The Sun.
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SUN,THE LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 107 1842.
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F placed amidships, about 40. feet asunder. She has ! FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. , SENTENCES ON THE RIOTERS, !
1-:NERAL RAI LIN AY INFORATAIIION.
it tOn four wrought iron water-tight bulkheads, dividing her 1
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1.1 WAR-OFFICE, Ann. 30, 1842. --3 a.
SALFORD SESSIOAS, 'Sept. 7.
into five compartments; which will prevent her from Ist Reg ent of Dragoons-Lieut.-General Sir Arthur 1
{ foundering in the event of leakage, or prevent the B. Clifton, from the 11th Light Dragoons, to be . This morning the Chairman Mr. J. F. Foster, esseee _ r
aea. 2- ~,,-,011,a-e- Orbteyff
her hold. In conjunction with ( Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General LerdVivian,deccased, , Mr. G. Wood, SN',I. P., Mr. W. 'F. Milton, Mr. R.
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THE FUNDS-(CLOSING PRICES.) spread of fire through
-', Heywood,- Mr. I. James, and Mr. J. Lease, sat at S
IT INT ....._ ....ant°
BRITISH FUNDS. i this there are paddle-box boats, or buoys, which, al-
!11th Regiment of
1 Aug. 30. .
Light Dragoons-Lieutenant-Ge- the New Wiley, in the two Courts, for the purpose
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Bank Stock ... - lodie Stock _ though giving a ponderous and. unwieldy. appearance
neral Charles Murray Lord Greenock, K.C.8., to be of disposing of as much of the remaining business Q
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3 per Cent. Red. .. - Ditto Bonds ....... -. 37 pp: to this part of her construction, will prevent the Colonel, vice Sir .A. B. Clifton, appinted to the Ist Dra- as possible, as in consequence of the annual meeting _._----
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3 per Cent. Con5.... - possibility of her sinking; even if waterlogged. At goons, Aug. 30. -
31 per Cent. Red - Ditto New Annuities... - her sides there are large gang•ways, which open upon OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, SEPT.- 7. of the Magistrates at Preston to-morrow, it became i -iN. A .... -,..e..4 _ -Dinged( ,-.
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New 3i per Cent... JOII Ex. Bills, 1,000/....2d. 51 pm her spar-deck, and from these ladders, nearly as MEMORANDUM.-The commissions of Second Captain necessary to adjourn the Sessions. -e e :
New 5 per Cen'-.. - Ditto 500/...... 51 pm . , .About half- ast four o'clock the Magistrates retired
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wide as the. staircase of a tolerable house are let Townsend and Lieut Hawkins, Royal Artillery, aree inverters .Z73l.Th ,- - .
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Long Annuities to expire Ditto _ Small 5l pm to their private room for the purpose of considering SHEWING THE , ft_eikAz ,C
Jan. 1860 . - . Bank Stock for Openg. 167 down to receive the visitors, and from this entrance dated the 10th of August, 1842, instead of 22d Auguet,YeSenteed •ee
Oct. 1859 - we were conducted down a long range of corridors as stated in the Gazette of 23d ultimo. what sentences they ought to pass on the various
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Jan. 1860 - (Consols for Acet ...... 93 which run entirely round the ship, and has the effect DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. prisoners who were convicted, and who had pleaded ,
FOREIGN FUNDS. of cutting off all communicatiOn between the passen- JULIUS EWALD BEERBOHM and WILLIAM ' guilty to charges of being concerned in the late riots RAILWAYS ..,,or , , . Milian ii.beriLen r-e,
Anstrian, 5 per cent.... ---. IPortuguese, 5 per cent. --
gers and the crew. At nearly the termination of one EDMUND merchants, I' h h If h have taken place in the neighbourhoodof M
SLAUGHTER, enc urc - w lc
street. IN TEL -: - .
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Belgian, 5 per cent - iDitto, New Ditto -chester, Bury, Oldham, &c. -
Brazilian Bonds... 671 ;Prussian, 5 per cent. - of these ranges there is a beautiful mahoganyic stair-THOMAS CAIRNCROSS, ship builder, Sunderland.
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Buenos Ayres6 per cent - Russian, 5 pet cent - case, which leads both to the main-clec . and the h sa-
BANKRUPTS. their seats in the New Court, when the following sPitielicy Plytk ,T-
-I,hilian, 6 per cent Ditto, Aletallic ...... . .... - loon, and in tide, as well as the ladle? cabin which
JOHN RICHMOND, merchant, Lime-street, City, ,-
prisoners were placed at the bar :-William Slinger, i 547 v-, A 3-- vi
Colombian, 6 per cent - !Spanish, 5 per cent. ..... .-o°9-- .. ----. l'-- -- A. .7>u" -;
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Ditto te24 Ditto, Deferred.... . - is opposite, the paintings and decorations are of the to surrender Sept. 17, at twelve, and Oct. 21, at eleven
"fliamas Collier, George Gihnore, John Li trot ~ el -es • a . ee. 0 ---, , =
Danish. 3 per cent - ,French 5 per cent. -f. -c. most magnificent character. In the saloon there are at the Court of Bankruptcy. Gibson, official assignee, Richard Redfern, James Roberts Edmund Laster, le We' . --% -)_,La S - Ped, '&
y,,, sell;
• • ' e'ss- - assa eeees" 1e • . e - -%. . , •li -%.
Greek, 1825, 5 per cent. - Exchange -f -c. eight painted panels of exquisite workmanship and Basingball-street ; Freshfielcl, New Bank-buildings 7
James M‘Nieholl, and -Joseph Speed. a -
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Nlexican,,s per cent 36 French, 3 per cent. -f. —e. elegance of design. The subjects are the rising of the CHARLES STANLEY, money scrivener, Newport, - '',./nera,ter s--411‘ is 111 erry •
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Ditto, 6 per cent. 1e.37 - ' Dutch, 21 per cent 524 .Nile when all the cities of the Delta are laid under Salop, Sept. 20, at one, and Oct. 21, at twelve, at the The Learned Chairman said he had been requested
,-,... ta \ 4%_' - r. ot. Jiii &vie )*.:
Peruvian, 18'05, 6 per et. - Ditto, 5 per cent .. ... 1021 oAula ',4- rgine"^- r)
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water. The next subject is the festival of the Epi- Castle Inn, Bridgnorth, Salop.. -Newman, Lincoln's by the -Magistrates who presided at their trial to pro- s• 34ressea, e A :413,111,1,0,-.
SHARES. Inn-liekls. London ; Garbett, Wellington, Salop. nounce the sentences which it had been agreed to pass ep ..
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0 V° B lfart • • ,-, Trion Infrt' f
Birmicighara and Gloucester Railway (100 p) - cureans in the garden of Athens, which is a delightful
WM. DUNN WHEELER, scrivener, Birmingham, on the prisoners, tried in the second Court. These -7- _ Cartlebar V‘ . c --- Artz *•••
Ditto New Shares (71 paid)
Sept. 30, and Oct. 21, at one, at the Waterloo room}, cases were of afar more serious complexion than - ansee .4..,ees A•,i s e ____e_ -r-
-te. a se r ',bee - -_-- ", ' tet4 CC
Edinburgh and Glasgow (50 paid) ...... ... agi on the Nile, when she was about to set sail to meet
ro,thim ArgfrYTY ,: ~ ~...7 44 -..tff • ±.
Ditto New Shares ( 5 paid g-lane, Lou-L those tried in the other Court. They were of an ag-
don ; Harrison, Birmingham. ' 4 &levy :- _...:::,-44 - Drrizam ' Q
eravated description, as in almost every instance the es - eels° es, 1- ef • = c
Great North of England Railway (100 pd) 60 ,all the splendour of the Egyptian Court was dis- WILLIAM WALFORD, merchant, Great Win- e" . • , calc___,,i___
Cireat Western Railway (65 paid) B3-1, played. Next is the return of the Greek fleet, with parties were ring ca cis in the ate riots, an a taken I •th• • I " ands -'' %.',l;hienc •Df°gAe ,sTaa •"•erf.*; I', ~ P"'"h W c4lllllk -z
Ditto New .Shares ( .50 paid) 6Ol
the victorious galleys coming into port laden with chester-street, Sept. 28, at eleven, and Oct. 21, at one at
an active part in turning out the hands at various e - .Ennis
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Dub7in -1- ---, ... = sz,fa. rgo.
Ditto Fifth(4 paid)
works, and pulling out the plugs from the boilers of _-,c-_-'- ° -'• Eillare o 0 .-,-.'"/ R IS..IINA E A‘A.,; -_, rww.,l4-721-r -
I....aiden and Brighton (50 paid).. .. 33i the spoils of war, and the citizens coming forth to official assigneee Paterson, Old Broad-street.
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London and Birmingham (90y ...... ........ 180 meet tbem. Between each of the paintings on the LUCY WAGSTAFF, licensed victualler, Worsbo- the steam-engines, so as to prevent
_their returning to
Xavier laid" ) ,ii..,;r 74.--..::-..-'1": rri '''''.-.1: eels
etre ..Znerielc _%N.S''+''' _., esv-p., ...,,•_,,, .. . ••••.:'`
Ditto Quarter Shares (25 paid) 471 41Z"-
large panels are smaller ones, representing views of rough-bridge, Yorkshire, Sept. 21 and Oct. 21, at twelve, work. IN illiam Slinger was ordered to be imprisoned • .04,,,
Ditto Thirds (32 paid) ...... ........... . 60:';lei.l* ZSZY .
Ditto New Shares ( 2 paid ) ... ........
i---04.0La ~,a ptory / ~, 8.7, . - ..a.a.44,:m, --.-
....,"pperary 1 -•'*, / Caernarwn . or'
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London and South Western (411 es 10d pd) sie-s- Tower, Windsor Castle, and an ornamental English Church-court, Lothbury, London ; Smith and Hinde, 10/. each, and enter into his own recognizances of se. 71;xfo -:-•-•rif /gr D'_2ra,nli'L "1 -..,,,, ~,,
Kge ° -"'-'' Sheffield. 201., to keep the peace for six months. Richard Red-
and Eastern (45 paid) - landscape, of which Virginia Water forms a part. At
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North Midland Railway ' (100) - the end of the saloon against the stern of the ship, are SAMUEL SYMONDS, sett and SAMUEL SY- fer, guilty of a serious riot, and obstructing and --ki As ife -"--1---.
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Ditto Half Shares (40 paid) - MONDS, jun., woollen factors,"Basingballestreet, Sept. the l' be • • dand k t
threatening po ice, was to imprisone ep 4--• `r.
asel'i es,/ 0 /7 it
..517,‘,75 'Awe, •
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South Eastern and Dover (50 naid)••• 22* 17, at one, and Oct. 21, at twelve, at the Court of Bank- to hard labour, in Lancaster Castle, for six months. ___ .____-- - -- Vs:ease-ale., a aaereareake s
__ . _ . -_ es- es- . 7yil"., ..1 ILeicester :. . • ,-..=4. ,_ 1
Ditto Scrip (10 paid) - and Amphitrite and her attendants, delicately ruptcy. Johnson, official assignee, Basin hall-street ;
John M`Nicholl, the same sentence. James Roberts, s ee e --vase r -el
`• '''.eie,"" ..s.- a•- • - '<'-e ./. 4e / stawizearz-i"%'? -1,,,,ir,,0rq> • 1*" wicr.r.ghl-' ---:-
York and North Midland (50 paid) ~,-••.,. 90 pencilled on a white ground ; whilst the rest of the Philipps, Sise-lane.
, ----- - -- doors, with other parts of the mouldings, are covered DIVIDENDS. to be imprisoned and kept to hard ,labour, in Lances- \ -we:a-- ---Y----C, I „
It 14 Froir:e9, 2 GlEiy .7raervith
SPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS. with beautifully-drawn Greek tracery, in burnished At the Courteof Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street. ter Castle, for eighteen months. Speed, who took an RAILWAYI-. \ %.'"••A1/4*--$••=_ew`wc"" • '•-•4ltkead 14.
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FROM THE EVENING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. ,g,
gold
relieved with a delicate green on a primrose S. and S. L. Sotheby, auctioneers, Wellington-street, active part in a riot, to be imprisoned and kept
i'lto .
PACKET .Rorcia-..\
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GLOIiE.-The proposed experiment of free African ground, and just beneath the friezing of the panels are Strand, Sept. 30, at half-past twelve-A. and J. H. Se- hard labour, in Lancaster Castle, for eighteen mont s.
re es 4 B.th 'it o.furfL 1%. - -6-•••• es9# ' • -,,te,
emigration to the AN
rest India colonies is a subject of seahorses, dolphins, &c., which. perfect f
the marine cretan, factors, Cheapside, Sept. 30, at one-T. Burgon, The Learned Chairman then sentenced Gilmore and
merchant, Walbrook-huildings, city, Sept, 30, at half. ,Laster to twelve months' imprisonment, and Collins est \ 1/ .c• cal' 4, c., AO erv,77 al ,- - •-v,
absorbing- interest, in whatever light, it may be con- view, and harmonise well with the rest o the scene.
past one-J. Mills, ship owner, Clapham, Oct. 3, at half- and Liptrot to eighteen months imprisonment in the es, ."-ca---II e• ....sisse,e ..ti as „ /1,...,/„,„, fre.,"
- flarnstople ~%. v . "."5 ize,/,.„ 4- ~. R. 0 .... . -0.,,'
, .s 4-isnlr.&,,z, _ Sf..,EO, u 7.74,11 i.... ti-s` 0
sidered. It will be a novel and important step in our At the bottom of the stairs leading to the officers' .z." ,---- ,IP ik cacti, b.-7,„•• .0. •:7-•_,":..,t. ........ •-oa
Pad
national endeavours to suppress the slave-trade,. and, berths, on the roundings of the partitions, are four past eleven-W. Morrison, cooper, Globe-street, Wap-
ping, Oct. 5, at half-past eleven-J. Colling, grocer, -Yar- same gaol. iP . ~ xd, Soirthampi, ' •>./4r‘eSioca'
.s. azikst•C'7*• - '' ! ..."..,,t.,,,
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The Chairman and Magistrates then took their seats. le _-- cats[ ' seseseessaaas s c,.„re" .c.,43 camaii4 ' , •44:ke,
concurrently with the parallel emigration from Eastern exquisite little landscapes, whilst thepanels are filled tip D ''
' aim."'ll. / *f;Nely'r'ess-e, .-a. es; "le. etas 4' 'y
1. ;274
Indus, be an interesting endeavour to avail ourselveshaling a very chaste a pee and Greek honeysuckle,. ppe. mouth, Oct. 3, at twelve-M. Glascott, G. M. Glascott,
in the Old Court, when the following prisoners were 0 e eenarner- . ~_ .
4,..4," , - .--,1;,_.-; .: ovatt. ... : . -;---- 'm.o -- ii, ,....
of the facilities of transport which modern science puts ance. On turning at. the bottom of the
, street, Whitechapel-road, Oct. 3, at eleven. placed at the bar :-William Bannister, William
Booth, John Butterworth, James Collins, James Da- e ilaA, \•• - = - es- sea \. . ......... .---- rblr - ' ~Vcrk •
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; "' Zi .rnifii;•;;SP 44) ,/§/.. Ve% .7.24121 as 47.1.
into our hands, for transplanting whole recta adjoining the officers apartments, there is a painting In the Country. 'l' - t-
venport, Job Dearden, Anthony Glover, James Kay, - ____—.l-..-.... •_s
awrommarmatamatitmosnw.
of men to effect objects of philanthropy and con- of an Indian in native costume. who seems about to G. Wilson and. R. Briddor, machine makers, Salford, . GREAT WESTERN.
mercial utility. But in proportion as the ex- raise his bow and arrow, as if who
prevent the. nearer Lancashire, Oct. 7, at ten, at the Commissioners -rooms, John Kay,"Joseph Kay, 'T'homas Lane, John Law-
N.B. in the following Tables M signifies before Noon, and
OPEN TO TAUNTON.
periment is one of magnitude, and the inter- approach of a stranger. On
.the other side is a figure Manchester'-R. Thelwell, silversmith, Manchester, Oct. son, Richard Leach, William Leach, Thomas Leach, E after it.
8, at ten. at the Commissioners'-rooms, Manchester-J. Daniel Miller, James Pilling, Samuel Schofield, _____Qe__. STATIONS, with their Distances from Paddington.
ests at stake important, it becomes us to con- of a member in the senate in India dressed in the
Bakewell, size manufacturer, Manchester, Oct. 6, at James Simpson, William Standring, Jeffrey War- LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. PADDINGTON, Ealing 54, Hanwell 74,_ Southall 9, West
Drayton 13, SLOUGH 18, 31AIDENHEAD 224, Twyford 304,
shier calmly the advantages expected to be realised by rich costume.of.his country: In the 'ladies' cabin are
eleven, at the Commissioners'-rooms, Manchester-W. burton, James Whittaker John Whitworth, and STATIONS, with their Distances from 1:0nd00.
the projectors and advocates of African emigration, four large pamaings of rivers, landscapes, and moun- READING 354, Pan bourne 414, Goring 441. Wallingford
and thus guard in time against that recoil which in fain scenery, with a Raise a seal, t t which sheds halo
wd
o ' h Radcliffe, J. Radcliffe, and S. Radcliffe, cotton mainline-
turers, Stockport, Cheshire, Oct. 3, at eleven, at the - Robert Wolstenholme. The Chairman said all the Lownow, H
prisoners had been found guilty of a riot, but it had fiEosiraoor 241, Berkhoripstena
_.2 i 314 Aylesbury 431, Road 471, STEVENTON 564, Farringdon Road 634, Shriven-
ham 714, SWINDON 77 (Junction with the Cheltenham Rail-
. variably follows over-raised expectations. The mea- on the whole, and is well calcu ate t inspire
dt e Commissioners'-rooms, Manchester-W. Sayer, wool _arrow lli, WATFOV 174, King s Langley 21,
mind of the fair traveller with sentiments of pure e-Be aswee:int-621, Weedon 691, Crick way ),IrloWxolo9rlo N
BATH 1034,
CHIPPENHA 3/ 934, Corsr
sure in question professes two great objects-First, todealer, Rochdale, Lancashire, Oct. 8, at twelve, at the not been proved that any of them had used any vio- TONL
5H21 laitiolo,dß,ldeotchleyt ddFrB, yaStNrcatforcl46l, •Woeve R •
strike a vigorous blow at the slave trade by the civi- votion, and a sincere longing to return to the quiet Conarnissioners'-risoma 3lanche,ster-J. Shillito, draper, lent language or used offensive weapons. In conse- and Welton 751, RUGBY (Midland Counties Junction) 8.3,
98, Box
114, BARI:I-roe 1181
strike IVA ' Aaelvtre°clotin illott
and happy scenes which those paintings represent.- Birmingham. Oct. 8, at eleyen, at the Commissioners'- missionen - quence of this fact, and in consideration of their age, Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103.
lization Of the native Africans, and the increased sir- 1304, Bagwell 1334, Weeroar SUPER MERE 1364, High-
veillance on the coast, for which the communication by Dublin Morning Register. 4 rooms, Manchester-W. Antill, umbrella-stick manufac- ____
steam with the West Indiss, and concomitant arrange- truer, Bourn, Gloucestershire, Sept. 29, at twelve, at the should be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for
-Depart ur a Arrival Arrival DOWN TRAINS Departure Arrival at Arrival at
DOWN from at :,t from Swindon their
London. Rugby. B rmingbam Daily, except Sundays. Paddington. Junction. D,stination.
meats, would afford an excellent point d'appu. Se- STATE OF TRADE. George Inn. Stroud, Gleucestershire-E. Moss, draper, fourteen days in the New Bailey Houses of Corection. . TRAINS.
Liverpool, Nov. 10, at twelve, at the Ciarention-rooms, The' Learned Chairman then directed that the
e•undly. The realisation of immensely increased pro- FOREIGN WOOL TRADE, LEEDS, SEPT 9.-In the
'Afiliiixrd Class, ditto
hive pool'-H. Williams, farmer, Alvington, Gloucester- term of their imprisonment should commence from Mixed, to Birmingham
einction in our West Indian colonies, by the introduction lower and middle sorts of German and some other 6 0 835 12 35
io‘..a, regular supply of able-bodied labourers. The case descriptions of Foreign Wool, there has been a fair shire, Nov. 9, at eleven, at the Bear Inn, Newnham -R. 7 0 128 E 330 E Ditto . - 8 0 10 45 220
the first day of the session, and as ten days had passed
Rugbyddiittttoo
Bill, japanner, Birmingham, Oct. 3, at two, at the Was Short Train to Maidenhead 9 0 .. 955 M
relative. to the slave-trade is thus expressed by one of business doing, but, on the whole, trade has not im- this would set them at liberty at the end of week.
.M First
i e- ee ddC,' i a
tossB 45
terloo-rooms, Birmingham-R. Jones, grocer, Shrews-
- The prisoners seemed thankful for the leniency shown Melt, to Taunton . .lO 15 10 E 410 E
the most zealous advocates of the proposed emigration proved since our last. bury, Oct. 3, at twelve, at the Guildhall, Shrewsbury-9 15 10 E Short Train to Maidenhead 11 0
them.
in the Colonial Gazette:—" Great Britain has for ENGLISH Wool., MARKET, LEEDS, SEPT. 9.-We J. May, mercer, Newport, Isle of Wight, Oct. 28, at four, *Male, First Class 945 1 8 230 To Taunton l2 Noon 258 635 E
thirty years been endeavouring to put down the slave- are unable to quote any change in this market
* since at the Bugle Inn Newport-J. - .
N ort J Kirkpatrick, banker, The next batch placed at the bar were Stephen Mixed, to Birmingham ... 11. 0 043 430 Short Train to Slough 130
trade, on the principle of cutting off the supply whilst our last ; there is a moderate amount of business Newport, Isle ofßarlow, Thomas Barlow, John Clowes, William Dale, Ditto ditto
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Wight,
i Oct. 28, at twelve, at the Bank-
,3 0 Short Train to lleading
the demand remained, and with uniform bad success. doing, for which the supply of wool is fully inadeL ing-b 1 1 tri 1 and CO , Newport-W. T.
01130 of 1 _ r. ,:pa c t
Oct,•William Diggle, David Greenhdg, JeffreyHarwood, Ditto, to Aylesbury
Ditto, to Birmingha m 5
00 838 10 15 Short Train to Slough 430 ...
It is now proposed to -try the reverse-viz., to affect quite ;in prices there is no alteration. Wren, brewer, Chichester, O 6, at twelve, at the James Hill, William Ogden,.William Holden, Thomas
* Ditto, to Wolverton
the demand by supplying tropical produce by free TRADE OF LEEDS.-Now that the country is be-1 *Mane Mixed
Royal Hotel, Chichester-W. Bentley, sen. and W. Owen, Peter Johnson, Jelin Lumley, John Mannock •
Bentley, jun. merchants, Liverpool, Oet. 29, itt twelve, Holt Cribb, John Nuttall, Samuel Partington, et
` AGloaodus,
Tteraifnatuonton...
Taunton
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98 L 5 1,1, 35
15 m
102 55
45 M
labour cheaper than that produced by the labour of come peaceable in the manufacturing districts, and ae.e le, to York, by Rugby 9 0
_l2 15M To Swindon
at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool-D. L. Stott, soda Thomas Partington, James Pemberton, Joseph Pills-
slaves. The British colonies only require labourers the harvest pretty much secured, there, is a betterDeparture De ar_ Arrival
to develope their resources." • tone evinced at our cloth markets than for some time manufacturer, Bristol, Oct. 7, at two, at the Copmercial-
rooms, Liverpool-J. Cockcroft, J. C. Cockcroft. and ington, Samuel Roberts, .Tames Schofield, Robert
Simpson, Joseph Standeven, Joseph Sutcliffe John UP TRAINS. from ture from at
Birmingham Rugby. London. SUNDAY DOWN TRAINS.
STANDARD.-We are happy to remark an past, and in some kind of goods there is a very fair W. Cockcroft, stuff manufacturers, Addingham, York-Short Train to Slough
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unanimity in the Conservative Press of England upon demand, but for fine and middle qualities of cloths shire, Sept. 30, at one, at the Devonshire Arms hotel, Walker
Tatton, James Taylor, Edward Thompson, 'T'homas
*Mixed, from Wolverton. .... -.. ..... 930 M To Readini,
the subject of the Dublin "University election?' In there continues to be less business done than we ever skipton-A. Cartwright,
~__. .., Edward Ward, William Watmough, and
10 30 Short Train to Slough Aso
J. Cartwright, and W. Cart-
OctB, illiam Wright.igan, Lancashire, et. at „ . • Ditto ditto .....
'this countrs, indeed, we cannot understand why a remember at this season of the year :in fact, the ar- wright, cotton spinner •
Great- Ditto, from Birmingham... 70M 823A112 45 E MAIL, to Taunton . ., 10 15 10 E 430 E
B 1 MN • • the Learned Chairman said they had all been Ditto, from Aylesbury ll5 To Taunton
learned body, claiming, and justly we believe claim- tide is to a great extent superseded by beavers, pilots, two, at
Great
Swan Inn, o ton-.. . e%, inn-
Short Train to aidenhead 5 0
Malvern,Worcestershire, Oct. 10, at one, found guilty of taking part in a riot wherelarge nuns- *Man, First Class
ink;, to stand upon a footing of perfect equality tweeds, and other cheap articles for winter clothing, To Swindon 7 0 10 0
' at the Crown Inn, Worcester-J. Lea, sen. and T• bers had assembled together, and although it was in- tr) ,Il 17 315
Mii.c.ed, from
rllttirmingham 10
Noon 0
with the English Universities, should so far stul• which, with fancy cloakings and shawls, form the Patrick, keeper, rent
12 l 2.3 E 6 Mate, to Taunton ... ,8 55 11 35 255 M
butchers, Worcester, Oct. 3, at one, at the cumbent on them to pass a more severe sentence than
tify 'itself as to look fora representative beyond principal demand at our Cloth-halls. There has notEiitto. (die: .. -115 E 2 35 630 _
White llorse Inn, Worcester-A. Morison, lodging- in the last case, yet, inasmuch as they had not re- UP TRAINS Time Leave Arrival
the circle of its own members ; a humilia- been quite so much business done in the warehouses
good characters given them,' First Class, ditto
house-keeper, Great Malvern, Worcestershire, Oct. 4, at sorted to violence, had not resisted the authorities, and, Ditto, from Rugby ' 4 0 745
Third Class, from Binning. 220 413 10 0 of Swindon at
Daily. except Sundays. Starting. Junction. , Paddington,
tion of which Oxford and Cambridge men would this week as last. Business is, however, improving a one, at the Golden Lion Inn. Worcester. moreover, as they all had 4 0 517 915 Short Train from Reading... 730 Al ... ...... ..1 855 M
not endure the thought for a ,single moment. little as regards the country t;ade, and a great nun CERTIFICATES--SEPT. 30. Ditto from Slough.... 9 0
77 300 8
473r.;.1
11031
21:0
Either the Dublin University is qualified to confer ber of country drapers are expected in town during T. Lee, worsted-yarn manufacturer, Wakefield, York- their sentences would not be severe. They were then Mixed, . ditto. 6 0 •7 18 11 15
each sentenced to one months' imprisonment in the *MAIL, Mixed, ditto l2 Night 123 M 5 30M From Swindon
-,:t perfect education, or it is not ;if it is, the month. shire-C. Rich, innkeeper, Brighton-A. Leach, Jn. of Correction, ,
„hat possible reason can there be for passing BRADFORD MARKET, THURSDAY.—The wetness of Leach, and Js. Leach, dealers, Brick-lane, Spitalfields- House The Sunday Trains are marked *. Short Tr. from Maidenhead 11 15 11215 E
Birminghamln additionotoo
Sundays at
there is a Mixed Train leaves MAIL, from Bristol
'over the hundreds of Protestant gentlemen whose the day has greatly tended to retard business opera- W. Iredale, Woollen cloth manufacturer, Smithriding, into their own recognizances of 201. to keep the peace.
Yorkshire -D. Low, merchant, Adam's-court, Oldat 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Short Tr. from Maidenhead 145 E
names appear upon its books, to look for two Repro- lions in the piece market, and we hear that less than 245
Broad-street-R. Russell, upholsterer, Kingston-upon.
Henry
Crossley,
John Bellfield, Samuel Connor,
John Deardon, Walker Gregory, and arriving in London at 730 E. Goods Train from Taunton.. 730 M 540 E 12 0
penta.tives_ (unfortunately it has one already) educated an average has been done. Prices, if an a shade From Taunton ... 9)5 12 55 350 E
k•lsewhere ? All its bitterest enemies could not so in favour of the buyer. In the yarn market there Thames -L. Whitby, builder, Green Dra,...on_yard, John Harley, Thontas Hill, Charles Hope, Thomas
Whitechapel-T. Barter, surgeon, Poole-R, 'Handley, Horroeks, Lawrence Marsden, Thomas Pixton, Sa- e ...-.l=
BIRMINGHA.NI AND DERBY. Ditto ll 15 2 40 5 30
much disgrace the University as it would be self-dis- appears to be a fair demand for general using gum- tailor, Rochdale. Lancashire-A. Morison, lodging- lintel Porter, John Rigley, - Thomas Ryder, and Short Train from Slough
,30
: Traced by this act. The single imaginable allevi- bers, but fine yarns continue to be neglected. In DOWN, I UP, From Taunton
house-keeper, Great Malvern,Worcestershire-A. Wise, Thomas Smith, who were convicted for riot at Hey- - --- Short Tr. from Maidenhead 8 0 ... ...... .... 9 0
a; lioll. of such a self-offered dishonour too is want- prices, no alteration. Since our last report there has N. Baker, and W. S. Rental], bankers, Newton Abbot, TRAINS, ?reoPmarlVrrf Ararl Arrival
D eilitaarttnu re a t
"lir. F From Tu t r an on 415 745 10 25
kV. ''tile per Son whom it is proposed to elect, in been little or no change in wool, either as regards Devonshire. TRAINS. MAIL, from Taunton .., ll 15 235 AI 525 NI
wood, were sentenced to three months each and hard
labour in the }louse of Correction, except Thomas ,ininaham. Derby. Derby. mineham.
4.ll.3iiaragement of the claims, not only of the learned prices or stocks in hand. The supply is an average, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED._____ ____ ______ _______ ____ Goods Train from Taunton 630 E 240 740
ay.} eloquent Solicitor General (Barcn , Al illion but the sales during the week are limited.-. Leeds J. Perry and J. Perrott, warehouse-keepers, Bristol-
Sir - ' b
-.12 3051 0 15 Al *Mixed ..I 820 Al 10 20 M SUNDAY Ul' TRAINS. -,
peace for six months; and to enter into *Mize.), ~.1 7 0 850 ,1 Ditto -41 45 145 E Short Train from Slough
Si pith's san, too !), but of all the gentlemen, with- Mercury. G. Perry, sen. and J. Perry, saddlers, Bristol-J. Mor-
the
and
keepeach were ordered to find two sureties of 101. each
...sewlst & 2d...10 30 12 15 El' Ditto..i. 130 E 3 20 From Swindon
Dui eexceptiaa, educated in Dublin, certainly does timer and C. Haselden, booksellers, Wiginore-street-A. to
not possess
,that distinction which would pal- PRISON DISCIPLINE. Oppenheirn, H. Oppenheim jun. and S. Oppenheini Class 1 251: 315 1 1 stfad ... 430 620 Mare, from Taunton ....... 645 10 3011! 1 10E
}hate a deviation from the just and natural rule. THE CASE AT DOVER. cabinet makers, Mansell-street, 'unto and
Cyrus Hutchinson and John Rostrcan, who pleaded Trains 4 0 5 1
54 i *MAIL ...'ll 0 12 45 AI Short Train from Slough ... 5 0 E ..... .. 650
From Taunton ...
of riot 9• •• Were "
their own recogrezances of 20/.- -
Mixed..... 615 815 il2 30 420 E 720
Mr. . etfamilton may be a respectable man, and Extracts from the printed regulations for prisons in Clarke and T.Keeling, red brick manufacturers, Shelton, guilty to a charge at . nie ,
Staffordshire-J. Southee and A. Turner, linen drapers, the• former to six months, and the latter to eight i The Ditto from Reading.... 9 0
• hat we find his name on Mr. Shaw's Corn- England and Wales, approved by Lord Normanby in
except tßrompton-W. Wright an .lc lards, music sellers, months' imprisonment
,labour in e House
d T 11," 1 .' • -* onment and hard • the H -39 E dt
Trains leave Birmingham and Derby at 0 , an arrive a
Tra,,
. Trains marked * run an Sundays, in addition to which
10 30
Riiitise of-compurgators, we should concede, as a mat 1840, and recommended to county and borough Ma-either plate at 715 E. Alan., from Taunton .......1 11 15 .•235 Al 525 M
in Lancaster Castle, John
Moses tereenhalgh was sentenced to nammiam.or The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stations.
ter of righr., that lie is boil an intelligent and honour- gistrates for general adoption. Chester-T. Ashwin, E. Getley, and R. ChattawaY, of Correction.
woKSINTGAT23I,ONFaSr,h their
31i Distances
Iv in cfromh fi e 1 d Nine 3
4, .
aide man ; but conceding even this-conceding that he " Rule 216. Every prisoner shall be examined by
• mercers, Stratford-on-Avon-C. and W. Lowther, sta-
tioners, Blackfriars-road-J. Roper and J. Kirby, Sheaf Allen, Thomae Lever, and Thomas Greenhalgh, to MIDLAND COUNTIES.
STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. '
nwb ohrho ug
SOUTH. WESTERN.
is at once respectable, intelligent, and honourable__ the surgeon before he shall be passed into the proper Island Brewery, Sheffield-G. Jennings, H. Brown, and
twelve months' ;
committed a violent assault on
tnent in the same gaol ; John RUGB ULLEETHORPE 71, BreugheAstley 11, Wig-
what proof has he given either of zeal or talent? His ward. Raving been examined he shall be cleansed in R. Ascough, linen manufacturers, Yorkd (so far as re-
of Mr. Fletcher to eighteen ston 161, LEICESTER 20, SYSTO,N 244, Silaby 274, Barrow 30, Ntiqe lms, Et
, Wimbledon 6 Kix Elms.s
10
zeal, it seems, is to be established by his hay_ ' a warm or cold bath, and have his hair cut, as the garde R. Ascough)-S. Petty, sen,, ata_.S.
_.Petty.jun., n nine
Allen,
Butterworth,
months' i 11,1 i,
titlid.::
e:aipdooluoy
BAStNO-
- and Hampton Court 13, Walton 154, 'Weybrclidrer 174,'
Lova isisoitotion 32 a, (B:t4t9mgham Junction) 374,
ine • originated some useful and. excellent society. surgeon may direct ; but prisoners for trial, or f0r424, liorrowa h s*. D R 1.
i, ,earthenware manufacturers, Leeds-T and w• s. a workman
• risonment, and Earnshaw, 140 had been SawjeY
.Alas! for proofs like this. It is not detracting examination, and misdemeanants* of the first division,
• Fletcher, colliers, .Darcy Lever, Lancashire-A. Mi months'imp sToxx 46, Andover Road 56, WINCHESTER 64, Bishopstoke
:from the merits of such societies to say that shall be bathed and cleansed, and have their hair cut, Alexander, L. L. Alexander, and M. M. Alexander, armed in the mob with a large club, to two years' DOWN . I UP. (Gosport Junction) 72, SOUTHAMPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare-
ham 82, GOSPORT 87.
merchants, Manchester-E. PrieO and J. Ridil. soda imprisonment and hard labour in the same gaol.
they are as often founded by ambitious and artful, only when absolutely necessary for the purposes of Departure Arrival i Departure Arrival
water manufacturers, Bristol_lL Berrie and G. Locke, Robert Stott and Edward Tittler were sentenced to TRAINS. from at 'i TRAINS, from at
by sincere men. Who founded the Irish Bruns- health or cleanliness. No prisoner shall be stripped Departure Arrival at Arrival
canvass manufacturers, Leeds---M. H. Davis and H. Cul- three months' imprisonment in the House of Correc- Rugby. Derby 1 Derby. Rugb
-Y. DOWN TRAINS. from Southamp. at
-iCiei Clubs, excellent societies, but societies upon and bathed in the presence of another prisoner. • Nine Elms. ton. Gosport,
lingvvorth, woollen drapers, Leeds-B. Barston and E. D. tion, and ordered to find sureties to keep the peace Ist
which the later conduct of their founders and " Rule 218. Male prisoners shall be shaved at ' Bryan, ironmongers, Leicester-W. Peel, W. Peel, and for six months. 24 ...... 945 12 'lO E. 24
leaders reflected little honour? It is a cheap zeal least once a week ; and in the case of convicted pri- J Peel, merchants, Alexandria, Egypt-J. Price, G. Ditto . 9 0 12 1-,0 E 1• E
Thomas Lee and Dennis Lawley were sentenced to 3d
,that which urges men to take stations of much con- soners, except Misdemeanants of. the first division, Frost, and C. Robertshaw, cloth merchants, Rudders- 4th 250 530 E , 4th ...... 440 7 0 °nods Train ,
two months" imprisonment and hard labour in the 12 Noon 610 fi 25
eneration, at, no loss or danger. As to Mr. Handl- their hair shall be cut once a month ; the hair of field, Yorkshire-J. Harvey and T. Collier, linenii 45 10 50 1 sth 730 10 0 vix(d Train lO E 41M 5 0
toil; talents,Garwood and NY
they, we suppose, %are given up, for we prisoners, before trial, is to be cut only when necessary drapers, Sidmouth, Devonshire-H. . ,
House of Correction, and also ordered to find sureties
sthtt Mail 12 20 M 249 Ali 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 M fast Train
_ 3 0 6 0 0 ‘..5
haVe never heard one word of them. It is said that idr the purposes of health and cleanliness. Roast, livery stable keepers, Gray's Inn-lane, Holborn- to keep the peace for six months.. ON SUNDAYS. Mixed Train
MAIL
. H 30 11 57 1:2 31 M
he has sat in Parliament ; but if he has, he has left no * Convicted by a Court or Judge. R. Wight, T. Fcirster, and 0. Williams, iron work John Bramall, John Fielding John Holland, John Ist
rme, an
0 d - ' 2d
trace there ; nobody remembers one word or act d foreers, South Shields (so far as regards 0. Williams)- Lane, Thomas Ralph Taylor, who were
---------- - W. Botterill, sen. and G. Botterill, coffee-house keepers, tried along with others to the number of fifty-one, for
:,31th
his Parliamentary career-nearly the worst report THE HERRING FISHERY. 12 20 M 249 AI 4th Mail 10 40 12.50 M mADlittto
that can be made of any representatiye of the people. __.....____ Shoe-lane-F. and J. Chudleigh, plasterers, Newtcn a riot on the 20th of August, at Eccles, and turning The times of arriving gat and departing from Nottingham and Short a2O 12 32 1114
Trains to VF at 1014 Morning, and at 414, and 5%
Abbot, Devonshire-J.. S. Williams and J. Lewis, brick- out the hands at the Clifton collieries, a report of
Why, then, is the University of Dublin to pass a FRASERBURGH, SEPT. 5.-The herring fishing at this Derby are nearly the same. Evening, caning at intervening stations, and performing the journey
layers, Liverpool-, which appeared in our paper of Wednesday last, were , in an hour and ten minutes. Sundays at t 044 H, E and at 2!ij and 714
•
judgment, not merely of incompetency, but, if we station was concluded last week : the boats in number SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. next brought up for sentence. NORTH MIDLAND. -
new coin a word, -of infra-incmnpetency, upon every •
were 208, averaging upwards. of. 200 crans each. JOHN CARRICK, grocer, Glasgow, Sept. 14 and Oct. Departure Departure Arrival
The Learned CHAIRMAN, in addressing them, ob- (IN CONJUNCTION WITH T 111?. MIDLAND COM- UP TRAINS. , from from South- at
/tt.' of its own members, by selecting for its re re- BANFF SEPT. 5.-The fishing is now over for •
for this district this 5, at twelve, at the Chambers of A. Strathern, Glasgow,
seerLative such a man, though absolutely a stranger 9 season. The average.. is less than last THOMAS, CHESTER, tavern keeper, Glaseow, .
served that they had been convicted of a very serious TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY, AIANCHES- Gosport. arnpt li. Nine-Elms.
TER AND SHEFFIELD, AIANCHESTER AND m
__
year ; Macdutf and Whitehills are about 115 trans not. They had joined with a great number of others
-------- ---- --- - -- -- -Sept 16 and Oct. 14, at twelve, at the Commerciallnn, , LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY AND THE GREAT Mixed . lns M 2li M 525 M
ARRIVAL OF THE HINDUSTAN average ; Gardenston and Portsoy, about 150. There Glasgow. •committince a serious breach of the law. They had NORTH OF EN L N ) ' ----
GA D. Train
Goods Train
STEAM-SHIP. seems to be, a greater supply of herrings
the sales making than
Paisley, all been found guilty of a very great offence, and it
THOMAS BOYD and CO., manufacturers, DOWN TRAINS. Mixed Train 8 Si, 9 0 12 30
there is any demand however,for ; and - Fast Train lO 31 Il U 2 0
' This ertagnificent vessel arrived in Kingstown Har- price which must entail a heavy loss on the curers. De arture from 1 Arrival at Mixed Train l2 30 E 10 E 430
Hodo•e Paisley'
t.-.... - ',...Trincr ovpninn- rit n caliortor in cite CV.... 1.,-, Xirv,-,., Q ..-.... A, 'in. - 4.1..:....f i 1,;., ....4 ,1..:... ./.... ° ' •. • nifest their opinion of such proceedings by passing a 1) Fast Train I 2 4111 3 e 6 0
• kli.ori p..,,,n fin 6 0 SI 15

c tour NNTOU nt iron water-
into five compartments; wh ch wil
tit; Utro i*.'.t3t-twia, g 11/114 tiu.lnnenua, tail, ....a.15 nut 1
1 prevent her from ; Ist Regiment of Dragoons-Lieut.-General Sir Arthur 1 SALFORD SESSLOAS, 7Sept. 7. I
=',l:3 ', or„-R7tg.,----- Orkneylr .
~4;,_...„-,•••,----
{ foundering in the event of leakage, or prevent the E. Clifton, K.C.8., from the 1 lth Light Dragoons, to be . This morning the Chairman, Mr. J. F. Foster,
„fee- _ _ e
eee. i apr.ead of fire through her hold. In conjunction with I Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General LerdVivian,deceased, , Mr. G. Wood, M. P., Mr. W. F. Hutton, Mr, R. ce '''''
-
THE FUNDS-(CLOSING PRICES.) ddl -i, Hayvvoodddr. P. James, and Mr. J. Lease, sat at 4f., I-1N ...trz -41' ---4- ' Pars° -
BRITISH FUNDS. 1 this there are pa e-box boats, or buoys, which, al- fL.ht D L' t t G - - - •
1 lth Regiment o ig ragoons- ieu enan -e- the New Bailey, in the two Courts, for the purpose S IT N Ne ----
_:-,-,
Bank Stock ... - lodia Stock
- lim I g.
- Ditto Bonds .......
, neral Char.les Murray L?rd Greenock, K.C.8., to be of disposing of as much of the remaining business I 4, --ti,.. -
3 per Cent. Red. . Colonel, vice Sir A. B. Clifton, appinted to the Ist Dra- ,e, ,•
______ _ 0
3 per Cent. Con5.... - possibility of her sinking; even if waterlogged. At goons, Aug. 30. as possible, as in consequence of the annual meeting "Ft.
~---...,- __ Dora° k •-•.--
___ • _
of the Magistrates at Preston to-morrow, it became
(.5
''-----4
C-714„e-, : 1 t'i'' . :in:elfin- raw:
: .a/21.914-11-4 Livad-ei: --;:i::
31 per Cent. Red - I Ditto New Annuities... - her sides there are large gang•ways, which open upon OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, SEPT.- 7. 1 -iN. A .1)
• _, _, __
New 3i per Cent... JOII Ex. Bills, 1,000/....2d. 51 pm her spar-deck, and from these ladders, nearly as MEMORANDUM.-The commissions of Second Captain necessary to adjourn the Sessions.
New 5 per Cen'..... - Ditto 500/...... 51 pm . About half-past four o'clock the Magistrates retired
51 pm wide as 'the staircase a a tolerable house are let Townsend and Lieut Hawkins, Royal Artillery, are
Long Annuities to expire Ditto _ Small to their private room foe the purpose of considering STEWING TilE ,ft
~- ---, /
Jan. 1860 . - . Rank Stock for Openg.l67 do to receive the visitors, and from this entrance dated the 10th of August, 1842, instead of 22d August,
Oct. 1859 - India Stock for Acct... - we were conducted down a long range of corridors as stated in the Gazette of 23d ultimo. . what sentences they ought to pass on the various esSi--4 - asa, ''
Jan. 1860 - IConsols for Acct ...... 93 which run entirely rciund the ship, and has the effect DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. prisoners who were convicted, and who had pleaded
FOREIGN FUNDS. RAILIVAYS
of cutting off all communicatiOn between the passen- JULIUS EWALD BEERBOHM and W,ILLIAM ' guilty to charges of being concerned in the late riots
EDMUND SLAUGHTER, merchants, a enchurchs which have taken place in the neighbourhood of Man- •t- It
Aastrian, 5 per cent.... --. IPortuguese, 5 per cent. -- . e
-J1
Belgian, 5 per cent - iDitto, New Ditto - gers and the crew. At nearly the termination of one
st rt. chester, Bury, Oldham, &c. - IN THE s • ... .
._
afserisare -!--
Brazilian Bonds... 671 iPrassian, 5 per cent. - of these ranges there is a beautiful mahogany stair-
THOMAS CAIRNCROSS, ship builder, Sunderland. - -On the return of - the Magistrates; - they first took DITED KINGDOM.
Buenos Ayres6 per cent - I Russian, 5 pet cent....., - case, which leads both to the main-deck and the sa-
BANKRUPTS.
1 au r as-
----
.___--3 Imerat...ry oPa
,_:- 441
their seats in the New Court, when the following - #__ iS't 12-74 y . Plrtk ----
I,hilian, 6 per cent ;Ditto, Metallic ...... . .... - loon, and in thi3, as well as the ladies' cabin, which
1 JOHN RICHMOND, merchant, Lime-street, City, ro,
_
Colombian, 6 per rent- - !Spanish, 5 per cent. ..... .- risoners were placed at the bar :-William Slinger,
eeosi.AYJIT:l*.... -.1._ s_ Ira,- ~ Dals"es. - e 1
Ditto 1824 - Ditto, Deferred.... is opposite, the paintings and decorations are of the to surrender Sept. 17. at twelve, and Oct. 21, at eleven, yi,
llamas Collier, George Gilmore, John Liptrot, sat:- eee-se • '-x,..'•l`aa, 0-• tee I
at the Court of Bankruptcy. Gibson, official assiemee
Danish, 3 per cent - ,Freneh, 5 per cent. -f. -c. most magnificent character. I.n. the saloon there are
' Richard Redfern, James Roberts Edmund Laster, .. . .-,_ , -- - , - _ ,)1 Glasgow
.. :- ,
.1.:,-;._
-f -c. eight painted panels of exquisite workmanship and Basinghall-street ; Freshfield, New Bank-buildings 7
Greek, 1825, 5 per cent. - ' Exchange
Mezican',.s per cent 36 French, 3 per cent. -f. -e. elegance of design. The subjects are the rising of the CHARLES STANLEY, money scrivener, Newport, Ja,mes M‘Nicholl, and .Joseph Speed. -•-• ael-vrinea S., e
- ' / eileederry
ea _ Yr ' 47' r /
Ditto, 6 per cent. 18.37 - ' Dutch, 21 per cent 59- Nrle when all the cities of the Delta are laid under Salop, Sept. 20, at one, and Oct. 21, at twelve, at the
-.2 -1 . The Learned Chairman said he had been requested I .sers v._ e e Aussima \ Sa's-- &eye 't
Peruvian, 1825, 6 per et. - Ditto, 5 per zent .. ... 1021 The next subject is the festival of the Epi- Castle Inn, Bridgnorth, Salop.. -Newman, Lincoln's by the -Magistrates who presided at their trial to pro- -4-. P .-
.4ir, - . liinmk 0 :>..11 Al .ck
water.
SHARES. Inn-liekls. London ; Garbett, Wellington, Salop. nounce the sentences which it had been agreed to pass
cureans in the garden of Athens, which is a delightful
Birmiagbara and Gloucester Railway (100 p) - WM. DUNN WHEELER, scrivener, Birmingham, on the prisoners, tried in the second Court. These
Ditto New Shares (171 paid)
Edinburgh and Glasgow (50 paid) ...... ... 48i on the Nile, when she was about to set sail to meet Sept..3o, and Oct. 21, at one, at the Waterloo-room:,
. Birmingham. Turner and Heitman, Basing-lane, Lon- cases were of a far more serious complexion than l'ia a
those tried in the other Court. They- were of an ag-
Ditto New Shares ( 5 paid - - ---4,4 , - TYPn't Drrham '
1-1 :- ‘--=-1:' Is Arz,:°:eY:°:::lsi:a'ciz:;''6.2fr:%'‘l=:::.Ann:nirY':':T:-l.'-..e::;:.:P...:9j):f1":.:;:;:::'1:.'''',.:.:-ff:-;-'st:''';:.t':-.-.'..:.::....7:1:..:-;-'::.'::J'r,'Ij'':Ak...41''.ykj'I....1na::=:D,,.'T:catc,11:zf-,-,:e-_,- •‘;',,''...'.1'.''.1,:144. • ~
' _
.±
_,*".c :c'
Great North of England Railway (100 pd) 60 ' all the splendour of the Egyptian Court was dis- don ; Harrison, Birmingham. -
in_ earavatecl description, as in almost every instance the
.: Pc4i.fh ci . t'ical":-
Great Western Railway (65 paid) B3l played. Next is the return of the Greek fleet, with WILLIAM WALFORD, merchant, Great W
J parties were ringleadters in the late riots and had taken •i ' .4tlylvnc .I)"gAe ,=:, ..),4 ~1 ', . I.*-- "Z
Ditto New .Shares ( 50 paid) GOA
the victorious galleys coming into port laden with chester-street, Sept. 98, at eleven, and Oct. 21, at one, at
an active part in t irning out the hands at various ...?=4*/ *•`tti '''.. - -
~,,,s;, :K•dla, ,
Ditto Fifth.(4 paid)
works, and pulling out the plugs from the boilers of -..se,
Limden and Brighton (50 paid).. • • 33.1 the spoils of war, and the citizens coming forth to official assignee,. Paterson, Old Broad-street. '
. London and Birmingham (901 ...... ...... .. 180 meet them. Between each of the paintings on the LUCY WAGSTAFF, licensed victualler, Worsts°. the steam:engines, so as to prevent their returning to :`'.-`-•-•.'--Aaviel• wrisk
.4.0..;etia6 __•,, •Zaeit....„„ e .... a e ..4 se : \
Ditto Quarter Shares (25 paid) 47 i 4:t-
large panels are smaller ones, representing views of rough-bridge, Yorkshire, Sept, 21 and Oct. 21, at twelve, work. William Slinger was ordered to be imprisoned • -711-14,:e,
_Elk ye- ; ~,,.•,4-.7- , 7:Y4 ''''-',";),. C . t` • •II
en I i.d..i. - ".;:- "1 '
Ditto Thirds (32 paid) ....... ........... . 60:'; Greenwich Hospital, the Thames near London, the at the Town-hall, Sheffield. Atkinson and Pilgrim, for fourteen days, and required to find two sergaies of a 11-/ ee Ban c, ' ° '52i.a., - ,-.
Ditto New Shares ( 2 paid ) ... ........ - -*o74eke •Tersasy .-- It. / Caornanvn ui.,
..
London and South Western (4116 s 10d pd) ae-s- Tower, Windsor Castle, and an ornamental English es. „ Xers --::-"1 /gr D'll'43* C7' : K'e ? es, ,L.4,-
_ -se
Sheffield. 201., to keep the peace for six months. Richard Red- lech.
Northern and Eastern (45 paid) - landscape, of which Virginia Water forms a part. At
. C--.••• Cen Waterford, _ . "'lv A,li•x„,,s
_-.4gserr , ?_ s + lowan _, \
North Midland Railway ' (100) - the end of the saloon against the stern of the ship, are SAMUEL SYMONDS son. and SAMUEL SY-
' ' •I 11 s e '
frn guilty of a serious riot, and obstructing and ‘l7tA.*A• ---1- - ec)"•
- 44 •• 4‘.. -a-s-) ---'
711"..j i ° ekrAi • -°‘:% ' -7-
Ditto Half Shares (40 paid) - - -'7:. -- >110i:1P (4, 41 :67 7 Nobr , ''';•( "I"°'.m. - \
South Eastern and Dover (50 Paid)• • • 224 two doors of satinwoOd, on which are Mercury and Pan-
dora,•and Amphitrite and her attendants, delicately ,at one, and Oct 21, at twelve, at the Court of Bank- to hard labour, in Lancaster Castle, for six months. -- ---- -- \ "az-esr-s \ ss-a-aa•ee•a- s-- - - --- a. s'-akelese• -s4 ''",,g '44-I,..c,stfr 23--°- -_-:--4: ,t:
Ditto Scrip (10 paid)
John 111aNicholl, the same sentence. James Roberts, ee -- ---e-te e cal eiseeseeeeer,„ ". --.‘ , 4,
York and North Midland (50 paid) ... ...... go pencilled on a white ground ; whilst the rest of the Philipps, Sise-lane. a. eac-ie, -........:„.1„ ea, i
„slawizearaess . oxen, we,,,icife,, . le-1w , I ; --e. 1
r ---- - -- doors, with other parts of the mouldings, are covered DIVIDENDS. to be imprisoned and kept to hard ,labour, in Lances-
RAI LWAYI,-.... \
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"-•••., A.:-'4...-'- llKlihrcl 000 2 ''''',Ygn , i
itt -firrLt• Fr''''''brts.E Ety .7G-with ,s'
SPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS. with beautifully-drawn Greek tracery, in buinished At the Couiteof P,ankruptcy, Basinghall-street.
• ter Castle, for eighteen months. Speed, who took an
ii a riot isoned and Ice tto . \ 1•1 z) ,\-4 . • k i71211-•"'64 ICa ‘..7lLthriszvii. 4... • • ram
,
et -.... -7 i
, ,_44 -., ~k, - Cambair g ol,i) ch
FROM THE F.VENING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. ~,0 ,
ald relieved with a delicate green on a primrose S. and S. L. Sotheby, auctioneers, Wellington.street, active part i ,to be impr _ p
PACKET aorri.s--\
41, ..,r bRA N 'n. C_L)>, Ccrff. 1., I 11".'1" / gdf.,,,L &
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.!
GLOBE.-The proposed experiment of free African ground, and just beneath the frieeing of the panels are Strand, Sept. 30, at half-past twelve-A. and J. H. Se- hard labour, in Lancaster Castle, for eighteen months.
re \ V
esacA• -•_•ei-s:S'e '.e,_l--- e 11 °eke s 3-e Haseei et° .. --a 2 ,
emigration to the West India colonies is a subject of rses p
seaho , dol hips, Scce w.bicb Perfect
ftbe marine creta.n, factors, Cheapside, Sept. 3.0, at one-T. Burgon, The Learned Chairman then sentenced Gilmore and
It- ‘ V/ ..*, st.i` '44,_,,r..,,,,,,-- 4 Bath .I°. OdurtL .••• . oa . , 45,,
-v•
. --....w..4-. ota • sußtf ri, .m„ t> „ A.,/,,,,, *
hant Walbrook-buildings, City, Sept. 30, at half. , Laster to twelve months' imprisonment, and Collins
mem , ~. 4, c., error '4 <
absorbing interest, in whatever light, it may be con- view, and harmonise well N.vith the rest o the scene. aa es flamsisialfeass4eeeseeee, /Lel; '''e
se „ it, 0-•sill'.',', , 4,01.--
past one-J. Mills, ship owner, Clapham, Oct. 3, at half- and Liptrot to eighteen months' imprisonment in the c-.,,.
.„,--- - ca- "' ~s./.:,a-7,„a,.
~„iss,re ~,,,, ann.., yo-.,_
._...„....,4„a„,e.-
sidered. It will be a novel and important step in our At the bottom of the stairs leading to the officers' . * sk.. • ---?=7-114
Tad
national endeavours to suppress the slave-trade, and, berths, on the roundings of the partitions are four plist eleven-W. Morrison, cooper, Globe-street, Wap-
' ping, Oct. 5, at half-past eleven-J. Coiling, grocer, -Yar- same gaol. ip ~ xd,„ Soirthanyi •' ' .141niafti CLikaln- -' - ! ... . .9f,4•,,,,
11. "Stln . boriAorl or A o ~,,,e 4 ',C.43, CaA441413, . '41.0.4..
The Chairman and Mars' trates then took their seats.
concurrently with the parallel emigration from Eastern exquisite little landscapes, whilst the panels are filled ri
P mouth, Oct. 3, at twelve-M. Glascott, G. M. Glascott, .. - airnauth. / *erltaik., .6,ra.„
,i,..k,:. siisi4 '4%4, - i .Ila
India, be an interesting endeavour to aVail ourselves with Greek honeysuckle, having a very chaste appe:ar- in the Old Court, when the following prisoners were 0 i l'eniang . ___ .
4;,,i ,-, -..-----, i,,,b,r. c .Eri •Am 4,...,1- ,th,,,,,r
- -
.., --,,„---; •:` /547frars : . i--- TX" 'l/4-24.,,_ 1-,L.; •••• .1, etv-es , -
__..,'
and T. T. Glascett, copper merchants, Great Garden-
placed at the bar :-William Bannister, William
a 4, 'sae .• - --- ' eat a. . ....... - ........ -- ...
.v„ . , ~,,, ',,.! -1,,
.__.__.;_- _,....g.z.
oft)* facilitiee of transport which modern science puts ance. On turning at the bottom of the stairs, Just street, Whitechapel-road, Oct. 3, at eleven. • /VaeL sesee-s-i23/44 .. ' ,sV. *.;r.i .72:ia-Tificr- S'a
Booth, John Butterworth, James Collins, James Da- .• .rait,lo, • ,e; .
into our hands, for transplanting whole recta adjoining the officers apartments, there is a painting In the Country. - , tr
. venport, Job Dearden, Anthony Glover, James Kay, - ______a_-.....-.. ,.
.. . , ~.. .. ~ . amarnmmarmatamatitmosnm.
, (J. nien to effect objects of philanthropy and com- of an Indian in native costume, who seems about to G. Wilson and R. Briddor, machine makers, Salford, ,
GREAT WESTERN.
mercial utility. But in proportion as the ex- raise his bow and arrow, as if to prevent the nearer Lancashire, Oct. 7, at ten, at. the C?namissioners%rooins, John Kay,'Joseph Kay, Thomas Lane, John Law-
N.B. in the following Tables M signifies before Noon, and
OPEN TO TAUNTON.
periment is one of magnitude, and the inter_ approach of a stranger. On the other side is a ficrure Manchester-R. Thelwell, sileersmith, Manchester, Oct. son, Richard Leach, William Leach, Thomas Leach, E after it.
. 8, at ten. at the Commissioners'-rooms, Manchester-J. Daniel Miller, James Pilling, Samuel Schofield, -.0,-. STATIONS, with their Distances from Paddington.
ests at stake important, it becomes us to con_ of a member in !he senate in India, dressed inc' the
Bakewell, size manufacturer, Manchester, Oct. 6, at James Simpson, William Standring, Jeffrey War- LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. PADDINGTON, Ealing 51, Hanwell 71, Southall 9, West
shier calmly the advantages expected to be realised by rich costume of his country: In the ladies' cabin are
eleven, at the Comtnissioners'-rooms, Manchester-W. burton, James Whittaker John Whitworth, and Drayton 13, SLOUGH 18, MAIDENHEAD 22i, Twyford 301,
ilillaoz:idA n741:7440.: :552,
lE,NvDEPoNaI4Tn
og7 b oi; ufirie,
cF4tialori-nr,inwg7tdorinfto44adi6.34Wasllhintigfonrd
STATIONS, with their Distances from London.
the peojectore and advocates of African emigration, four large paintings of rivers landsca s and moun-
Radcliffe, J. Radcliffe, and S. Radcliffe, cotton maantaftahe;
•• . and thus guard in time against that recoil which in- wd 0
.e sa ao
fain scenery, with a:sunset a.; seal, hich'sh d h I
turers, Stockport, Cheshire, Oct. 3, at eleven, - Robert Wolstenholme. The Chairman said all the Lownow, Harrow 1 li, WATFORD 171, King's Langley 21,
Boaraoor 241, Berkhawipstead 28, Tanta 314, Aylesbury 431,
prisoners had been found guilty of a riot, but it had
on the whole, and • Well calcu ate t inspire the Irthe Cheltenham'llead-
I variably follows over-raised expectations. The mea.- Commissioners'-rooms, Manchester-W. Sayer, wool
981, Box 1911, BATH 1084, Twerton 10810 Saltforu 1111,
way), WOOTON BASSET 821, CHIPPENHAM 931, Corsham
ind of the fair traveller with sentiments of pure de- LEIGHTON 41, Bletchley and Fenny Stratford 461, WOLVER-
sure in question professes two great objects-First, to m . dealer, Rochdale, Lancashire, Oct. 8, at twelve, at the not been proved that any of them had used anv vio-
strike a vigorous blow at the slave trade by the civi- votion, and a sincere lon n to return to the uiet
gn g q • Commissioners'-rOoms, Manchester-J. Shillito, draper, ge or use o ensive we, .
lent lemma dff ' epons In Conse- and Weilton ' ' . ' "
751, Rucav (Midland Counties Junction) Hil,
TON 52 , Roade 60 BusweinTit 621, Weedo.n 691, 9•Lck
. Keynsham 1131, BRISTOL 1181, Nailsea 1261, Clevedon Road
and happy scenes which those paintings represent.- Birmingham. Oct. 8, at eleven, at the Commissioners% quence of this fact, and in consideration of
,their age, Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 100,
lization Of the native Africans, and the increased sur- 1301, Banwell 1331, WEsTox Sorsa INIERE 1364, Hi h-
-8
' veillance on the coast, for which the communication by Dublin Morning Register. 4 rooms, Manchester-W. Antill, umbrella-stick maniac- the sentence of the Court was, that each of them BIRMINGHAM 112/. bridge 1451, BeinoiwATEa 1511, TAUNTON 1621.
-Departure Arrival A:rival Departure Arrival at Arrival at
steam with the West Indiss, and concomitant arrange- turer, Bourn, Gloucestershire, Sept 29, at twelve, at the should be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for
DOWN TRAINS
at i,t
ments, would afford an excellent point x °ppd. Se- STATE OF TRADE. George Inn, Stroud, Gleucestershire-E. Moss, draper, fourteen days in the New Bailey House of Corection. . DOWN TRAINS. from from Swindon their
,_____Loto_n. Rugby. B rmingbam Daily, except Sauunndteoyns:... Pa4dd3inogr.
I.l:neon's:l. 13,ostbin5atEion.
Liverpool, Nov. 10, at twelve, at the Ciarendon-rooms, The• Learned Chairman then directed that the ____ _., __.____ ______
•condly. The realisation of immensely increased pro- FOREIGN WOOL TRADE, LEEDS, SEPT 9.-Tn the -- ------ Goods fram to T
Liverpocl-R. Williams, farmer, Alvington, Gloucester- term of their imprisonment should conimence from
. eluction in our West Indian colonies, by the introduction lower and middle sorts of German and some other shire, Nov. 9, at eleven, at the Bear Inn, Newnham-R. .-----Mixed, to Birminrrham ... 6 OAI 930 M 11 15 M
Third Class, ditto
Ditto . - 6 0
8 0 108 43i5i 122 2305
io!'a regular supply of able-bodied labourers. The case descriptions of Foreign Wool, there has been a fair Bill, japanner, Birmingham, Oct. 3, at two, at the Was the first day of the session, and as ten days laed passed
a 0 11 56 M 145 Short Train to Maidenhead 9 0 .. 955 M
relative' to the slave-trade is thus expressed by one co business doing, but, on the whole, trade has not im- First Class, ditto
rthis would. set them at liberty at the end of•the week. Mixed, ditto
845
. . terloo-rooms, Birmingham-R. Jones, grocer, Shrews-
the Most zealous advocates of the proposed emigration proved since our last. bury, Oct. 3, at twelve, at the Guildhall, Shrewsbury- tfhhee prisoners seemed thankful for the leniency shown .
Mixed, to Rugby
in. the Colonial Gazette :-,, Great Britain has for ENGLISH WOOL, MARKET, LEEDS, SEPT. 9.-We J. May, mercer, Newport, Isle ot Wight, Oct. 28, at four, ~,rn• *MAIL, First Class 945 1 8 230 To Taunton l2 Noon 258 635 E
thirty years heen_endeavouring to put down the slave- are unable to quote any change in this market since at the Bugle Inn, Newport-J. Kirkpatrick, banker, , ehe next batch placed at the bar were Stephen Mixed, to Birmingham ... 11. 0 243 430 Short Train to Slough 130
Barlow, Thomas Barlow, John Clowes, William Dale, Ditto ditto To Taunton
trade, on the principle of cutting off the supply whilst our last ; there is a moderate amount of business Newport, Isle of W.ight, Oct. 28, at tm4ve, at the Bank-
, 3 0
1 30 E.
_____s 28
_.7
______,ls
the demand remained, and with uniform bad success. doing, for which the supply of wool is fully inadeS ing-house of J. Kirkpatrick aud Coq Newport-NV. T. William Diggle, David Greenhalg, Jeffrey-Harwood, Ditto, to Aylesbury
Ditto, to Birmingha m 5 0 838 10 15 Short Train to Slough 430 ...
It is now proposed to -try the reverse-viz., to affect quate ;in prices there is no alteration. , Wren, brewer, Chichester, Oct. 6, at twelve, at the Jetties Hill,William Ogden,.llrilliam Holden, Thomas
-• Ditto, to Wolverton
the demand by supplying tropical produce by free TRADE OF LEEDS.-Now that the country is be- •
Royal Hotel, Chichester-W. Bentley, sen. and W. Owen, Peter Johnson, Jehn Lumley, John Alannock, •MAtt, Mixed B3o' II 518 130 M Short Train to Maidenhead 530
i 1,01,
3:505 m z
5455 m
Bentley, jun. merchants, Liverpool, Oct. 29, at twelve, Holt Crabb, John Nuttall, Samuel Partington, *Men., to York, by Rugby 9 0 12 ISM
:icnnatuonti;i;
labour cheaper than that produced by the labour oi come peaceable in the manufacturing districts, and at the Clarendon-roe las, Lieerpool-t. L. Stott, soda Thomas Partington, James Pemberton Joseph Pills-
slaves. The British colonies only require labourers the harvest pretty much secured, there, is a better Departure Delia', Arrival
tu develope their resources." tone evinced at our cloth markets than for some time manufacturer, Bristol, Oct. 7, at two, at the Coemnercial-
rooms, Liverpool-J. Cockcroft, J. C. Cockcroft. and .
ington, Samuel Roberts, James Schofield, Robert
Simpson Joseph Standeven, Joseph Sutcliffe John UP TRAINS. from ture from at
Birmingham Rugby. London. SUNDAY DOW N TRAINS.
STANDARD.-We are happy to remark an past, and in some kind of goods there is a very fair
Walke;, Edw d W
Tatt ',I - `
IVilliam Wright. - ---- _ ATT:ihro;odßisr
Ltwsr
i:::;70da: nt ° Reading
....... 525
Short Train to Slough
W. Cockcroft, stuff manufacturers, Addingham, York-
' unanimitr in the Conservative Press of England upon demand, but for fine and middle qualities of cloths shire, Sept. 30, at one, at the Devonshire Arms Hotel, on :Imes 1 aylor,dErlt 'hilhlovmptson, Th'homacsi
.... ..... ..... 930 M To Readini;
ar ar , a moug ,an *Mixed, from Wolverton.
the subject of the Dublin " University election." In there continues to be less business done than we ever akipton-A. Cartwright, J. Cartwright, and W. Cart- Ditto ditto
Ditto, from Birmingham... 70 M 823 M 12 4.5, E MAIL, to Taunton . .. 10 15 10 E 430 E
'this countrs, indeed, we cannot understand why a remember at this season of the year :in fact, the ar- wright, cotton spitmers, Wigan, Lancashire, Oct. 8, at • .
ng part in a riot wherelar
learned body, claiming, and justly we believe claim- tide is to a great extent superseded by beavers, pilots, two, at the Swan Inn, Great Bolton-M. New, inn- The Learned Chairman said they had all been
tehteeyrs hgt.ticlv.e :lot: re: Ditto, from A lesbu
3 ry .
*II F' tCI 8 30 9 43
ge num- AIL, IPS ass
130 To Taunton
Short Train to aidenhead 5 0
2 0 E 455 855
6 0
ing, to stand upon a footing of perfect equality tweeds, and other cheap articles for vvinter clothing, keeper, Gren, Malvern, Worcestershire, Oct. 10, at one, found- guilty of taki
3 15 To Swindon 7 0 10 0
, with the English Universities, should so far stul• which, with fancy cloakings and shawls, form the es
chasara
ata.the Crown Inn, Worcester-J. Lea, sell. and T. hers had assembled together, and although it was in- Mixed, from Birmingham 10 0 Al 17
Ditto ditto ,12 Noon i 23 E 6 0 Matt., to Taunton ... ,8 55 11 35
DoratilT;__Paei:TeefßropAnlt ISRNuenSac.idaiynsg....l Time Leave 1 2Arsrsivaill -
7 300 f M .S.w.. i. n.
....... I 8
sast m .
r trick. butchers, Worcester, Oct. 3, at one, at the cumbent on them to pass a more severe sentence than
tify •itself as to look for a representative beyond principal demand at our Cloth-halls. There has not
White Horse Inn, Worcester-A. Morison, lodging- in the last case, yet, _ inasgm.ouohclie Ditto ditto... - I.. 115 E 235 630
. the. circle of its own members ; a humilia- been quite so much business done in the warehouses house-keeper, Great Malvern, Worcestershire, Oct. 4, at sorted to violence, had not resisted the authorities, and
-,
Third Class, from Binning. 4 0 745
FDiristttoc,lafrsosn2 Rngdibtyto '4 0 5
17 9
15
220 413 10 0 Starting. Junction. Paddington.
tion of which Oxford and Cambridge men would this week as last. Business is however, improving a one, at the Golden Lion Inn. Worcester.
one months' imprisonment in the
moreover, as they all had Sh
not endure the thought for a ,single moment. little as regards the country t;ade and a great num- CERTIFICATES-SEPT. 30. their sentences would not be severe. They were then Mixed, - data
each sentenced to 6 0 •7 IS 11 15 Ditto from Slough.... 9 0 ... 945
Either the Dublin TJniversity is qualified to confer ber of country drapers are expected in town during T. Lee, worstediarn manufacturer, Wakefield, York- S •
*Man., Mixed, ditto l2 Night 123 M 5 30M From ... windon
•',:t perfect education, or it is not ;if it is, the month. shire-C. Rich, innkeeper Briehton-A. Leach, Jn.
, e:, House of Correction, and at the termination to enter li
°A xed, from Rugby , 1 5 5 0 From Bristol
- • lfields-
,vhat possible reason can tbere be for passing BRADFORD MARKET, THURSDAY.-The wetness of Leach, and Js. Leach, dealers, Brick-lane, spite . The Su t
n lay Trains are marked *. Short Tr. from Maidenhead 11 15
ewer the hundreds of Protestant gentlemen whose the day has greatly tended to retard business opera- hollen cloth anufacturer Smithridine
W. Iredale, w al ,
~ T
t th •
in o eir own recognizances of 20/. to keep the peace 1 dd•t•
• n a i ion to those marked there i 3 a Mixed Train leaVes MAIL, from Bristol
Tohn Bellfield, Samuel C • • • ' 110 -
Yorkshire -D. Low merchant, Adam's-court, Old , ames Barlow, . onnor, Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Short Tr. from Maidenhead 145 E
names appear upon its books, to look for two Repre- tions in the piece market, and we hear that less than 245
Broad-street-ll R 'll h l 1-• H - c I John Deardon, Walker Gregory, and arriving in London at 730 E.
. usse up o sterer, etngston-upon- cnry ross ey, Goods Train from Taunton.. 730 M 540 E 12 0
pentatives. (unfortunately it has one already) educated an average has been done. Prices, if anything, a shade
Thames -L. Whitb 'builder Green Draeon-yard, John Harley, Thonfas Hill, Charles Hope, Thomas _, „__.., From Taunton ... • 9)5 12 55 350 E
k.lsewhere ? All its bitterest enemies could not so in favour of the buyer. In the yarn market there
Whitecha ITB Y' ' ' -11 li a Marsden,
pe - . arter, surgeon, Poole-R. Hata ey, - orroeks, ,awrence Thomas Pixton, Sa- B IRMING El A.-M-- -AN D DERBY. Ditto ll 15 240 530
I:nuch disgrace the University as it would be self-dis- appears to be a fair demand for general using num- Short Train from Slough
,30
tailor, Rochdale. Lancashire-A. Morison, lodging- muel Porter, John Riglay, • Thomas Ryder, and
DOWN. UP. From Taunton
i p-aced by this act. The single imaginable allevi- hers, but fine yarns continue to be neglected. In 1
house-keeper, Great alaleern,Worcestershire-A. Wise, Th s • a who were convicted for riot at II
• e awl, of such a self-offered dishonour too is want- prices no alteration. Since our last report there has omas mit 1, . ey- - - Short Tr. from Blaidenhead 8 0 ... ...... .... 9 o
N. Baker, and W. S. Rental], bankers, Newton Abbot d t
e o three months each and hard T De avure Arrival
P , Departure Arriyal From Taunton
RAINS. from Bir- at TRAINS. from at Bit:-
it. V- The pereon whom it is proposed to elect, in been little or no change in wool, either as regards Devonshire. , wood, were sentenc
labour in the }louse of Correction, except Thomas ;ininghane Derby. Derby. mingham. MAIL, from Taunton .., 111 15 235 M 525 M
,11.3 i eirageraent of the claims, not only of the learned prices nr stocks in hand. The supply is an average, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. _ Goods Traiu from Taunton 630 E 240 740
- ' Smith,"who was sentenced to six months' hard labour ; •••,--er ,---,. i---- - -7-l-
ava eloquent Solicitor General (Berm Sir Al tillers; but the sales during the week are limited.-I,ceds J. Perry and J. Perrott, warehouse-keepers, Bristol- 12 30M 215 AI *Mixed ..1 8 20111 10 20111 SU 'D ,' ' '
N AY Ul _MAINS. .-s
ci
rdered to find two sureties of 10/ .1 --A-••
• •••
Si nith's san, too 1), hut of all the gentlemen, with- Mercury. G. Perry, sen. and J. Perry, saddlers, Bristol-J. Mor- and each were o
~ . .
• eat -1
a Mixe,1,...1 7 0 850 ,1 Dit.to...'ll 45 145 E Short Tmin from Slough 8 0111
• eve or six months; and to enter into 1 30 E 320 From Swindon
..........
otras eexceptiaa, educated in Dublin, certainly does - ---- - timer and C. Haselden, boeksellers, Wiginore-street A. to keep the p . 1
ce lst &2d 10 30 12 15 El' Ditto. 7 0
not poseees - that distinction which would pal- PRISON DISCIPLINE. Oppenheim, H. Oppenheim, jun. and S. Oppenheim, their own re a .
co enizan sof 20/..- • Class 125 E 3 15 11 st t',L2d ... 430 620 MarL, from Taunton ....... 645 10 30 M 110 E
- liate a deviation from the just and natural rule. TIIE CASE AT DOVER. •Innson and Jol R t I 1 d
cabinet makers, Mansell-street, 'Goodman's-fields--R. Cyrus Hute s in s ,
o ram wsopea ed Trains 4 0 554 I *MAIL -11 0 12 45 M Short Tra4ti from Slough ... 50 E ......
Mixed.. .6 15 815 ? i From Taunton ... l2 30 420 E 720
Clarke and T Keeline red brick manufacturers, Shelton guilty. to a. charge I
o riot at 13nry, were sentenced, " '
Mr. . ,tfamilton may he a resFectable man, and Extracts from the printed regulations for prisons in • Sundays, in addition to which Short Tr. from Maidenhead 730
The Trains marked * rums an
''
1 A Tur 1. e d ' h • to six months, a d the 1 • h
Staffordshire-J. Southee an( . ner, in h rapers, te• former . : n . atter to eig t Ditto from Reading .... 9 0
excep., i
t hat we find his name OH Mr. Shaw's Corn- England and Wales, approved by Lord Normanby in nt • Trains leave Birmingham and Derby at 339 E, and arrive at
Brompton-W. Wright and T. Richards, music Sellers, months' imprisonme and hard labour in the House Mete, from Taunton •••....1 11 15 .•2 35 M 525 M
infittee ot-compurgators, we should concede, as a mat 1840, and reconnmended to county and borough Ma- Ch TA I • EG tl dRCh tt • , f • •
ester- . s ivvin, . e ey, an • "" a) , 0 Correctton. Moses Greenhalgh was sentenced to either place at '7
15 E.
1=11.11111...111 The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stations.
ter of' riielin, that he is boil an intelligent and honour- gistrates for general adoption.
. 0 , • mercers, Stratford-on-Avon-C. and W. Lowther, sta- nine months' laird labour in Lancaster Castle, John MI OLAND COUNTIES. ---
aide man ; 'but conceding even this-conceding that he " Rule 216. Every prisoner shall be examined by t" Bl kf • dJ R r and J. Kirby, She f -
toners, ac nars-roa - . ope ' a Allen Thomas; Lever, and Thomas Greenhalgh, to STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. ' SOUTH. WESTERN.
ii at once respectable, intelligent, and honourable__ the surgeon before he shall be passed int° the proper Island Brewery, Sheffield-G. Jennings, H. Brown, and ' STATIONS with th •D.
twelve months' ;
anprisounient in the same gaol ; John RUGBY, ULLESTHORPE 71, Broughten-Astley 11, Wig- , eir istances from Nine Elms.
what proof has he given either of zeal or talent ? His ward. . Having been examined he shall be cleansed in R. Ascough, linen manufacturers, York (so far as re- e., . N 1 NE Elms, Wandsworth 3, Wimbledon 6, KINosToN 10,
Butterwort , NV
li ho had co • d •
Mmitte a violent assault on ston 161, LEICESTER 20, SvsToN 244, Silaby 271, Barrow 30, Esher and H
zeal, it seems is to be established by his hay_ ' a warm or cold bath, and have his hair cut, as the garde R. Ascough)-S. Petty, sen., and S. Petty. jure, . ampton Court 13, Walton 151, Weybridge 171,
Loyeansoitottair 321, Kegworih (Nottingham Junction) 34 -ur
in.- orir,inated' some useful -and excellent society. surgeon may direct ; but prisoners for trial, or for earthenware manufacturers Leeds-T. and W. S. a workman .th
in e employ of Mr. Fletcher to ei ht
g een , e °KING 23 F
Sawley 42*, liorrowash 45*, DE asv 491. , arnborough 311, Winchfield 38, 'BASING-
,' :.,
.Alas ! for proofs like this. It is not detracting examination, and misdemeanants* of the first division,' Fletcher, colliers, .Darcy L N , _ .
_.
'e
-er Lancashire-A m months' imprisonment, and Earnshaw 140 had been
',from the merits of suCh societies to say that shall be bathed and cleansed, and have their hair cut, MM. Al .• ' ed i the mob with
Alexander, L. L. Alexander, and i
.exander, arm n a lar lb' t two ears'
ge cu , o y DOWN . I UP. (Gosport Junction) 72, SoUTHAmPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare-
d hard I b ham 82, GOSPORT 87.
they are as often founded by ambitious and artful, only when absolutely neceesary for the purposes of merchants, Manchester-E. Price and J. Ridd. soda imprisonment an a our in the same gaol. Departure Arrival i Departure Arrival
f B• l R.B - dO Ld
water menu acturers, risto - . erne an . . o ee, Robert Stott and Edward Tittler were sentenced to TRAINS. from at ' i TRAINS. from at Deputure Arrival at Arrival
' by sincere men. Who founded the Irish Bruns- health or cleanliness. No prisoner shall be stripped f L
canvass menu acturers, eeds-M. H. Davis and 11. Cul- three months' imprisonment in the House of Correc- Rugby. Derby 1 Derby. Rugby. DOWN TRAINS. from Southamp- at
uicli ' Clubs, excellent societies, but societies upon and bathed in the presence of another prisoner. ---- -- -- -
lingworth, woollen drapers, Leeds-B. Barston and E. D. tion and ordered to find sureties to keep the peace Ist
.
Which the later conduct of their founders and " Rule 218. Male prisoners shall be shaved at 'Br . • L " t WPIW P 1 • d '
e an, ironmongers, elves er- . ee , .
ee 'an for six months. 2tl ...... 945 12 'lO E . 241
leaders reflected little honour eleis a cheap zeal least once a week ; and in the case of convicted pri- J- Peel, merchants, Alexandria, Egypt-J. Price, G. - Ditto .....
Thomas Lee and Dennis Lawley were sentenced to 3d
- -Ant Which urges men to take stations of much con- soners except Misdemeanants of. the first division, Frost, and C. Robertshavv, cloth merchants, Hudders- •, • • ' " ' " 4th 250 530 E , 4th ...... 440 7 0 °Cods Train .
~ two months imprisonntent and hard labour in the 12 Noon 610 625
a•deration, at. no loss or danger. As to Mr. Hamil- their 'hair shall be cut once a month ; the hair of tield, Yorkshire-J. Harvey and T. Collier, linen -, sth .ii 45 10 50 1 sth 730 10 0 vix(d Train lO E 420 5 0
t. d l -
House of teorrec ion, an aso ordered to find sureties
. tdei's talents, they, we suppose, %are given up, for we Prisoners, before trial, is to be cut only when necessary drapers, Sidmouth, Devonshire-H. Garwood and W. - 6th Mail 12 20 M 249 M I 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 M 3 0 6 0 6 ‘..5
Liisxtairna i
he eace for six in '
ont .
hs ON SUNDAYS. n 5 0 8 30 9 0
haVe never heard one word of them. It is said that fo'r the purposes of health and cleanliness. Roast, livery stable keepers, Gray's Inn-lane, Holborn- to keep t p
- 1 John F' MAIL
he has sat in Parliament ; but if he has, he has left no Convicted by a Court or Judge. R. Wight, T. Fcirster, and O. Williams, iron a ork John Bra ,
mal ielding
. , o
Jhn Holland, John Ist
fore-ers, South Shields (so far as regards 0. Williems)- Lane, Thomas Orme, and Ralph Taylor, who were 2d
trace there ; nobody remembers one word or act al 6 0 830 341
--------- - W.'Botterill, sen. and G. Botterill, coffee-house keepers, tried along with others to the number of fifty-one, for 34
his Parliamentary career-nearly the worst report THE HERRING FISHERY. 4th l2 20 Al 249 M 4th Mail 10 40 12 50 M
Shoe-lane-F. and J. Chudleigh, plasterers, Newtcn a riot on the 20th of August, at Eccles, and turning The t• . • • , MAIL
that can.be made of any representatiye of the people. -...- Imes of arriving at and departing from Nottingham ana Short Trains to Wokinq at 1014 Morning, and at 21.4, 414, and a%
Abbot, Devonshire-J., S. Williams and J. Lewis, brick- out the hands at the Clifton collieries, a report of
Why, then, is the University of Dublin to pass a FRASERBURGH, SEPT. 5.-The herring fishing at tliis L• Derby are nearly the same. Evening, calling at intervening stations, and performing the journey
layers, iverpool.. which appeared in our Paper of Wednesday last, were tit an hour and ten minutes. Sundays at 9 Al, and at 24 and 714 E
•
:judgment, not merely of incompetency, but, if we station was concluded last week : the beats i
-" DamLer SCOTaII SEQUESTRATIONS. next brought up for sentence. NORTH MIDLAND. -
' Arty coin a word, -of infra-incompetency, upon every •
were 208, averaging upwards of 200 crans each. JOHN CARRICK, grocer, Glasgow, Sept 14 and Oct. Derarture Departure Arrival
Th I earned CHAIRMAN, in addressing them, ob- (IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE MIDLAND COLIN- UP TRAINS. , from from South- at
'one of its own members, by selecting for its repre- BANFF, SEPT. 5.-The fishing is now over for this 5, at twelve, at the Chambers of A. Strath . GI - e 4 '
trn, asgow. . TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY, MANCHES- Gosport. ampt 11. Nine-Elms.
sentative such a man, though absolutely a strait 9
ger . ,
season. The average for this district is less than last THOMAS, CHESTER, tavern keeper Glaseow sert ed that they had been convicted of a very serious
TER AND SHEFFIELD MANCHESTER AND m -
)ear ; Macduff and Whitehills are about 115 crans ' ' riot. They had joined with a great number of other 3
01h C ' '
Sept 16 and ct. 14, at twe ve, at t e ommercial Inn, Z LEEDS, HULL ' ' k -an
.LBY AND THE GREAT . '
ARRIVAL OF THE HINDUSTAN average ; Gardenston and Portsoy, about 150. 'rhere Glasgow. • committino. a serious breach of the law. They had NORTH OF ENGAND sc
'
LAND.) Mixed Train .
Goods Train
6 30 . 7 0
9 15 10 s,
3 15 E
STEAM-SHIP. seems to be, however, a greater supply of herrings than THOMAS BOYD and CO., manufacturers, Paisley, all been found guilty of a very great offence, and it DOWN TRAINS. mixed Train 8 :3., 9 0 12 30
, there is any demand for ; and the sales making are t
' a- a Sept. 15 and Oct. 6, at one, at the Office of Martin and was absolutely necessary the Magistrates should ma- Fast Train lO 31 Il 0 '2 0
This anagnificent vessel arrived in Kingstown Har- price which must entail a heavy loss on the curers. Mixed Train l2 :10 E 10 E 430
Hode.e, Paisley: nifest their opinion of such proceedings by passing a Departure from 1 Arrival at
- hour yes.`erday evening at a quarter to six. She left WICK, SEPT. 2.-The fishing at this port during the c' , Fast Tratn
very severe sentence. One of them (Holland) lmd _ . 1 i . Mixed Train 5 :30 6 0 915
Liverpool in the morning at five minutes after seven, latter end of last week was very.successful, but has gra- PRICE OF SUGAR. Derb Sheffield. Sheffleli.! Leeds. Man. v,. Darling- Goods Train
ons.
. adMitted that he had attended the meeting on Kersal che,ter. " ton. SUNDAYS.
being Just I•salf an hour later than the Government dually taken off this week, and is now considered to be The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed _ _ I
5 OE , 6 19M 8 30M 6 40111 9 201%1 Nr
...AIL
mail-boat, tile Urgent ; and yet she cast anchor in tin nearly terminated. The average for the week is thirty from the Returns made in the Week ending Sept. 7, 1842, ii .I__ ,
Moor where it had been resolved tor in a:body to the 31 M
-........ 7 35M llO 15 11 45 1 1 0 145 Mixed Train J 930 10 6 145 E
harbour an I-four before the latter reached the jett crans per boat, makine. a total average for the season of 365. 44d. per cwt., exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or cli 11. • s and tu dd Pi ldi
fferent co tem _ rn out the han s, an e ng 615 845
I 9 :10MI Ditto ...
37, about 120 crans e .11." 0 ' payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. had joined with him and the mob, being at the time
thus performi; tg the voyage against a strong heac: n theavest coast and in Orkney 930 10 45 11 45 1 15E 5 OE 2 O.E 5 15E days at 9 4 111, 6L• , and 814 E.
there has not bteac half armed with a large stick, and therefore the sentence of 12 45E 2 OE 2 45E 4 0 635 445 7 •
't ind in ten ho "ars and forty minutes. On nearing coast to North S' n a fi.shing. Along the Berwick - - - ----- ------- ~
d five or six half-minute uns • • underland it has also been very short ; THE PROGRESS OF LEGAL TYRAN ' It • h h
NY.- IS pre- t e Court on tem was, that they should be imprisoned 345 430 530 .7 0 845 745 LONDON AND BRIGHTON.
the pier she fire g , which and several other places are d • bable that there is some mis-statement or exaveration 4 0 530 630 Blb 10 0
1 b the revenue bri un er an average, viz., and kept to hard labour in Lancaster Castle for 6 months. STATIONS, with their Distanees from London Bridge.
' were answeres. y g shamrock, she from lielmsdale to Clyth inclusive, in the following letter, but the fact that a man ties limn That Lane, Orme, and Ral h T I h uld be im-
p ay or, s o 6 0 730 815 945 LONDON, New Cross 3, Caovrion 101. Godstone Road 13*,
avari ,
*no the mail- ckets an uNDAYS.
transport-ship, N pa , d othet ABERDEEN, SEPT. 7.-Several of our boats left off held to bail, and to ahswer at the Sessihns, for allowing
. prisoned and kept to hard 1 b • th
a our in e same gaol for 3 19E
. vessels in the harbou fl. t h
r _aa_ _appened to have guns oil ishing some days a d I 1 d b 1 trris we are afraid, -
go, an tie regu ar season has closed a room to be occume yaec u e „ THREE Banton 29*, Balcombe 331, HAYWARD'S HEATH
board. A A +heir colours • the ~: with this morninws fishing
n hoisee- . , revenue he,g 6 `-'• Their success has been substantially correct. Interference-minute, vexatious nine months. As to Bra.mall, his case was the worst. 7OM 8 45M 9 45M111 15111 IOE 12 Noon
He had taken an active •tl .' t being armed 3OE 4 30E 5 30E1 7 15E 930 BOE 374, Hasiock's Gate 431, BRIGHTON 501.
part In le Ito ,
' and one or two revenue cruisers manned their yards, ereat ; and the average per boat has reached as high as interference--is the order of the day ; and it will be, we Leave Arrive i Leave Arrive In
their crews giving three loud cheers in honour of the 210 crans. have no doubt, rigidly carried out. We copy the fol- .
with t" 1- havina a lare • h d d i
" le
t ffensiv 1 on ea._ an__ wh_ch, had *,,,* The Dowr. Trains arrive at Hull in about tmo hours
be ir ~c , n I later than their arrival at York. DOWN'. London. Brighton: UP. Brighton. London •
. • a rata' con-
it been used 0 e y, must have produ e
_____
__e_.?_______ _ _ --
• ch was majesti
monarch of the deep, whi cally advanc • ---- lowing from the _Liverpool Mercury :-" SOUTHPORT LAW
h•ch the were hea l • • •
ing to our shores, in w.... 1 y rtay joineo neon .
BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET, SErp. 0.-There has AND JusTwB.-Sir.-A small meeting took place at sequences. The sentence on him was, that he should UP TRAINS. MAIL. First I don 930
It. y the thousands. who crowded the jetty and surround- a very fair demand for sugars the sales amounting Churehtown near Southport I send you a copy of the be imprisoned and kept to hard labour in Lancaster . Clais 945.11 45 Mixed ....... 730 M 10 0
ToCreydon 10 45 First Class... 9 0 11 •
i.o about 600 hhd d • ' ' • 1. •d h h
s. at stea y prices, principally groce- notice on w-ich it was convene- -y t-e bellman-"Fhe Castle for twelve calendar months. Departure from I Arrival at
leg pier. The evening was delightful, and the coup iies. Since ou I fi L rd - - - bl•
r ast, ve eewa Island cargoes have Pu ic are respectfully informed that Mr. Mitchell, from .
There remain seeeral caSes of riot yet to be tried ; Mixed ... 11 45 215 E Mtn, Mixed 11 0 i3O E
. Ditto
•tieil was one of the most, pleasing and imposing we Darling.
York. Man- Leeds. Sheffield. Sheffield. Derby. • Mixed FirstClas.s,.. 3 3-0 520
arrived with 2,000 lilids. and tierces.; also, the St. Vin- Stockport, will deliver two lectures, one on this even- and, in consequence of the annual session at Preston ten. ehe,te First Clam 8 0 5 IN'
',We wit
-, lassedfor s, long tirne. As soon as the Hin- sent, from Jamaica • the Marys, from Nevis ; and the ing, and one on to-morrow evening, on the present dis- being held to-morrow, the Court was adjourned at
6 01M 7 35111 8 15M 10 15M Mixed ... 60 • 630 Ditto .. . . !30
.... ... 7 if g3O
I
.12 10 31
,Goods
. dtiStan dropped her anchors, another signal-gun was Fanny, from Barbad'oes.-Bristol Mercury. tressed state of the country. Mr. Mitchell will show the h -
alf-past seven till the 19th inst. e 0 ,1230 51
6 1551 8 45M 7 051 930 10 45 !II 45 12 45E .
roCroydonsa3oAy
fired, and hundreds of boats put off from the pier and EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT PRESTON.-Information cause of the distress which exists among the great body ..........lIIM., =MIMI N1N.....M • IMMINIIMINIMEM D S. From SUNDAYS.
Pity, SO that the spectators might come in closer was yesterday received at Bow-street of a robbery of the middle and working cla.sses ; and will also show 915 12 Noon 10 01OE2 OE 2 45F 415
Tit W F AI ' ' ' Mixed 745k110 15 51 j Crciydon
• . . . 2 IND-Ur! op THE OUR-HORSE .. Ans.- 12 15E, 3OE 1 10E 4 0 5 30. 6. 30., 815 Ditto
10 4h 115 E ;Mixed
. rfoXll-111ty with the object of universal attraction, and having been committed in Preston, to the amount of the only peaceeble means by which happiness can be re-
The Leominster font. horse -mail from this city ceases. 330 1 6 19- 4 "45 '7. 9- 812 845 10 9 Ditto
laa even gratified with an outward view, the public aearly 2,000/. It appears that the property, which stored to the millions.' The meeting was attended
.by , running on Sundi h- / i -list- aS• we hive previously
Y,t el tti .., SUNDAYS. 'FoCroydon 10 0 I, Ditto 7 0 930
having been prohibited from going on board. We consists entirely of notes, was enclosed in a ma- about two hundred persons, and passed off in as peace- stated, and its place will be supplied by a mail cart • and
'however, through the kindne - f C tai
ss o ap n Hutchin- roon-coloured pocket-book, which was stolen frora
the pocket of able a manner as possible. Could you believe it ! A we have now to announce that the days of the Li;dlow
12 15, 2 45, 4 45, and 7 uE.
Mr. Gre son who kindly lent the room f I best of • , 3 45. 5 15. and 6 45E.
a gentleman, whilst walking in the g ' , f • • or tle . 3.30 E 6 19E1
mail are also numbered, the contractors having received 7 9 812 9 0 10 9 From Shoreham for ftrighton at 830 and JO 3431, and at 10, 3 3:i,
• edicthe harbour-master of Kingstown were granted t t f
that,'privilege, and we ma- - ' . s ree 0 that town. The numbers and amount all purposes-namely, or poenting out a remedy for our notice frotn the General PO9t-OffiCe that their present con- 530 and 7 :30E. SUnda s a
.* rains leave Hull for.D7by daily At 61 and 11111, and .... ,_. „ . y tio OM, and Y 45, 4 30, 60, and 8 OE.
y truly say that our asto- of the stolen n admitted and wide-spread distress, was taken prisoner t at 2i and SE. On Sundays at JE only. ue mixed 1 rains stop at all the Stations, the First Class Trains
nislinient was never before ex • otes tire as follow :-A 530/. note, t which • h oed of November, will t b
rac , expires on t ee - no - e only at First Class StationS.
- - • . cited t,o such a degree, No. 15,419, dated Manch t• F on Sunday last, and incarcerated in a dungeon. The
es el, eb. 15, 1842, signed Z. renewed ; thus putting a final extinguisher upon the race =a5....a55ae5,......
nat. Mix gratincation in the contemplation of an b U. • • fr 1 fll •dh b htbf t a• GRAND JUNCTION.
.. yo - wins , one or eOO ~ No. 16 016 dated M nchest rF b o owing ay e was roug e ore wo i lagtstrates,
ject of art or nature so unbound d d f 1 16,1842, signed Z. U • , , a e, e . of four-horse mails, so far as theyiare connectet
1 with the LONDON AND DOVER.
e; an we ee wins; one for 100/ ,No 00313 dated dfi d 5/ d 133 expenses ; and bound o
an , ne ~ an . . ver to ap- ~ ithful citv " earn, the arraneement W "
_ROM _IREINGIIAM TO Li.' FROM LIVERPOOL AND M OPEN TO HEADCORN STATION. ,
As far as wehan d
~, .
vim.
ANCHESTER To
bsund. to express our thanks to Captain Mo by, R.N Manchester, Feb. 24, 1842:signed J. 1.9 •
Cassil ; one for
' pear at the Sessions or Assizes at Liverpool, himself in fa - •
is, that the bags from this city; now conveye by the Got & MANCHSSTER. • H '
-IRMINCHANI. DOWN FRAMS. l' UP TRAINS.
the officer in command ; Captain 1-a- • rs
- • .'
tOO/. No. L W 97,474, dated Manch * 50/ d t t• •n 211 each. Would you have the
~ an wo sure les i J --
ilharns of the ester, Feb. 17, 1841 Ludlow mail, com nein& at lenbury, are to be dis- - Departure from I Arrival in
Leave , Time of crival at
' Shamrock, who came on board; and Lieut:P 1
e i signed W. Hughes; one for lON., No. 95,151, dated Man' kindness to inform this poor man under what law these hed to lair ( rake 'and thence conveyed to their ' Birmingham. . Departure. Birmingham. London. corn Station. 1, Headcorn. 1 London.
RS., the second officer in command, for the' ow
-,
'.:hester, Feb.l7, 1841, signed J. Hogsllesh ; one for 100/, two Magistrates are acting, which will oblige yours,-p patc. . narigiiain, .. .
1 h -h lc --.
I lite- ' destination by the present Ludlow mai t row,- tdder- 73 , 111 815 114 h 75 M I 940 51
ria,. oys‘i uttpntion in pointing (mt. tee ....,r P° A.red 93.166, a d M
_ate__ _anchester. Feb. 17_ 1811 4; ~,, nel A' VISITOR AT SOUTHP•RT.' First Clas •1 45 AI .. First CI a - 1 -
'I •30 51 8 ONI
.9 30 11 45 _ H 7 40 11 i 5 _
___ _ _ _ _ rni,,croe_ Th. ~„,.:i ___. that now runs to Kidderminater eeee, ees.i•a ~.n n' mi..,1 .A..8,1::i ‘. A 11 ,-1,1 .'

ARRIVAL OF THE HINDUSTAN'
STEAM-SHIP.
This .magnificent vessel arrived in Kingstown Har-
bour yes.`erclay evening at a quarter to six. She left.
Liverpool in the morning at five minutes after seven,
being just 1.-calf an hour later than the Government
mail-boat, tile Urgent; and yet she cast anchor in tilt
harbour an hour before the latter reached the jetty,
thus perfonnh ig the voyage against a strong head
ind in ten hoe's and forty minutes. On nearing
the pier she fired five or six half-minute guns, which
were answered ley
nthe revenue brig Shamrock, the
transport-ship, .i.
avano, the mail-packets, and other
vessels in the harbour that happened to have guns on
board. All hoisted their colours ; the revenue brig
and one or two revenue cruisers manned their yards,
their crews giving three loud cheers in honour of the
monarch of the deep, which was majestically advanc •
ing to our shores, in which they were heartily joined
by the thousands who crowded the jetty and surround-
ing pier. The evening was delightful, and the coup
ava.s one of the most.pleasing and imposing we
witnessed for a long tune. As soon as the Hin-
ciostan dropped her anchors, another signal-gun was
fired, and hundreds of boats put off from the pier and
jtbity.7 so that the spectators might come in closer
p?oximity with the object of universal attraction, and
i"; 6• even gratified with an outward view, the public
?taring~ been prohibited from going on board. We
however, through the kindness of Captain Hutchin-
sor,`,the harbour-master of Kingstown, were granted
that privilege, and we may truly say that our asto-
niskfient was never before excited to such a degree,
ndr our gratification in the contemplation of any ob-
ject. of art or nature so unbounded ; and we feel
baund. to express our thanks to Captain Morsby, R.N.,
the officer in command ; Captain Williams., of the
Shamrock, who came on board; and Lieut. Powell,
8.N., the second officer in command, for their polite- i
ness and attention in pointing out the various por-
tiOns of the ship worthy of observation. The Hin-
4oatan is the property of the Oriental Steam-ship
company, who have already large vessels plying be_
tureen Falmouth and Alexandria, and is destined to
run- between Bombay and Suez, thus forming a per-
-- feet- Steam communication, between Great Britain and
Egypt. She was built by the
the bast Indies via :CgYP
Me-sasrs.. Wilton, of INTor th Shire, Liverpool, whos4
ferr:e as" naval architects, both in the construction ot
steanc,, and sailing vessels, has reached to the most
reinoie. countries of the ;-lobe. Her length of keel
feet, dna length from taffrail to figure head 2:5:,
feet ; depth 1.7r0m spar-de& 20 feet ; burden, as re.
giqer, 2,017 tons; but she is supposed to be full
able to carry 2,,aca;). tons Of heavy goods. Her engine!
are of .520 horse poNver. S 1 is rigged as a three-
.- masted schooner, with .foretop sail, topgallantsail, main
yards, &c. She is, we I anderstand, calculated to carry
• a great number of heavy suns, should she at any time
he -required for warlike 'ervice- Some idea of do
;mmense size and capacity , If this ship may be formed
from the_fara., as stated to u: ff that every -.)0 tons put
cn board silks her only one _;nch in the water, and
,that her anchors. and cables nloir'e weigh upwards ot
40 tons. Iler engines were made by Messrs. Faw-
cett and Preston, of Liver pool, and are ponderous
pieces of mechanism, benutifu ty finishes and polished.
The diameter of each pad ate-wheel, which is of
wrought iron, is 32 feet. 'There are two sets of
boilers, and, consequently, 1 is funnels, which are

BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET, SEPT. 9.—There has
been a very fair demand for sugars, the sales, amounting
about 600 hhds. at steady prices, principally groce-
des. Since our last, five Leeward Island cargoes have
arrived with 2,000 lihds. and tierces ; also, the St. Vin-
cent, from Jamaica ; the Marys, from Nevis ; and the
Fanny, from Barbadoes.—Bristol Mercury.
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT PRESTON.—lnformation
was yesterday received at Bow-street of a robbery
having been committed in Preston, to the amount of
nearly 2,0001. It appears that the property, which
Consists entirely of notes, was enclosed in a ma-
roon-coloured pocket-book, which was stolen from
the pocket of a gentleman, whilst walking in the
street of that town. The numbers and amount
of the stolen notes are as follow :—A 530 L note,
No. 15,419, dated Manchester, Feb. 15, 1842, signed Z.
I.Twins ; one for 5001., No. 16,016, dated Manchester, Feb.
16, 1842, signed Z. Uwins ; one for 1001., No. 00313, dated
Manchester, Feb. 24, 1842, signed J. D. Cassil ; one for
100/. No. L W 97,474, dated Manchester, Feb. 17, 1841,
signed W. Hughes; one for 100/., No. 95,151, dated Man-
.:hester, Feb. 17, 1841, signed J. Hogsflesh ; one for 100/.,
dated 93,166, dated Manchester, Feb. 17, 1841, signed A.
Jackson; one for 100/., No. QY 01473, dated Manchester,
Feb. 24, 1842, signed T. Donald; one for 100/., No. L W
99,729, dated Manchester, Feb. 17, 1841, signed J. Van-
,lassart ; one for 100/., N 0.97,681, dated Manchester, Feb.
17, 1841, signed W. Taylorl;7 esifgonreldol Taylor;ov/. No. 97,504,
n5004e,
lated Manchester, Feb. 17, 84
'or 1001. No. No. Q Y 01107, dated Manchester, Feb. 24,
1842, signed A. Jackson; one 501. note, and four 101.
'cites. A reward of 100/. is offered for the apprehension
.f the offenders and the restoration of the property.
Dt to
se k
o n, ace
accident.
ENGRAVING.--The
art of print en-
graving,oAtitperooirmisp,oomrtaannt
having entered
z sthe
exult into
he studio of the celebrated Florentine goldsmith, Maso
Finiguerra, bearing in her hand a. packet of wet linen,
neautiously placed it upon a table on which lay a small
,ilver plate that the artist had just finished engraving.
.n order to see the effect before it was enamelled, he had
illed the lines with a composition very nearly approach-
ng our common printing ink, composed of lamp-black
ind oil ; and the woman, upon taking up her parcel,
'ound a very neat impression of the subject upon the wet
lapkin in which it was enveloped. Such is the story
old by Vasari, and if not exactly true, it has, at least,
the merit of being highly probable.—Dublin Review.
A few Friends of Humanity from Union-street,
Borough, have subscribed 14s, for the benefit of the wife
and family of a man named Taylor, who was tried at the
ast Old Bailey Sessions, and sentenced to three months'
imprisonment with hard labour, for resisting his " lawful
apprehension by the police" at Kennington-common.—
t:The money may be had by application at our office.]
Advertiser.

THE WIND-up OF THE FOUR-lIORSE MAILS.—
The Leominster fow-horse mail from this city. ceases,
running on Sunday, the llely hist:, as we hive previously
stated, and its place will be supplied by a mail cart i • and
we have now to announce that the days of the Ludlow
mail are also numbered, the contractors having received
notice from the General Post-office that their present con-
tract, which expires on the 2.2 d of November, will not- be
renewed ; thus putting a final extinguisher upon the race
of four-horse mails,
`• so far as they are connected with the
faithful city."
As far as we can learn, the arrangement
is, that the bags from this city, now conveyed by the
Ludlow mail, commencing at Tenbury, are to be dis-
patched to Birmingham, and thence conveyed to their
destinatiOn by the present Ludlow mail through Kidder-
minster. The mail cart that now runs to Kidderminster.
,
is also to be taken off the road, and its bags transferred in
like manner to the same mail, which is to drop those
from Stourport, Hartlebury, and Mmbersley, at BewdleY;
and, as we are told
a walking postman is to be em-
ployed to convey them from Bewdley to those places.
\Ve have not heard what provision is abe made for the
conveyance of the bags at the places intermediate be
tween this city anti Tenbary, in lieu of the Ludlow mail.
--Worcester Gimmick.
INCENDIARY FIRE.--On Thursday night, the Ist
instant, the inhabitants of Collyweston, near Stamford,
were aroused from their slumbers by the cry
of fire. It turned out that an oat-stack be-
longing to Mr, Thorns .Stokes, butcher, and
farmer, of that place, was in flames. The stack was standing
in an enclosurecalled the :•i"te-pit, Close.near the village,
and contained about 30 quarters or oats, the produce of six
acres of land. The tire was discovered between ten and
eleven o'clock
; and ulth°ugh every exertion was made
to extinguish it, the whole stack was consumed. There
is no doubt that it was the work of an incendiary, and
character residing in theaTrki.clelag:i.
During the perform Divine Service at St.
a reward of 201. has been offered to any party who may
on Sunday evening last,
bringu e ien t,shecohflteirnethle,r
in
no jttntsitsicceit.y,Suspicioa attaches to a bad
turned off the gas,
some graceless urchin had the audacity to enter the door-
wayand left the minister and con-
from the street, and creep unheard, to the spot where
the gas meter of the church is deposited ; having sud-
denlygregation in to;,al darkness, he hastily decamped, and by
lint of hard running avoided detection.—Worcester
Journal.

LIFE IN DUBLIN LONG AGO.—Life in Dublin, at
the time I write ofi- was about as gay a thing as a man
Can well fancy. Less debarred than in other countries
from partaking of the lighter enjoyments of life, the
members of the learned professions mixed much in
society ; bringing with them stores of anecdote and
information unattainable from other sources, they made
what elsewhere would have proved the routine of in-
tercourse, a season of intellectual enjoyment. Thus,
die politician, the churchman, the bariister, and the
military man, shaken as they were together in close
intimacy, lost individually many of the prejudices of
their caste, and learned to converse with a wider and
more extended knowledge of the world. While this
was so, another element, peculiarly characteristic of
the country, had its share in modelling social life ; that
innate tendency to drollery, that bent to laugh with.
.‘very one and at everything, so eminently Irish, was
now on the ascendant. Fiorn the Viceroy downwardF,
the island was.on the broad grin. Every day furnished
its share, its quota of merriment. Epigrams, good
stories, repartees, and practical jokes, rained in showers
over the land. A Pi ivy Council was a con,,ersazione.
of laughing Bishops and droll Chief Justices. Every
trial at the bar, every dinner at the Court, every draw-
ing-mcm, afforded a theme for some ready-witted
absurdity;- and all the graver busi.ness of life was carried
on amid this current of unceasing fun and untiring
laughter, just as we see the serious catastrophe of a
modern opera, assisted by the crash of an orchestral
accompaniment.—Jack Hinton.
Such is the competition in the coal trade at Mar-
gate, that several ships in the harbour are selling coals
)f excellent quality at 21s. per ton.

First Class... • I 45 M (First ClassJ..l 3-30 M 8 0 M
Mixed Train *6 0 Mixed Train' 6 0 11 30 -.
Mixed Train 9 301 First Class...i 815 12 45 E
First (lass... II 30 'First Class... W .70' 3 15:
First Class... 9 15. V- 4 NixelTraini 4 OE 9 30
First Class... 02' 45 First Class... 7 0 11 30
Mixed Train 4 30
First Class... r 15
SUNDAYS, SUNDAYS.
First Class... 1 45 M First Class... S3O M 8 0 M
Mixed Train; 7 30 Mixed Train, 8 15 12 45 E
Mixed Train' II 30 , Mixed Trainl 10 30 3 15

73 i M 8 15 M 7 5 M 9 40 M
9 30 11 45 7 40 11 15
10 30 1 5 E 10 55 1 10 E
1 30 E 4 0 225 E 455
4 0 6 15 4 25 6 40
I 6 15 S 50 6 10 0 45
SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS.
bISMIIO 50 51 735 MllO 10 M
130 E 4 5E I 1250 E 325 E
7 1 935 ' 7 0 935

SUNDAYS.
IFirht Class... S 30 M 8 0 M
Mixed Train, 8 15 12 45 E
Mixed Trainj 10 30 3 15
Mixed Tr_int 70 E 12 Night
'orth -Union Train to Preston at:Parkside
AND CRE WE.

NORTHERN AND EASTERN.
OPEN TO BISHOP'S STORTFORD.
STATIONS, with their Distances from Shoreditch.
Lea 13ridge5%. Tottenham 7• Edmonton q%, Ponder's End 11%,
Waltham DI , Broxbouttie 19, Roydon 22, Harlow 2654, Sawbridge.
worth .2%”.4, Stortford 321,
DOWN TRAINS. UP TRAINS

DAaed Train 2 45'E
• Those Trains meet the

C II ESTER
FROM CREWE TO CHESTER.
Leaves Crewe,
MAIL 4 15M
Mixed Train 0 0
First Class ....... 2 OE
MAIL 5 15
On Sunday only th

FROM CHESTER TO CREWE.
Leaves Chest er
MAIL 4 15NL •
First Class
Mixed Train 5
MAIL
ie Mail Trains run".

,
DOWN TRAINS. . UP TRAINS
Departure ' Dep,rture Arrival Departure l'eparturel Arrival
from from Brox. at 1 from fromllrox. at
Shoreditch.' bourne. Stoitford StoatOrd.• bourne. Shoraditch,
1 --
8 0 M 848 M 925 51 1 530 M sto M 640 M
o:0 110 15 10 45 1 .8 0 845
11 60 'l2 20 E 12 59 E , 820 952 940
150 E ' 221 250 920 9 1.0 10 411
33) 415 450 11 30 12 2 E 12 48 E
4; 0 525 550 230 E -3 o 349
550 6 20 . 43'1 5 0 549
8 0 8 53 9 25
.. . ..• , 630
..
75 8 0

5 L 6 M 6 40 M
.8 0 84.;,
820 S 52 940
9 21) 9 1.0 10 40
11 30 12 2 E 12 48 E
2 30 E - 3 0 34y
431 5 0 549
630 . 7 5 8 0
On Sundays Trains leave Stort.
ford for Shorecnten at 5 30 and
9 30M, and at 1 20,430, ands op,.
half an hour earlier on Mondays.

CHESTER AND
F ROM CHESTER TO BIRKRNIIPAD.
MAIL at 5 M, and Mixed Trains
at 8 30 and 10 30 M, and at 1,4,
and 7 45 E.

BIRKEN HEAD.

N ROM BIRKENHEAD TO CHESTER.

Mixed Trains at 820 and 102051,
and at L 50 and 3 50E, MAIL at
6 40 E.

SUNDAYS.—MAIL at 5 M, and
Mixed Trains at 9 39 M, and at
0":3,i E.

Osnars.—Mixed Trains at 8 30
and 9 50 M, and 6 IS E, MAIL at
G 30 E.
for Birkenhead '.O minutes before
ster, and from Birkenhead for Li-
ain from Chester.

On Sundays Trains leave Shore.
ditch tbr Stet tford at 8 and 9 3CM,
and at 1! ~ 340, and BE.
• This Train leaves Broxbourne

Steam Packets leave Liverpool
09 starting of each Train (Sr
verpool on the arrival of every Tr

EASTERN COUNTIES,
OPEN to BRENTWOOD.
DOWN. 'FRAINS leave Shoreditli at 8 30 and 11 OM, and at 20,
30, 4 15, 50, 6 3 , and 7 45E. On SUNbAYS at it ri ant 10 0111, and
at 2
40, 6 30, Fnd 7 45E. The jaurthy is performed in about
4 minutes.
1.11"IRAINS leave Brentwood at 8 45, q 45. and 10 45M, and at
2 3a, 3 30, 5 60, and 7 45E. On Subways at 8 45:1aufl
and at 2 '30,_4 30, bO, 645, aLd 7 45E.

NORTH UNION.
Trains leave Liverpool for Lancaster at 3 15 (Mail), 8 45,
and 11 Al, and at 2 .30 and 4 45 E ; and from Manchester for
Lancaster, at 15 minutes after the Liverpool time of starting.
Trains leave Lancaster for Liverpool and Manchester, at 2,
710 and 845 M and at 1 10 and 50 E.I