Glasgow Courier. — 1845-09-09 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

SHIP NEWS. ARRIVAL/ IX THE CLYDE,  Friday, Sept. 5. The barque Ann Best (335), Mayebell, from Quebec, in 4- d.. sailed 18th July, with a cargo of flour, deals, and staves. ii light and variable winds. Came by the South Channel. several vessels loading—names unknown. Total Loss of tke Belgian Brig Pratiur, of Arttwerp,lnmn fi Algiers.—Weymouth, Sept. 3.—The Zephyr steamer, Capt. 3;,;„, Beer, from Topshatn to London, on her passage to this port, ii. three leagues to the westward of Portland, picked up at an hour this morning a boat with Captain Schottey and five an-li longing to the above brig. The Captain stated that she spruwz leak and sunk at 9 P.M. last evening. The other boat, in vii. were the mate and three men, parted compiny from the boat in the night and is missing. Sunderland, Sept. 2.—The Sir Alexander Duff, from Ilas burg, and the Stranger, from Shields to St. Petersburg, were contact, on the 90th ult., off Tynemouth, and both received slig damage. Harwich, Sept. 3.—The mud engine fiche, from Hull to Brist, in tow of the Enterprise steamer, foundered this MOIMMI Southwold in 18 feet water; crew saved. The latter has 1, here very leaky,  Irate, but he "Moderator. -private document. Mr. Douglas, writer, produced Presbytery of Dundee, of lie Presbytery in 1839. He produce a presbyterial certificate which there was - 'would  Bonlean—l.:Will:dive:Wanes/1 Bordeaux and Toulouse.— Bord, Toulouse, & Cette.• • Boulogne and Amiens Central of Spain Donde, Valley Dijon and Mulhouse Dutch Rhenish East Indian Great Northern of France Do. (RoaamePs) Great Paris and Lyons Jamaica Junction Do. South Midland Junction Louvain and Jemeppe I,yons and Avignon  perty. ployed in manifested , ..eri(,. at attack on _ made by ti. is evident from the proceedings of the last few days that a . bination exists among the men, which, if not put down by the strong arm of the law, will not only impede the progress ef the works, but nutting his charge and joining— the Free Church. keep the peaceable inhabitants of thedieleketinnatatenfperpetual bytery has accordingly accepted his demission, and insecurity and alarm, if not lead to elf ahe Peace. is immediately to be edared vacant.—Caledonian This combination we are inclined *bsMv. the result of a Suicide.—Tuesday afternoon, a labourer, of the a._ Robbery at Manchester. matured plan, for on Monday monolog. lefrA nearly fire hundred .4 committed on Friday night, on ...., premises men in the Cockburnspath diatrici, whe have received from les. to Peter Haggerty, put a termination to his life by suspending himself with a rope from a lever beam in the engine-house Whittaker & Sons,cotten-spinners,of Hurst, about I 16s. per week, struck work for,* Waimea wages to 20s. This of Mr. David Johnston, tanner, St. Mary's Wynd. He was em Ashton-under-Lyne, and who also occupy a I demand being refused, the mintireamtlednleng the line towards Pool Street, Manchester. The men were at Berwick, and compelled every Imo Om Amy met to stop his first discovered by a woman who had occasion to pass through night till nine, when the premises were made work and join them. Where ibeir email* were not promptly the engine-house, and as she gave an immediate alarm, no oiled with, the mob carrhefiehem inteMeet by force, and le time was lost in cutting the unfortunate man down; but . next morning, about ten, the robbery was dim.. "°3consequence covered. The firm always collect their accounts on the last along tlie ime. About 1 , m • Una. No cause is assigned for the the movement was oined by * t number of men unhappily life was ex Friday in the month, and tiiiiteing the time choten for the akirmbi.• of thin ' when we g state gs ce work—an commission of the rash act—Scotsman. neither Edinburgh and Graviton Raateay.—About half-peat esenn robbery; leads to the conviction that the thieves were aware in this town um within twenty Is there any adequate militaii Wednesday evening an accident occurred at the shaft of the of this feet. The mistier, before leaving the warehouse on or civil force. About four lof the men remained* hytoo, Granton Railway Tunnel, St. Andrew Square, which is likely pridayedieht, locked up all hisdrawers and iron safe, in which and several hundred at other . The mob, so ter as we have he deposited £4778 15s. id. in cheques and cash, but for- learned, did not attempt to commit any assault in their pregreso to be attended with a fatal result. A hutch, on which were deposited a number of miner's irons, was being raised, tnnately of the latter only £578 86. Bd. No trace of the on Monday, ucepi compelling the men to join them, until they - near to the top of the pit, when one of the thieves has yet been obtained. Between eight and ten on came to Berwick, when a man on horseback, who was conveyingthrough a hole, in the bottom, and falling down the Saturday night, the whole of the cheques, amounting. to a parcel which had been left behind by the coach to Edinburgh, £4202 7s. 3d. were put into the post-office at the receiving- was endeavouring to overtake d with all a e an of' andaarried Pe d, d unfortunate_ wnoie instance, a depth of seven or eight fathoms. lighted I knocked one of the mob down. They desired him to stop on one o the miners, an broke back. house in Omit Aneoats Street, and are now In the pousession of the pollee. dis horse which be refused, when one of the meatier -a home, and afterwards to the Royal Infirmary, he still stone, which missed him, but struck Mr. Andrew Fender, a lingers. The spine is so seriously injured, that no hopes Praire" of Iron Ships and Screw ProPeilsm—We under- farmer in the neighbourhood, in the face, and serious) are entertained of his recovery. We understand the auitand that he firm James Hodgson & Co., iron ship- his nose. The mob, numbering between two and three thorities are investigating the circumstances connected with builders, of this town, are building, amongst other vessels, armed with staves, and accompanied with bagpipes, then 4 this serious event. 4 an iron ship of 1200 tons burthenj (he first of a new line of in preeession through the streets of this town. They dispel ' in steamers to _ply between New-York and Liverpool, with the evening without committing any further outrage. These inVnof 10) home- or also one of eoo tans burthen bleated men have taken advantage of this season, when there is a