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, . THE 7 • SUN, • LONDON, THURSDAY,- EVENING, OCTOBER 17 1 1850. - - FRANCE. with c onsiderable s p irit b y some of our leading houses. being at the upper end 75 feet above the Ordnance I vvoulti waive the strict form, and that they would not 1 PRICES OF SHARES for Batavia; the Nautilus, 11N BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM " The Patrie, in mehtiening the departure of M. Per- The throwsters continue well supplied . with work, l datum, and that at the lower end 51 feet, falling in decido that she ought to have waited all this time to obtain her licence before she had got married. vi signy, says:-' We do not know the pie cite na- and all the mills are in full operation. In some quar- 3 miles 24 feet. 1 PANIES' aTOCK. I : :: o i n ira r e g i: B l : 3b n o l; i irn i eg t ( lh Peh g el : ll : tt I ; :t i l hee r b eD r e G O iC i A al r eun e p l e n t - k) l a I l s ner n ui ture of the missien vi ith which M. rersigny is t 073 a scarcity of hands is felt. No increase in stocks "From this point to the lower end to the part pro- Thu Resell said, that under the peculiar circum• From the Official List. charged, but we have reason to believe that it is is perceptible. In the raw silk market there is no posed to be improved, the distance to the outfall of the stances of the case they would receive the notice, and PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. dam; the Triton, for Ost( connected with the grave complications o f which alteration from our last. The clearances LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15. continue on Hackney - brook into th e r iver Lea will be 31 miles, the testimonials presented on behalf of t he a pp licant Germany is at this moment the theatre. His ab - an unprece.dentedly large scale, which gives a very so that the p ro p osed im p rovements terminate about being considered satisfactory, the licence was granted. . the Stadt Dordrceht, for : Bence will not exceed three weeks." firm tone to the market. 31 miles, from the junction of the brook with the Mr. CHARNecK then made an application on be- _e......._ ICITIVT-STOON. NIZOSZIEES. sti rdatn. We find the following in the Patrie: - " I n a p oli- 1 H UDDER S FIE LD, TUESDAY.-The demand for fancy river Lea, and at an elevation of 36 feet 6 inches half or Mr. Wentz well, the landlord of the Ship, Coal saloon, the day before yesterday, a Spanish per- woollens and the better class of plain woollens con- above Trinity high watermark, so that it will not be Fore•snreet, Lambeth, for a licence of a similar de- Naamof Company. Dividend Amount per of Paid. Price. second distinguishing pent sonage of distinction stated pesitively that the collar tinues to be rather slow in our market. We have in any way affected by the proposed alteration on the scription, and there being no opposition to it the bench Annum. Share. the 29th of September, off second distinguishing pend of the order of the Golden-Fleece sent by Queen had many buyers in the town to-day, but the ex- Fiver Lea. He recommended that the proposed granted the licence. ----- - Isabella to the President of the Republic is the same changes have not been heavy. Fancies of the newest invert be formed of blue metal bricks from Tam- n I. d. ---- t A. cl 7. - Australasia •.•••• • • •• 245. 40 0040 0 0 - 3d inst., off Cape Finisterr• as eves worn by the ex-King Louis Philippe. It is styles, and thick checks for the home trade, are has worth or Stafford, which will increase the estimate POLICE INTELLIGENCE. BritshNorth American 5/. per cent. 50 0050 0 0 - ward bound, on the 7th in well known that this order, which is umally given to most in demand at present. The shipping trade . as from 5 1 600 . 1. to 7,9 . 00/. This is under the conviction .-- o n-_-_ Ceylon ......•• •• •••• 71. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - The Southampton, outwar Commercial of London 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - gust, in hit. 13 N., long. 21 • crowned heads, is always returned at the death of the been dull with the exception of one or two American that this will continue to form the main line of sewer MANSION-HOUSE. Gilonial .• - gow, from Port Philip, on parry possessing it, and the Orleans family having houses. Yarns are in good request. Low wools from this populous district; and it appears to me that Henry Denham, charged upon suspicion of having Gloucestershire ••• • • • 151 per cent. - - immediately sent it back to the Queen of Spain after continue to rnaintain a good price. the substitution of hard durable bricks will form a feloniouely assaulted and robbed Mr. Cureton, of lonian .............. 61. per cent. 25 o o 25 o o : N., long. 40 W. The Car Lewin and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 27% Of Septesober, in lat. 29 - I . the death of the King, it was the only one which HALIFAX, SATURDAY.-There has not been a large saving in the end. As regards the necessity for the Aldersgate-street, and also of having feloniously es. LpsTora D ponty l dii Dit to a t :: i eof h ft h' i sr Ireland.. el a ne i i . . •.. 6 8 1 1. . p o c e r r c c e e n n t t. . 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 10 5 0 0 0 0 _ - 13 0 0 - Queen Isabella had at her disposal, and General attendance of buyers at our Piece Hall to-day; and execution of these works it may be stated that the saulted and attempted to rob Mr. Miller, of Long -851 . . perpe r cent.ce n t . 5 10 0 0 0 0 0 2 10 2 1 0 0 00 -4=2% f N ro . m T lt h i e o Janeiro, James G o i n b t b h , e l Narvaez recommended its being sent to the President the slackness, before noted, in the demand . for worsted improvement in the drainage of Holloway (at present acre, was brought before Alderman Gibbs for final w ir:eia - n . ,1:: goods continues about the same. There is no change so much complained of)depends entirely upon the pro- examination. of the Republic." Nat, Provn, , clal of En. Cl. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - South 10ng.2A9 iltyst.raliTa,hoenbatrhgem On Sandty an ascension, which exceeded in bold- in yarn. The merchants are still holding back for posed alteration in the Hackney-brook, and that until As the case of the attack upon Mr. Miller was the Ditto, •N ow. •••• • •• 5/. per cent. 20 00100 0 - on the 2d of September, ii ness anything that has hitherto been attempted, took lower prices; but there IS an expectation that they such alteration is effected the state of Holloway must first in order as to the date of the offence, Alderman GIBBS intimated his wish to go into the South Australia ••• • .• 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - brig I.3 . ited, from Valpar Union ot Australia.... I 61. per cent. 25 o 0 25 o o - ot September. The barq • place f -tun the Hippodrome. The Uranus, the balloon will be obliged to come Into the market at the cur' necessarily remain as it is at present, not being sul.ll- Ditto - ...... -- - , 61. per cent. - 210 0 -- hehnglng to M. Poitevin, rose in the air, carrying in rent quotations. There is a moderately steady busi- ciently deep to form an outlet for its drainage. , particulars of that charge as the first on the list. of I L i o a n d d ri o a n...... .... 1 , 61. par_ cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - guishing pendant, from 1 pess doing in wool, and the staplers are firm holders " FIAINIE. FORSTER.' Mr. Humphreys, upon the part of Mr. Cureton 40 0 0 40 0 0 - lent coast carried away, on aldition to the aeronaut three young females belong- g te ni ntOn n 13 N., long. 25 W. The at late rates. Following this report was a more recent one, re- who was present during the examination, approved of ing to the establishment, who were suspended from INSOISANCE COMPANIEs. tinguishing pendant, sic LEEDS, TUESDAY.-0a Saturday last, there was a commending that the proposed line of sewer should be that course, which was accordingly adopted. hLo,nain lvdtebhrseeppr,oo,29, Newcastle inetnfhl:troth f. CelAaL7 t l August. for utSd. Calcutta os e tin n .oo, the car. They had wings affixed to their shoulders, Mr. Thomas Miller, the prosecutor, who gave evi- ' Dividend Amount end appeared as if flying in the air. Their ascent good attendance of buyers at the hall, and a fair covered, as the earth in its course was loose, and some Name of Company. par of Paid. Price was bailed with shouts by the immense concourse of amount of goods suitable for the winter season were difficulty would be experienced in keeping the sides in dence against the prisoner as having been one of three Annum. Share. shown; but to-day the markets have been dull. order. The work would be a part of the general men who assaulted and attempted to rob him at a •---- persons assembled, but a feeling of terror seemed ton s. C. 4 S. d. little after twelve o'clock a t night, at the corner of Albion ~.......... . 3/. 10s. 600 o 0 50 o o 82 Stocks still continue low, and prices are firm. system of drainage of the metropolis, and the increase pred ,minate. at seeing the females suspended in mid of cost upon the original estimate would only be Rose-street, in Long-acre, appeared in the witness Alliance Brit. and F . o . r. 7114s6d&bs 100 0011 0 0 2114 At tto Marine... ... . 61. per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 air, without anything apparent to support them. After box, and said-I have no hesitation in saying that METROPOLITAN COMMISSIONERS OF 2,C00/., making altogether 9,856/. 41. 1 p 3 e s r 6 c d eja t. 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 5 i 6 0 0 8 _l7 % 6 % HEALTH of LONDI . being about an hour in the air, the entrepid aeronauts c A t7 r eibi ru riit itii Lif : e dmillar. . eenia . ii ... f .. alighted in safety on a plain near Villejuif. SEWERS. Tee report was agreed to, and a vote passed, order- the prisoner is one of the persons who assailed me on (From the Regis A murder was the day before yesterday com- On Tuesday afternoon a special general Court of ing the commencement of , the works. the occasion, and that he put the stick round my neck. 5 p l r s C; 6 i. l . bs. 1 1 5 g0 0 iii :, o 0 1: 0 ) 1 1 5 g 0 g 0 g e In the week ending Is mitted in the Faubourg Poissonniere, which is the Commissioners was held at the office in Greek-street, It was stated by Mr. E. Lewes that the works or- Alderman GIBB 3 have you ascertained the pre- Count; ......'...±.! tered in the metropolitai more melancholy, as the victim is a young man of ex- Soho, for the purpose of taking into consideration the d n ehed i for the drainage of Sydenham would be char g ed cise dat e of the ni g ht of the assault? Mr. Miller C"wn •• •• --- •• - The date was the night of Friday, the 2,1 of August. E tet e ' 14s. 50 o o 5o o 14N for comparison the ten •• 6s. 50 0 0 50 0 Go that the lowest number • cellent character, and innocent of the crime which the by-law proposed tor the adoption of the Court by Mr. e tire y upon that district, and that due notice of their _ .. peon Life •••• •• 10s. 20 0 0 All paid. IN perpetrator intended to revenge. A jour ne y man E. Laws, respecting the drainage of new buildings execution would be given, in order to allow time for At the time I was passing my coat was unbuttoned. G enera l ...• •••• .. • • - - 61. per cent. Stock. 50 0 si, - 131 72, Wh locksmith had for some time carried on a g uilt y erected within the Jurisdiction of the Commission, and any objections which might be made. I distinctly heard one of the men say " Eyeglasst e Glite Giardi MI .. .... ...... 51. 100 0 0 36 10 0 55 intrigue with the wife of a fruiterer residing in the on other business. After transacting some ordinary business the Court and he was quite close to my ear at the time, so Imperial Fire .. •• •• •• 121. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 230 weeks is 925, which, en it w a e n s d l,o above street, and, not content with that , he wa s con- It was deemed advisable by -the Commissioners to then adjourned, that if I heard the voice at this moment I should Imperial Life •••• • • • • .12 .No o 0 10 o o is% assumed increa se of p o p stantly insulting the husband. On Sunday be came convene a special court for the r e ception of the pro- ----- know it. I felt that somebody put a hand into my l o n a d e v e m Fire .ni t . . 24 . . a r . i . n . a . 1: : : it sh &es ioo o o 20 o o 41 - 100 0 0 210 0 2% last number exhibits a into the shop of the fruiterer with a young man, em- posed by-laws, as their adoption was likely ma- CITY SEWERS. waistcoat pocket and felt for my eyeglass. My trou- Law Life- -••••- - 11. 16s. 100 0010 0 0 43% autumn, and places terially to affect the effectual drainage of the metro- On Tuesday a Court was held for the dispatch of sers pockets were buttoned up tightly, and the attempt Le g al and General Life - 50 o o 2o o 4% public health in an advt played in a warehouse in- the neighbourhood, and Licensed Victuallers •• - 5001 0 0 - after drinking two or three glasses of brandy began Polls, in. order that builders might receive sufficient business. Deputy Peacock presided. to open them failed. I had a large roll of white London Fire •• •••• •• 10s. 25 0012 10 0 17% deaths from the epider - his insulting remarks to the husband. On leaving notice of the decisive step about to be taken and avoid , After the reports of the inspectors of pavements had paper, consisting of drawings, in my hand, and when London Ship • .•. •• •• 10s. 25 0012 10 o 17% week 207; in the tht the shop with his companion, the fruiterer took up a the penalties which the Court was empowered to en- been severally read, I was pinioned behind I dropped it. I also dropped Marine.. ........... 15s.per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 - National Lean Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 2% Med.lnvlid& Gen. Life 4%1. per ct. 50 0 0 20 0 2 taking the same week it knife followed them, and blinded by his passion, force. Mr. RICHARD TAYLOR said that he wished to in- at the same instant (to the best of my recollection) stabbed the innocent young man, and killed him on Sir J. Burgoyne took the chair. Present-Captain quire of the inspectors whether they had reported my walking-stick. At that stage of the proceedings National Life - Palladium Life ...... an important fact to be Dawson, Mr. Hardwick, Mr. S. M. Peto, M.P., Mr. crease of mortality is al the spot. upon all the obstructions which existed in the public I believe somebody must have approached and alarmed eeneie . . 31. p. sh. & bs. - - 145 E. Lewes, Mr. T. Hawes, and Mr. Hardwick. way; if not, he wished to hear why they had not my assailants, for they threw me down. I saw one Professional . Life ...... 51. •• 51. per cent. 6500 10 0 123.6 d juvenile part of the poi GERMAN Y. Mr. E. L AWES moved the adoption of the by-laws done so. of them, and chased him for some little distance, Provident Life• •.. - -1/. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 26 Cock Life .. •••• - .. 53. 5000 10 0 64 week of the previous t Lettert fram Frankfort of the 12th inst., in the of which he had given notice at the last general court, The officers replied that there were in some places but was unable to go far, or to call for the police, in Koyal Exchange 6/. per cent. Stock. - 210 young persons under fil c , h favourable crisis has referring to the returns require d of p lans of house ; state that a 5un . Ftre...........- 61. 10s. - - 209 last week, for the lowe Deutsche Zeitung . sign-boards and other projections which s tood out consequence of the pres sure upon my throat of the ate Life ..... - - 48 1841, was 390, and tl intervened in tile affeirs of Electoral Hesse. The Duke drainage, in the case of houses to be built or rebuilt of Nassau has been at Wilhelmsbad and Rump en- and houses in the course of building or rebuilding, existing United Kingdom Universal Life lO% pr ent. 100 0 to to o o - , into the public way to some few inches beyond the weapon used upon the occasion. 1848, was 531. The • rule. Most of them, however, were of long The solicitor for the prisoner-How long did the Victoria Life • 5l. per ent. - I 412 6 4% heinn and although Count Thun hastened to coun- and of houses already built but net occupied, and also standing. They considered it undoubtedly their duty proceeding you describe last ? Mr. Miller-About deaths in three periods Las tenet the Duke's advice, it still appears th at his re- in reference te the ordering of returns from dis- in all fresh instances of the kind to report such en- one or two minutes, I dare say; I cannot exactly say, WATEN.-I.VONE.s. . presentations have made some impression on the trict surveyors under the Building Act, in pursuance croachments, and this they had done from time to but it lasted a very short time. Dividend Amount Elector. Berton DU rnbeig, the Hessian agent at the of the 11th and 12th Victoria, chap. 112, sec. 47. These t i me . The solicitor for the prisoner-How long did you Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. From birth to 15 years.. Prussian Court, has been sent with a l etter to Berlin; by-laws required that the plans of the proposed Mr. R. TAYLOR considered it to be the dut y of see the p ersons after the assault took place? Mr. Annum ' nor° . - 15 to 60 years ....... h and it is thought that good hopes may be founded on house-drainage should be sent to the principal office the inspectors to report in every instance; he did Miller-I saw them for a very short time indeed, the nS.d.Z s. d. 63 and upwards the contents of that letter, since it is notorious that of the Sewers Commission 14 days previous to the not think they ought to omit the cases of undue pro- business was so well done. East London..• ••••• • • 81. per cent. 100 0 0 - 160 72% Whence it appears, i M. Hassenpfing was net consulted on the subject. M. construction of any house or of ' its rebuilding.. It Grand Junction •• •• •• 1 41. per cnt. 50 0 0 - jections of long standing. The system was an unfair The solicitor for the prisoner-And you recollect Kent ••••• • - • • ...... 31. 10s. 100 0 0 - 7 8 mortality now prevai Hassenpflug and Count Thun appear greatly discon- required also, to a certain extent, the plans of the one. the countenance of one of the persons by the moment- Lambeth •••••• •• • . - SI. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 97 amongst persons of mi certed, and violent recriminations are said to have drainage of such houses as were already. built, but not Mr. H. L. TAYLOR hoped the Court would be care- ary glance you had ? Mr. Miller-I do. There was r Rivr Lndn trdge 21.105. - - 57% hall ---.•- •• I 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 98 average with sexagenai passed between the Elector and his would-be ad' occupied, previous to the confirmation of the by-laws. ful no t t o "fish in troubled waters." He thought if a strong light reflected from the lamp upon the coun- West Middlesex. . . ,61.05. pr cot. - - lit viiers. The returns re q uired should comprise the situation the public did not complain, that they had no right, as tenance, and from the opportunity I had of seeing it, period of life. The clh small-pox, measles, s Toe Zeitung fur _ Norddeutschland, of the 12 th and construction of an y water-closets, p rivies, or cess- commiseio n ers, needlessly to interfere. I swear that , to the best of m y belief, the p risoner is DOClati. . prevail much less fata ' nstant, annouuces anether Ministerial crisis in p ools ; and the p enalt y to be enforced, in case of °mist. Mr. H. TAYLOR could not agree with the last one of the person s. D i v ide n d Amount Hanover. The present Cabinet are awaiting their sion, was 51., in addition to 40e: per diem in case of speaker. He should continue to press the subject Alderman Girms-Have you any doubt upon the Name of Company. p er of Annum. Share. Paid. Price, persons ; in tlae previo dismissal, and a new Ministry is forming under the further offence. upon the attention of the Court. sub j ect? Mr. Miller-I have _not a single bit of - --- - 36, arid the average it auepices of Mr. Detrnold (late Member of the Frank - Mr. Re n o said, referrin g to the length of time re- PREVEN TION OF FURTHER POLLUTION OF THE THAMES. doubt about it. East and West Ind Ba... 6/. pr cent. xs. Stock. d. Z s. d. - 142 now registered occu rn fort Perliament, Minister to the Regent John, and quired in the notice, that it might appear a long one. The CLERK having read the following motion, put In answer to other questions put by the prisoner's East Country - - paid. Diarrhcea anS IT Anc , ve rjan agent at Frankfurt), and Mr. Linde- The Building Act required only two days , but i t upon the paper of bus iness b y Mr. J. Morris, viz:- solicitor, London 5/. pr cent. Stock. - 121 % cases, which rather ea mann. It eppears the criiie waa brought on by a should be horne in mind that in the case of the Build- " That Mr. Beardmore's plan to prevent a further Mr. A.liller said the lamp, of the reflection of which Ditto 80nd5.... ....41. - 41. per cent. - St. Katharine ........ 4 per cent. Stock. -- - di vers ity o f opinion on the Hessian questi on, and ba g Act a sim p le notice to the district surveyor only pollution of the River Thames be referred to the upon the prisoner's countenance he had spoken, was Ditto, Scrip.. --. • - - S 5 0 0 -- 80 instance in which chol the following terms :- respecting the so-called Federal resolution of the 21 st was req uired, statin g that the p erson g iving notice Committee on Health, for them to report upon the on the opposite side of the street, about ten yards so D ut itto Bonds.. -- - 1341. pr cent. - - - Of S-pteinher. Mr. Suive, the Hanoverian Fremier, intended to build certain houses. The Act iteelf practicability and adaptation to the object deeired," from the spot on which the assault took place ; that October, the widow 01 h pton .• -- - 21. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 s% road sub-district, at 2 and his colleagues wished to oppose that resolution; already determined the thickness of the walls and the The CHAIRMAIN said that as one of the City repre- the night was, he believed, a very moonlight night; BRUMES Bl years, died from b they declared that they must resi g n their p osts unless heig h t of the stories to be erected; but, in the case of sen t a ti ves o f th a t court in the Metropolitan Commis- that the prisoner's face was turned towards hi m, and - Dividend Amount causing diarrhcea and the King coneented to protest ageinst the Frankfort notices in reference to drainage, the level of sewers sion, he withed to state that he felt it to be his duty to in such a manner that he could see it by the reflece Name of Compsny. per ef Paid. Price 60 years, who had be( resolution. The conduct of the King after this de- already existieg, and various other circumstances Annum Share. I submit to Mr. Morris whether it would not be better tion ; t h at he was pinioned by one of the men, faced • ______ -- - Btrnsbury•road, to S aeration was such that the formatio n of a Cabinet would have to be considered by the Commissioners; if he (Mr. Morris) were not to press his motion at by another, and that the third put the instrument .c. s. d. Z. s• d. 12th of September c under Detmold and Lindemann may be hourly ex - and these de tails would necessaril y occu py consider- that time. The reasons which had induced him (the round his throat. Charing-cross • • • - - - - - 15 pected. Mr. Stiive and his colleagues are drawing up able ti m e . The case of the Buildin g Act had alread y Chairman) to suggest this course were these - the T h e solicitor to t Southwrk ••..•• •• •• - 10 0 0 0 - - sure (six week s ) , em he prisoner -Why did you not Ditto Nw of 7% p.c. 355. per cent. 50 0 0 - 16 deaths are ascribed O a memorial, received the attentive consideration of the Commis-Waterloo .••••• • • •• • • - 100 0 0 - 3 commissioners for the metropolitan district, with call the prisoner? Mr. Miller-I could not. I was for this diseese. An extraordinary edition of the Deutsche Zeitung sioners, and they had come to the conclusion that the whom, he was most happy to say, himself and almost insensible. The policeman had passed the Ditto Old Ann of Al 11 4s Od Ditto Nw ditto . of 71 . . 111 Is . . Od.. - 60 0 0 23 - 40 0 0 21 At the Royal Ohs contains a notice (the authenticity of which is, how 7 length of notice required in reference to intended his colleagues were most harmoniously acting, place, I believe, two or three minutes. Vauxhall .... Av. 11. 70 10 3 - 18 reading of the baromi ever, open to much doubt) affirming that the Elector drains was not an unreasonable one, nor one which had received and carefully examined upwards of The solicitor-Why did you not complain of the CA.NA.Z.S. day; the mean of th( •of Hesse-Cassel abdicated on that day. could on any ground be objected to, considering all a hundred and forty different plans, and they attack? Mr. Miller-I went immediately to the reading of the theme the circumstances. were now endeavouring, under the advice of Mr. Bow - street statio n and re p resented the case there, and Names of a ▪ I Dividendl Names of showing a further fal tt: \ per p, DENMARK AND' THE DUCEIIES. Mr. HARDWICK observed that the difficulties anti - Frank Forster, the engineer , a nd Mr. Ha y wood, the I also went to Scotland-yard, and stated it to the au.. companies. A per Price. Dividend Companies' .71 Annum. -CC ' perature rather lowei surveyor to the City Sewers Commission , t o adopt thorities Accounts have been received from the seat of w ar cipated by the Commissioners wer e cases where lar g e there. -. tr: 1 Annum. if:i tO the 12th. No movement had taken place in either -- pieces of land were about to he laid out for building some sc h eme w hi c h th e y hoped would fully answer the Michael Haydon, the officer, said-In consequence _.--- -- • - - week in seven years. the end of the week. army, but the Danes were surrounding Tonningen purposes. These pieces Of land 'might 'perhaps corn- purpose-(Hear, Ashtn & Oldh 9▪ 7 71. 113 Macclesfield. 100, 21. 10s. 50 hear)-and that both for the city of of information which I received I apprehended the with entrenchments. prise four or five acres, and might contain from 100 London and the metropolis generally. N o doubt Mr. p risoner on the 2d of October, on which day he was Ur knk&Abrg 1501 51. 65 Oxford.. •• •• 100 1001 201. 18 3 the N. and N.N.W. Barns l e y.... 160 121. 150 Neatk ...... 161. 340 in the S.W. in the et RUSSIA. to 150 houses. The cases of all of these houses must Beardmore's plan was a good one, but he (the chair- examined at the Mansion-house, and whilst he was Birmingham 401 41. 86 Peak Forest. 7 8 131. 18s. 70 331 it. Os. lett The following eel( come under the consideration of the Court • and the man) thought that under the circumstances they had there the present charge arose.tram' reports :- " Letters from St. Petersburgh," says the Bulletinco Derbyvent r . y : ..... . 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 6 5 1 1 . . 21 6 0 3 Regent's.-.- Rnc h nnt..... lot Itvals of the-various sewers around them mu ' st be re- better not interfere. Mr. Miller, it will be recollected, was present when Ellsmre&Chs 133 355. 26% Somrset Coal Bs 71.105. - de Paris, " announce that the Empress, being indis- 41. 42 In Alarylebone, ferred to with a view to their proper drainage. Under Mr Mounts had attentively examined Mr. Beard- the prisoner was on the previous examination placed Grand. tunctn 100 41. 70 D o .LkFdst 12 161. p. c. - posed from the effects of the climate of Russia, her Do., 6 pr.Ct.l% , - Su Stfird&Worc 140 \ 281. 405 Foley-street, on th these circumstances he appiehended that 14 days' no- mores; lan which he regarded as being both simple at the bar, and almost fainted upon seeing his face. phyticiane have ordered her to pass some months in Grand Surreylloo, 21. Os. 33 Shrewssury.. 125 151. - cabinet-maker, aged tice was by no means too loug a - period for such in- and effi l cien;; as to the the Court might deal Alderman GIBBS then repeated to the prisoner the Grand Union \ 100 it. ios. 24 Stoarbrldge.. 1451 201. 290 • Ihe medical a ' ttenda Italy. She is to set out in a few days for Florence. • • Kennt& Avis 39 7s. 6d. - Severn anal quiry and examination. with it as it thought proper. form of words used by magistrates when committing no ei 32% Wye Rail. i 26 31. Os. 24 house is excessively r It; is said that she is to reside in one of the houses Mr. LAWES said that in the case of houses at pre- It was finally agreed that for the present the mat- psrsons for trial, and asked him whether he wished to Lancaster . , . Lee, is& Livrp 100 241. 325 V7arwick& t belonging to the President of the French Republic." 5/. 66 Birming. 3 100 • 41 64% apartment, and sev sent in the course of construction, or of houses corn- ter should be dropped, Mr. Morris receiving a dis- say anything on the subject of the charge against him, L L e e l i c c e st a r teL t . h . 1 8 0 3 0 41. as% warwicate curred in the house. pleted after the confirmation of the by-law but not tinct understanding from the chairman that at any of having feloniously attacked Mr. Miller, with intent Loughborogh 142 701. 510 Napton..} 100 31. 42 In Pancras, Sum THE LATE QUEEN OF THE already inhabited, it was required that a notice of one future time he might re-introduce the question. to rob ? The prisoner, by the advice of his solicitor, Monmouthsh 100 81. - worcstr sr} 78 31. 4034 on 4th October, a m BELGIANS. month should be sent to the C ommissioners'-office. NEGLECT OF STREET CLEANSING, said he should reserve what he had to say in his de- Mnt g nmrysla ' 100 - - Birming. Meltn3lwbry 100 - - Wilts &Bras - 118. 7 % " h y drothorax (1 mc OSTEND, OCT. 14 -The King left this morning, The second by-law to which he should call the atten- One of the street-cleansing contractors, named fence for another occasion. the house as "consis at e%t o'clock, for Lecken, accompanied by Qaeen tion of the Court was one requiring returns of houses Dod, was fined 9 01. for neglect of duty in the case a Alderman GIBES-You stand committed. GAS-LIGET AND COKE COMPANIES. The drains are vert Arne lie and all the afflicted members of the family, building or rebuilding, from the surveyors of districts twenty streets, on the 7th of October last, the Court Mr. Humphreys said that, with respect to the case together with grime of the Cabinet Ministers. At -under the Building Aci-according to the returns having determined in all such violations of the con ,of his client, Mr. Cureton it would be unnecessary, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. In St. Giles•in-th half-past nine the clerg v proceeded from the church made to them, as already provided for. The duty of traet to inflict the maximum fine, after the decision of the ' Alderman in the case just Annum. Share. -2, Coal-yard, on the ---- to the palace, into which they were immediAely making these returns was imposed upon the district No report as to the state of the health of the City heard, to apply for a remand. It was only necessary 'x.s.C.Z. s. d. tively, two boys, at admitted. A little delay took p lace from some surve y ors under the 47th section of the Metropolitan was made by the medical officer. -Adjourned. • for him to observe that inquiries had been made, and British •••••• •• •• -•. 11. 40 0 0 18 0 0 13 f orme r from " scrub of the arrangements not being completed. In Building A ct, which made it im p erative upon them to were still being made, into the circumstances of that B r l i ) g i l i t : 3 o n r 2 1 0 . V . 1 . 11 . C . 1 1 . . .. • . _ 1.... 11. Bs. 20 0 0 20 0 0 18 % 51. 20 0 o - "scarlatina (1 week the meantime, the different societes or cor- make such returns under a penalty of Si. atrocious robbery, and that if, while the prisoner was City of London ...... Cl. 100 0 0 150 00 - In Poplar, at Old poratione, with their banners in mourning and Mr. HARDwicx. seconded Mr. E. Lewes' motion SURREY QUARTER SESSIONS. at the Old Bailey, any matter should arise relating to C F. l , oli t ne b tltalConsolidat. : 0 2 s s : 7 5 : : : 1 3 5 s o g - tober respectively, • reversed, began to assemble in the immediate neigh- for the adoption of these by-laws. (Before Mr. E. PENRHYN, Chairman, and a Bench of him as connected with that offence, due notice should un qu e er a iat e l::::::: :: :: 3/. 50 0050 o 0 70 penter, aged two an bourhood of the Rue Longue, where the palace is After some discu ssion as to the pr o p riet y of re- Magistrates.) be given of it to the solicitor for the defence. Independent .......•• 61. 40 00400 0 46 the former after fou situated. The Garde Civique and t he f ew troo p s in ceivin g them on so short a notice the Court deter - MUSIC AND DANCING LICENCES. The p risoner was committed to Newgate for trial. _ 50 0 0 50 0 0 _ 50 0 0 50 0 0 - illness. garrieon lined the streP's• At half - past 10 o'clock mined that the by-laws should be formally accepted Yesterday being the day a pp o inted for the hearing m r . Benjamin Webb, of Lindsay-row, Chelsea, was Do., Parl. Preference 61. 25 0 0 210 0 - In the Strand di the first roll of the muffl - d drums was the signal for and presented for the confirmation of a Court, con - of app lications fur the renewal of licences for music brou g ht up, charged with having defrauded a cabman Phcenix ..... •• • • .... 4 %/. 90 0 0 -50 0 0 49 0 0 28 Acorn-court, on 7 the departure of the procession , which moved throu g h sistin g of ten Commissioners (as required by the and dancing in the county of Surrey, and for fresh named Chamberlaine. Ratcliff -•• • .. •• •• • • United General .• •• • • 51. 100 0 0 11. 50 0050 o o 15% 52, died of " gastri the Place d'Ares to the railway station in the fed - Act) , o n Frid ay , t h e 6 th o f D ecember next. a p plications of a similar nature, there was a full at- The cabman said-The gentleman called my cab vrestrainster chartered 31. 50 00 - 48 rhcea (7 days)." A lowing order :-Them societes, with their bands of DRAINAGE OF PRIVATE PROPERTY. tendance of persons interested in establishments of that at the Mansion-house, and desired me to drive to the Ditto, New •• ••-• .. 12s. 50 001 00 0 9 % --- very close and ill-v music and characteristic flag s, &c. ; the gen- Mr. PET() said that, in reference to the drainage description. ' Ship, in Water-lane, Thames-street. It was on Mon - LIST Or sOoTTISII COMPANIES' PNICES In St. James, B darmerie ; the clergy, with the Bishop of of Church-street and Carrier-street, St. Giles's, .h e Mr. LocKE applied for a renewal of the licence ,of day, the 23d of September. He then directed me to Dividend ----iinount bags, on Bth Octohe Bruges at their head; the hearse, drawn b y six mi g ht observe that the works recommended were al- the Royal Gardens, Vauxhall, to Mr. W. Fowler. • drive him to the Borough-market, then to Blackfriars - Name of company. per of Paid. Price• months, died of horse, but so plain as to be distingu i s hed onl y from read y in course of execution. The cost of those. The Clerk of the Peace rem inded the Court th Elephant and Castle, in St. George's at a roa d, then to the A nnu m. Share. . - -- Br i t i s h Linen Company Si. per cent. 100 0 0 100 --- _ Martin describes ti an ordinary one by the crown placed on the tuP ; works was levied upon the property itself, and he communication had been received from the Cc,mmis- fields, and then to the Walworth-road. He got out xs.d.Z s. d Island, where the c directly behind w a s the chief mourner, the Duke of wished the fact to become gen erall y known that per- sioners of Woods and Forests upo n the sub j ect of the of the cab in the Walworth-road, and, telling me to Bank of Scotland 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 177 Caroline-court, on 0 o wen Saxe-Coburg Gotha, husband to the P rincess Cle- sons p ossessin g p ro p ert y in a similar condition to amusements given at these gardens, and, at the te- wait, he went into a house, and there he remained for Caledonian Bank 8 per sent. 1 0 0 0 1 2 10 0 3/. 1 4 aged nine months, t • nietitine ; then came the Ministe rs o f W ar and t hat in Church-street and Carrier-street, St. Giles's, quest of the Chairman, he read the letter that had two hours. He then came out, told me to wait a little City of Glasgow Bank . :1. per r e e n n t.. t 20 0 0 0, u 0 1 0 10 0 0 13k is a narrow court a Public Works, and otiaer members of the household, would be assessed in a similar manner in default of' been received. It enclosed one from Mr. Barry, the longer, and to get some grub, for which he promised C ommercialll -, ; • . • • • • • . it. per cent. 500 0 0 lop o 0 174% flow, and the hous among whom were Generals Gabelet and Cruqueln- their forming a proper system of drainage. The Cora- architect of the New Houses of Parliament, in which t o pa y. I accordingly had some refreshment, and 1 Eastern Bank .. -- - 61. per cent. 0 g Ig g 0 9 4 z compel the inmates bourg; the civil and military authorities, &c. These mission was determined that, having once decided that gentleman called the •attention of tbe Commis- waited for him another hour, and then I knocked at &nets& G l E s t .s t o:7 f ta n n t k .. 6 4 1 4 r e per r e nt . 1 b U 00 0 0 50 0 0 12% is within 4 feet oft were followed by four royal carrieges, in the first of upon the general system of the arterial drainage of sioners to the fact that fireworks were exploded from the door of the house into which he had entered and % ) le gli o a fTan n . Company 71. per cent. 10 0 7o o _ the registrar) that which were the Dames ci•Honneur who had been in London, they would turn their attention, as even now balloons that were sent up from tbe gard ens at night, asked for him, but I was informed that he had left National Bank ••• t. 5 20 g g 1 % 0 5. C o O'i week occurred in 1 attendance on her late Majesty ; the Proceseion was it was their duty to do e _ to those diatricts where pri.•• and that upon one or two occasions burning materials the place, so I had to return to town after paying for North of Scot,litialkait.k. 41. per cen - _ - most severely last , closed by the gendarmerie and troops of the l i n e. vote p ro p ert y was inefficiently drained'; and in cases bad fallen into the Government works at Thames- m y grub myself, and without receiving a tarthing of ' arnicsotheetland W. per cent. nt 100 0 0 100 3 0 138 N Rn o y rt ia ll i ß ; iti n In Whitechapel, On arriving at the station the Coffin, which was of where drainage was not properly carried out t he y bank, to the imminent dan g er of the p ro p erty lying my fare, which amounted to ion Bd. Union Bank of Scotland 51, p er cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 90% per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 73% Spitalfields, on 4 th shnple polished mahogany, was lifted out of the would, in default of the execution of the necessary there, and the Court was requested to take some Alderman Ginns-I regret to say that this case is Western Batik •••• • • • • . Alliance Fir• and Life 8%1 71 .pr cent. le monger, aged 16 n lo 0 0 io o hearse and placed upon a moveable chapelle a rdente, works b y the owners, drain them, and the whole cost steps to prevent the recurrence of such a dangerous out of my jurisdiction. You must apply to another B. Accord. Lifeand Fire _ per t ent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 1476 d diarrhcea. The constructed on the railway, and into whic h a f e w of would be levied u p on such p ro p ert y . This was a fact practice. court on that point. British Gu arantee Ins. 41. p ltedonian Fire Instir. 10/. per cent. 100 0 0 10 00 1 23 and crowded. Ale the clery entered. Two first-class carriages, co- which could not be sufficiently promulgated amongst Mr. LOCKE said, this was the first intimation Mr. Cabtnan-I have another case, your Lordship, Caooniai Life •••• • • • - 5000 1001/.35• church, on 10th Oi vered with black, were attached to it, and the whole persons owning house property. Fowler had received of the existence of such a causew Life 6/ per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 021 li which is in your jurisdiction, as lam told, for he tried C it y of Glasgo w - •100 oo 15 ' s 11 months, died of Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. per cen t. 0 0 20 . had a singularly striking and touching effect. As Mr. HARDWICK observed that in reference to the of complaint, and he thought it would have been to double mull me again.-(A laugh.) East of Scotland Life.. _lO 0 0 015 0 - " The house is crc soon as the De Profundis had been sung the gloomy new regulations as to payments adopted by the Com- more courteous to have made an application to him Alderman Gnens-Oh, he tried to t h d • ge a c eap rree Eng.& Scot, Law Life 51.p0r cent. 50 0 0 217 6 2% i ther manufactor r Hercules Insurance C•• 71. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - 0 convoy moved noiseh•ssly on amid the sound of can- mission, a slight error, and no doubt an inadvertent in the first instance. The proprietors of the gardens again. Very well; go on. Insur. Co. of Scetlnd•• Al. per cent. 100 00100 ' 0 - The following d non and volleys of niu-ketrto It will stop and be one, had been sent forth to the public. The report were anxious to carry on the amusements without Cabman -On the following Wednesday, as I Was Life Assoc. of Scotland 6/.per cent. 10 0 0 100 u. 18e l ast wee k : - rnet by the clergy, before it reaches Lacken, tit stated that as much delay was caused by the present causing annoyance to any person, and he must say going along Broad-street, I iiiw the gentleman again, l if . a e t r i c o a n n a t i n; i n n: i . L . i . f . e xtree c n t i. 1 1 0 0 g g 7 10 g 1 1 . 5. 6g i A daughter of t Bruges, Ghent, Termoiale, and Malines. system, which required six Commissioners to sign that it appeared to him very extraordinary that any and he was just going to give a turn of the same kind North British Insur. •• 6pr cent. 200 0020 0 0 I 2534 " purpura (3 W the cheque for sums to be paid, one Commissioner burn in g mat e r ials should have been carried to such a e t o another cabma n, so I went up to him an d s p oke to North & West of Scot. 61. percent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 - hours)." Post mc STATE OF TRADE. was appointed to examine the accounts, and after- distance as Thames-bank from the gardens at Vaux- him, but he pretended not to remember me or , the Eccoottt.i3sthagL.l and Guar. arendGen.Life - - 20 0 0 011 0 - _ 0 0 015 0 - The son of a c yards sign the cheques. The fact was that the de la y hall. fare. However, I was not to be done, as I thought, scott i shUn i on lnsrace. 6%1. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 014 Od ,2 s 8 " tabes mesenteric • (From the Manchester Guardian.) caused by the necessity of six Commissioners signing The CHAIRMAN said this was a question of fact •d I told him all about it, and then he seemed St a ndard Life •••• - • . 5 1. per cent. 50 004 5 0 A daughter of a MANCHESTER, TUESDAY.-The Bombay merchants again, an United Dep. Assurance 51. per cent. 10 001 0 0 15s d the cheques had induced the Court to require the which could easily be ascertained , a nd he asked the to have some re colle ction of it , and he g ot into m y continue their operations in yarns suitable for that • • • • sionature of only one Commissioner ; that before the Learned Counsel whether he was instructed to deny ca b , and said, " Cut away to the Walworth-road, and MISCELLANEOUS. , quarter, at an advance of id. to ii. per lb. upon the h A daughter of a accounts reached the gentleman app . ointed they had that fireworks had been exploded from balloons in mind, now begin afresh "-(Laughter )So I Dividend Amount quotati ms of this day week. The buyers for the nd, we , . • • " purpura (3 mc passed the Finance Committee, and had been duly the air. turned round atm was going along to be paid my Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Eeropean continent, however, still confine themselves . - . • Annum. Share. days), melrena (6 ' audited. The Commissioner appointed had to ascer- Mr. LOCKE said he would not deny that this had fare, and he popped out his head and told me he wanted - A daughter of a to the execution of small orders for the supply of the • ------ tain that the cheques signed by him perfectly . were in taken place. to make a call at a public-house in Queen-street x. s. d. A. 8. d. (3 weeks), dothin . immeroa • • -2. te wants of their customers. The latest • kuetion Mart •••• •• •• 2/. ss. 50 0 0 - 28 accordance with the sums passed 'by the Finance The BENCH expressed an opinion that this was a before he went to Walworth, so I drove to the public- letters received from the Leipsic fair scarcely come up a. - . . . , kustralian Agriculturl 11. 100 0030 0 0 1534 The widow of t teommittee and the auditors ; and, as a further se- most dangerous practice, not only ss regarded' the i. eouse, when in he went at one door, but out he walkea knglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 10 0 0 20 ralysis (1 .month; to the expectations previously formed, in regard r't the 1 T sea of . the Court was affixed to each Government works referred to, but to all the pro- at the other.-(Laughter.) I caught him afterwards h Ditto, Half Shares.. - - 210 0 5 0 59 found in the capsu . to yarn 3: it seems, therefore, to be expected ° h i' iY, ...anada ... • • ........ GI. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 c eque. .he following votes were fi d b ert in th ' then con rme y p y . e neighbourhood, and they were of opinion in Watling- street, but now he does not wish to give up , that th e manufacturers will persevere in r Can . - • 94 ada Bonds 51. per_cent. - . their cautio us policy of buying only "from hand to Court:- that it should be discontinued: me anything, although I have lost my situation, for City Navigation .... - - - 95 NAVAI Mouth •" The cons • truction of 1,600 feet of sewer at Ball's- Mr. LOCKE said that Mr. Fowler would readily at- my Master would not believe that any gentleman Gen. Revers. & Invest. sp. c.&bs,2/ 100 0 0 100 0 0 90 , but, as their supplies are scanty, and' the de- . . Equitable Reversionry 5/. pr cont. 100 0 0 :100 0 0 106 THE BELLEROP pond on payment into eourt by the Cutlers' Company tend to any suggestions that fell from the Court.. llow in such a manner, and turned Gen.S • mand for their cloths good, their purchases from our would treat a poor fe team Navigation 11. Bs. 15 00:14 0 0 27% • with respect to th spinners wil of 48/. at an estimated expense of 9601.; of 2,090 feet The C HAIRMAN t h en said that the licen ce would be me away. London Institution .• • - - 78 15 0 - 1 necessarily be extended so much the Russell Institution• ••• - 26 5 0 - C.B. She left M more through of sewer front James - street -11100 g York-street, across renewed on the present occasion, but it would be ac- Alderman GIBBS -This case of the eightpenny fare the winter, bich • tte ded • h Peninsir& Orient.Stm. 81.pe - r cent. 50 00,50 0 0 79 and the last dates little difficulty now, as - w d is with n wit the BroadwaY and Tothipettreet, at an e3timated cornpanied by a condition that Mr. Fowler should un- happens to be within ray jurisdiction. What has the Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 i2g g g 3 her arrival then Hardly anything has been n om d pare wit former years. expense of 2,1941.;. of 1 , 770 feet . of brick sewer, dertake not to have any fireworks exploded from bale defendant to say to the charge? lenderstand he has i t ,,,) oni , M n a s i tr l Steam•• - 61 18. 4. p. c 100 0 0 1 oi 25 0 o - one to-day in the lower A alian.•• •• 11. per share. 25 0 Out to look for tht and medium counts of w 4 feet 6 inches by 2 feet 9 inches, along the Hamp- loons in future, and if the condition was broken the taken no notice of two summonses which were served Ven t Dieman's Land.. - 100 00,29 0 0 )4 manu facturers in this district ups and cops, by the stead-road, estimated cost 1,33/. ra- 6(1.; the lower- licence would not be renewed next year. upon him? The defendant -I understand that what ••11 ,, ...I..1.11,18••••••••••••., station, and she m , whom a losing trade is drive , - without touching ing to a lessened consu • ing, straightening, and cove g- . rin of the Hackney brook The licence was then granted. lam here for is an eightpenny fare, fromßroad- street SHIP NEWS. mptio n . ' Prices are firm inCaptain-Superi bundles ;in warps and co from below Stamford-bridge to Lorraine-place, at an The licences for the following houses were then The cabman refused to drive me g to Cannon-street. - , • • GIBRALTAR, OCT. 6.-The Fanny and Jane, from to Deptford Dock pt there is abi • tth as agams e producers, though the quotations a estimated cost of 9,856/. ; 734 - feet of sewer, 4 feet renewed without any observation : - The • Grapes, to Walworth, and I don t consider he is entitled t° Leghorn for Queenstown, . which was ashore between changed. Doubled yarns are •re generally tin-of absence. Mr. ,by 2 feet 6 inches and 366 . feet of sewer, 3 feet 6S ff lk-street • the Black Dog Vauxhall-walk . the e still neglected, - a , ,u o I . I anything. Tetuan and Ceuta. prior to September 173, has been con- Dockyard, has there is less doing in the finer the Rosemary Branch; Alderman GIIIII3-I adjudge you to pay the man demned, and will be sold. and has resumed ' Which have hitherto been in great re numbers of single, i estimaled cost of 600/ • 134 , feet of sewer ! 4 feet the Castle Hotel, Richmond; the St. Helena Gardens dh• d es for six days, and the cost of LOWESTOFT, OCT. 14.-A French brig, laden, is on • shire and Russia. The Bombay quest for York-• , iB., is fare, an expens Dauntless steal 9 inches b 3 f y feet, and other works in Bell-street, Retherbithe ; and the Salmon, Union-street, Borough. two summonses, a warrant, and execution. the Newcombe. merchants are still purchasing shirtings and m idapoll Gowlands, from Stettin stead, was inspec• ams where their Shad Well, at an estimated cost of 240/. ; 1,260 feet of There were three new applications for licences to Mr. Goodman (the chief clerk)-The whole amount ANTWERP, OCT. 13.-The . terms are acceded to, which, however, are such as sewer, 4 feet by 2 feet 6 inches, in Brook-street, Rat- have music and dancing. you have to pay here is 1/ 17s. Bd.-(Laughter.) n a heavy, for London, was abandoned dun g . y . nal° on the advance on TuesS calculated to force on a diminution of the productiorteo cliffe, at an estimated cost of 780 i.; the laying down The first was on behalf of Mr. Deane, the landlord Defendant-What, for going from Broad-street to • Ist. 55 long 3E , being in a sinking state, at ten o'clock, for 7th inst., in . , • a greater extent than it has yet been carried, u' a .. h and with pumps choked; crew pickedp y the Ver. breeze of 150 feet of 12-inch pipe sewer in Walburgh-street, of the Lark-hall Tavern, Lark-hall-lane. u . Cannon-street. was too less the approaching Calcutta mail should le a d St. George's-in-the-East, at an estimated cost of 551. Mr. KNAPP, in support of the application, produced Alderman GIBBS-You must pay that before you trauen and landed here. 14th. rine Helena, from Sun- Capel, the co derland for Amsterdam, was lost on Ameland in the ship on Monday, to an improvement. An increasing resort to the The report presented, in reference to this return, a memorial signed by the churchwardens and several leave this court, or go to p rison. night of the Bth inst.; master, mate, a Texel pilot, and after shaking ha same measure by the makers of other goods seems in.. was as follows :- other of the parish officers, and also by a number of Defendant-Then I a ppeal against your decision. two passengers drowned; four men saved. ' being the sole 51 evitablc, froin the ruinous state of prices. The Grreeks " DRAINA GE or I.3PpEa , HoLLowA y, Lo w E s, noLLO- respeetable inhabitants of the neighbourhood, praYing Alderman GIBBS-There is no appeal. The mo- n is : is HAVRE, OCT. 13.-The Esmeralda, from e ars, w,,,e,, Avermer, he pr • wilt, STOKE NEwINGToN, AND lIIGHBURY. the Court to grant the p ra y er of the applicant. a re further diminishing their busines s ( small as it has ~ ney must be paid. This case is indeed a very had was on shore near Honfleur on the 12th inst., arrived The Hack '1- r which belonged t latterly been), in consequence of a decline of prices ney Vireo. forms a natural outlet for the There was no opposition, and the bench granted the one. Thehas not only been losing his here to-day. drainage of It poor cabman Sir George Root at Conetantinople, resulti eg mainly them ahvices of Newingimi, :Mi l Holloway, Lower Holloway, Stoke application. time, but he has lost his place by your gross miscon• GAVESEND, OCT. lg.-Wind W.S.W., light, fine. Gibraltar, the ke an unfavourable turn in toe Manchester market. hbury ard trict likely to be thickly b'' 1 runs through a dis- The next applicant was Mr. M. F. Horsley, of the duct. He will recover the 10s. Bd. score you ran up Arrived, the Norfe . , lk Tar, from Riga; the Primrose ' other not leas cc ROCHDALE, MONDAY.-The market has been some- ~ as over. from Gijon; the Batavier, from Rotterdam; the Doro • The present defects Grove Tavern, Peckham. with him on the first occasion. Malacca cane, w what like the season of the year, dull and heavy, and course being very s a drain arise from its The Clerk of the Peace said that with regard to • y crooked, the depth be - e The defendant retired greatly mortified, and in a then, _from Aarhuus; the Catharine, from Hambure,h; in it, encircled b the amount of busineet transacted lies been more li- to drain the district. The inclinatioril ing too small '• 1 this application it appeared to him that the sessional short time paid the whole of the money. the Myrtle, from Stettin; the Johanna, from Emden; the Albion, from Boulogne; the Sir E. Banks, from on it-" Edwarc is ver irre -3' u order referring to the notice to be given o f such in- Alderman GIBBS ex p ressed a hope that the master _ s t en d ; the City of Rotterdam, from Dunkirk ; the now the only mil mited. We have had a q uiet wool market also; gu l a r, and the form of its sides and botto Til is ver y t e nded applications had not been complied with. The of the complainant would, upon learning that the man though there has not been much doing, former prices rugged and imperfect. • Light and Sign, from Dentzlc; the Middcott, from Arch- unrewarded, the have been fully maintained. "I 4 is proposed to straighten its course, diving it r:herisso housew h o was a person named Esther Dove, and he had heard nothing f Mr. II 1 ors ey until about a his situation. .....•••••""". garetho, from the Baltic; the Cleaver and the Etnma lowing manner from St. Petersburgh; the Venus, from Oporto; tho to the highest gi perceptible amongst the rnenufacturers Imre, but this depth below the surface from about 5 feet to 13 feet, month ago - o mm_ t0..--tee - -•----• is accounted for by the circumstance that we are , when he sent the usual notice to the itettY Sur SED SUICIDE -The body of a respectabl and to invert its bottom from a point 1 , 500 feet below sessions and to himself. " '• • now lying for identificationY Carolina, from Alexandria; the Seppiege. the William (steward), a mee. the St. dressed man, about 55, which Is r Watson, and the James T. Foord, from CAlao; lex - the bo , now between the seasons, when it is invariably a Stamford-bridge to Lorraine-place Holloway, a dis- Mr. KNAPP, who supported• ' "d in the dead h St Mary, Islington, has been picked up house . Leonard, from Antwerp ; the Agnes. from Rigs • the 11, -- ' k • cl y, oo e is a esc( dull time, generally taken advantage of by the fence of three miles. The invert will be so formed as to the fact was that Mrs. the application, said . D had ' • Dovegot married to Mr. in the New River, near Canonbury-bridge Islington. His Centaur, from Algoa Bay; the Henriette Royen, ' from manufaeturer to make an alteration of styles, which linen is marked "D.," and a paper found' in his pocket 13 Sr. Domingo; the Soffid,' from Quebec. Sailed, the from whom tin alteration, we understand, •b • • d f the Horsley since she gave the " constitute the bottom of a covered sewer o y . g earigspal notice, and he • is ~eulg carried out average -height of 7 feet; the level of the invert felt sure that under these cifettlhatantes tire bench signed "J. Davis." . American gagle, for New York; the William Simpson, Throne is laersel IiXTATEN.-I.VONJELS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. ------- -- ----- £ s. d. £ s. d. East L0nd0n.....• •• •• 81. per cent. 1 00 0 0 160 Grand Junction •• •• .. 41. per cnt. 50 0 0 72% Kent•• •• •• •• •• ...... 31. 10s. 100 0 0 78 Lambeth • ... •••• • • • • 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 97 New rtivr Lndn trdge 21. 10s. 57% Vauxhall •• •... •... i 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 98 111 BIEXIDGES Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price Annum. Share. ---- ---- --- -- X. s. d. X. a. d. Charing-cross • • • • .... - - - 15 Southwrk .... • • • • .. - 100 0 0 - - Ditto Nw of 7% p.c. 355. per cent. 50 0 0 - 16 Waterloo . • • • • • • • • • • • - 100 0 0 - 3 Ditto Old Ann. of ill. 11. 4s. Od. - 60 0 0 23 Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. Is. Od. - 40 0 0 21 Vauxhall .... ••• Av. 11. 70 10 3 - 18 CANALS. • 1 .; Dividend Names of ' Dividend l l „.„,„,, Names of e., \ Companies. ;s per ""'" Companies. 4 per Price. AA Annurs. tr: Annum. 4 ----.-- -.---- - £ 1 X \ Ashtn Sc Oldh 97 71. 113 Macclesfield . 100, 21. 10s. 50 Barnsley• • • • 160 121. 180 Neatis • • • • • • 1001 161. 340 Urknk&Abrg 1501 51. 85 Oxford.. • • • • 100 201. 185 Birmingham 401 41. 86 Peak Forest. 78 31. 18s. 70 Coventry.. •• 1001 251. 200 Regent's - - 331 11. 05. 18 3 Derby • • . .• 100 61. 63 Rochdale.... 115 4l. 42 ElismreSzChs 133, 355. 26% Somrset Coal 150;71.10x. - Grandiunctn 100; 41. 70 Do.LkFd St 12 1 61 . p. c. - Do., 6 pr. Ct. ;7 341 - 8U Stfrrd&Worc 1401 251 . 405 Grand Surreylloo 21. Os. 33 Shrewsltury.. 125 151. - Urand Union \ 100 11.105. 24 Stourbrldge- 201. 290 1451 11. Os. 24 Kennt & Avis 39 7s. 6d. - Severn anal Lancaster ~100 41. 32% Wye Rail. S 26 1 Leots&Livrp 100 241. 315 Warwick& t 100 41. 64 Leicester ... ,100 Si. 66 lbirming. j Leicstr &Nth! 83 41. 48341 Warwick& } 100 31. 42 Lom2hborogh l4 2 701. 510 Napton.. Monmouthsh; 100 81. - Worcstr Bc} 78 31. 40N I‘lntgsmrysla' 100 - - Birming. MeltnNivrbry 100 - - Wilts k Brks - I Is. 734 for B,ttsvia; the Nautilus, for Antwerp; the Ann, for Niett Diep; the Glenbervie, for Sydney; the Adonis, hr Bi-ene: - '; the Corkscrew end the John Bull, for Hamburgh; the Diana and the Roscommon, for Har lingen; the Humphrey Putinton, for Cardiff; the Seine, for Boulogne; the Apollo and the Rainbow, for Rotter dam; the Triton, for Ostend; the Flecha, for Ghent; he Stadt Dordrecht, for Dor(L; the Ranger, for Ain- stt rdarn. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.—The schooner No 6,748, second distinguishing pendant, bound for Liverpool, on the 29th of September, off Lisbon. The brig No. 5,478, second distinguishing pendant, outward bound, on the 3d inst., off Cape Finisterre. The schooner Vestal, out ward bound, on the 7th inch, in lat 43 N., long. 10 W, The Southampton, outward bound, on the 17th of Au gust, in let. 13 N., long. 26 W. The Glasgow, of Glas gow, from Port Philip, on the 27th of August, in lat. 24 N., long. 40 W. The Camena, from Callao, on the 23d of September, in lat. 29 N. The Baron of Bromber, from Rio Janeiro, on the 25th of September, in lat. 53 N. The James Gibb, from Plymouth for Adelaide, South Australia, on the 30th of August, in lat. 19 S., long. 29 W. The barque Syri4n, standing to the east, ou the 2d of September, in 14t. 11 S., long. 29 W. The brig United, from Valparaiso for Swansea, on the 30:h of September. The barque No, 6,024, second distin guishing pendant, from Rio Janeiro, with maintopgal lantmast carried away, on the :2.1 of September in lat. 13 N., long. 25 W. The barque No. 6,915, s,:cond tinguishing pendant, steering soutb. The Charlotte, from Newcastle for San Francisco, on the sth of Sep tember, in lat. 17 N., long. 27 W. The Petchellie, from Liverpool for Calcutta on the sth of September, which had spoken the London, from Liverpool for Valparaiso, on the 29th of August. HEALTH of LONDON DURING the WEEK. (From the Registrar-General's Report.) In the week ending last Saturday the deaths regis tered in the metropolitan districts were 839. Taking for comparison the ten weeks of 1840 9, it appears that the lowest number occurred in the corresponding week of 1845, and was 786, the highest in that of 1849, when it wes 1,075 ; the average of the ten weeks is 925, which, if augmented in the ratio of assumed increase of population, becomes 1,009. This last number exhibits a high average mortality for autumn, and places the present state of the public health in an advantageous point of view. The deaths from the epidemic class of diseases were last week 207 ; in the three previous years (1847 9), taking the same week in each, the deaths from epide mics were respectively 327, 448, and 372. But it is an important fact to be observed, that the present de crease of mortality is almost entirely confined to the juvenile part of the population ; in no corresponding week of the previous ten years have the deaths of young persons under fifteen years been so few as in last week, for the lowest number, which occurred in 1841, was 390, and the highest, which occurred in 1848, was 531. The following statement shows the deaths in three periods of life : Average of Ten Last Week. corresponding Weeks (184 C-9). From birth to 15 years 365 459 15 to 60 years ....... 279 297 63 and upwards lB7 168 Whence it appears, further, that whilst the rate of mortality now prevailing approaches the average amongst persons of middle age, it actually exceeds the average with sexagenarians and others at an advanced period of life. The diseases which attack the young, small-pox, measles, scarlatina, and hooping-cough, prevail much less fatally than usual. Fever, how ever, seems to increase. Last week it carried off 55 persons ; in the previous week the number was only 36, and the average is about 40. Four of the cases now registered occurred in the London Fever Hos pital. Diarrhcea and dysentery were fatal in 57 cases, which rather exceeds the average. The only instance in which cholera is mentioned is recorded in the following terms :—ln Bethnal. green, Hackney road sub-district, at 23, Ann's-place, on the lOth of October, the widow of a sergeant in the army, aged 81 years, died from bilious calculi in the gall-bladder causing diarrhea and cholera (inquest). A woman of 60 years, who had been brought from Edward-street, Btrnsbury-road, to St. George's Hospital, died on the 12th of September of " fever from want and expo sure (six weeks), erysipelas (three days)." Four deaths are ascribed to purpura, an unusual number for this disease. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, .the moan reading of the barometer was above 30 in. on Satur day; the mean of the week was 29.738. The mean reading of the thermometer in the shade was 49 3 in., showing a further fall on previovs weeks, and a tem perature rather lower than the average of the same week in seven years. The temperature fell towards the end of the week. The wind, which was generally in the S.W. in the early part of the week, blew from the N. and N.N.W. on the last three days. The following selections are made from the regis trars' reports : In Marylebone, All Souls' sub-district, at 40, Foley-street, on the Bth of October, the son of a cabinet-maker, aged 12 years, died of "dysentery." The medical attendant adds that "the drainage of the house is excessively neglected ; the stench rises to every apartment, and several cases of dysentery have oc curred in the house." In Pancras, Somers-town, at 4, Hampden-street, on 4th October, a master bricklayer, aged 54, died of " hydrothorax (1 month)." Mr. Matthews describes the house as "consisting of three rooms in front only. The drains are very offensive, and no privy is con nected with the house." In St. Giles-in-the-Fields (south sub-district), at 2, Coal-yard, on the 6th and 10th October respec tively, two boys, aged 6 years and 4 years, died, the 4 former from " scarlatina ( 2 weeks) , " the latter from "scarlatina (1 week), dropsy (2 weeks)." In Poplar, at Old Ford, Bow, on 3d and 6th Oc tober respectively, the son and daughter of a car penter, aged two and four years, died of "scarlatina," the former after four days', the latter after five days' illness. In the Strand district, liberty of the Rolls, at 1, Acorn-court, on 7th October, a master tailor, aged Is 52, died of " gastritis subacute (many weeks), (har m rhea (7 days)." Mr. Jones states that " this court is very close and ill-ventilated." In St. James, Bermondsey, at Providence-build- ings, on Bth October, the son of a labourer, aged four I ce. months, died of " pneumonia (ten days)." Mr. Martin describes this as " a close court on Jacob's , Island, where the drainage is very bad." Also at 3, )54 Caroline-court, on 4th October, the son of a labourer, , 4 aged nine months, died of " chronic diarrhea." " This t % is a narrow court on Jacob's Island ; the drains over flow, and the house is rendered so offensive as to '% compel the inmates to keep their door open, though it is within 4 feet of the privy." It is remarkable (adds the registrar) that all the seven deaths registered last t% week occurred in localities where cholera prevailed most severely last year. In Whitechapel, at 9, Dolphin-court, Christchurch, Spitalfields, on 4th October, the daughter of a coster- N monger, aged 16 months, died of " convulsions after 6 d diarrhcea. The house (says Mr. Mason) is dirty and crowded. Also at 5, Maidenhead-court, Christ i'• church, on 10th October, the son of a carpenter, aged I ll s 11 months, died of " mesenteric disease (2 months)." • " The house is crowded, and surrounded by soap and other manufactories." The following deaths were also recorded during the • as 1.• .ast week : A daughter of a clergyman, aged 11 years, died of "purpura (3 weeks), sanguineous apoplexy (3 hours)." Post mortem. The son of a carpenter, aged 14 months, died of " tabes mesenteries, purpura (7 weeks)." A daughter of a wood-carver, aged 17 years, died of " purpura hamorrhagica (3 days)." A daughter of a scale-maker, aged 18 years, died of " purpura (3 months), haemorrhage, epistaxis (8 Ice. days), meltena (6 days.)" A daughter of a labourer, aged 10 years, " typhus (3 weeks), dothin-enteritis (1 week)." The widow of a tailor, aged 63 years, died of " pa ralysis (1 month)." Post mortem. A needle was I found in the capsule of the kidney. 94 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. THE BELLEROPHON.—The greatest anxiety is te with respect to the Bellerophon, 78, Captain Baynes, C.B. She left Malta for England on the Bth Sept., and the last dates from Gibraltar, Oct. 6, do not give her arrival there. It is not unlikely that she went out to look for the admiral before finally leaving the station, and she may have passed Gibraltar and Lisbon without touching at either of those ports. Captain-Superintendent Sir John Hill has returned to Deptford Dock and Victualling Yards from leave of absence. Mr. Mouchet, storekeeper of Deptford Dockyard, has also returned from leave of absence, and has resumed his responsible duties. Dauntless steam screw-frigate, Captain E. P. Hal stead, was inspected at Spithead on Monday, paid advance on Tuesday, and got under weigh yesterday at ten o'clock, for Queenstown, with steam, as the breeze was too light for sails. When Sir Bladen Capel, the co mmander-in-chief, inspected this ship on Monday, he called Lieutenant Rooke up, and, after shaking hands and congratulating him on his being the sole surviving officer of the unfortunate Avenger, he presented him with a walking-stick which belonged to the brother of that gallant Admi al, Sir George Rooke, to whom England is indebted for Gibraltar, the key of the Mediterranean, besides many other not less considerable services. The stick is a Malacca cane, with a born handle, having a whistle in it, encircled by a silver ring, with this inscription on it—" Edward Rooke. 1681." Lieut. Rooke is now the only one of the four survivors who remains unrewarded, though he never ceased his exertions until he had provided for the three others in the fol lowing manner—viz., Mr. Lareom (gunner) promoted to the , highest grade his rank admits; William Will (steward), a messengership at Somerset House ; Mor ley, the boy, entered into the dockyard. Lieut. Rooke is a descendant of John, third Earl of Lennox, from whom the Sovereign who now occupies the Throne is herself descended. PORT6MOUTII, WEDNESDAY".—The Birkenhead if°° steam-fri , gate has bern uu'r. in commission to-day' carry stores and proviioni to Ase,-,nsion. The Royal Albert Indiuman arrived this morn. from Loudon, to embark passengers and stock° Calcutta. A convict belonging to this establishment m0de,,,131,i: escape yesterday morning about 11 o'clock. 3. ", gang was at work in the Royal Frederick threeif decker. The convict in question provided hir ti A e o a with some of the workmen's clothes, and procee"-0 up the yard towards the rope-house, where he vi be accosted by one of the policemen on duty, w honi immediate) knocked down, and then decanill i pas,ing, through the Admiral's garden, the 011; which he is supposed to have scaled and got clef RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE . c. 6 WATERFORD, WEXFORD, WICKLOW AND, II a ny The adjourned half yearly meeting of this coniP" t, was 11 , , , 1d yesterday at Fendall's Hotel, Parliatnetno. street. The shareholders present, after waiting,, t g At usual time, and no director of the company 11cP( attended, proceeded, in accordance with the " Parliament, and elected Mr. Lewis to the c hair. deo Mr. N ASH expressed his regret that the share / I ° l o had the trouble to attend that meeting, a nd 59 00 that it had been previously determined that if ite i r director were present at the meeting to expla inS i tii affairs it would be expedient to adjourn it, and tu rtbt at the adjournment no director should l atent:, 01 position of the shareholders and the state (3 t o company's affairs would be fully explained 14% 00 committee. He then read a case and the opine to of counsel upon points of general icnportallfel the shareholders. The opinions were to the eto that shareholders in arrear of calls were cor, P , e b e liti to constitute a meeting such as that held in 1"04 on the 31st of August last, though the"' :01 not er titled to vote on any question in case s should be demanded. He concluded by moving: l ,o l solution to the effect that, under the continued "eas of and protest against the legality of the d ireev o i proceedings, and any liability as shareholder s iod adjourned meeting from the 31st of August and: . 'll October be further adjourned to the 30th ins'ltto the King's Head, Poultry, to receive a detailed stlits ment of the position of the company's affairs; dm the meantime the requisition to the directors be pleted by the shareholders. 04 the motion of the C HAIRM 'eSOilltloo j, —...MAN the re. Aid put and carried unanimously, after which the 01 ' separated. o ° WHITEIIAVEN AND FURNESS.—The s ect or this line between Bootle and Broughton is now,, pleted, and Lord Lonsdale and a large local r i tl' went over it on an experimental trip to Furnes s bey on the occasion. rr RAILWAY SHARE 111ARK,u , ' BRISTOL, OCT. 16. STOCK EXCHNGE. - The share market was better . ,, t s o l l and prices higher The transactions were as follow;oidliO' Western, 72 y s —Ditto, New 171. Shares, 4% dis. 45 —Bristol and Exeter, 69%. LIVEEPoOL, OCT. 16. 0/ STOCK EXCHANGE.—There was a fair amount of blitijoi done to-day, and prices have had an advance. T he c i actions were as follow:—Lancashire and Yorksbiresotir solidated, f.0 3 /—Ditto, :Fifths, 7 dis.— London and Qd Western, 117—Ditto, New Quarters, 2% p.— Di tto' ters (C), 2 c. p.—Midland, 44%—Ditto, Halves, 2 °t e reld South-Eastern and Dover, 21—Ditto (No. 4), Regis s.; —York, Newcastle, and Berwick (Original N. o d d I .l °`,i —Ditto (G. N. E. Purcha , e), 4-16 dis.—York an fe, Midland, 25 3 %—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Obe s `iiiest e ; Shares, 8% dis.—East Lancashire, 10—Great 60 17 , A 1 c.—Lancaster and Carlisle, Thirds, 3 IN - -14 e Thirsk, 10%. MANCHESTER, Ocr. 16. 144 bee p STOCK EXCHANGE.—The share market has w - a t ill„A active to-day, and a large amount of busines s ` high prices. The transactions were as follovc: e r e t , / Counties, 6 5 4—East Lancashire, 9 1 4—Ditto 1 : 2 1. 16 Quarters (min. 9), 7 3-16 Great Northern, 14 ."4lq - Lancashire and Yorkshire, Pr , fe e ice, 6 per calod 0 1 London and North-Western, 117 Ditto,•Manchot e A r mingham, Quarters (C), 2 p.—Manchester, Sh e ci v i, toy's, Lincolnshire, 18%— _imp, 10/. Preference, 8-- - v; 6/. Preference, 5-16 p.—Oxford, Worcester, an gy hampton, 12 ti c .—Reading, Guildford, and Reigitte'vek) teed 4t4 per cent., 18-yg South-Eastern and P ° Ditto (No. 4), Registered, 7. BIRMINGHAM, OCT. 16. tr 2 STOCK EXCIIANGE. —The share market was D' „ " at 1,0 7. 1 although the amount of business done was li t nitedi4 and North• Western were quoted at 117, with a ten de terf) further advance. Stour Valley, and Oxford, W°T ee :l l ") Wolverhampton, were also in favour. Stour Va'ne(A) done at 9 3 /, and Shrewsbury and Birmingham 7% 8 dis. e 'l' THE COUNTRY MARKx ,- ,or„i a , r LIVERPOOL. OCT. 15.—There has bet n a 5 133- i l t l e af t 4 ante to-day, and the demand for wheat li ni , „ - 60,d week's prices arc however paid. Flour move°: t te, t r if Vvithous change in value. Oats and oatmea l e pra lower. Beans, peas, barley, and malt, each i° r ae orel mand at former rates. Indian corn G 3 per qr. , b ig ($ LEEDS, OCT. 15.—The show of wheat of ', B it' i tnarket is moderate. There is more confide l3 o - 1 00 trade, and prices not obtainable on Friday art 01 1 01 day for English samples. Foreign is unaltertuoj Batley fully -as dear. Beaus steady. OAS 1 articles as before. ti a Ol t° NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, OCT. 15.—A I ° e le f o l ply of new wheat; all descriptions met a free 56 sle lull rates of Saturday ; but for old and foreign t og less animated demand, although we 410 3 0 ",. O A change in prices. Flour Gd to is per sack la tle licV only a heavy sale at late rates. In other o r change. e 1 14 1 EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET, OCT. 15.—Tber.01 the meal market to-day 19 sacks oatmeal, each weig, b l l B 9 6 ti, imperial, which sold thus :-5 at 11 Vs Od, 12 at ~in ;PI 2 at 118 s Od ; average price of the whole 118$ u" s , ', 4 o' 2 sacks flour, which sold at 295. 1 sack barlerl IV was not sold. 13 sacks pot-barley, whereof 7 a ( " 0 1 4 at 23s Od, and 3 at 225. 4, tii EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW M AR KET, °. .pr, , Oat straw, from 8s Od to lOs Od per kemple of 1 6 Zio r A wheat ditto, 6s Od to 8s Od ; barley ditto, 6s v ` . A r Hay, from :-'d to lld per stone. ' DALKEITH MEAL MARKET, OCT. 14.,..—TDe.", rilo bags oatmeal, and 7 of barleymeal at this dte„, sales dull. Oatmeal down 3d per bag on the price the same ; barleymeal about previous rates• A ,F, Oatmeal, per sack, of 280 lbs. First Second imperial rf imperial .. ... ... 283 3d 27s 9; /li \ Barleymeal, per ditto 17s 6d —s 0 1 / 4 1 i, Peasemeal ... ... ... —s Od -- 4 ~d° ' # 1 Flour ... ... ... ... —s Od --- 0 `''" Od —s Od 1 --s Pot barley 1 ( 6 COAL MARKET.,—"YF.sTERDNV Clavering'sN.Tanfield 13s 3dillelmont ......... 461 Davison's West Hartley 16s 6d' Braddyll ......... . „ East Adairs Main..... 13s Od Eletton ........•'•'..,,,. ldl North Percy Hartley.. 15s 6d Haswell ..........•• " •, Ord's Main ... 15s Od,Lambton ....... . ( 4 Ravensworth'sW.llart 15s 6d Keepier Grange io; South Peareth Canfield Moor Butes... 13s Od ,Cassop Townley Wylana 153 Od' Whitworth . .......ill Wall's End, &c. (Adelaide Tees ••"' Bewicke and Co. Gosforth Hedley Original Gibson Riddell Eden Main 163 Od Birchg.Graigola ofa, Lambton Primrose 16s 0.-i DerwentwateriKet, r Bell O r e [ADVERTISEMENT.] Rheumatism, $ 0 11;0 1 1 Cure of which Disease has been effected by 11 . 010 .„ f rts ment and Pills.—Mr. Donald 111‘Kellar, of inftl in New South Wales, states that a man of abou t io df, age, employed by John Peters, Esq., Justice oa t s ey that colony, suffered for twelve months from an matism, brought on by exposure to wet and CO' jou painfully afflicted that his body was bent n early f this deplorable condition he began the use ° Ointment and Pills, and so speedily was the curebosol them that it seemed to those who had witnessed oti little less than a miracle. —Sold by all Draggis t _, ° 'iott' fessor Holloway's Establishmeat, 244. Strand, I, °` . o f / LIGHT AND DARKNESS; OR MYSTEIOSS,I yl BY MRS. CROWE, author of " The Night Side r ic O ,Pg &c.—The object of the author in her present 1 0 0 11 / be to illustrate the workings of Divine justice ! e el , on the darkness with which crime seeks to enve' o l i gef :o 4 The instances selected are such as exhibit the , cent vidence pointing to criminals whose impunitysl'iveg o f human calculation, appeared secure. In theals e r ieSos. ratives are remarkable as displaying " mYs t e e t f of o , i which ordinary intelligence cannot fathom, tee $) ratter of the incidents, that, for want of a us' o ti:d 't must call romantic. Mrs. Crowe shows great t ing those details of crime which eisgust or corrup ol her subjects in a manner calculated to excite moral sense, and to deter from vice by exposio!„,o,il and fearful results. Her style is essentially is a most agreeable narrator and keeps up tP.. terest to the last.— Weekly Chronicle. /1/A271.3. Y OF A SON. iTt 4 At Light Oaks, Staffordshire, the wife of J. -- I burne, Esq., of an heir. 9 4 ) On the tsth inst., the wife of T. S. Girdl er, don, Surrey. Li/ i On the 15th inst., at Stamford-hill, Mrs. J. tli l i OF A DAUGHTER. e ll* , On the 13th inst., at Rusthall, Tunbridge -W the Rev. B. F. Smith. _yl Y On the 13th inst., at E lady of CO-,', Acic- On the 15th inst., at Camberwell, Mrs. T. r'' _,,,iii) MARRIED. e, POPil On the 15th inst., at St Peter's, Eaton-sqt lar to Al Colonel Brook Taylor, 85th Light Infantry' only daughter of Sir John Boyd, Bart., late of v M il, On the 15th inst., at St. John's Churc , e Cy/ Philip John Budworth, M.A., of Jesus collegatirl and Charles-street, St. James's, to Blanche, Y ° „ o tir ' ter of the late Captain Trimmer, R.N., of CO' Il i llyde-park. DM) JOD I ' / On the 13th inst, at Southerhay, Exeter , , Ellicombe, Esq., aged 30. o p I On the 1 tli inst., at South Parade, N V $/‘e , (i'li Stocks, Esq., aged 85. v 0 05 i On the 11th inst., in London, the Rev. 0• .) youngest son of the late J. Kingston, r'' 4 ' it terrace, Regent's-park. fpi o' On tl e 10th inst., Mr. David Forrett, ° i 62. t, 0 , Barnsbury-park, and Friday-street, City, gg t !iisf l° 4 On the 10th inst., at Lewisham, Kent , JO ~,-,I( of Mr. James Cole. A ote - ji Oa the 11th inst., at Bridge-road , 1- 131 4, Op C. Hollis, of Great Titchtield-street, aged %idol , On the 10th inst., in Friday-street, CheaP" e l Bayley, aged 66. . 0 4 5 1) 1 i L , -iclon.; Printed and Published by Al i, rill. —1)010-, 0,0 No. 112. StrAnd. Printer, at The Sus 00' Strand, in the Precinct of the Savo" , 1 Middlesex, Thursday, October 17, 185 0 g j R A AST Not lying ended prev charges, ►ember no 13 4'6age W Nur] A] dlese:: cab] of SePtemb, What. toever said efmuty in the said C al-rc.ad mills, for ' t' Manchee, writin g „ i . Im irmtt;re 2 . 41 (lay of Lae tellett Seoteallnr joia near, coun - ty of that B,,P!;tibl, Hitt w t 6 e ins , Itanch ee seal, to the I,dt%, sic: l tate,s sic cLire, 'will 1 October ORI CO] Hat uock:;, and IA first -rat( We ll as En , veatie the a Gook • Th ant foturl .see°l Th aho only 444 it Is r , -tasary. Jest y, b eg 3 ZOttlitqlninU:l tc l 'Asenc e f f ' soile of d 'ur general 'rho whole obtaineq oi E( that is 1 bl hir fi „T i some of tt rich Card and dressi any in tilt: C astellat e , itazor, thc l'°nable ( laPon tontin openit Metro Thc the P tiON rnann Dow e , Dhant