The Express.
London, England, 1853-09-26 00:00:00

METROPOLITAN INIPROVENIENTS.

The " Themes Embankment Act," wind' was
almost the last deed of the just concluded session,
constitutes a very small instalment of a very large
debt owing fru:n the nation to itself. phis Act
provides for the embankment of the ricer only be-
tween Vauxhall and Battersea-bridges. The neces-
sity of, sooner or later, embanking the Thames, so
as to form a new thoroughfare which shall relieve
Cheapaide, Fleet street, and the Strand from the an-
nually increasing and injurious plethora of traffic, is
beginning to press itself upon the notice of the peo-
ple and their authorities and functionaries. To use
an Americanism of great force, immortalised by
Mrs. Stowe, "it's got to be done," and the question is
really not so much, shall it be done? as when and
how shall it be done ? To the that part of
the question, we would answer—with all convenient
speed. The money-value of the time lost, in a single
year, by the impeded passengers bet weeu Charing-
cross and the Bank, would of itself make a consider-
able figure in the sum total required to do the busi-
ness in the mast magnificent style. Nevertheless,
such a work ought not to be commenced until it can
be put fairly in the way of being done well. speed
greater than this would not be found to be " con-
venient" in the end. The business is cf such a
nature that no subsequent patching will bring it
right if it is not handsomely conceived and set about.
at the commencement. A rough glaece at the
requirements of the ease, and the capabilities of the
opportunity, presentsfour principal points to our con-
sideration, namely, the preservation of uceessarj com-
munication of wharves and shipping ; the torm ttion of
&handsome promenade, independent of and apart front
the third desideratum, that is, a carriage road, or
railway, or both, as it may be expedient and puseible
to introduce one or both into the plan ; and, lastly.
the provisions and regulations which should be extol
for the architecture of the important peldie
and private, which are sure to be raised in this situa-
tion in preference to any other, if this one is to be
had. The communication between the shore and
shipping is provided for without any apparent diffi-
culty by the high and wide arches upon which the
roadways would in any case be raised. Ine road-
ways themselves would constitute the chief difficulty.
Were they to run side by side, on one and
the same level, they would occupy a breadth
which probably could not be spared from the present
breadth of the river. We should have to thoote,
therefore, between the alternatives of having no
promenade or no vehicular traffic, and of hat lug the
last on a lower level than the former. There can bo
little doubt that the latter would be the intoner
choice, and that the work, which will last, probably,
in the form in which it is commenced, wi.ile Loudon
lasts, should no-. be set about until we (ea see our
way through all the expenses and " diffieulties " of
such a plan. The omission either of the business and
vehicular traffic, or of the broad promenade fur health
and pleasure, would be fatal to the ult:roate
satisfactorinesa of the work. By those per-
tuns, moreover, who are endowed with a
feeling for " the sublime and beautiful," the
magnificent effect of an architectural embank-
ment of three well marked stages or tiers will not
he looked upon as an insignificant consideration.
When we are builffing for ever, we ought to stretch
a point, if necessary, to do it grandly. Iron would
probably be one chief material employed. With re-
gard to the architectural accompaniments of this
plan of embankmeut, we may assume that the Me-
tropolitan Improvement Commissioners, or whatso-
ever persons, or astalation ot persons, may have the
responsibility of inaugurating this part ot the
business, would see well to the prevention of any
immediately contiguous nuisance iu the way of mean
and impermanent house-building. Such a line as
would thus be opened for building should be occu-
pied by nothing leas than structures equal in magni-
tude and (let us hope) better in architecture than
those which at present line great part cf
and the Green-perk. A main street of palaces ought
to be the appendage of a city whose merchants arc
princes ; at any rate, the joint-stock principle of
house edification, for the first time introduced, at the
iastigation of the ahove-mentioned Commissioners, in
Victoria-street, relieves this jtart of the question front
all difficulty.
Let the reader represent to himself such an em-
bankment, with such architectural accompaniments,
stretching from the extreme east to the extreme
west of the metropolis, and brought at those extremes
into connexion with a broad boulevard connecting
the now nearly completed belt of parks, likewise ex-
tending from the said extremes in a huge arc, and
he will have before his mind's eye all that London
requires to render it one of the most mavificent, as
it is already the largest and most wealthy, of the
cities of the world.
It is particularly to be desired that the bridge
about to be built at Westminster may be designed
with careful reference to the embankment which
will certainly be associated with it before very long.
The finest architectural effects are those which arise

4 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1853.
SP ()RT I NU. DRAMA. THE POLICE COURTS.
I MAlt li EL'S. dry wheat must be called 3s. per qr, dearer, and in geod Peex•-at Falmouth. Sept, mem k 3, how
demand. A tew tmple. of Lew berley aud nite showing, I.3..eseate eneine
~e l•liboos. nhi.. teepre ieer a, to m...... T...p.r.,_
.0-____ 4. and each gii. dearer. I'rices to the growers : wheat, old, :,,,,Lta.erm'are:it.tiltr.. °rm.,. ae '. 6, . '3... 7. Coil . ;;„.i:
~ srpleoluer 41, MOM Vasa
DUCKY-LANE. GUILDHALL. HARDWARE. .7,75. to 66.. per qr. ; new, 575. to 685.; oats, lid. to 111. Jessie= - illtaaTerend, September 21• fr,,m
NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER. Mr. Bro.ilie, on Saturday evening, appeared, for
Francis Itonmsord end Mary awn were brought rip on Beummo gum. SEPT. 24.-The orders for the home trade per mom ; beans, 40*. to 42e. per qr. l'amtennsee-a2 Gravesend, Septetnher 23. front OstmA
.......... ---• CUM
PROGRAMME OF TIIE svoia. t'.te first time in London, in the character of Virzi- ',mend, ch rie I with ohtaii.ing good, to the value of atilt come in *windy, and trade cont.nues as brisk as it Woitcr.Nrcn, Ser. r. 24.-Our market was fairly supplied Pease ..... us -at Gravesend. september 23, from
QV,. s -a: Liverpool,, net. 24. f,,net
nius, in Mr. Sheridan Know lea's well-known tragedy. M. 18. under f ile pretences, of M. J Mak°. iki. all aal. Itrean-at Liverpool, September A, from ...... . .... ".' i.
Ulm astesisks isdicat• the horses already lecend at New- - ' L • ' (of P •...
Fie had the succors which has attended him through -he ..._endery msua *clue!, arts. his been at eel time during tho last eight or nine months, with wheat, which was taken i.ff slowly at an advance of 2s.
aid in some branches there is a great accumulation of to 3s. per qr. on all descriptions. Barley fully Is. per qr. anewe_... Liverpool, Sept.". from ........m.
V.
market.)held for 25.
out the whole of his engagement at this theatre. The additional evidence adduced on this occasion was that coders. Tbs heavy steel toy trade espseistie is in a highly dearer. Oats 6d. to Is. per qr. higher. Beans sosatosserse-at Deal. September 24, from 0i.,,,..,
TUISDIV.-TmE Hoisarct.. of the manager and buyer in the employ of Mr. Nicoll,
Tette STALISie, a subscription of 10 "nee. each ; fie 3 yr- The house was crowded in every part-boxes, stalls, who deposed that a female brought some embroidered shirt made respecting the bra" cl Sr. Lavaasea-at Orwresend, Sept. 25, from
prosperous condition, and equally favourable reports are per qr. more money. A few new peas found buyers at 16s. Sic 'DaisiGaunars-at Gravesend, September 24, from be,, yoLa
an iron bedstead manufacture, to 17s. per 1061 be. Bleck ma
olds, 7st 7;b; sour, a.t 9.5 ; tire, 9st 2.b ; -.7t and seed, pit, and gallery-the audience were enthusiastic inmei 4, set. 23 Irma
Svi ru -at Ors. . , , black era
frontsand cambrica to their house in Regent-nasal; but as aud some branches of the gun trade, The foreign capon_ Yoga, SEPT. 24 -There is a good attendance of farmers *sem 4-at Gravesend, September .3, front Merettlies
hit 611`. A.F.-T i cl.se and name by six o'ci- iir the even- their applause, and at the concluaian the hem of the the price. were higher than those demanded for Landon trade is in a most satithetury state, and for the most part at market to Jay, t.' ii t. r this week having en• SsclielitsTa-at GniTemod, Sept. 2.3, from y, lice ii, wea oe
hag Mime rousing night received all the honours due to the highest never bought geode retail, they de•
the colonial ; but there is some degree of apprehension, and eisied toe= to make good progress in closing h work. ST.DT Ilosoutiolir -at Gravesend, September 25, from e Ito
orkirdt SW as of 10 son. each ; for 2-yealle 6st ill. ; clines' to purchase. That female was not the prisonerne.-oil Pill, September 23, from
br order of dramatic genius. manufactures, tool they
probably with reason, that the consignments to Australia We have, however, only a small show of wheat, fur which TROMSO --Quer,
three, Init 7,0; four end upwards, I.let ; toe e inner to Clara. Witness knew the male prisoner by sight only, but are much too large for immediate necessity, and that -at Graverend, September 23, from
sold tar 50 ..,vs if (It mauded, Ac.-T.Y.C.-Ta clue and That Mr. Brooke is possessed of the highest order he was quit. „" Mr. Nicoll - ' 39 Oats ili I many instances considera eow wTlistriT St Graselenit, Seoeuiber 2., from .. Petenden
supply, and prices range from 345. to s. per qr. i r....„.....f Gr.,,e.end, srprembrr
,!. from
name by six o'clek the evening before running. of genius we do not by any means believe •• and with the male prisoner. mined. There ia increased firmness in the trade- an advance of ls. per qr. was readily raid. Barley in large T
er stone dearer. Wheat, white, 645. to 68s. Per elf• imp. ; Trecalom -at Liverpool. Sept. 24, from Pb;
lIANOIedE Sweararaar-s oflo sole. Mohr and only '5 f' we think, moreover, that there is a lec'k of With regard to the 120 pawnbrokers' duplicates found on the demand is acid to be iecreasing, and an advance of
if declared by t. a o'clock the en niag before running, to g., good taste is the manner in which he-facial the prisoners and at their lodgings, the officer stated they ir'ed, 61s. to Gas. • barley, malting, 365. to 39e. ; grinding, Caomer-ote Liverpool, Sept 24
20s. a ton seems not unlikely at the approaching quarter 33". to We ; alt, 60e. to 625. ; oats, lid. to Is. per stone Vasee-at Gravesend, September 24, from
to the owner of the sec old horse, for. y r•onle anti ap wenn. Tbe strike of the tinplate workers was noticed inrave*,
at least-assumes to himself the highest ran !elated to a great variety of watches, jewellery, and wear- day. TiatimiTT-atGrmemeut, September 23„from „ ..... Prim
T.Y.C.-To close and name by six o'clock the evening be- ing apparel, and if time were allowed him, he expected toWILARLIIIIM-at Bristol, Septeotber 23. from
Saturday's paper. The melt demand an advance of from 15 of 141bs. ; flour, 50s. to 52a. per sack of 2801bs.
ere,tM
aufe-at Falmouth, September A, :from ...... ... T.,,,,..
fore running, and the weights to be decland by nine. in his profession, by sanctioning, or at all events per- discover further particulars connected with them and the 2
to 0 per tent ; the masters have offered to meet them by
ilorcreL Stange of 40 *owe each, h ft, for 2 yr-olds ; witting, the language in which his appearances are were all that could be desired for cutting down and securing Wis. Taoanyoprow .at Gem:tumid. september ft, •fre;. i-- -.
KIRICALDT-, SEPT. 24 -The first four days of the week u,..
en
an advance of limn five to 10 per cent. The men have, Yesterday was remarkably cold fur the season of www Lionise •at Gravesend, September 25, from, .18*7
colts, get 7:b; and tilli a, 84 alb. Certain en unties and heralded in the bills of the theatre. 'Those of Alderman Cubitt Paid he thought it would be better to
prisoners.
however, declared their unwilliogneas to accept such terms, Bay
Witros -off Liverpool. September 14, from
allowances. Tim owner of the second hors,. to receive 100 Saturday, for example, announced the " last seven send this case for trial when it was supported with what- and at present there appears to be little probability of the crop.
fanlike
Wm. out of the stake. The last half of AA M. (33 subs.) ..
theever charges might arise out of the duplicates, than to corn• '
the
of eunshine. We hid rain early this morning, . but now
year-alternately hail storms, drenching rains, and glesms
WAsHISYSIM-st Liverpool, Sept. 21, from. Quebec
nights of eminent actor Mr. G. V. Brooke, whose amicable adjustment of the difference, inasmuch- as In
H , Commutist Tribute, .sMarquis of See igne, *Nierssit the prisoners on this vie is charge. He remanded them masters regard tie demand made upon them as ezo Wm te
MOT, Streatlam 'lsiry, Poach boa, •Brigiladuro, *Osea, pmformances hare surpassed raver thin in dramatic for a week,t ' a • as the crop has been tested by thrashing, Barley promises
day is fine, and h ing will be proceeded with. So
.far
SAILED.
so that in all probability neat week some of the menufac- be good field acre, oats lar e- unlit condition,
*Testy. •Atteco ',ado, The Hume, •Mittelut, *Amos, Du- history since the days qf Edniund Krim. Now, this Eliw Shirley, a well-educated middle-aged woman, was tories will be closed. In other branches there is still a de-Pergood, although g - bright in the
sindans, Remorse, 'Mins, •HP1471-410.74,, 1.,11'"7141tei is not true, and everybody who knows anything. of charged with being drunk and disorderly. This made the mond for skilled workmen, but the manufacturers who ate "'and weighta
of'i both not rin..
seser -frorn Liverpool, September 24, to vew York
*Little Ku y. Bunington, thengowrie, I),ctur Wil on, dramatic
must pressed with orders are most complaining that the AMMO-from Oiasesend, September 24, to ........... .......... let,
pect ; in place of being sought 3'
olio it Auosie-from 41,oveseled, Sept. 24, to
Lurie, ~ C.Liii. Litte Gerard, pro to Maid of Masham, history since the days of Edmund Kean 48th time the prisoner had been in custody on similar
charees within the lust twelvemonths ;,31 times she was dis• men will not do more then four or at most five days' work a after b our millers and
colour as last ear's.
.Wheat is disappointing ever y Tee-
Emma
knows that it is not ; but even were it otherwise,
Tlfroli-G, Lady Grimstoo, *Bay Cr :le, Caliope, Lady Lefty, charged from ti:e station house, 10 times b.y the magistrate,
,probability the amount of goods manufac- bakers a 3 for many years past, in preference to the old, it Atm Mare-from Gravesend, *Weather 21. to ilyde
Ws to Aphr duo. this way of talking is a piece of puff to which its sub- and three times coaTieted sod sent to prison. It appears tend weekly is one-filth lees than it might be but for this
week, and in all is, considering its quality, condition, and weight, net worth Ausero-from Gmemeno, terptembe r 25, to ',Mom
DAL .rguttl STAKES of 300 sou. each. h ft, (or 2-yr. jte must be held to be a party. that her children who are abroad and prosperous, allow so much as last crop by 10e. to 15e. per qr. Potatoes: the At:realms -from Gravesend, &pewter 25, t 0.... ....... .Areenp
olds ; cults, Set 7lb ; fillies, Bst 41b. T.T.C. Ortulane, On their own merits modest men are dumb ; her and her husband 111, a week, in addition to which she - disease has not made so much progress this week as last;
BEULAU-tram Gravesend, Sept. 24, to
11sTsTlea-fr•M Gravesend, September 25, to Melbeirce
Rotterdam
Acrobat. S the. .1 alias, G.aueopis, Holiday, •eierlemout,
and Mr. B k ' 1 VII had much better be
. roo -es p ay- 1 s has a life annuity of 201., which she receives quarterly, and circumstance.
COTTON.-Ltvaiumot, SEPT. 24.-The market closed 11/4011 (I.T-from Gravesend, September 25, to. .....
101 •hy Venison-B.rth.l.y, *.joup-d'Etat. as regularly spends it in drink ss soon as she receives it. indeed since Tuesday we think it has stayed, so that, appa-
Pei-us-from Gravesend, Septentber 24, t0...H. Trip
1•11:sT YZAMOS the SIXTH TRIENNIAL PRODUCE STAKES dumb on his own, leaving it tu the public totppre- Alderman Cubitt eaid, when he discharged the prisoner d heavily, and compared withthe rates • very flatly an cur• :eatly, we shall still have a full third of the crop c
sound, the diseased ones making excellent food for cattle. CAMILLA-tram:, Gravesend, ,September 24, to II. Tnint
of 101 %M. each, fur 2.yr-olds ; colts, bet :lb; fillies, ciate them. That the public does rate them highly on Monday let, he did so on her promise to behave better rent yesterday prices of all descriptions have tended down. At our country markets this week, we had very little old Csl.shoNlA-fro: eiriaveeend, . September 24, to Illuoreur
wards. In Americans from sid. to 6fd..purcoroes have
bat 415; the owner of the second horse to receive a sum is evident from the uniform favour with which has and abetainfrom drink, bat he was sorry to find that any been made at a Nether id. per lb. decline. she sales wheat offering. Sales were made at 4/. to 6s. per qr. art. Ctir or 1:cetoo -:fr im
_l.:ravel...lr. i7soterrilter 24, to ..... c 4,6,
equal to 10 per cent. up.m the whole stake, evil the owner Dunkirk
performances are received ; and in a branch of art thing like lenity we thrown away upon her. He. there- amounted to 4,000 bales, including 3 000 Americans ; 270 ...ee. Ulxvosextaa -from Gravesend, September 25, to ........ -.New Vim
Vance. Only one or two parcels of new offering, and these (31T "P L"'"."-Trou, orarcseho. wept. 23, te
sold at irregular prices. Very little new barley on mg,
of the third horse a sum equal to 5 per cent. upon the - . fore, ordered her to find two sureties in .51. each to keep the - ! ! .
Pernans and Maranhams, 60. to 7d. ;,100 Bahia, 6j4.; 200 Musa -trona Grareseild, September 25, to --Arasteribm
cons•dering the season of the year •in the early part of the Erse-from Gravesend, September 21, to ....... rt 1 - whole take. 'I.Y.C. (87 subs.) Maresca, Prince Arthur, hold the
so essentially popular as the stage, we
peace, and be of good behaviour for six weeks, or in default• ......... ..mi.urc
Lovebird, II me, A-onetime, • Ito Star of Sur, ey, b f by opinion of the public, consistently and uniformly to be imprisoned for the whole of that term. Egyptians, 60. to 714.; 304. i Surat, 3d. to 44. per lb.
. . week le. per qr. advance was grid, latterly 3s. The new oats eurvera -from Liverpool, September 14, to
John o'leaunt-Famerahle, •Pelhain, eh cby Jelin pronounced for a length of time, to be a sound The prisoner could not find the required bail, and she was !MANCHESTER, SEPT. 24.-3 be difficulty of obtaining offering were taken at Is. per qr. over last week's prices. elem. ALCILAND-fromGraTeseml, eemember 23, to llsCistea
o'Osuct-Fistisca (dead), eb fby lon-Taurina, fby Ito- money, said the apparent imminence of war, continue to Here, to-day, we had only a few parcels of old wheat, and waters -from G „ meend neptember .3 to Rotrolea
criterion of merit. therefore removed.
JACOB ltoOosTaell-f Gre. rai, Sept her it, to tiA'.ll%.'we'd,
prams-from Gravesend, September:4, to
beet de Gorham-liourra 'fonmeha, Tortola, Marley Hill, We should have been warranted, therefore, in BOW-STREET. act meet urfavourably upon the market for Manchester two of new. Sales quick, at 4s. per qr. advance on old.
bt by Pyrrhus the First-Forget-me-not (deed), Maces, • manufactures, and there has been no improvement to-day. Two parcels of new oats, of good quality, sold at 245. JOH'. Luiseutis -from Graves ad, Seplember 25, to New Orl,
Street's= Fairy, Bendmaid, cby Siwoum-Nanny, cby N Brooke' • believing, from the fact of . Ir. a reception by Francesco Dioli, a young Italian who stated that he was
Buyers abstain from any purchases of magnitude, and to 265. per qr. Barley in large supply ; sales ready at la. Letase-tens Commend, September :4, to
Simoom-Vetbena, *Cardinal, G:enstrae, Alembic,* Ec. the public, even if we had never seen him, that he is in •a medical student from Cremona, had lately followed et. Vine rat's
though many of the producers of yarn and clote still den per qr. advance on last week's general rites. Wheat, old, ceuereo-from Gravesend, September 25, t 0....
the b Yeas of a picture-frame maker, at No. 46, Hatton- though
24, le
elestoa, Tomb curiae, Thtssalian, The Field Marshal, f by actor of real talent, gifted in no ordinary degree with&duo! re
garden, was charged with stabbing two Irish labourers, play a good deal of firma, se. and withhold their stocks from 625. to 70s. per qr. ; new, 50s. to 60s. Barley, new, 325. N.r.c-from Gravesend,
Cothemone- Picnic, tby Loutherbourg- Do-it...gain, c by the power of exciting the feelings and sympathies named Hart mud Buckley. the market at present prices, the pressure to sell is now to 38s. Oats, new, '24s. to 265. Oatmeal, per bag of 2SOlbs., thdo7a-470m Graneena. Meibiern,
leading to a more general decline. In yarns and cloths of 325. to 335. Qulveit-from Gravesend, flexamher 25, to Gilealur
Bylaw-TLe Empress, Grimalkin, (by St. Lawrence- popu ar au tepee , and ce of a I el. • rtainly our own re- Mr. W. Sheen, solicitor to a society for -the protection of sule4-from Gravesend, September 2), ;to Autwerri
Ohio, filaniume, Julian, Holiday, •Mirenua, 6f by The foreign refugees, attended on behalf of the prisoner. all kinds buyers have the advantage, but the prices sub. DUBLIN, SEPT. 23.-There was a very excited mar- SUrealsa-from Grosmend, Septeinlo•r 24, to
eAme,.. peated obeervations have led us to the same oonclu- nutted to in such a state ot beeiness now, as un ail such oc- i'eer
Hero-The Flee._ ••( by by-M, :opt, Bartholomew Hart, who appeared with his head ban-
callous, would be difficult to quote, because of the irregu- again ls. to 3'. dearer, and a cunsidereble advance was also T
fret at our Corn Exchange to-day. Foreign wheals were eta ho. Bases -from Gravesend, September M. to.
•Pecenix, c by Lancreest-Sultana (dead), e by John mon. Mr. Brooke's physical qualities fit him well dsgsd, said -I live at 11, Hosier lane, Snow bill, and am a
larity prevailing. The lower numbers of yarn have _liiiiie-from Gravesend, September ', _ t 0.......„.... outuel
geGaunt-Mi•s Sarah (dead), cby P•1111110011-rhyealie, c ' for the buskin. His person and face enable him to labourer. Last Saturday night I was out in company with realised on Indian coin, so high as 395. and 40s. being in ‘.:,r,•.31.6.e",:e•e•-.ltT (3r..re""d• . September F 4.
~.W Melbourne
ace-)rum ureeemea, September .a, to Timunget
by Pyrrhus the hint-Conspiracy: f by Melbourne-dam assume the aspect of any of the heroes of the tragic a man named Mike Buckley, now lying in the hospital, and d"ilued in same cases id. to id• in the month Past, and in some instances paid ; new corn was also affected by the pre-
some cases even to. per lb. reduction has been Submitted talent feeling : wheat was 2s. to3i. • oate, bare and barley,
by Actieni-Ardrossan; Salta* *Hesse emu', *Pillion, stage • his features are expressive ; and his voice, another man named Bryan. We were quite sober-at least
to. The commoner qualities of 40's and 50's mule for India
Loquacious, *Student, It me, Peados, f by Bay whenMiddleton-
'he subdues it, hmelodywell power. Buckley might have been a little the worse fur liguor-and
may be bought at id. to Id. per lb. less than on thia day 30‘.; barley, new, 16s. 6d. to 191. ; bare new, 14,. to 16e.;
64. 41 .No change in rapeseed'. Wheat, new, 32,, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH,
Venus. • Crow/lanes, Mississippi, (by Old England-Poison,
*Fact, 'Little Kitty, •Excbange, •Lapi•t se, Remorse, He takes the'ruost plain and obvious view of the last mouth; but the finer counts are nut se much oats, old, Ils. to 145.; oats, new white, 12s. to 13e. 64. ;
between one and two o'clock in the morning (Sunday)
affected. The decline affects warps and weft for *Goss. c by Siane-Exotic', •Firebrand, it by John o' character he represents, exhibiting, strongly andAdiriatic (ship), frerl.tbse4ne. dlfonr.
er6blade. Iphie, with loos of toped.
The prisoner, with soother foreigner and a woman, was
home use, as well as bundleditto, tawny, 11.. to 12s. 61. ; rapeseed, 264. to 28s. 6d.
Ganat-Angelica, Iby the Emperor-Bettina, cby Touch- broadly, its most prominent features, without exhi- walking behind us, talking is their own laoguage. We were yarn for export. oatmeal, 13e. to 14a. 6.1.; baker's flour, 20s. to 24e ; In. AnVpomrstieles'e'Pipti, of and for ?Al:-more, from Liverpool, Sr' pt. I, .a. L
stone-Mountain Sylph, Iby Touchstone, dam by Camel ; biting much skill in mental anatomy or in conceiving talking Irish. The prisoner said to us, in English, "Are you In cloth the depreciation is becoming equally general. digit corn, per 4901b5. 375. to 40s. The immunity enjoyed hy waken of printing cloths ha• 0.05, lon. 46.40.
f by Touchotsee, du by Emilie" ; c be Toectietone-
Cameduilower, Glengewrie, Others, Marble Hill, Baalbec, adelicate work-
and
del' •the minute tad
told,them to mind their own business. We bad not taken exiatence no longer, aud prices are lid. to 3d. per piece WATERFORD, Seer. 24.-Our arrivals of foreign grain
"th haw ot -ails lat 19 N Inn 25 to
Artelase„buund W., Sept. 2^, let. 52 N., lon. C W
since Saturday last have been on a liberal scale, and from Annie, of Linft""l• wl •, • ~ e • .
°BAY Celia. LIMIMig, ••Charlemssist, •*b f by Venison- lofts of emotion and passion. His art resembles that Baltic (It.S.M.S.) from Liverpool to New hods, September 12, o!
Birthday, •C„upois Etat, Cbangarnier, b eby Van Trump of the scene-painter; it is calculated for a vast spacenine-eighths have been rather more affected. Domestics
say notice of them. Just after this we went into a coffee. lower tor seven-eiglitha widths, wailer the rates fur
house, and noticed the same parties inside. We did not farmers we have had Moe al supplies. The upward c, e
movement noted in our last has continued throughout the Curs,g.t;tom Liverpool for Boston, Aug. 90, on the edge of the Banks,
-Reel, bc by Robert de Gorham-Refraction (dead), where refinement and high finish would be thrown know they had gone in before SC We had no words with have given way 1.1641. to id. per yard, end T cloths lid. week, andpurchasers have shown more disposition to get aiid supplied with provisions.
Mosdneanle, king Tuts, Donna Sibiu", Bethia, •1 Mlle, awa-, followed us out, and said to 3d. per piece. Low pi's= jecconets are Id. per ipiece
*Pei jaub. y Hence Mr. Brooke is more successful in them there, but the prisonerinto stuck. lrish wheat has met a fair sale at an improve. Catherine, of Liverpool Item Savanilla for London, Aug. 31, :at.2l
()HAND Deice klicitant STAKES of 50 SITS. each, for Drury-lane than he could be in a smaller theatre. s image have given way more sensibly, and as much
something to Buekley, upon which they had a " set•to." lower,
h and in sums cases
stillrather more. 40-inch India spent of
to a _
.3t. to 4s. per barrel, and foreign has been taken gad m 4 •••
N., lon 3.i W nut 49 days, all well.
Ns, f Liver da sfo Val raiso, Sept. 21, le. 14,31
3-yr olds; colts, Sat lib; and fillies, Bat 3le ; the sec and '
His Virginias, on Saturday evening, was such u Buckley took hold of the prisoner round the waist, and got
him down on the ground. While the prisoner was on the as 9.1. per piece below the highest point during the year fair extent, at an advance of 3s, per barrel. n'm'iseetareo wP°°l '6l yr P"
Barley ' ' fully barrel '''' • - in active request, at 2s. perover (Mr wawa" (barque) nom Henna for Cowes, Sept. 3.M.
boo ta save his stake. AF. (18 subs.) Mayfair, •*Sit- we had preconceived it, judging from his previous tound I saw him punching Buckley's:bead, whieh was on has been offered this morning. The price of cotton has former uotations. Oats have been in good demand, at an 34 9., ion. 75.36.. Turley, - '
tinghourae, Wet Australian, Singapore, !Cuedder, *Ala. efforts. As a piece of high dramatic art it was not tie chest, with both his fists. I lifted Beckley off, upon given way simultaneously with that of cotton goods, but enhancegment of ls. per barrel. In Indian corn &large buil- Sarah Hirkett (barque), for the Mediterranean, Sept. 9, 1at.40N.,1=
mode. The Friar, Sir Waiter, •Ilmelnut, •Cebaut, *Nut- comparable for a moment to the representation of which the prisoner attacked me, and we sparred together for not to an equal extent, and the position of the spinner and ness has been done, at 2s. to 24. 6.1. per barrel above the 12 W.
pecker, 'Filbert, Illusam,Antunies, Sylphine, Hybl', Es- • minute or two, until I felt • stab in my head, over my left manufacturer, prettied upon as they are by the operatives,
currency ofthis day ' 'ht Flour dearer by 4s. tss
Sumatrs, from Ceylon to London, September 12, lat. 37 N., led
trella, Tatteurd. M dwho createdthe hand urea y,
ear, and saw the blood snout out all over me. I was also who in their anxiety to better their position exercise nods per sack. Imports this week :-Wheat 4,830 qrs.; Indian '
MATCH, 2nd, hR. T.Y.C.-Lord Ribblesdale's Beath- his own. In the level passages it was somewhat stabbed iii the shoulder, v
at did not notice it then. I did eretion, is a very trying one. corn, 7,010. Exports this week : Barley, 119 bele.; oats, Sate, by Oibraltar out of Image, list 71b, apt Duke ot Bed- heavy sod monotonous; and in the early scenes, in not see; what he stabbed me with. Directly afterwards he 4,163; flour, 1,382 sacks ; oatmeal, 435 cwt.,. SEABORNE MAILS.
foen's Beattie, John io'Oauat out of Reininvecence, Bst 41s. which the veteran and his young daughter appear ran way. I heard the people calling out, "He has stabbed WOOLLEN CLOTH.-Lasos, Sure. 24.-The news re- - [N Mpines that the malls are sent from the Gemesl. Poste/Ace
MAT 4..- H. 300, h It, T.Y.C.-Lord Ciddeu'e • I Om, by in their quiet and happy home, there lacked those the man," as one of them went after him. beca I me ea' ceived by telegraph, respecting the Eastern question,had a de- FISH.-BlLLlNosoars, SIFT. 24.-Salmon, Is. to 11.44 be the night-and hi by the morale' &Metal
Jabs O'Gennt, cut 01 Ma Mie, apt Mr. 11 d --""--.8 Virago, " tender strokes of t " which attach is. so much Masted from the loss of blood, and was taken to the hospi- pressing effect this morning. In the cloth halls there was per lb. ; turbots, 2s. 6d. to 4s. ; brills, Is. to 7s • cod fish, they Wheammieup From ..bat Tit,.
by Pyrrhus the Fast, out of Virginia-no weights men.
disposition to buy, except tor pressing orders, the general 51. 0.1, to 12a. Od. each; soles, 3d. to la. 3d. per pair; Eels, COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port due is
timed. to his character, and add so greatly to the terror . ,
d I • 45 Bobo d
Samuel Bird sat - live at , Greek-strut, an°Moe, London.* deapetehed ,Eaftlabd.
feeling bring that the war, should it unhappilygo on, will 6d to 81 per lb • lobsters 6d. to 2s. 6d; crabs, 6d. tole 6d.
hiereit, 200, h ft, Bat lib each.-Mr. Perren's *Adeline and pity of the catastrophe. But these defects were am a tailor. I was in Holborn, when the disturbance took check trade and bring '
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down prices. In the warehouses we each; whitings, Is. to 7s. Od. per vox. ; haddocks, Co. to A.ertear,„r.......„k,,,N 0,.,,, pm.
apt Mr. leaniag's Domino. in a considerable degree redeemed by the force and place, and saw Hart, Buckley, and another man•eer.no• I e mired
have had very few buyers since lot Tuesday, and come- 12s. per dos.; dorys, Is. to Si. ;mulled, 6d. to N. each ;nom. 1.--- - ''' -•••'' ----.- ---" LI - .
fbyUnited Staq..
MATCH 200, h , ft. T.Y.C.-Duke of Bedford's •Siti- pathos of the scene of the daughter's immolation by with the prisoner, another foreigner, and a woman. _,,,,
q tly the home trade has been vet Th ad ' oat 10s to 16 •40s ,to 50e bashes; cle 1 Lie '(h N Oct. 4 Li I * y dull. e vices oys rs, . s., natives, . o .per ma are , motet) . .......... .... vow, vet. ~
dent, tier 71b, apt Lord Easter's •Margaretta, Set. Buckley and the prisoner were fightiog and 'cut-
her father's band, and by the still greater power of from Australia too are of a character to discourage ship- 30e• to 335. per 100 ; smelts, ls. to 4s• Od. Per doz.; skate, isterlea(l yr.:ltatsettiii *pt. VI ............ Southampton. tne 6
d ingoing closer to them, I saw blood pouring WIDNINIDAT-Tres &r. Laces. the termination. Brooke's picture of the frantic fury fling, " crane eta Bentham - him, •' meets of woollens at present, so that all things combine to 6d. to 7d. per lb.; shrimps, Is. 6d. to 2s. fid. per gallon; 414. . ‘ P. Nov.from Buckley a arm-pit, and called to him, •My man, youes N 4 .............. Southampton. Oct. 4
reader the market • ti bloaters, Is. 3d. tots. Od. per dozen ; fresh herrings, 31. to . wilt
FIETT POUNDS; for 3.yrolds, 7st Sib ; four, Bst 81b; five, of Virginias while his enemy la writhing under his are stabbed. Keep sway from him, for he has got • knife." "lac Ye" Ottto(vhe Marseilles) It Nov. 1[...-„....... Lamer ..... ... Sept. le
'Jet 131 ,; six aid uted, 9.t. D.I. grasp was really appalling. On the whole we may I pulled him away myself, and then Hart and the prisoner - 4s. per 100 ; plaice, 4d. to Is. each I carp, 2s. per reit,. (rt.cepe a 0,:„,0
MEDICAL! Swenrelmass of 15 love oseb, 10 ft; for' -
~. observe that, though M. r. Brooke's besetting sin
got fightiag. I taw Hart cut in the head, and said to him,ls
CORN.-CaMMUDOE, SEPT.SEPT. 24.-We had not a large brae° ; teach, •to Os. per brace ; gurnets, 44, to ls. each ; impm ....... „.. --A Oct. I ............... Ilverpsol ... Manta
ye-olds. T.Y.C.-fo close and same byon ply of corn to-day, and, everything was again dearer. halibut, 6,1. per lb. ; salt fish, 2d. to 6d. per lb.; peewee, anon ( 'um coon:, N Soot. 21 r.).aote. .. Sept. 211
six o'clock ."° 'deb has been so often laid to his charge "You are cut." Hart then came towards me, and I taw
emaiog before reaping, and the weighta to be declared by w`,. - -exagge-
prisoner raise a knife above his head as if to be in beat, Sts. to 725. Barley, 38a. to 44e. Oats, 21s. to 265. Is. 6d. to 35.6 d. per lb.; flounders, Is. to lc 6d. per dos.; hl,Fand,in .........„....N 24 2,21,k 360(130. Dover , seta-a
sins. upon-besete him still, yet it is much mitieted-a the • c • sturgeon, 6d. per lb. ; trout, 9d. per lb. ; pike, 6d. each, tlezautirla ........-...111 IthAr.th sf s.sr Southampton Oct. 4
readiness against seethe, attack. A policeman came up by ANTRUIWILY, SEPT. 24.-Our supplies were moderate, Sabarese ..... M Ifte of the month Southamptou.• Oct. IC
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAILEIS of 20 soya emit, and only 3ft roof of his good sense in listening to well-intended this time, but the prisoner ran away, crossing Holborn, and and millers bought freely at as advance is price of Is. to Belgian ...- --„. N Duly Dover . i Daily
if declared by ten o'clock the evening before running, to go criticism. Me deservee, as he is, to hold a high going into Southampton-buildings. The woman who was Is. per qr. Old brown wheat, 60s. to 68s ; new, 60s. to POULTRY, itc.-NINGATI AND LUADINHAEL, Shirr. Bartzu ... ....... ..........31 fth of the moan Southaroptoe.Gct. i 6
to the owner to the second lone; fur 3-yeolds and up- place, though be certainly has it in his to hold with him ran in the same direction. - Barley, 24.-Geese, 4s. to 6e.; turkeys, 3s. 6d. to 55.6 d. each ; ducks,
. , new, as. 40..C.ter.... ire. .111 Ish of the oninUi Aoutharuptoa.'Oet. lb
wards. D.M.-To clam and name by six o'clock the • •Is. 64. to 25.64. ; tame rabbits, Is. Od. to Is. 941. ; wild ditto, Cam or Good 1109, 11 leth of the month Plymouth .. Sept. 26
pursue him, and we started after him. The prisoner turned to 445. Oats, 20s. to 24e. Beans, 40s. to 41s. de Ver:s .1t 14th of the month Plymouth ... Sept. 26
a higher place still
leveeing before running, and the weights to be declared by - lug her • ' . 6d. to 10d. ; pigeons, sd. to Bd. each; roasting pigs, Os Felet. (see,ndh)
nine. The character of Virginia was acted by Missthe I ftof So thins ton bendier, and ran up to the CARETS'. Sto e u p -3, err. 24.-There was about an average supply (yd. to 0., oa. each • Surrey fowls, Si. to 9s. ; dittc '6,...1iz •
gates of Stapleninn, but finding that they were dosed of wheat ; barley and oats all of which met with a ' 14 14th of the month Plymouth .. Sept. 26
S* elements of 10 ems cacti ; for 2.yr-olde, Get; three, Andertoa with much sweetness and feeling; and he made a vault over the area railings of a house adjoining, small 'wean limited,
ee; oats and barley much the The chickens, 3s. Od. to ss. ; barn-door fowls, 2s. Ocl. to ss. Od.per ee.„,„i "„;.. e htera.,47o.l.,&Frid. Southampton. TuTh.6ll
Sat 41b; four, Sst 12Ib ; five ead upwards Bat Ilb. The Mr. Davenport gave all possible interest to the and fell to the basement, where we found him lying, apps- present •
are: Wheat,' • • same.
quotations white, new, 225. 6d. to hares, Os
; capons, 3s. to 4s. ; chickens, Is. Id. to 2s. per couple ; ailt m ladal7lhof made taamptos. Oct. 1
wiener to be sold for ISO sous, if demanded,' Ac. R.M.- youngea Os. 04. to Os. Od. ; leverets, 3.. to ss. 04. • woodcocks Chime (am India)
lover, Icilius. rently much injured. When the constable came up ke 245. 6d. ; old, 255. to 26e. 6d.; red, new, 225. to 235; old, 2..gd' • ' *l. 1 -to
To close and name by am o'clock the evening before
sprang his rattle for assistance, called up the people of the 23,. to 245. • barley, new, 14e. to 14s. 3d. ; old, 14s.M Ithekle tit .3: owath Southampton. Oct. 4
Waning.al 6,11 to 9d wild ducks Is. 3d. to '2B. • widgeons, 9d. cluataatta"Pie
home, and went down to take him. He was Weediest from to its. 3d. 'Oats, potato, old, Bs. 6d. to 9s. 64. ; new, Bs. 6d. teal ' ' and 1 •cs' 6d. 1 ' ach. En h li. 7Od coot. of Europe 21 & N Twieedally Lever
SSCOND TRAIL or Tan Fires TRIENNIAL PIODUCE CLERICAL. a severe wound in the thigh, which may have been caused to 9e. ;,cominon, 7s. 6d. to es 6d. Flour, perstonc, 21.6 d. to Os. 10. d .;, F pnoch ditto LI. Otie to Os. 05 a eg?, s.
. t°
4'lB (see India)
&Lean of 10 sows. each, feed yr olds; cults, Bst 71b ; fillies, . per 120; Ostend prate. 't hi \ Twice daily
--4,-- by one of the spikes in getting over the railings; and his 2s. 104. Oatmeal, ls. Ryemeal, ls. 64. Barleymeal, Is. 6d. fa, . re 'E l•
Sat 410. The owner of the second hone to receive a sum equalh butter, lle. • and eg eh, lls. to 13* per dozen lbs. 3ftealter II 4,7, 17,20,27 ofm. muthamptee . Sept. 26
PREPIANINT. hand was dreadfully cut from has having forced it through CoLcHISTIR, SUFI 24.-There h been an increased res
' . Greece (see India?
to ten per mat. open the whole stake, and he third horse a The Rev. N. B. Milan, to the Stipendiary Curacy of a window to brisk the fall. He fell about twelve or tine- ' m M Indatttbermeath Southampton. nett
p a 65 subs
to tive per cent. upon the whole stake. A. F. Uleerston, in the county of Lancaster, on the nomination teen feet. He said nothing that I could understand, except supply of wheat and barley, the former 4s. d ,and the Ureytown
Hamburg IS Tueiriz! a Verb.. Lendos
(6.5 subs.) PUMP, Dada Ozonise (late Haynau), Berea
-of the Rev. Richard Owillym, the Incumbent. "Me hurt." The woman, who had followed him, said, latter Is. to 2s. ;but few beans and peas on sale, each Is. to THE WF.,ATHER TABLE. Havannah l4 2.5 of the month douthamptontet. I
Acquaintance, Wee Austral' um" 11. did not do it" 2.. dearer.
--o-- ll,bamo al %Veda«. & Sabo. tendon
`..* file.:garlry."l,ll"LtstaAnutilline, Estrella. Altitude, 'The Adjutant, The Bishop of Chester has lionised the newly erected Inspector blackensie exhibited a small dagger or stiletto, Gtoncumn, Suer. 24.-Onr skew of English wheat to- MONDAY, SEPT..... 26, 1853. filmdom hi 17th of the meat'- elouteereptomeet. If;
ts'r Little Elomom, tby Lapereost-Beieine, eby lain John, schools, situate within the district end township of Tran- which had been taken from the prisoner, and was stained day was not large, and freely bought by millers at 4s. per TM state of the Weather at each of the following places !*diatvil". .
et.) XI 4thik24ol of ceonU Southampton !sew. 20
Meosethosi N illtaNthof Ettnq bee.ei . eept. 34
* dam eh ni Isy Plenipotentiary, brightwaltham, Nethook, mare, ca.led " Saint Catherine's Schools, Tram:lure," for with blood. qr. advance. Foreign old slowly, as holders generally de- at Mae o'clock on Saturday morning. The stations are 11"""" -
.I...oaten tales (see WM)
•Phryeia, ••Filbert, •no Nut, Husk, •Dove, ••Nutpeektr, the performance of divine cervices, on the representation of Mr. Shun croes.examined the witnesses, with a view of mend very high prices, and millers hold off for the present. arranged in order of latitude. Velem Mai S Twice daily lials head .. Twice els.
Rryclhon, Eispeth, Vandecdcceea, Voucher, Coalition, eke Rev. Benedict Arthur', Incumbent of Tranmere, under showing that some provocation was given, and that the in- Mahing barley scarce, and all sorts IL per qr. dearer. Beans Lleteitica-5.,• Strong Breeze ; Heavy Rain. Lisbon . lif 7, u, 17, &27 of m, SOuthamptem. Sept. 26
cby Irish Bireeetcher_miee Whip (wrong nomination), whose pastoral superintendence the said school, now are. juries sustained by the prisoner in his thigh might have a free sale. Oats command Is. 6d. to 2s. per qr. more M tattoo/A-E. • Strong Breese ; Rain Madeira Millth of the mouth_ Southampton.
Om :1
it: bf by Don John-Physalis, *Venetians, •Sidingbourne,
°soma, Exhibition, Cuba, Curlew, Hermime Friar 'f uck, --- - ---- been inflicted in the struggle; but no one present appeared
able to throw ady light upon the origin of the quarrel. •V
• Gentle Partially CI d Madeira
mosey, stock" being low, and the Irish supply very limited. SOUTISAMFTON-N . , Breeze; ou y. maim (
W have heavy showers occasionally. Imports of the week : FoLgoeyoon--S.W. ; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast. ) Nieuguirt le Plymouth .. Sept 32
Malta N 7,17,19,27E30am Dover - ..... . .it
veteran, en cby Cocherrone-Diversion, I lif Don John NAVAL. Mr. Mackeozie said that the keeper of the coffee-house -Wheat, 1,246 qrs. ; barley, 3.58; oat., 1,363; beans, 88. TENEutDOE-W. ; Gentle Breeze ; Cloudless. Mauritius (see India)
-Cheshire %Ince, Iby Mickey Free-Anna aria, Tans. who would be present at the melt examination, would be GUILDFORD, Sept, 24.-There was a very small supply STMOOD-S. ; Gentle Breeze ; Cloudless. Maurities. re 14th of the toontlo Plymouth .. Sept. 26
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tock, Bracelet, Memory, ...Pine's, e by The Emperor-Mon-SWINDON-W.• Fresh Breese; Partially Cloudy.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 25.-The Stromboli, 6, paddle able give some material evidence upon this point, of wheat, for which much higher rates were demanded, Marion...... M hid of tte month ,Southampton. Oct. 1
dine, t by Biy Middleton-llangosteen. Oleneyon, e by
wheel m 1 o Commander Hall, steamed out of hare The medical certificate flora King's College Hospital which checked business. An advance of 4s. per qr. was Canosima-S'W ; Gentle Breeze ; Cloudless. Monte Video M 91.11 of the month . Southampton. Oct. le
Epirue-Layla (dead), War-whoop, Pearl, eby Orlando- steam i • °°- ' and h dat 8 idle d stated that Buckley could not leave at penult ; and tee ultimately realised. Wheat, new, 64e. to 80s. ; old, 545. to YAUIIOnTa-W. ; Strong Breeze ; Cloudless. Naples
bour yesteriey afternoon . mac ore p a , prep'. . New Granada „.......31 3130SM:sot uon:A Southampton. Oct 1
Hersey, Talfourd, Oen', t by Cotherstme--ledine's dam,
*Scandal, •Kohinoor, fby Touchstone-Cuckoo, Pharos, for the Bris•ls The Bhlllscouta 6, paddle prisoner, who looked extremely ill, was ordered into the 84s. Oats, 21.. to 251. Beans, 40s. to 455. Peas, 40a. to 451. The returns from the following places did not reach this New geileed
story to sailing .
wheel abeam sloop Commander George Parker, sailed on poem infirmary. 111111TPOND, Sarr. 24.-We have had a better supply of office in time for publication on Saturday ; they, therefore, ...la Ames .......... es sdelt.tbastinernios. borer °MI
Catberine Hayes, Bridget, Eaton (dead), Barbatus, c by
Friday f the k.:' Indies ad China. TM Cruiser, 18, The case was remanded for a week. wheat; still prices advanced Is. to 2a. Per load. Barley indicate the state of the weather on Friday morning at Peninsula ~- ....... .. e Ithi!th27o:ef:arF soatbampton. Oct. 2
Vell4oll-01110. •
or • leant a
screw steam sloop, Commander the Hon. 0. H. Douglas, CLERKENWELL. made fully ls. per qr. more money; supply small. Oats nine o'clock. Piro e In 4 h 17th et Mo. Southampton. Oct. I
ra°Duaa Bwdat'afado of 200 son• each, bR; cola, • F 'dnight Q join the flat A sickl look=named 0 itchargedwith fully ood Pand beans Is per load dearer, with PORTSMOUTH-S.W.; Strong Breese; Partially Cloudy. net Natal •••• .- N. 14th of 9w w"th tlfinauta ••• arPt• fa
sailed on ri a for Queenstown, to eet g man, airs , was
list lie; fillies, Bat 41b. T.Y.C. (3 subs.) Cby Pyrrhus the The Rolla, naval • ' • b 1.- 1 • Y*his-Welch re. apprentices instruction rig, mu- wen ttui; wife, awoman. few offering. Wheat, 355. to 46,. per load. Barley, malt- SOUTHAMPTON -W . ; Gentle Breese ; Overcast.
the First-Coespiraey, Sortie, Rally.lftissany e Sthislh2sthefni.o. i Dover ... Ur
tenant Commander Fenwick, cams into harbour yesterday She stated that she had been twelve months the wife of ing, 3.51. to 445. per qr. Oats 18s. to 26e. Peas, 239. to FOLKESTONI-N.W. ; Genie Breeze; Rain. Venezuela hi Ind&l7thsitera't: 'Southampton. Oct. I
ST. Leona &texas of 25 soya. each, for 3-yr-olds; colts, from her ' ' the Channel. The Medea 6, paddle the defendant, who had neglected to contribute to her sop- 265. per load. Beans, 245. to i9s. Tares, 40s. to 455. Rye, Ciezaowice-W.; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast. van Diemen's bend (see
Ife. 7lb ; and fillies, Bet 31 D. Certain winners extra. Horses
day hskulking about their 20a. to 245. Sekoon-4...e Gentle Breeze; Rain. AnsMalial
which have never MOO a plate or sweepstakes allowed Sib. wheel. st.tannt.,...!. shop,
.h,te ies ...Li oniff Briley
r:lunend„:„!"„„vetneese AA Lew:" ea mAt hboita ar„........... s. ....so sreeo. c„.„ no orbs. ex. «.. SWINDON-N•W. 1 Light Breeze ; Cloudy. West Indies M 2addilltliel month iSonthasoplon.;ol. I
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Pun:suns SWHIPSTALLI of 200 son. each, h ft; colts,
list 710; fillies, list 41b. T.Y.C. (3 subs.) C by Pyrrhus
the First—Conviracy, Sortie, Rally.
ST. Laos* StAcss of 25 ens. each, fur 3.yr-olds; colts,
Ss. 71h ; and nines, Sat 31b. Certain wonnen extra. Hones
which base never woo a plate or sweepstakes allowed 51b.
D.I. (13 nabs) *Tartuffe, *Petitioner, Grapeshot, Sir
Walter, The Earl Mershall, •Filbert, •Cobout, •Not.
pecker, •Ilaslanut, Don Pacifico, Peach, Etunthorps
(deed), •Rackapelt, •Pherold,
SITIIIIPTALLO of 60 sots. each, h ft, for 2.yr-olas ; colts,
Set 7th ; and fillies, Sit slh; not engaged in the July, Chao-
mt.:4d, Raclin-', Clearwell, or Prenilergaet Stakes; a
winn,l of 200 son or upwards to carry 61b extra. T.Y.C.
(6 subs.) Applawn, •Weathercods, •Ptosnix, *Ave,
li_earesnondu.
MATCH, 200, h ft. T.Y.C. Mr. W. II Gregory's c Pa-
pigeon, by Birdcatcher, out f his sister to Wanota, Sot 71b,
apt Sir J. liawley's f MI aissippi, by Old England out of
Nkomo, Set 61b.

TIMISDAY.7FOI:IL-Ylit OLD TRIINSIAL.

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Q1:11121.0 PLAT* IV) gs ; for 3yr olds, 9st 21b ; tour,
lOst 71b; five, 1 Ist ; old and aged, list 41b. It C.
TOWN PLATS of 60 sou., for 3-yr olds ; colts, fist 7113;
and fillies, Ost Jib. D.l.

PORTSXOU'TH, SEPT. 23.—The Stromboli, 6, peddle
wheel steam sloop, Commander Hell, steamed out of har-
bour yesterday afternoon and anchored at Spithead, prepa-
ratory to sailing 10S the Brsz‘le. The Bamcouta, 6, paddle
wheel steam sloop, Coronado George Parker, sailed on
Friday frr the but Indies and China. The Cruiser, 18,
screw steam sloop, Commander the Hon. 0. H. Douglas,
sailed on Friday night for Queenstown, to join the Beet
there. The Rolla, naval apprentices instruction brig, Lieu-
tenant Commander Fenwick, cams into harbour yesterday
from her cruise in the Channel. The Medea, 6, paddle
wheel steam sloop, Commander J. C. Bailey, is
hourly expected at this poet, to be paid off. This
is the vessel in reference to whose officers so many and
such unpleuant courts initial have been held during
bar stay on the Welt Indian station. She has only been in
ermasission since December, 1852. The Marlborough, 131,
ineeereteam ship, building in this dockyard, has now about
Ififi shipwrulits at work upon her, who are expediting her
with all despatch. Her frame is nearly set up. The Prin-
cess Royal, 91, screw steam ship, in the ottani basin dock,
nark etude in yesterday, and steam is to be got up in her
for the first time on Monday (to-morrow) to try
her boilers. Her internal fittings progress rapidly,
and she will soon be ready for putting into
commission. Her screw, a permanent one, made of
a composition of several metals, hu been delivered
on board, but is not yet fitted. It was made by Messrs.
Mandalay and Co., and weighs about 5 tons; its pitch is 21
feet 6) inches, diameter 17 feet 1 inch, and length 3 feet.
The screws suppled to the Duke of Wellington and Aga-
memnon, line of battle ships, were, in the first instance,
merely experimeutal ones, made of iron, and designed to
ascertain by trial the must suitable pitch that should be
given to the permanent metal (or composition) screws.
This object having in a great measure been gained, the
Princess Royal by not required to have an "experimental"
screw constructed for her. It was a screw of the latter
description, which has not, of come, the same strength as
the permanent screw, that the Duke of Wellington broke
during her first Vial in the channel.
Tee &someone or van ROTAL Navy.—A movement
of some importance to the interests of the service is at pre-
sent is progress among the engineers of the Royal Navy.
Two officers of that clam have during the past week been
reported as absent from their ships at Portsmouth; one
Mr. Woodcock, chief engineer of the Barraeouta, bft that
vessel on Thorley last, and on Saturday (yesterday) Mr.
Progress, chief eagineer of the Encounter, was also re-
ported as absent. Both these officers bad applied for their.
discharge and bad sent in their resignation, but the Admi-
ralty peremptorily refused to accept the latter—there evi.
dently exiats throughout the engineering branch of the
Navy • very dissatisfied feeling, arising from an alleged
inadeenatv in the pay to meet the espenses to which this
class of officers are liable. The inferiority of their position
in the service, the undignified character of their uniform,
nal the little courtesy which they receive from the higher
Albers of the naval service and the Admiralty itself—these
gelevsects certainly do exist to an estent that is not dimi-
nished by the fact that the engineers have not had re-
alism to noisy agitations to redress them, having hitherto
contented themselves with quiet representations to the
Admiralty, but which have met with little politeness or
' consideration. The higher pay, and, in many respects, the
greater eomfort• enjoyed by engineers in the mercantile ser-
vie-, cannot of course be forgotten, and it is only reasonable
that the royal naval engineers should desire to share in
those advantages which the progress of the steam marine,
both naval and commercial, has bestowed upon the prof's-
lion to which they belong.
WOOLWICH, SEPT. 24.—NEW SCALE 'OP PETTY
OFFICIIIIII. AND Omuta:44 ALLOTNIRNTL—The following
cirealsr has just been issued by the Admiralty.
Chief petty officers end first class working petty
officers will now be permitted to allow their wives
five shillings more per month than formed,
was allowed under the old and present scale. Second class
working petty officers four sbilliags. Leading seamen
three Ailing*, and if engaged for continuous service, seven
shillings. Shipwrights three shilling 8, and if engaged fur
continuous service seven shillings. Ordinary seamen four
shallop, and second clam seamen three shilling/. The
inerea-e of pay to Petty oScers and seamen will be better
sederetood, when it is stated that petty officers including
leading lelantn, now receive of every rating 7s. N. per
month of 31 days more than their former pay, ordinary
seamen 51. 2d, and second class seamen 2s. 7d. The
crease in pay does not include good conduct pay or allow-
sire in lieu of grog. Landing seamen on continuous ser-
vice have 12s. Ild. additional pay per month.
Tber Lordships have called hr a retina of the wake
of neatemmiselosedolBlallaad men of the wttelfiM Selo
atm of Royal Marines It for duty, eat k
mein&

,
8-
1111/arTAILS of 6 SOTS. each ; for 2-yr olds, Got 10Ib ;
three, get Sib ; four and upwards, 9st; the winner to be
aold'for 70 sun., if demanded, dtc. Rutland Stakes Course.
—To close and name by sit o'clock the evening before
tanning.
td, Till FOI7ITH TAIIINNIAL STALIN of 10
eon. each, for 4-yr ; colts, Sat 71b; Shies, Set ; the
owner of the second horse to receive a sum equal to 10 per
cent upon the whole stake, and the third bone a sum
equal to 5 per cent. upon the whole stake. D. 1.-
BYII's eye, by Orlando—The Princess (dead), King Pe-
pin, Orel leg, e by Lanercost—Oh Dual. -t he Sphinx, Dis-
may, bf ny Fritney--Kete Kearney, eh e by Slane—Per-
(uteri* (dead), Wingenund, b f by Herman Plstoff—Maid
of Lune, eh 1 by Irt,h Birdcateher—Mickleton Mild, Da-
msel O'Rourke. Dante Tattle, 11.4yalty. Rosary, Magness
be by Lanericeet—Fiyeateher (dead), *Hesperus, liyinet.
tits, Copia (dead), Dollond, Seepitura, c by Lanercust—
Olive Oil (dew), The Corporal, Director, Longbow, f by
Irish llirdeccher—Little Isaac's dam, The Nun. fby St.
blartin—Aminia, bf n St Martin—Toga, b I by Beinm—
Merope, Canterbury, Maidstone, Greengage, Pruteetion,
Adine, b f by Alarm—Jane, CkaMuch (dead), Gerard, MP
seneurile (deed), Caloric, Lithograph, Odauw, Mary
plane. a by lipirus--Oiantess, c by The Knipe
roc—Retrospect, Olealuce, Hirsute, The Nabob, Livermete,
by Stave—lodine's d, Orpheue, Lapidist, fby To ichstone
—Hersey, Father Thrums, •HouNkin, Red Hind (dead),
Iby Pantaloon—Ten-pound Note, e by Sir Hercules,
—Testy, Hobbit Noble, The Stag (dew), Safety, Olive-
braneb, Showmen, f by lon—Clementass (dead), Sulky
(dead), Janina, °Peacock.
BVTLAND STAIZA of 30 sun each, 20 ft, for 2-yrnalds;
71b;c014, Bet and fillies, Bet 31b; the winner of a sweep-
stakes value 400 sues., incladMg_the winner's own stake, to
caspr Sib; or two such stakes, 71b titan. From the turn
of the Lands in. (12 subs.)-oCampstoal, •Mercator,
Mania c by Sir Tatton Sykes--Starlight Bess, •Miace-
meat, °Amon, *Delia, Virago, i'bro to Cock Pheasant, c by
John uljetiiit bro to Maid of Maaham, Mabel.

RAILWAY AIIRANOIIISATII.-27th, 28th, and 29th of
Eeptember, 18.13.—Ts.stas run between London and New-
market as under :—Froas London: 7 a.m., Ist, 2nd, and 3rd
slain, doe at Newmarket 10.46; 8 a.m., I,t, 2nd elms,
dun at Newmarket 10.43; 11.30 a.m., lst, 2nd class (mail),
due at Newmarket 2.16 ; 6 p.m, Ist, tad class (espreas),
due et Newmarket 7.lo.—Yam Newmarket 8.40 a.m.,
let, 2nd class (tapes.), doe in Lamina 11 a.m.; 12.4.5 p.m.,
Ist, 2nd claw, due to London 3.40 p.m. ; 4.15 p.m , Ist, 2nd
dam, dee in Lendsu 7.10 p.m.
(sr atacralc TILION.API.)
LATINS? Aftairnia - tattooed, lisalbec, The Caliph,
HeathlleCl, Acrobat, West Australian, Uwe, Applause,
/ante, Lady laity.

A sickly.looking man, named Garrett, war charged with
assaulting his wife, a Welch woman.
She stated that she had been twelve months the wife of
the defendant, who had neglected to contribute to her sup-
port. Oa the previous day he was skulking about their
dwelling doing nothing, and because she told him he was
an idle worthless fellow, he took on himself to knock her
down, for which offence she gave him in charge.
The defendant, whou face was sadly disfigured with
scratches, said he was the miserable victim of his wife's
ferocity, and since the working of the act of parliament for
affording a better protection to females, she had served him
out with a vengeance, almost daily menacing and otherwise
ill-treating him, and daring him by the most aggravating
and vile lowans to strike her, threatening if he did so to
give him "air months at the mill." Being exceedingly
irritated on the evening before, he certainly did give her a
alight to on the side of her bead, and she immediately
united him, in the hoe that he would suffer hard work in
prison for the term mentioned or die there. He had not
been free from her scratches scarcely a week since their
marriage.
The wife, who had been laughing and otherwise miscon-
ducting herself, here called out, And it served you right,
you wretch, and you shall have six months."
The magistrate said she would be disappointed for once,
and, commiserating the husband, set him at liberty.

SAD WANT OF WATER ABOUT COVENT-GARDEN.
—Rose-street is near Covent garden, with several narrow
passmes which lead to Long-acre, and is thickly inhabited
by • poor, and in some instances bad class of people. At
No. 18, Rose street they said, "We don't have • drop of
water on the Sunday; we have to go to Covent-garden.
There are not so many people in the house now as at other
times; they have gone to the hop-picking." There are
eight rooms in this .",house, each let to separate families;
although we did not get at the exact numbers, we may at
the very least put the population, even at the present, at
five in each room ; that will give forty persons; the water,
cask would contain 120 gallons, and is filled on each Satur-
day afternoon between three and four o'clock ; there is then
no further supply until Monday at about the same hour,—
about forty-eight hours! It will be seen that this supply
is totally inadequate, but says an inhabitant, " Go to the
ether house, sir ; the poor craturs there are starving for
want of water." At Nu. 13, in the same street, we found
a dilapidated water cask, the " tap" leaking at about the
rate of a pint • minute. The closet is close to Ail water-
ask. The premises in which these water-starved people
live belong to Combs and Delafield, the brewers. Inquire
in this description of neighbourhood where you plass., aad
the answer will be, "We have no water on Sunday ; we
are obliged to beg lot it." " The poor creatures (said one)
do not know what to do for water on • Sunday ; it is very
troublesome, but one cannot refuse the poor things water ;
bless you, they come begging and begging until I am often
without myself ;" and so forth from many.—The Builder.
DEATH FROM ACCIDENTAL STRANGULATION.-011
Tuesday week, while Edward Taylor, aged 72 Teen, who
was employed as an engine-fitter at the works of the Com-
missioners of the River Wear, was in the act of turning an
iron spindle at the lathe, which is driven by a steam-en-
gine, the ends of his neck handkerchief were caught by the
spindle. This being in a rough state, the ends of the silk
handkerchief were caught by it, and the man was drawn
ever the spindle. He uttered a loud scream, and hie fellow-
workmen ran to his assistance. While removing the belt
which attaches the lathe to the engine, by the convulsive
struggles of the dying man the spindle was forced from the
" rest," and he fell backwards on the floor, having been
completely strangled. The handkerchief and spindle were
immediately removed from his neck, and • large wound
was found in his throat. The resident surgeon of the Ca-
meronian regiment at the Barracks promply attended, and
used every effort to restore animation, but without effect,
the unfortunate men being quite dead. The dooming has
left • wife end child to lament his loss. Yesterday en in-
quest was held on the body by Mr. Salkeld, at the Queen's
Hotel, Hendon road, when the jury returned a verdict of
accidental death. Sander/and Herald.

NEWCASTLE UPON-TYNE, SEPT. 24.—With the exception
of a slight fall of rain on the afternoon of Thursday and
yesterday, the weather this week has been of the most
splent.id description possible; nearly the whole of the
autumn sown wheat will have been safely housed to-day,
but much remains to be done yet, the spring wheat being in
many places comparatively green. The trade during the
present week has continued to maintain a very firm aspect,
and a further advance of Is. per qr. upon old wheat, and
2s. per sack upon flour has been realised, but upon new
wheat no improvement could be obtained, the fineness of
the weather inducing our millers to believe that with large
deliveries from our own growers they will have a better
chance of suiting themselves than at present, whether,
however, :the course is a judicious one, we will not
venture to express an opinion. Malting as well
as Grinding Barley have been much wanted and
higher prices would have been readily accorded. Fine
old malt is scarce, and still shows a progressive tendency,
and the same remarks will apply to other articles. Our
accounts from the south, with respect to the yield of wheat,
are worse than anticipated. With respect to this locality,
nothing definite can be said, as we have not had any de-
liveries whereby to form an accurate opinion. At our
market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat
from the growers, a portion of which consisted of the new
crop, quality not equal to the first samples that appeared
last year, and although the arrivals coastwise were also
moderate, the fineness of the day, combined with the high
pretensions of holders, tended to limit business, still, how-
ever, trassactions to a fair extent warred at an advance
generally of 2s. per quarter, choice farmers' old
red making 665. to 685., and white up to 705., whilst
the best south country red found buyers at 661.,
and good runs at 645. 6d. ; extra new, 675. to 68s. ; yellow
Uckermarcke at the same time meeting attention at 68s.
per qr.; other descriptions of foreiga in proportion. Flour
in fru request at an improvement of 2s. per sack, but where
a greater advance is required business is checked. Rye is
wanted. Malting Barley was inquired for, and we would
value South country qualities at 381. to 425., according to
sample. Fine old malt steadily maintains its value. In
beans and peas not much passing. With oats we were
moderately supplied. and for such a free demand was ex-
perienced at rather more money. The arrivals this week
are : wheat, coastwise, 3,361; foreign, 1,420 qrs ; barley,
coastwise, 230 ; oats, 15 ; flour, 1,398 sacks.
- -

PORTSMOUTH—S.W. ; Strong Breeze; Partially Cloudy.
SOUTHAMPTON—W.; Gentle Breeze; Overcast.
FOLKIBTONR—N.W. ; Gen.le Breen; Rain.
GREINWICII—W.; Gentle Breeze; OTercut.
Svitoon—S. ; Gentle Breeze; Rain.
SWINDON—N.W. ; Light Breeze; Cloudy.
M CABRIDOR—S.W. ; Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy.
YARMOUTM—W.; Calm; Rain.

Noswica, SEPT. 24.—At our market to-day there was a
fair show of wheat, in rather better condition than of late.
Prices were firm at an advance of 3s. per qr. above this
day week. Flour was a free sale at 2.. per sack advance.
Barley trade firm for all bright and well-conditioned par-
cels, but second qualities were at rather less money. Beans
and peas commanded a steady sale, and maintained last
week's rates. Oats were a small supply, and Zs. per qr.
advance was firmly established. Wheat, old, white, 688. to
725. per qr.; new, white, 665. to 68s. • old, red, 60s. to
645. ; new, red, 628. to 645. ; barley, malting, 40s. to 445.;
grinding, 351. to 365. ; beans, old, 425. to 435. ; new, 40s. to
e2s.; peas, old, 395. to 41s. ; new, 388 to 40s. ; oats, old,
265. to 281. ; new, 248. to 265. Fine household flour, f.0.b.,
48s. 6d. per sack of 2801 be. ; purchasers finding sacks, and
claiming one month's credit.

• When any of these
snatched on the follow(
end Australia (•ii you
preceding.

PITIR1101101:01L, SEPT. 24.—There was a good supply of
wheat here to-day, principally of the new crop, and prime
advanced 30. to 4s. per qr. on the best, and from 2s. to 35.
per qr. on the secondary descriptions., 611bs. red wheat
making 62.. to 635. per qr., and tine 631bs. do. up to66s. per
qr. All descriptions of spring corn commanded higher
prices, tine barley selling from 40s. to 425. per qr. 'New
oats Is. per stone, and old beans from 441. to 48s per qr.
The yield of both wheat and barley is much below what it
was expected to be in this neighbourhood.

RIADING. SIFT. 24.—We had but a very short supply of
corn at market to-day of any description. The demand for
wheat was ►risk at prices ruling from 3s. to 4s. per qr. ad-
vance on lust market-day. Considerable inquiry was
made fur barley ; prime malting making from 365. to 43e.;
English grinding do., 345. to 365.; old beans, 425. to 465. ;
new, 40s. to 44e. ; eats, 20s. to 27e.
Wrung, Sirs. 24.—We are fairly supplied with sew
wheat, sad very little of old, at this day's market. The beet

P0IiY01:11;13MEN IN LONDON.
—These classes an to eojoy a soiree .to-morrow, under
the presidency of t►e Lord Mayor, at which various works
of art, models of makinary, apparatus for facilitating the
impartation of kaawledge, sad etbsz natters of general is-
taut, an to be übibited.

Tea tall on a Bondi
day with the excel
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te the mails will be da.
,lion of those ter India
I be dowatehed ths day

LIVERPOOL, SATURDAV.—ShortIy after noon, the
British and North American Royal Mail steamship Arabia,
Commodore C. H. E. Judkine, sailed from the Mersey for
New York, with the usual mails for the United States and
British pouessions in North America, 146 passengers, and a
very heavy cargo of valuable merchandise on freight.
About haif•past 2 o'clock the new screw steamship Olinda,
Capt. Harem, sailed from this port for the River Fleeted
Brazils, via Lisbon. She belongs to the South American
and General Steam Navigation Company, and is the second
vessel on that lino. The Olinda took out about 30 passes•
gers, and a fair cargo of manufactured goods, and a few
thousand pounds in specie. Mr. E. Thompson, one of the
directors of the company, proceeds in her as far as Lisbon.
She will be succeeded by the Lusitania, Captain Brown, on
the 24th October.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
BARK WORTll.—Sept. 22 at Amblegide, Westmoreland, Mr, I.
Bail:worth, of • daughteL
DAVIDSON.—Sept. a at Abbotsford-villas, Addison-road, Kensirk
a J ton, the wife Dr. J. amdson, K.M., of a eon.
FLETCHEIL—Sept. 22, et Avenue Rouge, St. John'e-wood, lire.
T.
K. Fletcher, of a daughter.
JONES.7,ept. 22, et Denbigh, the wife of the Ben. B. Jowl

Llannhaniel Esteffiog, of a'diTughter.
LA NO.—dept. 21, at Carrick-place, Ayr, Mri. Lang, of a eon.
ROOKE —Sept. 22, at Potties, the wile of Mr. J. Raokc, of
daughter.
8111111.—Sept. 12, at Lansiowne.ro id, Notting-bill, the elle of C.
Ninth, Esq., of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
BATNES—MALTON.—Sept. 22, at AU Soul's', Lanitham.place, t!
the Rev. C. Baring, M.A., Rector, W. V. Baynes, Esq., sr,ond son
of Sir W. Baynes., Bart., of Portland-place, to Amelia swab,
younger daughter of the late W. Mahon. Paq., of winlnole'ui.,'s'
HARRIES--EVANS. - Sept. 22, at St. Tydfil's Church, mcrwri
Tydfil, by the Rev. W. Jones, Incumbent of Tredegar, the Rev. G.
C. P. !tarries, M.A., second son of Yr. G. J.:Harries, Lion,*
Pembrokeshire, Curate of St. Mary's, Brecon, to Eleanor. thlict
daughter of D. Evans, Eeq , Brecon Oid Peak, Merthyr Tydfil.
HAWORTH —VA N'CEIT. —dept. 2 ', at St. Cuthbert's Church. Car'
lisle, by the Dean of Carliele, the Rev. J. S. Hodpon, *Mot of
Brinklow, E. L. Haworth, Esq., 28th Regt., only Burris= ma of
the late J. Haworth, Esq., of the Clore, Liclifieid, to Sash Grace.
eldest daughter of J. Fawcett, Esq., of Petteril.bank, Cumberland.
MALTBY-1i ARDWICK.—Sept. 2u, at St. John's, Nutling.bill,
the
Rev. J. W. Maltby, of Tbrumpton. Nottinghamshire, to ss"'"
Elias, eldest daughter of J. Hardwick, lfaq., of Ladbrolte.mome.
MORICE—YOUNG.—Sept. 29, at St. Peter's, Pimlico, by the Re'.
T. C. Brown, Prareis Jones, eldest eon of the Rev. B. w. Mor'd?'
M.A., of liaddeedon, Herta, to Caroline Elizabeth, eldest daughter
of the late J. Young, Eeq., of BurtonAtriet, haton.square.
MURRAT—PARRY.--eirpt. a, at Trinity Church, Chester, J. MY.
ray, Eaq., of Liverpool and Coventry, to Maria Jane, only daughter
of W. Parry, Esq., of Bank House, Over, ire.

ticeactrr or HARVEST Lesousites.—All the
vela to Sih westward of Galway los been reaped this
4711sisei7 b wousampenztthenvesaseqessee of the great
ei

DEATHS.
WEARER.- Sept. 21, at rarie, Augusta, relict of the late A. Dew< f,
Esq., of Swanmore House, Hants, aged 64. of C.
STIRLING.—Sept. 21, at Kltham, Kent, Walter, )oull6lll aoa
Stirling, of Muir' ',onside, aged 13.
WATTS.-84114. 23, Leaver Itor'ase, the infant eon of E. T. Vixts.
Esq., of Hes/bade, Dartford, Kent.

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