The Sun. — London, England, 1842-09-27 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, TUESDAY MORNING . SEPTEMBER 27, 1842. - ............,...... - Tim,51m...-_,.....5..-..-,,,,,. --,,...rx.....ene,-,,,,....................111...........,.............. FIRE AT LIVERPOOL. were burned down in 1802, did not destroy so vast an a LAW INTELLIGENCE, hand out of her basket, and missing 10s. ld. and some r ' (From the Liverpool Albion of Monday.) GEN ERA 1., RAILWAY INF 0 1 17%1 A T lON. amount of property-. We find, from the brief reco r d / livsoLvENT DEBTORS' COURT, Sept. 26 , duplicates from it, she gave the boy into custody. ' --.---, , -_T --- 4. -- -:-- - IN RE JOHN C. S. FACIAL His pretended uncle had in the meantime disappeared. , - . eseseseeseeesse,....-„,=.--------- - : ,- e - SVe surveyed the whole field of the fire, so far as of that event in " Gore's Dictionary," that the esti it wa s accessible, yes t er d a y mor ning and afternoon. mated damage was, in warehouses, 44,-5001.; grain, The insolvent, who was a very young man, applied • Police-constable* 48 D took the boy into cus tody, and heard: him say that if complainant went with him The men had c o n tinued at work incessantly since the 120,000/. ; sugar, 60,000/. ; coffee,' 8,5001.; cotton, on his petition to be discharged. , s ee _ .... preceding d a y, an d we saw s everal, dressed in the 30 , 000 4 ;a, nd, sundries, 60,0001.; total, 323,000/. Mr. WOODRCEFE opposed the application on behalf to his father's house, the money wou ld b e r e t u rned to S IT X -- -__ --- , --s"--,*----7-i, - ock w if es': , - - F - 1 , ...--- 4 - 27 -' 2UTSO _ •:' ec - pr - •c 4 tattered, burned, and dirty garments which, equally The ruins, it is stated, continued burning above three of Mr. -Gosden, who held ..a .biR of. exchange of the her. Knew the • prisoner to be one' of the most deter , mined young thieves in Lendon ;" he had already been . V . - 14 with their haggard and altered looks, bore witness to months. The fire which ranks next in destructive insolvent's. 7. -- '.. • ' • .. _ - k ,_- _ De k th e ar d uous serv i ces in which they had been en- fcreets was that in Launcelces-bay, New Quay, &c., It appeared, , from the `evidence of the- opposing committed several timesss- Pris o n er d en i e d ever ything. ' ‘l, A p z., .--__ 1... ! ,:-'j zse.. e sese in 1833,. by which fourteen - wareh o u ses and nine creditor, that tne.in . selvent, subsequent to the execu- Mr. Rewlstssas placed no confid e nce in hisasser es-,..._ _ gaged, who had only taken about four hours' rest since i - # -__ dwelling-houses were burned down. Th e d am age non of the bilk- denied that he ever indorsed it, and tions, and sent him for three months to the House of Z - the commencement of the fire. 'N. Th ere was b u t little appearance of fire yesterday, was estimated to be, in warehouses, 28,000/. ; dwell- pronounced the signature to be a forgery. An fi c ti on co r r e - c tion. SSE 111110 THE ICZIE C „ Invernms• 11:94, and what little there was burned internally, and found ing-houses, 2,0001.; and merchandise, 168,0001; total, was brought againsf hi m , which he defended, and Much excitement preVailed in the neighbourhood 1-ssrkset vent, h ere an d there, in flaring, curious-looking cones 198,000/. On this property insurance was effected to thereby put Mr. Gosden to most ruinous law expenses. of - this Court, in consequenc e of th e re - exam i na ti o n of j (4 , e - lnverary Trahar i - of lambent flame. The whole area, wherever cotton the amount of 150,0001. The Learned CHIEF COMMISSIONER commented Barnard Gavin and his wife, who were charged with -s_ - fiberri,..7 . had been, was covered with a crust of dun-coloured, BARTHOLOMEW HOSPITAL. conduct, and ordered him to be remanded, at the suit This case was briefly noticed in The Sun of last IN THE • ~..1 2 ! 4 :Z cS/4 , o ri7r24s':- ..,:lir:::::::f...R.::::P:::::.,k,". 4. : v. :c011. - 1 24,4 A . 1 1 . z:T cale : .:, QC almost impenetrable, &c dent matter. The pyra , .3-foninv' l ' ----AgtirMy ' ,--- The Governors of St. Bartholomew's Hospital dined of the opposing creditor, for ten calendar mon th s W e d ne sday, when Mr. Rawlinson referred it to the y e L c p . ~, ' . . , r , , 15 ei a , I . rids and precipitous fiery masses, in which red IMITED liINGDOM. -... together on St. Matthew's day, according to ancient from the date of his vesting order. Board of Guardians of the parish of Marylebone, who, -* - 9 • caverns yawned and passages of flame opened, had Mr. BENT- Upon hearing this sentence the insolvent exclaimed, at their last meeting, unanimously determined to thl- ___ disappeared : the material was consumed into custom; in the great hall of the building, ~ ~,s et ..Y.-7 1 _rf -A - _ Duraim;on 7 1 11 ) with vehemence, " I will never submit to this im- low it up by the prosecution of' the unnatural parents powder, and all wore the disagreeable dun colour above LEY, the new Treasurer, in the chair. there were eese - ' -,--7----.. -.-.- , 4:,. _ 0 . 441 prtsonment-I will commit suicide first?' Ile wear The prisoners were introduced by the Alaoistrates' pri- 1.;e:'!- - : -- '-- 7 's •„-; r,k alluded to. The sheds facing Great Howard-street, The President, Alder-upwards of 100 of the ,most active supporters of this 0 k 9--• id' Gest e ., . re • which, when we saw them on Friday, exhibited great establishment present. Ti b then removed hack to the prison, after a - reprimand vate door, as the crowd which had assembled at the --e- y_-_-_ ess_.,et‘ eseesk - se.-- e e - . nee „e. E" 7, , . 1 man Lucas, was not able to attend, but a although his _ _________ physician would not allow him- to leave his house, lie CENTRAL - , in-61M 4. ...,_ z,,,'„,, k , TeNur . , _ i t below it. The cotton had burned down gradually toThe child was also brought in, neatlY clothed in the . a level surface, and the whole mass of ashes was not should certainly drink prosperity to the glorious In- OLD COURT. parish dress, and attended by a nurse. '- --7 s-e --- CL/ebar . ‘. '''' ---3 1 ' ".-4 1K t rigt "' - i " 1543 17 -: \ 1.- - - v - ..e.. .__. _. (Before the RECORDER.) A number of witnesses were examined, and their above half a yard deep, while it was possible to trace , o,.. Clanf j .. s snya y rt I: \ -:.---„, 7:1 - ,, - _L-- Sti tuAfterti o n t i o n as a ts b o u f m c p e e r r em of on u y in i e v . ere passed, . William Brown was convicted of stealing a Purse, evidence left no doubt that the child had been very ill ; Le eer?.- _ the shapes of the last bales that had subsided, shrunk Th e CirAißstArefee to . propose prosperity to the two half-crowirs and other monies the property of a treated. /eerie, Kosee almost to half the original dimensions. , Institution, whoseetiounshino• state they could not gentleman named . -Osborne, from his person, and hay- Mr. RAWLINSON toll the prisoners that they would • .-i .,.. Galway -----A v., ':*/ '''?.c . ~/45,- _-, 7 -I , ,__ . r. : 10 4 ,4:17 1 ll° _ -7 - --' l' ''' " '" - \ Cll D Ad a _ ,/ , tila, ' \ • 114. th CI q -N rg-. ‘ At the top of Formby -street, the broken sewer was meet without most enthusiastically celebrating, The in been several times convicted of similar offences, be committed for trial ; but, in order to complete the still gushing, and carrying amongst the ruins an im- h anim . ate_d _exertions o d f . the independent .. friends . of the was sentenced to ten years' transportation. ~ jal ` me "g ' T -4f?./•„>,tAW --- If t .:: ‘>; ',, . \Z. evidence, he would remand them for a week longer. - Ennis 44 , meese quantity of canal water. Numerous sacks of ospital, the extraordinary skill and indefatigable zeal Levi Latchman was indicted with stealing twenty- ' They were then removed to the police van, which -s s ific/ses 4.0 -" e 1, . /11 ~ -- ....1.--/ * I 'S. - 1- N ..8 E A r" 4. - & mar l " -st_.4. flour had been saved from beneath the .ruins of the of its medical and other officer; and above all the six watches, eighteen silver spoons, and other articles was waiting. Several hundred people were outside, :,-__ 7,54=4-s.-.4 . es _. e'z:e ....... - . 1.!7 4 ••••....'5.. L .42r u s it . warehouse adjoin ing the shed at the back of Mrs. Bark's testimony which tens . of thousands of sufferers hn!...„;e to ' of considerable value, the property of his ma.ster, and had it not been for a strong posse of the force there w•le tensss_Lriiiriel: .44" 4- Elkennie wc"- -! Y'''' ' I ' l4 ".. .." ' - - IP lll house. About twenty workmen were busy clearing its et - fleecy, told a history which bore no parallel even Jacob Tobias. ,s AL _ , - e_ee s e , 1 ...,,,, Vu i ll'i n -rv, I ' , -- • 'Bung. - ;- v i i ir ,w ` Z„ - '', • away and picking the loose cotton, which had only in t he metppolis of this land of charities.- Au • The prosecutor not appearing, the prisoner, who is no doubt thy would have been severely handled. -', l l / 4 7ra Le -,_ o T• era _ ..,•• N . / .., cr. ff rgl non _ Th ja . , X ' 4 ...otn.mwm escaped being consumed by having'been smothered illi WORSHIP -STREET d we ll s pi use.) It was with the utmost gratification he had been out on bail, and who had rendered to-day, Thomas Rallstane, a porter employed on the Eastern 4- se,. F;.d ., :. ..-7 .../ 44- ~ 7 , 9 ., 0.7 "'''• e v .. i . . --„._ 6,7 k 71 r atcrfmi •-• s / 't• , s -4 - 11- arlecli i.... ,ls + liticila I L with bricks from the warehouses. Even the very dwell that by the completion of the new wing an was acquitted. sse ,•-' Derby Counties Railway, was charged with having stolen - -Vey-e-31 - ; 44 '-- 74., ~,,,h) . . -? A , .. 5 . , e e k 's / Cs * .e,'-‘"s .) ----` " 2 r -iariad . oNs.iti harm -- 1 • ing-houses on the north side of Formby-street, next Immense accommodation had been effected, and that Mr. Cearrissoei applied on his behalf fora copy of various articles of property belonging to the Company. v _.... .*:•-_,..-- ':'-- - Xe-',IIY -..- kf ^ 14 7 4;617 7. 1 .au.• „,,,::-- n g , _ : . Great Howard -street, owe *their safety to this other within but a short space of time thirty five thousand the indictment, which the Learned Judge declined It appeared that on the arrival of the six o clock --- s - \ ee, e s . .s s -s-- - \ s se ,...e t: ~,‘. 4 ;e9--c o / y eee ___ =.. ,_. . zl -se ,Attssse st ts . , .- en t i _Ldcester ~.__- • .• --. 4. :'-÷,, : _ . \I wise untoward circumstance. The warehouses which . five hundred individuals had been relieved, many of granting till the close of the day, in order to afford the train at the Shoreditch terminus a few evenings since, % -e4e- se , -e 5 .... se s , ;s o s ; stan4 , 74 - cerse e ss'et l ie 74 ' • -dvi t , -"- , fell so strangelychoked up the street, and one piece o them - from the jaws of death, and most of them from prosecutor an opportunity of attending and explaining a porter named Doherty observed the prisoner enter a \ -.747 k - e. - 1- ... ' - melt/. k o t o it 1 erbcff o a k ; wall fell sf 7, as to form a barrier, which, with an `` .. .---- - - 0. Sr . an.. .. / Winrestert t s El Norwich = EA.ILWAYS--.. '.. • : -..„5.. , - i 117,4 I,_ _ . / nn; ,,,„, y wide, in the shape of an dangerous and painful diseases and injuries.-(Ap- the reason of his non-appearance. second class carriage, which the paseengeri had just ---ve 1 Cfee e eZreslses e ssa 4 , interval of about a yard S the protection which,these small terse- plause.) It was important that the public should be Frederick Shackleford was indicted with unlawfully left, and abstract from it an umbrella, which he depo- - PACKET ItOITTES-...\ --... 41,-. . - \1"-•0°.",• 4 Iliwkiii g lam x . ' k .ip.,--,. ch entry, was all • ets , A wipes - 11. .A • •,; . 1 • s Bedford 4,447 -\ '....\ . - '''-'-'-'• ' k ~,--'i- . --t, ca-h - c ~. i f Informed . that at all hours of the night the doors of obtaining, under . false pretences, on the 16th of May sited in a vacant carria.s e a short distance off. The I Cs e • „,,,,.. ......r.,, , • __ onsia ...1 . . IfteiliS had, though the wind was blowing fiercely ins I. .he hospital were open to the reception of patients, a large quantity of silks and other goods, of the value porter communicated tfe circumstance to a policeman sr, .. 4/ is s ?; ,0!" --- #.f. 41(c . k . 7 , 0 wi sn RH % 4, Lo ~O N 0 „ @fa_ _ . ) 9 1, ' . -- '" , . , ---- "7: - • 4 I rrth t a S - a, r,„ z 1 :•• If er'!"a ,oz" -- - As7 - their direction. The bricilis, however, it is now evi upon.whom the most emit cut practittoners would be of nearly 100/., the property of Robert Milburn, with named Neale, who watched the prisoner's movements, . ''• 47 c3' ~,,,. p the fire, on the one hand, and cs '.if _ -- nu t r i ` e se‘ebrergseess e s liecr.cl,, s s 4r. ~„ ,-. _At. , dent, smothered u ever .d in ready attendance, and that expense was COD- . intent to cheat him thereof. -- . and soon afterwards saw him return back to the car • e fee - 0 . seieses se eti * was- • • - 7" . ft ,- . ;-...,7 . kgrAC , !.... formed a barrier which aided the efforts of the fire-ve ... , Y s ered as nothing in the calculation to procure ease Mr. Clarkson conducted the case for the prosecu- ridge and remove the , umbrella, upon which he took se ie. Take • e.z.x.4 Sow ... teatees e e e ede. eseeee e - gin _''',-. .............. men, on the other. Many bricks had been cleared and the restoration . of health, to those who were placed tion, and Mr. Price defended the prisoner. him into custody. The prisoner said that he had never -Se / e • a'7,J,cese`m - I . - Sparst,r A , ~,,„4 "M`4 •t tils audkriv,s, r ' :. liiv, 4 ~ zir away near the spot where Hotleon was overwhelmed •; , -, _ - • l• anw lymouir --'- `: Vef"'" -- k ~ .1 4 kir k 7 • under the care of its benevolent superintendents. From the statement of the Counsel fn. the prose- done anything of the kind before, and begged the 0 I penictner . .„ _.,,_-_.,_,_. r... i ,., ri. Atm - 4 ' , .• -0 I • -, , 4 OVer but, owing to the heavy masses of materials or, the 4, ei,7, 4.' '- -- --•••</k - 1 - 5 .1A 11 -r - -----;" 11° . \:- ..,: . r. .I '7f, The toast was drunk with great approbation. cution, it appeared that the prisoner on the 17th of officer, for the sake of his family, to take no notice of - es , . {V., . 4,- . _....,.... ass, fallen warehouses on each side, but small progress had - ii , A - ,- - i2 3 V ."--- , s o' ;," 7:2lrifiirs ' been made. Fire-policeman Moran showed us a Sir W. I_IEYGATE returned thanks upon the pro- May last called at the house of the prosecutor, and it. The umbrella was supposed to belong to a =en- e -s., tries:Lee? , - ey e, ) 4 1 \e ,-- policeman's button which had been found in the ruins. posal of the health of the Aldermen of the City of stated that his name was Robert William Beaumont, tleman who had complained of having lost one, but London, and said that, in their capacity of Magee- that he had just commenced in the drapery business, who departed in a cab without waiting until search N.B. in the following T a bl es ivi signifies before Noon, and GREAT `YE STERN. All the coating was burned off it, and it was evident the edges had been in a state of fusion. Some indi- trates, they had abundant opportunities of witnessing in Week-street, Maidstone, and that he was desirous was made for it. After the prisoner had been locked E after it. . OPEN TO TAUNTON. the vast benefits conferred by the hospital upon the of dealing with the prosecutor •- he could give - him up his lodgings were '-viSired, and a uniform jacket, -.as STATIONS, with their lihstances from Paddington. viduals,argued from this that the owner of the button PADDINGTON, Ealng 5,1, Hanwell 71, Southall 9, West was buried in thli, ruins. We are happy to say, how- industrious poor of the m e t ro p o li s , as well as upo n g ood references, and would pay ' for part of the goods with other articles that had been stolen from his fel- LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. Drayton 13, SLouGii 18, MAIDENHEAD 22i, Twytird 304, poor wanderers who arrived in L on don from dista n t d o wn in ca s h. Upon these representations the pro- low-servants, were therein discovered, together with STATIONS:, with their Distances from London. . ever, that the men have all been mustered, and that secutor agreed to serve him with goods, and the pri- upwards of 60 duplicates, relating to a quantity of READING 3.5 i, PanAiourne 4l*, Goring 44i. Wallingford places, in misery and disease. Aylesbury 431, IBo L un oN o l o i r o 2 N 4 , Narrow 111, WATFURD 17k, King's Langley 21, Road 47k, STEvEN•ro% 56*, Farringdon Road 63 4 , Shriven not one is missing, save Hodson and those who are The CHAIRMAN then proposed the " Members for soner ordered articles to the amount of between 80/. multifarious property which was presumed to have • known to be suffering from injuries. ..EIGHTON 41, Bletchley and Fenn Stratf9rd 461, WoLvvit.- , .„ 7 . ham 714, SWINDON 77 (Junction w.th the Cheltenham Rail - the City of London." and 100/. The goods were sent, according to the been lost by different passengers, although the Rail that ! Brandon 89, COVENTRY wOOTON HAsSET 824 CHIPTENFIAM 934-, Corsham Po.ising from Formby-street to Neptune-street, we i. B ampstead 28, Tama 314.,, Mr. MASTERMAN returned thanks, and said he felt order of theprisoner, to the S w an-with-two-Necks,l TON 52i, R o n de 60, Buswoiern. y 62i, Weedon 69i, Crick A-r. h ex . 4 . BATH , 931, Box 1912 lO B, ' , found the officers of police on guard at every entrance. most proud in being one the supporters of so noble when 301. was paid by him on account. On the next Mr. Duncan, Solicitor to the Company, said, 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, :7, Twerton 108%, Saltforu 11 li, 13 e 4 is i a. a la il l „, l2, l3 B 3 ii , lsro w L 1 , 18%, Nailsea 126%, Clevedon Road Within, the labourers were at 'Work clearmg away , EsTox SUPER MERE 136.1, Hi eh an institution, the benefits of which every man exten- day the prisoner ordered goods to the amount of 771., in consequence of the vast amount of property for RtitmlNGll Am 112%. -- bridge 1454, BRIDGV.VATER. 151*, TAUNTON 1621. rubbish. Further on, elevated on the piles of black siyely engaged in businessin . this metropolis might b e and. paid 251. on account. On the 21st he ordered the safety of which they were responsible, the Direr • 1 • rafters, broken walls, and slates, mixed up with burst said almost daily to experience It was w ith th e goo d s to th e amoun t of Si.; on th e 23d to the extent tors considered that they were bound in duty to the ; DOWN _TRAINS. Departure Arrival A ;rival from at . t DOWN TRAINS Departure Arrival at Arrival at from Swindon their bags of rice and other matters, were firemen playing highest satisfaction he b ore - testimony . to its worth, a n d of-- 41. 13s, ; a n d o n the 3s s t to the amount of 861. ss. 9d. public to prosecute the prisoner to the utmo.t extent 1 London. Rugby. B rmingliam Daily, excep o t r S a u u n u d to o n s..... Pa 4 cld 3 in ogi t ‘ o l u. i J o unc o tizi D:t s U s iat H inn. inwards on the masses of materials. The sheds alone. -- —.-- Goods Train t' • the great skill and merit of its officers. On the Ist of Jude the prisoner paid 331. on account• as a warning to the numerous servants employed at I Mixed, to Bi = " - rmingh --- am ...! 6 0 M 930 M 11 15 M To Taunton the north side of Neptune-street had all been emptied, 6 0 8 3 12 35 The CHAIRMAN, after the health of Colonel Camp- On the 14th of July he ordered goods to the amount the establishment. I Third Class, ditto .......... i 7 0 • 128 E 330 E Ditto or nearly so, of what damaged goods or rubbish they ditto •....... ... I 8 0 11 56:11 145 bell was drunk, proposed the health of the Commi s - of In/. 10s., and paid 10/. Bs. on account, which left The prisoner was accordingly committed for trial. ' M ix" , Short Train to Maidenhead 9 0 9 .55111 livid contained. In the first of two sheds, that of Messrs. 2 0 stoner of the City Police. ! First (lass, ditto to Rogby . *MAIL, First Cl ass - MAIL, to Taunton . ...... ... 10 15 10 E 410 E Horsley and Co., some workmen bad been that morn -915 • 1 0 E Short Train to Maidenhead 11 0 Mr. D. W. frAK,VEY said when he considered that bill of exchange, w hi c h h a d no t yet come t o maturity. led red for the relief of Charlotte Briggs, the cabman's l l 55 M inn. em9loyea at the north-west corner claaring. away 945 1 8 Mixed, to Birmin 7 ham e, 1 he was surrounded by some of the most distinguished The prosecutor having been apprised that the . goods- wido w , an d h er i n f an t family, the following have been 4 30 the bricks and other matter which had been forced in Short Train to Sloogh l3 O when the warehouses at the south side of Formby- citizens, whose vast properties were confided to the were never sent to Maidstone, but were carried to transmitt e d t o th e Magistrate :-The joint subscrip- 1 1 Ditto Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... 3 0 ditto ... i3O E 528 715 To Taunton care of the police, and who enjoyed hourly opportu- another public-house and there distributed among tion of 26 working men, per Mr. Goshe, 1/. 55.; Mrs. Short Train to Reading street feltin. - When they came to the flooring, they Ditto, to Birmingha m... 5 0 838 10 15 Short Train to Slough nitres of witnessing its efficacy, he found in those as- other persons who were i n connec ti on with the pri- Gordon, of Cairness, 1/ • another subscription, 21. 1 25.; found on the ground a cotton-hook and a penny. lit • , 4 Ditto, to Wolverton clearing a little further, they found a quantity of cal- surances of satisfaction the best reply to newspape r soner, and also having ascertained that the prisoner and Mr. Biers /,1 .. *MAIL, Mixed e i ne d iT e nes, Avbich had, doubtless, belonged to the grumblers, the sole importance of whose letters con- was not Robert William Beaumont, instituted the . *MAIL, to York, by Rugby 9 0 112 15 M To Swindon ••• 730 10 30 sisted in their being anonymous.-(Hear, hear.) present prosecution ~_ --....-.. - r - --. MAIL, to Taunton .. owner of the hook and the penny. -'T'he state of these \ THE REGISTRATIOrS. i ---- Depart - u — re ----- " -- ' - Deplr- Arrival G oo d s ' 855 11 35 255 M hones gave evidence of how intense must have been When it was known that he was to be found ready at After a number of witnesses had been examined, the —,sps-- - from tore from at . Goods Train to Taunton the heat. Not only has every particle of flesh been all times, day by day, to receive complaints or friendly Jury acquitted the prisoner. CITY OF LONDON. UP TRAINS. Birmingham Rugby. London. SUNDAY D-.)IA N Tit 1 INS. ' __ _________ ________ Short Train to Slough suggestions, and that a vigilant Magistracy was con- Mr. CLARKSON, having consulted with the solicitor 830 M ... 9lB M ' dissipated, but nothing. save the earthy portion of the *Mixed, from Wolverton.. ........... 9 ao m To Reading Imes remains, and they are as light as charcoal. The stantly accessible, and not . less disposed to listen to for the prosecution, said he was instructed to proceed , l 1 , • ... ------ and redress all just grievances, he felt that all anony- with the other cases. Air. APCHRISTIE, the Revising Barrister, sat at ten ! ocoe s yester d ay morning- : Ditto ditto ..... men cleared away more of the materials, and, in a The Learn e d BARRISTER proceeded to deliver 'udg- Ditto, from Birmingham... 7 0 M 823 M 12 45 E MAIL, to Taunton . ...... .. 10 15 ! 1 0 E 430 E mous complaints must be influenced by other motives The prisoner was then again indicted for defrauding Ditto, from Aylesbury I short time, they found another cluster of bones simi- ment in than a love of public justice. The police force, they Mr. John Murnford, a lace dealer in Milk-street, and *MAIL, First Class lay to the last, amongst which were several of thewho claimed the •h to vote rig t as a the case of a part of the name of Collinsoa, , Mired, from Birmingham, 10 0 11 17 315 To Swindon 7 0 10 0 spinal vertebra, and some ends of the humeral and well knew, was a modern institution and in the Jury found the prisoner Guilty. Grocers' Company, but who was objected to on the Ditto ditto titto 112 Noon .123 E 6 0 MAIL, to Taunton Time tinc ju Le nc a t v io e n. ! pa .A .,d rr in iv g a t t on. femoral bones. This shed was crushed in at the its progress, had encountered the jealous apprehensions The other indictments against the defendant were '' Third Class, from Birming.! 220 115 E 235 630 ___ ________ Daily. except Sundays. Star of persons whose judgment was entitled to respect; ordered to stand over until next session, and judg- UP TRAINS same moment when Mr. M‘Knight's sheds were, Tamil of the claimant, however, resided in the , Ditto, from Rugby ground that he had lived abroad for the last two yea . Mr. Mane the Conservative 4 0 745 of Swindon ; at and, being in the set of the draught, the and he trusted a wholesome vigilance would be ever rent upon the indictment on which he was convicted Ci t ._ i y n- the meantime. 4 13 10 0 flames played completely through it. Mr. exercised to guard the police from being any other was also respited. First Class, agent, contended that there was no such residence in Mixed oviAit, Mixed, ditto .••.... .. 12 Night ditto ' 4 0 5 17 9 15 71 23M18 , 1 5 1 3 1 0 5 M Fr litt s o wind f o r n om Slough.... 9 0 Short 'Frain from Reading... 730 M ... ...... .. 855 Al Maxwell informs us, that he was in this than a civil power, in which character it would be POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ditto. 6 0 ' , l l=Talt 11 15 4 9 45 found the surest safeguard of property and freedom. register. The matter was argued last week, and ; *Mixed, from Rugby the case as could entitle the part: ltdo, in pallaecnegothnentedhe 7 30 shed; apprehending not the least danger, and survey- (YESTERDAY.) 1 5 5 0 From Bristol He felt the advantage enjoyed by the gentlemen who . In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves MAIL, The Sunda Trains arc marked*.l2 15 E ing the operations of those who were getting out the MANSION-HOUSE. judgment reserved till to-day. . had preceded him, as each man was associated with The REVISING BARRISTER now ..e 10 23 1 10 cotton. Several labourers were at the further end A young man named Edward John Stevenson, lias a pursuit abounding in topics of public acceptance. ee ,.... . ~ ' judgment, that the claim was valid. It appeared from Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Short Tr. from Maidenhead 1 45 • E next the burning warehouses which fronted Formby-- Brough t diiains, s.as before the Lord Mayor His worth rival for the Hi h Bailiffshin of South- "'and arriving in London at 730 E. Goods Train from Taunton.. 730 M 540 E 12 0 a variety of authorities that a party was to be con street, but they were as unapprehensive of immediate ' • ~ Y - char ed with having defrauded of ro .- t ' p per y. wark (Sir William Ileygate) was connected with the ,From Taunton dander as Mr. Maxwell. Suddenly the latter wasM g Mallinson -outfitter, tradesmen sidered a bona fide resident who inhabited a house - ---- - . magistracy of the City, whose constant and impartial r. r _ il ,.an stated that a person of AND DERBY. Ditto throw h his a and who was thus sub' ect to the calle'd away, and he had scarcel y reached the mouth administration of justice endeared them to their fel- the name o f W hams, who said he was father-in-law ou g family , Short Train from Slough ... 530 of the shed when the crash was heard. On looking public rates. That was the decision of J d various Judges, . DOWN. UP. From Taunton .... ......... ... 12 30 E 420 7 5 1 • th t h ed. • tl round, he saw tie rum a tot es ensu , le upper low citizens, while his Hon. Friend Mr. Masterman to the prisoner, called upon him and mentioned thatho l aud it had always been acted on by Committees of the - 1 - Short Tr. from Maidenhead $ 0 ... ...... ... 9 0 could . boast of a distinction to which the proudest 1 bad taken premises in Ratcliff-highway for the pri- Depar ore Arrival , Departure Arrival '4 15 745 10 25 end of the shed smashed to p, the rafters and llouse of Commons. He was bound to follow those TRAINS, From Taunton might aspire, and which mind alone could secure. soner, who had been rather wild, but whom he wished fr om fir- at ! TRAINS. fro m at Mr- MAIL, from Taunton !11 15 2 3.3 M 523 M contents of the burning warehouse tumbling forward, the name on the list. ,minghafe. Deity. i Derby. mingham. Perhaps wider still was the field which had opened t o 'to settle down in business, and expressed a wish to authorities, and retain . —,!' .___ Goods Train from Taunton.. 630 E 240 740 and the flames rushing with the air through the shed. The lists of the Liverymen were then proceeded sac tie ~,, t o 3 0 m I SUNDAY Ur TRAINS. the gallant officer near him (Colonel, Campbell), deal with witness for goods. The prisoner was sub- 2 15111 ! *Mixed ..! 8 20111 'lO 2011 The scene NV,?.i; most heart-rending when the poor fellows on Mr. ANS .- night's shed lost their lives by whose enviable province it had been to speak of the ; sequently introduced by the old gentleman, and an with, but no case of general interest arose. , sMixeol,... 7 0 850 ! Ditto...ll 45 145 E Short 'Frain from Slough ...! 80 M .. 845 M Ist &2d 10 30 12 15 E Ditto.. 130 E 320 From Swindon ' 7 0 the falling in of the roof. They were in that gentle- triumph of our arms, and the portables renown of our' order was given for goods to the amount of 8 4 1. The WESTMINSTER. Class !125 E 315 Ist &N... 430 620 MAIL, from Taunton best defence, the navy. Far different from . these: payment was to be made partly in ready cash when Short Train from Slough I 5 0 E ...... ..... 550 man's employ, and were most zealous and active inTrains 4 0 554 "111AiL ;.. 11 0 12 45:11 their exertions to save his property-. One of them, great subjects was what he was invited to ' the ordee was completed. When, however, the wit- • ' 'es was- The parish of St. Jam . proceeded with. Mixed !6 15 815 I. l From Taunton ... .......... ...I 12 30 420 I?. 720 notice, for he felt that the police was acting ;Hess took in 30/. worth of goods, the old gentleman claimed to have his name John Smith . e placed upon Short Tr. from Nlaidenliead 7 30 The Trains marked * rue nn Sundays, in addition to which when sinking in the flames, called out in agony for - Mr. Whitty, who was near, to save him. Another, mo st strongly when acting silently, and that its power said he supposed money would not be disagreeable at the register, in r es p ect o f a shop situate in Mar MAIL, from Taunton ....... 1 1 15 2 35M 525 M l- Trains leave Birmingham and Derby at 539 E, and a r r i ve at Ditto from Readin g ~,,I 9 ej• who was within Mr. W.'s reach, stretched forth his was never so efficient as when exerted unobtrusively, any time, and took from his d es k a 20/. no t e , w hi c h borough-tirews. - - el-her place at 715 E. • hands for help, b u t, though an effort was made to save -(Hear, hear.) H ow l ong it m i g ht b e hi s l o t t o h o ld Ihe handed to witness, in w hom su c h con d uc t na t ura ll y I The claimant stated, in examination, that he had ---------- The Short Trains st op at a l l t h e i nterven i ng S tat i ons . ------ him, which was unsu c cessful, from the fierceness of the responsible positi on i n w hi c h h e h a d b een p l ace d imposed greater confidence. The whole order Wfl.4 occupied the premises kindness of his fellow-citizens, it de unceasin y stfice 1804 ; that MI I) LAND COUNTIES. SOUTht WESTERN. by the kipended upon sent in, and a bill whe occupied the was given, payable at Glyn n ' s , b u t hole of the premises, and paid 40/. STATIONS, with their Distances from Ru g by. the flames, he, too, s a n k in the burning ruins. The sernears 71, Broughton•Astley 11, Wig- • STATIONS, with their Distances from Nine Elms. othersto decide, but of this they might be assured, a week before it was due the shop was closed, and the His landlord aid the rates which RUGBY, ULL a year rent. I _ , p ra , were NINE Elms, Wandsworth 3, Wimbledon 6, KINGSTON 10, bones which were yesterday dug out of the ruins of stonl6i, LEICESTER 20, Sys Tog 243, Sileby 274, Barrow 30, that so ion.. as , he continued to be Commissioner of vanished. whole party van . included in the claimant s rent of 40/. The claimant Es h er d H amp t on LonaliaoßOUGll 32%, Kegvrortb (Nottingham Junction) 37*, WOKING 23, COurt 13, Walton 15i . , We,.bridge 17i, the shed and which were completely calcined, were, the City Police, it should be his study and pride to The Loan MAYOR-Is the prisoner's name Wil- had claimed to be rated, and to be registered. Sawley 42*, Borrowash 45*, DERBY 49*. Farnborough 311. Winchfield 33, BASlNG doubtless, those of these unfortunate men. In cross-examination, by Mr. SCORE, the claimant ate vi our and disci line to the force without Hams or Stevenson ? Prisoner-Al name is -ut allow- • • y , Stev e n- . Engines are placed at regular distances -all round F g P , DOWN. I UP. (Gosport Junction) 72, SoUTIIAMPToN 77, Buttley 77, ing it to wear the garb or more dangerous attributeswent by the name of Villiams stated that he had no desire to pay rates both to the son. , I never ham 82, GOsPORT 87. Fare the area, and are at work incessantly. Passing from of military authority.-(Great applause.) He could The officer who apprehended the prisoner said the' landlord and to the collector •; and when asked if he Departure Arrival Departure Arrival - _ , we went tothe western the sheds ' into Waterloo-road not sit down prisoner first mentioned his name was • • withoutahnouncing the testimony of his it that end of Formby-street. From the iron warehouses an known that he was thereby made liable to pay the Rugby. Derby Derby. Ru g by. DOWN TRAINS. from Southamp- at 'ence Commissioner of theand afterwards ._ stated Stevenson. -- -- —r • --- -- -- Nine hlms. ton. Gos Port. enormous mass of burned, smouldering, and still ig vast advantages conferred by Bartholom 's Hospit John HesSe a traveller for a Manchester, house, d that he certain] would not rates, he replied atall hours -of - Ba rtholomew s .- al id that he had ' Under these circumstances . the Learned REVISING 24 ...... 945 12 10 E 2:I _ fir the night, and under all circumstances, ..sa t _ a _dealins with the prisoner, whom Ditto ~ ..................... 7 ° M 1 1 551 11 30 at mass of cotton sends up a curious, ()littering blinding 3d _be Mr. Williams. The prisoner had • • BAiraperint sai d that the claim -must be disallowed. East Trai;:........1:::: . '''. ...... 111 0 1 ' 22 241 E 1 2 E smoke, which shows there is still e 'great heat below. 4th 250 530 E 4th ...... 440 70 • . Goods Train . to introduce at its doors - A lause necessary . (pp .) sent to the house in Manchester for and goods, wit_ Mr. 'l'. S. Duncornbe, ALP,, claimed to be regis- ............. 12 Noon ' 610 625 sth 8 45 10 50 sth 7 30 10 0 \.ixA Train A fireman who was stationed on this had covered his F . m T . ..................... 1o E 4 :11 5 0 The CHAIRMAN next proposed health of the ness called upon him and received nor • o tered in respect of a heuse 6 Albany Court-yard. the .T. a order for en. . . , , 6th Mail 12. 20 M 249 11 . 6th Mail 10 40 12 50111 mi . ra:". ........................ 3 0 6 0 6 i. 5 face with a wet handkerchief for the purpose ofsavine• - - ' - h secretary to Mr. Duncombe stated in ON SUNDAYS. xedl rain . r MA IL .................. .. 3 Bs+ 9 0 t , four almoners De ut Corne fr Jos ah n ilson worth. As he had nogreat opinion of the , py . y,A. 1 ~ . him prisoner, Mr. Smith , . , his eyes. llow he endured the fume we cannot tell, I Ist ...... 1730 M 110 011111 Ist ...... 1 • 6 45 NI 1930 E GoodATr;ii, ............ • - • ..... ! i t '. f?*.! 11 57 I'2 31 51 Mr. Bartrum, and Mr. Gilbert. he would let have no more than 8/. 10s. worth, evidence that there was a door communicating be- A Ali , n for OUT eves wore linold.. to wit. ....a 41-.- —........-. ;.,_ ... . . _ _ _ STOKE 40, Andover Road 56, WiNCIIESTER, 64, Bish , pitoke - - -- . . • give vigour and discipline to the force, without allow- Hams or tevenson r Yrisoner-my name is Steven- In oross-examinasion, .oy oar. SCORE, the claimant Do WN. I UP. (Gosport Junction) 72, SourilaMPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare- Engines are placed at regular distances all round in •the garb dangerous git to wear - ham 82, GOSPORT 87. the area, and are at work incessantly. Passing from of military authority.-(Great applause.) He could The officer who apprehended the prisoner said the' stated that he had no desire to pay rates both to the landlord and to the collector • and when asked if he Departure Arrival ii Departure Arrival the sheds icto Waterloo-road, we went to the western not sit down without announcing the testimony of his prisoner first mentioned that his name was Williams, would have signed the claim to be rated if he had TRAINS, from at , TRAINS. from at Rugby. Der . Deroy. Rugby. by DOWN TRAINS. Departure Arrival at Arrival from Southamp. at end of Formby-street. From the iron warehouses an experience as Commissioner of the City Police, to the and afterwards stated it to be Stevenson. known that he was thereby made liable to pay the Nine hlms. ton. Gosport. enormous mass of burned, smouldering, and still ig vast advantages conferred by Bartholomew's Hospital, •John HesSe, a traveller for a Manchester house, rates, he replied that he certainly would not. ht ____ Mixt d T ......... 11 5 M I-1 30 51 nited material extends northerly and north-west. The at all hours of the night, and under all circumstances, said that he had a dealing with the prisoner, whom Under these circumstances the Learned REVISING 2d ...... 945 12 10 E.' 23 Ditto rain .'. .... ...• ....... 7 .) g M 12 HO E 1• E 3d mass of cotton sends up a curious, glittering, blinding to the poor afflicted creatures whom his men found it he supposed to be Mr. Williams. The prisoner had BARRISTER said that the claim must be disallowed. 4th 250 530 E ; 4th ...... 440 7 0 • ' Goods Train -' *************** 12 Noon ' 610 625 smoke, which shows there is still great heat below. necessary to introduce at its doors.----(Applause.) sent to the house in Manchester for goods, and wit- Mr. T. S. Duncombe, M.P., claimed to be regis -sth 845 10 50 sth 730 10 0 Viiud Train ............ ....... 10 E n 4 :(1 5 0 A fireman who was stationed on this had covered his The CHAIRMAN next T osedthe health of the pop ness called upon him a n d r ece i ve d an order for wn, tered in respect of a house, 6, Albany Court- yard. 6th Mail 12 20 M 249 11 ' 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 M rest train •........................... 3 0 It 61 Train 5 0 6 0 " 8 3 , 6- i. 5 9 0 face with a wet handkerchief for the purpose ofsaving four almoners, Deputy Corney, Mr. Josiah Wilson, worth. As he had no great opinion of the prisoner, Mr. Smith, secretary to Mr. Duncombe, stated in ON SUNDAYS. MAIL .. 11 57 12 31 M __ oo _ ..„, ............. his eyes. How he endured the fume we cannot tell, Mr. Bartrum, and Mr. Gilbert. ... lie would let him have no more than 8/. 10s. worth, evidence that there was a door communicating •be- lit ...... 730M10 0 NI Ist ...... 6 4511 930 E ii ds Iron 2d for our eyes were unable to withstand the severe in- D c t in returningthanks said, he could Deputy ORNEY, in 34 fliction more than a few seconds at a time. not but thin there was some similarity between the that small amount. The excuse the prisoner made combo and the other by Mr. Jackson. This dam* was 4th ••^•••••' „ , •-• 'Ol II 57 14 32 N Passim- , up Crompton 'street, we found nothing situations of the establishment and certain customs for not paying ready money for the things supplied kept open by the servants for their mutual accomino- The times of arriving at and departing from Nottingham and 81 10,11 ................. ........... .. 10 - Morning, Evenin " intervening-at 4,,, and at •24 44 - , ' i r % materially worthy of observation, save the. utter and which prevailed in the island of Java where the in- was, that his brother had been drowned at Ipswich, dation ; but Mr. Duncombe's premises did not extend Derby are nearly the same. g, calling ,t station;, and performing the journey b. . entire devastation in this direction. The spectator and his mind was so much distracted he could not beyond the door into that part of the premises occu habitants were accustomed on the birth of a child to may walk over ground which was till recently alf look at the goods for a couple of days. When wit- pied by Mr. Jackson. The two houses were originally - NORTH MIDLAND. De• aeture Departure Arrival 1 t cocoa-tree which had the extraordinary property pan a . s one, b u t this door had been placed there, and it was (IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE MIDLAND COUN- UP TRAINS. from from South_ at occupied, and meet with but little obstruction. A 0 ness called again all had vanished, f throwing . out annually a mark or rinse on its external 'FIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DEBBY, MANCHES- Gosport. ampt m. Nine Elms. few scorched bones show where a bone boiling manu- John Aylard, a tailor, stated ~ , the prisoner i . some'imes bolted by Mr. Duncombe's servants or bark, thereby denoting its age. The father of the TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER AND hr►lL ---- ----- Ism 135 AI 215 AI 525 ar factory has been ; some scattered colours indicate a ordered a suit of clothes as Mr. Wi ' , and !mine- locked Mr. Jackson's. by LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY, AND THE GREAT Mixed Train child anxious • ly attended the culture of the tree, 630 , 7 0 10 3, colour warehouse; iron hoops, a cooperage; scorched • diately after they were sent home , isappeared withSCORE contended that Mr. Duncombe's pre- Mr. . . , NORTH OF ENGLAND.) Goods Train prompted by a superstitious feeling to consider its 3 15 E beans and oats, a stable, Bsc. Mixed Train 8 3.1 9 0 12 30 • mises did not form a house distinct from Mr. Jack- DOWN TRAINS. them.-Remanded. growth as indicative of that of his offspring. As the Fast Train lO 30 11 0 .2 0 • The 'effect produced upon the eyes of the firemen GUILDHALL. son's. The question was one of internal commu ?dived Train to 30 E , 1 0 E 430 by •the smoke and flames was unusual and remark- child grew up, he was inspired with like feelings, and s _ . . Henry Griffin was charged with stealing a horse nication. Departure from 1 ' Arrival at Fast Train a bl e . The ores swelled and stood out, and the sight of the tree with sentimen • ts of espect, and even and cart, two hampers a bed and bedding, and two Mr. ARNOLD said, no doubt Mr.sDuncombe's pre- . • - Mixed Train Man Darling.- Goods Train , 530 6 0 9 15 in d nourish of veneration, tending it, and pruning an . Derb ( Sheffield. Sheffiel4 Leads. " York •7 30 t' 30 20 II was, in thany cases, temporarily suspended. There the boxes, property of Mr. Little, of oeri e. mises were for all practical p - es, quite distinct che , ter. York, ton. SUNDAYS. iq it is said, in cotton an essential oil, which, having ing it by all means in his power, and promoting its i 5 OE 6 1911 8 3011 6 4011 9 2011 The prosecutor stated that he was at the White from Mr. Jackson's. He thou however, reserve 31 M - , MAIL Mi Aed 'Frain <► 30 lh 6 5 t?si M " • linen evolved by the fire and thrown heated into the growth ;so that it would form an interesting picture, Horse, in Fore-street, on Saturday. His horse and his judgment. 615 , 845 9•' . . . 10 15 11 45 11 0 145 Ditto . ' 430 E sii E 1 E to imagine the feelin -of a famil of two or three atmosphere, caused the opthalmic phenomenon we . . . gs . y , cart were at the door, a n d when he came out of the The parish of St. Martin will be proceeded with 9 6 :) 1 , •-• 45 11 45 I 1 15E 5 OE 2 0 E 5 15E Short Tralnsleave W4king daily at 7 4 at, ti 4, 5 , 4, ana 1 8 45 days at 9 , 4 NI, 6,, , and 81 4 B. 1 / 4 E. Sun_ generations, sitting under the shade of a tree so . have mentioned. White Horse, he found that horse and cart were to-da3'• 12 45E 2OE 2 45E 4 0 635 445 7 0 . - ... hutted But itthe .was sufficient to trace outline on e.r..e 345 430 530 1 7 0 845 745 LONDON AND BRIGHTON, It i s worthy of record, that part of the ten- he )ante d. gone. He happened to take the right direction and - -- - ne present occasion lea vin ,leaving gentlemen to fill up the 4 0 530 630 I 8 15 10 0 disc consumed in the sheds in Neptune -street had icture . saw the cartabout two streets distant from the White TINMEN'S STiaskr.-A general strike for nevv STATIONS, with their Distances from London Bridge. P icture according to their particular fancies The 6 0 7 30 8 15 ' 9 45 been saved from the fire in Galton-street, only about likeness alluded - p fa ncies. Horse. He thought the horse had strayed, and prices, has taken place among the tinplate workers • Loenoie, New Cross 3, Caoy Doe 10*, Godstone Road 131, 200 yards to the E , outh and an account of which we Hospital was planted or founded by a Monarch who , e Royal . tand the horse knowing his voice called out to .1., v _ 0 in this town. We have nut yet been able to snake 3 19E I SUNDAYS. 5 OEI 6 19E THREE BRIDGES 29*, B• 1 h nal- ti a com..e 33}, ....AYWARD'S HEATH gave last week. might be termed a father of his people-Henry the stopped at once. . , . 1 itness came up, and then he saw 1 full • sensible of the merits ' of the con urse ourselves so} 7 Oil 8 45511 9 4511111 15111 1 OEII2 Noon 374, Hassock's Gate 43*, BRIGICTON 50&. the scene of destruction at a late 'We again visited Eighth if The prisoner, when he saw the prisoner driving. . .tending parties as we could have wished. It up -3 OEI 4 30E 5 30E1 7 15E 930 8 OE Leave Arrive iv noon L • • 1 who, he possessed not all the virtues whichpegs• however, that, in 1825, there was a general .1 , . • d had, during -the after-„ The Down Trains arrive at Hull in about txo hours .DOWN. London. _ d eave Arrive in hour last night. The Wan should adorn the throne •at least left us indebted to the prosecutor immediately jumped down and ran strike . Brightm.. 4 • up. 13 ghton. London. in consequence of which a list was drawn up , arrival points in an easterly direc- • at York. -• later than their away. Witness cried out lustily, ' , stop thief," and . ---- ---- noon, veered round a few . him for emancipating the kingdom from the thraldom and a d b the reed to y e men and masters. .7.aince____ Mixed' •..,., 745M10 i 5 31. , From Croy. tion and. freshened, which had pin some laces blown of the Popish yoke. His 'immediate successor, Ed- after a short but sharp chase he was secured. that period many new articles, not included in the - - -------- MAIL. First I don 930 renewed vigour to the fire • UP TRAINS. - Clas 045 11 45 Mixed away the - crust, and given , . . ward the Sixth, that bud of promise, who was never The prisoner was fully committed for trial on this Hat, hav e been made, ant, i t i s sa id, a considerable ToC roydon 10 43 First Class... 9 o 11 0 beneath. Here and there small brilliant pyramids f -°- destined to arrive at. the maturity of his usefulness, charge, but upon the application of the Inspector of dep ress i on i n the trede has existed. We are infonned Departure from ' Arrival at Mixed ... 11 45 215 E MticMixed 11 0 i3O E thine shot upwards, illumining the ruins and c„lrcum patronized this establishment, and successive Mo- Police he was ordered to be brought up again on that, h there being no list price for these articles, some , - --- Mixed 3 1) 20 E 4 ::o Mixed tv light. •N o fur- Darling.'s 30 First Class Thursday, in order that anoth er c harge of a similar masters have paid for th e ir manufacture at a higher rate Man ambient atmosphere with flickering narchs, up to the present period, had been its support- York Leeds. Sheffield. sheffrelo. Dern,. First Class 420 630 Mixed ton. • ache.te Mixed..... '0 0 830 Dittb 7 0 930 they efforts had been made to bring to light the body ors. But not to them alone was the nation indebted description might be gone into-against him. thug others, and all the w orkmen now aslairn the same , of li°dson, the heat of the materials on each side for the high station the Hospital hail :reached in emi- AIARLBOROUGH-87'REET. price. Many of the masters do not consider themselves being too great. Near the spot where he lies a nence and usefulness. The middle classes had been John Harrold, Henry Hughes, and John Wilkinson, justified in signing th e new list, and, consequently their WI 8 4531 741301045 11 45 12 45E SUNDAYS. ,From SUNDAYS. exists to a considei able Mixed 745br.1015 51 ii Croydon .. 73) NI tittantity of tallow has been buried, and it sends up a its best supporters, and the ancient records on the respectable young men, were placed at the bar on the n remain n. out . . A sirnilar strike exi Examiner. taint blue flame through the interstices, and, by the walls of the hall, announcing the beneficence of Go- following charge :- extent Btrmingitam.____Staffordshire l2 15E :3 OE 1 10E 40530 . 6 30 815 Ditto n Friday after- 330, 6 19 '4 45 7 9 812 j 8 45 10 9 ToCroydon 10 0 Ditto gisa which it generates,f t all ex lo- Park constable No. 8, stated that about four o'clock DEATH FReixt HYDROPIIOI.II.I. -0 ' ' 7 0 causes fie small present, ore, o is min , a great vernors past and t, b t h* • d Bailey Prison SUNDAYS. SHOREHAM BRANCH.-Mixed Trains leave Bri hto 9 :19 siona. The water from the canal-overflow now passes resemblance to the . annual rings thrown out on the • afternoon, he saw the defendants within one noon an inquest was held at the before Mr. ,. Rutter N e w t 1 . , the county Coroner,,. ouc, n i ng the I 6 45M1 7 3011 8 45111 9 4511 11 4511 ham dais y at 73 : and 9 3051, and at 12 15, 2 11, g 4 4 i ca o n r ,r4 o o r t completely through the ruinsand has found its way Islander's tree, with this difference that whereas the of the inclosed plantations in Hyde -park, throwing death of 11 , illiam Tankard, of Salford. From tie evi- into the foundations of ce ._ _ . . , • . brickbats and stones up into the eliesnut and oak trees - 3 30E1 6 19E1 ..... -.. 7 9 812 9 0 10 0 , r 5 To, , :z emgor s fi u n g hto n at 830 and 10 30M, and at 10,3 3 ', h sheds facing Great vegetable prcxluct was liable to decay and death, that . , donee adduced it a • PP ed that the deceased was im- ndays at 10 OM and 24' 4 ill * * Trains leave Hull for Derby daily at 6i and 1151, and The Mixed Trains stop at all . • ~ .. • , IS 0, and 8 OE. Howard-street. with the view of breaking off the ends of branches f - - ear non•pa}•lnent of the the Stations, the First Class Trains establishment never would die.-(Applause.) The , . prisoned or one month, for the n on-pa, at 21 and SE. On Sundays at 5E only. ony at First Class Stations. By the kindness of M. Ilighto n laving clusters of nuts and acorns on; On taking penalty and costs of an assault, of which he had been the Governor of best similitude that occurred to him was, that like the ' -I.,,,,c,,,inverettrarescr the Borough Gaol, who has tg* ' d 0t e collu des. two Maaistrates at Heap. . LONDON AND DOVER. valuable assistance to those connectedenuch polite an expansive shade of the cocoa tree, the Hospital branchesshel in their possession, and also a large . also quantity last, whilst washin g his hands, h e was suddenly taken OPEN TO HEADCORN STATION. w•e had a view of the ruins from the with the press, oof thousands of suffering, but tered under its r . . . and, of horse chesnuts and acorns, which to them were per- with a shaking and shivering . He was taken into the P - ROM BIRMINGHAM TO Li. , g• VERPOOL. nom LIV ERP OOL nTO ....IRMINODAM. ' DOWN TRAINS. house. The appearance of the area, ilisummit of his for that institution, friendless individuals, who, but feet] valueless •; the injury, however,- to the Tanta- hospital, and attended by Mr Barton Stott, surgeon of UP TRAINS. lights from the bnrnino• materials, wasumined by the for the assistance thus afforded, might perish in the tion was incalculable through many of the the prison. whom l ie i nf ., Airthat he had been bitten - Departure from Arrival in London. corn Station. Headeorn. London. mest pictu- treesirmed i Leave , Time of Arrival at resque and imposing. c 'All the harsher and - streets.-(Applause.) taking the rot and dying in consequence. in the hand by a dog, about six w eeks a t ,o. a Mr. Stott Birmingham I Departure. :Bi:mingham. 731 51 1:1 5 M ---- ----- ---- pugnant features, visible by daylight were absent re- i I G The CHAIRMAN having given " the Med ea en- The defendants that were not aware ordered a basin of' wat • be brought ; and he was - pleaded they sr to - -_________ Fipt Class... l 330 M 8 0 M 930 11 45 75 M 8 4U 9 40 M 11 15 and 10 30 1 5 E ' 10 55 convinced from the shock which the deceased experienced Mixed Train *6 0 Mixed Train 6 0 1 lit E the standing walls and gables shone strongand tlemen of the Hospital," which of the injury the were doing. 11 31 1 30 E 4 0 225 E 4 55 well . deSned acrainst the background of deep iMr. VINCENT returned thanks. In doing by the sight of it that he was affected with hydrophobia. First Class 11 30 First Class...' 815 12 45 E 4 0 425 g owl,.Mr. HARDWICK said it was preposterous that young Mr. Scott I d• First Class • 2 45E First-Class... 10 30 315 I 615 640 into- procured the assistance of .A r.Jordan, an they , , .-. 15 , I 850 , 610 Muted Fra n • 4 30 Mixed Train 4 OE 9 30' 845 The report from the Hospital, at a late hour last he spoke of the bountiful means afforded for the men of their a e should not know that they were cupped and hi' .- SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. patient, Is First Class...! :7 15 First Class,.. 7 0 11 30 I night, was, that all the patients from the fire, six in rest of the patients, and stated that the admirable con- g administered some emetics to the tin acts of wanton mischief. Every means comm g. tered lini 1, and used everyin their power to afford fs 15 51 11050 51 f '7 35 31 10 10 NI means „ SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. . 130 E 45 E , 1250 E I 325 E number, as before stated, were going.on favourably,' duct of the Treasurer and Almoners, in t de• were taken to render the parks as agreeable as possi- 1; .t.in some relief. they visited h i m frequently, and two 01 First Class..., 145 M First Cla , s...' 33 0 M 8 8 m ey 7 0 I 935 7 0 935 Mixed Train' 7 30 Mixed Train 8 15 We have received froth an intelligent and accur a t e every thing like a want, relieved in a very great ble to the public; and they . must have been aware Mr.S.'s pupils him all Wednesday night. 12 45 E - -,• fre n tl ema „ n est i ma t e o f the quantity of produce Free the pain which the medical men had to encounter that they were doing wrot.. in entering a plantation During that nightrema.ined up with s quite tranquil, and the Mixed Train II V E 11,',1!r1 Train 10 30 al 5 NORTHERN AND E ASTERN. aesitoyed, which, as it is drawn from soorces likely to l" the performance of their duties.-(Great applause.) and damn . trees t ' d shr ubs lp\vino rosys s , l'm patient wa .d to the an growina• Pa - in were slight ; but lie (II - b not deep ut all. The • Those Trains meet the North x U d ni l o r itl'rain " E l2 Night OPEN TO BISHOP'S TORTFORD. The to Preston at Parkside be correct, we are disposed to place more confi- le , ,upporters of this noble Institution were not, there. The law in such cases, which, no doubt, the medicines operated as the p hyadeians wished ; and the ..,,....e.s., === „ STATIONS, with their Distances from Shoreditc•h. donee in than in any of the rumours which we 1 4 71. vs, many of them, aware of -the extensive reach public was unaware of, was most severe; the penalty patient continued in a composed state till about half-past CHESTER AND C . Lea Bridges Tottenham 734, Edmonton J 4 Ponder's End 11%, zed with REWE. Waltham , Broxbottrne 11, Roydon 22, Harlow 26 , 4, Sawbridge. Ira: e heard on and oft 'Change. This estimate ( iheir benevolent advocacy of its influence. It not fet the first offence being any sum not exceeding ul. • • . three on Thursday afternoon, when he was set Faom CREWE TO (•RESTER FROM CHESTER TO CRIMP.. morth 28W, Stortford 321 4 . • makes it appear, that 45,908 bales of cotton have i,,,r1)1 largely hTtproved the metropolitan circle of skill, for the second, whipping, and not exceeding twelve ' , violent paroxysms. At four o'clock he was visited by Leaves Crewe. Leaves Chester. DOWN TRAINS. I UP 'I'RAINS _air. Jordan . having pre- nut been consumed. We also learn, from the same •t it supplied our colonies and most distant posses- itn • t • and for the third t Dr. Mime and Mr. Thorpe, ixed Tra n .... months' imprisonmen , stons with th I, lOUS y 1 obtainer]ii 30Arrivalat source, that there were in the warehouses 2.50 casks t _ ose who were in every respect qualified. . In the present instance, he the worthy Ma is- permission of t - Ministered more First class -. •• •• 2of Mixed Train - at I from front Brox. iy medical hon. , g them in. Mr. Stott and Mr. JT!", n al ' k b of t: slow, 2 209 barrels and 800 sacks of flour, 60 and surgical knowled e, to restore and se fine each of the defendants 2 - I cure the bl • • trate) should os., or ten medicine to the WDICII the attac ceame On Sunday only the Mail Train , ;"rtiti. - -- ---- ------ , tuns of cod' oil, 8,500 barrels of turpentine • add!- e ss'ags of health whereg the human frame, after patiertive o'clock on Thur•- s 0 m 848 M 925 51 530 AI 5 :.6 M ' 6 4 - 0 51 was moat vulnerable. days' imprisonment, and he hoped it would he a cau- less violent. At a quarter past twe • . ' 1) 30 •16 15 10 45 'RB 0 I- 45 tioral unknown quantitie s of flour turpentine and ]lie CH -(ll'ear, hear.) ion to others. • day night another severe fit, came on, and he expired un- CHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD. II 30 P 2 20 E 1250 E 820 ! 852 940 tallow ; besides India rubber, Italian corn, sperm oil, H„trdwicicitAN next proposed " the health of M t i I. ' The fine was immediately paid. At the suggestion inediatt•ly afterwards. Duri yhe took bread l'' ROM C" ng 1l in ROM srza TO BIRKENIIVAD. FROM BIRKENHEAD TO CHESTER. 150 E 221 33 ) 413 '2 50 450 P 2t► . 9 :.0 10 in 11 30 'l2 ~e E 12 48 fit it'.c, rice, sugar, and Lark•' Amongst the cotton is ' built , the eminent surveyor of the H 1 l who Goldsmith' ospi a , will be placed in the Parks soaked in hot water, but could .11°t take it in cold. He 8130 nt SM, and at and 11130 SI, and at 1,4, and at 1• 50 and 3 59E, MAILLat 4: 0 5 :25 559 200EI :s o Goldsmith's hall•- of Mr. HARDWICK, notice coffee fr 6 :A1 620 4 3•, - 5 0 :3 .1;; 0111 a and 7 15 E. 6 411 E. •g ~ -(Applause ) *ty of the law for damaging or de- also drank (thou g h with great difficulty) - sins it res • 8 e 8" 3 925 630 7 , A cc nsiderable quantity of Sea Island, which -!---- is verY The CHAIRMAN ' N linany prop d . perity stating the sever' . . . geapot. Durnig s ome o r I►ie st,vere,paroNy wiredg _. estua l s.--Matt at 5 NI, and Su:snal s.-Mtired Trains at 830 - Oir SundaysTralns leave Shore- On Sunday •" . 8 0 valuable. It is considered a low estimate to value the C 4 S ' • 1%-'I A ose prosperity to the ' . llantations, &c. mad Trains at 9 30 31, and at and 9 5u AI, and 6 15 E, MAIL atFratns leave Stott_ amaritan I and " stroying,the shrubberies, B e stated, before hi • w . ditch for Stottford at 8 and 9 shM, ford! forShO; cotton at 81. per bale, all round. This will 'ld Pe a Institution as far as its ~ a fund in connexion with the MARY EBONE.. six or eiht men to hold him' ' 6 lo E. , 630 E. dat 2 3 , . 3 30, and BE. euitca a 5 80 and 1 ;9 3051, and at 124), 42,0, and 8 0 ' E 10SF, in that commodity alone, of 36:?.,264/. The loss I•n de benevole ' ne ars permitted. It origi- • Rileya lad about twelve years of a ge , death, that the dog tint bit hitn had a chain and art of St p eam the starti Packets leave Liverpool for Birkenhead 20 minutes before a ir • • Train' leaves Br ng of each Train fir Chester,. and from Birkenhead for Li.oxbourne half an I Thistour earlier on MOnd . - nate( i Barnard . ~ a. rope about his neck.' Ile appeared to have broken loose --------- nt observation of an individual, a ss . in n erchandise of other descriptions, with the small h • h , - eased attempted to vet on the arrival of every Train from Chester. er who thoug t it ard to sen I was charged with felony. from his oWil er, and, 'when the decease d EASTERN COUNT bui'dings, is taken to be about 95,000/. Add to this i although in health,'( out upon the world Mr s .. hall, of 5, Mar e-s ree , . ot hirel a littl • bit him in the ham , i above and w • 32 , ( ocg. for the Warehouses, e lia‘e an estimated pennyless, ess, would, if the Institution did nt per persons who said that ' Saturdayevening 'she had occasion the r second ••i he bit him Th e dog barked after- NORTH UNION. OPEN to BRENTWOOD. t loss of 489,2641., in round numbers, HALF A MILLION ! exist, in all probe- t 11 on ___ t of the thumb. . TRAINS leave Sho-edith t 8 at 't .., pawnbroker, Dukes wards at some o . away from the de- ! Trains leave Liverpool for Lancaster at 315 (Mail), 8 45, GOWN TRAINS 06 ; , and 7 45E.. a ' " --'• . 031, and at • 1 " ;i ° 1i t y have perished in the stre/ 1 . oca at the shop of Mr. Nea es, p .thildren in runny., 111 saying that this is the greatest fire that ever „,_ , and it more parti 'et of-" Death from and 1111, and at 2 .30 and 445 E ; and from Manchester for 1 . 0 4 ~, 1 ,.; ' O , 4 , e, 6 30, and 7 4'E. 02! , S o u . x , t) kits at 9,, a „ iii .1 ; : t ? n 1 ); ( 1 a Middle-ceased. T cularly embraced the cause of po or d e l uded f l street, Manchester-square. The prisoner and he Jury' returned a verdi 1 „ in J urney is, performed in about ' ) .• ___ ..m anches _ Lancaster, at, 15 minutes after the Liverpool time of starting. 45 minutes. ' • • en/red in Liverpool, we poke advisedly, as oven the The whole business of the evening ema es. aged man came into the same box, and the former stood hydrophobia, produced by the bite of a( ( g i Traits leave Lancaster for Liverpool and Manchester, t 2 ' ' UP TRAIN . S leav , e Brentwood at 8 45- 9 451 gress conflagration by which the Goree warehouses highest gratification . g afforded the I l c ose beside her ; she observed him taking his ter Guardian. I 710 and 8 .15 !►i .„,a 2t I lii and SO P_ r a rt? en. 3 :30. 5 •i. 6 LO. and 7 AcP rt .? 9 a nd-10 4514 ~,,,.... Ist 2d ...... 945 12 10 E ' 23 3d 4th 250 530 E 4th ...... 440 7 0 • sth 8 45 10 50 sth 7 30 10 0 6th Mail 12 20 M 249 M : 6th Mail 10 40 ,12 50 M ON SUNDAYS. Ist ...... 7 30M 10 OM Ist 645 M 930 E 2d 34 4th The times of arriving at and departing from Nottingham ant Derby are nearly the same. Henry Griffin was charged with stealing a horse and cart, two hampers a bed and bedding, and two boxes, the property of Mr. Little, of Rotherhithe. Tho prosecutor stated that he was at the White Horse, in Fore-street, on Saturday. His horse and cart were at the door, and when he came out of the White Horse, he found that horse and cart were gone. He happened to take the right direction and saw the cartabout two streets distant from the White Horse. He thought the horse had strayed, and called out to it, and the horse knowing his voice stopped at once. Witness came up, and then he saw the prisoner driving. The prisoner, when he saw the prosecutor immediately jumped down and ran away. Witness cried out lustily, ' , stop thief," and after a short but sharp chase he was secured. The prisoner was fully committed for trial on this charge, but upon the application of the Inspector of police, he was ord ere d to b e b roug ht u p again on Thursday, in order that another charge of a similar description might be gone into. against him. AIARLBOROUGH-87'REET. John Harrold, Henry Hughes, and John Wilkinson, respectable young men, were placed at the bar on the following charge : Park constable No. 8, stated that about four o'clock yesterday afternoon, he saw the defendants within one of the inclosed plantations in Hyde -park, throwing brickbats and stones up into the eliesnut and oak trees, with the view of breaking off the ends of branches having clusters of nuts and acorns on: On taking them into custody he found several pieces of th e branches in their possession, and al so a large quantity of horse chesnuts and acorns, which to them were per fectly valueless ; the injury, however,- to the planta tion was incalculable through many Of the trees taking the rot and dying in consequence. The defendants pleaded that they were not aware of the injury they were doing. Mr. HARDWICK said it was preposterous that young men of their age should not know that they were committing acts of wanton mischief. Every means were taken to render the parks as agreeable as possi ble to the public; and they . must have been aware that they were doing wrong in entering a plantation and damaging the • trees and shrubs growing , there. The law in such cases, which, no doubt, the public was unaware of, was most severe; the penalty ft* the first offence being any sum not exceeding V.; for the second, whipping, and not exceeding twelve months' imprisonment ; and for the third, transporta tion. In the present instance, he (the worthy Magis trate) should fine each of the defendants 205., or ten days' imprisonment, and he hoped it would be a cau tion to others. The fine was immediately paid. At the suggestion of Mr. HARDwICK, notice will he placed in the Parks stating the severity of the law for damaging or de stroyingthe shrubberies, plantations, , &c. MARYLEBONI , .. Barnard Riley,. a lad about twelve years of age, was charged with. felon v. Mrs. Ilall, of 5, Market-street, Edgeware-road said th a t on Saturday evening 'she had occasion to call at the shop of Mr. Neates, pawnbroker, Dukes street, Manchester-square. The prisoner and a Middle aged man came into the same box, and the former stood close beside her ; she observed him taking his Leave Arrive ii' . Leave Arrive in DOWN. London. Bright - Ai:4 • UP. Brighton. London. . ---......-----. Mixed' ..... . 745 M 10 i 5 M. ;From Croy. MAIL. First don 0 :10 Class 945 11 45 Mixed ToCroydon 10 45 First Class 9 0 11 0 Mixed... 11 45 215 E Mtit.Mixed 11 0 130 E Ditto Mixed 3 0 530 Fi rs t C lass .. 331 520 First Class 4 f;t7 6so Mixed tioods - 0 ,:I 3t) M ToCroydon 930 SUNDAYS. From SUNDAYS. Mixed 745M..10 15 M i Croydon .... . , 73) 51 Ditto Ditto -ToCroydon 10 0 Ditto 7 0 930 SHOREHAM BRANCH.—Mixed Trains leave Brighton for Shore ham daily at 73 : and 9 3.151, and at 12 15, 2 t 5, 4 45, and 7 OE. On Sundays at 9 OM, a n d a t 2 15, 3 45. 5 15, and h 45E. From Shoreham for Brighton at 830 and 10 3051, and at 10, 3 3', 530, and 7 30E. Sundays at 10 OM, and 2 45, 4 3 , 1, IS 0, and 8 OE. The Mixed Trains stop at all the Stations, the First Class Trains on:y at First Class Stations. NORTH UNION. Trains leave Liv"rpool for Lancaster at 3 15 (Mail), 8 45, and 11 AI, and at 2 30 arid 4 45 E ; and from Aiancheeter for Lancaster, at. 15 minute', after the Liverpool time of starting. fraips leave Lancaster for Liverpool and Manchester, at 2, 7 1() and t 345 M and at 1 W and 50 E. EASTERN COUNTIES, TRAINS leave Shoredial at 8 :z.O and I OM, and at •.? 0, OPEN to BRENTWOOD. • ()OWN 0, 5 and 7 45E. On SUNIIkYS at 9an oM, and performed in about 40, 6 30, and 7 4 , E. The jrturney is at . 45 minutes. _ • UP TRAINS leave Brentwood at 8 45, 9 45, and - 1015 M, and at 20, 3 30, 5 -I, S, and 7 45E. on Summits at 546 and luld, and at 230, 4 30, q• 45 , aLd 7 43E. .~ Arrives at Leavei Arr ives Zgir. Man- . Man- at mig ht chester. . cheater. Crewe. - _ 0 4 131 515 31 7 30 645 8 15 730 9 ° 45 6 08 45 14; 0 15 11 5 30 4 45E 615 11130 1 745 049 suNnAs. 0,11 5 . 5 M 4 0 'AI Ibls 31 ; /5 $ 10 45 83 ) 10 0 3 15 3 0 E 11 15 12 30 E 130 630 745 E 845 Leaves Leaves . ham. ' Crewe I 45 M 4 oil • 730 9 0 H 30 1 45 E 2 45E 5 0 6 15 7 30 5 OM 9 0 10 30 3 OE 6 15 SUNDA_YS. 45M 4 OM 7 30 9 30 11 3 ) 1 45 E 245 E 5 0 MANCHESTER. AND LE 13 ::; STATIONS with their Distances from Alancues,r• frf MANCHESTER, Oldham Junction 5, Mills H ill 6, Illue od Rochdale 11, Littleborough 14, Todmorden 20, C'a °l •lde Hebden Bridge 24, Ludd en d Foot 26, Sowerby 110;i41, 11 Elland 31, Brighouse 3t, Conte: -B r idge 35, D e ' r ,l l) H-rbury 44, Wakefield 48, Normanton 51, LEEps om i i r i „A S S et 30 Departure from Manchester. Arrival at Departure from Lefds. Leeis. 0I TO THEE AMERICAN DTO R O P F O T l fi lf s, c o _l. vn e S lina ut i , ) -- ies S:i ( r )f P N . Laurieewgate-Invii d e . r Tariff (see your paper of the O b i transpires respecting Spanish an': ung cattle, and if the account given by hil ll , I • 5 correct.with that of theinrportation 01 .- pork, Sir Peter has not the informati,°'' sires. If I s a l l i k es et, to th k e ll e °fiv; am correct, the old duty 0 ' ' cwt., or 3d. per lb., p ork remains on p . 11 until the 10th of October, then it will duced to 14s. per cwt., or 11d. Per i t i present duty 3d. per b hams the " 3 e , . ~.i‘ yet, Sir, we have been * told that A-ul ej is i selling at 3d., 4d., and sd. per Ih . i .e , p lalia hams at 7d. lam your obedieli,tbit.• A CONSTANT la' , Th e London, Sept. 22. correc'', WI JO [Our Correspondent is very . duty on hams has been reduced froin`2B,lt.j,cil'`e and the new duty is now in operation. , t ill t` } ' duty oil salted pork will be continueu , - frol' i 10th of October, when it will be reduce°. 12s. to Ss. the cwt.] Of <<„ ~r l es h e , T" SHERIFF'S LIVE RIES: The state ll' .„ ( 1 tac o- Tpv Mr, Sheriff p.l 1 cher have been man," ,iv ..ea Messrs. . Swain and Co., tailors to her Aktl e- - ,io o ' coats are of a lightish blue superfine cloth , e t rock,with gold lace, on which are worked the 1136 ,: c 1i, 1 1l and thistle. They have epliuletteso° e-chicii., are lined with scarlet silk. The gold hic e '„,lisor n ; very broad, displays good taste in its desigli.r" bal e sive and rich. The smalls are very P ia ' 31 :11 no ornament about them' except gold " h 3 ,030 111 i e knees • , but the waistcoats are very ' — ',.'th"i b t trimmed,. and are quite worthy to be Avail n ' f i ciP, e ' e coats. .The smalls and the waistcoats are - the I :4 # cassimere, and the whole will surely enh ance iv c '14 .'1 imitation of Messrs. Swain and Co , wh ° , b ;f a chl h i, such great experience in this kind of 111 : 111 j - wo r i : Though we have little skill in criticising.sue 1 svo r "; opin iq, , 0 t, , we can safely say, that in our humble credlt i f manship and taste displayed, do grea t 00 1° manufacturers. ---, P r . V MANCHESTER AND' LEEDS RAILWAY. ' , ral• 'ho the extraordinary reduction or friction 011 , of „ as compared with that of the common roau! ci „ ro;"; arrived at by the fact, that a four-horse "' f i t by t v o ring between London and Birmingham, 1 , 1 ; of ir` i i ) e wear of horse-shoes and wheel-tyres, 111 '`,.':i e at t ". on the road each journey of 118 miles; w"` 3 l tog present time a first-class carriage, weighi n g, i ter fi ' ll with a brake, is now running on he 111.anell',, yre ' Leeds railway per 25,006 miles with 131 101 ' tbo , rn re is having lost in weight by this distance n°' - `) 'or 7i lbs., and, from ever y appearance, this carrion' cir likely to run a distance of three or four tilne 3 p air o cumference of the earth without the lea st n e : ire 3,56 the wheels. The wheels were old ones, ter t i be c' o f plan, when put under the carriages,,oset ~_ Banks's wheels for not. being more than half the price 0' for a stage-coach —I? ball Times. „ ~t th e It will be seen from Our trafficfai returns l'''', IA raising du of the fares on the Blackwell Rair t i l e r e : Ting the last week, led to a falling ° ff : T t l be cv. ,b . ceipts of nearly 200/ as compared Wit' - ho'' .., , 00 fl it lir e responding week of last " year, and this I ilea' the present season is far more favourable to 1 trips than was the last.—Railway T . e s b o ot 1,01 • v. .....--- ii ; IVATERS Mil Q Q P- - -2-."--,,IINDERLAND SErr' t, 01 4 terday several waterspouts were seen off this con le j P. O ten or twelve miles from the land. They 4 , ss b u' rt; ~I I. ; appearance of inverted cones, and ultimat u 'Y " 'I :P -t o T h e l o wer immense o body of water fell from each. totally disappeared and the summits atualgam4te dense body, resembling a thick cloud. Jocelyn, of a daughter. On nn ttthhheee 22 25 31sd th tti i nn n ss s tt t:, t a ah t te Cur B ao l n R lst T r --- e ß et,MaYf a: ' the Vie°u of a daughter, still born: lll:rug. 0 0" t rpori • On the 23d ' - in 1 Mrs' "- r ti,st., Grosvenor-place, ace, , lttli e Ss cote, of a daughter. NT - J a On the 23d inst L Essex, -rs' J. •, at eyton, . k P t ' of a son. , s.p ar- , .i. On the 24th inst., at Chester-place, Reg ent ;kW' Edmund Brandt, of a son. Nree"-r°a , ,-- . On the 22d inst , at Southampton-place , i .. li. D. APCraektn, of a son. Fief , / 0 MARRIED. twee' to-, On the 23d inst., at Christ CLurch, St. MarY. 1 . 0 . 4 0-1 ~,,a, A. Simon, Esq., of the Middle Temple, Baro s ' o f paw Sarah Sophia, daughter cf Samuel Tarrant, Esq'' ___..../ terrace, Regent's-park a A t e l , 3 1 la ,the lad)' Prin gofßHie.e'll'ef rabeargit:S:94: 1 ' 1:: l r 1 , i s a t m . 0 I DIED. .e11, 5° t,bour o On the 20th inv., at the Rectory House, Du" t` Gloucestershire, the Rev. Charles Nieman, aged 7 th . e O l n at t e he S l ir st W h aothiLri,vmeirpßouo,lseJ ll o.hcnhOiel Chief n j a u l , l t _f ebnbg:t --- G. London Printed and Published by 111URD O No. 112, Strand, at The Sax Office Na. 11'1 "78-4 q. the County of Middlesex, Tuesday, September )11007 , -- c 7 OAI 10 10 M ' 540 M 9 30 9 0 11 47 * 10 50 10 0 1 15 E i 7 4 0 45 10 59 144 ,1 9 0 II 1 1,1/ 1 20 E 4 35 1j 10 16 0 320 645 jI 120 E 6 3.5 445 ', 730 !I 345 8 43 7 0 10 30 il 6 0 10 0 10 Oj 12 47M !I 7 1 5 suNDAYs. 4 80 M 11 30 M 80 M II 1 31 1 1 Pd. 10 59 1 44 E 10 16 9 30 6 30E 10 0 6 0E 10 0 10 0 12 47 M 7 15 * This Train leaves Brighouse at 7 PM' r ef:. il' C!___!%• . BIRMINGHA NI & GLO U oss Up TR- 0t,. . , ,,r -i DOWN TRAINS ' — From Birmingham. Fro ij2 .. _G2_____- )t --- Leaves Arrives j• ~A t r C ri h ves g IC te r ri 'Mr- Chel- at Glom- I cester, tenham . cede . ! i ten haus ce._......„ ..—..-..- -.--.- —.......................... .-..................."' ... ~ ' A.M. A.M. (1 1 8 15 11 12 44 2 31- 250 314 ' 530 in 8 4 4 v 310 457 522 640 1 815 , 83$ 1 , - 4 • 845 10 30 11 12 11 25 11 15' 11 35 ' 56 P.M. P. M. 247 64 5 15 I'sB 226 237 1 0 12 0 y 1;3 , I 0 1 245 43'1 5 2 515 ' 4 0 420 q .- i js ,l 715 9 9 942 955 715 7 35 "40 ',,- 0 JJ . 10 7 4, - 530 815 9 . 26 -9 45 1 4 15 450 NE WCASTLE-U PON- T irl•-.' -41-0 ADD CARLISLE. Qt c Arri' t ie, Leave Arrive at Leave j Neer, Newca=tle. Carlisle. Carlisle. ..........., id -... ---.......-- _ 3031, er, 7 0 Morning 10 30M orn i ng 7 °M o rning! o 0 Aft 1 10 0 1 30 Aftern. 10 0 6 0 230 Aftern. 530 230 Aftern. 8 0 5 0 830 5 0 . _ - 6 30 - ~,f0 suIDA •.,, - g ~ v.- ' SUNDAYS. I 9 0 Mvningl 8 12 16 Aftern. 9 0 Mornirigl l2 I li ! . 5 0 Aftern. I 5 0 5 0 ° 1 GO' EDINBURGH AND .6 L. AS ii, j I , Trains depart from eac h T er minus at 7,9, a ll 3 1)f , - at 3,5, and 7E. O n S un d ays A t 7 a ).11, and 5 RAIL WAY STATISTICS,;rs, vPO.• FROM THE LATEST OFFICIAL ft --___.--- n ot' i ld ir tai 31"- Wei NAME or RAILWAY. n ..... Total amount' 0 nde d to t , tOl Those msrked • carry -6 - ; : , - Authorized to I "P e- Iste s "01 11 ' no heavy goods ; a,d -'. ,„,:l 1 be.raised by dates of e l ot thus f run no Trains „1 -4 , Shares' and Bala a ee n ts c ' ' ..4 , on Sundays. .. Loans __.......- , • ..----•""*--- a A 0 ° 1 ---....----- X •g 5 li 1 .C. s (1. 4ns 9 , 0 t Arbroath and Forfar... 1 16 ~no '0 0 1:6, , , -- •0 I itl A !Jinn. & Derby Jutiet,on 48; 1,056,606 0 011, 043 , , !r0 0 „° ile - 4 firm. Si Gloucester Brandling Junction 25 45 ,COO 0 1' 4 :,_„'''r -- ,.; 10 j /r 0 0 Chester and Birkenhead 144 409,099 0 0; _, 43 ", , ,,,` — .2 4 ~1 5 0 p Dublin and Kingstown .,, 6 370,A1l 001 0. 4 ' , ' - '• - 5 v l4 fpundee and Arbroath 161 140,01!0 0 0: ~14„3.°155_2; 4 1 , 1 1 e . 0 • Eastern Counties Ediahurgh & Gl asgow 46 ..... 1 J :24 4 14 11 ' 0 0 tGlasg., Paisley, & Ay ( 40 833, 0 00 0 0 657.9.99 5 3 1 tGlasg , Pais., & Green.' T 9,116 5 a 709,0 6 „ 0 10 0 ) , 4 1 rand .I,nction 8 34,1,957,800 I) 0 2,2.40. 591 ,,.. i n 10 b . 0 Great North of England 4 511,1 , 0 'OM (1 997 ' l ' i :' 11 - Gr..at Western Hay:e llull and Selby Lancaster and Preston._ 204 4tEk4,o o 0 (1! 435, 1, ,,," 3 0 1 ;; 10 a Liverpall & Manchester 31 11,532,375 0 01,615.2.-4 ~ 0 6 ' London & Birmingham 1121 5,7511,11' 0 1' 0 5,720,1; 4 7 '' •• f London & Blackwall ' 34 1,000,000 6 0 1,0711 1 .' 011 i 0 London & Brighton 56 ,2,400,004 0 1 ' 2, 269 .''',,' in ft. - a 1 London & Croydon lOll '741 000 0 0 63 7 ,,Wi 4 1 .: ; 14 Lnndsn & Greenwich Pil 993,300 0 1 . 966 ' 4 '4'; 19 11 ''' 3 London &South Western 924 2,54( 1 ,100 v 0 2,420, 1. ' ',..! I . v 0 • Manchester & firm..., 26 2,800,0 1 1 ) n 0 1.515,214513 .) 5 i 0 Manchester & noltonm 10 1 778,116 16 8 777 9 ,1 15 B, j ° I Manchester & Leeds ~ SJ 3,249,000 0 0 ‘2,819,_,' 1,5 16 I 0 Midland Counties 57 11,533,n00 0 0 1,614, 1 d , ' 0 0 Newcastle & Carlisle 6l 950,000 0 0 ...... 10 1 2 a ' 0 • Newcastle &N. Shiels '7 a 20,000 o o ..2, 0 „,, 1 4 ,"19 I North Midland f 721 3,850,000 0 0 3,230,_ 11 % 10 0 ~" 0 • North Union ... ... Northern and Eastern ,, 321 '720,00) 00, 665, 1 W 0 5 .... Preston & Wyre Sheffield & Manchester 7 93.3,.a.0 0 0 251,5 27 5 4 i 0, 0 • Sznith Eastern 4O 3, 36,691 0 01,075, 4 65 ~ 1 0 UI ter 4 lily ; York & North Midland 27 I 669,999 0 0 631,90 ' nre ' 1„ Directors "4 . ~, Directors and Secretaries of Railway . Compaili e ' #I, 141 quested to transmit their T ra i n Bill s to ti l e S gn 60 when any alterations t a k e pl ace , an d t h e y wi ii attended to. AME RICAN PO Rg.,or. l i f , TO THE EDITOR OF THE ' - o l f o r I t lle SIR,— Sir P. Laurie wishes to know 0 1 ffect r oe Venailes, of Newgate-market, the e- GU n 3 oist) , ! ill new Tariff (see your paper of the -' - 1 pe eof thing transpires respecting Spanish an',... e qu'i o cattl, and if the account given by liiin AA 7 ffi eric A - e , correet.with that of theitrrportation 01, „ be , v r pork, Sir Peter has not the intbrinati°"',y;i,ri of -,1 10 6 sires. If I an) correct, the old duty 1). . e , 1: 61 cwt.., or 3d. per lb., remains on P°' •11 be io until the 10th of October, then it wi r° c (1 lb. to' duced to 14s. per cwt., or 11-d. Pe r l aw; ,41‘ present duty 3d. per lb. hams the s'. oll P' it , yet, Sir, we have been told that Aine ih ri , ii [ e t is sellito• at 3d 4(l._ and sd. Per I "..:;Or b a lv 1 4 30 9