arrived since I s. d. Armies Buddle's West Hartley li 6 Car's Hartley Holywall Maln lB 0 New •lantield M00r... Ord's Iledheugh l4 k Pontop Skindsor l5 n Taylor's Hartley landeld Moor l9 0 West IA ylam l5 6 W ylain Walls End Acorn Close Walls End Brown's Walls End ,;thiforth Wall , ' End Hilda ... 18 6 Walls End Hotspur Walls End Killingworth Walls End Riddell's l9 6 M s ,