The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-22 00:00:00

TALLOW.

We have had a considerable movement in the tallow
market this week. On Monday and Tuesday the market
continued strong; bat on Wednesday a sudden decline took
plan late in the day, in consequence of large speculative
sales being forced on the market. The price on the spot
was not affected to the same extent as for forward delivery,
bolds!' not participating in the views of those who were
operating for a fait. Yesterday 66s 31. was aeoepted for
October and December in the morniog, bat before the close
of the market a reaction eornmenced, and today we have
been firmer in all positions, leaving off on the spot—Y. C.,
66i. 91. to 67e.; Oct. sod Dee., 66a. 61. to 665. 9d.; Dec. sad

Jim. 67e. 6d.; Jan. sad Minh, 688. &pont; monthly
deliveries. 67e. to 67e. 6d. Tne doliveriee to lest evening
wore 1,716 casks; the arrivals, 79 casts. The public roles eon.
Dieted of 447 cooks, of whkh 343 sold.—From Mesas. Smith
sad Charles's Circular of Friday ',Gain.

CORN.—C/131.1(8101D, Bats. 21.—There was t mode-
rate supply of wheat at market to-day, which was not in the
good condition of last week ; all the best descriptions
pealed nearly lest week's prier., hut out nt condition par-
cels le. lower. Red, 70e. to 775.; sutra, 789.; white, r/s.
to 831.; sifts, 84e. Barley, but little new offering, which
commands high rates ; 38s. to 40s. for fine malting. Beau,
a few samples of new, hat soft in oonditios.
Lnicoms, tilirr. 21.—We have a good supply of wheat
at our market to-day, the greater part being of the new
mop. New wheat about ls. less than last week, while old
was fully al dear as this day se'attight. New red, 735. to
177 e.; old. ; now white, 78s. to 81s. ; old, 86s. Not
mach barley showing; good old, 381. to 405.; new, 311.
to 355.

WAILIMIXLD, SEPT 21—There mu a ATOM feeling la
the wheat trade today than at Leeds on Tuesday ; prices of
new, however, mast be noted Is. to 2s. per quarter lower
than on Friday last. Old is also Is. per quarter cheaper,
but there Is not much &Daley to press ealea. New barley
to good demand; beans fully as dear. In oats and shelling
aetanesb (Asap. Average for the week ending Sept. 17.
Wank 6,196, at 80c 1 ; barley, 350, at 37.. eid. ; oat.,
70, at 31a. ; beans, 60, 49e.

Dxnuir, Barr. 21.—Trade in corn is sasteady. To-
day's market was heavy, and prices lower. The demand
for new grain was active at the rates of Tuesday. Early to
the sestet factors held for as advance, which to a trifling
latent was realism' for Bret ekes samples of wheat; but
towards the close there was a downward tandiacy is the
valise of every description of new produce. Foreign grain
nosing witbost change in demand and value.
BRIZAST, Barr. 21.—(8y llagnatie Telegrapb).—There
was a ♦ery large supply of farmer's wheat and oats, eon.
dittos and qanlity 'sized. Wheat, Is. per *wt., sad oats
gad oatmeal St per ewe., lower on the wash. At the Corn
Exchange the attendance was small ; foreign wheat and
1190 r bold for an advance of 10. per ton, and 2s. ed. per
sack en Spanish flour. American. Is. par brl. demur. No
change in Indian corn. Demand

CHEEBll.—Biszordrox X, Barr. 20.—Titers was slug*
supply—oboist 400 toes of slum of vary superior quality;
a good atteudsaws of buyers, sod most of the cheese sold at
moss &best the same as lest market.

COALS.—Lownos, SIFT. 21 Wylans, 20s. ; Walls
End Aeons Clue, 21s. 6d.; Walls End Riddell, 204.
9d. ; Walls End Bslnsont, 21s. 6d. ; Walls Hod
IBrsdaylls, 21s. 94 ; Walls End Haswell, 225. 6d. ; Walls
Bud Roston, 225. 61. ; Walls End Kepler Orange,
gd. ; Wain, Bed Ropier, 221. ; Walls End liontague,
21e. ; Walls End South Helton, 225. 6d. ; Walls End
Hartlepool, 225. 6d. ; Walls Bad Haugh Hall, 21s. 6d. ;
Walls End Ti.., 225. 6d. ; Walls End St. Helen's Ti..,
19s. 9J. ; Birnbgrays Gralgola, 221. 6d. ; tares Merthpr, 23a.

BFROPANT BRODIE, OP TUE ROYAL DRAGOONS.
—CiarrnitnunT, FIUDAY.—Thi following requisition bee
bees drawn up and is now in the mums of signature :
"To the Right Worshipful the Mayor of Canterbury.—
We, the uadersigned burgesses and citizens of Canterbury.
have hoard with samba and regret that Sergeant Alexander
Brodie, of the lit (Royal) Dragoons, hes been discharged
from the service of his Queen and country, after a servitude
of nearly If years-17 yen ea a sergeant—with the trilling
lathe
of one shilling per diem. Sympathising, se we do,
la the humane and mealy conduct of Sergeant Brodie, la
thwarting the hostile meeting of his officers, and believing
that he was prompted by the purest motives in se acting.
and else viewing kis subsequent harsh treatment and dismissal
hos the army as the peamlty of his praiseworthy exertions
In preventing the sacrifice of human life, we do respectfully
request your worship to convene a common hall, la order
that the cilium may have an opportunity of taking into ces
sidismitku. all OM feats end Mrcueutences connected with
tide rem Nee of military penoestion sad injustice, sad of
ierrltheir ogindes thereon."
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Plum treunmevec roe vim Om or rcaorcia.—Ospy et a letter
has Br. erm irlrti borkseikr. Ithuustruter. Newts, M Preeesor
lballoway : Mr. Ths Mad* Illnars, sr. isup2
D emedeltire, rue far many aSi mom med id*
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tire awn mry vsmaftly isiarded his eismal the asibre le
ustereinsi en tsyre lkiletreoOissmmit and PUY. sad W '
me he nigslonl le le Ain In Mom be 1s saw reseversd. odd by
modsgme uonies Mesughene the world ; at Professor Billowy%
WA Mai" Lomilms. and iso. New
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Monk WO.

EVENING, SEPTEMBER

FROM the. LONDON GAZETTE, Friday, Sept. 21.
At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, Sept. 20, by the
Ludo of her Mejestv's Most Honourable Privy Conseil.
The Lords of the Council, having taken into consideration
certain applications for leave to upon various articles, of
which the exportation is prohibited to any pleas in Europe
north of Dunkirk, or is the Medicos,. Sea east of
Malta, are pleased to order, and it is hereby ordered, that
the prohibition to export sink articles to any plain east of
Malta shall seem, with the exception of gunpowder, salt-
petre, brimstone, sulphate of potash, markt, of potash
(chloride of potassium), and arms and ammunition of every
kind, with regard to which the prohibition is to remain in
force; sad their lordship, are henby pleased to direct that
this order be subetitsted for their lordships' order of the 28th
August last, which is hereby rescinded ; whereof the Lords
Commissionen of her Majesty's Treasury, and the COU/1111.
stoners of Custom, and all other persons whom it may con-
cern, are to take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
0. C. Ganvu,th.
At the Couch Chamber, Whitehall, Sept. 20, by the
Lords of her Majesty's Meet Honourable Privy Council.
The Lords of the Ossuseil, having taken into consideration
the expedip of peehibiting the export of chlorate of po-
ts" as ea sytisle need in the manufacture of military and
naval a are pinta to seder, and it is hereby ordered,
that the oMaw of her Majesty's Customs do prevent the
exportation of &brute of potty to any place in Europe
north of pliskirk, or en the *patentee= Sea cut of

Male; and iltat the 0a«/a of iierilairssty's Carom: do
permit the export of the said article to any other part of the
world upon taking from the persons importing the same •
bond that it shall be landed and entered for ooneumptioa or
use at the port of destination: whereof the lends Commis-
limier' of her Majesty's Treuury, and the Commissioners of
Customs, and all other persons whom it may conoern, are
to take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
C. C. Ogirru.r.n.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, Barr. 19.
The Queen his bean pleased to approve of Mr. George
Mountain Bowen as Consul at Manchester, for the Republic
of Guatemala.

WAR-OFFICE, Barr. 21.

7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Captain J. N. Mseart•
ney, from half pay 16th Light Dragoons, to be captain,
without purchase.
3rd Light Dragoons—Sergeant Major James Alexander
Dixon to be riding muter.
9th Light Dragoons—Cornet A. 8. Jones to be lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Francis, promoted in the 16th Light
Dragoons.
10th Light Dragoons—Cornet John Nucleon to he lieatssade
without purchase, vice Percy Smith, promoted in the id
Dragoon Guards.
Royal Artillery—Lieutenant eharles Carpenter to be mama
captain,vica Pettey, seconded,being attached to the Turkie
Contingent. To be Veterinary Surgeons—Frederick Sprat,
gent. ; Jonathan Brier, gent. Major Thomas Atchison.
of the Royal Laseashire Militia drullery,fornierly captain
in the Royal Artillery,who was dismissed from the service
in the year 1824, by sinuses of a semiarid Court Martial,
has bees restored to his tinier rank of captain in the
Royal Artillery, and permitted to retire upon the full pay
of that rash from June 16, 1866, but without any claim for
arrears of pay, or to be restored to his original place in the
Royal Artillery. Second Captain and Brevet Major Samuel
Eaderby Gordon to be captain, vice Grey, deceased ;
Lieutenant William Gaily Andrews to be second captain,
vice Gordon.
Grenadier Guards—Captain P. G. Stapleton, from the 43rd
__. _ _ .

Foot, to be lieutenant and capita, by.parobue, vice
Turner, who retires.
7th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Charles Gurney, from
the Royal Bomb Gloucester Militia, to be amigo, without
porchme, vies Pinchard, appointed to the Ceylon Rifle
Regiment; Thomas Burton Vancitiour, gent., to be lin-
age, by purchase, vice Hon. H. Moreton, promoted.
16th Foot—Lieutenant W. H. Carter, from the 63rd Foot,
to be lieutenant, Ties Thomas Coota Grant, who ex-
changes.
19th Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Thompson to be adjutant,

vice Cardsw, who nsigus the adjutancy only.
22nd Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Pesch (2), trout the let
Derby Militia, to be ensign, without purchase.
23rd Foot—Conn Robert Bruce to be m.jor, without pur-
chase, vice Brevet Lieutenant Colonel A. J. Herbert,
whose brevet rank has been converted into substantive
rack, under the Royal Warrant of the 6th Oct., 1864.
The Christian same of Lieutenant O'Connor is Luke

only.
30th Foot—The peeper designed= of the ensign appointed
on Jan. 26, 1855, is Hyde Sergison-Smith.
32ed Foot—Lieutenant William Power to be captain, by
purchase, vice O'Callaghan, who retires.
33rd Foot—Lieutenant Murray Doveton Valentine Treasure
Grant, from the Bost Norfolk Militia, to be ensign, with-
out_purchase, vice Badoock, who resigns.
34th Foot—Ensign E. W. B. Ville,. to be lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Reay, deceased ; David W. Balfour
Ogilvy, gent., to be ensign, without purchase. vice Wen.
36th Foot—Richard Triunes, gent., to be ensign, by pur
chase, vice Pohl's, promoted.
36th Foot—Resign William C. Hill to be lieutenant, by
purchase vice Lambert, promoted in the 19.1 Foot.
45th Foot—Ensign G. C. Close to be lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vies J. C. Creigie-Halkett, who retires.
46th Foot—Ensign H. J. Hitchcock to be lieutenant, by
purchase, vies Forde' promoted.
47th Foot—Ensign E. P. Newman to be lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice J. S. Gaynor, deceased ; Busign John
P. Mallet to be lieutenant, without purchase, Wee New-
man, whose promotion on Sept. 14, 1855, has been can-
celled.
48th Foot—Charles Richard Pennington, gent. to be en-

sign, biyirrehase, in succession toLletitruant'Heathoote,
pronto
49th Foot—Frederick Platt Blackmon, gent., to be ensign,
without purchase, rice Platt, deceased.
60th Foot—Captain Heathfield James Frampton to be
major, without purchase, his commission to be dated Deo.
29, 1864, but not to carry back pay beyond July 10, 1856,
on which day Major and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel the
Hon. J. P. Maxwell was promoted from this regiment to

63rd be captain, by pur-
chase, vies Johns, promoted; Lieutenant Thomas Coots
Great, from the 16th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice W. H.
Carter, who exchanges ; Ensign T. L. Twist*n to be lieu-
tenant, by purchase, vies 'remelts, whose promotion by
purchase on Nov. 17, 1864, has been cancelled.
64th Foot—Assistant ihrgeou George Evans, from the 71st
Foot, to be assistant surgeon, vice Crisp, promoted in the
63rd Foot.
67th Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Basil Tait* to be captain,
without purchase, vice Brevet Major C. C. de Morel,
whose brevet has been converted into substaative rank,
under the Royal Wamnt of Oat. 6, 1854 Ensign
Malsehy Nugent to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice
Tilts; Hugh Robson Evans, gent., to be ensign, without
purchase, vies Nugent.
71U Foot—Moistest Bargees Jots Henry Gilborne, from
the staff, to be moistest surgeon, vice Evans, appointed to
the 64th Foot.
78th Foot—Ensign F. H. Walsh to be lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice D. Stuart, who retires.
79th Foot—Ensign Neil Campbell to be lieutenant, without
Purchase • Ensign James Bell Campbell, from the Ceylon
Rifle Regiment, to be ensign, without purchase, vim Neil
Campbell.
82nd Foot—Lie stemma R. C. Dalrymple Bruce, from the
29th Foot, to be captain, without purchais; Ensign
Charles Stuart Matinee% from the Cape Mounted Rifles,
to be lieutenant, without purchase ; Ensign Graham
Mylne, from the 83rd Foot, to be lieutenant, without
purehase.
88t Foot— Ensign Theobald Barks to be lieutenant, with-
out purchase; Lieutenant Rowley Miller, from the Lon-
' donderry Light Infantry Militia, to be ensign. without
purchase ; William Howley Burlier, gent., to be ensign,
by purchase, in succession to Lieutenant Browne, pro-
moted.
99th Foot—Ensign M. B. Purcell to be lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Benison, who retires.
let West India Regiment—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel L. S.
O'Connor to be lieutenant colonel, without purchase, vice
Hill, appointed to a provisional depot battalion ; Brevet
Mor G. Robeson to be major, without purchase, vice
O'Connor; Lieutenant W. N. Watts to be captain, with.
out pur base, vies Brevet Major G. Robotics ; Ensign W.
Henrick to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Watts.
2nd West India Regiment—Ensign Henry Carvell to be
adjutant. vice Patterson, who resigns the adjutancy only.
3rd West India Regiment—Ensign W. R. Mulliner to be
lieutenant, without purchase, vies Carlisle, appointed to
the 60th Foot; Russell Harris Vieth, gent , to be ensign,
without purchase, vice Milliner.
Ceylon Rifle Regiment—Charles Dyneley Baynes, gent., to
be swigs, without pinches., vice J. B. Campbell, ap-
pointed to the 79th Foot.
Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment—Lieutenant W. H. Hum-
phreys to be Macdonald urchase, vice Genie, who retires ;
Ensign R. G. to be lieutenant, without par-
t:hue, vice Humphreys.
LAND TRANSPORT CORPS.
Major W. E. Evans to be assistant director general, vice
Lieutenant Colonel Napier, who resigns; Captain William
Mayne to be major, vice Evans.
To be Quartermasters of Brigade—Superintendent Richard
Sedley, vise Handyside, appointed lieutenant and adju-
tant of the Royal Engineers Field Equipment ; Lynch
John Keogh. gent , vies Moncktia, who resigns.
BRITISH ITALIAN LEGION.
Vivian Ryan, Esq., to be paymaster of the let Regiment.
UNATTACHED.
The undermentioned °Seers to have their brevet coeverted
into substantive rank, under the Royal Warrant, Oct. 6,
1864:—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Arthur James Her.
bert, 23rd Foot ; Brevet Major C. C. de Morel, 67th
Foot.
PROVISIONAL DEPOT BATTALION.
Quartermaster J. Desmond, from the 97th Foot, to be as-
sistant quartermaster.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
Surgeon Joseph Ambrose Lawson. M D., from the Ordnance
Medical Department, to be staff surgeon of the 2nd elan,
Tied Protherof, who exchanges.
ORDNANCE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Staff Surgeon of the tad Class Silveri &haw Protheree to
be surgeon, Ties Lawson, who exchanges.
BREVET.
Ma or W. E. Evans, assistant director general of the Land
Transport Corp., to bees the reek of lieutenant taloned in
Turkey while so employed,
Ceptein J. N. Xaeartsey, oltho irk Dragoon Gaud., to be
realer ia thousy.

MEMORANDUM.
The appointment of Paatterniaater Thomas Cuddy, as pay-
master of the lovalid Dept at Scutari, to bear date April
11, 1856, is lieu of July 6, 1856, as previously stated.
BREVET.
The undermentioned promotions to take place in the East
lade Company's Army, consequent on the death of
Lieutenant 0 t Richard Tiekell, C. 8., of the Bengal
Engineers, on August 3, 1855, and of Lieutentnt General
Archibald Hamm, of the Blegal Light Cavalry, on Aug.
72,1856.
To be Lieutenant Generah—ltajet General John Henry,

Madras Infantry ; Major Omani Charlea Ramsay Skit-
don, Beegal Infuttry.
To be Major Generals—Colossi George Grenthena, Madras
Infantry ; Coloaal H Creeklow, Bombay Infaatry.
The uedermentioned Mews of the Bast India Co-
-

panTsßi;rvmscreiired upon fall p 7, tiTiii;vl;a step of
rank, as follows :
To be Lieutenant a.lonels—Major George Poynta Ricketts,
Bengal Light Cavalry; Major Thomas Dickson, Bombay
Infantry; Major John Runt, Bengal Infantry; Major
Charles Young Basely Bengal Light Cavalry.
To be Major—Captain Frederick Augustus Carleton, Bengal
Infantry.
MEMORANDUM.

Major General PhiliiinnelsBtory,- CTB., whose promotion
was published in the " Gantt*" of May 11, 1855, is of
the Bengal Light Cavalry, and his commission is to bear
date April 13, 1855.

ADMIRALTY, Sierr. 18.
Corps of Royal Marino—Second Lieutenant John Manley
lSad eir to be first lieutenant, vie* Cattier, deceased.
1

MILITIA..
Commission signed by the Queen :
Edinburgh County Regiment of Militia—Henry Samuel
Bowman, gent., to be adjutant.

Wnuse Jams Wan's, Herb t. sM, New North-mad, }sot.
seller, to 'meads, Oct. 3at 12, and Nov. Bat 1, at
EdEdstreet. Sole, lowness sad 03., Old Jewry ; eff. EMI&
wards, Santbreeiteeart.
liowaso Our. Kapv&araws. North ItasealLegasterjele molar. Ost.
2 at 12.1, and Noe. Bat Lt, a laslaglialloteod. ad. Gresham.
Castle-4mi, Beim ; el. aftwerea, fiamliresimeart.
Joan Wu.itaa BaseuClemelesd, deem OM. and 242
at 10, at the. Rinainalum Court held at Ws., Mason
and Start, Grademcgrestr aty, and licagera, Blradaglaua ; off.
ass*, Netalaghasa.
WiLLutat Josmaget, lirsaarawnd, Ldeadmideo, inakeeper. Oct. 2 and
30, at 10, ft tie abulagliam Wert, keit at NoliWgbant. Sol.,
Inelegant, LOOffkbielliall I off. swig. Harr*
JOB. BUXTON Baena% Websilsid. Yithekire. kireta="oo7- 5 end
26, at 11, at Leads ageL Sala, lisle, d Oa, Wakefield, and
Bond sad Derwiek, Leeds; off. eielg.leamg. Leeds
&mon W bralked.TagWre; magaine maker. Oct. 8 and
26, at 11, at Leads (b t, ads, Lees, audited, and Bond and
Barwick, Leeds ; of swig, Yang, Leeds
Timms Panay Sheffield. keler, Oct. 8 and 27, at 12, at Leeds
Court. SaL, Unwia, tnedield; off. wag., Brew* Sheffield.
Tahoe Preston, Laocashire, tailor, Oct. 2 and Nov. 6, at
13, at Manchester Coml. Sol., Boyle, Manchester ; off. sada.,
Putt, Manchester.
DIVIDEND&
Oct 13. T. L. Oximbe, Lesibeth-walk, baker—Oet.ls. T. Shepherd,
King's Lynn, Norfolk, hop merchant—Oct. 13. A. Gibson, Great et.
Helen's, City, ship broker—Oct. 16. J. Martyr, Union.strest. South.
auk, ircontoeger—Oct. 22. Joseph Satrap mad Jams Ham,. West-
bury, Wiluitire, woollen asanutt-00...111. J. Hawker,Waston-
saper-Mare, Somerestaltirs, builder—Oct 16. W. Walters, Chester,
coal spat
BMA 15. J. Rates, Liverpool, apotheeary—Oct. 11. J.
Denbigh, ord, Yorkshire, wodatapler—Oes. la. J. Wells,
ditettleld. biased victualler—Oct. 13. J. 12 Thompson, Rotherham,
Yorkshire. linen draper—Oct. 13. 0. Holm, Higkata, Derbyshire,
sorrier-oot. 13. J. Bradbury, Shelaeld, jobser.
Oct. 13.—E. B. Clarkson, areld.street, City, manufsetarer's agent
Oct. IL O. C. Pawns, Newmarket, All Saint* austaidgashire,
grocer—Oot. 15. J. Hayward, Churcit.eourt, Old Jewry, woollen
WiToloolloolail Oct. 13. J. Hawker, Westonooper.Mars, Somer.
bambini. buildar—Get. 15. J. Orme; iltegletoa, ----
victualler —Ost. lb. J. H. Landes. isrArs.lateelas
Skinner, Tivertoa, Devonshire, madam
CERTIFICATES to he an mass be Mama to the 'caters!
ea the et
'Ann! =TED.
IL D. Taylor sad S. Bow, Vls,Ma. =enlist oil merchants
—H. Flower Ed 11. W. Hymn. sealm,-street, City. srchl-
tasta—R. Jones gal IL T. Jew% asager. Centarvonshire, drapers-
6. Thomas and F. IL amllb, Old Awn. y.ibmbfiv,
_City, accountants
—4. A. Miss Beat" W.I. NUL sad IL Rall, Ottoxeter, sad
drawlsots far es coma A. A. Fliat—L Yotuighusbano
and ILGenaskiandal,Westaugehndorceaeadrapers-11. Ili-hard-
en sad 0. IL liehardem Idworpeel, rope nears—G. Rogerson and
W. T. lobisesa. !antra. Lameaddrs, lialadrapers —W. 0. Wilson
and E. luksestt. Seem Nada, Laassehire, sizing Sour =nurse.
torers—W. Factor and H. Nwiedem Newark, Nottinghamshire,
tallors—B. Carter and E. Carter, amsbridge, 'Undrapes-6. A.
Lieber; J. L Liebe" sad &Dakar; Manchester, Berlin. Prussia, and
Hamburg. aterelaaes—H. BAIRN= and IL Forster, Liverpool, Pads
white sameriturast-11. Aakwerth, J. West, and Nancy Jackets;
Charieumelk DsryyeksW adleamplusius —G. Swallow and T.
kinson, BbafaY, ale maaatasterars—J. Todd sad W. Wright,
street, Cusbureaft—A..l. Healey, J. TOOI2IIIOII, Sarah Rows, J.
Wright, Dadd, dlk throwsters, en far as regards &rah Bow* sad I.
Wright—J. atekborne, J. 1. Blackburn*, and E. Corbett, awstan.
Lanceshlut, and elsewhere, salt refiners, 15..) far as regards J. Bleck.
burns, defamed, and T. Hawks, his representative—W. Guild and
J. B. *Wulff, Port Charlotte, in Islay, distillers—S. J. Halle and
0. IL Golds, Glasgow.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
ALIXANDZR DATUMS, Glasgow, brick builder, Oct. 2, at Crow
Hotel, Glasgow.
WILLJAX aohkirrsoff, Kinross, manufacturer, Sept. 28, at the Salute.
tiun Inn, Kinross.
ham Homo*, Glasgow, confectioner, Sept. 26, at the Globe Hotel.
Glasgow.
GZOIIOI Ciocaus, loam M'Lzi.Loach, and DAVID Biicrsos GOO OAT.
Glasgow, and Houses, Renfrewshire, upholstery furnishers,
Oct. 5, at tbe Waverley Hotel. Glasgow.
GLOMS Gemmel', Glasgow, boiler, Oct. 1, at the Waverley Hotel,
Glasgow.

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