The Sun. — London, England, 1842-09-13 00:00:00

. • in_ THE stiN, LONDON ) TUESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 13 1849 - 5 - 4 . Leaves . .. . s from the astonished multieude. It is almost unneces- ......---"'°;( - AMERICAN TARIFF AND TRADE of paying old debts or purchasing new commodities. ' COMMITTAL OF IV M. DAVIS. " - :11 . A ve. NCHESTER & BIRMING WITH ENGLAND. There is a positive glut of provisions of all kinds-the The final examination of the soldier, William I nary to inform our distant readers (for there are few GENKRAL RAILW AY INFORMATION. farmers find their stores and the wharfs of the inland Davis, of the'6th Regiment, for shooting at, and kill- but must have heard of the far-famed iron bridge at i Arrives a . Leaves - Arrives :51 'We have been favoured with the follawing letter ports loaded with their produce, for which in the inte- ing, -Stephen Clasby, the junior mate of the York Sunderland) that it is so constructed that large ves- :•,, w- Rirming. Man- Man. at 'mine s( ham. Crewe. from a gentleman of high character and extansive ~-------- - -.7=-...-- chester. chaster. Crewe r i or they can absolutely obtain nothing in money. convict hulk, on the 2d inst., whilst on duty as guard ' sels of 400 tons sail underneath it without striki ng _.„0"" e- t- - _4l - o•a- - .- . -f t Orkney - If -- _ _ _____ __ __ _ _____commercial knowledge, now in the United States. t -i:'' -. __. 145 M 4 OM 5 OM 4 031 515 31 1 0 The reason of this is, that having already oversup- at Haslar, took place on Thursday last, at the Town- their masts. Oli A .-r t ~_ ,z.- , bears internal evidence of having been written by a pli e d the New Orleans and New York home demand, hall at Gosport, before Mr. W. Page and Mr. E. P. Nearly two years ago a man visited this town, an d STT N s 7„ . _ ..,... : -..-1i.,, Ears° , 730 9 0 rs. IASL.: 6 13 , 3: .5410055 11 6 7012 8 L 50 15 :1E:547 1 : e.9, ii,2, man of keen observation and sound judgment, and it .•..•. 9 0 10 30 730 9 0 43 they have reduced the prices so low, that the expense Samuel. The evidence previously given' against the announced his intention of peniarming the same feat. - Q ..„,:-.. is every way worthy of the most attentive considera-V 2 4 : E 7 5 30 11 30 145 E 3 OE 845 To o-,Pi i' of transport for so many hundred miles, an expense prisoner was again read over and sworn to, and the Immense crowds were attracted to the spot, but when tt - --- - De . .. , :-- 7 tion. It is (Wed New York, August 4, 1842: INI. A ) „, 615 445 E 615 , 9 3 0 which remains nearly fixed, swallows up the whole of following additional produced :-James Cooper, an the hour for this display of courage and skill arrived, ik. -, Dinpri . ~ __ _ _ 745 845 ' l3° All Americans have their heads full of the neces the p r i c e. In this state of things, having glutted the excavator, deposed that he was at work on the day of he was non est inventus, to the mortification an d 'wi g r _ .z, - --r - -=',. -- -- sity of obtaining the admission of their produce into --- . , --a"' z- - : . SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. (1) • home market, and finding.. .it very difficult to force a_ n the unfortunate occurrence in a dirt barge, with other • chagrin of the spectators. • • . T.,. • -''' _.. -„ England if they are to continue to take our menu- • inn-nesz .• , -.9 , . ,-, 1455140 M 5 15 M 4 0111 1 5 15M . 1 , 5 1 - b 7 increased export trade to take off the surplus, the men, i n Haslar Lake ; that he saw the deceased, It was, therefore, left for Smith to 'do what no man SHEWING THE g b ce - 730 930 10 45 830 110 0 '-2 - facture.. This is the topic which every one enter- ;at'' PC f 441 ?a • . •. 7 . 3 15 Western farmers have brought home directly to them who had charge . over the men at work in The barge, manever d w i i d ll b d e a fo re re La a n t d te w m th p a t t, aga ve in ry . probably,smithis an active, ,zi_ . * ' (aaP c 4 11 3') 145 E 3 0 E 11 15 12 30 E„ yo • tains me with-and they urge it upon me, in the 2 45 E 5 0 630 7 . 45 E 845 " 0 the truth that their power either of paying old debts, as well as of the convicts; walking with his, arms be . ., , American way, as earnestly as if I had it in my own t - wiii,47, M A M Nc A H R N s STATIONS T E C R 11 with an -- e smir ef, from • or obtaining new . supplies, their wealth . in . fact, is hind hi m i n a dir e cti o n towards the barge ; that the brave, jolly-hearted fellow, short-made, and about RAILWAYS Igf err 7.1,44 .ra ' power to repeal the sliding scale and let into Liver-.,.•• V exactly in proportion to the extent to which they can I prisoner was walkingabout with his hands folded,.and twenty-three years of age. He has frequently leaped ...1 o E ldh S am T J E un a ction A s7M D ills 1 :16 8 , B i lue S . Ad : li pool all the wheat of the west. scale, of our re-Ili THE „ 3lon-brx - , .=---- ° ' ?a l . " Pert 77 ___f - ' I \ 1 secure purchasers for their produce. And that the his gum by his side': that .he saw the prisoner point his from the highest yards, and masts of ships Into th e fusal to take the only great products of the Westhrn Yankees seize upon them, explain to them Great gun and level it, and heard the report, an d saw the se a , ; ,.afu-I,,in several instances, has been instrumental EXITED EINGDOM. '2l _Tr. - ;,"P" :-t- 10,1 States has been repeated indefationbly by the advo-Rochdale 11, Littleborough 14, Todmorden ' , O, Easto,,„"" t• Britain will not take their produce, that other nations deceased fall : that the deceased was Walking in a side- in saving the lives of his fellow-men, at great peril. Skirl: Hebden Bridge 24, Luddend n Foot 26, Sowerby 13, 7, 4 1 1 cafes of a protective tariff, and h:CI it not been for the cannot to a much greater extent than at present, way direction to the prisoner , : and quite slow, at the The poor-fellow, who has proved that his object is ' 1 3. 5 4 or! , j. D.-4,74 ,, ,,,. ' l 4 * Elland 31, Brighouse 34, Coape• Bridge 36, Dewsbw' . asaistance it has given them, I believe the decided Tr.c. ) - 9, -* ----- ----..- 1 Horbury 44, Wakefield 43, Normanton 51, L E NDS 6 0 ' that the h ome m a r ket supplied by . the manufacturing time, and was about 25 yards from the prisoner : that not to impose on the credulity of the public, lie s 1):1":.!--.- -, a - _ - '‘.. - ' , ..,,; 1 / 4 C '' '° 4 '-- 11 - I:li(Yeity in the present Congress in favour of a , i i population of the United States is the only one on th e w it ness w a s about 100 yards from the deceased, promised to repeat the 'act publicly, if not again pre- ka.. . - --_, l i „, 2 „ . -,- , 1 6/..,,,,,, , . , , ). tariff, would never have been obtained. It is „...„__ _ ,. .., 41 . ..,:,_ .„ _ ,A MI Ur , 311 , I Departur_c from Arrival at 'Departure from Arqesl) 4 which they can rely, as this pepulation must obtain an d did not hear the prisoner call out at ail before vented by the authorities. - - ' Lr.LIQZ '''-‘ ' - 'l--, - - '' 4 ~,a,,,T - . 3.11, ManchTster. Lecds. 1 Leeds. Marc amusing to see the way in which the agitation s• all its provisions from them, and will alway s purchase firing, an d th a t from the situation he (witness) Wash), And we must here remark that we do think that 30 for protection h.as been worked, and the success„ ~,,.....•_37---, ~Arrtnin c .l . /4 1;:. . 7 0 M 10 10 AI 540 31 8 j us t as muc h as their consumption of its manufae- if he had done so he must have heard him ; that after the police, or the Magistrates, have been guilty of a i 1 .- (1 1 ......../ Al wick lit i, - - _ ',...&„,,._ vr7 , . .... ---- ; Vt.- Ay r _ ~ , eel ji lt lzwyk / k which has attended it. When you , recollect 111 - via si vi , 310 , -, y ,,, ? `"e A 14.167t.Pairi'ck 9 0 11 47 * 930 , tries will enable them to pay for ; tnat, in short, it is the deceased fell he (witness) got out of the barge, great stretch of authority in their conduct to this ' r- Ca7,l-7ebar tk :o Baft "----W,-Wial , " 44 !.../ )'., 10 (1 1 15E 740 10 u"„ that it is only a few years since the Southern I-- 435 10 16 . 1, 0 better for them to pay a higher price for goods to the and ran to the prisoner as quickly as possible, and poor fellow. On reacliing the shore yesterday, after (--5;-„,a "<r a .‘, 1, _ 4.) . 'Carlisle - i 10 59 144 9ri 11 I.' i States threatened civil war, rather than submit to a Can:- 247.4 h ' v '..-- - ..,,_ N ew England manufacturers, who, by consuming asked him why he had shot the deceased ? to which having achieved little less than a miracle, a number P. ° 'li \: - A •-• --..- A' ',ale \ CC 1 20 E protective tariff, and carried their point, and consi- 'A. Lett rim Nervy /r , :i ----- .. 4 , 3 20 6 45 1 20 E 5 th e ir produce, will enable them to pay for them, than be replied, " I did not shoot him, but he shot him- of people gathered round him, who cheerfully pre- ._---.: If --a-\ z der that by the extraordinary growth of the West- GtZway V ' - 1 . ;:**o 'l ''' Hof \ _ ' 77 ' ' ' t I) in' 4, .. V; \ 0 4 45 7 30 3 45 ,6 35 to buy cheaper goods from Great Britain, but have no self." The witness said, " You did shoot him;" and sented him with trifling sums of money, wh en th e - V . 7 0 10 30 1 6 0 8' 45 .ern States the agricultural, and therefore anti-tariff Athlora D•n7Ardir tk .- ''...4% p , Pen;:La IP , q.-0: '411 ' .--- 0 funds to pay for them at any price. the prisoner then said, "I do not care, he was on my police immediately interfered, and dragged him off to , interest in the States has acquired a greater prepon- ''lff4- ./ *:+-1 vs t • ' Z. 10 0 12 47 M i 7 15 10 'P - -:‘• Tra y " One cannot spend any time in this country, with- post." That the corporal of the guard afterwards the station - house, alleging as a ' reason that he was Ennis - ke --:-.: -., Dublin ••• .. v., SUNDAYS. il derance than at that time, you will see that there must ,- . out being struck with its peculiar and unexampled took the prisoner's gun away and examined it, and is, we think, little less than a rad, 4 0 /,‘, T,-- - 7 R r . 5..11 N.,§ E A •,-, . _,. ..arer -P4j i ''gr .-, \ 8 031 11 30 AI 8 OM II ° ° ,.f be some powerful causes which have produced the i ' 1 4 .4-t /,:rivrick ‘ ‘ )4l ----z.:: ------- '' !?4;;...... " -..... • v ,, .:You" . - Z %, y er k i \ 10 59 144 E 10 16 1 advant es as a market for ourmanufactures zealous :lotion of a ma j or ity i n f avou r of the tariff, . a g " begging money." Th fr ÷ Tr( CH 1 c4. ' - '.: , ,. : -t ia .: " .- ::::;': . :::.... ‘ 1 1- -p r yee.clr ?- \ 6 30E 10 0 60 E 93° kinds-and feeling that the capabilities of this market the deceased, when witness went to him, was lying On had any more right to prevent the man leaping from 0 and the feeble resistance of the minority. The first ( --‘4' 1:17„,„ z . v..- : 7 y4 -- --1 4 , ii ) , -- ''''''ll , • Yulr 10 0 12 47 M 715 10 must afford the only satisfactory answer to the great his right side, and witness lifted up his head twice, the bridge, than they would have .to prevent M r . ~ lata%"" A ... 1 ' .'--' .44 *-. Ala , cz'&rhY - -_ cause has certainly been that the principal manufac- - a o 7ra Tee * This Train leaves Brighouse at 7 40 Al• question, How is Great Britain to keep up the steadily and found he had been shot through the left side of Green, or any other aeronaut performing the more • Dpperary turing interest being in New England, the Yankees --,-- -a. i K‹: . - t- Krt . ?, . 4r, ...7 1 k. '"' k' . ,:// _ - -e . ' -Cgrfl'al7 " l79l7-c C h 36.9"1 # 1 1 ' ' ' 'll.4l'"A'''' '. ' TO increasing export trade which the accumulation of the head, and that the ball had passed out at the dangerous feat of ascending in a balloon. Certai n o f ark 71 7 i3t0107,1 .- - 4 ' 't• ' i -3r 4jo ra , "lech 1 1 . y +. Ir: Walt .1.. BIRMINGHAM & GLOUCEs have put themselves at the head of the agitation ; and ...._:- capital and increase of its manufacturing population right side, and blood was flowing from both sides of the Pollee appear lately to have been taking spe c i a l .4'.• - ea •-., ..charforar Day. I. being the most active, speechifying, pamphleteering, -."' , _ ~,7 - ~/ C)4S , ft S iddiad . „. .N.c,,,,,,z, A \ DOWN TRAINS I ' UP TRAINS render necessary both to its prosperity and tranquil- the head, but mostly from the right. Dr. Richardson pains to make themselves unpopular. We trust th e ‘ '''.. -...----\---- f (.4 ' .:::: __ " 7 l :_i f ;:a; ;67lv 7 , isr i ii.1 1,1, (1 ,; :: .) - :.: 7. 17 6.:E h 1y yro”,:fli, ~''' --------- - ~,----,---- ''67;..-4- -- ..,.. \''.- - ~-.7.::,#'1;0•11Y ( V D'" 7 ". l . Au . p . r ; inanceuvering section of the nation, haVe enlisted a From Birmingham. Fro. n Glouce d lity, while the Continent is closing itself more and Inspector of Haslar Hospital, proved that he was superintendent and inspectors will curb their i m p er . ---- - • ---.----,..49-,. : 401 ,,,,,--- - i _ rB . . ge,fr. . 4 a_Leicesttr ' ° - . pod many other sections on their side, and neutral- . more against her, those countries of Europe from whom coming out of Haslar-gates, and heard a person call- tinenee, and not allow them to exceed their duty in II:III:WAYS \ \ '1 .. : .4 : 3'..... : 1 1. 1 : 41 : 11i5tik''d Cara'3'" ' ' •‘' • '2l'""'• ' " • Arrives 0 1 • ised the opposition of the others. First they have , , `-',.... xt .:-.... 1 ._. -, R y.,,. / . I kt. -B, on. .4' rp,,,,f, '; ir , 8 15 A s ch 3 e s i. I N:vo . r B . --. 10 5 tenham cester. I carried out the "log • rolling" principle th assoeiiiting m inor interest, which wished at present We make up our deficient supply of food, refuse inn out that one of the guards had been shot by a the slightest degree. , —_ _ _. with themselves eve - ry to take our goods in exchange, and the other quarters soldier ; that he went to the spot where deceased was _ PA.CICET .11.01. T TES \ 41441.°>4.- ` :‘4 :..: 14A -I sr i- 4, : „.. -: ll t, Ni (t . "l w- i - ‘.:# 11 ' 4 '1 . "I s gi r „,,„7 ll"4le ity 7 / 4 3 0 57 22 0 --. -,....' for protection against foreigners, and offerin.- to of the globe are too poor and uncivilised, or at all lying, and found him quite dead; that there was a HORRIBLE MURDER. include any rate of protective duty in the 4ne- events too distant .to afford an adequate compeusa,- woun d right through the deceased' s . head, such as would The Jamaica Standard furnishes us with an ac- t #' l' tl. t.. -..NN 1,.. - Bridal . it rm •tion. The peculiar advantages of the American he caused by a musket ball, and which was the cause of count of the following horrible murder :- ,-- -.-- - --- --- -a : c.'. 0,4,4. Het, -,1 0.0'./Ve404.7:',1 ral Tariff 13111 in its favour, if it would lend its '2. .. 4 s • market are most striking just now, because both the deceased's death. Corporal Loftus, who placed the On Thursday last the inhabitants of this town were *---- ' l , , r„s' „,../,„ --" ' m 4 ,l s.;;ra 0 " 4 "'"4 4 , t. N. ON *)' . A " t S .4 S Y r• M. !! aid to get the Bill passed as a whole. They 0 „7.- --ma i - ~cNter i, i , ;,„,: ; ,„ ReeziLit.7 .4 e• i ,.. a ... 15 , / - nations are complaining 'of distress 'almost equally ; sentinels, swore th a t hi s or d ers f rom th e k ee p ers were thrown into an unusual state of painful anxiety, re- x- -; b o`' to saut- T aa. .„,,,,EO O. - ..,,,- ... ,,,-,;-_,,, A .,,.... have had no difficulty in thus enlisting all classes ..,. 245 434 5 2 515 ' 4 0 420 5 '22 q' and, on examining the nature of this distress in not to allow any convicts topass out ofthe field, or across specting various rumours which were in circulation 0, • p s o ,d.A„, .. e ,Kra.f.,. --n aruit ,- , l* -- -...- - :" - 15; 1 " of manufacturers and miners; for it appears to 'Se 1 i \ mistov. .1 . x• . 1,,, A .0 „.,.. __„„eu=bra .7,- c g d,,,,,i i ,. s . Vv. 715 9 9 942 955 715 735 9 1 II! ea c h, you . find that it arises . from opposite causes the lake, unless accompanied by a keeper; that he respecting a murder that was alleged to have b e e n . . a h ne uta 7 ----il .0 . i c ii," o /11% ~ !I„ser.:- msuf4 -.sk i , '1 -=- pip,. i tr, gr " 3 0 ... ••• 740 90920t0 40 ' 9 me that none of these can stand against our lower in). n in the twO countries, and that, throwing . down the repeated these instructions to the sentinels (Davis Perpetrated on a young black girl, near Providen ce 0 / Pen:lance . -, ,- ~ :,---,-. . - . ..ii.'‘ZF ' 7 - , STi • i d , 4 / 6 .. 2 _ ~,; or wages and the advantages of accumulated capital, o'Se t 5 30 815 926 9 . 45 • 415 4 50 ... barriers between them, the causes of distress in the among the number), and added; " I also told the see- estate, and accompanied with circumstances of th e 4 4 , \ - _ ..;....---,;; •:•za,,,,F . ----------- .... ---)--; itfo . \ .- - ;;•Le.,- f ~;... 149 without a tariff. This is the case with the iron mines / /V i t t . - ?. ... ii ..--,. - 323, '--- ... ,4,•'• :.:., .i.r)i'S., .f• NE WCA.STLE-UPON=ryNE it , ~..._ ~,-,.- • . , -. rule wool(' mire the distress of the other. Distress tries• that if any convict attempted to make his es- most revolting brutality. We lost no timp in ncr•or- . ! / Man ~ .. ' 1;25:4541 1 .4 ) 11c e 1 : 2 : te :o : r . . 18 t Lea ves e1cn g 12hh5211062.. I:a A lc t e :2'1405:1 4 2:e:04e: 1 , . AMERICAN TARIFF AND TRADE iof paying old debts or purchasing new commoditie& ' COMMITTAL OF WM°. DAVIS. s from the astonished multieude. It is almost unneces- WITH ENGLAND. There is a positive glut of provisions of all kinds-the • The final - examinaijon of the soldier, William I sary to inform our distant readers (for there are few GENERAL RAILWAY IN.FORAIAIIION. farmers find their stores and the wharfs of the inland Davis, of the'fith Regiment, for shooting at, and kill- bnt must have heard of the far-famed iron bridge at , . . . ...... . We have been favoured with the follewing letter ports loaded with their produce, for which in the inte- ing, - Stephen Clasby, the junior mate of the York Sunderland) that it is Scaconstructed that large vess as. s_ aw from a gentleman of hio.h character and extensive r i or th e y can absolutely obtai . n nothing in money. convict hulk, on the 2d inst., whilst on duty as guard I sels of 400 tons sail underneath it without striki ng _' /-#.- ? .4 ' '''-'-- 4 -- el - s- --- :,. - : 4- V,' Orkneylf ' • commercial knowledge, now in the United States. It 4 4."Nr1 • g _. - 4 '• s e * - - _,l 7 7, '.,.-' --' ....IL SO - -,. The reason of this is, that having already oversup- lat Haslar, took place on Thursday last, at the Town- their masts. S TT N ~ ;. ,_ ar" a s a - 'st bears internal evidence of having been written by a pli e d the New Orleans an . d New York home demand, 1 hall at Gosport, before Mr. W. Page and Mr. E. P. Nearly two years ago a man visited this to wn , an d n of keen observation and sound judgment, and it th e y ha v e reduced the prices so low, that the expense Samuel. The evidence previously .given against the announced his i•ntentistfi of periOrming the sam e f ea t, * , Q . _ ,. ..,f is eversr way worthy of the most attentive considera of transport for so many hundred miles, an expense prisoner wag again read over and sworn to, and the Immense crowds were attracted to. the spot, but when tc- - - . De . ~, tion. It is dated New York, August 4, 1842 :- - lik. A p .4. ~.,, which remains nearly fixed, swallows up the whole of following additional produced :-James Cooper, an the hour for this display of courage and skill arri ve d, as -s• Dinge,v7 . ~ .._ ..- - " All Americans have their heads full of the neces- so . e the price. In this state ofthings, having glutted the excavator, deposed that he was at work on the day of he was non est inventus, to the . Mortification and t e es ••• Ze,..e.eseZa-s---i-eas sity of obtaining the admission of their produce into , 0- ) -f - : a home market, and finding. it very difficult to force an the unfortunate occurrence in. a dirt barge, with other - chagrin of the spectators. • • . .17tvcruse 27 :4 - i. --' - 7--- ,-. • •• . Eno-land, if they are to continue to take our manu increased e.xport trade to take off th . e surplus, the men, i n H as h 's - Lake ; that he saw the deceased, It w . as, therefore, left for Smith to . do what no man S HEWING THE %- - ce - • factures. This is the topic which every one enter- , isteehass 4 Western farmers have brought home directly to them who had charge 'over the men at work in The barge, ever did before ; and what, very probably, no other s man will dare to attempt again. Smith is an active, sal ---‘ ' c; Os at, . . tains me with-and they urge it upon me, in the . old debt . s, as . well as . of the convicts; walking with his, arms be 0 the trut . h . that their power either of paying e -- t. ll'ille4m, • . American way, as earnestly as if I had it in my own RA_ILWAYS cf AberrLea .'.: or obtai . ning new supplies, their wealth . in . fact, is h in. d h ue in a d i r ec ti on towards the barge ; that t 1.4 brave, jolly-hearted fellow, short-made, and about a power to repeal the sliding scale and let into Liver- - V al, exactly in proportion to the extent to which they can prisoner was walkingahout with Ins hands folded a and : twenty-three years of age. He has frequently leaped IN THE , Nee-tasse ..„, t • . pool all the wheat of the west. , The•cry of our re secure purchasers for their produce. And i t l iow G the his gum by his sido - ':' that .he saw the prisoner p o i n t hi s 4roin . t1;le highest yanla and. masts of ships into • the a. . • fusel to take the only great products . of the Western EXITED EINGDOM - - ' -. 4 Ir. - ;, ul '" '-' 1 1 0 ,____ u , may 1-. Yankees seize upon them, explain to them t at Feat gun and level. its - and heard the report, an d saw .ti w .sea , ;... a n d, ) in several instancee, has been instrumental . States has been repeated indefatiaably by the advo- i"' P rel, ' - 1' _- Britain will not take their produce, that other nations deceased fall : that the deceased was walking in a side- in saving the lives of his fellow-men, at great peril. &ma y cates of a protective tariff and h:d it not been for the , oa ass:Zs e a: cannot to a much greater extent than at present, way direction to the prisOner,sand quite slow, at the The,poor-fellevv, who has proved that his object is j. pses.,4es \ C . ) • assistance it has given them, I believe the decided s soe9-- - , ..---.... - - - '4.s ;1 / 4 c 's •-•-- 1 that the h ome m a r ket supplied by the manufacturing , time, and was about 25 yards from the prisoner ; that not to impose son the credulity of the public, ha s Vaal- s-- 7- s - - '',_ `a ,_ a- Gas as ,- s majoeity in the present Congress in favour of a . population of the United States ia the only. one on , th e w it ness w a s about 100 yards from the deceased, promised to repeat the 'act publicly, if not again pre- - t9-- -._ ras -: a 9 E , , k . ' \ 1 . . ''''''''' , qt,V..t - - "'-../ -- escrenock i i " . 9"" I tariff, would never have . been obtained. It is which they can rely, as this population.must obtain ! an d did not hear the prisoner call out at ail before vented by the authorities. ' -:-•: '-'* - ( ' Lsslsa s fa '"‘ 1--- se - - e °Pee ' lies / .k amasino- to see the way in - which the agitation 1 .1" e --_..... 7.7 I ••,, V all its provisions from them, and will alway s p urc h ase , a r ih g , an d th a t fron t the situation be (witness) Wilain, And we must here remark that we do think that ' *ea- as siatesa , \ s ee._"s' L s ', 27 k -Qv's ), % , for protection has been worked, and the success cf) _JAZ wick j us t as muc h as their consumption of its manufae- !if he had done so he must have heard him ; that after the police, or the Alagistrates, have been guilts , of a 111 a ra 4 - eases -ma_ v e . :e i'Vbre.P i r T ig t .Th ~.../ ... ' , which has attended it. When you recollect . 57 V° '''''''',?, Basajj - / i'- , '7' 44 ' )- ' tures will enable them to pay for ; that, in short, it is the deceased fell he (witness) got out of the barge, great stretch of authority in their conduct to this : Ca t .; aelar *.• that it is only a few years since the Southern p0r , 19 i'ANtio •-- 'Carlisle 7 k States threatened civil war, rather than submi o. a better for them to pay a higher price for goods to the and ran to the -prisoner as quickly as possible, and poor fellow. On reaching the shore 'esterda a after t t a, a ,, 3 3 Callen- Armay h %-- -- •,- --- 11 , . o I. ••.- - - \\4e i- N ew England manufacturers, - who, by consuming asked him•why he had shot the deceased ?to which having aenieveu little less than a miracle, a number - ,g .• - •s.,a - N ': eatle \ IX, protective tariff, and carried their point, and consi- '`.4 Lestrim 11 r '. 1 7 4,4 '..•, • th e ir produce, will enable- them to pay for. them, than .he replied, " I did not shoot him, but he shot him- of people gathered round him, who cheerfully pre- A 1%9; ° .-, 4 - - 'lf ,„, s, . .Zo , popt n / 1 der that by the ext rdinary growth of the West- ‘ s a • a s ag arass, _di s - .e., Ir r naNi g; _ \ 0 hea r oods from Great Britain but have no self" The witness said " You did shoot f ." sented him with trifli s , s .. . , . 1 im, and ni, sums of money, when the a V 0 - to b d uy t c pe g . Athlopt D , c7Adir tk .- •••. ; •,t %„ p • Pertritl IP' 0 111'..-- . •ern States the agricultural, and therefore anti-tariff o pay for them at any nee fun ,, s , p . . the prisoner then said, "I do not care, he was on my Oolice immediately interfered, and dragged him off to ,_ - ' l -`ffsta./ ''-:* - a s 1.- • : - \2. interest in the States has acquired a greater prepon- aa • - - - a as. : ;TA I L,. One cannot spend any time in this.country, with- post." That the corporal of the guard afterwards the station-house, alleging' as a • reason that he was a Lyons 44 , Dublin -' ••• "..4 Os, .le., .7, g( 1-' "'i ‘ derance than at that time, you will see that there must _sse-- s out being struck with its peculiar and unexampled took the prisoner's gun away mid examined it, and " begging money." This, we think, little less than a Aw e , e . 5..--IR 1 . 5.11 N.,S E A t.'" . _.:. ..carter :.: t be some powerful causes which have produced the • -I '"e4 s isr- a l` • aa5e......., ara 'ea. ••••. .'. as. '--- i 5 zdvantages as a : market for our . manufactu!es of all it proved to have been recently discharged. That subterfuge ; ani : l we do not see that the Alagistrate s 'I Ns -E• • + -s -•----- -Irs ••• • .L.“4,,0 • Z y t , \ 7,,,yrick ~ \ 4 .," -'• c j r 3e . ' -------- -- .... N ' ' Ag,„ I' ark { / ear zealous iwtion of a majority in favour of the tariff, 4 Z - a ktz t. mai : - - --<V 1 :•••:•.. `, '-_ . inds-and feeling that the capabilities of this market the. deceased, when witness went to him, was lying on had any more right to prevent the man leaping from r ‘‘'. Xalsee,4 - ` I •1 , -;: f l'sz .. " - •::•:e. 1 - i - i) . "IP Tral - ' and the feeble resistance of the minority. The first 'a must afford the only satisfactory answer to the great his right side, and witness lifted up his head twice, the bridge, than they would have •to prevent Mr. 0 lepal* i • se'''sa - ' .e a , ea -" -Asa caorio' • - cause has certainly been that the principal manufac -7.4.0,,,ira1re • r'ppera 7 . i :..- .t.. / Cc_trrnaryori7ng_°A. Alk,_4 ,„ •• .. :5 . „0.„ A „,,, : question, How is Great Britain to keep up the steadily and found he had been shot through the left side of Green, or anY other wronaut, performing the more --, • Nes 2": 1 / 1 °- D ' n -`''' ' '' c l'`lw'. K 4 ' ° ' turing interest being in New England, the Yankees increasing . export trade which the accumulation of the head, and that the ball had passed out at the dangerous feat of ascending in a balloon. Certai n o f ark 717;itrford, -- 4 , 't. ... 4 4, , s ecleeh. 14( + lincillt "1 -- have put themselves at the head of the agitation ; and ~.._- , :ti .2./45.) --- - e 3 .-, .Shrffed Day .. f capital and increase of its manufacturing population right side, and blood was flowing from both sides of the Police appear lately to have been taking spe c i a l being the most active, speechifying, pamphleteering, .4 -I ',__ , ,rtA IT- ' - ---= - , , A , " C),v - ..,___.s iddia,i . t. oNwitingh, un A _ ‘ I render necessary both to its prosperity and tranquil- the head, but mostly from the right. Dr. Richardson pains to make themselves unpopular. We trust th e '"-`:--- -=--a-aa11..A. , -. - - - a - ' , - - \'-- -- ;.•es --- \''•- - -*: ;"12.0 - :: 7 1. ki u" 7 7. mt . p . r- t , inanoeuvering section of the nation, have enlisted a ----sie - ---- - , .. e ...sea re e 40 ai s sase-- • s __ eB . . g a . , frn . 4 tleicestlr '' - ° - 1 . lity, while the Continent is closing itself more and Inspector of Haslar Hospital, proved that he was superintendent and inspectors will curb their l a y er - 1 _,--- ---...f co t - ''--- lEdd,,,,i,,Ze i v ' A ~, t„ ,, k , good many other sections on their side, and neutral i -.IQ-. -,. Ta s' at. I - (.4.7-,_ , CarclialSi , `'.... • ,t, : . more against her, those countries of Europe from whom coming out of Haslar-gates, and heard a person call- tinenee, and not allow them to eaceed their duty in : ar a e. -.... I s a ; eaaanaa ,aa nos W. .k+ ' . -3 . leeterkovugh. . ised the opposition of the others. First they have c ab „ - s , . at present we make up our deficient supply of food, refuse ing out that one of the guards had been shot by a the slightest degree. .. i1e,;' , ......' ...G ;Ab 11. Br : .a. .d Wiroster'; s E Ety YOrivich a carried out the "log rolling" principle to associiitin& • • BAILWAYS-. \ --..„ mt."--1....-I.OE,Yra ~ , . c to take our. goods in exchange, and the other quarters soldier ; that he went to the spot where deceased was +7 '1C):. : -.--, - . ..., / 6 1, ;' . 1 (A *Art/67ton " 4, with themselves eve - ry minor interest, which wished a ia ass a o. Cazsbrulge 0 , ! of the globe are too poor and uncivilised, or at all lying, and found him quite dead ; that there was a HORRIBLE MURDER. .# 4 - . k PA.CICETROITTES......\ if N ":=4 I. l i , \ ba* . " a‘,.. itv.c7.4 7 /Tam c, • _ 4 p .., ck ; for protection against fitreigncrs, and offeriree to Ca *s c Ha ao. ' Its , • Fff - 3 s Bedford. event too distant . to afford an adequate compei . isa,- wound right through the deceased' s . head, such as would The Jamaica Standard furnishes us with an ac- sa a -sly Ai 1 -. Bridal . include any rate of protective duty in the ts ' 'ene- sw s o a ,..,_aa _ ~.. • = ska • iferttind t l. - '''•l non. The peculiar advantages of the American be caused by a musket ball, and which was the cause of count of the following horrible murder :- \ a ? A t aN - --7 .- ----- --, -*j : t og,a. '' . 0.0 - , a7 , 7ek&- ral Tariff Bill in its favour, if it would lend its v.. s i ca' s - R,.,''' ~c,,,J, ''''e t &rl/" 1"("141 44, LN. ON *)' . lezek 4 afsS l- ' market are most striking just now, because both the deceased's death. Corporal Loftus, who placed the On Thursday last the inhabitants of this town were se -,... .....m...,.. e a stea ,.,, e c ee l e ,, Reese _ •4). ~, .... 0,-/ -- aid to get the Bill passed as a whole. They AI ''' v sai7/...,5, . 4 ,7s , ro r "r -- - - ".." , -..._,-;',.a 4 .0.-eir--.. nations are complaining 'of . distress 'almost equally ; sentinel,3, swore th a t hi s or d ers f rom th e k ee p ers were thrown into an unusual state of painful anxiety, re- v• v - --- a* have had no difficulty in thus enlistino• all classes 1 3 and, on examining the nature of this distress in not to allow anyconyictstopass out ofthe field, oracross specting various rumours which were in circulation ol /.. . i 50utf,..... e , W"a" .7 "" aialkA - ,; '* • ' ,.1 .94% of manufacturers and miners; for it appears to •S• 1 \ tcistov. .i . x-fr ' aatat,,,i 4. . 4,,z,-v• each, you . ' find - that it ariaea . from opposite causes the lake, unless accompanied by a keeper ; that he respecting a murder that was alleged to have been dinesth - saass '`." 7l "/,fraal. *V' 7 7 ~,,,t4 .td3 / 1 - 4 C ' dsr4 ” -:' : .41 -' 4 '" lrou, • V ._-, ~3‘,._ . • h . • Jtfi me that none of these can stand against our lower• a... a , .• in the twO countries, and that, throwing down the repeated these instructions to the sentinels (Davis PerPetrated on a young black girl, near Providen ce 0 + / Peniree a -t :•,,- _ -,--.: -.Z., ~,::: ..”.2. :cm .L-- -Or Or wages and the advantreaes of accumulated capita], 4 .. - - . - ** --; ; ;': * sl .4 e- • ------- ---- : 71. , ,y. 4° . \--- 's; _ L e7f _-. - .'6-- barriers between them, the causes of distresa in . the among the number), and added; " I also told the sen- estate, and accompanied with circumstances of th e 4 , 4 , , --- without a tariff. This is the case with the iron mines / AL n irErii -03 '0 '.-- ~f....'Y - 7 - arias .." one would cure the distress •of the other. Distress tries, that if any convict attempted to make hi s es - most revolting brutality. We lost no time in ascer- L___ Li " ....., a b • *,,, ~ and iron works of Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Mis in England, Scotland, and Ireland, of which I see cape, and persisted in so doing, after b e i ng ca ll e d t o , taining the facts connected with this tragical event, as... souri ; the lead mines of Wisconsin, and, to a great GREAT WESTERN. the debates in Parliament and the newspapers are they were to give an alarm and fire." The prisoner, fmm the most authentic sources, and it is now our N.B. in the following Tabl es M s i gn ifi es b e f ore No o n, and . degree, the coal mines of Pennsylvania, Virginia, OPEN TO TAUNTON. full, means that there is a want of a .Market for oor in his defence, made a very incoherent statement, evi- Painful duty to state that the mo s t exaggera t e d E after it. and Indiana. In Louisiana they have secured the al- STATIONS, with their Distances from Paddington. - manufactures, and of food for our labouring classes. dently indicating a disordered state of mind, pretend- report of the oceurrence which had rea c hed us , h as as. lia.nce of the sugar planters, who want to be protected • LONDON .AN D BIRMINGHAM. PAnnisioxosr, Ealing 51,-, Hanwell 7/, Southall 9, West Here the distress, the complete suspension and pros- ing that on the morning of the day he was in bed in the fallen short of the reality. On Thursday last, as from the Brazilian and Cuba sugars-and.these men, Drayton 13, SLOUGH 18, MAIDENHEAD 22/ Twyford 304, tration, with which every one entertains yeu, and barrack-r oom , an d other soldiers were also in bed in Mr. M'Callum, the overseer on Providence, was _ STATIONS, with their Distances from London. READING 35i, Pangbourne 411. Goring 4•11, Wallingford . taking the cue from their Yankee instructors, treat. it which is the one topic of every speaker, writer, and the rooM at the time ; that it was about daylight, and taking his usual ride round the estate, his attention R . i r in az r o 2 14 11 H E a r e r r o k w h 11 4, W d AT 2B FOR T D 174-, fing's Langley 21, Road 471, STEYENTON 561, Farringdon . Road 634, Shriven as a matter of national policy, not tl encourage the talker, means that there is a glut of all kinds o f p ro . h e saw a conv i c t a nd deceased in the room ; that the was attracted by the appearance of an unusual num- LEfGuroN 41, BletchTps a te n a d F,n , n RsitstroatZri,46Aresllrijuorzytt, ham 714, SWINDON 77 (Junction with the Cheltenham Rail imports from Brazil and Havannah, the only effect of may), WOOTON BASSET 824, CHIPPENHAM 934, Corsham visions, and that, not being able to find a market for soldiers were afterwards called up by a sergeant to ber of crows hovering above a certain spot lying off' TON 54, R oac h. 60, 131.1swoarif y 621, Weedon 691, Crick which is to benefit Eng•land, because these two coun- v , to: 1A1 3 .4, 11 3 ta i u s 1064, Twerton 1081, Saltford 1111, . these, the people can neither pay their debts (owing prepare for guatd ; that he found himself weak and the public road towards the sea beach ; lie was ther e - and Welton 751, Roney (Midland Counties Junction) 83, tries consume principally English manufactures, T w O r I sT IBA- 0; N s a u i r l s z e ß a 1 .1 261 R, Cle 3 v.edon E lload in great part to us), nor buy any new coats, gowns, wet in the morning, and blood was running down his upon induced to ascertain the object of their attrac- Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94,. Hampton (Derby Junction) 103. 1307 Ba m nwelt , l334, 11 x 1 64-, gh which they are enabled to pay for by the United BIRMINGHAM 1121. . Sec.; and so have to stand still among piles of flora, trousers to his feet ; and that he also found it so on tion; and, on advancing towards the place, a di s _ bridge 1454, BRIDGEWATER. 1511, TAUNTON 1624. States taking their sugar, coffee, Scc., while, a.s we , pork, corn, &c., wearing out their old clothes, and the post he was stationed at, and that the two men tance of about 80 yards from the road, he was ho rr i_ Depart ur z Arrival A:rival afparture Arrival at Arrival at will not take the products of the latter, the circle is DOWN TRAINS olv bus ing- themselves with contrivinse sto laws in assaulted him in the room in the mo Ma - ' fied o rrun„. No evi- n observing the skeleton of a human body on DOWN TRAINS. from at at from Swindon their not completed, and the United States has to bear the n a y o e, P London. Ru g by. 131rmingham Daily, except Sundays. Paddington. Junction. Dsstination. public, and taking the benefit of the bankrupt law in- &nee, medical or otherwise, was offered, showing that which the birds had apparently fully completed _.• . ... _. ___________ drain. By securing the alliance of the sugar interest ----es— -- ------ ----- Goods aram to Taunton .4 30111 10 0 M 855 E dividually by hundreds. the prisoner was previously incompetent to his d u ty, their horrid banquet. Mr. M'Callum lost no tim e I.lixed, to Birmingham ... 60 M 930M11 15 M To Taunton •••• 6 0 835 12 35 of Louisiana, the Yankees neutralize one of the great . " One great advantage of the United States as a although rumours are afloat that such was the e ase ;in summoning persons front the estate, and a more Third Class, ditto cotton States. Kentucky they have a strong hold _Mixed, ditto market foe our manufactures, is the great power of that the inan had been seriously ' affected by a coup d e niinute investigation of the skeleton took place. Th e on, because she wants protection for her bagging nia- Fst Class ditto - 845 consumption of the population, and th e i r rea di ness t o so l e d, w hil e on his sixteen years service, and that he sex of the deceased was determined by the clothing Mixed, t. ' nutitcture against Russia and Scotland. Till I learned 0 Rugby consume such goods as we export to the full extent WAS regimentally understood to be fit for nothing more which, though torn, aPPeared to be that of a g i r l 'M AIL , First Class this, I never could understand how a planting State To Taunton l2 Noon 2 58 6 35 E of that power. In a country where wages are a dols than a ram-rod sentry ;if this be true, it will be. of about twelve or fourteen years old ; w ith th e Mixed, to liirminghain ... 11 0 243 430 Short Train to Slough 130 like Kentucky could be a Whig State, and Clay's lar per a day, aod food at the same time cheap, the elicited by the Military Com Mission now sitting. The . exception of the hands, the throat, and the Ditto ditto citadel. There remain the two great agricultural in- Froportion which remains to buy other articles is Magistrates committed the prisoner for trial at the legs, on which the skin remained, th e body g t t- t to, to Ayle ! bury ----- .3 0 , Short Train to Reading .... 4 0 -- -5 25 terests, the cotton and wheat growing States. Even _.O, to Birmingha m... 5 0 I 8 38 10 15 Short Train to Slough arge, and one American working man will purchase next assizes for manslaughter. was . completely divested of flesh. The arms • the cotton planters the Yankees have got some slio-ht 4 Ditto, to Wolverton more broad cloth, prints, crockery, hardware, &e. eac., were bound so forcibly with withes as to have 'MAIL, Mixed B3O 11 58 . hold of, by frightening them with the East India cot- 1 1 3 0 M Short Train to Maidenhead 530 than twenty southern slaves, or - East Indian coollies, THE L ATE STOR II - LOSS OF cut through the skin, and thus stretched out to 'MAIL, to York, by RtigbY 9 0 ,12 1511 To Swindon ton, a little of which has actually been imported. But or Polish serfs. Then the whole population are fond LIVES OFF TH E COAST. . their greatest tension ; the legs were also bound , , they derive more support from some manufactures of • Departure Depar. Arrival of spending what they earn. The United States never about the ancles loosely with the same substitute Goods Train to Taunton coarse cotton goods, established in the South, which From the various accounts received on Saturday UP TRAINS. er,on ture from at accumulate specie; never leave any of the proceeds of for cordage, a piece of stick was found driven up have been spreading since the low profits of planting from different parts of the kingdom, we regret to Short Train to Slough their exports . abroad in foreign investments; whatever the left nostril, and the general impression on the *ay d f Wi have obliged the planters to seek other employment state that the storm which visited the metropolis on rem o . verton.. .......... ..... ...... ..... 930 M To Reading: they realise or borrow from us they are sure to brin minds of those who were present appeared to be, Di i t x to e ' for their slaves. To eke out these motives If h ~ w ic g Wednesday night, and the hurricane of the following ditto horre in , purchases. Another great advantage of their that the unfortunate deceased had been violated by Ditto, from Birmingham... 7 0111 s 2.3 m t o 4s E MAIL, to Taunton .......... 10 15 10 E 430 E would of themselvea be insufficient to neutralise the day, have been felt throughout the kingdom, par 'tousisthit we ma rel n r ' • market . , , y y o etaining posses- some monsters, who had thus cruelly secured her Ditto. from Aylesbury cotton States, they have used the usual rhetoric of the ticularly along the coast, and have been attended Short Train to A' aideuhead. 5 0 sion of it ; overpowering the competition of the native person in order to accomplish thAr hellish object ; *MAIL, First Class lB 30 943 130 advocates of protection, talking of the importance of with the loss of a vast deal of property, besides To Swindon ,i 7 0 10 0 Mixed, from Birmin ham 10 0 11 1 - factures for a lon time to come The manu g . n the de- human life. During the whole of` Wednesday and after which, to prevent detection, they had thus D • • • g ' 315 M T al F., to aunton i 8 55 11 35 255 AI being independent of foreign countries, the superiority itto ditto 12 Noon 123 E 6 0 mand of the United States for our manufactures is Thursday the wind blew a gale from the west-south- ruthlessly murdered her, and abandoned her miser- Ditto - of a hoine to a foreign demand in many respects both ditto ll5 E 235 630 - not like that of an old Continental nation-stationary, west to •south-west, which did considerable damage able remains in the callous manner in which they Ditto, from Rugby • as to certainty and the reciprocity which may ;ie de- 1 of Swindon ' at or nearly so. It goes on increasing with the increase amongst the shipping on the eastern coast, several were found. . Third Class, from Binning. : 220 413 10 0 Daily. except Sundays. 1 Startiog. Junction. ' PaAlin g ton. pended upon, the importance ofatfaching the New Eng of population, which is still more rapid than than that having their whole suit of sails, rigging, anchors, - k. coroner's inquest was promptly held before First Class, ditto 4 0 •5 17 915 Short Train from Reading-, 730 Al ... ...... .. 855 al landers to the Southern States by the ties of mutual in- 6 0 :7 18 1 11 .15 Ditto from Slough. .. 9 0 of our manufacturing, class. Then the institutions• and cables carried away, and were obliged to put ' Edward Evans, Esq. on the same day, at Providence .3 1 1 i n A ted, __ ix ditto. terest, in order to prevent them from listeniner to the IL, M ed. ditto l2 Night •123 31 5 30M From Swindon ' 730 and character of •the nation are such, that we may back to the Yarmouth Roads, Margate, and Harwich, estate, and adjourned to 'Monday, when the Jury am. abolitionists, and winding up with abusing england, a ixed, from Rugby rely on their always continuing to trade with us, b e i ng unable, from the damage sustained, to proceed will meet at the Court-house, in this town, at ten which .lays a duty even on the raw cotton, the only The Sunday Trains are marked *. Short Tr. from Maidenhead' 11 15 so long and as far as we enable them to do so, and on their destination. Off Melford, on Thursday, o'clock, A.M. In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves MAIL, from Bristol article of American produce to which she is at all fa- irl of 14 e make it their interest. In Europe, a war may at any Captain Rees, of the Fair Hope, of .Aberavon, passed The deceased was a g y ars old, called Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Short Tr. from Maidenhe-id 145 E '2 45 1 - ourable ; and may be expected to lay on a much time put a stop to our trade with any country, and a smack ashore in Ramsey Sound, and a schooner on Maria Duncan, the daughter ot a black woman, and arriving in London at 730 E. Goods Train from Taunton.. 730 51 540E.' 12 0 i heavier duty to favour the East India cotton growers, political considerations vvill ofteo induce one of the ab- the rocks of Skomer Island, both deserted ; and also named Mary Duncan, living in this town ; she had From Taunton in accordance with the principles of her colonial sys-. BIRMINGHAR AND DERB V. Ditto ,ll 15 240 530 - solute continental Governments to pursue a course the mast and part of the hull of a smack, N.E. of been residing for a short time with a relation at tem, as soon as the East Indies become at all capable Short Train from Slou g h 5 30 • 6 15 hostile to our commerce, though it may be known to the North Bishop, which is supposed to have foun- Running Gait, and was returning to this town on DOWN. UP. From Taunton .... ......... ..., 12 30 E 4 20. ~.. 7 5 of supplying the British factories with the raw mate- I be injurious to the national interests of their subjects. dered, and the crew perished: Sunday lasi; on reaching Dunn's Hole at nine, a.m., a - - Short Tr. Iron Maidenhead 8 0 ... ...... ... .. 9 0 rial. There remain the wheat-growing States of the Deoarture Arrival Denartare Arrival From Taunton '4 15 745 10 25 But with respect to the United States, it will be our there recommended her not- f woman residing - . s„o pro- TRAINS. fr . om Rim-. at i TRAINS. from ,t Bir. . , - West, the hardest of all for the Yankees to deal with, So violent was the gale that the Ph ' cenix coasting MAIL, from Taunton wn fault if we ever get involved in a war, or at least ceed any further until she could do so under the pro- nun g hain.• Derby. 1 Dev,v. Ininc4hain. because they ,are naturally greater consumers of our ? vessel belonging to Cotton's 'Wharf, while off Folk _________l_ _______ ____ G ., o u •id v s . Train from Taunton 630 E 240 740 if we exasperate the people sufficiently to make them • t tection of some older person, as some men had been TirT ------- ----- a manufactures than any others,- they have positively stone, lost one of her Men, of the name of Joh B e- ra t a INS. [ persevere in it after they have felt the stoppage of their p e ople on the road ; the girl accordingly *111ixe:1,...... 12 7 3 0 . AI :. 5 15 0 111 , * =c o l ... ii i: 11( 5 1M 1( 1 ) : E ll Sho:t 4 ) '..- l arn i f j r; ' attacking' m S ough no manufactures to protect ; they cannot dread any ton. The poor fellow was reefing the • •In ' u-- mainsal , wnen a ' trade and the drain of the war taxes on their ocl- s • remained at Dunn's Hole until half past twelve P.M Ist &2d ;10 30 12 15 E . Ditto:: iI3OE 3 20 From SW I tido -• competition from abroad with their productions ; they . - . ' p eet- , he was blown over and lost, the t ma e very nearly a dno consideration of atriotism p . , respect for the when she expressed her impatience to proceed, al- Cla" 125 E 3 15 lstBz2d..,' 430 620 Matt, from Taunton 'cannot be frightened, like the Southern States, into an ' eseaping the same fate he being washed overboaid Union, nor any other, will ever persuade a Yankee to , •leging that her mother was expecting her, and would Trains 4 0 554 *Main -41 0 12 4551 Short Train from Slough submitting to a. tariff, as the consideration for which and saved with considerable diffi It B cu y. etween the 51ixed 615 815 From Taunton ... .. 12 30 420 E "20 pay a higher price for goods than is necessary, or to be disappointed if she did not come ; the renewed ad the New Englanders are to acquiesce in the continu- night of the Bth and the morning of the 9th, the Hal- The Trains marked * run on Sundays. in a.,lilition to which Short Tr. from Maidenhead 730 f rego a market for his produce, if it is in his power to monitions of the ki 'nd-hearted woman she silenced by Ditto from Reading.... 9 0 ance of slavery ; and they are the section of the eoun- eyon loaded with salt, from Gloucester . , , was wrecked Trains leave Birmingham and Derby at 53) E, and arrive at try whose rapidly-growing power is making itself open one. Offer to the Western States reciprocal free on the west end of the Gore Sands, and the whole of observing that several persOns would be on the road eiiher plaee at 715 E. Mart, from Taunton ....... 11 15 235 M 525 M felt more and more in each succeeding Congress. i trade for their provisions and our goods, and the y the cre • u A, s pposed to be nine in number, met with a from chur on their return eh, and in this confident ex- . The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stations. _ . pectation, the little traveller recom d • -Ml n LAND COUNTIES. have mentioned in a former letter that one of the would undertake to get rid of any duty at all on our watery grave. In the course of the day, t f h wo o t e mence a journey, SO UT H WESTERN. characteristics of politics here is the ' tyranny of goods, either by dissolving the Union, seizing on the bodies were picked up on Blenheim Strand. whose fatal interruption and its horrible concomitants STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. minorities,' that if a comparatively small portion waste lands for themselves . to begin with, or by voting On the 'Welsh coast the loss of life has been con- has cast an odium on the country, and an appalling RUGBY, IJLLEerflogrE 74, B:oughton-Astley 11, Wig- N - SNTEAFTNS, with their Distances from Nine Elms. ' of the community will stand firmly together for the in a body for Van Buren s next election, whichever siderable. The Alilford packet lost a man of the name gloom on the minds of its inhabitants that will not stonl6l. LEICESTER 20. SYSTON 244, Sileby.274. Barrow 30, louonsoitouon 321, Kegworth (Nottingham Junction) 37/, .Esher a , 1 Fi' .i. amoton Wands•vorth 3, Wimbledon 6, KitrasroN 10, Court 13, Walton 151, Weybridge 171, - might be found the most convenient course." long be forgotten. WOKING 23, Farnborou* 31i, Winchfield :lii, BASING.. attainment of any . particular object, making their of Williams, a native of St. David's, Pembrokeshire, Saeley 42i, Borrowash 451, DERBY 49i-. adhesion or opposition to either political party, or PRECAUTIONS - IN THE " DUSTY when the . vessel was about four miles west of the ~ We have as yet had n 9 intelligence of the capture - mice 46, Andover Road 56, WINCHESTER 64, Bishopatoke (Gosport Junction) i • either candidate for office, dependent on his or their T HADES." Smalls ;in consequence of the terrific violence of the of any of the murderers of the poor girl Duncan. DOWN . „ UP. - 2, SOUTHA3IPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare- The father, mother, and famil ham 82, GOSPORT 87. adoption of their particular object, they will gene- F • gale the poor fellow was blown from the erosstrees, and, y have all been in Departure Arrival ,1 Departure Arrival - ( rom the Report on the Sanitary Condition of the town since the transaction was discovered, and im- TRAINS. from at TRAINS. from at Departure Arrival at Arrival yally succeed i n f orc i ng th e ir measures on one side, ' •" l • ' • • although several spars and ropes were thrown out, Labouring Popu ation of Great Britain.) Rugby. Derby Derby. Rugby. .. DOWN TRAIN& from Southamp. at pute no small degree of blame to the relative of the " if not on both, as they have the power of turning the In some of the " dusty trades," the • - these exertions were ineffectual. From the state of 'ye --- . - Nine Elms. ton. Gosport. girl at vvhose house she resided in the country, and Ist scale. The Western States are now in. this position ; amount of remature mortalt • 0. t eyessi y is so . ,7a th as i o l jus- the sea, arising from the fury .of the gale, it was found impossible to lower the boat ; within a few mi- from whence she was returning unprotected, when 2d for having neither a tariff to obtain, nor slavery to tify interfer P ene d f nsivel 12 50 E 3 15 3d obtain the support of the rest of the people te, they w ii ich, f tl, ee_ t y, as . agains e e argeisi nutes after the accident the poor fellow disappeared. waylaid, ravished, and cruelly murdered. There is 3d 4th 250 530 E ,' 4th ....-- 440 7 0 rom l e l neglec of sanitary measures, fa strong suspicion fixed Goods Train are independent of both parties, and form the ba- neither . upon t e employer nor upon the consumer, Off Cardiff, the De Esterning, bound from Amster- upon a well-known offender in 1 sth 10 50 1, . 730 10 0 :\-lixed Train lo E 4 :irt - 5 0 lancing. weight in Congress, which can make itself dam had a seaman washed overboard ; and at Madoe this community, of the name of Pendrill, or Penril, 5 6t t i h h 11111 12 8 4 20 5 111 249A1 'r 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 51 kait nain a 0 6 0 625 who directly benefit by the roduce of the industr - ' a broWn lad, that was once ith l 'Mixed Train 5 0 8 3'l 9 0 courted by both parties. What they want this session P the following melancholy event oceurr d I e :- n the n e emp oyment of Mr. ON SUNDAYS. MAIL ~... .. but upon rate- ayers to whom the manufactor itself e3O 11 57 1:: 31 M Parkinson of this town. • The police, we learn, has lst ...... 730 M 10 ONI Ist 6 4531 930 E n o w, al .„ in is, the Land Revenue Distribution Bill a because this, ma h e . P ' - 3' morning of the Bth, a boat left the port contain' mg so o 4 0 M 5 0 v a nuisance. In the instance of such trades hof 2d besides giving them their proportion along with the - i - . ' . . ' three lads, amongst them was the son of Mr. Rees been out in searc those suspected persons, under persona cleanliness is so far re uisite as to ustit an 6 0 830 3il the command of Inspector Marltcn and there may be 34 '. other States, begins by first setting apart ten per cent. addit• I f 1 q .. i Y Jones, for the purpose Of mackerel fishing, in which "nsuranee where It is ne leeted of their disco 4th l2 2011 2 4911 4th Mail 10 40 12 5011 m some hope very, if the l'i L ort Tr& ! S " • " 57 12 ''2 M -of all sales for the new States • h t 't ry the ~ in w ose ern o yet rna rafe . o . he regu a . bons reventive of disease are b no g • the party were very successful, having in the course ' ybe not secreted The times of arriving at and departing from Nottingham ind t t . ins to Wokinz at 1014 Morning, and at 24, 44, and 5% lands are situated. Accordingly the protection men P ' Y of two hours loaded their boat. On returning to the on some of the es a ll es near where they have been prowl- Derby are nearly the same. Evenin g , caliiu g at intervening stations, and performing the journey means onerous, either in their cost or their interfe- , ' ing, by some equa y guilty persons with themselves. . in an hour and ten minims. Sondays at 9/4 51, and at 24 and 74 E • have offered them this bribe to induce th b • em to su mit rence with the processes • Some of the noxious ma- port a suaden squall arose, which caught the boat and Since writing the above, a detachment of the police, NORTH MIDLAND. • to a high tariff, by incorporating the distribution f - • ' turned her over. Assistance iinmediately put off, but Deearture Departure Arrival nu actures, and !specially those in lead, have been the (IN C clause in the PrOtective Tariff Bill (distin uished ' I t on ywo of the youths were saved, the son of iVIr. under the command of Inspector Marlton, returned ONJUNCTION WITH WEE MIDL AND COUN- UP TRAINS. from from South. at f examination b the " Cons ' subject o y ell de Salubrite to this town at half-past twelve, P. Ai havin b g een 'TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERRY, MANCHES- . Gosport. ampt•n. Nine Elms. from the Revenue Tariff Bill), neither art g of the Jones met a water grave ; the othe t r wo syere coin- . 1 TER AND SHE . FFIELD, MANCHESTER AND .„, _______ ______ -- of Paris," and the preventive rules they prescribed 1 1 h d y er night since Thursday last, engaged in scouring 135 111 2la M 525 m Bill withcut the other. The reason wh P h • yt e Whiga were as follows :-1. The establishment of a good p ete yex auste when rescued from their perilous ev Y ' LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY, AND THE GREAT " in 630 7 0 10, So persist in sending up their Tariff Bill to T ler ith situation. Along the Scotch coast the _ same e l a arm - i • the woods on or about Providence estate ; they suc- NORTH OF ENGLAND. ) mixed Train Goods Train the distribution clause th h 't • ~ oug 1 is known he , Y w ventilation in the workshops or manufactories. 2. Ex tous results t k lace ; n b a um er of e yess . es were ceeded at daylight, yesterda mr • • tle ' t y d o A rn f nf, in a . ing_m h o DOWN TRAINS. Mixed Train B3O 1) 0 12 30 will veto it, is, that such is th • b • • en- argain with acting from the workpeople close attention to personal dam d I (l oo t B P cl l age ,a 1 a ue, a arge vessel 1 . n with grain „ r . y,.„. custod four of the late ca e __ _ e pture r cans, viz~ Jo n Mixed Train lO 39 11 0 • 2 0 )2 30 E 1 0 E 4 30 the Western members, and it is feared th • ey will, after cleanliness ; obliging them to wash the hands and face was wrecked near Sharp's Nose and, with one excep- " lute, vs imam loence l , Villiam Ross, and Sammy Departure from 4 Arrival at Fast Train 2 311 3 u 6 0 , before dining, and before leaving the workshop; for- ' D b • s ers un ar , these p . ons, all young men, had been'en- • - Mixed 'rrain 530 6 0 915 all, vote against any protective tariff without tile tion, the Whole of the cre ' . ' w were lost • the poor fellow Derb , Sheffield •Sheffiel2.l Leed,. Man. , , Darling- Goods Train Clause, which would at once give a ma' 't • cjon y against bidding them taking any of their meals in the work h h d h • ' II - w o was was e as ore was in so ex austed a condi- gag ed recently in labouring for Providence estate, ~ „„ ' chester. 'ors. ton. SUNDAYS. • - it, it 1,8 considered most probable, that the result of shop, and, by reasoning and information, directing tion as to be ble tth t . t • • f l una a . e . une o give any in orma- arg occupied an old hospital on that property : We -'' - ...... - 7 3551 1 . 930 • 10 0 /45 E ' this obstinate adherence to the clause will be, that no their attention to the dangers by which they are • tion as to the name of the ill-fated vessel or number 1 t d mu ers an that circumstances of strong suspicion at- 615 845 1 - i 9 : 4 031: ... Ditto surrounded 3 Employing the practicable means for tach to thein.-Cormeog G aze tt e . Short Trains leave Woking daily at 714 M, 11' , 5'4, and 74E Sun protective tariff will pass this session, and though such d • • ' of the crew. 93010 45 'll 45 1 1 15E 50E2 0 E 5 15E days at 94 At, 64, and B'4E. ' * •• a resnit will make the Whigs very unpopular in thei con ucting the processes so as to raise the least dust 12 45E 2 OE 2 45E 4 0 635 445 7 0 , r possible 4 B • asas•a•••• • ____ ' stronghold, New England, where little is cared for . (yarding off the mills and sieves, so as ANOTHER AMERICAN DIVER. - 345 430 530 i 7 0 845 745 LONDON AND BRIGHTON. 1 to r ' ' dd 1 t • 11 e allu e as week to the probable retirement of 4 0 5 '3O 630 i 8 15 10 p . event the escape of the smaller particles. 5. Re- (From the Sunderland Times of Friday.) STATIONS, with their Distances from London Bridge. ' ; distribution, and everything for a tariff, and where it Mr. John Leadbetter from the Chairmanship of the 6 0 730 : ' 0 quiring of the workmen 8 15 ; 945 iS known that Tesler would give the latter without where there is I ad-d engaged in the processes An American seaman, named Michael Smith, aged Edinburgh and Glas gow Rai , lway Company, in conse- SUNDAYS. LONDON, New Crims 3, Caoynosi 101, Godstone Rosci 131, i It Stoat's Nest 141, llerstham 191, RED HILL 21/, llorley '')sl the former, the attitude assumed by the Western suspended in tleae •1 1 . ist, , or any other injurious dust 23, proposed to leap from the east side of Sunderland quen ce of his views on the su hi, ct o f Sunda travellin 3 19F- 'SOE I 6 I9E I members makes it ' difficult to adopt any other mouth with a haal i ;„t , eat t . heY cover the nose and B r id ge , into the river on Wednesday last. His in. We. have since learned th a t ": ni Th u r s dj week Alf: 7 OM cll erchief sli htl 8 45111 9 45111j11 15111 1 OE Ilto E n 9 29- THREE BRIDGES 291, Balcombe 331, HAYWARD'S HEATH 374, Hassock'ssGate 431, BRIGHTON 501. g Y moistened t e ntion was announceCl by hand-hills on the previous Leadbctter wag requested t o atten d th e first meeting of 3OE 4 30E 5 30E1 7 15E 1 930 8 OF. course. But though this bribe of chstribution has 6. Subjectine• th , k h ess or s op to occasional medical • • Leave 1 Ari.ive in ' evening, and at the time fixed (four o'clock) hundreds the Board after the general meeting, it being im- * 4 ,l' The D'hyvn Trains arrive at Hull in about tNo hours DOWN. I Leave r iv h e in I U .ondon. rig tan. P • Btighton. London. f - had great effect in obtaining; the acquiescence of the spection, in (irder to prey . in ent the intensity of an - m erative under the new Act then to elect all the officers later than their arrival at York. West to the tariff * , it would only be a sop that would ladies tit. t b a reak out, and with that view to ex 3 a 'a- of persons assem . bled to witness this darino. and novel P - --- , i alixed - b of the Company. Before proceeding to the busi- - - - - - -- - --- - ... UP TRAINS. Mail, First 1 don 930 stay- their barking for a moment till swallowed, and the workmen from time to time, t,o detect a - 'lune exploit. Smith, learning that the officers of police ness of the day, Mr. Leadbetter required a pledge from would not even for the present have prevailed over toms of disease, and t bl• o o ige the workmen attaeked • l'Y sYrnP- would be h Irt t ' t li• r li . on t ea e , o pre - ten im accomp is ing th B iard that the question of Sunday travelling should Departure froal Arrival at ToCroydon 10 4.5 I First Class,. 9 0 11 II the overwhelming interest which the people there to abstain from work until the medical officer d 1' e . c ares his object, changed his dress, to evade detection, and e ' be considered an oPen question, and with this .pledgi. Mixed . . 11 45 215 E t Mau. Mixed 11 0 i3O E ~ Ditto ilave, as consumers in buying cheap-an interest of that he may resume it without in senie_n.ce. proceeded across by the ferry-boat to the north side, he would act as Director, or as their Chairman i f Darling. !y , k • Man. Leeds. Shettield. Sheffield. Derby. Mixed 3 0 5 :10 1 First Class... 2 311 • 5 :',O which caused a little delay. bn arri i vng at the centre • cheste the whcle extent oiwhich the American farmers, un- 7. Obli 'lig ivorkmen to wear frocks or bl con s ' elected. The question having been decided 'by ton ' ci- First Class 4 ::.0 630 I•Mix e d like the boors of other countries, are fully aware- th gi - • h ey should leave in t e workshop when they quit • ouses, which of the bridge he in t tl san y mounted the railing, and so large a majority in February even of resi- 730 845 , 9 30' 11 15 tioods 530 t Ditto 9'o 12 ';03I Goods 7 0 930 9 0 12 30 111 were it not for the use which the Yankees have made work • dth se blouses should from tim t t• b was preparing to throw himself off, when he was dent Scotch prop • tors and in' Au ust with ,an e . • • . e o nue e seized by the polic h d h ta ' cl . • • • ne ' . g , 6 1551 8 4551 7 051 930 10 45 111 45 12 45E ToCroydon n :el I SUNDAYS • 141 om SUNDAYS. 1, , of the argument . I G tB Id "11 tl - that un ess rea n in wi a.e washed. 8 Sending away from the worksho ever p y house, to the great di e, w o ragged to te s bon- out a 'vision, no Buc h pledge could be given, not even 915 12 Noon 10 0 I (IE 2 OE I 2 45E 4 1 -- 5 Mixed 745b110 15 M Croydon • 730 m , the product' 0 1 - ll' lOnt. o' tile Tv est e e th W st cannot con- • • • workman who gives himself up to debauchery or sappointment of the spectators . . that.the . questim would ever again he entertained, on 12 15E 3OE I 10E 4 0 530-; 6 30 815 Ditto • - same largely a the f ; ires of Great Britain, d k -E d ' t tth I, Yesterday (Thursday) he was brought before the which Mr. Leadhetter resigned his office, sand retired- 330, 6 19 4'45' 7 9 812 84510 9 Ditto ToCroydon 10 0 t.un eaness. 9. n eavouring oge . e woF -men Magistrates, on the charge f b from the Board. Mr. John Learmonth, of Edin- SUNDAYS. Ditto 7 0 uao l' and will only h e k manu ae i _ t . 1 fin .. 1 • ept in a state of con lima aneia (z. e. workers in lead) to form the habit of drinking _ roughfare. The case was stat d b ' o o structing the tho borgh, was then elected Chairman ; and Mr. John overstraining a n d exh . austion by the attempt to do so. every day, on leaving the workshop, a little hydro- and Su • d permten ent Brown re e y Sergeant Paxton ; G eorge Hamilton D e puty-Chairman ; and an in- The thnes are nec r marked t . hat the 3 30E 6 19E1 7 9 812 9 0 10 9 ' From Shoreham for Bra l t i o d n at at E35:03a4n5d, 5 13. and n 15E. . . . u iarly favourable for the enforce- sulphuretted water, to neutralize the effects of the lerul man had bee • -1 fluential individ ua l i s - be proposed at the next - to 10 30M and at 10,3 3' I ; • $ l. Trains leave Hull for Derby daily at 6/ and 1111, and ai), and 7 30E. Sundays at 10 OM, and I' 45, .1 , 3i1 ' 0 d 8 ' - m,lnt of this argument. In the first place, you must that may have been taken into the stomach. n previous y cautioned. Smith, in defence, said that he was a shi • meeting (a resident of Glasgow) to fill up the at 21 and SE. On Sundays at 5E only. the Mixed Trains stop at all the S ' h F'' l ' ' " °E. obses•ve that a few pwrecked man- vacancy. We ar e fi d that the majority of the g l a d to . n - only at First Class Stations. tations, t e ust Class Trains I , Years ago the W t was enabled to All these egulations with the medical attendance ner, and belonged to New York :he w -- Tr li pay f o e a very large consu m tio ;B "ti h anufac- fth r f ' ' b I as an expe • -irectors -aye b ee fi in a matter where any symp- eea,,a aasseseeses n so rrn GRAND JUNCTION. zo ns m _ or e purpose o prevention, would e great y be- rienced diver, and had no other intenti ' f LONDON AND DOVER. tures, in en indirect way, th p ou on In per orm- tom of yielding woUld have been turned_ to the .account e i Tone of its p od r uce low any charge of insurance to the individual work- • mg the feat than to raise a little money ' was allowed to come to Gret , m order that of the Agnewites. Not Withstanding Mr. Cadell's I ir- Fa IS ..n.. _ eset _IRMINGHAM TO ta FROM LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER TO OPEN TO HEADCORN STATION. ritain in exchange. man for proeuring medical attendance and remedies he might be enabled to fit himself out f , ' or sea. Ihe mation that he will bring forward the question at the "ERPOOL & MANCHESTER. BIRMINGHAM. d For at that time, the price of cotton being high the when throavn out of work by sickness. Mayor told him that he had no business to obstruct the • next meeting, th e • c d - t ell t . . anto aun ay rav mg agt anon may Leave Time of Arrival at - . .DOWN TRAINS. 1' Departure fr UP TRAIN& um Arrival at Head. Departure from Arrival In " P lanters turned all their labour - - ' r to the growth oi In some of the trades scattered instances of atten- Birmingham. Loudon. corn Station. 1 Headcorn. London. Departure. Birmingham. cotton, and purchased the provision f I, • • l r , f . . footpath ;if he would jump off the bridge, people must be l oc ' ked 'Pon as at an end. - It is high time that it were. . 3 or t en- hand ', tion to c ean mer and measillirs:s 0 pr eve ntion are go to see him, and the police had acted perfectly right -Railway Ti mes. ~-..____ -- -- 731 M 1 tO a great extent from the West; an d as First Class..., •i 45 111 First Class... 330 M 8 0 M 10 5 M 75 M 940 M the great found-for examp e, aniongst t e journey . men painters. In taking him into cu tod s y. Sergeant Paxton here The opinion F It -th a 1 fth Mitred Train' *6 0 Mixed Train: 6 0 11 30 ' 930 11 45 , 840 11 15 5 hillk of the cotton crop went to Engla d of the acu a , e pprova 0 e Kited T. I 9se F' 10 30 15 E , 10 55 110 E n , the British uestionut by Dr. Mitchell to Mr 12 45 E r ma , aufactures consumed by the West were paid fr ' I n an swer to a q , , , _ • • stated that Smith told the officers he would do it i n fair sex, and th e • ra l e a tronage of the public, have Pi a rst Cla r s a s. l . n li 30 1 P: r r s s t t 2 4 7;1 't2 s 32 15 130 E 4 0 455 3 15' • 1 :2 E ' 2 Tomlins, the clerk to the enters c om p an y, whether spite of them and the Magistrates, and that he at- established the _ re ge a ne . p ffere dby Messrs. Rowland First Cla=s .. 2 15 E Mixed silin' l a. trE 4 0 • 615 640 9 30' t hi s 1 vay. Another means of payment was th:- in P D rations o . , First Class... .2 45 First Class,.. 7 0 615 850 610 . 845 I nof Western State tocks ' • - Ira- painters suffer so much as formerly from the disease tempted to excite the mob in his favour. Smith de- and Son as th e „20-s Ibl and indispensable requi- 11 30 tva us e Mixed Train 4 30 SUNDAYS. AUN DAYS. menae .la-mu t Issued in past sites for the bl 5 M I 10 50 M , 735 M I 10 10 M .. ••••11 found a ready market i L d to which they are peculiarly liable, the clerk says- nied thia charge, and said he only told the people that toilet yet submitted to the world. At this First Class...' ,7 15 le years, w_lsi. . - • n on on. At " Not so much as former y. . 1 This has been aseer- • • '- , it was not his fault they were disappointed. He then peculiar season, when the " skyey influEnces” are pecu- SUNDAYS.I SUNDAYS. , 130 E 45E 1 1250 E 325 E if • t aattr'n i 3 so low that the planters have been . 7 5 935 , 7 0 935 presen • • dministered at Painters llall to ji lt - , t Early powerful, and often . noxious to t d he complexions of First Class... 145 111 First Class. ' 3 111 - obliged to ecoalomise in every way, and have found tained by a charity a inta ed to the Bench that he would yet leap off the ladies w • , Mixed Tr in 7no Mixed Tr. i - r, - 8 031 particularly recomntet! Rowland s Mixed Train 11 30 Mixed Tra d i"' 1 8 - 12 45 E NORTHERN AND EASTERN. s, '. that their s.'aves can raise enough Indian corn to feed F I h 1 men labouring under sickness. ormer yt ey wou 01 bridge, providing he could get their order. This, invaljabl e e Ic' ''°uld -slvde a the most Indmy, nold, and effica- so sed Train •2 47 F ' Mix'xl T " 03° 3 15 el themsebress, • rferin mue • throw t . w i t h ese t nate g ,h with their atten- • - - beds and go to their meals howe • • * heir clothes en their _ . 0 _ ler, was refused, and the Mayor told him that, ei„„„aft , gunrii r ' -- ' s e •et offered to the public . f . a r this purpos . a . • Those Trains me •1 ' - ' et tle N o rth Union T ' r-un 7 OE 12 Night OPEN TO BISHOFS STORTFORD. • . rain to Preston at:Parkside STATIONS, with their Distances frotn Shorediteh. I .1) • I - * tion to the cotton ph s •nt, which is principally required ;'_othout washing their hands. A large proporti nof as a foreigner, the Bench were inclined to deal le- The fortuna; a scovery of this now ce t late( prepa- ==,...s asesseeseeee . Lea Bridgesl4. 'I ottenham 7N, Edmonton 94, Ponder's End Illis as o f .1, - he year. And not a d o n e , of t . l n i i e , j ourneymen now carry a wor ki ng _d ress to their niently, and discharged hina on paying costs ; but that ration, and th = l ; tno l,, t ro of of its_virtues afforded by Cll ESTER AND CRE W Waltham 1-Izt., Broxbourne la, Roydon 22, Harlow 264, Sawbridge- oi ' Itt tt different season worth 2,1!,,i , Stortford 321., , VVeStern StOCiti is now issued, or can be issued at pre- -I the with them, and. when they quit work at night I the police would keep a strict eve upon him, and if long experie ne : Cr -- 2 1 't . • dmir 'nee t iat Its a ably adaped to FSO3I CREWE TO CHESTER. V (` E r: . Rm.! -HESTER TO ,REWP. • DOWN TRAINS. UP 'I RAINS. E gait. Then there is positively no money in the West, fror y n exchange and put on clean clothes which are free !he disobeyed their injunctions, he - would be taken up beautify and preser'vvie the skin fresh and unimpai d a re,_, ..ran ',caves Crewe. 4 ISM 'Matt Leaves Chester, - ------- i int T • and bounii over to keep the peace. We were glad to amid the most tr • ' issitudes of the season and the Mixed Tra ii.... liliti‘ !be whole system of banking facilities and long westw r d • his applies more particularly to the ying vie First Class 9 0 First Class - .I,'7.ellitS, , which fnamerly enabled the country to im- ac • r of Temple -bar. One master painter of my fi n d th a t no costs were exacted, and the unfortunate quaintance Mr , Thornton, of Doctors -commons, mariner left the Court. weather. FIRE IN . MAIL . .... . ..... ... 2 OF. Mixed Train 515 Malt. ........ 50E Shoretlitch.' bourne. 1 StortfOrd , , Stortford. bourne. 'Shoreditch. -- -- --_..---.. 7 50 ' -On Sunday morning, at T BE ROOKERY. On Sunday only the Mail Trai . na . run. 8 0 111 8433119 25 bi 5 30111 ' 5 fli M 640 31 ol pc rt laresely for a t:nr, without a corresponding ex- keeps aal ' f ' * THE ACTUAL LEAP. half•past fou ' 1 e poor inhabitants residing 9SO 16 1: - , 10 45 1 '.B 0 ,' 45 0.01 . commodities in exchange, direct or indirect, is por the pi o solution of potash. in his shop, in which men wash their ha d r ()clock, t I - ns, and which takes off every About six o'clock in the evening OF the same day, in that dansely inhabited psrt the Reokery, ..st. Gita s ' s , CHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD. 11 30 12 20 E 12 50 E;:s 20 852 3 940 cut tap by the roots. Doinsatic trade in the interior rrarticle of paint ; 250 ; 9 21) 9 5,0 • 10 iv 01 of the et, 'wary' is reduced, _from the want of a circu- only two m e • and it is van-thy of remark that determined not to be divethd from his purpose, Smith were throw n int o s ee I nmost alarm and excitement by FR , OM COMER TO BIRKENHCAD. F ROM BIRKENHEAD TO CIIESTI.R. gl E , : 2 1 . : 1 i 450 11 00 112 2 E 1 ' 2 48 E n in twent - ' l ' fil. t naie ed went privately. on to the bridge, and dispatched his the sudden outbre a k of a fire, in the I . ower premises at'lslV:lt a !,, and Mixed Trains Mixed Trains at 82 , !and 10 .0 NI, 4LO 1 5 „„' 25 5 55 230 E • 3 0 a 43 A y ye.arp „aye bee dl3O M, and at 1,4, znd at 11 50 and 3 50E, Man. ~t 520 ! 6 ~' 42 ) ,5 0 lating me ilium,* to barter ; a farmer gives two pounds with paralysis in h' of a house in Charelostreet, St. Giles s, and which and 745 E. 'b 48 ' Is employ. This is taken from companions to apprise certain parties, who had be- 640 E. 8' 0 18 53 923 6an 7 5 8 0 . of wool tk ) a wea-Yer for one pound of the same wool fifteen men constaatly e at • threatened e eto the adjoinin house SUNDAYS-51Am at - ii , i -- :-11... SU IAYS i PlOyed OH an average for friended him, of his determination to leap ; several t i • h - xtensive damag .g . , s , At _ ,_ .. a , NI .—M sed Trains at 830 On Sundays Trains leave Shore- On Sundays Trains le , s je ase tort. araade in to I. lomespuit,• and sen& four bushels of wheat even years." . a ot w tch wer • • •d e d with from 30 or 40 Individuals 6 zl . rrams at 930 31, arid at and 9 51,) 111, and 615 E, Mau. at ditch for Stoitford at 8 and 93031, ;ford for Sh -• oreaucii at 5 30 and ' to the i Tatt l er .in ex.lhange for the flour of three --- - - -a---..e5 , •-•-___ , .....---„---. were, however, disappointed, having, before they ar- in each house aci ow • On the fi __remen entering the premises Steam Packets 030 E. leave Li erpool for Birkenhead • ‘2O minutes ore and at '2 30, 3 30, and BE. 19 30M, and at 120, 4 SO, and 8 OE. • This Train leaves Broxbourn o half an hour earlier on Mondays. 3,5 hu she's ; an.d their fee vign !rade . must be limited Tim LATE DEAN or 'or •• •EST - M - INSTER. The Res rived, perched himself on the summit of the lamp- i to their astonishmen they' found them entirely fitted-a ' n the startin g ef each Tritijfar Chester, and from Birkenhead ft e r f Li the bringing hawk into the country of the Dr.. Canton and the Rea. ate, frame, from whence, waving his cap gallantly, he I and carrying on an extensive illicit trade of glas: verpool on the arrival of ,every Train from Chester. ' .I;tr ictly to. Bentinck administer the --- EASTERN COUNTIES. 1 8 - o f as much of fteir produce as they can affairs of the deanery until th sprang into Wear-a hei ht of uwa- of ! blow . • the river g p , rd., , irs. An Excise officer was sent for, and the goods net' prt ce land's successor. The de • anerye appointment of Dr. Ire- OPEN to BRENTWOOD. 110 f ee t ! O n reaching the water he str uc k out, an d I and apparatus removed to the Excise-office. The par- NORTH UNION. dm -.• • finel a rn aasket for. the Churah. is the most valuable in DowN TRAINS leave Shoredith at 8 3) nd II OM, and at 20, .. ~. I, is I here is everywhe , pe re asu rabundance of natural swain " like a sea-bird, 'to a keel or barge, from ! ties concerned, wh o h a ve c arried on the illicit trade for. Trains leave Liverpool for Lancaster at 315 (Mail 845 30, 4 15, 50,6 3' , and 7 45E. On SUNDAYS a st 9 20 , .., 0, 410, 6 30, and 7 45E. The journey is p l ertmrinb a o n u'; wi . heat Indian ecn•l', Pork/ beef, and lum. Sir John and Lady Kennaway and famil h whence he saluted the spectators on the bridve and : some time past, es 1 p r ehension. and II :11, and at 2JO and 445 E • and from 111 anche ) :te 'a t capec al , r for ... 45 minutes. 'T r 04 "ctionS-W , , h . l 1 a.• • •• e d t Farrane ' H I taa,....._ Y ave ar- 0 Lancaster a' 15 minutes after the 'l.,' 1 ' iverpoo time of starting. . tit' TRAINS leave Brentwood'at 8 45, 94 - he peiße .n t e agneu tura, :esti-lets: are itv a e s ote a . --ram ye-street, from on th e h e i g h ts , i n t h e s t y l e o f a true Jack T ar , which i Lord alid Lady h.:Dwaine have left town for - Trains - '' ' ' ' . and 10 :15111, and at Li , b ra ., . an d yet t • _... . • -. leave ...ancaater for Liverpool and Alanchester, at 21 2.30. 3 30, 5 3 4 4 6 50, and 7 45E. OR ISUND a, - ,! I.' tchedlypoorras respectst4epower either Southampton. was immediately returned by a round df hearty elieers Golston-park. - . 710 and 845 31 and at 110 and 50 E. and at 2 30, .4 30, ‘ O . O, 645, ar.d 7454 • - AYS '' 1' 1 1 4 " OM. ' 'el , e r l *here wrq . . . - iw MANCHESTER & BIRMING Aro., Leaves j Arrives at i' Leaves Arrives , 80 , Leaves Man. Binning. I Man- at ' l ,O O ham. Crewe. chester. chaster. Crewe. n2 .. ./ ° —_-_—.... ---. _— —___ 1 --_--- -------- a oi 145 M 40M 5 OM 4 0 1%1515M 8 , 3 0 730 9 0 645 815 . 11 ..... 9 0 10 30 730 9 0 401 11 30 145 E 3 0E 845 10 0 .1 0' 245 E 5 0 015 11 15 12 30 E '.O i 6 15 445 E 615 it 936 4 30 7 30 9 0 7 45 8 45 '- SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. oi 145 M 4 OM 5 15M 1 4 OM I 5 1551 1 0/ 730 930 10 45 18 30 110 0 9 lb 11 31 145E30E , 11 15 12 30 E ,1 3 0 245 E 5 0 630 ' ;I 745 E 345 " EfinftiMilis. MANCHESTER AND LEED S ' STATIONS with their Distances from Manchestl r e re MANCHESTER, Oldham J unc ti on 5, Mill s Hill 6. 1 3 h 1 0 ,41 1 Rochdale 11, Littleb o r oug h 14, T o d mor d en 20 , East° li. Hebden Bridge 24, Luddend n Foot 26, Sowerloy Bridleit Eland 31, Brighouse 34, Co:4pe- Bridge 36, Devis bull Itirbury 44, Wakefield 49, Normanton 51, LEEDS 6_2' ...... 1 Departuts from Arrival at ; Departure from Arrit:loll .‘latici,Zster. Leads., Leeds. m a ne.: ..,o / 7 0 M 10 10 M , 540 M 8 3/3a 9 0 11 47 5 9 30 10 0 I 15 F. 7 40 10 5 0 10 59 1 44 9 0 11 1 1 45 I 20 E 4 35 10 16 1 0 3 20 6 45 1 20 E 5 445 730 1 345 ,6 5 7 0 10 30 .i 6 o 545 10 0 12 47 M i 7 15 10 0 SUNDAYS. 3 $ 80 11 11 3011 1 8 OM 11 $ 10 59 1 44 E I 10 16 1 1 6 30E 10 0 I 6 0E 9 0 10 0 12 47M 7 15 10 0 * This Train leaves Brighouse at 7 40 M. -without a tariff. This is the case with the iron mines ''""'`" ''''''""" ''"'"'"' "'"---• --- -- ",`" -- " 6 ''''' "--- /' --- ---1 - ---- ----- ---- - - -----' ----- --m .... -- •••••• - eLeeeee ‘e• Lou II / .• - e- i y ~,.. ~....57..,.-.4 - 3,,,,,, A ,10, • -:-a- ... -- - r• 7.- , 5N ,...-,„„ _ :9 -a rL ..-_:....-- •.‘,.. NEWCASTLE-UPON . ..TYNE A Y one would cure the distress of the other. Distress tries, that if any convict attempted to make his es- most revolting brutality. We lost no time in ascer- L. , - ; --.........,.. , e As L *pawl .'" ,er'a• CARLISLE and iron works of Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Mi 5......• ......• 7 N ; M c a o s r t n l e i . n g 10 Carlisle. 3oAl orfl in g , 7 Carlisle. o m orn i a souri ; the lead mines of Wisconsin, and, to a great in England, Scotland, and Ireland, of which I see cape, and persisted in so doing, after being called to, taining the facts connected with this tragical event, , GREAT WESTERN. • _________,4 .0 1 the debates in Parliament and the newspapers are they were to give an alarm and fire." The prisoner, from the most authentic sources, and it is now our N.B. In the l'ollowing Tables M signifies before Noon, and . Leave Arrive at I Leave , Aro ~,Jt OPEN TO TAUNTON. degree, the coal mines of Pennsylvania, Virginia, E after it. and Indiana. In Louisiana they have secured the al- full, means that there is a want of a . niarket for our in his defence, made a very incoherent statement, evi- Painful duty to state that the most exaggerated PADDINGTON,SA TIONS E , with their Distances llanweli 7 fr i e , n I s uaii9, Paddington.--..ass - iv manufactures, and of food for our labouring classes. dently indicating a disordered state of mind, pretend- report of the oceurrence which had reached us, ha s fiance of the swear planters, who want to be protected LONDON .AN I) BIRMINGHAM. West g I: 4Te 3;, lV ' t arf Here the distress, the complete suspension and pros- ing that on the morning of the day he was in bed in the fallen short of the reality. On Thursday last, as Drayton 13, SLOUGH 18, MAIDENHEAD 22k, Tivyford 304, 10 0 130 Afters. 'lO 0 , 1 00 from the Brazilian and Cuba sugars-and.these men, STATIONS with their Distances from London. READING 35i, Pangbourne 411, Goring 44i, Wallingford 230 Aftern. 530 230 Aftern. 16 0 tration with which every one entertains you and barrack-room and other soldiers were also in bed in Mr : M'Callum, the overseer on Providence, was taking his usual ride round the estate, his attention LONDON, Harrow ' 11i WATFORD 173- King' s * taking the cue from their Yankee instructors, treat. it ' ~Langley 21, Road 47i, STEVENTON 561, Farringdon . Road 63 4 , Shriven- 5 0 6 30 0 Morningil2 B 3 15 0 Aftern , 9 5 :Morning :12 8 1 5 .. 0A which is the one topic of - every speaker, wri t er, and the room at the time ; that it was about daylight, and Flosmoor 24i. Berkhamis ' tead 28, TRING 314, Aylesbury 43i, .) "A "24CH P NHA 9.3 C S lin 9 SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. Aft ? as a matter of national policy, not to encourage the t a lk er , means that there is a glut of all kinds of pro- he saw a convict and deceased in the room ; that the was attracted by the appearance of an unusual nuns- Leieneoe 41, 'Mew l - l a y an d Fenny Stratford 44, Wns,vvis- ham y, 7 . l ‘., 4 „ :.. o S oT W o lNDoN s 7 s 7 (Junction B with ipE the C m heltenham orl ß hl a la il : C S l a e t vt t on Road 5 0 Aftern. -I 5 0 * ' S ports from Brazil and Havannah, the only effect of im p o ber of crows hovering above certain visions, and that, not being able to find a market for soldiers were afterwards called up by a sergeant to aspot lying off TON 54, Roadi. 60, BLiswonTH 624, Weedon 69i, Crick T , w N e a r i t i o s e n a 1 1 0 2 84, , which is to benefit England, because these two eoun aßni(lll,llVNelcntimA,l‘7:ii.l,2iß.UGßY (Midland Counties Junction) 83, these, the people can neither pay their debts (owing prepare for guard • that he found himself weak and the public read towards the sea beach ; he was there- #, 5 0 I 8 la tries consume principally English manufactures, - - induced to ascertain the object of their attrac- Brandon 89 COVENTRY 94,. Hampton (Derby Junction) 103. 3 1 ie * ; n s il l:1 1 1 9 1 1 4 , BATH n BRISTOL 106 hBl , 1301, Banwell 1334, WEsTost SUPER MERE 1364, High- Env Trains depart from each Terminus - at 7,9, and - in great part to us), nor buy any new coats, gowns, wet in the morning, ' and blood was running down his 1 , 1 ! which they are enabled to pay for by the United &c.; and so have to stand still among piles of flour, trousers to his feet; and that he also found it so on tion; and, on advancing towards the place, a di s _ ._ 1 bridge 1454, BRIDGEWATER. 1511, TAUNTON 1624. EDINBURGH AND GLAServ i i i States taking their sugar, coffee, &c., while, as we pork, corn, &c., wearing out their old clothes, and the post he was stationed at, and that the two men Lance of about 80 yards from the road, he was horri_ . . Departure Arrival A:rival DOWN TRAINS -rture Arrival at Arrival at will not take the products of the latter, the circle is DOWN TRAINS. from at at from Swindon their morning. evi-observing skeleton human body on at 3,5, and 7E. On Sundays at 730 3l, and 5 3 09 ' London. Rugby. Birmingham Daily, except Sundays. Paddington. Junction. Destination: not completed, and the United States has to bear the only busying themselves with contriving stop laws in assaulted him in the room in the No ' fled on the of a which the birds had apparently fully completed - - public, and taking the benefit of the bankrupt law in- dence, medical or otherwise, was offered, showing that --, --- Goods Train to Taunton .... 430 M 10 0 M 855 E drain. By securing the alliance of the sugar interest dividually by hundreds. . the prisoner was previously incompetent to his duty, their horrid banquet. Mr. MbCallum lost no time Mixed, to Birmingham ... 6 0 111 930A111 15 Al To Taunton - RAILWAY STATISTICS. 4 of Louisiana, the Yankees neutralize one of the great afloat that was the Third Class, ditto cotton States. Kentucky they have a strong holde one great advantage of the United States as a although rumours are such case; in summoning persons from the estate, and a more he skeleton took Mixed, ditty 8 0 11 5651 145 Short Train to Maidenhead 9 0 market for our manufactures, is the great power of that the man had . been seriously affected by a coup de minute investigation of t place. Th e *MAIL, First Class First Class, ditto - -8 45 .... Total amount Total amount t> I f because she wants protection for her bagging ma - consumption of the population, and their r e adines s t o so l e d, w hile on his sixteen years service, and that he sex of the deceased was determined by the clothing Mixed, to Rugby mitlicture against Russia and Scotland. Till I learned 915 10 E • Short Train to Maidenhead 11 0 no heavy goods; aud v 4 7, be raised by dates of IMO' e s‘ d this, I never could understand how a planting State consume such goods as we export to the full extent was regimentally understood to be fit for nothing more which, though torn, appearedretomabineettih,ato9 45 18230 To Taunton l2 Noon 2586 35 E thus t run no Trains 2, Shares and. Balance ofi of that power. In a country where wages are a dol- than a ram-rod sentry ;if this be true, it will be. of about twelve or fourteen years old ; with th e Mixed, to Einninghain ... 11 0 243 430 Short Train to Slough far per a day, and food at the same time cheap, the elicited by the Military Commission now sitting. The . exception of the hands, the throat, and the To Taunton - . X. s. d. X. s. d o li citadel. There remain the two great agriculture] in -Ditto, to Aylesbury ..... . 3 0 Short Train to Reading .... 4 0 .... .. 5 2,5 proportion which remains to • buy other articles is Magistrates committed the prisoner for trial at the legs, on which the skin the f a body girl Ditto, to Fi h. 5 0 irm ng a m... 18 38 10 15 t Arbroath and Forfar... I 16 , ,1101 011 136,705 9 i'l gSi cereal., the cotton and wheat growing States. Even Short Train to Slough arge, and one American working man will purchase next assizes for manslaughter. was completely divested of flesh. The arms • Ditto, ' ' to Wolverton , 4 1; the cotton planters the Yankees have got some slight more broad cloth, prints, crockery, hardware, ice. &c., were bound so forcibly with withes as to have *MAIL, Mixed hold of, by frightening them with the East India cot- Chester and Birkenhead 144 499,999 () 0 456,663 10 1. 5 than twenty southern slaves, or - East Indian coollies, THE LATE STOR II - LOSS OF cut through the skin, and thus stretched out to M * AIL, to York, by Rugby' 9 0 12, 1511 To Swindon ton, a little of which has actually been imported. But Dublin and Kingstown... 6 370,1,0.) 0 0 34t+ 262 4 : 5. ; or Polish serfs. Then the whole population are fond LIVES OFF THE COAST. . their greatest tension; the legs were also bound - , MAIL, to Taunton . . 855 11 35 255 AI tDundee and Arbroath 16 --I 140,01) 0 0 -143,552 5 °lO they derive more support from some manufactures of with the same • Departure Depar. Arrival Goods Train to Taunton .... 930 2155110 45 *Eastern Counties about the ancles loosely . substitute ft , un Sure from at ' of spending what they earn. The United States never From the various accounts received on SaturdayUP TRAlNS.Edinburgh & Glasgow 46 1,233,234 19 ! 5 P coarse cotton goods, established in the South, which for cords e a • ece of stick was found • Birmingham Rugby. London. SUNDAY DOWN TR a IN•;. g , pi driven up tthasg., Paisley, & Ayr 40 293 000 0 14 Ili I late specie; never leave an of the proceeds of accumulate have been spreading since the low profits of plantingthe left and the eneral im re • t•Glasts , l', Crean. 7 99,116 53, 709 116 5 101 their exports abroad in foreign investments; whatever nostril, g p ssion on the *To Reading have obliged the planters to seek other employment - rand Junction B3 1,957 800 4 ) 0:2 280'590 3 7. - 4 r, Y realise or borrow from us they are sure to bring Wednesday night, and the hurricane of the following minds of those who were present appeared •to be, Ditto ditto that the unfortunate decease been violated by Ditto, from Birmiligham... 70 MI 8 2.3 Alle 45 E MAIL, to Taunton -....... 10 15 10 E 430 E home in purchases. Another great advantage of their day, have been felt throughout the kingdom, par- HayTe - 1 0 0 Y . would of themselves be insufficient to neutralise the To Taunton market to us is, that we may rely on retaining posses- ticularly along the coast, and have been attended Short Train to IV aideuhead 5 0 cotton States, they have used the usual rhetoric of the *MAIL First Class sion of it ; overpowering the competition of the native with the loss of a vast deal of property, besides To Swindon d, from Birmingham 10 0 11 17 315 Liveruoal & Manchester 31 1,(132,375 0 0 1,515;255 3 , a' 9'i ' advocates of protection, talking of the importance of after which to prevent detection the had thus MAIL, to Taunton I__ 2 „,,..,, ) , 0 0 , ; 0 5,72 , 4 80 7 0 ~ , - being independent of foreign countries, the superiority df manufactures for a long time to come Then the de • - human life. During the, whole a Wednesday and a , p _ 7 y .- -us Ditto ditto l2 Noon 123 E 6 0 hlessl murdered her, and abandoned h •- man o t - he United States for our manufactures is Thursday the wind blew a gale from the west-south- rut y a her miser- Ditto ditto ll5 E 235 630 of a home to a foreign demand in many respects, both UP TRAINS Time Leave , Arrival - London & Brighton s6' 2,400,00 i 0 1) 2,269,850 e 1,t1 5 ;I able remains in the C 6110113 manner in which they Ditto, from Rugby not like that of an old Continental nation--stationary, west to •south-west, which did considerable damage - Croydon lO4 741 000 0 0 637 875 1 ° O''' , l il • as to certainty and the reciprocity which may 1;e de- London & Greenwich._ 2. 03,3 00 '4. 1. 0.1 946,239 -/ or nearly so. It goes on increasing with the increase amongst the shipping on the eastern coast, several were found. , . Third Class, from Binning. ,2 20 413 ,10 0 Daily. except Sundays. 1 Startiog. Junction. • PaAlington. London &Sou 4 nth Western 9.2: 2 540 • 100 o 0 2 420 172 19 lh . 0 1 pended upon, the importance ofatfaching, the New En g -4 0 .5 17 I 9 15 Short Train front Reading..., 730 Al ... .. of population, which is still more rapid than than that having their whole suit of sails, rigging, anchors, - k. coroner s inquest was promptly held before I First Class, ditto .... .. 855 .11 *Manchester & Birm.... to _ 2:800 ' 0 a i ' 515 , , 45 g 1 5 I; lenders to the Southern States by the ties of mutual in - the same day, * Mixed, - 1; of our manufacturing class. Then the institutions and cables carried away, and were obliged to put - Edward Evans, Esq. on Manchester & Leed; .... 50 3,249,0cai 41 412 819'tti6 la 7 4 -,.` Serest, in order to prevent them from listening to the o sMonday, w ditto 12 Night 123 31 5 30M From Swindon and character of •the nation are such, that we may back to the Yarmouth Roads, Margate, and Harwich, estate, and adjourned t _ , when the Jury *lllixed, from Rugb abolitionists, and winding up with abusing England, Y Newcastle & Carlisle .... 81 1 950,000 00 ' I will meet at the Court-house, in this town, at ten rely on their always continuing to trade with us, b e i ng unable, from the damage sustained, to proceed The Sunday Trains are marked'. Short 'lr. from Maidenhead 11 15 which Jaya a duty even on the raw cotton, the only so long and as far as we enable them to do so, and on their destination. Off Melford, on Thursday, O'CIOCk, A.M. In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves MAIL, from Bristol article of American produce to which she is at all fa- girl of 14 ears Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Short Tr. fronu Maidenheld 145 E make it their interest. In Europe, a war may at any Captain Rees, of the Fair Hope, of .Aberavon, passed The deceased Rasa _ y old, calk(' '2 45 Northern and Eastern 324 721,00.1 00, 685,120 o,i 4 S vourable ; and may be expected to lay on a much Maria Duncan, the daughter of a black woman, and arriving in London at 730 E. Goods Train from Taunton.. 730A1540 E ' 12 0 time put a stop to our trade with any country, and a smack ashore in Ramsey Sound, and a schooner on Preston & Wyre l9 533,000 0 Bl7 6145 -' / heavier duty to favour the East India cotton growers, .1 - 1 in this - -- -- From Taunton named Mary Duncan, livid g town •; she had political considerations will often induce one of the ab- the rocks of Skomer Island, both deserted; and also BIRMINGHAIII AND DERBY. Ditto ,ll 15 240i.5 30 - *South Eastern 4O '3, 36,6111 0 0 1,075,468 5 g 4 i i ' in accordance with the principles of her colonial s y s •been residing for a short time with a relation at Running Gut, and was returning to this town on DOWN. UP. Frooi 'Taunton .... ......... ..., 12 30 E 4 20. . 7 5 York & North Midland 27 1 669,999 9•• 631,9 41 6•• hostile to our commerce, though it may be known to the North Bishop, which is supposed to have foun- f ( of supplying the British factories with the raw mate- hostile Sunday lasi; on reaching Dunn's Hole at nine, A.M. a - - be injurious to the national interests of their subjects. dered, and the crew perished: rial. There remain the wheat-growing States of the Departure Arrival Departure Arrival From Taunton But with respect to the United States, it will be our woman residing there recommended her not to pro- TRAINS, from Bk. at i TRAINS. from ~t. Bir. . West, the hardest of all for the Yankees to deal with, • 7 So violent was the gale that the Phoenix coasting MAIL, from 'Taunton own fault if we ever get involved in a war, or at least ceed any further until she could do so under the pro- min ham. Derby. I Dee,y. inin,ctram because they ,are naturally greater consumers of our ? vessel belonging to Cotton's Wharf, while off Folke- ____ ____ s ______ ____ Go,,ds Train from Taunton.. 630 E 2.10 740 when any alterations take i l they will be place, an 1 we exasperate the people sufficiently to make them . tection of some older person, as some men had been attended to. manufactures than any others ' they have positively .stone, lost one of her 'men, of the name of John But- *MAIL .... 12 3D M 215 NI *Mixed . 8 0 0 M 10 9 0'11 •• , UNT.)AY U'' TRAINS, • I - n it after they have felt the stoppage of their Persevere i ~attacking people , on the road ; the girl accordingly *51ixe.1.... 7 0 850 ' Ditto... 11 45 145 E Sho:t Train from Slough ... 80 31 Imo manufactures to protect ; they cannot dread any 1, ton. The poor fellow was reefing the mainsail, when es c . o , s. trade and the drain of the war taxes on their pockets; remained at Dunn , Hole until half past twelve P.M., Ist & 2(1 ,10 30 12 15 E Ditto.. II3OE 3 20 From SW i ildo -, competition from abroad with their productions; they he was blown over and lost, the mate very nearl - x 3 125 E 315 Ist Sad .., 430 620 MAIL, from Taunton dno consideration ofpatriotism, respect forthewhen she expressed her impatience to proceed, al- Cla" OXFORD, SEPT. 10.-The Mart 7 ye" it cannot be frightened, like the Southern States, into an ' escaping the same fate, he being washed overboard Trains 4 0 554 *IIAIL Li 0 12 4511 Short Train from Sloue•h 50 E 5 yrs ,oe , Union, nor any other, will ever ersuade a mother • leging that her was expecting her, and would • ' .... ' From Taunton ... '' *** ****** ..... 50 12 30 420 E '2O nearly finished, and shows to ad van l. t ' b submitting to a tariff, as the consideration for which s P Yankee to and saved with considerable difficulty. Between the Mixed 615 8 15great v s .o 'f she did.l Pay higher price for goods than is necessary,or obe disappointed 1 . • not come ; the renewed ad- Short Tr. from Maidenhead 730 enteringh the city from Banbury or Woodstock' i lt , the New Englanders are to acquiesce in the continu- a '' ' .° t 'night of the Bth and the morning of the 9th, the Hal- he rains marked * run on Sundays. in a.,lilition to which T T • fre ale a market for roduce, if it is in his ower to e kind-hearted monitions of th _ woman she silenced by Ditto from Reading.... 9 0 once of slavery ; and they are the section of the coup- his P , P von, loaded with salt, from Gloucester, was wrecked Trains leave Birmingham and Derby at 53) E, and arrive at open one. Offer to the Western States reciprocal free observing that several persons would be on the road either place at 715 E. Mart, from Taunton ....... 11 15 235 51 5 2531 the distance between the trees which form th e a" try whose rapidly-growing power is making itself on the west end of the Gore Sands, and the whole of _ i trade for their provisions and our goods, and the on their return from church, and in this confident ex- - The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stationthe felt more and more in each succeeding Congress. 3' the crew, suoposed to be nine in number, met with a s. admired avenue through which you enter ,4 - M1 nLAND COUNTIES. v . • would undertake to get rid of any duty at all on our pectation, the little trave ller recommenced a journey, side of Oxford. have mentioned in a former letter that one of the watery grave. In the course of the day, two of the SOUTH 'WESTERN. „co v characteristics of politics here is the ' tyranny of goods, either by dissolving the Union, seizing on the bodies were picked up on Blenheim Strand. whose fatal interruption and its horrible concomitants STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. STATIONS, with their Distan es fN . Fl ' The prints of the memorial do not ive - o pie f , 4 waste lands for themselves . to begin with, or by voting On the Welsh coast the loss of life has been con- has cast an odium . _ on the country, and an appalling RUGBY, 11LLESTHORP s E s 7 T 4, N Bou g hton-Astley 11, Wig. NINE Elms, Wandsworth 3, Wimbledonrom . ; . 1: N . Mi. idea of its beautiful ro ortion hi g h, i n °"‘ minorities,' that if a comparatively small portionstonl6i. LEICESTER 20. Y • o h ( -,-, .ileby.274. Barrow 30,a s r . o N 10, the Pl 3 s, W C . , _, t he in a body for Van Buren s next election, whichever siderable. The Alilford packet lost a man of the name gloom on the minds of its inhabitants that will not Esher and Hampton Court 13, Walton 15i b' We' ybrid t ,e I7i, see to advantage,spectator should vies% ;"' of the community will stand firmly together for the LoncirEentonali 324, Kegwort Nottingham Junction) 371, .w might be found the most convenient course." of Williams, a native of St. David's, Pembrokeshire, long be forgotten. Sawley 421, Borrowash 451, DERBY 49i, ~OKING 23, Farnborough' 31i, Min:Held 38, BASING- fence of at least a hundred aids fro ' bas e " ile 3 m its attainment of any . particular object, making their et had • mice 46, Andover Road 56, WINCHESTEa 64, Bishopstoke The scaffold was wholly removed a few r pole , a - - when the .vessel was about four miles west of the We have as y DO intelligence of the capture -. d 0 adhesion or opposition to either political party, or PRECAUTIONS IN THE .. DUSTY .., murderers DOWN " UP. (Gosport Junction) 72, SOUTHA3IPTON 77, Bottle - 77, Fare-• either candidate for office, dependent on his or their T HADES." Smalls ;in consequence of the terrific violence of the of any of the of the poor girl Duncan. The father, mother, and 1 ham 82, Gomm/. 87. e adoption of their particular object, they will gene- gale the poor fellow was blown from the crosstrees, and family have all been in Departure Arrival , Departure Arrival - - _ executing some elaborate carved work on I" (From the Report on the Sanitary Condition of the althoughseveralandthrown ' town since the transaction was discovered, • spars ropes were out, degreeTPAlNS• f and im- •- • wni at TRAINS, from at Departure Arrival at Arrival part of the first story. je t • f rally succeed in forcing their measures on one side, Labouring Population of Great Britain.)Rugby. Derby pute no small of blame to the relative of the '- --- _e--...._ - Derby. Rugby. :. DOWN TRAINS. from Southamp. at On Wednesday the Rev. Lewis Lewis, ° if not on both, as they have the power of turning the In some of the "dusty trades, e . - these exertions were ineffectual. From the state of the excessive girl at whose house she resided in the country, and Ist - Nine hlms. ton. Gosport. _ College was elected a fellow of that so ietir• s i scale. The Western States are now in. this position ; a .. • . the sea, arising from the fury of the gale, it was c fie i le sel mount of premature is so great as to us- from whence she was returning unprotected, when 2(1 - ,esty the Queen has presented t .• for having neither a tariff to obtain, nor slavery to of • • • , mortality . 3 found impoasible to lower the boat ; within a few mi- interference defensivel as a inst the char es waylaid, ravished, and cruelly murdered. There is 3d obtain the support of the rest of the people to, they which from f ' 3 ' .g a g nutes after the accident the poor fellow disappeared. 4th 250 530 E ; 4th ....-.. 440 7 0 Goods Train a rom the ne feet of sanitary measures fall strong suspicion fixed upon swell-known offender in burn-cum-Capella-de -Orford, in the county o ', to F are independent of both parties, and form the ba- lancing. weight in Congress, which can make itself who directly trectl benefit b the produce of the industry, dam had a seaman washed overboard ; and at Madoc, Mixed Train 5 0 8 3'4 9 0 P s et. t y a brown lad, that was once in the employment of Mr. ON SUNDAYS. I , : 3, M rectory of Wickambreux, in the count of I s-e to MA IL ..... 8 30 11 57 courted by both parties. What they want this session but upon Y YP . rate- ayers, to the manufactor itself ' the following melancholy event occurred :-In the Parkinson of this town. .The police, we learn, has Ist ...... 7 30M 10 0 M Ist 645A19 30 E Good, Train . is, the Land Revenue Distribution Bill e because this, ma v b ea . P whom . y morning of the Bth, a boat left the port containing of those 2d nuisance. In the instance of such trades been out in search suspected persons, under rectory of East Winch, in the county of N ort°' ~ , P' Ile 6 besides giving them their proportion along with the personal cleanliness • c is so far requisite as tojustify an ' three lads, amongst them was the son of Mr. Rees Ins the command of Inspector Marltcn and there may be 34 50 E 845 1. 10 The Lord Chancellor has presented the of • other States, begins by first setting apart ten per cent. rdditional rat of insurance is Jones, for the purpose Of mackerel fishing, in which it ne leeted e . some hope of their discovery, if they be not secreted The times of arriving d(I • MAIL I a2O 11 57 12 'i2 M ali Tardy to the vicarage of Grinton, in the c °- of all sales for the new States • territory the ~ in whose Yet the regulations preventive of disease are b no the party were very successful having in the course ng at an departing from Nottingham and Short Trains to Wokinz at 1014 Morning, and at 24, 4pl, and 554 tO on some of the estates near where they have been prowl- Derby are nearly the same. Ev a e n ning, ealiiug at intervening stations, and performing the journey York ; and the Rev. J. D. 'Winslow to the 're lands are situated. Accordingly, the protection men means onerous either • • • • in their cost or their interfe- Y of two hours loaded their boat. On returning to the ing, by some equally • guilty persons with themselves. - .s at 0 ' M in hour and ten minims. Sunday 4 , and at 24 and 71 4 E Napton on the Hill, Warwickshire. ": have offered them this bribe to induce them to submit rence with the' r ' port a sudden squall arose, which caught the boat and ocesses. • Some of the ma-the above, Since writing - CAMBRIDGE, SEPT. 10.-The following 9 'PoriP:j • nufactures !spe . cia l a . , i r in, have been under the command of Inspector Marlton, returned (IN CONJUNCTION WITH TILE MIDLAND COON- UP TRAINS. from from South. ,at ments have taken place:-The Rev. Isaac A r go clause in the Protective Tariff Bill (distinguished • b . t f " su subject o examination y t e " Conseil de Salubrite only two of the youths were saved, the son of Mr. to this town at half-past tvvelve P. M Navinbeen - TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERRY, MANCHES- Gosport ampt'n. Nine Elms. _________ _______, low, M.A., of St. Johns College, to the Yi° 3- / ; 7 from the Revenue Tariff Bill), neitherpart of the Jones met a watery grave; the other two were coin- e g TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER AND .„, of Paris," and the preventive rules they prescribed ht since Thurs every nig , day last, engaged in scouring 135 51 2la M 525 M Napton-on-the-Hill, Warwickshire -value 33- 4 Bill withcut the other. The reason WY n why the ige were as follows •-1 The establishment of goon a , Itl exhausted peeywhen rescued from their perilous LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY AND THE GREAT " in Mixed Train . 6 30 7 0 10 so Col the woods on or about Providence estate ; they sue- NORTH OF ENGLAND.) ' 815 1' 15 315 E Rev.- W. Hodgson, M.A of Sid Susses C persist in sending up their Tariff Bill to T 1 with •• y ley ventilation in the workshops or manufactories.Ex situation. Along the Scotch coast the same calami-Goods Train seeded at daylight, yesterday morning in taking into Mixed Train B3O 9 0 12 30 to the incumbency of Brath , A toles' the distribution clause, though it is known he * - tons results took place ; a number of vessels were DOWN TRAINS. ay, near 111 acting from the workpeople close attention to personal custody four of the late e q , t . p tared Africans, viz., John i Fast Train lO 39 11 0 • 2 0 1 ller will veto it, is, that such is their bargain with cleanliness ; obliging them to wash the hands and face damaged, and at Bude, large vessel laden with • grain 'Waite, William Spence, 'William Ross, and Sammy Departure from ' Arrival at Mixed Train )2 30 E 10 E 430 Rev. William Braithwaite, J - td ° B.A., of Jesus 231 3 u 6 0 l o$ : 1 % Fast Trainthe curacy of St. Peter's, Jersey. the Western members, and it is feared the 'll was wrecked near Sher ' and, •h p s Nose, with one excep- t. y -will after b e t. • • ore dining, and before leaving the workshop; for-Dunbar ; these persons, all young 'nen, had been - Mixed 'Frain 5 0 6 9 1 ORDINATIONS TO BE H C I - Man. 7 eo t... 30 ' 20 M HOLDEN.-Sunda '•• i OQ O I all, vote against any protective tariff without the tion, the Whole of the crew Were lost ; the poor fellow De b , rSheffield ;Sheffiele.; Leed , . York. Datrotug. Gwds TrainIIDAYS. bidding them taking any of their meals in the work- gaged recently in labouring for Providence estate, chester. Clause, which would at once give a majority against who was washed ashore was in so exhausted a condi- gag -The Bishop of Exeter, at Exeter • the 131 • lc hop and, by reasoning and information, directing and occupied an old hospital on that property : We 31 M 7 5 - OE! 6 19M 8 30M 6 4031 9 2031 MAIL ... it, It is considered most probable, that the result of 8 • ' tion as to be unable at the time to give any informs- - ...... - - 35 M *** , 430 E . 5. 0 E 845 Limerick. ts 'e l° this obstinate adherence to the clause will be, that no tion as to the name of the ill fated vessel or number ' es stropg suspicion 615 845 I 9 : 4 031, ... surrounded 3 Em • tom the the practicable means for tech to then:l.-Cornwall . G aze tt e . 930 10 45 'II 45 I 1 15E 5 of 2 0 E 5 15E Short Trains leave Woking daily at 71{ M, ll' , 514 ,an 74 E S P tariff will pass this session, and though such commencero e conducting the processes so as to raise the least dust 12 45E 2OE 2 45E 4 0 635 445 7 0 eS, - year, the Vice-Chancellor's raze p for an a a result will make the Whigs very unpopular in their possible. 4. B • eseeesesee se ___ oarding off the mills and sieves, so as ANOTHER AMERICAN DIVER. vt- 345 430 530 I 7 0 845 745 LONDON AND BRIG H TON teeno•hold New England, where little is cared for t 530 ,6 30 i 8 15 10 0 . , " The Effects of the Discovery of America OY si t , • 1 o prevent the co ca of t he pe smaller particles. 5. Re- From the Sunderland Times of Friday. STATIONS, with their Distances from London Bridge. gion, Societ L' 'adjudge t distribution, and everything fora tariff, and where it • •Mr. John Leadbetter from the Chairmanship of the 6 0 730,815 : 9 45 y, and Literature was quinng of the workmen e LONDON, New Cross 3, CROYDON 10i, Godstone Road 1 3i, B F I ngaged in the processes An American seaman, named Michael Smith, aged Edinburgh and Glas g o w Railway Company, in conse- SUNDAYS _ e tus, M.A., of Trinity , Stoat's Nest 14i, Merstham 194, RED HILL 21*, Ilerley •-054 B. College.-i known that Tyler would give the latter without where there is lead dust, or any other ini • unous dust 23, proposed to leap from the east side of Sunderland quence of his views on the subject of Sunday travelling. 3 19F, 11 SOE I 6 I9E I 64OE 9 20E rrr THREE WIER BKIDGES 291, Balcombe 33k, HAYWARD'S HEATH ili° 0 the former, the attitude assumed by the 'Western suspended in the air, ' - • that they cover the nose and Bridge, into the river, on Wednesday last. His in- We- have since learned that on Thursday week Mr. 7OM 8 4.551 9 45M11 1 15111 IOE 12 Noon 374, flassock'srGate 43i, BRIGHTON 50. ST. PETIMSBURGH, AUG. 30.-The man ''' li: members makes it difficult to adopt any other mouth with a handkerchief - sr del ,1 eed by hand-bills on the Previous Leadbetter wag requested to attend the first meeting of 3 OF 4 30E 5 30E I 7 15E1 930 8 oF, course. But though this bribe of distribution has 6. Subjecting the worksho slightly moistened tention was announ pto occasional medical in- • fi ed four o'clock hundre s the Board after the meetino• it beino• im- * l ' The D'lnvn Trains arrive at Hull in aboutu tro ho hours Leave Arrive iii l• Lea - v - ; - Ar - ilWiir sassinated Prince Gagarin and who having li n ' s , ' evening, and at the time x ( ) d, . DOWN. London. Brighten. UP. Brighton, London. a portion of his punishment, ' 'litt i !‘ It - had great effect in obtaining the acquiescence of the spection, in order to prevent the intensit -of d r the general b' .Le laterthan their •1t Y k was sent to a 011 doff West to the tariff; it would only be a sop that would ladies that break out, and that • with view to examine 3 any ma- of persons assembled to witness this daring and novel perative un e f the Company. new Act then to elect all the o • rs_ arrive a or -. Before proceeding to the busi- _ .. '`fixed - ------ Ditul to be• • cured, is said to have died there a few s ---- UP TRAINS. MAIL, First I don 930 ----- i l stay - their barking for a moment till swallowed, and the workmen from time to time, to detect an sym ' exploit. Smith, learning that the officers of police of n of the day, Mr. Idb - • dpledge *a . etter require a from B IR TR S., 0 would not even for the present have prevailed over toms of disease, and to oblige the , Y•- P - would be on the alert, to prevent him accomplishing 4 ige e workmen attacked h• b •Boardthat the the overwhelming interest which the people there to abstain from work until the medical officer declares is o sect, changed his dress, to evade detection, and be considered an open question and with this .pledge Nlixed . . 11 45 Ditto 20 E 4 .41 1 Nl•xed . l3O E 4 11 daughter. On the llth inst., at 20, Soho-square, Mrs. Base- I ' mo l' f I. ' 111 ",• as consumers in buying cheap-an interest of' that he may resume it without inconvenience proceeded across by the ferry-boat to the north side, he would t • ' • ac as Director, or as their Chairman, if Darling.. York. • Man. Leeds. Shettield. S M . ed heffield. Derby. tx 3 0 530 1 First Class... 3 311 • h I'.o On the Yth inst., the lady of James Royds, Esq., 9 t ol the while extent of which the Americen farmers, un- 7. Obliging workmen to wear frock bl 11 . * sor oases w ich which caused a little delay. On arriving at the centre elected. The question having been decided by ton. , the to First Class 4 ::.0 6 031 7 3511 8 1551 10 15M Mixed .. 6 a ti 30 1, Mixed I; 30 I Ditto 6 0 7i' g3O lands, Chester, of a sen. 930 _Aigo o ' like the boors of other countries, are fully aware_ the should - 1 • the ' workshop y leave in e when they quit • , . of the bridge he instantly mounted the railing, and so large a majority • F beven of - in e ruary, - - i was prepar ng to throw himself off, when he was dent Scotch proprietors, and in August, with- 6 1551 8 4551 7 Oal 930 10 45 111 45 12 45E ToCroydon 0 344 lady of thc Rev. John Graves, of a daughter. v elb were it not for the use which the Yankees have made work ; and these blouses should from time to time (' be _. SUNDA Y 3. ~F lOlO SUNDAYS. seized by the police, who dragged to the station- out a division, no su c h pledge could be given, not even 915 12 Noon 10 0 IOE2OE I 2 45E 4la On the Bth inst., in Brighton, the lady of J. R. BQ' , t yi - Mixed of the argument, that unless Grea Britain will take washed. 8. S din awa from the worksho 4 0 530-; 6 30 815 Ditto - t i) 4 3 5 , 51 ilO 1!1 Croydon • 730 X Oa son. the some of ' th Cr est cannot con- IN the est, e en . g _ . y __ _ p every - orkman who gives himself up to debauchery or house, to the great disappointment of the spectators: that.the. question would ever again be entertained, on 12 15E 3 OE 110 E which Mr. Leadbetter resigned his office, -- and retired- 3 30, 6 19 4' 451 7 9 812 84510 9 Dim, • - same largely of f Great -E d 'the the manufactures 0 Britain, drunkenness, 9. n eavounng to get workmen Magistrates, on the Yesterday (Thursday) he was brought before the from the Board. Mr, John Learmonth, of Edin- SUNDAYS. ToCroydon 10 0 Ditto 7 0 030 lady-of James Parker, Esq., of Lincoln's nn of all' fJ ° and will only be ke tin state of continual financial e • ke e. workers in lead) to form the habit of drinking. roughfare. The case w • tho charge of obstructing the - burgh, was theft elected Chairman ; and Mr. John ham daily at 73 • and 9 30M, and at On the 9. inst., at West Mall Clifton, ' tbe l au f ° 12 15, 245 4 V. and 7 E Latty Biekley, Emi., of a dau h ' 1 , ~ 0 . g ter. overstraining and eTha st a i by the attempt to do so• every day, on leaving the workshop, a little hydro- and Superintendent Brown as stated by Sergeant Paxton ; , "' ' (seorge Hamilton, Deputy-Chairman ; and an in- „, „,,,,, , On Sundays at 9 OM, and at 2 15, 345 - 0. The times are nec r u n - fremarked that the fluential individ • • b , 1 al ,3 , 1 .. e Proposed at the next ~„ • 6 19E1 7 9 el 2 9 0 10 9 From Shoreham for ►Brighton at 830 anti 1 5 .a. and b 15K On the 10th inst., at Alperton- ' ld . . u iarly favourable for the en orce- sulphuretted water, to neutralize the effects of the lead ma - n had been previously , cautioned. Smith, in s Trains leave Hull for Derby daily at 6/ and 11M, and 5 39, and 7 30E. Sundays at 10 OM, and 1145, :111, 6 4 ,1, l' place, Middlesex , .0 0 30M, and at 1 0 33 ' aid is to , e land Alder, of a daughter. eetin (a • o f Glasgow) to fill up the m. l l l t of this argument. In the first place, you must that may have been taken into the stomach. defence, said that he was a sh* • m g resident at 21 and SE. On Sundays at 5E only. The Mixed Trains stop at all the Stations, ,the First' e, sad On the 10th inst., A at ugusta•terrace, Claphatn-r °- 0 ( obse.vve that a few yea ipwrecked man- vacancy. We are l a d to find that the majority of the ... only at First Class Stations. P. Leyburn, of a son. 14 s . ears ago the West was enabled to All these regulations, with the medical attendance ner, and belon d N Y belonged to e ew York • he w ' g - 1,.............,........, A di e as an expe- , Directors have so firm in a matter where any symp- GRAND JUNCTION. On the 10th inst pay f or , a very large consumption of British manufac- for the purpose of prevention, would be greatly be- rienced diver, and had no other inte *. intention in perform- tom of yielding been• - - been turned_ to the LONDON AND DOVER. •, at Warwick Villas, Harrow-Oa -1 of ) . would haveof Captain Edward Foord, H. C. S of daughter. , io r forgo, in ets indirect way, though none of its produce low any charge of insurance to the individual work- in g the feat than to raise a little • - account . OPEN TO HEADCORN STATION. was allowed to come to Great Bri tain money, in order that of the Agnevvites. Not Withstanding Mr. Cadell's in _om __IMMINGHAM TO la FROM LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER TO fl- Vi 11 On the 11th inst., at Soho-sqU ' are, Mra - 1 1 " 11.- 2 . A ae in exchange. man for rocurin medical attendance and remedies VERPOOL & MANCHESTER. BIRMINGHAM. daughter. For at that time, the price of ehttnn 1.-:- 1::„_1, P g he might, be enabled to fit himself out for sea. The mation that he will brinir forward the question at the . ' Departure Arrival A:rival DOWN TRAINS afparture Arrival at Arrival at DOWN TRAINS. from at :It from Swindon their _.....,—___ ---- Goods Train to Taut — di — if --- 1 .... 430 AI 10 0 M 855 E London. Rugby. Birmingham Daily , except Sundays. Paddington. Junction. Destination. 31ixed, to Birmingham ... 60 M 930 M 11 15 M To Taunton Third Class, ditto Mixed, ditto First Class, ditto - 845 Mixed, to Rugby 'Matt, First Class Mixed, to Birminghain ... 11 0 243 430 Short Train to Slough 130 Ditto ditto Ditto, to Aylesbury ..... . 3 0 , Short Train to Reading .... 4 0 525 Ditto, to Birmingha m... 5 0 I 8 38 10 15 Sh or t T ra i n to Sl oug h 4 Ditto, to Wolverton `MAIL, Mixed tit 30 11 5S II 30 M Short Train to Maidenhead 530 'MAIL, to York, by Rugby 9 0 ,12 1551 To Swindon , MAIL, to Taunton . . 855 11 35 2 55.31 • Departure Demi'. Arrival Goods Train to Taunton .... 930 215 51 10 45 UP TRAINS. tr , n cure from at SyNDAYDOWN Tit A IN;. Biriniognam Rugby , London. Short Frain to Slough *Mixed, from Wolverton.. .......... ..... ...... ..... 9 30M To Reading Ditto ditto Ditto, from Birmingham... 7OM 8 2331 '1 4 45 E MAIL, to Taunton ..... ... .. 1 10 15 10 E 430 E Ditto, from Aylesbury *MAIL, First Class I 830 943 1 30 Short TraM to IV aideuhead. 5 0 Mixed, from Birmingham 10 0 11 17 , 6 0 3 15 To Swindon Ditto ditto l2 Noon 1 9!1 R , 51A11., to 'Taunton Leave Arrive at 1 Leave Arro At y Newca4tle. Carlisle. 1 Carlisle. NeweV a' 7 , 7 0 Morning 10 30Mornini 7 oMorning 10 31) ; 1 1;1( 10 0 1 30 Aftern. 'lO 0 , 1 00 230 Aftern. 530 230 Aftern. ' 6 5 0 8 30 5 0 1 8 0 6 30 SUND ' AYS. SUNDAYS. ft? 9 0 Morningll2 15 Aftern. 9 0 M orn in g 1 2 15 i% 5 0 Aftern. 1 5 0 1 5 0 I 8 15 MARRIED. 0' 00 This morning, at the new Church of St. Patiert s 4itte iti e' Henry Stuckey, Esq., C.E., of the firm of De to p Stuckey, of the city of St. Petersburgh, Inerchantsze re, rine MacCallum Nortbhouse, eldest daughter of Air. ",; 0 0 Northhouse, of .the city of Westrdinster Parlieo e " A PO Patent Agent. ; On the 6th inst., at Marvfields, Edinburgh, L e me r ° ley Evans, Esq., of Loudon, to Jessie, eldest &ug h " - bcV late Alexander Bum, Esq., of the Hermitage, LeiYolsll;fiS(' On the 7th inst.,'at Christchurch, Marylebone , 'cob , son, Esq., sf Lodge -place, St. John ' s -wood,' ratthif 9 eldest daughter of the late James Thomson, Esq., T ifte chAW On the Bth inst., at Gestingthorpe, Esset, ',, 1 0*":" surviving son of Henry Westmacott, Esq., to Itili r l„44'ol, , only child of the Rev. B. Syer, i%l. A., Vicar of Gest i WieP r ot On the 10th inst., at St. Alarvebone Church, Jo h A n ti qe Esq., of Welbeck- street, to Mary Elizabeth, eldest "- the late Captain Thomas Cole, R.N. ------- 0 11 ' DIED. 11° Mr 0. On the 26th u lt., at M argate, Sarah, wife of liter of Carpent er ' s -b u ildi ngs, L ondon, aged 42. ue da lig On the 30th u lt., a t B ungay, S uffolk, Fanny, 20',V of Mr. W ea th er h ea d, o f Albi on Villas, Holloway, 1 ./1: 0 11, ' On the Ist inst., a t D ry l aw -h ouse, near Eahirliel• cer Augusta, eldest daught er o f Ch ar l es C ragie H a lket'l2,o:dt On the 3d inst., at Ki r by K now l e, t h e Rev. 6;;; jeantson, M.A., 46 years Rector of Kirb Knowle' age d us lor On the 7th inst., Mr. H. Sherer, of Camberwel l ' On the Bth inst., at Hertford, Mrs. Anne SW ° . WO 35 years was mistress of th e g i r l s ' sc h oo l o f Christ age O d n 7 tte Eth inst., in Nelson-square, Y °6l4 daughter of Mr. Ricard Perkins, solicitor, GraY,ll. o 'betm On the Bth inst., at the Terrace, Walworth, r I wife of Mr. George Acton, aged 74. Emily, t ir fr° , it London : Printed and Published by Mußp o "; 3tr Ao._" No. 112, Strand, at Th e Sea Office, N. 1 12 it3 4 P the County of Middlesex, Tuesday, September 13, AN ] The and COMP That a G TIiUItS.DA Y forenoon, to the QUAR' Charter. 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Their late eminent Oculists, bal ance, th e Prey f ir Her,bsceous Comp( Its efficacy in re °Head. Gut „'-.2.'s Letter, W. 14 it ada national blessm te Nfr. Aberneth nonec Eve Snuff, 4 tudnis Vade ,f T estimonies, of the hit respeetabil Tills extraordinary Foreign Stu To Mr. W. Grime f ta7 ease, and eel the grea 1 Usang your truly va 4 ‘,44d year, an d a nal 6 I year s . W hether noot sa, fi t her ea efore unable to tieliQre I should ha the kind reeommen D t treha se d a 23. 4d. haec onist, who kno tseqs to ray extram Meeting of our life !rota the u se of 37°1 "lg. t you may snake tuff and many ttit te rers to thi s g .known in Nottingh I a Bth Aug. 1841. 14. S•_sir,—l 31 ttlief was almost it fr''d from humour , ently I am enab : il asses, and eont i n 'l'ems from pain. I Q4Nazi your Eye Sul itln4 4otti ngham. Observe the Ca r, "tuto and the o n l This Odoriferous. tanisters, at Bd., 1 each by the Propr iiloomsbury, and ca Ntie3. 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