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London, England, 1853-10-11 00:00:00

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POLICE INTELLIGENCE. that the prisoner had struck her on the head with the
witnessed the RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. I NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. p SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A SCHOOL COUNTRY MAR ETS.
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MANSION-HOUSE.-Donogltne and Donovan, Irish canmdlre.stiActewicktehtotutastkheedlewashtetphreorvaoncaytiaonne.
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GREAT NORTH OF SCOTLAND. ..-_,,,,,,.._
NEW YACHT FOR HER MAJESTY.
An extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders We may now announce, without fear of contradiction, TEACHER.
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Yesterday Mr. Wakley held an inquest at the Lane- __ea—
CHELMSFORD-Owe. 7. •
downe Arms, Guildford-street, upon the body of Tamson There was on offer to-day a large supply of wheeat; It. hich
Castle, 10 years of age, daughter of Sophia Castle, house-
- •-- tailors were brought before the Lord Mayor, charged
81 II re lied that an elderly female saw the whole of of this company was held on Friday, at noon, at the that the Adniiralty have determined to give her Ma-
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with having assaulted a policeman, and the former with
it, but shepwas not in attendance. Royal Hotel, Aberdeen, " for the purpose of confirming jesty a new yacht, to supersede the old Victoria and
keeper to Mr. Burge, 1, Lansdowne-terrace, Brunswick- qr.,
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SUN OFFICE, Seven o'Clf fick. having stolen a policeman's hat.
Mr. A'Beckett said she must be requested to attend, the forfeiture declared by the directors of certain original Albert, and that the new Royal vessel will be con-
changing.hands. All other articles were firm at last ere ele°
.
- ---- The defendants were, at the hour of one o'clock in the
, therefore he should remand the prisoner until Thursday or postponed shares, upon which a call or calls are in ar- structed of iron, a material for a yacht suitable for her
rear, the required notices of the forfeiture of which have Majesty superior in every respect to wood. In this
yed as teacher in the North London British Schools, prices, with a tolerably brisk sale. ,
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THE LONDON GAZETTE
,ie morning, seen by the policyman in Duke's-place fiehtin
, a couple of bull-dogs, amidst a crowd of vagabonds of
both sexes, and the whole neighbourhood was in a state -
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. been given on the respective proprietors • and to deter- determination we are quite satisfied the Admiralty will Pbscilloeuwargle,
Calthorpe•terrace, Gray's-inn-road.
The mother of the deceased, who appeared to have Prices to-day were as follow :-Wheat, white, old f 6 0
to 738 Ocl, new 67s to 795; red, old 578 to 695, new ( it• 1
71s ; barley, 34s to 408; chevalier, 38s to 478 ; gri' 314:
(THIS EVENING.)
of the greatest alarm, many having started out of their mine on the course to be adopted for disposing of the be supported by all ranks and classes ; and the disap-
shares so forfeited, by a sale, or cancelling, or a re-issue, pointment that would have been felt at tinkering up a
26s to 33s • malt 60s to 640 • chevalier, 658 to 70s ; 50s;
—.e,---- beds in the belief that the whole city was on fire, for the •••
but little recollection of dates, stated that her daughter 21300061 i
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or otherwise., !Ind upon such terms as the meeting shall bad ship at an immense cost will now be turned into a
FOREIGN-OFFICE, SEM 30. shouting and roaring of the multitude completely NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.
direct for raising the capital represented by such shares." hope of providing for the Queen a vessel worthy, in every came up from the country, about seven weeks ago, in
drowned the growling of the combatants. The police- MONDAY.
There was a numerous attendance of shareholders- quality. to represent the naval architecture and marine Perfect health, and went almost directly to the school
The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint George
Official Statement of the Si-uanTities of Corn, &c. le Icesi;ema
John Robert Gordon Esq., now Secretaey ta her Jefajesty's man, upon endeavouring to separate the dogs, received RENEWAL of the SWEEPSTAKES of 50 sovs. each, 30 ft, Sir James D. H. Elphinstone, the chairman of the cora- ' engineering skill of Great Britain. England has the above referred to, and that when she had been there
Legation at Stockholin, to be her Majestes Charge d'Af- the unsavoury contents of a jug which was thrown at for three-yr-old fillies, Bst 71b ; those by stallions or
largest, most powerful, and swiftest men-of-war on the about a fortnight she came home one day complaining of
g the 2d to the Bth October, both inclusive.
faires and Consul-General to the Oriental Republic of the him by Donoghue, and Donovan assisted Donoghue in out of mares that never produced a winner, allowed The advertisement calling the meetin and the re ort ocean-the Duke of Wellin ' a ain in her head and a feeling of sickness, which she
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in the port of London, from the following po'rts /1
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escaping from the irritated functionary, who declared that 31b •if both, 51b. D.M. (13 subs.) pany, presiding.
by the directors-an epitome of which appeared in our En land has also the largest, fleetest, and most ele-
The Queen has also been graciottely pleased to appoint the polecat was a nosegay to what he had received. Mr. Combs's Nervous, by Alarm, Bst 41b....(Kendall) 1 olumns a week or two ago-having been- read by Mr. gangtly-fitted, merca, utile steam-ships that were ever saidi:i
.hade bween caused. by her eeacher Victoria havin
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the Honourable William Grey? now First Paid Attaolle to Tlaere were several other tailors at the dog-fight, and the Duke of Bedford's Diomedia Bst 21b (S. Rogers) 2 gtr ek h r ith a book upon the head. She kept on corn-
laming about her head, and witness got something for ;
' launched-from the great Peninsular and Oriental Com- P
ez I se. as • c'3 .5 . °
''' her Majesty's Embassy at Pans, to be Seeretery to her policeman would have been completely overwhelmed if Mr. J. M. Stanley's Hybla, 'Bst 71b (J. Marson) 3 The CHAIRMAN rose and said G 1
- ent emen, the report ' pany's ship Himalaya, of 3,500 tons, built ofiron, to the si . " 4,3 $.l cal
,c;
3iajesty's Legation at Stockholm. another of the force had not run to his aid, and enabled Betting-5 to 4on Diomedia, sto 2 agst Nervous. eMilne, the secretary,
being read, I now rise to move a series of resolutions at. ' 15-knots-an-hour packet Valetta, both built by Mare fortnight, but did not make any inquiry about the matter,
her from a chemist, and kept her at home for about a
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DOWNING-STREET, Oar. 11. him to get his staff from his pocket, at the flourish of The winner made ali the running, and won cleverly by tendant thereupon. You will observe that when the and Co., of Blackwell. Surely, then, having the best or prefer any charge for assault before a magistrate, be-
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The Queen has been pleased to appoint Robert William
which all the trade disappeared. Donoghue, when the a length. Three lengths between the second and third. Great North of Scotland Railway was first set ageing, men-of-war and the best mercantile steamers, Bngland ,
Keats, Esq., to be Lieutenant-Governor of the Island of
compla.inant was on the ground, picked up his hat, put Nonnan weighed for Ph • but did not et to the
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then got a little better, and went to school again on two Colchester
it on his own head, shares were allotted in very large quantities to different must also have the best yacht that b d d f
can e pro uce or cause there was no mark of violence visible, Deceased
Harwich
Grenada.
post in time to start.
mornings ; bat witness, seeing her apparently growing Leigh
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Oce.lo.
• individuals, and when the present board took up the her Sovereign. We have not the re •se di e 'ions
p ei m ns
third policeman observed him and took
'CAP SWEEPSTAKES of 20 sovs. each, and only sft affairs of the company and obt • d bill ed ' o osed fth h worse would not allow her to go the third morning al- Malden 705 46 85 7 138 2 ose----•
The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of and
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_ . aine a new r ucing pr p or e new yac t, but we have heard that a , .
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iec are , e., ogo e owner o e secon the share capital, we found there was a large portion of ' vessel of about 280 feet long, and, perha 537 feet broad, kht th 13,' 1
though she wished to do so, but too er o e oya
the Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have re-
at all if the police themselves
Do. n. oghue said there was no dog fight, and that there 111• TD
ceived through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, would heve been no row
horse • for three-yr-olds and upwards. T.Y.C. (12 the stock upon which we could not get any payment. will be suggested. Nor have we heardpolether it is de- Free Hospital in Gray's-inn-lane, where some medicine
Barl;of
subs., '6
of whom pay 5 sovs. ft.) The highest weight In these circumstances we find it necessary to dispose cided that the yacht shall be screw or paddle The latter -
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copies of dispatches from her majesty's Consuls at Naples, had not struck him. As for tthhea:lat, he had lost his
was given to her. Two or three days afterwards Mr.Burge
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Rome, Bilbao, and Barcelona, reporting that in cense- own, and he picked up the one was nearest to.him,
left in being 7st 51b, it was raised to Bst 71b, and the
0 . share, it 18 reporte ,is pre erred. But, as we have stated, the
of the forfeited stock, and we now offer the 1 1 • • d • f s • ' sent for Mr. Hutchinson, surgeon, of New Bridge-
poor condition, and such were bad to quit at less tor, ,
quence of the existence of Asiatis cholera in Great Britain and if it was a policeman's nobody yould stispeet him of
others aceeptine in proportion.
e, upon which 4/. has already been paid, for 4/. 10s., great advantages which are secured by adopting iron as the street, Blackfriars, who attended the child regularly
ree°
the following quarientine regulations have been adopted in wishing to steal a thing of that kind, which would be
Mr. Sargent's Henrietta, by Harkaway, 4 yrs get 21b first to our own shareholders and afterwards to the material for the construction are not likely to be over- but inferior samples were is to 28 per qr. cheaper.
tvnri:l3e:: tepi3esoereesie
- their respective ports :- sure to make a fool of him. (A laugh.)
At Naples all vessels from Loudon and Newcastle are It was stated that Donovan had, in assisting hie friend (Cilarlton) 1 public generally. I believe these shares to be perfectly looked ; a,nd the new Victoria and Albert will be con- fdrioeidn. th;2:itSheeptfiernsetbz
euictl
it nclaAteearai :Ini.(ei • •
and peas without change in value. ,
ess ,
to be subjec'eed to ten days' quarantine at Nisita; and to escape, administered the cross buttock, a manceuvre Mr. Adkins's Heroine, aged, Bst 51b ...(Bartholomew) 2 good stock, and in clearing them off for the com- structed of iron, from the approved Admiralty design, Prices to-day were as follow :-Wheat, white, 723 fe
from all other ports of Great Britain to seven days. Mr. Payne's Speed the Plough, 3 yrs, Bst 41b party, we are benefitting the concern by getting money carried out by the largest and most eminent ship-build- she said " Oh, Victoria, Victoria, Victoria." These , red, 68s to 76s ; barley, 40s to 46s ; oats, 22s to 28s : l'e",:
in wrestling, by which, with a sudden jerk, a person is
(Flatman) 3 for what would not be worth anything otherwise. In ing establishment in the country. With the acknow- pain in the head, and when any one passed before her
ii were the last words which she said before she died, and Mazagan, 38s to 425; middle and small, 44s to 48s ; Fe'
The Roman 'Government has subjected to a quarantine g er the hip of the operator and come whack upon
of twelve days all vessels arriving from British ports, and ' Mr. H. Hill's Ireland's Eye, 3 yrs, Bst elb...(A. Day) 4 regard to the works, I may state that they are proceed- ledged great professional talent in the Surveyor of - the
their merchandise to twenty-one days. flthuen-greovund, with his heels in the air.
The Lord Mayor said that at the end of his mayoral y
t Mr. Newland's Old Rowley, 4 yrs, Bst 7lb (F. Butler) 5 ing in a most satisfactory manner • and I can state on Navy's department at Somerset-house and the expo- I when sensible she always said the same. She said the white, 518 to 60s ; grey, 44s to 48s.
oelere4
At Bilbao the Board of Health of Biscay has ordered
Mr. J. Clarke's Lady Emily, 3 yrs, 6st 21b, was intended the authority of Mr. Bl the the 'ns lt• • ' dat" al skill the 1 '• '
co u ing engineer, nenee n uic . t ong servic.e in the Royal navy
. ,
Bboiboike.with which she had been struck was as large as a
' ABERDEEN-Oce. 7
that all vessels ailiving from London are to proceed to he would have to declare that the most unmanageable
to start, but she arrived per trait' only half an hour be. now present, that the liirie i; more than thretefourths has matured, from the two world-wide renowned esta- Y
vago, to perform quarantine. people with whom his experience as chief magistrate had
fore the race was run. , an_ d was withdrawn before a jockey completed between Inverary and Huntly. (Applause.) blishments on the banks of Old Father Thames, we Mr. Wakle observed that Bibles were of very dif- The prices of grain ar:thOtkeliad:owia,bhtsis.:
ferent sizes. gabs per bushel; new oats 23s Od. to 24s Ckl, 40115 a Le
5.31bs per bushel • wheat red 55s 0 "0,
At-Barcelona, all vessels arriving from Great Britain will made him acquainted, were those who belonged to the
could be found to ride her. Now, when we remember that it was only in November doubt not that the very best result of modern science in
;s Oodialt t:ple re als
ia e' pe.2l:Ber6 18:sus:he:°1.6;) 2bas: e:ef°i•leil;
be subject to a quarantine of observation of five days, which trade and mystery of the thimble, notwithstanding the
met with any fall or accident. She was attache,d to her
will be increased to seven days when coming from places quiet and unobstrusive nature of their general employ- Beting-Even on Speed the Plough, 4to 1 each agst last year that the first turf was cut, and also that, by ship and machinery will, before the Ist of July next, be
Heroine and Ireland's Eye. Ireland s Eye made the the inclemency of the season, the works were totaely tendered by a loyal people to their most gracious /
• teacher and alwa s s oke hi hl of her before
The I,elother-Slyie hica) el neve; byeen subject tt.:, fits, or
I:)b3ussshodoedl,to; .6:3E,
rod3,e7bOcual
where cholera is known to exist. ment. (Laughter.) The moment a set of disturbers of
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runniteg for about half the distance • Heroine then went s o ed-with the exe •
, tpp eption of the end cuttings-till Queen.-Morning Berald. 1 ~,,..I. Mr. Francis Hutchinson, F.R.C.S., New Bridge-
By order, , the peace were brought before him he guessed that the
J. EMERSIIN TENNENT.
majorit •
y were tailors, and he was never yet mistaken in ,
• on with the lead, which she held to halfway up the the 25th of April, I think that we may congratulate our- It is officially made" known that a new steam-yacht I street, Blaelefriars, was called in to attend the deceased fl62olurbs,
sptesr
obdu.teho e 515
6d to 8d ; mutton, ditto, 6(1 to Si ' P
t ; veal ditto 6el to ay
on the 28th September, and visited her daily until she
WAR-OFFICE, Om 11. the opinion. corcis, where Henrietta deprived her of it and beat her selves upon the state of forwardness in which we now is to be built for her Majesty, in lieu of the Victoria and pork, per lb, Os 5d to Os 7d ; seine " us?
on, per lb, Os Od to c# 'O3;
4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Cornet Charles Fleet-
_ easily by a length and a half. The second beating the are. The portion of the line between Aberdeen and In- Albert. It is a pity this determination was not arrived died. She was suffering from inflammation of the mem- rabbits, each, Od to Od ; tallow, rer stone, 5s 3d to 1)1'
lei;
The defendants were committed to the House of Cor
wood Shawe to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Pearson,
third h el, 1 e is a e
-ey seree -engtes, a oesee oetween third and fourth. verary has been allotted to the contractors, and in a at earlier. An order for the Victoria and Albert to be branes of the brain, and told him, when sensible, of the potatoes, per peck, Od toBd ; butter, per lb, lld t '''
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rection, Donoghue for seven days, and Donovan for
b
blow given her by er teacher with a book. She com- eggs, per doz, Os &I to Os 10d ; hens per pair, 2s I u`,. el ,
who retires, Oct. 11.
SWEEPSTAKES of 200 sovs. each, h ft • for two-yr-old very few days they will be in a position to proceed with altered by lengthening, and to have new engines of
Ist Dragoons_Lieutenant James Ainslie to be Captain, three days.
fillies Bst 71b. T.Y.C. Untried stallions or mares the work. I may state, for the information ef the pub- 1 170-horse power • put into her (which were ordered of plained of violent pain in the head and back of the neck, 3s Od ; chickens, ditto, is 3d to 28 Oci; ducks, ditt, e, ~"0, ;
by purchase vice Croft, who re ,
tires • Cornet Edmund John Bryant, a drunken fellow in tatters, was charged ,
lie, that as soon as the necessary arraneements are made Messrs. Penn and Son), had been issued ; and accord- I with a feverish pulse, and was treated accordingly. to 2s al ; ducklings, ditto, 2s 6d to Os Od ; t erect's:
Pepys, to be' Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ainslie, Oct. 11. with having disturbed a neighbourhood on Saturday, allowed 31b. . Only one allowance. (9 subs.)
I Witness from the first thouuht the case almost a hopeless each, 3s Od to 4s Od ; geese, ditto, 38 Od to 48 Od ; bum;
' tenant David Barclay to be and with h' • - ted ing to bed in the street, Lord Exeter's Miranda, by Lanereost, est eib with the contractors, to enable us to know how long the ingly the vessel has been stripped to a complete shell ; - • ' for exportation (present cure) per cwt 90s to '( r2O
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16th Light Dragoons-Lieu . , aving insis upon go
(Marlow) 1 canal can be kept open, we shall not lose a day in mak- her fine engines, of 430-horse power, by Maudslay one. Her head was shaved, but exhibited no mark of
ditto (s er cured), 00s to 00's Od ' ' 1.• '
• eggs, wholesal oP 4,
Captain, by purchase, vice Heysvo.od, who retires ; A policeman said the defendant had given a great deal
violence before death, nor was any sign of violence
Cornet Ferdinand Capel Millbury Williams, to let Lien- of trouble to the police, and that he had on the parti. Duke of Bedford's Beatrix, by John eseGaunt, gst eib . ing the public acquainted with that important fact, and (which have always done theirecluty faultlessly, and are
per dozen, 7d to 7ed ; 41b loaf, 8cl'; 21b loaf, 4d ee• rei
visible upon a, post mortem exa,mination. The in-
tenant, by purchase, vice Barclay, Oct. 11.
eider occa.sion alluded to not only kept up a, roaring . (ee Rogers) 2 we shall make arrangements to allow it to be kept open ,in prime condition for further work), have been dragged fine small, OS OCI tO 08 Od ; pork, large, Os Od to '4-i'Lei
7th Regiment of Foot --First_Lieutenant James Car-
noise in the street and shoved people about, but that he Lord Glasgow's fby Melbourne, dam by Actaeon,. Bst for tra.ffic till January or February next. The engineer out with merciless hurry and disregard of their value • side of the scalp was whole and bloodless, and with- lamb, per lb., Os Cel to 8d ; cheese, per inaperial Pt'
negie, from the 23e1 Foot, t ,be Lieutenant, vice Mosley,
had actually torn every stitch of clothes from his body, 71b (Flatman) 3 has suggested a few alterations for the better in the line her hull and fittings have been battered about with out extravasation. The.skull, which was very thin, ex- 5s 6d to 7s.
appointed Paymaster 20th loot, Oct. 11.
Betting-6 to 4on Miranda. The favourite took the near the Spey. Although we have examined the line in most destructive zeal ; all in order to get her trans- hibited no marks of injury within or without. The
and laid himself down for the purpose of going to sleep.
BthFoot-Lieutenant and Quartermaster Charles Suther-
vessels of the membranes were congested and distended ; CORK-002. S.
land Dowson, from the 29th Foot, to be Lieutenaet, vice The Lord Mayor-Were there any females present ? lead, kept it, and won easily by a length. About two every possible way, to endeavour to lighten the expense, formed into the article resolved on, and with the least
the inner ones much, butsome more than others. In the Brits. Currency,. 46
Walsh, appointed Quertermaster 29th Foot, Oct. 11. Policeman-Certainly, my lord, a great many. lengths between the second and third. yet, I must say, in justice to Mr. Gibb, we have been possible delay. She has been docked and blocked ready ,
20th Foot-Lieutenant Godfrey Goodman Mosley, from The Lord Mayor-What is this man ? SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sovs. each ; for two-yr-olds, est 71b ; obliged to stick almost to the line as laid out by him, for the process of cutting, and now, at the last moment, brain, the bloody points were numerous and la ,
rge and 113 White wheat...3os Od to 36s Od 358 04-20 s'"
128 Redveheat 25s Od to 32 Od
the 7th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice South, who retires Policeman-He is a drunken tailor, please your lord- three Bst 41b ; four Bst 121 b ; five and upwards, 9st except that, by the act of Parliament, we are enabled to , that which should have in the first instance rendered 'on opening the ventricles, two or three ounces of pale
116 Ditto 32s Od to 33: ed 33s 6cl-20 i '' i
upon half-pay, Oct. 11.
ship. (Laughter). 21b. The winner to 'be sold for 200 sovs., if demanded, deviate a little, so as to make the works lighter. I feel unnecessary any meddling with the old yacht has been serum were found. There was no patch on the mem-
-122 Ditto 33s 6(1 to 36s Od
29th Foot-Lieutenant Tiniothy Walsh, froni the Bth The Lord Mayor-I thought it would be unnecessary &e. T.Y.C. (4 subs.) that. in stating this lam only doing justices to Mr. , done. We are glad there is to be a new one, because branes. The heaot, lungs, and other viscera were per- .
151 Barley ... 15s Od to 17s Od
Foot, to be Quartermaster, vice Dowson, appointed Lieu- to ask the question. (Laughter.) He must go for 21 Mr. Mundy's Tobolski, 3 yrs (Bartholomew) 1 Gibb. (Applause.) 'As the works westward of the Spey the Victoria and Albert has been a most ill-contrived, fectly healthy. There were no marks of violence inter-
-989 Ditto 17s Od to 17s 4d 17s 4(1-16 i .17'
tenant Bth Foot, Oct. 11.
days to Bridewell. Mr. J. M. Stanley's Mirabea.u, 2 yrs (Aslimall) 2do not need to come before us at present, I have only inadequate vessel for the purposes she is expected to - nal or eiternal.
339 Ditto 17s 4d to 18s Od.
45th Foot-Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Hallam D'Arcy
to say that they are under consideration, and when we serve ; she never would steer; or berth her compliment No direct evidence respecting the infliotion of the 90 Bere l6s .Od to 16s 8d 00s Od
--. . Lord Exeter's Mountain Flower, 4 yrs (Norman) 3
Kyle to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Brevet-
blow could be produced, and the in uest was adjourned
have matured a plan, we shall bring it forward to the of officers without resorting to the necessity of packing q 1342 Oats
Mr. Adkin's Basquine, 2 yrs (Wells) 4
Colonel Boys, who retires, October 11. GUILDHALL.--Marsi Ann Elder, a young eirl of
0 etting- ven on Mirabeau, 3 to 1 agst Basquine, 5
B • E shareholders. In concluding, gentlemen I must say ' two in one cabin, " cribbed and confined " and could to allow opportunity for its collection. 733 Ditto 12s 6d to 13s 6d 12s 64 1, I tl's
68th Foot-Christopher Brice Wilkinson, Gent., to be modest demeanour, but destitute appearance, was to 1 agst, any other. Mountain Flower, with Mirabeau th tth d. h 1 k '• • • t t tth d f • ' •
a e 'rectors ave a ways ept two points in view no s eam up o e spee o several line-of-battle ships 338 Ditto 13s 64 to 14s 24
eft'
Ensign, by purchase, vice Fuller who retires, Oet. 11. brou ht before Sir Cha man Marshall charged with •
ow in commission The new
namely, how to make the line in the cheapest and n . yacht will, we hope, be GRAND •EXPLOSION OF MINES AT CHATHAM. 4 Pigs.. 42s Od to 45s Od 00s Od pin !
70th Foot-Ensign Matthew Bell to be Lieutenant, with- g. P , lying up, made the rtinning to the cords, where Tobolski -
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breaking a street lamp, value 15. 6d. most remunerative way possible. (Cheers.) The failures made to remedy these defects, and redeem the character 4. PRICES OF BUTTER.
out purchase, vice Chute, deceased, July 15. went in advance followed by Mirabeau ; the latter, run-
78th Foot-John Swanson, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur- John Stay, a superannuated City policeman, stated ning very " unkindly," was at last beaten by two which have taken place in other lines will, we trust, of the Queen's yacht. She is to be an iron yacht, upon For the last two months the Royal Engineer Estee . . . eeler• cvertauseir. 56°
chase, vice Elrington, who retires, Oct. 11. that about a quarter-past three o'clock on Sunday j„gths, a length separating each of the others. prove beacons and buoys to prevent us falling into like the paddle principle, and of 600-horse power. We be- blishment, under the direction of Colonel Harry D. ....
00tnqualaty
d uality
91s Second quality' '7O
98th Foot-Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Dates to morning the prisoner was loitering in Skinner-street. e, , mistakes, and while the directors endeavour to do so, we lieve we may add, further; that the Victoria and Albert ' Jones, has been engaged in preparing mines of a new 7,ehird aq .t
x IFTY POUNDS for two• r-olds • colts Bst 71b • ana
87s Third quality • ,e• e 1
be Major, by purchase, vice Jeffery, who retires ; Lieu- He asked what she was loitering about for, and she ' . Y ' ' ' hope we shall receive the confidence of the shareholders. having exhibited in such a bad light the workmanship construction, with a view to practice in mining, but also Fourth-qualiyt
fillies, Bst 51b. T.Y.C.
85s Fourth quality
tenant George Dowden Dickson Clevland to be Captain, replied that she was destitute and starving. She had In regard to our rolling stock, I may utate that twelve of a Royal dockyard, under a Crown surveyor, the new with the object of carrying on the course of drill in sub- Fifth ualit Y B2s Fifth quality •••'' 0
Baron Rothschild's Twinkle, Bst 51b (Charlton) 1
by purchase, vice Bates ; Daniel Litton Hewson, Gent., been at the Smithfield police-station on Friday night, engines are contracted for, and will be delivered up to yacht will be built at a merchant ship-building establish. terraneous warfare. On Friday afternoon, the 7th in- Sixth qqualityy 76s Sixth quality .,. '
to be Ensign, by purchase, Oct. 11. and she was sent to the West London Union. She re- Captain D. Lane's Alas, Bst 51b (Sly) 2 us by the Ist of July next, when we hope to have the ment, and we believe Mr. Ditchburn (the builder of the stant, the whole force of the Royal and East India
Rifle Brigade-First Lieutenant Hon. William James ceived an order for admission to the King's Cross Mr. Sargent's Queen's Own, Bst 71b Marlo w) 3
( pleasure of seeing at our opening of the line many of beautiful iron Royal yo.eht Fairy) will have the con- Sappers and Miners, and the officers of the engineer - 1
,
Colville to be Captain, by purchase, vice de Laneeir, who The following also ran :- Calliope, Communist, Orson,
COAL MARIOET.-Ocr. 10.
House of Refuge but was refused admittance. From those present who were with us at euttin th fi rf t t -7"
g. e rst tu . rac . trues. I establishment, assembled in the field works near to St. •
retires ; Second Lieutenant Arthur Frederick Warren to
Th d •, •1S da - h hdhd
urs ay morning unti un y morning s e a a Anstrey, Chantress, Sine qua non, fby The Sheriff out H •
( ear.) The Messrs. Fairbairn of Manchester, are the Mary's Creek, to witness the operations under the order Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market :- t
be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Colville ; Lord
of Nell Gwynne, Mississippi.
nothing to eat but a halfpenny loaf. He requested her _ . e . . parties with whom we have contracted, and it is only PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 10. of the director, Colonel. Jones. ALI the local authori- s. .1. Wallsend, Ice. ,1,
Frederick George Sutherland Levesoia Gower to be Second
_netting-6 to 1 t Twinkle, 4to 1 a t Sine ua
21 t :
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Warren, Oct. 11. to go, but she said she wanted to go to prison, and she ags g 8 q necessary to mention their names to satisfy you that the The Excellent gunnery-ship, Captain Chads C B ties had been invited to attend to witness the experi. Carr's Hartley
non, sto 1 each a st Queen's Own and Alas 6 to 1 •
0 • •,
Chester Main 21 0 Haswell 2
HOSPITAL STAFF.- Archibald Alexander Campbell, took up a stone and broke a pane of glass, the property
t 0 A gd
• , engines will be of the' finest make. We have taken was paid wages to-day. ments ; and for the accommodation of the ladies and 3
ags risen. goo start. Calliope, with Mississippi,
Hedley's Hartley 20 0 La.mbton 2
Gent., to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, vice Turner, of the gas company. He then took her into, custody, every means in our power to secure the most recent im- The Encounter, 14, Captain O'Callaghan, will be officers the top of the ca,semates were opened for them, i
appointed to the 75th Foot, Oet. 11. and brought her to the station. ,
Queen s Own and Twinkle lying well up, Alas beine
e provements in the rolling stock now in operation in paid advance to-morrow, and sail on Wednesday or as the situation afforded a full view of the works. Among HelYwell .21 6 Pensher 2
5 1
fifth, made the ruuning until they were halfway in the
Tanfield Moor l9 0 Russell's Hetton
Sir Chapman Marshall asked the prisoner if she had other -lines, and especially in such lines where the traffic Thursday for China. the visitors we observed Major Walpole, brigade major. 413
COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LoRD-LIECTENANTs.
cords, when Twinkle went in advance, and Alas came
Taufield Moor Butes 19 9 Framwellgate ";el
any money to pay for the pane of glass ?
seems mos 1k 1 bl b
tie y to resem et at which will be our The Cmsar, 91, was towed into ha.rbour from Spit. of the Royal Artillery at Woolwich ; Colonel Portlock,
The Hon. Anthony John Ashley to be Deputy-Lieuten-
out and took second place, but after a good effort to
Townley 19 6 Hartlepool - 0 •
The prisoner replied that she had not, and in answer own. Our attention will still be directed to this point, head to-day.
Military College, Woolvrich ; Marquis of Worcester, wyi,,, . 21 0 Heugh Hall
ant of Essex, Sept. 20.
reach the winner was defeated very cleverly by a neck ;
-15
Queen's Own Light Infantry Regiment of Tower Ham- to further questions stated that she was born in Shore-
half a length between the s d d th•rd C li*
econ an i ,
.a lope a and we hope to be able to have rolling stock equal to The transformation of the saluting platform at Ports. Colonel Wood, second in command of the cavalry depot, Wallsend, &c. Kelloe
lets Militia-John Charles Sandell, Gent., to be Lieute- ditch ; that neither father nor mother were living, that that upon any line open. (Applause.) Sir James con- mouth commenced this morning. A gang of convicts Maidstone, and several other cavalry officers,- Colonel Hedley 22 (1 Bir • .5°
cbgrove Graigola ..... .-4
d f h
goo ourt , Anstrey fifth, Nell Gwynne filly sixth.
nant, vice Humby, promoted. she had no friends, and that she had for some time been eluded by moving the resolutions. are employed in taking up the flagstones of the prome- Ord, commander of the Engineers ; Sir John Campbell, Riddell 22 0 Gwaen Cae Gnrwen ..... ..-'3
,3
lst Regirramt of the Royal Surrey Militia-William living in the country. MATCH, 300, 50 ft. A.F. Mr. THOMAS BLAIKIE briefly seconded the resolutions, nade, which will be considera,bly encroached b 38th Regiment ; Captain Peter Richards, C. 8., R.N., Johnson
upon y 20 0 Morgan's Stone •
Platt, Esq., to be Captain, vice Henry Platt, resigned, Sir Chapman Marshall said he must send her to prison. Mr. Greville's Frantic, by Alarm, Bst 121 b (Flatman) 1 which were unanimously adopted. the new works. with many other officers. There was also a large assem- Braddyll 23
Oct. 5. - Mr. Pontifex on behalf of the gas company, said, Lord Glasgow's Caracara, Bst 71b (F. Butler) 2 Mr. MILNE, of Kinaldie, in moving a vote of thanks
--....„., blage of civilians from the town and neighbourhood. _
West Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry-Francis they did not wisli to have her punished. They believed The betting closed at 6t04 on Caracara. The to the chairman, said that it was within his (Mr. • ,„,...
Y1../YMOUTH, MONDAY EVENING. Shortly after two o'clock p.m. the sound of the bugle
Meade Eastmeiat, Gent., to be Cornet, vice Reynolds, re-
RAILWAY SHARE MARKET.
she had committed the offence from sheer destitution. favourite made the runnin 't th • • • ' •
gin o e Abingdon Mile bot- Milne s) knowledge that it was to the untiring zeal of The bark Calcutta, Captain Allan fr Mlb was given as the signal for the commencement Of the
signed, Oct. 8.
, om e ourne, , . , . . .
*
Sir Chapman Marshall inquired of Mr. Pontifex if he tom, wkere Frantic went up and took the lead, which Sir James that the line was in its present forward con- with 100 bales of wool and 8,000 ounces of gold, for operations, which was a submarine explosion in the
REDUCTION OF THE NATIONAL DEBT. was willing to take charge of the girl, because, being he held the remainder of the distance, winning easily by dition, and through his influence that the directors had London, entered the Sound 6'
is afternoon. She left river Medway. It appeared that a raft of considerable LIVERPOOL, OCT. 10. alles
The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury in so destitute a condition, she would, if dismissed, a length.
been able to surmount many difficulties. (Applause.) Melbourne May 21, touched at Rio August 6,eind sailed* strength was placed in the river at a mile distance, and STOCK Excitable-E.-The market opened at an ade eli"
having certified to the Commissioners for the redaction of break some more lamps. FIFTY POUNDS ; for threeeyr-olds, 7st 71b ; four, Bst 71b ; The meeting then separated. therefrom August 20. On the 26th of September spoke which was totally destroyed by a charge of 100 pounds upon Saturday's rates, but afterwards declined upo' °,,jc ,
the National Debt, in pursuance of the Act, Geo. 1, e. 27, Mr. Pontifex said he could not undertake to take care five, six, and aged, Bst 121 b. A.F. the American bark Clara Ann, from Cardiff, having on of gunpowder, fired by the voltaic battery, ylaced at closed etc 0 es/
port that hostilities had commenced. It . .
,te
ii
sec. 1, that the actual surplus revenue of-the United King- of the pris n r Mr. Howard's Little Harry, 4 yrs, Bst 71b ...(Wells) 1 TURNING OF THE FIRST SOD OF THE board five s th 1 • h .' th df th kbL.t I l• •td b C
eamen, eon y survivors of t e bark Liver- eege o e eree y ieu . ng is, assis e y or- prices about 1 per cent. lower than the highest pone ,00.);
dom of Great Britain and Ireland, beyond the act ual ex-
Sir Ch e e *
amen Marshall said he must therefore commit Mr Greville's Adine 4 ors Bst 71b (Flatman) e EUROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN. .
pool, Captain Williams, of and from Liverpool for Poral Jones. The explosion was magnificent. The raft Caledonian, 24i ; East Lancashire 15,1 • Lancieski ,fa 36
penditure thereof for the year ended the sth (7ay of July, a• . yi • , ' - '
Yorkshire 631 Lond n and N'rth *este '`, ,13
1853, amounted to the sum of 3,568,6211. 16s. Ste :-- her, that she might be taken care of. r. R. Walker s Game Tommy, 3 yrs, 7st 71b (Malt) 3 -
~ a .
i'llis -railway, which is itithe first instance 6 coniie-et Jamaica, which foundered in long. 36 Nltl3 W. was shivered to atoms, and the effect in the water pro- Midland, '604; ;North °British, 6 e - re'
to. ''.
i ; South Eve
The Commissioners for the reduction of the National Mr. Wood (the clerk) said that further inquiries Betting-5 and 6t04 on Little Harry. Game St. John's, New Brunswick, with the whole of the rail- ...a.- duced a cone rising to the height of about 150 feet. Dover, 1713.
Debt hereby give notice, that the gum of 892,158 g. 4.,, 2d., would be instituted bY the prison authorities respecting Tommy made the running for about three-quarters of a way system of the United States and Canada, and hi WOOLWICH, OCT. 10. The next explosion was that of firing a fongass- , _______
,
an experiment for projecting stones, defending a breach, BIRMINGHAM, OCT. 10.
being one-fourth part of the said surplus of 3,558,624/. her.
mile ; the favourite, who had been lying second, then eventually to be carried on to Halifax, being a link in Mate David Boyle (1853), to the Agamemen, 91,
4 419,1
or a bridge-head. The plan of the mine was oval, and STOCK EXO
16s. 8(1., will be applied under the provisions of the aaid The prisoner said she would rather go to prison. took the lead, carried it on at an improved pace, a,nd the great scheme of a, connexion from Nova Scotia to screw steam-ship, Western Squadron.
HANGE.-This market opened flat se' Jlll,
about. 21. feet in length and about II feet
act, between the 11th day of October, 1853, and Lhe sth Sir Chapman Marshall then Sentenced the prisoner to won by two lengths. Bad third. Lake Huron, had its first great celebration on Wednes- Assistant Surgeon Clark A. Ducket, serving in the in width. and prices closed a shade weaker than on Saturday- sz ei9
day of January, 18M, to the following purposes, --,-iz. :- seven days' imprisonment. After the race 16 to 1 was offered agst Nabob for the day, the 14th ult. Nearly 40,000 persons were present. Encounter, 14, screw steam-ship, since September, 1852, In this mine was placed a charge of 80 pounds of gun- lands were done at 593 •Sh • b are inghs Oee
To be applied towards the reduction a the
Her appearance and destitute condition excited the Cesarewitch. About one o'clock his Excellency Sir Edmund Head, has been confirmed to that vessel. powder ; over the charge was put an oak shield of con- 63; ditto, Preferencees„
areisews 'dry 8,11,... -mil
__,„
h at 20 ; and old Berseuee
National Debt ' £892,156 4 2
siderable thickness, measuring three feet nine inches Canals at 984.
greatest commiseration among all persons in the court. MATCH, A.F., 200, h ft. the Lieutenant Governor, Lady Head, and suite, ar- Second Masters Henry G. Thomsett (1847 ,) from the
Add interest receivable on account of done-
by four feet six inches square ; over the shield was then
tions and bequests, to the purchase of Mr. Romanis, hosier, of Cheapside, was summoned Lord Exeter's CObnUt, by Nutwith, Bst 2lb (Flatman) 1 rived on the ground, and were received with the usual Blenheim, 60, screw steam guard-ship, to the Madagascar
LEEDS, OCT. 10.
01
stock - receiving ship, fitting at Devonport, for Rio , Richard Placed nearly six tons of flint stones. Lieut. Ewart,
K EXCIIIANGE.-In the present still unsatisf '3
'Lae i
-------- circumstances. Betting-5 to 4on Umbriel. Won by a length. dore Shubrick, of the United States Navy, and other C. Drew (1853), to the Blenheim-, vice Thomsett ; Wil- assisted by Serjeant Jones, fired the mine, which proved
ST"
f affairs of the East, we have exceedingl • "• • '
Y ..a,
E 894 lit;ci 7 3
MATCII, T.Y.C., 200, h ft. Duke of Bedford's Stu. officers of the frigate Princeton, which had come ex. lia,m S. Harrison (1851), to the Apollo store-ship, at v rY•
e satisfactory. It blew up with tremendous effect, aspect o .
tie s t
• • Shares. This morning there have been no . 0 ,
, Mr. Clarke a merchant at present residing at the
oinz in
the stones were scattered in all directions, resembline d -
A. Y. SPEARMAN, Comptroller-Geeeral. se , ' . ,
dent, Bst 71b, received forfeit from Mr. Payne's Strut. pressly to St. John's for the occasion ; also by Mr. Wm. Sheerness.
e a actions of moment on 'Change and the operatie Ode
National Debt-office, Oct. 8, 1853. eeueen 8 Hotel, said he bought six pairs of stockings at
2s. per pair at defendant's shop on the 6th of September away, Bat 41b. Jackson, M.P., and Mr. E. L. Betts, of London. The Rhadamanthus steam store-ship, Master-Com- shower of black substance ;in real warfare the destruc- 'Change hours have been few at' the terms of Sat 11-r
INTEREST ON EXCHEQUER BILLS. last, with an understanding that they were to be changed Maws, Last half of Ab. M., 100, h ft. Duke of Nearly all the men of note in New:Brunswick, and mender Belem, is to be taken into the basin to-morrow, tion to human life by the falling of the stones must be midlands have been done at 59h.
The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury if not approved of. The did not suit, and he accord- Bedford's Petrel, Bst 61b, received forfeit from Lord several from the United States assembled round the to receive on board a portion of the machinery of the very great. The flints were of very large size. The
having determined that the Exchequer Bills, issued under •
Governor. The address presented to him by the direc- Nile, 90, screw steam-ship, for conveyance to Devon- next fired was that of a field redoubt. Captain Lovell, MANCHESTER, OCT. 10. iOf
I t ed th y b tda bi tth Glas o's Flutt r 8 t 71b.
mg yre urn em on asu sequen y ; 1 e g w e, , s
the authority of the following Acts of Parliament ; viz.:-
tors having alluded to the national character of the work Port, with Serjeant Davey and Serjeant Dobie, had charge of STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market was firmer "7100,
young man doubted at first if the goods were purchased Lord Glasgow s Barbatus, Bst 71b, received forfeit . , .
15 Viet., eap.lo, and 16 Viet., cap. 25 ; and which are now
in which they were engaged, proceeded to state- The Banshee l
steam-vesse , Commander Hosken was the galleries. The extent of this redoubt was 90 feet in opening, but only a small business was done, and it 4 '9ok
outstanding (except those on which the interest has ceased) there. His doubts were, however, removed on refer- , from Lord Clifden's Pehon, Bst 101 b, both 3-yr-Olds.
"It will form a link in the mighty chain which is to paid off at this port to-day, and one corporal an'd six the gorge ; each flank was 50 feet, with the facis to a rather weaker. Ambergates, 4g ; Caledonians, 25,e -00
shall, on and after this day (Oct.ll, 1853), bear aninterest of ring to the book in which they had been entered on the . A.F. 200, h ft. .
ind Great Britain more closel to her colonies and er- Privates of the Woolwich division of Ro al Mari
y , p .
. y nes, who . • '
salient angle •in each 51 feet in this redoubt was placed ern Counties, lie ; Midlands, 604 ; Dovers, ja ; -,2 ,ro,
two pence per diem : the holders of all such Exchequer day of sale. Complainant then bought other goods, Lord Glasgow's fby Don John,_out of Miss Sarah, b
f 1401 b f Stock, 101 ; Leeds Stock, 62e ; Midland Bradford °" ;:e.),
petuate the feelings of amity with the great republic of had been serving in her, joined the head quarters of the eight charges of gunpowder-one o • o powder,
99 N h- • • Sh ffi ld • ( eve P'- 6
; ort British, 6i ; ee s, 19e ; Ditto n 0
bills are to take notice that whenever the same shall be and on paying for them the young man made out a bill, Bst 31b, received forfeit from Mr. Pa ' E t ll 8
yne s sre a, st
two charges of 1001 b., and five charges of 601 b. each.
paid off, or shall, aceor'ding to the conditions of thesaidbills giving him credit for the 12s. he had paid in the first 71b. D.M. 200, h ft. . the Western World. The thousands who crowd the division.
i P• ; M. and B. C. Quarters, 7-16 p. ; Blackburns, 4 1
e
loded simu
The whole of these charges exp ltaneously
hills around us, the deep enthusiasm pervading every The Rosamond steam-sloop received her masts to-day.
respectively, be received on account of any of the pub- instance, receipted it, and gave it complainant ; who Duke of Bedford's Dabehick, 3yr 8 t 71b ec ',led
,
class, the exulting feelings of hope and pride which ani- —... by the voltaic battery. By the fot•ce of the gunpowder
lie revenues, aids, taxes, on supplies, the aforesaid rate of thereupon accepted the young man's offer to allow the forfeit from Mr. Newla d's C -bog' BCh ' r 2!,
interest of two pence per eenttun per diem will bo allowed goods to be sent to his hotel. Accordingly a man called 6st 71b. AS 200 h ftn ran
urne
me'
Yrs'
mate every face, proclaim to all that results are antici- T r!
-HE -NINA SQUADRON.-We learn from Hong-Kong the earth was driven into the alr and the shock, for
SEABORNE MAILS.
thereon, from and including the said llth day of October, on complainant with the goods, and made a demand for Lor ; ' .
d Derby s Longbow, Bst 71b, received forfeit from pated from this work which language is powerless to that the squadron would be dispersed after the court- some coneiderable distance, was felt. The earth
--es----_
1853. •
convey. From Lake Huron to the Atlantic the course martial on Commander Saunderson. The Commander- trembled, every particle of the redoubt was des- 00
an extra 3s. but complainant told the man he had Lord Exeter's Stockwell, Bst 121 b. Ab. M. 200, h ft.
1 Po 114
Paymaster-General's Office, 11th Oct., 1853.
for the iron horse is laid, and the wealth which is to en- in-Chief would remain at Hong-Kong, but Captain Sir t ad d
roy__, an_ also the earth, for some yards distant, (N signifies that the malls are sent from the 0 ellera
paid for them, and had his bill and receipt for the The weather was mild, and s 1. ht h
ome ig s owers fell,
th. The next by the night-and NI by the morning-dispatch.)
was urne
able- ourselves and our children to develope the rich re- William Hostel, Bart t b t' h" t dup for some -feet in dep
~ was o e sen in is frigate, .../
BANKRUPTS. money, and desired him to leave the parcel but it was on the whole more favourable than was ex-
experiment was that of breaching a stockade on the ,se
Samuel Cooper, builder, - Brighton to surrender, Oct. and say complainant would call on defendant •
In pected. The sport was only moderate. The attendance sources of our province, and to spread civilisation through Spartan, 26, to Amoy. The Rattler, 8, screw, Coin-
margin of the river. This stockade was built with Day when made up From what 'lt I, 01
20, and Nov. 24, at one, at the COurt of Banktuptcy.
th • Th t b t did t I
e morning. e man wen away, u ilk() eave the comprised a goodly muster of the principal patrons of our broad lands, comes from the home of our fathers. mender Mellersh, was to go to Wham d f h
poa, an a ter s e COUNTRIES. in General Post- pert ‘.,-:- J1•1',,,,,d•
Johnson, official • ee, Basinghall-street ; Linklater,
not claim h balmy ai t• L e repairs she was to
oug we can t e ros oteer climes, had. som return to Amoy, and the
Th h
k strongly fastened with oak ribbons to and
balks of oa , . , p Office, Eng .ei
London.* Dia patched. ~.
Sise-lane. goods, and complainant called on the following morning the turf, and a strong body of provincial and metro-
bottom. For the purpose of blowing this structure -----eo° ,
f yet Providence has placed around us in rich abundance Spartan would then most likely be sent down to Tzin- America(byllrit.p ck Eacb
John Mansfield, ship-builder, of Lyme Regis, Oct. 20, to know why they were taken away again. The young polita.n speculators.
down, a bag of gunpowder of 701 b. was placed at the America (by Unitead IN. Every Friday .... Liverpool ...
all that can stimulate to industry and reward enterprise comalee.-Plymouth Mail.
and Nov. 17, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Her- man then stated that the stocking-s purchased en the 6th An unprecedented number of horses is in the town, f • • • •
L. t nt Wm Ma hll basement well secured by sand-bags Captain Lovell, packet) tJI
exhaustless orests, rich mines, invaluable fishenes, ieu ena . rs a (1815) died at Dunbar on .
'S ' t D - : - , , •• - . ..... N Oct. 18 .....• .... Liverpool ~, Oc -
naman, official assignee, Exeter ; Stogdon Exeter. of Sept. were sold to him for ls. 6d. per pair, and by and there is every prospect of a monstre meetinz The -
assisted by erjean s avey and Doke fired the charge, America (e O. tines
-• productive fields, wide-spreading rivers, and a climate the 6th inst., aged 75. He saw much service during the - , packet) y 8 • or, I'
Ann Stuart Burns hosier, Liverpool, dd. 20 and Nov. mistake entered in the book at 28. ;so that complainant first race bein se f •
g t or . 12.30, little opportunity was
which had the desired effect of forcing a breach, :.5...,...ei Get. 25 -• • ...... Southampton
Australia
11, at eleven, at the 'Liverpool District Court. Bird, offi- had only paid es, and the young man had given him afforded for previous betti g'th to 10 t 1 healthy and invigorating. The plague and the pesti- war,
....a.-,........_•._.,..._......_,...,,a,
.____________..................e5es that troops four abreast could with ease pass- through. ans t) 0" smut' ,
, 0
cial assignee, Liverpool ; Sole, Turner, and Turner, Alder- aredit for 12s. There was some talk of two entries of laid ast Nab n- le e wn. ° was knee, which at periods decimate the fairest portions of
g ob to 1001., and 13 to 1 agst King. Pepin.
The next experiment was, loading a mortar with gun- p_!tto (via Marseilles) N z.ov 8
p on ..........M N0v.4...... • • .... Southampton Oc- if
manbury ; Dodge, Liverpool.
the earth-the convulsions which -rock mighty cities SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Ate (via cape of Good ... Dover ...... Oct" .
01
d complainant re- Overnight 10 to 1 w
similar purchases on the same day, an . as taken about Songstress, and 10
• powder and stones, for the purpose of ascertaining the P
O'rt-'
William Salmen, leather seller, Ormond-street, Man-
fro their foundations-to us are unknown. Our win-
Rope)
chester, Oct. 25, and N0v.15, at twelve at the Manchester quested to see the book ; but the young man positively to 1 about Teddington, the latter backed for 200 even m
ters are severe, but they retard not our labours; and we -.-
quantity of powder that will force a certain quantity of Africa ( viw a;;si3::111 ,1?3e:•04f, the •. • • Ply; nouth •.. Urn ,i
.. Oa.. ',6
District Court. Pott, official assignee, Charlotte-street, refused to show it to him, and also declined to give up agst King Pepin. 1,000 to 40 taken about Bardol h QUARANTINE NOTICE. flint stones to a given distance. There was also'an ex- Alexandria..........N 8,9, 24, & 137:1111. aver,t,h.., oct. a'n
Manchester ; Jones, Chancery-lane ; Makinson, Man- the parcel until the 3s. was paid. and 1,000 to 30 about Garforth. P ' may fairly call the attention of your excellency to the
LISBON, Sept. 29.-The port of Liverpool is to-day do- periment of throwing hand grenades, loaded a certain Alexandria.-- .• -31 4th & 20th of mon. SouthAm;ton Oct. „:
chester. Other evidence was gone into, and some aspersities
.—___, success which has attended the exertions of our artisans dared, by the Board of Health, to be suspected of cholera, distance from the mortar b un owder ; the effect of Bahaelas •" •• •• •• •"M 17th of the month souttetropme °eel'
) Y g P Belgium ............N Da11y...... ••• • •. Dover .... -- Daill,,;
Moses Draper, straw bonnetmaker, Southwark, Oct. 24, having been indulged in on both sides, the Alderman LATEST BETTING. and mechanics. Our ships now hold a proud position in from the 30th A t
of ugus .
this mode of warfare must be awful, especially to an Br •
azil
~ „ „ ....., -Al 9th of the month.. Southampton pet. •,
at twelve, and Nov. 24, at one, at -the Court of Bank- dismissed the summons, and recommended the cone-
CESAREWITCH. the mercantile marine of England, and may Tie with the
enemy advancing in numbers, under a heavy fire of theee Buenos Ayres ........M 9th of the month.. South; tropton Oct. 14
foremost specimens of naval architecture the world CUSTOM-HOUSE-OCT. 10.
rtlptCy. Johnson, official assignee, Basinghall-street ; plainant to take the case into the County Court. •
Cape of Good Hope ..N 14th of the month Pim) um .. Oct' -
Bto 1 agst Songstress.
hand grenades. The explosions closed by Captain Ross,
Linklater, Sise-lane.
has hitherto produced ; onr agricultural capabilities ENTERED INWARDS.-The Ottoma.n, from Leghorn • •d b • blowia in a cou - p
Ca eof Good Hope ..N Plying uth .. 6
assiste y Lieutenant Drake, nter-
Charles Seagrim, solicitor Winchester, Oct. 21 and Dec. 10 to 1 agst King Pepin. • are daily becoming more apparent, and when by means Antoinette, Marie, and Rose in June, Louvain ; Alert, 11 gTh Cape de Verds --NI 14th of the menth. Plymo out .. Oct. 2
2, at eleven, at the Cour; of Bankruptcy. Nicholson, BOW-STREET.-Henry Add, a young man out of 10 to 1 agst Indian Warrior. of that great work, the commencement of which Rouen ; Angantine, New York ; Alicia, Rouen • Vigilant, scarp, which was done most effectua y. e first ex- ceelon (see India)
q 6
official assignee, Basinghall-street ; Braikenridge and Sons, employ, was charged with breaking open the poor- 13 to 1 agst Teddington.
we have now met to celebrate, our facilities of inter- Caen ; Triendachap, Woreum ; Ben Muick, Lime, Con- plosion was that of a small char eof 101 b. of powder, to Ceylon.. ••-•• • • • • • .14 14th of the month Plymouth ~ Oct. 6,'
g k 11 Channel 151e5.... ....N seen.,Weei.,&Frie. Souths ,mpton Pu.o:"
Bartlett's-buildings. box of St. Clement's Church, Strand and stealing its 15 to 1 agst Nabob.
course shall have been increased, and the tide of stantinople ; Endraght, Wore-ain ; Blanche, Philadelphia ; weaken the basement of the bric ..vea , which was of Chili.... •••• • • • .....M /d & 17th of' month Seutht ,cupton Oct. it'
James Glassock, baker, Coleman-street, Ncw North- contents. 16 to 1 agst Joe Miller.
•mmediatelv two oth
emigration directed to our shores we may safely assure Hjalma, Cronstadt ; David, Antwerp ; Humility, Row. considerable thickness, and 1 _ . er ex- Chine: (steheinedia)
..
road, Islington, Oct. 21, at two, and Nov. 26, at twelve, Mr. I cson, the vestr 1k ( •d b h
y-c er accompanie yt • 16 to 1 agst Garforth. to the industrious emigrant a. home which will leave logne ; Ann Jewitt, Louvain • Slains Castle, Penang ; plosions followed-one of 401 b. and another of 601 b. of 9.
(.3= antinoree ...........,
N 7 8 1 t 16
41;8'1,2%1;27 of m. Dover ..._ Oc • „
t, Pi it
at the Court a Bankruptcy. Pennell, official aasignee,
Wm. Septimus de Septimo, 'Antwerp ; Huntress St. powder which made a breach of 31 feet by 11 feet. The °emote South i anpton Oc
_of,
clergyman and churchwardens attended to prosecute. 16 to 1 agst Angelo. him no cause to regret the land of his nativity. For
cont. of Europe II & N Twice dailY ...... Dover! .. .... redo
Guildhall-chambers ; Moss, Cheapside.
ff to the enti • -
fits; renther,
je10..; Exact, Madras ; Lord Nelson, whole Of the experiments went o . re satisfae Egypt (see India)
Francis F. Rickson stated that he was the sexton of 18 to 1 agst King of Trumps. the attainment of railways, the legisktnres of Canada„
, „eel
St. Clement's Dane, and left the church in perfect 20 to 1 agst Bardolph.
Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick have wisely passed P 11; • ne te
.elt.ina,Moagan; Lisbeadam, Smyrna ; tion of all present. The proceedings closed, the esca- r,e=lete•r• -:•.. -.:.
At & N Twice daily ...... Dove) ! ...... Tiv'e ,
6
MARKET INTELLIGENCE. safety on Sunday afternoon, at about five o'clock, having 25 to 1 agst Doye.
most important measures, which, preserving unfettered kirk; Three Broth d • E hnisi Rc: '
Timandna, Moulmein , Architect, Canton William Dun- ladin t dat the ditch with their ladders, "'
ers, o. , up e, uen ; Confiance g par y appeare
Greece (see India)
wh• hth lowered with the greatest dispatch, and with Greytown ..........
••M 4,7, 17,20, 27 ofm. South ampton Oct. 1
locked doors himself. He returned in an hour after- 25 to 1 agst Torment,
their revenues, and without burdening their people, have do, ; Richard Thornton, Batavia; Salem, Charente. , lc ey
ill 2nd & 17th of m South ampton Oct- 1660;
-.--0--
their carbines slung across their shoulders. Hanieuren •• •• •••• • . N Tuesday & Fria Londo . .., Toe',
wards with some elderly women and the pew-openers, 25 to 1 agst Nervous. nevertheless induced the eminent capitalists of England re
....NTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING. Th B ' •
e enjamin Havannah .......... AI 2nd of the month Southt almt.doe g0v..4,' of
(Prom the Lonelon New Price Current of this day.) to light up the gas for the evening service, and on pro- 30 to 1 agst The Reiver. to make these provinces the field of their great railway Buck Green, for Mauritius ; Hazard, Malaga. Holland ............ ill virednesday & Sat. L - a •,'
end()) i ...., %to • ,
edino to the ov
erseers' pew, opposite the church- 40 to 1 agst Missive.
THE REGISTRATIONS. Honduras
operations."
•• • • • • • • ..ee 17th of the month. South, mptne oct• I`,'
SUGAR.-To-day there was a further increase in demand " - ,
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.-The Cenes, for
via
for both grocery and refining qualities of West India wardens, he observed a white mark caused by a piece 15 to 1 agst Lord Exeter's lot. . The address being suitably responded to, and a prayer copenhagen ; Heston, Sydney ; Julie, Stettin ; Meander, ___..e,„_______ India( Southampt.)ll/ 4th & 20th of mon. South Igo Oct. 9,,,'
India (via Marseilles)sa tith&eeth ofmonth D a ni- n t. "
of the beading having been broken off in the coroner ...—,
over ..... . oe
Sugar, whilst the prices obtained were fully equal to those
given by the Rev. Dr. Grey, the rector of Trinity' Launceston ;-• letorpish, Havre ; Sarah Birkett, Berbice ; WEST SURREY. lonian Isles (see India) '
aelif
of Friday. Of Jamaica 7Ohlids and 55 tierces were sold ; where the poor-box was secured to the wall. He then ADDMONAL ARRIVALS.-Teddington, Cariboo, Song- Church, Lady Hea,d turned the first sod and deposited Achilles, Elsinore. Archer Ryland, Esq., the Revising Barrister held his Ireland ........31 & N Twice daily
ord yellow at 348 to 348'6d, common to fine brown, 33s 6d examined the box, and soon perceived that it had been der, Pastrycook, Harbinger, Sextus, and several others. it in an elaborately prepared barrow, amid the enthusi- ---• court at the Sun Inn, Chobham, on Thursday last, and le,,!leee_•• -• ...• ......111
,7, 9, 17, & 28 of xn. Southampton oet. 17
Ir
tO 3..% bel• broken open. There were three locks to it, near one CESAREWITH SCRATCHINGS.-Little Harry, Lady Eve- astic shouts of the immense surrounding multitude, and LIVERPOOL, Oce. 10. revised the lists Of the parishes of Chobhane,_ Bisley, lud% irra •• •• •.......el 9th of the month South, mptos oct. 1: ,
REFINED.-TO-day large purchases were made in re. of which there were several cuts of a saw. A large hole lyn, Candlewick, and Revolver. a salvo of 70 guns by a troop of Royal Artillery. His Frimle Horsell Pirbri ht P rford an
The Eucles, arrived from Valparaiso, passed the wreck a 3')_, , ...a g. , Y ,' d Windlesham. mane a-.•- •• - -
(see India) 1,1 9th of month .... Plymet uth .. (25;4
fined sugar by home dealers, and prices closed firmly, had been forced in the side of the box, and two pieces Cura.awitrar, STAKESSCRATCHINGS.-The Druid, lzall
—Y, E 11 d °sited the d sod the third dM T Kai ...eel, ifi
Mr. tee Edgar DenneS, solicitor, of ie,ondon, an .r. . ta ..............ei 7,17,19,28, 30 ofm. Dover ...... Oct. ', ,
was re- of the Charles Hamerton, Oct. 1, lat. 49 N., long. 13 W.,
good brown lumps at 455, and low to fine
.grocery 45s eel of wood, which had been put up clumsily to disguise it, Hesse Cassel, Muscovado, Delia, Reel colt, J h xee
eneY
eP
"C?n '
0 n moved by Commodore Shubrick, and the others by the before reported abandoned. Jackson, attended for the Reformers. The Tones were Mauritius (see India)
t 26 -°
to 47s 6d. In crushed sugar not much doing for exPort, fell out when witness touched -0 - ' B dM tl
them. ne of the o ruges, an o ey.
Mauritius
Mayor of St, John's and the officials of the company. The Jolly Robin was spoken, July 26, lat. 56 S., long. not represented. The following is the result of the es es •• •• •.....11 14th of the month Plym. mth .. Oc • , .
and full rates sustained for British and Dutch.
e co „ ..M rind of the month., South tumpton NO. h,,
locks • ess looked round the Stockwell is scratched for the whip.
was also damaged Witn
When the barrow was full, his Excellency rolled it along 63 W.
day's revision :- Naples__ „ ~ ....N sthlsth2sthofmon. Dover ...... oet. 14'
EAST INDIA.-This afternoon the quantity of Bengal
church and eventually saw the prisoner concealed The disregard of punctuality by the down trains yes- the platform and " dumped" it, amid cheers such as The Iberia, Demerara to Madeira, was spoken, Sept. 20, Overseer's - , New Granada, ......M 2d & 17thofponth Southa raptor, pet. 1",,,is
8 offered at auction was 6,900 bags. The Mauritius
Reform oustained. New Zea1and.......... By private a p.. Variou a portf uncer.-
kinds only in part sold at 34s &I to 37s for ord to fine being in a dark corner of one of the free pews, where he terday caused great dissatisfaction and disappointment. never were heard in the locality before. In the evening lat. 36 N., long. 32.
Objections. Sustained. Objections.
Papal States ........N sthlsth2sth iinon. Dover ~ „ ,„ Oct. 1;
the full value but other sorts went at stiff prices • low to wail sitting in a reclining position. Witness asked The 8 a.m. train was nearly four hours in performing there was a, magnificent dinner, presided over by the The Edouard, Rio Grand to Bremen, was spoken, Sept, Chobh .... 3 3 10 10 Peninsula - M 7thl7th2Blllofinon. Soutint mpton oct. 11' .
good white B'enares at 36s to 38,s 6d, fine grainy 40s 6cl to him what business he had to be there, to which he the journey, and the 11.30 was fully an hour overdue chairman of the company, at which 1,500 persons were 24, off Corvo.
Frimley 2 2 5 5 Pen, .
....
..
oat id & 27th or mon. Southampton Oct. „I; I
425, and date yellow at 32s to 35s per cwt. replied "I must have been asleep and got locked in, when it arrived at Newmarket. Mr. Clark's Lady P.
-tally, assembled. On the right of the chairman was the Lieut.- The Clemenee, bound N.E., was spoken, July 10, lat. 44 -seo 3 Port Natal .... ......14 14th of the month Plymmath .. pet. 7,,,"
icl rsell
N., long. 11 W.
4 ' 1 1 Sicily ._ ........ •.N sthlsth2sthohnon, Dover ..... . 6 t. I„'.
COD:IA.—West India is not much required ; supply is Perhaps I had better go now." He rose apparently brought at a considerable expense, was, in consequence Governor, and on the left Commodore Shubriek. The
Pirbright 4 • • Tuscany .. „ ........N sthlsth2sthofirton. Dover .. „.., oct. If '
on the ince
ease, and prices have rather declined. Of 700 for that purpose, but he was detained by wetness until the of the delay, too late to start for the Handicap Sweep- evenin ' • • • . . .e • The Dardanelles, bound N.E., was spoken, July 10, lat. ___
g s entertainments were terminated ror tne people 4.3 N , long 12 W. windlesham 4 4 a 8 Venezuela . ........M 2d & 17th of month Sontiutunnen Oct. lv
•
bags Trinidad at auction a small part only geld, grey at arrival of some of the parochial authorities h* h stakes, and many of th bat'
, upon WIC e mg men had to incur extra by a brilliant display of fireworks, and for the upper Th* *
e Vesta, Hartlepool to Singapore, was spoken, July 13 new Reform claims . .
were allowed maki
, ng a ma- Van Diemen'sLand (see
3IS to 338, and low to good red at 33s 6d to 3139 he was • •
0 given into custody. On his way to the police. expenses to be conveyed immediately from the station classes by a magnificent ball. 15, lat. 34 N., long. 16 W. jority of Li
'berate on the day's revision of 36. Australia) ... ...
West Indies ----al dd& 111 th of month &Wu i mpto oct. L..... 6
COFFBL-TO-day a ood de nd revailed . kvately for •
Plantation Ceylon, alll full rates were obtained ; indeed, stab. n the prisoner said "he was a poor fellow out of to the Heath, in order to be in time for the first race, -----•—.
On Friday last, the learned gentleman held his court at —......m......,•••.•a.................... ......,...........1...........n ,i if
work, with no place or home to go to." He was searched which was not run until an hour and three-quarters after
the White Horse, Dorking, and revised the lists in the • when any ofthese dates ma oa . aunday, ?the mails 11'0
colouzy realised a mall advance. There was rather more
NEWPORT AND ABERGAVENNY, AND VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
tched on the following day, wi C
th the exceptithit of the Indl4 00
done in Native at 45s 6d to 46s 6cl. at the °Me's, where the officer on duty took from him ss. the 8 a.m. train was due. The delay which generally
SHREWSBURY AND HEREFORD. The English ship No 7 846 second distinguishing pen. parishes of •
Abinger, Capel, Dorking, Mickleham, New- :Niampton), and the Malta, both of which will 0 e dispatch
11d., including a shilling's worth of halfpence. Witness, takes place at Cambridge is most vexatious. By a little Bo • b • ' • "
digate, Ockley, and Woolton. day preceding.
TEA,-In better kinds transactions have been rather im-
th these lines are to e publicly opened for traffic dant, outward bound, Sept. 21. '
e
portant, and prices have been well sustained, lazger parcels on going back to the church, found a saw and an iron forethought and a more liberal soheme of management it I
b h h h Th A (b •) f Lo d Qbe Se Mr. E. Edgar Denims, solicitor.
on the lst of Novem er, w en t e throug traffic be-
._
__e . gems_ rig , rom non to ue e. ot. 27_ lat_ of T.0,...1,,,,, ...,A Mr.
not having been brought forward. The currency is for bar thrown loosely into the gas cupboard. The former might be easily prevented.
. low to good ord Souled led to lied. reties,. 1.1....1,4.1, 1-.... 4_ ifl,;oh h.,1 ',fa 1,-__ _ _ ..• .

43
„5
-- -
Colchester
Harwich
Leigh
Maldon 705 46 85 7 138 2

Mr. Isaacson, the vestry-clerk (accompanied by the
clergyman and churchwardens attended to prosecute.
Francis F. Rickson stated that he was the sexton of
St. Clement's Dane, and left the church in perfect
safety on Sunday afternoon, at about five o'clock, having
locked doors himself. He returned in an hour after-
wards with some elderly women and the pew-openers,
to light up the gas for the evening service, and on pro-
ceeding to the overseers' pew, opposite the church.
wardens', he observed a white mark caused by a piece
of the beading having been broken off in the coroner
where the poor-box was secured to the wall. He then
examined the box, and soon perceived that it had been
broken open. There were three locks to it, near one
of which there were several cuts of a saw. A large hole
had been forced in the side of the box, and two pieces
of wood, which had been put up clumsily to disguise it,
fell out when witness touched them. One of the
locks was also damaged. Witness looked round the
church and eventually saw the prisoner concealed
in a dark corner of one of the free pews, where he
was sitting in a reclining position. Witness asked
him what business he had to be there, to which he
replied "I must have been asleep and got locked in.
Perhaps I had better go now." He rose apparently
for that purpose, but he was detained by witness until the
arrival of some of the parochial authorities, upon which
he was given into custody. On his way to the police-
station the prisoner said " he was a poor fellow out of
work, with no place or home to go to." He was searched
at the office, where the officer on duty took from him ss.
11d., including a shilling's worth of halfpence. Witness,
on going back to the church, found a saw and an iron
bar thrown loosely into the gas cupboard. The former,
which had not been used for two years, was stained with
oil, recently applied, and drops of oil were observed on
the floor and aisle leading towards the overseers' pew.
The iron bar was much bent. When the money found
upon the prisoner was being counted at the station, the
prisoner said, " Half-a-crown of it was my own; the re-
mainder I took from the box." He also stated that he
had not slept for the last two nights.
It appeared that the poor-box, which is only opened
once a year, had been emptied a few days previously.
The prisoner, who said he had been a porter at the
Fountain Hotel, Ramsgate, for the last six months pre-
vious to his coming to London, was fully committed for

WEST SURREY.
Archer Ryland, Esq., the Revising Barrister, held his
court at the Sun Inn, Chobham, on Thursday last, and
revised the lists of the parishes of Chobham, Bisley,
Frimley, Horsell, Pirbright, Pyrford, and Windlesharn.
Mr. G. Edgar Dennes, solicitor, of London, and Mr. T.
Jackson, attended for the Reformers. The Tories were
not represented. The following is the result of the
day's revision :
Reform Overseer's Sustained.
Objections. Objections.
Chobham 3 Sustained.
3 l
10
10
Frimley
Horsell
Pirbright 4 . 4 1 1
Windlesham 4 4 a s
13 new Reform claims were allowed, making a ma-
jority of Liberals on the day's revision of 36.
On Friday last, the learned gentleman held his court at
the White Horse, Dorking, and revised the lists in the
parishes of Abinger, Capel, Dorking, Mickleham, New-
digate, Ockley, and Woolton.
Mr. E. Edgar Dennes, solicitor, of London, and Mr.
C. J. Smith, solicitor, of Reigate, attended for the Re-
formers. The Tories were not represented.
Reform Overseer's
objections. Sustained. objections. Sustained.
Dorking.. 9 9 12 12
Mickleham I 1 1 1
Newdigate 2 2 1 1
Ockley and
Woolton 0 0 0 0
Abinger ... 1 1 1 1
Capel 2 2 2 2
New Reform claims allowed 24
I
Reform majority on the day's revision 39

EAST INDIA.—This afternoon the quantity of Bengal
sugar offered at auction was 6,900 bags. The Mauritius
kinds only in part sold at 34s 6d to 37s for ord to fine being
the full value but other sorts went at stiff prices ; low to
good white Benares at 36s to 38s 6d, fine grainy 40s 6d to
425, and date yellow at 32s to 35s per cwt.
COOOA.--West India is not much required ; supply is
on the increase, and prices have rather declined. Of 700
bags Trinidad at auction a small part only sold, grey at
31s to 335, and low to good red at 33s 6d to 365.
COFFEE.--To-day a good demand prevailed privately for
Plantation Ceylon, and full rates were obtained indeed,
coloury realised a small advance. There was rather more
done in Native at 45s 6d to 46s 6d.
TEA.—In better kinds transactions have been rather im-
portant, and Prices have been well sustained, larger parcels
not having been brought forward. The currency is for
low to good ord sound lld to 11id, rather blackish leaf to
blackish leaf is to ls d, strong to Pekoe sorts 17 Id to
is 2d, and choice is 1 to 2s 2d. In common and mid
green purchases have been unimportant.
TALLOW.—The high prices current for Russian inter-
feres with business for all purposes, and only moderate
transactions have taken place since this day week. The
currency on the spot for first sort P.Y. candle is 58. i 6(1 to
595; delivery up to the close of the year 57s 9,1 to 5?,5, and
Vying months 58s 3d to 58s 6d per cwt.
Orrai.--The demand for seal continues to get greater, and
prices to advance--pale selling at 351 to 351105, straw and
tinged 331105 to 341 15s, and other sorts 32/ lOs to 3315 s
per tun. In cod several transactions, and 341 lOs i.; the
latest currency. Of Southern supply is still scanty, and
buyers are compelled to pay 381 to 421. Of East India fish
oils TOO tuns in auction fetched 31115 s to 32/.

Both these lines are to be publicly opened for traffic
on the Ist of November, when the through traffic be-
tween North and South Wales, via Hereford, will be
completed. The great work on the Shrewsbury line
has been the Dunmore-hill tunnel, which has been com-
pleted. This undertaking is 1,060 yards long, 18 feet
high, and 16 feet wide, and in its construction 3,250,000
bricks were used. The whole has been two years and
a-half in making, during which time the mining has
been of the most arduous character. The necessary
works along the line have just approached completion.
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.

The English ship, No. 7,846, second distinguishing pen•
dant, outward bound, Sept. 21.
The Agnes (brig), from London to Quebec, Sept. 27, lat.
49 N., long. 24 W.
The Vigilant, from the Clyde, Sept. 15, lat. 37 N., long.
15 W.

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without medimine, inconvenience, or expense (as it saves
fifty times its cost in other remedies).—"Twenty-five years'
nervousness, constipation, indigestion, and debility, from
which I had suffered great misery, and which no medi-
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by Du Barry's Food in a very short time. W. R.
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of many, have been effectually removed by Du Barry's
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to answer any inquiries. Rev. John W. Flavell, Rid-
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—" Fifty years' indescribable agony from dyspepsia,
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spasms, sickness at the stomach, and vomittings, has
been removed by Du Barry's excellent food. Maria Jolly,
Wortham Ling, near Dies, Norfolk."—Copies of testi-
monials of 50,000 cures (including those of Lord Stuart
de Decies, Major-General Thomas King, Drs. Ure,
Shorland, and Harvey (gratis). In canisters, with full
instructions, lib., 2s. 9d. ; 21b., 4s. 6d. ; 51b., lls. ;
121 b., 225. ; super-refined, 51b., 225. 10Ib., 335. The
101 b. and 121 b. carriage free. Barry Du Barry and Co.,
77, Regent-street, London; also, Fortnum, Mason, and 1
Co., purveyors to her Majesty, Piccadilly.

BIRTHS.

The Amicitia (Dutch barque), from Liverpool to Ba-
tavia, Aug. 7, south of the Equator.
The Maria Catharina, from Liverpool to Sydney,
N.S.W., Aug. 24, lat. 11 N., long, 26 W.
The Clio, from Liverpool to Hong Kong, Aug. 24, lat.
11 N.

OF A SON.
On tho 7th inst., at Mavisbank-house, Mrs. George„ I
Arbuthnot, stillborn.
On the Bth inst., at 14, Upper Grosvenor-stree.+. ,*i the
wife of T. Thornhill, Esq.

The barque 8,936, second distinguishing pendant (Chin-
surah), from Sunderland to Aden, Sept. 13, lat. 14 N.,
Long. 27 W.

OF A DAUGHTER.
On the 27th ult., at Gibraltar, the wife of Wham
Carver, Esq.
On the 6th inst., at Millbauk-street, Mrs. George r,
White.

-
LONDON AND BOUM-EASTERN RAlLWAY.—Traffic re-
turn for the week ending Oct. 8, 1853 £20,217 17 6
Corresponding week last year 17,843 15 1

The Rio Grande (Spanish schooner), from Rio Grande to
Falmouth, Sept. 24, lat. 38 N., long. 23 W.
The Royal Stuart, steering south, Aug. 23, lat. 11 N.,
long. 25 W.
The Scothaul (barque), from Bonny to Liverpool, Aug.
31, lat. 13 N., long. 25 W.
The Jefferey (Swede brig), from Montreal to Bridge-
water, Sept. 13, lat. 48, long. 37.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE—Tins DAY.
Amsterdam .... • • • • .• 11 17 (111)altar
Ditto, three months .. n 19 Leg-horn .•
• • • • • • • • •
Rotterdam ............ 11 19ti Genoa • • • • • • • • •
Antwerp ..............25 40 Milan •.• • • • • • • • • • " •
Brussels .............. 25 40 Venice
Hamburgh ............13 7U Naples
_ Palermo •_
*****
• *****
Paris.. 25 12 Messina
Ditto, three months • •L 5 40 Lisbon *****
Marseilles.. • • ...... 2.5 45 Oporto ' • • •
Bourdeamt ............ Rio Janeiro .. .. .. .. .. ' 3
Frankfort-on-Maine .... i2oz Buenos Ayres ..... • _—
Berlin ................ 'New York, 60 (lays' eight _
Vienna .. • • ..... 11 19 Philo..lciphia ........
.
Trieste .... • • • • • • .. • • 11 22 r inucEs OF BULLION, oz.
Petersburgh • . • • • • ...... 3734 Foreign Gold in Lars i 9
Madrid ................ 50 ;Portugal Goad Co:0 .. 0 a 0
Cadiz • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . .. 50 ;Mexican Dollars .. • • 0 0 0
8arce10na............. New Dollars ...... u i) 0
Seville ................ [Silver in bars C 0 0

SOUTHWARK.—WiIIiam Cloud, a tall old man,
described as a mariner, was brought before Mr.
A'Beckett, charged with committing a serious assault
on Rebecca Lambert who is confined to her bed in St.
Thomas's Hospital from the effects of a wound inflicted
on her head by the prisoner with a candlestick.
Police-constable 31 M said he was on duty near Mag-
dalen-court, Bermondsey, on Saturday night, when the
injured woman came up to him, with blood running
down her face, and informed him that a man had struck
her on the head with a candlestick. He returned with
her to her house, when she pointed out the prisoner as
the party who had injured her, and he took him into
custody. The female was taken to St. Thomas's Hos-
nital, where she remains in a precarious state.
Sergeant Buchanan, 14 M, said he found a candle-
tick in the room bent and covered with blood. There
was blood all over the table, and the female told him

Increase in 1853 £2,374 2 5
LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.—
Traffic return for the week ending pct. 8,
1853 £14,927 11 1
Corresponding week last year 13,735 1 11
Total of the half-year to this date, 1853 231,328 1 2
Total of the half-year to this date, 1852 209,975 3 10

THE BARNSTAPLE BRIBERT COMMIRSION.—A novel
proceeding. hasbeenadopted in tfhis ttowencwoimthmriesgsiaorndetros
the extensive bribery proved
to have prevailed at the last election. The Chief Com-
missioner (Mr. Michael Prendergast), at the termi-
nation of the proceedings, delivered an address, in which
he expressed his sorrow at what had been proved to have
taken place in a town where the gospel was preached
from the pulpits of the various churches and chapels.
Several of the Dissenting ministers, in consequence,
agreed last week to hold ''special religious services for
humiliation, prayer, and exhortation, in reference to the
recently-manifested corruptions in the borough." Meet-
ings for prayer were accordingly held, and addresses
were delivered on "moral purity." It was proved be- '
fore the Commissioners that several of the professors of
religion had accepted bribes of 61. each ; and it is said
that these meetings were intended as a rebuke to those
venal professor'.

[ADVERTISEMENT.I—HoIIoway's Ointment and Pills
for the Effectual Cure of Bad Legs.—Extract of a letter
from H. Watkinson, Esq., proprietor of the Spalding
_Free Press, elated Dec. 15, 1852 :—" Dear Sir,—A cot-
tager, residing at Moulton, has requested ine to send
you the particulars of the almost miraculous cure effected
by using your ointment and pills ; the sufferer's name is
Hewdle, who injured his leg about 14 years ago, and
although he was under medical treatment for weeks togs
ther he derived no benefit. At the age of 60 another
accident happened to the already injured leg, which left
it in a fearful condition. However, by the use of your
medicines alone, his leg has been perfectly cured.--Sold
by all druggists ; and at Professor Holloway's Estab-
lishment, 244, Strand, London.

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[ADVERTISEMENT.]—SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES, FURS,
AND LACE GOODS.—Messrs. Atkinson and Company,
of 69 to 75, Westminster-bridge-road, Lambeth, beg to
inform their numerous patrons that they have added the
above departments to their old-established furnishing
and drapery warehouses, and have now on sale a large
and well-assorted stock, comprising every novelty of the
present season. N.B.—A small portion of the stock
of Mr. E. Blakely, of Norwich and Conduit-street,
shawl manufacturer and silk mercer to her Majesty, still
on hand, is being offered at prices calculated to ensure an
mmediate clearaucc.