The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-18 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.-(THIB DAY.)

The weather ii fine, with the wind from the N.W. There
was rather a dense fog in the morning, but it is now clear.
This week's supply of home-grown wheat is very moderate
at present. Flour short. Barley and oats rather more
liberal,but very few beans sad peas. Scotch or Irish oafs,
none reported this week.
The foreign supply of wheat is vary moderate—one.half
American, remainder Russi►n and Prussian. Flour not
heavy, American barrels. Barley, none. Oats, a small
arrival, principally Swedish, and a few Danish, Bunten, and
Prussian. . .

The trade in wheat today is more quiet than on Monday,
but the advanced quotation■ of that day fully rweintained
for both English and foreign.
Hour steady at Monday's rates.
Barley of all descriptions rather dearer than last week.
Oats, not very many 00 sale, arrivals being small and
Monday's improvement sustained.
Be an. and peas very few on offer, and rather dearer than
last week. Linseed and rapeseed fully as dear. eloverased
and trefoil without change.
LOATI:sC CARGOLS. —A quiet trade paining, and prices
as high as on Monday.
Wiutar.—faiglish : Essex and Kent, white, new, riOa is
6fia. ; ditto, floe old, 545. to 3145.; ditto red, new, Ms. to 57a.;
ditto, fine, old, 50s. to 31.. ; Norfolk, ttc., fine, ohl, —a. to
—a.; red, new, —a. to Forage : Dental; 58.. to eds.;
Brae,Ms. to 6811; extra, 09a. to 714.; Konigsberg, .545. to 5&.;
ditto. extra,69s. to 715.; ktostook, 65.. to b9s.; Mecklenburg
red, 565. to 65e.: Uckerniark ditto, MO. to 131 s. ' • American
white, Ms. to 62..; ditto red. Ws. to NA.; Canadian, brie.
to t;3l.

BAlLLZT.—Eagglish malting, 38s. to 395. ; fine, 4(.;
(minding, ris. to 275.; and distilling, 265. to ds. per qr. ;
foreign grinding, 255. to 260.; ditto distilling, 225. to ',•&s.;
malting, —s. to —a
list.r.—Englisb, Essex and Norfolk, 595. to 635. ; Rum
635. to 70s. ; Kingston and Ware, 655. to 725.; brown,
50s. to 58s.

ria;s7-7English feed, 2g.. Od. to 30i. W. ; potato,
30s. to 3k. ; foreign, las. Pd. to 23..

KT; 30a.. to 32i..
Sams-English tick, 38s. to 41a ; barrow, 40s. to 445. ;
pigeon, 40s. to 445. ; foreign, Masan, 345. to 39% ; tack
MIL to 40s. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 44a. ; Egyptian, 35a. to 37a.
Pals-English boilers, ads. to 41i.; white and blue, 38s.
to 401. ; maple, 40a. to 435.; grey, 34a. to 365.; hog, 36a.
to 38s. ; foreign. 345. to 375.
FLOO/1.-Engthh town, 50a. to 515.; ditto Boa 51s. to 53;
country, 435. to 445. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38s. to 4lk;
French, -s. to --a. pet sack; American. 275. to 31a;
Canadian, 27.. to 31a.: Spanish. 45a. to 50s.
INDIAN CORN.-White, 395. to 425. ; yellow, 40s. to 435.
rummer; Casco's, all C. F. and 1.-Rheas: Bear
saki and Marianople, per 4921b5., 48s. to 565. ; Mirka, as.
W 54x. ; Polish Odessa, per 4X/lba, red, 454. to 475. ; white,
545. to 565. ; Danube and Galata 365. to 425. ; Egyptian,
345. to 365. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 4thilba,
225. to 25a. ; Odessa awl Danube do., 'At to 28a. Bass :
Egyptian, par qr., 31a. to 345. Maize Odaasa and Galata.
per 4921te., 31.. Od. to 32a. ; 16641 and Bulgarian, per
4801b5., 301. Od. to 31s. ; French, do., -a. to -e. ;
American, do., 29.. to 30a.
SZEDII.-Caaary seal, per qr., 41s. to 50s. ; Hay-
seed, per qr., 46a. so as.; Mustard seed, per huohel,
white, 9s. to 10a. ; brown, -s. to -2. ; Linseed, per qr.,
crostini', 50s. to 58a. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,000,
12/. 15s. to 13/. ss. ; Atueriau, thiu, in brla., per too,
10/. 5.. to 10/. 1.15.; do., tbwk, round, and oblong, 9f. 10s. to
10/. 10e.; Baltic, 9/. to 9'. : Masud's', 9/. sa. to 101.3 a;
Rape cakes, 51. to 51. 10a.

AINAIVALS INTO LONDON MOM SEPT. DI TO SEPT. LL
at. 4 *mita. Dish YoreLoa.
Immo o ... t 00%)
Borka
not.

Plow &ebb, 140 ricks : i;t:eign..7,64o

MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

fkcan.—Holders have shown more conddene., and have
Wooed to sell unless at firm rates, at which a
fair amount of business has beau transacted or-
dinary brown Mauritius sold at 30s. 13d.; low yellow,
37a. to 375. 6d. ; crystalliecd, 425. tid. to 435. 13d. ; middling
white Bemires, 455. 6d. ; brown and yellow native Madras,
30s. to 325. ; sod white flavannah in bond, 31e. Reflood
firm at full prices for all deseriptious.
COFFEE—For all good qualities there is AO active de-
mand, at Is. advance. Other qualities also sell readily, at
full prices. Middling and good Plantation Ceylon, 7:4. to
7es. lid. ; peaberry, 80s. to &Is. • nativo Ceylou, good and
fine ordinary, lid. to 68s. ; doe long berry mocha, 1295. ;
Tellicbeiry, 695. lid, to 765. ; Shervauy, 728. 6d. to 75... lid.
TEA.—The public salmi are progressing with fair spirit,
but at rather irregular prices. Congous sold at the late
advance. Flowery pekoes at Id. to 21. advance.
Ruo.—A few pale bastards sold at Is. 6id.
Rice.—A cargo of Rangoon sold at Ils. and one of \e-
cranale also at Ils., on the spot ; Battam ;old at lila. ; white
Bengal at 13s. 3d. ; Madras, 10s. lid.
Guinn. —There an active demand for Cochin at *con-
siderable advance. Ordinary to middling, 48s. t., 52d.
SALTPETRE.—No sales of importance reported.

TUESDAY EVENDIO.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 1
for the 10th October, stood this morning at the
name quotation, touched in the aftersoon
" buyers," and closed at 931, " sellers." For
money the last price was 931 to 1. The official
business report is as follows :—Three per Cent.
Console, for money, 931, #, 1, 0,1, ; ditto, for
account (October 10), 931, ; Three per Cents.
Reduced. 91i, ; New Three per Cents.? 918,
Thirty Yearn Annuities, 1865, ; India Stock,;
221 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, Oat ; BOROUGH HOP 111.tRKET.—(PHIS DAY.)
ditto, for account, 1031 ;ditto Scrip, 104, 1 ;ditto thr.er.s..,Potttehodaete
taildfcrowittrrort an active demand for
:—Mtl sod But
Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 981, ; ditto geei:101". ; Weald Seats, BcurrrelOs. to 101. 104;
Bonds, 10s. prem.; Five per Cent. " enlaced" ' Sussex, Bi. to 9f. ; Faruhain, 10/. to 121. ; duty, 125,00174.

4 TH E T.':IL PE 1.-:.:S8, lA' EDN USDA y EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18 . 1861•
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SPORTING lIV TE .-1 I, IC EV . •.-:- ' • ' :7'.ilti:iti.•'•.it: I ar•t lam, Je,,ket.lo tol each seat t 3.34) Ttiltr:ligtntt, Mr. Watford said he was peisoaally prate of other C.I4CS , two months ; bat I have been living with • young womau, 1
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lini •tiii,. i..KI i *lre hand. They ge. ..ti .i.,,iinst the prieoner. who within a few weeks het el•taiiell air, well known to my tether.
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ee aextlthig bat fair theme. lor the tint 100 ad.!. money in his name. He had proaecutert ou public grounds. Mr. Leigh -- Ifow long have you been out of work ?
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DON.' %•', 1... .• : :•- . :lee, . .• .. Mita: J.M9by ithoevil in lone, het was Baru posed re COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.--Herr. 17. Mr. Dicke: eel.' there wee another indictment ageind the Prerouer-Three week*, sir ; 1 ante boot litter to the work i
et,....,,e, , oh„ tee „, .., -........t. tar M,- . , •. • Outliers., King of Dimmed. lyiug moreal, rad the Miss premier for felooy, which it would he neallese To pnexed done by teachings.
it oweeee. met ,„ . , ,• • • , ...„ . seater ::l • • Mee Whip cult third, le.iteier mei .tetwar bringing up the rens. I (Before Mr. e'onieniesioner °manna.) with. He might be permitted to say that the prisouer had Mr. Leigh- How old are you ? I
dem. ewe., , ear. er. (-...,.. ;•:- - : th.• ........: - • Yr. , They ern is this erder elope the f..r 41/.4 the cosies ter the is RE RADIAirr. formerly been in the army, but wascishiered for miseooduct Prisoner-Eighteen, sir. My father's hands are paralysed
. IL d Anon.. . : :-.1. ',Se re Ling ef ie.. eel. ~..e., .; : , ~. hoer awl ia.. This aa• t'..e first sittiug under the bankruptcy of H. M. of a anions charaelet. Mune he Leal twee ii. carnet, lettere now. My olden 'nuttier Li 1,140 Way to joh about the street, '
TM.- Wu 01:, :I •• l• •L . . , •• ,e se.• re • • •n- 1.,..vetl the pace, Wynnetev I.•isig second, and tlederhaud Redloti, oil refiner, seed crusher, and soap maker. The pre- had poured in, not only from all part, of London, but all he having some time since been run over, and had his thigh
sieselv obiee... Is.. .. e., • . . ..i lair•••.: , fix :I tide •1, tLe elem. follewing .n V,IrV a . lasi order. At the limitary stetriawut .4 Mews. that, the athountants, shows parts of Euglend, I relaud, and Scotland, showing that he bruken. My other brother is youuger than I aiu. I
bow** 4,....., i.e.! i e re• ! . - •re to Inseetei e• reel Howie Vette* Lego. ei ehow lie a trominent place, manure! debts of 6.630/. besides • disputed claim of had been swindling mid victimising everybody Ise could. Mr. Leigh ordered a remand. and the girt, whose destitute '
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• sore writhe e105e..... 1.. iew • eie ~ f hope, tr. ..,,,t ... . arid Wallaes, who Lail twee 4 ing olf. Anal was still "cue- 3,ieree wet ;;,70e/. rlue to creditors holchog 'emit, valued Neatly one heeded of these. letters were in court. Jeremy look. and tette_
_red dreee (taut deetit_ute of erieuthie ho. wever, .
Didaller was nothing to him. which prolate:, wea tbe ineans of preserviug her We) ex..
reaehre,
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e.,..,,,, a ...,.,„...,,,,p...,, u, by he „home," feed the flout. eredually began to us ;Genii% The awets aro returned at about 5,000 f.
lor am -tree et - I ....eel. aO.- e e. 1•••• ths I .te eer 1 t,,..,r i sees active ton iu the vACOIaLI...-11. the Ili. Whip Awiesees were sow chimes, laud further proceediags were The leerned judge said the officers in the case,. Wilson cited much oentnisenition, was locked up.
'e B ei• a.. le wee tl..e. 4 ..e. ....• . .., .4 purp.e. i.e..", ...It alreppine lack. On emoting the turn tut. the straight. adjeurued till the examinetion meeting. and Sheen, deeereed much credit for the manner in week
SOUTHWARK. 1
-1... te.•.l mei...mere .1a.... .t•:.•,., th .1 tee •• .......e. h "ter of eseenuode "see.eird." awl left Wa unday with the IN RE MAMA AND WALLACE,. they had got up the ease, and if he bad the power he co- A
young man of 25 years of ago, who gave the name of '
meet" I • .. , one ..• •.., • - te..• t• •U • e .ftit in .. v..n ,• •• .• . • •.utessil, which beheld to the didauce, where be was ,10n,.. tend should order them a reward. The prisoner was ono
The len:rept.' were deeeited ae Feet helm merchants. of thYriee chara:teni whom it was the duty of the court to
airy row': weed ter 1 .r. I eq.-, ..• I white, ~,e, . re f.... and Wallace. who lael crept up beet Go tails, bele the
of C he bun Old Broadetreth This was the exami•
dee ni. ~.. J...tta Tlpsms, but who was well known to the police as I
I ortaniouth Bob," was charged with woundiug a man Un- .
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kV- .. at. mete* ...AM: • . . 1 ilv reeiee • • .., le •1 pla.v. being attesekel by l'ielerlatiel, Wyntatay, and remove from society for sotr.e time. sod 'though the court
end ef. ~ me, ii ; ..,:ed . , . i divined 'armee...l. Ilea derkth Walleye, however, cruse un at ho leisure, end ,t_tl','," terelt_w_je__Tehe.,lie...hi_htie•e:.ren'h°, nil 12r. "1.. he! u.....e.,ui•eit„u:::: wer of sentencing him to ave • lobe term of yaw.
°haul the po ry . knowu at Southampton, by shooting at him with • Fidel.
.... Acting Inspector Raymond arid that • few days ago be •
Ity Go sr &e.t.a ef the •ei .1..4 Nee. ; „s. 'eine all his oppowent• safe reiterate the Stetel, won le '...,feee.tre:r
pi.",;;;ge". iteingeteem
thet li. Le heeeynereeiketwelossee: 1 punishment he should nut go to the extremity. tee received information that an Australian Bailor bed been
em.r. ...,... emere, e. wee h. . - tasto ler t ,i; feer kepis. • head separeeug the ovend from the third. ' r 2.-. .-.
2,:e4i. ; exposers, 14.241. ; and pennon' drsertn. st, I,IOW. sreatence wax that he be kept in peed servitude six years.
pur.eita. awl edit; wish for a • - •.• eye' Dere. ie. I :ere Annie or tittle TLe Miss Whip wk., Pelham, and mortally wounded bile man in a brothel, and in con-
sequenee be had had t e prowler apprehended at • public-
Mr. Peered!, in his re met ntL case tuted that this
loc , a
WV .1 ns•lone a lair t . Doe, •-. : ... m they ale aeie ' t • aderte were the lad three.
house iu Gravel-lane. 'The priweuer said he was the man,
was Eledu's third appearance in the court. On the first oc•
'pee .re .t... e The • s•upetae; :see cuirereea. •T• THE CHAMPADMI STAKE+ of XI acne. each, h ft, for 2-yr-
and that ever since the occurrence his mind bad been so ill
ioo Le paid no divided ; on the 'recent' (ia 11455) on doles SURREY SESSIONS.
hada holJeut every mili. green' to ::.• ..toparticipste it, the i !as : colts, Het rib ; fillies, sit Mb. Red House in.
at ease that he did not know what to do with himself.
of 4,4e0/.. he paid • dividend ot lid. and a (raceme. Ihe
-a-- Witness cautioned bine hut he persisted in saying, "I did
Tas•44, L....MA careiv..l, t.:. wb..l, C.. y .an :reed at oa'y ; r"iihs.
protest melba had not resulted in any real profit. The
so etero•elen.Lle extra re teeth si it': .. newts a eie eiemee e!r. .4. Lark, The terniui.. by etockwell
! beaks bad been well kept. NEW COURT. shoot the men, but it was done accidentally." i
se lb.; .in at the great oekrary h, '. ; .y• holden oa t.•e i. . I. -I awl Toe nen.> •I in pare:rim
The prisoner °Weever! that the sailor came into the house '
The tenkrupte real. (Before Mr. Johnson./
illssem. Ili Merle., meet. N.. ...Lee, thew.for, thal t,,. . Tit it LIONEAPITER MATE lbaRM/Cap) ii 70 son., for3-yr• mr. ita...04 . mough
arininind in the .
and showed him a pistol, which he positively declared was ,
IlMeleaue: .4 .ampeey t0e.... me;
..,,. .1 1,,,„0. ii ~. ,d; ..; I- . eel newer* One mile.
.Vr. Janus Burr, 44, a cameo canying on au extensive not loaded. Unfortunately, however, he accidentally I
goestei• ef th. remits... ••petteere •,. • Lel droned ti.e ' • ::. J. Nembutal's Lady Ittal, by Ns-reminder, 3 yrs, RE .1. i. FUni:LE. business in IVinchester-street, SoUthwark, aod George Cope- touched the trigger, and the content" of the pistol went into
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earetwe..e t. r the iiio.ors. the tu....:. mdd. Or tin' ,trAC . 4 l'n' •;'• ' • ' • '.. This Int• the meeting for the choice of assignees. The load, 4:4, his man, were indicted for &tulip le lame
g -w- !luau' the sailor's face. He was eip frightened at what had :
elr. It. tank • Lady Wench", s yre tiet 41h
bad, hoed mere etaaetious in , • -.....ter re . • then . esc. le 3, A.m.,. Lui.3,,,,,„.. Ayi . ei.t de 3 bankrupt was a necktie manufacturer, at 5, Gutter-lane, tity of cote, the property of Mr. James Hartley, the pro-
tke7 ilid ateoneet wink.. :t ' ;mew, at. 1 Co,) • titnt run. '' Chespaide. A prelin.inery itatement by Mr. C.eorge P
netor of Wet Kent 31, hart, Loodotebridge. occurred that be ran out of the house, soul came up to '
Loudon. He had intended to give himself up to the police
massird to the teen in each ' : ...• inteibere thet. Butler 'howl, due to creditors, 1,852/. fis. 4d.; sod meets, Mr. Lilley anal Mr. Oppenheim for the prosecution ; Mr. that morning.
51trem,100, 1 ft. T. V.C.- Mr. IL F. Besmears La•
._...,,__10 elatata_. „..'ln'lnir,.._". eAme "... • 1..'",' 1.,e" "Yea ", 1...414 4;4 Mr. H. 0,...,611-'0 Stu bites. sd/. Its. 2..1. Best and htr. M Howard teethe prisouer. Mr. Beecham asked Raymond whether the prisoner's
The prosecutor s wharf was oonsunierl by• fi re some time ago,
Teowee . ,wa eowe ore"e. unvii...tit'; ,r-B`. .... 'T.. n';'n'• ' Ir. le Y. lememert's lapeint walked ova. Assignees wer!now chmen. statement agreed with what he had heard?
dr a gum The luseilei a Ter , ••,.... rear Undtr mnie . sail be was compelled to thine vrarehouses to store oats Raimood-Not exactly. The sailor, it wu stated, bad
thesearabk &entices, aid elthouela tee ted eier'.. ; re• - Pt RE Letass. awl other grain consigned to him by various corn futon, and large sum el money on him, sod after the prisoner ab-
.l . PYRAMIDS /OR THE l. ENAREan•cli Simms, a Free The bankrupt was described as a contractor at Norwood. sonic vaults adjoining Mr. Burr's were rented, and several
eseemp err lly apob-1 I,v tee itesuine turtite
meet re the ileariei antallet Oat p1ev,.....i., rt-,,peal the erratum . 1110,901,0°P 01 ri ow°. "ch. 15 ft. with 200 whir.' IT This was the examinatiou meeting ; but no accounts being hunercel quarters of Ma were stored there. At the thin tad
soo° ndeal none could be found. It was also alleged that the
rieener deliberately shut the sailor. Since the prisoner
1., a dia6,a of airy* eaters-Ms vel tt.• v oven (ht. Tear c. A •
• • •. il ^Jockey auk for three-er-olde and upwards i the Whitler Med, an adjournment necessarily took place. an opening was discovered between Mr. Burr's premises and been in custody he had been searched, and no money or
ethu ales" tavaatto mach essieent.c.• e eve t thew tese..• el 111.,1)bbooter 3t• IA?, ete eon, 1216 extra l tbe Mad the prosecutor's, but it was blocked up in a secure manlier.
- anthing relating to the occurrence had been discovered.
hers of the mg wheat obi custom 'oa. "osoleorl into Baia- 1 ','4"' us the '4l Leeer. or the wiener uf thr I e•neaster Cup, leforination, however, reached the proarecutor that the
INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-Sr2T. 17. °peeing had been pulled down, and that the prisoners had he prisoner was remanded.
fermi to ths ...maw of satioue.a.,.. a Mar well-conteded l',li' "7' ; the Winner of • heedleeP value :g-ehtove• after
Nary Ann Ramsay, one of the meat expert thieves in
mess Fab, is people w %nee watts to .. re-...Gana ere wither .I',,e leu.'lteethet_of t.he we, itthte, Meld. 12. at !lean.) to terry (Before Mr. Oommissioser Nichols.) draegel several begs of oats through. They were accord- the metropolis, was charged with stealing a silver watch
i 41. extra • the extra WeiTlits
talaitaal w itre'llott Tb°99o-tibl •19919.01`1‘.90 ees Lila, lo''' 9 ":. '"; any ”urr nab"."l.• '. ' ' '' IS RE ItACHILL LZVIstoS, °THERM'S 9 MUMMY RAPIIit.9- ingi.Y Mven int. nninndy. and chain, acid 2/. in gold and silver, from George
Faso e variety ef " feateree car Oats •Ie .. eve 4 the etteLtieti t" h" a''dholhatefe uP to hi" , the °weer '.l the see"ed eilltait:LAß EASE. Ile chief evidence egain't the prisoners was that of • Beenehley.
ef me sae .2 sll pod., for ...hit,. ~, .5..4 ii , ~,.6......,..,,,,. ' her* to 'often 10 soya. out of the stakes. Cesarewitch _ , .
The prosecutor belonged to • vessel trading between the
Fr Pt la ger .Ites am flasks, etc the le ...11 alai ralw9 ..: I "br's• (4.94 stubs / Till" ineavent, a eau- WOUlaa, an " enameller of ladies' eurPenter.
' .1. named Smith, who bad for some time been en-
teig“l by Burr, in building • van iu a room adjoiming the port of Loudon, Havre, and Jersey, and on the previous
*MM.. tea,. Inderse ameept ...• ..a.t men, eerie 44 Cav : . Aga et Di gee a ii, faces," eine:ere one . r protesseen in New Bund-etrost._
Mare sweet. .ow deemed of roor, itni .., Mune then M., MAL- .'• ' U.' '''.4l.
that about the middle of June, after he had dune work, he
a • e it Mx .i ... ... 11 4 Mr.
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"P"ed for "e 'intaiaing creditnr% *es"' left the key with Burr sod proceeded to a publieloose, . sailing another voyage. Being rather late, he was looki
Midi a lat•psiarly itivelillal wi•it ti..l rewrite., Tbe , i. 4„ . -
Mere .4 tbe. meting. awl .4.1 .443... 0 • .40 it, a aieli ,re i I ~~,•••
in with the primmer, and lifter having • little convention
glee tele., eell slow Oat eur i.e. eik • ars toweled on 1 Nowa...kr
.1' A point was mind that the insolvent could not take the wun ier e consented to go home with her for the
Mali. .It slo. time Ma. otoery . 1,11. ors pursed the . Aooroy - 'debt They accordingly went to a house somewhere
anival....l "owe said Mast 9 ars n.:*. . .o.t. mei for whom '" f. 'Pal 5 6 I Ipswich - in" keetetree" t,
the nerse ti.tatalivin is not ta• II - •ivaialatfte ef old. I ""viell 5 41 1 oltrila .... ....... 3 • nee.ory uote with het :nether, &rah Rachel hematite to the where -he anon fell asleep. On
ng oats through it, and Copeland carried them away. ne
Ir. al
kslaiserd teas stet. " very gond." S4int tie- in.c.....iug , , .hem 1 4 Donner turd 111t5.... 4 2 sued set up her iniucwity. Judgment was obtaiped, and Ide.not give information et the time. watch, chitin, and all his money. Ile made inquiries in
weritor. are not its a grouildiug b00.....ir. thew realy tlemehte ,i; de
amee ~,,,,,entretrel oa Lk.. v. et re .. , tr.nralsif 16101 their . enere a -
„, The 'emend then petitioned this court, and on the ves• he admitted that Mr. Burr aud himself were not un very thieng aebo-ut her there' ,he went into the atreet and contain-
shire to Wel st.drie aceemoiletios -el :taigas; anywhere IL. hod
min ego tow. lit me
Mr. Best addressed the jury at some length oo behalf of •
The proceed melt dee:•led teeter vr.e the Great Yogic. 1 :4...1 1,..4„. lt bp , The Lek g o Baal was allowerL and now on the hearing the question was tion of the prisoner. Ile then proceeded with the officer to
to 99411 pr
shim Handirap, for which the ac.v. i..seere were ws men 1,.....3” 4 7lg by Mama - up y Stmt. , who had toen discharged by Mr. Ben, and
be the inedvent's father it was stated, and a copy of certifi• , enede the nreeeet charge out (respite. women. The constable at once caught hold of her, and
Mat the Male .pper amid have bort. !.ttle Lama by the re,,asay
menage is whit* Stalesee al hums bee trailed their ap- A .t. oat 3 C . "oopaleat 3 IS The im", c iulted for a few momects, uod found Barr
Dell, and the insolvent, in her evidence before the Chief .- • ---•.-nn . . . . . the adver the tailor ideutitiel a (nine piece. *Oa being
.1 the isedgmeit which ire distLyed me Mari- It esiboff - Godly, anu A...paha Copeanu. searched at the stationdiouse the watch and chain were
=44a't.:e weights ; still, 1... Awaken re re not drapleassd Pr:" hh
with the scads, nail they Irs.l gissl goo.: ••• relive.. their ed. i.ualier to Schiedam 4 4Lo Vogaar a 10 Jannal7: The constuble informed the court that he understood that
Ely eilr Led - Mr. Macrae 'animated that, as the insolvent was under The pro' caner maid that the sailor bad given her the pro.
nelenerew ef Wallece's Morn tu los ..ld boa sisea he was *mom 4 II labette - Ben had been a iver of stolen property for some time. oerty to take care of but afterwards she pleaded guilty to
Meal seder the mearegemeet of Mr. R. Tre Ilpeck. Teo 1...5.,,~
.10 quired by the ace, and therefore the petition must Le due The Chaim' an postponed passing sentence until next ma-
intain ts. mu maliess. oe tether Mu stmy slit" I. •Isicb ltmaky
3 'a mama th• e stream., and wisled his worship to deal with er.
sion, to give the police an opportunity of pruducing eve- The meietewee .ia thee if it hed eet bee. am. the mem
la has ID the sisieeriptamer ems Awe Ma, errival ef say Saws* s • tenni
dillentlieder 'vestal espies. tray, wi appeased) ef ere •ing ,I • 'en Moose ••• • 0 a Sin:aro
3 a 1-k kr ..X
ono preseeted. The betas& lorson..r, wee arinioed to 1 it'5.,',.'1,7,..4
penal servitude, He would, howeveresentence her to six
4 12 • Rupert • 3 7 after the 4th Japuery, when she would. according to the
ell= and 4 soidaight the lethal* :At of pc.ation, coi.,• I. ii.~.h. la.
ell tt• lesasartions : ' Tattler
MT. LEEIF.R. I. fhy Wag Tab- shipwreck
LAMBETH.
3to 4 spit Rinke= It sod off) I indm 3 6 9 viispth twos 3 MANBION-HOUSE. Frederick Cliff and Geolge Cliff, quill merchants, who
7to - Awaken foe to tair a) k . --'allos
Sawed Taykr,l9, and John Kearns. 16, were brought be- stood remanded on a charge of feloniously setting fire to
because she was of age.
a Se - LINO lapis it &Man --- -
fore the Lord Mayor upon a charge of having in their pow their house and premises, Laosclowne-villaa, with intent
Mr C...i.. r Ni bls mai I the question for him to
AccUTAM•Sit Ens THE CA suitltearaHlßE STAMM of 23 -•--- - •-c " - -' •
10 I. - Kseese It ferV4/ ~,, ~...b. Is et, „,,,) „el, siy drcinred, with 100 eaded
aelgeete. rmilinee
pre.wrism:liiebtebehr.it 171 l itnathedevveindtenweea sboof
or
cew ahsi
moo, twoft saloon a quantity of counterfeit coin. thereby to defraud the Globe lOSUIROCO Company, were
12 to - litmus ft laxly)
freer the Tows-race fund ; the winner et the Dooraster St. ,It •,I,'Peeeed fvern the evidenne
..oi • .youny
..mant named, placed at the tar for further exannuation.
BP to - Mums 1440ut fog)
f the Chief Commasioner he aerie eentertou, thee ne was in the snop o mr. tasog, or The case was fully reported on Wednesday last. A great
Leen tonne 12Ib ; the second horse is the Sh Leger, or a. the matter h"d heeu he•°ee
:A to - TM Ree it end off)
houbl cooler with him before he decided the point. It was SkinneestreeteSnow-hill, indiarebber manufacturer, when deal ay additional evidence was given, at the conclusion a
23 te - lbe hese lea) the 'rinser of Use Doncaster Cup to carry 61b /mere ; the .
Isioorr a a handicap, value 3lnt sus., after the_publication renuirkable in this case that Messrs. Grant, who oppose], bthe leen. gab% prisoner, who wore a blue frock to resemble a which,
CIL% M PAGN L hTAKES. of the weights (Sept. 12, at 9.0 a.m.) to carry 71b ;of any and asked fur the ilismiesal of the peeition beca se the in- ute er • y, went in and asked for a threepenny India-
3is 4 Rea The Miasmas it) other hat• Beep. Mb extra ; the extra weights to be weenie- solvent was a mtnor, were the parties who resisted the Mr. Metcalf said he bad • number of other witnesses to
rub.ber face, and tendered in payment a counterfeit coin, call, but at that advanced hour of the evening it would be
4lsl Mr eiss Fe) lathe up to 101 b, and the winner of the eseareerikh to carry .R144;141°6 ore • Inn n
• bet etc emit. Byte.. the gi.,,,,md that the winch was broken in two and returned to him by Mr.
THE lIACLV(I. nit ..err and axon any other extra weight to which be insolveat was of age. tang. He then gave a good half•crown, and received impossible to conclude his case, nor was it possible that he
could be prepared to prthecute at the next Old Bailey see-
the change. The witnese came out of the shop ler Mous, and he bad therefore to apply for another remaud.
Tne Trims mites 'MAIN of 3 sass. eal., wit:. 7.0 Flied, awl be liable ; the wriar of tee wend bon. to melee 50 The caboose adjourned to the 12th of November, and the
fore the boy, and saw the prisoner Taylor waitthg oil TbS pneiner George hers requeeted permisaion to ad-
ise ell ape ; whams sates ; mews read seadissie allowed goes. out of tie stake" Le. Caruhridgeeldre Course (2117 hail enlarged-
Bli. 4 lay WAR subs., 79 of whom pay o soya. each). ix RE JAME" POMPHRETT.-JEDGMENT FOR RLANDITI. the opposite side of the way, and having his sus- d a few words to the bench, and with vehement swim-
lades hoeleml Onanumbas. by Lossereurt, II yra, 1144 411.
Aye slb Age ay li, The absolved, whose ease was reported on Wednesday picious be watched hire, and when Keene came out of tbe ration@ said be was as innocent of the offence as any of
bie alb es.
Mr 0 tiara. Tan tf Maar. I yes, ed .. leek I ewe. e • Relearn lam ....
carte:, • breads Led 7 (Ude la. 3 yrs. 74 alb .U. Foroloon a ~.„,.~
George Cravats, • reepecteble•looking young man, and
n 14 creslitor Mr. Taylor, 2.41. as damages and 66/. law costs, in
Mr M. metre Ifamorby, ;pa MI stelottel., 0 i mops
Sanaa 14.91sabibl's Iby mug Tow-raireite. 3 pa. :at lA. ~,,,1 4 Vs. linhni a le an damn fur shader. The Me Weld over for an arrange- where he met a policeman and gave the prisoners into brought up before Mr. Elliott,
,tharkest 0 „,,a,a,a,„. Kew a ••• Two • 12 merit, but the parties haul not succeeded in settling their austede.
y They were taken to the statien, and on being y`. .
eateruay morning, at 2 o'clock, the constable on duty
ar U goings Ilemedat I yra Fe 1111 b liardesstle o II 3.16.~
mearched a counterfeit tlorin was found on Keane, but oot
Mr. LC. hiplar's rebores. a pa. SIM ..
My. Ilsoberbris Parades. S ynt, TM 11th carrh."l oin the chap fth half d T 1 s f dlO
• ge o 0 -crown,. 00 OD ay or !fa OUP found the window of the hotoe of • lady named Jackson, in
Brunswick-terrace, Grosvenor-park, Brixton, open, and op
Precursor
J. Dein 0 tonweer g eby Wikl Damen- counterfeit shillings, Ils. Bd. in good niouey, and the face knocking up the family, Pratt, the servant, was missing
11r. ballerie Mao at•Anws. 4ma lat A.. •• Rome. to imiorge 4 Intbaldatton ... it 1 IN RE JOHN ATKINsON. which was pureltseed by Kearne. from her bedroom. 1110 constable kept his eye to the win-
ter. 391.•rry's ea Wlllmso, a pg. ea.. Castes, 0 uli••,,a • Denser Mai Ma. .. 4 I This in"oleenta wh°o° case nins ofiZinally beard in Jul/ The primmer' were both committed for trial. dow, and at 3 o'clock in the moroiug abe made her appear-
tun Iturt.isepte.t ay. bd 111 b .
Fatale Coates a Marken 2 yrs, 84 41b .... . 1i4.1.0.1 o krtims i The Tattler a I The insolvent had lieen a woollen warehouseman, sod had were brought up on remand, the former charged with steal- ance in company with the other prisoner and two other
Kr J. ehlemeen Elytrap. 1 yrs. iet illo .. i at,..il 0 rusted Uses • mudeirer
mr. wae.ase• Tersallan s yes, tat Mb .. ...J. °idiot ow .o ••abi,•,
oung men, and suspecting tied something wrong was in-
batting :3to 1 nest Lady Chides, Gto 1 apt Man.st. i 5.3.31110.
Arink_ll to 1 apt teanopolitr, 10 to I each apt Petriot, then Mahe
Tim wb Oler. awl Beverley, 12 to 1 agst Vireiliu.. Collars", Lomailes a The Roe 3 without reasonable expectation of payment. It will be remembered that the primner Charters was Mr. Jackson stated that on the night before the house
lady (Addeo. aol ManweArms got awey in feet, tits Übmie
adhere bien•,. headed by Cosseepolite awl Paradox. Before r,ig.'/lir."Z' se =of the Vele .. 3 eretionary clause, seven months at the atilt of • Mr. sod mantles. Since then the two female prisonen, who have at her accustomed hour, so that she must have let herself
mks to the tuns Collins sad Paracl., dropped into tbe
k illainta
mete sell jest before corning to the detehei Teo 11'hiffier p„,„iintne
ft
sinswelemeng the leaders. .13 the stool I ethoupolite had A satinets
been apPrehendad` it ha'ing bee° ascertained filet the - oestrous of the magistrate, the witness mid tbe young
the had, end -be woe is • sinter by live ka3ths, Tim "ottolloostd 4 13 leince Plaimible .II nt RE TOWARD NESNARD. Two pawnbrokers were present, who each produced • wrong bad been before known uf her. She was, however,
II bilker basting the favourite by • 1i...d. The teethe silly, l'efneeen_ a I'' , cabrtella cfnoweii... 8 This insolvent, .h" had fended at BeaffiPton.telia (Wooed mantle ; aed they were both identified by the prosecutrix., now di
Patriot, sad Beverlay were seat, and Sceaudal brought up mire
Tom ..omme 4 1 require Peru II by Mr. Vaughan Williams, on the part of a creditor named Amelia Ash, as two of the seven which were in the truer Cromlin said that a young friend of his and himself met
the rvar.
ltssoie
4 Eclair s
s Donovan ; 11r. Roberteon Griffith" supported. when it was stolen from Footer•lane. 'charged train her situation.
the young woman and a companion at a piewhop, and
Tent (11...t....0w Swum el 30 eras. each, 20 ft, for 2-yr- Len. poem 3 hubs 3 A !neutron aroee in this case as to a vexatious defence. Charters said that he bought the two mantles produced, while going along some young men assaulted them, and be
eta sells, 84 Mama. Med HOMO ks. loaled g Gabler 4 The insolvent had been trustee to Mrs. Dooovan, in cense- and pee one of them to Harvey, and the other he sold to one o t em. is nen , e , were res
struck f h H f ' de h said pectable ;
lewd Namara% Mei 01 Beafta. by Daniel O'Rourke, PIM,
eat 7116 IA. Prearh, 1 Janes
Lard Lestees TM EMI* et Mt Michael, tut Sti Velkeatew 3 Ifishernue 3 debt. He pleaded and alleged a set-off. A verdict wee ob- enough money.
OraiMhana 2 Noma 9 West End
Mined for • seedier sum than the insolvent was sued for, Harvey said she knew of no other mantle but the one n
Mr. Marys MM. IM Ith tellelaticv 3 uMwslawr
ow very sorry or er con ie. .
Mr. J ItJouno's lard Albert. NUM J. Etelearlar 4
B item :sto 2 set Eigg of Meseta 3to 1 eget Costa, Nt=rt R MMus 4 Mr. Commissioner Nichols intimated that lie should not ahort of money. hensible, but as she must suffer for at by the lees of her
11 to 1 east Mailed Of U. Michael, 10 to 1 sest lord .111iert. Famed e Ikarglawor 3 proceed as for a vexatious defence. It was, however. clear Welsh said she had told a falsehood when she mid elle situation, if not of character, he should discherge both pri-
n. laat.oerreti made pity to the Med, Mere Kum of "•10"- hook 3 Ilse Lek
Predictor 4 11111soorth - Price was ill, and she had said so out of compassion for her, HIGHGATE.
=Herta took sp the raving, Cods rola( am secoad, and th• a...kw a Adrasta
t thine At the stead the Knight of St. Michad Petra hb. 1 Amy itobeart
kis SSW% bet was defeated, after a good rate, by • Baden' Nimes .... 3 Nautilus i The court gave a judgment of seven mouths at the suit of The primeness were all committed for trial. younger, was cliarged with stealing a gold watch aud chain,
FM. two MOM MOEN the sewed and third. Lord The 4.6r' $ fhy stockwell-ba. the opposing creditor from the vesting order, kir meatnicting
GUI LDHA LL. value ?Of., the property of Mr. Bigg, and.• valuable gold
woe Albs* beaks WIL Itato,utter $ Setae.
Christopher Marriott, a young man of respectable air. brooch, the property of her master, Mr. Be ,
ines of Cldton-
Tea IILLT Stu= ad Mims. each, 20 ft, fur 2-ywold 11"'")";
OW. tkit Ilk each. Red Hom in. 1'006,11..0er
King of East
3 la Tams 3 --- •
MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. pearisece, who bad formeli, been an officer in the Indiaa house, Hampstead.
army, and who resided at ' , Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, The prisoner had been in prosecutor'
• service little more
elve o'clock she
Mr. Oren** Veins. by Vallegewre, ea 71). ..14. thsimmas9 I Hanoi Slusiebarsa.. 4 Omits 3 1 and Charles Bowler Bennett, a civil engineer and surveyor, than • week. On Friday lest, about tw ,
Mr Velveteen?* Mlppetateeala. elet Tin 9Chartboll 1 11.. ck .1/4•olpioe - - e______,
residing at '49, Park-place, Lower Park-road, Peckham, informed Miss Bigg that she had just seen a man come
ere roenetre's Zustioseta, set Zif 1. 111•41480 it piee.ire
e thought, had been up to repair
(Before Mr. Payee.) were charged with having obtained 6/. from the landlord of down stairs, who, sh
•le een• t hy Dual leftearke-thrtheey, tid Ille . Deettlit44
ater pipes and who, as she was bovine the house,
,lealloskl • seberhas
.w , _ . . _
saw-% a
t which
Mr nrstaten• Yana, Ilet 711,
9 "lingshy - a fictitious cheque. T e part
h oulars of the case have already said, 'Good bye, my dear , I am off ,
Mr il hernia • Seeker to herniae. ait 7lb .. Al.ItT II
professed to be very iodignant. As no man
itip..ll
11 10 lairriag• H. note, • half severely, and other monies the
Bottom :7to 4 apt Hippodsmia, Ito I apt the Birth. g... 4„.,
day filly, 9to 2 apt Victrix, 6to I apt 1 arra. Vietrix Libellee
ie the house. Au 'alarm was raised, and while some ma
oil the Ikrthilay elly altorustely mole play to the Lend, R.4111+ llood
wheal the latter gave way to Hipporkinis. At the distance 1 l'r Lalatbav-The ~ I Taft 3 y Langford, fur frauduleatly obtaining by bibs pretences from stableman, were chergerbly Mr. William Love, the prose-
house other" went upsfeirs, and the above tinkles were
ease.
the latter made her Won, bat faded to reach Victrix, who Be • ,Je Brom 3 7 Miguel Rap 10e, with intent to defraud, and for obtain- cuting officer of the" Society for the Prevention of iseei from the Ited•rooms. The prisoner was appealed
the tis aelialm 4 I
=Millis a e ing Mb • like intent ss. from John Gardiner rearm. Cruelty to Animals, wit barbarously ill-treating bulloclur !"
so for • description of the mu mho alleged she had ,
wes cleverly by a length, the Frond teams the third by muit,,~
seen, and she said he was ears tall, had • long black coat,
• kiegth and a half ; the Birthday filly ems s good fourth, Dee.'
Yams fifth, awl Sister to Hun* laat. 51.aaTINIS
Tar 114A1% ea. lean of 100 sun. in sweet% for all ages, Mr. Peruse stated that he was a confectioner, carrying on of the fiociety, that while be was on duty at the
his face, but she was certain thet she should know him
weight for age ; masers Intro ; maiden and Mer allow. SALE OF BLOOD MOE AT DONCASTER. business in Hieh-street, Hampstead, apd oaths 2nal of April, north-east career of the market be saw the defeedant Deni- .
d ' t 1 d ribed his way of opening the door
agent, an nnou e y eac .
sem Med liosse is. The Mow* wen add by the Maori. Tattersall, id la,. the pretense came to his shop and asked him mon in charge of a number of bullocks it' One of the alleys. ed hat h ttotl h I y entering at the' '
and suggest t ego In ie one° i
Mr. M. M. triennia Tattoo. by latapaa. 3 pa, MS alo to lend Ilial half a-crown. Mr. Peens had Previously They were all standing loam reedy to be driven out et the
Doecasthr, yesteeday(Tseedey) : bark gate sod drawing-room door. Although she told every.
b. Yerilbase, 1 known him from his having taken tea at his shop as a market, and the two defenclar'its were beating them in a vim
thin - ' ta t. II th f 1 f ' ' that
g very mourns nis y, e ami y were o opinion
Mr. Measesi. Peelle& 2 yre set '4l, tlesein 2 111.0.013 watts. customer, on width oemsion he spoke of several Roman lent manner about their heeds. The master drover at length
- had beep in the house, and that she herself was the
Wr Wervis Ile K aor. 2 'it 7.1 711, 11... 7lb Mil Meier $ Gabiesi. esthetic families in the neighbourhood as if he were upon came up and directed that the bullocks should be driven 7". man ith i i• h two- ti thine,
Ur. lhateai. Man at Arose 4 yrs, tet Illb be Ilb est, Burly eine the dam of Backstone,, by Touchstone , Mr. thief. She was moo og y taloa wit a mg le
.11. Renew 4 a intei Mesa,
and acknowledged that she had done so. She said she hid
Mr. f'. Offitriw Methane, 2 yrs. cot 1011, ... Ilardthellm 0 bey let'l the dam ne 1.11W1166 Lett; 1"U. Ar_. .. by Ismael Mr. Pears. inquired if be could give a reference to each side of the gateway, and as the bullocks were awning
sewed them up in her bed, where they were found.
lard Uxbridge+ Mader /emote I pa, la HU Jae 71b esti lay 311,ktlittew, with a filly fed hy Mae Tura eesunt a_ny one in particular, and he said he wes related to Mr. out the defendant Denison struck one of there a
_ykr7
On the requed of Mr. Inspector Pe ebb the prtsoner was
chareou 0 e elsteta
remanded for • week.
lord Unto-. f by Locylaar -Came. 3 yes, sat alb
TltalLlll6a. rattled that if he had been able to see Mr. or Mrs. Walfmd legs. The blow was given with such violence that the
Itubert Berating was charged with embezzling money from
T. Akicn'tt 0 Ameronlan fby Odes& . Mr. Woodl
h' master Mr Josiah Ceapman, proprietor of the Gate-
*/ U•eirr• Nu Hire. 3 Y 76. 7vt 131,0 It crew hie o they of the We. fby lord of tbs lalsa-Poll Magma messy, but Mr. Watford was from home and Mrs. M'alforil and befalre it could put ita leg to the ground the defendant la • '
Betties : 7. tot! awl Iffirdhill, 3 to I apt The Knave, 4 to house Hotel, Highgate.
lie wee it Mr. Peary*. knowing this to be true, offered hint gave it another violent blow across the other leg, which
1 opt Tatioo it to I eget Bee Bleu. mot- 7to I eget Mall-M• C 'IL";:::11"ied tildlirTeW4 dm '.14411 Zetlead: The risoner was committed for trial, but was admitted
Arm. Has Bleu took the costumed at -tenni, her alters. Ihe Posisete-Sodkie Mr. Moore IS° ball • ay.., when the prisoner said be might as well make effectually lamed it. Whilst this was geing on the defendant ,_ heiLphimee.. -- . . ..- .
el ir In eue, the two sureties in iut. eacn.
daft rouspling of HAUL Ilau.ateernie Rad Tee k33.,3 il rll thargicieer-Wiss wars , Mr.
lig be the renegue where she rimmed bee. arid Birdhall lambs% Iby OsisFrdale-Omeases ,noth)
of his mpriweetatiou thnt he was • relation of Mr. Wal- and eyes in such a mapper that the beasts y
'The Itanister, eby 11evfile-Orwer ,air.
• red each of the
meet eel with the runoisg. At the deem... Tattoo ere te
'WEATHER REPORT.
P. Unuide Pas, Iby Vaudeao-Tharis t Mr. Ten us for it, west away. and never maimed. WM. Oen. He now produced the stick nod by the defendant
ewill retie: her hewl se trout st the `'..1•1 .4.., .“0 rie.5,17 I.lsiallat.ol6. eby Famem-Merseres a ems Made; Mr. Edward Walton!, of 17, t buten-row Hampstead, Denison, which was a formidable weapon, being about a -
by • knee., 11:n11141 bathes The Litae• by a wee fog linnet a Jan .p 44 Staraford)
arivasl pls. e • Mesestetrins au placed f utile a beel free vilo;ter, c 1,7 veltlethr • ElllditY
_Oar. Tea Bresele ..• 160 primmer. Early is DOW be called up= him, and said he point insetted at the end of it.
the nerd, as.l eilksome. lift Biwa, Mader Fenno, wad the 11,Pun' l'asa. ay l'lnta. tala "Ws alvad Imsa• illv-
Beaty. idly lewhed is the order meal. yaw
e ,y_sartlec, er Lord of the lales-1111•14 of the Tea the Roman catholic religion, and meutioneal the name of that he struck the bullocks, but did not think Le hurt them,
THE seLL,,.. !steals el ft ewe. each, with 50 shied kr oes, gaoresig, - and Tudorpugh said he had never been in the minket be-
an air.. Wombats extra. Sell* eel other alluwasm fhy Klatt Tam-Ths (Mr. Needy) -_. ---- - - - -
IS meat. The prisouer was in no way seleted to him or to fore and was nut aware that he was doing wrong.
T. T.C. e by 71se Prime ell ly .10. Naylor)
_lO Mrs. Watford, and be had not the alighted autherity to kir. D'Eyocourt tined Denison 1/., or in default, eight
Mr i•-• nee Nuoterry. by Klamtes„ 11 y•rt. 74 111 b 'ard ,
191 19' P 11999 inaba°9-91999° asvg ."'• Pwater) • • ••• make use of hi. riame in bone • of Mr da 'I rd labour ; and the other defendaa 5a., or four days' Natal
s ing money . Pearse or ya is 30.13 63 61 W, 3 7 o 3
J. Eimodywo 1
Mr Mr,FT s la4g Po'l.ll MOM IMII WM .. esmeemeet s any one else. The pmmuer had also obtained mooey of bard labour in the House of Correction. Aseethee dee ft el N. 3 7 0 2
er R. Menem • iteediagame g stra se ella .fet .. Sea 3 SINOP LAE AOCIIIIIIT.-A very melancholy nod- Mrs. Peachey. the housekeeper at 20, Bouverie-strect, by The defendants were locked up in default. LeCITR 30.14 66 33 W. 2 0 e 1
Ur. A Illromo's Ulondlity,S pa. lilt OW .... .1 . We; • amt. ecsultimk.c.g.c"..., "..th. tee), dace et ste. Bum, false reprevestetions.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Buena' 30.10 tat 60 W. 4 5 0 2
ARPRotoul 30.10 34 61 ? N.N. W. 3 7 r 3
Ur. Esonsides nernesay, I %seta ma ,5et..,12. Taylor • as &gum," wind., his. my, Richiad Stephens, femme The ember was f• moil Georg,
with stealing two breast PORTION! 30 27 64 62 N.W. 2 I b 2
mr. ee. AlsLroder's limas& I pa. he sa. .r . 10411, 0 miles . t iso the asiglthourbonat was ki diet - Mr. iego stated that he wia a Spanisird, end lived at • W'R.
'ftewk' a lad'
wu
charged ' 30:14 U 49 NAV. 2 I e 3
Ur. 0. Angers r by Ilesperth-thesekepser. ..
IA 414 • SiOn see ng tor
us, at 25, Oxford-street, the property of Mr. George Par 5u1a1.34
IW .3. py.••• • flan • shower of Ms sear the incline plate os whirl the 1011, Regent-street. Ou the 17th of .Ipril the praetor cone rine, of the firm of Perkins aud Grath. MALIME .. . 30.29 88 f 4 tN.N.W. 1 7 0 1
lb. PrwrV• Itta,•,l ym. Tat lilb fah ...al. Vordhem • copper ors is ossveyed from the Eowey Carols Mine. The ,I.,.bie Itno,tav,„____. sadLai,wlaired. , , dee` blend t..°l hie. M. Bombs, lelel g 7 e 3
George Grottier, halbparter at Masers. Pukins, mid he actikagl"" 9911 99 II W: - I
lirtTlag TNto 2 art Lady Pend, Ste 1 apt Nmeme7, 7to deceased waited while an empty truck mewed up, but by er". ... '''''.".•
.la.'
'e't a""nt au a"nr sad s hell. before' received the pies on the 25th of July, from a jeweller, in o
Livalivoo• 30.19 67 Id N.U. 3 8 n
• 3930 66 ht N.N.E. 1 1.1 0 1
mire al. 0r...k.i.p.
,ali. 7 sa 7
414
any
sahar.
....r, som. aims aa• ja the ee, of a keded „ewe,. The mete,. Red on being told that, he asked if his (Mr. Kiev's) uncle
, Lannonetreet, where they had been sent to be repaired, and ,
Auoisrown • 30.31 6: 51 51.8. 1 I f 1
Mir is. FM aorta teth Sem, In man eg wkigh Nueasey es. queue. eras dist he sustained • frightful niutilation of the wan at hz,.„ H., au,.....--::_ed.....,i_n ~ths_negativ,°_; and,,,ile placed them In his 'leak, and about three hours after missed AuloU1111.:. 30.1 16 43 N. 3 8 o 6
To I.lar Red Heine before she weld be Mapped. but si Ire arm and leg. He was first taken to • shed, end thee to the thwn "-La."... a 'ecswe-mee; ""'; ''''''''..": -yen'', "r• '", e them. The prisoner had during that time brought in some Lontioa llOl7 51 60 Now. II 9 9 -
Say Van deepetelied, Meissen belies. • peat advantage Prcrupioe inn. He received the medical amietauce of MC pronennt'or ''''''ng --en "'in 'nth '''''e cetlat'ell'"°use. '''' goods. Doyle .....
Mlle the dbilluse, whets EMIT Fled challenged her, awl • Pace. but that gentleman told him at once that his ease was mid that he bad to go te Woolwich that night, but that in 3 3 e 2
Prisoner pleaded guilty, and nothing being known against P°l*lnc'neer • 991 94 " N, 1
Am sore angled in the LAW. Aseist • bowl itaddisitiss hopeless. Atter endurieg rent genie. be died na MotaktY rermkm °I b"itlrem a cabman a "'ercign ius".l of hie 'halueter Puirrethe etts 66 61 N.N. W. 1 6 m
1 2 f 1
Ildellant Owe IMO* Imes the pair. was fourth, amnia' at three o'clock. - Western Mnrsiey Nears. shi ime he was ac v without the means of paying Isis ' - ' • d• i • h virnotrew se.n se ss N.
Mr. Pinkies said he ii not was to press the case harshly. pyliuyies,„,93o,ye cg se N. T 3 e 3
Nessroy Stait. sod twin sees An to CURIOS'S ACCIDENT. -On Friday afternoon a Milli" We. He wanted, therefore, to borrow some nioney Mr. Hendon committed him for six weeks. EOPRIHAGML.'III.6II be - N. I 3 e 2
Ilbe wawa we the pewad nisi wee I. paw at cricket was Wise played is Madden Park, Kele*, t. enable hire to proceed, which his blend, M. Bowden II Allen, a journeyman baker in the employ of Mr. NUDES Sloth 66 -
eery N.N.W. 7 e r 6
VIII 0111 AT ToneismaB wurescar et as 4.4 deek. 13 ft. awl ellen ims• of qui_pleyors, 11r. C. A. Huta:dim, writer would yey next day. Mr. Riego hesitated at first ; but the
. Joke Thomas (hue of Foubert's•place, Regeutetreet, was /141,0! isle, se - "CH.M. 1 1 to 1
wri is may If deekeed. witb MO added. Wiesen FM. was Uwe . the WM up in the air, which he did will; rape" w" " gentlemanly in his Inana're and Platuni'll 'n charged with stealing bread.
w'nf RATON= '3O.M se - R. Z 9 o 4
11l Lep, IMF. Lis webs, 111 el wings desired) ta
peat force, as infertheately gave his arm such an awl- rst.
address that he lent hint 10e, which had never bees WOOS goo - - N.& • 2 b 2
Oa the previous morning the prisoner hid • quantity of I
Me. llegellliemil Weller. by Makeles. 4 mg 2,1 b med.
1 yard twitch 11.* * =Pea thele "iu, • loud crack M. Booths said lie beton ed to a firm i
it re the City, aod braid delivered to him to serve the customers at their
EXPLANATION. ,
,
Mt Festare rnderseaged. tast flik iddesaft t between the ehimllder Whew. fiwtared member bail met the prisoner, who borrowed Ire. of him " under a • d
houses. Having delivered 32 loaves out of 40, he sold th
e B. Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean sea
sk, ic . . s yea mg u• . m. y 3.... 3 wee mt by Ix Meakwask. end the patient has since been neeee,,,, eree,wenee .. Th. nn„,,.. , had
...,„ „,_
_„ ~,__, remain er for lc 3d. and abeconded. On being brought back ._ - rued rise causing about oneatundredth
11/ N.94.e. 004 5.6.9.1 t;....... ~O. r 0 obi" le le ma of deeiw-Sasteesan. r ---" - - -"- ''' ' ------n ""` •••• nnlln''''''' to his emnloyerai he the nolios ha eArnarted ei... et.-re revel ; each 10 feet, ef ve . ~_ .
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.J. elnoweloni I
eaters lora, Poet. yrs. Sul M../ ellaloasal 2
lk. a Illerkwo • Ilseldlnglos. Syn. 114 alb Ilea 3
Art A b°ws'a WWW4I7. t Yes. ilk if Or . . J. WI, . 0
V. Connie,'.elnewroy. tn. Sol Ilk eoL Taps:, •
Ni. W. AA ...00lee'a Ilininni„ 1 yrs net Ist • (10410
11r. 0..1, -...!l*** b inkneek—Onestoptar, 2 matt 0
IW
nu 'wry'. I re. T.l WVaasa •
Illettnea • to '1 ova Ilawiy pad. 3 to 1 eine' Wwwwey, 7 to
2 ape Hee Gra...horyer colt, 7 w 1 mer 4 any only. Two or
kne 6.1.• O.K. sneer Sim is ow* of which Nunnery is.
Is Ow Red Hone before Ow b. •loppe.l. but at last
MAT were deepalebert, Nunnery bobbies gnat arleanbege
up In the dressers, .rber. Lady heel rhaLenrul her, awl a
ebse ere opted is tM batter's defeat be • teed. Haekliniton
Golebta four lengths bleu lb. lair. Lbeeality sae fourth,
Marro. n. Nab, awd fineeleoever eolt sent. Au abjection to
the as she ironed of foul realise sae ~neat l•
1 oliltalltat H AS WA, etas, 13 ft,
sea 7. ..ely d %Ireland, "nth lOU add. J. Wesson extra.
'worry... (Al nobs., 64 01 eth...ns .1•440/44)
i Ha. 'Masa Walton. 11 Ifeekuleo. 4 Ira at 211.
L suns.,. I
Or Youlera rainbow& aged. •st m. ._4114,441 I
N. Ilralary'• Wyaaatay, 3,r.. •.• 111. A. Taylor 3
ar Vese.e. Jwrlwt. ag.1.1144 H. Yankees 0
lam intleuslubf • Oki 4 Dloniesek • yes. he illb
lisillasa'
Ni. a. C %altar's CIanARYL I In, IN "aim 0
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Ni Payne Meth. 3 Tr. net kb . ....finewe, 0
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tarWalbees *worse I r., Int 71h. Grindley, I
: 6 So 7 ask Volbella, 5 to t apt Wallow, 6 to 1

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sions unattainable —There are mintllltsides In this metropolis who
cannot etatvaikedly alumni themselves front their occupation to
enjoy that chow of air and Wain so necessary to good health.
Mu h persona wEll lad that, next to country air. the hest part-
ners it the Weil ars llonoway's tills. They Improve the action
ef *wiry Mrs arm by expelling Impurities and all other
laminas Imillaes tehtak Mint pared admission either into the
seal se Mehl seeselnie et weigh the I.lr Is composed. These
Pith as Mee upwind'. Sulleosey's ham long
bow as Or ram isillisils for .haerase both in cold sae
vim owl Ss mud I to all complaints Ina.
&Mal eons.; vsiess. and

N. Bombs said he belonged to a firm in the City, and
bad met the prisoner, who borrowed 16a. of him " under •
pressing emergency." The prisoner had not the slightest
authority to make use of his name to Mr. Riego in order to
get money.
The prisoner was also found Guilty on this charge.
He was then tried for felony.
The promentria, Mn. Rey, who resides at 53, Gloucester.
street, Pimlico. had apartments to let, and the prisoner
went to look at them. He was fatalism in the dining-room
for a shod time. sad whoa he wes gone • puree, containing
• Si. sobs and other malty, was missed from the mantel-
pieta. It vas seen sate jest Ware. He via Lama about
mouth afterwards.
The jury found him Guilty.

W,n. Poeork, • lad, was charged with stealing two breast
pins, at 25, Oxford-street, the property of Mr. George Par
king, of the flnn of Parkins and Gott*.
George Grellier, haldparter at Mears. Parkins, said he
received the pins ou the With of July, from a jeweller, in
tlinnomatreet, where they bad been seat to be repaired, and
placed them in his desk, and about three hours after missed
them. The prisoner had during that time brought in some
goods.
Privoner pleaded guilty, and nothing being known against
his character,
Mr. Perking said he did not wish to press the case harshly.
Mr. Newton committed him for sir weeks.
Henry Allen, a joss max baker in the employ of Mr.
John Thomas Gaul, of Fonbert's-place, Regeutetieet, was
charged with stealing bread.
On the previous morning the prisoner had a quantity of
bread delivered to him to serve the customers at their
houses. Having delivered 32 loaves out of 40, he sold the
remainder for Is. :td. and absconded. On being brought back
to his employer's by the police be admitted the theft.
Mr. Beadon committed the prisoner, who pleaded guilty,
for two months, with hard labour.
WORSHIP-STREET.
Mary Ana Harrier, a delicate and modest•looking young
person, was charged with attempting to drown herself in
the itet's.catiaL
The hisoner said—l did it being out of work. and not
having clothing to seek it in. I could have had some
employment yesterday, bat was refused on account of my
appearance. My father is a composition doll maker, at 23,
Pool-terrace, City-read, and I have been away from home

ZXPLA NATION.
B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at iron ess
level ; each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one•huadredth
of an inch diminution and earh 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing
nearly throe.hundredths increase. E.—F.sposed thermometer
in shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew
pnlnti. D.—Direction of wind 'true—two points fejt of mag-
netic). F.—Force (I to 10-estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to 11). I.—
b, blue sky: c. clouds :detached): f. fog: 4 hall •
lightning: at, misty (imly) 0. overcast :r. rain; •spew
t, thunder. fk—liesdkgarbasoe (1 to 9). Z.—Calm.

irItATM MIKTID TILL TO-31011101, 01 III? DAT.
North Nritals—Nortli-Nost to North-Yoat—lhoth.
Irolsod—Northerty—Nodontto—Clootly.
Nod Cout—Northorly— Frooh—Cloody.
Tooth ltmlairl—North to Noethaast—lfroolt.

MARKETS.

two months ; b:tt I have been living with a young woman,
air, well known to my father.
—.—
Mr. Leigh How long have you been out of work!
Prisouer —Three weeks, air ;lam a bout titter to the work TALLOW. TURBDAT Evnrnin.—The market was
done by machines. io-day. th,Lfollowieg preen

Mr. Leigh—How old are you? ; 1860 buck, 465. ; Oct.Jae. to
Prisoner—Eighteen, sir. My father's hands are peralysed March, 48s. fad, to {!Y. 3d. Deliveries yesterday, 4l
now. My eldest brother is able only to job about the street, ; arrivals, 1,05 cash.
he having some time since been run over, and had his thigh I
broken. My other brother is younger than I sin.
Mr. Leigh ordered a remand, end the girl, whose destitute
look and tattered dress (not diatitute of crinoline however,
which probably was the means of preserving her life) ex-
cited much ountniaeration, was locked up.

COTTON.—LnTirooL, Sm. 17. —There lua been a
good demand for cotton today. The sales are 15,UUU
including 9,800 American, at bid. to 10d. ; 4.000 Surat, at
hid. to gid. : 50 Egyptian, at 10d. ; 81/0 Permit', at II
to 10d. ; FS/ Italia, at Ujd. ; :11/0 Maranhatu, at tied. to NI:
of which 5s0(1111 are for speculation and export. The week';
import is 15,972 bolos.

COTTON GOODS. MANCHESTER. SEPT. 17.
market is but slightlychaaged since last week. The basin,.
iu cloths of all descriptions is on is very contracted scab..
The letters front India and China received yesterday contain
ails ices which discourage all buyie• for the East, e%Oept
few speculative offers at prices thaethe nianufacturen till
hardly listen to. For most kinds of piece-goods the imot..
Lions of last week are fully maintained, but this filllll2P, le
quite nominal. The rates asked at present can only L.
obtained iu cases which ue very exceptional,
fur small quantities. The stiffness of prices in
cotton market continues to prevent any do line
taking place here, and the short-time moveme at
contributes materially to the existing steadiness. In the
yarn market the lessened rate of production seems aloe
have made itself felt to some extent in the firmnee of pro
dicers, and the somewhat improved tone ou all sides. Tian,
is not much activity, but the tendency is decidedly iniprotod
since last week. There is snore disposition to operate on the
part of buyers who have lately held aloof, and in some
cases spinners are encouraged to harden again in their terms.

MANUFACTURFS.—Huommarratro, Sir. 17. —The
market to-day has been rather better than last week, but
buyers still act with great mutton, and purchau, only ou
limited made. Business on the whole is much below the
average et a good autumn trade.

WOOLS. —Hu DDERSFIEL 1,, SEPT. 17. —3laeufActui Lrs
having pretty well stocked themselves the hut few we, 1,,
causes the wool trade to be flat at present, but the little
that in doue is sold at full prices.

OORN.—Hsu.,BKPT. 17.—At to-day's market a good
supply of new English wheat, which is taken off freely for
consumption and export at fully but week's currency;
60a. per 5011bs. the value of best runs of rod, up to I;.s.
same weight for choice white. Foreign being held gene-
rally above the ideas of buyers, prevents blaillelL Barley
for malting unaltered but more inquiry for grinding, at
prices in favour of sellers. Beans and peas rather dearer.
0... ts meet with more attention, at rather more moues.
The foreign imports last week are as Hader:—Wheat, 4'o
qrs. ; barley, 983 ; oats, 1,8Z3; beans, 2,275 ; peas, ;
linseed and rapeseed, 18,651 ; oil cakes, 70 tons ; bones, Isl.

. .
LZEDS, Seer. 17.—We are moderately supplied with Loth
new and old wheat, for which we have a limited demandst
the prices of Friday last. lo other articles we baveoo ma.
tend alteration. Arrivals since this day week :—Wheat,
1,037 qrs.; barley, 30 qrs. ; beans, 12 rin. ; rapeseed, 758qrs,
LYNN, Sin'. 17.—At to-day's market we had a fair attend.
mice of grower, and a good supply of wheat, and, as the
French demand still continues, all the best qualities were
readily sold, at an advance of la. per qr. upon last week's
rates. Barley, a moderate show of new awl malting de.
script Mos readily sold from 36a. to 401. per qr. Beam
and peas each ls. per quarter higher. Per mouser
imperial to the grower :—Wheat, white, new, 62Ibs. to
641bs. per imperial bushel, 58s. to 645. ; ditto, red,
6111*. to 6411 a., 565. to 60s. ; ditto, old, 581bs. to 6211 a.,
42a. to 525. Barley, best chevalier malting, 5311 ii.
'to 541b5., 38s. to 40s. • ditto runs chevalier ditto, 5211*. to
531b5., 34e. to 35a. Oats, 361bs. to 42115., 245. to 275.
Beans, old, 6311 a. to 651ba., 50s. to 54c ; new, 60Ibs. to
6411 a. 425. to 465.

Lry graver, Bum 17.—Only • very moderate 'then.
dance of country buyers at this morning's market, a
fair amount of business has been done in both wheat and
flour at an improvement of about 2d. per cental, and from
Gd. to Is. per barrel and sack, on the rates of last market.
Indian corn had a good consumptive inquiry, and the ad
Telma established may be quoted at fully Gd. per qr. Oats
were the turn dearer ; oatmeal unchanged. Beans and peas
steady at extreme rates. Barley brought a shade wore
money. The market closes with a healthy tone.

NEWCAIITLE, SEPT. 17.—The weather to-day has as•
snmed a more settled appearance. although much rain has
been experienced since Saturday. At our market this morn-
ing we had • free delivery of wheat from thcgroweranearly
altogether of the new crop, of very various condition, and it
sod at all price. betweeu 44a. and 645. per quarter. There
was no new South country on sale, but bad there been
any, it would have readily commanded Saturday's
rates. In old coasting sorts few transactions occurred
but there was a full inquiry for foreign, more modally
medium Danish, for which 51s. to 525. per 5041ba was
paid ; the finer descriptions being held beyond the views
of buyers had the effect of checking business. Flour, on
account of its scarcity, may be written a shade dearer,
and this advance was more willingly paid upon foreign
varieties, choice Spanish commanding 495. per sack. le
other articles we have scarcely any variation to note.
SALIBBUBT, SNIT. 17.—The sale has now fully begun in
our market, there being a good supply of new wheat sal
barley, and the attendance was very much larger. There
would have been a deal more business done in wheat, but
for the extreme high rates asked ; however, • good trade
was done at an advance of is. to 2s. per qr. Flour firm.
Malting being about fully commenced in this neighbour-
hood, there was a good demand for best samples of barley,
at last week's rates. Old malt was • slow sale, and the
turn cheaper. In other grain trade was steady, and prim
unaltered. New wheat, 575. to 625.; old ditto, 445. to Ms.
Barley, Ate. to 408. Oate, 248. to 345. Beane, 45a to 54e.
Peas, 40s. to 49a. Rye, 30s. to Xis. per qr. Flour, 401. to
465. per sack. Malt, Ba. 3d. to 88. 9d. per bushel.

CATTLF..--asostionv, 17.—At this moraines
market there was an la:roaringly large supply of cattle of
excellent quality and condition, and an equally good at.
tendataie. There was &ready sale for the best animals, sad
at the extreme rates of last market ; later in the day, al-
though the trade was slow, a clearance was nearly effectol,
but at the fag-end of the market a little concession in urices
was made. Of sheep there was an abundance, Wing nearly
3,000 penned of the best breeds, the whole of which
were disposed of at the extreme rates of this day
se'unight. The supply of calves, though short, was very
good, and maintained to quotations. The pig market was
well supplied, business was good, and prime firm.
Beet ox beef 12e. Od. to 18s. per score ; cow and heifer
ditto, 10s. 6.1. to lls. 6d.; best Down mutton; Bd. per lb. ;
other breeds, 7d. to 7ad. ; veal, 7d. to 84. ; froth pork,
7d. to 701. ; salted ditto, 7d. to Bd., and 10s. 9d. to 115.6 d.
per score; green bacon, 9cl. per lb. ; dry ditto, led. ;
sweet pickled hams, 10d. ; quarter old store pigs, 12s. to
161. each ; cows with calves. 10/. to 141.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
Allendale, from Shield* for Calcutta, let. I N., lon. 23
Andedor ritip, Nu. 3,500, 3.1 die. pen.), from Loudon 48 days for
Melbourne.
Algeria, from Liverpool for Melbourne. April 19, let. 20 N..
lon. 21 W.
Cameronlan from Liverpool for Bombay 14 dam, Augmt
25, lat. 38.32 N. lon. 14.20 N.
Castle Eden, for 31adrea, Mm 7, let. 4 N.. lou. 31 W.
Camilla 4hip), bound to .iambus. July 19.
Deutchland ;Hamburg *hip , front London for Melbourne, Jrne
let, 27 S., lon. 30 W.
George Metcalfe, from Moulmein for London, Augut 18, Lit. 11
N., lon. 25 W.
Badmen, from Sunderland for Shanghai, Lot. 41 N., Lou. 13 W.
Jason, from London for sydney. August 5,1444 2 N., lon. Ili W.
Musquash, from Malabar toast fur London, June 10, lat. 37
lon. 46 E.
Moulmein (e!, for Rangoon. tinder canvas, lat. 38 S., Inn. 24 E
Williamette )4, bound to ehnuelial, July 21, oli Okien.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BI RTHS.

BEALL—SepUmber 10, at Orosvenorgtreet, the *Held Dr.
Beale, of a son.
BENHA3I —ueptemher IS. at Vpper Oower.street. Rollout.
imams, the wife of Mr. A. Benham, of a sou.
Mkt Cr..—Perdeinber 15. at EAton-place South, the wife of Lb nt •
Colonel R. Bruce of a daughter.
CONIER.--flepteniher lb, at ll.u-tley Court, near Readiug, Mrs, T.
Comer, of a &nobler.
COOPER.—Scptetalwe 19. at Berkeley-square, the wife of W. W.

Cooper. Egg., of a son. . .
CU NS. -September 13. the wife of the Rev. 11. I. eillundel•
Rector of St. Alban, Woodetreet, of a daughter
DENT.-September 13, at the Grove. Bedlam, the wife ^1
Dent, Eaq of a son.
EVIMEN.- September 15, nt Surblton, 1E ingstunam -llhunes, the
wife of G. Lyman, Elq., of a son.
MARRIAGES.
BEAMED-ATKINSON.-September 14, at St. Michael's. Sl-dc'
well, by the Rev. 11. Thompson. Mr. J. A. ILaunes.
Amy. daughter of the late Mr. G. Atkinson, of Lambeth.
BROOMHEA la-STA VELEY.-September 13, at St. ileonte..
Liverpool, l.y the Rev. R. P. Hartley, Incumbent of Wale, and
Thorpe Salvia, Barnard P. Broorohead. of Bromilholl
Sheffield. Solicitor an-I Notary to Matilda Revelry. Pm 0,07
daughter of Jobe Staveley Shirt, Esq., of 11 ales. Toelltior,
and formerly of her Majesty's 4th Regiment of lout.
eeMMING-BOYD.-September 14, at North Salver-street. •11"1'
deem by the Rev. G. (Limbach, the Rev. A enflaming, Env
Church. Old Meldnini, to Mary, daughter of the late G.
Boyd. Sao.. of Ceylon.
BELNIE-MASTERNI A N.-September 13, at St. Peter I"'
thanistow, by the Rev. T. W. Shame. M.A., the Rev. R. Ode.'
M.A., son of R. Heinle, req., to Helot, daughter of T. klub,-
man, Esq., of Walthumstow.
DEATHS.
CZAR[.-September 13. at Kennington-green, Lambeth, SurrM
luny, widow of the late Sir. W. Clark. aged 33.
COWL-September 13, at Turie.road, Tollington-pacit. Semh.
wife of J. Cook, Rey., aged
OAYFORD.-September 16, Clarissa, wife of Mr. C. Gmford..L
OM Bona-street. !wedge.
BACON.-September 14, at Allaoroark, Norfolk, Mr. B. Da 'en.
"ea GU.
L°uDoN.-gelititniber 14, at Stonehouse. Devon. Margaret•
widow of the late J. Loudon, Eq., aged 78.
KAHL-September 16, at Phyllis Court, Henley-on-Timm.
John Male, Esq., aged 37, eldest son a the late John Stair.
Paq.. of Nightingales, Bucks.

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Lombard-Wink In the City of Loudon, Printer. at Cis
°eke. In brolortetreei, la the ?reelect of Widtefsisto—
WILDICIaDer, Sartimacii Is, 11141.