The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-30 00:00:00

NAVAL.

PRIZE MONET:IIE Pllo3NlX.—Notice is given
to the officers and crew of her Msjesty's steam vessel
Phienix, entitled to share for a launch, name unknown,
captured on 31st October, 1850, and also for a launch, name
unknown, captured on 22nd December, 1830, that distri-
bution of the nett proceeds of the bounty moneys granted
for the sail captures, will be made at No. 40, Charing-
erosa, on the 10th November, 1832, and that the shares not
then paid will be re-called, at the same vlace, according to
act of parliament. Amount of an Individual sham.
Launch, captured 31st October, 1850 4!. 44 ;
commander, 71. 17s. Gel. ; third claim, 11. 17s. fitd; fourth
tsefilcurlrr:theihnBd,cmtichlLbelc.;2:7l;itg..Bll:77:o,l4..th...
66d;;:ifl—diriftd;.
FhLoi.l.cagelti7gassh,x.h.ciwit,:6lBll.3o,Le..7.Nlll 8
r,.ditia34,..34;Bo.7.thsi64l49Ndzi.th:dc:i.aancla:, 111. 4d. ,•
epo commander,
niteo4um...27.tmthhAiagoencildrati..ra;
2.. 41d.; tenth elms, Is. 51. Launch, ca
151. 16s. ; third class, 3/. 18s. 4d. ; fourth clam, 21. 75.:
Gazelle.

BAKUNIN, the Russian revolutionist, who wag
delivered first to Austria and then to Russia, after this
failure of the Dresden insurrection of May, 1849, has been
sent to the Caucasus, where he was once an artillery officer
of the guard, to serve as a private soldier.
AnnumAmes' HALL—Names of gentlemen who
3=ltheir examination in the science and practice of me-
, and received certifica•ce to practise, on Thursday,
Oct. 28, 1862:—Thorns, Beard Farneombe, Bishopstone,
Sussex ; Henry Tucker, Lyme Regis, Dorset; James Ask-
(pith Ellis, Bristol ; George Bell Poppelwcll, North
Melds.

4 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1852.
tad 3to 1 spat Ben Nevis. Won by ten lengths. Ron CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.MARKETS. PM the LONDON 0 AZETTIL-Friday, Oct 29. sIIIPPING INTELLIGBNcE.
SPORTING. is 3 mita. 43 sec. ---..-
Sw AAAAAA Kes of 300 says. each, h ft ; for 2.yr-olds, colts -- -- SEABORNE MAILS.
NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. sod 71b, fillies Bst 41b. No tours' mentioned. Lord Derby's OLD COURT.-YEsTESDAY. SUGAR.-The average price of Sugar, the produce a
the Urttieh posseseione in America, computed from the re- • BANKRUPTS.
He Wenn that the malts are sent :nee toe Central P • , .
LATEST BETTING ON THURSDAY NIGHT. Unibriel (Butler) walked over. Duna MI. Aimee Caonnue. JAMPA Keetar end Eriwim WILLIAME, Strand, and h, :be ends-awl el by the moraine -4 luta.; '''''' --
turtle made in the week ending the 26th of Oct., 1862, is Ileet•street, City. tailors, to surrender Nov. 3at 2, and
MATCH, 3® h ft. T.Y.C. Lord Exeter's Mounters lanolin !made ~m t root vh. 2 1
Fuaoisa, Me. 9jil. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 23e. lid, Dec. 11 at 12, at Buinhalestreet. Sol., GI rats, Crescent,
COUNTUIP.B. is f..erra,.. E ?OA , NURSERY STAKISS -FIRST CLASS. Flower received front Lord Clifden's Cheddar. Lela. rotes COICNOMi and Joaeo Guntey, who were con• Sugar, the produce of the Etat Indite, IBs. 9ed. Theholm
4to 1 apt Astaverta (taken) Miseries; off. uig., Nicholson, Basinghall•street. Utter lorndou drapatebal. 1 kba,
4 to 1 - Exact (taken) HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. victed on ttur previous day of forging end uttering a foreign average price of the three foregoing descriptions of Sugar, BTopvoiw THOMAS JONES, King William•street, City, --esi
bill of tubules with intent to defraud, were placed at the jointly, is 235. 31d. and Upper Ground-street, Lambeth, coal agent, Nov. 10 amrlea(bylleltpseliat N Nov. 5
8 to 1 - Belle Sewerage filly Lemuel.... 1N... I
10 to 1 - Talfeurd STAG HouNDs. bee to receive judgment. and Dec. 10, at 12, at Buingball•street. Sol., &carman, A berlasobj United State,
10 to 1 - Nerve Her Majesty's, Tuesday, Salt Hill; Friday, I3edfont One of the jury who tried the ease addressed his lordship, BRISTOL, OCT. W. Coleman-street; off. auig., btansfeld, Basinghaleatreet. ,5"mk••.., )L• . i.,:;,;••-• .... :NIX". 2 - ....... --• fA""PeoI 'Nov. II
uitelna le N.Y.U.oathannwe lee,. 4
10 to 1 - Eaton Tollgate-at 11. and said he woo outlaw to state that there wan sow die. Poona.-We hove again to report a brisk market, r.- Attlee') NEWBOLD and -Eeweue Newneee, Dimming. 1,,,-"I 7 - /-°7' 9 •
Oralls(Tlßßoutlisnip,/
10 to 1 - Game Tommy (taken) Captain West's (Bath), Thursday, Waterhouse-at ball• ferenee of opinion among the jury, and that the foreman Ethers end grocers still evincing a desire to keep themselves ham, drapers, Nov. 10 and Dec. 1, at 111, at Birmingham ie.) .
10 to 1 - Hersey colt past 11. had omitted to state that they desired to recommend the well in stock, and busineu to some extent has been trans. Court. Sole., 8010 and Co., Aldermanbury, and Hodgson, than ((via Marseilles) NISIth of the mouth Uvver
10 to 1 - Lord Clifden's two TOE 1100505. prisoners to the merciful eonsiderati en of the court, acted here this week both in West ludic, Mauritiue, and Birmingham ; oft wig , llittle.ton, Birmingham. *nat.:eel/leave of Good,
12 to 1 - N•inter Athentone, Monde', Bosworth; Wednesday, Hams Mr. Justice Crewmen said that if the jury had any doubt foreign, at prices rather in advance of our improved quota. EDWARD NICHOLLS, Stourbridge, Oldswingford, Wor- 11.1 N,) NITTA of December' Plymouth ... Nov. se
Hell; Friday, Giles Corner; Saturday, Gopeall-at aof the guilt of the prisoners they ought not to have returned lions of last week. Refitted produce of all descriptions cestersbire, licensed victualler, Nov. 8 and Dec, 6, at 10, 1 ~
Meta West Coast) Nl,l3rd of ti. e' ma! Nri.o/iti. ..
NURSERY STAKES-.SECOND CLASS. quarter toll. the verdict they had done. wets • very brisk sale, and prices are well suppurted ; in. at Bi ingham Court. Sole AI tt d C 1.1• it'amdris Sillylid".th.ta'a*l''''w ~ o eram an 0., ir- Bowe,.
.... .
... use,, . Wear Sole is
6to 1 agst King David Badsworth, Tuesday, Wentbridge ; Thursday, Fryetone The juryman said they bad no doubt that the prisoners deed, stove.dried goods and the lower descriptions of !einem:l; off. wig., Christie, Birmingham. Bran! .................a Iltli of ths miostt.;,..tamialyba Nov. It
7to 1 - Michaelmas Maid Park ; Saturday, Shafted' Two Gates-at half-pan 10. were guilty. crushed may be quoted as rather dearer. EDMUND HINDLE, Denholnie, Bradford, Yorkshire, menu- ewes Ayres ....„ ..... PI Mb of the mor.o:lootEtun:,;/Ao, No, is
Bto 1 - Treacherous bey Brantham Moor, Monday, Keddle-lane; Wednesday, 'I he learned Judge inquired upon what grounds they For Run there has been an improved demand; upwards taeturer, Nov. 15 at 11, and Dec. 6at 12, at Leeds California • _- ..X helllillthof ovate :651thatenter Nev. 1
DERBY. Dare; Friday, North Heighten; Saturday, Boot and Shoe wished to recommend the prisoners to mercy ? of 300 puns. Jamaica and Leewards having been disposed of Court. Bois , Stocks. Halifax and CourtenaCutup- cite Fe .4 (1.4 RePe....B 1411. of the .PET
y and
de eith of the 4E44,4,0. 14)1T44Akth ... int. 26
13 to 1 eget Not Australian (taken) Inn-at half-past 10. The jurymen said they considered, firstly, that the eve since our last, without, however, altering quotations, ton, Leeds; off. wig., Hope, 'Leeds. Oenetant.nople • N 7thllthatikol r. ss; i kis re.
Lord Henry Bentinek's, Monday,Msgin Moor, Tuesday, deuce for the prosecution might have been more condo- - JOHN Srascau and Josmot Puttee, Thornton, Brae G.,,,,,i A,,,,„ek.
......ii aa4.17 hat
20 to 1 - Umbriel (taken)t nu.ntl. • Onithaniptoo :Co,. I
etepterord Moor; Wednesday, Arlin Inn; Thursday, sive ; and,secondly, they took intonnuideration the fact that COTTON.-LIVIMPOOL, Om 29.-The committee of ford, Yorkshire, top makers, Nov. 12 and Dec. 3, at 11, .thamzel lales ............n Koa.,wee.threrie.kuthee,eter,. 1.,, it. •
2a to 1 - Cineas (taken)e.
Burton; Friday, Gate, Burtuu ; Saturday, Ilackthorn- the prisoners had not obtained any money by the forgery. broken place Fair Uplands at fold. ; Mobiles, 6!d. ; and Or- at Leeds Court. Sole, Terry and Watson,Wßradford, and Phil ill India/WM ern. loothatoptov. 54. v. 1
The investigation of the Trinket affair was resumed afterflirite rib k Telco daily 'Doom
at 11. His Lordship then addrthiseel the prisoners ; and, after leans 6fil. 42,360 American, 6,436 Surat, 8,820 Egyptian, Bond and Barwick, Leeds; elf. suite, Young, Leeds. l'l'ettedar
the races, and again adjourneJ.-At a meeting of eie sub-
Duke of Denatures, Monday, the Bell, Old Sodbury; observing that the circumstance of their not haying oh- 490 Persians, and 120 West India are reported to have Themes Wetnewean, Liverpool, butcher, Nor. 10 and 30, ilal••••-••••---.21°7tb17thIMofmos Hover
Beriberi to the room this evening, Mr. Jaques was elected _,
It ellneaday, Draycot ; Thurselay, Bath Lodge ; Saturday, tuned any profit from the forgery had nothing whatever to taken on speculation ,• and 1,910 American, 1,930 Surat., at 11, at Liverpool Court. Suls., Hove, Liverpoul ; off. g.,;;;Zr Jr -11ia..day • Pr..ta)ll4ons!o- I oos Mot
term the committee in the place of Mr. F. Clarke, whose , JP Weiner. k Bator. Leaboa..,_ son. Mot
C sleet. do with the character of their guilt, he mud it wan very and 3410 Egyptian for export. Sales for the week are swig , C.ixenove, Liverpool. Hooduree ........ .. - .... 14117th of ths moat). Soutloompn i Nov. te
term expires this mettieg. The members for the Jockey ,
tottesmore, Monday, Greethiun Inn ; Tuesday, Market probable that they might have imagined that by the con- 117,660 bales- JOSEPH NANTON, jun., Sr:ahem-harbour, Durham, chip Liblaiie ..
A N linos daily ....,. ile!giii 4.- 11. ilt-41 4
Club remain as before. Overton; Thursday, Withane•owthe•Hill ; Saturday, trivame they bad pursued with regard to this bill they broker, Nov. 11 at 11, and Dee. 9at 12, at Newcastle- isdielnaleeteenntl M 8'"11 of the MAO` SAHA...al.:on N, v. 21
ItitnAY•S RACES.
Brooke Hall-at 11. should not render themselves amenable to •charge of for- WOOL.-Ltvenreee, 0CT.29.-The demand for all upon-Tyne Court. Solo, Bell and Co., Bow Church-yard, ladle (en ItarstaPas) N ithe..24tho, enentt. , Dam
eleeeit. 50, 20 ft. 1).1. Wets 'via Gape of Gent 1
Mr. Sparks's PT. Stu, 4 yrs, 9.t (J. Sharp) 1 Craven, Monday, Tottenham Park ; Wednesday, Green- pry, but it was very right it should be sorts good ; the late imports are, however, held over for and Thomas and Chester, Neweutle-upon-Tyne ; off. af.: ) f4 14th of the meth Plymouth ... seen
ham Common ; kriday, Hare and Hounds, Lembouthe, known that if persona vouched the existence of public sales to take place here on the 3rd and 4th proximo, swig., Wakley, Newcastle•upen•Tyue. eirmAtins Is nth of the month' Plyeuath ... Nov. A.;
Mr. O'Connor's Pan, 3 y•re, Est 71b ....(0. Abe.y) 2
W midi ds Saturdayllpretended 11 for the of fraud, al- will be offered •4 an ; Lilly-at a quarter to . a rot purposes
Betting . 3 and 4tol on Presto. 01 thie race it ishe mi lit si an instrument such as a bill
Mr. Conyer's houu, Monday, Payless; Thursday, Pierre though t y g .gn . 3 1,400 of all other sorts. The public salea are progressing pee vt, lIENRy azpiptoo)_ AIMt of the Mesa, loather/Moe. N0w..1
*sough to say. 'hot if his jockey had been inclined, Pan JACIAMAN, Birmingham, builder. (`:::eerie Marseillen l4:llthadithOlniontli ,00Yer . .... ... Non..;
Park; Saturday, Hateeld Town-at 11. of exchange with their own hand, it was just as much meet satisfactorily is London.
would have won in a canter; bat not being "i' the vein,"Oct. 20. WILLIAM Paoseen, Shoreditch, draper. Meilen all ene of the mouth's outhatspton.•Rt..,.mo.
Crawley and Horsham-Monday, Pound Hill; Wednee. a forgery as if they had signed the name of say other pu-
ree t dthechair Brat b head A more palpabe
Prato passe y a . DECLARATION OF DIVIDENOS. etedewa -.....11',9413.1 404 eno..d.istlmic,ina. Nov. 16
day, Handeross Toll-gate; Friday, Buck Barn, West son, and if convicted under such circumstances they must TIIE WOOLLEN TRADE.-Leens, 0CT.29 -Sense I 1 17th,Pni.,21:bi
robber never was perpetrated.WlLLlAM !flout, CHARLES RUA: E, and ‘yiLLIAM NEW- afels•
Winstead. expect to suffer the penalty for that offence. It appeared exceedingly ridiculous articles have this week appeared in ''l 1 IlliZetio:tlemootkllenan .....,.. Nov, 2
I'IMVT MATCH ; 200, It It ; B.t 71b each. T.T C.
Duke of Bedford's Dromedia (F. Butler) 1 Durham County, Monday, Pittington Hallgarth ; Thurs. to him that the transaction which had formed the subject certain ministerial journals, designed to show that the LAND, Chtchester, Sussex, bankers-4th div. of ljd., Oct. Naples* .............13th1.1th25U4 mor. . Dover .......
.Nov. 2
Lord Ribbleedale's Pearl (Feit.n) 2 dab Witten Gilbert-at half-pst 10. of inquiry in the present instance showed that an eaten- woollen trade of 'Yorkshire is rapidly declining. The shal- 30, Nov. I, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Whit- Pepsi Plata.. ........ ..... N 5b0.,th_,t00t,,,..,,i0.5
B 'a hall-street Peninsula ..... ----hi Ithl7thateof fuer SoutlAu.V.too. Nov. 5
coil Devon, Wednesday, Bray Ford-at half-past 10. Ave system of fraud was contemplated, and that the object lowness of their prognostications, so far as Leeds is eon- more'', -I" g . '
kitten: 6tol on Dromedire who won very cleverly by il Foto
WILLIAM lIENRY NEMO E, jun ,Warniewough, Hampshire,
__. ........11 botklTtborti.ovi..h loath...mg.:4'4ov, 1
Faun Upton Wednesday, Burleigh Wash; Saturday, of having the bill plate engraved was that they might have anted, will sufficiently appear from the following report
three sthartm of a length. Run in 1 mi. 14 KM............1N ithls•lostketict 'Dover
MATCH, 200, hf. ; Bat 71b each. T.Y.C. South Hanniaglield Mill-at half-put 10. an opportunity of putting is circulation spurious bills of of the state of trade in this town :-There was again a brisk, butcher-lot dividend of i:d., any Wednesday, at Whit- ~,,,,, r 1,„,„ , suainksimmu,..kuitii,„
4u... rem 1
Mr. Payee's Faux Pas (F(atmau) 1 South Essex, Tuesday, Denton Bluksmiths; Saturday exchange, under the pretence that they were really the active, and buoyant market on Saturday. The same de- mores, Bagi°11:all-street. ~. ,_ Van themener UM (441 P
I JOJIN DAVID ENJAMIN, eoutnampten-street, Blooms- Aueteate
Duke of lealford's E - le ti 1 o Tilbury Mill-at half-past 10.
(. Bu ter ... commercial instruments of a foreign house, with the ascription of goods, such as beavers, witneye, meltone, and
bury-square, deeler in cigars-let iliv. of 15. 9:d., any
• Mr. Faequharean's, Monday, Winton:kb; Tuesday, Tar- intention of defrauding all the parties with whom other heavy cloths, suitable for winter, that hays ban so • the snails for Auetralts viU;ettapeof 0oodlb;pe are aerie up
Betting 7t04 on Easter. Won by a head. I sin inWednesday, at Whitmoree, Buinghalestreet.
rant flatten Turnpike Gate ; Wednesday, Woodgatee lon. they might be negotiated. A more mischievous of- much in request lately, were in good emand, and met with on the 2nd of every Littera:de womb. Thome mad, up on tLe 2bla
1 MI, 14 KM
M II 0 Greaves's hounds Monday Tatherell; Tues. fence on a commercial community than this could ready purchasers. An excellent business was; done. On JOHN Douutes Caere'', Woodeave., Derbyshire, cotton and 24th et eah month ri.i Southampton and Marreille. see ot nt by
811 rever sees of 10 eon. each, for 3.yr-olds ; colt", -e• •. • . ._
spinner-2nd div. of 4e. 63d., any Wednesday, at Whit- p .11ing neasels at present from Eicialrale, but seat year they a.O be
day. Martin; Thunday, 'faintest; Saturday, Greenfield- not be imagined ; and he therefore felt himself Tuesday, the morning was foggy and dark, consequent! the d f 60
fist 71b ; fillies, Bat 41b. The winner to hue sol or pre. sMores, Basingbalestreet. sent in Memo..
at 11. compelled, as a warnlng
itn others who might be market in the coloured cloth hall was rather flat, but in the e Mails are slro mole rpm :lie tad of every alternate math fer
if demented, ele. 'II'.Y.C. Holderneas, Monday, Burton Constable; Tuesday, North inclined to follow so math' ens an example, to pass a white cloth-hall it was pretty brisk; together, perhaps, DIRDRICK CARSTEN HERMANN LONER, London street, tbe Omni Of Good Hope.
Mr. E. Phillip: Henrietta 0 Oates) 1
i •
R 2 Dalton; Friday, Everingham Park; Saturdsy, Wsesaud- severe sentence, which was that they be transported beyond about an average business was done. The stock of goods in City, nierchant-div. of Cid., on account of the let div. of • Ike awl. (0 tau.. rosetrie. thu, mnarkag (5) are 000,0754 a),
Mr. J. 1). Shafto's Sol man ( ogeesthe seas for 15 years.ls. Ina., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basinghall- French packet to Marenllss6
~. g at a quarter to 11. .
_the markets, al well as in the hands of the manufacturers,
- . -

Mr. Sparks'. Plesto,----4yn, 3d --
(J. Sharp) 1
Mr. O'Connor's Pas. 3 yrs, Est 71b Abrsy) 2
Betting. 3 and 4 to 1 on Presto. 0$ this race it is
enough to soy, the if his jockey had been inclined, Pan
would have won in • canter; but not being "i the vein,"
Presto passed the chair first by a head. A mote palpable
robbery never was perpetrated.
Putt Msrem ; 200, hlt ; B.t 711) each. T.T C.
Duke of Bedford's Dromedia (F. Butler) I
Lord Kibblerdale's Peon (Flattnan) 2
Benin: 6 to 4 on Drama* who won very cleverly by
three qoartm of • length. Run in 1 min. 14 acs.
MATCH, 200. Iv f. ; fiat lib each. T.Y.C.
Mr. Payne's Faux Pas (Flatmau) I
Duke of Iti,dford's F.
Betting 7t04 on Easter. Won by • bud. Rut hi
1 mm. 14 secs.
So error ices of 10 eon. each, for 3.yr-olds ; coke.
fist 71h; Wins. Bst 41b. The winner to be sold fur 60 soya
demand. .1, de. T.Y.C.
Mr. E. Phillip: Henrietta (G. Oats) 1
Mr. J. D. Shato's Solyman (Rogers) 2
Mr. Welaon's Marianna (Whitehouse) 3
Betting . Even on Solynian, and 5 to t apt Ileorietta.
The race was entirely between the two first, mid was wen
by a long held. Run in 1 min 17 sees.
II AN DIVAS. Sweep:rib: FS of 21) PIT each, and only 5 a
'if declared, do., to go to the second horse, for 3 'voids mai
rapwarda.
Mr. R. E. Weer's Sir Rowland Trenchard, 4 yrs,
7st 31b (Wells) 1
Mr. Phillips's Kohimar, 3 yr., ei.t 71b ..(J Veale) 2
Mr. R. Read's Sir Robert, 3 yrs, Tat 121 b
(Abraham') 3
Mr. W. Harrison's Runborough, 5 in, Sat 10Ib
(Templeman) 0
Mr. MI lkt un's Evade., 3 yrs, Tit 21b....(Aldcroft) 0
Mr. S ierring's Woodlark, 6 yrs, 7st (Crouch 0
111 r. Drinkald's Thornhill, 6 yrs, 7st ....(Charlton 0
Mr. Firma's Old Rowley, 3 yrs, list 711, ....Glatt 0
Mr. Watson's Merryman, aged,6lb (J. Osborne 0
Mr. Combe's Brawn, 3 yrs, fiat (J. Steggles 0
Betting : 7 to 4 eget ltusasborough, 3 to 1 apt Thornhill,
6 to 1 apt Evadne, end 6 to 1 sack apt Old Rowley, Kohl-
neer, and Woodlark. Sir Rowland Trenchard went off
with the lead, but in a few strides gave,preeedence to Kohi-
sue and Sir Robert, the former leading. On entering the
seeds ha three closed and raced home, Sir Rowland
Trenchant winning by half a length, and Lohinoor beating
air Robert by a neck. Ran in 1 min. 17 MCC
SWIIII4TAILEA of 10 son. each: for 3-7 r-olds, Tat 91b ;
Sour, Set 31b; live and upwards, list 81b. The winner to be
sold for 400 son. if demanded, to First half of Ab.M.
Mr. Waller's Ephesus, 4yn (Wakefield) 1
Lord Warwick'. Grief, 6 yrs ((Crouch 2
Copt. D. Lane's Couture, 3 yrs (Fishman) 3
Lord Eater's Mountain Flower, 3yn (Norma) 0
Mr. T. King's Narcissus, 5 yrs (A. Day) 0
Mr. Pedley's Trousseau, 3yn (Charlton) 0
Botha( 7to 4 each Ephesus and Conmore. Conmore
made rutting for a quarter of • mile, when Ephesus
took it up, and won easily by a length ; half • length be-
tween second and third. Run in 51 sec. The winner was
'Limed.
BWiIItSTAXIS of 10 NOM each ; for 3-yr olds, 7st ; and
three, 84 Illb ; the winner to be sold for 400 son. if de-
manded, te. First half of Ab. M.
Mr. S. Merry's Sestuo, 2 yrs (Well 1
Mr. Robinson's Billy Richardson, 3 yrs ..(Bumby 2
Mr. Jaques's Gold Dust, 2 yes (G. Mann 3
Lord Easter's Walnut, 2yn (J. Mann 4
Mr. Thompson's Blood Royal, 3yn (W. Abdale)
Betting Even on Seats, and 4to I apt Billy Richard-
son. The winner made all the running, and won in •
canter by 10 lengths, and was claimed. Run in 60 see.
HANDICAP Bwaarstates of 15 SOW each, 10 It, for
3-yr-olds mod upwards. D.M.
Mr. Drinkald's Dulcet, aged, 60 51b (T. Sherwood) 1
Mr. W. amnion's Raseborough, dps, fist 81b
(Templeman) 2
Mr. Dawson as Linywhest, 3 yre, fist 121 b
(Alderoft) 3
Mr. Morris's Timid Fawn, 4 yn, 7st 121 b (Beldam) 0
Lord Itibbleedalea Herbert, 6 yrs, 7st 71b (Flamm) 0
Major Marlyn 's Convulsion, 3 yn, 7at (Rah) 0
Lord Chesterfield's Humphrey, 6 yrs, 7st (Wells) 0
Bettirg : 2 to 1 apt Humphrey, and 3 to 1 aget Dulcet;
nothing else backed. Dulcet took the lead at starting, was
never headed, and won easily by two lengths. The rape was
sat tined.

Atherstone, Wedisaday, Hams
11,11; Friday, Gill's Corner; Saturday, Gopeall—at a
quuter to 11.
Badsworth, Tuesday, Wentbridge ; Thursday, Frystone
Park; Saturday, Shensi Two Gates—at half.past
Branham Moor, Monday, Keddk-lans ; Wednesday.
Barn; Friday, Firth Deighton; Saturday, Boot and Shoe
Inn—at half-past 10.
Lord Henry Bentinck's, Mooday,Magin Moor ; Tuesday,
Snipleford Moor; Wednesday, etidge Inn; Thursday,
Burton; Friday, Gate, Burtuu ; Saturday, Hackthorn—
at 11.
Duke of Besofores, Monday, the Bell, Old Sodbury;
Wednesday, Draycot ; Thursday, Bath Lodge; Saturday,
Calcot.
Cuttesmore, Monday, Grettham Inn ; Tuesday, Market
Overton; Thursday, Witham-on-the-Hill; Saturday,
Brooke Hall—at 11.
('raven, Monday, Tottenham Park; Wednesday, Green.
ham Common; Friday, Hare and Hounds, Lambourae,
Woodlands ; Saturda Lilly—at a quarter to 11.
Mr. Conyer's houuda, Monday, Nylons; Thursday, Pirgo
Park; Saturday, Hatfield Town—at 11.
Crawley and Horsham—Monday, Pound Hill; Wednes-
day, Handcross Toll-gate; Friday, Duck Barn, West
Grinstead.
Durham County, Monday, Pittingtos Hallgarth ; Thurs-
day, Witton Gilbert—at half-put to.
North Devon, Wednesday, Bray Ford—at half-put 10.
Bases Union, Wednesday, Burleigh Wash; Saturday,
South Hanniagfield Mill—at half-put 10.
South Essex, Tuesday, Denton Blacksmiths; Saturday
Tilbury Mill—at half-put 10.
Mr. l'arquharsan's, Monday, Winconsb; Tuesday, Tar-
rant Hinton Turnpike Gate ; Wednesday, Woodgates Inn.
Mr. H. 0. Greaves's hounds, Monday, Tuber/11; Tues-
day, Martin; Thursday, Balaton; Saturday, Greenfield—
at 11.
Holderness, Monday, Burton Constable; Tuesday, North
Dalton; Friday, Everingbam Park; Saturday, Waseaud—
at a quarter to
Hayworth, Tuesday, Entcreommon ; Saturday, Low
Middleton.
Mr. M. Ingram's, Tuesday, Kedleston Inn; Thursday,
Milhous; ; Saturday, Aston—at a quarter to 11.
Mr. Lumley's, Monday, Barnby Muir; Tuuday, Ostser-
ton ; Thursday, Thrybergh Park ; Friday, Oringley-cm-the-
Hill—at half-past 10.
Mr. Marshall's, Monday. Bradney'a Comer; Thursday,
Woodford Bridge—at half-put 10.
Raiford, Monday, Cocking Moor; Tuesday, Winkburn;
Thursday, Ossington ; Saturday, Langwith Bridge—at half-
peat 10.
Duke ef Rutland's, Monday, Three queen'; Tuesday,
Stables; Friday, Broadwatan--at half-past 10.
Sir R. Sutton's, Monday, Kirby Gate ; Tuesday, Wid-
=on ; Wednesday, Bradgate House; Thursday,
—at 11 ; Friday, Kegworth Statism—at 20 minutes
put 11.

RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURINJ IHR PAST WEER.

A
5

16
189
91
20

rims col M'way.

Aberdeen _ _
Belfast and Ballymena
Belfast and County Down
Birkenhead, Lem.,* Cheshire

Blackburn .
Bridal and Exeter

it
188
3191
26
10}
90
180

Cabarets&
Cheerer Ned Holyhead
Cork, Eladorook, and Pamir
Cork and Daska
Dublin and Datiot Junction
Dublin sag Drogheda
Dublin Ziogatown
Dundee and Arbroath
=ruga=nomd June
en

got ANN=
Kart Lira
Rasters canter sad Norfolk

Beaten this.
Edialsurgb and Glasgow
Eslinbsuipb. Perth, & Dundee
E zeter and Creditor

1
16

Fusses
Olseiew MIA Western
GresiNalhonalti.Linoolosh
Croat Sonlbera Western(lr)
Weal Won=
bilk See* =sclera
Kraig asi Windermere
Lesarlitz OEN&
loam
Noelbsra iles mei Yorkshire
Lois
Liverpsel.Oreaby, &Southport
Louisa soil North Western
Landis sortDlStirnst Block,
naetall
losiss• g S.
Looks and Ems Workmen .
Losisairosy and lisalskilk;
=ltsozlextlSaatloLiasst.s
Mossirelorisd &OW
=rt Carlisk
Mesa Great Western (Ire )
Masklands
Newer& sad Carlisle
North DAM
Neetk INellhrdshire
Nardi Weston
00.,0r0.,411 Wolverhampton
So 41st Central
Sesta& Weiland

1,418
818
22.$

111
167
9
as_

MII/L;iiir STAIRS of 2.5 sovs.each, for 2-yr-olds. D.M.
Mr. J. Osls.ime's Exact, Bst Blb ..... ..(0 Osborne) 1
Mr. Booltoa's Winter, fit 10lb (Oarvey) 2
Sir R. Pigot's f by Bay Middleton oat of Belle
Sauvage, 6st 101 b (Well 3
Mr. Armstrong's Placid, ist 121 b (Sly 0
Lord Ribblesdale's Talfourd, 7st 61b (ear. 7st Blb
(Tmaplesnani 0
Kr. T. Fryer's Aigrettes. lot 41b (Aldcroft 0
Lord Exeter's c by Orlando out of Haley, bet 121
(Hoffer) 0
Mr. J. Scott's Baton, bet Illb (Chillman) 0
Lord Glasgow's sin to Cancan, Bst 101 b (T. Smith) 0
Capt. Thellasma's Lady Gertrude, Est 121 b
8. Steggles) 0
Betting :2to 1 apt Asters?* (4to 1 apt Exa 6 ct, to 1
Ma apt Winter owl Belle &mew filly, 8 to 1 wish apt
Medi GM Tenoned, ewl 10 to 1 apt Raton. Wiper wool
dY Oinepareidi ire Belle lump filly eel Asormeis,
GM hider the nets fit fi Imsdistely abwir had* the
-, overbill It ea is the oselsAlatevorea hen me way,
and Blast, joining the two heisee, Medea them half way,
aad won very cleverly by• hog*, the semi beating the
third by half a length. lea to IWs 46 no. Game
Tummy was sentehed ball are hour behee the race.
Ss REP/TALMO .110 son. Nab; 2-yrelie, 7st 7th; three,
ost 41b. The whew te he odd for 200 son., if demanded,
Re. ; if **tend to be he 16W., allowed 61b ; fot 1001.,
101 b ; sad for 601. Mb. T.T.C.
Mr. JOAN'S by e by Sir Hercules out of Dexterous,
3 yes, Get Sib (50(.) (Kendall) 1
Mr. Merry's Da-edema's, 2 yrs, let 816 (601.)
(Well.) 2
Mr. J. J. Rendeseen'e Needle, 3 yrs, Set 3lb (601.)
(G. Oates) 3
Lord Exeter's f by Beirem out of Amyrillis. 2 yn
Est Bib (SOO (Hirer) 4
Mr. Onrille's Warbler, 2 ps, 7st 71b....(Flatcoan) 6
Mr. Dawson's Doubleshot, 2 yrs, Cot Clb (601.)
(Aldero(t)
Betting : 2to 1 ,it Dexterous colt, 3 to 1 apt Needle,
ad 3to 1 eget Deeemente. Daemons colt, after b
E2:with lb. ?rash gni rairstag the entire coons, anode
been with Pmettllligalig %woggle to the pot, got
17•111 k mho meal all*, rumba wow la a canter by
OM kerbs, ad spin iremegieweekt the bey, tea nearly
le the top of therm barn beNal be etegge4. Run in
I aria 16 sees. The winaer woo dim&
Nr Malta' SWIM of 26 we each he 1 newel& D.M.
Mr. Mare's f by lAaeroost oat of Trearkeriwo.
11 lb - ....N4
Gen. Anson's ek e by Don John out of pob.
7st Sib
Mr. J. M. Stanley's North Pole, Set 71b..(Msners)
Sir it. Pigot's Jack the Chant Killer, let Blb
(A. Cowley)
Mr. Chilton's Audubon, 7st 1316 (Mane
Capt. D. Lane's Auchinkek, 7st 71b (J. Masa
Mr. Morris's King David, 7st 71b (Brim
Lord Chesterfield's Jacqueline, 7st 81b (Flatmen
Lord Exeter's Dove, 7st alb (W. Herbs&
Lord Glasgow's Dosblethong, 7st 11b....(T.Smithi
Lord Clifden's Altitade, Bet I lib (Toore
Mr. 8. Spoase's Drightwalthans, let
(W. Cowley)
Bettis( 3to 1 apt Treacherous filly, 4 to 1 each apt
Audubon and North Pole, 7 to 1 aptJaek the Giant-killer,
sad Bto 1 apt King David. Treacherous
filly jumped off
with the lead, incensed it as she west on, and war to a
eintrann aster by three lengths. Rua in I mils. 47 sees.
Pi ITT Potone ; for 3-yr obis, lit 616 ; four, Bet 51b ; five
rad upwards, Set 1011, • the wiaaar to be mid he 100 son.,
Udine/sled, ac. A.F.
Mr. Regen's Trinket, 4 pre (Bogenl
Mr. Osborm's The Cutler, 4 yrs.... (G Osborne 2
Mr. She)merdine's Morning Star, 3 (Knottps....t 3
Kr. Payne's Wingesead (carried 7et 81h), 3pa
(Flotsam) 0
Duke of Richmond's Houlakia, 3 yrs (Charlton) 0
Sir R. W. Bullishly's Hook'ma-Spivey, 4 pe
(Baal 0
Mr. 000Tr's Diligence, 6 yre grulution 0
Mr. Liley a ileeolne, 6 yrs
Mr. J. Fuller's Madrid, 3 years,
Mr. Baker's Nameless, 6 yrs (Simpson 0
Betting 6to 2wrt The Cutler, and 7to 2 apt Rookie
Spivey. A spd'M nee between the Int three, Trinket
ideals, by a seek, and Cutler heating Nairobi( Star by a
heed. -Rua in 2 min 20 see.
(aT ZLICTRIC TIELIKMAPX.)
ArDLIT-IND OMNI of 30 son. nab, for 3-yrolds end
upwards. A.E.C.
Mr. T. Pan'. Weathergage, 3 yre, Walt. . (Marimal 1
Mr. Orerille's Adios, 3 yrs, 7st 916 maim. 2
Mr. Saxon's Bleak Defter, 4 pa, Bet ..(Abralmsra 3
Mr. B. R. Clark's Lady is Wettlag, pea=
Kr. B. Batowe's lea Nevis, 3 yre, let 716 6
lietriag: 6 le 4 opt Mime, 61r 1 opt EllaTeetor,

'703
4,666
8,681
13,!2.!

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126

4,1961
16,120
2,2761
2,466'
1061

Shrew/army sad Birmingham
shrsambna y sad Chaster
Baragaiiss Union
ass& Dom
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214
131

South loam
Booth Wake
Southimk.„Dreeseterik Goole
easslttos sod Hartlepool
Tat Vale
Mohr
Wetorked aod Limerick
West Osestrell
Wletioloases lowan
York, Nowelede,zidaisaßeririck
Yeet sad North]lldlaad

4,98 i
111,245
4,829
17,422

hi!
4,534
15,n;

,1P99

1111
1.904
114201

i,64 71i1
95

1,687
GM

211
1,737
814
4,996
9,698
3,641
163

995
1,160
769
616
666

M 3
4,617
17,91 P
„2,518
4,180
2,496
133

sob
4,844
14,419
6,192
20,430
1 233

P 178
6,60
17,172
1,409
1376
60,892
11,005
12,795
. 12,624
412

7,
666

•4$
24,062
2,709
881
24n
4,,068
On
931

14,911

ill
"0114
744

eye
1,777
642
2,050
16,766
2,620
1,310
2,013
2,620
' 1,10
637

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16,668
9,402

Tomos.
Dutch Rhenish
Muia Adonis
Montscess sad Troyes
Nassur sad tits
Na of PawL s
Odom rd Osotral•
Pods sodsod Nom Una
Pads
Pads sal Odmbruitt
lima sal Havre
Waldo se Prase.
• *be reel* bairn Ms Utak OS the Orions eed Poidi, Os.
temesead Iseitemolleues owl Nista ham

1,001
264
1,046
967
26.794

1,114
188
1,050
1,287
28,113
23,274
16,626
7,676
117,964
3,248
4,297

A
sip

11,8i-8
2,874
3,674

CHATAOZ.OP MANSLAVORTER.

Susan Neal surrendered to take her trial for man
slaughter. Mr. Robinson prosecuted, and Mr. Clarkaan
was counsel for the prisoner.
The circumstances under which this charge was pre.
(erred were of rather an extraordinary character. It ap-
peared that the prisoner wee the wife of a very respectable
man, and resided at Stoke Newington, and that in cease-
quenee of the misconduct of a girl named Sopby Williams,
who was employed by her es a domestic servant, she dis-
charged her after she had been in her service about a fort-
night, paying her, however, a month's wages. A day or two
afterwards the girl's mother, accompanied by the deceased,
a woman named Jones, went to the residence of the prisoner
for the purpose, as the mother stated, of ascertaining why
her daughter had been dimstimed so summarily from her
situation, and. according to her evidence, the door was
opened by the prisoner, sad immediately upon her seeing
who was there, she threw a small bundle, containing
some portion of the girl's clothes, into the face of
the mother, and at the same Instant put out her hand, and
gave the other woman (the deceased) a push, the edict of
which was to cause her to fall from the door.steps into an
area about four feet deep, and by the fall she received an
injury upon her head which resulted in her death about a
week afterwards. The mother of the girl admitted in her
evidence that she and the deceased bad had two or three
glasses of gin before they went to the house of the prisoner,
and it appeared that is the coarse of the traniactica she
had broken several wisdoms, and was taken into custody
and fined by the magistrate, sad the constable who spree-
beaded her stated that both she and the deceased were
quite drunk at the time the affair occurred.
Mr. Clarkson made a brief defence on the part of the
prisoner, urging that it was clear the parties had gone to
the house for the purpose of creating a disturbance, and he
said that if the prisoner bad used any violeace it was
merely snob as was perfectly justifiable to prevent them
from forcing their way in, and that if the deceased had not
been drunk she would not have fallen into the area.
A number of respectable witnesses, neighbours of the
prisoner, were alled to meek to her character, and they
all testified to the fact of her being an inoffentive, good-
tempered person.
The learned judge having summed up, the jury imme-
diately returned a verdict of Not Guilty.

_MANSLAOOII2I/L.

Jones Phillip,267;;;lntikrt;tilei the wilful murder of
Anne Matthews, otherwise Brown.
The facts of this case hare been given eery recently in
the police reports.
The Jury found the prisoner Guilty of manslaughter, and
he was sentenced to be transported for Mess years.
This cue concluded the bushier of the eerie&

THE WOOLLEN TRADE.—Leens, Ocr. 29 —Some
exceedingly ridiculous articles have this week appeared in
certain ministerial journals, designed to show that the
woollen trade of Yorkshire is rapidly declining. The shal-
lowness of their prognostications, so far as Leeds is con-
cerned, will sufficiently appear from the following report
of the state of trade in this town :—There was again a brisk,
active, and buoyant market on Saturday. The same de-
scription of goods, such as beavers, witneys, meltons, and
other heavy cloths, suitable for winter, that have been so
much in request lately, were in good demand, and met with
ready purchasers. An excellent business was; done. On
Tuesday, the morning was foggy and dark, conscquentlythi
market in the coloured cloth hall was rather flat, but in the
white cloth-hall it was pretty brisk ; together, perhaps,
about an average business was done. The stock of goods in
the markets, as well as in the hands of the manufacturers,
has been regularly decreasing for some time past, and
is at the present nearly exhausted. We never saw it Bo
low in the cloth-halls; a great number of the stands are
entirely void of goods, and amongst the remnant that is
scattered about, there is very little of a good marketable
character. It will require very considerable additions be-
fore the merchants have their usual choice to select from.
It is not very likely that there will be any important addi•
tier, to the present stock for some time to come (unless a
very material change takes place in the state of the trade),
as most of the principal manufacturer' are in the main en-
gaged making to order, and their goods, as they come
round, are delivered direct to the warehouses; hence only
every small portion of their manufactures are available
fur the market. Prices arc very firm, with an upwaru ten-
dency, as there can be no doubt that a considerable advance
must be given for goods that have to be made from wool
purchased et the present sales. We "Wed last week that
wool up to the 21st ult. had gone on the average about lid.
per lb. higher than the sales in August. This advance has
been firmly maintained during the present week. Seve-
ral parties are of opinion that good clothing wools are even a
shade higher, and the lower descriptions a little easier, but
hitherto there are no symptoms whatever of any giving way
in the present prices. Although the fall trade may be con-
sidered as drawing towards a close, there still continues a
good business doing for the country trade in the warehouses.
Witneys, beavers, double milled cloths, and other heavy
goods constitute the principal demand. The shipping
houses remain quiet. The present month is near its close—
sufficiently to enable us to review its trade. It gives us
pleasure to report that a very excellent and satisfactory
business has been done. Thera has been a continuous,
steady, brisk, and active trade throughout the month both
in the cloth halls and in tho warehouses. For most descrip-
tions of winter goods neither the manufacturers nor,
the merchants have been able to supply the de-
mend, and there can be no doubt that the manu-
facturer' have obtained good and remunerative prices fur
them. We believe there never was a better fall trade done
in Leeds than there has been this autumn—it has not been
speculative or rash, but has arisen entirely out of a fair
legitimate demand. The stocks, which are ever/where ex-
ceedingly light, are a fair indication that there is no over-
trading. Tho mills in the surrounding clothing districts
employed in the manufacture of woollens, as well as those
in Leeds engaged both in the manufacturing and finishing,
have been for a considerable time past, and are now, gene-
rally, in full work, affording good employment to the in-
dustrious operative. We hesitate not to affirm, and we
believe the assertion will be confirmed by nearly every
person connected with the woollen business, that the staple
trade of this town and district was never in a more sound
end healthy 'We than it is at present, and wo certainly
think that its present proqerous condition is one of the
results arising tram the freedom of commerce."

WILLIAM ItIVOE, CHARLES RIDGE, and WILLIAM NE.W.
LAND, Chicheoter, Sussex, bankers-4th div. of lid., Oct.
30, Nov. I, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Whit-
MOWS, Basinghall-street.
WILLIAM Unity 'tumor, jun ,Warnhorough, Hampshire,
butcher-Ist dividend of i:d., any Wednesday, at Whit-
more's, Basinghall-street.
Jute DAVID BENJAMIN, Southampton-street, Blooms-
bury-square, dealer in cigars—let di,. of Is. 9:d., any
Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basingball.street.
JOHN Douutais CooPeu, \Voodcavc', Derbyshire, cotton
spinner-2nd div. of 4s. bld., any Wednesday, at Whit-
more's, Basingbalhstreet.
DIRDRICK CARSTEN HERMANN TAMER, London-street,
City, merchant—div. of Ojd., on account of the let div. of
Is. (v., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basinghall-
street.
- - _

lloazar WHITE and JOHN Bowt.rn, Gloucester-street,
Curtain-road, scaleboard cutters-1• t diy. of 6s. old., any
Wednesday, at Whitmore's Itasinghall-street.
JAMES NORMS, Watford, Ilertfordshire, grocer—lst diy.
of Is. 61.1., any Wednesday, at Whitmore s,
IlasiagbaL-
street.

Great Marlow, Buckinghamshire, inn.
keeper-1d die. of Is., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's,
Basinghall-street.
CHARLES SAmniN. Newbury, Berkshire, upholsterer-Ist'
die. of Is. 7.1., Nor. 2, and any subsequent Tuesday, at
Pennell's, Guildhall-chamben.
WILLIAiI LAZE, Fleet-street, City, printer-2nd dir. of
45., Nov. 2, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell's,
Guildball•chamben.

Jo;e7lt-iitsnreeat, Great Winchester-street, City,
merchant-Ist div. of 641., Not, 2, and any subsequent
Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall-chambers.
JOHNSON and COLE, Great Winchester-street, City, mer-
chants-2nd div. of Id.,Nov. 2, and any subsequent 'Tues-
day, at Pennell's, Guildhall-chambers.
HENRY CHARLES VeHnzicz, Adam's-court, City, coke
merchant-2nd div. of lUid., Nor. 2, and any subsequent
Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall-chambers.
JOHN MURRAY, GraCPCIHITCh-street, City, warehouseman
—2nd div. of 3 7.32 d., Nov. 2, and any subsequent Tues-
day, at Pennell's, Guildhall-chambers.
Gnonon Moos Borrowby Yorkshire, corn miller-2nd
div. of Is. lid., and Is. Sid. on new proofs, Oct. 28, and
any subsequent Thursday, at Freeman's, Leeds.
BENJAMIN CROWTHER, Mirheld, =Hater —lst div. of
3e. 31d, any day,, at Young's, Leeds.
GEOROE SMITII, Leeds, HAI spinner-Ist div. of 4e. 81d.,
any day, at Young's, Leeds.
JOSH. ALLANSON, Kirby Moor Side-2nd div. of 6e. Bd.,
any day, at Young's, Leeds.
MATTHEW CHAPMAN, DeTOHpOTI, Devonshire, painter—
further div. of Is., any Tuesday or Friday after Nov. 3,
at 'lemmas's, Exeter.
MATTHEW Dittman, Dittisbam, Devonshire, miller-Ist
div. of is. any Tuesday or Friday after Nov. 3, at
Hernaman's. Exeter. _ _ _

CORN.--CHILWSVORD, Oet. 29.—We had a fair supply
of Wheat to-day, and but little of any other article. Wheat
met a ready sale, at fully last week's prices, and in some
instances rather more money was obtainable, 455. to 48s. ;
extra, 50e. for white ; red, 36.. to 395. ; extra, 40s. Barley,
seam and quite as dear, both for grinding and malting
qualities, 30s. to 345. malting. Beans very Nara and
dearer.

Ltheoim, Oet. 29.—Our market was well supplied with
Wheat to-day, which fully supported last week's rates. A
large show of Barley was taken off readily at an advance of
ls. per qr. There wee no alteration in Oats and Beans.
Wheat, red, now, 88s. to 411. ; white, new, 40s. to 475.;
old, 475. to 495. Barley, grinding, 235. to 26e. ; malting,
355. Oats, 18s. to 225.
LtvenrooL, Oct. 29.—During the period between Tues-
day and to-day the Wheat trade here became more excited
than usual, and the sales of most deariptions of foreign
were very extensive, principally for investment, partly also
for local consumption and Irish account, for all which pur-
poses prices tended rather upwards ; Floor and Beans at
the same time being rather dearer, and all other articles
meeting a fair degree of attention at our last currency. We
advance our quotations to-day Id. to 2d. per 701 b. on foreign
Wheat generally, with a good healthy demand for con-
sumption, some speculative purchases, and several parcels
taken for shipment to Ireland. With a diminished show of
home Wheat, farmers realised an improvement of 2d. to 3d.
per 701 b., and a tolerable clearance was effected. Flour
was held for &I. te 6d. per brl. more money, which was
realised in partial instances for extra quality. In Barley,
Malt, and Peas, us variation can be noted ; but Beans are
again rather dearer. Oats and Oatmeal dull of sale, at
previous rata. Indian Corn on the spot is Gd. per r.
dearer ; the stock here is light, and transactions ne y
circumscribed. A large business afloat is doing from day to
day in arrived as well ',distant cargoes, at rather improving
rates, in which Wheats of all kinds participated. Arrivals
into Liverpool and Runcorn, from Oct. 26 to Oct. 28 in-
clusive : Wheat, 7,997 qn. ; Barley, 80; Oats, 2,182; Beene,
1,573; Indian Corn, 3,120; Oatmeal, 6,037 sacks; Flour,
1,360 sacks, 6845 brie. Exports to Inland:—Wheat, 606
qrs.; Indian Corn, 974; Flour, 607 seeks and 6,865 barrels.
WAILDFIELD, Oct. 21.—The grain trade during the week
has manifested great drama, and, though the arrivals in
meet of the leading markets have been such as to prevent
any material increase in prices, yet a fair business has
passed. Ireland appears to have considerable wenn, the
channel markets have caused an active f.o.b. trade from the
east coast. The local demand everywhere is good, and
stocks do not accumulate. At this day's market the show
of Wheat is not large. There is a fair sale, and sellers have
the advantage in prices, but not sufficiently so as to make
any alteration in the currency. Heavy Barley is fully as
dear; the lighter qualities do not go freely, yet without va-
riation in price. Oats and Shelling as before. Beans and
other articles steady. Imports during the week: Wheat,
8,188 qrs.; Barley, 2,1.42 ; Beans, 303 ; Peas, 407 ; Shelling,
100 loads ; Malt, Ed.

EDWARD WILLS MIEN, Totnes, Devonshire, builder—lit
div. of 45., any Tuesday or Friday after Nov. 3, at Her-
naman's, Exeter.
Tnottits 1i !elicits, St. Thomas the Apentl• Devonshire,
Umber merchant-Ist div. of 5.., any Tuesday or Friday
after Nov. 2, at Ilirtrel's Exeter.
WILLIAM HANN PlNE,doniton, Devonshire, maltster—
div. of lid., any Tuesday or Friday, at Hirzel's, Exeter.
HENRY EVANS, Ilchester, Somersetahire, carpenter—lit
div. of 2s. 11d., any Tuesday or Friday ;tier Oct. 19, at
Hirtsers, Exeter.
WILLIAM Lawn, Plymouth, grocer—div. of Is. 9d., any
Tuesday or Friday, at llirtxers, Leeds.
HENRY HAYMAN, Ottery St. Mary, Devonshire, apothe-
cary-Ist div. of 61d., any Tuesday or Friday, at Hirt-
eel's, Exeter.
CHARLES EDWIN WILSON and HENRY WiLsotr, Rhosy-
attire and Cefn Mawr, Denbighshire, grocers-Ist di,.
of lc 01d., Nov. 1, and any subsequent Monday, at Bird's,
Liverpool.
WINDER and FISHER, Liverpool, merchants-2nd di,. of
Is. 31d., Nov. 1, and any subsequent Monday, at Bird's,
Liverpool.
JOHN RIDGWAY, Liverpool, merchant—lit di,. of 34.,
Nov. 1, and any subsequent Monday, at Bird's, Liver-
o
ILLIAM Roma FEARS, Birmingham, draper--Ist di,.
of ss. lied., any Thursday, at Christie'., Birmingham.
WILLIAM HADEN RICHARDSON, jun., Darluton, Stafford-
shire, tube manufacturer—lit die. of ed., any Thursday,
at Christie s, Birmingham.
DIVIDENDS.—Nov. 19. W. Lake, Fleet-street, City,
printer—Nov. 22. 0. Baker, len., Threadneedle-street,
City, stockbroker—Nov. 22. J. Stuck Bucklersbury, City,
wine merchant—Nov. 19. 0. W. Attiood, America•square,
City, merchant—Nov. 22. C. J. Cartier, Greenwich and
Shooter's-hill, solicitor—Nov. 22. J. W. Cooper, Park-road,
Bayswater, clerk in the Commissariat Department—Nov.
20. W. J. Paxman and Catherine Pairean, Hare-etreet,
Bethnal green. silk dyers—Nov. 20. T. Patient, Saffron
Walden, Essex, cooper—Nov. 20. W. Marshman, Charlotte-
street, Portland-place, carpenter—Nov. 20. J. Clouldes-
brough, Manchester, manufacturer—Nov.2l. R. P. Weston,
Wellington, Shropshire, surgeon—Nov. 30. 8. Beniams,
jun ' Hereford, grocer—Nov. 23. R. Bartle, Helston, Corn-
wall, grocer—Nov. 23. S. B. Sarjeant, Callington, Corn-
wall, attorney—Nov. 30. J. Jackson, Scarborough, York-
shire, silversmith—Nov. 20. J. Binney and T. Binney, Shef.
field, merchants—Nov. 20. M. Marshall, Sheffield, cut nail
manufacturer—Nov. 20. J. R. Pearson, Sheffield, wine
merchant.

CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to
the contrary, on the day of meeting.
Nov. 20. J. Streator, Brighton, corn merchant—Nov. 22.
E. Balls, Birmingham, perfumer.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Regan Manchester, Chili,
and Peru, merchants.
T. ltimmer and Charlotte Rimmer, Alceater, Warwick-
shire, needle manufacturers.
J. ft'hiffcn and E. Whalen, Greenwich, saddlers.
J. Stringer and W. Mann, Liverpool, and Northwich,
Cheshire, merchants.
W. Clifton and A. M. Lneas, City-road, house and estate
agents.
C. W. Akhnrst and G. Grenville, George-street, Portman-
square, butchers.
R. Shaw and T. Porter, Liverpool, pawnbrokers.
T. Coates and C. Cot's, Bridlington, Yorkshire, iron-
mongers.
J. Perkins and J. Slater, Leeds, stone merchants.
J. Lott E. Pole, and J. Jewell, Whitchurdi, Hampshire,
and I,Valbrook, City, patent harness and bridle manu-
facturers.

CATTLE. Ewes'. (Eluansv) Fain, Oct. 29.—This
fair, which Is chartered for two days, commenced yester-
day. The supply of grazing Beasts was plentiful, but qua-
lity inferior ; nevertheless, the demand was good, and /110 st,
of them wire readily sold ; prices for all breeds ruling
L ipt=sdhigh as at previous fairs. Barren Cows were easily
ofd about 28.8 d. par stone of Blbs. ; you Beasts,
if a little meaty, a trifle more. Edell and in-calf Cows and
When sold freely; Cows at 151. to 171.; heifers, 81. to 121.
per head. There were about eight thousand Sheep
sad Lambs penned, being 7,000 less than last year. But of
those offend ewes were readily disposed of at 28e. to 32..
each; ewe Lambe, 18s. to 21s. ditto. Best wethem A. to
40s. each; wither Lambs, 20e. to 265. ditto. Culls went
at lower figures, but still at high and satisfactory prier.'
There was an active demad for young cart Horses and Colts
both of which realised high prices. 'Young Ponies of im-
proving character sold 'freely at V. to} 101. each. There
were no good nag Bores worth mentioning, but plenty of
" screws," the prime of which are Immaterial. The second
day of this fair is so thinly supplied and attended it rarely
produces any solid advantage either to buyer or seller.

T. B. and J. Caroming, jun., Portwood, Cheshiro,
cotton manufacturers.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—On and after Mon-
day next the fares by this railway will be reduced in accord-
ance with the requirements of the Orford Company's A ct.
They will be : 'taproom train from Paddington to Bristol,
clam 26e. Id., instead of 305.; 2nd clam 18e. act., instead
of 265. Ordinary trains—let claw 21s. 10d., instead of 251. ;
2nd class He. 84., instead of 18e. fld.
Tins SOUTII WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY have
jest meted additional offices at their Southampton termi-
nus, la order to improve the refreshment accommodations,
owl le extend these accommodations to second and third
oho peanengers.

• the nuns for auvtralut ma the Cape of Good Mg* are mete up
on the fmt of every aitermta nenait. Thome made up on tLe :t•ta
ant •24th of e.tch month via Montbtroploa and Mantettko are not Ly
R 'creels at present from Eingatron, but amt year they r.ll La
sent In steamers.

t Mails are tiro made ■p on :he 2nd of every alternate mordk Sru
the (km of Good hope.
• The mails to those countrin thus marital (*) ere e4nnyed by
Franck packet to klarssillto.

I Leeds, bricklayers.
G. Lake, nu., and It. Stewart, Manchester, hosiers.
J. Harris, I. 0. Dan' and It. Wilson, Flimby Colliery,
Maryport, so far as regards J. Harris.
E. Shaw and J. L. Dobson, Kidderminster, carpet mann-
_ &chums. _ _ . _

o.WWl;on and H. Wilkinson, Bromley, Lancashire,
dyers.
R. A. Bust and C. C. Stahl, Regent-street, Portland-place,
mule sellers.

J. Pickles and 8. 11. Pickles, Leeds, wholesale iron-
mongers.
W. Poole and J. Mobey, Macclesfield, Cheshire, waste
dealers.

Kit Watson and R. Sherriffs, Glasgow, slop and shirt
makers.

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