The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 15, 1851.

to write the wog " paid " to entries la Ilhe saaisok
the goods titmousey for which was readwelltryliimportign,
and it was owlensary for Spencer to Mach hie WWI to
the IMMO selin, to indicate that be bad received tionorip
from the rein Oritton also entering the awn et the
pout te inn poser was made by the custooteeL lan
transenne wen an posted in the {edger, and in the ern
under isamalodian it would be head rat that evens in
sot bees npassi fen tie
ninon dent teteZ
that, es nein anieste nee 6en
'accredit lie Wier, thy die nib eel bil=l as
whys the amen was seed le the eirlarin seen mond
would be news le have bees nano and as
leards7 hen
power
toted n sin beemne of this niemey. The M,
(kitten lei ben silty of sone innernties. while eine
to the beeen6p of Mr. Burrs, awl be received sodas te
quit, In beim ths notice elifilMg. aim Mitten came le
light, and he wire given into esiOSlZSlSSeherge widthwise do
subject of another indictment, a Inearer was a wines
Rimiest Oritton in that caw!. In enesquesee of itle. W
Douro anal minute
.= was reds into the wine op.
ter et the establis gni Ilio
mesh wee AS um given into custody fees
being MUM*. believe Nee be bed beta ft
with Grine. ha Irving maw dien tie wan mad di&
fling the NilleetS, by Mier nig antra' "bees, r ane
at all. It wind appre lint on twe days in July. enter
I Clbad bra delivered by tyre et the porters, named
aim and Crowther, and that amongst other sumo,'
Crowther received in payment one of 41. 17s. 44., and
111. Os. ad., and Brookinari, W. 10s. I id., which were re-
ported in the regular way to Gritton, who gave the usual
dans, and the money and the checks were handed to
=r who accounted for the monies he received less
"th;eo sums, and the counterfoils of the checks given
by Oritton respecting them were left blank, too that when
the entries in the till book were called over, the totals ap-
peared correct, although those sums were not entered. Had
Urine properly performed his duty, the misappropriation
by Spencer would have been discovered ; but as it was no
part of his duty to receive money he could not be indicted
for the embezzlement, but as an accessory after the fact.
The evidence which was afterwards given went to support
this statement of the facts. Mr. Noel, the chief cashier,
positively stated that the turns in question had not been
accounted for, the porters as positively stated that they had
Grit accounted to Britton and then paid the motley to
Spencer, and the delivery book and the order book were
produced to show that both Gritton and Spencer bad
acknowledged by acts the truth of the statement of the
porter. It appeared that the checks were kept by the till
clerk.
In cross.ezamination the witnesses entered into a minute
and complicated detail of the mode in which business was
conducted at the prosecutor's establishment. It was elicited
that the order book, in which it was alleged Spencer had
pieced his initials to the particular entries, was accessible to
all the clerks. Crowther stated that when he paid Spencer
the 41. 171. 4d. he also paid him two other sums of 11. Ms.
and 24.,:and that he only gave him one chce, on which
the 'three sums were entered, although the rule was that
there should he a check fur each sum, but it appeared from
the rounterfoila that two checks were given, one for the
It. 16e. and one for 2.. The checks were usually destroyed
after a week or ten days, being considered of no importance,
relating merely) to cash transactions; and the amount that
used to peas through Spencer's hands daily varied from
VIOL to 1,01)01. Spencer had been in the service of the
toe fifteen mouths. His pay wen 6s. a week, with
=sod tea daily. Ile lodged with his parents, and he
was bet mimed, at the earnest solicitation of his father, at
Is. dd per week and the dinner and tea.
Mr. Billantine, in his address to the jury, urged that the
business of Mr. Burton's establishment was nut conducted
in a manner that was calculated to lead to the detection of
fraud, iussmuch as that which was intended as a check on
the till clerk was left in ha, possession, so that he might
destroy the only real evids rice of the amount of monies paid
to him. He contended that, however suspicious Spencer's
conduct might have been, it was quite consistent to suppose
that the monies never came to his hands, and that the
initials in the order book said to be his might have been
forged by other persons, possibly in connexion with Gritton,
that book being accessible to all. Ho confideutly relied on •
verdict of not guilty.
Mr. Giffard, for the other prisoner, urged upon the jury
that there was not evidence of that incoutestible character
against him which alone would justify them in finding him
guilty.
Witnesses to character were then examined.
The jury, after deliberating for nearly an hour, acquitted
both prisoners.
There is another indictment against the prisoners, on
which they will be tried to-day.
The following cases were tried before Mr. Witham, in the
Burgess Court :
CGAZOL OF PICKING POCKET..
Jessie Gilbert, 23, and E. ire Lee, 22, were indicted for
having stolen a purse and Is. 4d. from the person of John
Minnick.
On the night of the 10th inst., the prisoners were observed
by Sergeant Ilardwick, an officer specially employed at the
Polytechnic Institution ky_that establishment, and he had
reason to watch them. Ile saw them try the pockets of a
number of ladies whilst their attention was directed to
various objects of interest; and noticing that they were
about to leave the building, he stopped them, and requested
to be informed what they had in their pockets. They re.
plied nothing; but Gilbert afterwards took out of her
pocket a handful of silver, and be took them into custody.
On being searched there were found upon them four medals,
twelve sovereigns, two half-sovereigns, above 21. in silver,
sod a gold watch and chain, and a small case. On the floor
of the theatre, and of the chemical lecture-room, where the
eater saw them busiest at work, were found about a dozen
empty purses; but the owners bad not come forward to
identify them. Amongst them was one belonging to Mrs.
Trinuick, which contained when she lost it the sum men-
tioned in the indictment.
Mr. Parry addressed the jury at some length, with his
'revel energy. The jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty.
As application was made for the money to be given up
to prisoners, but Mr. Witham laid he certainly should
set needs to such a request.

SURREY QUARTER SESSIONS.—YEsTERDAY.
The general qsuirter session for the county of Surrey was
held yesterday at the court house, Kingsson-oa-Thames.
The magistrates present were—Mr. E. Penhryn, chairman,
Lord Lovelace, Lord Loraine, Mr. li. Drummond, M.P.,
the Mon. P. J. Lucke King, M.P., Mr. Alcock, M.P.,
Messrs. Freshaeld, Sumner, Puckle, Austin, Briscoe,
Challoner, Edgell, Spark's, Fiore, Kemmis, A. K. Bar-
clay, Bray, Tyler, Ac.
THE CHAPLAIN OT THE OCILDF0111) HOUSE OE

Aber the usual routine inisinlos bad ban partly disposed
at theaters proceeded to the esmidelation of a matter ol
on extraordinary clumeninei
The Westing committee °fission of the Guildfced Hoses
rf Otereetion stated at the andaelen aAsie report that
▪ anorpience of certain einnennlMln eta had come to
taste knowledge with referents to the mminet et the Env.
Mr. Rieharils,the chaplain dad when. dry bad
It 'fah t institute an inquiry has his°6
end
taken evidence upon the subject, the mak of oil& was
rat they felt it their ditty to seeped the sew. pullemaa
hem hie Dice, rod they sew recommedei Ibe mud to
amiss him. TY mama upsa whisk tho inemiletee
am le this hidden wee winded le the meet
Bwd lereelnes is mead thee the aped be received
and maleweed, vaidisZ4l7. the rata of the sedates
win which it was himateareal it woolinet be read
Mbliy but that it droll round lo lbw mem-
ngfklm mart who was MS mom of its ebossater.
Xt. Mink moved the is swim of the leper whisk
weenimended the &imbed el the chaplain isuld not he
maihresed, as be mid llt_wereeil to lum that it was hi-
Irma sad was asticollthedeministances of the can.
lane discourse bedsit idea ghee,
Mr. Grey, the clerk of the peace, read the is,.
meat made by William Aurelian Sheen, a
referred to ia the dirateisa. It wee to .nr.:
ahem the month of doewsiber la last year the
tad him he was swig to sad seliedialairt
he wild de =Oily hrelland he regessied him
m cell at his W/ Sol Ma a died and
ems sem arida. TIM the chaplain add him
that be had drank_ too Una Tread% wine in Laden, and
the emesqvisses was that be took the things, bat ha pro-
wised to maks dam geed. The statoment dra wed ea to
nrpresent that the shophin had pat awe whine to him
with regard to the min of the Wks laltwinee eesy:
esafession, and other matters of • meet gems end
character. It that 'pea the evened nestle-
mem by the oramillen hi Maid bariag
ellidel= bed do a too me Agri doe, bat ad-
mitted Ore the mmalmiedrub essemsedes marred,
=ter dlo of certain
ham ailing la tho moms
bin Mal% east dr statement lib=on ad, mid it ap-
point to Wm dot it would be hipenllis ohs own to
ewe le • dedisa without boadsi the oddities dome et
the other preens whose amass were imatiossi is Oar
meet.
Colonel Swore said he yea of opinion that the admlidea
by the ahapialmort his heft mods use of suck tl=
eapardine end hisperge ft • pirmer, was quite s
he the mar to at epee.
Pickle mid diet as he saw the reverend gontlemen
Is covet, he thought it weed be right before they came to
• ilesio= taresabe shoed be silted whether he wee cor-
te Imo made endi an admiedes.
Inte Bev. dr. ILiabstd• a
adhassed the court
—lb NU be wee ao bigot. elder in edigies sr poiities.
'norms who led aide them ehengse whit him ems •
maseehml Mom addle, if net something was, ad the
tamales wee the Nowak of a plan to entrap him. The
mom ba casetion. ia the fins instance, endeavoured to gee
bale hi esnitbNlMO by enyaissing great intense in the or
sell et the penal question het year end broperady
gad of Mei how it woe =Loa, and he rap=
pried his dislike to the sad
of
evil practices. Ibis hod Lr.....tbs coamenellen
ups the mined et ceshmisa. This puma she mod
prledly te mesa he *dm that the people d Moe
Ma meek Mao newel then those of our eamMy;
end, la the ewes of eammeatioa upon this sal.
jest, be cortaialy did ands to matters which he
had baud talked of as being shwa in Paris of a
dinensting diameter, and it was pared that he had done
ee, bat it yr merely done in illsetratien ot his
that the state el ands in Frew wee ad beds=
own, se be mid at dr sem tins did sod thloptemilad
be permitted is this esontry, bat did the pods. void
imearliately merlon to apprese this.
When the MONS& had madded the wad
about eneahnestirdedem la an *mien that he bed slated
inks sodded te them wig le the aendedia
that be we utterly he the Odes he had held, sad
the meths fier his diemiessi was at owe seallemed. Kr.
Awls lisig Km only dirtatind.

THB POLICE COUIITS.
BOW-STREET.
George Dobler, a cabman, was charged with furious
driving and misconduct in the streets.
Pohee-constable F 64 stated that about two o'clock yes-
terday morning he was on duty in Holborn, at the top of
Chancery-lane, when the saw the prisoner drive a Miaow
cab at a farina rate, and whipping his horse dreadfully.
Some of the cabmen standing in the rank endeavoured to
stop him, but they did not succeed, and the prisoner drove
up as far as Day and Martin's blacking warehouse, where
he turned sharp round, knocking an old man down, and
returned to the rank near to Middle-row. Here he lashed
the horse to such a degree that the animal kicked the bottom
of the cab out, and the prisoner was dislodged from his
seat. Some of the other cabmen tried to persuade him to
get inside, and one of them would undertake to drive him
home, but the prisoner, who was very drunk, said some-
thing about taking the devil out of his horse, and jumped
up in his seat again. The constable, however, with the as-
sistance of another policeman, took the prisoner to the sta-
tion, and the cab was conveyed to the greenyerd, where it
had since been claimed by Mr. Norris, the proprietor.
The prisoner said the horse became unmanageable, and
he was obliged to run the spirit out of him.
Mr. Henry was convinced that the prisoner was drank at
the time he was arrested, and as the public safety required
that drunken cabmen should be severely punished when
they misbehaved themselves In this way, he should sent
the prisoner to the House of Correction for one calendar
month, and suspend his license for two months snore.
WORSHIP-STREET.
John Gilchrist was charged with assaulting a gentleman
named Bertin, and itemsing him of a transportable uffence
for the purpose of extorting money.
The prisoner met Mr. Bertin and a friend on Monday
evening in Old-street-road, and pushed against them vio- I
lently. On being remonstrated with ho turned furiously
on the prosecutor, and struck hint a violent blow on the
temple, at the same time charging him with basing stolen
a valuoble mourning ring. The officer who heard the accu-
sation at once recognised prisoner as an old acquaintance,
and on their way to the station heard him say to the prose-
cutor, " Square it, square it." When before the inspector
he reiterated the charge of robbery.
Evidence was given of the prisoner being one of the
most notorious thieves in London. He offered no de-
fence, and was sent to the House of Correction for four-
teen days.
ni 0,11.V1 t.

Joeph Ilaynas anirlioljriVasireVeie brought up for
final examination, charged with having been concerned in
an extensive robbery at the Home and Colonial School
Society, 14, Constitution-row, Oray'einn-road, St. Pancras.
The prisoners were employed to do some repairs at the
institution. Miss Albino Maria Luna, a young lady of for-
tune, who was sojourning in the establishment, west out
on a visit on Friday week last, the day on which the pri-
soners were at work, and on her return, on proceeding to
her bedroom, she found the place all in confusion. A
valuable gold watch, chain, and seal, a gold pencil-ease, a
purse and cash, with other property, to a considerable
amount, hail been stolen. Information was immediately
given to the police, when Fisher the officer instituted in.
quiries, and suspicion fell upon the prisoners, whom he
apprehended in their beds, with property valued at 801.
upon them, and subsequently the gold watch was traced to
have been pawned at Mr. branahn's, in Tottenham-court-
road, who had advanced 21. lb.s. upon it to the prisoner
Haynes.
Mir Luna was now sworn. She identified the watch,
, and, together with Fisher, confirmed the above facts.-;
Mr. Tyrwhitt committed both prisoners for trial, but ho
would tale substantial bail for the appearance of Castle,
which he produced. and was set at liberty.
Haynes was conveyed to prison.
LAMBETH.
Mr. Tapley, a town traveller, in the service of Messrs.
T. S. Curties and Co., wholesale cheesemongers, of 97,
York-street, Westminster, applied to Mr. Elliott for his
advice as to how he could obtain possession of the stock-in-
trade of the late Mr. Anthony Fawcett, who had, in •
paroxysm of insanity, murdered his two children, and des-
troyed himself at his residence in Queen's-place, Wynd-
ham-road, Camberwell, on the morning of Tuesday, the
30th ult.
The applicant stated that some: reeks 11E0, Mr. Benjamin
who was tiles an attendance, had advertised the
:Vlds lenalmos% that of • grocer and cheesemongcr,
I, Quin:Organs", Wyndham-road ; and amongst the
applicants for ite mak= was the unfortunate Mr. Fawcett
wire had recently been the author of his own death, as well
astir deaths of two of his children, and he was also, the
pwanmer. In proof, however, that the purchase was not
mode without due deliberation, he, Mr. Tapley, begged to
read the followingeommunication which Mr. Stackliam had
received from Mr. Fawcett, and which was in the hand-
writing of the latter.
"3, Wyndham-street, 13rysotston-square, Sept. 2.
" Sir,--I take the opportunity of writing to you, to in-
form you that the sum required for letting the business off
your hands, is more than I can command. Regretting that
I could not give you • decided answer before, I remain
your obedient servant, A. FAWCETT."
On the receipt of this, Mr. Stackham considered the ne-
gotiation, so far as Mr. Fawcett was concerned, at an end ;
but in a few days after he received a second letter from
him, which he would take the liberty of reading, and which
was as follows:
" 3, Wyndham-street, Bryanston-square, Saturday.
" Sir,—l am sorry I could not send to you before, bat
my friends being out of town was the cause of the delay ;
but 1 have just received a communication to the effect that
may consider I shall be in a position to take your business
according to your terms. On Monday my friends will be
in town to have as intesview with me, and you may rely
upon bearing hem me on Monday evening. I saw Mr.
Mills on Thursday, and told him 1 should decide on Tues-
day (this day) ma caning ; but I have no doubt I shall see
you before he mass. If you have disposed of the business,
perhaps yea will writs and let me know.—l remain,
Ite., "A. FAWCETT.'
yours,
The dmessed, essending to promise, called on Mr. Stack-
ham, and had speed to give for tho goodwill and fixtures
501., and also to take the stock in the shop at a valuation.
lestesdat pews the 501., the deceased only banded to Mr.
Bushkin sena a 401., and the stock, of which a regular
inventory had been token, having amounted to 3il. 16s. 4d.,
the deceased gave the following undertaking in writing,
vii.: " I hereby acknowledge that I hold in my hands the
sum of forty-one pounds two shillings and three-pence be-
WNW/ to Mr. Btackham, to disburse the undermen-
Mend payments, viz.; One quarter rent, 71.; taxes,
Ida dd. ; gas, 17s. 6d. ; to pay to Mr. Hanley for groceries,
111, Us. Id. ; ditto, 21. 2s. 3d. ; Mr. Curtiss, 81. 4s. 6d.;
*0 SI. ie. ; and ditto, 31. lls. 3d.—(Signed) A. F•wcyrr,
ate. se, ess..•
UM theimps Amy after he hadtha this undertaking, and ,
bases s sitilliss a which he undertook to pay
helbsollisalmaga, the imeartmeanswe committed suicide,
and Xr. Backhean's mallets were therefore left unsettled
with; and Mr. Stackbam himself, though he had left the
moans of payment with his seesimor, was still liable for the
amount. In this state of tithes the goods were left until
the burial et the desenseil and lisaildrin Omsk place, as it
Was not the vie it M. Cluties, are
Mr. Hanley, Oa NOW leibles• Or widow or re-
reigning fee* dboassnesn s yeollloihriling ea &tor-
day La the et gm se hies alma oat of the
mew ow &SD ealleii it le pommin of a person
MBA Rome, general disbar, in Wks John-street,
Onmerell-road. To this person they ands as application
limits delivery of thedroperty, but he rallassd to deliver it
3fitairartha. that
b.
Bridgman, been
Ls/1%6M% e M his r
mixes b
=eipuseer all the cucumstamink sigillsent hoped his
Wald make an order to inninlMoue to deliver up
ppopethes grant a surnannaa against him to show
am* Wilma authority he &Wool lk
Me: Is the property of which you have been
eitib7e the value of 161.
Oh yes, sir, considerably above that.
WWA—Then I have no power to deal with it. My
j... lira is limited to cases where the property does not
exceed fifteen pounds in value, and, therefore, you mutt
4 apriTpfor yotur remeelytre some other
rm tit ter the attention with
and which he had heard him,:rthe matter then dropped.
1 _

MARKETS.
SUGAR.—The arerage price of sugar, the produce of
the British possessien. in A.i.erks. con paid front the returns made
II the yeti, no Ir."; L 7th Oct. I, is tu. Hd. per cot. Su/sr.
the produce of the 21M. 31d. 'lke peduce of the lisid
lodine. 20n.41d. The arer lip price of the three &outpaces
of sugar, jointly, is 2d. lid.

Oet. 14.
The sales to-day are : Sugar : 0 hhds. Barbados, at
lb. Id. to ads.; 20J bap tonne at ale. 6d. Ito= : 4$
p h.
unc
Demerara. at Is. Id. to 2r. sd. Coffee: 230 bass Ilia, at Sta. 6d. to
330. tot Saltpetre: to 4G5.641. for mold. Jutebats, at
10/. 3s. to IIL 363 begs. at 29a. Castor oil : SO cam
cornasoo, at Sid.

COTTON.—Liyanarooi, Oct. 14.—The market to-day
closes tamely, and with more mitering. Ottaapmed with Friday's
rates, prices of all kinds are little changed; but the tendency in
American is to tbe buyer's favour. The maim today are estimated at
1,000 balm, of which 1.3.10 are f rr export, mid aallaylica 1,001/Ameri-
can ; Goo Peruse' and Maranhom. at SI to 74; 230 Egyptlan. at Cd• to
Sid ; 300 Surat, Sid. to 4d. The imports rime Thamtlay amount to
•
13,000 hake.
31ANenasten, Oct. 14.—The American steamer Europa
lumina brought adrices of a declining cotton market. both at New '
York and the southern porta, to the extent of id. to Id. per lb., the
miens of yarn and cloth iu tte present languid state of this market
have been to some extent influenced by them. There is rearcely asp.
thing doing for ladle; and Germane buy very roaringly. The home
trade homes are still doing a far business, though not by far so ao.
Lively engaged as they were a short time since. Goode and }wren,
however. are not quotable lower. Fine yarns are ratherrm
owing to the scarcity and high prices of Sea Islands macs, but
business is only to a limited extent in those goods.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—LEEDs, Oct. 14.—The market
been rather gat end gun t to.day, and we think the business done wu
below even a Tuesday's average.

CORN.-lIALESWORTII, Oct. 14.-We had • limited
show of %t heat: our tarmirs were firm in their dematds, and a li-
mited amount*? Defines. was transacted at our quotations. Barley con-
nem a to be btought forward freely, sod semW qualities are a heavy
tale at our quotations. Wheat, white, WM. to 4trs.; rod, 345. to Hs.
Barley, Its. to Ms. per v.
livt,L, Oct. 14.-In the absence of foreign supplies to
any eaten; the bestow* of the past week Wilma but finalted &Wear
two of low inferior Mediterruneios Wheat is sported for Holland. The
show of Wheat from our own growers today was to a moderate ex-
tent, and, with a lair demand from the trade generally, the market
meet be written fully up to the prime of lest Tuesday. Not ranch
Dairy offering at this moment; Egyptian goes off in retail at full
primy in the absence of our usual Danish supp!tos. Good Rams are
NM% and in request. A consumptive demand only for Pass sal
Oaks MOW vet:dims. The Linseed market remains my tell, but
✓ graft wring for sale. Cake* unaltered. A few transmit=
0111111 - 61gtaftd, agent and I. regn, and Cakes meet ready ale at
ewir fraefeliews. A somewhat improsed sae for Guano. Priem
• lingtieh, red, Ms. to 9112. • white, 37.. to 40s. ; [Mutant and
Heldelbseg, 40v. to 42a.; Potmentslan and Hamburg, 36a. to Me.;
Dmerk, Holstein, sn I Fritolsiad, 92t. to He. • Ruinian and Ode-ea,
lea to Ms. Oste,Erifflioh, I7s. to :Oa • Damask las. to 2Us.; Prim-
bad, 10, to 21s. • MUMian. Inn to inn Bonier. malting, 23.6 t°
20..; grinding, 191. to 22a. Beans,'9s.to 825.; foreign, 265. to 305.
Peas, white, yellow, and blue, Mi. to nla. ; grey and black. 28a. to 27. '
Linseed, Black Om, 461. to 445.; reterrburg, 42a. to 431.; Riga and
Archangel, M. to 42a.; Konigsberg and Memel, 30.. to 41ni, Lin-
seed Cates, H ,
ull 71.
Rage:C Oa; tiDS foreign, Of. Ws. ; inferior, 31, His.
ilapsweed, 321. 10s. skee, gle. to 02.. W. Cu. H. Os. 101.
Bones, Dos. Imports from October the 4th to (kWh,. the *OM:-
Wheat, 165; Barley, 3.47 ; Oats, 1,026 ; Beans, NO; Peso, GOO;
seed, 3,890; Itspesied, 3,232 qrs. Oil Cakes, 163 tons; Bones, OS.

- -
Iraw mit , Oct. 14.-Supply of Wheat was by no means
lane. We do not alter oar quwetions since our last report. Fine
malting Barley In request, and tally maintains Al. price. Very few
Peas and Beans an oiler ; value unaltered.
Lagos, Oct. 11.-Our supplies of grain are moderate;
although millers do not take freely there is a fair retail bu-inese pas,
ing in Wheat, and Friday's rates are about maintains!. Barley the
turn dearer. Beam steady. Oats and other nettles as before.
Arrivals this week : Wheat, 5,949; Oats, 33; Barley, 930; Berns,
1,082; Shelling, 90; Hour, 94; Pees, log; itapeseed, 1,910; Lin.
end. SI.
' LEIGHTON /3uzzaati, Oct. 14.-The quantity of Wheat
offering to-day was eery moderate for the time of year, fully bet
week's pekes wererealleed, and in some instances (perhaps or seed).
a trilling advance was obtained. Barley, ample. tolerably plentiful,
the best about tou,intala their prom, whilst ordinary and middling
sorts are rwher lower. Beane, both old and new, maintain their
price. Wheat per loW of 5 bushels, old, its, to 214.; new' Ns. to 25a.
Harley, per qr. Imperial,22l. Gd. to Rae. BMW, old, 19s. to 21s.
per 5 bushels; new, 15e. to 17a.
Lawns, Oct. 14.-There was but little business doing
to-day at market, p: lees le contequence remain unchanged. Wheat,
old, white, 91. 10s. 6.101. 55.; red, hi. to V. 10s.; new, white, 101.
to 101. 10s. ; red, new, 81. 13e. to 92.35. Barley, 271. to 30s. Oats,
175. to 205. Beane, 27e. to 304. Peat' .2k. to 2sv.6d.
LivratrooL, Oct. 14.-The arrivals from Ireland and
coastwise during the past week hare been moderate of Oats sad Oat-
meal, but trilling of other ankles. From Emden ports we hams re-
ceived 3,317 gunners Wheat, 3,750 quarters Barley, 4,080 quarter.
lima, 10,399 quarters Indian corn, and 22,530 barrels Flour, besides
1,807 barrels Hour from Canaria. The exports In the same time
comprise 749 quarters Wheat, 1,123 quarters ladles corn, 452 sacks
sad 10,434 barrels Flour. Owing to her Majesty's slot to this town
and Manchester there was little or nothing dons during the latter
part of the week pest; however, whom Wes of Wheat or Floor
were effected, a slight advance over Toesdarecerrentry was gmerilly
realised. In ether articles nothusg worthy of remark has taken
pl .ce. The weather has Ism for the most part stormy and wet.
At this dart market there was a good
_ittasduses et the lowa sad
country trade, and, though the derma was not is brit as was
anheipated, still a fair bualnws wit dose Is Wheat sad Flour at
the fail prices of tut Tuesday. Oats mad Wood were la median
request, at late rates. Riney, Beans, and Tess met withal:cod vs.
tad demand. Indian Coin was hardly inquired tor, lapses
eight have supplied theimelees on more favourable terms. Prices:
Briti.h : Wheat, per %lbs., Loglish, red, old. sa. sd. tots. 116; new,
is. 46 to Lia. 74.; white, old, se. Sd. to 60. Od. ; saw, 3a. M. to
Els. Od.; Irisla2 red, old, 4s. 9d. to ss. Id. 1 new, 4a. Id.
to ss. Od. ; white, old, 3s.Od. to 3a. 3d.; new, 34, id. to
3e. ed. Barley, Scotch sad Irish, per 60105., 34., 4d. to L. ed.
Malt, per quarter, English, pale, 495. to 535.; Irak, 40s. to 43e.
Oats, par tilbs., Leann and Scotch, cad, N. 10d. to Sa. Od.; Welsh,
old, 21. 6d. to 2s. 9d. ; Irish, line sorts, old, 2s. lid. to la 10d.• new,
2s. Ga. to 31. 7d. ; general nets, la ad. to 2s. 9d.; DEW. 2s. id. to
N. td.; Wok, 2a. 6d. to 11. 7d.; new, 2s. Id. to 21. 2d. Beans, per
qr., Engliab, 314. Od. to 331. Od.; email, 325. Od. to 31e. Od.; Scotch
and Irish, per 480th.., 295. Od. to Xt. Od. Peas per qr., English,
white, 29a. 6d. to sla Gd. Flour, per Webs., Engianand Irh, super.
fine, 30s. to 315.; extra, 31.. Oct. to 31e. Od. Oatmeal, per Iced of
2191b5., Iriet, new, Ms. Od. to 225. Od.; Canadian, old,
20s. cd. to 31s. gel. Bran, per 2411 m, la Od. to Is. 3d. Foreign :
Wheet,Csaartian, per 701b.,mized and red.fiald.to is. M.; white, 's.3d.
t 0074.; Belted State*, mized and red 56.3 d. to is. 3d.•' white, 55.6 d.
to 944 Denten and Konigsberg, mind and red, 55.6 d. to sa. 104.;
MO mixed, N.Ort. to 6..td.; Tomerunean and Mecklenburg, red, &Ltd.
to M. 96; Hamburg, ss. 34. to 34.544 litetlin and lidesns, red, is. M.
to Is. 6d. ; white, 5., 6d. to 3s. 10d.; Dialah, Holstein, and Frteelmd,
rad, 4alod.to 3s. Id.; white, Si. 3d. to 56.6 d.; Rip and Petersburg,
red, to. 41. to ts. 7d. Archangel, 45. Id. to Y. Id.; Ihreselt, Rhenish,
end bred,
Se. Od. to 3s. Id.; white, is. td. to MM. ; Brun&
ad
aN. Od. to 6a. 3d. ; while, Is. 44. to le. 6d.;
Odered. Is. N. to ge. 91; mama& le. Mt* te. 3d.;
Marimarpoll. red, In ad. se da Hi; Dantio, In Id. le 4s.
Itewles, es. narniut. al. b ds. 3d. Rork Is. Id. to
la.dtelsied. =Erb U. So rt -...k...... ....t.,...r.711Pe1e.e;
a
Raidem. Is. n. Wb. N. limas Tor 7 Ifaregoir. INN. to i
31a;
teg ibardi 1114114 MN. ft di its Farb, dallitara la lb di; Ora bdhat. Vs. so M. IL
Ombra 4111111o,Aosof fir. yellow, Ns. Saba id. ; whits, M. dd. to
Ms. Litendt, Illmild. Da... de.. reewlls.lld. to lb ed.; web,
sas, ad. es WM I bag sad Wallis.ol. to Ms. 04. Intim Coen
as 19811 a, MOIL to Its. Od. Mee. per ki. of 1981 h., Camden.
Ille. lid. ko 19s. 4d.; BA Wedges Ord, IN. NI. to
IN. N.; 0610, IN. chi. to 2011. Od.; Thßadelgtlie sad
Ha. gd. to 19a. 6d.; New Wears, 111 a. ed. as 194.113.; MO=
Hamilirm, boated and sour, Hato Its. ed.; Treads, Ise mil spar.
=desk of 11301 M, Mk Od.to Ma. Mk ; eana,ils. N. to Maid.
NM Liverpool from the YIN lo tee Illsk 0.1. Wore :
4.1.11114==:11,3X10.T. do=r4
alaisigaddiata=
owl $4,941 barrels. Exports to Woad: Wheat, 431 qrs.; lodise
Him 8 3 ; Floor, 38 seeks and 3,153 bands.
LYNN, Oct. 14.-We hare had a fair supply of Wheat
Beductaday, and prices about the came es len week. Wheal.
= WA1.7,86.
gl. e 1 t 3.31%, growers
. 36, w 378. Bailer, hat bob wdi MI
Nalrdallbda, Oct. 14.-1 he weather, althea dB per
stag sa emmaid appearance, keeps dry ;
_but to the eseigenit
raar album rib fall yesterday, whidi would taledatern
id Iles locality. At our migket this Wand
Mad a u=n&a.l eillbat from the nimeers, the
obi
tuba was ay tlbs. illa babel Sea
as earlier
al Mb. Mile In Wasea mad atilmem
ass cad;
try red usatisktualladhlad ratailasalMat wow sibitiom
%tra. My. ad la Os,
"1.611111 more esdatallotalb dwalgtVlandrir
but whoa Was wee Mika' boa was
A few obi WSW wads at hats, boar was
MI ang not arab Wood ewes wore INIII
1•06111111. Is Darby sold slowly, NM
h arms cr•es atitil=lllll lie lie envied to. At preast the
swivels ere rather NMI sibs boark es deb we sae wean&
Wye ladders will haw la dad= Mabee la their .storms bib
be sands Is cleared at bridled andidders web mese
after, and the tarn dumb. bad wilheae eirds. OitalbsgsgA
ara pitting up, with lew elkitail bolls se Ids sialrery, me ad.
On abed for. In Beene or Oda tee Wes Ms esabilsa baba.
Pllboula, Ott. 14.-Oar Wheat Nabbed was add We
sigullb ibis nosebag with Smears' awdib lb areisals assame
la sudisa aerlipmests Iron beaso.sad sib are mats" Ind sea.
=Lalt Las arises witbut say salmaldsa la be trade. The
ilo What la warhow• Is adll 11•Millliikii. Melbas
=a Isaby. owl sa nab at be nip lan gimes Med ea Ws.
ef pad ;main lib tee awsward. TY ft..
4 Owe also
oroothealfoit. sad the trade are Sakai French ead Ina sew Ode
ans. b be. per qr.
HA2.113117R3 Oct. 11.-We bad • good show of Wheat
ammo la wig :market this meting, sal tans war =lc:d-
-m& The Milan to wheat yes aghast the art but
lost wayis web sot be boadd essiw Sum Twedayltal. to
mdbe awe quite begleskid. We had war wry be maple
dada, baby ea oder, sod lie Iladris Use bale • Bra attest
la brow imetatiems. Grindley amiss wore net web la Ebbw.
Bait its aleasb alawaWoa la value. la bib Don, and has the
las to we' dull, wlllwae my waded, adman at prim. k lips and
Tares them was • Bak @daft at lab bees. The ddletrk; are
be blew. WV. Us. lona 1 inemblo 365. Dally matt.
baba. la Ws.; .W 6 Oa le Ns. 17s. to 30s. Msem.
Mratisk gge. to .; dards% Illb Is dia. lb to SU Byte,
I San- NM. pot qr. Malt, 6a gd. to h. ger Teams& Id. to
le. U. Flour, His. to 2'N. park.
main !
,

CATTLE, t
ad.—,B•Lnincnr Oct. 14.—The attendance
or ovirt sad ad nehrlie Idol et lied vs bid am eons&
dalet Oa Bad boat only bums st lest molest%
:Vs; bd to de badoess !ander ta. dodos Mad
assmoy to main • essrods• ode% sea la the ober wt et the
deo • domes was Own& Thee was • Y Ono
sic& et limp oesprod with Oils striniab• The teals •••
eit,liostensotator was NM eat, soldesises salami Mr
forme prion fa Os boot oom Tame vas • geed anew
td
Plet.
rot WOO doetptlsa sold eDt
sleet tenser missy the below rend
SOL A.hmtwooly el loaf boom Mae, Mt NMI to the Moos&
01 Beer, 7.. M pry mow Orw sad Who, So. to Down
Mott" M. to Std.; top. N. 114004 Std. to M. Veal, id. to dd.
Park (rota), lA. to dd. Grow Iwo, Sid. to 7d.; dzy, U. Part,
pet rote, 71. iL to to. Store Pip, from tote. to 230. rub.

FALKIRK OCTOBER TRYST.
This market commenced on Monday, with the sale of
Sheep, of which there were scarcely an average forward,
though it was admitted on all hands that the quality was
rather superior for the season. The weather for driving
being good, gave the stock an additional advantage in
favour of the seller. The number of buyers was unusu-
ally large, and so early as Saturday night and yesterday,
many of them were in the neighbourhood of the market
stance examining the different stocks on the ground.
From the number of buyers, and the rather limited supply
of s prices from the first had an upward tendency, and
finally Ind themselves at from le. to 2s. a head above that
of last October. At nine o'clock in the morning, a great
deal of business was done, and before twelve a considerable
portion of the stock had-changed hands. There was a
brisk demand for all kinds, bat perhaps cm account of

the show being fully smaller than other descriptions, black-
faced ewes appeared to be more looked alter, and were more
readily disposed of. Sales continued good throughout the
day, and very few lots, except those of inferior quality,
were driven off the ground without finding a purchaser.
In fact, at the close the market, a number of dealers, in-
cluding several parties from Ireland, who had come to buy,
could not be served ; and it may be safely averred that a
better market, both for prices and ready sales, has not
been seen at Falkirk for year back. So far as we
could ascertain, the prices were: Blackfaced wodders,
from 155. to 21s. per bead ; black-faced ewes, from Ss. to
14s. ; white-faced wedders, from 16s. to 275. 6d. per head ;
and white-faced ewes, from 15s. to 20s. 6d. Slack-faced
wedders may be quoted at an advance of from la. to Is. 6d.
on last October. Ditto ewes, Is. 6d. to 25., and Cheviot
at from Is. to 2s. per head. The rise on white-faced wedders
was not so marked.—Norl3/4 Brilials Daily Mail.

From the LONDON GAZETTIL—Tuesday, 0et.14.
BANKRUPTS.
EnwrianiONlS, Churcb.street, Blockniers-road, currier, to rorrender
Oct. 23 at 2, and Nov. 21, at 11, at Baolonhall-otreet. sot., Hepburn,
Cnythall.court, City; off. Welt, Bell, Colemanuureet-buildup.
Joillf LUCA and EDWARD Luca, Wldelbtlbeb, CaMbriagelthire,
Anacleto, Oct. 24 at 2, and Nov. 21 at It, at Bmingball.street.
Solo, Pickering and Cu.,Stonnbuildings, Lincoln's-inn, and Archer,
Ely; off mein., Edwirds, Sambrook-court.
1011/1 Ran, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, merchant, Oct. 27 and Noe. 94,
and
at 11, at Leeds Court. Solo, Qyartenay and Compton, Leeds,
Mugu ano Banton, Iludderafield; °IT. meg., Hope, Leeds.
&MAIM RITIIKM.ON, Mill-wall, Poplar ship builder, Oct, 21 and
Nov. 18, at 1, at Baalngliall.etreet. , Lindsay end Mason,
Oresham.stivet, City; off.ivain., Groom, Abchurdolane,
EIfIINET Seminar., Liverpool, wine merchant, Oct. 23 and Nov. 27, at
11, nt Liverpool Court. Solo, Itateo, Liverpool, and Dearclen,
Maocheeter; off. amis., Bird, Liverpo4.
WILLIMis, , WILIAM!! WILIAM'S. PM., and TROSAI
Beim= WILIAM., Newport, Monmouthshire, bankers, Nov. 4 and
INC. 3, at li, at lirluol Court. Solo. Bevan, Bristol, and Hall,
Newport, Monmouthshire; off. amity.. Amman, Bristol.
Janos Moamar Vituron, Eton, Buckinghamshire, bookseller, Oct. 28,
at 19, and Nov. 23 at 11,:it BaFlOgball-ftteet. Mcl.,Kinmy, Blooms.
Miry-square; off. ig.,
wRUPTCOroom, Abchurch.lone.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
Oct, 3. locos Mayor, Gravereod, geigETIT, timEßS.ber merchant.
iNSOLVENT PION

AT PO!..TIIIIAL.TRAAT.
W. Wattles, Vbseent.terrace, Islemma, builder—J. Hamby, Bull-
row, Fomere.town, shopworn to a leather miller—C. W. Dexter,
Dukostrei t, West flinithtleld, glove maker—W. J. Rye, Park-street,
Bow, painter —W. Whitehead, Chatham. elddler-11. Saul, Midway.
terrace, Rotberhithe, coal tar distiller—L. Wachs. Cadcwaa-street,
ChAgee, teacher of languages—A. J. B. Amend Ithatherdans.bnlid-
tar, Bottom artificial flower manufacturer—W. 11. headland, Earl.
street, Istmeafriars, commission agent—P. Nagle, Burton arrant,
New-road.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
Gneutog Wo.us Iliscuelarsit, Sheffield, manufacturer-2nd div.
4a. 6d., Oct. 25, and any subsequent Satinet:ly, at Freeman's,
Meld.
Wawa' Hems Geismar, Sheffield, wine and spirit merchant-2nd
&v. of Is. 2d., Oct. 25, and any subsequent Saturday, at Freeman's,
Sheffield.
DIVIDs NDS.—Nov. 5. J. Balling.% Edwerd.gtreet, Portman.
square, piaeolorte maker—Nov. 4. 11. Canniest, Brosd.otreet, City,
merchant --Nov. 5. S. Dixon, Leeds, draper —Noy. I. J. T. Ilobson,
Willinghorough, Nortlamptonahhe, corn merchant—Nov. 4. J.
Latham, Howland-street, pianoforte maitufaeturer —Nov. 5. U.
Wits, Lynn, Norfolk, glover—Nov. 1. IL Pegg, Brighton, wine
Illortbant.
CERTIFICATES to to granted, unless mem be shown to the contrary
on tin day of meeting.
Nov. 4. W. 11. Ayles, Itickmansworth, Hertfordshire, builder
Nev. S. P. C. Pea-tall, High-street, Kensington, 5.
W. Brunskill, Paternoster. row, fly, and York-place, listtersea, silk
annul eturcr —Nov. S. G. E. likelier, Bruns. ickderrace, Trinity.
street, Duver-road, Surrey, ironfounder—Nov. 6. W. F. Follit,
Cbeniee-place, Scriere-town. career and gilder—Nov. 6. J. Franc-
kens% Porten, sal Imminent, Hampshire, woollendraper —Nov. 1.
W. R. Golder, Folkston', Kent, miller—Nov. 4. J. Graham, Noble.
street, City, warehouseman—Nov. 4. C. Harms, Liverpool, tailor
—Nov. I. J. T. Hobson, Wellingborough, 'orthamptmithirn, corn
merchant—Nov. I. D. Ilagrath, George-raw, Qty-reed, colour mann-
factuter—Noo. 5. W. Mather. Ilighetreet, Kenairgton, line-admen
—Nov. 6. W. Mooney. Liveponi, corn merchant—Nov. 4. J. L. Mum.
ford, Stoke Gabriel. Ikmoshire, miller—Nov. 1. R. l'egg, Brighton,
wine merchant—Nor. 4. it. Thorpe, titaffont, last manufacturer.—
Nov. 4. W. Theo, Coleman-street, City, builder.
PARTNERSHIP', DIi.OLTED —J. Aebton and F. E. Calton,
Isulenhall-market, provision merchants—N. Bodington and P.
Reach, jun., Dudley,Worceatenhire, millers—J. Boner, P. F. Robert-
son, S. Neer, and J. R. Robertson, Old Jewry, City, merchants, so
far IN regards P. Nave—J. Crawford, jun., as regents his connexion
with the Norwich Union Reversionary Interest Company—J. Daven-
port and W. Davenport, Birmingham. general factors—F.
onH. Cacoacned,h
C.Carrad, and N. Jones, Paddingtonetreet, Maryiebe,
platers—J. Greenaway and W. Wright, Wine Offiee.court, Fleet.
street. City, wood engravers—W. Hughes and J. Ingold, Bishop Start.
lewd, Hertfordshire, well diggers—T. Jukes and S. Bleine, lathery,
surgeons—C. Kell
Ir and W. Manhy, Sherborue-lane, Qty,_ eating-
house.keesers —J. net,l R. Low, E. U. England, and E. W. Seel;
Leicester-plaoe. Lein sterdiquate, bill ilismunters, iso far as regards J.
Last—B. Lloyd and T. Mason, Cottingliam, Yorkshire, coach makers
—E. Lovett and W. Lovett, Billiton, btailardattrc, grocers—F.. Loyd.
L. Loyd, jun., W. J. Loyd, 11. Norman, and C. W. Tabor, City,
bankers, so far u regards C. W. Tabor—J. Marshall and Jane Allen,
Birmingham, hotel keepers—W. Mason, W. Bodman, and R. W.
Sharp, New Condom-street, Fenehurchatrect, City, so far as regards
It. W. Sharp—J. F. Pewit and J. Wiese, Gower's...lllk, WORK:naiad,
sugar retioers—E. Ridgway sad F. Purser, Sheffield, iroomungers—
M. Roberts and A. F. Wood, Chancery-lane, surveyors—F. C. S .un-
den and 11. C. Millard, Southampton, ironmongers—J. 14107,7 and J.
Baines, Borstal', Lancashire, tailors—J. Tiesewell and J.S. Tunewell,
Dover—J. Turrer and A. J. Worthington, Leek, Staffordshire, silk
manufactun ra—W. Wilson and W. Frackelton, Liverpool, Wine
merchants.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
JA.vis Boon, Glasgow, commission merchant, Oct. 10 sind NOW 10, at
the Star Hotel, Glasgow.
BUCUARAN, GIOAKOW, shawl printer, Oct. 915 and Mem.lo, at
the Globe Hotel, Gliagow.
Anaanw Csienrr and Dario Crieurrv, Glasgow, sop waleldseturtvss
Oct. 91 and N0v.14, at the Buck's Had Hotel, Gbiagow.
Amolovimaa iu.ss, Glasgow, coach builder. Oct. 17 and Nov. 7, at
the Globe Hotel, Glasgow.
has L.1.C0t.m., Snail. locoman, and ELKAPOI PAITILBOII. Edin.
burgh, straw bonnet makers, Oct. 21 and Nov. 13, at Dowell's
Rooms, Edinburgh.
Daniel. STARK. Glasgow, wholesale grocer, Oct. 20 and Nov. 10, at
the Buck's Head hotel, Glasgow.
Jamie TAYLOR, Glasgow, merchant, Oct. 20 and Nov. IS, at Whyte's
hotel, Glasgow.
WILLIAM JACKAOR Werra, Obsgow, merchant, Oct. 92 and Nov. 19,
at the Buck's Head hotel, Glasgow.