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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-21

HOL WELL, DORSET.

TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MESSRS, BAKER and ENSOR at the
Knee's ARMA INN. Secanoaes, on THURADAY,
Barmen 301 h, 1858, at Three o'Clook in the Altar.
noon, alibied to snob conditions as will he then pro.
produeed, all that compact and highly desirable
FREEHOLD ESTATE,

•
Called " WOODDRID011,"
Consisting of a good Farm House and all requisite Out-
buildings In excellent repair, superior Grasing and
Itrable Land in • high state of cultivation, thriving
Orchards, and ornamental plantations, delightfully
situated in the Vale of lilacirmoor, within the Parish of
Holwell, in the County of Dorset, now in the occupa-
tion of Mr. George Hopkins' whose Tenaney will ex-
pire at Lady-day next; and bounded by Lands of the
Rev. Harry Farr Yeattuan G. Wingfield Dishy, Req.,
and Miller, Req. The Land Tax is Redeemed.
Not. on

—Tithe Name of Fields. State. Measure.
Map. A. R. P.
414 Brook Field Meadow ... 2 3 8
417 Ripe
422 Three Corner Close
423 Landed Close
451 Home Cowles:a
452 Brandies
455 Homestead and Orchard
456 Home Orchard Orchard ... 1 232
457 George
418 Little OrchardandPlan Orchard &
tation
459 Middle Cowleue .....
462 Pit Close
451 Yonder Cowls's* ......
454 Lake Mead . Meadow ... 7 3 4
471 Outer Mead Meadow ... 6 2 24
499 Lower Commons Arable ... 4 1 38
506 Standish's Plot
507 Packer's Hill Corner
526 Common

527 Higher Common Arable ... 5 2
528 Plantation Plantation ... 0 1 0
78 3 16

The above Property presents an eligible opportunity
for Inventment. The Turnpike Road from Sherbome
to Blandford passes through the Estate, which is five
miles from Sherborne, and within eaay diataneee of the
Market Towns of Blandford, Dorchester, and Stur-
minder ; the Great Weatern Railway passes within 10
miles.

or For I view Ipply to the TINANT, and further par-
tinter' may be known on spoliation at our Offloe.
INGRAM k SON,
Solicitors, Dorchester.
August lath, 1888.

MR. H. EDWARDS, Strums
H.
DORCHINTILE,
(Assisted by Mr. J. MOORZ,) at home daily from Ten
till Five o'Clook.
Mr. H. IL attends personally at Weymouth, at the
ROYAL every Tuesday and Friday, by appoint.
mint, and at the residences of his patients, without
extra °harp. A mottos pm post ensures an Interview,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-21

RIIS£4IA.

Advice, from St. Petersburg of the 6th inst. announce
some meditated changes in the Government.
General Rostowizow Is to have the Home Depart-
ment, in the place of M. de Lanakol, who will be in-
trusted with the presidency of • section of the Council
of the Empire. The Grand Duke Nicholas will have
the control of the establishment* of military instruction.
The Grand Duke will be assisted by General Ignatiew,
who will be replaced by General Baronow as Governor
of St. Petersburg.
Prince Gortecbakoff will retire definitely from the
governorship of Poland, which will be given to Prince
Baristinski, at present Governor of the Caucasus.
The CallOaltla will be placed under Archduke Michel,
with General Kotzebue for Adjunct. Prlzce Zouwarrow
will be appointed Governor of Moscow instead of M.
de Zakrewskl. The Government of the Baltic provinces
vacated by the Prince, will be intrusted to Baron de
Lieven.
It is whispered at St. Petersburg that the Emperor
waits a report from his brothers, who are engaged in in.
'pectins the army of the Caucasus, to come to a definite
resolution as to the continuants, or cessation of the'war
In those regions. In comparing the blood which has
been shed and the millions expended with the advantages
gained, the latter bear no proportion to the former.
The forest fires in Russia have out off telegraphic corn-
mutilation between Moscow St. Petersburg, and Nov.
gorod. To aggravate this di;aeter, a powder•megazine,
containing 1,200 pond' (near 40,000 pounds), exploded
at a village about seven miles from St. Petersburg, kill.
lug 100 workmen, and deetroying all the houses in the
vicinity. Hundreds of houses have been burnt at Mos-
cow by fabricators of heifer matches, that trade having
been so highly taxed that contraband factories had been
set up—with this result.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-21

ITALY.

A letter from London says that several Neapolitan
police agents have arrived there, and that their journey
18 connected with a discovery of fulminating shells or
grenades. The discovery wan made by the Neapolitan
Custom-house officers. The shells are said to have been
made in the form of fruit, and as such were attempted
to be passed in.
Naples is stirred with the news that England and
France have communicated the terms on which they
will resume diplomatic intercourse with Naples. A
change of Ministry seems to be among these conditions,
a point which the King of Naples is said to be willing to
concede.

Tagani, the advocate who defended Niootera on his
tried at Salerno, has made his escape from Naples in dis-
guise, and sought refuge in Piedmont.
The heir to the throne of Naples, the Duke of Cala-
bria, will marry before the end of the present year
the youngest sister of the Empress of Austria, the
Princess Mary of Bavaria.
Mazzini has started a newjournal at Genoa; it is called
Pensiero rd Azione. Sea and Kossuth are among its
contributors.

There is some talk of a papal pilgrimage to Palestine.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-21

ADITROPOLITAN AND PROVINCIAL CRBDIT

COMPANY, and
NATIONAL BANK OF DEPOSIT,

Omar Omani
11, ARTHUR STREIT, OX WORD OTItEET,
LONDON, W.C.

CAPITAL—HaV a Million, in 10,000 Mares of SAO
each,
Oltairman.—TliomAN 11, leAlttillHAlt,
ihrieral Mantsor—thinumia Youove, Hsu.
&or/gory—H. Duro Hoguum, Neu,
TN every ephore of life, whether among the
Aristocracy, Oentry, Clergy, Military, Naval, or
OA' Barrios, Professional, Mortantile, and Trading
Classes, ocoasions arise when temporary monetary
asslitanee becomes a desideratum, The object of NIA'
Uompouty IN to plane that sooommodation immediately
within the Nash of all. The fudamental prinolpies of
the Company are 'ugh on to merit priority of /Mew
lion vie.,
let, A proliminary and straightforward explanation
as to Olin whole oust of any transaction.
god. An observance of the must honorablo secrecy
and oroifidenoo.
Thorough prompitude in making all advanoes,
4th. The entire into applied for is advanced in full,
Us intereet being added,

SCOURED DEPARTMENT,
CANN ADVANOIN on personal Beourity from £lOO to
£BOOO, for any period not exceeding Ten Your. at an
uniform rate of interest, repayble by pariodisdinstal.
metal, or at the end of a term, whichever may be
required.
CANN ADVANOIN on Freehold or Leasehold Property,
Plate, Jewellery, Carriages, Horses, Household Fund.
ture, Farming Implements, Live %oak, Plant and
Machinery of every deseription, Consignments on
Freight, BIN of Lading Ilkswiee, Reversionary In.
termite, Life Policing of loins standing, Annuities, Post
Obits, Mining and Railway Shares, Debentures, Bonds,
Foreign Coupons, and, in feet, on every description of
collateral or tangible security, whether of present or
deferred realisable value.

NON-SECURED DEPARTMENT.
Under oertain regulations CASH ADVANONS aro made
to persons of position and responsibility on their own
personal security, thus often obviating the unpleasant
necessity of troubling friends or reletivee to boom,
eecurity.
DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.

MONIY RIOICIVILD ON DISPONI' to any amount and
for any period at C 6 per eent. per annum, and for which
a Debenture in issued, signed by the Chairman and three
of the Directore, and given under the ()oilmen seal of
the, Company. - . _ _

Applioitions for Prospectuses, Forms of Proposal, ed.,
must be made to the Secretary, and if by post, four
stamps to be enclosed.
L 137.

By Order.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-21

FAIRS DURING THE ENSUING WEEK.

Dottearr. Ahroton, Sept. 25 Dortheeter (New
Sheep Fah), 99.
BONINSIT. —Montan* Sept. 27 I Stoford, 28.
Devoe. Witheredge, Sept. 29 Credlton, 23
Teignmouth, 28,
WlLTS.—Purton, Sept. 24,
HANTS.— Basingstoke, Sept. 24.

MAKK•LANS CORN EXONANOE.
FRIDAY. Barr. 17.—A fair average supply of English
wheat-3,080 quarters—his some to hand, this week,
coshetwiee but the arrivals by land carriago, fresh up,
today, were very limited. Although the show of tam.
plea wee modurabt, the demand for all kinds was In •
sluggish date, and the value of the inferior qualities
was barely suiworted. Fine old wheats were held at
full prima. We were again well supplied with foreign
wheat, although the week's Importe are only 4,380 quer.
tars. There was not the slightest improvement in the
trade, and the quotations were almost nominal. Floating
cargo.' were • slow inquiry. Sosrcely any English
barley was on show; but the supply of foreign was good.
All kinds were in fair request, at full quotations. -Malt
changed hands slowly, yet prices were well supported.
We had • eteady inquiry for oats, beans, and peas, at
full quotations. The supply of the former article was
on the increase. Flower moved of slowly, at Monday's
ourreney.

011adINS P 14109111 O. BUT= OakOftiA,l4l3 /LOUR.
quirtir
WIIZAT—Imos, Mont, and Suffolk, whit ny4i. 1 40
r
~ Ditto, lino solsotod runs .. 44 59
„ Ditto, rod 80 46
.• Ditto, Tslivors, 42 68
NorfolllAliZY!ti; Y. 1.1.1411.948244
40
Grinding and distilling . 94 48
Chevalier •
11A1.1%--64162, Norfolk, 4nd fluffolk 40 SCI
Town-made id 791
flu 2,
Wore
eollituld .
otoh and Lincolnshire, pot.t.o 27 89
„ Ditto, food 94 20
Irish
RY potato., " 44 80
U 80
151CA7444-144risdn " 110 41
'71014 4101 Hirrow 40 42
ii Nktoon . 44 47
. 41 48
„ Wl,lto, Nowa, and Mont, holism 44 415
4. rhos Mutfulk 42 47
96 47
(+AV 41 44
marks,..ltillyoro.l.(lll Maki 40 44
*woods ditto nod UU4111.11, BY id
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-21

*.• The Partiamentary Report prove., that while the
Chineee use Pure pa,. they colour met of that lent
. .

inpland. The See-nita-4 Comniwione;
74 samples of the black and green tea in common
use, of which 64 were coated with powdered colour.
HORNIMAN AND Co.'s PURE TEA,
THE USUAL FINE SORTS, BUT THE LEAF

NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR.
Strong, rich, full-ftsvoured Tea is thus secured to the
Public, as importing it before the Chinese corer it with
colour renders it impossible for any brown low-priced
autumn leaves to be made to appear opal to the best,
and so pass off to the consumer at • high price. The
Lancet (Longman, p. 318) states of Horniman's teas :
" The Green not being covered with Prussian blue, dm.,
Is • dull olive • the Black is not intensely dark ;" whole-
some and good Tea is thus obtained. Prices 3s, Bd,•
4.; and 48, 44. per lb. Sold exclusively by Authorised
Agents throughout the kingdom, and only m packets.

LOCAL AGENTS.
Axminster Robing.
Bridport Beach and Barnioott, Eaat-Street.
Beaminster Oliver, Fore-Street.
Blandford Reid, near the Church.
Bere Regis Satohell.
Cerne Abbas Bennett, Long-Street.
Crewk erne Clark
-. •

FA;;;(' Yung, Post-Offloe. II
DORCHESTER FROOD, HIGH•EAST-STRErr.
Gillingham Edgar, Post-Oftlee.
Ressetridge Rogers.
London Purnell, 80, Cornhill.
Lyme Locke, Broad-Street.
Dunster, Broad-Street,
Meibury Ormond Palmer.
Poole Green, High-Street.
Sherborne Kingdon, Cheap-Street,
&a/bridge Dike, lata Team.
Sturminster Trite, Market-Plaoe,
Shaftesbury Beatable, High-Street.
0 Bennett, High-Street,
WEYMOUTH Cole, St. Mary-Street.
Wareham Belt,
1 cavil Ganda k Hunt.

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH.
USED IN Till ROYAL LAUNDRY,
THE LADIES are respectfully informed that
this Buxom is
EXCLUSIVELY USED IN THE ROYAL
LAUNDRY.
arid His MAJISTVII LAUNDRESS um that although
abs hoe tried
Winans, Rum, AND ()THIN POWDIR STAMM,
the ham found none of them equal to Cm OLENFIELD,
whloh is
THE FINEST STARCH SHE' EVER USED.

WHEN YOU ASK FOR

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
U. that you got lettzttior kinds aro 0h.,,
WOTHEMPOON ii CO., OtAm:l,ow AND LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

40,,N,
i, ;

TO SOLICITORB, AUCTION-B&BS, TBADDEUABS,

AND OTHERS.
A DVERTISERS will find the scale of charge.
.Cl.. for public, announcements in the Dorset County
sprees extremely moderate, and under that of any
other Paper in this immediate district; while the (iron.
Istion loot that extensive character which renders this
Paper • medium for advertising inferior to none in the
county of Dorset. In oases of repeated insertions of the
same advertisement, contracts may be entered into at a
my reduoed rate.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

PRUSSIA,

We have advises from Berlin to the 18th inst.
His Royal Highness Mime Alfred left Berlin on that
day for Gotha.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge had
arrived at Berlin from Mecklenburg, and alighted at the
British Embassy,
INIBNOILITY OP THN KING OF PROSSIA.—The ques-
tion of the transfer of the Royal power of Prussia per-
manently—it has de facie been for some months past—
front the imbeeile King to his brother, the Prime of
Prussia, is said to have been at length virtually, if not
deeidech The abdicating monarch is still to
retain the title of King, his simmer taking that of
Prinee Regent. As the King has been pronouneed in.
eurable, and is nearly 04, while the Prima Regent is
three years younger and iii full vigour, mental and
bodily, the probabilities are that at no distant date be
will wear the crown, and, it may be, wear it long. But,
at all events, the abdication of King Frederick William
brings his nephew, Prime Frederick William, the lies'
hind of our Princess Royal, a step nearer the throne of
Preside. It WAII said, indeed, that his father was will.
lug to waive his own rights in his favour ; but, is the
Primal is yet young enough at 27 to assume the reins of
power, the moment arrangement seems the must rational
and suitable. Prima Frederick William is in the mean-
time rapidly qualifying himself, by study of the king-
doin and its administration, for the duties of the high
station to which he must by and by be called, and Is
above all, making himself remarkably popular, in which
labour of love he seems to be limit ably setionded by his
youthful Prineess. About the amiability and Gatlin'.
bility alike of husband and wife the German 110W11-
pporn awl people are quite enthusiastic, and, if there
be any difference at all in the manner in which they
have secured popular favour, we inight be permitted to
guess that if the Premien Prince gained it " with better
Ilmo," to the English Prineees it would "collie more
natural."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

ROUTRAMPTON, Friday.—Old wheat, 211. O. to
tll 15e.; now, £lose. to £l2 O. por load. Malting bar.
le3r, 365. to 40e.; grinding ditto, 27e. to 335. Oats, 255.
to 30s. Beane, 401. to 48s. Malt, 84e. to Otis. per qr.
-Flour, 31s. to 324. per sack.—The market was well
supplied with wheat, meeting with a fair inquiry, at •
reduction of about Is. per qr. Barley, oats, and beans
each maintained full quotation.. Flour wee dull, and
hi some instances le. per sack lower.

WARIIINI4TER. SAtUrChly, Sept. W.—Wheat, 38s. to
466. Bast week, 38s. to 465.); new wheat, 38s. to 48s.
List week. 38a. to 465.) Barley, 30,. to 40s. (last week,
108. to 35v. ) ; Oats, 23e. to 275. But week, 235. to
42.4. to Ms. (hut week, 4'24. to 110 s.) Peas —s.
to a. (lad week, a, to s.) 81b. loaf,
There war a fair supply of wheat, and trade wee by no
311ohnx dull ; last week's prices were chiefly realised.
in barley very little doing. Other grain without
variation.

At the principal provincial corn markets on Saturday
sad the wheat trade wu variable ; in come places prices
were firm, but In the majority of Instances the market
as dull at a decline of ls. from the prices of Saturday
week. Barley mostly maintained the quotations of the
i.revlous week, especially for superior aorta, Oat. were
upon the whole, rather easier to buy. Henna maintained
their value.

LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET, RAPT.. E.
Wo have hail a vary fair buelneaa doing in wool here
thief week, and holden hare, in immoral 11144110 W, NU.
emial In obtaining higher rifts, Public *aloe are
tolvertinal to begin on the 11th of Oetohor, and the
imantily to be brought forwaril will nonmetal UM=
I,4leit Haat 1011. a few Unmeant' baled Egyptian, aud
amity other low wool..

WCIIIIOI6/1111, lION•MAIUCKT. Mart, 115.
Ths hop trade le now fairly et In, but basins's lo
',tithing llbe so brisk es al Ile thus loot your, olthoujh
here his been a fell. amount of bellow done, The
I 0104 return' of the 'ley 'how thel 1,109 melte of
1 SWWI* 10100 owlet the othilo 0011100 In the ODUPOO 01
40,1 y, end 11110 •11,•• hut Malkirliky, milting a tote of
10911 pookele +old, The pries. rennin without M7cilerelion. Cholas now hope, Ms, to Me. I Welling,
Se, to Mc 1. owl Inferior, 411 e. to 404, per owl, The
1.141111141. 11k111 00/14011, gel will lel 'nattier
fortnight,

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
Mr. FREDIRIOIC MALtxrr, Editor of the Dorset
County Express and A gricidturai (kettle, at the
Office, Church Street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

GREECE.

RESTORATION Or TH-IC—ITL7TI-IP—IAlf GAVEL—A WIT'S.
piintent, writing from Athens, under date September
4, says —"The Queen Regent has Just signed • Royal
decree for the rtmistablishment of the ancient Olympia
games, after being discontinued for nearly 1,500 years.
They are to be held at Athens, in the ancient Stadium,
which is still in • very perfeet state of preservation, and
requires very little more than • good cleaning out, and
are to take plau on the three first &indigo in October,
every fourth year, +commencing 1859. The genial' are to
include horseraciee. wrestling, throwing quoits, and other
athletic hpurts, tinging, music, and dancing, besides
which there is to be an exhibition of Sowers, fruits,
cattle, and other articles of Greek produce or menu-
factiires. Tide eccentric idea was formed by a wealthy
Peloponnesian named Evangelos Zapper+, who reside, at
Jusy, in Moldavia, and who has liberally endowed the
grimes by placing at the disposal of the Hellenic Govern.
Snout 400 shares in the Greek Steam Nxvigation Com-
pany, besides the sum of 3,000 Dutch ducats Os nature.
The prises are to be awarded by a committee appointed
each Olympiad by the Greek Government, and will coon.
mist of gold and silver medals, and wreaths of silver
leaves and flowers. The former will contain an @Mu of
the king, while on the reverse will be engraved the
name of the founder, • Zappe,' and the date, or rather
the number, of the Olympiad. The winners of the prise
medals will be entitled to wear them at the buttonhole,
buspended by a blue and white watered silk riband."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

GRATIS TO TEE AFFLICTED,

POISONOUS DRUGS AND DOCTORS' FRE6
ASOLDIHED,
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY,
FOR the TREATMENT and " SELY•OURE"
of opormaturrheee, weakness, dobility, nervoue.
nom, lamitudo, doprosolon of 'Oita, loss of energy and
appetite, pains In the hack end limbs, timidity,
trust, want of energy, love of eolitude, groundloos foam
palpitation's of the hurt, noises in the hoed and oars,
Mildness indeciolon WF0401111411411111, Involuntary dies.
chirps, Impairod sight and 'lllusory, indlgostion, and
bodily prostration o the whole getout, inoluding mental
and pliyalcal ineapoolty, &a ~ by moans of the newly.ills.
eovere4 " AMERICAN INVENTION," whiels inner.
odes (in the above complaints) palomino drug', widish
ire riven under Vhflollll dligitiNed to the utter ruin of
the national hetith ; with invaluable information, from
oheinical and snioroooopial toots, whloh roverl hidden
inyoterles.
Also "HINTS TO THOSE CONTEMPLATING
MARRIAGE," sent on reoeipt of six otampa, by
CHARLES! WATSON, M.D., Fellow and Honorary
Vioe.president of the African Institute of Prance,
Corns. Member of the Idedloal Sooieties of Rouen
and Peru, the National Academy of Boienees, Paris,
/so., and late Itooident Pisysloan to the Bedford llis•
neniary 27 Alired.plaoe Ecifordiquare London
"Thus novel end telentitlo American Discovery proves
the abrurdity of the English treatinont of ouch oases,
and will prove e boon to ' Nuffering invalids,' who may
safely and speedily regain grins health end vigour by
adopting the means presen ."—Errninp Nan.
" A new extraordinary era In the soionoe of rnedb
alne."—Giobe,
_ . . . . .

"The important feet 'itliat those alarming complaints
may easily be removed without drugs is here olearly
demonstrated, and the entirely new and highly success-
ful treatment, as adopted, fully explalned.—Mcilicisi
Review.
For Qualifioations vkb " Diplomas" and the
"London bledioal Direetory."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

Legal.

COURT OF BANRUPTCY, BAsuronal.-BTi
Br.rr. 93.
(Belton Mr. oonfßiStioniW HOLTROTD.)
IS RI Till LONDON AND 'ARTIER BANNING
CORPORATION.
_ . . .

Mr. Bagley said thi-e-;;;;;ltiurned sitting for the
examinations of the dim:Um of • bank. He appeared
for the aseignees, and might state that that the affair"
of this beak ware being wound up in the Court of
Chanury. He could not asy that the matter was prorn
reeding very satisfactory, because the creditors had as
yet derived no benefit in the shape of • dividend. The
&segues were to a certain extent—lie might say shoo.
lately —restranied from taking and proceeding' in this
wart, except for the purpose of co-operating in the
winding up. Under these circumstance' he disinot
that any advantisp would be derived from an adjourn-
ment to any particular day. It would in all probability
be the duty of the assignees to apply to the Court to
flx such a day, but at present they asked that the lest
examination should be adjourned Una der. It was im-
possible for the wigwams to feel otherwise than that
the were exceedingly fettered by the arrangement that
authoritice had thought fit to impose upon them,
high
they weld way was that they were ready to do
theimisty whim the opportimity &saki arise.

The Commlasioner.—There is no objection to an ad.
journment sine die. There to nothing to emotion an
allowance to the amiguees of any caste, exoept up to the
choice a &mignon.
Mr. Linitlster, me representing the assignees of Colonel
Waugh, inquired whether creditors were precluded from
proving their debte in this *unit
The Commissioner.-11 they are taken here they will
have to be taken again.
Mr. Bagley.—There lane Wats her to administer.
The Commiesioner.—lt appears to in. that under the
terms of the order made by the Court of Chancery the
assignees cannot do anything. There will be an ad
journment sine did.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

I ii;417i.0.
'

WILTSHIRE, ON THE BORDERS OF

HAMPSHIRE.

The very desirable Freehold Sporting Property known
U the
HAMPTWORTH LANDFORD ESTATES,

In the Partition of DOWNTON, LANDTORD, and WHITE,
Comprising • neat Bailiff's Residence, several Home-
stead., Cottages, and about 790 Acre. of Arable,
Meadow, and Wood Land, the greater portion in
hand, having beautiful sites for the erection of a
Mansion, and commanding extensive views of the New
Fared, with unlimited rights of Common and
Sporting.
MIC ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK and
LYS are instructed to SELL at the wuirs
Hem Iffs, Swann, on UNCUT, 12th 00T03111,
at Twelve, in 19 Lots, the very desirable

FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
Known 111 the HAMPTWORTEI LANDIORD gIITATII, In
the County of Wilts, on the Borders of Hampahlre,
about 9 miles from Salisbury and 13 from Southinon,
in the Pariehee of Downton, Landlord, and White,
oninpriling a neat Bailiff's Reside:toe, with Barn, Stable,
Girhouse, Piggeries Garden, and about 474 acres of
highly produoSie Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Lands,
intersected by good Trout Streams, and 69 urea of Wood.
land in hand, Cottages, Gardens, and Lind, situate on
Hamptworth Common, let to Massie, Andrews and
Batten; In the Pariah of White—Cottages, Garden,
Orcherding, and Land, let to Mum Bean.
champ, Barnes, Gangs, Jukes, Moody, and King I
Land on Hamptwoah Common, let to Mears.
Dibden, King, Moody, Preeny, and Itawlinp
numerous Cottages and ellardens, shunt+ in the Parish
of Downton, comprising together about 64 aims, let
part on lova, and the remainder to yearly tenantar at
rent. amounting together to 33 per annum. The
greater portion of the Mate is in hand. There an
'even' beautiful eta for the emotion of a Mansion.
The views are extensive, embracing a considerable
portion of the New Forest, The Property abound. with
Gain., and there are extensive Pored -Rights, which
afford excellent Shooting, The Tilime Lends are
remarkably produotlve. The owner of the &tale is
entitled to a Common of Pasture in the New Pored, in
respect to the ancient Meieuiss and Snolosures in
Haniptworth, containing alto sr about 900 acres.
The Mato abute on the Prow) y of Earl Nelson, IL B.
D. Shaft° Fah and other.. The rides and drives are
I beautiful n the extreme, and the roads 'loam* The
whole Estate oomprless an area of about MO urea
which will be divided Into mammas Lots to suit the
convenience of Purchasers.

Partloulars end Plans are now being prepared, show.
trig the distribution of the Estate into 10 Lots, The
Property may bo viewed by premission of the Tenants
And Partinlan may he had of Yr. Christopher L.
Bradley, Rio!mum!, Yorkshire ; at the PIA*. of Sale
at the °Moos of Olio Journals published at Salisbury and
Southampton; in London, of Mowry. Denton, Kinderley,
Duinville and Lawranoe, Salleitstre, Nu. 0, New Square,
Linoolu'o' Inn ; at Clan•away's ; and at the Ofllaes of
Masers, Parebrother, Clark, and Lye, 0, Lancaster-
plea), Strand.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

LONDON MARKETS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

_
MARK-LANE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.

_
Our market was well supplied to-day with
wheat and malting barley.
Wheat declined from one to two shillings.
Grinding barley unaltered.
Of oats tho supply was very largo, and they
brought sixpence leas money.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ET.

Our market was supplied to-day with five
thousand seven hundred beuta, and twenty-four
thousand five hundred sheep.
Trade lower.
Beef, best quality 4 10
Mutton, ditto
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

SOUTHAMPTON.

THE MAILS, Ito., Sept. 25.—The Peninsular and
Oriental Company's screw steamship Malta, Captain
H. Down, sailed to-day for Gibraltar. Malta, and
Alexandria, with the heavy portion of the Bombay
mails. She takes 76 passengers (38 of whom are
first.olaas), including Admiral Codrington and Capt.
Morgan, for Malta; the Bishop of Calcutta, for
Alexandria; Lieutenant Currie, for Bombay, tto. ;
also a large cargo, and Jewelry value £l,BOO, but no
specie. The followini; steam vessels are due hero
within the next fortnight The Borumia, Captain
Trantmann, from New-York, on the 27th inst. ; tho
Sultan, Captain Cook, from Alexandria, on the
28th; the Fulton, Captain Wotton, on the 30th with
the United States' mail of the loth for France and
England; the Parana, Captain Bevis, with the West
Indian, Mexican, and Pun& mails, on the let pros.
Imo • the Valetta, Captain Joy, with the Peninsular
on the 3rd; the Salsette, Captain Brown, with
the Calcutta and China mails, on the 4th ; Vander-
bilt, Captain Lefevre, with the mails of the 25th
, instant from New York, on the sth; Tamar, Capt.
Jollier's, with the mails from the Brazils and River
Plate, on the sth. The Tagus, Captain E. Christian,
takes out the MAW' for the -Peninsular ports on the
27 inst. ; the North Star, Captain Jones, leaves with
the French and English =us from New York on
the 29th; the Magdalena, Captain Abbott, with the
mails for Mexico, West Indies, and Pacific on the
2nd proximo ; the Saxonian, Captain Ehlers, for
New York, on the 4th; the Para, Captain Jamieson,
with the East India and China mails, on the 4th ;
the Phcebe, Captain Clark, for the Cape of Good
Hope, on the sth; the Anal, Captain Ludlow, with
mans for New York, on the 6th, • the Alhambra,
Captain Steward, with the Peninsular mails, on the
7th; the Tamar, Captain Jelliooe, with the Brasil
mails, on the 9th • and the Teviot, Captain Ander.
ion, with the Australian mails, on the 12th.

ROXlEY.—Visoount and Viscountess Palmerston
arrived at Broadlands on Tuesday last; they were
welcomed, as usual, by &salute from Waterman'. bat-
tery, and bell-ringing. We are glad to find there is
no truth in the report respecting his lordships in-
tention to build a mansion at Sligo, and reside
there.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

Sortign anti Colonial intelligence.

FRANCE.
The Emperor and Empress are still at Btarrits. The
Emperor passes several hours every day in the open air.
The Prutoe Imperial is am well as can posaibly be desired.
The Empreas bathes every morning. This Is the most
Important news from France, cave that the Imperial
Government has yielded to the outcry the Protectionist'
raised at the bare rumour of intentions on the part of
Prince Napoleon to introduce free trade, and has
publicly promised that nothing is to be altered in the
present state of thing..
The expected reduction in the rata of discount of the
Bank of France waa announced on Thursday afternoon,
the movement being from 3i per out., the rate fixed
on the 10th of June last, to 3 her cent. Slue the pre-
cious alteration there ham been an augmentation of
about £3,500,000 in the stock of bullion. At the com-
mencement of the year the rate was 5 per cent., and the
bullion which is now about 04,000,000, was then under
E 10,006,000.
The French Minister of Mame ha notified • reduc-
tion of a-half per cent, in the interest on Treasury
Bonds. Henceforth the rate will be 2,1 per cent, on
bonds of three to five months, and three per cent, on
thoae of 'lx to twelve month,.
Fleets are constructing for the troops and gallon who
are to form an establishment on the shores of the Bay
of Tourane In Cochin China. They will be shipped on
board • transport whloh takes out &largo amout of stores
to the China Boas.
A letter from Brest, dated the 19th inst., state* that
the sailing frigates Atriosine and Nereide are being
fitted up u transports and laden with coal, with which
they are to be despatched to Macao, there to remain at
the service of the trench steam Billie in the China Seas.
The French Government has hitherto being forted to
Pay an enormous price for the coal purohaeed in the
Chinese porta.
THZ CONFESSIONAL Ile FRANC/E.—The Court of
Anises of the Hsut-Ithin, sitting at Colmar, hat just
tried by default the Abbe Blanch, superior of the Con-
vent of St. Marc, near Guebersohwihr, for having,
between the years of 1853 and 1858, in several 01/1511
treated in a moat disgraceful manner young girl, under
15 years of age, of whom lie was the confessor and
spiritual director. The Abb6, who Is in flight, was con-
demned to hard labour for life.

MARELIAGN 07 AN HICIREAS.—The merrier) of the
wealthy heiress, Lille. Moot, daugheer of the owner of
the vineyards which produced the well-known Moot
champagne, with her cousin, M. Auban, of Marseilles,
which marriage wee announced some time ago, was cele-
brated last week at Epemay. The Abbe Leine, chaplain
of the Emperor, performed the ceremony. A magnia•
cent breakfast of 120 covert was afterwards given by the
parent. of the bride, and at night they had a splendid
ball, at which were General Bourbaki, °leant de Mareuil,
en-minister plenipotentiary M. bfagne, son of the
Minister of Finance, and other persons of thitinetion,
together with several °fibers from the camp at ChalOas.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

EPECIAL NOTICE.

DT CASE OF DEATH occurring during the Thirty
days allowed for payment of a Life Premium, and before
inch payment ham been made, the Corporation hold
thetnaelves liable under the Policy, provided the Pre.
mium be subsequently paid on or before the thirtieth
day from that upon which it beams due.
Prospectuses and all information may be obtained on
application to any of the Company's Agenta, or at the

ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON.
JOHN A. MOHAN,
Actuary mid fiecrotary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

The steamship Indiana, Captain Lambert, which ar.
rived in the Sound on Wodnesday morning last brings
Cates from the Cape of the 12th of August.
The Governor left on the 27th of July and was received
with acclamation at Beaufort on the 7th of August.
Great hopee are entertained of the agoossaful tenable.
ton of Sir Ciaorp Grey's mediation between the Free
gime and moshesh, and it is expected that his visit to
the frontier will be attended with other happy ra-
t tills.
Difficulties have unfortunately 000ured between the
Dritish and Portuguese authorities in the Mosambique
Channel. The Herald, email cutter from Natal, was
V•ading on the east emit, near Neosho!" Blver, when
elle wee seised by the Portages.° for not paying ditty
et Daiwa Bay. The crew were seat to Mocambique,
and pissed in charge of the British anted, Mr. hneon,
who dsuiesided the boat hod cargo, without moose No

ham In oonsequenee left for England, via the Mauritius,
to reproeent the ease to the Foreign-Aloe. A mixed
oommiesion Wad Witiril it the Cape to decide on the
legality of the capture, by the steam-frigate Lyra, 0, Coin.
minder Oldfield, of the Portant... vessel Flor de
Moeambique, in lat. 15 60 8., long. 40 22 R., on the 20th
or May. She had slave appurtenant..e and six nacre's,
represented by the master to be prisoners of war, one of
whom declared he had been kidnapped.
The Cape market, ma usual at the period, won not
active.
Coffee stooks moderato ; no 'drum.. Rice plentiful.
A light stock of yellow and arystalLsed sugars, saleable
from 30s. to S. voolb. groan ; 48 lons of copper ore
were shipped for and itt July.
The Indiana has brought from India 111 invalided
soldiers, 8 women, and 12 ohildren, under charge of
Captain Clay, 19th Regiment. Lieutenant the Hon. C.
Ward, 73rd Regiment died at sea on the eighth of
July.

Tiles of papers have been received from the Caps to the
28th July. We have taken the following from the
" Argus of the 27th :--
" The Governor left Caps Town, to mediate between
the Boars and Bunk's, yesterday morning at ten o'clock.
There could not have been leu than 2,000 persons pre-
sent to witnese his Excellency's departure. It was gene-
rally remarked that the app.:arum of the volunteers,
and their oondnot on this occasion did themselves and
the metropolis of the colony inanite credit. Ills Ex.
oeßeney spent last night at the Purl, at whieh place, es
well se at Beaufort and other places ea rotas, the in-
habits:lU have made amusements to give him an euthu•
'Matto reception."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-TSURIDAY.

A LADY ASSIGNEE.

Mr. Elargood applied in awe which had been heard
on the country at one of the 4ounty courts, to confirm
the appointment of a lady it assignee. It was against
the practice of the court in London to appoint loins's' as
&magnet*, but in this ease it would seem to be neoessary,
as there were some debts to be obtained for the creditors,
and no other person had applied for the appointment.
Mr. Commissioner Murphy—l don't like to be un-
gallant to a lady, but it against the practice to appoint
one. However, as the county court had named her as-
signee, I see no reason not to confirm it.
The lady MU accordingly appointed assignee.

A broker was charged at the Mansion House with as-
saulting a cooper who attended an auction-room. The
complainant attended the auction-room to make a pur-
chase, and declined to offer a oommission to the brokers
present. Another respectable person was abused for •
similar souse, and the cooper, on remonstrating, wee at-
tacked and assaulted. The Lord Mayor said it was
nearly impossible for a respectable person to buy an
at an auction-room, unless he engaged a oom,nia-
sion-broker, as otherwise they (the brokers) conspired
to prevent him.. The defendant was fined 405., which
he paid. Perhaps everybody does not know the ordi-
nary system of business at auctions. Ordinary bidders
are excluded by the organised system of the broker com-
munity. The trade run up the prices against the bond
fide bidders, and do not bid against each other. After
the sale, the broker, adjourn toe publiohouse, and have
what is celled "a knock out," putting up the various
articles for I. re-sale among themselves, and sharing the
profit and loss thereon. It may be useful to state that
this constitutes a conspiracy, in the legal sense of the
term, and that the parties concerned therein are liable
to prosecution for the crime.
A German, who styled himself commission agent and
astrologer, was brought before Mr. Yardley, at the
Thames Police-Court, charged with practising the latter
part of his compound profession on a baker, a country-
man of his, and by that means possessing himself of £lB
of his client's money. The evidence revealed • singular
jumble of credulity and blasphemy. In order to give
the prisoner an opportunity of restoring the money, the
ass was remanded till Thursday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

SPAIN.

A variety of alarming rumours daily reach us from
Madrid, where considerable unessinees evidently prevails.
Much rumours, however, are too common In that quarter
for a great deal of importance to be attached to them.
They are by no means to be looked upon AA sure fore-
runners even of one of those bloody revolutions in which
one man gets, killed, two are wounded, and half a dosen
muskets are made prisoners. Neither, is it to be hoped,
do they herald the more serious and sanguinary °omit-
sion which the Liberal party, disappointed in 18E4 of the
aubstantiel triumph on which they had reckoned, and
bombarded in 1866 by the man who had pledged himself
to their cantle, have now for some time past predicted.
If • movement should be attempted O'Donnell will
doubtleas again bring his artillery to the front, and let
loose his tierce active little Chuseurs upon the unlucky
citizens of the turbulent capital of the Castile'. It is
said that when, on his return to Madrid, he received the
officer* of the garrison, he told them that he reckoned,
in °ASO of need, upon their devotion, and upon that of
the army. This rather ominous expreudon we. forth-
with the talk of the town. Tile word, were pulsed from
mouth to mouth with many comments, and they pro-
(hoed, • letter says, • deep impression upon the public,
and especially on the variona cliques who are plotting
O'Donnell'il fall, who reckon upon its soon occurring,
end who already dispute among themselves hi.
_political
inheritance. There was • report that the Dowager
Duchess of Alba, niother-in-law of the Einpreu
Eugenio's sitter, had resigned the post of Camerara
Mayor *lie has long held. Reports there were, too, of
immediate war with Mexico, of an approaching mini.
loots from Count de Montemolin—in short, the Puerta
del Sol has evidently been very industrious of late, and
its dering and numerous fabrications have spread acme
alarm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

Zirmg anb Nab.

The Admiralty authorities have ordered the line-of-
battle sailing ship Trafalgar, 120, fitting at Chatham for
• sorew steamer, to be completed and made ready for
sea in the ehortest possible time.
The Orpheus, 22, screw corvette, building at Chat-
ham, has been put in frame, and is being pushed for-
ward with all despatch. Her engines will be of 40:1-
horse power.
The Lively and the Manceuverer have commeneed
shipping war stores at Chatham for Portsmouth, Sheer-
ness, and Woolwich Dockyards.
The Horse Guards authorities are endeavouring to
make arrangements to afford hospital aeoommodation for
siek officers at the clamps and garrison towns in the
United Kingdom.
During the lot five year' there were eighty-three
mufti-martial held on °Moen of the army, and In seven-
teen eases the sentence was revised, On naval officers
and sailors 323 courts-martial were held in the same
time.

Notwithstanding the large number of troops that have
been despatched to India from Chatham garrison during
the summer, the three battalions of infantry are still up
to their strength, in oonsequenou of the numerous re.
(unite that are altrimit daily joining the East India
depOta. The greatest aotivity prevail/ in the garrison
in order that the moults may be thoroughly instrueted
in their drill, and also in the use of the Enfield rifle,
previous to embarking to join their 'aryl.* companies
in India.

Die screw line-of-heti'. steamer Rood, 91, which hu
bun several years in building ia Chatham Dockyard, is
so far oompleted that she could, if required, be launched
during the present year. Although this vowel has been
twioe out asunder for the purpose of being lengthened
and transformed into a screw steamer, she presents a
very fine appearance on the docks, and from the manner
In which she has been finished • very high rato of speed
is anticipated. She Is to be furnished with ineohinery
of 600-horse power, and armed with the new description
of guns of the heaviest calibre.
Orders bee been issued from the Horse Guards to the
effect that the authorities had determined on sanding
about 2,000 additional troops to India during the ensuing
month, the number seleoted for each preeidenoy being as
follows—viz., Calcutta, 1,066 men, saluted from various
cavalry and infantry regiments, 786 of whom are to em-
bark at Gravesend on the 6th of October, and 970 from
Cork on the 9th of October; for Madras, 310 mon, 176
to embark at Gravesend, and the remainder at Cork, on
the Bth of October ; for Boinbay, 300 men, to embark
at °rewound on the 7th of October, and 90 men for
Eurraohee, to embark from the same place. Vessels
were taken up by the Council of India for the con.
Terme. of the reinforomnente, on Friday last, at the
Fad India Souse.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

A N ACT OF GRATITUDE.-45,000 Copies
1-1. of • Medioal Book for Gratultoui Circulation.—
GEORGIC THOMAS, Seq., having been effectually
cured of nervous debility, loss of memory, and dimness
of sight resulting from the early errors of y•outh, by
following the instnunious given in • Medical Work by
a Physician' he considersit his duty, in gratitude to the
author, and for the benefit of nervosa sufferers, to pub.
bah the means used. He will therefore sand tree to any
address, in • sealed envelope, on receipt of a cfirect.d
envelope enclosing two stamps, to pre-pay postage, a
copy of the medical work eontaining every information
required.—Address, G. THous, Req., Craven House,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

If amvisb fn.

PonTamura. Mr. celebrated gun,
manufactured by the Mersey Steel end Iron Company,
and presented to Government on the understanding
that it should be employed im the defence of British
rights, has' undergone • molt swore and lengthened
(*um of Walk on the .and at dlioebarynees, and
having been found faultless and incapable of injtuy
with any amount of charge, the War Department has
ordered it to be removed-to Smithies Common, to be
reserved until willed into requisition according to
the tenour of the grant. It was fired at Shoebury.
fleas, loaded with 70 lbs. of gunpowder and • 13.inoh
solid shot, which obtained a flight of St mile..

STRAM TO New YORK.--SOUTRAMPTON, Sept.
22.—The 'crew steamship HARIMOIHR Captain
Schwenesn, sailed henoe early this morning, and the
United States' mail steamship Arlin Captain E.
Lines, this afternoon, for New York, both vessels
being full of passengers and freight, and the latter
having the Frenoh and English mails. The North
Star (Vanderbilt line), Captain Jones, with the New
York mails of the Ilth kart, is due on Thursday,
en route to Havre, and ta appointed to take out the
return mails on Wednesday, the 29th inst.
The screw steamer Borussia, Captain Treutmann,
with advice@ of the 15th, is due on the 27th; and
the Fulton, Captain Wotton, on the 30th, with the
mails of the ISth. The Indian Empire steamship,
Captain Courtney, having completed her repairs, left
tins port for Galway on Monday, to resume her
station between that port and America.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

BOROUCFI, ERTDAT, SEPT. 24.—For nearly all kinds
of new hope there id et •ndy demand, yet prima generally
rule low. Yearling and old qualitien are freely offered
at very low figures. and the duty wee firm, at £270,000.
New hops are selling as followd :—Mid and East Kent
pockets, 70s. to 100 s. ; Weald of Kent, Hs. to 158 s. ;
Sunset, 455. to 526. per cwt.
The inactivity which his of late characterised our
market has at length been removed, and a lively demand
his arisen for Weald's of Kean and Sussex, which his
cleared the factors' boards. In the choice growthd of
Mid and East Kent, the supply was not sufficient to in-
duce a demand, and in yearlings and hope of earlier date
there is but little doing. No foreign hops arrived into
the port of London last week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

Scotlant.

Rigalit THI AIN'T 011 SALMOX FISHING/. —On Fri•
day week the fishing' on the Tay belonging to the Earl of
Wemyse were let by publics mop, and brought £2,474 of
annual vent; last year's rental was £2,107, making a
rise of £307. RAe Lordship's fishing@ in the Earn brought
£166 ; last year they brought £l2l. Lord Gray's fish-
ing. have also been let privately, we understand, at
rise of from £3OO to 2400. The rental of the salmon
fishing on the Tay has risen u mush as £1,400 or £1,500
above last year's rent. It is oertainly a great rise, but
the alteration of the aloes time gives hope of • good
spring fishing, u the river is at present swarming with
sahnon.

Ts MOORS AND FOIMITIL—Mr. Wynn WiMarne
and Mr. H. Gordon Cumming bagged 26 brue grouse
and 16 hares on the lit inst., and 25 brow and 10 hares
on the 3rd on the TtiWhen-moors. Seatorth and Captain
13ateson have been stalking at Greenerrie, and the latter
killed two and the former one stag. A correspondent at
Fort-William Rye i—The produce of the surrounding
moors hoe been anything but etwouragLng this season.
In Glenna()Loh, for example, where the number of birds
shot in former years everaged considerably above the
ordinary run, the .port this year has been decidedly
Inferior, Disease has done havoo everywhere; and in
many of those ground. formerly most noted, the sports-
men now may wander from sunrise to sunset without
begging a single bird. Last week the master of Lova
shot nine stags and five hinds in 3 days at Glenstrathfarar.
At Glendibidole Mr. Horatio Ross and Mr. Edward Roes
have shot 11 stags, some of them with large antlers.
Mr. Greville Smith shot three stags in one day, two of
them at one stalk, and one with a royal head. Lord
Cowper killed two deer, right and left, on the Bth hurt.,
at Ceennuroe. In the early part of the month his
Lordship brought down three in one day, all good stags,
and one of them a royal. In the same week he got two
other stags and four roedeer. On the 11th inst. Mr. J.
F. Basset, in Itinloohewc forest, killed a stag; and on
the 13th the same gentleman shot another of seven
points, of a very good average weight. Mr. Ewart got
a stag at Culaohy on the 6th, whioli bore well.shaped
antlers of 11 pointe. Mr. Fowler got a stag at Glen.
maseran last week. Lord Lichfield, at Holbrook, lately
brought down a noted stag, which he had wounded
twioe last swum, and had fractured several of his ribs,
The head wee remarkably fine, though the velvet was
still on. The skull unfortunately was smuhed on this
occaoion. Mr. Williamson, Struy, got two royal haulm
on Friday week, and three stags the Friday before, the
last two being very fine heads, and the dear in excellent
oondition.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-28

Court Nebo.

THE GRAND BALL AT BALMORAL.-At the ball even
on Monday by her Majwity the Queen to the r.o ility
and gentry occupying the position of the Queen's neigh-
bours at Balmoral, the whole of the royal family were
present, including the Duchess of Kent, with their suites.
The Earl and Countess of Fife, and several members of
their family, from Mar Lodge; Mr. and Mrs. Farquhar-
son, of Invercauld, and family, from Invercauld House;
Sir. Jame and Lady Clarke, and Mr. and Mn. Clarke,
from Birkhall, ke., were present. The number in
attendance wan about fifty.
His Royal Highness Prince Alfred is daily expected to
return to England from Germany. The young prince
will join the royal family at talmorhl immediately
alter his arrival.